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The Republican., 1947-07-10
GORTNER

Come to services at the church on
Sunday morning and evening.
Merlin Gnegy, who was in Japan
where he contracted rheumatic fever
and has been in an Atlanta, Georgia
hospital for several weeks, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Grove,
one evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagle
and family attended birthday din
ner honoriug Mrs. Schlossnagle's
fathers 89th birthday, at Accident
ON Sunday.
Mr. Albert Yoder and family,
Adam Grew. Willie Yoder, Mr.. and
The Republican., 1947-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sisk, of Loeb
Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Sisk and
Dan Lichty and children spent the
evening of the Fourth at Noah
Schrock's.
The Republican., 1947-07-10

Howard Gore. former West Vir-
ginia Governor, died June 90
Evening star., 1947-08-18

project and the secret city" In the
New Mexico desert.
But what of it?" asked q British
lady correspondent with our little
group. Its just another explosive
isn't it? They've been bringing out
new weapons all the time and this
is only something q little worse than
what has gone before"
NO" I said. you can compare
the situation to that of a B-2s
sweeping over the battlefield OF
Agincourt. There's about the diff
ference between this stun and q
block buster as between a bombing
plane and the bows Of the English
archers."
Z think the lady was duly i'm
pressed for she then started making
out a case that the atomic bomb
really had been invented by an
Englishman.
This was hard argument to
answer, II 1t was worth answering,
because nobody was more keenly
aware than I of the magnitude OF
the British contributions to this
great revolution in human destinies
and Of the relatively small contri-
buttons of my fellow countrymen
until just before the end
1t was futile to belittle the claims
Of Lord Rutherford, the first man
ever consciously to split an atom: OF
Sir James Chadwick, the discoverer
Of the neutron. and Of . score of
others. And it would have been
wasted breath to have talked OF
Bequerel, of the Curies, of Nils Bohr
Evening star., 1947-08-18

Isn't lined with platinum" he said.
Had an FBI man been listening
through . keyhole at the time, the
professor might have gone to Jail for
this inadvertant remark uttered in
moment~of rather scared anger.
+ X II +
In the summer OF 194l accom-
panied a Navy expedition which
landed Marines in Iceland-perhaps
the first American move in the war.
The destroyer I was on at the
time was sunk by q German mine
a few months later-the first Amer
1can ship sunk in war which had
not yet been declared.
There was very assertive young
lieutenant aboard for whom I had
an instructive dislike.
Iaknow all about this U-235," he
said In the wardroom one night.
THE Navy knows all about it,
he always spoke as If he was the
official voice Of the Navy.
THE way the Navy looks at it is
that it's a lot of bunk-tust stun put
out by German agents trying to stir
up trouble
And as for these theoretical
scientists with German nanlAs-Ill
tell you right now the Nays got no
use for them." he continued. IF
I had my way we'd line them all up
against the wall tomorrow morn
ing"
first heard about the atomic
Evening star., 1947-08-18

bombing Of Japanese cities Under
rather wierd circumstances.
It was in Budapest about the Sec
ond week In August two years ago
I was there, with two or three other
war correspondents, strictly against
orders. This eerily-lovely, ruined
city was in exclusively Russian ter
ritory. It was barred to all Amer
leans and British except two small
detachements Of soldiers and civil
ian clerks who represented the
Allied Control Commission.
Nevertheless, We were there and
the afternoon we arrlved-through
courtesy or stupidity Of the Rus
SLAMS, I never could tell which, and
to the great annoyance of Gen.
Mark Clark's public relations ON
GERS in vienna-Americans, British
and Russians were quite excited. A
Hungarian newspaper had just ap-
peared with q banner headline and
few distorted details of the bomb
ing Of Hiroshima. The account was
in Hungarian and very few foreign
ers can read this Language.
I found myself probably the only
man in Budapest with the faintest
idea Of what 1t was all about. I had
known about most of the expert
mental work on atom splitting pre-
vious to the fall of 1s4l when Sc
curity restrictions had been placed
on most aspects of 1t. I had also
known, through rumors picked up
here and there, of the Manhattan
Evening star., 1947-08-18

the DaA, Of the Germans, the
Russians, even of the Hungarians.
The Russians put us up In con-
vent that night. The kindly old
sisters also were excited about the
atomic bomb. In the middle of the
night there was a battle in the
street outside between Russians
and Hungarian guerrillas; bullets
pinged through our windows and
we all spent part of the night laying
fiat on the floor of a hallway.
After that I felt like writing and
got out my typewriter. The moon
was full over the ruins. From a
few blocks away came the weird
music of a gypsy orchestra. In a
few minutes an angry mother
superior knocked at my door. She
said the noise of my typewriter was
keeping the nuns awake and she
thought they had had enough of an
ordeal for one night.
The title of my war book, when I
get around to writing it, will be
somewhat misleading but should
have good sales pull. It will be
MY Three Nights in Convent"
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Einstein Saw Atomic Enerqy
In 1884, but as Impractical

casionally have argued over our
recallections.
The two or three stories I wrote
at the time now seem unbelievably
crude and naive. They were neces-
sarily quite inaccurate, but fairly
representative of what was known
then.
1t was not until about six months
later that the mystic symbol U235
appeared in the picture. It was
first mentioned at a meeting of the
American Physical Society at the
Bureau of Standards. Looking back
on it now I can see where I COM
pletely missed the significance of
this rather obscure announcement.
r. n II
1t was at about that time that
I happened to be an a train speed
ing through Texas with a group Of
world famous astronomers and phys
icists. They were on their way to the
dedication of the Mcdonald Obser-
vatory in the West Texas mountains
Among them was DR.. Arthur
Compton, now president OF WASH
ington University, Nobel prize win
ner, one of the greatest physicists
in the world He had not been pres
ent at any of the Washington meet
i ings and admitted knowing nothing
of uranium fission only from news
paper stories.
The reporters told him about it.
He did not hesitate to predict that
here was a suorce of energy which
sooner or later would be of tremen-
duos significance. He passed lightly
over the technical difficulties which
everybody else had stressed so much.
Starnge to say this interview with
a man who admittedly knew nothing
about it was the first time that the
splitting of the atom got on the
front pages of the New York news
papers.
About year later, with the war in
full swing and secrecy restrictions
imposed. I approached one OF Amer
icas leading physicists who was
working on the uranium fission
proglem.
II can't tell you anything" he
said. :Only yesterday the. FBI was
on my neck for using the term U235
in a telegram to Fermi."
isn't there anything new on sep
arating U235 from ordinary uran-
ium" I asked
It can't tell you anything" he
said. II can't even tell you what you
know already-that the only way
it can be done is to get uranium into
the form of gas, uranium fiuoride.
and then separate 1t by thermal
distillation tubes. You know uranium
fluoride is about the most corrosive
stuff in existence. 1t would require
distillation tubes as big as the Wash
ington monument lined with gold"
IF it was important enough I
suggested" you might persuade the
President to take the gold out OF
Fort Knox"
He turned pale.
My God" he said, who told you
We were planning to do that?"
X
At that time certain crucial ex-
periments were in progress at Johns
Hopkins University in Baltimore.
l went there one afternoon and
got a very cold reception from the
physicist in charge-so much so that
II threatened to complain to Presi-
dent Isaiah Bowman. He didn't
seem in the least intimidated and
told me to go ahead.
isn't it true" asked, that you
are using distillation tube lined
with gold?'
He glared at me angrily. +
We'll, you can be damn sure 1t
Evening star., 1947-08-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D,
MONDAY, AUGUST S1s, 1947

In its beak, across the road TO thes
home Of her son Eugene, who disf
patched the bird with club.
The hawk weighed 8 pounds, Z,
1t was the second time in week4
that a Connecticut woman had
made a successful bare-handed de:
fense of chicken yard. y
IN Center Groton Mrs John YETI
ter. IA. seized fox by the tail and
killed it by banging its head on the
ground 1t, too, weighed 8 pounds.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
Hawk Stealing Chicken
Is Victim of Housewife
BY the Associated Press

WELLINGTON. Conn.-Mrs. Mary
Csk1, IS. of Moose Meadow, investi-
eating a disturbance in her yard,
found one of her chickens waging
an unequal battle with a hawk.
Mrs. Cski seized the marauder and
carried it, the chicken still clasped
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-herhwest.
TWo VETERANS and their families CO

TWO VETERANS and their. families can
own a four-family modern brick apt. build
ing. and each occupy an apt. All that is
balance carried into veterans loan: your
monthly cash outlay for each veteran oc-
cupying separate apts. would be approxi-
OF income received from the rental Of the
ing loan. Located l block from excellent
Suildns Si fnp spproximateIy % % Years SO old; total
the down payment So 900 balance carried
NA. M si41 for for details; detail Mr.; MsGign,ss vii
sERENs SALES, 1873 x ST.. NV. '"
bath. inclosed and heated porches. rec :, >
reation room ir. basement; automatic heat:
? Kitchens; part Of end floor rented at S75
@0 asD wtR tPess Gan n MRockMoR1oA eSc ssxe oA
NEAR shsiIsiis NEBRASKA a AND CONN. AVE. NV.
Wei landseaped. owner occupies. Must
ssiFs cs e. s5S s5ss s15SSS roSso @
aUE eaHs 81 sf!mShs SRAs sVe NEW HAMrsmRE-1a
rooms, 8 baths; oil heat: excellent eondi-
Sn see " over as mo euIa pus .n
niture reserved This viii make . nice
aoRs aSms .es ea ES s55 Yous e eas sTo
MICHIGAN AVE. AND n. CAPITOL ST
Within walking distance of Catholic Uni.
versity and Soldiers Home: row brick oi
10 rms. 2iz baths. oil h.-w.h.. .2-car ga
nished: income. S2l6 per month, plu.
owners quarters Of rms. and y bath or
EpMxsp s. ARE sIPPLE sS; exclusive S .aent. me NE
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE on N. H. ave, thi.
lovely room. la-hath home attie. oi
porch; very nice location. CLIFFoRr
SaERTZER. RE. 2735, Wo. gl91.
1918 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Semidetac ched
porchess oil h.-v.h., full basement; newly
decorated; y blk. OF 18th st.; small down
payment; possession With title Mrs. Read
ESTATE. AT. e763. LA
Evening star., 1947-03-11
APARTMENTS WANTED tcenq. !

APARTMENTS WANTED tcenq.)
sire furnished apt. with kitchen and bath:
ssoh Phone sisni hoo5Y s6si.s1f t.
NAVY VETERAN AND WIFE desperately
need Wo I1fI InfIrn. apt. in NV; to s56 mo. Gan
A,AF A .slaS aAsoR and ,castsin desire one q og
apaTtmsn, waits snT 95 h9use in NV or Arlington
! %. Or 5 sGs BEDROOM House or apartment,
furnished. by Army officer wife and son,
age IL. Call RE. $500, Ext. 1916. 8 to s
a-BEDRooM FURN. APT. NV. pref;
adults: permanent; up to $3.50. MRS
ANDERSON $50 to s. DI. 200, Ext; 4s6.
PHYSICIAN, patholosist at National In
stitute OF Health, and wife want ! to 3
e sos sh,d4sa q q Ds's Dr. PEzRs VT
APARTMENT. furnished or unfurnished,
required by responsible working couple.
Call DE. 5000. Ext. 301, between and 8.
TWO EMPLOYED reliable, girls desire
small furn. apt, or will sublet. Call AID.
REC sESULAK flsfE Army y IT. COL. and wife @ de-
sire :t-rm. furn. or unfurn apt, pvt bath:
no children; excellent care guaranteed
Re- e7e9 P3RE Ext oR fsoG PffS5s sD4 Dm two
Sponsinle men. permanent Govt. employees
DESIRE sIEY. i.-BEDRooM hsn Apr.-Regular Army
It, colonel being married in May, will take
Immediate possession. Phone Republic
800 800 Ext ga;,8; 4ss3; after PM. Alex. 26s3
MAJOR, wife and son. desire nice 2-bedrm
apt. or house near transportation. Phone
RE. 800, Ext. 1884. MAJOR CARLAN.
NAVY OFFICER, wife and two children
separated by needs of naval service, urgent
ly desire tWo-bedroom apartment, unfurn-
ished. Ordway 0977. 8 to 8 pm. IA.
VET. wife. 40 yrs. old need one-rm. and
st sD5 fHTn HT ssi5 5 pnaufn tn can pay up
navy CAPTAIN 2ND 3 Y %ifE desire fur
nished apt from March 15 for or 8
months; no children. no pets. Phone
TWO SECRETARIES. permanent: 1-bed-
room furn. apt. W. section. by April 1st.
Call MISS W1THAM, MA. 312o. Ext, 3s5,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire to share
apt with congenial woman; sep. bedroom,
closets: kit. privil. and phone: have q sptnet
piano; $50 mo. DU. 1886, Apt. S02.
g OR 3 ROOM upfurnished apt; two men
students and permanent Govt. employe.
poGs Gp G9sG ee1vesn sdRvsY s1d smDioxe p% fe and
shds lent nesd
apt: excel reference. Call RE. 7400, Ext.
DE. a73O. RIM. 5. H, HIRosE 13'
1-BEDRM. furnished apt, for perma-
nently employed girls: will furnish refer
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED-Empl
mother and s-year-o daughter; desperate,
must vacate present apartment April /.
Box oRq-T, Star
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-kershee,t.

HOME AND INCOME. Capitol Hill, semidet.
sve nTek ren s4 baths nsap oil sahoos
and transp.; 2.5o0 handles. ACE REAL
TX TX SERVICE l214 Pa. ave. Sc. Lu. 1910
msaSaes srek kiss 81 ons hs. s.Td
sHs4 sSsS:i sS sBis isS!,' S'' &
WEST VIRGINIA, AVE. N.E.-comfortab
6-rm. brick, tile bath, 2 sleeping porches,
Snse Gnf s.ms H .np
Mr.. Vallarrio. Ii 1887. URcIoLo REALTY
efyrk eH NE: ET:ERsEActr; sfllt .s,7so-Mod.rnT 5lm.
Ist, nr,; sood-sized bedrms. and tile
with gas a. C. heat. laundry trays. front
door: a,srac!iys terms: To Inspect today
ssnn,rs sss ANn RI SIS pay N hUneHY houssa eon
into apt the other o1 consists Of
'S is { 81 fls5 s8SgSs sss
WScDsiDSn. sRa sSfui MI sssl oss.ed on oath st ne.
psn sr Of rst St oer COMPRISED oF 91 of vins rm
n dnnE ana m nnS
| floor; another full bath in basement, b; :
W.n.. corner lOts priced At SI4gDU. Inls
is something exceptional On this market.
Cali Mr.. Lof1in, COLONIAL REALTY CO,
2024 Wilson blvd. CH. 1854. OK. 0575.
TRINIDAD sEcTIoN--1s-ft. row brick;
rooms and bath Incl. Q heated porches;
suitable for families: recreation room;
insulated: storm sash: gas heat; garage.
Must be sold this week. Possession with
title and terms. WILLIAM A. KEMP, 27O6
18th st. ne. Ho. e1Sf; eyes,, WA. 1000.
rRFEY BUMT-lodern 4-fsmily semids-
tached brick house, 4 yrs. old. This house
Is located ct 106 Webster st. ne. and has
Q complete and private apts.. with front
and back entrance to each apt; gas
ranges, 2 electric refrigerators. Murphy
cabinets, large dry basement with laundry
trays. This house is located In Q very fine
new subdivision, Just north OF Soldiers
home Priced to sell at S14.500 on terms.
For appt. to inspect call A. H. Parker, RA.
1860 or IA. 1865. ]. B. TIFFEY 4 SON.
orr MfcHfGAN AVE. N.E.-Beautiful de-
tached brick home situated on an at
tractiye corner lot consisting OF 8 rooms
% large bedrooms). Q baths. automatic
heat. attached garage; property Is modern
saITeinEs MTTcHEIL QUICK. pI. sssi until pm.
b24 EDGEWOOD ST. fnesr bth and
oil heat. for. 2 families: 2nd-door AIT.
rented at $50 Per mo-; substantial cash
psyment; shown by ,.ppt dk. e341 syss.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HOUSES FURNISHED,

WHITE BRICK Georgian. furnished home.
ANTIQUE, 4 bedrms, baths. maids rm:,
bath, rec. rm or study; to.wering . oas1,, oaks;
Memorial Bridge: $3.50. TIE. 01os, -12
3-BEDRM. HOUSE. newly decorated, new
furniture: Silver Spring, convenient; $175
= ROOMS. 4 BATHS: detached, h.-w.h,,
oil burner; S225. 1914 Military I'd, NV
MA 1889. IL
TEN ROOMS, baths. partly furn., excel
lent condition, new kitchen equip; oil
heat. SH. 1895 for appt. 2024 18th st
NV. $3.50 per mo- 1mmed. occupancy
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER, recently returned from
overseas, permanently located In Pentagon,, Il,
! two or more bedroom house or apartment;
up to $l25. Republic 670o, Ext. 1880.
VETERAN and wife need to rent unfur-
IsiyG Maryland or Virginia. M CAN MRS. NUBURY
* pxkAEES1I4 HGa Ef III John IN Hop
| kins University scientists and physicists
need fqTn OR or pnfuEn, apis ypd6o or houses ss
WANTED for family of tno ehildren)
unfurn. house, 5 rooms or more. good ref.
ARMY ak OFFICER. wife. 2 children. desire
5RsdlR bfs fS5P saoo nGHss Gas q assss sssr
TWo ~ 4 70 -FOUR BEDKM: HOUSE by Cana
dian Army gw oaGsg agns Arlington
IN need Of unfurnnished house. Best Of ref
NaVY oFffcER fA 5sesi Wife daughter. need
prefer NV. or nearby Va. COMDR. COIL,
BE x4cGi EFt oHt s9i ocis1 wants house or
apt; about S125; will paint, redec. Mr..
TfNDALE, Alexandra o150. 49, .
PRESENT LEASE expires June !. desire 2
fr furs.sSed 1eaio0Psi Perm. References GL' s11i
VETERAN AND WIFE urgently need small
bungslow Or bedroom pnrbrn1sReae FR es spI
ADVANCE RENT, 8 mo-. R. A. ofhcer des-
ef p 0sdT to soo WIT wifi eonsder bnyns sh
caPf aPfa iRd RE- zoT s7SS SS"f Ext
syeT 3 10 ox 10 ROOM ROOM HOUSE, unfurn.; 8 mos.
rent in advance; Reg, Army col desperately
needs house and will guarantee top care
sRSaR sne aRMY aU Wife and daush
ter must move Saturday; prefer an unfur;
efafS noaas shstSns Clean and 7sbls
I1yo; TWo Or eHi 4HaEE aI49 BEDROOM HOUSE wanted
Army !sns ocsr sniuFhsnsa and i've ehidren
ts9e Gaed cs asaF rSEY RE w soo sf Ext
GNFuRS dsSF e rE bFpsM agIG APT or house in
oaSs N6BEY 5ftS Sis 81 sdss g9s s46r Star
BRITISH naval officer REQUIRES 8 or bed
TS0p hpgse fSEn p s",s 9F pnfurn in
COUPLE and two children wish unfur-
nished house or apt. up to $50. GE. 7ol9.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. 4 to 8 rooms; no
children. no. pets. Call MRS. FREDRIK-
sen ExecutiEe e4o1 E2tsnsion ass1rs1 sl4s 1a
sBEDRoOM FURN. or unfurn. house CT
a. for dss Rfssl sa fts Il navy ''S Sds
sEsT sfS TR YEARS E OF q ouR LIVES being spent
apart: need 2-bedrm furn. house or apt.
: reuniters, small daughters. well be-
haved RE 74O0. Ext, 5l54; TR. 5252,
FRENCH OFFICIAL, permanently in
Washington with international orssniza-
tion wants for himself and family furn.
house or apt, two bedrooms. west CT 14th
St, up to 5000. Call between s. am. and
pm. EX. 1850. Ext. 1876; after M
Gov'T GOV r EGmpLoYE, wife and child want a
| .-beoroom unfurnished house. VIII pay
81 90 mo. FA 1l06-J. liz
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-k.E. Cont
VF1TTV 70 DIa..Io-- !,

WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.-Bungalow In
aoesed attic, @ fnll bsmt.. i sood s location. "
woodridge BUNGALOW = BARGAIN; own
home, furnished or. unfurnished at a re-
duesd price for quick sale. > rooms and
ssth fg Ssmt ol hgn
Woodbridge Brick BunEalow-5 large
ssEase , II be, sscsllent condition: choice To-
Hyattsville-Lovely rooms and bath.
fioored attic. detached; lovely fenced lot:
Green MeadowsHLarge Q room and tile
bsmt,. gas air conditioned heat. large at
hese 0 other rssa saod to Tses We TO ST spse
today. -WoopRrDGE REALTY CO. 2ssi
Rhode Island ave. ne. NO 1908.
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND n NE
s. TS.rPV i1;psst ss ssa ss5i W. w. oos5; COMET
cofoREDOvACaNT-iatfhs fs' and and sts.
n;e;-.6 ne; large rms. and bath; 2-story brick:
win payments ike rent. Cali t.li 9 pm. pm.
Sffkssys FER 9loa 1StR TR St. cAIo
Col d LoPRIf;iD1-ATTRAc1rE dPI;i1 Colonial mek briek. q
closed porch: nice yard etc Priced TO
aRRs fs RssSr 0s Sos North cand aU Il,
cc66LoRESD-coMrLErELy furnished home,
ss S1sk f% only a9s ssh ni1ss
TR1p II; 321li IL, eyes YEA only. BROWN REALTY
c0EoKEp2SfaR C0E6K d. Sf2n uni.ion station-v.r,
sss,rable, Dc row prick; 3 good..i.ed rooms,
F st ne; priced right for quick Eale
DS5s ;a%.9sls S ssS
2600 blk 18th st. I,,e;-Lsrse s-rm. house.
y isio only uscioEo 02sa Really CO., s'rsaE
coLoRED-GIs. ATTENrIoN-Kenilyorth
--.6-rn,. stucco, hardwood floors. h.-N.h..
sxsks y, s.. eo Mr. Ea5fs We Il TH0s
built 2-family row brick nat. each, unit
eiades ebtesa redecoratins: eco 500 cash. % BAL Ike
ssR SR9 f'5 wETz l4g7 Ess g. ss
ctSoSI2oRED-No DOWN pAYMENTLop-
family row brick with GI loan: located on
3: !: g: Mathews, "a. 22S5s " scHuYLER
MATTHEW'S Co, 1905 goth st. n.v-
coLoRIS-uNDER GS s2ES. $4,000, 500 blk. 7.h
st. n.e-6 rms, converted into Q aptsi
Is9 ss,s: en- q. + ssos s:ss soz ,:2; 81 a.
f. e. INSPECT s@s s:i s. Rsa "a sTh B. ss R22 tSsn sc
o6ISR9S-1seo sRGi .ss sRR s4 sT ne@con1.n.
iently located, row brick. rooms and bath;
r &c soas ssoq sis T. cssoi s
0l29. ewes. FR. 1903.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
ApARrMEhrs SUB WANTED.

to lease for April occupancy suburban apt.
or house. r. A. YOUNG. WO. 594S 49,
NAVY VET. working in Silver Spring,
seston apt o Wash sen Have Ds n Been o
from wife and baby since November due to
lack of an apt. urgently needed. Two or
three rooms, furnished. SEQ maximum.
JOHN ]. zELLER, 1744 Columbia rd. W,
tel MI 41Sl after pm; 13s
COLLEGE PARK-Two college graduates
employed, need two rooms, kitchen, bath
MA. 2216. 9-5. AID. s464, Ext. sos. after g.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HoUsEs FOR sALI-seu.h.e,t.

ANACOsTIA. 2I14 18th st. s.e.-Vacant,
semidetached brick, 6 rooms, 2 tile baths,
recreation room. gas hot-water heat; deep
lot; $4,000 down: open today from to
Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR- 1852.
Sa s esr heg On :s You ean
beat this Mr. Vallario. HI. 16s4-M,
URcIoLo REALTY co. ME, lsff Ii
Q rms, kitchen and bath: equipped with
stove and refriserstor: very desirable sec.
ton; years old: $4,000. ROBERT
MAqEG RE 7740 until ESQ.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

WASHINGTON FOR CHICAGO1oouple
will exchange 6-rm. house for similar
house or apt WO. S473. III
SCIENTIST, wife. 8 children will exchange
rented, neat, 3-bedrm. row house of BelaiI
rd in ne. Bait. for 2 or 3 bedrm. house
available immed. BOX 362-M. Star. i
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HOUSES UNFURNisHED.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

1919 29th ST, Mt. Rainier-6 rms S125
mo, Up to 3-year lease. Open 27 pm.
today Ideal for children. Possession April
1st WA OSOS
Evening star., 1947-03-11

MASS. AvE.-Lge. 4-story town house,
with elevator. bedrms and bath for each
rm., lust painted and decorated; in beauti-
full cond, all lge. rms, side drive. dble. ga
rage; beautiful garden. ".
Another house with frontage on 2 streets
not far from Mass. ave-, commanding q
beautiful view, bedrms. and Q maid 5
rooms; owner leaving city and will sell
for less than cost to build before the war.
FREDERICK l. PATTERSON, Elk. b972:
Evening star., 1947-03-11

GEORGETOWN-5-rm brick house. ready
for occupancy: good location: price.
S13.750.
Very lovely 4-bedroom house, completely
remodeled: possession about the last Of
May; price, $4,000.
An old GEORGETOWN house that has been
nicely remodeled; excellent location; price.
S2S,500. TOWN REALTY CO.. HO. 1865
Evening star., 1947-03-11
UPPER 18th

home. good condi
throughout; drst.
a1nd dining rooms,
4 bedrooms and
rooms and bath;
2-car brick garai
real investment /
30T2 ewes. and 81
tor. DI, $500, /
Evening star., 1947-03-11

Sc 900 DOWN-Brightwood section-Semi-
detached 2-story brick, 6 rms. and bath;
h.-w.h.. coal: full basement; convenient to
stores and transp.; to be redecorated;
priced to sell. For details call till pm.
weekdays. Sun. 12 to s. VIM. CALOM1RIS
PROPERTIES, 1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1865.