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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-12-21
AFL Opens ALL Out Drive
For Housing Legislation
Shortage of Decent Quarters Acute in Major Cities
Returning Servicemen Unable to Find Homes

| to their views and judgment on this
matter SO vital to them through the
representative channels of the trade
union movement.
''The general housing legislation
now before you has the overwhelming
support of the American Federation
of Labor membership. Housing is to-
day, and for the years to come will
remain, an issue of paramount impor-
tance to every American family The
decisions Congress is about to make
with regard to long-term housing pol
icy will vitality affect the very course
Of economic and political life of our
nation. What Congress is about to
do with regard to this legislation will
be carefully watched and well noted
by most families throughout the land.
This is one issue on which the Ameri-
can people are prepared to make sure
that the public interest is truly served
by legislation and will tolerate no sac
rifice of the public interest to accom-
modate special interests.
Con behalf of millions of American
wage earners, place before the Con-
gress of the United States their over
whelming and unequivocal mandate,
their urgent plea and insistent de-
mand for prompt enactment of this
legislation. / plead on behalf of mil
lions of American citizens who hope
for and expect an early and deter
mined decision Of this Congress, de-
cision which will vitally affect the
future welfare, job opportunities and
security for the American people.
Labor and friends of labor, place
the responsibility for Americas post
war reconstruction where it properly
belongs they place it squarely upon
Congress. They place that response
bility on Congress here and now. For
they know that on the legislative cal
endar of this postwar session of the
United States Congress there is no
other measure which will give direct
and positive aid to private enterprise,
to local communities, and to the mass
of our people, to help them achieve
full production, full employment and
better living in the years to come" +"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-12-21
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Buy Christmas Seals

General awareness of the impor-
tance of controlling tuberculosis is in
dicated by the purchase of Christmas
Seals in Ohio, according to DIR. Mark
W. Garry, Chief of the tuberculosis
Division of the Ohio Department of
Health.
"This widespread participation in
the Seal Sale is extremely gratifying
and shows that all sections of the
state appreciate the health programs
which are supported by Seal Sale
funds" DR.. Garry said today.
The Ohio Public Health Association
and the SO county associations have
set goal of one million dollars to be
raised in Ohio through the sale of
Christmas Seals. DR.. Garry said that
the halfway point in the goal has not
been reached, although the campaign
is half over.
II am sure that we can count on
the people of Ohio to continue their
support of this essential program by
the purchase of Christmas Seals" DR..
Garry stated. at is particularly i'm
portant that there be no lowering of
health standards now when all of us
want to be able to devote our energy
to constructive postwar tasks"
The sale of Christmas Seals opened
November 19 and will continue until
Christmas.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-12-21
Emergency Meeting Hits Pending Bills and Urges
Their Defeat

Washington, D. C.-At an emer-
gency meeting in the nations capital,
the AFL Executive Council blasted
anti-labor and anti-strike bills pend
ing before Congress and mobilized the
entire resources of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor to defeat them.
Summoned here by AFL President
William Green because of the threat
ening legislative situation, the Exc
cutive Council made the following
measures it's chief targets:
/. The Norton Bill, making strikes
illegal when certified to the President
by the Secretary of Labor for con-
sideration by fact-finding boards.
2. The Connally-Smith Act amend
ments, which would penalize unions
for strikes by depriving them of
their collective bargaining privileges
for year and making them liable to
damage suits.
3. The Hobbs Bill, which would Grip
pie efforts of the Teamsters Union to
establish conditions for the protec-
ton of its members in large cities.
The Executive Council directed Mr..
Green to lead an all-out labor drive
against these bills. It also called upon
all affiliated organizations and all
members of the AFL to let their repre-
sentatives in Congress know imme-
diately that labor will consider a fav-
orable vote for these measures hos
til act.
Mr.. Green will open sweeping
campaign to defeat the Norton bill
with powerful statement to be pre-
sented at public hearing of the
House Labor Committee.
This will be followed up by per-
sonal interviews by legislative repre-
sentatives of AFL unions with men,
bers of Congress and by slashing
attack on the pending measures over
the AFL's nationwide radio pro-
grams.
Hearings on the Norton bill in the
House opened with two-way labor
management onslaught on the legis-
lation which was recommended, in the
first place, by President Truman.
John T.. Lewis. head of the United
Mine Workers Union, was the first
witness. He declared unequivocally
that he will fight to the limit against
the proposal because it deprives labor
Of it's basic liberties.
For management, Eric Johnston,
president of the United States Cham
Der of Commerce, was the first to be
heard by the House Labor Committee.
He expressed opposition to the bill
because it would innure free enter
prise by impairing the right to strike
and because the proposed fact-finding
boards would be given authority to
subpoena an employers books and
records.
Mr.. Johnston urged Congress not
to act in haste on legislation which
would so deeply and seriously affect
the nations economic life.
Both the Hobbs bill and the Smith
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-12-21
Alumni ASSN Charity Ball

A charity ball will be sponsored by
the Mercy Hospital Alumni Associa-
ton, at the Elks' City Club, Friday,
January 11th, 1916. Walt Sparks or
chestra will furnish the music and the
ball will be from $50 p. m. until
80 a. m.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-12-21

Connally amendments already are
cleared for action in the House, with
vote expected before the Christmas
recess. However, the Senate has not
given consideration as yet to either
measure. Even if the House adopts
these bills, as seems likely, the Sen
ate may refuse to concur.
Let Nonpareil Printing Co. Fill Your
Printing Needs.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CoLoRED, 900 BLK, OTIS PL. N.W,-6
rms, baths. refrigerators; could be
arranged for apts.. sood condition;
ist and S SITS. n.w.--6 rms. bath. ga
rage; down payment $500,
nf ays DOWN As
| for WITHERSPOON, DU. 1927 or DE. l7l0.
lCOLoRED-337 18th ST. s.E.-Six rooms
front and rear porches. semidetached, new
house, condition. Price and terms rea-
s34 18th st. s.e.--six rooms, semide-
tached, ami Priced for quick sale Terms
to suit purchaser MR.. CLARKE lowner1
ED-sl0.000-10th ST. near Mon
roe nv: brick, 8 rms. and bath, h.-w,h.
~; oSSSMsio,h ,,a s. NV; near Monroe; ].
heater, Earage; terms. - :
m nto snr sps Gs,n RARRY iSd ME- Is Sss
CoLoRED-35e1 10th ST. N.w.-9 rms.
S'n ssrsEe s aP %
$4,000 cash. balance terms.
sgs sgsr. SrRsS' sSS r. r. Cali aS. CASEY, Di
TO coLoRED-2s EYE ST. N.E.-i2 r,
ami, excellent for rooming house, or
can be converted into 8 separate apart
1925, N. J. ave, n,w.-5. r., b., 2 lava
TERS. l203 You st. NV. North 1927.
CoLoRED,. 800 BLK. Of S ST. Ne. This
newly decorated, A, home and an invest
ment' large yard, oil heat: Income, $500
In apis, with 5 baths hot-water oil
per mo. over s295. Can be seen by ap-
water heat owner oS' viii rsdecorate. I sl'aSo
Unit, blk Of Eye st. n.ws s large rms,
bath. hot,water heat substantial down
Q. WARD or the Sales. Dept, AD. 7405;
NO. 6443. Sunday hours, ! to pm.
CoL0RED-2000 BLK, 18th ST. N.W.--s
rms, bath h.-w,h., cleo, list commercial
= !. 1900 Blk. M 18th g 81 nv RS.-s rms. bath,
,,4705 Dix st. n.e.--6 rms, bath, h.-w h.
OIL burner stationary tubs $500; ST.
80 K St n.e.-1O rms. bath, h.-w.h.,
1900 blk 9th ST. n.w.-2 frame houses
1924 North Capitol st.-store and apt
above; can be used for barber shop on
1926 You 81, NV. NO 49O7. '
CoLoRED-I330 w ST. N.W.-3-famfiy
apt, baths; priced to sell.
Acoa oNss h.Ns--p-iO
bath. brick and stone commercial
cant-Semidetached, rooms; new
house condition; Sc,
st NV. EQUITABLE REALTY CO, 10lI
You st. NV. MI. 20S0, RIA. 1857
C0L0RED-I3OO BLK. ST. N.E.--6 rms,
arranged into . apts, hot-water heat, gas,
electricity and bath; a small deposit OF
$3.50 down, balance mo- must be sold
100 blk Eye st. n.e.-Arranged into
3 aptS.; $3.50 down payment, balance mo-;
must be sold at once. Call OWNER, AID.
7495, NO. 6443. 81 Florida ave. NV.
BLK. 18th. sT,-2-story
one of the last avail in this blk moder-
81, 900 down. near N H and Ga. aves.;
VIII, .porches good, for 2-family unit; Co
lonial brick, spacious rooms, tile bath.
auto. heat, Colonial pine floors, rear yard
so It. deep with garage; house is entirely
furn. with expenSiye furniture, including
twin beds, grandfather clock, carved rose
wood living rIn. suite Possession new.
Corner brick, mr.. Howard University; 9
rms, oak floors, tile bath, auto. heat;
front porch. 2 inclosed rear porches.
Possession now.
$1,000 down; near 1lth and Park I'd
Det, 2-story house. rms, baths, auto.
heat front and rear porcheS.
5000 down; det. brick. d rms, h.-w h..
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.. DE. 17I0.
Sun. and ewes, FIR. 476b.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SUBURBAN sALE-viReINlA.

RAMBLING WHITE CLAPBoARD in beau
tiful wooded setting amons large oaks.
complete in every detail containing z
large rooms, entering from the front into
spacious living room with nreplaees; ss.a There mere
tric kitchen with range ana reiDgeratorr
beautiful dining porch or terrace with fire-
place adSnns There !, s ooP PedT9om
are 2 bedrooms and bath; oak hoors
throughcut, auto. oil heat. auto. Bendix
washer 1ads oaegf With bat
Scar garage and detached recreation OF
rumpus room. This property contains ad ~
With acres eeareo g, paaaacs TSee
road in one OF the most desirable sections
10 miles from washington, Price, S2l 900
esRs Sb MAoN sS HRsT Rasace
Va, at the end Of Columbia pike. Alex
andria 5Sl2 Closed Sundays.
ONE OF THE FEW week end specials
rooms, ami, full basement, Ice nv rm,
ohSrch SGag Pres $685. 1as asa tut $500
SUBSTANTIAL down payment. Gle6e 1851
nent S1ss house 0gheF reon s's ans bath
h.-wh., large io:. garage. $4,000. wo. 4413.
5-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW, full stairs
to foored attic, fireplace, screened porcn.
as chSrsh in 0oaiiH % CONVENIENT
schools churches, stores; $4,000. SHOWN
by appointment. Chestnut 4496
| BEVERLY HILLS, ALEX.--On peautlfuI
corner sets this all-brick and slate-rool
! home containing large living room VILE
| fireplace. large dining room. nedl oom ane
bath, fully. equipped kitchen End scIesnsS
porch on first. floor; 3 bedrooms Gna ttil naln
with disappearine ssairyay: ISll M basement sfer,y
windows, copper piping. cutters and GOWN.
! spouts; attached garage owner had nv
house built to his own specifications "
| years ago; price. 500: substantial cash
exclusively with g. c KELLER, Realtor
20lS Mt Vernon ave. TIE. 2760.
ARLINGTON FoREsT--we are offerins
for the lst time one of the finest homes
in this section, featuring large bright
living rm., full sized dining rm., openine
out on O. lovely inclosed den or sur
parior: the kitchen is well ealapped with
nice cabinets, ETC.: on the End floor there
are cheerful bedrms., 2 OF which VIII
take twin beds; there Is also fully tiled
bath with shower; the basement is ar
ranged for a recreation rrn., has
bath and laundry tubs; automatic oil
heat: grounds are beautifully landscaped
with lots of shrubs ane .ever-bloomins
plants rear yard is completely fenced
Price SII,95Q; $4,000 cash. VIM w
4 JOHNSON, Arlington Trust Bldg, Rosslyn
1 CHI. 0700. OK. Bill.
BY oWNER--Five rooms and bath, hard.
wd. floors. full basement with recreation
room, fenced yard for children or pets; two
blocks from stores, BUS. post ONCE; S6.950
VIENNA, wA.--6 rooms, bath, basement
! saraEe, civ, h.-w.h.. insulated, acres
S5,2b0. Elk. 2e40.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SUBURBAN SALE--MARYLAlD.

4710 OVERLOOK ROAD--6 years old
Open today, l to 6 p.na.-Located in
Brookdale, rambling white brick and
stone residence with large bedroom and
tile bath with tub and shower on LIST
floor, also. well .proportioned living room
with fireplace, large library with stons
fireplace, bright dining room and com.
pletely equipped kitchen; End fioor has
extra large bedrooms with tile bath, num-
erous extra closets; aforementioned heat
2-car built-in garage, completely insulated
Vermont slate roof; secluded rear .garder
beautifully planted and surrounded By
hemlock hedge; corner lot 120x90. conv
To transp and schools; immaculate con.
dition: substantial cash required, north or
River road, / block beyond Western. ave.
then left to Overbrook road and house
r. A. TWEED acO.. 1904 Conn. ave. EN-
800.
OWNERS DESIRABLE 7-rm.. 2-b.. westing.
house kit. JOY; full basnit., gar, large lot
come, Sl1T.5o mo-; owner occup. rms;
NEW BRICK HOME under construction # Il
81 Ksnsinston.. one-haif-acre lot witt
House S Of best CONSTRUCTION. with largs
fast room. modern Kitchen with nics
range. sink and cabinets, bedrooms ane
fulI tils bath on L. nocr bedrooms pes, ans 9.
S14sb00: terms. Q. I. MURDOCH, 81
Evening star., 1945-07-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTI0N--We will buy your
house today or sell to cash clients waiting
prasas pT is maKfr Saae az 9eK pf ss
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get you
top cash prize In p G. Md ,,H or to va; o,cs free
1ssuS Ia s9es Jan J. a B. a TfFFE9 fFi soS' sid
5. 6eahePf z Property SB.T WANTED white or col.
oTe5A ! purchSa1s6S or l sell Tor you. JOE
CSoToREDEwan1tt rooms or more, Brook
land Of nv WIN pay all cash up to
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can set
attention, ate 4 H6MPARiEs. Realtors,
oobRiYboE fsSiY ff REALFY Y o 2s8f spu Rhcds ss
INV ,Slnpd Ny aye AS6 rs sf Ho PaRRooffERrYwe pay
ail-eash price, Free appraisal; GpMN
&ETuRNING < TURNING oaR ARMY Z oFfiioER seeks iafse
residence in NV close In. Phone WO, 1871 +,
MODERN HOUSE IN GOOD residentiisi u, q
neisnborhood in the District, approximately tay
bETACaEb bf:h Heb BRICK. upper 10th st. section
or west TO cheyy Chase p c. or Md 10
Sssh @ elem, 2 = Mr. MS; BAILEY AP; 3, 49, 49, IN
aS at PasoSns6e p5fS pTe Ssnsd cl
CASH Gas BUYER immediately in need of brick
sO@e or or In stof
Rh0qf Wf HANE MF CASH RRAAKGTRsasP BGRss wsna h lio oT
asof sale List ySaS yes MR PRohR xf US iS
Prayer Co., Dl 7545, Eve, or SUM- RA.
FRAME or brick with or without heat, I
will pay the highest price. All cash. I'm
mediate settlement: No commissions. NH.
fI:''6Ss We CAN Z sell YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today Our opinion entails no obli-
gatIon. Ask for Mr.; Brownine VIM H
sAglNpEHs T4 Co' INGa realtors established
HAVE PURCHASER for modern 3-bedroom.
/ or bath home in Bethesda, Chevy
Chase or KenSinstqn area Purchase ef VIII
modern bldg. on upper Conn. ave. in ex-
change for early possession. Please call
NJ Kamons' sT EmsTson ~ I2eo n or eyes eyes H0'
GEORGETOWN HOME wanted by New
York couple, Will pay cash. RE. @9s0,
b4kspEEEAA4TEEiY H4s FEEA4EEEEi NEED A HOUSE. Have
sI.5o0 for down payment. MA. o460 or
w ARE PREPARED TO EFFECT quick
better sections OF NV Wsshington' If
you want prompt aeEiion please sail sall i'm
EfSR ffas'fFy FyoLdER E BRHHEsE Al s'QS house
Woodward Bldg, MA, 1886,
COMPETENT APPRAIsALs mean quick
cash sales with maximum market price.
We are in need OF listings of modern homes
in the D c. or close-in Md. and Va. coun-
ties. Experienced statesmen TO serve YOU
GRAVATTE, 729 18th st.,s Reaitor, Ma.
0103.
/ WILL PAY ALL CASH for 6-room, bath
LIVINGSTON ia. 5051, DI, 3346.
CASH BUYERS for TO rm. house near
Catholic churches and schools. E. A.
BARRY, NE. POPS.
CASH. Sl4-S25 900 for house, Chevy Chase,
D. c.; Md, Shepherd Park, Sauls. from
owner or broker. GE. 64S4.
row, frame or brick. NV, ne. Silver
Spring. Takoma or woodbridge. GE. ll22
Evening star., 1945-07-01
PROPERTY FOR SALE,

tOUk-FAMILY APT.-The two almost new
of the ety s9ts located Is IN on
an unexcelled opportunity for some con.
sentative : at inxess1r wys} Can NE; ii43 gntii
rESMs EMSsMSIY Moaerh MsSeHANts ssi..sism; sfissGE
brick, st. ne; oil heat, FIRE escapes ga
Esgs' rag. alley TO inspect caii AT. ia03.
SO ,,oo secoNn rsrsT ~ ns yorv
cured, payable s35 monthly; 81 interest.
Liberal discount. Phone AT. 1908, or
sR. sPpiy liz fs aNb s. rs srs. s.w-s-story ana
basement brick suiidine. contsinins W :
Ia into ns pasins stoSss sasseor os
asss FHoGissif as ss fstS fsifH . sale
1892 or OIL. 6707
a-UNIT APARTMENT BLDG. in Mont. Co,
MIG; sa1,,naa az apts are bedroom size, fully
matte heat, laundry: bus s very % hsndy; COR cor
Esssrber day, Good terms. r. RIPLEy.
fESE fRs 49a Bsrek aE BIbG BRGfsEdus Containing COM
Roase e ssssed Ras sao the csDso sna
Dixie REALTY CO, s. IVA NA. $3.50. Soy sii's'0'
FOR SALE--1st-trust note bearing SIS
IN Ees bsd m ots
DPmssdssSas mdsaA y.lYs Yss1 Of DstDDists t. ay
ISgs Isal .sT.ol lsw2s 4. wide, .s4 y
JEROME MuRRaNYss Nssssi;Sn issi q oS0salnss,s. g. ns
RE 246o, MI 452e
BRIGHTwoOD--Detac 4-family fat,
all modern, 2-bedroom apts.; rents, S2,73d
g year; expense only S712.60 last year.
Priced S23,950. terms KOGOD q BOOK.
OFF, 631 st. NV. Ma. $3.50 or GE.
WELL LOCATED COR. n.w.-s units,
and bedrm. apts.; very low rent; excel
value well financed. HERMAN ROM
is.RooM iaHoTDisE. 5 baths, facing two
streets; furnished, vacant; vicinity ST,
Martins Church. n. l. ave. NV; conv.
bus and streetcar, 10 minutes downtown:
$4,000 cash necessary. Box l77-J, Star,
HOME. INCOME. INvEsEMENT--4 apts..
s215 mo. Lovely. home and in excellent
condition. Frame home. ARRANGED in
apts., with separate entrances, beautifully
landscaped lot, high elevation, 159 nj.
fronting on Annapolis I'd, mi. to D. G.
Brilliant future for better income; partially
furnished, Owner going West. viii sacrf-
nee $4,000. " cash. Call Valenti. HO.
qo43, with o. b. zANTzINGER, JR., Real
q STORES, APTs. ABOVE, nice location.
next to corner hank building; apts. res
modelled and placed in a fne condition;
over $4,000 yearly income, ANTHONY
& CHAPLIN. 127 B st. Sc. AT. 7764
tccntinued on Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

IN SUBURBS, close to bus-6 rooms and
bath, detached, with grounds; not over
$500 down payment, Box S-V, Star.
10 RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
house suburbs or country: adult famiiy,
references. Adams O324
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, Sent.
suitable place: suburbs preferred, Boy
Evening star., 1945-07-01

tached Groom home. with attic. and COM
& &te MR ssRhLnft WRiLfA TO- soxiS2 BE- lp5o n5 trses eSss
s3GI s3GI s Syqdsys; y ID PU, ~ 5Ao3. no..o -.
section: brick. g lge rms and bath, base
ment, h.-w heat. garage; nice lot; price.
50 500: terms Call Mr.. LYNCH, RA.
coLoRED-BRooKLAND - Beautiful de-
COLoRED--24O 18th ST. s,E.-semide-
tached, modern brick. Colonial front porch
l-car metal garage. Price reasonable
914 x ST. Sc - Modern two story
brick, six large rooms, ami, S7b0 down
325 Eye ST. n,e.--FfYe rooms, modern
frame lear garage, semidetached Price
reasonable Only S4b0 down INTEGRITY
nSVESTMFNT co. towners), e1l 9Th 81
Evening star., 1945-07-01

s-kOOM BRICK, all large rooms, includ-
in q beautiful section of Beltsyills; i'm
mediate possession; $1,000 down
College Park-6-hedroom Bricktex horne
Nv h. 2-car garage; may be purchased
for 81, 900 down.
Riverdale-3-bedroom home with beau
kitchen and pantry; lear garage; cow.
SCHOOLS, stores ana transp.; $4,000 down.
HfAITspILLE INVESTMENT CO., INC.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SUBURBAN RENT--yIRGlNIA,

ily expanding. Would like exchange
our Arlington 5-room rented house for 6
or room house, in city or country. BOX
223-J, Star
FALLS CHURCH, vA.--House, two bed
rooms, furnished, three girls, S7b month.
Box 436 BENJAMIN Franklin Sta. 80 min
utes from Monument
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYIANp.

EL1EkLE LADY desires 70 share 6-rooni
S45 per mo-; all utilities furnished WA.
1889. 1910 Edmonston ave-, East River
SECLUDED SUBURBAN HOME, occupancy
July 20, 3 bedrooms, 5 other rooms, large
yard with shade; 3 miles north of d. c.;
no pets. Phone Kensington 7-w-1.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

oX oS 9ShI ,Sri GH sass5ss5opvn as5s .s,,. .,.,s.. :,
farmhouse In nearby @ Vienna Va. SSou' spaciou
center hall with Colonial stairway. beauti
fully appointed living rm. with fireplac
ea Rex wRaiy %s rssea dnns s snd sth Esnsf sssa
library with stone fireplace ige, bedrm
AND p bath &c ena luxe aqRs Eichan and aS'b baa
bsdrm! p'ss aad @ Bath snd q door
hot water: fruit cellar; storm windows an,
workshop; boxwood garden: new Va. farm
and appointments for gracious living char
yoI ss .ss sSsoT sss SEsfTi
All IARRiiiNaToN,s Nor yA.-Nesr Columbia pix,
shopping center, Good fye.rm' f' .:,. a,..stor;
Rsrdwood RSf % lrs.. I fuli Sas @ hStswster ' heat 81
81 buresT poss With tltss Ss9S' s1ssSo. sS
SEnRBY SSfxn ~ MDeerD a. Mo- srm BRICK T home
place. Beautiful nrs. LARGE -aere lot
dss 4nsg s dS9d sd Savl sdas
S9,450; 81 500 down, S62 mo. Mr.. JOHN
fSELs &C; CHURCH, 1unsCCH vA.-7-room fran,
house on acre OF ground, lots Of trees ant
shrubbery, 2 baths and, fully equipped
kitchens: h.-w.h.. oil burner. $1,000
ssrms Can qSSn Fc asss ssssmsn'' 0ai easy
IA VERY CLEAN. attractive home In
clean, exceptionally conv. neighborhood
This home consists of living room Will
| fireplace, dinette, kitchen, 2 bedrooms with
large closets and bath all on LIST floor; full
| Is especially designed for children BY. beini
divided into q fenced lawn and a fencet
play yard, complete with swing, brick incin.
orator, fireplace and table and benches
surrounded BY trellis for outdoor living
This is a matchless home and REASONABLE,
priced Aat $4,000, substantial cash. Cal
Carroll Rickle, COLONIAL REALTY co.
2e3Q Wilson blvd, CHI. 5554, OK QB75
Z BEDEMS., baths, prewar built. bricl
| rage oil heat, slate roof. alluring grounds
with stone fireplace; Sl6.500 OK. 2132
MOVE RIGHT IN, prswar-built 6-roon
and neighborhood to be proud Of,
bath on 1st moor, maids quarters, oi
1 heat, Earage, lovely shaded lot; close Il
nuckinshsHa shcpgtnng eenter; si6.boo
easy terms. OK z4Sx.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-08-11


Operations are in the hands of
George Alderice of Laurel, Mont,
and ]. w. Osborn of Billings, work
ing under a drilling contract which
calls for the putting down of eight
wells Work is in charge of Saul
Alderice, veteran driller, who in
1917 drilled a we'll close to this
acreage which is reported to have
encountered black oil in CONNER
cial quantity, for which there was
at that time no market
Production in the Madison lime at
anywhere from $50 to 700 or so feet
is anticipated, this being the forma-
ton and approximate depth at
which oil is now being taken from
two wells on the Griffith-Swarthout
lease about a mile and a half to the
west, where a hole with the Ten
sleep sand as its objective is now
being drilled Showings of light oil
at shallow depth are currently re-
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Gail and Associates Open Drill
Campaign on Spence Dome Acreage

CASPERRenewed attention being called to Spence Dome
about 20 miles north of Geybu by the spuddng in of we'll
NV NV NE Section TO- T. SAN r. 94E the side of
field the Burlington right of The well located
acres the only field recently
chased by w w Gail OF Billings and Billings and Sheridan
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ported in this well, although all
production from the field has so far
been of black oil which, unlike most
Big Horn. Basin low gravity crude.
does not carry any sulphur.
Other operations in the field in
clude well being drilled by Chase
Bros in 16-5494, considerably to