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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14

A nurse from the South Pacific
writes this once: DO they still
have stage presentation at the
Music Hall?... A corporal writes
from Italy: DO you still have
comedians and singers on the radio
or is It mostly news stufr?"... A
private writes from England: rs
Coney Island open?... From In
dia a captain asks: Say, how does
Betty Cradle look now that she's
a mama? o.. And from the Aleu-.
tians a soldier author wants TO
know: What ore they ringing up
In the cash register now for a
good drink OF scotch?
Easy.to,answer questions: Broad
ways carrousel hasn't stopped its
whirlying. Yes, Captain. Betty
Cradle is as beautiful as ever A
little plumper, perhaps. but still a
dish. The barkers 1--WE at Coney.
They're a little older than the ones
OF yesteryear but hep. The stage
shows are super-duper, with a
minimum OF tinsel. bsdtaste flag.
waving. The radio comes 10 your
NON and pop with the laughter
you want them TO have. and the
music. Hope and Crosby, Dinah
and Ginny... The tariff has gone
up a bit, but we all buy a drink for
the uniformed Lad at the end OF the
bar. IT'S gay in the night spots.
but We never forget.
Hackies still loll beside the
Plaza, but now they carry port
able radios. Charlie Chaplin and
his Coma (about to become a
mother are the current prey OF the
autograph hounds in New York.
June knight Is wearing a down-to-
here dress with luminous zippers
&C.. Hot dogs still sizle on the
old stands. LaGuardia's chap
eaux seem smaller since his face
has fattened. e. The ponies are run.
ming at Aqueduct and the take Is
war debt size. E. In the mirror-cool
depths OF the Burberry Room at
dinner.time you see Richard Ros-
ers and his smiling wife having
drinks with friends. No beauty
contest shots in the newsreels this
week -. But plenty Of beauties on
Broadway under fancy monickers
... Candy Jones E. Choo Choo
Johnson 80. Star Light.
Small gossip whispers through
the night clubs. from table to Ia.
BILE .. Is Annie Sheridan going to
marry Steve Hannigan?. Why
did that famous femme star spend
a week in the Hartford Retreat and
was 1t too much ga-ga water?...
Are Katie Hepburn and that polo
star just kidding? Gypsy Markoff
OF the Clipper crash alternates her
visits to the soldier camps with
trips to the hospital for hand
operations. . Home runs and errors
bring the shouts at the ball games
Doors OF churches open like
welcoming arms. The night club
tax gets Broadway resentment be-
cause the soldier gets no exemp-
ton. But the soldier pays and
laughs. The straw skinner era
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14

Grange leaned over and wills.
pered in the detectives ear: 1--WE
found that place In the country.
The wire and the string came from
there. But guess who it belonged
to-"
Where's that dame?" Martinelli
interrupted roughly.
what dame?" Argus asked.
"You know what dame / mean
Mabel-that's What dame. Where
Is she?" Dancer looked around the
room.
Don't you want to know about
that place in the country?" Grange
persisted. keep your shirt on.
Dancer. Mabels in good hands.
She'll be here in . few minutes
with Miss Curtis. She spent the
night with her last night"
ooh yeah7" sneered MartinellL.
II hold a different story"
The other occupants Of the room
stared at Argus.
"Steele, the phone Is ringing"
said Grange. "Shall ! see who II
isP
"No. never mind, Inspector. Let
IL ring" Argus turned to the
crowd. Now il you folks will all
Just find yourselves comfortable
Carstairs Sr. walked up 10 Ar
gus. whats the idea Of all this
poppycock?" he demanded. ats an
outraged"
"You bet II u.s." said Dancer. 81
know my constitutional rights, see!
And if you amt goin' I, answer
that phone, I'm goin'ta and then
call my lawyer. You can't get away
wit muffin like thisi"
"B-rrrr-rrr-.b-rrr- rrr -b-r.
rrr-" the phone kept on.
"For Pete's sake, somebody an.
swer that phone" urged Carstairs,
Jr.
"Smatter?" Argus asked. Got
the filters? I don't want any Of you
to touch that phone. yet" He
paused. Il suppose you all know
why you're here"
81 don't know why any Of us
were made TO come here" Derry
shrilled in . defiant voice. ~
thought there was a law against"
Every well, Dorry," interrupted
Argus. "I1l explain: Practically all
Of you might have had one reason
OF another, for wanting to get rid
Of Syria Verne, Cynthia Lane
and" he paused, "Pierre Sturgis.
A. one time or another, during the
investigation Of the last few days,
each one Of you has been suspected
individually Of being the potential
murderer" He looked from one
face to another.
"B-rrr-b-rrr-b-rrr" =. the phone
was relentless.
"But, needless 10 say" Argus
continued. only one Of you actually
committed the crimes. Isn't that
right, Mr.. Flage7"
The model agent looked startled.
why, yes, ! suppose So" he re-
piled.
Now, in answer To Derry Car
stairs protest and complaint" Ar
gus continued, 81 think it's only
fair for me TO tell you briefly q
couple Of reasons why each Of you
came under suspicion Of completely
in these murders"
Ito be continued)
oesuirht By Bar, L.:
pv,ribu,sd bJ kins Pastures syudie.n fsa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
: CHAPTER THIRTY.NiNE

poor Pierre!" murmured Ellen.
Il just had a premonition some
thing had happened TO him when
Inspector Grange said he was still
missingl Haven't you any idea
who's behind these terrible muir
ders?"
Eyes, dear, but III tell you in the
morning" ..
We'll I'm certainly glad TO hear
that Roger is recovering. 1t GER
tainly was q shock TO find his body!"
Ellen glanced at the recumbent
form on the couch. Incidentally,
Argus" she said, What are you
going TO do about Mabel%
"I1l ship her back in the morn
ing. Martinelli's probably received
my ultimatum about an exchange Of
hostages and Ia securing the
countryside trying TO find you. So
] won't throw Mabel out the win
dow as I threatened. 1t ought TO
teach him a lesson. And now, !
think you ought to get some rest"
II came here because | was just
too scared 70 60 home-and /
wanted to talk TO you"
boy, am glad you didl You
and Mabel take my bed"
Argus picked up Mabel's inert
form with q grunt as pain stabbed
his wounded shoulder. He trudged
into the adjoining room and de-
posted the body on the bed.
you see what happens 10 little
girls who drink too much" he said.
He removed Mabels shoes. LET
this be q lesson to you, Miss Curtis,
never to" Ellen returned with
some pajamas.
Argus grinned as Ellen pushed
him TO the doorway.
Argus wakened Ellen at ten the
following morning with kiss. He
was shaved and dressed.
"You and Mabel have some
breakfast and meet me at Syria's
penthouse at 11:15-will you dar-
lingF" he whispered. Ellen nodded
sleepily. Just as he was tiptoeing
out Of the room, Mabel stirred and
opened one eye tentatively. She
quickly closed II again when she
saw Argus and moaned.
what have I done! Dancer will
kill both Of usl Oh-h-h-h" She
lifted her arm TO her head cts
splittin'l"
81 know how you feel" eonsoled
Argus. He brought her a tall glass
Of water and dropped . couple Of
fzz tablets in IL.
This may help" he said. taking
IL around 10 her side Of the bed. She
propped herself up on one elbow
and drank. Then, for the first time,
she saw Ellen.
"Heyl" she cried "what goes
on here7"
Don't mind him." cautioned FL
len. Hes just . amateur bigamist.
But we won't quarrel over him,
will wei"
Mabel" said Argus, "this Is
Ellen Curtis. She's been chaperon-
ing you ever since 20. passed out
last night, so you don't have 10 wor-
ny about Dancer" The detective
turned 10 leave. "And now, my
lovely ladies'" he eheer-oed, IL have
some work 10 do before the last
roundup. I'll see you both later"
The phone rang. Argus picked II
UP.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
What They're Whispering in Gotham

dening new gin rummy twis
known as ACE around the corner
-. Isn't Dave Wolper selling the
Hurricane-and II so, to whom?
Isn't a certain brand OF ciggies
harder 10 get now than paint
job on your apartment?... Does Al
Bloominsdale know that Barbara
Brewster, his former bride, lef,
few days ago for an overseas
USO tour. Isn't the Skating
Nanities' at the Garden an enter
tainingly different show? -.
Any truth 10 the rumor that the
two Australian sheep in Mays
Barnyard are knitting tiny gar
ments? 49,. Is Tilly Losch really
considering a suit against her ex-
husband, Edward F. w. James, for
adding six years TO her age in his
who's Who in the Theater,".
Do you know that the price OF
pedigreed pups has risen as high
as 200 per cent in the past year?
Isn't Johnny Thompson. the
singing m, c. at Leon & Eddie's. a
school teacher by day.. Isn't
everybody on Central Park South
looking beat down these days
and wouldn't you, too. II you heard
pneumatic drilling in the street
below from 7:45 a. m. on?... Have
you heard anything about the S..
100000 pool which David and Mar.
tin Hersh formed TO finance indie.
pendent motion picture producers?
-. Is 1t true that Fred Aliens re.
gular visits to the West 63rd ST.
YMCA have put him in the pink
OF condition.. Have you tried
the new tall drink, Dream With
Music, concocted by the bartena-
err at the 1-2.3-and Is 1t true that
after two yon really dream?..
Do you know that Gertrude Niesen
has her choice OF three juicy radio
contracts. and can't make up her
mind which sponsor she could learn
to love best?... Have you heard
that Johnny Longs band is beating
the hot weather around the coun-
try by wearing formal polo shirts
and will somebody please tell
me what a formal" polo shirt is?
Broadway shadows are hiding
in the sidestreets. for the main
stem lights are on in cheerful glare.
The incandescents flick-nick; This
is D-Week and we're on our way
to V-Week!" The yellow-bulbed
news ticker flashes again In Times
Square and its travelling letters
spell out breath-taking sentences
for the silent citizens in the street
to read The late editions fly off
the news-stands while the ink on
the headlines is still damp.
The moon looks down placidly
on the lakes OF Central Park.
where the little goslings sleep and
the stiffness is broken only by
the whir of taxi or the roar OF a
zoo lion or the hoofbeats OF a
horse pulling a carriage in which
lovers sit very close in the soft
spring dark.
No crater holes. No Jagged
buildings. No spotlights lingering
a frightened sky.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
Model is Murdered
By Babs Lee

"MeGillicuddy's Maternity
Ward" he declared.
Sorry" said 3 mans voice on
the other end. 81 must have the
wrong number. l wanted Mr..
Argus Steele"
Argus laughed go ahead! This
is Steele speaking!"
"Oh, Mr.. Steele, this IL Sergeant
O'Brien at police headquarters. In
spector Grange wanted me TO call
you. He had TO go out to Jersey but
he said he'd be back in time TO meet
you at Miss Verne's penthouse at
eleven. We examined those sweep
ings we found in Redbeard's room
ing house"
"And?"
1--WE found some small fragments
Of glass, a couple Of short reddish
hairs and"
ANY tobacco?"
mo, SIR"
~All right. Thank you, Sergeant"
Argus hung up. "Well, I'm really
of this time" he said. "Adios"
Detective Steele paid one call on
a jeweler on Madison Avenue be-
fore going to Syria's penthouse.
According to their agreement, the
Inspector had replaced the murder
machine exactly as 1t had been the
night Of the shooting. Argus walked
over TO the telephone. He dialed
Til and then held the receiver to
his ear a moment until he heard Q
clicking sound. Then quickly he
dialed the number 5 and immedi-
ately hung up the receiver. The
phone commenced TO ring, but he
paid no attention 10 IL.
Argus then took q .38 caliber
pistol cartridge from his pocket
and, removing the cover Of the air
conditioning machine unit, he in
serted the shell into the top aper-
ture Of the chamber and cooked the
gun. He slackened the Irvine lead.
ing from the trigger TO the shaft
the fan-blower, then replaced the
top Of the air-eonditioning device,
without screwing II back In place.
He checked the wire connection be-
tween the telephone bell box and
the self starter Of the air-condi-
toner. The phone rang and rang,
but he continued to ignore IL.
The detective sat down in q COM
Portable upholstered chair and lii
a cigarette, as he mapped out q
plan Of procedure.
"B-rrr rrr-r. b-rrr-rrr," rang
the telephone, "B-rrr-rr.". II
fell on deaf ears. In q few minutes
the door buzzer sounded. Argus
went 10 the door. Grange was there
with dozen people. Angry voices
echoed down the hall.
Hello, Inspector" smiled Argus,
IL see you have your whole brood
with you"
yeah. and here's the ugliest
duck Of them ALL" Grange said, un.
locking the handcuf which fastened
his wrist to Martinelli's. cit in
there, punk!" He gave Dancer a
shove. And don't let me hear any
more squawks out Of you"
In the wake Of Grange and Mar
tinelli, Argus held the door open
while Bill Csrstairs and his father
entered, followed By Derry and
Roger Flagg. Roger smiled at Ar
gus. He was leaning on the arm Of
a hospital inferno for support Sew
eral police officers brought up the
rear Of the procession. Dancer
scowled at Argus
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
THEY say

Washington President Roose.
welt: Germany has her back TO
the wall; IN fact, three walls"
London-Genersi Sir Bernard L.
Montgomery: We have won the
battle OF the beaches"
Chicago-Joseph p. Kennedy.
former ambassador TO Great Bri.
tain: Common sense tells me that
with the slow tempo OF peace, fol.
lowing fulfillment OF temporary
pent-up demands, II is not going
to be possible to give continuous
full.time employment TO sixty.hve
million people now on private or
public payrolls."
WASHINGTON War Mobilizer
James F. Byrnes I'VE are only on
the threshold OF invasion OF Europe
and the destruction OF Germany
Is distant"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
Court Handles $50, 100
in Year, Report Shows

Total receipts in municipal court
for the fiscal year were ss0.12014,
Mrs. Irwin Manning has announc.
ed, following completion OF her an.
nual report for the period from
May !, l943, TO May /. 1914.
or the receipts were included:
costs In civil cases. s1.400.S0;
costs and fines in the name OF the
city, s28,6744s; criminal costs re.
turned from the county. s9,726.So:
costs and fines in the name OF the
people, $4,000: bonds posted for
appearance. s11.316.9o received
on accounts. s1O.5:I14; overpaid
costs, s1s5.15: restitution. sS97.77:
officers service fees, sl.471.10:
fees in cases appealed. 80; witness
fees. 81. and transcript OF judg.
ments, 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
Rites TO be Thursday
for Mrs. B. w. Carbeck

Ann Arbor, Mich, June l4-Fu-
neral services will be conducted for
Mrs. Margaret Carbeck, 70. wife
OF BENJAMIN w. Carbeck. 5S5 Pack.
ard St.. Ann Arbor. at 1880 Thurs
day afternoon in the residence.
Rev. z. c. Stellhorn. pastor OF
Zion Lutheran Church. will offici.
ate. Burial will be in the Luth.
eran cemetery. Detroit. Friends
may call at the residence.
Mrs. Catbeck is survived by her
husband, two sons, Erwin, Ann Ar
Dor, and Maj. Richard Carbeck,
stationed at Key Field. Miss; a
daughter Mrs. Leona Norman. Roy.
al Oak; three sisters. Mrs. Helena
Smith. Mrs. Laura Sielan and Mrs.
Selma Gable. all OF Detroit, and
four grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14

WASHINGTON, D. C.-INS-lr
has been disclosed in Washington
that President Roosevelt's Inner
circle" advisers are telling top
Democratic leaders he has definite
ly decided TO seek a fourth term.
These advisers say he leans to-
ward Henry Wallace as a running
mate. but they hope to have him
pick someone like Texas Speaker
Rayburn or War Mobilizer James
+. Byrnes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
Pup Goes For Organ,
Now Everyone's Happy

Ann Arbor, Mich June Il
"Blackie" the spsniel.beagle pup
appears not TO mind having his
mistress, Mrs. Alice JarosIyk' Sl7
w Summit St.. Ann Arbor. trade
him for an organ that she has
wanted for Is years.
Her cousin, also OF Ann Arbor'
was willing to exchange the so
year old Beckwith organ that she
inherited seven years ago for the
three months old pup. Now every
body's happy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
WOULD SPEED CONTROLS

Detroit. June l4-AP-Robert c.
Goodwin, regional director OF tho
War Manpower Commission in
Cleveland, Monday ordered the new
manpower controls announced
nationally on June to be made eff.
fective as soon as possible in
Michigan. Ohio and KentuclSky.
The deadline for putting the plan
into effect is July |.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Joseph Metcat entertained at miscellaneous shower
at her home honong Miss Duh who married
June II.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding OF Miss Mildred
Alice Van Wegen daughter OF Mrs William A
Wegen TO Harry H. Stevens Detroit OF Mrs Maude Burts
The wedding will take place the Congregational Church
25, with Rev. Harvey Colburn officiating.
Forum Club their families friends attended the an
nual Forum Club picnic Island Lake Pray
mi'fee served delicious Their chief
Paul Samson. Among the guests Wombaugh
Mrs. Knapp and Miss Lucille Ross.
H. L. Van de Walker, Or. George Handy
left today for Toronto Rotary international con
Vention Mr. Var de Walker will speak dinner
and VIII give talk on the program Mr. and AtAeron
Mars will leave Sunday for the convention
Birth To Mr. and Mrs Tllman Hesr daughter a, Beyer
Hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
Your Health
Textbook Needed
Tracing symptoms
10 Sources
BY Logan CIendennlns. N. o.

ONE OF MY difficulties is TO
find in medical literature the
kind Of report in which some doc
tor has selected a single symptom
and studied a series Of patients
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14
Fifty Years Ago

Mrs Florence Rabbit exhibited 100 pieces no two alike ~
antique china from so TO years Pioneer Society
meeting.
William Kunkei section hand Mehisau Central road
was struck by an eastbound killed He
leaves wife and three children
Marshal Jerome Allen has position and zone IN
saginaw wnere MS daughter Cora is WI with typhoid fever
Mayor Seymour has appointed p. ". Ross a. marshal
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-14

LONDON-AP- Admiral Ernest
J. King, chief Of U. S. Naval opera.
tons. was received by King George
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-06-30
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LARGE, beautifully furnished, In new
house condition; bedrooms, baths. sery-
ants quarters on End ioor: = acre Of we'll
kept grounds; house is fully equipped;
available Immediately for Tyr. lease:
sfzS SILVER n EE5y 1ns WI 1854
Groom house, fenced-in back yard; avail
a9le Immediately; can see any time. 726
Gist SIS ,Sr rye; SILVER Spring. Nd.
cent cent bus. Seuple: no ,S children: BUILT in
COOL 6-rm. house, available as bache-
Chevy Chase; near Wisconsin ave. EN-.
AVAILABLE IMMED.. use of new house
and / of the bedrms., util paid $50,
yet En- s sBBs1Ro Bednooms Mo CABIN syss
John line near chain Bridge: July A.
OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE CLUB. rent
$500 month, completely furnished. cool
and attractive house: garage. large gar
porch. den. bed rooms, i baths. maids
room and bath in basement; July 10th to
DEPT OF JUSTICE OFFICIAL desires to
share large. cool house, in Wesley Heights,
with or 3 Army or Navy officers, during
July and August; can furnish breakfast;
convenient to downtown buses. Will be
home all Sunday. July 2, 2913 Glover
driveway NV; OR; e567. Cake Nj or
NJ bus to Cathedral and New Mexico,
Glover driveway ? blks. south.l
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., Gale, typewr., all kind'
Of office EQUIP any cond.; top PRICE paid
sNf1aUE ANT eyHs Y4oaa siver Mk n n
dental gold, old watches: need for repair
ing. We pay cash. schiller's. at 9th NV.
BEAUTY PARLoR EQUIPMENT Of all
kinds; used. Call Hobart l4l4.
mons Of hRs IA
CAMERAS. move EQUIP. photo supplies
sas4 oeen yaa to peaaa 7so
CLOTHlNG-Highest prices paid for men
Hfsd Me- sSains Ss4 opsn eSss Vii ea ch ST.
used el9thins, Harry's4, 4 i13s ,?th st. NV
stS oDeR Befoss foss yS % ss sa diamonds
pTises Rprnstine's. EH 9l9 st; NV.
Mestinsheuss: MI; e5s5, Apt. Apt 7oat o. OF
well. electric pump capable Of pushing
e R5sfsass Rffl I'll ssfs small size
acnne Rop AND REEI fresh wste2 lsp
must be in good condition and up to date
good price VIII be paid. Phone DU. 1071,
FJRN,, .5:, IN good clean lea % condition; stoves,
FsFninTe sspoNeS 9eheit e aha easa prices paid
FTRNiTGR @ Want q to TO- buy buy some ius used
household goods, also good used piano
Call after 9 pm. Republic 1872 i
FURNITURE. Drnc-a-Drac emma, glassware
rugs. siVerware paintings: highest cash
nrices pa,1 CAN Murray Taylor 1898
FURN1TURE-Rugs elec. refgr., washing
machine, household goods, etc; absolutely
highest cash prices. For best results. call
any time; Trinidad 4975. j.
FURNITURE-Of the better kind, large
or small amounts, Also want radio and
grand grand niano Boo Please call today. Mr.
FURNITuRE-Bedroo living room misc
household goods, bric-a- -brac china: prompt
attention; highest cash prices. Call any
Il tlme s !, RI RI, = 19o4; ewes; NE; 53l7
all, kinds; spot cash, immediate removal
Ask for for Mr.; Jerry, AT 1923; after pm
call FIR. 5000, Ext. II. H.
ICE REFRIGERATOR wanted, used: good
condition: or larger kerosene REFRIGERATOR
Call Alex. 1857 after pm. l.
JEWELRY. oIamonos. shotguna cameras
binoculsrs and mems clothing. HIGHEST
ssle; MAY zysis: e27 D NV. ME. ellis
must be Al. condition. o. L. Brown Hill.
side 13b3-W after 6 pm. q
Evening star., 1944-06-30
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wk, sgle. rms. clean. cool. insulated; 10 min.
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cross soventilation, adjoining bath: private af
telephone, elevator apartment; for two re-
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~ isao "c5IgYYDEsDALE pL. NV. Apt. SOC so
Comfortable, quiet room, facing park
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ROOMS by the week for men or women; !;
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fsii ST, NWMNiceiy sG'f furnished ih'E.
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEi-Attrac-
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for gentlemen or couple: also large room,
osha W1n pegs PEGS ana ~ single room tor ladies'
DTfoNT CIRCLE. 1893 10th st. NV
in Two single rooms; semipriyate bath walk
ei4 m sHEPHERD "s1 ST. 'a NWLLarse tsaritmfp front
room for two, also single room @nd fl;
GouNCHIeHl LfduSpoTtdblOn. "A. l6li.
YOUNG MAN to share beautiful large
bedroom. twin beds, private bath: express
bus 5223 End st. NV RA 441l
1000 18th ST. NV, Apt. Large, at
tractiyely furn. room. adjoining bath; for
5lI7 Sth ST. S.W.-Large, newly deco
rated, double room for one or two girls in
GENTLE family with no children. Bus stop
at ,orner; car line and Hot shoppe with
WESLEY sH2 0iafEEIeHrs-Attraetiv.. bed-sit-
ting room; above sverage, cool. private
bath: sentlemAn. OR. 7772.