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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
Police Slay
Ex-LaceY
Resident
Companion Joiled:
Poir Accosted
During Holdup

SEATTLE--Police shot and kill
ed youthful bandit and captured
his companion last night. as the
pair attempted their fifth service
station hold-up in 20 minutes.
Patrolman A. M. Calder put a
bullet through the head OF Virgil
Chamberlain. IS. recently OF Lacey.
wash. when the youth failed to
heed a command to halt and tried
10 shoot at the officer. Chamber
lain's gun misfired.
Pstrolman George Snyder snap
ped handouts on Carl Kenny, 81.
then questioned him about Satur-
day nights state liquor store rob-
berry in Renton. In which the man.
agcr. Thomas Leathley. was shot
and killed and 4 clerk wounded.
Kenny denied any knowledge Of
the Renton hold-up.
0fffcers Calder and Snyder
were parked across from .
service station on BotheIl
highway when they saw . car,
whose description and license
number they had received by
radio, drive In. They drove
behind the bandit car. Cham
beriAln was holding up p. q.
Curtis, ~, station manager,
and Kenny still was In the car.
Chamberlain and Kenny were
suspected Of stealing the car from
NJ. Harry Mcclellan. who was rob-
bed and forced from the machine
after having to drive several
blocks at gunpoint. The youths
were found to have $3.50. be-
lieved taken in four other rapid
fire service station hold-upa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-22
FIRE LOSS is xaa

Fire Of undetermined cause re-
suited In SIS damage Monday
afternoon at the home of Z. f.
Corcoran, 4ole So. Thompson ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Free Tb Tests
Will Start
Nurses Will
Visit Homes

Every home will be visited in
the district bounded by John r
street ont the west and Dequindre
on. he east. between the river and
East Grand boulevard during the
next Nw weeks with an invitation
to the residents to receive an X-ray
photograph OF tho chest AT the
chest clinic OF the Department Of
Health. 1926 Hastings
The visitors will be members OF
the Daniel II. williams Health
Guild. an organization of Negro
women whose activities are con-
cerned with volunteer programs
for health in 81 Negro churches in
Detroit.
The women who will do the visit
Ing will receive their X-ray photo
graphs this week In preparation
for the work in order to be better
informed when they go from house
TO house.
Tho development OF this mlnia-
ture N-ray film has made possible
the extension OF this diagnIsiic
service for the discovery OF uber-
culosis without cost by the Depart
ment OF Health TO such large
number OF persons.
The tuberculosis death rate IN
this part Of the city ie four times
that OF the general rate. The eco
nomic status OF the residents is the
lowest In the city and for the great
or number this service could not
be- obtained IN any other way.
The clinic viii he open Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
from $50 am. to 1890 pm. and
1 10 4 pm. For the convenience OF
those who are employed the horis
on Thursday will be extended TO
s to s In the evening, and ON Sat
urday morning from $3.50 TO IL
s.m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
One Drowned And Two Saved When
Cupboard Motor Boat Turns Over

Elijah smith. 30 i5e Chandler
WIS drowned IN Detroit River sun
dsy afternoon when the boat in
which he was riding with two com.
ranlons Was capsizcd 500 feet from
the shore, between ST. Jean and
Beniteau
Members ~ the Harbormassers
crew. who have been dragging for
'he hoiy SINCE sunday. had not
found ], al the time The Tribune
vent 10 press.
Smith Detroit Public Works
employee, was driving the out
hoard motor boat belonging 10
Thomas Jones. 80. 49, Chandler, at
the time the boat turned over from
swell Jones and Clarence How
ard. 80, 2S2 Garfield. were res
'uet bY John Roehn. 1851 Ford
road Dearborn. and Louis Palmer
iisi Yorkshire.
Smith and Jones had left home
abon 80 Sunday morning. pick
ing % Howard al his homo. They
leii Tho foot Of Benileau in the IL
foot opiboard. and drove up and
down ihe river until about $3.50 In
tho afternoon.
Smlh ~. graduate OF Miller
and Cass high schools. He is snr-
vlyoa by three brothers who lived
n nstrnii.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Joseph Cole Praised
By Critics AS Artist
Sings At Graduation

Music critics who heard Joseph
Dubois Coles graduation recital
last Tuesday evening at Ebenezer
AME church were unanimous in
predicting that the young bariioue
has promise OF becoming one OF the
outstanding artists OF his genera
ton.
Mr.. Cole was one OF the gradu-
atcs Of the Detroit Institute OF MIL
seal Art. his teacher being Nellie
Beatrice Hugel. Mus. Mas.
The artist presented on his pro-
gram four groups Of songs and two
long solos. adelaide" a Beethoven
number. and Vision Fugitive" hy
Massenct both OF which were OK
ceptionally well done. His rich
voice was very pleasing in
20 Ccrsate Piagarmi" nv Scaflditi
Die Allmacht.' by Schubert. IN
10 The Light by IAForce. "Old
Mother Hubbard" by hutchinson
The singer closed his program
with a group OF four spirituals ar
ranged by himself
Miss Loretta Sanko, n YOU q =
soprano. who Is also q pupil Of Miss
llugel assisted Mr.. Cole. she sang
three short numbers.
The mother and brothers Of Mr.
Cole came from Chicago 10 be
present AZ his recital and gradual
tion exercises. tho latter taking
place at the Detroit Institute Of
Arts. Thursday evening June %.
at which time Mr.. Cole received biz
diploma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Just An Old Trick OF
Some Driver OF Milk
Trucks In Community

Evidence OF the discovery of a
White driver OF n milk truck 10 ono
OF his colored patrons was brought
10 light this week ny Edwin Hay,
proprietor Of grocery store at
35572 Wayne road, in Romulns
Township
In delivering the milk last Mon
day. the driver handed the hill 10
the fourteen-ycar-old son Of Mr..
Hay. who later gave 1t TO his moth
or. To distinguish the customer
from others he has the driver
wrote on the bill; Niger store on
Wayne Road
Mr.. Hay said he had hcen a GUS
toner OF The Ebline, WA company
for the past three months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Whites Stone House In Effort To
Force War Veteran To Vacate Home

Attempts OF whites 20 comrel
Thomas !. Green to yacate IN,
premises at S4e RoScdale have
proved futile although Green's
house has been stoned several
times.
Green who purchased The prom
ctty lari December moved into
his home June L. He had former
Is lived ut l3o7S Greeley
ON the evening of june ~ The
house was attacked with q harrage
OF stones. Green said he and his
son chased two white men, The
house WAS stoned again two
nights later Each time window
were broken by the missiles.
Green has heen living IN Detroit
for % years. He is an employee Of
the Detroit Public Works depart.
mcnt. and father 81 nine children
He Is a World War veteran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Mosley Tax Claim Is
Settled For $4,000

The estate of the late william j
Moslcy. Detroit business man who
died in 1895. closed the Govern
ments income tax record MONDAY
on Mosely. with check for $50, goo
to Giles Kavanaugh, collector OF in
ternal revenue.
The Government had sought s69.-
$50 in income taxes for the years
OF 1924 to 1885. Following hear.
ing before Ernest H. Van Fossan
OF the United States Board Of tax
appeal. attorneys in the case repre-
sentlng the widow and the admins
traitors Of the Mosley estate stipu-
lated with the Government for
the settlement of $4,000 and inter
est for n total Of $4,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Six Colored Among S Dismissed By
Ferguson As Examination Concludes

Following the recommendation of
Chester Oiiara. special prosecution
Tor the grand jury. Circuit Judge
Homer Ferguson dismissed - de-
PENDANTS. including six colored ms
the examination OF the ls2 deten-
dants charged with conspiracy 10
protect gambling concluded.
The six colored who we're dis
missed for lack OF sufficient ev.-
dence to hold them for trial are.
Walter s Fornay. Edward Stew
art BENJAMIN Orms5v. Harry
Thomas. Richard Rice and Georre
Lewis
Foriy-six policemen We're dismiss
ed by The judge. bat none or the
eight colored Officers who had been
named In the indictments
The other cOlored held with for
mer Mayor Richard W Recalling
Prosecutor Duncan G McCrca
chief Investigator Hair, Colbutn
and former superintendent 81 20.
lice. Fred Frahm. arc
Everett I Watson. Mrs Ida
Watson. John w. Roxboroush
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
BARRED FROM RIDING
ON B0B-L0 STEAMER
ElderlyMan Stabbed To Death In Fight
Diggs Petitions F or
Race Militia Unit

tho Michigan Legislature approprl-
atcd ten thousand dollars at IS
1859 session for the purpose of
carving out Of this authorization.
tcl that Detroit. border city aad
an industrial center needs and de-
sireS snch an unit OF National
Guard Ga that both the White and
Negro press have expressed in their
columns in favor ~ Negro unit.
as wei as the people of both races
In Michigan go that Governor
Dickinson OF Michigan has express
ed himself In favor Of r Ncern
Unit. lh that senator Prentiss
Brown Of Michigan has expressed
also IN favor Of this unit dl that
the Democratic party put into its
rarty platform az their recent
Michigan Convention in Flint
Michigan. a proposal FOR a Negro
National Guard, Nv that there arc
scores of qualified Negro men wait
ing 10 Join the unit as soon as Il Is
authorized
Cfcreforc as citizen and an of-
ficiAl Of Michigan I am demandinr
that q definite and clear statement
be madc 10 the people ~ Michigan
why this National Guard Unit. re-
quosted bv a sovereign stare cannot
be authorized. would like 70 know
further II one Of tho units OF the
Anti-Air craft regiment now he
inc proposed for Michigan cannot
be composed Of Negroes
Very truly vours.
Chas &. Diccs
state Senator
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Victim Cut
Is Times By
His Assailant
Fatality
Grew Out Of
Drinking Party

Alonzo Thomas, 50. Of 1925 Mon
roc. was arraigned on first de-
gree murder charge IN Recorders
court Thursday. He was held With
out bond 10 await the examination.
Thomas Is charged with the fatal
stabbing Of Roy Iiarney. -. Of 1917
Monroe, June "a The stahbing oc-
CURED following an argument in
tho saloon at orleans and Monroe.
Harvey had Il stab wounds in
his face. neck and arms He was
pronounced dead by Or. David
Black on his admittance TO Receiv-
ing hospital.
Tho dead man was i.hsp - the
hospital by his brother Joseph
Harvey. 42i Illinois.
According 10 Witnesses. Roy
Hartlnc. white. Of 1866 West For
est: Harvey and Thomas were
drinking in the saloon when
Thomas. angered by remark,
drew knife and threatened Ha.-
nev.
Thomas. according 10 witnesses.
was elected from the saloon By
Fred Edwards. porter.
Hartline and Harvey left the
saloon a short time later. and as
they emerged through the door,
Thomas. according 10 witnesses e,
attacked Harvey with the knife.
Detective Jack Harvll and Ser
geant Charles Meeran. OF the lIomi-
eide Squad questioned Edward
Jackson. 1851 81 Auhin. Robert
Manchester. white. 1862 Monroe
and Hartlinc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
DR.. j. A. Brewer OFF
For Ten Weeks Work
At Meharry College

Dr J A. Brewer with Offices al
,os r. Forest avenue a. Hastings
Dctrni' leit Wednesday tof Nash
willie Tenn whore he VIII spend
ton weeks further pursuing hi.
post graduate WORK al Mcharry
Medical college 'rnis SPECIAL ar-
rauecmeni was perfected through
contact with pr j u Hale. chief
surgeon at MehartN. who has cor
scented 40 take personal charge and
interest in this course.
Or Brewer plans TO return 10 his
office In this city OH or about
September II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Philadelphia Puts On
Best Front AS COP
Convention Starts

PHILADELPHIA CAMP This
city put on its best manners Tor
the Republican National cnnvcu-
ton which opened here officially
Monday morning Negro delegates
and visitors are welcome every
where and many are guests az the
Quaker Citv's leading hotels. Res
taurants. theatres and policemen
are exercising the utmost courtesy
However Philadelphia is proving
10 be poor convention site he
cause Of The lack Of sufficient hotel
accommodations and taxicabs for
the huge throngs present The con
tention hall Is not large enough to
hold tho multitude and n poor puh-
lie address system added On dim
cultics experienced nv delegates
and the press Monday.
The clergy was we'll represented.
with no fewer than nine bishops
sitting upon the platform at vari-
GUS times through arrangement
made by Perry Howard and Or En-
NETT j. Scott Bishops Sims. Gregg
and Green OF the AME church ME
Bishops Jones. Shaw and King:
and Bishops Kyle Wallace and
Brown Of the ANfE lions were
those present
In addition to the bishops. others
on the platform were Col p. q. Da-
Wis. highest ranking Negro army
officer. and President James f.
Shepard Of North Carolina college,
Durham.
Bob Church. one Of the slgnia-
cant political figures. is associated
with Joe Pew, Philadelphia boss
Mr.. Church is working with Go,
ernor James with Mr., Hoover IN
the background
Accredited delegates and alter
mates seated were: s. A. Jones.
Arkansas: J. Leonard Lewis. Flor
ida Sam p. Solomon Rem J pa
Wis Georgia; =. G. Gasseit. CLAIR
cnce s. wigfall william r. King
Illinois, Jacob n. Upper. G.. W
Sanell. Kentucky; James Lewis.
Jr, Louisiana: Chas. a. Roxbor-
ofgh Michigan: Perry W. Howard.
Miss. s. ID Redmond. T.. T.. Pa
ton. NJ. IT, Daily. W. J. box. Fred
VI Miller. G. r. nntler j. u. Woods.
Mississippi; A. NJ Redmond. Will
lam A. Morant. Missouri: the Rev
Lorenzo IT, King. New York Law
renee q Payne. Ohio: Perry Brooks
Jackson. J. Harvey Rats Penn
syivanla: Robert r. Church Ten
nessec; J. Franklin Wilson. Dis
trict Of Columbia. NJ A. Myers.
and James Brier. South Carolina
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29

"tnless the War Department and
the Michigan National Guard Off
cials accept the Negroes in the
various branches OF the military
service 50 that they may be train
ed as other American citizens in
the event this country goes TO war,
think the Negro should refuse 10
fight said senator Charles G..
Digs in speeches last week AT ST.
Johns CME church. S. Peters
AME Zion church and Calvary Bap-
fist church.
TN tho world War We not only
suffered from he lack Of training
hut for the most part new and
poorly trained white officers were
put in command OF negro troops In
France with very unsatisfactory
results
Before leaving Tor Washington.
where h will join The heht being
carried on for Negro participation
in all branches Of the National De-
Tense Digs addressed the follow
ing letter 10 the War Department
Gentlemen.
As member of the Michigan
Legislature and, as such together
with the other state officials re.
sponsihle for tho welfare and pro-
lection OF our state which is Justly
responsible with other states for
the welfare and defense Of the ma
ton am requesting clean cut
expression OF tho attitude Of the
War Department concerning Negro
participation in The variOds
branches OF the National Defense
ca Why are Negroes refused ao-
ccptance IN the various recruiting
stations? ta) Army, (bl Aviation
tcl Anii-Air Craft.
t2) Why are Negroes refused ac-
coptance in the National Guard Of
Michigan notwithstanding tal that
The Act OF Congress Of 1922 pro
yidcs for an engineers battalion
OF Negroes for Michigan. (bl that a
complete equipment for an engi-
neer's battalion is in storage and
not being used in Detroit, tcl that
the Michigan Senate authorized a
Negro National Guard Unit bv reso-
luton al It's 1892 session. Cd that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
West Side Girl Gets
Washington Position

Miss opal KilIebrew. sac Mil
ford. member OF the West Side
Voters league. was recently APP
pointed clerk In the office Of il'e
Bnrean of Census. IN Washington.
ID. &. Miss Killebrew had he'n
recommended 10 Congressman John
ID. Dingcll nv Luther C. Kern.
president of tho league.
Miss Killebrew Ia graduate OF
Northwestern High school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Two Women In Fight

irene Doler. 20. of 1903 East
,n''1anarlne. was taken TO Receiv-
s hospital from Vinewood and
,"arren, suffering decorations Of
.,H car and Two severe decorations
- ,sl' shoulder. she had been cut
y ''lss Leila Jones. 1897 Macarthur
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29

Thomas Gamble. Earl Cuzzeus.
Clarence Frshee. Henry Cornish
Alfred Gashill. Thomas Hammond.
Earl G. Huichins. John Milton.
FLOYD Mitchell Woodson Ray. lo-
seph Reese. william " Robinson,
Henry J sherman. Louise Thrower.
Thomas Turner and Lee Williams.
Tho colored officers held FOR
trial are. Earl Moore. Alfred Per-
~. william simmons. Joseph Har-
ris. Rex Smith. George Rutherford.
Dave Marshall and Casper Peck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Student Disappears

Willie Rivers. II. student at the
wayne County Training school,
Worthwhile Mich. has been missing
shce lasl Thursday, according Ia
ms mother Mrs. Willie Mae Riy-
ts 9N5 Erskine Mrs. Rivers
.op'a give no reason for the boys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Two Held On Charge
OF Counterfeiting

William Johns. ~ and Georqe
Leach. 30 ans Fafnswofth. were
arrested last week FOR invvilca-
ton ~ conuterfciing lohns was
arrested last FRIDAY % s1i3 Bean
hien and Leach was arrested thf
following day a. Hastings and
Brewster by United states Secret
Service agents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
.UAW Rejects
Bias Clause For
Boat Excursion
Chauffeur
Denied Right
To Board Boat

Ia 'a dl-Nim on which has
hl.ro oai 700 Narions other occa-
ions a.an~ coiulea woaid-he pa
irons seeking 20 ria' on s'eamcrs
pltue up all down ihe Detroit
l,itpi. lodr into -hatp focus again
a~ week VIII TWO alleged acts OF
rariai bias =
luhu Wallace q chauneu~ en-
ploStd he Attorney Earl T.. Heenan.
ioo2 Bishop road Crosse Poinie.
rlt fat sting ~ iacal tiscrimina-
tou Monday when he was denied
tine ilehf ie accompany his en-
poAr> ,hltrcN on a boat trip to
Bob-i.o.
Last week. replsscn'a'ises Of
TAN locdi 49, refused 10 ACCEPT
contract win The pu,In-Bay
steamship company because ~
clause which would have prohibit
cd colorcd from Attending.
Sent ON Picnic
According 10 wallace. he had
been sent hy his employee 10 &C
COMPANY Miss Rosemary Heenan
and b. OF her Young friends 10 Rob-
10 for picnic Mr. Wallace 10 as
s..i ia The Preparations for the
outing.
Miss Hconan bought Tie ticke's
for The entire party m when Wal
lace attempted 10 board the boat
Nith The cliidren Nc was stopped
by AN employee OF the Roh-Lo TX
eursion Lines. Inc. and told in
vary rude tone that he could not
~ aboard
Acting Inder Company orders
a protest WAS made hN Miss Hee-
naA lm' to NO avail the emplovee
t"hMg her that b. was acting UNI
der orders of the company. that
,u.oed prisons should not be per-
mhffca eu The boar
Wallace then went to the once
~ his tmplnyef, 200 me Buhl build
ina and told him how he had hcen
refused iNr Ight to accompany tue
chlaren ID Rob i.o Nr Heensn
told Wallace THAT he would inves-
tigate the charges
However. Wallae took the Gaze
To the De'fo. branch o. tho Ma
fiona Association for the Advance
ncu of Colorca reopl, and de-
Ciarcd ihat be Wnald insetute SUIT
should ihc Investigation prove un-
satisfactory
Wallace las hecp employed hv
Attorney iieenan during tho rsst
80 wears. and said he has accom-
panied children on picnre and
90 Treaties b many cities inciui-
ing manv of those IN the Son'h
and had never been refused admit
. lance
Nat Ganiov and Walter Fleak ~
fcers OF l'AN Local 1855 discovered
the clause against colorod attend
luz tho boat ride when tho contract
E wac submitted hy Tho passenger
agent for The ln-Rav Steam
shin company. They questioned the
clause against those who might
cause harm
Questioned hy Ganiev and Fleak
whether colored would he barred
the passenger agent is said 70 have
answered.
ITO have white and co'nred TO-
cefhor IS contrary 20 tho laws Of
Nichean We can arrange FOR The
colored one dav and The white
members another
Before rejecting tho contract.
Ganley reminded 'he agent that
under the piers civil Rishte Law
Negroes were entitled 10 an rights
in public Institutions without die
elimination
III our entire membership can't
enjoy the excursion we viii not ac-
cepi iho contract" said Canlev.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
MICH 40
AT.74-92
is THIS THE NUMBER
OF YOUR AUTOMOBILE
LICENSE PLATE?

II 20. present proof NJ The
Tribune oiilee, 9it6 ~. Antoine
Nv noon saturday. June - nnd
receive award.
Read The Tribune each week
10 see II your auto license num.
her Il listed.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

9035 18th ST. NV W-Exclusive charming.
detached home. embassy sect Living rm,
tedrm. private bath clean: antique furn.:
maid saraee. Excellent meals near Near
ell car and bus lines Reasonable; ref.
settled gentleman preferrde
Evening star., 1940-09-15

BY SETTLED WOMAN. large unfur
Ink. room or . smaller Eastern section;
Star ''' '''O'''N D0A . .
lst. FL. OR BASEMENT RIM. for man and
dog: reas;; exp handy man. Call today,
ONE LARGE. UNFURN.. FRONT room,
X. privileges, for refined lady: state rent.
Box 411-R. Star.
GENTLE LADY. 30 Govt employe. wants
reasonable studio room. vicinity Columbia
Hts, or downtown apt bldg describe;
state price. Box SIS. Star.
REFINED WOMAN; kitchen privil.; l4th
blk. Park rd TO Fairmonf St. Hiatt Hol-
mead pl. apt pref: SIs. Box 3Gs-B. Star.
SETTLED WOMAN, Govt. employe wants
large room, furnished; anne quiet home
and neighbOrhood; ~ weekly; give phone
number. Box 65-S. Star.
SINGLE ROOM in private home by young
business woman; NV. section. near Con-
nectcut ave. Box AIS. Star
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN desires nice room
eSNchange SH;i fer light duties. companionship.
REFINED GENTLEMAN desires WELL
furnished room with south. exposure.
shower and large closets, in good home in
ne; free auto parking reasonable rate,
VIII consider board. Box 46-S Star
GENTLEMAN. employed. desires furnished
room with running water; walking distance
10 ooWntoXn business $50 per month.
Di SOlEI HlOCle dReO lazy, an unfuT
Star.
LADY. employed; desires comfortable room
with private bath and garage: reasonable.
state terms. Box 493-R Star
WOMAN emploved desires room and
Bethesda. not over SIS. Write Box 51s4
Rethe Sds
GENTLEMAN desires wel-furnished room
Win private bath: eonyenient to trans
GENTLEMAN wishes room with private
pam. with young couple: no other roomers
State fun particulars Box IS Star
OR , HOUSEKEEPING ROOMs unf.. End
n rehned ladies. Quiet, Jewish or
particulars. Box AIR Star
SINGLE FURNISHED ROOM, reasonable;
vicinity Cleveland Park for woman in
Government employ Box 4s3-R Syar
CULTURED YOUNG BUsINEssWOMAN
woman living in apartment hotel. Shoreham
preferred. Box 44G-R Star
WANTED-Storaee space for three trunks
n z5oIp pp9ivste a. home of white family. BOX
GENTLEMAN desires nicely furnished
room, private bath, reasonable. near Cleve-
land Park section pref DU. O9Oo
NAN: native OF virsin.a, with good ref
home c;eorSe 1eSeFeS Sma m Co room IN Priyste
Box 25-S Star
LADY. employed. desires single room, west
Of Attn st. ,outh O. Dupont Circle; aot.
preferred. ME- Ol4s
MAN, young. student. wants room and
6oard' near 18TH and N SITS. Box COS,
SISTERS, :" middle-aged. unemployed.
Kitchen prlvllegeS: not over $50: apt room
preferred: l-fsre zone North Boss
FURN. ROOM. kitchen privileges down
town. modern apartment. young empl
couoln SIS Box SIS Sta