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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
American Legion Auxiliary

A special meeting of Blackfeet
Unit No. l27 If Browning was
held at the Methodist church par.
lors on Tuesday. January % at
7:30 p. m.
Al this meeting the officers mi.
tiated seven new members, with
our very gracious President Mrs.
Anspach presiding. The new
members were presented with
membership pins. silk flags, and
a copy of our constitution. Mrs.
Trine was a very efficient SER
geant-at-arms.
The Auxiliary are sponsoring
Girl Scouts this year, so after the
initiation, the meeting was turn
ed over to Scout Leader Mrs.
Kildow, who. with the help of
Mrs. Anspach put the girls thru
their work for their first invest
ment. The girls all knew their
work perfectly. and the unit is
indeed proud to sponsor such a
fine group of girls and we wish
them the very best of luck.
After the ceremonies were
over a dainty lunch was served
By the Auxiliary.
On behalf of the Unit Mrs.
Anspach the president wishes to
express her heartful thanks to
everyone who go kindly and will
lingly helped make this meeting
a success. especially do we wish
to thank Miss Scotland who play
ed for both ceremonies, and to
Mrs. kildow the Scout Leader,
and to Rev. and Mrs. Wilcox.
The next regular meeting of
Blackfeet Unit No. 127 was to
have been held Feb. 18th. but do
to the Masons and Stars having a
meeting ut Cut Bank that night.
and a great many of our men,
bers belong to both organizations.
it was decided to meet the same
day as the men, or Feb. 9Th, at
500 o'clock pm.
The hostes5es extend an lpvi-
tation to all members of the Le-
gion. and their wives to be our
guests. after their meeting is
over. or about $50 pm. This
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Anspach with Mrs Cum
Minis assisting Chairman.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
Shelby Mayor Found
Not Guilty by Jury

DR.. }. w. Williamson of Shelby
appearing in the district court at
Shelby on a charge of abortion.
was acquitted by the jury hearing
the case Thursday of last week.
The charge sgainst DR.. Will
hanson resulted from the death
of Lavone Steel, Indian ward of
the government, who died in
Browning last July at the Black
feet hospital.
Many Browning residents at
tended the trial. and gave testi-
mony in the case.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
Musical vesper Service
N. E. Church Sunday

On Sunday afternoon. January
% at five o'clock there will be q
Vesper service of music by the
choir and young people at the
Methodist church. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Following is the program:
Processional-The Choir.
Clarinet Quartet-'Vesper Hymn
Betty Wright. Helen Watson,
Willena Morgan, James Graves
Anthem-"The Heavens Are Tel.
ling Choir.
Vocal Solo-Henry Schwartz.
Prayer and Choir Response.
Anthem" Still. Still. With Thee"
Choir.
The Shepherds Psalm-Congre.
cation.
1rio-"Praise Be Thlne"-Misses
Donna, Vera and Helen Watson.
Offertory.
Clarinet Solo-"A Dream"-Bet.
ty Wright accompanied by FL.
ma Fav Cross.
Quarterly Ninety and Nine.
CorDet Trio-"God For U.s.
Douglas Duncan. Vergene Beck
and Vienna Olson.
Anthem-'Rest In The Lord
Choir.
Contralto Solo" Hold Thou My
Hand Miss Donna Watson.
Evening Closing Hymn - "Lo
The Day of Rest Declineth"-
Choir.
Recessional-Choir and Congre.
CATION.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
HERE'S A HOT ONE
RUSSIANS THREATEN
WAR ON FINS BECAUSE
ARMS WERE STOLEN

Copenhagen. Jan. 2l-An an
nouncer on the Moscow radio broad
cast 4 threat in the Finnish langu
age early Sunday that Russia would
declare war on the Firms unless
they returned weapons stolen"
from Red army troops at Suomus-
salmi.
The stolen" weapons apparently
were guns and tanks captured by
the Firms after the alleged deStruc-
ton of the Red army's 163d and
44th divisions.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
Grand Master of Montana Masons
Approves Lodge For Browning

Worshipful Grand Master Ed.
Fredlund of the Masonic order
for the state of Montana met
with about 40 members OF the
Browning Masons Tuesday after
noon, and approved their request
for the establishing of a Mason
ic Lodge in this city. A special
dispensation was granted under
which the lodge will operate un-
til the Grand Lodge meets in
August. when a charter will be
granted.
The new lodge will be known
as Glacier Lodge No.. A. F. and
AM. the number being decided
upon later. The membership
will reach between GO and 70 in
number.
The Glacier Lodge has under
consideration a building plan for
this year, but at present will hold
meetings in the new annex of
the Yegen Hotel. which will be
completed at once.
The new officers elected for
the first year are as follows: C.L.
Graves, worshipful master: Am.
Shannon. senior warden; Am.
Saudrige, Junior warden: Fred X.
Getty, treas; Geo. Andrus. secy.;
K. W. Bergan, chaplain; W. E.
Burnison. senior deacon; r. E.
Miles. junior deacon; S. T. Scot.
and. senior steward: Chas. Young.
junior steward; X. |. Starr.
tyler.
Forty-seven masons of Brow
ming and vicinity have already
signed up to join the new Glacier
Lodge to date. and the number of
charter members is expected to
reach \ much larger number.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
Basketball Games

With q blasting barrage that
included all III of the high school
team in hitting the hoop. the In
dams broke . 1913 tie at halftime
and routed the classy Chinook
squad 1918 Saturday.
The action displayed by both
teams the first half vas on .
par. The first quarter ~ the
second 1918.
But starting the third period
the high school. led by Frank
Stevens hesitant one.hand shots
that Melted him IA points, began
a sure. determined passing attack
that slowly cracked the Chinook
defense for quick thrusts At the
basket which scored. The ma.
chine-like pace of the locals told
early on the Sugar Beeters VIII o
tailed only 5 points the End half.
The Browning team will play
at Great Falls today and at Dut-
on Saturday.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
Recent Deaths

Peter Mittens. IS, of Big Bad
ger died at his home Tuesday
Jan. 16. Funeral services were
held Friday. Jan. 10. the Rev
Father Mellman officiating. bur
ial was at the Mitten Ranch al
Big Badger. He is survived by
his wife Cecile Merchant Mittens,
two sons, three daughters, and
a brother and two sisters.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26
Methodist Church

Church school Sunday morning
at ten o'clock. Worship service at
eleven. The Epworth League will
meet Sunday evening at six
o'clock and the Fellowship Forum
meets Sunday evening at seven
thirty. Pot luck lunch will be
served.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26

Kenneth Stanford Madplume.
Is months old son of MIR. and
Mrs. Franklin Madp.ume died
Jan. Is. Funeral services were
held at the Family Mission Jan.
Is. the Rev. Father Prange Off
ciating. Burial was at the Fam
lily Mission nes r their home.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26

Stuart Hazlett was q business
visitor in Great Falls. Tuesday
and wednesday of this week.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-01-26

The Geld 8 basketball team
made a successful journey to
Harlem and Hayes where they
squeezed out q 27-SO win ov.
er the Hayes Independents and
trounced the Harlemites in q
return engagement AZ to %. The
team will play u game here next
Sunday, just who their opponents
will be is not known at this time.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Near Walter Reed

Near Walter Reed
1882 Georgia Ave. NV.
S46. 5O-Apt. 3-Lovely apt, consist
ing Of reception hall. living
room. bedroom. screened rear porch d.
nette. kitchen. bath and REFRIGERATOR.
1f36 Georgia Ave. NV.
SAT 7.5O-Apt 304-Beautiful apt.
consisting of living room
bedroom dinettc. kitchen. hath and re-
frigerator See Resident Manager.
74oS Georgia Ave. NV. Apt. ..
GE. 22l6
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

THE IRVING APTS.-2 ROOMS. DINErTE.
kitchenette, bath, porch. 6o5 N. Irving
St, Arlington, Va.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. 3OS 6lst ST.-3
rooms. bath, gas. cleo heat furn or
unfurn: nice garden S35 month 81
DECATUR HEIGHTS-ENTIRE 2nd FL, 5
rms, bath; pvt entrance: garage; large
yard: mr.. tranSp, and schools; ideal for
children: bargain, S31 80. Hobart l19a.
3001 CEDAR ST. MT RAINIER-UNFURN.
D, rooms bath. elec. refg.: heat. hot water
elec. included. Wisconsin 264S.
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I'LL 18Th st. NV.
SIS .OO-Apt. No. bachelor apt,
living room and bath.
$32. .SO-Apt. No. Living room,
kitchen and bath. Electro
lux refrigerator,
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631 st. NE
S37 .50-Apt. No. 4-Living room
bedroom. kitchen and bath
Small porch. Electric refrigeration.
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Efficiency Apt.

= 1897 Raum st. NE.
S4S S.OO-Apt. No. 4-Rec. hall living
room. bedroom. dinette.
kitchen and bath. screened rear porch.
cleo stove
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1928 X st. NV.
$47. .5O-Apt. No. 6-Living room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath,
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Attractive corner, cross ventilation
Furniture. and AIT. like new: 2 very large
beds. twin studios Free parking. One
2-rm.. kit. bath. $3.50. One of the best
locations. At Rock Creek Park bet. Taft
and new Calvert st. Bridges. 2410 goth
st. NV Res mgr
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Right Downtown. Walk to Work
ltf9 St. NV, Near Thomas Circle
SAT. .5O-Apt. No Corner apt: liy-
ing room bedroom. kitchen
ana bath: electric refrigeration free.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR ukEuR.

ATTRACTIVE APTS., HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
oornooos: some furnished Car available on
apt, MRS. GREEN, Shepherd 512S
LARGE LIVING RIM. . BEDRMS, LARGE
kit. bath: furn. or unfurn.: S42 50-S47. so;
retg., oil heat furn. SlS E. Capitol ST.
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APARTMENTS uhEuRhJsHEp.

APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHED.
261s 18th ST. N.W-LARGE 5-RM. AND
porch apt. in apt. bldg; conv. location; rent
reduced. Adams SlS7.
1913 CONDUIT RD-2- BEDRM. APT.
new; utilities furn. Emerson 57S5.
1923 G ST. S.E-NICE LOCATION: 3
rooms. semi-private bath: heat. elec., gas
furnished; $50 month.
2130 WIS. AVE. NV ROOMS KITCH-
en- bath; 3 exposures: newly decorated
lovely rooms splendid location; S47.50.
1475 COL RD.-BEAUT FRONT AND
det side; cool. 3 r. b.. modern built-ln tub,
plenty h. W. carpeted halls $3.50.
1905 CLIFTON ST. r., K, REC. HALL.
so. so; 2 r., one suitable studio, fireplace.
$50 80: semi-bath refg. and gas incl.
1910 18th ST. N.W.-ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR,
2 large rooms, private bath: adults: $40;
utilities included.
DOWNTOWN APT. THE GRAYSTONE, 81 5
18th st. n.w.--1 and rm. apts.; Frigidaire
on house; avail. June 1st
1929 ST NE-LARGE FRONT ROOM
and kitchenette. or rooms: heat, light,
gas furnished very reasonable.
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SOLID COMFORT!
Modern Downtown Apis.
AMAZINGLY LOW RATES.

Pireproof bldg: 24-hour switchboard.
elevator service; free refg.; bachelor apt.
S30 huge liv rm.. kit. bath, S37; choice
corner apt, . rms. kit, S55: furn slight
extra charge. 1890 R st. n W Dupont 65OO
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1882 EYE ST. NV.
One room, bath and two rms, kit, bath;
Frieidaire: nicely fuTn.; reas. tor perma-
nent tenants,
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l404 K CAFRlTZ Dist. 9O8O
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SEE THIS APARTMENT.

rms, kit, dinette, bath: corner apt, cross
ventilation. cooling system: June. July,
possibly August: rent, S75. WO. 90bS. 20s
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Excellent Location
59f1 18th st. NV.
$4S, ,50-Apt. No. 3--Corntr apt
Rec. hall living room, bed
room. dinette. kitchen and hath. Elec,
stove and refrigeration. Rear yard.
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In p~fy,,n~fh

In PefUorth
1877 Delafield Fl. NV.
S56, ,OO-Apt No. Living room, 2
and bath, cleo. refrigeration,
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1901 18th ST N.W-ANNEX LIVING
rm., small bedrm., Beautyrest mattress,
kit, bath. shower. balcony porch, Electro
lux: everything furn.; &5a.
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3-BEDRooM HOMES.

Never before have homes Of this size and
quality been offered in this close-in loca-.
tion at such low price: 9 large rooms. tile
bath and shower. automatic heat, concrete
covered porch, full basement with layatory,
stippied walls; on deep lot. Call BETr-
ZE1L Dl 300.
Continued on Next Page.l
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1910 18th ST. NW.-ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR
2 large rooms private bath: adults: $40
utilities included.
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1905 CLIFTON ST. r.. K, REC HALL,
so. 30; 2 r., one suitable studio. fireplace.
$40 ~. Semi-bath. refg and. gas incl
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London Hall Apt. Hotel
.39th AND MASS, AVE.

1913 18th st nw.-Bed-living rm., dress
rm,. kit. bath: elec.. gas. linen, Frigidaire
So day, 81 3 Wk up, $50 mo- I'D. MA 901O
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DOWNTOWN APT. THE GRAYSToNE, 81 s
18th st. n.w.-1 and 2 rm. apts.; Frigidaire
on house; avail June 1st
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1215 N. H. AVE. N.W-QUIET HONE, 9
rms. kitchen, bath: Frigidaire: 3rd f.;
mr.. cars. stores; 10 min. Treasury; adults
2129 G ST. NV, APT. 41-ATTRACTIVE
3 rms. kitchen, bath. Call Republic 2OS1,
Ext o03, for appointment
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1919 10th NV. APT Ii LARGE RM
suitable . or 3: COOL $50. DU Os17. =
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GARAGE APT, 4 RMS, KITCHEN, BATH
partly furn.; S45 month MetrnpolitaI

1921 T ST. NV, DUPONT 42OO-JUNE
to October or less; three rooms and bath
II W ST. NW-BEDROOM LIVING
room room kitchen, private bath; adults. DU.
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261s 18th ST. NW-LARGE 5-RM. AND
porch apt. in apt. bldg; conv. location; rent
reduced Adams SlS1
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1929 B ST NE-LARGE FRONT ROOM
and kitchenette. or 2 rooms: heat, light,
gas furnished; very reasonable.
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THE AUGUSTA" COR. N Y. AND N. j.
ayes. y ;w.--.In this fine downtown corner
apt. bldg. there is now available an un-
usually attractive front 4th floor corner
apt, with view overlooking city bright.
Sneertul; > rms, k. and b., new condition,
lent class Of tenants: res mrr
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1475 COL RD.-BEAUT FRONT AND
det side; cool. r.. b., modern built-in tub.
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1902 STUART ST. NORTH. ARLINGTON.
automatic oil heat; near schools and shop
ping center. in 10c bus zone: Is minutes
TO Washington. Open Sunday or call
Chestnut O9g9
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\ 1850 COLUMBIA RD. NW-ATTRAC
front bedroom. kit, sink, Frigidaire, next
bath. $3.50: basement apt. 81
ONTARIO APTS. COOL, SPACIOUS
Cr. PIX. Subet June Loot l. CO. 4S39
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSES work or riding; mules, ponies
dble and srle harness. manure, load or bu
S36 18th St Sc, rear. u. l0041 70.
SPOTTED PONY, bride and saddle. j. g.
WhelAn, 2GO Bryant st. NJ Hobart 1888.
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STAR HOTEL, 1115 9th ST. NV
room. kitchen, Frigidaire, heat. light, gas.
linens: elevator. SS week
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Don Carlos Apartments.
2007 o st. NV,
Just South Dupont Circle.
5 BIG, LIGHT ROOMS,
ONLY S55
Elevator Refrigeration. Janitor.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
141S H st. NV. DI. 1877.
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TYPEWRITERS. SIS up: renting repair
ing; new portables Open ewes. ABC Type
writer Exch, 1855 Randolph. GE. 5000.
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1929 GOOD HOPE RD. sE-3 RMS.
kitchen, cleo. refg.; heat, gas, elec. furn
Adults only; $425O;, open
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THE CANTERBURY

1401 18th st. n.w.-Attractive double
also front basement studio for . or !.
Dutch fireplace, private bath; switchboard
Selective menus Parking
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1EOfIIE iOW N-S05.
An unusually attractive remodeled house
containing living room. open deck. den or
guest cues room with fireplace, 1st-floor lava
auto heat and all appurtenances that make
Tor comfortable living See today
1540 34th ST. NV.
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THE CLIFToN-1323 CLIFTON ST. NV
4 rooms. kitchen, hall pantry, bath and
locker, nicely furnished. See Janitor. 21'
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TAKOMA PARK RIM. X. B.. WELL
@ @Iurn: good section; 1-fare expr. bus
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S0-FT. RICHARDSON CRUISER, with two
e0-hp. Kermath engines; can be seen
Md; owner, Mrs. j. c. Wagner, 1886
Tudor Arms ave- Baltimore Nd. IL
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131o ) goth ST NV Near Dupont Giro
newly decorated and furn: room has D
entrance and sem-private bath; eXcellen
cooked. substantial meals: reasonable rat
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TYPEWRITER Rental Service 6T7i6 18th
NV. Geo. 1SS3-Underwoods. ST S5 mo-. 4
mos. in adv, SIS 55: no del; 81 addl dep
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LOOK AT THIS-EASILY ARRANGED
for two families: near Georgia ave. and
Quincy st. NV; $3.50; new-house condi-
tion: large. wide brick home Of 8 large
rooms. tiled bath, 2 inclosed porches,
blower attachment to furnace; light. dry
basement; built-n garage; near cars.
buses, schools and stores: terms, $3.50
cash. about S21 per month. Georgia Abs.
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EAXOPHONES-We are closing out our en-
tire stock of reconditioned instruments at
drastic reductions: Buescber S15 so: Elk
hart S2a.5o; LIE Mar. $3.50: Conn.
$50; King; $40: lie Mar. S4s; Buescher
500; Conn, $3.50: Conn $50 Private
lessons included at small additional charge.
Very easy terms. MA. 473O. kits, 1880
CT
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213O WIS. AVE. NV ROOMS. KTTCH-
en- bath; 3 exposures; newly decorated;
lovely rooms; splendid location; S47.50.
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HENDERSON MANOR.

2O27 Mass. ave - Beautiful place: all
service: wonderful location; reas rates.
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PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-EXCEL
location: l and 3 lge.. attrac. rms, on large
'front.'. nicely fErn. Frigidaire, eev: ideal
Tor couples: $50 to $50 Hobart 749s
sos TAYLOR ST. NV OR 3 ROOM
apartment. newly decorated; beautiful loca-
ton. Georgia 1904 oOs
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SEWING MACHINES, recond., s. 50 up; new
mac hs.: 10c day: repairs; free ests Singer
Sewing Mach Co.. Gil 18th NV MA Ills
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s14 CONN. AVE, NEXT CIARIDGE HO-
tel-Large attrac. room. redec. kit, refe. :
everything furnished; maid service: S44.
1928 INGLESIDE TER. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen. bath; gas, cleo, heat.
hot water. elec refg. incl Key on End A..
$50. Phone National O153
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SEWING MACH. Singer portable electric
like brand-new, cost S9S. now S45; drop
head treadle. $3.50; open ewes. 1872
Lee halfway. Cherrydale. Va. CH. 4al4
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1929 RENO RID. NV.

UNFURNIsHED IN BETHESDA OR CHEVY
Chase bedrooms, servants auarters;
500 to S125. Box 202-A. Star.
UNFURN-4 BEDROOMS. AMI; COW.
trans: June l. Phone ME. 5la0.
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2201 MASS. AVE. NW.-For DISCRIMINATE
ing guests: lovely new furn. and redeco-
rated singles and doubles; running water
lnner-SprngS. breakfast ont
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Wesley Hall and Annnxe
CALVERT HOIISE

1903 X st. NV, offers the best in down
town. room and board accommodations
Excellent meals, comforta BILE and attrac.
tive rms; moderately priced District 1900
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210S 18th st-Bsr rutiful house and gar
den modern equipment; some pvt. baths
notel service. amola parking space. reaS
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PIANOS-S2 Is all you have to pay down
to have any new piano in our store de-
Ivered to your home and you can take
nve years to pay for it If you wish! Choose
and uprights of such makes as Cable
Nelson: Everett. Settergrer. Knabe. Lauter.
er..sn e,c at the lowest prices in the City. Used
rent from S3 monthly up Republic 500.
,rhe Piano Shop, 10l5 7tn st. NV. OPEN
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ROOMS WITH soARp.

1641 K ST N.W.-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms. one with private bath;
excellent board. 23s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Overlook, Fulton, Chase Park Tennis

In thrilling three set battle in
the Overlook women's tennis tourn-
ament, last evening Gerda Wehrle
of Thomaston, scored an impressive
victory over Marguerite Wiedorn,
former Fulton Park Junior champ
ion, by scores of 2-6, 60, GA. AL
though completely outclassed in the
first set Miss Wehrle brought all
the cunning and skill that she pos
sessed into play and captured the
second set 60. The third set saw
the advantage see-saw back and
forth until Miss Wehrle finally got
her placement shots working to her
favor and having the games 4 all
went on to victory and quarter
final match with Miss Eleanor Kane,
also of the lcck town. This match
will take place Wednesday at 6
o'clock at the Fulton courts, along
with another quarter-final contest
that brings together Helen Shukis,
base Park hopeful and Evelyn
Brown. who won last night when
Josephine Rossini failed to make
her scheduled appearance. Two
other quarter fial matches are on
tap for tonight when Virginia Kane
of Thomaston stacks up against
Nancy Norton of Naugatuck and Ida
Rossini of Bristol meets Mrs. Anna
Genua, the defending champion.
At Chase Park the semi-final
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
MARBLE, RIGGS WIN
AT WESTCHESTER

Rye, N. Y, Aug. 6t(UP)-The list
of seeded players in both the mems
and women's divisions of the eastern
grass courts tennis championships,
unmarried by defeat in either section,
continued play in the third round
at the Westchester Country club
today.
Alice Marble of Beverly Hills,
Calf, and Bobby Roggs Of Chicago
defending champions and top-seeded
in their respective classes, led the
advance yesterday by winning their
matches in straight sets.
Miss Marble, who has not lost a
match since 1876, ousted Argyll Rice
of Hartford, 60, 60, while Riggs
disposed of John Mahoney of New
York in a first-round encounter
Ga, GA. Helen Jacobs, former title
holder, seeded second, reached thu
third round by beating Sally Child.
ress of Scarsdale, N. Y, 60, 6-1
after drawing a first round bye. Dor
McNeill, seeded second in the men,
division, made quick work of Leor
Everett of Walnut Park, Calf.
60, 60.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Archery

Amherst, Mass, Aug. 6-(UP)-
Competition in the Goth annual Ma
tional Archery association tourna-
mentresumed today v it'll men shoot
ing In the York events and women
contesting In the National and Co.
lumbia divisions.
Curtis Hill Of Dayton, o., national
flight shoot champion, and his wife
lille won major honors In the fiighi
shoot competition yesterday. Hill
won two classes Of the regular shool
and was second In another OF thu
four. He also triumphed In the fret
style division. Mrs. Hill gained tive
firsts In the regular style nigh
shoot.
Glendolene Vinyard OF Candy
Ore. set a new record OF 3e4.i yard
IN class 3 Of the regular style II
which bows OF all weights were used
Mrs Hill. who held the previous mari
OF 374.i. finished second In this class
Miss Vineyard won the free stylI
event without competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-06
Red Sox Sunday
|Charge Illegal,
Councillor Claims

Boston, Aug. g. (UP)-Generat
Manager Eddie Collins declined to-
comment today on charges that the
Boston Red Sox had violated a 1923
city ordinance by boosting Sunday
admission prices to $1.40 from the
weekday rate of $1.10. -
The charges led to passage of an
order by the city council in regular
session yesterday, asking that Mayor
Maurice j. Tobin Investigate the
alleged violation"
Introducing the order, Councillor
Joseph j. Gottlieb quoted section
of the 1929 ordinance which read:,
The fee or total charge made for
any seat anywhere in or on said
premises for the witnessing of the
playing of professional athletic out
door sports or games shall in no case
be greater on the Lords Day than
on each week day"
Solution
He suggested that the alleged ex-
ira charge already paid be refunded
to patrons or turned over to the city
welfare department. ~
The order was precipitated, he
said, by test case suit filed in mu-
nicipal court yesterday against the
Boston American League Baseball
company. The suit was filed by for
mer City Assessor Timothy W. Muir
ply who seeks to recover 60 cents,
allegedly representing the over
charge on a pair of grandstand
tickets for Boston Red Sox-Cleve-
land doubleheader July 81.