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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
DOME NEAR
HARLO WILL
BE TESTED

HARLOWTON---A geological sur
vey has been completed, locations
made and drilling started on the
West dome and other structures of
the Shaw1nut anticline, south of
Hara0wton.
r.. e. Tarrant, prominent Mon
tana oil operator, started the first
drilling operation and spudded-an
ON Section /, Township 0 ~, Range
Is East, West dome of tine Shawna1af
antieline, June 10. TIE drilling pro
aram liz ON acreage, leases and sub
leases owned by r.. r. Bergman
O. hi. Childerp ard the initial well
win be drilled under the name of
Tarxans Bergman ChlIdars NJ. r.
No. situated en- the West dozne
OF the Ehewrnuf antacline Three
towers q day are being worked 10
speed the operation. Further deveI-
opfaen1 OF this structure Is planned
for the immediate future
Wayne Pointing move of KaliapalI,
an old tue ouef&foF who operated
wills Mc(3zn1ey - Pointing 4 Nc
GInleY and With M. III nacM Rsad
fsnntzsss - ss@a ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13

of the s11kc rate before the /. C. c.
At the request of Montana refiners
/ contacted Senator Wheeler. He
went to the I. c. G. and the rate of
315zc was granted. This enabled
the refiners and marketers in Mon
tana TO compete with the MId-Con-
tinent operators in the Dakotas,
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Without
(consazszzsa oa Eagx -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
Cobb, Starts
POndera Well

A. B. Cobb this week spudded In
his No. Copley ON a lease In the
Pondera field, in c Eh Eh SEA-
10-27N-4W, at present the only ac-
tive operation In this field.
A well commenced recently by
L. e. Quigley on the Christensen
lease In the south part of the field,
in NE NE Sc NE 21-27N-4W, has
been shut down at 687 feet and rig
moved off, due to inability to obtain
casing. Drilling win be resumed
when casing Is available.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
South Cut
Bank Well
Tests Lime

The Cut Bank field this
? X took on some of the as
rs of a three-ring circus,
operators dividing their
ION between:
@ testing Of a Madison
liz 5'wing in the southern
pan s he field.
2 her developments
in rapidly expanding
Madison pay area in the north
part of the field.
3-Trying to figure what
may be opened up by NIadi-
SON lime test TO be drilled 21z
miles northeast Of the present
Madison lime pay area.
The well testing the deeper
pay horizons in the southern
end of the field is Castle-Pardee-
Tribal 8642 No. 4, NV NV NE
13-32N-6W. Interestingly and il
Illustrative of the size of the Cut
Bank field, it is % miles due
south of the nearest Madison
lime producers in the north end
of the field. 1t topped the Cut
Bank sand at 5000, the Ellis at
3025 and got the Ellis-Madison
contact at 3191, with a show of
oil that is being acidized.
In the area already proven for
Madison lime production, one of
the chief developments of inter
est during the week was the
appearance of additional rotary
rigs. These so far have shown
themselves UNNECESSARILY SUI
perior to cable tools in showing
through gas and water sands to
reach the objective limestone.
The Texas Company has
moved off cable tools and is
changing over to rotary tools
at 572 feet in its D. F. Stuff No.
l, c N WSW 19-36N-5W, a
south offset to Union-Stufft No.
/, first well in the field to find
oil in a break in the Madison.
Offsetting Stuff No. l to the
southwest and the Texaco well
to the west, the Union is moving
cable tool rig for a we'll on an
other Stuff lease, and north Of
this well Carter is moving in
rotary tools for its No. l NJ. F
Brown.
Two miles north, in and neal
the group of Madison lime pro
ducers drilled by the Carter Oh
CONTINUED on Page -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13

Says the release:
II ann taking the liberty of calling
your attention TO the record Of
Senator Wheeler in behalf Of the
oil industry.
Il. The freight rate on asphalt
from Montana the past two years
was 2etsc, from Tulsa Mid Cont
merit 2gsAc, and new rate was filed
with the T. C. C.. of S1Ac for Mon
tana last fall. The Mid Continent
producers protested the approval
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
Hunt Starting.
First Wildcat

Hunt Oil Company, holder of tens
of thousands of acres of leases In
Montana, is starting its first wild
cat venture In the state, In Big
Horn county.
It's initial wildcat is its No. Ken
drick Cattle Company, In Sc Sc
24-1N-S4W. Rig ie up and drilling
Is slated TO begin within few DAVIS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
Kelvin unburst Outpost Has 1873 Gravity
0ilin Show at Top OF Madison Limestone


Numerous interesting pos
sibiIities were opened this
week when a well on the
western edge of the Kelvin
Ssanburst field, only 10 miles
southeast of the newIy-opened
Madison lime pay zone In the
Cut Bank field, drilled into
4S.0-gravity oil at the top of
the Madison limestone at PAST
feet.
The well is Consolidated
State No. 2, Sc NV NE 16-35N-
4W, drilled as a joint venture
by the Consolidated Gas Com
pany and the Larsen Drilling
Company, the latter firm con-
sisting of c. NJ. Wrighter and
James e. Larsen.
Drilled TO total depth Of
2467 feet, the we'll began
showing Classified oil, light
amber i'm color, testing 48.9
gravity. Tt baiEed at the rate
of three or four barrels daily,
without water. It will be
acidized within the next day
or so, following Recommending
of the 7-inch easing.
There were two reports as to
the exact depth at which the
showing was found. One report
was that this well was in black
Ellis shale at EAST and that the
driller made a 10-foot run, to
2467, In that 10-foot interval
passing from the Ellis into the
top of the lime at an undeter-
mined depth, with indications
that the oil was found In the
final two feet of drilling.
Wrighter, however, said that at
PAST the bit was at the contact,
so that at 2467 the well is bot
toned 10 feet in the lime.
It appeared clear that full
Importance of this well cannot
be ascertained until it has been
acidized, probably early next
week. If acidizing fails to help,
it will be marked up as another
interesting well that had no
great areal significance.
On the other hand --- and
this was the thought In the
minds OF NANNY operators as
the week ended--this well
when acidized may increase
gConfannsd On Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
Wheeler's Aid TO States
Oil Industry L. Iternized

of Senator Wheeler In behalf of the states
oil industry tezed and cited by George McCabe of Cut Bank
member of the club in release prepared by
him and circulated members of the industry in Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-13
West Dome "Highs" Due For Tests?
Deep Sands Still Unprobed Atop
Cat Creeks Main Producing Area

Imminent completion of another apparent deep sand failure
the TANKS of Cat Creeks West Dome this week served again
emphasize that far since the existence of deep sand oil
in this field attempt has been made what lies be
meath this dome in the that yielded most procay from
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Visit In Townsville.

Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Bennett
and children spent Sunday with Mr.
and MIS-. ". B. 1Wisdalc in Towns
Vile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
NademOiselle Club
Members Took Trip
To Williamsburg

Members of the Mademoiselle club,
headed by Miss Ruth Allen. char
tered a bus to Williamsburg, Va,
Sunday and toured places Of interest
in the restored historic Virginia city.
Among the places viewed by the
group were the governors palace
public gaol, Ralcigh's tavern, the
George Wythe house and the Lud-
we'll Paradise house.
The group left Henderson about
O'Clock Sunday morning and tray
eled to Williamsburg via Richmond,
returning to Henderson abGCt mid
night. In addition 10 the driver Of
the bus, Harry Guy, the group was
accompanied by MI. and Mrs. E. L.
Bridgers, G.. R. Allen, Mrs. Harry
Whitmore, Mrs H. E. Chavasse, Mrs
f. T. Aston, Miss Henrietta Strause
Mrs. n p Strause, ST.. MIS-. r, Z
SattclWhite, and Mrs. Harry Guy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Visiting Father.

MR.. J. Robert Allen OF fa1mtillc
is visiting her father, Mr.. q. y. Mat
theWS of NIlddlCburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Cooley Address At
Homecoming ToBe
Indoors At School

The days activities Will be CHI
NAKED with a dance at Coopers
Warehouse from 8 p. IN. to 2 p. m.
All veterans will be admitted free.
From 8 to 10 p. m. Tom Hearne's
Carolinians Orchestra of Henderson
will furnish the music. From 10 p.
m. to the close of the dance the
music will be by .iohnny Scat
Davis and his orchestra.
The mobile un., = war weapons
being sent from Fort Bragg will be
set up for public inspection at the
National Guard Armory and be
open free to all Comers all day
Thursday. Some of the secret Wea-
pons used in the War Will be shown
and explained.
Prominent position in the parade
is being allotted to colorcd units of
war veterans and colorcd Boy and
Girl Scouts and ColorCd Gold Star
mothers.
White veterans, Lcgionnaires and
Veterans of Foreign Wars will also
have place in the parade.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Jessie Mae Fuller
WEEDS John lntorlca

In a quiet ceremony witnessed by
close friends and members of the
families on Friday night. June 7, at
$3.50 O'Clock at the home of Rev
and Mrs f. c. Thomas, Miss Jessie
Mae Fuller became the bride of
John T. IntOrica, of Carthage, New
York Rev. Thomas officlated at the
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a becoming dress
of light blue with which she used
white accessories. She is the dGugh
ter of c. H. Fuller and the late Mrs.
Fuller, of Henderson.
Mr. Intorica is the son of Mr., and
Mrs. William lntorlca, Of Carthage,
New York He was recently dis
charged from the Army after haV-
ing served two years IN the Euro
pean theater. He is now manager
of the Franklin Fruit Market IN
WatertoWn. New York. The couple
will make their home in Carthage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Plans Completed
For Many Angles
Of Big Occasion

The address Of Congressman Har-
Old d. Cooley aS the principal speak
er on the occasion Of Vance County's
homecoming for World War ii vet
eranS Thursday viii be j, doors n
the auditorium of Henderson high
school, and not outdoors on the
athletic field. the committee in charge
announced TO-DAY Tfc service will
follow immediately altcr the parade,
and the time is 1890 a. m.
Invocation At the indoor program
viii hc ny Rcv. ". y. McInuis, pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian emu. 4.
Mayor Henry Powell will ! troduCo
Congressman Cooley, and after the
address announcements VIII be made
~ f. S. RoyStcr.
The program Will begin with the
audience singing America and
close with God Bless America
Following the address. a dutch
lunch Will be had at the Vance
hotel IN honor of the speaker, with
| members of the committees attend
| ing.
Plans for the occasion were sub
| stantially completed today.
Registration of veterans will be-
gin at the American Legion hut at
| y a. m. A group of ladies of the
! American Legion Auxiliary, headed
| by Mrs +. A. Latta. will be at the
| hut to register the veterans and to
| present to them programs of the
! days activities and also tree tickets
to the dance in the evening at
! Coopers Warehouse.
Flans for the parade call for mill.
| tary bands to lead Off These viii
be followed by high school bands,
including Henderson, Raleigh and
Kinston. Mobile units coming from
Fort Bragg are to be next III line
followed by the local unit of the
State Guard, Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts and other units. The parade
Will form at the south end Of Gar
nett street, and move through the
business section to the high school
for Mr.. COolcys address, at II: ~
4. m.
At one o'clock free lunch is te
be given at the Kings Daughters
Park for visiting high school bands
An an show at the airport toul
miles east Of the city is to begin a
80 o'clock, featuring stunt flying
formation flying and d parachute
Jump as the climax.
At 4 p. m. soft ball game vii
be played at the fair grounds park
A 3O-minute memorial service II
+ honor of the county's World Wa
II dead viii be held at $50 p. m
at the Lions Memorial Plaque a
the undcrpass on North Garnet
street, opposite the First Methods
church Special recognition will b
9 given Cold Star Mothers, and
- wreath viii be LAID at the base o
the plaque.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Music Pupils OF
Miss Bertha Bum
In Annual Recital

Pupils of Miss Bertha Bum s
class in piano were presented IN
their annual recital on Thursday
evening at the home of the teacher
on Rowland street
The following pupils took part:
Carolyn Holleman, Rachel Royster
Shirley Knott, Eta Jean Young
Billy Royster. Maxine Allen, Sarah
Ann Royster, Elaine Matalas, Mar
gle Lee Newman, Jean Adams
Jenola McDanielo, Bessie Coda.
Betty Jean Powell, Sylvia Ann Will
liams, Mary Matalas, Laura Ann
Seaman, Georgia Zapantls, Barbara
Cothran, Eta Mae Jenkins, Ann
Hight, and Fay Conn.
At the conclusion of the program
light refreshments were served by
tho hostess to pupils, parents anc
friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Smithfield Visitors.

Nh. and Mrs William II. HOyIe,
of Smithtield. were Weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoyle
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
BIRTHS
Retty lean Matthews

Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Matthew. of
Niddloburg announce the birth OF
a daughter. Betty jean.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Miss Cunningham
Weds MIR. Grlsson

Announcement of the marriage Of
Miss Ruth Cunningham, Of Ander-
son, Missouri to A. Sidney Girls
som, of Henderson, was made here
today. The wedding took place in a
double ring ceremony on June 10 at
the parsonage of the First Methodist
church in Henderson, with Rev. G.
D. Barc!ift, the pastor, officiating.
Mrs. Griss0m is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l., Cunningham, of
Anderson, Missouri. Mr.. Grlssom is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
GrisSOm, of Henderson.
The couple viii make their home
at 23l Davis street in Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Society NevS
Rowland d-FOster
Wedding July I

Invitations to the Rowland-Fostcr
wedding which Will take place ON
July at Liberty Congregational
Christian church at EPSON read as
follows:
Mr.. and Mrs William Daniel
Foster, Jr.. request the honor of
your presence at the marriage OF
their daughter, Edith Daniel, to
Macy Williams Rowland on Thurs
day evening, July the fourth, al
eight O'Clock at Liberty Vance Con-
eregational Christian church, Hen
derson.'
No invitations have been mailed
in the community but friends of the
couple are invited. 1t was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Attending Citadel Exercises.

Cadet Robert Sanders, Who has
just completed his plebe year at
West Point and who will spend
some time here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Sanders, will
leave tomorrow for the Citadel to
attend the graduation exercises OF
his class, of which he was a MEM
Der prior to his transfer to West
Point
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Hall-.Avscue Troth
Announced TODAY

Mrs. Winnie a. Rochester today
announced thc engagement of he's
daughter. Sarah Elizabeth Ayscue,
of Henderson, and Annapolis, Md.
TO 1t. William Drew Hall, I. S.
Marine Corps, of Roanoke, Va.
The wedding will take place Sun
dav afternoon. June l6, at oSlock
in Roanoke, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11

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1851, round the clock from
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", iron it so easily. Embroidery
adds gay note. Transfer is includ-
ed
Pattern 1851 comes in sizes y, II,
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Is takes yds, 39in
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Daily Dispatch, Pat
tern Dept, 232 West 18th St, New
York II, N. y. Print plainly SIZE
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
BER.
NOW ready Marion Martin
rev SUMMER 1916 Pattern Book
Fifteen Cents more brings you cooi,
new, easy-to-makc fashions tor all
And printed right in the book
FREE pattern for ballet slippers for
home and beach wear,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Here from Portsmouth.

CAN Adams, Jr., Billy Adams and
Judy Parker Adams, of Portsmouth,
Va, have arrived to spend the sum-
mer months With their grandpar-
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Dlcker-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Returns Home.

Miss Jean Fleming has returned
to her home IN Manson after spend
inc the Weekend with Miss Ann
Stareky.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE in q central location. Apply to
SHAsa SH sass. n. coNNoR' s4ae renna' ave. gaT;v.
n NV TfBs61n fBs61nDING, 18th and H sts. pc
Retail and wholesale location; adjacent
Sears Roebsck ana Giant Market; 5000
for for ofices, department store. mer-
ta0,s ton: open ali iii sides viii nnish. to suit
tenants requirements; will divide; Nov
ready for occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN,
Zoo BLOCK G ST. Nw.-onhce space on
ground noor for several stores. Call bet.
Q and 5. BROWN REALTY CORP. DU.
1856 MASS. AVE. NV room and private
bath. suitable for Laundry, reesiyinS n hi sta
$50 monthly. Call MI; Hill. FEDEEAL
FINANCE ETA CO. s1S New York ave- nv; VA IA
sffooGRE WITH APT. above: $50 Park, I'd.
NV; store visible from Ga. ave-; long
lease. DI 2244.
for many types Of business. Available 70
responsible party on lease. JESS FISHaSH
q CO., 913 New York ave. NV. RE. sV0o.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
OFFICES FOR RENT.

GafISk Eas sio0 sHoSas Is' nCS5
1ss 11wSs1Ss sfse small oes 81 nTIaEss ca. RE ass ss.
DENTISTS, ATTENTION! To associate
Sc. ~ location. Telephone FIR. 1000.
OFFICE TO SHARE, desk space, mail
sasssss oDsHaof T.
sss 8 G G. 81. N.w.-six rooms, bath; h.-w.h.:
newly redecoratsd; s1oo: For appointments
in TaE od osIY s57 res9 nsfSrs do%nsown oces in
washington. we know, because We hsys
looked the town over~2 rooms; 500.
EXCEL. DOWNTOWN LOCATION for Isrgs d1a
So. it. Cali Mr.. Fischer with DREYFUsS
BROS. Realtors. Ma o5s2, ewes. wo. $3.50.
1.t-FLooR APARTMENT. ideal for doetor,s
ofices: 1st taxi zone; goth ST.. near
PT1sc1ASs fRH Or se1 gsF oes 70.
rent -, Vicinity 1ns. Conn ave. and st. % n;w.
OFFICE Or sHowRM., upstairs front
I'm. available immed.; S75 mo. GE. 1905.
ESeH fas aFa HFs5 g. slsA sss ssit ss St
GfTkaMoDERN Hf OFFICE SPACE in down
town elevator bids;-asphalt tie hoor;
se0Sstai &c buit up penf as needed from i75o So T.
to $4,000 sq. it.; first floor display and pvt.
entrance If desired. j, A. WEINBERG CO..
!sss55 5s. ss.s sSs ssst s.Es fRs, isss,
windows SIS mo, RA, 1927. -sa
CLIFF PERCY g. CO., WA. 5000. PA
GROUND FLOOR OFFICE. suitable for
real estate. insurance; or any any sin similar typ
cent lighting, immediate possession, S15c
month n Cd pREYFUss BROTHERS. Realsoors'
BETWEEN sTATLER AND MAYFLoWER
-2nd-fioor front suite of 8 rooms. laws
tory, 500 SO. it., suitable business or PRO.
fessional. WI 1878. 80
DETACHED WHITE BRICK, LIST CONNER
cial; ideal for doctor. dentist, other com
mercial uses; will remodel basement tS
suit; rent whole or part. Ii S64S. -27
NEAR MEDICAL CENTER-3rd floor front,
. bright rooms, running water, heat: cleo
tricity, janitor service: ideal for drafts
man, architect; % %immsdiats Mc oecqpans: sI,;:
circle DU. I23f; ewes, wo 27s1. 90
COLoRED-oFFICE ROOMS for rent. at
1897 llth St NV; reasonable. Phone DI.
1883 for information: "a
Evening star., 1946-10-24
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

MODERN GRIN. detached brick. full I'm
ished basement, slass-brick bar. large, lot,
oii Circulating air heat, gas stove and re-
frigerator. Open for INSPECTION SUNDAY
from 12 to 8. l010 N. Kentucky st. Ari-
AIEXANDRIA-3-bedroom brick Colonial,
in very close-in locality; oil h.-wh., etc.
priced below the market at $1,000; i, ~ AZ
jOHNSToN. cH. 0700; eyes,. oL. s42S.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGIllIA.


ARLINGTON-1. Near Navy Bldg. South
Ode st.--6-room- and-bsth brick bunsaiowi
Oh h1ISs LYON village-Attractiye Dutch CO.
loniai: 4 bedrooms. ia baths: possession
b Near Columbia pike on South olebe-
tton ssao0 room DficK Immediate % Possession; @ phone
A. Near n. Glebe road on igtn tAd th.Ad-
Large Colonial brick; center han. PED
rooms, ga baths: oil heat recreation
Z. L. GORDON, exclusive AGENT. cH. 55ls.
UNUSUAL sEMIDETAcHED ;! 5;Ioom s9iss b1iek
pine rumpus room, all rooms are spacious
and there are plenty Of closets, OIL a;-c.
said neas s aqpeeF beautiful
bar, broadloom carpeting ana ioVeiy NH
rors 90 with house; owner-built and has
bsrsscSs maps p eres down.
balance like rent at 500 per month. List
'hf 5-aoom ne' brick rick bungalow. located mr.;
downtown Alexandria, ami; this will sel
fast at S9.975, pay S2.775 down, balancs
ike rent At $50 per month. Listing mum.
we also have a few choice building lots
for sale. AL BAKER g. SON. Rsaltor; JIG
Sc St. asI Asspa a,,na.xs ST.. Alexandria va
Bungalow, very clean, full basement. oil
Brick. Semloetacneo, rooms anu oetn'
S11 $50.
White Colonial, 5 rooms and bath on
" acre; Sl2,600: $4,000 down. =,
good neighborhood. S15,500.
bedrooms, 2Ha baths, can be used for
one or two families; g years old; Sl6.76O.
Cape Cod brick. 8 years old: 8 rooms
and bath. 2 bedrooms 13x23; full base
ment, oil heat; S16.850.
30 acres. good 6-room. 12-bath home,
suficient outbuildings; Sl9,500.
Brick bungalow. 5 rooms, with add1-
tional space for three more rooms and
bath to be finished: full basement, h.-w.h.;
5 acres: S21 800.
Tourist home. close in. S21 $50.
Dutch Colonial large rooms, baths,
l acre, S22, 800
Oak Crest-Brick Colonial. 3 bedrooms.
" baths; years old; good lot: $4,000.
old; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; garage; S25.950.
Brick Colonial, 6 bedrooms. ga baths;
2-car garage: S29.750.
Country club, 5-year-old brick: bed
rooms oo 2h baths , slate ROOF; 2-ssT sEs gsrsgs;
OW. 6O77. OK. 1450. -27
Evening star., 1946-10-24
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
STORES FOR SALE.

DELICATEsSEN STORE at 2200 Channine
st. n.e.-Very good business section, no
Competition; good trade on sandwiches and
fountain; must sell on account OF health.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICES WANTED.
MANUFACTURER REPRESENTATIVE de.
sires / or 2 furnished or unfurnished
rooms downtown. Write full details. Box
1921, Star. -26
WANTED small office in downtown section
for reputable firm. Phone WI. 1176. -2o
Evening star., 1946-10-24
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

STUDIO ROOM WANTED, 2 girl artists:
daytime use only; preferably Georgetown
Evening star., 1946-10-24

VISIT WASHINGTON FREQUENTLY? Ny
comfortable downtown studio in quiet st,
next to bath, avail monthly, to desirable
business person. Box 200-L. Star. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-24
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PHONE SERVICE for small businessmen,
- hours a day, s. month up. Dial
FIRST FLOOR-Njce light ONCE. near Wis
consin ave. and M st. Telephone GO
Evening star., 1946-10-24
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

NEED 1900 50. FIT. Of warehouse space;
location unimportant; call Overlook 22ll.
WANTED WAREHOUSE, approximately
5000 50. it.. lst or End commercial, com L. suit h-
Prefer NV. section. ALL PURE SPRING
WATER CO., RE. 0Q2S. 30