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tContinued from Page D New Hospital

chorage architect. The new hos pital will be built on three acres adjoining the present site. The building now used as a hospital will be converted to staff quar- ters.
 The new hospital, to be started in 1852, when funds are available, contemplates room for 30 beds and 10 bassinets.
 'The Palmer hospital has an Al priority" Dr. Albrecht de clared. Territorial funds former ly frozen but earmarked for that purpose now are available ana can be matched with federal funds upon proper application and he urged "all possible speed" in making application. The first to ask will have first considera- tion in the S40O,0OO pie now ready to be cut, he said.
 He congratulated the Valley Hospital association as "a group of courageous citizens" who have carried on since the disastrous fire which wiped out the hospita; five years ago, established emer- gency quarters and now have taken definite steps to build an adequate hospital for the commu- nifty.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18
COMMUNITY CALENDER

COMMENCEMENT exercises, at school gym pm.
 SUNDAY. MAY 20 EP1SCOPALIAN services, United Protestant church, 3 pm.
 MONDAY. MAY 2l K1WANIS regular noon meeting, Coop clubroom, 12:05. PROSPECTIVE MOTHERS class, Health Center, 2-3 pm. BETA SIGMA PHI, Dorothy An derson home, 8 pm. LIBRARY BOARD, regular meet ing, library, 8 pm.
 VETERANS training class, Co., Op clubroom, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. MAY p MOOSE and WOMEN of the MOOSE, Moose hut, 8 pm. BOY SCOUT meeting, United Protestant church, 7 pm. WELL-BABY CLINIC, Health Center, 2-4 pm.
 THURSDAY, MAY 24 NORTHLAND PIONEER Grange. Grange hall. MUSIC appreciation group, Allan Mick home, 7:30 pm.
 SATURDAY. MAY 26 COLONY DAY May-Day dance. school gym, g pm. to l am. ., POPPY DAY, American Legion. ]
 SUNDAY. MAY 26 COLONY DAY.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18
(Continued from Page D Council and Co-Op-

diate water needs come first, and sewerage later. Cesspools can take care of that problem, he said. in applications and action.
 pr. Albrecht stressed urgency
 He said his department "recog- nizes the need"
 You have lots of priorities," he stated. Homes, hospital, busi- nesses, government agencies, all affected by the water shortage But get going. The first in gets first"
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18
RUSTY DOW INJURED

Limping around is Rusty Dow, noted artist and railroad contract worker on converting freight cars into living quarters for crews on the heavy construction jobs on the line.
 She badly injured both legs when a ladder collapsed and she fell feet. But she's still walk ing and on the job.
, 1951-05-28

before departing early next week
for Jerusalem.
Israel's prime minister said the
Arab nations are receiving arms
from England and the United
States, and claimed that the Arab
states twill never life a finger
either for or against the United
States, or for or against Russia"
He said, "even a child in the
Middle East knows we'll" that if
the Arab nations use their arms
it will be against Israel.
, 1951-05-28
|srue|'s Prime Minister Accuses
America Of Aiding Arab Nation

CHICAGO, May 28 (INS)-
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion
of Isreal said that with the ex-
ception Of Turkey, his country is
the only military power in the
Middle East that lis willing and
capable of fighting for human
liberty and democracy"
Ben-Gurion spoke at a closing
session Of a two-day national
action conference of the United
Jewish Appeal. 1t was his last
major address in the United States
, 1951-05-28

posals to change the present clo-
ture rule in order to make it
easier to break filibusters.
Senator. Kenneth Wherry, min
ority leader, made this announce
ment to CT representatives of 81
national organizations who, on
call of the National Association
forthe Advancement Of Colored
People, held a civil rights con-
ference here last week.
, 1951-05-28
Madame Pundit
SetAt Fisk y.
Commencement
Special to The Express

NASHVILLE, May 25- Ma
dame Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit. In
dia's Ambassador to the United
States and Mexico, and sister OF
midas Prime Minister Nehru, will
be this years Commencement
speaker at Fisk University, it was
announced by President johnson
today.
Madame Pandit came to the u.
S. in December, 1914, as Leader
of the Indian Delegation to the
I. P. R. Conference at Hot
Springs, Virginia, and later re-
presented India in a non-offlclal
capacity at the San Francisco
Conference.
In 1916, 1947, and 1913 she
was Leader of the official Indiana
Delegation to the United Nations.
She served as Chairman of the
Education Committee of the Num-
cipal Board of Allahabad for two
years before being elected to the
legislative Assembly Of Uttar
Pradesh when she was appointed
Minister in The Congress (Nati-
onal) Government, holding the
Portfolios of Local Government
and Public Health.
BESIDES SIX honorary Doctor
of Laws degrees from American
universities and colleges, Madame
Pandit has received several clta-
tions from national organizations,
was awarded a Medallion as Out
standing Woman Of the Year, ~
40. by the Women's International
EXPOSITION New York; and is a
"Kentucky Colonel"
Born on August 10, 1900, she
was educated entirely at home and
married the late Ranjit S. Pandlt'
Barrister-at-law in 1921. She has
three daughters. Madame Pandl'
has been active in political lie
since 1892, and served three terms
of Imprisonment for participation
in the freedom movement unde1
the leadership Of Mahatma Gand'
hi.
She served as Ambassador tc
Moscow for two years before
coming to the United States Of
America.
, 1951-05-28

headquarters, 400 S. Broadway.
Speakers will be Earl Frederick
and Charles Heck, directors of
Montgomery County Civil De-
tense.
Feature of the meeting will be
a film, "How to Beat the Atom
Bomb" Refreshments will be
served by the club.
Charles Childs is president, and
Joseph Larkins is secretary.
, 1951-05-28
Democratic Club
Will See Movie
On Atomic Bomb

The Montgomery County De-
mocratic Club will meet 8 P. M.
Monday, May %, in Democratic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-14
DOPE By Associated Press

Hollywood, Calf. = Rudy Cruz, 138, Los Angeles, outpointed Freddie Babe Herman, 136, Los Angeles, 10.
 Long Beach, N. Y. = Georgie Small, 158, Brooklyn, knocked out Tony Masciarelli, 159, New York, l.
 Vienna = Al Hoosman, Los Ang- eles, knocked out Joe Weidin, Aus tria, 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-14
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Evening star., 1951-01-11
Aliens Are Reminded
OF DeadIine Tonight
For Registration

The deadline for registration of
aliens living in the United States
ends at midnight tonight. but the
Justice Department plans no in-
mediate moves against those who
have failed to register.
Issuing reminder instead of
warning, officials of the Depart
ment and the immigration and
Naturalization Service said today
they cannot even estimate at this
time how many complied with the
requirement since January /.
The registration period techni-
cally ended yesterday but was
extended until midnight tonight
because of some doubt in inter-
probation of the statutory phrase
within 10 days" of January l..
The Internal Security Act,
passed last September, called for
the To-day registration-to be re-
peated annually in January here
after of aliens living in the
United States. The provision does
not affect temporarily y-admitted
aliens who have NOT overstayed
their time or alien students who
have conformed to entry condi-
tions.
The Immigration Service esti-
mated last month that about 4
million would register. Totals were
not available today, spokesman
explained, because the aliens have
been registering by obtaining
cards from post Offices and return
ing them there. Cards from all
parts of the country must be
collected. sorted and forwarded
here for analysis-a procedure
that may take several weeks, the
spokesman said.
Failure to register carries a pos
sible maximum penalty of 80 days
in jail and 500 fine. Justice
Department officials said that, so
far as they could determine, the
registration has been up to ex-
pectations in the Washington
area and most metropolitan
centers. On the chance that some
aliens in various parts of the
country are not yet fully aware
of the requirement, the Depart
ment again urged them to sign
up without delay.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
Sd Red Official Reported
In Soviet for Treatment
By the Associated Press

OSLO. Norway, Jan. 11.-Com-
munist Party headquarters said
last night that Johan Strand Jo-
hansen, deputy chief of the Nor
wegian Party. went to Moscow
last Sunday to undergo medical
treatment.
Maurice Thorez, the French
Communist leader, and Palmiro
Togliatti. the Italian Red boss,
are undergoing similar treatment
in Moscow. party announcements
have said.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR EMPL. MOTHER and child, IN
pvt. home; TV, Bendlx; care given
child; 10th st. NV. sect; IA. 5307.
e93I 9th ST. NW:mNicely furn. tgIn
bedroom; delicious meals. oGGE.
FOR REFINED. Discriminating elder
ly people who want excellent ac-
commodations; newly opened: taste
fully redecorated home; meals care
fully planned and prepared; expert
CLARK, 220e wis, ave. NV, or.
1906 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Sgles.. dbles. all mod. conv.; home
atmosphere; Southern cooking: pack
THE IHPehss MAR De LEETGN 4aS} ny 1a9s lstn St
rooms for young ladies, young men;
running water, phones in rooms
showers: excellent board 29'
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool, pleasant
doubles, triples; excel. meals; cony.
1927 Belmont rd. NV. MI. 9435
EMPLOYED MOTHER; good home;
eXcellent, meals; expert child Seasre.
A All HoME me- AWAY FROM HOME on
Park rd. Early or late breakfast. 2
meals. days wk.; reasonable 55aate'
LGE. RM. in pvt. family; use of
telephone and televiSion. VI. 1860.
u BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 10th
Nicely furn. dble. rm. on 1st n,
twin beds; good home-cooEed food
home surroundings; $l4 per week.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms.
for mem good food; TV: early
breakfast optional. MI. 2740. 81
LARGE, WELL-FURN. RIM. for >
elderly ladies or couple; with nurses
PRIvATE XIV HONE. End floor. twin
beds 2 large closets. TO share with
unlim phone; home atmosphere
Evening star., 1951-07-29
ROOMS WANTED

PROTESTANT HOME, no drinking:
privileges; refined employed lsdy
GENTLEMAN. pharmacist, desires
fatiion. Write A. PRICE. 1856
YOUNG MAN, quiet, would like nice
neat single room. near National
Airport; reasonable. Write . Box
CoEokEp1RooM GGI1ki s.as WANTED 80 for
care for children. RA, 54s4 oaa. after
wARSThp-Furn. z r: apt. or turn. rm
with kitchen priyileges, for Jewish
family of 8, including l child
Box 450-J, Star. 15H
YOUNG BqsINEssWhoMAsN .',Nh N+sYsts oesnes esnbs
oiic family. Box 225-k, Star. 20,
floor room; under $50. Preferably
unfurn., mr. Marine barracks, sc.
For aging couple Able to care perisb io1
selves and spSnsoTed yS1s r,orn,Dys by FaFl5g Mg
WSANTED-By lady Of refinement,
large unfurnished room with private
bath; refined atmosphere SUBURBAN
Bethesda or Chevy Chase, Nd,
Close rc,t eFanspoGTad1pq pSGnsdep sharng Tnfng
home with congenial lady. Must be
reasonable. Box 370-K. Star
sober. quiet living, ma
ture, seeks accommodation, small
private family. Northwest location
convenient transportation. Please in
dicate price. Box 262-K, Star.
FAIRLY LARGE RM., for Govt, en-
ploye. woman; prefer Dupont vic. or
on 30 carline. 10. 3-5334.
EXECUTIVE desires room and private
bath, refined home, small family;
NV. or near suburban. Box 2o3-k
Old LADY desires furn. room, kitch-
en- and laundry priVileges; $50 per
month. Box 210-K, Star.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
ROOMS EURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

1918 33rd PL. S.E.-Cool. 2nd-fr.
studio rm.; in new mod. home Of
employed cpl Lounge chair, ext.
phone, fine bed; A nice quiet place
7th AND E. CAPITOIr-Lge. frt. rm.,
twin beds. 4 windows, newly decor.
Sl2.50 wk. IL 7th st. Sc.
LARGE 4-WINDoW. cool, attractiyely
furnished front room. Near Capitol,
DOUBLE ROOM, suitable lady OF gen
tleman: Laundry and bath priyils.
ATTRAC. i aV5o sGLE. RIM. for gentleman
Unlim. phone. l blk, from House
OF. Bldg. Ii. 6-7562, Ii. 6-2366.
JIG ST. SEE sleeping rooms. l
laFse; goi l medium Next to bath. 90 IL
4 windows. clean and comfortable
semipyt bath. Man only. -29
Bldg. bloc! block LibT. of Cong; z adj.
hasnGs wsfTrn yell .3 noPhopser spia
esss aiso % adj nP furn Ii fms sui'SP6 WITH rum o
ming water; men; pvt. home. Ii.
eI6 G ST. sE.-Lge. well-furn
clean; sgl.; next bath; quiet pvt.
home; l to 3 or after 6. FIR. 4912.
-31
NEAR NAVY YARD. Lge. room. Suit
able for couple. Sc each. FIR. 0071.
Ask for Frank.
LARGE FURN. BEDRM.. very cool; 3
windows; next to bath; telephone
PRIVILEGES; conv. transp.; only . in
family AT. 9252 Sun. or after Z
pm weekdays.
1 OR GIRLS, pvt. bedrm., cook
alone, share rest Of house; 30 min.
town; $3.50 mo. 10. 2-9272.
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. front rm.,
newly decorated; 4 ginnddoowws; twin
AND PENNA. AYES. Sc.
Refined, settled girl; clean. dou-
BILE rm., next to bath. Auto. washer.
Unlimited phone. LU. 1-47S2
Evening star., 1951-07-29
RMS. HOUSEKEEPING eon.l RMs Aprs ro SHARE leen.ll

8 RMS.-S36-$40. All util; furn.;
refrg. and stove; good trans; con-
venient to everything. co. 1852
1857 PARK RID. N.w.-LEe. rm.;
hot hot, pH plate; eoOJ refrs'; laundry pTivs. 3d
IfReE AZ E'i DBIE., BE- RIM, $50 mo-, I1 small
18TH AND IRVING, NV rm., gas
dishes. Si5 wE. Ho. $3.50. 30
115 18th ST. S.E.-Extra- -lge; Ink;
nicely furn.; 2nd-fioor 'front.'; next
to bath; $40 mo. LU. 1-s213, Ii.
224 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Pleas. front
quiet employed cple. or one or two
young men. Ii. 3-2966. go
FRONT ROOM, Ink. sink, stove.
refgr.; S10.50 week for single. 6O4
G st. Sc. DU. 1852, Ii. 6-4l72
1la5 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Large front
Ink. room for .; laundry privil.
convenient. AID. 1912.
500 +. CAPITOL ST.--one rm., pvt;
refgr.,, stove and sink; utilS.; $50
l622 P ST: N.W:1single Ink. Z room room
LIGHT MiaF'SSH Ho1sEKEEplNG Si1sf. RIM. for
empl. mother. Day care for child.
81. 2115; 7417 Carroll ave-, Takoma
PIX, Md 80
1855 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Larre front
Ink. room for @ laundry privil.;
'GlaIseisB; LARGE ROOMS, Frigidaire. sink in
kitchen. 400 blk. K st. NV. Call
EX. 1864. 81
1888 FAiRMoNT NV. lge. front rm.
near bath, Ink, Couple or 2 ladies.
50 wk. No drinking or smoking.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

BACHELOR, 25 to 80, to share 5-rm.
apt; twin-bed rms; conV. Sc. Sec;
inter. music, art, pleasurable liv-
1ng; must see to appreciate. 10.
GIRL to share N. Arl. apt; conv.
transp. and shops. ia. 2-913S, rs
am. weekdays. any time week ends.
SHARE with refined girl, 1-bedrm.
apt, newly furn.; NV. apt. bldg;
excel. transp. TU. 5000, Ext. AIS.
ALEX.-conv. Pentagon, Navy An
mex, downtown; young man, share
new, nicely furn. apt. TIE. 2675.
BEAUTIFUL BED SITTING ROOM for
business lady, or will share apart
ment. $12.50 a week. ia. 1856
GIRL to share apt. with employed
lady; priVil.; $50 mo. ia. 400.
5th AND GALLATrN-congenial girl.
S5S9 Sf5srs tP Pvi share bedrm 4rm an apt 6z5s With
APARTMENT to share with another
man. Near in, Spacious, air cond;
TV Call Decatur GAPS.
10th AND HARVARD SITS. NV
viii share 4-rm. lovely apt. with
one other girl. Call Du. OLGA.
GIRL age 25-35. to share attrac-
land, ne, with another. $40 per r
SHARE modern. attrac., NV. 3-rm.
apt. TV. with congenial Jewish
woman, 30-40: $45. ia, 1879.
YOUNG MAN to share nice air-cond.
viii A!fTi APT PRrTILEGEs 0H 14sl' of Christian
home; young woman to share twin
bed rm with another young woman;
SO wk. GE. S574. 4514 18th NV.
COLLEGE WOMAN. 25-35. wanted to
share 1-bedrm. apt; luxurious, air.
cond. NV apt. bldg. EN-, 1885
weekdays after 8 pm. -31
1 OR 9 GIRLS. pvt. bedrm.. cook
a9ne fo%n snaFf ss7 So rfSs mo OF Jo ouse s9a7s MN
eist AND F ST. NV. vicinity-Em-
ployed lady desires lady to share
depts,, $40. RE. o645. Ext. .3O3.
WILL SHARE my a-rm. apt. with .
ca. 5711 18th rd., N. Arl, IA.
GIRL 10 SHARE APT. with other
in, Sc. conv tranSsp., complete
CoNGENIAL GIRL (25-35), to share
lovely fprn: 3-rm. apt. with snoth;;
GENTLE WOMAN to share apt,
express bus!lne. Call Taylor 4588,
WISH A QUIET refined lady, en-
ployed; board optional; very reason
WOMAN would like to share attrac-
tive, 2-bedrm, apt. with another
woman; easy transp., $40 mo. HI.
1901 MASS. AVE. NV, apt. 6o4-
IAir-cooled room or apt. to share for
2 Girls to share newly furn. apt.
Pentason PsTn spi0saa KI1 s-5577i 5ti ~ MINIS 10
JEWISH GIRL to share apt, North
to 10 pm. OR. Sass. ~
GIRL TO share apt. with another girl;
conv. Pentagon: Navy Bldg; every
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apt. to
share with ! or gentlemen; pvt
GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
one other; off Conn. ave. Call Sun
or ewes. AID, 667l. 81
DESIRABLE APT. in NV. sec, conv.
to transp.. avail. on a very reason
able share basis to an empl. woman
The person desiring to avail herself
of this offer will have unlimited use
OF all facilities. WO. 1925 between
10 am, and ! pm. Sunday or any
Mr.. conn. AVE. at Cal. st. NV.
Desire congenial girl. 25-35, to
share lge apt. with others. Phone
AID. 1901.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

sIL. SPG., nr. Four Corners-1st
$&SS. & 1ol4a Dallas ave. ii v 7-955f
NEAR PENTAGoN-Lge rm.. lady
ARGiNGToN-Lee. XII isT9s bedrm. with twin
beds. next to bath; kit. privils /;
married cple. pref. only / other
re- RB1Egs09g g-5dS7 ljy; in h0msi mr. 0u5Ilne ms1
room ~ uvt. home; adult family;
COTTAGE CITY. MD.---Front dble.
esxTpposuTe, q neSt bath; sgle.' 81; ga epale''
TWIN BEDS, all conveniences. Pleas;
BETHESDA, MD.-Large room; PVT,
bath and entrance; on bus line, $50
mo Call OIL. $3.50. 81
LARGE SINGLE ROOM. convenient
Peptagoonn and Navy. "a blk. to bus
CONlvENIENTLY LOCATED. near
shopping center; good transp.; new
pvt home; modern furniture; non
drinkers; priyil Call before l OF
after 6, KI; S-3o89. IL.
ass1 sens meals &c bsfc f9F y0ucns Can mag TE SnS
SGLE. ROOM, lady; kitchen privils.
pvt. bath; beaut. home; D min
from Pentagon; car nee. FA. 92S6
Sun, or after 8 pm; weekdays.
for girls; close to all cows. oW
sGLE. OR DBLE.. "A blk, to bus, 1o
min. to Navy Annex or Pentagon.
1911 N. 18th ST., Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
COUNTRY BOARD

MODERN COUNTRY home, 35 mi.
from WASHINGTON on, Hwy. 90 fresh
vegetables and dairy products
ON TOP of the Blue Ridge Noun
tains an ideal place to spend your
vacation; cool, quiet and restful;
large rooms. good meals served from
homegrown food. Write or phone
MRS. JANE E. KING, Bluemont, Va.
vHCATffIoN ON A FARM-Adults only
As min. from D. c.. Wkly., ,S3S up
Daily, 81 up. Sports. Catalog A.
TIE RANDALLS. ClarksVille, Nd. :,
Mr.. M0UNTAINS--Mod best food
of town MRS. CLINT BURNER
Woodstock. Va. Tel. 929-F-11.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 61s K st. NV
pS1H p91ltrS tIN fSpp5ies 5sS4 ME- ooSs
RiNGNEGK PaEAsANTs. guineas.
ducks. chinchilla rabbits; all ages
and most varieties. especially choice
Toulouse and mixed young geese.
So and S4 VALLEY FARM. Miller
I'd, near Oakton, Vienna 131-J-21.
NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS, ST rs
each; laying hens, S1.60 each
Riggs. rd., Box 90 Rt. /, Hyattsville,
Md S. 8, NJ. FARM, SH. 0294. 30
CAP0NS, s wkS. old, N. H. Reds,
Sl.50; 3 and 4 mos. old pullets.
S1.35 and SLIGO ea.; White Rock
pulletS. 2i2 wks. old, csc ea.; Mos
covy ducklingS, soc. o. G. MAX
WELL. Lanham, Nd, WA. 1545.
Open Sunday. go
CoWAN CHICKS. Md.-u. S. appvd.
Pullorum clean. Hatch Tues. all
year CoWAN FARMS. Bowie tMd1
BRONZE baby turkeys; also cleo. in
cuoator. holds rs hen egGs. WA.
WARNER ELECTRIC CHICK brood
er, AKA, used once. and misc. feed
sTRpfT2S inS fT9gs9s rH,SKs S25 III III 69d9 rom
New Hampshires, Barred Rocks,
White Rocks and Heavy Assorted
Prices at Hatchery. A F. HOOK
MAN, r. IA. Bellefonte, Pa.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E

f233 oGLETHoRPE ST. N.E.-Nr
Eastern Star Home, with settled
cple.. new home: breakfast If desired
Mr.. CATHOLIC Sleeping rm.,
in lovely home Of elderly couple;
walk-in closet. Breakfast If desired
No liquor. LA. 6-5203. Call ewes.
3rd-R. /. AVE.-Beautiful rm. IN
modern elev. apt. bids; semiconnect-
ing bath: for lady. NO. S670.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Room with
porch, next to bath; light cooking
privls. L. 4-4127. 80
"2l EAST CAPITOL-Large sleepine
room suitable for or 2 employed
young men. Ii. 3-2966 go
1899 S. DAKOTA AVE.-Single room
for empl, lady; transp. at corner.
DE 4U39.
APT. Al, POI 2nd st. ne, nr. Capitol
Attractive, 4-win. front rm., empl.
lady. home priv. Ii 3-0405.
S22 C0NST. AVE. N.E.-S27 so mo.
immed. occup. See tenant In base
ment.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

WILL SHARE SPACIOUS QUIET 4,
rm. apt, newly furn., twin peas, =
closets; ) min. Pentagon and Navy
Annex, 25 min. downtown. Columbia
PIKE Pr Jl94la sHd Fillmore Sec'i0n' Z women
new new house in nearby Arlington with
2 other men. S37. ia. 5-9544.
CONN. AVE.-Lge. mod. efficiency
apt. share with Govt; girl, 30 OF
NESR GysF: Sf2 14th Ml AND i5OOEi GuckID Gil Nv
privil., l or 2 ladies; cpl. ,HO. 5305
WANTED-Gentlem to share beau
NV apt. excellent loc;; conV
tTans To vsTy sTARs res with Ro woman oman nicely
furnished: modern bldg, Near Meri-
dian Park. Call after 8 pm. ewes.
LADY To SHARE Groom apt, NV.
near cars and buses. Sal. tucker
man 400. Apt. 400, 1-8 pm ~,
another man. $50 mo. or 2 men
Mr. 0iDoWNToWN-3-bedrm, apt. !
or 2 girls, share with another. HU
3717' t Sat; Ian and o sun; nnd az tn 1IS sbare
'ilal' apt with Hff"f' i other: VIC: Conn. and
Belmont. Call AID. 1908 after II
GIRL, between 20-3O, 10 SndIS q
rn. and bath apt. with / girl; Wood
ridge area; conv.; reas. Ho. 445I.
GIRL, 1886, to share apt. with an.
other girl; good NV. location; easy
transp.; references exchanged ,dDE DE
A1TsTHRAcT1yE FIR STUDIO RM.. for j o1
St. NV, apt. 52s. ,DU. 1899. =;
N.W.-Employed lady to share co9i co.99is
NV. HH'H sEecTTIoNM1nteilieent cTI y youn,
woman to. share newly furn., air,
conditioned apt. with l other. me NE
EnMPLLoY. WOMAN. will share ise.
excel. ioc. and bldg.; on busline
l Se2fN es2fNGRE PE GIRL Girl to share 1-6edfm mag
20 24O0.., Ext, 121, Sat. and Sun.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share mod
apt V s.cs garbass asefld dispos2 o al bI
'15i OR = : CSoLIEGE GRADs.-25-3o
siGse e SRahs Wis. s1e sSes' Or o7s5 after aSuSS
WEST HYATTsvILLE-Teacher will
| quiet refined lady or empl. cple, UN
10TH 0 AND COLUMBIA RD.-1dea
ARRANGEMENT for suitable party; girl
to share large. comfortable apt
with 2 others. Call evenings, co.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APT. With
others; very reasonable; in Kay
wood Gardens. Call after 1880 pm,
1853 coLUMBlA RID. NV. Apt. % ss
+ Large room. 2 young ladies; twir
beds; use OF kitchen and living room
conn. SSS e@i AVE. W. AND Nd RoDMAN-studic
rm.. kit. privil. Homart air-cooled
Bendix. Wo. 5S95 after 5 pm. Sat
1909 N ST. N.w.-Girl, 1886. tt
share nicely furn. 3-rm. eff1c. apt
Call CO. 4093. 80
COLLEGE GRAD, male, 25-35; shar,
well-furn. central NV. air-cond
| apt: 2 others. Eyes, SIS. DE
6432. 80