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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31
Sees Beginning of End of
Pittsburgh Plus Control
of Nations Steel Industry

Through the efforts of Senator B. K.
Wheeler Of Montana the sum Of 3d.
100000 was appropriated by congress to
investigate iron ore deposits through
out the country, with from 100000 to
$4,000 earmarked for Montana. Com
menting on the appropriation, The
Trades Unionist, published in Wash
ingtOn, D. c., says:
Tucked away among the billions Of
dollars appropriated by congress before
it adjourned for the summer is a small
sum OF 100000 that is going to
worry the big steel boys more than a
little before it is all spent.
Twenty-six states are particularly in
terested in the spending of that money,
for that is the number Of states with
iron ore deposits which are today con-
sidered worth development. Congress
wants the Bureau Of Mines to get the
truth about these deposits and, where
advisable, to start local small iron and
steel industries by first setting up a
few pilot plants to test out the ores,
processes and to get certain engineering
data.
This 100000 fund may be the
beginning of the end of pittsburgh
plus the basis Of the price control
over steel set up by the big steel in
dustries. 1t is incidentally a boost for
the sponge iron process, which has
recently been developed TO a point
where small plants, requiring eompar-
atively small investment can be built
near the mines to produce iron and
steel in competition with the biggest
steel plants in existence.
Decentralization Is Aim
Because shortage of steel inter
feres seriously with the building Of
ships, sirplanes, tanks, and munitions,
as well as for railroads, electric power
plants and other war needs on the
home front congress started an in
vestigation a little over year ago to
see what could be done about it. John
P. Frey, president of the Metal Trades
Department Of the AFL, was the first
witness called by the Steel Shortage
Investigating Committee, headed by
Representative Frank W. Boykin of
Alabama.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31
WheeIburrow Lost
Mine Gets Spokune
Attorney i'm Court

Cornelius E. Collier, Spokane at
torney, has been charged in federal
court with fraud in financing the
legendary Lost wheelbarrow gold mine
in Idaho. He wrote three letters to
Montana investors, thus calling in the
government. An ancient rusted rifle,
human bones and picture gold ore
figure as evidence of the re-discov-
cry of the Lost Wheelbarrow mine.
The government says he represented it
as one of the richest mines in America
with ore assaying as high as $4,000 a
ton, overlooking the fact that great
mines all start as prospect holes.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31
Answers Your Questions
on Prospecting

This complete. practical. pocketsized guide
book gives many focts helpful to the pros
pector. miner. and field engineer. Covers
equipment and methods. geologic and min
eruloqic doto. identification Of important
minerals. and scores Of reluted idcts for
pTucticol use.
Handbook for Prospectors und
Operators of Small Mines
By N. w. Won Berne- See these d0lo
- WIZ Aid 10 Prospecfors
'4U Po9es' paw Lows Pertaining to
H. c. Chsilson
Geology in Pros
Simply and concise pectinq
ly. this book pre- Outcrops
SCENTS everything the somnl,no end A.
practical mon con ec,,;nr,
49,. -. sts,-ss.. Occurrence in
eqlimeni. to making Oes
field tests. Pructicol Markets ond
uses Of geology and Prices
mineruloqY us ex- treatment
pluined. Minerals Developing and
Gre covered fully os Equippinq
to their Occurrences. Glossary of Terms
end volues Used in MINING
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31
MoRE HoRRoRs OF wac

Here is WPB order that should
strike CONSERVATION in the heart of the
average citizen:
"Dioetyl phthalate, dicapryl phthalate
and diethoxy ethly phthalate were de-
MED for all civilian application" Methyl
phthalyl ethyl glycollate were allocated
in full for the thermoplastics industry,
however.
So it isn't quite as bad as we first
thought, or might think, if we knew
what it is all about.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31

Drilling on the aluminium clay de
posits near Lewistown by u. s.
Bureau Of Mines has revealed a sub
stantal deposit but not enough to justi-
fly the construction Of plant to treat
the elays which contain an average of
$3.50 alumina. Sponsors of the project
are now at work trying to find addi-
tional deposits. A total Of 1000 900 tons
is required whereas the Lewistown de-
posit contains about a third of that
total.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31

Anyone who knows the whereabouts
of Jerry George vuiOvich, jefferson
county prOspector, is urged to notify
Sheriff John Williams of Boulder, Mont.
Vujovieh has been missing from Super
Tor, Mont, since April 30, when he
started for his claims in shoshone coun-
ty, Idaho. Relatives have offered q
800 reward to any one who locates him.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31
ENeINEER susPENps

G. M. Rowe, managing editor of the
Black Hills Engineer has announced
suspension Of that publication for the
duration. 1t is the organ Of the South
Dakota School of Mines and Tech
nolOgy.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31

Iron and scrap collections in Rhode
Island average about 5000 teas a week,
or more than pounds per capita.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

Maj. Robinson is on duty overseas.
They have been the guests of Capt
and Mrs. w. j. Kossler.
Mr.. and Mrs Everitt were hosts at
a dinner party Thursday evening at
the Old Club House when their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. David Weir
of Chevy Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Williams and their daughter, Miss
Shirley Williams, of Bethesda, and
DR.. and Mrs. John Martin of Wash
ington. Lee Everitt, young daughter
of the hosts, also was one of the
guests. The party was in celebration
Of the birthday anniversary of Mr.
Weir.
Col. and Mrs. Richard H. Nc
Master have as their guests Mrs
McMaster's niece, Mrs. Tyler Clark
of Darien, Conn, and her son, 1t.
Kenneth Clark, U. S. M. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunn and Mr..
and Mrs. David D. Squires have re-
turned from New York, where they
visited for some days.
Mrs. Elmer C. Toone, jr., of Rich
mond will arrive later this week to
be the guest for few days of Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Magruder Jones.
Miss Elizabeth Lacy. also of Rich
mOnd, has returned to her home aft
er visit with MI. and Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. w. T. Taylor has as her guest
her granddaughter Miss Nancy Jean
Tayloe of Cumberland, Md.
Pfc. and Mrs. Harold Schradin
left today for Minneapolis to be the
Evening star., 1943-11-07
" NOrth CQrOHnians

The North Carolina Society will
be hosts at a Thanksgiving Day
dance Saturday, November 20, in
the large ballroom of the Shoreham
Hotel at $50 O'Clock.
Card playing, which has featured
the early hours of the North Caro-
lima gatherings this fall will give
way at the Thanksgiving party to
a general reception in honor of the
700 new members, their guests and
newcomers from home.
The enlisted personnel Of the
armed forces have been extended
the courtesy Of the society for the
entire year and will be special
guests, Two Servicemen will win as
prizes lone distance telephone calls
to their home folk in North Caro-
limo
Evening star., 1943-11-07
General Aefivities in Alexandria
Buffet Supper Honors Guests;
Mrs. Emhardt Bridge Hostess

Miss Mary Warfleld Youry and
Miss Lillian Weems curry, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Youry,
were hosts last evening at buffet
supper in honor OF their house
guests, Miss Virginia KurtZ, Miss
Ethel Townsend and Miss Joan Ma
rie Jossen, who arrived Friday from
the Southern Seminary at Buena
Vista to spend several days.
Mrs. Youry and her daughters are
just back from Norfolk. where they
attended the wedding of 1t. William
Kidder of Canaansburg, Pa, and
Miss Polly Sturgis of Norfolk, who
is a niece of Mrs. Youry.
Mrs. Harrison Emhardt enter
tanied a group of friends at bridge
Friday evening.
Mrs. John Arnold was hostess at
a luncheon and bridge party Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Harriet Hammond enter
tanned informally Wednesday eve
ming for group of 50 friends.
Mrs. Fred S. CressWell entertained
at bridge party Wednesday,
Mrs. Edwin Williams of Berry
vile, the former Miss Carolyn Rust,
was the guest of honor at a bridge
party given recently by Mrs. Law
renee FaWcett at the home of her
mother, Mrs William B. Lloyd.
MI. and Mrs. Sibley Everitt and
their daughter, Laura Lee Everitt
have moved into the former home
of Maj. and Mrs. George Robinson.
Mrs. Robinson left recently with
their children, George, jr.; Polly and
Joan, for Bronxville, N. Y. where
they will make their home while
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Falls Church NelUs of the Week
Success of Play Is Celebrated;
Mrs. Moncure Is Party Hostess

Celebrating the success of the first
Community Theater play of the sea-
son, members of the cast and staff
Of Ring Around Elizabeth" and
their friends had midnight supper
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Baker after the show.
In the cast were Mrs. Lawrence
Walters, Maj. Alfred Stone, Mrs.
john c. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Avery, Miss Ruth Bradbury, Miss
Ethelyn Clarke, Mai. Leslie F.
Young, Mrs Henry w. Anderson,
Mrs. George Pltman, jr, and Mr w
W, Rose, While details of production
were arranged by Mrs. Noel Gates,
Mrs. Grover B. Hill, Mrs Wilbur S.
Hinman, jr, and Mrs. Edward B.
Rowan. The play. which was given
both Friday and Saturday evenings
TO capacity audiences, was directed
by Mrs, Lilli Rose Edmunds, assisted
by MIS-. Kenneth Keefe.
While many theater groups
throughout the country have sus-
pended activity because of depleted
membership due TO wartime changes.
Falls Church has had many talented
players added to its group through
the influx of serViccmen and women
who are making their homes here
for the duration. Many of the most
delightful parties in the little town
evolve from meetings, tryouts and
rehearsals of the group which now
has well over 200 members. Under
the leadership of Maj. Young, presi-
dent, the group will present three
more plays this season.
! Sergt. Walter Fruland, nephew Of
! MI. and Mrs. Chester z. Frulanc
/ Of Sherwood, is here for a few days
from Statesboro, Ga, where he i!
an Army air cadet.
/ Mrs, R. C. L. Moncure was hostes!
at bridge luncheons Friday and yes.
terday, In the Friday group were
MIS-. Fred Jones, Miss Agnes Smith
Mrs. NJ. H. Haertel, Mrs. Samue
Copper, Mrs. Harry Fellows, Mrs
Evening star., 1943-11-07

Edmond CAN'T, Mrs A. F. Bowen
and Mrs. Noble Moore The Satur-
day party included Mrs. Maurice
Pierce, Mrs. Alvin Hathaway, Miss
Helen Eisenhart, Mrs. Helen May
holm, Mrs. George Shields, Miss
Alice Murphy, Mrs. George Wolcott
and Mrs. James Dearing, all OF
Washington.
Apprentice Seaman Philip M. Tai
bot, jr., is here for a few days with
his parents, after completing the
first period of his training with the
Navy VIZ class at Charlottesville
He will leave today for Norfolk to
continue his course.
Mrs, Daniel j. Martin, wife of
Col. Martin, and Miss jeanne Mar
tin left Friday for Boston, where
they will spend two weeks.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

MRS. ROBERT EUGENE
SPRINGER.
Among the recent brides
Mrs. Springer formerly 1Das
Miss Erelyn Fay Burning
ham, daughter OF Mrs. Pearl
NJ. Birmingham.
-Under1UoOd e. Underwood
Photo.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Willians
Engagement

Mrs. Hugh McWilliams OF Silver
Spring announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Bernadette
Marie McWilliamS, to Mr.. Giles E.
Fletcher of Winchester.
Mr. Fletcher is a graduate Of
Handley High School in Winchester
and he attended Augusta Military
Academy. He will leave November
l8 TO enter the armed services.
! November IA has been selected for
the wedding day and the bride Will
have as her attendants Mrs. Peter
George PapaniCkolas and Miss
Louise Beall. The wedding will be
followed by reception at the home
of the brides parents at 315 Lanark
! WAY,
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Vest TireiniauS

Col. Florence A Blanchfield Su-
perintendent Of the Army Nurse
Corps. Will be the honor guest Sat
urdav evening at the Thanksgiving
dance of the West Virginia Society
which will be given at the Shore
ham Hotel
Col. Blanchfeld entered the Army
Nurse Corps in 1917 soon after the
United States entered the great
war and served overseas for 18
months, Since then she has been
assigned to the Philippines and
China. She has been head of the
Army Nurse Corps since June of
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Louisiana Society

The scmiannual reception and
dance Of the Louisiana State Society
Will be given Saturday evening
December 4. at the Statler Hotel
from $50 to 1890, with Col. Clifford
J. Stem as general chairman.
Col. Leonce r. Legendre is chair
man Of the Ticket Committee and
other members include one from
each Of the 10 Offices of the Louisi-
ana congressional delegation. Mr.
Walter Coquilla is in charge of the
entertainment features
Evening star., 1943-11-07

The Pennsylvania Society OF
Washington will give its first formal
dance Of the season Thursday eve
ming in the west ballroom of the
Shorcham Hotel from 10 until !
.O'clOCk.
New officers who will be intro
duced are Representative Thomas
f, Scanlon. president: Dr. Chris
tOpher Meyer, executive vice preSi-
dent. Miss Mary Turick. vice prcsi-
dent in charge of membership: Mrs
AUd,ev Potter Robins, vice president
IN charge Of publicity. and Mrs Ray
u WNltnNN SeCretHrN-f rna Sllrrr
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Miss Naomi STEFAN
To We'd Nert Month

Mrs. Fanny Stevan of College Park
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Naomi Stevan, to
Ensign Dan Cavalier, Navy Air
Corps. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Cavalier of Washington.
The wedding will take place early
in December.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ka-

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ka-
pala.
Mrs. J. Burton Glenn and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Glenn,
have returned from a visit in Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. w. Clyde West, wife OF DR..
West, has returned from a visit In
Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Cam
pagna have returned from visit In
Evening star., 1943-11-07
State Societies
Again Announce
Many Activities

Senator Ellison D. Smith, dean
of the Senate, will be the honor
guest Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber IT, of the South Carolina State
Society at the dance which will be
given in the congressional ballroom
of the Hotel Statler.
Senator Smith, who has served So
years in the Upper House of Con-
gresS, will be greeted by other mem
bers of the South Carolina delega-
ton in Congress, and hostesses for
the occasion will be Mrs. Joseph r.
Bryson, Mrs. Hampton P. F'ulmel,
Mrs. Butler B. Hare, Mrs. L. Men,
del Rivers, Mrs, Burnet R. Maybank,
Mrs. Charles E. jackson, Mrs. Ed
gar Morris, Mrs. j. Austin Latimer,
Mrs. John l.. Mcmillan. Mrs. James
P, Richards, Mrs Clara G.. McMil-
Ian, Mrs. Warren r. Clardy, Mrs.
Willis Nettles, Mrs. billiard C. Ror-
erS and Mrs. Alfred LaWton.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Other Societies.

An informal reception and dance
will be given Friday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel at 9 o'clock by the
Illinois State Society.
The first social function of the
season Of the Tennessee State So
ciety will be given Saturday eve
ming at O'Clock at the Wardman
Park Hotel
Evening star., 1943-11-07
OhiOanS to Dance

A dance and floor show will be
given Saturday evening by the Ohio
State Society at the Shoreham Hotel
with a business meeting and cleo
ton of officers preceding the eve
ming of entertainment.
Rear Admiral Thomas Leigh,
Catch. commander of the U. S. S
South Dakota, will be the guest of
honor and speaker at the meeting.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

st. Louis, where they were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael s. Cam
pagna.
1t. Paul r. Campagna of Chicago
Is expected to arrive from New
Caledonia for a visit here before
going to Yorktown to attend the
School Of Mines. His brother and
sister-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Campagna, will entertain for him
while he is here.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

The Massachusetts Society of
Washington will give it's first dance
OF the season Friday evening It
the Wardman Park Hotel from 9
O'Clock until midnight.
Another event of interest during
the month will be the annual Town
Meeting Of the Town Meeting CLUB
OF the society, which will honor the
town OF MassoWa. officers will be
elected and there will be a speaker
The Bowling Club of the society
also is on its seasonal schedule and
is meeting every Monday evening
Evening star., 1943-11-07
1t. Hamilton Guest

Mr., and Mrs Howard M. Bollln-
ger Of Chevy Chase have as their
guest 1t. Harrison Hamilton Of
Manhasset, Long Island.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKOMA PARK, 10 Underwood-Vacant:
newly dec; garage: large lot; near trans;
"o'3 PARK RID. NV rooms, . ba tbs,
garage 1 porcheS; gas heat, maids room.
layatory,,, in basement; $1,000. Call
galow, ; rooms, on lot 5oxl50 A quiet
place, to, live. Realty Associates, Inc,
VACANT SOON! Victory garden lot. 5rs
acres, rooms and bath modernized frame:
ask fer yMr NJ. Watts; tenant1 Also SIS Park
9-room, 2-bath frame: also s. other de-
tached homes. Va, Md. and c. C., D. C.
Fulton R. Gordon. owner, pioneer de
veloper of Chevy Chase, q. c.. 1927 Eye
NV. DI 323O. Brokers attention.
WHO WANTS vacant house in Wood
;@l2 baths, coal heat, yard $500 cash,
3S3i SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.-Detached
brick, ! year old; living room with fire.
place; dining room, fully equipped kitchen,
first-foor bedroom and a bath: second
floor, :! bedrooms and bath gas heat, air
cond;. large lot; $1,000 cash. %
6 BEDROoMs and baths: 3-story brick
On. on Belmont Sc st.: near 18th st. n,w.-2.car
possession. Call John H. Taft, WO. 1857
REAL HOME FOR SALE-Owner leaving
CITY. This white brick home is located in
Bethesda. Living room has large mirror
ao9vs repaGe' noToS bedroomf tiled baths
storm windows, oil heat. attractive knotty
pine recreation room and outdoor fireplace,
owner, WI. 1854. va"
Evening star., 1943-10-01
APTS. WANTED (cont. .

ONE-ROOM comfortably furnished apart
ment in well-kept apartment bldg, NV:
sible Go"ern%ment inner job Ma 600. Ext. 5aii.
FURNiIsMEp tIjsi HE'D rms, kit bath Young
borhood W NondrinKers. Ref. Reas. ' Du. :.5lG.
MANTED Attractive, cool. furnished Or
large living room and good-size kitcirrnette,
N Northwest, not too Tar from downtown
o not MAD sefyce y & anq ag ESfase ne
be kept and apartment does not meet fore
going specifications. Call District S127
GoVT OFFICIAL 5F If aas nES" wife with no chill
dren, no pets wish furn apt. Must be IN
ses2q eli Repu5e m eds54 $780, ak 9de As99!
NIGHTS and Sunday, Temple G5OS. -
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER, and wife desire
mtnt for October and November fur furnish, al1,,
eieF sece1 Ge1Ee'9%n cs % J
WEST '"o OF ROCK ROCK = 'CRELK IEL t'i iPARIKmArmy
oihcer, and wife desire Smal, modern. fur
CoNGREsSIoNAL sECRETARY desires l
or near M sachusetts, connecticut or
10Th st. NV, Call 8 am to 5 pm, Ma
NSyhL ss22 I4 dTr1dnk hz and l"S Wife want small fur
apt. or house, up to SG5. Would consider
ForR faSps coScESaI tas s covT Can ciELs ri dtre
two bedroom furnished apartment. Call
Taylor 634 evenings
"a, RMS; private bath, ,unfqrn,; have 5
children. 3 going TO school, wcll me- nnercd'
CANADIAN OFFICER and wife. furnished
one or two room apartment. kitchenette,
private bath, NV, by Oct. Is. RE. 40s5,
YOUNG WOMAN. Govt eemploye. desires
! -rm apt. in modern bldg. Furn., unfurn,
or will buy your furniture Box 1874,
Star. ."
NAVY DOCTOR and wife desire small fur
nisncG apt. NV, next 4 months. EX.
500. Ext. 20, or write Box l92-A' Star.
QUIET GENTLEMAN desires FURNISHED
bachelor, apartment with private entrance
and bath, vicinity of lGh St, between
Florida ave. and Park I'd. DU. 3366 or
SF. $3.50 /"
DISCRIMINATING CAPTAIN and wife de-
%l.e furnished apartment or small house;
living room. dining room, kitchen, ba tn >
bedrooms NV. section between 10th and
Mass ave. not beyond Rock Greek: VIII
lease for year, 5000 to $3.50 monthly
recommendations; no children. no pets.
RESPoNsIBLE COUPLE desires !. !! 3
room, private, furnished apt. in modern
BLDG; So to Sl25; NV. section; Will sub
let. CO 5663. A.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BJ >INESS LADY wishes to share apart
mtnl near, ConnecucQL and l. st. with
anGthef lady Phone Republic o?65' Ext.
1854 INGLESIDE TER. Nw.-First floor,
bedroom and kIlch"n with private bath and
iooG oGLEIHoRPE 81. Hysttsville-For
;, ~ ? rosms, yy, 6sh path. no children; gentle
WANTED refined girl between 10 and u
to share 3-Io4m bung4low with > semitic
! coNGE@NIaL Girls IRIS 10 share iit apt. with .
s M c6Ee Vns cs ME 5fhsn syas 0ad
Sundays Near car line. 100! N. Hamp-
REFINEp MOTHER, with working dsuga-
NicrEIY fGRN :.-room apt. Frisidaire
.S sSla S"RTsS FRA&K,iS IL sn IT, NE T. i rooms kitch
er, private bath and entrance. Bus at
sTiiL. studio room. bedroom private
bath, terrace. Maid service, gas heat.
Phone RE. 5000, Ext. 205s; after $50
MASS. AVE, Dupont Circle-For officers
Eaglisho basement S" nm 4Ris' privae bsPh tSph
IN" Twin be- 6eds '0oHS eaSy chairs,
and linen service. saS-furnace heat. >27
Psr ptFYlIrycY VI 3si 2,TB ,pI ston tomb
$50 pm weekdays, all day Sun. UN.
NICELY FURN Groom. kitchen. bath apt,
utilities furn.; conV. transp. Call Falls
LARGE ROOMS, electric icebox. sink:
nicely turn. and in clean, WeLKept home,
refined nondrlnking couple. 11u3 South
65?S 65?G''Ga BLAIR siR. RID. Nw.-2-room. kitchen
and pvt. bath basement apt. knotty pine
walls Kemtile floors: pvt. gentle home:
SO. all utilities: 3 empl. adults. IA. Gl0S.
1879 HARVARD ST. NV rooms, kitch-
eD, semipvt. bath: adults: $50 mo.
.5li GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-l room,
kitchen. ba III: utilities included: Tor couple.
SUIT. :: OK 3 EXECUTIVES. Conn. ave,
:! blocks Dupont Circle, 3 lge. rms, kit,
bath . tireplaces, Venetian blinds. etc.
AFT FOR OR 4 GOVT. GIRLS. gentle
home. Call AT. 1892, between and 7
rs 9th ST. N.E.-Basement, 1 rm. and
kitchen, ST per week.
BEDROOM AND KITCHEN; l person only;
$50 per mo. obs Evarts st. ne.
Sin-IGO2 X ST N.W.-2 rms, kitchen.
i, bath. MA. S6So
WILL SHARE apartment with young gen.
tleman. Modern apt. bldg. close-in NV;
500 mo. Phone Jay Caldwell, ME. OO1O.
4112 HAYES ST. N.E.-Entire md floor.
in private home. Living rm.. y bedrms,
kit. pvt bath; $50 mo. Frisidaire, heat,
sss, cleo. hot water incl. Quiet couple, no
1875 HARVARD ST. Nw.-4 rooms and
bath, bedrooms, living room and kitchen.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
ROOMS EURNISHEp-kor

S" nsM H's Sr FoGm nFS
pvt. home: / or =! eentlemea Inspection
inTed ,oa ,a,6 Gony Sr trSnvn SWnEs4aitvev E i turn
front double room, southern exposure:
i353iSS \. Il AVE. N.w-Ladv TO share
bcautifuilv furn twin-5ad room with an
G3IftI lGih ST. S.W.@Ncwly turn.. end
no?@ nfoa?@@a iESI3 EYr ST. M Nw@Downtovn: 'l0 lsrse
newly turn. SINGLE $500; also dou-
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-comfor:ab LARGE
venient: re?sonable WO- Sg.l
, LARGE ADJOINING RMS, private en-,
trance: will rent SinGly or as unit, Call
III III, LAMONT ST. N.w--A suite Of rms
shower bath: H-2id service suitable , Or
isis TPSHUH Sr. Nw.-New homo: twin
bed, next to bath. conVeniert tranSpOrta-
a9n aasTe 122''2 coNX avl. pno1a OPP shoroham Hotel
I'M, semipvf. ba MS, inner; ;sprz matt.
Ice? QUE ST. N.W.-Dble. I'm. suitable
type beds, inner-spring matt!e @s: com
Portable and clean; semlpYt tile bath With
tub and shQw}er: electric iron ard ccff -
homeitks h!aSeI stm%spnsrs rs Ab s@9@G @ S'-''s'
!:6a QUE 50. N.W.-Large tucn. room
u ST; :. lsl6L1Excop;ionally, attr
iss:.' oNrARro 2ls SDi qesT ISM and
Columbia rd:1Nicely furnished nm, $50
s3oiIO sTEPHENSoN PL. NV, blkS. from
Chevy Chase Ci.c!e--Sins'e room for gen
teman,, in pvt. home, S25 Fer mo.
f3as / ST. NV, Apt, 4e-Bed-liv.ns
1com for or nice. quiet sirls.