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Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
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OIL IN YOUR DAILY LIVING

Most of us think of oil in connection with its most direct
uses-such as gasoline and lubricants for the family car. But
as an entertaining little article in a house organ points out
petroleum products enter into our living picture on practically
an hour-by-hOur basis.
When the housewife awakens she turns on a furnace,
which may burn oil or gas. She applies cosmetics which have
an oil base. She squeezes or slices breakfast oranges coated
with wax from petroleum, and eggs which have been treated
with a special oil to prevent evaporation and spollage.
She washes the dishes with a soap that may contain petro-
leum chemicals. She removes spots from the chlldrens clothes
with an ol-based cleaner, and wraps their lunches IN wax paper.
Our homemaker then gives the floors the once-over with
wax made from a petroleum solvent and rubs up the furniture
with a polish that has an oil base. She lquidates marauding
flies with spray containing oil derivates.
She does her shopping in a gasohne-burnlng, ollubr1cated
car which rides on synthetic rubber tires largely made from
petroleum chemicals. And she probably drives over streets
surfaced with petroleum asphalt.
Finally. she may buy mineral oil, hair tonic, soothing oint-
rents and kindred commodities made from petroleum.
This list could be extended almost endlessly. The contri-
button of the oil industry to the ordinary, daily living of the
14O 900, 900 American people is far beyond the general under
standing. And it is constantly increasing.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Defhroned Monarch Leaves
Bulgaria to yoin Grandpa

ISTANBUL, TURKEY. - A boy
king who lost his throne came out
of Bulgaria en- route to Egypt to
join his royal grandpa in exile.
Pale and almost bewildered,
nine-year-old Simeon, the son of
the late King Boris and last of the
Coburg dynasty which crumbled in
the recent plebiscite, arrived on a
small special train direct from
Sofia.
There was none of the pomp mon
archs know, only masses of peo-
pie drawn by the lure of nobility.
He stared straight ahead as police
whisked him from the Sirkedji sta
ton to a wharf across the Golden
Horn. There he boarded the Turkish
steamship Aksn and sailed in the
afternoon for Alexandria.
With him were his queen mother,
Joanna; his 13-year-old sister,
Marie Louise, and Princess Ev-
doXie, sister of Boris. Expected to
be waiting for them in Egypt is
aging Victor Emmanuel of Italy,
father of Simeon's mother.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Six New Stars Found; Weigh
1000 Tens Per Cubic Inch

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.-Univer-
sity of Minnesota reported discov-
cry of six new white dwarfs, a group
of strange stars weighing up to 1000
tons per cubic inch.
The universities announcement
came as Prof. Willem Luyten, uni
versity astronomer, told of the dis
covery in an address scheduled for
delivery in Cordoba, Argentina, dur
ing the 18th anniversary celebration
of the Argentine national observa-
tory.
Luyten and DR.. Paul D. Jose of
the University of Arizona made the
discovery. The white dwarfs repre-
sent atoms and matter existing I'M
ier conditions which cannot be du-
plicated in existing laboratories. Be-
cause of this, Professor Luyten was
quoted, the discovery is expected to
lead to important conclusions con-
corning atomic structure and to new
knowledge of atomic energy.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Gold Rush On, but
Few Find Much Gold

CRESCENT CITY, CALF. -
Unbearded prospectors still
were fumbling through Crescent
City in CALIFORNIA; latest So
called gold rush, despite the
warning voiced by old hands at
the game that all is not gold
that glitters, and this may be
no bonanza"
State and federal mining men,
roofing about for evidence of a
big strike, limited that perhaps
there amt no gold in them thar
hills.
Thus far, they explained, the
only gold in evidence is a few
small pebbles displayed by Err
nest Hay, city assayer. These
samples were brought in from
the Rattlesnake Ridge low di-
vide country by an old prospec-
tor, Tom Cronin.
Hay put the ore through his
special assay process and came
up with the announcement:
"This is rich stuff"
Within a matter of hours the
stampede vas On.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Russians Now Feel Sure They
Can Take Atom Cocktails

MOSCOW.-A Moscow vaudeville
show has been featuring this skit!
The scene is a cafe. Customers of
various nationalities are drinking a
beverage labeled "atomic cocktail"
Suddenly the customers begin Stun
bling over one another.
The sequence is broken when a
Russian drinks three atomic cock
tails-and waltzes merrily about to
the cheers of the audience.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Farm Home Accidents

Six thousand people meet death
in farm home accidents each year.
One million are injured. Facts that
include the breakdown of the causes
of death in home accidents show
falls account for 40 per cent; burns,
Is per cent; careless handling of
firearms, 7 per cent, and poison, 6
per cent.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Germans Froze
Camp Inmates
GrislY Details Of How Nazi
E~xperimenters Treated
War Prisoners.

WASHINGTON.-How Nazi exper-
imenters froze concentration camp
inmates to death seeking methods
to save their airmen from the same
fate were revealed in German docu-
ments just released by the war de-
partment.
In matter of fact language the
reports told how the human guinea
pigs were stripped and exposed for
hours to cold winter air, or SUBJ
jected to ice baths.
The experiments were classed by
the Nazis as research on "the be-
havior of organisms at great
heights"
One of the documents, written by
a German air force physician, DR..
S. Rascher, to Gestapo Chief Helm,
rich Himmler, anonymously dis
cussed the cold blooded experiments
after first thanking Himmler for
sending "fowers on the birth of my
second son a strong boy"
Limbs Frozen White
In a letter dated February II, 1913,
DR.. Rascher wrote to Himmler that
"up to now" he had COOLED off"
about 80 human guinea pigs taken
from concentration camps, by strip
ping them and exposing them to
winter air for 8 to ii hours until
their body temperatures fell as low
as 81 degrees centigrade (about 81
degrees Fahrenheit).
after n hour, 1 put these sub
jects in a hot BATH" the letter said.
every single patient was COM
pletely warmed up within one hour
at most, though some of them had
their hands and feet frozen white"
DR.. Rascher also reported on SUBJ
jecting humans to ice baths with
the water reduced to temperatures
ranging from IL degrees to 2.5 de-
grees and the patients strapped in
rubber life jackets to prevent SUBJ
merging. These tests were conduct
ed at the notorious Dachau concen-
tration camp.
The report concluded that when
the body temperature dropped to %
degrees the victims invariably died.
"Rewarming by animal bodies or
women's bodies would prove too
it added, because after re-
moval from the cold water the body
temperature continued to sink rap
Himmler Cited Reason.
In another document marked "Se-
cret" in capital letters, Himmler
declared he personally assumed
the responsibility for supplying
asocial individuals who deserve only
to die from concentration camps for
these experiments" Himmler said
the experiments were needed to
learn how to combat the conditions
encountered by high flying German
bombers and frost injuries" suf-
fered by Nazi troops fighting on the
frozen Russian front.
Most of the documents, compris-
ing an LOO page report entitled
Volume 4 of Nazi Conspiracy and
Aggression" were used in the prose-
of Germany's top war GRIM
at Nuremberg.
The volume also contains a report
BY the United States 3rd army de-
that between IL and 2
million political prisoners we're
Known to have been imprisoned and
labeled for determination" in a
chain of % to 80 Nazi concentration
camps from 1871 to 1915.
This was a typical SIS order to- a
number of concentration camps:
1.-THE reichsfuehrer-SS and chief
If the German police has ordered
hat the execution of sentence on
Russian women has to be done by
Polish women and on Polish and
Jkrainian women by Russian wom-
N. AS a reward, the prisoners in
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Speed Sewing

To speed up sewing and make it
easier, make a pin cushion wristlet.
1t is very simply done. Make a
round cushion about two inches
thick and three inches wide, and fill
it with hair or sawdust. Fasten this
to an elastic band that will slip over
the hand and wear it in the position
of a wrist watch. When pins are
not in use, they keep better in a tight
box.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
NOTICE OF TAXES DUE FOR 1916

VI IAAES DUE fOh $40
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
one-half (1a) of all taxes Except
personal property taxes and special
improvement assessments levied by
cities and towns) levied and assessed
for the year 1916, will be due and
payable before five o'clock p. m.
on the Both day of November, 1916,
and unless paid prior thereto, the
amount then due will be delinquent,
and will draw interest at the rate
of two-thirds (2/3) of one per n
tum QR) per month from and
after such delinquency, and two per
centum (2R) will be added to the
amount thereof as a penalty; and
that one-half (1a) of all taxes
levied and assessed for the year
1916 will be due and payable on or
before five o'clock p. M. on the 31st
day of May, 1947, and that unless
paid prior to said date, said taxes
will be delinquent and will draw in
terest at the rate of two-thirds
(2/3) of one per centum C1%) per
month from and after such delin-
quency, and 2 per centum (2%) will
be added to the amount thereof as
a penalty.
Special improvements assessments
levied by cities and towns must
be paid with the first installments
of taxes.
Taxes are payable at the office
of the County Treasurer at the
Court House, Billings, Montana.
during office hours on all business
days.
Publication is hereby made as
provided by Section 2169 rem.
1895.
Dated at Billings, Montana, this
18th day of October, 1916.
ORVILLE c.. BERRY,
County Treasurer of Yellow
stone County, Montana.
date First Pub. Oct. 80, 1946-3tl
Fireplace Screen
A spark-stopping screen is a ne
AAeci4rr x,y.4I - G~A11-@z |
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
USS New Mexico

In 1918, the USS New Mexico was
commissioned as the first battle
ship to be propelled by electricity.
Two main generators, each rated
at 5000 horsepower, operated four
propulsion motors with a 5000
horsepower capacity.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Babies Need Sunlight

Every baby needs sunlight, at
first in small doses. Expose only
his face, hands and knees for five
minutes the first day, then slow
ly increase the amount of exposure
and length of time until he is in the
sun for an hour each day.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30

Ever play chess? It's a great
camel One of the strongest friend
ships I know of started with a game
of chess-between Dad HOskins, in
IL town, and a man named Dalton
Barnes, in England.
They've never seen each other,
never met. But for the past eight
years they've been playing chess
by mail together - Dad puzzling
over Dalton's latest letter, while he
sends a chart of his next move to
England.
Dad always thinks best with a
mellow glass of beer beside his
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30

Fireplace Screen
A spark-stopping screen is a me-
cessity with a fireplace.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
Exports Coffee

The Middle American republic of
Colombia is the worlds second larg-
est exporter of coffee.
Laurel outlook., 1946-10-30
From where | sit 90 Joe Marsh
friendship Three
Thousand Miles Apart
Advertisement

chessboard. And the E~nglishman
writes him that he does the same.
"You know, it's almost as if we
shared a glass of beer together,
tool" says Dad contentedly.
From where I sit, you can talk
about diplomacy and foreign pol
icy, but it's often those little things
like a game of chess or a glass
of beer-that can make for toler-
ance and understanding be-
tween people of all nations -. be-
tween neighbors here at homel
& M~ux
Evening star., 1946-02-24
ROOMS WANTED (cont. J

kEFINED YOUNG WOMAN desires com.
tSTaa6le ca e.i.bs room in Dupont Circle locse
MibDLE;xGfEDS MAN. employed tno sa snok.
sSs month Box BOX sss-L. ss9 iaan: ssar. .. uh'a!h'
nonSrinkina G8Tr LADY, ,xS perm nonsmcLing and
PsfSTs s'aSV March asl,lS i. ses ss4.L. Star. A'
oa aulfs sex aaf ad,I nsas star Transportation
ySss pesed Saso e6upe BEEF fr d s. s9
Priysa.tser bath: select NV. section. BOX s52-
BUsINEssGIRL wants room in apt. with
Kitchen PRIVILEGES, NV. section. Box 347-
settled si 's5S5R ssS5i 's Es2 beds "a .?s
LAPiEs. 2, empl, double rm.. 2 beds. near
srn IN na D'M MT n0Ps Pleasant ar oa nuooa po1
fEsfsf fEss HAsRsk15 RsT sfGDiET 9sy
position, section chief, desires. furn. room,
ssss res Sss sss sssI Children no
sA% ssS 9sS's e town own ssJs
GENTLEMAN. .furn. room with private
Conn. ave: and ksiorsms = I'd. TN NO. 5sy 81 SS$as
CoLoRED COUPLE. refined. both EN-.
Rlsyed Eas S4yisIss THula ike room p apt with cook
ROOMS WANTED for male students; this
Is one way you can be Of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school; must be within walking
distance OF 10th and Park rd NV. Phone
Mr. Mr., MALoNEY, Ho. 1870. weekdays 9
BUsINEssGIRL. out of town part time.
T,yo 1asion ,F62 H0 .l62 or or Box 494,L, Star.
room in GEORGETOWN. Write Box s. George
I9wn HHGn gniY.' or phone BEAsLEY at MI.
GENTLEMAN in Govt service wants COM
pletely furnished room in NV. section,
near streetcar and convenient to down.
Star. ~
SMALL FURNISHED APT. for privately
employed Govt. workers. MISS PICcININNi,
TNFURNisHED ROOM, semi or pvt hath.
9ie 9ice location; Govt. girl. Box 4I2-J,
YOUNG VETERAN desires single room.
CoLORED = WANTED ROOM. settled
GnT GGnTistsan Hprn eolored woman. Box 447-L Star
room room, some PRIVILEGES, have own linen and
PED PED eciothins; with reference. Call ali
gay sun. weekdays after 4:30. NO. 81lS.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL SELL OWNER-OCCUPIED s-room
semidetached brick in American University
Park or will exchange for smaller house in
Northwest Wash. or Montgomery Co. Box
Will TRADE washinsten house for house
ATTRACTIVE. furnished house available
in exchange M for @ same in good New York
EXCHANGE Of .3-bedrm house in Bethesda
by owner for similar house, desirable sub.
ton house for one in New Orleans Box
WILL WILL sIfs TRADE e-rm. GEORGETOWN a house
for similar residence in Detroit. Call EN-.
WASHINGTON. N. Y.-s-room semide-
Ga,, foF similar IN space in N Y. or suburbs.
6ENvERgWaint . or bedroom apt. or
house, furn. or unfurn;; can exchange
DETRoIT S'isrse II FoR wAsHHSGToN-Exchanse YSeSi
lease 2-bedroom house, Detroit. for SINH
lar accommodations within 20 miles of
psntss0nx WTt Gall az OSLO after Pm
oil heat, Alexandria residential section,
S75 per mo-, for similar place conv to
Golumbis University, New York City. Gall
s-BEDR0oM BRICK oil-heated 5-yrs.old
Arlington house for similar house or
bungalow in District. Box 45S-L, Star.
LEoNIA. n, EASY N; Y. committing:
vacuum-steam heat: to exchange July. 1
or later for 3-4 bedroom house preferably
semibungalow in NV. D. c. or nearby Nd.
Box 237-L, Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
Aprs. FURNISHED Cent,

t4Rh 1sh snoI :4 ss:F. SIS Ssa mo %ediE
eipdes Hpt eyerythiRE. ans1 200 Miss ave. oss.ea
iSst ikSestiNEpH z cAT8oLrc efa9 GIRL. % to o Is. to
snare morsh2y w. apt with other girls; rent, Sas
1ssI MoNTANA4 4s AVE sSx SE siM All sisrB sisr
Young girl student would like to share
aSl ail astrsc1ive sao M efcieney ant with another
AM INTERESTED In subleasing my beauti-
Iuily furnished fve-room apartment, upper
rssnoraih,n roan ST NV BEGINNING June. to most
se sauD $500 % par shden menh ana
space with an attendant is also available
1S$s PxRK Rp. N.w.-2-room. kitchen
and bath furnished. for or 5 Government
Employed en- girls; $3.50. Call afer l pm
CHEVY, CHASE, D. CT or 2 responsible
to share expense Of our artistic home;
q ssa s5Hss, sis y. isSs SSss ss o0es ssss
private bath; suitable for A.: S25 each
& EAST g. cAi4oSL sAHHasS ssry agRSE AP srss sss COM
S275 per mo-: available now; 1st floor has
poash s and door d has Sedlaoms hs nFesn snd
3 baths; heat and minimum utility inc;
n.nliim1; .anii1r; telephone avail: fine for large
SINGLE ROOM IN APT, with kitchen
privileges Silver Spring; $50 Box 343-J,
Star.
2O16 o ST. N.W.-Large room, near bath;
electric plate II desired; $40 for 2. In
quire in basement HO. 1897.
girls to share apartment with another girl;
SoLoRED.!-rm COLO N KIT .;snS bath. 1908
GoEoRfD SEss Ri aR GIRhs BET $3.50 sea to share
furn. apt, with another girl. $3.50 wk.
each. 1884 champlain st. NV. Ho. 5676
Evening star., 1946-02-24
ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

33s MD. AVE. N.E.-Corner. large front
roSm, southern exposure, overlooking pavk;
double bed. davenport, large closet. next
Rs sy' ssf csSo 0sss Station So
ssst 18th ST. NE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AUS IA ss5 sRy ayailssis saSt
double room (two girls); phone and laun-
dry priyileges; conyeniento transporta-
$50 $50 10Th 10Th Sr 81. S.E.0siinsie room. lady:
home PRIVILEGES; breakfast optional; .se
iaoa LAWREScE sT. N.E.-sman single
bpeakfast aGI prRleges Elh MI 4ol1 Tn'h as
1175 ABBEY PL. Ne, betw. 3rd, 4th, L
and M sts.-2 furnished rooms in ne sec
aso4 4 81: SE.aLisht hcusekeepins
@ zss END nd ST. W NEsleepins sgdas9f room, sentle
332 18th ST. N.E.-Lh.k., well furn., 2
ladies' or couple. refs. required; SIS. AT
ea2s KEARNEY ST. NE. near Rhode Is
month: / double room. $40 month; must
The GALENA, 15s B ST. NE.-vacancy
In triple room, nicely furnished, single
tanning guests; girls only; 81, S22 50.
COLoRED, All NJ ST. ne, large back room,
nicely furn., single woman or man, home
priv. $3.50 per week; LU. 1850.
nsed Edcm $S & Eysri S Block Sdm NGsy ee
car, bus and Shopping center. $3.50 each
q week. HO. O394. -26
Evening star., 1946-02-24
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements undef
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where Star box num-
substituted for the address In such
cases The Star win secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
Evening star., 1946-02-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LOG 18TH ST. N.W.-Vacancies. Good
mssis. S45. Walking distance downtown.
GikLS' are you looking for comfortable
couple room, or one to share with other
SRI? meals daily. including Sunday, Teie.
1879 ICONS 18th %ad g. NV seFStss Sssr
Isss GIRaRD RAID ST. N.w.-Deliciousm mss meals,
lovely maple furniture; conv, transp.'
Sno snoppins center; single basement rm. for
gentieWsn' gent nan S35; triple basement rm.- i
RoR S fMrLoYfB f2 AasDs aoTHER soIi with s5 infant
ROOM ANB 1Sf s01 fo1 WA ss1s ssnS oceIs in
S5sh; s%Io sst6 St. NV NV. Pm ~onss'' ms5
NEWLY FURNISHED master bedroom, all
nome PRIVILEGES, for three girls, S4b
menth nS, 5o- each. Southeast section. Cali
. DoUBLE ROOMS, with evening meals.
tfor permanent men who appreciate beauti-
tul, clean nome and wholesome, well-cooked
1000. ANY Mt. Pleasant car, min. down
tLoWn. Also l vacancy in triple with private
pain. Available Feb. %. CO. 1911. -26
uoIo 2*d ST. NV. cff Mass ave-
vacancy for young girl in large double rm
with another girl; twin beds. good meals,
201o PIERCE MILL ROAD nice CON-
aecting rooms for working couple; Southern
cooking. DU. 09S0. ~25
SINGLE and double rooms, conv transp.
TO Pentagon and downtown; near Colonial
BEAUTIFULLY FTRNisHED ROOM for
Two gentlemen of good habits and with
permanent positions. Centrally located.
near Dupont Circle. Phone NO. O553 .
Evening star., 1946-02-24
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

DASHIELL TRANsFER, local moving, gem
sS ca sifDi sasP es7f day
GsEs GEN saf EesS Day rasss aad night low
aovISS ss5ss sisf ASS sf57ff SA5nTs ana
Sa shsfsaf Sac Nj a.UEiNe-Dsz aSSs and sishs; st
sErNa NE ssses MSyNa Syss sesvsf sfoRAGE AZ s
sas sns s9s sstfnef n }'0 too large and
yqT STRNS1 sSRp ts k. the :;
moving-day problems: packing. transpor-
ence nave made US specialists in, han.
st Is st oSen psone Ii sgs4 Or
$3.50: 41s Florida ave ne. Room cis
VETERAN, starting business, will move you
ExsERv1oEMlHsNfy oSEEiMalsfy white de 4ssa General haul
ing; dependable service; reasonable rates; rates;
tract for regular hauls; reasonable rates
9sHi Yo6a hsans sHsF movfsxsE sPsoess Fl 'seS SEATS Is
INC, moving and storage: trained crews:
Il IA s4So M Sss ssss; 75ss IA Sss0
Il Your Fs sonSenisnse. M siso ishs haul
al YouR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Phone RA. SAB for parcel, furniture
baggase and truck deliveries. n
PACKING. moving, hauling; prompt serv.
Ice; local and long distance. LONE's
TRANSIT Err, 81 1921 for estimate. --2S
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EpELMAN'S
MOVING AND HAULING-RE. Sill OF
Spruce 0656-J
W. PARKS, transfer. moving and hauling,
day or night. AID. 1887. 26s
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

UNTIL APRIL I5-3 bedrooms, baths
completely furnished house, in best Va
suburbs: adults only; references required:
$isS $fs PoRTIANTpS Pss r. IT, a. sTe7 sE-M,adl.-a.ea
Protestant Christian couple to rent, SiOO
Tn menth b sf for months, from March l..
GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO? viii ex-
change for 5 months 2-bedroom furnished
house for 2.bedroom furnished house or
MR.. BISHOP, MA. $3.50. Ext. 613
FOR RENT, March. April, and May or
house, completely furnished, in nearby
MARYLAND. For inspection phone Elkridge
33SSo1 JoCELYN ST. NV bedrooms, 2
baths, nicely furnished, garage $3.50
month. Avsilable April for 8 months or
longer. Call pI. 0392 weekdays only. .26s
GEORGETOWN house, S315 per month. Ready
for immediats rental Ho. 1882 or Box
124.M. Star. AS
Evening star., 1946-02-24
ROOMS fURhIsHsp-Mp. and VA

ROOMS FURNIsnED-Mp. and VA.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for young lady,
next BATH conf. furn., home privils:. in
pvt. home; conv. transp.: $50. OIL. 1855.
ATTRACTIVE single rm., next bath, walk
ing distance Navy Annex and Pentagon;
gentleman only; $40. GIL. 1850 after
ARL.@In pvt home, dbl. rm., twin beds
for 2 girls: on bus line: S5 wk. each. Glebe
SINGLE ROOM with breakfast privileges
and unlimited phone to refined girl, nom
smoker, 1ondrinker, convenient to bus.
fR fWo SsSE aG1Er ROOMS, home privileses;
refs req: car not NECESSARY but conven-
lent S1ysE sYSns Box Sss Star
for girls in pleasant gentle home; break
fast and laundry privil. CHI. 0e41.
FURN. BEDROOM for refined business cou-
pie with KITCHEN chez privileges for % breakfs@st; @
SILVER SPRING. MD.ERoom with dbl
seS spTns asi1 0Ss s sf ans sssa shopping center
ARLNGTON-single room FOR gentle
sshopp2ing and recTession center Is miRs
ARLINGToN. Va: sSos North Utah st.%a
ton, stores and theaters: girls only. Phone
MADisoos ST, Arlington-clean private
h.2 hgme; a4Ts refined no drinkers bus block
VILLA HEIGHTS, MD.-Large room, dou-
fIN hls eed; sSse bus at corner; ss5 for % one
RIvERDALE, MD.-Large single room
next bath; Ia blocks to bus. WA. 1927
EAST RIvERDALE. MD.-sinsle room, with
private half bath; for employed lady OF
student, until June L. WA. s014. -25
MT. RAINIER. MD girls, double bed;
bus stop; SIS each. 4016 29th st. WA
$3.50. 24'
LOVELY SUNNY ROOM, in Harrington
for working gentle couple; double bed
adjacent bath, private home; no meals:
express transp;: references required: S1s
NR. PENTAGoN and Arl. Hall-single
rm.. gentleman, S25 per mo. CHI. 1856.
MI. kAINiER. MD;I,EFuii. sized bed: nice
quiet community; private home: 1 or z
men; j ! . person. $50; 2 persons $50
ARLINGToN-single $50, or double $40
priv home: prefer employed persons CH
5341 Sun. or weekdays after 6.
NR. NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL-Single room
$40: private home: gentleman only WI
QO6S pa