davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09
Fights Last
Night

by the Associated Press
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. -
Joe Lynch. l58; Plainfield, IN.
j., outpointed Andy Bistak, l59.
Carteret, N. j. (8).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09

Merchants 900 900 o. 0 5
Spruce Inn Ola 100 ks 3 ]
Batteries Spruce Inn-Vernier
and DeLaRue. MECHANICALLY
lips, Vernier and Heller.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09

So swaybacked are hogs on the
island of Bali that their stom-
achs drag on the ground.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09

Ill i HID OO1 1IV1
PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM GETS BOOST;
NAVY WILL UNFORTUNATE PREP
COACHES WITH THEORIES
eSPORTSTEw: Anybody Uncle Samuel isn't
about the physical fitness riding the wrong
horse -
This is strictly one-way highway today, and if
smart we'll all be going with the traffic The latest an
nouncement which indicates government than
interested in the physical the country pr
marily those youngsters still in high school,
armed forces within years assuming the
tinues has interest in them which would
PLANS FOR NAVY COACHING SCHOOL
release from the ~. S. Navy Pre-Fght School
Iowa City, reveals the for coaching
school, open all high school and college coaches athletic d
rectors and physical education instructors
The purpose the Aug 315 school, to be held under the
of Director of Athletics It. Col Bernie Berman
methods of physical training in order that delegates
organize physical programs in their own schools that Ut
Conclusive seriousness of this is
the fact that the coaches who will live as cadets Will pay
per day food When Uncle Sam grabs the check
i;n ys or to Ss s9GS MAx STRIKE CHORD
The of Bernie Bierman strike faint chords
of football fans He formerly coached IN the
the Sky Blue Waters resort brochures like to
label Minnesota and while there gained fame due to the
that occasions he had football players
AS matter of fact the suffered by his Min
1899. the University Of Iowa. Bierman
tough training and to victory such
of the physical training Of the
young men preparing to enter naval air service.
The upcomng clinic will feature instruction in football
track basketball baseball and individual experts will give
lectures full staff of coaches Larry Snyder
of Ohio State Williams of Iowa, Mike Gary of Western
Michigan of Northwestern and dozen others
whose college circles will be hand to
tutor coaches in the type of training the wants
perilous times and the government and navy
are looking forward to the future fit
of youths through the medium of high school
coaches Ultimate victory must depend toughness and
discipline things these coaches know.
These are things, too our people must Know
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09
SOftball
Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Spruce Inn Is, Merchants 0.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
L & C 6, A & w S.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Hiucrest 3, Leander 2.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-09
Golf Scores

MACOMB DISTRICT EDISON
GOLF LEAGUE
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Mems Fine Louneing Robes
In a Royon Gobordine Weave

Wsdnssday Only! All pIo,n
shades with self lf-color skodow
stripes for odded smortness.
They're wrinkle -resistont to q
remarkable degree. Maroon and
navy. SmoII, medium and large.
n I
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Wednesday Only! Get . poir
for dress ond q poir for business.
Wing tips, English toes, squore
toes, plain toes, and Moeeosin
styles. Ton or block in sizes s
to IL; widths A to D in the srovp.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Wednesday Only! Fine for
otter your shower ond cool eve
nines at home. Wrop- around
style, pockets. wide sosh. Mo-
room, navy. brown in small. me-
dium and lorss sizes.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Wednesday Only! All pre-
shrunk; striped and plain shodes
III button front ond slpover
styles. Piped ond plain edges.
Sizes A to D. 1less thon 20
shrinkoee for a permanent fit.)
Plain color rayon Pajamas
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Wednesday Only! New foil
and winter eolors in silks. silk-ond-
royons, royons. Worp prints. bro
codes, twiIIs, stripes, ploids, neot
figures. Wrinkle-resistont Innings.
A group Of finer Tiss-------'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Charity Air Show
Friday Night

Your opportunity 10 hear a gala
radio program and 10 help the Old
NewSboys bring a happy Christ
mas 10 needy Detroit children
Dial WIZ Friday night for De-
troits greatest radio show Of the
year 49, The Detroit TimcS-WJR
Old NewSboys' Goodfellow annual
Christmas time broadcast. Start
ing at 11:l5 p. m Friday, the pro-
gram, for which a galaxy Of WJR
artists will donate their talents
will run into the early hours OF
Saturday morning
If you have a favOritc song or
musical number YOU would like IA
hear on this program. phone your
request 10 WJR madison 4440)
the night Of the broadcast. or send
~ by mail Al the same time
pledge a sum OF money 10 aid the
Goodfellow Fund Send The money
TO Norman White Station WJR.
Fisher Building. Detroit.
As in The past, this program Will
be directed by Leo y Fitzpatrick
general manager and vice prcSl-
dent Of WJR and former Merry
Old Chief of tho Kansas City
Mite Hawks Norman White past
president Of tho old NcwShol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Where % buy
A cANARY

htss vosf tsi.,uss o. q
tintltT A~rfIsss bed
tsssffst sutoI ttssrrss
ned hrssesrt brse t.is~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Goodfcllow Fund and a WJR OK
eCutivc. and Uncle Neal Tony
of WJR viii assist Fitzpatrick
II will be q gigantic program,
with these and other WJR artists
participating.
Samuel Bcnayic and his orchcS-
ira; Harold Koan. The Sunshine
Boy, Cyril Wczemacl baritone;
The Don Large Chorus Rosemary
CALVIN. singer OF popular songs,
John Mckenzie. tenor; The Mum
mcrS directed by Geraldine Elliott
and Eric hewlett Bob Hopkins.
The Funniest Man in Town Tim
Doolittlc and his Pine Center
Gang; Bill Shumatc. tenor; Paul
LaVoie and hIS orchestra and
George Dorm. tenor.
The day: Friday The time.
HIS p. m. The station WJR
1850 kilocyclcs>. Tune IN for this
program of programs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

was brought on behalf ~ the
Regent Park Home Owners Asso-
ciatioD and Raphael Rensel, 1868
Edmorc road. association member
and owner Of the only home in the
subdivision.
II was claim q Il Wcinhart's
homes would have been con-
Structed az a cost of $3.50 each.
whereas subdivision restrictions
called for a $4,000 minimum in one
section and A $500 minimum
elsewhere.
Building permits showed the
Welnhart houses 10 cost $4,000. A
basement has been completed for
one. and excavations have been
made for the other three.
Wcfn1art ndIUtdTuCd 2S0 owners
Of lots in tho subdivision signed
restriction waivers. He owns 246
of the 300 lots in the subdivision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Court Upho|ds
Golf Park Ban
On War Homes

4 permanent Injunction issued
by Circuit Judge Lila NJ, Neuen-
icldt today blocked the planned
construction Of 246 defense homes
in Teppcrt'S Golf Park Subdivision,
.ncar- E.lcht.Alle-r read and Gfatiet
avenue
The action was against John
Welnhart and Welnhart, Inc, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

having bought them in scavenger
sale
He argued that he was unable
10 develop the property al the
restriction figures because of the
government order freezing mate
rails for construction Of any homes
costing more than $3.50. There
fore. Weinhart said he should be
permitted 10 build homes in the
defense home cost bracket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Judge Neuenfelt commented.
The fact the people of the
United States will not be able
TO develop their properties will
he one Of the hardships of this
war. hut this court does not feel
that the fact that some indivi-
duals cannot develop their prop
erty Is any excuse for doing
away with building restrictions
on nronerty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Woman Slayer Sentenced

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 2
QNS).-Mrs. Caroline G. Payne.
former Bloomington newspaper ex-
ecutive, today was under a 2 10
2l-year prison sentence for the
fatal shooting of Charles o. Mat
tingly attorney-examiner for the
Indiana public service commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Bars Ask
New Year


Seeking an extension or the New
Years ENC closing hour from = "a
q = M representatives of labor
organizations. hotels, and caharctS
viii 60 10 Lansing tomorrow 90
appeal 90 The state liquor control
cOUwiS>i
III the commission does not
extend the time a. they have
done for the past several years,
they viii work hardship
on az least four groups" Eddie
Shepherd, secretary Of the
Metropolitan Cabaret AsSocia-
ton. said
War workers who leave their
Jobs near midnight cannot cele-
brate. Transportation facilities
will be damned At the early
closing hour.
Night spot owners will lose
considerable money because adj
vance contracts were made on
basis Of previous years policy.
Persons who depend on this
night for additional income will
get a lot less money"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
TRIBI II TO BRADY

Tribute was paid 20 the late
James =. Brady who helped found
the GoodfeloWs tho late Tom
Nay. whose famous cartoon, For
gotten. has become a symbol Of
Tho Old NeUShoys campaign. and
Il Col Laurence A. McKenny,
educaiur. who was elected 10 the
GooGtclloWS presidency in 1910
and was unable 10 serve because
he was called 70 action with the
army. lie was killed only recently
N the fighting n New Guinea
Present al the meeting where
his father was eXtolled was Capt.
Robert Mckenny who leaves to-
morrow on active service and
Mrs Harold Sims, 4 sister Of Lieu
tenant Colonel McKcnny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
JAM PREDICTED

Carl Dennis representing the
American Guild Of Variety Artists.
SAID that with The late closing.
most people went home between
= and 4 a m.
II We close az , a. m. every
one will STAY until that hour,
croNding buses, street cars, and
taNicah>,' hC asserted.
Sight spot owners said they had
contracted for acts and musicians
on Tho basis o. tha late closing ol
INC past few years believing THIS
Nc-f would tr tho same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
SCHRErBER rLECTEn

Elected 10 hsa5 Tho GoodfciiowS
nrNt Noer ua~r Alex Schreibcr
pros .E.r ~ Associated Thcaicrs.
Who always sells papers In front
o. 'r- tv Exchange Building
prc~acr A CapZ2 first VICE
president and Fred Nlrcklcr. Soc
ct,-i y--c-----r-s- r-----tt
%af- Sa~scl~ assigned tho
Cootfe'loWs trcr corners where.
on next TUESDAY they VIII hold
their tWcrfy-un'h annual sale Of
new spapcrS go raise funds for
Christmas packages
president Jack FCren'z a. the
American Federation Of Musicians
Local promised that although hum
drcd> OF Detroit musicians are now
IN 'hc armed forces or IN war
plants a large band Will he on
hand 70 head the annual parade
before thc sale Parade chairman
Is John Bishop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18
On Broadway
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1912.

YOU'RE bound to get some praise but take ii
seriously only from people who don't know
you and don't want anything from you.
Don't waste time trying to reach success. II
you do your best every day. success VIII reach
you.
Any kind of writer is his own best teacher
the more you write. the more you learn about
writing.
Like all liberties. your freedom of the press
isn't gift. You must fight every attempt to
gag you. .o,,.,., :. o,,.a ors., ADVANTAGE
but never forget it is also great responsibility
Putting together a punchy colyum VIII some
times leave you punch-drunk. ~
It's only natural to be proud OF byine, but
never forget that your byline won't last long II
what goes under il isn't worthwhile.
Expect to be annoyed by all types OF cranks
and screwballs. The spotlight always breeds
them
DARROTS will always fitch good ideas. then
Il bawl you out il you mention that they took
them When they should be thanking you for
helping them make living
Beware of those who always want something.
because those people don't mind taking your SELF
respect.
Your position invites enemies you wouldn't
ordinarily make, but the new friends you make
Don't worry about yesterdays colyum; worry
about how to improve tomorroW's
Being in position to help others doesn't mean
you should allow them TO use you until you're
helpless
Never allow threats to stop you; the yells
from those who threaten you and those who knock
you prove that you've got them worried.
DEMEMBER. IL you're writing coyum. that
IL the best answer to any name caller is facts
proving the name caller wrong
Be prepared for reputation-wreckers. Some
punks will stop at nothing in an effort to ruin you
and mean nothing
You will make many friends who are only
friends of your colyum.
Never forget that a reader does you a great
honor by voluntarily inviting your words into his
mind.
What your readers think of you Is far more
important than what another colyumist thinks OF
you.
Never hesitate TO print the truth. II you
don't print il, a competitor will.
Don't waste time thinking you're good Think
OF the chance you have to do some good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18

MARY MAGDALENA Won LOSCH. Profess
WI sonally known as Marlene Dietrich. In
1913 Marlene will celebrate her twentieth wedding
anniversary. She has been married only once
The best film she has app AIRED in so far was
The Blue Angel"
Charles F. Evans Veteran thespian. Made
his greatest hit in "A Parlor Match" with odd
Hoss Hoey" 1t was in this play Hoey intro
duced the song The Man Who Broke the Bank
at Monte Carlo" and Anna Held first sang
Won't You Come and Play With Me- -
III you can remember seeing "A Parlor
Match" you are certainly quite an oldtimer and
probably also recall Henry Irving in The Bells"
and Edwin Booth in "Othello." And can remem-
Der when the Giants had center fielder named
Van HaItern who wore a handle bar mustache.
Rita Hayworth. Rapidly rising star OF the
cinema Her real name is Margarita Carmen
Cansino. She is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs
10 more pounds than Nick Wall
c. p Greneker One of theA three best
theatrical press representatives in America. On
becoming press representative for the Shuberts,
Mr.. Greneker succeeded man named A. Token
Worm. Which reminds me i know feminine
press agent named 'Kolma Flake.
A CHICAGO girl writes that while in Detroit
"A she met a who appealed to her very
much. She became engaged to him Then she
invited him to Chicago to meet her mother.
good-loolSing widow.
THAT was nv error says the young lady
sadly. "he broke his engagement with me and
married my mother"
my FIRST name Is Enod If you can pro-
writes Pittsburgh lady.
Very simple 1t should be pronounced
Echo" I'll take a Pittsburgh stogie.
I IEUT. WILLIAM EGAN, u. s. NJ. writes
IL that he is working a poem about girl
named Mabel in his spare time, this is far he
has progressed:
yeas a care free three hitch COB
Until met this girl named Mabel
I met her in a coffee shop
She tOas paiting on the table.
A Detroiter says her daughter Maybelle was
born on Mothers Day
"Maybelle IL now studying stenography," said
the proud mama "she Is a typical blonde
What 1 would like TO know is; what Is a
stypical blonde?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18

RI iNn--Is55I Woodward. at Grand
uhhND "KATHLEEN," Shirley Temple.
''MARRy THE BOSS DAUGHTER"
Brenda Joyce. p. Edwards. open 1880
A. NJ Late Show 1890 p. M. Park Free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18

X He adores her. Puts her a pedestal-right
next TO himself"
At>the Stork:
"A slip Of the tongue isn't as dangerous as
slip of girl"
TTNIIS little story>a about Raymond Daniell, the
l. N Y. Times London boy, and British cabby
tells about the spirit of the British than all
the essays ever written.
After the fall of France Daniel asked
cabby:
do you think you can beat Jerry now"
SWELL" he replied, I'VE can't, IL we don't try,
can we, guvnor?" ~
THEN there's the story of the young reporter
4 who was given his first big assgnment-an
interview with temperamental actress.
When he met her she asked him TO guess her
age.
Not wishing to get the wrong side OF the
lady, he replied automatically:
- 81 have several ideas. The only trouble r. 1
hesitate whether to make you 10 years younger
pm account Of your looks, or 10 years older on
)ccount of your brains"
p. S.: He got the interview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18

husbands and mules research department you
wero going to START" writes Santa Rosa
client.
"PIease get going. Ny husband Is more
Ixtubborn than any mule I'm history. Right now L
am unsuccessfully trying to get him to cut his
toenails."
THE conscientious objector problem is solved
i by Sweden by assigning those who object
to taking lives TO a duty which calls for saving
lives Swedish conscientious directors are
assigned TO dismantle mines that have fioated TO
the shores of Sweden.
= This is very dangerous work.
But IL does save lives
: The conscientious Director who undertakes
this type OF service enthusiastically and willingly
demonstrates that it is not lack of courage that
has made him take his stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18

! have forgot much, Cynaral Gone With the toind,
Flung roses, riotously Nth the throng,
Dancing, TO put thy pale lost lilies ont Of mind;
Yet icas desolate and sick Of old passion,
Yea, all the time, because the dance long;
hare been faithful TO thee, in my fashion.
Ernest Dawson.
ct was from above verse Margaret Mitchell
said she received the inspiration for the title Of
her novel, Gone With the Wind" The poet no
doubt received his inspiration from the use OF
the words from the 103rd Psalm.-EVD)
IN FAMILIES where the first blessed event
i is imminent the young couple usually spends
considerable time discussing what name they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18

will give the newcomer.
And so il Is with a
couple in San Francisco.
But they are having
much difficulty in de-
Gliding as their name Is
Peace.
What would you sug-
gest as good first
name for a child whose
last name is Peace?
Ozzie Nelson is the
only Boy Scout TO be-
come nationally famous
as a band leader. Ozzie
was an Eagle Scout,
which is top rank for
Boy Scouts.
.How- about that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18
Walter. WincheH

MANHATTAN murals; The Susan Penny shop
Ava where radio actresses rehearse their scripts
while being fitted.
Sign in an 9Th Avenue luncheonette:
"Come In and dunk, to heck with your shirt
sleeves!" d
The panhandler at City Hall Park. who wears
"A ragged Palm Beach suit and swaggers his cane,
Broadway without its Wrigley sign-like a
goldfish without a bowl. M
mo Arm Dan" OF the Savoy Ballroom, who
hasn't missed a night of jitterbuggng in years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18

he's never paid for a
meal at the Automat in
5 years.
as C h n IT," I h e
Mayor Of And Street,
who now jerks sodas in
Flatbush.
COUNDS in the night:
~ At the Ubangi:
"Why do they call
him the m. c.? Because
he's q master Of corn ?"
At Bill Bertoletti's:
Hes married now.
Changed the circles
under his eyes for one
uUor hls haaA 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-18
On the Side
e. v. During

by King Features syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGToN-! meals, 10c. bus, unlim;;
phone: near country club: private home:
SII HAMILTON ST. N.W-TA. 04s6. Dou-
Bile room for > men with board. Also
double room for girl, TO share with girls,
with board. Also garage Tor rent.
CHEVY CHASE D. c.. $500 Military rd.
n.w.-Cheerful room for :! girls, $50 each
Woodley 1897.
81. GALLATIN ST. NV, Apt; l03---Large
AIRY room. twin beds delicious kosner
board for , refined Jewish girls.
1909 18th ST. N.w-Front triple, room
walk dist most Govt. depts.
5a2u 10Th ST. NW-Convenient trans
portation. Large room tor three or four.
Also girl TO share room. Meals any hour.
23i6 18th ST. NW,-Vacancy for refined
girls to share nicely furn. room. Excellent
meals and TRANSFORMATION.
PETWORTH, ais Shepherd n.w.-Large
front room suitable for two; near cars.
bus. Gentiles. adults.
1894 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Nice basement
room tNlr beds running water: gOoo
meals young people: S32
IN SUBURBAN MD, for employed couple
with infant under months; will assume
care of infant during working hours. SI25
per month. Call Warfeld 4415 between
end pm.
432 BUCHANAN ST. NV" double rms,
single beds > gentle girls; next semi-pvt.
Excellent meals RA. 1897.
STRICTLY KOSHER boarding house, room
for > girls. 1913 Quincy ST. NV. ia.
0d77
3OT ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD-Jewish
family. Large room to share with another
gentleman. Good home cooked meals ia.
OS39
CONVENIENT for Govt. emp. twin beds.
next bath: l0C bus TO D. c. 2l5 E.
Bellefonte ave, Alexandria. Va.
EXCLUSIVE Chevy Chase - Room and
board for girls, $40, S45. 81 80. WI
qO51.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
ROOMS FURNISHED.

DOUBLE ROOM nicely furnished: women;
convenient TRANSPORTATION: unlim. tele-
phone: reasonable. Dupont s:!0S.
1881 KALRoMA RID. N.W-Young lady to
share room with refined young lady; also
| double: both rooms nicely furnished
young ladies': y block car and bus lines
eln UpsHUR ST: NV. at y; H. AVE ave
sale. and dble., So and S23n. EXPRESS
I04 35th ST NE-Newly furn room in
new home, next bath, SIS mo. Young
lady preferred.
PETWORTH. 7o1 Allison ST. n.w.-Large
room, gentlemen; priyileges and conv.
transp. Jewish home. IA. G2S0.
?@5 lst ST wspaeiogs Ws.t doub4s rtato bed
Really Co, Metropolitan 494l
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 1474, Apt. 2O;!--
Settled empl; woman to share room; conv.
transp. Call after pm. DU. So94.
1872 18th ST. S.E.-Large. well-furnished,
Call IL l7E7 or TR. 342l.
DOUBLE ROOM new single beds. fine loca-
ton: men only; see TO appreciate. AT.
9442. Gentle only. l"'
1857 GALES ST. NE. Apt. Sleeping
room for young lady, 50 week Call after
> pm. r.
1886 NICoLSON ST N.W-Five newly
furnished rooms; beautiful location. 12'
1892 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt 55-very
attractive. well-furnished room; inner.
spring mattress; unlim. tel I2'
3o6 PA AVE. Sc near Library and Capt.
tol-Large room, twin beds; two refined
men, before : pm.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Room with twin
beds, in new detached private home. for l
or , girls: with garage If desired: unlim
phone. SH. l40n.
MASTER BEDROOM with private bath.
block T1 ofo Of bus line; $50 cali Woodicy los;
or Woodley 1900.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE quiet room; employed lady. near
transportation: reasonable. Write partIcu
lars TO Scott, 1919 Delafield nj. NV.
LADY. Govt employe G. w. U. student
desires room with private bath only no
children. must be quiet. State price, loca-
tion and phone number. Box 466-L, Star.
RETIRED active gentleman wants furnish
ed room with private bath. permanent, IN
refined private home in nice Northwest
section. near transportation. Not over SD
d month Ref. Boz 464 L, Star.
QUIET bright comfortable. individual
studio room. abOlf 5000; quickly aCCeS-
sIElC Navy Dept I5-year-old man
,seutiIe'. Nj. Pleasant vicinity pref. Box
IG6-I. Star