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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27
ACID SHOT
SLATED FOR
DEVON WELL

EuEE significance of TexacO's
OH strike In it's wildcat on the
Ekh0lE farm, between the
Kewln-fsmnbHrsa and Devon gas
fields, was sfial 90 be deter
mined as the week ended.
On pump test, the well did not
live up to expectations aroused
when 1t filled up with Oil when
drilled IN, slowing down to an out
put of about five barrels daily.
It is to be acidized and re-tested,
with indications 1t may stiIl be In
the base OF the Ellis, just above the
Ellis Madison contact.
There are some very freakish
sand conditions In this area, one
well IN section 12-34N-1W, a few
miles west of the TexacO wildcat.
having found an 82-foot thickness
in what was classified as the Sun.
burst sand, more than decade ago.
The sand was tight and dry.
Other wells In the area have
found both gas and Old, In small
amounts, In sands above the con.
tact.
Continued ON Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27
Oil Shortage May Become More
Acute Within Next Six Months

The extremely serious situation which will confront the oil IN
dugry during result of the recent step
military programs revealed in the monthly report OF the pro-
ducion division of Petroleum Administration for War.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-01-27
Montana Likely to Join
Oil Compact Commission

Responding 20 the expressed views OF section OF the
industry Montana Oil Conservation Board this week
steps that will make possible the addition
listed members of the Inter
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crate. These leases run for 80 OF
$50 days. with negotiations to re.
sumo before they expire.
Sliding Scale Planned.
As another means Of getting plants
running and avoiding breaks in EN-.
ployment, RFC said 1t Is willing tc
write leases on q sliding scale. The
rental would start at a low figure
then rise from year to year to CORE
spond with the manufacturers ex-
pected expansion of production.
| Although neither the Army MOI
Navy declared any idle plants sur
plus until after VI day, RFC Of
ficials now speak warmly Of the
cooperation given In the dispose
job by the armed services.
One result of the cooperation
1t was learned. is an agreement
under which the Army has relaxed
its hold on SIS plants which II
previously set aside to be held foa
future ordnance work If necessary
RFC has been granted permission
to negotiate for the sale OF any
OF these plants, some of which are
described as highly desirable. If q
sale appears likely the Army will
seek to move its equipment to some
other surplus plant less adaptable
to civilian use.
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Industry Takes Over
Billion in War Plants
AT 10 Pei. Of Cost
~ the Associated Press.

~ tAlc AeooCl&te0 STeb6.
Expanding private industry has
taken over about 81 ,00o, o0o, 900 worth
Of surplus war plants and paid the
Government 10 cents on the dollar.
More than 800 Government fac
tories have been sold, leased, or are
In an advanced stage OF negotia-
tons" with private operators who
can provide peacetime jobs, it was
learned today.
A report on November's upsurge
of disposal activity, soon to be COM
pleted, is expected to show definit
break In the congestion which held
sales to = minimum this summer
and fall, . spokesman for the Re-
construction Finance Corp. said.
Sales Campaign Pushed.
An intense sales and advertising
campaign is continuing, he added,
while preliminary negotiations are
under way for sale OF more than $50
additional plants.
Ava ~ CoGAAAAoUCS tlidb LOW
ultimately will have fallen into its
hands for disposal. They cost the
Government about $4,000, 900 900 un-
der high-cost, emergency building
conditions, and represent about one
fourth the productive capacity Of
the country, a vast potential source
Of private employment.
The 10 per cent recovery was
rated excellent by disposal officials.
who figure that 80 per cent must be
knocked of the original outlay as
the different between the wartime
cost Of building and the cost of
reproducing the plants today.
Most Desirable Sold.
However, this record canont be
sustained for the rest Of the plants
In RIGS catalogue, since those al
ready sold are naturally the most
desirable and readily convertible to
civilian goods manufacture.
November evidently was the big
gest month to date. The tally is
expected to show 40 outright sales
and ten or 4 dozen tentative sales
awaiting approval by the Surplus
Property Administration and the
Antitrust Division Of the Justice De-
partment, in addition to several
leases.
Interim" or test-period leases
are being arranged for companies
which do not want to buy until they
know how much q plant costs to OPP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Farley on Services
To Veterans Opens

Representatives of Community
Veterans Centers in 10 States began
a two-day conference today for
Strengthening and extending the
Nationwide program Of the Re-
training and Unemployment Ad-
ministration to provide full service
for returning veterans.
Held in the conference room of
the Federal Trade Commission
Building, IRA headquarters. the
conference was called by Maj. Gen.
G. B. Erskine, IRA administrator
and special assistant to Labor Secre-
tary Schwellenbach.
Gen. Erskine expressed hope the
conference would produce tnforma-
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ton to guide development Of center
activities to assure maximum aid or
Job opportunities, training, educa.
ton, rehabilitation and other ex.
listing services.
The discussions will cover estab-
lishment of standards of service fol-
persons using the centers, problems
confronting operating personnel and
the solutions and ways and means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

tunity this week to take free chest
X-ray examinations by the District
of Columbia tuberculosis Associa-
ton.
These include Thompson's Dairy,
the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Shiloh Baptist Church. Riggs Ma
tional Bank. Page Laundry, United
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by which communities may realize
their responsibilities for migrating
returning veterans into civilian life.
About 1900 Community Veterans
Centers are now in operation. Gen.
Erskine said additional centers must
be established Ito meet the great
need arising with the rapid return
to civilian life of servicemen and
servicewomen." He said plans are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

States Chamber of Commerce and
Kiplinger Washington Agency.
The association is now carrying on
It's annual Christmas Seal sale CAM
paign to obtain funds for its 1946
work. Officials said some $4,000 per-
sons here have been given free X
rays since April, the start Of the
associations fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
under way for additional conferences
from time to time.

For DC. Groups This Week
Employees Of 4 number Of WASH
ington groups will be given oppor-
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PERSONAL.
RESTYLING, BLOCKT
MILLINERY

cleaninE, trimming: fabrics. straws felts.
made 70 order; exquisite samples IN stocks.
VOGUE HATS 3523 l4th ST. NV. Open eve
SWISS AMERICAN WATCH and clock re-
pairing; 3 to, 5 day service; matchmaker
cENER N Pss5 rT EsssIafs MART Fl 1oh ST.
DREssMkkiSa HisEssn iSe seamstress s.s MRS wEAv
Wessdsys y aUvRs apd nights: Isl no sundays =.
ItR,sisa ss2ille !9ai
..ittings in your home. Call WA. 44es. 49,
Ale: ALEAANDRA ato COLE and tennis ,i ian;: one
geeE more to enroll SPECIAL full payins
priority Saturday pm. Sundays and holi-
days. beginning May 30. at the new Alex-
now ~ and S $ 'y eaeh montR o 1plas TiaseP dail!
sqra5y dEoReE 9"s mHsoN iSS5Spf nofEi
Or ii " JOHNSON, dent.s, False teeth
repaired while you -ait Room 500
MfeSy FHoSE sfE sHEpHrRD AZ 4ss $3.50 ask for MIS-.
Nrlg t. " YOU are in need of a loan UP to
500 s. on 1,n VOW ~ swI,ar s,sna.pre
y service 81 ne; month sste! AT st north
Psy PsSisB atf1 tf.f s3" Pc saH5 s4
interview phone Ma 34SS
SEAMSTRESS wants dressmaknE. tailor
ing and plain sewing to do at home. AID
S1a2 1853 Vernon st NV.
ARTIST. writer. architect. advanced art
student etc. for part-time service to art
gallery; free studio and living space in
exchange. Box Bal. Star. l5'
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
vacanies in grades 3. Art. music. riding
swimming and all sports Summer school
and camn HOWELL ACADEMY. WI 1898
DRESSMAKING and alterations: open eve
nines. MRS. NEAULT. HO. 1870. coll
Columbia rd NV 90
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE desires lady com
panion share Pullman expenses San Fran
cisco, May !. WA. 74s0. Box Bill, Star
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHs;. CALCpLAToRS. type
ETs EFters Sa 's co eeuP 1 any vkdass kns Sn 81 Piss
AIR coNpITIoNER. suitable for small
roe Eegm ,,S SAfI Fvss EM L CHESHIRE z5Ss Elk 1e4o
contents of apts. or houses, at once We do
BEnReoM mnSRo efq qFTRSTnR s1GEfTs III vns Gaa7
santed siS # ,a Saes M5li Syy sny .mogn5 sSgS
e. 1Sff' exehsnse a boys me- new os
inch victory bicycle for used prewar, e.
1see 1BsfeceYcEMEs. M fran frames, wheels. in any condi-
ton, wanted for material. Phone Co.
cAMERAs, uspth sSi photo equipment. both amateur
HoPo pns ses sst s. pa nr rFP
es. s.as %''S ss3' ''!s
CLARiNET@Boehme system Bb. in good
condition Please state make and price.
Is Box ,rs,s 3lo:L, Star; Star. ,,,... Mt. ..,..
81 1see sssa ssSshes op.n sssss .ves viii hSs "a. 10
Ssss easns 'iia g!
CRIB. Kiddie Koop type only. TIE. $3.50;
sIR,s GRxsTasGp DriSfi 1855 Ss 0rsm' and
finished, for once, with side typewriter
cOmpa rtment. BOX 3R4-L, Star. 15'
DIAMONDS-Before you sell diamonds or
diamond iewelry get our offer. Highest
prices BURNSTINE'S. 919 st. NV.
DIAMONDS GOLD Highest cash prtces
paid Gei oul ofieI before YOU sell
ARTHUR MARKEL a4N st
ELECTRIC OR GAS REFRIGERATOR and
washing machine; individual. III. 3217.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 6 cubic feet,
good condition; cash. National s7s6.
EIECTRoLUx gas refrigerator wanted.
or 6 it.. also tabletop gas range, twin
beds and studio couch. RIA. 2036.
diameter good prices paid. Telephone DE.
1885, Ext. 81. bet. $50 am. and 5 80 pm.
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FARM and GARDEN.
AVN MOWERS SHARPENEn,

LMN iaths e-,n5sr MSmkhS sSH1A;hP.NED' Sa1;I 1eesery
800 SACKS Zoo lbs lbs see seed potatoes Tor
eAEN sons Sssoes ssos eeoisa esT sv. i,st na
ftoWEERs FOR sALE-creepins phlox,
BURDoFT, colesyille, Md. Cali Ashton
WoNDERGRo makes poor soils good and
good soils better; for more beautiful lawns.
spps aed sds9.
sae ali varieties ssese aea Can 'so0 siso 4s4s '0'
specimen plants. JOSEPH P. GILMORE.
LaNDscArE LAM "a E. GARDENER and contractor.
grounds, large and small parks, cemeteries.
5:5safs sss99fs sD4asas sssna'ss Rss' ssa
TESAST v4ss 100 css5svssa s5s gsa
sae5y ANb sH 'tf ff5w sr ss 1e sale 1885
PsT Sic Ma so5 5os fs' Fl tsEn ss5
GhiSy Ghsft G 't t.
sS a ERsz Il 0'asF ssio eSs. Ca
Extra strons beddina etGE' s plsnss. ss' petunias
sos dozen as N aSssa
ERY. $50 Georgia ave. and Underwood st.
GREENHOUSE MATERIAL for sale: glass
pipes yenstilators sila etc Call At 9ses be-
TRACTOR for sale, model A, Farmali.- with
rubber tires See Paul Burton, waldorf,
sTRAWBERRY PLANTS. worlds fne.t
Everbearing Scarlet. dozen or hundred lot.
Ii. 1906. 3o05 Claiming st. ne.
old. ST.; 4 yr. old. 81 25. ASHTON MUIR
SERY $50 Ga. ave: and Underwood st.
VICTORY GARDEN SUPPLIES, vegetables.
bedding plants. complete line Of landscape
material on Conn. ave. at Albemarle ST. NV.
CRAB GRASS TREATED, evergreens plant
eo, hrimmed genera sn,oSEspinS I ana
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FOR sALE.15o bu. of wheat. 1 good 7-yr.-
10 tons rood baled straw; Mccormick
nins ni water. ter l csll Vienna 1871: M e'n run,
C0WGopd ehanee n1csutsr, to set ve select
sTfNTfoS tsf!sf Ffss9nase se FAEEkspr.v.. ssoo sales
mules from G medium prieed herss epHo 70 soah the
r rels, rosns. dspple grsys; purebred Bel
at shadow Lawn stock Farms. FMsY You '; can
pay hall frt the rchsa purchase price balance to
Georse aenderson ensgss presia.nt e'essnes Most
Sseomery, County National Bank. Rockville.
Md Nd pSone y; O. q eosH' prop oaithersours'
i Goob JUMPER and / riding mare for
sale. reasonable. Can be seen any time
ate after 30 o'clock or all day Sunday. Call
8 COOP MULEs-some farm horses, doubl.
and single: some riding horses: two cheap
sale on western and English saddles snd
pFss straw sS rd.. fsets ss bs hour rD'E 5 hgs @
81. $s.-s GATED HORSES Tennessee. walk
for ihiid' HID beautiful plaeE seld%ins. % Dyns yrs.
old soIs broken s LADY % Ss
snd driving harness. LEWIS RIDING
to Green Meadows Q blocks to the stable.
Herses I4% fer hire. WA. e7o2; after 2 pm.
SADDLE HORSE wanted; must be sound.
gentle and reasonable. Call AT. 0e27.
MARE, sorrel, gated. spirited; beautiful
psice. $3.50, e. H. IRWIN. Lansley, Va.
Elmwood 463. IS"
l sORREL 5;saited saddle horse. roam
mules. well broken Hilltop Farm, on
Of Fisher rd., Temple Hills, Md. v. HICKS.
10 -466
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CONCESSION FRANCHISES 1separate

CONCESSION FRANCHISES Separate or
fogefher @et leased on percentass eei new
faci!ities: opens MAY 80: CONCESSIONS ] still
az ayailable a. to right parties tearoom and
cocktail lounge, swimming pool space.
spo1,rting goods and SUPPLIES, miniature
and 9TH hole Sarbeoue bari soue u stand: ta % * minute
bus schedule: temporary club ofice during
flnal an , enrollmen, n week. Georee Mason Hotel
section: $4,000 gross income per year.
SsS1oe5Ekf IS 5 sIso5sr an-esss sy:,pe;s' no
$40 I'm; or II. 3oo7 after 7 nm:
putting putt = $4,000 to 5000 into the DEVELOP
club this is an offer of an excellent in
yestment with or without, your services
en to BE- pars had and s hs
1qsify MR 5aSiss sas5SsS sasdsS
ecepss psss 500 COY dsy sno
seats about So meehanic trade, on 7th
Weekly; nothing nor for iooks. esSio but % if u YOU
really gan odo to make big money this is 1T
onG Sef5 so2f fssh sRe
sGns FAbTo REpHh ' Business
for sale, fully stocked and equipped for
Apps 4ss rspalT sfs It. on any make radio
WANTED To BUY wearing apparel busi-
ness or general merchandise. Box 3H1-L.
i? SSh sA1E2sh 9 ss ssasRs ss ssge Sg sS sRs
RESPONSIBLE b"sinesswoman with capital
wants partnership in dress, gift or any
pr pTr9Sf1table: established business. Box
STEADY, profitable delicatessen-varietv
store; good NV. section. Write Box
SACRIFICE - Pawnbrokers' EXCHANGE
clothing store. good downtown corner To-
eaation; must sacrifice due to Illness. Ma
RY OWNER. small roomins house Of sg.s.
dsssSIx 1887 9E Box .,ntLs 274L Star . II;
establishment for sale: doing, good busi-
ness; rent. $50 month owner leaving city;
bargain for quick buyer. Box 355-L, star.
GROCERY STORE. large, corner, eclored
neighborhood; doing more than $1,000
seaby sobH aEss for sse Neh ons S2o about G
ssSEs il NV ssstion Boy x 1863. SS Star. aus
e. noss Ah "a ss homes second on we 1H
larry until the total amount Of the frst
81 ofd he es ss
or 81 "A Amount of notes ranges from $500
Gps, ATTENTION = Barber shop and
beauty shop available; no opposition. OPP
posite Walter Reed Hospital, Forest Glen,
BOWLING ALLEYS, N. Beach, Md, with
adjoining lot: must be sold. J. F. BROAD
REsTAuRANTc si STeIiuR cIiouoR, downtown: nets
S4,O0O a mo- Price, $4,000; 100000
down. Must sell Box 414-L. Star: Is.
sale, local and long distance: trucks, trac-
tors and trailers, in good condition; 1CC
permit, storage accounts, good will. etc.
long lease on warehouse, good location.
HEN's FGRNfsHINGs STORE. excellent
location, in large office blds.. for sale due
% death of owner; modern fixtures, stock,
new lease; available to satisfactory pur-
chaser Box $50, Star.
FOR SALE-Small woodworking shop; q
good Investment; owner has other interests.
Box 3S9-L, Star. 16s
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HELP WoMEk,

WOMAN, white. settled. live in, very good
help il. K ssnsT, snsnly vors sH IN 5x nTzats H
MOTHER JONES REST HOME Rlsss rd,'
MSMAs sna VIZ ss Sh5n one % ot II T nS
desired. Georgia 6429, 1921 Decatur St
WOMAN, coloyed, in Chinese laundry; seed
1922 Bsnning I'd. ne.
wSae to or IN as
of family, no heavy work; will be oT1 OWE
boss: good PER- perm. home; $50 mo. .. aD
MSH salary Apply sG A b1sTRieT FUR s CO, co.
WOMAN to work on addressosraph ma,
Long, THE BERGMANN LAUNDRY, 6"a
ehiid. " Tor nurse Nursery v school and nd Camp; Ca:
pacity Of housemother with some h1use. %
work. ExpsrienIcs not s,Isc necessary Week
% Week: 75e s0r per rA't'" hr RITZ sIf CAMERA CEN
TESS WaTtSi Si1a ss.d $ s. nDs over to deliver i'm
Washinston: full or par. time dagT2rk agSnl
NoN 1P 10 Rn sunasS sS 3Tf New p9S York ave-
good salary and permanent Jobs; no sun Mn
CHESTER APIS. 1000 Cathedral ave. NV
WOMEN. married, part-time work b-day
week Of 29s4 hours: general clerical work 9r
Of typns desred Appy IN Ge person onv to
MISS LUND. RIM 70.. sl6 l4th st. ,l,w;
WOMEN. white, some experience IN hotel
and good Apply housekeseperI, AM A y,
WOMEN 70 IEARN sewing machine busi, !,
eSer e'sT's ADr Paid dans nRsah! @ Pes.ed
YouNG LADY to sell phonograph records.
experience unnecessary; dayWork' excel,
lent salary; See Mr., Urban, STAR RADIO
SonSG WOMAN d M to work work on sSds fsSp1sin
PHARMACY. GE. 97.s.
YOUNG WoMAN Jewish for full lar91tOns Or part
comptometer experience helpful but not
nesssssry; Box l94-G; star; ,n..u,..n.
to act as cashier and to sell HANDBAGS in
high grade womans shoe store. Salary,
$50 weekly to start excelens working orsm con
ROSS SATURN 1923 Conn; ave: NV;
aids; must be neat kind and willing; $40
month to start meals. Appointment
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for full or part time office work
Apply employment office, 9th floor, 1906
daily. I2:3O-9 Thursday.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
OPENINGS for general laundry helpers .Ap..
ply employment office, 9th floor. 1906
daily, /" :3O-a Thursday
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
necessary Apply at once. employment
once, 9th floor. 9:3o-6 daily, 1909,
JOB You WILL ENJoY-Learn this IN.
teresting and vital war work Earnings at
tart S3l 30 weekly. with rapid increases:
permanent positions; promotion, opportuni-
ties; ages s to IS. Apply employment Of, :
to 5 pm THE CHESAPEAKE h POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co. Hiring arrangements
en- ePeE0gfS You 0s sELh We have aeversl IN
teresting,- well-paid full-time positions for
women of good appearance and personality,
Hh1 IS sss5f vo1k oat seeF pS fy fsse
Wilson blvd and Highland ave, Airing
ton lClarendonl Va
Rome nood home sna en50ei NO chdTen Franc Cali RE s66
GoNS GS Se2s avf fAsT AaT1ffRAF1oS sHorpE
Apply, to MRS. LACEY, 35os Conn. ave
WANTED@practical nurse. For particu-
INTERESTING WAR woRK-Earnlngs at
start. S31 20 weekly with rapid increases;
conditions; ages, 80 to so Apply employ
Fri, $50 am. to pm; Sat. $40 a. m:
f TEE &c 6HHSAPEAKn Hna
proved hy War Manpower Commission.
WANTED - stenoRrapher, temporary. IA
miliar with goyernmental asencies' BY
ton, t n experience BOX $50. Star
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcer..) .

FURNITURE. prie-a-prsc. china, glassware.
p.ss S:ss sur5 :ys i ,Gssss
nfsss MSRRs sSSRns rTRs roR M ,ss ss;s
Il w BUY S' one ss.'f pees emo
home; Also want combination radio g snd
gsRa6y. sIsaaf Disao a% asa6 Pls''' call today MR.
it0yei e. SN e. 5 hEaeif assh pFsss R os pssa
room. elec. refer:' elec: washing and sew
etc: a highest price. ': Any amount. % For best
Esf sa any AMI lime p,Isos Ts a97S 81 .ra,
Gas GAS ESGiNE% % spproximstelS s 'io h'p.. any my
Sanats sour oid 9ay soa silver plating
KAES fSS 81 years sss st. 80 ~
{nTs {S or sIsqae az compressor eec' mo-
AZ 2asFk fgFSTms ss5aS,,s yf1ssS sseS Deleo Gail MR.
OIL BURNER, prefer Delco DIX model with
al neeG extra nd .snp ,npk RH Gr oss
ss s,B.s. ss.s Dsss il ssss viii
player pianos wanted. highest cash prices
weekdays. or Sunday and ewes wo. $3.50
PIANO-Will pay cash for a spinet.
p small 51G spa5tment upright or grand Prone ps:
slsss v rsa; s.s s.:s sBnss "a s"s s.!4 poFsh
.ms sr,nS D.Ro no' ehon. Gs 81 ssss "
:Sss :Sfss Vl:Hp ~; " % ~ ~ sisS 0's: for
PsSs gs5s. gR5ls5s III g q sishd; viii "a,
Phahs Pn4Nos sM MwssTEp ANTI - or.nd.. sp,ne,s or
4 SA 0aG2: sgsa VJdo woRcH lilo G 9. n"
RADIOS RADIO any condition; +. table ,.: and no9r
k2Dlo' D ''?s ?TsyssEss: sS test esSiDmsntss s.a f!ssr
manuals, parts etc. Falls Church 1e93zA.
s.1rs 4h ash asa RFss eo s5onRs sos s'is pa
sEs Swine IL MAc1a!SE, 18iSS SINGER console, b,
sTyats srW1sd pa,ts EMi oolS ou, all types,
5fiss,5! siss.!n. 'sHs.s!es,"'h oS6' 1899 a sss
for late model with attachments. TIE ossl.
isinn TRICYCLE. Lei t0I N girl; years old; good con-
TYPEwRITLks ana adding machine, re-
s5Es e. ssns RSs qSSs r. sSs H4es7sEs s7s
WASHING II,1sd G, MACHINE laSI wanted good con-
WASH WasnINa G. MACHINE, daeIE in good condition
will nay cash. Call Sligo s1S4.
cond.; pay cash. Call FIR. 5000. Ext
WASHING MACHINE. good condition.
urgently needed; family size. DE. 67s1.
Cash FOR DIAMONDS ano old solo dls-
mond watches and discarded jewelry ER-
NEST suRK NC; el4 9th a. DI 2773.
monds. siverware, eameras Clothing ana
f.eaTms = slse susfH sheics Of o, diamonds on
AM INTERESTED In buying old iewelry,
s,lHeE Ghina bySa1bTas anss old glass DORA
WASrEpElectric WAITE a3Eh stove good eoneision
cAPIToL FURNITURE CO.. ssa Indian.
ave. n.w.-Household. office and antique
furniture wanted. Highest cash prices
paid. Ma. 5939 am. to- ) pm.
WANTED-Ice cream machine. also hard
ening cabinet: car trailer. THE COLONIAL
| COFFEE SHOP. New Market, Va. 15'
PRIVATE PARTY wants 90 in or "a in.
bows bicycle Call after 6. sligo a51a Is
Evening star., 1945-04-14
SITUATIONS MEN.

BOOKKEEPER, part time all tax reports.
books kept, statements prepared, etc. Box
2Rg-L, Star lh'
EXPERiENCED JANITOR for small apt.
building in return for quarters and rea,
sonable salary. CO. 1854 between and
pm.
JANITORS. and complete management with
bonded collection service, available for
rental properties. For details consult
GOLDSTEN BROS. Real Estate, RE. 1888.
MAN, young, exp. in advertising layout,
copy production. UnderstandS type, print
make connection with local firm. Call
after pm. Lincoln 57l7. 49,
saleswork, several years experience in
automotive field; past three years, spent in
War Dept. serving in supervisory ca
pacitv; have release. Box 344-L, Star. 49,
PHOTOGRAPHER. with own equipment,
will take part-time work, or jobs on con-
tract. Does not drink or smoke. HO.
1905
YOUNG MAN, law graduate, desires posi-
ton in legal tax law work. Box 35H-L.
Evening star., 1945-04-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACCESSORIES for camera fans-Tilr

ACCESSORIES for camera fans-Films,
chemicals. tripods, filters, portrait attach
ments, fine lens, exposure meters, range
finGers, flash guns. albums. flash bulbs and
NER PHOTO CO. e4s 1 Pa. aye. I;, NV 1op ,9pp
re. a434. Cameras bousht. sold. exch,
ADDING MACHINES, typewlriters repaired
by expert mechanics bought. EXCHANGED,
AIR air coMPKEssoR, large Size. Champion
Rase HiR ecoNpfrfoSER. MA 1:ton. self-contaHined.
suitable fOS sIys hsme or ONCE; in good fGndi con
AIR AIR ceNpifioNERs. &C; and d.: several
sIR% II sd CioCks ys1 sns 9s
incl cleo: also expert watch and iewelry
anteed ! year REGENTS JEwELRY CO,
1882 l4th st NV. MA 1884 Open ewes:
ANGLES, columns. structural sizes; will
fabricate.. DUPONT IRON WORKS, INC
aNTlonEsBeaatiful 1sEs ma mahossny sofa with
vate party. CHI. .6O53 Is.
ANTIQUES for sale. Italian walnut dining
room suite: French Goblein tapestry Gov,
cred suite Of four chairs and sofa; set OF
seven Russian ikons and other items. Tele-
phone Decatur 1889 between and pm,
ANTIQUE an iISyE-sEAr, carved mahogany
needs % %uphoisterins hane-m .,a cedar ID.
Spanish bssk SIX %
new. 6-B. Emerson 1885 15s
ATTIC FANS, all types: installed II de-
sired. Call RE. 1857, A. s. JOHNSON.