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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-03

test. To gsan-pareorase eide walls cppo-
sits smeaFaG&0n- mad& lst&ss sd waa&m gun
perforated No water. Shot wt&A 10 Qxz.
Watsr broke tn axatn- sapeezsm wSkh
and rotary wateF. Testing. WIN drop
from report.
CAT CREEK OIL INTERROGATION
c Sc sE e-I6N-2sE
Cable tool operation: casing, 1900.
PKTROARUAsB- CHARLES NO.
Sc Sc NV z1-lnN-3oG
ssRgddsd l-e-4e topped lss 4orTisons
1895. NO Dorosaty. Topped 1nd morrzsens
Testing after shos. Hose sslasd up 500 e.
Standing. VIII drop from report
BRITISH DoszNx0N-CRARE.ss NO. H.
SIC NV SW z1-1hN-30K
Testing production. WIN drop from re
HANEsON.hzETCMmxL NO. b.
SW NV NE 21-1hN-40E
Location. WIN drop from report
POOR BOY ozL CO. nEsNDyxY so. a.
NE NE sw zl-lon SOC -
nom ' SO ices. coEkpxETToN. inisssl
nOw, 500 bbs&. Oh In Ii hrs. srUEn sand
toppsd iSss; To. 5s5si sansh paps g, &C.
ASH. Cz@aned out and pat GA pump.
Hole cawed. Attempt to csean uas3 lln-
successful Well making no oil. Shut in.
port.
r. G. TARRAET-BAIR NO. H.
NE NE SE 2S-1HN-3OE
Derrick uu.
HANLON-JACKEON no. a.
Sc 5W NE 27-16Ns3OE
Location. win drop from report.
FARMERS UNION aTATE NO. a.
SW SW NV SW 1e-16N-S0E
Spudded 6-11-46: Tin. set 1904. I'd,
1915. Top pay sand, 1905. Putting on
pump. win drop from report.
TExACO-sTATE NO. L.
G Sc Sc 36-15N-30E
Drilling below 1843. Cored 1S3S-43, no
oil. Drilling on down. COMPLETION.
I'd, 1906 No oil shows In any sand.
p A.
o. @. SHAY.N. p. NO. H.
c Sc Sc NE 1-1zN-30E
Spudded 7-14-46; standing.
The secret of writing song hits
today, is to take something COM
posed by one of the masters and
docouposo If
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-03

Don Blackstone, former division
geologist for the Carter OH Com
pany. has accepted q professorship
with the University OF Wyoming.
effective Immediately. He has re-
Gently been with the geological de-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-03

partment of the University Of
Missouri.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-03

The secret of writing song hits
today, is to take something COM
posed by one of the masters and
decompose it.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-03

output of more than 200 barrels
of oil hourly from this horizon.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-17
Kodiok Diary
(continued from page

(continued from page ? 1 A young man recently put n an appearance at the deputy U' Is. Marshal's office. He wanted to Iknow if he could get married the Marshal told him.
 The young man also went to the U. 5. Commissioners office. He asked there also if he could get married. No. said the Com missioner.
 The young man is IA years old.
 The Commissioner didn't see him for sometime afterward, un- til he dropped in seeking more information.
 This time he wanted to know if he could file on a homestead.
 No, said the Commissioner. The young man hasn't been back since.
 We wonder if the young man knows the land situation around Kodiak. You see, if you draw a line across Kodiak island from the end of Klshuyak bay to Ugak bay. all the land south of that is a bear reserve and can't be homesteaded. Of course, a strip a mile long on the coast IS left out of the bear reserve so you can homestead, but you can't homestead it becauSe an obsolete but still effective war time Presidential crder restrict ed that.
 North of the bear reserve all land is withdrawn from home stealing by the same President ial order. Of course there is a little land around Kodiak that does not come under the Presl- dental order, in fact some of it is surveyed into streets and lots, but you can't get 1t, because the Department of Interior has con- trol of it, and will do nothing about it until 'such time it IS decided the city needs it" but then the city won't get it-it will be auctioned off.
 Since the boy is only IA, we suggest he wait a few years and in the meantime go play on the city playground. The land of the city playground doesn't belong to the city-its one of those sur veyed sections the Department of Interior has-but the city is going ahead with the playground
 (continued on page 9)
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Jurors For October
Court Are Selected
continued from first pasel

Fourth Representative District
Mrs. Laura Wright, Bethel; Edgar
l.. Hudson, Laurel; Marshall r.
Hastings, Laurel.
Fifth Representative District r.
Mrs Hattie Barr. Delmar; John A.
Adams. Laurel; Miss Sarah NJ Cal
loway. Laurel; Fred l.. Ward, Lau-
rel
Sixth Representative District -
J Otis West, MillsborO; George W
Lewis, Frankford; Mrs. Evelyn B
Steen, Dagsboro; Mrs Esther tIud-
son. DagsbOrO.
Seventh Representative District
]. Roland Buell.. Selbyvlle; Jay
Lekites, Selbyville: Archie NJ
Lynch. Selbyville.
Eighth Representative District
Selby Lawson. MillsbOro; Mrs
Elizabeth Stevenson. IIarbesOn.
Ninth Representative District
Ernest Jones, John r. wilkins
John Hollis Dodd. all of George
town.
Tenth Representative District
Carl Joseph. RehobOth. Il. d.; Er
nest r. Wilson, Harheson, Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Enforcement Staff Of
OPA Is Increased
CONTINUED from first page)

the entire responsibility of en-
forcement of the Slaughter Control
Act. Before the new regulations
were provided, the authority for
administration and enforcement of
meat control was divided with
other governmental agencies.
THE OPA now shares with the
Department of Agriculture the re-
sponsibility for food controls Mr.
Hardesty said. Starting on Sep
telnber | the Department of Agri-
culture was required to provide the
OPA with monthly lists of scarce
commodities on which controls
should be placed.
Emphasis in the control pro
gram of the OPA will. be on control
of prices of foods, including sugar,
lumber and building materials
wearing apparel, rents for civil
ians and returning veterans. an'
new cars
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

Seventh Representative District
Samuel F. Lekites, ROXana; Mrs.
Beulah Stevens. Selbyville; Ray
mond B. Morris. Selbyville.
Eighth Representative District
HarbesOn Warrington. MillsbOrO; {;
Roland Marsh, Lewes, r. ID.
Ninth Representative District
John |. Short. Georgetown; Nannie
Messick. Georgetown; William
Reed Hudson. Georgetown.
Tenth Representative District
Norman Baylis, RehObOth; Cal
vim Paynter. RehOboth, X. D.; Sam
uel j. Burton. RehObOth.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Mabel Fisher. Milton; John H
Webb. Rehoboth
Additional Petit Jurors


Webb. Rehoboth.
Additional Petit Jurors
Additional petit jurors drawn,
are:
First Representative District =
Albert Donovan. Lincoln; Truitt
Webb. Milford Harry j. Pettyjohn,
Milford.
Second Representative District
Charles f. Brown, Bridgeville;
Mrs. Charlotte Stauffeur, Bridge
Vile; Elijah ID. Brasure. Jr., OF
Greenwood.
Third Representative District =
James W Pusey, SeafOrd. II. D.;
Ira Hill, Seaford; Nelson Gilbert
Seaford. r. ID.
Fourth Representative District
Mrs. Viola G. Givens. Bethel; Or
willie F. James, Laurel.
Fifth Representative District r.
Andrew j. Ellis. Laurel; Clarence
II. Matthews. Delmar; Clarence j.
James. Laurel.
Sixth Representative District r
Elmer Atkins. MillsbOrO; Harry
Bunting, DagsbOrO John Raymond
Baker. DagsbOrO
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Farmers Warned Against
Outbreak OF Deadly Hog
Cholera During The Fall
Continued from first page)

ing sure, first, that they are in con-
dition to receive the immunization.
If cholera does break out in the
neighbOrhOod, quarantine for al
least two weeks any new livestock
brought to the farm. And if it Oc-
ours on the farm. notify neighbOrs
50 they can take precautionary
measures.
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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed, small monthly
JOIN aN1 DiGoufTR1 9TH BELL needs perfect
m na d ~ gfrsot n nf unYelss to 70
plement the new declaration of inde.
Rs sa1eae' PRE- prevent aGnethes war P. O. Box
FOREMAN AN NC 4; "a Ia District of Columbia
corporationl NOTICE Of special meeting Of
that a special meeting Of the holders Of the
at the principal. once Of the corpora ton,
On Friday the sist day Of june; ie4s, at
ing purposes: 1. To amend the charter
expiration date shall be June %: 1915.
2. To consider the appointment Of trustees
70 g9 & ~ Datsd Ma
J BROWN, ROBERT M. SCOTT. Trustees.
ACCOUNTANT. expert, veteran, offers to
Keeping or Accounting Service eC or assistance ASST
NEEDED PRoNTo. 81 sHbedroom I house for
family of 4; no agent. Box GIG. Star.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted BY any one other than
myself. E. ZLoCoWICK, 1883 Rhode
PLAsTERERs AND CEMENT F1N1sHGRRs,
9th; for election Of delegates to o. ?. &
j Will NOT TG BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
CONTRACTED by any one other than myself.
SARAH B. WILSON. 4210 WASHINGTON pl.
HEREAFTER i WILL NOT be- responsible
for any debts except such as may be in.
Cured by myself. C. D. FOLSOM, 220
i Nv will IL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
asss RsE oy any 9hsF 6sn
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

COUPLE-.Man knowledge of gardening
desirable but not essential. able to drive;
woman cook. g.h.w.: summer country:
winter. WASHINGTON: must have best refs
good wages for right couple. DE 724O.
EFFICIENT COUPLE, cook, general house
worker and houseman. to work in country
nome near Washington for summer: win
tiers in Washington: excellent salary: only
s fGUn cH Gall k RA ao 1000 ..su,ns IS,
enced on National Cash Register, 81 so mo
and board. 6-day week. Box O5-G. Star
FOUNTAIN HELP. white full or part time
KEY DRUG CO. EN-. 400
GARAGE OFFICE MANAGER. male or
female: general routine work. Box 1896,
sALESMEN-cash immediate commission;
extra time day or evenings selling neigh
oorhood stores nationally advertised prod
9 gse r hot n item; details Tel. D1. 7l4o.
sTENoGRAPHER., assistant bookkeeper,
Sat, work: $40 per wK.: i mile south Of
14th Ct. Bridge on Jefferson Davis hwy;
TAYIoR co f 20 14o sSn Jeffer sGAA DAVIS
sTENoGRAPHER. magazine editorial dept;
0.hr, week, S165. Telephone NE. 1896,
EXT. II for appointment. -
SENOG RAPHER-SECRETAR law office:
s sss 30 5 Sr oyer S4s wk Phone Miss
REAL EsTATE-Exceilent. opportunity for
Full cooperation given by ONCE; cali ST.
6lT9, ewes. or, kgCQ
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HELP WOMEN,

ALTERATION HANDS, immediate OPEN
ssos A dsy s%55SH%fas ONCE iog FL
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced; excel
ditioned: daylight wertroom. Apply st once.
ALTEkATi0N sAIEsFERsoN. in our
to assist in selling and take care minor
aafeTation 1ih.. on womens garments; good
hospitslization insurance. Apply BRoo 5Rap
INC. 11O9 G st. NV, Mr. Moorehead, 9Th
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER-typist, for old
eSta bllshed wholesale and retail business
Pleasant working conditions; permanent;
300 per mo. with opportunity for ad-
vans yaaneeemse ens State age and experience. Box
ASSISTANT pIET1c1AN for 1s5-bed suB-
s CmnAN ECSPIIAL; college degree. hospital
f Can dietician, Miss Cox Oh 600. for in
Assistant TO MANAGER of women; io AL
teration dept; must be experienced in ali all
phases OF sewing and fitting. also capable
oes sth oer Dfo aNsa AMY
xss1sTaNr 81 su9 PER for various depart.
s men.s or must have previous
iSsslvId ?s Ssa 14 ANRRES s
&ss sk9 IN n stR snd IL s S.
ferably one with previous experience in
this line Of work. Apply employment once,
4th floor LANsBuRGH 4 BRO, Eth. Sth
AS Ass1srx A. BUYER for infant, and csil-
dren's wear; pref one with previous ex-
virts, ARDENS SHOP, $40 9Th st. se.-7
MANAGER. sportswear;S excel.
salary; good opportunity. KoPY KAT,
A sSs e0i sHAMTsEss; full or part ta.
a5 Ga 1913 for .r
interested In becoming teachers Of ballroom
dancing; Union 2129.
BEAUTICIANS, experienced, good Job, good
* eslsrY Y4s4ss 41S Columbia Pike. ATl:. "a
SEAUTiCiANs ca, experienced; saisry,
Frances DEE BEAUTY eG sAnoN ga f Ppn1s
sylvsnia ave: sc. FIR. 1922. -12
BEAUTICIAN wanted at once, full time:
hours. 3 to 8. CONRAD BEAUTY SHOP
401 Butternut st. NV. RA 1880. IS
BEAUTlCIAN-Ideal working conditions
Apply ELISE SHOPS. INC. 3476 14th st.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 1st-class all-around,
excellent salary plus commission HENRI
ROEERT. 2S45 Conn. ave.
manent position in aforementioned shop:
5-day week during summer months; at
tractiVe salary and SOC commission APP
ply n NJ, person; HEADS, 1927 st; NV. -
steady work, 5-day week, so per cent
commission. 81 5000 mornings. -
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HELP MEN.

ALTERATION TAILOR required immedi-
ately; permanent Job and good salary for
right man: Apply LOUIS BROWN. mems
custom tailor, S12 14th st. NV. RE. 1896
ASSISTANT JANIToR for NV. apt. bldg.
$50 a month plus quarters, / day on each
VIZ; Telephons NO; 0l72. =.
alteration dept; must be experienced in
all phases OF sewing and fitting, also
capable OF supervising people. Apply en-
ployment ONCE, 4th floor, LANSBURGH
sI,H RR3o IN; 18th and, and nv;
ferred used to working on 60-40 basis;
I have better plan to offer. Box 239-G,
AUToMoTIvE MACHINIsT. experienced
for modern, up-to-date automotive machine
shop; good hourly rate with paid vacation;
old-established truck factory branch; de-
sire services Of 1st-class man. See MR.
O'NEIL. 1I20 LIST st. ne. Do not phone
AUTO MECHANICS. body and fender men
and auto painters, wanted by FORT BEL
vOIR GARAGE. Steady employment, g.
day week. at 81 so per hour; must have
tools and experience. Apply to Mr.. Horton
Bldg. T-103 w. Fl. Belvoir. Va %
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, experienced
Apply WILLYs OF WASHINGTON, 1924
AUToMoBnE MECHANIC. 1st-cl.ss auto
mobile mechanic. apply All 11th st. NV.
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,o5 nelerss W.T. n GSemptsn H. 2sl 9Th It; g.
ae;w T. an, INC Marjorie r. Blackboard 20. 100
Sssasi Il ws.ts a. s eE. Rsesm s
and Helene o. scher. II. 25s 10th st..
c.,u- Issued at Fairfax.
Route A., Alexandra. '''
burg. and Mary Barnley wilson Chris
chsrIss ,, Joseph Lsverys SO, and Blanche
Henry Thomas Tramb BE % r. Esst Falls
SSshur sh i. and Josephine Grace Pierce,
Virginia Knicely. IS, both of Vienna.
laura Elizabeth plmses. x. If Route an 3
and Mary Welby Plaskitttt. -. Belle
J: pi TIsa , Stamps, q &C. Washington. and
Ray Vinson Warren. 80, and Martha
HH,iza6eth Pearson 80, both of Route /,
ot N,,z cSleyslapd ao5ham. "a. and Pearl
s Me; a1a A " Ruth Lewis. 81. Peters
George MAYNARD Zones, %, Route 2. Falls
0rJaors ~. oehe Iftta 1iutlusep Il,
James Doreias Mckenzie, 81. occoquan,
a ana Norma Elizabeth Jacobs, IS,
Issued at Rockville.
John M,, e Allnutt. %; and Constantine Bach.
Ho Walllrp ants s5 Both Ct Rockville
Robert Is $; Meser. 81, and Martha e. Vest
ana bofosy Elliott Ri g. sssa.
ma &c cox sfiss Med hiat!m f and Thel
san Rfo Lee Childers, 81. WASHINGTON. and
. 81, both Of w ash at mary H. Asen0erF'
GEORGE y 2. s JACKSON "a, 45, and Bernice Park
Hunter mt 3 3 J5osspson q. and Merline Kitch-
nas 4 s sei of s saa Hfssl L. Tester
r. ston, e. both of WASHINGTON. ''tAs Al
syse ssn 'sa s. cs MsssAinSto1 H. and
III Lucas, 20; both Of Bethesda. Auan' E.
z. Lssaste9 % both Of M.rpie p%4f inn
a gGsse' ksor both Ct p @ssSa:tdd
Marian Mcsurney, co. Washinstcn i =.
Ulysses both a 1T was Ri snd Freda Smith
Va and Jusnita r. Herreil. Hs1 S. ven:
Rie a1'.. is. Sutton, %; Fort selyoir. and
Harley =; LAWYER, So Forest Glen, Md.
and Mildred L. Diamond. rs. Camp Lee.
R,sSsSs z z45Ss g. wss!sssssa and
RoEsnd A. e SSis n Aaeky snd Nancy
rr noaser B. III pa S9th Of 81 satl o
Margaret c. Shepherd. 90. AieXand RIA
w Rsssa E. s WsIsn q Is sRs.
HAND ans e NJ aanf Mse5s siss5 nysTns
carver 30. sa Sosh 81 g. A Snd Myrtle C.
AlJ jsTy 81 i, Polh 81 a oss Dun
Arthur r.. J; R samsn. q, and Maria J. G.
Wsms Do!s g. Of sn giRso osesas carter
= %, both Of FredeTicEsburs. Va ''ei'
J. Martin. 90, and Maxine ingalls,,
Ooeil Blanchard, As, and Sarah Davis. a.. |
ch op1n o. kensington. Nd,
Franz sna F Ross bon W,;so 81
-, and Lois Jane Ely. 70. Wash hi oShViiie'
Clarence, R. Reid. 81. Philadeiphia' Pa
a ahd Alma L. E. Fisher. 20. Chesapeake,
De lima F, Scott. %, and Manda J. Paul, 10,
vi both Of Alexandria, Va
Asns af Bss e. e. sSs4 ss.}g. nd
Kstner; ls; both Of W va hhH nar'0F'e D.
Edna X <. F PAYS, 25. Clifton, Vs. and
va. ~~' ra'r1ax Station
Thomas g; Mills. 20. Gaithersburg. Nd,
M 1p ruin r. southard' Fl, Silver Spring,
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CHueT II. y. tdCS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three tull days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus.
Harry Fog, 81, Alexandria. and Juanita J
rb 5onss' e. Ella l1I:to 10th st. nv ,o
NORWOOD cons q, Ga i lSsh St. st. NV NV
and Mary C. Jacobs, 20, 2704 Porter St
William l. peele; 80. Baltimore. and Media
,obha: p De 80; Birmingham, Ala.
Emily M Tor rfRe s$5Ss'a as Il uDshui
Charles 6, Fosle, jr, "a, 1880 Que st. Sc,
a and Emily +. spurlock. 10. 400 Pennsyl-
PHILIP {, Duvsi! 81. Upper Marlboro, Nd,
q and = Norma K. Williams. rs, Asheville'
George R. Thompson, 81, 5oO5 9Th st. NV,
and Patricia L. Dickson, 10, 1910 Kan
oorham G. .panforth. 81. 5000 18th st.
ne ne q and Mary B, widner, "a, 1ols 1rv-
John W. Landlord, %. chattanoosa, Tenn,
and Ruth M. Redmond. 81, 1888 Que
Lester Iaa,, Il Dye; rs weg,svi " y, and
James E. Deal, 10, statesboro, Ga, and
Io Ms6l M 4 erl Eulp ss IS 80 a2l2 St nv
Masdalen b. Huntington, 81 Il, sos sos Eth Eth
Ralph J. Packard, 81 5000 18th St NV,
and Irene S. Robinton. 81. 1913 Burke
Jerome w. Rowe. %. 1900 Fessenden St.
w. nv; and Beverly A. Jordan, 10, 1927
Lester A. Dauberman, 20. 900 st. NV.
and Louise z. Stout 30. s14 22nd st. W.
and Myrtle H. Kelly, Is. 81 Adams
Jacob s: Braxton. "a. and Marye Brown,
oscar h AsSan ne 5ao 36 o and Adene
NV, and Nettie G. Dunn, II, 40
Aaron a Pup r ~: q, 81, virginia ave se
", and Pauline T Goode. Fl. 1856
Paul j. sedewick 43. 1901 45th st. NV.
and Rae A. Elmer. 81. So venable
william w. cambridge, jr.. o.. 1895 nth
st; NV, and Roberta M. Douglas. 81,
1880 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
Aufqs JOB soni. r. S5S KenilwN 18th
rh en5ssf r. Carr Ss ny y, 1858 erard st. NV
OF E. Ma HebsSn is 4S fs st Morris
rd: Sc. and Lucia NJ. Herndon, 90, 1901
IVES West st St; Sc Sc -, 40 " =.
Jack E. Haynes, II. Capitol Heights Md,
a And The Ma v, Lewis FL Bradbury
Calvin R. Grundman, 81, and Charline D.
Garrett 10; both OF LOS 10th st, NV.
Ed snd k W ou F s1 Chew chs sss
Klingle I'd. NV.
Gordon P, Gerow. 90. 1884 Horner pl
Sc and Dorothea C. Fryer, Is. 2s12
john NJ A RoSerts s. 50, ," ii4as Massachusetts,
aye NV. and Anita C. Thorpe. 80,
Alvetta NJ. Henson, IS. a2a 9TH st. Sc.
James F. Robinson, %, 1925 18th st, NV,
and Susie Rome, 30. 73s Harvard ST. NV
GeneIol Wilson: So, and Louise Miller, 81,
Sarah Crockett, -, 1926 18th st. NV.
Thomas j. s. Mllender, 30 144S Smith pl
sc, and Elnora NJ. R, Williams, 90, 1746
Bennins I'd. ne
joseph W. King. %. 1915 18th St; NV,
and Pearl o. Howard, 21, $50 Hobart
Everyn A. Barb, rs. 1909 Kansas ave NV,
and Dorothy A. Chase, II, Amarillo Tex
Clarence F. Voehl; 25, 6O4 Farragut ST.
NV, and Betty NJ. Torbett, %, 129 18th
Theodore J. Boseln, 30. o7a1 ordway st
NV. and Helen H. Bennion, 80, 141O
Frank L. Covington, 40. 1901 Calvert st
NV, and Lueie L. Beeton, SO, 174O
Jack Chelemer, 30. 1871 New Hampshire
s avs NV: and Goldie Duko1' "a, 1741
Henry P. Leihe, 81, 1928 Ives pl. Sc. and
Margaret M. Warneld, Is. 222 18th st.
Valerie s. Rodriguez, "a, New York. and
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Bronaugh's Drug Store
| 18th and Monroe SITS. NV.
Is a Star Want.Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance of Clossi-
fled Advertising.
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Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times ----------3 soc per line
to times consecu-
lively
times or longer con-
secutively Csc
Advertisements under the Personal
classification and business advertising
under Special Notices. SC per line
additional.
Situations Wanted.
time 27c per line
times 25c
Business advertising under Sit
uations Wanted takes the regular local
advertising rate.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 40c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged on all
advertising Is miles or more from
Washington.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by II pm. the night
before; for The Sunday Star by 1
pm. Saturday.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,Os, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three tull days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
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en5 ior retali cleaning store: hrs. ga
4RR,y MERID1As HILL cfz4sRRR ss * ssoi
S5pkk sss ra to 80 g. knowledge of tyDng
C 6,a white, for permanen. position With
G eSt established ao4Rn1 dealer
figures f.. an and dependable. Cali MR.. WHITE.
D 81 1900 for appointment -
curate at figures; references; SIS A week
CLEKK.TYPIsT, s s i0o opportunity vs for
s s9nditions See Nj. Harris. ELEcTRTce
s1s{os for GsPfHo e us
si2 Ehk + Piy in motion sic
experience in all lines not required ability
to work with figures is essential: 40-hour,
5 shsiy Essf fs5 com Ne nsti ia4s
1ss sna 0ou
ambitious and Wiling to esrn ans Can p ME
CLERK rYp1sT, 5-day, 4o-hour We week:
P1 easG sERv1cE ADR Room AR eoS
Tower Bldg, 14th and K SITS. NV. Do not
CLERK-TYPIsT-Large real estate ONCE
desires experienced clerk-typist: salary
81 800 to start with ample opportunity Tor
adyancement; short work week and ex-
cellent working conditions; position per.
manent. Call Mr.. Thompson OF Mr.. Cox,
GLERK-TYPIsI; good salary, pleasant
working conditions permanent position.
see Mrs: Mcdonnell. ADDISON CHEW
RoLEF SALES, INC. 1922 14th st. NV.
Observation-Disclosures position open
Tor mature, exper. person, 5-day week;
opportunity for advancement. OK. 1857.
unit control clerk, tsle-
phone operator-clerk: experience helpful,
but not essential excellent salary and
working conditions. MAYER a. CO., 421 7th
young woman for perms-
nent position with lge. motion picture or
sanitation; 5-day, wk. vacation with pay
and excellent working conditions: must be
sHAFTEL. 732 Earle Bids. IS
$50 am to 4:15 pm.
8 days week. no Saturday work, per-
manent positions. pleasant working con-
ditions: opportunity for advancement; in
extensive lunchroom. Apply Miss I,und.
RIM. 702. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
co, SIG 18th st. NV.
young girl, preferably
with experience, for position with oppor-
funity for advancement: must be good
typist shorthand an ADVANTAGE. COPPER
WIRE ENGINEERING ASSO.. 1919 New
YORK ave. NV. - %
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