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Evening star., 1946-10-04
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT tcent. ],

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ment; subject il part to existing monthly
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912 N ST. N.W.--Real estate ofice: atten-
tion real estate brokers. lawyers and doc
Ranged nso esss Srh %ish
sSa Sa re- ssnsps g @ sass CAN 81 sa
ii iHiA 18Th 81. s.E.M1sat Ea Commercial suit
ahe for sandwich s shop beauty paror
sHocKEY lsSo i MooRHEAp, ss, Realtors. tors VIZ "a
-hoor store 22x48, now
ssss. sPs ask psn for MR. M RopMAN SGsSI,Gn Can q
1855 n. Y. AVE. NE. Washington. D. c.:
ny stoy sssf snd
sstrsetives.' s' so.f. frontage Oo, on n. 7. aye.
LCpOUU Cd H. cluCicut uu0I Sp&CC lChuiiy
adaptable to wholesale OF. retail selling
warehonsing. display. distributing, 81 or
Ceiling second floor. 1875" Floor load
1000 % seands pr size M of elevator car iaiis inside
rdnf sesond ons restroom aece on On st Sac
oil heat. American blowers throughout
front, front Optional; Covered ; loading din ramp
1S,000-ft space for trucks at rear,
clearance 1922. dock heiEht 3'2... 5000
So. It. level private off-street parking space
at rear IN addition to loading ramp; EN-
extreme west side, and leading to both
floors, A rear alley 20, wide, which d.
of so Railway freight loading and un-
the st: Baltimore & Ohio freight depot 1
mile distant: 2 large trucking terminals
seen on N. Z. ave. for . mile and from al
II tenant desires, and subject to Fed. and
municipal approvals. front of bldg. can be
altered to suit tenants special REQUIRE
ments.u Avail. May l. l947. Min; lease z
yrs. Communicate with owner: LUTHER
L. MILLER. $3.50 3lst ,pl. NV. Washing
Evening star., 1946-10-04
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1916 a-ton. 8 It. can. new
paint, good tires, mechanically guaranteed.
GER nRA aoTok ss5as u co oo sae St ae
CHEVROLET 1889 h-ton panel truck;
overhead type rack. parts bins. sood rub
4:3o daily, except Saturdays. --6
CHEVROLET 1912 truck. long wheelbase:
S1,47a. OWNER. Falls Church 2190, o.
CHEVROLET I941 11s-ton truck: van body.
booster brakes; perfect condition; for quick
sale Ii 44S1.
FORD 1882 model B 4-cylinder 1h-ton
panel: good motor, practically new tires.
Can be seen at 1900 Annapolis rd.. Bladens-
burg, Nd. WA 6394
FORD I941 paneI}delivery; needs motor re-
pairs Call DI. 1000, Ext. 437, weekdays,
GMC 1 1s4s truck, 2Is ton. excellent con-
dition, van body. refrigeration type; lor
a1Reuo aT1Reuoka sspopi. Army cargo van. sxia H.;
Evening star., 1946-10-04
4cApAers EoR SALE

FACTORY BUILT. sizes 12x20 and 20x2t
SIR AND BUILT. overhead doors. Eas,
terms. immediate delivery. Visit our dis
Arlington, Va. Open 8 q m. to 8 pm, Sun
day and b3lidays. or phone IA. 2164.
fi0or insulated fireproof, plain or overhea as
door sizes 1, 2, 8. car capacity. Stee
BUNGALOWS and steel mill buiidings. Cal
WORKS, 1863 18th st. NV, MA. 376t
(daysJ: Wo 325S (eVeS r.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES household moving ant
general raulipg; any time; anywhere: re.
Tsss sroE r. srxRGs5bY sis2 SH
Contract al At you your % service S4 % hours. sH
5295, TR. 9TS6. I4s
HAULING-All kinds, 11a-ton dump;
VAN TRUcKGAny type hauling or NOV
ing. Call PARKS. Adams 1887. Sc
DODGE stake body truck for hire with
driver: Day, phone MI. 9s0s. Night and
i0-ToN FLAT BODY TRUCK for hire;
day. hour. load. TR 312Z -
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni,
ture as part payment on your moving
storage, local, long -dist. moving. ia. 2e37
Evening star., 1946-10-04
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. J
HORIZONTAL.

sTUDEBAKER 1871 -1h-ton dump. Falls
Church ch-Annandale rd., next to old Cali
fornia Restaurant. j NJ. SHAY. 6s
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer
A new group OF trucks tust received so to
choose from: some new. ali guaranteed
Stakes-1g42 GMC. ga tons; 1943
Studebaker. ~ tons, 6x6.
Buses t2), 194o GMC. Ia tons. s9-
sDumps-le4a Chevrolet. Ia tons; 1910
Dodse. / " tons: 1912 GMc. ga tons
Tractors-194: White model WA-1s6.
air brakes, 11.00-20 tires.
Semitrailers, new-10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes, l1.00-20 tires: under
Command ears-194c Dodge Acton.
Pickups-1942 Dodge, a4-ton, some with
winches.
Wreckersn1s4e GMc, 2H tons.
Vans-l942 GMC. 2ia tons.
Caterpillar tractor - Allis-Chalmers,
l2 tons.
Bodies-10 and 1e steel-cargo bodies,
1912 Dodge suburban delivery tstation
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy,
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday. to 8;
Sunday. 10 to 3. CHI. 1000.
To reach: Out through GEORGETOWN.
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy.
| (Route~ I'll or 29). drive / ~ miles.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
LOTS FOR SALE lcont. J

LOTS FOX SALE tCont.)
WHOLE OR PARTS OF SMALL TRACT Of
gravel road in Prince Georges County
kENsINGToN--3 lots. close to school ane
Brookield at East-west hwy. lot 10oz
Between Highland and Gale on Watson
I'd, Silver Spring. lot 60x13a
Chevy Chase, corner lot, 7ox1Zo, Centei
and Kirk sts. For further indormation
cali MRS. HAYCRAFT. PL. 097S. also
SH. 929O --6
SLEEPY HOILOW-A choice OF several
one-half acre sites in this beautiful. re-
stricted subdivision located only 15 min
utes from downtown Washington. These
are the last lots left in this 250-acre de-
sirable subdivision of individual homes.
Pine Ridge, Section "a new section
and the last one in this restricted SUBJ
divasion of $50 acres. Beautiful wooded
sites with high elevation where no site Is
less than half acre. Several sites with
a minimum of an acre available in other
sections. Only IL miles from Washington
els acres-overlookin = fine estate
and with oyer 1,000-foot frontage on
hard-surtaced road. High elevation. Near
PRosERTIEs, NC. Fails Church 1873
or 400. tout Lee blvd. to seven corners
COLORED-IOOO BLOCK OF 4sth St.. near
Sheriff rd.-Beautiful lots, 25x100, sign
on property. Call KEYSTONE, MA. 1854;
Evening star., 1946-10-04


Successful defense cannot be waged
without a certain amount of wishful
thinking. If there is only one hold
ing that will permit the defeat of
the contract, the defender should as
sumo that that holding exists, and
plan accordingly. Where the Sc
lected line of play will succeed in
more than one holding, 50 much the
better. Witness East's play in to-
days hand.
South was declarer at q contract of
four spades. Vests competitive raise
to two hearts calls for a comment.
It has been my observation that such
raises are losing bridge. If partner
has good hand, he will, as result,
bid too much and II partner is in
duced to take save, the sacrifice
bid will, as a rule, be too expensive.
In this case. West could thank the
lucky stars that induced East not
to make the sacrifice bid Of five
hearts against his vulnerable oppo-
nents. The toll would have been TOO
points and to make it all the more
bitter, against very doubtful game.
The two of hearts was opened.
East won with the ace and declarer
followed with the queen. The de-
fensive quota called for three more
tricks. Spades and hearts did not
offer any prospect. so that the club
and diamond suits had to provide
the necessary revenue. East's wish
full thought was as follows: PART
ner may have the queen of diamonds
and a stopper in either clubs or
spades. If SO, we can take two tricks
in diamonds and one in black suit"
If his wish were not fulfilled, there
was no hope to defeat the contract.
Accordingly, he led the four of dia-
nfonds. West played the queen and
dummy the king. Trumps were ex-
tracted and West had to obtain the
lead with club. The diamond re-
turn then netted the defense the
two tricks necessary to set the hand.
East's line of play would also have
succeeded If partner had the ace OF
spades and a doubleton diamond.
This was not q very probable hold
ing, but it was not entirely out of
the question. In that case, South
might have. held:
4 1o98753 2KQ oQ752 Ak
True, the leap to four spades would
have been slightly on the aggressive
side, but we have all been repeated
witnesses to such outbursts Of op-
timism.
Actually, ,declarer could have made
the hand despite East's alert de-
fense. The opening lead of the two
of hearts marks West with four
hearts and. therefore, East with six,
he has followed to two rounds of
trumps and has at least three dia-
monds, perhaps four. He cannot,
therefore, have more than two clubs.
BY casi1ing the ace and king of
clubs and then leading a diamond,
and passing it into the East hand,
declarer can hogtie the defense.
tCopyrisht, 1916, By Charles n. Goren.}
Evening star., 1946-10-04
AUTO PAINTING,

work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4l02 Pa.
ave. ext. Sc II. $500
a6I9 nT y eSay and sssn
ewes. and week ends. 901 North Quincy
St, Arlington, Va CHI 5174 Il
Evening star., 1946-10-04
Z PAY Cash for lots IN p. e. or nearh
Nd, SCOTT SANDERS. TR: 1858.
-oUr-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S Y0UR VACATION HOME and :
Florida's Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites. ]
to a., fronting or mr., salt water. com ac
munity boat dock privil;. hard rd.. slec
S45 down, SIS mo-, immed. possession. Fol
beautiful Illustrated free booklet w5its & q
phone bet 8 and 3; PA15 E. HARRISON
RENT IN MIAMI, FLA.--Completely.. fur.
nished two-bedrm. house, living rm., dinins
fixtures: garage: choice location; seasona
rent. Oct ]. May /. or Nov. l, June
gentiles only. Write or wire ROY A
FRENCH, 272S NE. End ave-, Miami, Fla
Evening star., 1946-10-04
ACREAGE WANTED.

VA, MD. D. C.-Large or small tracts
clear or wooded. improved or unimproved;
for residential, apartment, industrial. COM
mercial or agricultural purposes Eve
III. JAMES E. MAHoNEY. Woodward
Evening star., 1946-10-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

In cooperation NTH OPA, ad-
pertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make. year.
model. body type, price and state
ment Within OPA Ceiling"
Evening star., 1946-10-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY. WANTED.

1 RM., over gar, base, anything; running
water. for medical lab; Bethesda, Silver
Spring 81 NTrn Box 3S4,G; 3G; Star. ,,:.,a,. ,ta
Phone Ludlow 1897 -
Evening star., 1946-10-04
AuToMoaILFs WANIEp. \

SEE UE BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
SERVICE, 1876 Goth d. NV. District
DopGE. DE- SOTO, PONTIAC Or oldsme-
"a vi f5aak --7
Evening star., 1946-10-04
New Insecticide Developed

Scientists in Costa Rica have de-
eloped a new insecticide, Segurol
1898, said to have more rapid ac-
ton than DDT.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
'LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
PRINT the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It. II you have
.I,etered Out" correctly It's IN estimate.
Answer 10 Yesterdays Lettsr-out.
iR) DESsEKT-STEEDS thorsesl.
iOl HOARSE-SHEAR ttrim).
(Uf MATORE6SIREAM (creek).
IN AGhNTS-sTAGE (show placsl.
CD TKADkD-TR1AD ttafe surfscO.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

USED MOTORCYCLES = 8 1942 Harley
ass 2 1910 Indian Spring frame Chief
74s,. 1916 5O0CC Norton, $500 miles,
tandem seat. saddle. bags. INDIAN Mo-
TORCYCLE SALES. oil 9th st. NV. RE.
0911.
AIS. Airel Triumph, Matchless Norton
and Francis-Barnett motorcycles; some
models ready for immediate delivery: $50
&C and 500 &C models in stock. BRITISH
M0ToRCYcLE SALES. 20I4 M st. NV,
HARIEEY.DAvDsoN, DIV, buddy seat.
saddle bag, all extras included, in fine
"a. May be seen at
JUDGES Shell Shell Station. 7510 GeorSetown
WHIZzER BICYCLE MOTORS. scr .b5 plus
tax. installed on new bicycle; S15O up,
seq 8. 23rd st. Arl.. ia 17h4 S.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
FARMS FOR SALE tcontinued)

is MI, FROM WAsHINGTON farm
bath. outbuildings. 2 large chicken houses
brooder house, barn and garage. cony.
Brsnd-nsw country home home = 2-bedrm
house, 22-ft. liv. rm.;; completely. modern:
2-rm. guesthouse. 17H g., with deep well
arbor, chicken house, brooder house. ga
rage. on State road. $I4.50o, easy terms
FREEMAN q sHERRuRNE, Vienna 30. ID
Evening star., 1946-10-04
BENDALL'S SPECIALS!!

1894 Chevrolet 4-door, $3.50.
1888 Dodge 4-door, S295.
1884 Plymouth 4-door, S37b.
1875 Chevrolet 4-door. 1895.
1898 Ford Fordor. S445.
1899 Studebaker station wagon, S915.
1871 Ford Tudor, $3.50.
1910 Packard 4-door, 81 l.190. >
1912 studebaker 4-door. $l,395.
1912 Chrysler 4-door, 81 50S; -,
All prices below OPA. BENDAIL Pom
TIAc, 1911 King ST.. Alex, Va, Overlook
1900. -
Evening star., 1946-10-04
GARAGES WANTED.
1AllUTIloMVoITiiVE =IMl1IIsS1c.EIILIJAINNIEoUs;.

wanted 10 rent: space for 3, Z
or 8 cars; suitable body and fender work
Evening star., 1946-10-04
LOTS FOR RENT.
LOTS WANTED

from Il to Mass. ave, near 4th st. NV
THos, D. WALSH. INC, S15 1lth st
Evening star., 1946-10-04

PONTIAC 1871 sed. cpe.. r. and h., S1.lsI
Packard 1896 sed.. 40, r. and h., $6l7 z
Packard 1888 100. T. and h.- $500
Packard 194l 1l0, heater 81 1861
The above prices are within OPA cell.
HAWKINS MOTOR co., INC, 2501 Col.
pike. Arl. va. CHI. SS4S. So
Evening star., 1946-10-04
EARNS WANTEp.

RENT SMALL FARM, up to 30 tiiiabie
acres; nvable house; within 80 miles D. C,
RE. 4142. Ext. 1895, weekdays, S:30-5,
| or write Box 339-J. Star. A.
WANTED--50 or more acres Of unimproved
land In nearby Md. or Va. Box 117-K,
Evening star., 1946-10-04
MOTORCYCLES.

1941 PLYMOUTH, recently inspected, fol-
rent on 24-hour basis. Call TR. 392s
after Il p.m
Evening star., 1946-10-04
TRAILERs WANTED,
TAXIcABs FOR RENT.

WANTED SMALL USED TRAILER, suitab
for field ofilce. WO. 1854 or WI. 400
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-09
MRS. PAT BLISS ENROUTE TO GOLOVIN

Mrs. Pat Bliss, wife of the op- orator of the Golovin Trading Post arrived in Nome enroute to her home with her infant born in Fairbanks recently.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-09
Little Hope Of
 Removing Ripple Rock In NarrOws

SEATTLE, Oct. 9. CP) - The Hon. Alphonse Fournier of Otta- wa, Canadian minister of public works, said yesterday there is lit tie immediate hope of removing Ripple Rock from it's present men acing position in the path of Alas ka shipping through Seymour NarroWS.
 He stressed, however, that en- gineering surveys are continuing in an effort to develop plans for opening a deeper and wider chan nel.
 Already a million dollars have been spent trying to blast away the huge rock which has taken heavy toll of ships and men in British Columbia waters, said the minister who was accompanied on his visit by Mrs. Fournier and Stanley s. McKeen, Vancouver, president of the Pacific North west Trade Association.
 About 75 per cent of the charg- es exploded but the debris merely fell back in the water and has been impossible to remove" he said.
 Our greatest difficulty now is that we canot get any firm to make contract at a fixed price" :" Fournier said, nor can we get a satisfactory estimate of the cost"
 Yesterdays visit to Seattle was the first for the Canadian minis ter and also the fourth anniver- sary of his appointment to the post of minister of public works.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-09
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Wednesday, October 9, l946

Forecast Nome: Cloudy with oc cational light rains today and Thursday. Increasing south winds tonight. Strong wind Thursday. Lowest temperature tonight, 35. Highest temperature Thursday A
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. to- day: Precipitation last 24 hours O0.1 inches. Total precipitation this month 0.01 inches.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest Al, lowest B.
 Maximum wind last 24 hours 20 miles per hour from the W.S.W.
 Sunrise at 6:38 am., sunset at 5:03 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera-
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-09

lures one year ago today: highest 35. lowest 20.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest l3 in 1889, highest 5l in 1882.
 Data for other selected stations o f 7.oO o - +olo,,.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-17
of naassria Unions

Central Labor Cauucn-Me.ts % and
4th Mon, A.OH Kan. John Mosus.
Pres: 4. T.. Ferris. N.p.. G. Il. Ash
lock, Sec. Il. j. Thomas, Treas. i. j..
prlallunt. .~gt.-at-Arms, y. Il. Bar
nett. June Burke. Gene Mcbride,
Trustees.
Plumbers -. y. Nanisko. pres +. A..
I%.cardon. WIZ; II. L. s~chrdpps. secy.,
l.. O.. Box 1914. Meets Second Tues
days at a. @. II. Han. 1850 pm.
Teamsters-Meets Ist and Sd Thursdays,
Carpenters hall, doNnstalrs-Nillan
Goodman. pres, H. Lu'ier. wee pres
Jack Anderson. scc.-trcas.. ii. j. Va
eneaue, rcc.-scc.; John MvSus' bus.
George Hess. ). Cordial, Fred Thomas,
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-17
Roster of Grea! Falls Unions

Cascade County Trades x Labor As
sembly-Mcets Fri. Carpenters hall.
Il. /. S~teiufnctz. Boy 2p1S. pres: l. l..
Price. vp. ! ENaAhc. Jr.. Sec. Box
1893, K. h. i..bal treas. Leo stew
art. John husak. carl Holman. T.. T..
Eergren and j-irl Nni,u. o. b.. Herb
N. Brew serEcnnt-at-trms.
Great Falls luiidiiL 81 Construction
Trades Councli-i.uhl -4nds. pres.
Walter Davidson, va. T. K. britten.
sec.-treas.. l.. Thcmlsf s~ereeant-at-
arms. Ralph MONEY, Larl Talbot,
Srardahl. trucst,eS.
International Alliance Theatrical Stage
Employees * Motion Picture Ma
chine operators. Local 2l3-B. /.
Steinmetx. pres. Arthur X. Moe. sec.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-17

Teachers-Meets list and Sd We'd. 80
pm. in Study Hall a. If Butte II
tiisela Granting. pres. Chas. Davis.
v.p.; Cecilia HARRINGTON. rec. sec.i
Mona Cronin. fin. sec.
Tcamsters-Meets Thurs. at II IL +.
Park 81. Lee Narcammen .rres Ken
meth Davis. vp.: w. J Mcintosh. Sec
treas. l.. II. Bradley. rec. see: Frank
J.. Birmingham, bus. agent; arthur
Speraw, Art itosar and Frank j. bir-
mingham, trustees. Frank - ttr-
mlngham. George Brown and Tfank
M~alyevac, delegates 10 Butte Bullding
Trades Council.
Butte Stage Employees & Operators
Union. Local 94-Pres. Earl Wlles,
y.r.: Joe Levesey, treas Cara fred-
erick. sec; Denny sullivan. rs y.
Excelsior: bus. agent. John curran
322 NJ y. Main ST. Union meets "a
Tues. each mo. at Musicians hall.
Tvpographical-Meet Sd sun. Of mo. az
CARPENTERS hall ROY Nelson, pres
sag W. Galena, G.. +. Aultman. sec.
4e5 w. quartz.
Women's Protectiye-Margaret IIar-
rington. pres; l. Mattausch. sec
fHa Nnftha luWeN5lu. bus. aANNt
Phone 515S. Meets LIST and 80 Fiji
pm. Cd and last FRI $50 PM Car
penters' hall.
Workingmens' Union. FLU, l2ss5 -
Meets list and Sd Mon. II w Il PaIf
ST. j. Driscoll. sec. Pc. Box 10.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES
ALlAs SUMMONS

In d District Court of the Second Ju-
diai.a District of the State Of Mon
iaua. in ana tor tie Counts Of silver
Tow.
Montana labor news., 1946-10-17

In The pistrlet Court ~ The second
Judicial District IS tn State # Mon
tana in and fr tht county II Silver
iiuW.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Testimonial Dinner Honors
Woodrum Thursday Niqht

A testimonial dinner will be given
in honor of Clifton A. Woodrum,
who resigned from the House of
Representatives December 81 after
% years in Congress, at the Hotel
Statler at 7:30 pm. Thursday.
Mr.. Woodrum represented the
Sixth Congressional District of
Virginia, was ranking member of the
Appropriations committee and
chairman of the Postwar Military
Planning Committee. He resigned
to become president of the American
Plant Food Council, Inc. with Of
fees in the District. His successor
in the House j. Lindsay Almond,
will be guest. Harry J. Hanna,
chairman for arrangements of the
dinner said.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

The super aircraft carrier Frank
lin D. Roosevelt has a power plant
large enough to geherate electricity
for a city the size of Washington.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
School Paper Drive
AT Noyes 10 Support
European War Orphan

| Pupils of the Noyes School at
Tenth and Franklin streets NE.
have decided to devote their spare
time during the next two weeks to
the collection Of waste paper, the
proceeds OF which will be used to
adopt" European war orphan for
one year. While the selection has
not been made, it is expected that
the child will be Dutch.
Noyes, one of the best producers
in The Evening Star-PTA Salvage
campaign, has a per capita average
OF 157 pounds since last October.
AS another part of the schools
campaign, radio has been pur-
chased for each room to permit ra-
dio educational programs.
Shepherd Holds Contest.
At Shepherd school a contest be-
tween rooms has been started, the
winning room to receive a combina-
ton radio and phonograph. As
result of this contest, last weeks
collection was 11,159 pounds.
| Partly as result of the contest
Richard Carter became brigadier
general; George Krafthofer, Bar
bara Ann Hyatt and Sandra Stew
art reached the rank of colonel, and
Douglas Fisher, Donald Fisher,
Peter Barrett, Tommy Devlin,
Theresa Guckert and Danny Pratt
became majors.
During the week Hearst school
reported a major general, Robert
Brown, and two majors, Simon Nc
Hugh and William Bartlett.
Schools not reported so far, which
had more than half ton, include:
Whittier, $500; Takoma Park Ele-
mentary, 6.843;; Shepherd, 8,l58;
East Silver Spring, 7,154; Bancroft.
1902; Banneker, 3,94O: Mott, 6,663;
North -Four Corners, 2,4oO; Hearst,
1924; Stoddert, $3.50; Lafayette,
l 1882; Fillmore, 1,15s; Gordon, pa;
Stevens, 3,758; Somerset, $3.50; Bar
nard, 3,546; Kenilworth, 1000; Mer-
ritt, 1920; Davis, 2,252; Benning.
3,752:: Blow, $3.50; Blair, 1,526;
Hayes, 1881; Taylor, 1904; Mann,
2,159; Murch, 4,023.
Collection Schedule.
Collections tomorrow in the first
district, together with the leaders.
will be as follows:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

tention to safeguarding our inter
ests in foreign fields and to develop
ment of a foreign policy that will
command the respect of nations
now seeking to control important
world supplies.
Government might advise the
public that oil supplies are too
cheap, that In order to cause less
use all consumers must file form,
stating the quantities of gas, gaso-
line Iubricating oil and fuel oil
which they desire to use and evil
dence to prove their need for it.
"This is no more ridiculous than
to imagine that any government
agency, federal or state, can inn
prove on present performances in
California, whatever shortcomings
are i'm the minds of some persons.
There ought to be law Sure
enough. There ought to be a law to
leave the oil industry alone"
ERNEST X. PARKS.
PARKS is past chairman, division
of production, Pacific coast district,
APT, and past chairman Southern
California section, AIME.)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

Pacific Western Oil Corp. a re
cent active entrant into Montana
oil circles, has established new
worlds depth record in wildcat
in Kern county, California The
well broke the previous record of
1855 feet on Dec. 2 and at last
reports was drilling ahead. Con-
tractor is Loffland Bros. Co. o. M.
Evans, Pacific Western vice presi-
dent, Is in charge of the project.
Key men at the well for Pacific
Western have been Hugh Smith.
tool pusher; Warren Craddock, Don
Cook and Doug MARCEL, engineers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

Refinery construction projects in
the United States, initiated or under
way, this year involve the expendi-
ture Of $3.50 million to $500 million.
All OF the known half million
organic chemicals can be synthe-
sized from either petroleum, natural
gas. coal. or farm products the raw
material used depending. in each
instance, on the cost of production.