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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
Lodge Gross Locdls
w. S. Hanna of Billings wa

w. S. Hanna of Billings was
a business visitor at the Willow
Greek dam Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Green
are remodeling their home in
town. Mr.. Green is doing the
work.
John Mcdonald, Harry Gold
man and Arson Pease motored
to Billings on business Friday.
Among those from the Will
low Creek dam who spent the
weekend in Lodge Grass were
Sonny Darsey, Cliff Buell., JUL
ius Barcley, Lynn Clemens, and
Ben Fagin.
Mrs. George Larson and Mrs.
William Bridger of the Willow
Creek dam were callers in Lodge
Grass Friday.
Charles Shaw of Grey Blan-
ket visited relatives here Sun
day.
Miss Evangeline Koth of Will
low Creek dam called on friends
in Lodge Grass Saturday. She
left for Sheridan, where she
will spend a few days.
c. c. Quinn, Hardin attorney,
called on friends in Lodge Grass
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Zimmerman
and daughter, Miss Billye Ruth,
motored to Joliet, Mont, to
visit with Mr.. Zimmerman's par
ents. They returned with them
for an extended visit here.
Lowell Gibson, who has been
receiving medical treatment for
injuries received in an automo-
bile accident last week, returned
to his home Sunday.
Miss Geraldine Westwood. who
teaches in the Hardin schools,
spent the weekend in Lodge
Grass visiting her parents.
Billie Wright, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wright of Lodge
Grass, suffered broken arm
when he fell from a horse Sun
day afternoon. He was taken to
the Hardin hospital for treat
ment.
Al Peterson of Lodge Grass
motored to Billings Sunday.
J. w. Bonner of Helena was
visiting friends here Sunday.
Harry Kelsey of the Tongue
River dam spent the weekend
with his family in Lodge Grass.
Darrell Mcdaniel called in
Lodge Grass Sunday afternoon.
+ Denver Sherman and the An
derson brothers, prominent ran
cheers of Rotten Grass creek,
hauled load of cattle to Bill
lings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Spear of
the Rafter Cross Bar ranch
stopped for a short visit with
friends in Lodge Grass Satur-
day, en- route to Billings.
Gerald Gormely of Lodge
Grass left Sunday for Burling-
ton, Wyo., for an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
Glen Bruner of the Willow
Creek dam mOtored to Sheridan
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Achen-
bach of Hardin spent Sunday
afternoon visiting friends in
Lodge Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Crisswell of
Billings, formerly of Lodge Grass
called on friends Sunday after
noon.
William Formanack of Miles
City arrived in Lodge Grass the
last week. After spending few
days with his son, Robert, he
and Mrs. Formanack returned to
their home.
MIR. and Mrs. R. J. Brown
were dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miles Sun
day evening. L
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nelson and
Virginia Hamilton motored to
Sheridan Monday on business.
Mrs. Sophie Weltner of Their
mopolis is spending "a few days
here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Micklovich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson
were callers in Lodge Grass on
Wednesday.
Fred Sharpe transacted bust
ness in Casper, Wyo., Monday.
Robert Hensley and Ray
Knodel made business trip
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
Lodge Cross Society
EARLY HALLOWEEN
PARTY HELD

I1a3Cb1 I1f1hLOWE Elm
PARTY HELD
An early Halloween Party was
was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Catrell for their
son, Eddie, on Saturday after
noon.
Among his little friends who
enjoyed the party were Norita
Clanin, Shirley Mason, Deanna
Cooley, David Sloan and Law
renee Wilson.
All the mothers of the guests
were present and also Mrs. Nam
ME Sloan and Mrs. Bailey.
A lunch was served at the
close of the afternoon and fav-
ors were given to the chill
dren. L
BROWNS ENTERTAIN
AT BRIDGE PARTY
MIR. and Mrs. R. J. Brown en-
tertained Saturday night at a
bridge party. Four tables were
in play.
Present were MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schooner, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Clanin, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Haggerty, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Graham, Mrs. Charlie Carr and
Mrs. Ira Chapman.
Lunch was served att mid
night.
Prizes were won by Mrs.
Schooner, high for women; Mr..
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-24
WOMANS CLUB GIVES
HARD TIME PARTY

HARD Time Party
The Womans club gave a
Hard Time party at the socia
room Of the Little Brown church
Tuesday evening, October %.
The Halloween effect was car
ried out throughout the eve
ming. I
PARTY FOR CRUSADERS
AND RHYTHM BAND
On Friday evening Miss NAL
VIVA Johnson gave a party fol-
the Crusaders and Rhythm band
at the Mission.
Election of officers was held
Those elected we're Carol PeaSe
PRESIDENT; Atloa Hogan, vice
president, and Evagene Reese
Secre larry treasurer. G
TRAVEL CLUB
Is ENTERTAINED
The Travel club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Lynde on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Lynde and Mrs. Will
bur Sorger as hoSteSSeS.
r IN a i arrangements were
made for an all-state dinner tc
be held at the Chivers Memoir
ial Indian mission at $50 Tues
day, October 20.
Present were Miss Clara OldS
Miss Malvina Johnson, Mrs. Jay
Fitzgerald and Patsy, Mrs. j
W. Holley, Mrs. M. T. Wells
Mrs. R. J. Miller, Mrs. B. A
zimmerman, Mrs. Ole Nelson
Mrs. w. A. Thomas, Mrs. George
Cooley and the hostesses G
Evening star., 1940-06-09
APARTMENTS uhFuRN,snEp.

TAKOMA PARK--NEWLY DECORATED;
3 rooms. kit. bath. oil heat, porch; shade
trees: conv location; S45. sH. 3662>W.
t;tss.r inSS EMERSON ST ME- Rms
$40 per mo-; includes gas. heat and cleo
tricity; g. II; hALEGER. 1410 H st, NV.
$50. S32 5o-CooL.. CLEAN APIS; 3
heat Inspect. 5sil Southern ave. Sc.
1919 OTIS PL NW.-2nd FLOOR: 2
bright rms. kit. pvt. bath: reduced. S3s;
gas. heat elec., FriRidaire incl; employed.
TAKoMA PARK. 2 BLOCKS TO EVERY
thing rooms, bath. refg., c.h.w.; 4
expos. 109 Maple ave. Adults
2 LARGE RMS, BIG KITCHEN. PVT
path path, with ash shoWer; & newly decorated Ieas;
% M ST. NV RMS, KIT. BATH
2 ROOMS. SINK IN KITCHEN, NEW
Frigdaire large screened porch. private
bath; conv. stores, transp. MI. s093.
dEoRGEToWN-2 COOL. BEAUTIFULLY
entrance to xsTden; i $3.50 $50: fnen MI ia7s s''n
HEX HVx1LHSnE RYR1Ex july HPTs' s.
1205-1217 30th ST. Sc.
XaF HE1 szHS8wHh zSB JTsEfisE SESb5 B9KeH GAS
$36.50 to $3.50.
Drive out Pennsylvania ave to Mime
sofa ssta.. ave- turn north blocks to apar.-
zaa 1@th ShoxD 81 NV Z DAVIS Nstieesi eoi ossa.
OPP MGkiDiAs GSiEda1 PA RahkEAik St: NV COOLED.
0:9rms s dnes'. em dnsttf k b.th t ssa Ssh o s7
3icrok assi Fec cAHEfE.. HhEtEts. M. I9elqaiq ssia.
;s,; Po5sh S'' ss'n So rooms kitchen.
1924 S,r%oa' s. ", s1HRs0S 4Rs SS' co. ne re- 800
1902 OGDEN ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath; screened
fa nsa' asdeashsd opsn $500
522S 44th ST. NV
Bedroom. living room. dinette. kitch-
en- tile bath with shower. large
screened porch: redecorated: heat
and hot water furnished. Open S47 so
o,- J; o.BRIEN KEY
W. 18th st. NV. Metropolitan $685..
1lol EAST CAPITOL ST-5 r.
D. cleo, with heat and janitor
ao"s sFee To so44 ST Nw-srb b S45''o
teiec' with heat and janitor serv-
A. l. GRINDLEY. ea6 N. Y. AVE,
1928 GEORGIA AVE.
Newly decorated 3 large rooms kitchen.
bath. c.h.w; heat furn.; car space: S55
per mo. URCIoLO REALTY co. Me 494I
1712 18th ST NV
r., H. D. !sfs @i4 V So St. uR Re
80 T. ss5s B; 8 eEoFGiA 5ste SAC AVE. Eo. NV.
=. o'I I75s : CUE S5Is'es!fei 81 NV W.
T. H. q S'" RANpoLPa IN r5!f5falPf PL 81 Nv up
- r X. b. Frisidaire $40 up
INTERSTATE PROPERTIES INC. .DI Os64
200 VA. AVE. sE-5 r. AND B. $40. %
3os 9TH ST. s.w.-5 r. and b 1850
la 18th st n.w-5 r. and b.. As 90
.oH sth st, n.e.-3 r. and b. IS 90
LLOYD R. TURNER, 800 9TH ST w IL
1923 COLUMBIA ROAD,
The Cavendish -
Quiet. Refined Building.
A Broom Unit
Combinstion Kitchen-Alcove
Bath. Onlv So so
Also Well-Arranged
Unit Of Hall. 3 Large Rooms.
Kitchen. Bath: > Exposures
Parouet F1oors SIS 90
ENTIRE
Building Just Redecorated
Agents.
THE AMERICAN COMPANY
s01 18th. MA sO32
Evening star., 1940-06-09

MODERN BUILDINGS.
1900 TAYLOR ST. NV
2 rms, kit, bath; free refg S45.OO
TAYLOR. 4O27 18th ST. NV
rms. kit. bath free refg. ~ $50 90
THE WHITECROFT,
1901 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
rooms kit. bath; refg. $50 so
KENYON, 1872 KENYON ST. NV.
rms, kit, bath; refg. $4,000
TOXIC, 1928 HIATT PL. NV,
Near 18th and Park Rd
rms. kit, bath; free refg $4,000
ATLANTIC, 1905 10th ST. NV
rms, kit, bath; refg. $4,000
ATHERTON. gig ST. NV.
l rm.. hall. kit, bath; refg, $4,000
MULLIN, 329 R. l. AVE. NE.
rms, kit, bath: free refg $4,000
SEE JANITORS ON PREMISES
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO..
Evening star., 1940-06-09

cool.
1000 10Th Street NV
a. Kalorama and Columbia
Beautiful Anartment of Laree
Bedroom Inciosed Porch, Bath.
Modern Kitchen. ArtisricaN~
Painted walls. 3 EXPOSURES
Also
Living Room, Bath fRsfrieerator,.
" Rooms. Kitchen. Bath and
Screened Porch
THE MaAsfsT AMfR1GXS PlS0e, coMHaNy. S4st
so1 18th. MA. so32
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
1332 2lst Street NV.
" bedrooms living rm. kit. recent. hall.
bath: refg on house. Available June ! 5,
$50 See ianitor on PROMISES
WAPLE F. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th 81. NV d. 33tf
435 18th ST. Sc
. rooms. kitchen and bath; elec. re-
J. c WELDON CO ME aoI1
NEAR NAVY YARD, a. 10th ST Sc.
Ant. 6--5 rooms and bath, $40: heat
'u'n'SJeo , { WEEDoN WE aoeIs0' co. NE ao11.
1920 CHAPLIN ST NV
Near Meridian Park. Central High.
ond A., front, . bedrooms $3.50
3rd A.. front, bedroom 4 : 50
Southern exposure. :, rooms 4o.3o
Others. S3s. so. $40 so: newlv decorated.
Heat sHAsNN Haisf lsislsf5asHs fUcHs co ne'nera0f
15o5 St. NV. National c345.
1170 COL. RD
rms. kit bath. porrN S45.OO
Evening star., 1940-06-09

CONN. AVE.-3221.
2 R.. K, B., Shower. Foyer. Elev.; s515
$500 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Sc.
2 rms, kit. bath, din. porch. elec
refg.: newly decorated $4,000
1923 QUEEN ST. NE
2 rms kit. bath. din porch cleo
refg.: redecorated S3T so
Evening star., 1940-06-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SEE THESE APARTMENTS
Corner, cross ventilation: ready to move
in; large rms. kit. bath. modern furni-
ture; free parking. See these for price and
Ffdae ESs S 81 Greek P"Fs Res Tsl
1448 PARK RID. NV,
THE FULTON
Living G room dining room; bedroom -
Apt newly decorated and furnished.
Sleep-well inner-spring mattresses on all
well-kept f1reproof bldg. in most con-
venient location, resident manager
DOWNTOWN,
NEW BUILDING.
Front apt, . rooms. kitchen, dinette and
bath with shower Fireproof. elevator
building. Parauet floors, built-in kitchen
includes gas and electricity. S67 80.
BARI ARMS, 1927 R st. NV.
THE CRESTHILL,
1870 BELMONT ST. NV
NEWLY DECORATED APIS.
> Rooms, Kitchen and Bath: S42 so.
3 Rooms. Kit, Bath, > Porches. $50.
Elevator. Refrieeration included.
Resident Manager Adams 1870.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept, MA. $3.50
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
MIRAMAR,
CORNER 18th AND r. l. AVE.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
SOS .o0--Livins, room with built-ln di-
nette table and chairs dressing room with
Murphy bed Cozy Sunroom Kitchen with
special cabinets. tiled bath with shower;
elec. and gas free.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
See Manager Michigan $500
Evening star., 1940-06-09

fmsia sHANNoH y ss,s: & GucHs CO. a,o'
1908 H ST NV. National 2345.
$50 so ROOMS. KITCHEN D1NErTE
~o0oo AND BATH.
Rent includes elec and refg:
Convenient 20 all shopping and
theaters Ten-minute bus serv-
ice downtown. Conn. ave. choice
residential section. Elevators.
Res MGR. EN-. s71a.
$4,000 : ROOMS. rs. SrTcFEN Z r \ BATH
and Two large, BRIGHT rooms. tub
and shower bath: cross ventila-
S55 90 tion in bedroom: free gas. cleo
trc. and refg.: light oak floors:
..4-hour elevator and switch
MONMOUTH 92A1G 1s1a eees's1 ST. NV NV NE. $500
$67.5O > ROOMS; PMS KIT KaTcsEN sE n :, w BATH.
, Corner Lamont st. Big, Biz, bright brig,
ment building with e4-hour ele-
Venetian blinds throughout Gas.
electricity and refriseration in
Mps' paeG Forsythe, rs the' no, ce $50. Sf NS'.'
S5O m > ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
poo'oo 14O0 FAIRMONT ST. NV,
Large kitchen. free gas: tile bath:
plenty closet space: "a 4-hour ele-
vator and switch board service.
See Res Mgr, MISS MCNEIL
S62.5o ,5Ss RooMSi NSinN5SH KETSHENf y PATH. i
and Corner apt. with large rooms.
So arranged that it could be
$65.OO Sssa in'o 2bedroHm sDartmsn,. H7i1s.
free gas: tile bath; light foors;
ivory woodwork o4-hour eleva-
tor and switchboard service.
Res Mgr. CO. O336.
SIS 90 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH.
~oo'oo 2129 FLORIDA AVE. NV
Spacious. cool apartment in
quiet residential building Just
west of Connecticut ave; ref
erenceS REQUIRED: 24-hour eleva-
tor and switchboard service See
FAE FfEaofH, FhRMsRoRo. MsBeds6 North 1897.
233 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
s35 Also e-bedroom apt. " '' ~
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
Desirable apts Reasonable rent. Close
to trans. and 14th St shopping district
l room kitchen. bath. slass-incl. ~
. rms, kitchen. bath .----------- 1000
? rms rms kitchen. bath. slass-incl ,.o
ms. ms kitchen. bath 1870
THE DENVER,
1919 CHAPLIN ST. NV,
Sf;) sSe RANDoEPH F,1Siif[ sSIs1Si ST. NV. w.
Modern. rms. kitchen. bath.
700 MADISON ST. NV.
Modern. ! rm. kitchen bath S35. 90
2 rms. kit. dinette. bath 1880
1476 NEWTON ST. NV.
rms, kitchen. bath: elec. refg. on
1410 J EUCLID III ST. NV. "
PLANf !;f, lri' snS & 'Iss GORDON, me- L; 90
1874 Park Rd. NV. co. os3s.
3519 18th ST. N.W.-$45.
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath.
213 P ST. S.W., NO. 20.
RefE., heat, water. furn.: SAL
BRODIE a. COLBERT, INC.
1907 Eye st. NV. MA. 1875.
921 9th ST. Sc.
THE 1RENE-3 rooms. kitchen and bath:
elec. refrz. Key with ianitor; $40.
1905 MORSE ST. NE.
RENT EEDuCED--5 rooms kitchen and
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
17o0 Z q. NV. National 06s7.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

SlS 18th ST. NV.
Opposite TRANSPORTATION Bldg
l and rooms and bath non -houSekeep-
ing apis. completely furnished, including
maid and valet service, S45-S60; janitor
on premises. ME. l44S
THCS. J. FISHER &: CO., INC. Realtors,
'5S loth st. NV. D1 $3.50
JUNE Is TO SEPT. Is. FULLY FURNISH
ed; one room, dinette with grill, Frigidaire,
bath; shower, hall with closet. small open
porch. Suitable for a business woman or
two girls; $3.50 per month for one per-
son. $50 for two. Location is Columbia
rc., near 18Th st. NV.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER,
1913 K ST. NV. MA 1l66.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

WIND-VENTILATED BUILDING.
Copley Courts. 1914 18th st. NV
rastefully furnished, . large rms. connect
ms bath, kit. foyer. twin beds. studio
couch excellent service, continuous ele-
vator switchboard. Res. mgr: $40.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

TWO LARGE ROOMS GLASSFD IN
pooh kitchen, bath: insulated; S415O
1917 18th St. Anacostia
1852 N ST NV ROOM. KITCHEN
ette and bath. shower. fireplace: gas and
electric refrigeration included in rent; $40.
See janitor.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

NEAR 18th AND COL. RD-RETIRED
man like gentleman share r. k. b. furn.
apt. pvt. bedroom; reaS. Box lS-E. Star
o331 CATHEDRAL AVE NV APT l0l-
Sublet for summer months. > rms, k, b.
CO 39Ol-R.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

2325 31th ST NW-DETACHED APT
building. Living rm.. full-sze dining rm
> bedrms. glass-incl porch. kit. bath,
Frigidare; 3 exposures: nr. stores. transp
schools; ! blk. from Calvert Theater; $50
incl
Evening star., 1940-06-09

1865 COLUMBIA RD NW-1 AND .
room apt. modern conveniences; newly
decorated; S35 up
WEAVER APTS 1473 IRVING ST. NV.
facilities; rms, kit. bath. $3.50. Resi-
dent manager. Adams 4a9s.
BRADFORD APIS, 1900 X ST NV
An attractive bldg, on downtown corner:
ssrSeH arae rms tit bsth pCfs se 1891
National 0k2o,
Evening star., 1940-06-09

1850 18th ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en-, shower bath screened porch, Frgd-
aire chw. garage; garden; gas. cleo,
telephone or unfurniShed AID. .2o}.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
ROCK CREEK GARDENS

Pol Que St n.w.-One room. Kitchen
ette and bath; new, modern bldg Furn
or unfurn. Apply resident manager
DOWNTOWN STUDIO APT.
Fireplace, shower Frigidare. everything
furn.; S25-S3u mo. Single rm.. 81 Wk
1919 18th st. NV. 3rd f., No. s. ME.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
CENTURY

Sublet 265l 18th St NV Sc and W
exposure; > rooms, kitchen, bath. See
secretary.
S65 90 > ROOMS, KIT. BATH AND
DINETTE
Two rooms new furnishings through
out, elec and refg. included. Corner Ord
way and Conn ave. Convenient to all
shopping and theaterS: 10 minutes bus
service downtown: elevator. Res mgr,
MRS CAIN. EN- S1Ig
Evening star., 1940-06-09

3l5 MADISON ST NW-ENTIRE End
| floor. 3 rooms. kitchen, bath: close to bus
| and stores: gentileS
Evening star., 1940-06-09

WOODBRIDGE. 1923 LAWRENCE ST. NE
Two large. attractive, connecting. re-
decorated rooms; reasonable; adults.
4lOl Bird ST NW-MODERN :, RMS
kit. bath. inclosod porch: utilities included
Corner house. To adults
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Corner OF Davenport ST.
Large living room, foyer, dinette. kitch-
en, bath and porch. "4-hour elevator and
switchboard service. Res. mgr. EN-. $500
So 5O-l71l LINCOLN RD Me- R.,
k, b.; $50 90. 500 Park I'd. NV; T., X, b.
THOS J. WALSH, INC.
SIS nth NV. D1 1868.
VERY ATTRACTIVE > ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath, new furniture; near Government
Printing and Census Offlces. schools and
churches; redecorated: So 80.
THE COTTON.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Telephone: or unfurnished AID 2223.
CEDAR COURTS" .TAKoMA, D. c.,
Shady. conv. 1St-2nd f > rms. kit
bath. ST. pch.. play yd Mgr. GE. O533
THE KENNEDY WARREN. AIR-COOLED
Beautifully furnished ant, consisting of
living room. large bedroom, small bedroom
] Il baths, dining alcove and kitchen Two
exposures. Available now for 3 months
Phone AID :332S
Evening star., 1940-06-09

OORNER SUITE-COOL.
lovely outlook from every win
dow DISTINGUISHES this unusual apart
ment in small but select building
near Rock Greek Park: shopping CEN
ter schools. cars and buses: foyer.
large living room with fireplace. bed
room with cedar closet Pullman di-
nette, kitchen with free refrigeration.
bath with built-in tub and shower:
high ceilings for summer comfort, and
only S55!
Evening star., 1940-06-09

NE 5tE hNIUNNE, I6EH COL RD. APT
,na,,L m.,@L5 rooms. kitchen bath; summer
months; reasonable rates CO 0s43-W.
JEWISH GIRL WISHES TO SHARE HER
& &Wem-iurn efnclency apt. with another Reas
waking dlstance. DI. 49ll, Ext los week
Gays; RE, 400, Apt. sll. Sunday and ewes
YOUNG LADY SHARE WITH > OTHERS,
large cool apt: maid service: $50. co
'f43o. Sunday or Monday
80 k1LBOURNE PL. NW-LARGE. AT
LlactlVe fr. rm., > bedrooms. kit dinette
path; gas, refg.. elec sos
Evening star., 1940-06-09

423 HAMILTON ST N.W-LIVING ROOM
kit. incl. porch. semi-bath; gas. eec.. elec
refg. Empl. couple Genties.
S35 o0-:I ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH,
bath; hot-water heat: lst floor 6903
Maple st. NV. Shepherd o131-J
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Corner. cross ventilation ready to move
in large rms. kit. bath. modern furni-
ture; free parking See these for price and
location AT Rock Creek Park. near Taft
Pridge. 241O 2Oth ST NV Res manager
La gaceta., 1940-03-05
rvNTRo CASINO

Z to GUizar
Una excelente production
Cuando Canta la Ley, en- Ia
cue aparece como figura de ma
yer relieve Tito GUITAR, Sc vol
vera a exhibir hoy en- el teatro
o1e Joe Glamour administra.
Tito, con Sus cancioneS, hace
que Sc enamore de Ell Ia dueha
del Rancho Pineda.
Mas tarde sc averigua que Ell
hardo eS solo un habilisimo a.
gente de la policia secreta meji-
cana.
Tana, la notable ectriz, des-
cmpena Cd papel de Maria Lui-
q Pineda.
Los otros papeles de mayor
ignificaci6n Sc italian a cargo
lie Martin Galarraga, Paul E.
Ills, Pillar ARGOS, Jose Tortosa,
Carlos Rufino, Carlos MOntal-
I, oan Y otros.
La cinta gust6 mucho en- Ia
function de aver.
La gaceta., 1940-03-05
MAYO QUIERE
Ell CONSUME DE HUEVOS

FL comisionado de agricultu-
IA, Mr.. Nathan Mayo, nos en-
via una atenta carta pidiendo a
yudemos a conSeguir que en- las
venideras semanas aumente el
consume de huevos EN- Ell Esta-
do.
Varios millones de gallinas
van a comenZar a poner, en- 60,
OO0 fincas, huevos de indiscuti-
BILE calidad.
De la venta de huevos Sc de-
riva ell mantenimiento de la vi
da Y trabajo de mas de 100000
personals. Las gailinas rindie-
ron, en- 1899, un total de %, 1000,
900 de huevos, con un valor de
Sc, OO0,0 900.
La semana de mario IA ha
sido designada como "El Festi-
val Primaveral del Huev0" y
Mayo estima que debe merecc1
Ell apoyo de todos.
Puede Ell comisionado contai
con nrDestra modesto coopera,
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-03-05

de dormif, al final de la hilera.
$l4.4O; 512 habitaciones, con
tres habitaoiones para dormir,
interior de la fila, desde $14.00
a $14.S0.
Para poder vivir en- esos apar
tamentos, los ingresos de un ma
trimonio, combinados, no pue-
den pasar de $3.50 al ano; una
familia de tres puede tener has
Ia ingresos de $4,000; familia
de cuatro personas, $4,000; de
La gaceta., 1940-03-05
LAS CASAS PARA PERSO.
MAS DE LA RAZA NEGRA
ApartGmentOs desde
$1,000 hGStG s14.S

La Tampa Housing Author
ity, a la cual ~pertenece a juez
Lorenzo Hernandez, anunci6 a.
yer que los alquileres de los a.
partamentos de la North Boule-
ward Homes fluctuaran entire
S1O.sO los mas baratos, al mes,
y S14.8O los de mas alto preciO.
Eypera ell gobierno Obtener
I'm promedio de $13,25 pOr los
534 apartamentos.
Va incluida en- ell alquiler la
luz, la calefacci6n, la cocina de
gas vel aqua caliente.
La gaceta., 1940-03-05

La tarifa de alquileres, aprO-
bada por la administration To-
cal, es la signiente tres Guar
tOs habitaci6n de dormir EN- Ell
piso, $1,000; tres habi-
taciones y media, habitaci6n de
dormir en- el segundO Uiso, $1l.
80; 49, habitaciones, al fin de-
la hilera, $500; 41a habitacio-
mes, dos cuartOs para dormir,
interior de la hilera, $3.50 y
$3.50; 412 habitaciOnes, dos
La gaceta., 1940-03-05
La Verbena del TGbacO

Esta es la semana de La Ver-
bena del Tabaco. Una semana
dedicada a una industrial muy
necesitada de propaganda y de
collaboration intima y estrecha.
Ell primer acto de La Verbena
Sc efectuara el jueves, en- ell par
que de Cuscaden, con un pro-
grama extraordinario, a base
de bale, presentation de COMO
cidos ciudadanoS Y fuegos art
ficiales. Despues, en- la misma
noche, ell Gran Cabaret con Ia
orquesta Renovation, la exec
lente artista Consuelo Moreno
y la pareja de rumba Gata-Pi-
ruli.
Tendra lugar Ell viernes Ia
procession cfvica, que saldra de
la esquina de la septima ave1i-
da y Gale %.
La gaceta., 1940-03-05

IMPORTANT Medical Tests Reveal WHY FsmSs Lydia { Phhams Vegetable Cen
Pound las Seen Helping Weak. Rundown. AsnsB Wsmm FG Over HAN 4 eamJi
La gaceta., 1940-03-05
Padres q MGestros

La Association de Padres y
Maestros de la escuela Phillip
Shore Sc reunira en- la tarde de
hoy, a las tres de la tarde.
La Sra. Ana Schneider diser
tara con ell tema standards de
Salud para ell Nino de Hoy.
La clase Alb presentara una
obra titulada "El Decreto del
Rey". Emilio Rogel tocara una
selection, en- la filarm6nica", Y
Carload Hernandez interpreta-
"a una DANA clasica.
Preside la Association la Sra.
Lorenzo Hernandez, esposa del
querido juez de paz del distrito
de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1940-03-05
Ell DIR. JUAN
Nuevo Medico del CircuIO

"A partir de hoy comenzara a
prestar sus servicios a la presti-
giosa sociedad Circulo CubanO,
ell DR.. Juan Silverio, ell conoci
do medico cubano.
Els una buena adquisici6n,
por la cual felicitamos a la d.
rectiva del Cfrculo.
Ell DR.. Silverio dara sus con-
sultas los martes, jueves y sa-
bados, en- ell edificio del Circu-
10, Y los martes y viernes en-
West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-05
MAJ BAER E
CON TONY GALENTO

New York, MARIO 5.-Mike
Jacobs anunci6 aver que la pc
lea entire ell excampe6n Max
Baer Y ell notable aspirante To-
ny Galento, ell tabernero de O.
range, Sc efectuara ell dia % de
mayo ZEN ell terreno de pelota de
Jersey City.
Galento es una attraction de
mayor cuantia en- Jersey City.
La gaceta., 1940-03-05

Sdturnino AlemdR
FL entierro del eStimado lider
obrero Saturnino Aleman, un
cubano de reconocida c%ultura,
tuvo lugar en- la tarde de aver.
Centenares de personals lie die
ron el Gltimo Adi6s al malogra-
do joven, victima de un lamen-
table accidente a~utomovilista.
Nosotros, con la mayor sim
ceridad, reiteramos a su viuda
y demas familiares la condolen-
cia de este peri6dico Y de las per
sonas que en- 81 trabajan.