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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

became its patron For the pas
six years in addition TO his speech
activities Prof Mckay has been
chairman Of the faculty advisory
committee Of the college yearbook.
the Aurora
Prof Mckay. who came with his
parents from Ontario 10 a farm In
Sanilac County in the 1ss0's. vas
graduated from Crosvell High
School after which he taught for
four years in country schools. and
served for two years az principal
% CrosRell High school He
entered VI s y. &. in 1902
There he was active in speech &C
tiyitios. was president of the Web
ster Debating club. o. the Y. VI.
&. A. vas college orator. and won
the state contest IN i904 Upon
his graduation from the lie certif-
late course he became superin.
See M'KAY Page 10
RANTS , W ntCHtcAN pa fAf
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
Fire Truck TO be
Loaned to Bad Axe

Because OF An accident which
resulted IN damage to fire equip
ment OF the Bad Axe Fire Depart.
ment, the State Emergency, Fire
truck. which has been housed IN
the Ypsilanti fire barns for over
year is to be loaned there TEN.
porarily. Fire Chief James Dig
nan says the truck is 10 be taken
TO Bad Axe either today or to-
morrow
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
CLUB TO BE OPENED

Fort Custer. Mich. May 25 AP
A new recreational club for mem
bers Of the WAC stationed here
will be formally opened Saturday
night. May q Decorated IN Mex.
lean style. the club includes a
dance floor and other recreational
II will be used solely by
enlisted women and their guests.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
PROVIDE CLASSES

Fort Custer. Mich May % AP
Classes in German and Spanish
have been introduced on twice
weekly basis as part OF the Army's
plan TO supply off.duty education TO
military police in training here. II
sufficient interest is shown. Off.
GERS said French and Italian class.
es may he started
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
CHIEFS TO MEET

Charleyoix, Mich. May 2j AP-
The Michigan Association Of Chiefs
OF Police will hold IT'S 1914 war
conference here July 1012. IL was
announced here today. This is the.
police chiefs second successive an.
nual meeting at Charleyoix
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
RESTRICTIONS LIFTED

Lansing. Mich, May 25-AP-
Spring truck loading restrictions
on M-26 in the upper peninsula
from Painesdale south 10 VI N2a
were removed Wednesday by the
State Highway Department.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
Congress Today
oBy Associated Press,

ibA ANHpfld'e ed lIthA'
Senate
Considers bills on calendar
meets noon. EWTD
Finance Committee considers
bill raising debt limit g D. M.
House
Begins debate on National War
Agencies appropriation bill tnoonl.
Ramspeck Committee hears as
sistant Commerce secretary on
Montgomery Ward seizure Go =.
m }
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST.

Lower Michigan Partly cloudy
with scattered thundershower TO.
night and Friday. Little change
in temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday.
so. lowest last night 50.
Highest temperature one year
ago today. II: lowest. So.
Highest temperature this date
In last 72 years, IS. in 1904: lowest.
90 in 1884.
The sun sets today at s:54 and
rises Friday at s.O2.
The moon sets Friday at 12:14a
m. and rises Friday at 1854 q. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

NEW YORK-AP- Mai Want
Pananon. chairman of the board of
directors of the bank of Thailand,
who was arrested with four other
directors of the bank on Jan. Z for
engaging in illegal transactions in
gold bullion" committed suicide
in his prison cell last Sunday, ac.
cording to Tokyo broadcast re-
ported today by |. S. government
monitors.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

LOS ANGELES -AP-Too many
aspirin tablets or possibly poison
caused the death OF Mrs. Ruth
Evans, 81 year old film studio en-
ploye, says the county autopsy sur
seon. who has ordered a chemical
analysis Of the stomach contents.
Mrs Evans, clad only in a mans
shirt, was found on the porch of
a residence Tuesday night She
died later in a hospital. The au-
topsy surgeon, Or. Frank r. Webb.
said her body showed no sign that
death was caused externally,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
YpsiIanti High School
Division at Field Day

The entire student body OF the
Junior division OF the Ypsilanti
High School. and approximately
50 members OF the senior division
were at Recreation Park today. TAX
ing part in the annual Junior Di-
vision Field Day
The program. under the direc-
ton OF Edwin W. Shadford. head
Of the high school physical educa-
ton department was 10 include
field and track events this morn
ing. and baseball and other games
this afternoon Mr. Shadford and
members OF his stan we're assisted
by the so upperclassmen in handl-
ing the meet
WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS Bake
Sale. G. \. r. Hall. Pearl Street.
Friday. May 26, 1890 a. m. on.
Adv. SIS
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

LONDON AP- Ernest Heming
way, widely known American writ
er, suffered head injuries in an
automobile accident here last night
but after a minor operation hos
pital authorities said today he
was in no apparent danger A sur
geon at ST. Georges Hospital found
upon cleaning and stitching head
wound that there was no fracture
and that outside Of the head in
Juries Hemingway was unhurt.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25
Flashes Of
Late News

TULE LAKE. Calif.-AP- An
internee OF the Tule Lake segre-
CATION center was shot and wound
ed critically yesterday by a nil
itary police sentry. Two blood
transfusions we're administered the
wounded man, Shloehi James Oko-
moto, 80, American citizen Of ia
panese ancestry, before he under
ent an operation in the Projects
Hospital. Ii. Col. Verne Austin.
commanding the Projects military
detachment. named a board of in
yestigation.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

STOCKHOLM lNS-one Of
the greatest individual acts Of
sabotage since the war began
was reported today when Cop
enhagen dispatches revealed
that Danish patriots have de-
stroyed the Burmeister and
Vain Diesel motor factories
inside the sprawlin9 shipyards
Of that firm.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

NEW YORK-George Papandre.
gu, who resigned as premier of the
Greek goyernment.in-exile to pave
the way for a coalition government
Iepresenting all parties of Greek
patriots, was sworn by King George
in Cairo yesterday as head OF
new government, the Cairo radio
said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

SYDNEY, Australia-AP-A new
South Wales state court today ruled
invalid an Australian federal regu.
iation under which citizens are Or
dered TO work in various indus
tries. Chief Justice Sir Frederick
Gordon said the regulation was
piece Of gratuitous executive or
bureaucratic despotism and re-
oueed the Australian population to
a state OF serfdom.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

See MkAY Page 10
7 W. MICHIGAN, PH. IA
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

WASHINGTON Sen. Guy NJ.
Gillette cd Iowa. member OF the
Senate Naval Affairs Committee.
said today that Congress must
share responsibility for transfer Of
q cruiser-or any other warships -
to Russia. The transfer is specifi
cally authorized in the Lend.Lease
Act, and the only way Congress
can prevent it is by repeating part
OF the law, said Gillette.
NEW YORK ms - Civilian
Defense officials and police found
general satisfaction today in the
results OF the surprise blackout
which affected New York and four
adjacent counties. The air raid test
came last night al 9.20 and lasted
for 39Ia minutes. II was the first
surprise alert in nearly six months
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

LONDON-AP-The Moscow ra-
dio said today Pietro Quaroni. rep
resentative of the Italian govern
ment in the U.S.S.R.. arrived in the
Soviet Capital yesterday. (Quaroni,
former Italian minister TO Afghan
istan, was appointed by Premier
Pietro Badoglio last April, shortly
after Russia recognized his re.
gime.)
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

See sLAYING- Page 10
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

LONDON-AP-The German,con-
trolled Nichy radio asserted today
that Gen. Charles Degaulle would
leave Algiers within q hours 10
confer with Prime Minister Churc-
hill and other British leaders in
London.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

LONDON-AP - The German
DNB agency has instructed Ger
man editors by radio TO stand by
for "a possible special announce
ment' Sunday at 1:30 p. III. (7:30
a m, EWT), the Daily Herald re.
ported. The nature Of the expect
ed announcement was not men,
toned.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

See WAR Page 10
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

uon's I9H45 aTIotment was s-Jf See FUNDs-Page 10
eersuums maddu.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

PORTOF-SPAIN, Trinidad-AP
-Four nuns trapped in their sleep.
ing quarters upstairs in st. Jo-
seph's Convent perished in flames
as fire swept through the school
Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-05-25

NEW YORK-AP The CIO DO.
lltical action committee intends 10
exert its influence within the two
major parties and not attempt to
form third party, says Sidney
Hillman, chairman Of the organ
ization. He said that the imme.
date aim of the committee is a
fourth term for President Roose
Welt and election Of a Liberal or
win the war Congress.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SToKERS, builder has 2 uncrated bin-feed
Water s2oS Ss eacS f E S
sTOKERsMorder nov now; 15.lb. domestic to
AMER. APPLIANCE CO., EN-. 3142, DI
STORM SASH-HECH1NGER CO. can sup
ply any SIZE ST. 70 up delivered; time pay
oRM 70 SASH A aNp 9FaeIs oe
metal hitting frame, positive sill drainage
all units equipped for winter ventilation
at regular prices: standard sizes available
for immediate installation. For free dem
onstration and estimate call any time
sTGDio TcoucHEs with all-sprtng con-
tress: open to double bed or two twin beds,
S39; also brand-new sofa beds, all-spring
econstr,u5ction ccl ,u5 deep cut prices, easy terms,
| open, Mon, Thurs. and Fri, until pm
AAHHA AHknI I s. s1aHdaPd nw ID s1aa
eral 20" and "O27" sets Chestnut 62I2.
TOY AUTOMOBILE. large size; good con-
TROMBONE, Buescher make, gold lacquer
fine condition; bargain for S65, with case.
Telephone Georgia 49l9.. 81
st1i 1s pic sfS 81 s4H
TRGcR' BoDY. 30 YsS.; 7x1oxe OK; #, sturdy con-
ytructlon with brackets for tarpaulin; $15.
Sd fWo ii ELEcrRic s Trains. AIN standard gauge
an ana Sc several ''o' and 'o"7" sets. Chest
TUXEDO, 80. like new $35; boys maple
n6 table d, desk =, $40; radio, console cabinet.
TUXEDO SUIT, oxford gray business suit
SIZE ~; reasonable; by appointment; no
TYPEwRiTER; TYPE dE Bennington Monarch; needs
TYPEWRITER, standard Underwood No 5,
SO; guit&r, $50 Glebe $3.50. 3.
IfPEHRIIER rental service, 6716 18th
ST n w (YE 1SSI ITpdarwnodS in
adY; -; !, no deliveries; s. add. deposit.
tNiFoEM Pullman conouctors, size AZ;
VACUUM SFe CLEANER, AN RF Eureka neSa eE. ss45.
,sco5aed PARK ave VA 4&es 'e'SDeo'
clcTkoEA' cR is9t mahogany console cabinet.
VIOLIN, professionals instrument. excel
lent bow. real plush case, SS5. Wonder
ful Christmas present, to pm, 1897
WAFFLE IRON, double Toastmaster; Broil
dit,94; See 1875 Eye NV; RE. 1900,
sii,, No 70 i9th St ne AT 1866
John e ss Ress Fl umber
e.! F st: "; Ma, 4l63., OR 3439.
WAFER HEATERs-Regular ana BOTTLE gas
ogp nbons y ysaFS ESE
WINDOW SHADES Bring in your old
rollers one-day service; rollers left before
10 am. your shade ready same day.
JOHN LIGON, INC, 343l Conn. ave NV.
HOME OWNERS-Prewar bronze Kool-
shade Sun-Screeu can be installed in your
present screen frames. We will deliver wire
for or more screens. Phone us sizes,
pay driver for wire only, no delivery
soUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND co.-Buy
direct from manufacturer; steel or wood
Stats 1908 14th st, NV Phone, AID. 4333
ment for sale; including bar. i 5-ton air
conditioner. booths chairs, tables, cutlery,
oven, etc. May be seen between . and 4
be submitted to WILLIAM R LICHTEN-
BERG. Attorney. 07i National Press Bldg
ODD PIECES household furniture. includ-
ing davenport. child's table and chair
maple desk. dresser. . chairs glassware.
boudoir chair; lady's coat, size Is. Call
EN-. OG45.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.
wa HILLS. ND-Furnish

HILLS, MD.-Furnished g.
room house, insulated. playroom; refriger-
ator, attractive site; Sl25 month. Union
FuRN. HousE-3-b. r. oil ht.. gar m.
Sutlaud. Camp Spgs., on busllne Exch.
for similar hse. n W, Oh. Ch., Beth. HI.
0335-R after g pm.
6 ROOMS AND BATH, nicely furn. auto;
heat, detached garage; near l4th and
Buchanan; $3.50 per month HENRY
SALUS, 900 New York ave. Ma. 1862.
STUDIO COTTAGE, one large room, open
fireplace, Kitchen, bath and porch; car
i-YEAR-oLD attTactively furn. 3-bedroom
Va house, Sl"5 OIL heat sno aftaChed alr-
cooling unit fireplace. screened porch,
modern kitchen. ample closets: miles from
Pentagon or busline: in exchange for turn.
apt. for Army officer in NV. apt. bids,
close in. RE. G70Q, Ext. 4s22, to 8:
evenings, TIE. 1851.
CHARMING SUBURBAN COTTAGE, just
of Mass. ave n ", at D; c. line; tastefully
furnished . large bedrooms with twin
beds tiled bath; large living room with
fireplace powder room: screened porch
opening on stone terrace. modern kitchen
gas heat. garage, ! acre ward with lawn
and trees long view; stores and transporta-
tIon nearby, lease, S2l5 per mo: please
state occupation and size Of family. For
country privacy and pleasure with city
convenience and comfort, address Box
3l9-2, Star.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
APTs. FURNISHED tcons. J /.

2I4 N.E.-Modern 3-room, f1rst-hoor |
square Supreme cost for
s1s M 10Th 0 sT f1R NWModern aDIars' pro rooms and
bath. everything furnished; $50; for gain
GIRL to share, apt. 2 rooms. kitchenette
and bath, with another girl. Call RA.
CONN. AVE. AND 18th ST. will pack
up and turn over my 3-room. kit, and
bath apt. to any one paying me / years
rent in advance, sl75 mo. BOX 1es-T,
Star. 81
SOUTH ARLINGToN--Modern bachelor
apartment, rooms, kitchen dlnette. bar
DRESSING room, shower available Dec. 10:
and Navy Bsa & siar
sUMPTUoUs APT. with terrace and pri-
yate entrance; bathrooms; $3.50 mo.
HOTEL HeS 1i4o 'aR r. I. AVE. N.w-NHieely
furn.. bed-living room, kitchenette, cleo
trio, refsr., stoker heat, share bath, Sl6.50
week
WANTED MEN, share with another ms2,
s5, So sash 81 Rg $sSo Ez 4ss4s sss
LARGE ! front STUDIO ROOM; with
GSSiR GoMRLEFE RHD2R, HOME asaf 70 SHARE with an
somely furnished broom (2-bedroom)
sf ys il ano ma, s8essye
library. efficient housekeeper: buses at door
to ELL Washington; total share OF expense.
~ without He meas aa o' sl55 p50ne MONTH"; % Tele-
phone M, NJ 3l75 after 4 pm. .,.
pes 3sas conn and ave. b o Esns pos4 dg ST. oR
GIRL WANTED 4 70 { rh share apartment With
! Min Min. $50 Is pENraGoN BLDG. Living
re ba 1873 6h sHh 5 paF9r g. kfshen
ls6. : 81; s,E;-Entire 2nd f.. living rm. J..
WaNrID yRpl rfGooii GikLs IL i''o to share furnished
hGasf Th Sn0sheT s5 505 7h s.
share her apt, with young lady, convenient
transp.; separate rooms. CH. 1867.
GR redm age se 70 sh P @ dbe4 e hsf eonssn s
FREE ROOM for EN- employed lady, off early
CID s re home nsp ca sa IL
LADY desires to share furnished Twins
room bedToom kitchen ap6 bath VIII
ave. streetcars; $40 month. IA, s55S
YOUNG LADY to share apt, with another
sirl; private bedrm; cony location refer
pm; or all day Sunday
GROOM NICELY FURNISHED APT, mod
nished 500 FIR. ZOO, EXT. 1885
WANTED. > gentle girls, over 80, to share
Groom corner apt with one other cir!
conv. to Govt. bldgs., stores tranSp. to al
parts OF city. If interested in a home
ATMOSPHERE phone RE. 1900, Ext. sol. 81
4i9 9Th ST. S.W.--2 front rooms, refgr
sink, c.hw; cony. to carline and Govt
bldgs. Also Ink room. Adults.
FOR OR I GIRLS. nicely furn., pvt
bath and kitchen, refgr. 1903 F ST. ne
RA. O15i
| I45s FAIRMoNT ST NW.-3 light front
rooms, newly decorated. bath on same
SIS May rent ali 10 one ' party One cheer tees
| ful room. S35 MI 1895 9-3 daily 81
! 1908 BELMONT RID. NV front rooms
furnished for housekeeping. 2ud floor
| refrigerator, near stores; no children; SIC
weekly. AD 1923
2602 l. ST. NW.-Lhk: dishes, grill only
very warm; nr. Pa. carllnei S6Ss. co
Evening star., 1944-12-02
ROOMS WITH 6CARD.

el01 S ST. NV, a block off Conn ave
double and l triple room, share room
for man; share room for girl; good meals
AVAILABLE DECEMBER Is-Two newly
furnished, double rooms; Southern style;
ave ne: good transportation. Box BOT,
sERvICEMAN'S WIFE will share home
with working couple, or mother and child;
day care for child. Board. Falls Church
2IiI 18th sT.-Master bedroom. suitable
for 3 men; three meals daily, two meals
eos sunMa1Ax MASS a5H AVE- 2hsT fine home
for Jewish young people: Famo9s for our
1918 MASS. AvE.-Vacancies for girls in
refined home, warm, comfortable; walking
1889 GiRARD ST. N.w-Delicious meals,
shopping and church center: gentlemen
dosbe s6af Tps som si5 sp Rss Re s95o also
twin twin beds. ladies or MEN: 9nd delicious t4e
% GSth e. @faf ds lei s1sa
rooms for young ladies and young men:
SHOWER nssATe sstRTi sxes!ens 81 hoard g.
Portable room, nicely. furnished, adj. bath:
conv to trsnsp; twin beds; excel. home
cooked food for 2 quiet: refined young
sh S. 81 D shSh oE in 5eds doube
room for. young, man with another man
good food and home atmosphere: S42 so
mo.
VACANCY in front twin-bed room for girl;
sIAUGHTER's, I6s7 18th st. n.w0Iarge
double room; avail. Dec. 10; suitable 2
girls: meals on Sundays.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1926 10th st-Double
room, S42 so each; also single and share
room for man; homelike atmosphere, ex-
cellent meals. g.
1883 PARK RD. N.w.-clean, warm double
basement room laundry privilege; private
entrance; 2 good home-cooked meals a day
If desired. HO. sS42. 81
and see these lovely, clean. warm and
homelike rooms, with board If desired.
Location only l block from the sth st.
carline. 4s
Evening star., 1944-12-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

REFINED FAMILY, accustomed TO nice sur
round nCS, wishes to rent a 3-bedroor-
furn house: Will pay up 10 $500 q month
and take excellent care of property. WI.
FURN. OR UNFURN. 3-bedroom house
nv. district preferred. VIII take lease
and pay substantial rent WO. 75a5.
>. :. bedroom house or ept.; NV. or Silver
Spring preferred. Have own refsr. and
IMPOSING TOWN HOUSE, in embassy sec
tion. ! 4 to is rooms, for ORGANIZATION use
If available in 80 or 80 days, will take. j
wear lease al handsome rental. Box 100
We HAVE large number Of clients want
,ng furnished or Iniurnished hquseS IN
Price range, 5000 10 $500. Very best ref
erences. Please call MI Dee, FRANK S
PHILLIPS OFFICE, -DI 14l1.
ARMY CAPTAIN. wife and baby desire .
Arlington. Box 411-Z. Star.
3 BACHELOR OFFICERS with maid and
furniture desperate for place to live, VIII
paw $50 for unfinished house or apart
ment with 3 b7drms and maids room.
Nearby Va or NV. WASHINGTON, Phone
CoMDR- WILSON, RE. 400. Ext, 5343.
or CAPT. COOPER. RE 500. Ext 727s2.
S, am. to ; pm. sundays and evenings
. MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE for 3
hedrm. unfurn. n W or nearby Md, mod
Crn home before Jan. 81; limit S@25 mo
perm. D. c. residents. Box 1s4-T, Star. los
UNFuRNISHED. 3-bedroom. Northwest or
Bethesda or Chevy Chase respnnsthle
tenant. Furnish bond for lease or ray rent
in advance Call MRS. FINkE. OR oSSl.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
ROOMS FURklsHsD-MD. and VA.

ARLINGTON HOTEL. located on U. S. No /
between Washington and Alexandria. Va
Room. double bed. hot and cold water,
81 80 wk,' room with double bed. private
bath. $40 per week: room with . double
beds, private bath. SIS wk.: plenty free
parking: restaurant open "a hrs DAY: bus
stops al door, Phone Jackson 1888.
ALEXANDRIA oedrmS and bath for 3
ladies' ayellable Dec. II. SIS each weekly;
breakfast. maid service included charac-
NORTH ARLINGToN-One double, twin
beds: l triple, single beds; newly furnished;
adjoining bath with shower; c.h.w.; nice
neishborhood; private family l blk. bus
Double, Sl4 wk.; triple, SIS wk. Gil
5215
ARLINGTON room next to bath, for
girl, in private home blocks from bus
LARGE ROOM, private bath. end floor
EXCLUSIVE REST HOME, Rockville pike
WI. 1907
SOUTH ARLINGTON. near Pentagon and
airport-LarEe bedroom and pvt. living
rm.; new home, inner spring twin beds: -
Protestant girls. Jackson l452-J.
WARM SINGLE ROOM on bus line: walk
ing dist. All. Hall; $3.50 week. Call CH.
ALEXANDRIA - Room for girls: l0c
bus TO Pantagon and WASHINGTON. TIE.
GOES
ARLINGTON. close in: single room next
10 bath with shower: comfortable. for
gentleman only Gil 54oS
Evening star., 1944-12-02
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

WARM ROOM. next to bath, for ! girl.
laundry and telephone privileges. DU
63i r sT.-NewIy decorated double rms
twin, double beds 5 blocks from Union
Station: conven transp Can after S pm.
203 ST Ne. Apt 5--Attr sale. for
girl; light cooking: $50; also / dble. $50;
near car. LU 2lsS
NEAR MoNAsTERY-Larg bed d-living I'M =,
private bath, radio: good transportation;
8Ii,isIa. 6ls 9Th ST NEDLarse front room Kit
66I MORRIS PL. NE. Apt. Two furn
rooms and bath for girls, SIS each week
LARGE. attractive. furn. front room. conv.
car and bus lines: $50 for / or $40 for
, per mo. MI $500.
1875 LYMAN PL. NE.-Warm, large room
twin beds: laundry and phone privlIs. Call
after and all day Sunday, Ii. 694I
39i3 AMES ST. N.E.-Large room. twin
beds. newly furn.; pvt home; light house
keeping. tel. and laundry privil. AT. 7:93B.
NEAR 18th AND MICH. AVE. N.E.-Nicely
furnished front room IN new private home
tot l gentleman. Call NO. 1850
FACING CAPITOL, POI 2nd st ne. Apt
4l-Attractive front room. double bed,
warm, ! or . women: conY. transp.
COLoRED-Single and double room, in
quiet home, for couple and ! girl or 3 girls.
references required. AT 9504
COLORED room for clean Chris
tlan persons, no other need apply. l1"O
9Th s. ne. Call after G pm.