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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13
West Union)W on
First Game Sun.

After losing three straight
games, West Union came back
Sunday to defeat Clotho in a fine
exhibition by the score Of 4 to 2.
Manager Radermacher shook up
the local lineup and finally drew
out a winner.
This was pitchers duel for
seven innings. However, in the
eight inning West Union put the
game on ice by a four-hit attack.
tack.
Manager Sursley, of Clotho, has
a fine bunch of players and before
the season closes they will give
any team a run for their money,
says our West Union correspon-
dent.
The West Union bunch will
play the fast Willard team at Vii
lard on Sunday, June 18th.
The following is the box score.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13

definite interest in these sum-
mer affairs, Mr.. Harvey pointed
out, and the meetings were ar
ranged under the state physical
department.
Tuesday as the program op-
ended under q group of seven
leaders, combining the regular
summer program and the WPA
recreation project, more than
100 youngsters Of the city
greeted the opening. Not only
that leaders pointed to the only
opening day In four years that
was nice weather. The Sank
Centre program Is one of the
Oldest I'm the state.
Announcement Of a special inter-
est event to be added to the regu-
lar program each week was made
by Mr.. Harvey this week. The
first is a treasure hunt to be held
Friday evening, June 21st, from 5
to z o'clock. All those through the
Junior high school age are invited
to take part. Youngsters are ask
ed to bring their lunch. Maps and
clues will give a Captain Kidd ad-
venture touch to this program.
Wen announce more fully Of the
event, next week." Harvey said.
There will be awards for winners.
A. r. Hudson announced that a
Junior golf tournament will begin
Monday, June 18th, with two class
es for boys from IL to IA, and
from Is to Is years. Qualifying
rounds are to be played Monday
morning and scores are to be
handed to Mr.. Hudson SO pairings
can be arranged. Matches will be
played Tuesday morning from 9 to
IL, during the regular hours for
instruction.
In the meantime other leaders
were moving ahead with the sup
ervised games at the Park. Be
fore the equipment had arrived
youngsters were on deck waiting
for checkers, badminton, ping pong,
horse shoe and dozens of other
games. Life saving and water
safety lessons will begin at once
and since the program is only six
weeks long for swimming, Mr..
Harvey urged immediate entry.
Consult the program on this page
for time table schedules of each
events.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13
Sank Centre
Defeated Sunday

Sank Centre dropped from the
1000 class in league play Sunday,
when they took 1t on the chin for
an 8 to o defeat by the fast Willard
team. This game was played at
the local fair grounds diamond
last Sunday.
Under the able leadership of
Neil Hopkins, old-time Sank
Centre catcher, the Willard players,
with timely hits, went into an
attack which the local team was
unable to overcome. Sorenson was
on the mound for the locals for
seven innings, when Bud Soltau
came in from the left garden to
relieve him.
Willard scored four runs in the
third inning, two in the fourth,
and two in the seventh. Although
seven men were left on bases, Viii
lard did not threaten to score in
any Of the other innings. Willard
garnered 10 hits and three men
were safe at first with walks
Sank Centre made four hits, two
men were presented trip to
first by walks, and two players
were on first by virtue Of being hit
by a pitched ball.
The Willard lineup was as fol
lows: r.. Butler, Do; N. Hopkins
c; J. Butler, 1b; House, IS; Weis,
gram, 3b; Tortin, IF; Pennie, CT;
Torn, If; Meyers, p. Sank Centre
lineup: Claude, 3b; Shively, IS
Soltau, lip; Sorenson, p; Kelly
1b; Krick, IF; Proell, IF; Gritz
macher, 2b; Gritzmacher, CT; Mey'
err, C.
Next Sunday the local team will
engage in battle with the Osakis
Tigers at the diamond at the loca
fair grounds.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13

Summary: Two base hits, Il.
Johnson, Schultz, Schwanke; Stol-
en- bases, c. Johnson, Marthaler;
base on balls-off Schwanke A; hit
by pitcher, Sursley; truck out-by
Schwanke 10, Schultz 6. Umpires,
Pischke and Sursley; scorer, H.
We're. .
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13

sASEBALL LEAGUE
June 10th
Clotho at Westport.
Osakis at Sank Centre.
West Union at Willard.
June 23rd
Sank Centre at Osakis.
Westport at Clotho.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13

An Iowa inventor has patented
a device to be held in one hand to
feed postage stamps from rolls and
attach them to letters.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13
gle that could start this club
on the road to q darned inter-
eSting annual event.


all the credit for this sudden up
swing in golf interest, there is a
acknowledgements movement that
the women are carrying on. !.
And to them orchids. Concrete
evidence of the gals increasing in
terest in the game and the social
bility surrounding its maneuvers Is
their 115 registrations for the tour
nament Tuesday. It probably
marks the biggest thing in the his
tory Of Niblick club, the ladies
group. -. They had IS registered
from out Of town. -.
But the ladies have done
much more than that since they
took an interest I'm Dads golf
game. They've held lunch
cons throughout the winter and
when golf wasn't in vogue they
played bridge. They held
rummage sales and summer
tournaments. &. UpshOt of
the whole thing was they turn
ed over some two hundred
smackers. >. And now the club
is operating power mower on
its green's. Now anyone
who has tried to push one Of
those green's mowers by hand
must understand with what de-
light Joe Schwartz welcomed
the power addition. Be
sides eliminating back breaking
pushing, it'll speed up the work
on the green's. :.
Before golf takes up the whole
column, we'll go out fishing. . :.
1--WE can't ketch nothin'," is the
way Ray Fish put it up to me the
other day. His mind was on
the fishing duel that the Rotary
Club and the Black Cats have been
fighting since May 18th. With
the deadline Saturday, the Cats
are going to have to do some fish
ing deluxe to pull out Of the dol
drums. So far Lieutenant-Col
onel Roy Scott holds the bag with
a nine pound northern. :. Rotary
swung into the lead two weeks ago
just after Ed Nathe had given the
Cats the best Of the deal. But
the Cats aren't giving up. They're
combing the lake with a fine tooth
comb, figuratively speaking, and if
they don't get one it won't be Bill
Cooks fault. Fish intimated
also, quite confidentially, the Cats
are raiding every gold fish bowl in
town. I just though you keepers
Of gold fish would like to know. :.
First casualty, reported to US
of the fishing season, Delayed
Dick Bushey. the Junior MEM
Der, the other day. He and
Paul of the Main theatre, were
out. Dick was sitting there
when he got an awful strike
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13
First casualty, reported to us

First casualty, reported to us
of the fishing season, Delayed
Dick Bushey. the Junior MEM
Der, the other day. He and
Paul of the Main theatre, were
out. Dick was sitting there
when he got an awful strike
that made the real sing. ;.
The reel crank hit his thumb
SO hard It broke the skin and
made IL sorer than the duece.
i. The burned line got wrap
ped around the motor prOpell-
or.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING. III I L L e r U ID
HARDWARE. Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13

It might be possible to boom
that "tin cup" trophy into a
little wider angle by putting
one up for an open competition
threat. 1t takes years to
build up a reputation for golf
tournaments, but that's an an
Evening star., 1940-02-03

home Of Floyd and Lotus Mangold,
the brother-in-law and sister, Joyce
ran out another door, suitcase in
hand, and no one has seen her
since.
Nonetheless, the hearing went
ahead, with the Mangolds testifying
that Joyce had said II won't live
with that man any longer"
On the other hand, Mr.. Fahey
said she had given him no reason
to think other than that she still
loved him.
Mr.. Fahey charged the Mangolds
had "forcibly" kept his bride in
their home, but the Mangolds
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posed survey by the Commissioner
Of the liquor distribution system.
Action came as a result Of a letter
from Wilbur La Roe, jr., chairman
Of the Committee on Civic Affairs,
Washington Federation Of Churches,
suggesting a system Of IL or IA
municipality controlled liquor dis
pensaries instead of the present 400
or more liquor stores.
A letter to the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board complaining against
a store on Kennedy street, between
First and Second streets NV, was
authorized.
The proposed incorporation OF the
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Electrical Inspection
Speed Up Is Asked

Charging that delays in issuing
electrical permits and In making
final inspections increased the cost
of installing wiring and equipment,
the. Chillum Heights Citizens Asso-
citation last night called upon Dis
trict officials to increase the eff
cheney of the inspection depart
ment.
The association indorsed a pro-
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Hathaway to Talk Here

Clarence Hathaway, editor in
chief of the Daily Worker, Com
munist newspaper, will speak on
"Why Is the Arrest and Conviction
of Earl Browder a Threat to the
Civil Liberties of All Americans?"
at the National Press Club Audi
toriun tomorrow at 2:30 pm, ac-
cordmg to the Washington bureau
Of the newspaper. Henry Winston,
colored youth leader, will discuss
How Can We Assure Passage of the
Anti-Lynching Bill?" on the same
program Mr.. Hathaway also is
scheduled to speak on What Is the
Truth About the Finnish-SoWet
Situation?"
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Civic Unit Celebrates
Neqro History Week

Negro history week was celebrated
by the Midway Citizens Associa-
ton in recent program at Morgan
School. DR.. Ambrose Caliver, spec
talist on Negro education, Interior
Department, spoke briefly.
A committee. was instructed to call
on the District director of vehicles
and traffic and point out the hazards
Of the cross walk at Sixteenth and
r streets NV. The secretary was
Instructed to write another letter
to the District National Guard rela-
tive to the associations request for
housing of Company A in the new
National Guard Armory.
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Bride Disappears as Husband
Asks Court to Set Her Free

32-year-old Evanston, ILL.,, bus
driver, applied for a writ Of habeas
corpus ordering the sister and
brother-in-law of his wife, 18-year-
old Joyce Elizabeth, to "set her Free"
He demanded immediate hearing
and that took place last night in the
court of Judge Fremont Evans.
1t developed, however, that when
deputies went to the Three Oaks
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EVENING STAR WASHINGTON

stoutly insisted: mo, we didn't.
She came and went as she pleased" !"
There must be something behind
this" Judge Evans observed, ad-
journing court until Monday and
adjuring the Mangolds to find Che
girl.
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Py the Associated Press.

Fy Gne ASSOClHteu FreSS.
BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Feb.
3.-Another Romeo and Juliet case
for the courts has furrowed the
brow of a judge and has all the
principals in various states of be-
wilderment and Indignation.
For Juliet had fled. Nor could
Romeo or any one else find her.
Late yesterday Richard Fahey,
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Leoocy for Stunning Bor

Under the will of Harold Nicholson,
lust filed in Plymouth, England, his
nephew, Francis A. Evens, will lose
a large legacy if he obtains a license
to practice law.
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Federation Of Citizens Association
was favored by the association.
David w. Gabelein, president Of
the association, appointed Warren
E. Miller to be the new chairman OF
the Law and Legislation Committee.
The meeting, which was held tn
Keene School, was entertained by
the singing Of the Washington
A CappeIa Choir from the First
Congregational Church, under the
direction of Miss Mildred Padgett.
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A large brewery and two sausage,
two confectionery and two ice cream
plants are to be opened in Siberia.
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APARTMENTS UkfuRkishED.
(C0ntinuAd

80 T ST; Nw.-LovELY NEW APTs,. 2
'sction: s17 50 EN- sl0s. - w
Gd7,.'a. 2d7 18th n,n ST; Ne APT (yACANTmo ID.
kitchen. elec. refs, S3S; without refs,
Sao 90; screened s,a porSa h,! D. $40 odRuVER'
rms. kit, bath, new condition; conv. loca-
ton; $37; adults.
Mr.. UNION STATION AND @. P O.. THE
Spencer. cor. OF 2nd and D SITS. n.e.-5 lse.,
1ahs snd St rms 'Rs RaSns sSlsh sss r. Apt g. s''
1eth ST, NE. 3l6. APT 1-2 NICE
h; ". reis. furn; for only S39 so; com.
s4s4 other apts. avail ''''" ''
l54s FLOWER AVE, Sill. SPRING. MI
4 rms, bath. porch on bus line: gas, heat,
cleo, h. ". incl; phone: S49.6O; adults,
BEAUTIFUL APT, ENTIRE 2nd FL, PVT.
Park; 3 rms. .slassed porch, kit, pvt
bath. shower; partly furn.: util. incl: u
I'll. . h ss blk as4 sa as sprns aau; rs
co. 1859 an day Sun, weekdays. evenas. :
400 GA. AVE. NW-2nd FL. 2 r.. K.
3. screened porch; heat, light; Gas: conv.
sas7 aasI TAY6oR I61oE st. b,,S nW.HT.RE End
sas. cleo; gentles, adults: S55.
4o.m 400 EAST Is q. oAPlToh IT ST; 1 FIR ,45e. q
5ll2 CONN AVE.
rF psdrm N.Y. '@ s4s en s.nass 1 BATH woods3
3252
1904 sth ST NE APIS: r.. B.. s45.
so4s Thayer st. ,n:e-2nd foor apt:
,os r. b. Ts Rsf'i ff! faokoxaSop s5i 3ss!assa st'
1882 IRVING ST NV
- rooms and bath, porch; automatic
oniy: nsst' s6s!h5;wo, Just fedecorated adul"
THos. Hi e = 3 J5ARRElL CO. MA o7ss.
ls41 BAY STREET Sc, No
Tmi bath t,t hest es and hot water: available
1g.4 14yh Wtr5E Il Nv. 4 JAMES 1as, blss. sa.s.
1892 BELMONT ST NV.
=. 3 an7 room. kitchen and bath apis.
THos E FARRELL CO.. MA. 07s5.
BOND APIS. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE
rooms, kitchen, dinette. bath S52. SO
trisidaire ana Elevator Service
CONN. AVE.-3221.
2 R.. X, B. Shower. Dinette, Eley.. $40. so.
$40 Otis Pl. NV, No. /.
porch F%s arcos "a h.s1 Ssdr00R s path rear
$3.50.
733 18th ST NV Ma. O35..
1929 COL. RID. NV.
S35 o0--Llvins rm, larse dressing room,
Murphy bed dinette-kitchen
ny oo-Most desirable front and corner
70 apis. Three different plans. Two
S4a 30 rooms. foyer kitchen. bath.
RES. MGR. co. 2'04-J
THE ARGONNE
1929 COLUMBIA RD.
Unusual apart with 3 exposures, 2 bed
rooms. living room. dining room, hall
kitchen, bath; in upper 18th ST. Embassy
section. Also Broom apartment available.
For Information. Call CO. 4635.
2l09 "F" st. NV.
Downtown Apartment
J and , rooms kit, dinette. bath. refg.
HEATED, Apply res. mgr. or call ME.
$500. ~35 up
1921 Newark st. NV.
Corner Of Wisconsin AveJ
rms. kit. dinette. bath. refg HEAT
ED: Apply res mgr. or call EN-. 5161.
FLOYD E DAVIS Co.
133 18th 81. NV. MA. O352.
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MONASKON, VA-Room and board in
comfortable home on bank OF Rappahan-
mock; good food. swimming etc Mrs
Fairfax c. Christian, River Manor" ~.
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DouInk0un

IN 18th st NV.
SIS. 0O-Apt. No. 4-Bachelor lct,
living room and bath
$50. OO-Apt. No. Front APT Rec.
hall living room bedroom.
kitchen and bath. Automatic refriser-
Tlor
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Near Walter Reed

s436 Georgia Ave NV
SAT. .SO-Apt No, 3o4-LIvinz room.
bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and bath. screened rear porch, Eees
troluX refrigeration.
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In PetUorfh

MI 3th St. NV.
SAT 90 Apt No. Rec hall. llvins
room, bedroom dlnstts,
kitchen and bath. Elec. refrigeration.
July st
~, DpIafeId Pi. NV.
$S5. .OO-Apt. No. LIVING room.
bedrooms dinette kitchen
and bath; elec. refriseration.
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4 OR RMS. AND BATH APT, UNFURN.
st floor; heat and hot water furnished ::
about SO so mo; vicinity St Martins or
ST. Anthony's Church Box 354-E. Star =
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFuR

1925 MONROE ST NV AND 2 RIM
apt, XII and private bath; bus and cars
near; includes utilities 49,
9o1 THAYER AVE. SILVER SPRING 5a-M
) rooms kit. bath; private entrance;
near buses ana stores
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
oorhoods; some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS GREEN. Shepherd bIcS
33l9 ALABAMA AVE SE-TWO ROOMS.
kltchen. 81 ) inclndeS eYerYthina
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l4O4 K CAFRITZ Dist. oO8O

PARK RID. NV
room, kitchen. sleeping porch, sem-bath.
So. 50 month; heat. lieht. gas Ho. 1541
COLORED-TWo NEWLY DECORATED
front apis. > rms. kit. bath. hardwood
floors. heated; 1900 4th ST. NV; $40 so
per mo Open for inspection. For further
information. call DE, a.
COLORED-I723 EUCLID ST Nw-2nd
floor, front apt. rooms and bath. gas
refs. cleo; 81, 30 mo incl. heat h water
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Efficiency Ant.

1911 Raum St NE.
S46. .5O-Apt. Living room. bed
room. dinette. kitchen and
bath. screened rear porch. elec. stove.
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Right Downtown, Walk to Work
1t19 \ st. NV. near Thomas Cvele.
S45 OO-Apt. No 6-Rec. hall. liv-
ing room bedroom. kitchen
and bath electric refriseration free.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

GEN LEMAN connected with Japanese EN-
baSSy desires board and rooms in vicinity
OF Chevy Chase. Phone between and
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
APARTMENTS WANTED

COMPLETE STORAGE PROTECTION costs
no more Private rooms Open storage
Solve your storage problem at Merchants
National ti1pO
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1850 Clydesdaie PI. NV. FriTidsir..
just > blocks north Of 18th and Col Ed
S42. .5O-Front apt; rec hall. living
room dressing room. Murphy
bed. dlnette Kitchen and bath
S5O.OO-Apt. No. 3oI-Livlns room.
with Murphy bed. bedroom,
dlnette, kitchen and bath: electric
refriseratlon.
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APARrMEkTs-ATLANTIc CITY

= GRAMMERCY COURT. ATLANTIC
City, N. J.-Rent furn. 3 r, den; facing
large lawn. ocean; all modern conven.; bed
rm. fully furn,, Beautyrest mattress. spring.
ma door bed; liv. rm.; quiet; good venti-
!atlon; $3.50, July to Sept 9Th. Box
IBID. Star 1ss
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FANS-New Fresh nd-aire circulators. fioor
pedestal models. 81 80 month UP. E. O.
LIkENS, MA 619,
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN
COOL-EXCLUSIVE

Modern elev apt bldg large bright
rooms, big closets: furn. at slight extra
charge BLAIR. l2ol NJ st Il
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Excellent Location

I2I. Concord Ave. NV
S46 .OO-Apt. No. 4-Rec. hall. living
room bedroom, dinette.
kitchen and bath. elec. refrigeration.
July lst. .
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
MARQUIS APT. 230S ASHMEADE PI. N W.
SOUTH END OF TAFT BRIDGE.
i-RM.. K. $50; 4-RM. K. S.5
Modern hreproof elevator bldg secre-
tariai. phone service; refined clientele: ex-
cellent service; furn. at slight extra charge
Phone EOtart inS,I
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APARIMEhIs SUBURBAN.

NEARBY VA. FORT STRONG VILLA, LEE
hwy rooms. kit. dinette, bath; expos:
adults. Chestnut 5S16.
IL LEADBEATER ST, ALEX. VA, FIRST
floor apt.-3 or 4 rms. in new house: all
conv l block to bus. Call Sun. or after
evenings 1s'
NICELY FURN. LIVING RM, BEDRM..
kit, back porch and bath. 90 johnson
ave, Hyattsville Nd.
ARLINGTON, $40 N. 25th RD-UNFUR.,
rms, 2nd-f. air-conditioned apt, bath.
fully equipped kit; So so, incl refg.. gas.
eiec,, heat. water; adults. Ii a77S-w.
1901 COLUMBIA PIKE. ARLINGTON. VA.
Furnished: room and kitchen, cleo.
refg On bus line. Gentiles
1906 MT VERNON AVE. ALEx-a
rooms. utilities. refg.; $3.50. Call Temple
1854 after pm.
NICE cool STUDIO. WELL LOCATED.
refined atmosphere; pvt. bath: ami; fire-
place. fur. or unfur.; S30.S31 80. Temple
343a.
4.2 EAST CHESTNUT ST, ALEXANDRIA,
Va.-Several modern apis. available; re-
decor; 2 rms. kit, elec. refs, dinette,
tile bath with shower. large screened
porch. heat and hot water and ianitor
service furnished. See resident manager.
~ sRoDiE & COLBERT. INC.
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FOR COLORED-S35 UP.
54 M ST. NV.

Immediately available. | and room
kit. and ba tn apts-, in modern apt bldg
JEROME S MURRAY.
RE S46n 1881 G ST NV MI 1879
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OUTSTANDING VALUES
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Near Soldi@rs' Home
InuSualIv Large Rooms
2sO Allison st. NV.
OUerIookino pork

SSO.OO-Apt. No. 212-LivInz room.
bedroom dinrtte. kitchen
and bath; elec refrigeration.
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1873 ST NW.-Front double room.
near bath. 1Ss
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FLATS FOR RENT.

1865 CHAPLIN Nw-DUPLEx, UNFURN
= r, b. oil heat. refs, hdw. floors: newly
dec. Fur. own heat: So so MA o124
50S1z ind ST. Sc, Mr.. CAP, LIBR =
Unfur.. r, b. h.-wh.. sep. yard porch.
cellar: newly dec: $40 so. NO Q1c4
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THE STANLEY

THE STANLEY,
14lI HARVARD ST NV
E35 00-1 room, kit. bath and RECEIPT
hall Attractive apt in COM
pietely remodeled building. Equipped with
built-in tubs and showers. hardwood floors
electric refs Located near shopping
center and transportation.
CALL C. A. SNOW CO. MA 1921
DUPLEX, 4801 3rd ST. NV.
, bedrms. fenced-in yard. heat, hot
water. refriseration high elevation. S55.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
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ROOMS UkFURklSHEp.
ROOMS WANTED
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

WANTED. furnished room with private
shower, near Dupont Circle. Box 351-E,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON. VA-Furnfshed double roc
Tor gentlemen. c.h.w.. in new private hon
s. week. Chestnut 1920.
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9O8 14th St. NV.
{ rooms, kitchen, large hall and
pain -------------~--$ $47.5O

R. MARBURY STAMP g. co.
2l2 Southern Building Dist. s15s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

534I BROAD BRANCH RID. Nw.-cOM-
bination stucco-brick. rooms; oil heat.
surrounded by shrubbery and trees; acces-
sible to bus line and schools WO. 5013.
FOR SUMMER-BURLETTH- COM
Portable. 9 rooms. sleeping porch; garare:
convenient to bus. WO 6255
BEAUTIFUL, NEW BRICK HOMH,
bus. school. Taylor 4ss4. " ~
1922 LONGFELLOw ST. NW-NEAR
park 2 baths. June 2l to October ].
$500 month. Georgia 2335.
CHEVY CHASE MD IS W. KIRKH ST
10 degrees cooler than downtown. 4 bed
pe osn nsna nss
tenant. July .Aurust Wi. soss. :" ''''
17l5 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-5-ROOM BUN
salow. yard. trees. flowers; S76. including
gas, elec oil heat; adults. RA. 1880.
ARLINGTON, VA.-JULY AND AUGUST
exceptionally large rms: completely furn.;
lOc bus fare; 20 min. city. CHI. 65b5.
BETHESDA. MD.-Country place, 60 acres
stone house. Is rooms. 4 baths; tennis
courts; Is min. to downtown Washington
Phone Wisconsin 1870 or WI 2223
COMPLETELY FURNISHED SIX x-ROCN
home, convenient to Government bldes;
reasonable to reliable family. Ii. 1883.
sIx-ROoM. ALL MODERN. coMPLETHIY
!arnished home. convenient to Downtown
Washington. 622 D st. ne 20.
IL LARGE ROOMS. BEAUTIFULLY FUR.
nished. o1o1 18th st. completely modern.
? baths. detached corner. new condition;
lease TO refined people: $3.50 month Cali
MRS. BEALL for appointment. RA. oo3S.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

1855 41st st. NV.
East on Calvert at Wis. Ave. TO 4lst ST.,
Right to Apt.
NEW BLDG. IN GLOVER PARK. MOD
ERN IN EVERY RESPECT: one unit OF
nice rms, kit. dinette. bath with shower.
refg.. storage space, ALL UTILITIES INCL.
EXCEPT PHONE
$500.
FLOYD Z DAVIS co
Evening star., 1940-06-18

1870 l7th ST NV. (near N-Larse
room. room. next bath. with range, Ink. So. 50
Evening star., 1940-06-18

WASHERS brand-new wash
than 6OTe off list prices. Used Easy
A. B. c., General Electric, WESTINGHOUSE
Maytag. Norge. Thor and others as low
as IS. No money down. Liberal trade
IN Terms. ST. weekly.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
washineton's Largest Appliance House
a21 G St, NV. Entire Building
District s737. Open Ewes. TIL Q Pm.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
BETHESDA.

1901 NORTH LANE
Unfurnished apt consisting OF . and
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath. Con-
S41.5O to Ss2 so.
R. MARBURY STAMP G CO.,
21o Southern Rldx District A1kr