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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-18

The Rev. and Mrs. George
Danskin were guests OF MIR. ana
Mrs. Lou Franzen OF Laurel on
Friday. Mrs. Danskin's birthday
was hOnOred.
James Svaren of Kirby spent
Thursday evening at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
T. Svaren.
MI. and Mrs. James c. Hogan
and family were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hender-
son Saturday evening.
Fred Adams of LeWlStoWn,
Mont, was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. william A. Walker Friday:
Mrs. Jens Kalberg has been
i'll at her home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Swain
were in Butte Saturday, Sun
day and Monday. They attend
ed the state bowling convention
for the Montana Power Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Ottun en-
tertained MI. and Mrs. j. T.
Svaren and son, Orville, at din
ner Sunday evening.
METHODIST AID BAZAAR,
May 4, Montana Power. 1871
Mr.. and Mrs. v. +. Morris
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Weir Saturday eve
ming.
E. C. Weichman and Jim Dur
kin transacted business in Bill
lings Tuesday.
Misses Mary Roush, Felma
Lowe and Irma Werner were
guests of MI. and Mrs. Ray
mond E. lessen at dinner Fri
day evening.
Miss Marian Ellingwood spent
the weekend in Billings.
Miss Jennie Morgan arrived
Friday morning from Lincoln,
Nebr. She will visit relatives
here for a week.
Mrs. Kate McEvoy, prophet
resS of the Hardin hotel, was
called to Glasgow, Mont, last
Thursday by the serious illness
Of her sister, Mary Jarvis. Mrs.
Jarvis passed away Sunday,
Mrs. McEvoy will return next
Wednesday or Thursday. She
was accompanied to Glasgow by
E. L. Bowler.
DR.. and Mrs. Omer C. Rath-
man and son, Scotty, of Bill
lings were Sunday dinner guests
at the L. w. Achenbach home.
Mrs. J. w. Bulls was i'll last
week with a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lyle Bel
!, made a trip to Sidney, Mont.
| Wednesday.
: Now is the time to have youl
:. Vacuum Cleaners cleaned anc
l repaired for the spring house
cleaning. We call for and de.
=: liver. Hardin Electric. Phone
239. Adv
Junior Spear of Kirby was
Hardin visitor Wednesday.
Undersheriff Roy Butler O.
SCOTS Bluff county, Nebr., CAM
to Hardin Monday to take Ed
ward Hamburg, wanted for
l parole violation, back to Ne
braska with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Club Bigle,
), and children, Madelle and Rol
ly, spent Saturday in Billings
where Madell received medica
i treatment for her eyes.
= Ole GroSfield returned to hi
r home on Tullock creek Saturda,
. after three weeks of p~ost-opera
S tive convaleScence at the Har
din hospital.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cunning
U ham and family and Mrs. Fan
n ME Dornberger were Dime
= guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrey
Miller of Maschetah Sunday.
y Marion Earsley, taken int
custody here last week on
y Geographic warrant, left TO
y Deming, N. D., where he
o wanted for forgery, with Sheriff
a E. A. Prugle of Deming, thi
'e week.
Mrs. Harriet Kirkland re
turned to her home last wee
after teaching for severe
months at the Muddy Cree
school in District 17K.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. N. Thompso
h and children made a trip
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-18
BANK UP

An increase of more than ST.
O00, 900 in the assets and liabil-
tiles of the So state banks in
Montana in the last year has
been reported by State Examin-
er w. A. Brown. The banks had
assets and liabilities totaling
ST. ,018,21 at the end of March
this year, as compared with
$63, $50, SOP a year earlier. Brown
said all state banks are in "ex-
cellent condition" and that most
banks reported satisfactory
earnings for last year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-18
C~ARLOADINGS GAIN

Freight cars loaded in Mon
tana stations in February num-
bered 21,486, nearly 81 per cent
more than in the same month
last year, according to the state
railroad and public service COM
mission. Main increases were in
ore, wheat and logs, while prin-
cipal decreases were in COM
mercial coal, flour and mill
stuffs, horses and sand and
gravel.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-18

in Hardin last Wednesday and
plans to make her home here.
She has been living at Hastings,
Nebr. She has moved into an
apartment above Chambers gro
Gerry.
Lawrence knight of Billings
spent the weekend With his
mother, Mrs. Dan Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garold Fish
made a trip to Billings Wednes-
day.
John Kiefer, Jr., of Billings
was here Wednesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-18
NIKE
SEZ::

Have you ever been to a
German weddin'? If you haven't
you don't know what you have
been missin'. Boy, oh Boy, you
can have all you can eat, all
you can drink (schnOps), and
dance with all the purity gerls
an everything.
W. went out to Alex Achneid-
ers weddin'. He married Olinda
Ostwald. In case you would like
to know, she was as purity as
a picture.
Ole Henry Greenwalt was the
Dutch floor manager. 1 hardly
knew him since he shaved off
his mustash. He looks at least
10 years younger an he must
be reducin'. I heard he shaved
Off his mustash becaues he
looked like Hitler with 'em on.
But he can't boss quite as good
as Hitler can.
There must have been about
500 people there. I didn't notice
anv of the Hardin MillionaireS
there, only Ernie Weichmans
and Jim Durkins and a few
other Hardin Millionaires-Like
Holus, but he wasn't there. You
know, I think they got along
purity good without 'em.
I finally caught up with Mrs.
Schaller. I danced the first
dance with her like 1 said we
would, only I didn't get to look
in her eyes like I should of be-
cause Paul was watchin'. That's
when I dance the best. I'll bet
she had sore feet after we got
thru mot because she got tired,
but because I stepped all over
her feet.) What can you expect
when a guy is learnin'. Olinda
an me, we stepped off a few
too.
1 guess I was the only poll
tician that showed up. This
give me the edge on Dan an
Bob. 1t would of made no diff
ference, I would of got the edge
on 'em anyway. You know one
thing, L am gonna git two
votes for sure if my wife don't
double cross me.
Talkin' about double crossin
Il wonder if any of you guys
have any sheep that you woulc
like to get rid of. If you have
I kin sellem for a small COM
mission-say 1870 for me anc
25fofor you, but If you have
good bunch, I kin do better
You know there amt no use o.
workin' for nothin'.
If any of you people aim
been in our place, you Otts
come, we have more linOleum!
than anybody has-maybe
little less-lots Of beds. springs
mattresses-new and used, OLE
coal ranges, some new ones
lots of new chairs, tables, kit
chen cabinets, metal cabinets
medicine cabinets, irOnln
boards, davenports - new ant
unused. twin beds-old ones ant
some like new, Philco radios
'lectric and battery, and l o
2 old dishes, some new ones,
or S unfinished chests an lot
Of other things.
Otto Bear Ground Gndial
Chief of Police bough a $40
Philco last week an I saw hin
the other day an he said mike
it's sure a dam good radio
atchem He'll on short wave, bu
too much stats, Can't under
stand" You know there's no
many radios that you kin ge
He'll on, even a short wave. S
be sure your next radio is
Philco, an then you will b
sure to go to Heaven.
MIKE.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-18
SIMMONS RETIRED

George Finlay Simmons, pres
ident of the state university at
Missoula, has been rehired by
the state board Of education on
an unlimited tenure basis, as
presidents of other units of the
greater university of Montana
have been employed for years.
His present three-year contract
will expire July l this year.
Members of the board pointed
out that such a contract will
give Simmons and the board
the same privileges now exist
ing between the hoard and 9TH
err university unit presidents.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
ApARrMshrs uhrushlsHrp.

APARrMIhTs uhFuRhIsHEp.
49,, 2soo lSth q. NJ.
room. nss a. ds.its 18th .scS.n snS r. Ass s:is ~,
Wssss isss sSreh heat and hot
saz 18th !: s.HE' ss.SHEizS KEY ME. ssss.
1872 RANpoLPH sT. NV.
rm. ~ ~ sf%ss ssse -, a,., H.,
4 rms. sna nd 6s,A ; r., s47.sss.1
> rms. inSs ,nS AiiS LYMAN .ls e FL. NE.
MN. ', ,'a? .ns SILVER I'VE +: CARR ....
20 r.: I: AVE. N.w.-MoDERN BLDG. .
EsoH fEFs dsi.isHas1f svssnsaf nsinsi
fi.ss.I ihSs R st, st. NV. APT. 2z-2 ROOMS.
snd bath. Apt. ara rooms. Kitchen hand and
.ss "a f:.;sa :. ssss r1s%:
s.1h: iss9 al ; ,o st. n.v.-s rooms kitchen.
1924 vermont & VI SIMPSON zVs CO. Sr ,7oo
tass sas EssSss EhsssSsvSA 5.sh RR 2. fS% Sssi
1924 v,SmSwgi W ss5.rsoN 81. Co. % ..oo
iili.oo HOO ST. NE. NEW BLDo3-2 RooMa
miINkiSs C.. c. 1t5s!tHtis1 isas Il 81. NV.
,,,, 1920 ONTARIO RD. NV.
baa bSat s!s s%sas. %sl Ap HSd:R ssos apt
G:s If $Ss ss: e. II ss, p,
rms. dinette, Kit. bath. tn ss7.5oe Ss'i DO
y1eTso5lR "a cSH1Ef' LES. NATI. aailudsa ssls.
CONN. AVE.-322l.
R.. <. B. Shower. Foyer. Elevator. s4e.bo.
TIP 9th ST. NE.
i1nsladss Heat and Hot w.ter.s Sss''o0
GEORGE I. BORGER,
-o43 Ind Ave. NV. National O35O.
1904 NEAL ST. NE, APT. 2.
II. .oPEN-Newly decorated. 2. large rms.
furn Near schools, shoppins, transp. na a s4s.
CHARLES REALTY CO. Ma. 1885.
17o8 NEWTON ST. NV.
: rooms: Kitchen and bath HS'- creek s4s56 Fsis;
- Retriseration Included. '''oo
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept. MA. sOso.
coTr1qE 55 hsrS.T crTY; T. Md
water Furnished 01d oln nest s4s and hot
R. v. MARCERON,
ol3 18th st. NV. National $3.50.
$47.5O to $3.50.
Attrsctively decorated, modern two.
room, kitchen, dinette. bath apartments.
Venetian blinds gas refs.: . and ex.
posI. DosIres; on prominent corner. overlookinE
CONCORD MANOR,
coRsEERo osasE &c eoNeokb Ss H;M AVE.
LACLEDE,
1928 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Bright. cheerful downtown apartments
In perfect order.
rooms. foyer. kit and bath $500
eAlso available front apt. rooms. k. q b.
INQUIRE Resident Manager or
w. H. WALKER,
Shoreham Building. National 1880.
VERY ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS AT
1910 NEW HAMP. AVE.
Modern freproof building. IL blocks
distance of Government departments: elec-
tric refriseration, Venetian blinds: really
large rooms.
rooms kitchen and bath SIS. on,
Open and Lighted Ewes.
HENRY ]. ROBB INC.
1924 Vermont Ave District sl41.
1891 NEWARK ST, NV.
Corner OF Wis. AveD
a,..o,I Your choice Of several 2-rm.. kitchen.
oihette' oatn apis. refg.. storage space.
$47.50 Up.
ADD, EEoxP e. 81: q bASfy sf' e. eS: Slsl.
733 18th St. NV National O35e.
1922 18th ST. NV.
Front rms. kit. and bath. newly deco
rated. shower; reas. Frieidaire on house
current. See ian. or call Adams 1344
UNHEATED DUPLEX.
1922 ST. Sc.
rms, kit, bath. refg.. porch, $40,
1643 v ST Sc
z rms. kit, bath. porch, $3.50,
1853 cHnDREss ST. NE.
rms. kit. bath. porch, $3.50.
1915 s1MMs PL NE
rms, kit. bath porch $3.50
KEYS ON PREMISES
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO..
sos H ST NV.
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Near Capitol
rooms-Sl5 90
THOMAS J. FISHER a. COMPANY. Inc.
13s 18th St. NV. Di 6s3O.
,e411 OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
, lovely six-room and bath residence.
teeased csthedra1 not very fax from the Episcopal
tye ;,nn Near I, seheols stores and trsnsporta
T,,. ssSs :.s;.s.!y W1NDoM 1sIx PL. NV
west Of the Bureau Of Standards in a com
munity Of nne homes. 8 rooms. . baths.
on n, surnsG re9 elec' refs double brick garage.
a13 Union Trust Bldg. Ma. $500.
GLOVER FAB pARK ~ s41s Z e. ssTH S ST. NV.
3 bedrooms, baths. oil heat sun parlor.
ssdTeiIi0n SSitin Ioom ineosed sleeping porch
70 INSPECT 1f esii COOLEY BROS. wo sse ssos' 90
1912 9Th OPEN ,t. \ 1Wa TODAY. T. TO- .,-.o
"a Tewkesbury pi. n n.x.Ns n-wh f. gar % sooS g"
a5S , Kennedy ST. r., .redec 49, $500
ssaa ssa riIi1rr nth nwIe : r red.e.: cor 575o
5g2o ksnnedy st. n.w.-6 r.: refE. - So so
q "a 10 Ws6s;tr sr6 st st nT@e = gar $50
$500 oeorsia Ave GE. $500 1000 or 4HS Ass.
1901 R ST NV.
A 6-room-and-bath house, located on
SSorner S,,rnr lSt; u Lear detached garage; oil
WALKER & PRESCOTT. INC,
Dupont Circle. Realtors. NO. 1914. .
Job @ ST: N.E.-s r., B. Key ,9O2 SOS 90
#$ss Esss #:ss j|$ {|$ S$';;1 /;
'0so %ARP )? Il D.es scHSARrz, Iii Il INC 1880
$50 O0--555 RANDOLPH NW.-7 r.. =.
can m FIisid;. h.-w.h., .redecorated.
s1.o eh hSx,h hC0'ou'' fo' NV r" b.
sSo.oo-41s tq;s,s.ia ,kseintucky ave. s.e.-s r. b..
s47.oo-443s Lamont n.vIs r.. - b.. NV h..H.h.
s4sSo-sii n n. St ave- eee n:e8s j. r, b
SIS III d5Ss SxH s. WASH bi.s!s;ss i5ss sss1 - ,s''
Arrsnsed dHssE foT Two 81 Families. mill
1898 North t2SH eapitel ST sshAfrp pupons So isss.
1870 ..E KENNEDY ST: N.W.-6 RI,
a ! SETON u fI' S:w'@sstfs. b., el.c.. $500
sse f1 okiNpfEE' skS Z ass 81 s3es n = AVE- 1880
ut. nlT PIE rLIlESAssA4NT-gEAUT1FuL VIEW OF
NEAR WESTERN 1sAsso HfaaMsem9d.t HRfeaFsnes Sas cor.
Pas baT .s S-r% door .s5 .sss5Teened Dorches det ssr
NEARBY MD.o5-rm. bungalow, redee-
SrasG6 SeratsG te suit tenant; avail April 18th:
eos 1oS W 81. NV. q 'aoRM; NA. se,4
uN1yEEsITY PARK. MD. 400 CECIL
heat. gar: lge. cor. lot; convenient sch scnooPs. "a
trsna;ps; noaa ssocs1l. cs1l ssgnds7s and ewes. Green.
. .'0a -0A0;s ssss 18th, ST. NV.
q ro.n.. ioiS wIbsIER ST: rxw.-'47'S0 NV.
1850 iARkwoso5lpt RI Voc tilIef Pl. NV. wsoo'oo
Q rooms bath. elee. refriserstion.
gas hsss sss 1NoRAHAm srnw--sea.so
Q rooms: bath slec refriaefstMicn. ri; HiM
'''''-'nsSsee sss aussReG usslsssRenf PIP D05sa nv
2 rooms. ssth. BET h:aM;h; Esrsse -. $e5. 90
mi-det.ched; rooms ana bath;
iia4o PARK Rp. NV $4,000
o % rooms. bath. cleo. refrigeration,
2 rooms, baths, 3rd fioor arranged
1874 Ps4k PnANT e. = SS9%EDoN 6 % NC oa,s ,''
oil heat. gar, inc: porch; convenient resi-.
aeas1i! sAsAFSosb ifss'sa; kp sfs Mr. BETHESDA, ND
GLOVER PARKS RMS, BATH, AUTO
hIAT ncA :oId,sia ssireensd Dorches built-in sar.:
'0Ga I4is 's1Gis.ra : 81: h.i.&e RMS, BATH. INCL
HcEcn: Hn:: tis n location convenient to every
'n1PPE PfrwosfA-7 vi II RMS. BATH GAS
NEAT. GAR, porches; excellent eondition;
FRANK !. PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 1411.
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sa2-31o4 MT. PLEAS. ST. NV R..
S4O-35O6 N. H. ave. n.w.-3 r.. k, b.
S42 .5O-55O0 illinois ave. NV. 3 r.. k. b.
S45-5336 Colorado ave NV. lovely 2
rms. kit. refg. bath. Apply janitor.
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. 1890 or 4455.
1929 NORTH CAPITOL ST
. Rooms, Kitchen and Bath. S35.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
1928 North Capitol st. Dupont 1855.
1712 18th ST. NV
2 r, k. recep. hall, b.; res. mgr. S57 so.
3 r.. k, recep. hall, bath, elec. refg., S67. so.
314 v St. NE.
2r.. k. bath. elec. refg., $42.5O.
6s05 Georgia Ave. NV.
2 r. k, din. bath. Murphy bed, $50.
1858 Que st. NV.
2 r. k. dinette, bath, elec. refg., $50.
INTERSTATE PROPERTIES. INC. DI. 0S64
81 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
4 and 5 T., k. b.. Frigidaire, $45-$47 so.
HO. 9442 or DI. OS64.
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HOME VALUES.

e5sl First; st; NV rooms. bath.
64O9 Third st.. n.v.-6 rms, bath.
elec.; sas. oil heat-,.-----. $50
elee., gas. h.-v.h tgas heat) $50
SOB Third st. n:w:-10 rms. baths.
elec.: gas. oil heat .--------- $50
4140 7th st: nv-6 rms. bath.
527 Insraham ST. n.w.@6 rms, 0o'0
bath. cleo. gas. h.-w.h 900
l124 Abbey pl. n.e.-6 rms. bath.
elee.. gas. h.-w.h. 500
elec. gas, h.-ah. so
IS .Seaton pl. n.w.-6 rms, bath. WV
elec.. gas. h.-w.h tor gas heat 47.5
b133 9TH ST.. n.w:-5 rms, bath.
80 eief Rhods sai Island nTR ave- nW-s rev. rms $50
1920 4 ST. n.e-6 rms. bath. elec., ''o'
gas. h.-w.h., garage 500
I'll Eye St ne-6 rms. bath.
9ls Michigan ave; ne rms,
SOS M st. n;e.-6 rms. bath. cleo.
gas h;-w.h. $50,
q, elee;, gas h.-wh. 45.o,
gas h.-w.h 4B.o,
Q Edmonston rd. E Riv.rdale, Nd. :,
~ slec.. gas. h.-w.h. - 42.5,
632ka Morton pl. NE rms, bath,
eiec. gas. h.-w.h. 3b O(
'2sa K -sS: st; SIS g. rms. bath, elec.. -,
ilo' s. puPfEx Ps' APaRrMssfs' FAR n: n:''r ZOO
1s41 North Capitol st.. No. Is
soa rms Nor,s xit'' bath; elec; tEss heat ss7St
. A IrYYNRpIYprc
Evening star., 1940-04-07
National H1OO. 925 18th St. n
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

1910 So: Lynn st. tnr. Army-Navy Club,:
nearly new; Z rms, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
rec. rm.: oil heat; sar.: $50. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50 Sun. WO 910O.
NEAR NAVAL REAsEARCH LABORATORY.
pleted-2-family homes. each unit con-
sistinR Of 2 rooms, oxford kitchen, tile
bath and shower. S47.50. including heat.
SOLDANO REALTY CO., Inc,
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$79.5U Eo0Ms' s2Ns' KITcHEN 4 BATH
Two large. bright rooms. large
dinette and kitchen. Beautifully
furnished New maple furniture
throughout. Parauet foors' We
netian blinds Fan In kitchens
Carpeted corridors Roof ssrden
New building. corner Lamont ST.
Free gas. eec. and refg Conyen-
tent shopping district. q minutes
from downtown: o4-hn,,r elevas
TOR service. Res. Mqr HO 800
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LARGE, MODERN APIS,
RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
Eent-Large. airy, delightful apt. at
modest rent, and sublet . few rms. Your
rent will be practically free. All rooms
hr. elev., phone serv. 3-4 rms. kit, b. from
$55. Alabama. l tn and NV: HO. 4776:
DUPLEX.
. rooms kitchen dinette and bath with
OF yard Rent includes heat. hot water
and janitor jann service; $50. S50. ru
THE FRANKLIN,
1911 r. I. AVE. NE.
Attractive, apartment Of 2 large rooms
and shower, screened porch: cross ventila.
tion: large, modern building; convenient
to stores and TRANSFORMATION.
Mr.. MERIDIAN PARK.
Newly decorated nat Of B. rooms. bath,
inclosed sleeping porch and large base
nnn ment room. private parking space h.-w.h.;
,o. AEz5aS Rzas1azs| lssi !sk4WS4E! SHAWN E. ...
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
2 BEDROOMS, $67.5O.
foyer. large living room. : GOOD sized
bath; decorated in pastel tints: Venetian
APPLY $500 CONN. AVE.
100 Eye St. NV. Me. $3.50.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
DUPLEX apt, 51s Raleish Ct: SEE F..
dinetse' F. p; 9ses SHr tHTni; TR1AN $4s,SSo ~
1910 Eye ct. NV. NE. 1855.
DUPLEX APIS,
eoos q. k.ns:s hs:s: 'ss sss5o s5ss r. din. T. b
''SS IN Il. T. E. GoLEMXN eis * p c., 5s''0,
1910 Eye st. NV. NE. 1888.
1904 4Oth ST. NV.
Apt. Ia rooms, kitchen, dinette. bath
and screened porch gas heat. Available
$4O.5O.
ess 18th. B. +. SAUL CO., MA. s1oo.
a3a NEW YORK AVE N.Y. AND AM 2
S. LEE HARRISON,
905 N. 7. Ave. NV Republic 3435.
27 GALLATIN ST. NV.
bath. ns front Snd and bsci @ porehes a scrsened ned:
heat light. gas. Frigidaire: new home:
aaults; business couple preferred.
1416 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Second hcor 'front.' rms & r. porch:
$45-PARK VIEW.
Isl seo SuStss: sssin eoss ss
new refrigssation. o10 Irving st. NV.
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A LIVABIE APT. BARGAIN
IN A LIKABIE NE1GHBORHOOD.
Garden Courts, 3rd St, cor. Delaheld
pl. NV. blk. from New Hampshire ave-
2 rooms dinette, kitchen and bath; car.
peted corridors ample locker space and
res. mgr, Apt. /. Phone RIA. 1917.
rms II fi.ehen aoDp md rI4Sa sssh: II hh.-wh Re-
0efaasssa Taos: 51kRI jazz l's CO o00r MA. ozss
EVELYN 103. CONCORD AVE. NV.
1857 seS oooP HOPE = Rp. sieessf sE s4o'o-s47'9o
OAK TERRACE. Il q % s71s lssh da ST. NJ
DosAIp.' S1i s. ssas s9al; :; 1atn ST. NE. $3.50
ii ~ " t;s
EDWARD P. schwartz, INC ~'''"o
1014 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 821O.
JUST OFF 18th ST. Mr.. MT. PLEASANT
Library-Bright, sunny apt; newly deco
rm:: KIT. bath; ss7.So. Also S%-rm'. rms kit. lit.
5619 LIST PL, NV RMS, DIN. KIT,
bath; newly decor, and located in q quiet
residential section convenient to every
'n'ssi sss sfSn m3INe ST Nw.-DrsrRAsLr
Conveniently. located to stores and transp.
2 rms. kit. bath, S43.5O.
2?3 ST. N.W.-2 RMS, KIT. BATH,
SSs = 81. s.E.-s RMS. KIT. BATH.
FRANK q PHuLnA DISTRICT 1911.
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See Apt 1O2
MT, PLEASANT. 1878 KnBoURNE PL.
nw-3 rooms. renovated: share kitchen
and bath Hobart O7s3.
301s SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE PMS.
pupont nsn ssss al sa'G day rs1a SUNDAY 'ou'''
1911 22nd ST. N.W- ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath with shower Venetian blinds: newly
decorated; facing park. Hobart 0027.
1927 b ST. S.E.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR;
pvt. bath. scr. porch, b. r. furn. utilities
Frigidairel: adults
OVERLOOKING UNION STATION PLAZA.
336 2nd 81. n.e-A rms. and bath; elec.
refg.; being redecorated: $50. s rms. bath
and porch new condition $3.50. Call
MIR. FITZGERALD. Ma 1854.
517 IRVING ST N.W-3 ROOMS. KIT,
private bath: all new, modern kit equip,
gas. cleo. phone incl: adults, RA. 1851
1927 Pennsylvania AVE. SE.-2-BED-
room apt. inclosed back porch, janitor
service. S55. Apply RANDLE 4, GARVIN,
2539 Penna. ave. Sc. AT. 1900.
TWO ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH.
everything included. S34 so. 12S 11th
ST. Sc Apply RANDLE &, GARVIN. $3.50
Penna. ave. Sc. AT. $500.
ANACOsTJA, BET NAVY YARD AND ST.
Elizabeth's HOSPITAL rms. kit. porch.
new stove. utilities included. Ii. 5451-W.
2las 4th 81 81, H;E;n3 RMS. KIT. BATH,
s414 14th n.w.-3 rms. kit, bath;
$40 sth nx.aNewly dee.; 8 rms, kit.
uRIoLo REALTY CO.. Me. 4s41.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

$500 9th ST NW-NICE, BRIGHT FRONT
apt. 2 rms. foyer. kitchen. bath with
shower: excellent condition. $50 Also 1
QH. or see ianitnr
Evening star., 1940-04-07

1926 PORTER ST. N.W-CORNER APT,
2 bedrms. lge. foyer, liv. rm. kit. bath;
porch u blk. Conn. ave-; cool and re-
freshinE in summer: S67.5O RES MGR.
o114 14th ST. NW.-ATTRACTIV A.
room apt. 4-familv Colonial house; 3 ex-
posures, oil heat. view. yard.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
5O24 NEBRASKA AVE. NV,

,r.I;'oAT ATIeS,' EaSdke Mi. 80
llO5 10th st. st r. h.-w.h.. elec. $3.50
LINKNS Co.
-I622 H st. NV. District 1922.
1O4 BUTTERNUT ST. NV,
r. b.. bungalow. oil heat, garage S67 $50
2305 TUNLAW RID. NV.
r, b.. h.-wh. screened porches sr.oo
$50 TUCKERMAN ST NV.
8 r. b. h.-ww,n,; refriser:: semi-det $3.50
8 r.. b.. h.-w.h.. refriger gar. 50 so
1855 18th ST NV.
r.. b.. h.-w.h.. redecorated 41so
sos I4th ST NE
r.. b.. h.-w.h.. refrieeration 45Oo
WAPlE e. JAMES, INC
-1224 18th st. NV. DI 3346.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

5O12 MASS. AVE. NW.-MAsTER-BUn
home: rooms; baths. 24-ft. recreation
lot $50 feet deep; trees. HI insreetion,
call Temple 2433.W.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

1919 9th ST. N.W.-ENTIRE End FL, 3
rms, kit, pvt. BATH elec.. gas, heat in
cluded: adults. See any time.
GEORGETOWN. BARGAIN. :'O34 o SIT
rms, bath: oil heat automatic water heat
eY; good condition. S45 Phone MI OOS7
Evening star., 1940-04-07

UNUSUAL APARTMENT. STUDIO TYPE,
very cool, in detached building near Rock
Greek Park, two blocks bus and car lines.
Large studio, living room. fireplace. bed
room, bath, shower, kitchen, Frigidaire.
Columbia 55fo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
HILARY HEWITT
 FORUM SPEAKER
English Lecturer at WOm- en's Club Friday for
 European Address

"Women in a Changing Europe" will be the topic under discussion at Friday nights session of the Wa terbury Community Forum at the Women's Club. The speaker will be Miss Hilary Hewitt, a young Eng fish woman who is featuring in this country.
 She will compare the position of women under modern forms and pailosophies of government. She mas traveled extensively in France, Switzerland, Germany and what was formerly Austria and Czechoslovakia. From 1926 to 1929 she was a Geneva, Switzerland, after which she at- tended the University at Frankfort am- Main, Germany. Here she was able to observe the growth of those forces which lead to the Nazi dic- tatorship of 1883.
 The final result of her study and travel was a book entitled, "Women Must Choose. She will be intro duced promptly at o'clock on Fri day evening by William M. Harris, chairman of the Y. M. c. A. com mitteey in charge of the Waterbury Community Forum programs. A question and answer period will fol- low Miss Newitt'S address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-06
FIREMEN HURT AT
 WESTERLY BLAZE

Westerly, R. T., Feb. 6-(UP)-A fireman was injured and two others were overcome early today as a gen. eral alarm swept a one-story build ing housing five store in the busi- ness center. The flames were con- trolled at 3 a. m. after a six-hour battle.
 Fire Chief Columbus Pasetti esti- mated damage at "close to $100,000" mostly from smoke and water and nearly all covered by insurance. The fire started in the basement.
 Fireman Lawrence Tate suffered severe face cuts and fremen Herbert Green and Cyrus Ashworth were overcome. All were treated at the scene.
 AS the blaze was discovered, one Westerly fire truck was called to Misquamicut to battle a 5000 fire that destroyed a cottage owned by Joseph Romanello.
 In the park building fire, stock was destroyed in quarters of the Candy Mart, Nash's News Store Carroll Perfumers, the Westerly Jew elry Company and the Park Depart ment Store. Stock of the Westerly Furniture Company in an adjacent building also was damaged by smoke