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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-15
GurrYowen News

MRS. Billie Pitsch and Mrs.
Ella Louk attended the Bap-
tist state convention at Living
SION Tuesday and Wednesday,,
DINNER guests at the Denny
nome on Mothers Day were
MIR: and Mrs. w. C.. Drake, MIR.
ana Mrs. Ira Drake and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Naylor
and family, MIR. and Mrs. Ell
YIN Davis and family, Melvin
Denny and Lee Joyce Taylor.
NICK Nepper and Douglas
P!tSch were overnight guests of
Dlcky Denny Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Pitsch
Shopped in Billings Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Braaton
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Evin Clauson.
Mrs. Hardt of Hardin was a
Sunday dinner guest of MIR.
and Mrs. Pete PitSch.
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Davis of
MoIsse, Mont, visited at the
nome of Elvin and Ray Davis
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Lackman
and family of Hardin visited
at the Pete Pitsch home Sun
day afternoon.
Richard Price spent Sunday
night at the Denny home.
The Snappy SHIPPER All club
INST at the Denny home Satur-
day afternoon. Main feature of
the meeting was instruction in
Judging in clothing conducted
by Mis- Clementine Sittel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronnie Bohlew
and daughter of Sheridan were
Saturday night guests at the
Andrew PitSch home.
Mrs. Andrew Pitsch went to
Bozeman as delegate to the BIZ
enniel convention of the Luth-
eran Womens Missionary. Mrs.
Don GanSke and Mrs. Adolph
Jabs, Hardin delegates, accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Elvin Davis was reflect
ed state recording secretary at
the Baptist state convention
held in Livingston.
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SGrpY Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Nichols
of Sheridan visited with Mr.
and Mrs. W. r. Nichols several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Anderson
were Billings shoppers Tuesday,
A house warming party was
held at the French ranch home
last Saturday. The evening was
spent visiting and pIavinp
cards. The group presented the
French family with a lovely
gift of draw Grapes for their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Gamble
and daughter, Dorothy, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Winford
Hayes one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Reddinp
and family visited former res
identS of Sarpy in Sheridan
last Wednesday.
Curley Wetzel of Sheridan
visited with George Nimick AFT
the Anderson ranch on FRIDAY,
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. Conover
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Lumber Co. Offers
New Building Service

Continuing its policy of pro-
viding the best in lumber and
service, the Hardin Lumber Co.
now offers its customers the
new Weyerhaeuser 4-Square
Farm Building Service" I. L.
Dehnert, manager of the COM
pany, announced this week.
This new service now con-
tains 16 new farm homes as
we'll as some Ito farm buildings
and equipment items. The
homes are designed especially
for modern farm living. The
buildings are planned by agri-
cultural engineers to give GUS
toners buildings that are func-
tionally and structurally cor
rect.
There is a design in this SER
vice to meet the needs of prac-
tically every type of farm pro-
gram.
Buildings and equipment
items are carefully illustrated
and thoroughly described in
the large office manual of the
4-Square Farm Building Ser
vice. The Hardin Lumber Co.
invites all of their friends to
come in, look over this inter-
esting book, and study these
up-to-date designs.
Using this Service, our Gus
toners will receive the full
benefits of professional plan
ming - benefits that come with
dual planning - agricultural
experts determine the ideal
use requirements of each
building and farm structures
engineers design the buildings
to meet those requirements"
Mr.. Dehnert emphasized.
For each design in the SER
vice there are complete working
drawings and specifications t.
show how these buildings can
be built soundly, durably, and
economically with wood and
other dependable building ma
terialS.-Adv.
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WYold News

Mrs. Harold McGovern en-
tertained at two birthday par
ties, one on Monday, May 5,
honoring her daughter, Letha,
and one Wednesday, May T.,
honoring her son, Jimmy.
Schoolmates and teachers were
invited to each party.
Burt O'Bryon became i'll at
Casper, Wyo., after starting for
California in his car. He re-
turned home, received medical
care and is feeling much bet.
ter at present. MIR. O'Bryon OPP.
crates the Little Horn Trading
and Locker Plant at Wyola.
The Senior Baptist Youth
group entertained at a Moth
ers' tea Monday, May IL, at
the Wyola Baptist church base,
ment from $3.50 to 4:3O pm.
A musical program was given
during the afternoon. Those
taking part in the program
were Barbara Greenough, DON
ma Endicott, Paula and Mar
garet Farman, Dale Hopper,
Bobby Redman, Lillian Mills
paugh, Inalbelle Hammett, and
Bonnie Wham. Approximately
SO women attended the tea. Ar
rangements for the affair were
under the general direction of
Miss Julia Brand.
The Wyola Mems club met
Monday evening in the Wyola
church basement. Karney Red
man gave a talk on the use
of Phosphate in Farming" Re-
freShments were served at the
close of the evening.
Graduation exercises for tina
Wyola eighth grade graduates
will be held Wednesday, May
81, at 500 pm. at the Wyola
Community hall. Following are
the names of the graduates:
Tommy O'Bryon, Dewitt Dillon,
LuJuana Dillon. Rosa Mae Dill,
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Two and q Holt Years with
Longview Buick Co. of Long
view. Wash. and Billie Gro
ham. Portland. Ore. West
Coast Buick Distributors.
Served us Motor Muchinist
in u. S. Navy. World Wur II.
Now in charge of Service
Department at Rudys.
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st. Xdvier News

The government employees
OF Crow Agency and st. Xavier
held a meeting in ST. Xavier
Tuesday evening. The business
meeting was held at the Leo
Sells home followed by a Soc
1al gathering and dinner at the
Uriel King home.
MIR. MartenSen took the
eighth and ninth grade boys to
visit in Hardin high school Fri
day.
The Upper Big Horn Home
Demonstration club met Thurs
day with Mrs. Richard Kahler
with Is members present. Miss
Clementine Sittel gave a very
interesting and instructive talk
on business administration.
Mrs. Ada Kings home eco
nomicS class gave a Mothers
Day banquet Friday evening in
the school gym. The girls ex-
hibited their various kinds of
handwork, sewing, hammered
brass work, plaques of all
kinds, lovely necklaces and
vanity sets, textile painting,
and bracelet earrings to match.
MIR. MartenSen took the sew
enth, eighth, and ninth grade
boys to Worden to the tourna-
ment Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Thomas
and sons were in Hardin Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Kessels
entertained the following at
dinner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
OBrien, and H. C. Forney and
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Faw and
daughter, MaviS, entertained
the following at a Campfire
dinner at their home Friday
evening: MIR. and Mrs. D. Linn
ing and family, MI. and Mrs.
Zelmer, Rev. and Mrs. Hart. and
family, Mrs. Kent Cook and
Mrs. John Reno.
Mrs. O.. E. Robertson was a
Billings business caller Monday.
MI. and Mrs. C.. F. Carper
were Saturday evening guests
of Mi. and Mrs. r. C. Willett.
v. H. Ross, Sam Denny and
H. r. Salyer visited the st.
Xavier school Monday.
Mrs. Jim Macarthur, who is
attending Eastern Montana
College of Education in Billings,
spent the week end with her
family.
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lon, Rita Smith, David Thomas,
Billy Greenough, Lillian Mills
paugh, Henry White and Paula
Jean Farman.
The Wyola Square Dance
club held a dance Saturday
night at the Wyola Community
hall. Officers for the coming
year were elected as follows:
Paul Farman, Jerry Osgard
Walt Stark, Lawrence Wheeler
Erwin Wiley, Floyd CoWles and
Harold Hager.
Wyola Women's club mem
bers will meet Saturday, May
II, at 2 pm. at the Wyola COM
munity hall. Roll call will be
Montana Composers. A music
festival featuring the young
and older musicians will be the
program. Tea will be served at
the end of the program by Mrs.
A. N. Roberts, Mrs. John HAM
NETT. Mrs. Henry White, Mrs.
Judy Ingersoll and Mrs. Carl
Gross.
The Wyola P. T. A. will meet
Friday, May Is, at 8:G0 pm. at
800 pm. at the Wyola Com
munity hall. Installation of Of
ficers for the new year and fin
al reports are scheduled for the
evening. Herbert Kerns will
show slides of a trip to Alaska.
Several women attended the
Baptist convention held in
Livingston, May 8, 4, and 5.
Those attending were Mrs.
Francis Eggart, Mrs. Carl Gross,
Miss Julia Brand, Mrs. Carl
GreenWald and Mrs. Maude
Ehillinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lake of
Lodge Gras recently bought the
Dorothy Hass property in Wy
ola and plan to make their
home there. MI. Lake is man
ager of the Big Horn Rural
Electric Coop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Powers and
family have returned from a
trip to California and the
southern states.
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SET MEETING DATES

The state Home Demonstra-
ton council has set the dates
of June 20-21 for their annual
nesting at Montana State COL
lege in Bozeman, Mrs. Torrance
Harvey, Kalispell, president of
the group announced today.
Developing an overall, state
home demonstration program
is ths main purpose of the
council meeting, Mrs. Harvey
said, but the women will be
given plenty of time to enjoy
their visit in BOzeman.
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DIRKSEN TO SPEAK

United States Senator Ever
EFT NJ. Dirksen. of Illinois will
be the principal speaker at the
Montana Republican delegate
convention at Helena May 20,
State Chairman George M. Cos
man of Dillon announced.
Senator Dirksen will speak at
the Helena civic center at 0:15
o'clock that night, and Gosman
invited all interested persons to
hear him, since "DirkSen is one
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were Sunday callers at tho
Tony Berger and Dan Romine
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R, Gamble
ana family and Charles COD
veiskey were Sunday callers Of
Gne Arthur Gamble home in
MIR. and Mrs. orville Rexford
ana family of Myers. Mr. and
MIS-; Lewis Lilley and children
OF Hardin, and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Lilley and SON of siIesis
we're Sunday visitors at the
nome of MIR. and Mrs. Row
Mrs. Dan Romine and Mrs
paul Gamble of sarpy and
mrs: Ralph Swanson and Son
c % Myers e visited and played
nome Tuesday evening while
the men attended the Farmers
station. "O 'iie
The American system of coins
was devised by Thomas Jeffere
son over 160 years ago,
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Hardin Tribune-Herold. Thursday. May Is 1853

of the outstanding lawmakers
in the nation today. He hits
hard and thinks hard, and he
is well worth hearing. Montana
is fortunate to have him visit
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the state" 90

Extensive shipbuilding activ-
tiles have been resumed in the
port of Leghorn, Italy.
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RUDY

Who Will Be More Than
Glad To Give You ON Hon.
est Appraisal on Your Cur
for Trude-in. or Will Sell
You q Better Used Cor.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
MlscELLANEous FOR SALE
REFGR., gas. an sizes. S3a so up.
installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..

EEFGK e s1':.,ssa gas. an sizes: sse;so g W yp.
2237 Ga. ave-. DE. 2-5566.
RUG, blue broadloom, sxs IT,. $25;
gray hall runner. 2x23 IT,. .$15;
24x3$ n; and 2 chairs. $50. Call
RYE HtS SsHs and sflS S: SSsSsr SofSs DbsEn
pattern in body Of rug; S135. Rug
iute; Sis. Rx. 6o5so6. IS
RuGe. imported Persian. Oriental
design, heavy. closely woven for
good wearing. 9xl2. $49.50: Sx11.
$39. 30: other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 q st. NV.
RUG. masnificient new handwoven.
self-brocaded Maroon Chinese, 9x12.
sps rspatsSis SsIsan person ss1S A. osss
RUGS. KERMd!AN...,Red. 10. e~x11, g.;
ssas: sss 5s;x4.. chinese. SEQ eng. esiss'
RUGs-chinese. Oriental. Nichols
Harcraft superior quality. Soft
silver gray. Raised corner design.
G) 12 BY 16, ~ o BY 10, (2) 2 by
4. All same color. Used months.
Worth $4,000. Sale price, $1,000.
dIWI D. Forest drive. AfL IA.
SAFE, 6-ft. high interior: excel.
cond. Sold ct sacrifice due TO NOV.
Ing. Call JU. 5-1046.
SAFES AND MONEY CHESTS. eelec.
ton All styles and sizes for every
use. ftted for your needs and de-
Hyered; unexcelled service. THE
SAFEMASTERS Co. 626 Mass. ave
NV: Elk: 3-5760.
$69.96. less 1879. zie-zags; All
makes. up to 25es discount; credit
unions honored; other appliances by
SEWING MACHiNEs-Reeardiess oi
any discount, save SIS to $40 more
here for same quality machines
HYATTSvILLE SEWING MACHINE
SERVICE. 5211 Baltimore blvd
sir Cover and drapery materials
in beautiful patterns; 36 and 4S in
pebble crepe. 95c and 81 80 I'd; go
n, twill. Soc. 69c, 79c yd. JE. q
W,
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH BULLDOG, male, thorough
bred. Axe REGISTERED, papers. 1S
mos old. SIS. AP: 7-1715. 10
COOKERS black and parti; beaut.
snd snd. healthy real pups; 2 2 mos; mi $25 sooE f
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL regis
tered puppies: country bred. gentle.
healthy. ready for Xmas. giving.
COCKER PUPPIES for Christmas;
BLACK. Axe. excel. psdisres. JE.
TOY tMANCHEsTER PuPPIEs, -
ends or weekdays after 5. wO. 6-S51f
BOXER 2, rgPrI5s.A. Z. PIES =. ,Msrsz cnIlss:
old. faun with white markings. su-
perior disp.. and breeding. Axe
registered. dam and sire can. be
sssn bS sSoS Sra. home 1u more 974D DGTss6t G6t
Portland rd., Silver sprinS. SS
BOXER PUPPIES, 6 mos old. sired
BY Champion Mr.. Tut. Call JE
Boxer PUPPIES, A. X. c., for Xmas
females, golden fawn. sired by son
OF Champ. Wardlord. 10. S-4592;
CHIHUAHUA-Pediereed, male. Ions
haired, mos. old; lovable pet; SAB,
Call Sun. and eyes,. EN-. 3-4767.
CANARIEs, guaranteed young singers;
also females. 2021 Srd street ne,
BOXER TjiSs PUPs, beautiful male fawn,
2A mos, AKA registered. Cali or
write DR.. a. r. ANDERSON. Jr.,
PXRAKEETs, breeders for sale. $50
pair. Call any time Sunday or
Monday. Ii. 1884. --S
BOXER, thoroughbred, A. X. c. reg
istered, l IA years old; very well be-
haved. Purchaser must be able to
provide good home. $76 or best
offer. Call ewes. after 8. OIL. 4-1O90.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, blacks and
bun; males and females. Axe reg
istered; champion bloodline; reason
ably priced. AID. 2-3147 after 6
BOXER. male. 8 mos. fawn, With
white markings, Axe reg, house
broken. raised with children; S1O0.
roy 10y 8ALTssE Slisssi PUPPIES. right from
santa's toy bag; reasonable. WA.
BOXER PUPPIES. two, females. reg
istered.- champion sired; cropped,
wormed and ready to go; $50 ca.
DIR. 8. II. SEIDE, Front Royal. Va.
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APIS. FURNISHED (co.,., ,

modern ant; includes
utils.; balcony porch, combination
liv.. rm. and Pullman kit; near store
and transp.; adults pref. JU. 9-a1ss.
PLEASANT SECTION. 1888
Ingleside Terr. NV. 2-rm, furn. apt;
sunny kit. seni-pvt. bath. AID.
sis 4 ST. N.E.-Two rooms. ser semi
1915 S v2. w. AVE. %Si sw.Ess roums syss ana aa
bath in remodeled house near dntn.
and Govt. bldgs,; utilities; autom.
hsa1 rk rsunasREyE Area if.el1sle' 4oe as 81.
2 bedrms., liv.. rm.. kit... bath. lgs.
screened porch; util. incl. AID.
cAPirOSL HILL-1mmacu,a.. s.rm.
sI,t:bI's spt Pvt d,n1tL entr; $17S mo- Di Incl ati;
TWO APTS. in upper NV. location;
/ blk. to bus: shown By appointment
only. MICHAEL s1sS WALSH 4 SON.
1920 lotS 81. N.w.-1 rm.. kit. and
bath. $3.50 mo. See res. mgr. on
7i4s CHESTNUT ST. NV. nr. walter
Reed Hospital-Lge. rm. and Kit:
child welcome; reas. Elk. 3-4479.
Mr.. LINCOLN PARK. als 18th st.
incl. utils.; adults. RA. 6-2O36.
eIs z ST. N.E.-Two-bedroom apt,
seGs 'ss 'lss Suitable s g. or sns Gssa @sn
COUPLE 10 SHARE e.rm. and bath
bSS,nsal9y; bun chilSssn aSpa welcome; reason
UNUSUAL APT:-Bedrm.. liy. rm..
sIo;o s1t; 'hSperi Hp' I-,txSS txxS pvt snsrsnsss'
4sos GfoRdIA AVE. N.w.-Furn.
enc. apt. separate entrance; conv.
70 an Sections Of the city. Apply
:i;:S s: q E;:;s + ::::: 81
Mr.. I4th AND. N N.W.-Larse liv.
rm. bedrm.. kit. and pvt. bath;
Sl2o mo-; utils. furn. JE. 2-7sS4.
ATTRAC. APT.--Bedrm., dinetts and
kit; suitable for empl. eple. La
4Sos ts Sra ST. N.w,-Neatly furnished
sirls. Excellent Transportation. ia.
1S4 EMERSON ST. N.w.-Apt. 8. Liv.
porch, modern; $3.50. Aft. 2 pm.
1924 VT. AVE. Nw.-Nicely furn.
apt; Sir wk.; utils.. linens. co.
BASEMENT APT. quiet couple. both
employed. or single person. Sc. Lu.
FOR DIPLOMAT or business execu-
tive; completely furn. enc. apt. in
new building; corner Meridian Hill
Park: all utils.: S1s5 mo. WA.
NEAR 18th AND BELMONT RD.
N.W.--Studio. apt. newly decorated
quiet sober adults; S55, incl. all
ytilitissi r Ca,l EN-; 2-1sgS. rn,,-.
SSSqn1 SeSrm.. ii Kit, - dinette.. priv S; bath and
priv. entr. All utils. included. S72 so
mo. or 8 adults preferred. NO.
sss sIssn.n s's ana f. s.sh ST per F''%s
4sS ss0Ta BneHHSsN : iG Z p'Si g. Nw.-s rms,
Kit. pvt. bath. 2nd floor; ideal for
3; $37 mo; esch; TA, e;6os9;
pieteIs Furnished Adaias h only Must
have car. S85 mo. 10. IS-77S5, %
CONN. AVE.-One bedrm.. .liv. rm.,
dining foyer. kit. and bath: newly
dec: ana irrn.; switchboard shse ana
lily slfy' MASS IA stils kvE. no. N:WSpt. VIII
take couple and two children, S21
nss7 Ss NHwT6N n SF'5sss; g. NJ 4SSU s: bright
rms, bsmt. apt. for 3; everything
GEoRGETOWN~P 81. mr.. wisconsin.
Newly dec. 2 rms: bath; kit. patio.
TAKOMA PARK-Mod. 6-rm. apt,
main Il. Of brick duplex house. fire-
pl., adults. $3.50 mo. 6207 Green
wood ave, JU. 8-S444 anytime Sun.
day, after 5 pm. weekdays. -
LEWIS ST. NE.-Attractively furn.
entr. Cali RIA. $1,000 for appt. "a
AMERICAN U. PK.-Effc. apt, pvt.
bath; pvt. home; lady; direct bus.
WO. 6-4119 Sun; aft. 8 pm. Mon.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
ROOMS AND APTS. TO, SHARE

CONGENIAL GIRL to share apt. with
I other; apartment BLDG: northwest.
Call EN-. 2-974O. 10
GIRL to share modern southeast apt.
with another. LU. 1880, after Q
CONN. AVE. VICINITY. conf. bsmt
apt. (newly deco. pvt. unlim. phone:
will share with young man; S36, incl
utils.; refs. exch. NO. 7-3917 after 5.
N.W.-Girl to share my attractive
apt, pvt. bath and entr., mr.. 2
ssFPs; RS: rsi Sny '9 ss s'1stEen sts es sif
2 GIRLS 81 yGSS; to ihar. apt. with . others.
and dDsSsmhs Ssfh ssS S ea sm 1sss Els ssssn sassss
dESfIEAN haSif En- NJ to sA Share snsS7 new 1-6edgm
apt. with another: OF upper 18th
st, Must see to appreciate. TU.
Mr.. BSSSLLNG FHLD-Lady share
apt. with another. Pvt. rm.. either
furn. or unfurn. Box BIOS. Star.
LADY in Bethesda will share home
with couple. Retired couple accept
able. Flowers and attrac. surround
ings: Good home and pgogositionn
sEK fEF FifhS RAS iSqglS oE; SsSse esIs s5ab
& :9.f: :!! 4Els ;ss; :s 1ts
oWSER NJ, E7;11aS. WifL SHARE APT. n.rl, e.
decorated; pvt. bedrm.:: references.
Sun. and ewes, DU. 7-64S6. %
GIRL to snare 6-rm. apt, starting
Jan. 9. Call RA. 3-0734 Sun, or
c6.6RESS@Arr. s5ie5 Z S:@i TO SHARE, 2 eYpl.
ladies or men; r. !. Plaza: all furn. !:
maid service incl. Call any time for
spgt.; Govt. employees pref. AD.
COLORED-YOUNG LADY will share
modern 5-room apt. with ! or 2
other girls. LU. 4-4574 after $50
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WASHING MACHINE. Easy Spindrier.
Excel. cond.. &fik. LA. 6-464R. --&

WASHING MACHINE. Easy Spindrier.
Excel. cond.. $66. LA. 6-4696. IS
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, 25ss to
800 discount for cash; Longines,
Wittnauer, Benrus, Elgin and other
famous brands; diamond rings,
stone rings, silverware. ETC.. SAM
ORBACH, Jeweler, Ala Buchanan
st. NV. ia. S-43b4. Open ewes.
x-RAY Ra UNIT, oE. zoo MA. 8 yrs.
old. Looks new. Shown by appoint
ment, AP. 7-8977 Sun. and ewes. /:
AID. 4-2046 weekdays. 20
RADIAL SKILL SAW. 2-h.p. elec.
model No. 315, complete, table,
blades, etc. Factory rebuilt. Cost
today $500, will sell $500. EN-. g.
Christmas CLEARANCE. - New
famous-name refrigerators, auto. and
wrtnger wash. machines: at, dealer
prices. ACME RADIO q APPLIANCE
CO., 4016 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-46SS.
NEW XMAS TOYS at reas. prices.
New and used baby furniture.
GOOD-AS-NEW SHOP, 1400 CO.
Hmbis pike. Arl. IA. 7-s572. IA.
SECTIONAL STEEL GRATING, ) IT.
by 8 It. sections. OIL. 4-7722. 10
Evening star., 1952-12-08
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--Nicely furn.
rms. for men. "a blk. from shopping
center and busline. I'm. 2-7829 ewes.
M. Dupont Circie-Maid service. "a
hour switchboard. service; phone in
al rooms; cCnv. location sgle.. SO
NRRw fR daDAIi1psEiReee saG6usRR aG sRRE: aizTsS; NsSs,
decorated rms. daily maid service;
switchboard service l712 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 1896.
COLUMBIA RD., l834-SS.50 week;
sgle.. rms. 5 bs. shwrs.. TV. pkng..
Bendtx; men; 10 min. dntn. AID.
174o ? ST. NV. .The churchin":
clean sgle. rms, run. water. maid
service; $3.50 up wk. NO. 7-9S6S.
1868 WYOMING AvE.-warm, sunny.
cor. rm.. "a blk. from Mt. Pleas. car;
clean and quiet; reas. AID. 4-0933.
CLEAN, wen heated, single or double
reasonable: also bsmt, apt; 52SS
1870 BHTM0RE ST. N.W.-Four
newly remodeled single rooms, well
furnished; price. 81 to $40 Wk.: on
the PARK. good transp.: quiet. warm:
! double room. HU. 3-9574. %
ATTR.. SINGLE. Christmas special.
80 wk. up: try TO find better home,
rms. etc, for SO wk. up: warm,
quiet. lh.ks ldry.. etc. priyil.; youns
ladies; 1885 Harvard NV. Ss
1901 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Conv. down.
town location; newly painted large
eomft. singles. $l1; doubles. u o.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
APTS. UNFURNisHEp

1877 11th STREET N.E.-Tvo large
rooms and bath: automatic heat; all
oH.n 1tisss Il, ssntstSn sduts only Fsns sSs
,sS5 saFpi RHSps lS1s Eys isLaSD stSfst AVE- nT NE
! room. pvt. KIT, bath. entr.; utils.
iss Bath Apt sa Ii ssa g. gSomi ArLEcR ~. eaa
2423 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-5556. IS
az sssss 81 %4sEisoEos iS F'sspfS foss g:
oNE.BEpRM. ne rStS APT, s7b.75; Alexsn-
dria: Va. File applications, 1919
oSE1bEpRM. y iaS Mosi and insoosa .eedrn, is..
Nv. rm., ,dinette. mod. KIT. and bath.
ldry.. storage, parking: eonv. TO
bus and shopping center In s;e;i
ST and 500 incl. all utils. Can
AvAIL. fiMaEp.-sme. apt. in mod.
elevator-type bldg. SO! so. osrass
Ap. sIsee 4.i4is ish or igso ao. .aa .aa.assss. A"''
1 RIM. din. kit. bath. dress. closet,
unfurn: Apply 1923 M e. nv, s Iss
rsAl4sSSasA slsSls PARK b.arms., liv: nm:
dinette. kit. bath: pvt. entr.; yard;
@ ns; T., incl. Stiis. 10. S-lzs5: %.
1915 slselcc CALVERT ST. N.w.-No. "a.
8 rms. kit. bath. $72.50; RAY
MoND r. RUPERT. 1ol7 eth ct.
NV cnSy 81, s;s4s4' : 4g an, ov.r ,e,tsu. @s
's rant, S.il. ta&n. $50 % mo. ts sis
bath! SO So mo. S." See NIX. t. MoRoaS. 1e,i an
rWRo r4WRs fse BGDhS6As. itssG lis Sc, new BID 5isr.
Adults 0Os; only s ssa.so S's Incl. % util. sssS
L1S fs'h aM.. n IS IL bedrm... kit. dinst.. s
sIsass snd bath; mod; 500 per mo. ,g "a.
C0RSfi CIRSfs' HILLS bedrm.. iiv. fm..
mo: ptils. incl RE. 7-21s7: IL
SIS fsISsSo, SSsorABrNE DR., ALEX. Ohio
Bldg. Liy. rms, dinetts. KIT. bath
sHs mn 9'fsG Ss7 g. e per III 70 s.h LOS
SnSs nia. HANNA pgs' Fl. s.E.--one bedrm..
Nv. rm:. dinette. kit. and bath,
<. a. HUMPHREYS Realtors Ma.
issVTG. fss Fla. AvE.-Tve rms. kit. ana
PHRiEs, Realtors. Ma. 5000. %
l32 9Th ST s.W.--Three rms. and
bath; In good cond.: nr. s-w. Govt.
ss1ooas.i soa.. NS' seS Ss-2ss;s. mS; c. II. pAEAFR s
i4I5 SECOND ST., N.E.-1st floor,
Beautiful modern apt. consisting Of
Ice. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bedrm..
bath and laundry. All conyeniences
Of Q modern apt. With the atmes-
diyidual home. Available now Rent
SS5 plus utilities j. B. TIFFEY
AND SON. RA. 6-2569. --G
| ROOM, kitchen and bath: ground
level: dry and warm: Sc. sreA; conv.
COLLEGE PARK---One-hah mi. from
univ, In Govt. bldg. Bedrm., iiv.
rm., dinette, KIT, pvt. bath: SO
mo- utils. incl; couple pref. Can
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