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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
South Africans
Ask Repeal OF
The Pass Laws

NEW YORK - According TO an
Allied Labor News dispatch from
CapetOwn. IN a meeting Of major
b : gniticance 10 South Africa. $40
delegates representing over 600 900
people met in Johannesburg last
week, unanimously voted condem-
nation Of Pass Laws. urged their
immediate repeal. and loudly APP
r.audcd a message Of greeting and
support cabled by DR. Max Yergan.
executive director OF the Council
OF African Affairs.
The delegates. from 375 trade
union and other organizations Of
wide range. launched nationwide
campaign for 900 900 signatures on
petition against the Pass Laws
These laws. by compelling male
AFRICANS 10 carry passes Of various
GiGdS serve 10 police them and re-
styIC; their movement IN the coun-
Try. The petition viii be presented
- the government August by a
reputation OF African leaders. and
On the same CAV demonstrations Will
hc held throughout the country.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

the murder suspects is known 20
the police department. He is John
Wells Of 2l07 Dubois street
He is a suspect in the fatal and
brutal stabbing of Villa Mae San
GerS. whose half frozen BODY was
found on Belle Isle on January 9,
1870
Police blamed jealousy for the
Staying. Villa Mae Sanders. "a. Of
Gil Z. Palmer. apartment three. was
said by police to have been an in
innate friend OF John Wells whom
police believe left the country fol-
lowing the murder Of his common
law mate in 1870
1910
Others slain in 1910 were ETA
Wingo. 80 Of 288 Harper avenue.
found stabbed 10 death in front Of
936 Hendrie street on May 25. with
police listing the Staying motive as
unknown.
William Stephenson. "a. Of 1884
HUDSON street., whom pUif7Ce say Us
fatally shot in the abdomen during
d robbery attempt.
A~A4SaSt ~ " lltNi, o., VI -OtG 81
Joseph street who died from the
effects Of a fractured skull received
curing an assault; made upon her
on February "a Police list the mo-
tive as unknown.
Emanue! Levy. -. Of AS Ma
po!e0n street. stabbed in the ab-
doner on October 20 attempting
10 prevent the robbery Il an Nher
citizen near Bcaublen and Adams.
l9il
The deaths Of one nan and ore
woman IN i94l we're listed as un-
solved by police were those OF Helen
Harvey, p. ot AZ Wilkins street.
apartment D-9. sho, Septenb Der 5.
with Jealo-Sy beng The rep.r.cd
motive Tor the staying
The second was tie slayin. a.
John Be-. 30 % 2l50 C.r:ou street.
found beaten 10 death on March )
ucar 266i Clinton stree; Police
Sicd nc motive as uHhnoNn .
1912
The death or one woman Slain II
1912 remains uuso.veG according 10
ponce records ReocUca Taylor. 90.
u 995 FREDERICK avenue. VA, fatally
cut N the ches; near an alley near
i656 Hastings. The motive IS IN
known.
1913
Two women, three mon and one
child were reported murdered in
1913 They were Geraldine Scott. %.
address unlisted. found dead on
April = Carrie HackWor,h. % @!
CO. VI. Vernon. assaulted during he
June race riot. Fred La.heon. -.
a.. -23 + Warren avenue. and
Tommy Walker, 80, az 1909 Theo-
Gorc cher ..ot victims and Benny
Gay, IS, % 1892 Fourteenth street.
EcorSe, assaulted on jay 70. las;
year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
Police SayFourteen
Murders Unsolued

Despite the national reputation
the Detroit Police Department en-
joys because OF its efficient method
Of clearing up and solving murder
cases. report made by the de-
partment last week disclosed that
although the perpetrators OF several
homicideS are known. a total OF II
murders are still Evolved by the
homicide squad.
OF the II unsolved homicides
listed since 1910. six OF the victims
are women. seven are men and ore
is that OF a six-year-old child.
Two Brutal Murders
Perhaps the most battling and
brutal murders Investigated by the
homicide squad under the Supervi-
son Of Inspector John o. Whitman
are those involving the deaths Of
Villa Mae Sanders in 1910 and
Emma Thomas in 1914.
Murders still unSo.ved and the
year they were perpetra,ed follows:
Ig40-WIIIa Mae Sanders, ETA
W.ugo, William Stephenson. Eman-
ucl Levy and Elizabeth White: 1871
Helen Harvey and John Bell 1912
Re bccca Taylor: l943-Divola
Samuel Geraldine Scott. Carrie
HackWorth. Benny Clay. Fred
La.heon and Tommy Walker.
Police disclosed that jealousy and
robbery accounted for mos; Of the
murders
According 10 statistics prepared
by Leon McCauley. chief clerk Of
the homicide squad - The police
department, only three riots deaths
COZ Negroes are still uaSoivcd by
the police department.
Two women and three men we're
killed in 1870 Police still seek he
- yet unidentified s,ayers IN foLr
q The murders However. one Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
WHATS YOUR TROUBLE?
sUNBURN, MOSQUITO BITES, OR JUST
BURNED UP WITH HEAT IRRlTATlONS

You can cool the burn and hot feel
ing OF sunburn, and soothe and re-
lieve the sting Of torturing heat
rash with Mexsana, soothing, medi-
Gated powder.
Simply sprinkle this wonderful
medicated powder well over such
heat irritations and see how much
cooler and happier you feel when
these discomforts have been re-
lieved. Takes the ouch out Of itch of
mosquito bites, too. Mexsana is q
real medicated powder-it contains
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
Gambler Held;
Kicks Out Eye
OF Dice Player

Police sav ia. Melvin A".-y
G..Mc-. IS. o. s7ej Pulaski s,-eet.
Was aeii fer investigation o. nay
hcm af;er re had kicked ca. the
..at eye q fellow gambler LAST
week.
Police learned tina. Gilnc- and
W.7@r Wall, 80. o. 60S7 Epworth
avenue. We're shooting disc in on
alley near Warren and BrcChNood
wScn an acGumen; arose over tie
payTen; OF bct.
Gl.mer CLAIMED, 50 police say.
TIA; Wal had no; thrown he Dice
properly When Wal benz ever
70 PICS UP The money. Gi,Wcr
kicked HIM in the ri.l' eve.
Police sly that Wal. VII lose
sigHt ~ re injarcd eye Glmer
WAS held following the alleged IN
C.GCv.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

Fund Day at Berea and Fellowship
Hall was filled with youths who
heard and enjoyed the playlette
written and staged by four girls
The title Of thep lay was We Offer
Our Youth" The PLAYERS and
writer's are: Polite Mae Scott, Lo-
retta Jackson. Lola Yarbough, and
Shirley Smith. AT Z am, Doris
miller. chairman OF community
service, presented a beautiful wor-
ship and topic. Her story on COM
munity service left an impressive
thought with the youth present
Doris, and Marion Coleman vii, at
tend the simmer conference 10 De
held in Adrian. soon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
Is ROBBERIES
HOLDS WITNESS
IN RIOT CASE.

Following waivers from juvenile
authorities two l6-year-old boys
we're held by police this week for
investigation into a reported series
Cf holdups and robberies.
Freddie Mcclellan OF l345 Theo-
dore street. an important witness in
the trial of Leo Upton and Willie
Lyons in the Forest club incident
of last June and in the riot Staying
OF d.. Joseph De Horatius. Italian
physician. was one of the two held
Tor questioning by police investigat-
ing recent theftS.
The juveniles were arraigned last
week before Recorders Judge
Thomas NJ Cotter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

ingredients often used by specialists
10 relieve these discomforts. Yet o
generous supply costs httle-with
even greater savings in the larger
economy sizes.
Keep several packages Of Mex
sana on hand as summer 6rst-aid
stations for your entire family.
You'll be surprised at the number
of times it will be reached for to re-
lieve these bothersome hot weather
miseries. Remember, be sure that
you ask your dealer for Alexsana.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
Anti-NegrO Strike
Makes 1000 Idle

LOCKLAND. Ohio.-Two thou
sand workers If The Wright Ae~o-
nautical Corp. al Lockland. Ohio.
were idle because of an unauihor-
zed strike by about 400 members
OF the United Auto Workers. ClO.
who struck because OF employment
~ Negro workers in former all
white departments. Union officials
attempted 10 persuade the strikers
~ return 10 work.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
WHAT'S WRONG
With YOU?
Sunbum. mosquito bites. or
lust plain heat rash :"

Cooling the burn out Of sunburn is \
heavenly pleasure. And easy. too.
You simply sprinkle Mexsana we'll
over irrltated skin. 1t soothes, re-
leves, also protects against more
irritation. Nlexsana is amazingly
smooth and refreshing, ia not
tale, but a real medicated powder.
Famous over 40 years for beating
the heat of heat rash. protecting
against chafe irritations, and taking
the ouch out of itchy mosquito bites.
Keep it handy and keep ahead OF
these summer miserieS. 1t costs lit
tie and you make even greater saw
ings in larger sizes. Get Mexsana.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER
Where Dyed the Lady Lennox Way

And your gray. faded. streaked, old
looking hair is dyed INSTANTLY
ghstCmng lovely jet black on con-
tact with Lady l,ennox Hair Dye.
No waiting Can't rub of. come of
on pillows. or wash off. Only new
hair that grows out has to be
touched IN. Hair looks natural like.
younger. more beautiful. Inexperi-
enced person can do perfect Job
l.ady Lennox DOES NOT hurt mar
cells or strengthened hair Caution
Use only as directed on label Mrs,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
HIGHLAND
PARK

DR.. Richard s. McGhee. OF Pasa-
dena avenue. enjoyed a few days
with friends in Chicago last week..
Mrs. Bonnie Mae Thompson declares
she is having a grand time visiting
With her uncle, Or. Richard Bill
lIrgs. in Atlanta, Ga. The Thomp-
sons offsprings. Leah and Charles,
are being cared for by their devoted
grandparents. Nj and Mrs Z.
Thompson. Of Ford avenue Helen
Galloway. a new resident In these
parts and a bit lonely. decided il
would be quite the thing 10 visit
Ter cd friends his weekend in
DAYTON. Ohio.
MIS-. Marion Lucas is seeing the
old familiar places down in Bir-
mIrsnam. Ala AS YOU know. Marion
was formerly a school teacher OF
mat city. Leroy Bas;lan. a SUDDEN.
90 Norehouse college ard Bernard
Gregory, who is attending Wiloer-
force. are home for the summer.
CHURCH FOLKS AT
CONFERENCE
There are quite o few church
dele Sates attending the Methods:
: -T!Slict.oral Conference in Green's
uoro, y. c. The Rev S NJ Riley.
Ms Riley. aid baby Phyllis. OF
BeFoa -eh4Heh.- Highland PARK Rer.
) " Barkhead. from Mary Palm
e. church DIR. William II. Williams,
a!strit2 s\rr:endent. and others.
The Rev E Monamus filled the
puipi; az Berea and Luther F.ana-
gan. boy minister Of Berea. filled
the pulpit a; Mary Palmer. where
the Rev Bankhead is now pastor.
MOTHERS CLUB PLANS
RECEPTION
At meeting held Tuesday In TIRE
home OF Mrs. A. Quinn plans were
completed for the reception for the
June grad ates OF Highland Park
high and junior college. TIE recep-
..un VAS held June II at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA. The graduates
are; Eva Es;el,. Robert Grederlck.
Rcsalee Jones Harris. James Jack
son, Marion Coleman. Hazel Nelson.
EAzabe:h P.:tTan. Dorothy Wool
ridge. and Gloria Sheppard.
Lovely Marion Coleman was
among The graduates o. Wayne uni
vers!ty last Thursday morning.
Marion Will teach n the Vacation
Bible school. as vel as assist with
TIE SIMMER class IN Negro history
Jewel Hi vas The only race
graduate 4 more than zoo who re-
coived Their blessing as graduates
from, the Father a: ST. Leo church.
Sunday. June 1.
Sunday was Methodist Youth
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
HERE'S "DREAM-C COME
TRUE" PLEASURE

To help hold of old-looking complex
ION appearance caused by skin-rougn-
ening weather, use Black and White
Vanishing Cream. It holds powder on
your face like guard" Before retir-
ing, cleanse face with Black and White
Cleansing Cream. Apply Black and
White Cold Cream, leave on all night.
Black and White Beauty Creams, 25t.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

Il you want pain-relieving help,
perhaps you can open your
own way toward deSverance
others have enjoyed. Make up
your mind you're going to get
busy and use something that
gets to work quickly on rheu-
matte pain. You want help you
can feel and if you get it you'll
be grateful. So get C-2223.
if you suffer from muscular
aches and pains due to exer-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
Ii|35.s4l
For You To Feel Well

- hours every day, : days every
week. never stopping. the Kidneys otter
waste matter from the blood.
II more people we're aware OF how the
kidncys must constantly remove sur
plus Auid. excess acids ard other waste
matter that cannot stay IN the blood
without injury TO health, there would
I've better understanding ~ WY the
Whole system II upset when Kidneys fail
10 Junction properly.
Burning. seanty or toe frequent urina-
ton sometimes warns that something
is wrong. GU may suffer nagginE hack
ache, headaches. dizziness, rheumatic
pains, getting M a. CHS. swelling.
Why not try podr's Ptiis' You will
be using q med cine recommended the
country over, DodHs stimulate the tunc-
ton Of the Kidneys and help them TO
flush out poisonous waste from the
blood They contain nothing harmful.
Get Dodn', today. Use With confidence.
At all drug stores.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
MONEY BACK CUARANTRE!
. eET rheumatic PAIN
With Medicine thct will PROVE Itself

else or exposure sometimes
called rheumatic pain) or mus
cular lumbago. Don't be put
off with ifs or butts. Don't just
keep on complaining and Dor.
ing your friends with your
troubles. Caution: Use only a.
directed. First bottle purchase
price of C-2223 refunded IL
not satisfied. Coo and $1.W
sizes. Be sure that you al
ways ask for and get C-2223.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17

". G.. writes, Il have been using
Lady Lennox for 5 years. II gives
perfect results" All. writes. Today
is my 5Sth year and do feel good
with my Jet black Lady lFnnox Hair"
DOUBLE BOTTLE treatment Lady
Iennox at druggists or sent postpaid
for Si.Oo plus 2Oc tax total ti.20)
or. sent COD. for si54. Send money
and save Sac. Satisfaction guaran-
tecd or money back. LADY LEN
NON co, De1t. OR. MEMPHIS =
TENN. Sl9t4. LlACa
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
ELIMINATE WAR WORRIES

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|.H.Y8tKS m DEPT FS AIS FIFTH AVE.
NEW YORK II. ~.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

s422 10th st. N.E.--Two large double
tional; washing facilities; large backyard
sSgs a1st hSnekf s% H9 Sa9 section
kitchen priyileees for breakfast: bus i
block from door; North O453;
G. ST. IN" NE" ,,ls; 5ss; Apt: So block
ss5 per mo Eievator. phone. U'''I -O' 'A~'
End. floor; nicely furn.; ? closets; couple
or ladies: kitchen privileges.
gas 34th ST: N;E-Maple furniture; new
he1s hee ss Rsx, TX to bath asga anIim phone
sa1 ssn''' L.x1SGroN Se rf' ;io@i NE.-Large twin
beds: nice. location: 15 minutes to Navy
Yard, watkins distance to Government
sTntnf sI4 nth ofe S. NEcieaR sean comfortably
furn. single and double rms. next bath;
conv. bus and car lines; reas. AT. 4536.
NICELY FURN. double room, next bath
sonv. to bus and streetcars, $50 single;
osERfooKTNd esh Ss6sasn fas Rock eREEk em PARK
detached home; conv. 18th st. bus. 1874
AllsGp ARsTR11En St ne NrRtusdRnoon IA sd1S Nsu,v
furnished double and single room in a
new detached home; bus at corner. North
NICELY FURN. double room, suitable for
l or 2; also sir single Tm; l blk from bus BY
Lang pl. ne. AT 1854
II Sth N:E.-Near East Cap. st. on car
line: double front room, S6 week. Nicely
furnished. See Mrs. Carnes
COLORED - Room. radio-eauipped. TO,
bsi sTs eysTythns roay Tn beds
empty; home privileges Apply 1435
Irving st. ne in person after pm. sun
Evening star., 1944-04-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

5o3 ST: s:E:-Large front room, twin
beds: 10 minutes downtown; very reason
able: gentlemen. LU. 4749.
646 ST.. W.-1st-f1oor front room,
double, comfortably furn., piano in room.
e;h.w.; s. week. walking distance to Govt
bldes. Cali between 4:3O and $50 pm
1888 HILLSIDE RD. Sc. Apt 3-Single
room, breakfast and laundry privileges:
bus at door; employed girl. Call Sunday
all day. 23s
DESIRABLE ROOM. Sc. modern, every
comfort, private or semiprivate bath: beau
tiful surroundings: bus at door; wonderful
summer home. FIR 9532
1909 QUE ST. s:E;-one double bedroom,
lent Navy Yard. AT s31I. % 50.
1900 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-a front rooms,
! sgle.,. / dble,; for young ladies; reason
able. Ii. 4791. "a"
gentlemen; attractive 2nd-foor large
corner room in private home; 25. min. from
downtown by bus. FIR. $3.50, Ext. 8. 24'
23s 1st ST. Sc, near House once Bldg,
Library; walking distance Social Security
Bldg, Govt bldgS-Single, quiet. well
turn tgrn s. yk AT. At. s9a9. , u.
room, closets, next to bath. for girls or
couple. nicely furn.: conv. tranSp.; un-
lin. phone. FIR. 2999.
Evening star., 1944-04-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and VIRGINIA.

41oe 30th ST. NE. ont. aainierl-Lovely
double room, cony. trans, 80 min. down.
town; SIS wk. After / pm.
ARLINGTON, vA.-As many rooms as vol
need. Cheap. Newly furnished rooms, near
bus line anC restaurant in nice, newly
remodeled home. Separate outside en-
trance. in quiet residential section Single
rm;; s.: double rm., $50 week. CHI 5000
ARLTNGTON-Large,n nicely furn. rm., twin
beds, for 2 girls or couple all home
ARLINGTON, VA.--Large front double
room; EMPLOYED couple; available April %
321a Columbia pike. GIL. 1858.
MFORTABLE basement room: gentleman
only; $3.50 month, SOC Maple ave.
FALLS CHURCH, 1914 So. Washington
ST large double bedrooms and sleep
ing porch, hot and cold running water
also Groom nonhousekeeping cottage
adults; cool, quiet: busline. Phone Fall'
LARGE ROOM, windows. private batf
and shower; phone IN. room: beautifully
furn.: conv. transp WI 472S
s1s THAYER AVE. Silver Spring, Md
Nice, clean double room. SH. $40.
ARLINGToN-Nicely furn, master bedrm
share bath / person; y blk to > bus lines
lady pref, or empl cple CHI 415I
Evening star., 1944-04-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

45OI IOWA AVE. N.W-Available the
22nd, dosble corner front nicely furn
room, clean home; excel. meals. neal
transp,; young employed people. SA5 eS
Restricted GE 06S2
GIRL to share lovely room with another
70 Penta gon and War BldgS. Gil 63S5.
1889 GIRARD ST. NW.-Delicious, well.
balanced meals. Lovely maple .urniture
Share double and triple: S35 to S42 SO
1882 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Do,ble. room.
TO share; walking distance. EX. 9257
400 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Spaces available
semiprivate bath; walking distance, Vet
Grams, Justice and others, MA. 1899.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM and board for / or 2
girls. Cony. to 3 buses. Homelike, rea'
20I3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Jewish, populal
guesthouse for young people excellent
food, pleasant home, DE. 979s.
S2l 10th ST. N.W.--Newly decorated ano
furnished 1tp for young men and women, 81
46iO 18th sT. N.w;-vacancies for girl
only; double and / share; ideal location
on bus line; twin beds, adjoining bath
excellent meals. Sunday included. Mrs
177s MASS. AVE. N.w.-A distinctive
home for young people. in an unsurpassed
hcation; reasonable,
Evening star., 1944-04-22

NEW HOUSE. rooms kitchen, living
Toom Tea oeqTeom and bath op all ed utilities
PVT. 3rd FIR, 3 rms, bath, newly dec
tenant furnish refg; $40, utils. incl.
couple. OR 1862.
. ROOMS, kitchen, semprivate bath; gas,
cleo heat furn.; S45 mo. No 6lst st.
ne, AT. 647S.
ne location, rent, So so Hohenstein
Bros, 7th anG H ne, FIR. 5000.
g23 4th ST. Ne rms, kitchen and
LTivate bath. No refrigerator, Couple or
adults only
NEAT LITTLE FLAT at car line, No. %
INSPECTION by appointment. Write Box
226-D Star 23s
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD, 2O5 Avenue F
Basement apt, 3 large rooms and bath;
utilities furnished, private entrance. Phone
Hillside O454
1916 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Basement apt.
rooms, kitchen and bath; Frigidaire and
utilities furn Co 1869 after 30
SMALL APT. in exchanse daytime care OF
child. 49ls ST. Elmo ave. Bethesda. Nd
Evening star., 1944-04-22

PARTICULARLY refined family, rather
peamanen3tly perm located here. wishes 2,bed-
within walking distance of, in the neigh
borho9d I 2 Of: or with good transp; to 18th
Az an to- pm. co. 1881, ask for Mr..
2 OR 3 ROOMS, furnished or unfutnished,
by coss foupe te Path Sh = baby
NAVAL OFFICER with one child desires
unfurnished first-floor, one or two bedroom
pbone e6s or eot.sse ts In NV or Arlington
5$ S,1'I 5e1 E%S9 Ass9 ahsn :na
apartment with one girl in NV. section,
fnkNisHEp ffH is Ei57 OR uNruRNrsHEp e-bsdrm. sar
couple with adult daughter; no pets; ac-
reteTsnees provided. Box. 229-D, Star. 23'
Georgetown; help in garden. M. E. Acito,
aRMy sqS5 MfGA5thTr hThFybNT syd 2s.
sRtchbeard sMf sala aei 81 q 54 Nv AFT BLDG With
BY BY WAyG y5 1LIIETTENANT LIId1 lS % rm. apt,
Can Mi I'VE DU 1000 e Ext. 'ss6, sso, after Ter
FURNISHED APARTMENT by two refined,
sleeping porch, kitchen and bath: for
the summer or longer: vic. 9Th and Mt.
sesSdn s5a nw ADAMS ca aada any .s syens & 2etwse
NATIVE Washington couple with year-old
son desire unfurnished two-bedroom apt,
NAVan RRne wfe AD 9Ss dsaeh
ter wish pleasant living arrangement. pref
fEs1B su1oD'9 from Mng vi Ss6
BACHELOR desires 1-room, kitchen and
1sth 1str ast; star in NV section by May l. Box
SNAIL FURNISHED apartment, conven-
lent to l4th and F SITS. NV; references
NAN 81 hGS Wsnts large a
with bath or kitchenette apartment, quiet,
private detaehed home May !; NV; ne.
FUR APT. with kit. privil, bath; George
tow town or or Dupont c5ele a6de area; by resp
MODERN unfurnished e-bedroom apt; in
Connecticut avenue, Cleveland Park, Chevy
GhaTe Circle poSsby in exchange
low, low IN n- Forest Hills. Long Island M y
eY e9ll R2Spnys1 qsdway h345 c.N.p,., CID, -
or Virginia; preferably apt. bldg; conv.
transL Box l7-E, Star. 23'
spohsiSis %oman so s5 fps ihtsrested ns i1F re-
usual room ARRANGEMENT if surroundings
plItH1eSGue ?. NT RE. 500. ext. rae.
housekeeping apartment on Georgia and
Alaska bus line beyond Harvard St: pre-
terably near District line. Box 24i d,
REFINED service couple desire small. COM
pleCe!y furnished Housekeeping apartment
| for approximately months; will pay up
| TO SO per mo. Call Emerson s34S %"
: OR ROOM unfurnished apartment in
downtown NV. section; urgently needed
| by officers wives. Reply to Box l75-C,
| Star
3 ROOMS. l or . bedrooms, kitchen and
bath, for married couple with . children
Call j. Halt AID. 6ll7. 23'
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, or . bed
rooms living room, dining room or dinette,
| kitchen and bath in NV. section by per-
manent Government executive; near trans
portation. Call Columbia 61O3 Sun. after
| ] p.m, or write Box I0S-E, Star %"
TWo-Bedroom Apartment,
Furnished or unfurnished desired by
responsible Army ofacer and wife perma-
nently stationed; will pay from $3.50 up,
depending on type of apartment North
west section and in apartment building
only: Phone Columbia $3.50 evenings and
Sunday until 8 pm. go