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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-17
tables, baked goods and other
dishes.
coTJ.ECTTONS UP

state tax collection from ~
taxes for February, 1949, were
SHAFTS - $82,C44.62 greaIel
Than for February, 1948-tne
state board of equalization has
reported. Largest collections OF
last month were e513,287 gaso-
line taxes and $294,6o9 lncolac
taxes. A major decline was
noted in the state clgarette
fax which raised $76,442lSl5,,-
0O4 below February, 1913, col
lectionS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-17
VA PAYMENTS TO VETS
TDnNF TMrnNdE r,ix

VA PAYMENTS TO VETS
EXEMPT FROM INCOME TAX
Gratuity payments to veter-
ans for benefits administered
by the Veterans Administration
are tax free and need not be
considered in computing in
come tax, the VA reports
Tax-exempt VA payments in
clude: J.
Subsistence allowances for
veterans training in schools, on
farms and on-the-job training
under the CT. Bill or Public
Law 16.
Payments by tine VA ID be
applied to veterans q. / loans.
Under the GIL. Bill the VA
pays the lender an amount
equivalent to 4 percent of the
guaranteed portion OF the loan,
to be credited to the veterans
account.) s
Readjustment allowances paid
under provisions Of the G.I.
Bill, for veterans periods OF
unemployment and self-em-
ployment.
Disability compensation and
pensions paid to veterans for
both service-connected and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-17
so0-e e1o.5.a -.-o.,a5

TWO-PEDO' racer of Piero Tarufi is claimed to have topped
world record for Observation-Disclosures cars in trial runs near
Rome at 208.7 miles an hour for five miles. Engines in right
torpedo, drivers seat in left.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-17

MOTTO:

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the
City of Hardin, Montana, will
receive sealed bids at the Office
Evening star., 1949-06-21

bottles Of cologne In the same
fragrances at the same price OF
this Promenade des F1eurs" set
The purse size fiacons with their
smart gold caps hold a dram and
half OF either the golden lilac
or golden lily" scents.
LEGEND: 1t has often been said
that in years gone by a dollar used
to buy a lot of things. Nowadays
well 1t can buy you an excel
lent grooming essential that has
been recently added to a beauty
line that is one of the "old guard
in the beauty business. It's q de-
odorant and antiperspirant that Il
soft and creamy. Applying 1t Is
easy and the preparation will not
dry out in the jar. Using this
supersec deodorant cream is
treat for those women who wish
to make a pleasurable habit out
of q daily necessity.
BUBBLE, BUBBLE, BUBBLE:
Lots and lots of bubbles to soften
hard water and for you to relax
In. It's no luxury to have won
derful bubble bath. A new bub-
bling bath oil will give you millions
Of bubbles that last. Pour one
tablespoon of the sea green bub-
bling bath oil in your tub. Run
on the water full force. Result IL
a tub full of bubbles that last and
allow you to relax in their per-
fumed effervescenee. The bubblins
bath oil comes In four delightful
fragrances.
ENUF OF THIS SUNTAN
TALK: It's fine II you tan easily
and nicely. But what about the
person who can't abide the sun?
Whose skin freckles. burns and
who has to shy away from the hot
hot rays? Looking pale makes
you look like last seasons fad
which has faded away in the light
of newer things. II you use q
new creme in q suntan shade you
can have all the beauty Of q sun
tan without the bother.
Evening star., 1949-06-21

AS fresh as day In June IL
this slimming house dress cut or
fiattering princess lines for the
larger figure. It buttons down
one side, has bold ric rae trim.
Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
Pattern No. 1891 is for sizes "a, 36
SO, 40, a, "A, as and 4s. Size SO
requires AZ yards of 35-inch
fabric.
For this pattern, send Is cents
in coins, your name. address. pat
tern number and size wanted tc
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star, p. O. Box 90, Station g, New
York 10, N. Y.
Send IS cents today for the
newest Stylist-the spring anc
summer issue has special features
smart new frocks, original designs
free pattern printed inside the
book.
Evening star., 1949-06-21

and chestnut for the tone that
harmonizes best with your skin
coloring.
LILIES AND LILACS: These
flowers are responsible for two of
the most charming fragrances
ever devised. Both come packaged
in a slender, pale blue box whose
inside lid has a delicate and lovely
Cooley French Print portraying
fashionable Partisan ladies. These
light, young fragrances are for
wear all summer long. Wear them
to the Office or while out on a
date. The fiacons are guaranteed
leak-proof and the special shaker
top makes the perfume easily dis
pensable. And because you will be
so delighted with the perfume
fiacons a miniature blown
crystal funnel Is included with
the package. You won't have to
buy a complete new perfume set
when you run low. You'll be able
to refill from set of two one OF.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
Manual
Tasks
BY Angelo Patri

There is o widespread notion
that using ones hands in useful
work is degrading. 1t lowers ones
standing in society to be known as
one who earns his living with his
hands. That is too bad for So
ciety. It is a great lift to a
worker to be able to use his hands
skillfully enough to bend the
events and the needs Of his life
to his will. Through the use OF
his hands man has risen from
the slough Of helpless ignorance.
But because of this mistaken
notion, education in this country
is largely directed toward the cul-
tivation of the mind, and its use,
through knowledge gained from
books. knowledge gained by the
use of the hands in mastering
crafts is largely overlooked or
scornfully pushed toward those
who are regarded as none too
bright. No greater error can be
made in the education Of a people.
Dull minded people can be
frightened a bit by the use Of
their hands. We have discovered
at long last that handwork Is
very helpful to the convalescent
and to shut-ins. We are slow
to learn that it Is q most valu-
able stimulant to the mind and
character of the highly intelligent,
so we hold them to books and
deprive them of this activity that
would nourish their native intel
hgence.
There is q concern that goes
deeper than that we hold for the
cultivation of the intelligence,
That lis concern for the culture
of the soul, the culture of char
acter. Handwork. work that must
be done as q daily routine. Is the
very root of sound character.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
WhyGrow
Old?
ey josephine Lowmoa

You probably are smarter than
I am. but for years I hare been
bewildered about where TO look for
clothes for the different women in
my family. ! have not known Just
how sizes and ages are classified.
Therefore. when ] had the op-
portunity OF taking with o smart
girl who knows. I found out. ]
think maybe you would like 70
know. too. This formula may not
be adhered TO in every store. but
/ II Is the general rule.
Women s regular sizes-3s 10 ~.
Women's half sises-I4i7 10
24l7. These sizes are for larger
women who are short and stocky
II means a shorter waistline and
the garment is cut to the meas
urements OF the short. heavy
woman.
/ Misses sizes-lo to 20. This is
supposed 10 be the average Amer
lean size. In some instances II
actually Is as small as size Q for
the very tiny customer. 1t Is
usually styled for the more sophis-
ticated woman.
| Junior sizes to Is. This is
supposed TO be o size. not an age
In most cases. however. the styles
are young and most women will
not wear a junior size. Like half
sizes, juniors have a shorter waist
line and are cut for n shorter
figure.
Teen-age-T to H.. These are
for the growing girl.
Diminutives-lo TO 20. These
are styled forthe woman s feet g.
| inches and under. II Is q misses
size for the shorter figure. but Ia
planned for the more mature.
sophisticated buyer.
II would be wonderful II sizes
could be more standardized but
the human figure is not stand
ardized either. You will see that
some OF the sizes are by bust
measurement and some by age.
Usually size IL means q 34-inch
bust measurement and size II
36-inch bust measurement. but
women often muddle the picture
by being out Of proportion. The
woman with large hips and q small
bust and the one with q large bust
and normal hips. and the one with
very broad shoulders or extreme
height will have difficulty.
/ I think the easiest thing would
be for us to normaliZe our figures,
since manufacturers have not yet
met the needs of varying figures
Do you At perfectly into q GER
tain size except for hips which
are too large. q waist that Is too
thick. or a bust that is too heavy?
If so. why not remedy It and
experience the thrill that comes
from putting on o dress which
requires no alteration ut all?
You can! Hips can be reduced.
waist. too. with . few weeks OF
exercise! II you are short wasted
you should take stretching exer-
cises and try to remember posture
In order to give yourself a. much
distance between the waist and
the bust as possible.
Write. and send q stamped. self
addressed envelope II you want
help In order to At yourself into
some certain size. for combination
waist and hip reducing exercises
request leafiet No. 5 and for bust
improvement ask for leafiet No. T..
Address Josephine Lowman In care
Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
BY EIeni

BY Eieni
SENSIBLE MAIDENS: Look
listen and when informed Of 9
good buy, Immediately investigate
1t. This June 1t makes sense To
save dollars. You can apply them
toward your vacation plans. Here's
an opportunity to take advantage
of a really fine special. For this
month only, the firm that makes
the excellent beauty preparations
that have creamy milk consist
ency to them (some even have ii
included in the formula) are offer
ing a Incorporation package that
when sold separately 60 for $3.50
During June it's a mere $3.50 for
a foundation that helps cover
facial imperfections, makes pow
der and rouge cling to the skin
and certainly fiatters the less
than perfect complexion. The
super-delicately blended powder
goes on easily and fingers. Choose
from clover, wheat, apricot, peach
Evening star., 1949-06-21
It's Flv

BY Betsy cesweII
wcsnan's Page Editor

The fly season is here with
vengeances-these warm. muggy
days seem to bring them swarm
ing. And. according to statistics.
Mr.. Fly Ia responsible for more
human deaths than any other
living creature. Although We have
managed to get him under con-
troll to q certain extent. he still
causes us much misery. such as
summer complaint" and diar-
rhea," and too often continues to
beat us to the draw with typhoid
fever, cholera and possibly in
fantile paralysis - although the
last has not been definitely
proven.
As flies are tough. and not easily
killed, even by the useful DDT
sprays, researchers are constantly
at work to develop spray that
will have lasting effects. Space
sprays will kill flies II they ac-
tually hit the pests. but repeated
residual treatments will be needed
to keep the premises really free
of the insects.
Residual treatments Of outdoor
nIaces such as garbage cans.
porches, ETC.. may be made with
5 per cent DDT In oil solutions.
The spray should be applied
around the breeding spots and
window and door screens treated
by applying the solution with a
brush. Never apply an oil solu-
ton where 1t will fall upon grass
or plants, as 1t will kill them. Here
you should choose O wetable
powder which can be mixed with
water. Outside areas will prob
ably need spraying every two
weeks.
II flies get into the house. resi-
dual treatments should be applied
by spraying a s per cent DOT oil
solution. especially to the places
were flies like to gather. such as
the light fixtures. drop cords,
edges of arches, window and door
frames. Be thorough about spray
ing the walls and ceilings OF rooms
where food odors are apt to at
tract flies.
In addition to the common
house fly, you may have to cope
with cluster flies, sand flies and
fruit flies. The cluster flies are
larger than house flies and usually
sneak into houses In the fall to
find O comfortable spot for the
winter. These are the big boys
that you see crawling about slug
gishly, with a particular affinity
for lamps. Spray walls. store
rooms and attics. also window cas-
ings with the DDT solution.
Sand flies are those tiny blood
sucking gnats, found mostly In
resort areas. They are attracted
to light, and on moonless. muggy
nights invade beach cottages In
hordes-they are 50 small they 60
right through screens. Therefore
1t is necessary to apply DOT to
the window and door screens, the
walls and the light fixtures.
Fruit flies, or vinegar gnats."
hover about and breed In overripe
or decaying fruits, and swarm
about opened wine bottles. There
is not much you can do about
them, except to keep all fruit and
wine In the refrigerator when not
being used
Evening star., 1949-06-21
By Peggy Roberts

These adorable designs are fun
to embroider and the stitches are
simple and the colors gay! You'll
want to make several sets OF
towels, for Dottie Duckling is the
belle of all shower parties and
bazaars.
To obtain this pattern. send 40
cents in coins. giving pattern
number, your name, address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts,
The Washington Star, p. o. Box
100, Station g. New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
To Make Blouse

A yard of 3s-inch to 42-inch
material with no up or down de-
sign can make q blouse with short
raglan sleeves or short set-in
sleeves In sizes 10 TO 20, says the
Department OF Agriculture.
Evening star., 1949-06-21

Bottles bottles bottles! Who won' to the r0oop pack them
number
The
Dip All " good
ground
Evening star., 1949-06-21

Yorkshire Pudding
Yorkshire pudding may be
baked In custard cups for individ-
ual servings.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

VETERAN and three children desire
two-hedroom house: prefer Cherry
dale or Of Lee hwy; not over $50
mo. CH. 6374. 23'
HOUSE WANTED to rent, unfur-
niShed, 3 beorms in D. c. or sub
uros; viii pay Up 10 500 mo. AT.
WANTED TO RENT JUNE Ist-2 or
3 hedrm. unfurn. house in Airing
ton or Alex. by commander. wife.
child, dos, cat. Call GL 5923. ---23
BUNGALOW or rambler, 8 or . rms,
preferably in Arlington. Will pay Up
to 500. Please phone AK. 44lO.
AIRLINE OFFICIAL wants uniurn %
f1ve-bedEoom house in D. c.. nv.
2 PERMANEST GOVERNMENT en-
ployes. 2 children, must have 3-bed-
room unfurnished house in South
east. AT. 1897 or AK. 1888. ga
UNTURNIsHED 2 or 3 bedroom home:
basement, side porch, trees; level
preferred WILSON. Elk. 4l60. Ext.
1885 or ewes. HQ. 2l04. 22'
MECHANICAL ENGINEER and family
desire 2-3 bedroom house. unfur-
nished; will consider remote loea-
ton: $50 max Rockville BIAS. 24'
Evening star., 1949-04-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

758 QUEBEC PLACE N.W.-Row
house, 6 rooms, furnished; modern
kitchen; oil burner; 8 bedrooms. l "a
baths; closed porch on first floor
garage; $l75 per month. RA. 1857.
GRIN. BUNGALOW
cool; large garden: suitable for chill
dren; $l45. 4e01 Maple ave. Be-
thesda. OIL. 7775 Fri. eve. or Sat,
CHEVY cHAsE-Brick, 4 bedrms,, 2
baths powder rm.' oil oil beaats bbsaats 2-cs5 S5
cSasPf SsPf SoD o6' Ho1enss 1enfss ssrnstsSie M SSSe Mass
baths; near beach, SWIMMING, sail
ins. Telephone after 8. EN-; O904
1902 r ST. N,W.-Beautifully, fur:
nished with antiques and Oriental
rugs: Z large rooms and baths
Price; $3.50 per %1Hsh; 1Wapn InspssTsigNn TTi y
y ReaitoE; 1907 Eye st. p.w. sr
cHShEVY HhSS; cS CHASE VsEs' MD. bungalow for
5 mos. beginning May 10: nr; shop:
ping district; $136. WI. 1923. 20
633 LEXINGTON PL: NE.,Row
brick. 8 rooms @ bedrooms bdT n1as rofar oatn,
$Yb0 $ mo: immediate posse ssion
LgGHs Co, 1906 H st. NV, gA,
MI. VIENNA, vA.-New country home
2-bedrm bungalow, sunrm., all mod
ern oonveniences; avail June Is:
.1s ssns stS s1ss Err Wfsst yeRpa hssR SartIy ,ar
nished 8 rooms and bath, rear
porches, h.-w.h. tgaS), lavatory and
: laundry trays in basement; new
house condition. Inspection by appt.
MOORE 81 HILL CO., S04 18th st.
NV ME 4l00 "a
FOR 2 M0NTHS-3 bedrooms, ga
rage, garden: near Reno and Ne
braska ave. NV. Call OR. 0S70 or
RAVENWOOD f 9 TATES Falls
Church-4-bedrm. modern rambler,
kit, 16-cu. 1T. deep freeze and 12-
in. television; furn. in blond mahog.
1865 Kenyon ST. N.w.-conyen-
iently located 3-bedroom. 2-bath
home; full basement with lavatory,
gas heat, 2 screened porches; $l75
per mo. Call Mr.. Mac with WALKER
d DUNLOP, DI. 0222. PA
5-ROOM HOUSE. 2 bedrms., rent $l35
per month. close to everything
HANNAH. CHI $685.. "a
Evening star., 1949-04-22
HOUSES Fur. OR ukEuR.

long lease: can interest
only home-msker desiring besutifal
Colonial surrourc!nss. perfect set
ting for antiques and refined Avihg
rent allowed 3 months for renod-
cling to suit; unioHe river view and
garden; part of house adaptable for
release CT separate apt. Write
BOZ obl-B, Star "a
Evening star., 1949-04-22
AQuSES TO SHARE

PVT. BATHRM.. bedTm- for 2, a gar
for the car, OF bus stop In ytew, this
kitchen is yours Il you wish TO ca;
here. II you'd rather so out nies
places are near; the side porch u
summer Is delightfully."- cool Il
you're interested al al you bette,
and EIye me q call. Pvt. gentilt
home. Gentlernan pref. En- 2as5
cOLoRED-CoUPLE or single person
10 share 5-room house. al privileges
AK. 2072 between IL and 2 o,
after pm. -2z
Evening star., 1949-04-22

house condition; new eft: rsfsr.,
P.,i Prefer Adults. sis5 mo, Law:
FALLS CHURCH-5-room brick bum
ARLINGTON REALTY CO" oW.
LsASNSpSovER HrLLs-New 2-bedrm.
sslsk n.Ii T9 eangslSx; shSz full bsmt and stsic
TRINIDAD Ssis ban H2HREA-six rooms. base
Refs. sh.' reaaired. Saih gas Box sss-sd. O. ssaP.
s-BEDRM., s-RM. BRK. BUNGALOW,
a.-c. heat, 10c and go min. DOWN
town; 2 mi. from Peace Cross on
sFANIEEY sfASRIs!i aaosRESG, WAN wa. ss77;
vseaN1 asas; w AoGsEs Uses for rent in Col
tense Heights. Nd, SIIO. VICTOR
WfckERsHAM REALTY. OR, 2I0o,
sPRRVfR YPRRsVn y spiRrNG-New. Ii 4-OedTm. aE
sas ss' ssfsss ss ss ,S bsmP sss@' ss dst
1851 soi-s, ARIINGroN fisaGrN RIDGE RID, s.
8 bedrooms, 2ta baths, studio din
ing room. large living room. ,kitch-
available; no small q children; 5000
SUBURBAN HOUSE for rent Virginia
Attractive S-room cabin unfurn..
miles from Key Bridge; $500 Tor
season. Small stone terrace. 2 nre-
places. electricity, nondrinkers' non
LoVRIY sWGkef'' DEF. E sRiCk HssS HOME. newly
decorated; large garden space, eony.
to transp. and shopping. OK. uoS5.
HSNTNddoS' saSa1ls aS ..da.a asss sslls g. j. H.r.n ven
condition; possession. May /! SIS
aWW4iLsREE Va GG MAY NAY 1. S rm., basement
screened porch. fenced yd. on bus,
rt., Is min. to Wash. on o. 8. l,
S100. See At Sol Wesmono or"
saafCK alea COLONIAL HOUSE. on State
large tract OF land. Contains Lying
room, dining room. bath, with nre-
places scrsss. Sssrs nSTeS sss sd nd fsehep oor.
Bedrooms with 5h baths; 3rd floor.
y painted and decorated: GE oil
heat, good water supply: Ideal Tor
doctor or executive; Se25 per mo.
TN Ts, oy sRfsx fssl fssRiossIi sGNGaIow. siao
Der mo. iao East Marshall st..
assifed. assif onoidaiN MaNNAs REALTY 20 q %so.
saRaaND.Skw aa NDSsfkw 7-rm. house. a.s baths:
on Colesville I'd: nr. Naval ordnanss
LIB; @ rent $3.50 mo, ssoo KAY REMsTY REAL
So S. HaMTfGIrdf aMG g. ii1S TE1sSkAcE. s.K-
Brand-new 6.room and bath, semi
Gail BEITzELI pI. 3l00. 30
Evening star., 1949-04-22
tcens.

HoUsEs-sALE-k.W. tceas.,
on. OF TIE sEsT s11f sTsfAaHEs 4 Ts'h !,
se.iins a corner brick house OF 8
rooms, all modern conVenienees, 2
baths. oil heat. hardwood noorS;
bought for his own home PRICE
sll 800, With sI.5o0 down. No
n ssiots kock cRgEk esinf = PARK ak ..et.on@D~
tached Dutch Colonial. separate 2
car gsrAEe; 4 bedrooms. 3 baths.
finished attic and cellar; LIST noor,
large hv. rm-. With mirrored nre-
place. din. rm. and kit. center-hali
to to" be III fully Appreciated. Inquire
,lso 1sto aSss. aSss,elcvS svE. 5" nv " extended
Attractive : rms. lst-n. den or bed
rm. and N bath, gas a:-e. heat.
s.t. ss1: beautiful lot G.ta. xisa trsss; n,,ss
ssi1 i'iaR' nR. BAILEY. BALE; 81 81. s6is' p'ass Ma4
Sl2i OLD GEORGETOWN kD.. Be-
thesda, Md nice rms. oil h.-v b.. /;
large lot. flowers and trees. Gar, !;
near stores thsstsrs etc ,, eshrs1is sts
NEAR H ztooIoGiCAI pARK-Modern-
stic 2-family brick; broom apt.
available for purchaser; other apt.
rented for S65 mo; priced for
!2mef F% ISIS. iss siotER s159 ssn'sn'ri si5as
n,es sstA ST. NV: NV, in oIa g. o.eF.s; :.;
large and roomy corner detached
I rms, 2 baths. detached gar, oil
h..x,h.; nice bsmt; 10. 1oxI25 .;a ono & :
Easy terms. ANNENBERG REALTY
So &C. sfs F. SHxR sYS1 ''l' lcsrRfTfNprN 7 n sr.
solPs s1sPs hSasf. Ssssry co 5i'',, .,,.; baths q
NEAR fa,l Nc GRXNT Ml1i0ni c1StiE. XII Corner :
gas h.-w.h.: furn. apt. End a.: ga-
rage. Al condition. Bsmt. with
has possibilities. Act now. $16,b00.
GE Ell or Il os4i ,.u.,, 2 ca2d,-
tion and location; 6 rooms. oil heat,
splendid fenced lot; Takoma Park,
Terms. ORRISON. RA. 541b. -23
WHY PAY MORE when you can buy
brick Colonial for $4,000 down.
With 2 path lst e1Sel,nt SeT nice ssbeed oee
Must sell. THoMPsoN & GRAY
Realtors, eo4 Ellsworth dr., 81.
BY z eowNER-e,rm. brick bed bed
eP eoss to fsesss
shruSbery. About Sss 800 cash re-
sEE 1894 HAMILTON ST. NV
Sssam, SSssn sas bs,Ss snd sse san very y l,Sssss
that is ideal for children; close 70
schools, playground. etc; sskins
S1s,5O0. on terms. JOHN LIPS
COMB & CO.. MI. 0ooO: ewes. MI.
1851 HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Here is
room. ro raeai dinios io room, kitchen. library
l Va bath, back porch; end moor. 4
bedrooms, sleeping porch. baths;
Prsed ES9@ ssrss e s. s1sfsht es M
sRosaa sex'nsfsR fNc., Va shit,aton sa Bida'. 81
$500; ewes, GL. 1855. rs
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Detached. Groom brick home. conv.
to schools, churches and shopnins:
large 40 frst trust
Victor WickerSham Realty
OR. 210O. open . till Q. -22
American University Park
First Offering of this center hall plan
detached brick residence. including
Q den and lavatory on the first floor;
ond floor; Q fine recreation room /;
stairway to the attic; air conditioned
heat with old burner; heavy slate
roof. brick garage; the den is large
enough to convert into q hrst-noor
bedroom II desired; owner has pur-
chased other property and has priced
to sell Immediately Phone Harley
p. Evans. WO O290. with
Cu NNNN ITICuG T0
Evening star., 1949-04-22
VACANT
A REAL BUY

In these lovely coop. apts. 2 bed
dining room. ali new modern kitchen:
choice location, in 1905 freproof
elevator bldg. Price and terms TO
suit your pocketbook. Apt. SO open
for inspection. 2-s pm. Sat. and
sun 1885 Phelps pl. NV. Coop
Il blk. west Of Conn. ave at Calf
ST. EDWARD J. KYLE, Resltor,
Evening star., 1949-04-22
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

INDIVIDUAL COMMITMENTS. low
Is 50 monthly; local and Va. moy-
1855 SAFETY sTd. g. TRE CO.
MOVING ACROSS THE sTaEE1 e
scross he country: safe storage 10
isna1s'ss Psone 10. oIos I0s Union sSR sfosAos
co NC est 1898 @ xovSo co-
24-hr. service. furniture; trunks and
baggage AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. CAN
M. q B. MOVING co. household
movers and general haulers. No
lob too large or too small Prompt
service. Open "a hours. FIR. Ts0S'
GREENwooD's TRANsFER-Let US
move you. No job too small. Rea-
sonabfe rates. TR. 5346.
EDELMAN MOVING & STOkAGE-
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. ia. 2937; ewes. GE. l4l6.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Conyeniences Galore

A grand cooperative 1-bedrm. apt
with large liv. rm.. complet tely equip.
Kit. fuli tile bath and shower; u
block from bus and ! block from
one Of the most complete shopping
areas in new Southeast Wash. Very
fairly priced at S7.460 with only
per mo. total charges. For appt. to
inspect, contact Mr. Walsh, MA
9I4I days; FA. 42s2 evenings
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC, 1928 X St NV. -23