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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-22

St. Michaers C.Y.O. met last eve ming in the parish hall. Instruc- tionS were followed by a social hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
FOrgetful
Calls Off Suicide. Blows
Home Up by Mistake

Fred Maechtle, so, of 1851
Northlawn, who is in Receiving
Hospital, suffering from burns on
the face, neck and hands, init
mates that his condition is due to
"grogginess" after an admitted at
tempt at suicide yesterday.
Maechtle told police that he
couldn't see any future in store
so / decided to end it all" He said
he turned on the gas in his home,
left it on for several hours and
then, when he began to get
hungry, experienced a change OF
heart.
He lit match to see how to
open a can of corn and the place
blew up. Police found a badly
damaged home and definitely
damaged Maechtle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Doug|dsP|dns
Talk 10 Bars

All 300 tavern owners in the
Detroit area will hear DR.. Bruce
II. Douglas, city commissioner OF
health, discuss the task of helping
military and public health au-
thorities stop the spread OF
venereal disease.
The suggestion that DR.. Douglas
talk to the tavern keepers was
made yesterday at a meeting of
the Michigan Table Top Congress.
The bar owners offered their
help to DR.. Douglas in finding
suspected carriers of Venereal in
fections.
DR.. Douglas, who said that 40
per cent of the meetings which
lead to spreading the disease
among soldiers occur in taverns,
declared that he would arrange
with Police Commissioner Ballen-
ger to have all tavern owners
hear him.
In a resolution, the tavern keep
ers urged the state to take half
a million dollars out of the S20,-
100000 state liquor tax income
and use it on a home for alco-
holics.
While insisting the problem was
not theirs because tavern operators
won't serve DRINKS, the bar own
ers declared that thousands of
men could be rehabilitated by
treatment which is now being
carried out successfully in other
states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
u. 5. 10 Teach
Office Workers

Because of the heavy response
during the last three weeks to an
appeal for secretarial trainees,
the u. S. Civil Service Commits
sion today announced new IL
week training course. which will
start Oct. % in the High School
Of Commerce.
Harold f. Forbes, Detroit
branch manager for the commits
sion, said that various govern
ment agencies in the Detroit area
are in need of girls for tipping and
shorthand.
The applicants selected will re-
ceive $3.50 a month while training,
after which they will be placed in
jobs with starting salaries of $146
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Officer Stands Mute
On Staying Charge

MT. CLEMENS, Oct. 1S-A AZ
year-old Hamtramck patrolman,
charged with the fatal shooting OF
his wife and the wounding of an
other man in a cabin in Warren
Township on Sept. 2, stood mute
when he was arraigned before
Judge Alton II. Noe on a murder
charge.
The defendant is Joseph Kwas-
niewski, 12009 Nagel, Ham,
tramck. His wife. Stella, 38, died
after the shooting and Joseph
Kopel. 48. of 1897 Stozenfeldt was
seriously wounded. Judge Noe re-
fused to approve bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Soldier Sends Mother
Life Supply of Lipsfick
international Photo

pected a LIES supply of lip
stick"
His choice OF a gift betrayS
young: Pvt. Cope, stationed with
the supply corps of Gen. Patton's
army in Paris since its liberation
as a connoisseur of feminine
tastes.
"He made a hit with one
Scotch girl anyway" his mother
said. "She wrote and told me
Jesse was tops He's having a
little trouble with the French
girls, though. In his last letter,
he said they were very beauti-
full but that understanding them
was another thing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
intsfnssicnal Yhctt

receiving the citation which named her veterans
Pin-up Girl of 1914" from q member Of the VIEW.
BY FRANCES LANGFoRD
and Singer Who Il Making Tour
of the United States to Entertain the War Wounded
PALM SPRINGS, Cal, Oct. 1s-Even occasional visitor
to the fighting fronts finds II difficult to get readusted to life
home You filters Of freshly wounded Americans resting
mud day. Then the next day fast plane whis you
victory gardens and ornamental flowers
You people who don't seem heartboken there's war
Children still play gaiy the streets Everybody acts so
So how can one blame Pvt Stephen Louie Franchises
Chinese for thinking day that dawns at Toney General
Just few yards from the hospital gay vacations
another season for this famous desert winter playground
stars and other celebrities beginning to wander through Its
picturesque village.
But Torny the grim results Of stare at Pvt Louie
ward He other wounded heroes song IN the
garden of what FL Mrdo Hotel trying desperately to
reorient themselves into the American
Is China with the American
unable understand the take il for granted
attitude of the folks at home.
Each day this young soldier shops at the hospital post
exchange for small Christmas gs-writing materials
blades and small articles Of food send 10 the who
with the "Y" forces when this American unit,
consisting of medical personnel signal ordnance
in l943 of Brig Gen. Frank Dorm Their
mission to teach the Chinese how TO use modern weapons
and military equipment
Louies job help up field hospital and for
casualties from the Chinese expedonay force Side by side
Chinese "Y worked and fought IN
of the worlds terrain against Japanese positions
carefully prepared for than two
For 13 terrible months during which he worked from IL TO
sometimes "a hours Stephen Louie cared for shattered
bodies hospital daily Meager food
water which always had TO be boiled milk the sight OF
slant suffering all added to rugged existence Eventually
sent Stephen home for medical
Today he still finds il difficult TO talk with understand
people who DAILY have Injuries than Of the Y
forces have seen in an entire year
Yes it's hard TO understand why to Pvt Stephen Louie
Torney General Hospital is a miracle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

In France. they say "le rouge
baiser" when speaking of milady's
lipstick. This is what Mrs. Eta
Cope, 5573 French, learned today
when she opened a package from
her son, Pvt. Jesse Cope, "a, and
discovered lis petite tubes of
Partisan lipstick, direct from the
fashion center of the world.
There were five different shades
OF this fragrant cosmetic, ranging
from light moyen TO black
claret.
was halfway expecting an
alligator purse that asked
Jesse 20 send me-" said Mrs.
Cope. az certainly never ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
9 Michigan Men
|Get Promotionss

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promo
tons Of six Michigan officers.
They are:
fst Lisutsnaaf 70 Cspetis
Claude Sears Rogers. AoD. Chelsea.
ID Lieutenant 90 lat Lieutenant
Charles RAIDER Wilson. &C. Bloomfield
Hills
Robert Kendall Floyd Jr.. &C, Warrington.
Harry Lawrence Wheeler, SIC c. Fremont
James Robert Coffield. &c. Grand Rapid.
Raymond Francis CornborouEh. SIC c, St.
Irnace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
County
To Up Pay

Pay raises for some 1000 county
employees amounting to $626. 900
annually were approved today by
the ways and means committee OF
the Board of Supervisors and will
be submitted to the supervisors
for approval.
The proposal, effective Dec. l,
provides S5OO,OO0 for cost-of- living
increases and $126,000 for adjust
ments in the prevailing wages of
county employees at Eloise Hos
pital.
Employees who receive below
$4,000 annually will get ma in
crease of 6.3 per cent. those above
$4,000, Al per cent increase.
Generally the raises will range
from 500 to $500 a year.
The plan adopted was chosen in
preference to one recommended
by the board of auditors which
provided a general $3.50 annual
increase.
The new proposal was drawn
up by the county civil service
commission and the difference in
cost between it and the plan of
the auditors is less than 81, 900. it
was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

Order 10c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Essex, 31st
In Rite Sunday

Side by side. the Stars and
Stripes and the Union Jack will
be lowered to the strains Of Tho
Star Spangled Banner tbs
army'S "Colors' and Britains
Cod Save the King a. com.
bined retreat ceremony Al Pc
quette Armory at 40 p. m.
Sunday.
The ceremony will he the fea.
ture OF a day in which the 3lst
Infantry. Michigan State Troops,
will he host 10 Windsors Essex
Scottish.
Taking the salute At the re-
view Will be state and city dgni-
tarieS and Canadian and Amen.
can officers
After the ceremony u. Col
~. F.. MCCorkell, commanding Of
ficer ~ the Canadian battalion,
VIII present 10 Col. owen J.
Cleary. commander az the 3lst a
scroll OF the Scots Guards trade
tional march. Highland Ladcle"
The ESSeN-SCottiSh IS the Ca
madam colonial service battalion
Of the Scots Guards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
He's0ff Pay Roll
But Stays on Job
rIm.. slsn Cnrr..pcrd.n,

LANSING. Sept. Fisher Lay
ton. state highway department
personnel director, was off othe
state pay roll today but continued
to work nonetheleSS.
Despite a civil service commits
sion order 10 replace him as Of
today. III way Commissioner
Ziegler said he was keeping
Layton, in the hope that the COM
mission would give him an un-
classified rating.
AS personnel director with civil
service status, Layton drew So, 100
annually. but the commission de
cided he held the Job illegally
Now Ziegler wants him "un-
classified" with the title Of
administrative assistant and A
$500 salary. Pending a meeting
NJ the commission this month, no
action has been taken on Ziegler 5
request.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
IS Taverns
ArePena|ized

Fifteen taverns in the Detroit
area were under penalties today,
given them yesterday by the state
liquor control commission.
Arthur ]. Fanzel, 3725 f. For
est. was fined $50 or the alter
native Of 10 days suspension for
serving whisky on Sunday.
The same sentence was meted
out TO John NJ. Greenwood, 1882
Van Dyke. for Encouragement OF
his premises; Alfred j. Meme.
1876 +. Warren, for gambling on
the premises and Margaret Egan.
.9l07 Gratiot, for serving whisky
on Sunday.
Six were suspended for 7 days;
Irwin ]. Kasoff, l0202 Harper
Joseph Purde, 1852 Harper Man
uel J. Meyer. 1l0l Clay; Iva
Howell. 14OO9 Meyers: Vernon p
HaSs 1900 Gaylord, and Jerome j
Forster. 97l0 Dexter.
Alexander f.. BohY, 356S Sec
ond. was fined S25 or the alter
native Of five days suspension.
The case against the Papted
Post Tavern. brought by the city
of Highland Park, was postponed
until Sept Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Blood Donors Bad &c
is Wars HOnOrTaS
nv MARGARET RUSSELL

this" he said "Just recently, I
was In n serious auto accident
which will prevent me from ever
giving blood again.
II was In the last war and j
have a son i'm this one. 1 believe
I'm doing almost more In this
war because I'm saving lives in
stead OF taking them"
A lot Of Detroiters are wearing
either a pin or a red ribbon. ARE
YOU?
When did YOU give a point of
blood last or, more important
have you EVER given a pint?
American boys by the hundreds
are dying on battlcfieIdS all over
the world for WANT OF YOUR
BLOOD.
Are you going 10 refuse 10 save
one Of these lives
Call Cherry 1900 TODAY and
make your blood donor appoint
mpnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

Have you been wondering what
you'll have 10 show that soldier
boy Of yours for your part IN this
war when he comes home?
AS he walks into the living room
with medals on his chest, perhaps
one of them the Purple Heart, will
you have a medal 90 show him a
medal which says you saved HIS
LIFE?
II you are a blood donor YOU
wear badge that would make
any fighting man proud Of you
For one pint Of blood donated,
you wear a bronze pin, for two
pints. a silver pin, and for eight
you wear the best OF all, the red
ribbon signifying you are a men,
Der Of the Gallon Club"
The other day. a man came into
the main blood donor base AZ 45O
w. Fort 10 pick mp his red ribbon.
I'm certainly glad 10 get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Help Wanted
Poor Publicity Plaques
Stete Liquor Board
TIN" STAR Correspondent,

LANSING. Sept. And now
after rationing. shortages, unprof-
table whisky purchases and inter
nal pickering it is poor public
relations that is bothering the
state liquor control commission.
This was apparent today as
Gov. Kelly dispatched his per-
sonal press representative 10 the
office after reports by state cap
ital newSpapermen that they were
being given the run around by
commissioners.
Seeking answers 10 questions
raised by the sudden decision of
J. r. Richardson TO remain as
secretary OF the commission after
he announced, last month. he was
resigning. the newspapermen were
told by office workers.
"The commissioners are In
conference.
THE commissioners are out
to lunch"
"The commissioner have
gone for the day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Tip Award
Aids Vets

A woman reader Of the Times
who specified that her prize go 20
the veterans hospital in Dear
born IL the winner Of the $25
first award in the weekly news
tip contest.
She was the first 10 call the
Times news tip editor on the
explosion OF a World War / shell
which killed one boy and seriously
injured four others
Winner OF second prize OF $40
was the tipster who phoned the
Times on the escape and destruc-
ton Of three bulls from local
stockysrd
Third prize Of IS goes 70 a
woman reader who told the Times
that electric refrigeratorS were
laying idle in a local housing
project
Ten others received 81 each in
war savings stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

Problems Of TomorrOw's Fly
ing Keeps. Engineers. Planning
10 Expedite Travel and Protect
Lives in Peacetime Sky-Lanes,
Are Drawing Up Traffic Regu-
lations" For All Types of Air
craft, In The American Weekly.
Famous Magazine Distributed
With This Sundays Issue OF
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
7oRN TIRE Allied Power Ready to Strike

fh"N
Bit Fortress bombers only small part of the Allied aerial might
continue their almost
daily bombing the robot Of France and German industrial cities
Evening star., 1944-07-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Movvlond and Vjrainio.

1912 N. PIERCE ST. Arlington-Room for
fv.;,iI. Two IN private . home. with Housekeeping
5o65 LEE Hwy. Ari.. va.AFurnished
room working couple or men; outside
DOUBLE ROOM, for employed couple or
HEX NfaRBY 39la fGg@Hs DSs GIL uSbed 1sS}
next bath with shower; large, shady
TESqpdj To ImpoYEp ri ,5ansD ks Ga CHI 4sa9
couple to share my home; block 'iG,an from
good bus service; gentle home. Union
FUBNIsHED ROOM for rent. Kensinston
ROOM FOR GIRLS. with twin beds; next
bath; near business intersection on bus
spf Ssif bfss sH COON to work
ing l1II. man an 4no5 sdn Edmonston ave-, Hystts-
SMALL sis Ma Single MA RSGM eS9S good location s.
gk:: young girl preferred; 1900 North
IT. vA ArnEs5 ass5 No T. rSlda ah ST.
lovely single and twin bedrooms; new home
q GHy f%p couple s6ns GlsOe tIon 3Gs
private suburban home: best bus service;
and Camp Springs .s, Hillside Idas 067l; n,. =.
bath; St floor. cH. oa6s.
on GEO. M avE fSE A1s0f Ps nss M hes
after $40 and Sunday.
BETHESDA, MD.-Alarm clock and dou-
BILE room for employed couple or . men:
twin beds: cont. hot water: next bath with
shower: breakfast optional. OIL. 015S
ARLINGTON-Large- terrace room, private
bath, shower and entrance, twin beds: l
or = men; S35 month; gentle hcme: close
in, of Lee highway. Phone CHI O2S6.
LARGE nicely furn. rm.. kitchen privileges;
Bethesda, Md: service officer. wife en-
ployed; refs. required. WI. 3216.
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION, near Bethesda.
Md.--Only 20 min. from town by auto;
completely private master twin-bed room,
private shower, 2 closets. 3 exposures: =
men or employed couple: $35 ca. per me- /;
gentle home. OIL. 00e4.
COOL ATTRACTIVE ROOM. with private
bath for man; garage, gardens, sun de(k;
$40 An. and 5:46 pm; breakfast. ESQ
Fails Church 236O-R.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

i59 KENTUCKY S.E.-Nicely furnished
n2GT room, share with anether girl; laundry
e:s 11th ST. s.W.-Newly furnished front
RANDLE HIGHLANDS sE.-Nicely fur
1927 2Ist PL. Sc. Apt Large, bright
room; other occupant in apt: conv
sis SG sT Hf sEMharse sfs.eq aas front newly fur
nished twin bedrm: in quiet home; con-
t:,ps Ceniences; To ssssonsble; Sa FIR. 1912,
kaNpaLI Var Iriaead sfAtir tsS rm
det; home: SO, exp; quiet; only > adults
NEAR a%s sffd MsfSFP BIpGs f1D FIR gs 4ds
st, s.w.-Double or single front room; S6
Ssek ses kfSfTekY ips Hne Y AVE- S' fer light
keeping rooms: gas. cleo and heat fur
block from eariine: ~S45 mo. FIR a9e5.
sSO 18th sT. ST. furnished rooms.
End floor. bath same floor: SIS and $50
walking distance Navy Yard, consressionai
aTTRXcTIvf a!HTaT, Fl vGaplisl RanM men only
iith ST. s.E;: 3rl-clean, cheerful room
bed, desk, etc: home privileges; near Pa.
.0s 1st ST: Sc. near Congressional Lii
Drdry-RoOm Win double bed and private
shower; suitable for 2 Government en-
ployeS. Phone TR. OO60
- 18TH ST. .S.E.-Master bedroom. twin
beos. next to bath and shower, continuous
hot water; also single room. cool and COM
Portable FIR S773
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds: with breakfast
conv transportation. HI. l25y-J
ANACOSTIA-Attractv room. suitable for
settled young employed couple. Call AT.
0If2 moons or ewes. after Z.
45i2 LIVINGSTON RD. S.E.-Beautiful
room. kitchen PRIVILEGES, opposite park
close Government Offices. bus on corner
owner Government employe. Daily except
Sunday. Executive 4160. Ext. 1O5, Miss
BERIOW
Evening star., 1944-07-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOWNTOWN. $40 10Th St n.w.-Nce
home; boys girls. married couples; excel
lent meals in cafeteria; 81 wk. RE. ss0S.
1926 18th ST. Nw-Large room; suitable
Tor or 4 girls; also double and share
room for glr!; excel meals,
eehent sIe ~ meals; .iso walking distance; reason
FRENCH FAMILY takes paving guests:
large room for ., excel. transp Call AID
sIil s 18Th 81. N:W...sineles, doubles, twin
5eds; 5 :, meals exc. Sun. eve; S32 to $40.
vHcANcffEs for young people: well-bal-
anted ai,c meals; bGos every convenience; walking
z TWIN BEDRooMs' modern. Good food.
1919 .ist ST. N.w.-sinele. double and
soeo 1905 moderate rates; nice people.
WANTED by oficer and wife-Two bed.
rooms and bath, or bedroom living room
pSn. iton not too far from the War college
.IO1 s sT. NW-Larse double. twin beds
sinsIe and double rms, Wholesome meals SS
1893 isss GTRARD fThHR 81 2H NW4Delicious ~ meals
Desirable downstairs room for gentleman
THE TUDOR CLUB. 1913 7?i5' Ap ST. nv Nv
Single. double; triple; excellent meals.
CHEVY CHASE. D.C.-Youne woman; at
tractlve room. good meals: July and Au-
Sk FINK FINK ,ng Wo conH ssa7
PVT: home excellent meals CO. }I27.
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEMINARY. 364O
10th St, co. o294-For duration, boa I'd
double rooms only
Evening star., 1944-07-02
FARM & GARDEN.

cow MANURE-Well rotted, clean, high
grade; minimum delivery. Il bu., $40. or
GENERAL LANDsCAPING, sodding, grad
ING, flag walks, manure, top SOIL ever
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning planting
transplanting, soddlng. lawns made reno
waited; tree work. f1agstone walks. w C
WALKER, 5000 Sudbury rd Silver Spring
Md. SH. 1920.
HAY FOR SALE-Mixed timothy and
clover. BEN STEWART, Mattaponi Farms,
Groom, Nd. Marlboro 204-W-4
BOXWOOD, old English various sizes
prices reasonable; some very large speci-
mems. Telephone WI Sl66.
GARDEN TOOLS. used. in excellent con-
dition; Pioks with new handles, S1.O5:
shovels 81 %; wheelbarrows, $3.50; mat
tcckS with new handles. Sl.05: hoes with
ne' handles Sl.05. Complste Garden
Shops at stores. Phone orders. ATlan-
tic 400. Free delivery. Hechinger Co.
WHEAT BINDER, Mccormick -Deering, In
excellent condition, $3.50. EDWIN LYNCH
phone Alexandria 1858.
GARDEN CONSTRUCTIONS sod
ding grading, topsoil, fiagstone, brick
walks. terraces, walls lily pools. specimen
evergreens, trees, shrubs for foundation
planting. hedges, flowers. myrtle for shady
spots; tree surgery, trellis and arbor con-
struction, spraying maintenance, power
lawn mower. roller; waterproofing, general
repairs, painting Wondergro, the ideal
summer plant food and lawn mulch, saves
water. makes poor soils good and good
soils better, SD ton delivered. Free esti-
mates. IL 1925 a.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1923 OTIS ST. N.E.-comfortably, newly
near, near F. Franciscan Monastery; phone and
ST. N.E.--Room next to bath near
fsP'G 9HIxNb nns H0raE Terrace aen only Fa
1873 OTIS ST. NE.-LaTre front room,
!5nneESpriasf j Ms Mattress unlim phone; l or
il1o T. ST. N.E.-Larse front room for
Eerking We dsss couple next to bath; breakfast.
sos so:, 9Th sahr ST; Furnished room on
a3sh SINGLE ROOM in p5vas
BExUTiFuL ROOM, l suitable fhsp or Or spen per.
sons, sons; .ssa az modern modern ,,mprovemenss; nicely
eag sons PERRY F ST. Sfwvadant fA sJg Jaiy
front front cn next bath 2 lsrse closets for 2
iIs 4ih ST N.E.SJust st'n remodeied. i no1a ali
conveniences; man only; S25 a month;
oo sT NNev cSnS bsSm bSTay suite
inner-sprlng mattress: cross ventilation;
next to modern tile bath and shower;
pflvate nN,s,, ,a entrance; cenven transp 20 min.
1911 OATES ST. NE.-Comfortabie front
Rrye 81 hSns isF seepins sT at rooms eo
second, floor front. semipvt. bath; reason
abls FR 200 evenings and Sunday. 3'
HSN"L' Sicdu iooIi, StHlipTlfate pain. ex-
cenent transp. at door: evenings, Sundays.
NO. 5409. 1929 Hamlin St ne.
~ 9th ST. Ne. mr. E Cap car line:
nicely furnished rooms: single rm. and
porch. S515 wk.: double rms S15O and
$50 wk. See MRS SCHLEY. -
~ 5th ST. N.E.-Laree room, suitable for
2 men; twin beds in private home, semi
private bath. Call Ii. 1890.
239 9th ST. N.E.-Comf., cool room. double
or single; home priv; excel. transp: So
week per person. FIR. 1893
9I3 MD. AVE. NE, md floor, near bath:
attractive location; , carlines available:
gentleman only
.OS MARYLAND AVE. Ne, gentlemen;
large double room, = decorator beds, desk
and easy chairs; can be used as sitting
room; unlimited phone and daily maid
week days. TR 1851 Sunday.
3?9 X ST: N.E.-Furn. bedroom at bus
stop pvt. home. Atlantic 49,
eS22 MYRTLE AVE N.E-Bedroom nicely
iurn., So week. Protestant home. no