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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

Norman Paulbeck. who received
severe facial decorations in a re-
cent car accident, was released from
the local hospital Friday and is now
convelescing at his home.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Here From Helena

John Pope OF Helena transacted
business in the city Saturday
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Here Tuesday

Jacob Peterson and Gilbert Olson,
of the Dagmar community, were
P~lentywood business callers Tues
day and Wednesday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
y. d. Visitor

\ business visitor in the city
from North Dakota yesterday was R.
!. Greer, of Minot.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
TO BisnIark

Adam Sedevic left Saturday for
Bismark. y. D.. called there bv the
serious illness of a sister.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Admitted to Hospital

Leonard Severson, 3-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Severson of
Reserve, was admitted to the Sher-
idan county hospital Tuesday for
medical treatment.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

Here Prom ScoheY

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Trower Of
Scobey were in Plentywood Sunday.
MIR. Trower is a ieweler in Scobey.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Wolf Point Man Here

J. Leo Conner. Wolf Point. was
here saturday.
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Visit a; ~I'laN,illc

Evelyn HAGEN and Joyce Hargen
visited over the week end al Miss
Hagen's home At Redstone.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Business Visitors

G. r. Watson and Art Benson,
Sidney. were business callers in the
city he first of the week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Visits Here

Lauris Beieh. now located at Sid
ney. visited friends and relatives in
Plentywood over the week end.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

To Scobcy
+. 7. L. Helseson and A. C. Err
ickson were business visitors in Sco-
hey Tuesday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

Mrs. cliff Peterson and son Billy
visited the first Of the week at the
H. p. Hanson home in Scohey.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Here saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cleveland of
Redstone were business visitors in
the city Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Here From tlaN,ille

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Guy were bust
ness visitors here from FlaNville last
Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

sven Peterson and Nels Anderson
We're IN the city Monday from the
Dagmar community. They reported
roads after sunday nights snow
storm. in that vicinity. as good.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Return TO Scobey

Mrs. VIM. Humbert and infant son
of Scobey were discharged from the
hospital Friday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

1t was initiation night. How, when
the membership was checked. | tan
outsiderl was ever privileged to re-
main, to see and listen to the cerem-
ony, is more than | shall ever UNI
derstand. But | am happy to have
had the experience. This was a local
unit of one of the largest industrial
unions in the country. so natur-
ally IL would its initiation
ceremonies would be typical of all.
y class of eight presented themselves
for induction. after a secret ballot
that failed 10 reveal any BLACK
balls" | have heard an oath
taken with any greater solemnity,
nor vas il possible to find any part
of that declaration of allegiance to
which any exception could be taken
as being un-American. To follow it
would make of any person a better
citizen, a more friendly n~eighbor.
what mas udpptiutU 10 LABOR is
just what happens in the life of any
organization. be it political or 9TH
erwise. When leaders become i'm
bued with the idea that they are
all-powerful, that they can. either
through their W ruthless efforts
with the aid of INSCRIPTIONS,
se%lf-styled. dictators, unit the masses
into one irresistible army behind
their rabble-rousing and flag-waving
hysteria, it usually happens that
they begin a certain march to destroy
the usefulness to the very masses
they purported to help. Poisoned
with power, it is only a question of
time until any leader defeats any ex-
for his further existence.
= = *
Public reaction against the dis
sension in labor's ranks is being
c%rystallized daily, not only from
unreasonable demands made by CON
tending forces on EMPLOYERS which
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

The Rev. NJ. l.. Hanson of Medi-
cine Lake was in the city Tuesday.
Nr. Hanson stated that the Augs-
BURG college choir. which sang in
i~lentywood recently, will be heard
over radio station KSTP, Mime
apolls, sunday at S;45 Mountain
llhe. one OF the soloists in the choir
IS Katherine Oswald, a niece of Mr..
y. ~ Oswald, of Plentywood. The
broadcast sunday will be the last
OF a series presented by the choir.
photographs make e e n [
CHRISTMAS gifts -Luehr Studio.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09

Continued from page

alterations were conducted In a bust
ness like manner. free from bicker-
ing or radical appeal intended to in
cite the members TO mob violence.
The checkoff system was discussed,
but by no means was that group
ready or in any mood to back up
any demands upon their respected"
employer. for whom many had work
ed for years, with threats of a walk
out.
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Discharged

pf'0 TTHf XVI
Mrs. Leo Donaldson and infant
son left the local hospital Saturday
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W. ScnhcN

IN tNHFN
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Peterson We're
visitors in Scobey last Friday
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Here From Niliiston

Jerry Rhodes, Gamble store man
ager from Williston. vas a business
caller at the local agency Monday.
To Regina
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Benson were
visitors al Regina Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Meets

sylvia Phelps and Anna Hovet
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
Wins Book

Wins Book
Roy Ding Antonson won the
scrip book Tuesday at the Orpheum
theatre.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

|tauraat, Juan Lassus, Greco,
INC, Cacciatore Grocery, DR..
Einbinder, Information News
stand. La France. Cuervo's Ca
'e, Marie's Beauty Salon, Two
Brothers Bakery, El Gatico
Store, Columbia Bakery, Ritz
Lunch Room,
Contribuyeron con Is ceta-
vos: Jose Blaneo (afiladog), Ju
lilo Dominguez (afilador), The
Liberty, Spoto Y Castellano
Casa de Vale, Flank Flores,
Margarita's Store. I'm Compa-
nero, Sastreria de Jose Cato,
Gasoline dependency, Thorn
McAnn Shoe Store, D'Elia, re-
lojero, Ybor City Hatters, Mel
Choir de la Parte, Marcelino's
Barber Shop, Ell Palacio, Latin
American F~erreteria, Ray Mes
quida Ferreteria, luis Dept.
Store, Columbia Poultry, Eco
nomy Store, Casino Barber
Shop, Piniellas Place, Broad
way Barber Shop, Ritz Hat
Store, Max Argintar, De Luxe
Bakery, La Habanera Grocery,
Angel Suarez, Italian American
Grocery, Poller's Store, Boyt's
Shoe Store, Boston Shoe Store,
La Gloria Grocery, M. Fernan-
DEE, Pope S., D. Silva, MARCEL
no Argielles, jose Chiara-
monte Shoe Shop, R. Mascuna-
ma, MaScunana's News Stand,
r. PortocaTero, Manuel Sua-
req, Barbia de Patino, Francis.
co Chiaramonte Shoe Shop, Hi.
fario Prieto, Isidro Casalin
Barberia Pedrito, Delgado's CT.
gar Stand, Ramon Garcia, F
Maurice, Felo Barberia, Frate,
rrigo Y Gullo, Jose Teijido Gro.
Gerry, Richard Barberia, Ferli.
ia Grocery, Manuel Barcia, Gu.
| sumano Grocery Eagle Filling
Station, West Tampa Zapats-
ria, Solomon's Store, Supreme
Grocery, Perdig6n Cafeteria,
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

El Battalion Sc hizo cargo de
una correspondence mia para
ia Gaceta' y la utilizara en-
propaganda. Van a traducirla
al ingles y otros idiomas y ha-
ran saber q. sc public6 en- ese
diario. Ellos me g~arantizan que
la traducci6n llegara a sus ma.
nos por medic de algun pasa-
jero.
Como TODD es por la causa,
sea en- su bien.
Recuerdo ahora que ell pasado
16 de febrero entr6 ell battalion
Lincoln en- ell Jarama. En- Mora.
ia de Tajuna nos atac6 la avia-
ci6n fseista, perdiendo los trai
dores dos aparatos en- un COM
bate con los "Chatos'. Ash re-
, cibimos nuestro bautismo de
fuego. Luego... 10 oportuno es
decir: BESIDE entonces AGA lilo,
vic nucho... Mas aqui esta.
mos todavia.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

La Censura me manda una
nota en- la que Sc me da mucho
"sebo' y Sc me alta de pies y
manos con relaci6n a mis- car
tas.
TODD por la causa y gracias por
10 que yo no saba: "talentoso,
vividos palisades con cosas que
atanen mucho a los problemas
de hoy en- dia Y que por su clari-
dad ensenan'...
Muy bien, la nota no la man.
do porque no quiero demostrar
vanidad, sin dejar de manifies-
to que me siento orgulloso. De.
cir 10 contrario seria mentirles
Estoy convencido de que debe
mos andar con tacto, pero al
mismo tiepo no sabre que es
cribir 81 no describe 10 que mi.
ojos ven y mi cerebro lleva a
papel.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

|viera, La Reguladora Cafeteria,
Express Cae, Sastreria FL En-
canto, Ayala Apron supply 10
tel Madrid, Nuebleria de Juan
Diamonds portman's Store.
Ga9tf buyeron con rs eenta-
vos: Bolera de los MexieaAos
Oependi~ de AL and F Gu
Gerry, A and F Grocery. -
Contribuy6 con SIS c~entavos |
Valencia Garden Restaurant.
Cop<Eihse& con 55 centSyos
|Pijuan. . o
ConAribuyeron con so centa
vos: FRncisca Botino, C. Mira
wales, Nfredo Fojo, Amelia
Landeira, Sisagra Cafe, Almo
Restaurant, AIhambra Cate,
Carniceria de R. Oural, La E.
|conomia de los Qbreros, A. and
Poultry, NJ una Cafe, Ma
'huel AIonso,( Thite Chief Ga
rage, America Beauty Grocery
Ross Ave. Market, Granda Ca
fe,Aalencia Cafe, s. Leto and
SoB Grocery, Madrid Fish
Market, Luis Lopez Grocery,
Luis Cation Grocery, Baldomero
Tojaco, La Corona Grocery,
Wayne's Feed Co., Hilo Filling
Station. West Tampa Feed
Store, fremont Cafe, Ferlita
Macarroneria, Franklin Restau
rant, Fonte Cleaners, r. Ber-
nardo Grocery, Breton Store,
Delgado's Dept. Store, Bronx
Bar, La Florida Grocery, Caru-
so and Petralia, S. Garcia Cafe,
La Flor Grocery, Salcines Y L6-
pei, La Nina Grocery, FL Bonn
bero Grocery, The Friends
Club, Ell Bien P1blico Drug
Store, Capitano Grocery, Aglia-
no Fish Market CIV. To-, Lom-
bardia Grocery, C. Mistretta
Grocery, Puleo Feed Store, Pa
leo Grocery, Victor Fernandez,
David Gonzalez, j. and P. Gro
Gerry, Two Friends Cafe, Fran
cisco Palleiro, Arrojo, Victor
Gonzalez, C. Hernandez Groce-
ry, Sardina's Gas Station, Bar
IBERIA de Pace Vinagre, Ell Futu-
ro Obrero Grocery, Avil6s Res
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

mlitidos a nuestro battalion, con
la encomienda para mi de re-
partirlos,
Quisiera tener la satisfaction
de decirles en- la pr6xima CORES
pondencia: va estan aquf.
Jose Garcto GraHsH.
N. R.--Junto con la CORES
pondencia de Granell la censu-
ra Teal mand6 a nCestro direc :
tor una nota que dice: Camara-
da: TIE adjuntamos esta carta
de n camarada del battalion Lin
,oln, EN- la eual enviamos una
nota al camarada en- question,
para que la lea, salvo tu decl-
sion y criterio, y despues de la
1dvertencia que sc lie hace mo-
difique sus cr6nisas informant
vas en- La Gaceta de Tampa,
Florida. Salud.-La Censura.
Granell y nesotros estamos de
acuerdo con la censura, en- TODD
10 que ella Sc sirva disponer EN-
bien de la causa de Espana.
Los espias utilizan todos les
detalles y parece que han ven1-
do leyendo con especial interas
10 que EN- LA Gaceta' sc pHbli-
ca. Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

Mistretta Brothers Grocery, w.
Tampa Tales de Lavado, SEES,
Garage, Galeg3 BarberA Shop
Eagle Zapateria, Henry Barbe-
ria, Young Manuel's Place, A
lessi Bakery, La Lave Grocery
West Tampa Poultry, Carioca
Cafe, Sastreria de P. Veto, Ha-
banera Botica, Charles Place.
Joe's Barberia, Delgado's Fill
ing Station, N. Hernandez Gro
Gerry, Steve's Filling Station,
Tomassino Grocery, M. Lores
Grocery, G. G. Grocery, Villa
Italia Cafe, Mike Baccarella,
Manuel Valdes, Jose Benito,
Two Bros. Fish Market, Balao-
nero Cafe, La Concha Grocery,
Augusta Cotton, Grocery, Reina
Bros, Locicero's Grocery, Quin
tanilla's Grocery, Luis Rio, Leo
Diaz Grocery, Tony Shoe Shop,
Bolito (nevero), j. Sanchez, j.
Diaz, j. Menendez, Artillery
Filling Station, Sedita's Filling
Station, Champion Shoe Shop,
Gran Oriente Restaurant, Lima
Puritan Store, s. Castro.
Contribuy6 con 20 centavos :
Garcia's Grocery.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Abe. Cate, A. Pinerito,
Argdelles Barber Shop, Arme-
MIA Shoe Shop, Amorelli Shse
Shop, Cannon's Shoe Store.
Contribuyeren con 10 centa-
vos: Sally Hat Store, Benny,
Grocery, Monte's Barber Shsp
Jimmie Barberia, Riverside
Shoe Shop. Joe Barberia, Ma
nolo's Place, Ramon Garcia, UY
Companero, La Lave.
Tampa 80 de Agosto de 1887
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
E LISTA DE CONTRI-
RUYENTES PARA Ell CO.
, MITE POPULAR DEMO
CRATICO DE SSCORRO A,
ESPANA

Contribuyeron con $500: Ma
nuel Bouza Rodriguez, Uno de
Negreira, I'm Vallisoletano,
Greco Floral, Columbia Cafe, Y
Restaurant, Crackers Pace,
Fernandez y Garcia, Lido@ Ca
fe, Santos Capello's Cafe, A. P.
Boza, Alfredo y Familia Gro
Gerry, L~atinAperican LAndry,
La Segrnda Central Bakery.
Conke's. Feed Co., Ell Cavel de
SevaresA
Contribuyeron con $1.OO: A
melio Munoz Mendoza, Gazette
ria La Norma, Vicente Ferrar,
Fermfn Souto, Guillermo Alva-
rez, L~atin-American Garage, E.
Lera Grocery, Manuel Alvarez
Grocery, La Paloma Bakery,
Gaspar Garcia Barber Shop,
Manuel del Rio, Jose Gonzalez,
La Tropical Garage, Serra's Ell
Boulevard Restaurants, Fruc-
tuoso Gonzalez Lunch Room,
Guillermo Temes, Cafeteria La
Corona, Cooperative La Epoca,
Panaderia La Union, Valencia
Poultry Market, j. M. Lopez,
A. Garcia Grocery, Alameda
Poultry, A. y Garcia, Valencia
Floral, S. Fernandez, sosiRero,
Fernandez Restaurant, P. P.
Grocery, Habana Grocery, Al
and F. Grocery, La FaNorita
Bakery, La Popular Bakery,
Caruso Grocery, Leone Groce-
ry, 18th of July Cafe, Eagle
Drug Store, R. Garcia, Aleman
Ferreteria, Cooperative La Nuo
va Vita, Muebleria West Tam
pa, Royal Filling Station, West
Tampa Bakery, Atlanta Restau-
rant, Polo Norte Ice Station,
Optimo Restaurant, Main and
Armenia Filling Station, Ideal
Coffee Mills, FL Buen Gusto
Restaurant, Rey's Pupello Gro
Gerry, Ell Segundo Progreso, La
Familiar Grocery, Fernandez, v
Vega, Fonte Polleria, Muebleria
La Nacional, Cafeteria La Ma
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

De la gran batalla mande seis
correspondencias a La Gaceta,
dos cartas a mis- hermanos de
Ybor, dos a Ernesto, un amigo,
dos a Madrid y una a Albares.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

Me pTeocupa ell que no hayan
llegado los tabacos. Esto ma
mortified, pues sin embargo,
nos llegan cigarrillos y choco-
late. Tiene que haber algo que
20 no puedo yer v me morti-
flea el pensarlo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
Con Ell Battalion Lincoln en- Ell frente de Espana
Reorganization y descaSnso en- Albares

No veniamoS para esta aldea,
pero los "viejoS" del Lincoln
creamos tai ''vocerio' cuando
nos qrerian dejar en- Carabana,
que no hubo mas remedio que
darnos por ell gusto. Natural !
Habiamos estado antes Ell Alba
res y tenemos aqui muy buenas
amistades.
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

Por 10 menos va Sc que no re-
cibieron las de Madrid y Alba
res.
lSere yo 'tan desgraciado'
que no pueda leer la correspon-
deneia de los familiares v a.
migos?
La gaceta., 1937-08-31

Traten de enterarse, por me-
dio de los consulados, que Sc ha
hecho con los 1850 puros re :
La gaceta., 1937-08-31
d d COOL PUSo A DOR
MIR A CHINO A

Filadelfia, Agosto 31.-Chi-
no Alvarez, de Tampa, exaspi-
rante a la corona de peso liz
no, cay6 anoche a la Iona, en- Ell
decimo a%salto, bajo los puneta-
szos de Eddie Cool, sobre quien
AlvarF ostentaba una decision,
FL tSmpeno pesaba uatro IL
bra menos qre su contrario,
135Nontra 139.
/ Alvarez saGresara a la Flori-
ia y tomara un prolongado Aes-
Ecanso antes de volver al cuadri-
laero. @
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.

a FINE SELECTION OF DESIRABLE FUR
hEskE ohses II oest section III Of city
ds;. dssl LIZ HOLLY LILY. ST N;W:-ATTRACTIvE
bath. 30-ft living rm with open fireplace;
slsc refriseration, automatic hot-water
OWNER. Rand 1885 for appointment.
beautifully and completely furnished; Per-
sian SIAN rHgs ,; linens silver; references. En-
3o23 NEWARK ST. CLEVELAND PARK
adults: reas cleve. 500. . '"'S' "'u'e'
SSoMpARhT1yEtY SSccH d1sat VEL NEW; sEV Rms. NR
Mckinley st, NV, Emerson s:is:i.
MI ~: ONTARIO ,RD.. WEST COL: RD,-
reasonable. Columbia 7s47-J.
VARNUM va ST. WEST OF 1gth sT.-VERY
denee; extra lav frst floor: oil burner,
Frisidaire. sarase: nicely furnished. I'M
nse Rena s for DxE 5fs5 sHss sEHLTY
CO. Natl: $3.50. Sunday col Col s5l:' isAI
9oa QUINCY ST. NW.-a-sToRY HOUSE.
ami, furnished Ss5: present tenant oc-
North 542s VA '"i 'e'
5,RooM BRICK. 2,a BATHS, ANIL. GA
rage. YARD. $50. Clarendon 1885.
eeRITIENDEN ST, NEAR 18th ST. NV
Seui-uethcned prlck : stories, rms.
baths, fireplace. oil burner: a very desir-
able house, completely furnished, SIPS.
Near l4th and Holly sts. n.w.-Detached
orick house OF 6 rms, very attractive, COM
pletely furnished, S135. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER, l7l9 K st. NV. National / 66.
2aoa CATHEDRAL .AVE.-sMALL HOUSE,
extensively furnished, including grand
piano. Will lease to careful tenant reason
able. Adams O421 for appointment
SILVER sPRING-5-RooM BUNGALOW,
rmIto,deTn, rIt, detached Rarage; large lot; sos.
VIM. F. CARLIN. S115 Georgia ave
1924 JOCELYN ST. N.W-6 ROOMS AND
bath: > screened porches; h-W h.; reason
able rent; open Sunday
VIM. H, SAUNDERS CO. INC.
1919 K NV District I015
HIGHLAND PARK. VIRGINIA. ROOMS,
modern, Frigldaire nicely furn garage
large lawn. Rrapevines, flowers; only $50. 90
WOODRUFF REALTY CO..
l'43 II st. NV. Room 4lU. Met. :,GS3
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HOUSES Fur. OR uhEuR

Il ROOMS. SCREENED PORCH. AUTO
matte heat and refrigeration garage,
lovely garden desirable location; reason
able. Emerson 1896
BETHESDA--5-ROOM COLONIAL COT
taee: ami. 407 Cedar lane Wiscon-
sin 6:}:,S-J.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-DETACHED. 4
PED rooms. 2nd-f. bath with shower 1st-
II. lavatory. oil heat, weather-stripped: ::
near, woodrow Wilson and Junior High;
yearly yearly lease references. Call OWNER,
Nortn ., B9M s.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
REPOSSESSED

REPOSSESSED.
ORIGINAL PURCHASER DEFAUL r
Will be YOUR gain. owner had TO take
this house back and We'll sell 1t for her
this week at real t-to-goodness
loss.
2741 4th ST. NV.
r. and tile bath. oak floors. all re-
finished, Colonial front and large reaS
porches. ] screened and l inclosed garags,
front and large rear yards to wide paved
alley: it's . OR 20 DEGREES COOLER
UP HERE on this beautiful plateau Of
all-white homes: one of the FINEST
NEIGHBORHOODS in the city Bus serv-
ice every few minutes; NEAR 4th AND
R, ]. AVE. NE. shopping center and sd-
Joining Catholic University grounds with
ALL THEIR WIDE OPEN SPACES
THE LADY OWNER
Instructs me to sell this house this week.
loss or no loss. so IT MUST BE DONE
She can't afford to carry it. YOU'LL BE
SURPRISED at The price and con
arranged with Mr.. CaSSel on the premise !
every afternoon and evening. The FIRST
person to sec this genuine repossessed
bargain will probably buy on the spot
FOR VALUE LOCATION. COMFORT AND
GOOD LIVING. it can't be beat.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
NV. BARGAINS
CHEVY CHASE HOMES,

3l3S Military rd. NV. and 5Il" Me-
braska ave. n.w.-FirSt showing attrsr-
tive, new. detached brick homes. E larTe
rooms and :, baths. modern kitchen: large
hVins room with open fireplace. fur-ed
walls: concrete front porch slate roof
copper downspoutS and cutters weather.
stripped. screened: insulated attic zss
neat large lot: garage near transporta-
tlon. Omen each evening until nm
oo,, VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
WOODBRIDGE HOMES

.'alo "Sth ST. n.e.-New. detached hricE,
8 rooms. . baths fireplace. chestnut trim
lnrTed walls. insulated attic. modern ki'ch.
en-, Oil neat. garage: concrete front porch
slate roof. copper cutters weather-strlppnd.
screened. near cars stores
New brIck bungalow: ; rooms. tile ha'r
open fireplace. modern electric Eltchen NJ,
burner with gear-around hook-up Vea n
er-StrIDped. insulated. foored attic. con-
crete porch, larpe lots garaee
To INSPECT. Out r I ave 10 18Th 81
ne, left on 18th to D. c. line. then one
block 10 lockwood ave
G9N5 Carlton ave. ne-De' aChed hrIrF
bone; six rooms. tile bath shower. orr-
fireplace. modern kitchen oil heat; sarage
paved street. Open until @ pm To in
Spect, out r. I ave. to s. Dakota ave n d,
then RIGHT Two blocks to Carlton ave
VIM R THOPOWGOOD
Evening star., 1937-08-08

COLORED
"I0f st. n.V.-6 rms. bath INV h. =.
S4 90.
4hn G pl. NV rms. cleo water,
So, SO
"3l7 Champlain st.-5 rms, cleo,
So 80.
GUARANTY REALTY INC
1905 K ST. NV National O5ST
Evening star., 1937-08-08
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE,

Hampshire Gardens; 3 rooms. kit. BATH
manv conveniences; equity bargain; $40
monthly. Box 3a"H. Star.
BY OWNER: TILDEN GARDENS; 3 R. K
and b.. will sacrifice for 81 800; monthly
carrying charges. S5905: monthly rent al
value. SIS to SIS. Cleveland oS@6.
FACING PARK-CORNER: 3 ROOMS.
kitch., dinette bath, shower. ami: bar
gain: eentiles. Box 101-K. Etar
Evening star., 1937-08-08

CHEVY CHASE. D. C-DET. BRICK; 6
rms. baths, refrigeration, oil heat. gar;
t!ful condition throughout $1oo. MRS.
WATSON. Natl. $3.50. sunday Clsv. 7274.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HOUSES UkFURNisHED.
OPEN SUNDAY

baths: large Nv. rm. with fireplace. OPEN
ing onto tiled sun rm.: 3 bed rooms. sun
a.: 2-car b.-i gar: front and side porch:
deep lot. trees: 500. DIXIE REALTY
Co. National $3.50. Sunday Col 65l7
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CHEVY CHASE.

. We have number OF attractive Diet
houses In this section: rentals from $50
BIKE REALTY Ca national sss5 Sum
day. call Columbia 65l1
Evening star., 1937-08-08
OPEN Ia

4IJ3 9Th ST. NV.
500 .5O-New- house condition: 7 rms
path; h w h.; blower furnace; large yard
Metropolitan 54OO.
LEO NJ RERNSTEIN q, m
Evening star., 1937-08-08
APARTMENTS uhFuRkisnEp.

1900 Taylor ST.. NV.
2 rms, kit, bath. free refrigeration, $45
Taylor, 4027 18th st. NV.
2 rms kit, bath. free refrigeration, $50
Whitecroft, 1901 Longfellow NV.
/ rm, Murphy bed, kit. bath, refR.. S45
rms. kit, bath, refrigeration, S51 so
Atlantic, 1905 10th St. NV.
3 rms. kit. bath refrigeration, $50.
Atherton, Pip F St. NV.
rms. kit bath, refrigeration, S42.5O.
Mullin, 329 r. I. Ave. NE.
3 rms, kit, bath, free refs, $50. 80.
Homestead, 1914 18th st. NV.
. rms, kit, bath. porch. $3.50
Mckinley, 500 3rd st. NV.
. rms. kit. bath, $3.50.
3 rms, kit, bath, S35
Toxic, 1928 Hiatt Pl.
3 ms, kit, bath free refriseration. $50.
SEE JANI1OR ON PREMISES
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
n
Evening star., 1937-08-08
P. SHOEMAKER,
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
5 18th ST. NE.
S9,0OO-With Large Oak Trees.

NEAR 10th AND MONROE NV
Beautiful h-roonl. semi-det- Colona
home; : porches oil heat Garage, per.
feet condition: offered at a BARGAIN. We
suggest YOU act quickly on this one. Cal
Dist. 1911
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE

To. beat the rental game"-savc your
self some money-have a better house in
which to lve--a brand-new brick home
with > baths, six large rooms upstairs.
recreation room in basement Payments
arranged from $50 to $50 monthly; small
down payment required. Refined neighbor-
hood, near all schools; buses. etc See
3I21 w st. NV. Go out Wisconsin ave
TO Calvert ST.. out Calvert st. to 39th st.,
VI
Evening star., 1937-08-08

ATTRACTIVE. IDEAL PLACE FOR CON-
valescent home or day nursery. Northwest
section of District; large grounds. 10 rooms
two baths. large porches. modern conven-
fences. One to three blocks to churches.
schools. stores buses, cars, trains. Box
aS-K. Star. s.
WILL SACRIFICE arm. HOUSE: H.-W.H.,
elec.: can be made into 3 apts.. Sc. bet. E.
Cap. and Pa. ave-: must sell. Owner. Box