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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Guard
the Eyes
BY DIR. Logan CIendening

through life with half the vision
they should have because eyes
were not carefully tested in the
early school years.
After the first examination,
the school physician should make
a yearly check and the child
questioned about the symptoms
Of eye strain, and the oculist
should make an examination
every two years.
EOR the period of childhood
Il IL should be remembered
also that one of the frequent
dangers is injury to the eyes.
Most of these are due to
dangerous toys, especially air
rifles.
Within four months, Doctor
Post relates, in his own practice
he has seen four eyes destroyed
by air rifles, there were I'VE
others in his university clinic,
and two on the records OF
another doctor in the clinic.
T have yet TO see useful vision
retained I'm an eye that has been
penetrated by . missile fired
from these deadly toys"
Air rifles are entirely too
dangerous to be placed in the
hands of youngsters.
Especially in these days when
their elders are not setting them
a very good example, and the
initiative youngster levels his
gun at a playmate and pretends
he is a Jap.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
Mrs. ca Does splitting Of
blood come from any other
cause than tuberculosis? This
has happened twice within q
month and a half. II does not
come from my gums. / am 50
years old.
Answer: At the age of 81
blood in the sputum is not likely
10 be tuberculosis. At a younger
age yes. but al 81 more likely
to be liberation around q ton
sill. bronchitis or congestion g
the lucsS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Notes of Interest
ON Army Life

DON'T waste your time eying
~ End 1t. Rosemarie Hayden,
an army nurse at Fort Slocum.
She's been assured by her boy
friend back home that HE will
wait for HER until SHE gets
out of the army"
If you are chump for celebs
or their descendants-dont an
noy Lawrence Custer. l9, for
his autograph. He's the last
male descendant of General
Custer of Little Big Horn re-
nown. Larry Is in training at
Augusta Field.
The longest name in the army
belongs 10 Cpl. Polycarpos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Remember uncle Don. who
amused the Riddles over the
radio by reading the funnies?
He's Private First Class Al
Thaup and he lectures on chem
ical warfare.
The full pack soldier carries
weighs 81 lbs.
AT Camp Butner you can't be
portly. Every officer there must
do road work three days
weekly-often 25-mile marches.
YOU will be doing your bit
Il while awaiting induction
if you get friends 10 buy tickets
for the Army Emergency Fund
show at the Garden on the Both.
The coin is for you and yours
them and theirs!
If anybody asks you the
definition of "jeep' tell them
Bob Hopes.
"A matted milk shaker that
was drafted"
Morale Minutes, a breezy
army paper edited by Sgt.
Michael Wardell of the 2nd
Service Command, coined the
phrase Beware of Jap rheu-
matism-it stabs you in the
back"
The Fort Mcpherson Sound-off
is authority for this: The colonel
believes his uniform makes him
look like Lewis Stone. The
sergeant thinks his makes him
look like Victor McLaglen, and
the private imagines his uni
form makes him look like Gary
Cooper.
nON'T grumble about missing
~ the comforts of home
when you go through the army
routine OF keeping sane hours,
eating regularly, and the other
RECOMMENDATION.
All the other fellows are
taking II. That RECOMMENDATION
is why you're in the army.
It's what the enemy would
make you do forever.
The United States is fighting
him and that regimentation-so
that you can stay free--in a
democracy.
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Broadway

Attest recruiting slogan is:
= Join the army and get 3
imps of sugar in your coffee.
An man caught tossing a
ig nit. on the ground at
an Shelby must carry around
keg in which to put the trash.
When he encounters another
fender he can pass the keg on
b him.
At Fort Brady-to make il
asier to get out of bed-swing
husic is played after the piercing
ugle blasts.
II you're a recruit at the re-
option center in New Cumber-
md, Pa, after you put on your
ew uniform-you inspect your
ELF In a long mirror. A sign
IN il says:
"You are now looking ut the
nest soldier I'm the world"
At Maxwell Field don't laugh
Phen you meet an air force
|adet who is actually named
erman Hunter.
Don't get gay with Pvt. j..
". Martin of Fort Meade be-
ause he carries a lace hand
|erchief. 1t is a gift from
olivia DeHavilland.
VIE reason a soldier gets all
those beans isn't that they
re cheap. Army dieticians
recommend them because they
uild body tissues, etc.
You might meet a soldier at
Napier Field by the name Of
Harvard Yale Princeton.
The most popular soldier at
lamp Chafee is Cpl. George Rus
ell Of the 9th Armored Division.
lis sister is Rosalind Russell
nd she visits there often.
At Camp Callan they toot an
uto horn instead OF blowing
ne bugle for chow calls.
The Carlo of the army Is
PVT. Leo Gulczewski. The shoes
ssued to him at Fort Niagara
we're size 16-C.
The "T under soldiers
heyxons stands for Technician
hugh a blonde who visited
f'oknox said that tn her
opinion il stood for Technique.
NHE neatest trick Of the war
y was when Cpl. Richard Willett
bf Lowry Field recently put on
THE Women" with an all-soldier
last.
You can thank the boys In
he This Is the Army show
Tor this tip on growing hair.
II. G. II. Cherrington of Fort
Bliss. who was bald. expert
|mented by applying wool fat
used on horses) and after a
conk blossomed with
fuzZ.
Remember FDR's letter 10
h future President requesting
Colin Kelly Jr.s appointment to
Nest Point?
When Capt. John Drum was
killed in the Spanish American
War, the President requested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

that would nickeplae hog What have you got
say about that"
General" said soldiers their duty and they
It. Am rght?"
Right"
WELL general I'm different ! my duty and it
did
That's why I'm being court martialed Of the Van
Insomnia 1890 rooms being by the
army. More tomorrow.
ITO be continued0
copyrgh by King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

THE North could not have won
l. the war without these kids
OF Is TO %. though the value
of those under Is is somewhat
dubious. Perhaps they served
the purpose of giving the Re-
publican Party its drummer boys
of Shiloh as political candidates
in the years that followed the
war.
In the Spanish-American war.
when probably there were never
more than 100000 men under
arms at any one time, the aver
age age was perhaps p. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16


West Point. That son is 1t.
Gen Hugh A. Drum. head Of
the First Army.
A T SCOTT FIELD you should
"a not do a double-take upon
being introduced TO Juliu s
Caesar and Napoleon Bonaparte.
They are privates there.
Don't think you are too young
or too old for the army. The
18th Division at Camp Pickett
includes Pvt. Harley j. Dewey.
81 years young. who is "raring
10 get active duty anywhere in
the South Pacific"
His son, an air force pilot, was
killed on Bataan.
Don't envy the cast of This
Is the Army" which is attract
ing heavy coin for the Army
Emergency Fund. They drill
every morning, too. Three of
them tainted from the humidity
while drilling the other day.
Mirrors are placed at promi-
nent spots around Camp Living
ston with placards reminding:
ITO be a good soldier-look
like one"
YOU might get lucky and
Il be assigned 10 the 43rd
Division at the Signal School.
Atlanta. Ga.
They are quartered in the
towns best hotel and receive
the de luxe hotel service. Shoes
are shined by porters daily.
Instead OF reveille. there's A
light tap on the door with a
bellhop announcing:
IT'S 1880, sir"
What! No breakfast in
bed???
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
The Brighter Side

IN THE Civil War. the north
L ern army totaled 2.778,304
men. and of these, according TO
figures furnished me by George
A. Sawyer of New York City,
who says they are supposed to
have come from the files of the
d jutant generals office in
Washington, 2,159,789 w e r e
under % years of age.
The age range of the latter
was perhaps 1S to %. The mill
tary authorities on both sides
took them very young in that
war. Some of the soldiers of
the North and South were mere
children. Perhaps the South in
the last desperate stages of its
fight had younger soldiers than
the North, but Sawyer's figures
indicate that the Federals were
also down to cradle snatching.
Kindly consider this little
table of the ages of the men
who made up the personnel of
tho yOrthorr, aY-TYnV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

buSS-Wny ulun you
turn out the guard?"
General" / replied,
chow could ] turn the guard
out? They have a two-year
lease"
That made him good and
sore. He jumped up and bel
lowed:
Call the roll"
said:
Call me a cup of coffee,
too"
The general said:
WHAT"
WELL" I said, II got to
dunk the roll"
Bugs" said the general,
"you are guilty of conduct
unbecoming an officer or
gentleman"
I'm sorry, general"
Furthermore, Bugs" he
said, 81 ordered you TO sneak
into the wine cellars of the
Van Insomnia last night and
get me a bottle of stagger
juice.
you got 1t all right,
Bugs, but when ii reached me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Roll Called; Bugs Adds Coffee
Can't Turn Out Guard:
They Have Long Lease
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Well folks if you have been following my in the
Insomnia you tell why am not going to last
any longer than a paper napkin at sloppy picnic
First ALL General Jeepers courtmartaled for giving
TO sentry.
Next when four-star general walked in all by himself,
I holered:
Front"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Pity the Poor
Speed Cop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
BY Walter WinchelI

that his boy be considered for
West Point. That son is 1t.
Gen. Hugh A. Drum. head Of
the First Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Sixteen beboys yelled:
THE first or, the seconds"
So that another rap against General Jeepers asked
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Auto Association Asks
End Of Rubber Rumors

Early congressional action to clar-
fly the rubber situation and end
widespread misunderstanding" re-
earding it Is urged by the American
Automobile Association in a letter
from Thomas P. Henry, A. A. A.
president, to Chairman Truman OF
the Senate committee investigat-
ing national defense.
Mr.. Henry declared the misun-
derstanding regarding rubber lis
preventing public acceptance OF the
vital need for rubber conservation
and appreciation of the Importance
of safeguarding our limited supplies
of this important commodity"
AS one of the first steps for Sen
ator Tr,fman's committee to take.
he listed stoppage of conflicting
statements from variety of sources
of rubber and rubber supplies
"Factual findings by your COM
mittee." wrote Mr. Henry, would
do more than anything else to bring
home to the American people the
real situation and what they must
do to cooperate"
Evening star., 1942-02-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LADY WANTS TRANSPORTATION FROM
s3S Varnum ST. NV. to 919 nth st. every
weekday. Phone Taylor 3210.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

CANVASSERS, for house-to-
house work with small sue
cessful crew, the work is per-
manent and profitable, no
samples to carry. no travel
ing, salary and bonus, call
MI. 1896 Monday evening for
appointment.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeol Advertisers
rkr.. V;na. (Mtuiynuuol

Three Lines lMlnlmum]
i ul1e GU pSA Aiiic
8 times
z times or longer, con-
secutively y-----------20 20c
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
lines, 1 time. zoe line go
lines, 2 times, lSc Hne-------- l.o8
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line-------- 1.35
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Business advertisements under Situ-
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
Advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by II pm. evening before;
for The Sunday Star by 4 pm. Sat-
urday.
When cancelling an advertisement
retain cancellation number which is
Invariably given at the time order to
discontinue advertisement IS received.
This number IS necessary IN case OF
claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

Secretary-Stenographer,
In college office, successful
and experienced; woman Is
to 35 years; single, preferably
college graduate; rapid, ac-
curate stenographer who can
write good letters and re-
ports. Adequate salary in
cluding room and board on
college campus. Shepherd
4134, Extension 5.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
HELP OOAES1lC.

COOK. white. experienced; wait on table
and downstairs work: other help employed.
Live in. $50 a month. References. Box
263-S, Star. 81
Evening star., 1942-02-02
CContinued.l

STENOGRAPHER.
LARGE ORGANIZATION HAS
OPENING FOR YOUNG WOMAN
IN STENOGRAPHIC DEPART
MENT. PERMANENT POSITION.
FREQUENT AND REGULAR
SALARY INCREASES. S1O0 MO.
TO START. IN REPLY GIVE
AGE. EXPERIENCE, ETC. BOX
1921. STAR.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

IN 90 DAYS you can serve your country as
a Stenogra pher. We have introduced an
intensive a0-day course in shorthand and
tvping to train defense workers. A posi-
ton awaits completion Of this
course
WOOD COLLEGE
T1O 14th ST. NV ME-. 5051.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

MAN, young, with credit Of
flee experience preferred, but
not absolutely essential. Per-
manent position with oppor-
tunity for advancement in
prominent firm. State age
and experience. Box 329-S,
Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

HFMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DIP SOMMERWERCR.
1865 Columbia rd Adams O3SS.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIoERAToRs. seryel EleetrOlgx gas
boxes, 4ta and Gu. IT. Call IA. 5s3S
REFRIGERArORS, new and used SEQ up:
sua5anieed sm pp 70 years 5esIn essy tsTs n5S
REFRIGERATION MACHINES. walk-in
cooler. butter box. meat cases, scales. cash
register, meat block, coffee mill. ceiling
fans Mr.. Lewis. WA GIG.
ported ruqs. Oriental. Chinese designs, 9x12
or SxlO. SAB. Linen Mart. 1225 U 81. NV:
RUGs-special 5-day sale on oriental and
Chinese rugs OF every description ana SIZE
Oriental Rug Co. 2409 18th st. NV.
Open evenings.
SEWING MACHINES-visit the Piano
Shop for bargains in used Singer. White.
new machines Cali Republic 1890. Ths
Piano Shop. 10l5 9TH 81. NV. -
aB Singer Dof sassr console
Guar. repairs on all machines Hem
ST NV RE 1900. RE c3Il
SEWING MACHINES Singers; port. $40:
treadle. $40; console $40: all guar. mech.
perfect. 2412 18th st. CO 3!45.
eolored. $40; 2i5o Cathedral ave. NV.
TABLE: large mahogany, with collaDslbe
leaf; $50. 1862 Hobart ST. NV.
TYPEWRrTERS bargains used machines
Royal. S19.5c; Underwood S22.5o. re-
built. guaranteed; terms. Rentals. 81 per
week Rental applies on purchase. Rent
& Radio Co. sis 14th st, NV 9
TYPEWRITERS. ADDING MACHINES. new
and used. sold, rented, repaired. Terms.
Open evenings American typewriter Co.,
l431 East Capitol 81. Ii. 00S2.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 57l6 18Th
NV. GE. 1Ss3-Underwoods. s. IS mo. 4
mos. in adv, S5.55; no del, 81 add. dep.
WASHERS AND IRONERS-Brsn nd-new
standard makes OF washing machines and
ironers in crates at deep-cut prices; lib
eral trade-in allowance easy terms.
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.
a21 G st. NV, Entire BldF
District 3131. Open Ewes Till Pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING sale. Bendix. Norge,
Thor. G. E. HOtpoint. A B. C. from sC5.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

ACCORDIONS-12-bass Hohner. like new,
$42.50; 2-switch I20-bass FINE. S149. so;
terms. Kits, 1880 @ st. middle Of the
Evening star., 1942-02-02

MAN, YOUNG, HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE; GEN
ERAL OFFICE WORK AND
TYPING. MARVINS, 734 7th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

mtSSsS@ANeOOS ESN S%sS.
AccoRDIoNs-I2-bas Homer. Ike new,
$42.50; 2-switch l20-bass FINE. Sl49.5 so;
terms. Kits. 1880 G st. middle Of the
block.
ANTIoUEs-See our stock of glass, silver.
tans: china. porcelain q figurines: collectors
items. ANTIQUES are good investments
ANTIoUEs-74.ft.. mahos. Empire sofa,
mahoe. ped, table $50; also Englander
day DAY bed; spring, matt. SIS; mahog. coffee
S35; 1-pc. bedrm. set. Ss5; 1lxl5 oriental
rug. $3.50. val. S400; nah. grandfather
clock. sdoo: nah: bookcase. s25; kneehols
Studios. $500 Conn. Apt. 81. WO. 1868.
BEDS, dining room. Toledo scale chests.
sew. machine, 3-burner gas stove. rugs.
DO MOVING. 'Edelnan, 1903 Georgia ave.
BLCwERs-Save coal: automatic forced
draft. perfect combustion Specialist exh.
ians, o. TO SO stocked Carty. 1905 l4th,
BRICK. LUMBER. PLUMBING MATERIALS
ngton from De 6undreds Of Ssec w2eckine JOBS
E ssls:iIop e. At HEcaINGER,s save time ara gt
Foundation to Roof at Rock-Bottom
REcHINoEP CO, Used Material Dept.
Lee Highway at Falls Church. Va
| CAMERA, B. and H. 15mm, 20 series,
| movie camera f3.5 lens. S4s. IA 1898.
CLARINETS--Closeout of used instru-
selnaer. $40; wood Chabot. "a 80. Terms.
Republic 6212. Kits. 1880 G ST. middle
OF the block.
| DIAMOND RING, extra quality stone.
auditors sale to settle accounts; save
! 400. 1874 Eye st. NV
| DINING, sun, living room furniture. odd
table and chairs cots, high chair and
walker. WI 60S9.
| DRUGSTORE EQUIPMENT, fountain.
fixtures. stock; must sell Immediately.
Call WI. 560S.
DRUMS]Used Gretsch outfit, SO SO.
Terms kits. 1880 G. ST. middle OF
| the block. Republic 6212.
ELECTRIC RANGES+Deep-cut prices on
brand-new electric ranges, liberal trade-in
allowances: easy terms
hTTAS AppI IIANrF COMpANy
Evening star., 1942-02-02
LUX APPLIANCE co.
RE-uPHOI STEERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45 covering and new inside material ink
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
and frtezatte. workmanship guaranteed.
La. FRANCE UPHOLSTERY co.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

GIRLS CD, colored. wish psrt:ttme work
bet. am. and z pm. NO. 1897.
GIRL. eolored, Wishes g.h.w, part time
days work: refs, 1925 st. NV. MI. 1887.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
PERSONAL.

WOMAN. colored, wants laundry. Monday
Tuesday cooking dinner ewes. 14O Heck
man ST. Sc
Evening star., 1942-02-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, wishes days or part
time work; experienced laundress: refer
III hIR9
Evening star., 1942-02-02
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

PORTER, colored. experienced. Apply
work, bicycle delivery; local refs; S16
week. Dupont Pharmacy, 1905 Mass.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-31
Efficient Ski Repair Kit

Two new items for use of ski
troops, a repair tip and a repair
kit, have been developed by the
army. The repair tip, carried as
emergency equipment by one out
of every four to eight men, is made
of a light metal and fits any ski.
1t is designed as a makeshift to
get a ski trooper back to his post
when the tip of his ski has been
so damaged that it cannot be used.
The repair kit consists of a bag of
tools for repairing skis which weigh
less than eight ounces. An impor-
tant tool is q wrench and pair of
pliers in combination. The wrench
will fit the nuts on the contraction
band, Q thin strip Of metal used to
hold split ski together.
Also in the kit are a file and a
countersink. The file is used to
cut off the metal edges of a dam
aged ski at the desired place. The
countersink is used to enlarge holes
along the metal edges of a ski, in
case large size screws must be used
in repairing the ski.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-31
Promotions for Army Non-Coms

Increasing the opportunity for pro-
motion to the non-commissioned
grades and at the same time simpi-
flying the army pay system, the war
department in the near future will
eliminate the rating of specialist and
create three new grades for enlisted
men.
The new grades are technician
third grade, teehnician fourth grade
and technician fifth grade. Men of
these grades will be non-commis-
stoned officers, receiving the pay
and allowances of the grade speci-
fed by their title, and will wear
distinctive chevrons.
These technicians will rank in or
der of the dates Of their warrants
below non-commissioned officers of
the same pay. For example, q tech
nician third grade will rank below a
staff sergeant. Similarly, techni-
clan fourth grade will rank below a
sergeant, but above a corporal, and
q technician fifth grade will rank
below a corporal but above a pri-
vate first class.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-31
Famous Channel Hoax
By Londoner Recalled

The famous channel swimming
hoax occurred on October lO-lt, 1927,
when DR.. Dorothy Cochrane Logan,
a young London physician, claimed
to have swum the channels in Is
hours and 10 minutes, thereby beat
ing the record of IA hours and 81
minutes established by Gertrude
Ederle. DR.. Logan, who Vi ed the
pseudonym Mona McLellaIi, was
wildly acclaimed by the pubic and
was presented with a 5000 prize
offered to the first English girl to
better Miss Ederle's record.
A few days later she confe Ssed to
the hoax and produced as e3idence
of her good faith a letter written
prior to the swim. This letter ex-
planned that she and her trainer
formulated the plot as a fake to
end all fakes" and to show the need
of an international commission to
certify all channel swims by proving
how easy it is to fool the word. In
der the perjury law she WAS fined
$500 and costs and her trailer was
fined half that sum.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-31
They're 'Jeeps' to Public
But Peeps to Soldiers

Those fast-moving little reconnais-
sance cars that have won a place in
Uncle Sans fighting forces may be
"jeeps" to the public, but they're
peeps" to the army.
And thereby hangs tale, accord
ing to Delmar G. Roos, chief engi-
neer at the auto plant, who created
the Standard design" jeep for
Americas fighting men.
In the army, he explains, the
name jeep applies t. a larger We
hicle of the scout car type; but be-
cause some of the first 1900 smaller
cars manufactured carried the mod
Ell marking &c. w. p" soldiers
dropped the middle initial and con-
tracted the name from "GP" to
jeep. And it's been a source of
trouble ever since! In fact, there
are several other military weapons
known as jeeps-including a small
airpl3ne and an anti-aircraft detec-
tor device-and the confusion OF
terms became so great prior to U. S.
entry into the war that an army of
ficer in Tennessee put a ban on the
term.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-31
Atmosphere in Kitchen

Dark ivory and dull rich red COM
bine to give a stimulating. atmos-
phere to kitchen. The walls, paint
ed gray-blue, are set off ~ wood
work and cabinets painted ivory.
The red which tops the worl ing sur
faces of the cabinets in the form Of
linoleum is continued above the cab
inets by a band about a foot deep
painted along the wall. The win
dow, covered with an ivopR vene-
tan blind, is hung with Curtains of
red and ivory plaid ginghfm. The
pair of small open shelves holding
dishes and pots Of ivy are painted
red-so are the handles of he cabi-
nets. There are red-painted chairs
and table. The floor is covered with
an ivory linoleum, figured with red
and gray.