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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING. roofins. rock wool IN.
SUPPLY q EaUIPMENT Co. i zs7 Pa. ave
NV. Warehouse at 9TH and T ne DI.
FLOORS sANDED,, old foers made like
new: free estimates. co. 4209., Ia.
Floor SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning. par
q S gruf fS niass ia VISOR VISOR
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nssafss Psohe H Has GsssJ
now; good materials and workmanship:
consult us for building your new home; 30
ffs 5sf 6Eco SssR 20 a.? %
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shed porces
concrete work, plumbing. decorating, as
bestos siding and roofing and general house
m nsDsbi s lEsf fsn HME sEs
oyATING co. 1920 Irving st. NV. AID.
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs;.. white
Time, GENERAL HOME REPAIRS. Ap,'
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REMODEL before colo weather. Call us
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lNsrRUcTIoN coURsEs tcont ,

iNDTviDUAL INSTRUCTION - Maths-
MATES and and physics; primary grades
BEAUfY CULTURE. HAIR STYLING. Eve
ming and day classes. UPsHUR BEAUTY
coddLE % ,r, 422s 3eth st. me- phone VA
FOREVER AAA INSTRUCTOR available for
private driving lessons in your own car.
Call SH. 68s3 evenings. Sat. afternoon,
oil day Sunday for appointment, 49,
SPANISH-Priyate lessons at your home
by native Phone ia 060A JSt
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EMPLoYMENr SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS, your profession. needs YOU
now Our best private schools and MANY
public schools, have salaries from $500
to $4,000 Register with us now. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. 204 Colorado BLDG.
18th and a SITS NV
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PIANO, Bradbury Of N. r, So. lovely ma
out: must sell Immediately. 81. 1855.
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IWATERPROOFNG, all kinds; hasements
lwaterproofed windows caulked, etc. ROB-
ERT =. PRICE, RE. 1891. t15s
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serving highest type clientele; GOOD hrs 5.
tons. PARROT RESTAURANT. I7of Goth
NAITREssEs, white; 5 pm. to lao am:
s?Hsla E1d ARgRSr MhsFY THkG E RES IS
| va Iii sasEs white, experienced, with
good references: neat in appearance. Phone
FIR. 97s3 fol-. appointment. after pm
W VAR LEW WSAi tx Il s. white expe.
tio.is. Apply to FRIENpsH1p REsTAu-
RANT, 1923 Wisconsin ave, NV.
WOMAN, white, settled, care Of ]. infant;
cail WI. 1908 after g.
WOMAN TO manaee. ana assist owner n
line dress and speciality shop on upper l4th
eellent opportunity for right PARTY. KRAs.
NER's 294Q 14th st. NV. DE. 1895.
WOMAN, colored, to clean rooms and make
beds in rooming house; DO not phone: Sun
WOMAN White ref ref,n ss n 70 be companion
to mother with school-are children pre-.
fer woman between 30 and 40 years: pri-
yate room; other help employed; ,i6 miles
SALARY BrsndyWin e sSoa ouS service s00'
WOMAN, colored, to clean rooms and max,
beds in reoming house. s,s DO not phone
W SapaaN White Tea espasls n IN i've n cookin
and light .housework; small house i il
family, CHILDREN school age: sxcellen
ase q weqR m
plant; seod starting salary. pleasant work
yNRSBHiaEN: ' White II q work in packing room
Il fhss0FsN c Is iss MI 5ih n e
WOMAN, white, settled. care 81 one II.
eItnces. Cali WI. 1908.
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CALL REPUBLIC 1866 II you are con-
sdering in selling your business am
at your service. Thank you. HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN, broker. RE. 1866,
MY BUSINESS is selling your business.
Every deal is given my personal attention,
Now or later call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

could help with driving II possible Pr
200 bet. and any eve.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Here, first, is how they made U-235 serve their
tremendous purpose
Ordinary uranium (named for the planet Ura-
nus as plutonium is named for the planet Puto)
IS really composite material of three different
SubeIements. These are U235, U-236 and U238,
the numbers showing their relative units.
For practical comparison on this scale hydrogen
atoms have mass of one.
The three forms of uranium have slightly diff
ferent mass but the same chemical properties OF
the three the one which most easily releases its
power IS U-235. But II is very and occurs
IN only one part in 40 compared TO the abundant
form, U23S
When scientists first bombarded uranium with
neutron bullets they soon found that only the
u235 form would split and yield large amounts
OF its atomic energy.
No appreciable amount of atomic energy was
available from the ample, easily obtainable U.23S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

might be concentrated. All the methods probably
would work in production but one knew which
method would be fastest and best for the final pro
duction needed.
There was no time for delay. The stakes were
too great So ii finally decided, with the ap-
proval of the joint Chiefs of Staff and President
Roosevelt, that all five methods should be under
taken simultaneously and gigantic scale that
would achieve mass production.
Moreover, full scale production was 10 be un.
dertaken also on plutonium, element No. ga never
before known 10 man.
The unusable U.23S could be utilized as a
mother substance OF the substance
Here is how it worked
Slow neutron particles were shot into uranium
238. They did not split the uranium but were cap
tured by the nucleus of the uranium atom which
thereupon increased its atomic core by one mass
unit, from 23S to 239
1T if a mason added one more brick tc
a skyscraper already having many bricks. for the
neutrons, along with protonS, are the building
blocks of atoms
What was created by this neutron lombard
ment was the next heaviest element above uTa.
mum, with mass 239. 1t was given No 90 in the
October II, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
BY ROBERT ID. POTTER
Science Editor
ARTICLE 3

A LREADY the coming atomic age has kind
- of Bible-a revelation, a chart of conduct
for scientists, warning, a promise.
II is the 2OOpage technical report of Prof II y.
Smyth of Princeton University, now issued by the
War Department, and ii is a book of wonder
In il, Professor Smyth shows how American
experts, in making atomic bombs used two kinds
Of chemical elementS-the rare type of uranium
known U.235 and man-made element called
plutonlum created specifically for the emergency
and never before known 10 the world
American scientists work in making the atomic
bomb possible heir mining isolation concentra.
ton and manufacture OF the chemicals U.235 and
plutonum-is modern alchemy that foreshado(vS
future when the people of all the earth will
obtain their power supDies from rithin atoms
IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Long Sought. an
inered dibIy vost
New Source of En-
ergy. Now Re-,
leased. Promises
Permanent Peace
ond an infinitely
Better Life for
Everyone

That was the situation in
1889 and 1910 as war drew
nearer to America.
Only IL U.235 could be iso-
lated and, concentrated from
the uranium ore, found in the
earth In Canada, Utah and the
Belgian Congo, could scientists
expect TO get the raw ma
terial" TO make atomic bombs.
THE task seemed immense,
and il was. In the summer
of 1910 ] sat down with scien-
fists OF Carnegie Institution
and calculated how long il
would take 10 concentrate a
single pound Of rare uranium
235 by the best method then
know In the Scientific
Monthly of June, 1910, wrote
THE isolation of uranium
is extremely slow, tedious and
costly in time and effort. Fig
ureS. reveal that even for the
much more abundant uranium
isotope Of mass 23S il takes
three hours TO produce one and
eighttenths of a miCrogram.
where a microgram is a mil
lionth OF a gram, and a gram
is less than one four.hun-
dredth of a pound.
Simple computation show n
that at this rate il Will TAXI
scientists some $4,000 days
Cmore than 191 years. TO make
a single gram of concentrated
uranium 23S and more than
400 times as long - over IS.
900 years -- 10 make a pound
of the material
The rare isotope of ura.
mum Of mass 235. occurring In
only one part in l40 in com
parison with uranium 23S,
would take still longer
No ne,-eXenI the scientists
expected that with.
in five years from the time
those words were written the
production might of America
would be turning out atomic
bombs containing probably
pounds of rare uranium.
But even i'm 1871, American
scientists knew five different
ways by which rare U.235
The Valley settler., 1945-03-09

VEGETABLES BEST ADAPTED TO QUICK
 FREEZING
 Gardeners who plan to preserve some of their vegetables by quick freezing this summer wi Il be inter- ested in knowing what variety of vegetables have given the best result Univers ity Extension Service. The . color of a vege table helps it's appearance when frozen, and s also an indi cation of the Vitamin con- tent. The deeper the yellow and green vegetab les are higher in vitamin cont ent than tn os of light CT colors.
 Vegetables desi ed for their cri spness and eaten raw ordinarily do not freeze we'll, while those vegetables most omonly cooked do give q good frozen product, wi tn the exception of a few, such as kale snd New Zealand spinach, whi oh become tough ane stringy when frozen. Those that freeze we'll are- B eanss Giant stringle green pod. Beets Detroit Red Broccoli Italian Green sprouting CabbageS All varieties are very
 good. Carrots Any unif ormly deep yellow
 carrot s satisfactory Caulif over Snowba1l Koh1robi Early white Vienna Earsnips Hollow Grown, Short Thi ok Peas Thomas Laxt on, Gradus Laxton
 Progress. Rh,lbarb All varieties yield
 product of gooG flavor. ~.r,. II \p~ r,N Nii@r
Evening star., 1945-05-13
POULTRY S EGGS.
CURATOR HATCHER, q

INCUBAToR. a!,g At R.HATCHER, good cendition
CHICKENS, 25, 10 weeks old. Spruce
BATTERY BRooDERs, chicken wire and
p5TITETs, p5S M 200 Ak Barred ROCK 8 weeks weeks
Addison I'd. ne, Kenilworth,
PULLETS, New Hampshire Red, 10 weeks
old; old chicken equipment. Silver Spring
CHICKENS FOR sALE-eoo or more n H
Sunday and evenings Gaithersburg 39-J,
WfsSdnz5 WASThD rs RSfsSe BUY cHckES Hs for chicken
BARRED ROCK PULLETs, two is; months old;
Sa6h CHICKS Ess f9ereh ae sa St2 sa1isd chicks
also, New Hamp. W leg. eoesereis' S6 IS hun, h1i'
eh9rch efsn; SGEHs s$"swsl. POULTRY FARM Falls
Brahmas, Giants. Assorted, blood tested;
Shipped Cod Send fsSnc cheek or money nonSre order
HATcRER1Rs l5o GehyeIx Market AsSoc1AnhD Sc Pha
AAA BEST QUALITY CHICKs-Your or
der may consist OF anv breed or sex, our
selection, Barred ROCKS, White Rocks,
and sellers Of baby chicks in in the East:
Vheof, we offer no seconds at any price; Send
PENN HATcHERIEs OUTLET. 1415-i7 VI.
Girard ave, Phila., 30. Pa
BABY CHICKS. blood tested. Special as
s sorted; S995 per 100. Minorea. White
LONDON POULTRY, Box 1874, Trenton,
REDS, BARRED ROCKS, White Rocks, W.
andottes, LeghornS Ro,k-Red Gross, Gil
ants. assorted, blood tested. Our selection
breed-sex, SS.95 per 100. Send money
order for immediate delivery our ship
ping points WALDMERE FARMS, Col
hngswood, N j.
BARRED ROCKS, Reds, Giants, Leghorns.
White Rocks assorted, blood tested. our
selection breed-sex. SS95 per 100; fob
our shipping points. Send money order
for immediate delivery. MODERN CHICKS
JenkintoWn, Pa
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-MD. and VA.

1906 y: HERNDoN-Large double. conn,
bath $50 n Slngie s35 aou9Ie BE Ca; H.; 34S3; ,;s
Sre Il desired s5 SHARE homs %fb
employed couple. Silver Spring O66s
KENsINGToN. II Farrasut ave.L.Gentle.
room so. Kensinston 236-W.
ALEXANDRIA-For Army or naval oficer
naval officer's home; conv Pentagon, Navy
Annex. Natl. Airport: restricted: $50. !E-
ARLINGTON, near Buckingham - Laree
rm., twin beds, next bath, nice home, >
adults; > officers: S45 mo-; conv. to Airing
tor. Hall and Pentason. 36l0 3rd st. H.
ARL.-Large front rm, for . twin beds,
ssas snie. ind h ROAD NoRTH-sinsle rm.
with pvt. bath, $50 month; conv. to
Pentagon, Navy Annex and Arlington Hall:
available immediately. Phone Chestnut
ARR, vA-Young man will share home
in center of Clarendon with another man,
BRENTWOOD, MD, 35ll Upshur st
Double room. separate cooking tacilues;
suitable two men; $50 will you make
TRansHEp FL shsTf RooM M IN private home for
man; near streetcar and busline; private
bath CEDAR closet; sw. exposure, $40. Cail
double % room, room basement s % two buslines;
walking distance Fort Myer, stores, thea
ter; laundry privileges, employed; rea-
sonable.
BEVERLY HILLS, Alex, Va, 4Ol Tenn.
ave-Single room, kit privil., share semi
Monday 8 am.-4 pm, MA. 1000, Ext. PSI .
TWO GIRLS for delightful, private, twin
bed room, in apartment with lady; break
fast privileges; $50 each; on two busines;
aRIINGToN. alRie V N 1897 N Hancock St con-
Meeting, Well-furn, twin beds in ca. So
a week each; also lge basement, suitable
4, pvt. bath, pvt, entr. CHI. 597s after
TAKOMA PARK, l1O5 Houston ave.-Very
desirable room; one block from bus: semi
private bath, new furniture and newly
Telephone SH. OSll.
OHEVERLY, MD, 1901 57th ave.eHieh
on a hill. overlooking the city. attractively
twin beds; 20. min. to downton: $40
ME. $500 Monday.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
ROOMS WANTED.

SETTLED LADY, Govt. employe, desires
clean. comfortable room. Woodridge, area;
P. Q. Box 1905. city.
ROOM, bath, with or without board, or
small apartment, Furnished. unfurnished
RETIRED LADY desires furnished room
Ink, or use kitchen, in washington or
SETTLED LADY desires furnished room,
bet. 18th and 22d and H to M sts. NV;
S25 month; select; references. Box 143-z,
LADY wants attractive single room. light
breakfast PRIVILEGES. $50. Box 1927. Star
EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMAN wants single
room with semiprivate bath; convenient to
Mt. Pleasant cars. Box 2s7 z, Star.
PERMANENTLY employed young man
wants furnished room and garage or
prefer Chevy Chase area Box 2S9-Z, Star
REFINED LADY desires single room near
psei PET; Ap aiS3, iS:ls sr affer Sac % pm. p =
in family home. seldom out night; will
teE WITH ToS ShdSen .DY PssatuT a
drinker. desires sunny single room, or will
share; S25-S30; please give details. Box
VETERAN AND WIFE, refined couple, de-
sire large bedroom, furnished or unfur-
nished with kit. grriivilss, in adult Chris
1an homs oniet nv desires steiass room and
bath accommodation. Write Box 217-z,
REFINED GIRL desires room, good en-
ton to Vermont and H sts. Box 223-z,
YOUNG BUsINEsswoMAN desires partly
Dupont Circle. DE. 5000, Ext. "a; am.
i i Or S !" "uNFuRN1sHEp ROOMS near su-
resu q Standards preferred. Phone No
Evening star., 1945-05-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CONNECTICUT AVE.-Young lady to share
double room with another lady: twin beds;
Snimitsd uni Hn phSn phSne aundry privili express
i 10 ia 18th U0s? ST. N.w.-space for young
lady to share large triple room with other
aa 18Th ahes ST. SW a arss 90 tribe me
suitable for young ladies' or young men;
good transportation; $3.50 mo. each.
EXCELLENT ROOM AND CARE for elderly
home, country club section of Virginia
Phone Chestnut 5272
SINGLE ROOM in gentle home for young
Isas 18th ST. N.W.NNice ts'Sn double BE room room
S42 so each: also basement room, double
or single: excellent means To-
1920 ID ST. N.E.-Young Government CIR,
desires to share attractively furnished room
with another; laundry privileges; unlimited
phone; board optional; bus al door. IR
IN PRIVATE HOME in nearby Md. for el-
derly or semi -invalids shady lawn: porches
fresh vegetables, chickens and eggs. Box
i0s A ST. N.E.-Walking distance Govt
bidss; . carlines; for girl; every conven-
ieas i!os I! ~ aTINcy GHHS ST, Arlins,on-Larse
dauRher ao or Goom
board free for ] assisting with semi-in-
valid. the other to pay $40 wk.; refs. re-
GIRLS, >. refned. young to share large
rm. and pvt. bath with another; S37 sc
ca: excel. meals; pvt. family tennis court
HsasitgI sss GIRARp hEms So qL s%Deicious eso3 we'll
pm', Isl ioor ga sac ap ea ADAMS as5a. O'D'''
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely Furnished
showers; excellent board; downtown IS
ROOM and board for mother and child
take care Of child. Hillside ol57W.
COLORED-21ll Sherman ave. NV; room
and board for > refined Catholic girls, So
wK AD. S40S Ia
Evening star., 1945-05-13
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Men: So SO
carline; clean, cool. 4 baths. c.h.w., show
Deo5 mad aoabe AR 1891 Foo@
hcers; refined home, $50 monthly. $40
1854 conn. AvE.-Young lady wants an
other young lady to share large double
room room twin twin beds and closets, $27 so each.
roo rSsa fDn ,tas AYE ss " large double
Dental !I section. siI so INV wk.: N clean @ auiet S
home. especially desirable in summer.
Call after 7:30 and Sunday 4509 Chelten-
1885 COLUMBIA RD. ,N.W.--Large front
room. windows, twin beds, unlimited
phone; will share with another congenial
young man, So week. Weekdays after
1925 ist ST. N,w.wi bedroom, screened
porch. running water, semiprivate bath;
iasa lis mSn.h' chIf'roN N.w.-tovely furnished
%5 %sid asss service; $3.50 each: Cali sflsaF g.
Iith ST. NV. $500. Victoria Apt, No.
lee sT frSnS 3nr $40 doon, month a.
bassador Hotel-Large room, twin beds,
daily maid service; SO each.
2t3O 39th ST. N.W.-Avallable May Is,
double front room; private bath with show
block bus. l ; minis; to, downtown; unlim.
issa NEWTON Sa1 ST. N Swaentleman Sse am sefn SIN
gle; GLE to share room with young man; twin
TENLEY CIRcLE-Master bedroom for .,
kitchen. laundry and all home privils., $50
nsSs ieh 81 NV At st. so5smipr og sSss
csii On Sunday. A ~ WV '
Evening star., 1945-05-13
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-hor.heost } st.

35 FRANKLIN Us, ST N: NEaNcs IN bed bedroom N
house for sirIs on capitol Hill; ! vac. IN
edes 6e and 5 gh onnse oT
1900 s,A BLADRSsBGRG LfIp ssistise RD. NE rooms
for or :! persons, 81 per week each; also
each; newly redecorated; excel transp.
Call any time between 2 an. and pm
nice furniture; next to bath, on busline;
CoLoREDw230s E st. n.e-Room for .
girls or :! men twin beds, s5 ca. per week
5i2 i 1iffNN. AVE. N;E-clsan sleeping
rooms for rent 20 sqod aE%5 legation and trans
$40 E ST. N.E.-Clean, newly furnished
rooms IN one Of WashinSIo9s troI 6etteT
Is 1858 IS PeF ST. SE.GLs.. - beautifully fur
nIsfed room and porch; large closet; con
yenient to streetcar and bus; $50 per
iI,S#:A Iss. NEWTON ST. N.E-Bedroom, in
closed porch as liyins dtmG room' S25 each.
AIies fiio MakIIaSb II SIaSfS Az AVE NE-Man for
large, bright furn3 rm' S25 month very
iGG! lio;: 4Sth AVE- Kenilworth-Front mas
ter bedroom in large, detached house,
beautiful surroundings; 3 blocks from end
Of the carlne. $50 single, S35 aouoie'
100 { ST. NE.-La-ge apt. house. near
Senate Once Fldg.; comfortable room for
> IN family: Sll week. TR. 2l3a.
FREE ROOM and use OF home and util-
itIes to person staying at home daytime
for very light services. Box 2Sn-Z, Star.
IOs QUINCY PL. N.E.-Furntshed III k.
.'oom for couple, $3.50 per week.
100, EYE ST N.E-Newly decorated
room. c.h.w.: insulated; ~ week.
5I8 10Th ST-Lady 10 share twin-bed
room with another lady, kitchen PRIVILEGES
.59s 1th ST. NE-l room and kitchen
priviliees. for couple or > girls; $40 week.
sH s9, IlS% sT SE-s,neIe from, hall room.
S. a week Five blks. from Union Station.
1886 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N;E.--Sln-- :
gle front room. second floor bath shared
1915 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Two sleeping
rms. one adjoining bath: continuous no!
water; pvt home good trans. restricted
area: gentlemen preferred; So and 80
weekly Phone NO. OILS.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.

na srT o14 s1 sas:e 6@. 6. Rd 5s ,5
required to furnish own electric range
and refrigerator Falls Church 1411-J:
kStHANGf Mstfia ya msdsrn sds PEI bedTm m9n apt in
Mt Rainier project. rental So so for
22-bedrm. apt. or house. June Is. 2707
Upshur St, Mt. Rainier, Apt. 4 Union
EXCHANGE. 3-rm. lovely apt, 1852 Lewis
st. ne. S4I: for similar apt, NV; rent
9 ROOMS, large kitchen. entrance hall
bath, $50 so; exchange, for information
i, leiding to rental Of house d2nt call
1921 ST. N.W.-Exchanee 4-room bath
apt, $50 rent: for small o6 Groom apt. same
EXCHANGE large l-bedroom apartment in
Arnng;son AZ ior a., similar one IN southeast
ExcHaNGr Mse4Ias!G1 Oh modem 81 2q bedroom .pt
10 min. Boiling Field or Navy Yard. for
similar one. in Alexandra or Arlington.
1l,s IT '9H atb as1sF 81 sw y am rooms and Bath
neat. light and gas: working couple, no
drinking; $40 mo. NE. 1887.
EoS 1ams 5 W snDa46s nP sc so1
WILL ExCHANGE 3-rm. apt, downtown
her t Must be near ea 3ef eood tPanP G sD ysTd
q playground facilities essential. caIl
ROOMS JON sf5ff Kitchen and i@ bstb nss s., 18th
and Penn ave. NV VIII exchange for
small house in NV. or good ne. section.
$40 per month. DI. 52a3.
EXCHANGE modern 1-bedrm. apt in new
Mt Rainier project. rental, $50 so. for
2bedrm. apt. or house. June ! ). 2707
Upshur st, Mt. Rainier, Apt. 4. Union
1886 SOUTHERN AVE Sc 4-room
aotS,: inclosed porch, private bath and
entrance. large yard. convenient loca-
tion. Call and see owner. SIS and $50
each. HI. Ol55-M.
Evening star., 1945-05-13
AP1s. FURNISHED lcont. !

VIZ ssn.tl: sIEl T '1s near 3SsiR sosh .Rs;
% ses saA sa ss6 sisasgs s4se' v:ss s
sss snd 81: NJ rms. and kit, run.
f. 9s cHaPis adH@i; 0s!E' 81. sRi re vk girl 1ss2
70 oshsr shsrs sToOm saG apt IN apt house With
by May 81. Phone Decatur 1000, Ext.
e. Or Gs'ssfa Men, 'ns Tidinisy s M.ynower Hotel
Pssh: iisss o eossinv Pfialssss s5lvsss en-
sRwLY Ia Re ale St attractive 1-room
basement apartmsnIt tile sho.er priyats
yhs s. NJ; IN 1914.
YOUNG LADY or couple, share apt, pri-
eonv iooaton SIS piiT Single seRpy,i s4s dbi 0eth ca
So pm. Sun, 1-9 pm. Apt SO, 25ls
REFINED GENTLE YOUNG LADY to share
apt: VT With - ,.,,l,er either lady; S32 so mo and
it ioon I'M MoNRot M, +. ST. s.w.-rhird floor. .
rooms, kitchen and bath; man and wife
.35 Isl ST, NE, near capitol-2 fir.
rms, cleo cooking plate. nr. b., commu-
& nlty reigr $50. MI 729s or Ii. 1920; 13'
lst A. nice 2-famiIy house. SO. Civilian
adults. M; 1928 or II. 9620 13s
NEAR BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-Smal apt.
Private home; share bath; Govt. worker;
S42 mo; Box 266-Y. Star
TAKOMA PARK-Naval oficer wishes to
share furn house, $50 per mo. 720s Tres
cott ave. Call 81. 1106 after Lm
ONE GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with 2
girls S45 mo. 1891 Brentwood I'd ne
MI. 9l51 after 8 pm, Sunday l to 5
LADY will share two-bedroom apt. with
another lady: over 30: Sixteenth ST. vicin-
ity of R Box 22s-Z. Star 13.
1898 LEWIS ST. Ne girl to share mod
apt. in resid. sec. with other girls: age,
81 to 81: S45. PHI ewes, AT Oo14, all
day Sunday.
COLORED-Nesr 18th and Monroe sts.
NV; wanted. girl 10 share apt with 2
! others: $50 mo-, call DE. 7547 after 8
pm. Sunday