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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
General Clark dospel . Trst;
|Anglezi in Amerikancii zauzeli
gorske postojanke' mad Trstom

RIM, o. naja - Porocila IL Trsta porocao da je do
spell tia general Mark w. Clark medtem ko ameriske
in britske cee mocnim siam zavzele gorske postoan
ke 20 mljski crt XII tece cd Trsta prot Co.
rci
Tukaj obstoji vtis, da je s tenn rastoea napetost
XII e obstojala zadnje dni, ponehaa kat vodene Jugo
sovanov je cell crti discplinrano.
Il Trsta Sc poroca da tamkaj obsto wis., da je mar
Sal Tito nekatermi manjsmi izjemam pristal ma
britskoameriske predloge gede mrne izravnave argu
mentov ozirom to, dali sporno ozemlje pripada Ju
goslavij ali Italiji
Uradna izjava zaveznskega gavnega stana Rimu
Zavezniski gavni stan Rimu je tel zvez danes
podal naslednjo izjavo:
"Tekom %. maja je 8. armada zavrsila nadano kon-
centracio svojh sill Juisk krani Zavzete bile po
stoanke crt XII tece severno cd Trsta tocko XII
nahaja pet mill vzhodno cd Gorice
Med kraji, XII bill okupirani tekom dneva sta Tar
nova in Montespno CTarnova je ocividno sovensk Tr
novo medtem ko sovensko ime "a "Montespino' nj
znano. Op. ured)
"Osma armada gen. McCreery-ja je bila ojacena cd
mogocnega drugega zbora Zed drzav kateremu povelj
e gen. Keyes XII je zavze postoanke okoci Gorice in
ojacl zavezniske sle." e.-..@. .....,- ~- =.
Jugoslovsni preseneeeni mad nenadno de1nonstrscio
zaveznske oborozene sile
Ko so aeriske in britske cee prodirae gorato po-
krajino cd Trsta nj bo cd stran Jugosovanov
nikake opozce toda bo je jasno da so bill Jugosovan
preseneceni mad nenadnm valo zavezniskh sill in njih
oceh e brao iznenadene mad demonstraco take veil
Ike vojaske moci.
Stevilne jugoslovanske sraze strumno salutirae,
ko zavezniske se Sic mimo njih in nekaterih toe
kah jugoslovanska voaska vozla zava ma stran da
naprava pot dodge vrste zaveznskih motornh vo-
zov.
Prcakue se da bo pojava oborozenih jugoslovanskih
in zavezniskih patrul ma ucah Trsta krnau izgina.
V mestu je nastopilo kriticno pomanjkanje ziveza.
Skupina zaveznske voaske Wade, kaeri naceuje polk
Joseph D. Scholtz il Louisvlla KY, caka zuna mesa
pripravljena, da upostavi svojo adrninistracijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
ZAROCENI

5 Zarocila sta Sc Miss Elsie Pr
nat, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Pirnat, 14207 Thames Ave, in
Pvt. Frank J. Fende, sin po-
znane druzine Mr.. in Mrs. John
Fende, 1851 E. 167 st. Pvt. Fen
de Sc je pred kratkim nahajal
donna ma dopustu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
N BOLNIsNTCE

L bolnisnice Sc je vrnila ma
svoj dom Mrs. Frances Hegler,
765 E. 236 st. zdravje Sc j
obraca na bolje, a se vedno Sc
nahaja pod zdravn;sko oskrbo.
Prijateljice 10 lahko obiScejo ma
domu, mi j pa zelimo slxorajs-
ME okrevanie! !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

tenn sugestiral dvoje ukrepov "a
izboljsanje polozaja, katera bi
Sc morale takoj izvesti, in 81
GER:
Prvic, da Sc cim preje sesta-
nejo ma skupni konferenci pred
sednik Truman, ministrski pred
sednik Churchill in premier Sta
lin.
Drugic, da Sc stori vse, kar je
mogoce, da Sc med Amerikanci
Iustavi kampanja slepe mrznje
poti Sovjetski uniji, v katero'
ms sl1lsajo pognati stevilni mo-
gotni in temni element Y tel
|deli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
POROKA

v soboto, rs. nlaja se bosta
porocila Miss Mary G. Dermasa,
hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Der
masa, Chapman Ave, il Mr.,
Russell 3. Grady. Poroka pc be
.vrsila Y cerkvi sv. PayIa y Eu-
|cidu, oh 10. uri zjufra testi.
Itamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
Prijateljstuo 2 Rusijo ali
kaos, praUi S. Welles
Bivsi drzovni podtoinik svori pro+i
komponii mrznie prof Sovie+ski uniiiiii

WASHINGTON, %. maja - Bvsi drzavni podtajnik
Sumner Weles je nocoj tukaj izav, da ako nade
pot prijatesko sodelovanje med Ameriko in Rusio
utegne postati svetovni kaos neizogben.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19

In meeting held April q, Casey
and Smith nominated Kenneth
Denison of Shelby to fill the Shelby
post. In this they were opposed by
Commissioner Leonard c. Young,
who nominated Gerlough, to the
Shelby post BY their action this
week, the two board members re
scinded the Denison appointment.
In making the surprise appoint
ment of Gerlough to the Billings
post, men in the oil industry believe
Casey and Smith did so only be-
cause they knew Gerlough would
not accept the job in Billings. His
home is In Shelby and he has bust
ness interests there. Further, he is
the only absolutely qualified man
to have applied for the Shelby job
And further than that, he Is a war
veteran, and as such supposedly en-
titled to some preference under the
somewhat ambiguous state law. Be
cause of this fact, the case is likely
to be closely watched by returning
servicemen, because what happens
to Gerlough will be construed as an
index of what returning World War
2 veterans may expect at the hands
of state officials.
The five-man Montana Oil Con-
servation Board is vitality interested
in the two appointments because
all five members are practical oil
men, operating in Montana fields,
and because they know that the two
jobs are of vital importance to a
rapidly growing state industry.
Further, although II Is not gen.
orally realized, it is the state rail
road commission that is charged
with the duty of supervising oil and
gas well drilling and plugging.
In the interests of more eff
CONTINUED on Page y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
STAN0LIND MAKES HOLE
TO 1885, BIG TIMBER

StanoIind Oil & Gas Company has
set 10 3/8 casing at 995 feet on the
Big Timber structure, in Sweet
grass county, and is drilling ahead
with rotary tools at 1885, I'm the
Lance formation.
On drill stem test, 1187-12O5, open
40 minutes, 60 feet of mud was re-
covered.
Location Is Sc Sc SW S1-2N-15E.
Only one relatively deep test has
ever been drilled In the adjacent
area, this being hole put down 20
5733 feet by the Shoshone Congoli-
dated Oil Company i'm section %
2N-15E, about four miles northeast
Of the Stanolind test
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19

by the oil industry.
However, advices from Washing
ton are that industry representa-
tives, now keenly aware of the pos
sible ruinous consequences of SINH
lar court rulings in the future, are
pressing for the passage of precise
legislation that viii settle the ques-
ton for once and for all.
So far, there has been no visible
opposition to legislation now pend
ing, aimed at achieving the desired
result. Rather, there has been
strong support from many quarters.
In Montana, the court ruling
caused an abrupt halt In the drilling
plans of both majors and independ-
ents.
It is thought these viii now feel
free to proceed without fear that
the original tax ruling, If adopted
by the internal revenue bureau,
would bring ruin to those who had
expended vast sums in drilling, in
order to supply the oil so vitality
needed in the nations oil effort
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
Seven More
Wells Start
In Cut Bank

The Cut Bank field this week
had what appeared TO be am im-
ediate repercussion from
modification OF ceuFf railing
that had thrown the industry
into tailspin.
News that the court had recon
sidered and had now decided that
intangible drilling costs might be
charged off to expense was echoed
by the announcenMHf of seven new
locations, more thu had been made
in the field for nMa@y weeks.
Two competitions were chalked up
during the week, and a check
showed is wells drilling or rigging
up.
Continued ON Page ID
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
STANOLIND
DEEP TEST
PAST $500

StanOlind OIL a. Gas company
has reached the mile mark in
its important and interesting
deep test on the Mizpah struc-
ture I'm southeastern Montana,
between Miles City and Broad
MS, in Powder River county.
AS the week ended, hole was re-
ported made to $500 feet, with the
prospect that the well by now is
well past mile In depth. At $3.50,
the bit was in Graneros shale. On a
drill stem test at from 1894 to $3.50,
open 80 minutes, $3.50 feet of fresh
water was recovered. Recorded
shut-in pressure was 1850 pounds
per square inch.
This well, in Section 81, Twp. IS,
r. so E., is the only deep test ever
to be drilled in an area embracing
thousands of square miles. Located
following extended geophysical sur
veys, it is on a block reported to
contain approximately 800 acres.
In the wild furry of leasing that
followed Stanolind's entry into this
area, several hundred thousand
acres of protection acreage was
taken in the area by numerous con
Germs, with 81 an acre paid for most
of 1t.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
Texaco Will
Seisrrlograph
Havre Area

Mounting interest I'm the
promising area between Havre
and the Canadian border, In
Hill and Blaine counties, was
further manifest this week
when the Texas Company rent
ed office quarters I'm Havre and
made arrangements for living
quarters for a seismograph
crew. Texaco ran gravity
meter survey of the area last
year and is now leasing.
General Petroleum Corp. ran
seismograph over part of the area
last year and followed this survey
by leasing a large block southeast
of what had for years been mapped
as the Browns Coulee anticline
The previous mapping had been
based on surface work, difficult in
this area because of the blanket of
glacial drift that makes outcrop
study problem. The General Pet.
seismograph crew lis reported re-
turning to the area soon.
Most significant geological fea-
lures of the region are extensive
faulting, which many geologists
contend is not deep-seated, and
proximity to the south of igneuos
rock masses, thought by some to
have had a marked influence in the
formation of structures nearby.
Perhaps more significant than any
of these is the widespread occur
renee of gas in the area, and some
very promising oil showings. Part
of Havre was once included in gas
field, since flooded out, and two
additional gas fields, Box Elder and
Bowes, are now in production a
short distance southeast of Havre
Franz Corp. repeatedly got very
good oil showing in well drilled
northwest of Havre many years ago,
on what was then mapped as the
Browns CQulee anticiine. This well
was in Section 31-34N-14E. This well
also had gas in upper horizons. II
was abandoned at 1905.
The best oil showing in the area
was found in well drilled by the
consolidated forces of A. B. Cobb,
Yale Oil, and Bill Hanlon on the
Signal Butte structure nearly
straight north Of Havre and only
few miles south of the Alberta
border, In section 19-37N-15E.
Drilled with rotary tools, this well
had near.commercial showing and
but for difficulties might have been
completed as a commercial well.
Otherwise, there have been no
real tests I'm the area, most wild.
cats going down only to the shallow
Eagle sand or short distance be.
low
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
FULTON WILDCAT RUNS
8-INcH PIPE TO 2IOO

Drilling and carrying SA-inch
pipe, the crew on Bill Faulton's wild
cat southwest of the Cut Bank field
had lowered the pipe past 200 feet
as the week ended. At the bottom of
the hole, 2725, two bailers are wait
ing to be drilled up Decision TO run
the 81 inch pipe was reached when
the 1O-inch separated. Up to the 2725
depth, the well had found no water,
some gas.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
Texueo Well Inn Devon
Pool Nears Completion

Likely 20 soon provide additional
information concerning the extent
of the Texaco pool In the Devon
area, the conpany's No. 2 Weir,
northwest 04 previous producers, is
drilling a& 1852 feet, scheduled to be
a completion within the next few
days. It is quarter mile north OF
the No. Weir, u ANAL pIxFrper, and
slightly more than n quarter mile
north Of the field discovery well,
the No. EkfoIt.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19

In spots, Montana terrain Is such
as to bring Joy to the pipeliner, with
fiat prairie land stretching for
miles, allowing the laying of long
straightaway sections of hne, as In
the section above, a portion Of
Home OIL &c Refining c0mpany's
line from Cut Bank TO Great Falls.
The line, put I'm operation April
Is, is now delivering more than
5000 barrels of crude daily to the
refinery here, with pressure applied
only by a pumping plant Rt Cut
Bank. Addition of a booster station
at Conrad is expected 10 increase
the throughput of the lime TO about
5000 barrels daily. Pressure re-
quired TO shove the OH through the
line length of more than 100 miles
Is abOut so pounds less per square
inch than had been estimated.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
TExAc0 WILDCAT TAKES
CORES AT 30s5 FEET

Making slow time in its wildcat
northwest of the Cut Bank field, the
Texas company was coring at 3085
in well that may aid in determin-
ing Madison lime possibilities In
this area. 1t is about six miles
straight east of Madison lime pro-
duction on the. so-called Reagan
nose, about five miles south of the
Alberta border.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19


ended.
The lone well to reach the pay
sand was Prevol e. Shay's No. II
Waite in c Sc SW Sc 24-35N-2W.
Drilled to the ElIis-Madison con-
tact at 1872 il was acidized with
1000 gallons. The acid brought In
sulphur water and as the week
ended the operators were reported
planning to drill II deeper.
At the western extremity of the
16rniIe-long stretch of drilling wells,
Consolidated Gas company's No 2
Barkuloo, quarter of mile east of
the No. / that recently extended the
field two miles to the west; has a
fishing job at 1855. This well is In
Section Is, Twp. IS N, raw.
Sixteen miles straight east, En-
field Oil company Is drilling at $50
feet in its No. 3 Grass, In Section
IL, TWP. IS NJ, Range w. This Is
Continued On Paee 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
Veterans Watch Roll Commission
CerIough ApnlieaIion Ignored;
Supervisor MIDDLE d6aek 3ffffied

The beard Of railroad 6 hed to clear up the
mude concerning the appointment Of oil and inspector for
the northern district
In lengt during week Commissioners Horace
Casey am 1uosy they had named Jean Ger
Tough of Sc4@ = - vacant post of oil and gas
inspector Billings 7azd named G. E. Cox to fiji
similar post Shelby made by resignation of Fred Plat
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
Drilling Cost Tax Reduction
Privilege Wins Courts Okay

Bringing chaotic condition in the nations oil industry
the Fifth Court of Appeals New Orleans has reconsideed its
former ruling and has held that the option to deduct intangible
drilling costs for continue TO be utilized
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19
Kevin.Sunburst Operators Busy
AS Bees But Honey Eludes Them

BusyM little nothing to show for it. were op
orators khe Kelvin Sunburst field during the week
On ect 6ast-west line wells 16 apart making
and somewhere in between 20 oheW rugged up drilling
the a single completion as the week
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-05-19

IN a Iengt'
F. Casey anf
Tough of Sh'
Evening star., 1945-09-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tce... /,

wife and .e; tWo ew;egIit.bsssssd s@ensi @ .aed % s
hSS;i EFSS 81;
IaS HousE SEA os f afasTMkkNr SSsfdMskki or rooms s
family of g. NV. section. Arlington. or
Alexandria preferred. Cali National 3si0.
Want FURNISHED 4-bedroom house for
couple and { infants In D. c. or nearby
virginia by ", OCT 10; rent up to Sl7o'
Will PAY s s. months months rent in advance for
2bedroom apt. or house, furnished or
ofhcer., lSsa; recently ~ returned from overseas
nenpv nenqf n4f stationed m WI" EMS JENSEN 81 s27s
Chase. or vicinity. Cali AID. 1885 Monday
NAVAL I'M oFFIsc5ER, ' wife fA' and son. perma-
nently stationed here, urgently need q
bedroom house. furn. or unfurn;, in North;
S,ess gest Waashington' nearby Md. or Va Can
COMMANDER, REGULAR Navy, and wife.
no children nor pets. need . or bedroom
6fE ssess house
Va md mo Rx aS q 9eags!
permanent. by Navy lieut. recently returned
from, the Pacific; Northwest or Bethesda
ERESf fsfs Ssffrrsf Rfr6hsr Ss Tsy0r adas aas
fore fore Noy: |; top refs. Wo. 6S97 or Box
CSoMMiANhD6iER ANh6i REGULAR NAVY and wife.
no children, no pets, need or 3 bedroom
NAVAL OFFICER desires two or three
bedroom house or apartment, unfurnished,
in D. G. or vicinity; three children. Call
nNfVERsfTY PROFESSOR. permanently
in washington. desires or room apt.
or house, unfurn. l school-age child.
WANTED TO RENT 3-bedrm. house or
apt. furn. or unfurn., Arlington vicinity
CHI. 1851.
CHINESE government ofhcial desires to
rent house or apt, furnished or unfur-
nished, . or 3 bedrooms, NV. section
viii take good care Phone ia. 9254.
SMALL HOUSE or apartment, unfurnished:
permanently located; will give reference
PERMANENT Government oficials; 3-bed-
room house. Executive 2420, Ext. 144
weekdays. 2a*
GEORGEToWN-Refn family will take
excellent care 3-bedrm. small unfurnished
house. Dupont 1888. Ewes. only.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE wanted by per-
manent, responsible Washington business
man settled family of . adults: offer
present landlord as reference. w. ALLEN.
TR. 1896. %.
EMPLOYED COUPLE, permanent. no chill
dren or pets. hope for unfurnished 45-
rm. house. duplex, NV. ryeferredi refer
ences. Weekdays. RE. 500, Ext. 72s13.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

5-ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE or 4 or s
Sm g1iush MIS- aps auNf1P u C. or vieal5s!t' a5!
s a BsS:a s:4TiS 70
REGULAR NAVY COMMANDER, perma-
nent, after 5 years foreign and overseas
duty, needs 3-bedroom unfurnished house
for wife and children; nearby Virginia
OF Nortnwest; up to $125. Call RE. 74O0,
Ext. 1895, daytime; AID. 24OO after q
Pm; COMDR. ANDERSON. 26s
URGENTLY NEEDED-6 or room unfur-
nished house; adults; best reference; $50
to $50; Northeast or Southeast. FIR. 664S.
WANTED TO RENT-Unfurnished house
within 10-block radius l4th and Park I'd.
NV. to permanent people; rent always on
the line minor repairs taken care of; Up
REGULAR NAVY COMMANDER, permas
nent, after 5 years foreign and overseas
duty, needs or bedrm. furn. or unfurn.
house for wife and 3 children; nearby
Virginia or Northwest. Daytime, RE.
5400, Ext. 1895, and after Z pm, AID
2400. CoMDR. ANDERSON.
ARMY OFFICER, desperate, perm sta
TONED, desires 2-bedroom furn. or unfurn.
house: Call CAPT HANESS. RE. 800,
WAsHiSGrSs s6s1SEss M ExHGGiYvn ARe I'll ID DE-.
sires to rent 3 or bedroom house. un-
furnished; ~. suburban or country sec
ton; no children; excellent renters for
particular home owner. Phone OR. 0234.
Evening star., 1945-09-24

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home ns.t TO-DAY ~ or sell to cash clients q. tqll
PRiSArE pi rARTf M viii vii buy gs or 10 s rm
BRICK hse. in NV. direct from owner. Box
EAvG SSSH sg1.s ,sE e.
Mnrr.T ns vest sso at qs s svs to 18th G M
sRIGhfW6oD 4Vs o. v,c!n!sy Cash cash sayers Buy fs fer
sHGs " Can lsGa Sell Ycu. 81 HOUSE. ". can &c,
.ss.nsisn sH sash Won't s4Ss V ISat ,al, r.Hmgs
w ws = Sa{ c'21Ifi aI cxsH a 1872 isG n. and
prGpseriy y}sE kSn Suis5 -. settlemsnts GYM q
VI oAk 81 Sell lle fous Il aousE Il sles es full
s:.sn '0os tos ip'?Go R9oxnins sa1sll' OBI
sss 81 99 19is fi isis sfsssri s us
CASH BUYERS for b. c. and Nd property.
si SALLY Y eo setor sssY z0u nhsd. ss
Cash Cash BUYER immediately in need Of brick
No 5ss s5sa saANsoN AasseR
So YoG %2Nr 'si sfEEpY Il acTr6AEtst 2a4s
sSass Th ReEs ssih sqzsE; EHs
eaEvf G2 1sst chXsE Es e. 5cNTxsessh Ex st9e buyers
sSI ts5 homes ne q gsdg Ist' GEORGE W. ROBERT
bedroom house In Woodside or nearby Md.
? 81 si tsaa saa esP5 YouSu Nh sfsa ea
WiIL PAY ALL Cash for e-room house
for colored MA. 3os2; after 6. call Ex-
WANTED TO BUY, = home in 1st COM
mercial zone. Call WI. 5S67 evenings.
WANTED At ONCE detached modern home
lst-noor layatory and den; or Rock Greek
Park Estates. close to TRANSFORMATION
Evans, Wo. 0290. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO.: 1905 st: n;w;;. MA. 2345;
A WELL-CONSTUCTED, reasonably priced
Groom. detached house; must have Oil OF
gas heat and good sized yard. Box 200-V
HAVE FIVE CASH CLIENTS for bunsa-
lows anywhere in Northwest WASHINGTON.
What have you to offer9 Call KOGOD &
BookoFF. 631 NV. MA. $3.50, RA.
r.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

in beautiful South Cheverly; large corner
only. $1,000 down. MR.. LONG, open
WILLiASis REAL EsfATE-siiver Spring.
lovely 2-story. 2-bedroom house. new cond.;
oil heat, basement; $8,950. $2.450 down.
Mr.. Iseli. 6201 Georgia ave. 81. 5000.
WiLIIxMs REAL EsT1TEEEoyeiy brick
room, large basement; 2 ,cres: z miles from
5000 Evenings, SH. 9220. tOpen Sunday
2 MASSEY ST, East RiverdAle, Md.-De-
tached frame, 4 rooms, kitchen, porches.
gas. electricity. city water, hot-air heat;
gRcIoLo REALTY Co. NJ: 4s4i.
and b., AMI; lot S0xl0O; possession;
c1liese p, sa. 9.nls te slsci hSs cars ss6 E.
Hs down. Acreage. shore Cottages, lots.
reduced, trade. N. Z. RYON CO., GE.
BEfhEsDA - California bungalow type
brick, 5 rms. and den. oil h..w.ha bath
and shower. venetian blinds throughout;
Es.ssas s|ai. sss s J1b 1SSsb xsfz R1dsSa o
tSVVs
Evening star., 1945-09-24
SUBURBAN sAls-vlRelNlA.

ATTRACTIVE 5-room bungalow. ami,
with noored attic and full basement, on
large lot; convenient to stores, schools and
buses; reasonably priced. Apply 3711
North 14th ST.. Arlington. By OWNER.
A WINNING PAIR! Two 3-bedroom de-
tached brick Colonials with quick posses
ss1saaa sion snd in tipitop share in fine neigh
sqi sss At slsskH eRa T' Rn x25ss
NEAR BUCKlNGHAM-:Been trying to To-
cate q. modern 6-room brick home in this
exceptional neighborhood? This duplex
should more than satisfy your needs. Bright
and shinny as new apple, full basement
with oil heat, and so convenient Price
Of S94 below reproduction cost. Move
IN next .week!. ARLINGTON REALTY
Ski sRicR aI BHNGA2Sw. aasG 2S slss ssaso-connot be
Duplicated anywhere at the price today ,.
Sum up these features, then compare
Living loom with fireplace. dinette, kitch-
en- with modern range and refrigerator, 2
bedrooms and tiled bath, stairway to large
diminished second noor: expansive corner
:; 2 N a'z aszIx Co. dsHR
sussAIow'- s.. aso-Don's be ml.lea b,
ths o Price; so,. This 4, y n1a.,nn mSdsrn compact
heat, and the lot being 7ox1s6 win elm.
issti shst co s5.9Rsd a 1906 y desRs4 w 4s
N AURORA Hills rms, 4 bsdrms.,
rage. Immediate possession. Open 3or
tnspection ewes. until Pm. Inquire
Ridge I'd. IA. 1710.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
STORES FOR RENT.

ALL TYPES of stores for rent in Airing
tons newest shopping centers; any space
YOU need for All types Of business. Open
early spring; NJ T. BRoYH1LL CO.. INC,
341s NJ ST. NV. Georgetown business
district)-,Attractiye store, brand-new front
window, about 600 SO. #; ideal for elec-
trie, radio, shoe repair. second hand goods,
BERNSTEIN { CO. NE. $500
IN NEW BENNING RD. S.E.-Theater
bldg: also other suburban locations.
CAREY WINSTON. Realtor, 739 18th st.
! AN NEGOTIATING now with groperty
locs tions. big and small. may be abIe
to to help help you. Call ne now HARRY I,
2 STORES, nrst commercial, in Southwest
market area: corner. S3x20, store and
Offices above half basement, Containing
approx. 5000 50: It; second store l7xe7;
satisfactory customer. JEROME MURRAY,
ATTRACTIVE STORE in shopping center,
located nearby Silver Spring; wonderful
novelty or dry goods store, etc; attractive
lease to responsible individual. Call Ord
6440