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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
TO THE EDITOR.

TO THE EDITOR:
ENCLOSED is part Of letter
- that / received from my
son, Pfc. Anthony p. Salvati,
that l thought might be inter
eSting TO your readers. The boat
he speaks of is a pleasure boat
converted for eScue work.
There are seven mon IN the crew
and the boat is used to pick up
survivors OF crashes.
I'm writing this letter in the
hospital, but don't worry, IL isn't
anything serious. You probably
heard about the hurricane We
had. Well. that's il.
1T all started Oct. II when
we heard a storm was headed
this way. The Cuban govern
ment ordered all the people in
the town evacuated, and We re-
ceived orders from base head
quarters To take our boat to the
river which was 10 odd miles
away.
1--WE started of about y. M,
but by this time the wind was
getting very strong and the
ocean very rough. After run
ming about three hours one Of
the engines quit. We realized
we could never make II. so we
turned the boat around and
headed back. We were taking
n pretty bad beating from the
waves and were taking i'm water.
But we followed the compass
into shore where we finally run
aground and dropped two
anchors.
This was around midnight
and the wind was blowing 81
hard that the waves would pick
the boat up and slam II back
havd on the bottom. This kept
up for some time. then the boat
broke loose and started drifting.
about q o'clock the next
libIniiiS INV Sdii Nht'i WIN
over the batteries and caused
deadly gas. SO we all had TO
leave the cabin and go TO the
stern of the boat, and we
thought sure that was the finish.
The waves were beating over uS
and we were cold and soaked
and the rain was singing like
thousands of needles. We were
all scared. though bod v
showed IL, and we were all pray
ing To ourselves.
FINALLY the gas cleared and
we went below. But about 10
va. M, when we were I'm the
main cabin, a big tidal wave
started conf Ing and broke
through the window and water
started pouring In. ! hollcred
90 the fellows that we had bet
ter get ont Of there. We had
our life jackets on. 80 opened
\ the door and We climbed along
the deck. 4 big wave washed
me overheard. landed about
30 feet from the boat. which
was starting To fall apart.
MreG kaglc was floating all
around, and ] grabbed a chair
near me and held on.
II could see other men bob
bing up and down like corks in
the water. I saw another fellow
near and shouted to him. He
finally made IL over TO the chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

The EBiHl dDf Rights

the Constitution that they came in
force Dec. Is, 1871 the anniversary
Of which day we are now, observing.
It may we'll be noted that it was
not as a mere afterthought that the
Constitution was so amended and so
quickly, but in response to a deep
and very definite conviction among
the people that unless they could be
assured of their rights they would
never be free,
The people wanted the Constitu-
ton to SAY that the liberty of rell-
gious worship could not be restrained.
They wanted it to SAY that free
speech could not be prohibited.
They wanted it TO SAY that the press
was free.
They wanted it to SAY they could
assemble peacefully without interference
or intimidation by the government.
They wanted il to SAY they could
petition the government for redress OF
their grievances
All that they MADE the Constitution
say through the first amendment.
That in itself was vital Bill of Ameri-
can Rights, and an entirely unprecedented
bill OF human rights.
The other nine amendments of the orig
inaI 10 assured very important rights TO
the people.
DUT the FIRST amendment was the
ID factor which made the Constitution
live and breathe, which made liberty real,
and which gave eternal form 10 the inStltu-
tions and principles and ideals OF the
American way of life derived from 1t and
that has endured to this day.
At a somewhat later day in American
history, Daniel Webster counseled his
coantrymeH . always remember;
God grants liberty only to those who
IoUe it, and are alWays ready to guard
and defend it,"
Our American fathers had that qualif-
cation for liberty, and WON'T.
That is why they wrote the Bill OF
Rights into the Constitution before the
ratifying ink was dry on the original docu-
nent.
But liberty is a PERISHABLE thing,
as Daniel Webster said,
The very 6rst-Atae+iean generation TO
cease TO love liberty and to fail TO guard
and defend it will be=tife one responsible
for its loss
Let US not be that generation, and let
our observance of the anniversary of the
Bill of Rights attest our fidelity TO the
faith and example of our American fathers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
KnowI edge est
nv DIR. SABINA CONNOLLY

Berlin Is on the. Ca Rhine
River. lbl Mouse River (c)
Spree River.
. Alaska is separated from ST.
IBERIA by: Ca Boring Sea. tb)
Bay Of Fundy. tc) Straits of
BoSphoruS.
3-Eycn bells on Shipboard de-
note the ta) quarter hours
CD half hours. (c) hours
1.-The word Bible. taken from
Tie Greek. means (a) the
holy ones Ga the books. tc)
the prophecy
a most desirable land IS one
flowing with milk and ca
mama, tb) myrrh. tcA
honey.
6 Mark each statement as true
or false: ta Africa extends
further west than Ireland.
tbl young steers produce the
finest beef; Cc) the liver Sc
crctcS the gastric juice. tdD
the anchovy is a small
snake. (e) Beethoven never
married.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Brain Game

score 10 for each correct snsu,r through
questions Any score IS or higher is en-
oellent.
l. one state grows more than
hall the sugar cane crop OF
the United States. Can YOU
name IL?
2-True or false Farsighted-
ness results when the rays OF
light focus behind the retina
of the eye.
3-Would YOU identify a Spin
ming Jenny as: ta) the nick
name given bashful girls in
colonial times. ihl-a Spin-
ming machine that SUPER
seeded tho spinning wheel. in
vented in ITO?
In harness racing, what stake
race would compare with the
Kentucky Derby?
5--Make the necessary correc-
tons in each of the follow
ing: (a) Loan me ID cents:
(b) she gave a book 10 he
and /; tc) he and myself
went to a movie.
6--What tenor was taken i'll
while singing at the Metro
poiitan7
In anger or in fear the Sc
crctionS of which body
glands mobilize the body
forces TO take care of the
emergency?
SIN the Greek alphabet two
letters were needed to repre-.
sent our letter O. one for the
long 0 and one for the short
O. Can you name the two
Greek letters?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

THE measure aims primarily to
l. break the outrageous ban i'm
posed by Petrilfo on high school
orchestras and bands which assemble
at Interlochen, Mich.
Caesar Petrillo, from the impro-
vised national capitol on his own
shoulders, issued a ukase two years
ago which prevented a national
broadcast of the excellent music of
these students.
This will take PetrillO's foot off
the necks of the school children of
the country" said Senator Vanden-
berg.
That foot is now larger than
Uncle Sam's.-lt's time to shrink it.
The Vandenberg measure pro-
vides that it shall be unlawful for
any person or group to stop the
transmission by radio of any non
commercial cultural or educational
program.
It's astounding that such a law
should be thought necessary in a
free country.
ETURNING- To the vital necessity
~ of a free world-press, Kent
Cooper, general manager Of the
Associated Press, in an address in
New York, said that 1T should be
our responsibility to see to it that
the principle (of unbiased news) is
given to the world in militant effort
to improve international relations. y
Our mind is, therefore, set in
these directions;
1-Unbiased, Uncensored news
from all the world and to all the
world as way to permanent peace.
-The lifting of the foot of a
labor Caesar-Whoi is also a private
tax-gatherer-from the Heeks- of oat.
musical students.
The spirit at least of liberty is
not--thank God dead in the L. S. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
On Which Our Liberty Depends

The Senate interstate commerce
committee voted unanimously to re-
port favorably Senator Vandenberg's
bill to smash the tyranny of James
Caesar Petrillo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

THERE was never any doubt about
Il ultimate ratification, but there
was great discussion about it
among the people - not so much
about what it contained as about
what it did NOT contain
The people said the Constitution
was all right as far assit went, but
that it did not go FAR ENOUGH.
They said it was specific enough
about what the government of the
country should be, but that it did not
say what the RIGHTS OF THE
PEOPLE were to be-,
Accordingly. even before ratifea.
ton of the Constitution was accom-
plished, amenfdliFlla it it was being
undertaken.
The first 10 amendments, consti-
tuting the Bill of Rights, in fact
followed so close upon ratification of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
TO THE EDITOR:
IN REFERENCE

TO THE EDITOR:
IN REFERENCE 70 discus
4 sions Of barring women from
public drinking places, l would
like TO suggest that after 10
p. m. no women, uncScorted,
can enter a public drinking
place
THIS rule has already been
put into effect IN some of the
largest cities and has been
found successful. J. VI.
TO THE EDITOR
TIME, F'etiP Freedoms, Atlantic
i Charter, Bill Of Rights. Free
dom OF the Seas and Interna-
tional Law have never yet and
never viii be secured by econo-
miStS. statesmen or financial
wizards Such instruments are
but eXternalitieS and legal SYM
bolS responding 10 something
that lies deep and invisible
within the human soul
JOSEPH BILONUS. Secretary.
Ukrainian Cultural Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

THROUGHOUT this week there
have been earnest ana most ap-
propriate ceremonies, -ln schools and
legislative bodies and various places
of public assembly IN Observance OF
the l53rd anniversary Of the Ameri-
can Bill Of Rights.
1t is TO the credit of the American
people, and most vitality III their IN
terest, that they always remember
and observe this anniversary.
If they should ever FAIL to re-
member and observe il, something
most essential to their welfare and
happiness and entirely indispensable
to their freedom would very quickly
be denied to them and ultimately lost
to them
The American Bill of Rights is
that part Of The Constitution of the
United States which the American
people approved in the form of the
first 10 amendments to the original
document.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

I RECKON il must be the out
4 door life and the activity.
The singing kid up 10 the last
time / saw him. winch was sew
eraI years ago. was as lively as
a grasshoppcr. His voice did not
hold out as well as his legs. He
used 70 come over 10 my house
on Hibiscus Island. down IN
Dade County Fla, during the
racing season and sing for me,
mainly operate stuff and even
/ noticed a crack in the upper
register of his tones wider than
that in the Liberty Bell.
No one. not even The
Dancer could root a horse
home like The Singing Kid"
He was master OF the art OF
swapping hts fingers. which /
deem quite necessary in roofing
'em in and which is something
! was never able 10 do. He was
a neat fellow and had his own
code of ethics. | am sure he
never purposeiy harmed any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

THE Constitution proper consisted
L of preamble and seven articles,
and was adopted in that form by
constitutional convention in Phila-
delphia on Sept. II, 1887, and was
formally declared in effect on the
first Wednesday in March, 1871,
after ratification by the required
nine states
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

This was the original Singing
kid | am talking about. He
had the monicker over 40 years.
| Rave known OF a score Of
others who borrowed it or had
II applied 20 them but Arthur
LOTUS undoubtedly held priority
TO the title. and all others were
infringcmentS.
He once had a really good
tenor voice that he exercised
professionally in minor vaude-
Vile and back rooms until the
horses became a permanent
affhction with him That was a
long time ago because he was
around Emeryvlle in the old
days. mere punk, il is true. but
horse player eten then. I
would put his age al death at
past so But you never can tell
about horse players. They are
tlmelcS>.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
HORSE players, like rumpots.
III swear off occasionally.

I HAD a wire last week from
j Dave Butler Herie director
and horse racing enthusiast,
telling me of the death IN Holly
wood of The Singer as he
came TO be known in his later
Years since the appciiat!oa the
kid was obviously inappropri-
ate 10 pudey. bald chap with
a dfgniflcd pince nez riding his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES
0OUR liberty depends on the free
~ dom of the press, and that can
not be limited without being IOst."-

Thomas Jefferson in a letter to
James Currie in 17S6.
NoI totalitarian government that
ever existed has permitted freedom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

score 20 for zach correct snsu,r through
question sin 10 each for the remaining too
questions Any score IS or higher Is en-.
cellcnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
light HERE IS WHERE VICTORY STARTS J"

Right Here Is Where Victory Starts
right here where the weapons of war
are being built. But they know ii is
only a start Our task is simply to build
fast and build well, SO that courageous
men on the firing fronts will have the
necessary tools IN rOinme and on time
TO finish The job. To them goes full credit
for the final and glorious Victory ahead!
Every Sunday Afternoon . . GENERAL MOTORS
SYMPHONY or THE AIR-NBC Network
Evening star., 1944-06-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CIGAR CLERK, experienced, wishes steady
employment. Capable taking complete
charge department: references. GE. a6172,
Executive SECRETARY, motion picture.
construction, industrial exper,.. wishes to
locate permanent position. OR. S0s5, or
GIRL, age 16 CEuropean), office, salesgirl,
fgl 1d,th time ca after Aug Perfect EnsIish'
HOSTESS and pianist desires position at
once. nishtwork preferred. Hobart 5s29.
child in her home WA 1898.
NURSE desires position in doctors Office:
two years hospital training five years
eeXypperience in Doctors clinic. Call CH
NURSE. practicai white, desires position,
Gay work, help with home Guties. Hobart
NURSE. colOred, desires evening duty
also willins. to sit in with children
POSITION as MANAGER or asst manager OF
apt: house: thoroughly capable; husband
PRACTICAL NURSE desires maternity
cases North S29
RESIDENT MGR. experience in manage
ment; P. B. x, of large hieh-class apt.
sALEsLADY, experienced, diamonds
watches, iewelry; knowledge Of repairs
Box I3I-S. Star 80"
SECRETARY -stencgrapher, available i'm
mediately TO July 2gth; 5l2 day week pre-
5erred: salary not under S31 Phone WO
SECRETARY. managerial pos. small office
light dictatlon, typlne. lots public contact
resp. init, write own leiyeTS take charge
iEMPoRARY cLERICAL WORK. no TYP
lng hotel preferred. GE. 3294. 29e
Evening star., 1944-06-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Movylond and visa;n;a

eSe3 so. JOYCE ST, Arl. Va, IA. I5s9-W
large we'll furn,. to gentleman OF clean
habits; $50 per month; good bus service
IL
TAKoMA PARK--Nicely furnished front
room next TO BATH suitable for 1 or Q em-
ployed persons: home PRIVILEGES 81. 1854.
COOL ATTRACTIVE ROOM, with private
bath for man; garage. gardens. sun deck;
bus; or car pool to i4th and Constitution.
$50 am. and 5:45 pm; breakfast, $50.
Falls Church a350-R.
ARLINGToN-Large terrace room, private
bath shower, twin beds; suitable / or :
men: private entrance; S35 a mo-: gentle
home. CH. 02s6 after $40 pm
FALLS CHURCH, VA.--Niceiy furn. mas.
ter bedroom, pvt. bath and shower, large
windows, in pvt. home: kitchen privileges
working couple pref. Falls Church
ALExANDRIA,--Newly decorated in blue
and white. this l4xi7 master bedroom is
furnished like your own best bedroom al
home Has 3 windows. 2 closets, twin
neds orand-new inner spring mattresses
minutes to downtown Washington. Ii
TO- Pentsgon; 2 ladies or couple; $50
Il r..
Evening star., 1944-06-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFINISHED 3-or-4 bedroom house,
NV. section or Virginia, convenient West
ern High School 500. Effective about
August 1st. Box "a S. Star Il
PERMANENT-5 rms. or more, modern,
large yard or acreage within Is mi White
House up to S75. Box 246-H Star 1s
2-BEDR0OM unfurnished house. Arlington
or suburbs Alexandria; highest references.
excellent care, probably long occupancy.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL de-
Sires unfurn. house, . or 2 bedrooms; ga
rage yard: preference, NV. section, sub
urbS Adams .43o1. Ext. 10, e:15 am to
5.iO pm. 2as
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and . children.
aged and 10, desire 2-bedroom furnished
house at modest rental on semipermanent
basis; NV. Washington or near NV Dis
trict line. Phone 1t. Rhoads, Ordway 500.
to g.
COUPLE, no children. want 5-room n,oa-
ern house; Arlington Co. or Marylani:
mr.: transp.: S50-S60 Box 1928, Star, 3as
SILVER SPRING AREA-6-room unfur-
nished house by Govt. official. . children;
ma m aXimum rent. 500, Shepherd 6437.
NAVAL OFFICER urgently require ~
bedroom unfurn. house; will advance q
mos. mos rent o for suitable house; maximum
REPRESENTATIVE of Gulf Coast indus
try who will be stationed in Washington
for long time desires 2-bedroom unfurn-
ished house or apartment: references il
needed; party and wife are entire family
Call Executive 1850
OR 3 BEDROOM UNFURN. HOUSE in
good D. c. or suburban location by perma-
nent resident: 3 In family, including i6-
yr -old son. SH. 3072 after $50 pm. 3Os
Evening star., 1944-06-29
APARTMENTS wAkTep.

WANT 70 srBLEAsE completely YufnisE.
ed apt. 3 adults, to Q months; vicinity
esfa MoM. NJ ME,.h s.rs e2 asS snap
Il 5SSm n sp' aoenss cs.y Y
Or Also asns.d on wlss fns sor o
sxyE sa,rs:,.s Us FIR FROM s. A TENT TESr-H.ye ysu :
bath. bath kitchen; porch, NV. section for s90..
ssqHHLoR sst 81 asle ahSETSsssrs heSstwssn and 10
building 10 young woman; - nv. section
p@rsiegrsd; pref Phone Taylor 3ee2. 90.
FURNISHED 3-room apt By respectable
f nsono oGsa sox ssrssrs ssrs st.r nv section
I'm I'm APT, furnished, July to Oct. i. or
SxyAG' ~ oFsicER apH,s sssf and wrrr-unfaHne' He' p.
p4sfesssls,n atsss1 and bath in su
nfhns'on for lst July. Box las. Star.
FURNISHED APARTMENT with eonyen. 1y
isn Pease rannSpSTtati9n ean T 70 National Airport
for summer Or longer Prone Pu Hh sJInlssso. $3.50.
~; TWo shessHl xMrRicHN sftsr pm ,rn..
Groom furnished apartment for Ju,v Wsn isi
Nv Nv preferred; will sublet. Executive o3oo.
z PERMANENTLY ASSIGNED wayrs9 A.
sire to rent or suitcase nice unfurn. ! bed
rn;, rmi apt & in good NV, section: Immediately.
Sau HO. bI5l, EXT. S04, after q pm
ONE OR TWO BEDROOM unfurnished
apartment In good NV, location for settled
esdsnss "a ssdfsa ca MI S osss ssa for
IMMEDIATELY, pleasant furn. apt. sum-
2400 up to SI5N mo-: best care, ref Csii
Leave message. Bemis, AID. 0700. Ext. 305-A.
DnsikED De iaD by Canadian government oficial
rss. in Friendship Heights. Bethesda a. !.
cheyy, Chase or. or Arlington areas about
MARRigD CoUPLE. young, desires or 4
room farnished apartment; viii pay s75.
NAVAL oFFiCER, wife, child, desire fur-
August Cali chesinut an GOOD or EXT Sals sss sRa
! Iwo Sin caNApRfAa e R% GIRLS. employed b,
Royal Australian Air Force In Munitions
Bldg, urgently desire 3 or 4 room unfur-
per month. Call Republic 800, Ext. 1918,
weskdays between am. and pm %
COLORED--Three employed persons desire
unfurnished apt, 2 or 3 rooms. kitchen
and, ana bath' in NV. or ne. Phone Elk.
UNFURNIsHED room. kitchen and bath
hood. Call CO, 9075 after & pm.
GROOM furnished apt, Immediately: NV.
section: responsible girls. Box 1873,
OFFICIAL of Bolivian Purchasing Com
mission tsingle), located for duration, de-
sires one-room, kitchenette and bath furn-
| 1shed apartment in apartment building
convenient to downtown northwest section
preferred. Box 165-S, Star. 3Os
nished or unfurnished. Cail Taylor 3454
/ between n m
Evening star., 1944-06-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

2 PASSENGERS Las Vegas, New; 300 miles
of Los Angeles: around July B. Call after
7 pm, zoo 11th st. Sc. 30'
MARRIED COUPLE would like transporta-
returning Tues pm MI 1893.
WANTED. 2 passengers to Chicago; leaving
July IL: references eXchanged SH. 1850.
DRIVING To LOS ANGELES July /; 1910
Hudson room for .. Call WA. 4444, Ext.
4, from S-4 pm; Greenbelt 1855 after
= nm 3Os
Evening star., 1944-06-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, young, white, refined. with boy,
wants Housekeeping job. Lincoln 1896
GIRL, colored, wants light work for
the month of July. Republic 1864
GIRL, colin wants general houSework
no Sunday work; references. Hobart s054
GIRL, colored, wants days work cleaning
GIRL, colored, from Virginia desires work
as mothers helper; stay nights. De-
Catur GhaS.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time Job;
prefer morning work, LU. 50S6.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work,
evenings, Sl2 or Sl5 week. Metro
politan n265
WIDOW, 50 years old. wants housekeeper
Job for elderly gentleman live in. Box
1915, Star.
DAYS WORK or part time Phone Exec
utiye 0453 Call after II noon 20.
Evening star., 1944-06-29

ROOMS FURN.-kershssst Cont /.
633 G ST. NE.--1st-noor studio room.
use OF phone employed lady. IN quiet
1I9 ath ST. N.E.-Just remodeled, all
convenienees; man only; S2b month; I;
cenSsm TO trans; near Cong. Library. %
unlimited phone. laundry privileges; In
new home; "a block from bus: married
couple preferred. WA 5gTl
Evening star., 1944-06-29
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

100 9Th ST. N.E.-Lsrge first floor room,
Frlg idaire laundry privis $50 ea month
Large second-foor room. lavatory. redec-
GRATED, $40 mo sober tenants.
2Ol2 PERRY ST. N.E.-Vacant July | .
front, next bath, large closets, for .
smpI GhriSt,ans Chr pno,, bus 81 a, e.rner MI l655;
room, twin beds; unlimited phone; bus
transportation: SIS each per week. TR
6S37.
Evening star., 1944-06-29
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHEp.

; rms; and bath: coal heat; reasonable;
M Ige I'd, yd; = c9 blks from D. c. line. 80.
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD.--Gentleman's
lawn with shade trees: $3.50 per mo.
Bains Realty Co., sH. 3see. 81. 1859.
range; no icebox: West Lanham Hills;
phone service: should have car: Greyhound
ouS service; $40 mo. Warfield 1870, day
NEAR eth AND CONCORD AVE. NV
Brick, bedrooms, , baths, automatic heat,
garage: S125. RA S70O
Evening star., 1944-06-29
eoAE.

FOR SALE-34- 1T. auxiliary schooner
new sail. completely marine insured; best
offer around S1,400. Cali cH. 5949 after
LIFE PREsERvERs, children's Kapok, spe-
cial while they last s2.95 each. s. King
Fulton, Inc, sos Maine s.w. Ex. 34O6.
Heishts Mo; HI. 1861 after 5 I'm. 29'
SALE-2-cylinder, 6-h.p. outboard motor:
also boat. with oars: both like new; S225.
TIE. 3o24.
COMET SAIL BOAT for sale. New main
sail Can be seen at Slip No. Is. Colum-
ANCHOR ROPE. 100-foot, manila blue
stripe. a.. new. S15 small d. c. generator.
1l0 volts. 3 motors. $50. CO. 01HR.
Evening star., 1944-06-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwesf ond So,,&ko.ex

500 9th ST S.W-Rooms for light house,
keeping, $50 and S4S per mo
II 10th ST. S.E.-Master bedroom. twin
beds; next bath and shower, cont hot
water; also basement room. private lava
tory and shower. private entrance: gentle
men FIR S773;
for one, SIS wk. for two; private home;
convenient transportation. AT. 9274.
Hll.LCREST-l room, private bath, for
one or TWO persons. preferably couple