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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-12
Vets Disagree
on Treatment
in Hospitals

WASHINGTON, June IL -
(R - Three Veterans organi-
cations differed today over con-
ditions in Veterans Hospitals
with one reporting "sickening
examples - of physical vio-
lence" and the other two find
ing conditions generally good.
Investigators for the Veterans
of Foreign Wars said the physi-
cal violence had occurred in
Veterans Hospital at Northport,
N. Y.
The organization placed the
result of a hospItal-by-hospital
inspection before the House Vet
Grams Committee investigating
the Veterans administration.
II said AZ per cent of all Vet
Grams hospitals provide made
quate disqualification, il criticiz-
See vETERANS-Page 2
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Trumon Asks
Pay Hike for
Congressman

WASHINGTON, June IL -
R-President Truman formal
ly recommended today an i'm
mediate increase of IS per cent
in Congressional salaries and an
ultimate boost to a minimum of
$4,000 annually when wage
controls are removed.
The President wrote Senator
Mcclellan (D-Tenn), president
pro tempore of the Senate and
Speaker Rayburn of the House
suggesting that salaries of both
Senators and Representatives be
brought Ito a level more in line
See PAY-Page 7
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CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES
Graduation Week

Principal Monte McFarlane
will present awards to the de-
serving students.
The class will, prophecy and
history will be read by the
various committee chairmen.
Norman Schwan is in charge Of
the will, Judith Jones will read
the prophecy and June Hirtz
will read the class history. Class
statistics will be presented by
Edward Anderson who is chair
man of that committee.
The high school band under
See GRADUATION-Page .
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The senior class of Mount
Clemens High School will hold
its annual Class Night exercises
tonight at 8 In the high school
auditorium.
Baccalaureate services were
held Sunday night in the audi
forum and featured an address
by Rev. Alfred p. Landon Of the
First Methodist church.
Tonight's program will be
highlighted by an address by. Ed
ward Sheldon, president of the
class, and the valedictory 10 be
delivered by Norma Metler and
the salutatory by June Hertz.
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Fast Elected
Head Of Hi.12
Lawrence Blades
Successor Named

l.. Wade Fast, superintendent
of Mount Clemens pub C
schools, this week was elevated
from the vice-presidency of the
High Twelve Club of Mount
Clemens to leadership of that
organization, at the annual cleo
ton held during Mondays
luncheon meeting.
The slate of officers elected
with Fast included:
Hugh H. Neale, first vice
president; Wallace Gerlach,
second vice-president: G.. Stuart
DeMott, international represta-
tive: Gunther Fiehn, sergeant at
arms, and directors for one year:
G.. Donald Smith and Buy Verk-
Ter.
See HI-12-Page 2
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Army to Shun
Scheduled Flood
Control HEARING

SNAFU (situation normal
all fouled up), the army's pet
term for a complex problem, to-
day was applicable to the So
called flood control hearing on
the Clinton River set for Friday
morning in the Macomb County
Building.
After lengthy correspondence
from congressional and senate
leaders and one prominent War
Department official referring to
FLOOD control of the river.
Drain Commissioner William c.
Harper today was in receipt of a
letter from the Detroit army
engineer office virtually elimin-
= See CLINTON-Page 3
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Viehy Under
Thumb Of Nazis
Churchill Saws

LONDON, June ~ Up
Prime Minister Churchill dis
closed today that Britain was in
secret negotiation with tn e
French Vichy Government in
1910, but asserted "Vichy was
too much under German duress"
to be able to give concrete as
surances that the French fleet
would not be surrendered to the
Nazis.
Churchills disclosure wa 5
made In Commons, in apparent
answer to Marshall Petain's as
sertion that he was negotiating
a secret treaty with Britain dur
See PETAIN-Page 3
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Court Upto|ds
Held Opinion
On StaieLaW
stitutionolity
Of Low Cited in
Answer to Petition

Clearly upholding the opinion
expressed by Macomb Prosecu-
tor Wilbur F. Held more than Is
months ago Judge Theodore J.
Richter, sitting in the Macomb
county circuit court in Mount
Clemens, today ruled the con-
troversial Michigan drinking
card" statute unconstitutional.
Judge Richter's ruling was
handed down in the wake of q
mandamus action brought, as a
test of the law, by Christian F.
Matthews, counsel for Rosemary
Elizabeth Debate, of Mount
Clemens, who sought to force
County Clerk Guy l.. Brown to
issue her an Identification card
specified by the act in question.
REJECT PLEA
The court rejected the Debate
petition for q write of mandam-
us.
The test-case represented the
first court action in Michigan
to settle the status of the So
called drinking card" law. I'm
der the law, as passed in the
spring of 1943 by the State leg
islature, clerks of all counties
would have to issue, on demand,
and upon payment of a one dol
lar fee, cards identifying them
as being of proper age to all ap-
plicants between the ages Of Fl
and Is years.
In replying to Matthews pc
tition for a writ of mandamus
Prosecutor Held today cited sew
eral inconsistencies in the law
and termed it both class legis-
lation and unconstitutional.
Held maintained that the law
seeks to discriminate against
persons between ages Of FL and
Is and, as a result, constitutes
class legislation. He also cited
the fact that the act would en-
power only q licensee to demand
proof of age from persons be-
tween FL and Is, as a result,
would be clearly unenforceable
inasmuch as bartenders and 9TH
er employees of liquor selling es-
adjustments would have no
right to examine such creden.
tials.
The law, as originally set up
See RULING-Page z
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LAWYERS RALLY TO DEFENSE
Delay Parent Case

Prominent Mount Clemens
lawyers. rallying to the support
of Justice of the Peace Donald
j. Parent. named in injunction
proceedings charging that he is
not actually a qualified judge,
on Monday gave ample indica-
ton of possibly sensational
courtroom pyrotechnics to come.
The charge against Parent.
Ringing upon long drawn out
efforts to bring TO trial reput-
eddy wealthy Detroit oil refin-
cry executive whose car is al
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-12
RULE RInk-CARDS invalid
Polish
.Hinfed
BY TOM OCHILTREE

Assoclated FTess StAH WrVer
There were indications today
that the Big Three had achieved
basis of understanding on the
Polish problem and that the Sit
uation generally was improving.
One sign that the atmosphere
was clearing came in a Moscow
dispatch which said that a mis-
sion assigned the task Of reor-
ganizing the Polish provisional
government at Warsaw would
meet soon in the Russian CAPT.
See POLAND-Page 3
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Judge Noe Submits
10 Major Operation

Circuit Judge Theodore ].
Richter, Of Detroit, is holding
court in Mount Clemens this
week in the place of Judge AL
ton H. Noe who, on Saturday,
underwent an appendectomy at
ST. Joseph's hospital. Judge Noe
is reported TO be convalescing
satisfactorily.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-12
Prison Break
Still Mystery
Officers Comb
Joekson Area

JACKSON, Mich, June 12-
Upstate Police and other law
officers combed the area be-
tween this city and Grand Rap
ids today for traces of two long
termers who escaped Southern
Michigan prison by a daring
ruse.
The pair, identified as Charles
Langdon, 37-year old lifer, and
Leo Maloney, 80, VIII o was
serving a 40-to-50 year term,
escaped yesterday by hiding
themselves in shell case boxes
being removed from a prison
war-work plant.
The boxes, part of a load for
q Grand Rapids factory, were
carted off in a truck, and some
where between here and the
western Michigan city, prison Of
ficials said, the convicts chiseled
their way out of the rear locked
door of the truck. Upon arrival
in Grand Rapids the truck driver
Bernard DeHaan, discovered the
hole in the truck door. Police at
Grand Rapids said DeHaan de-
clared he had heard nothing in
the course of the 1OO-mile trip.
Warden Harry H. jackson Of
the prison indicated he suspect
ed that Langdon and Maloney
had help in their break.
Two of the munitions boxes
in the truck were found to have
had false bottoms. Grand Rapids
officers said it appeared as
See ESCAPE-Page 3
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legged to have fatally injured a
war plant worker more than 10
months ago, was brought by
Hugh II. Neale and Larry Dav.
idow. counsel for G.. Boyd Mac
Pherson, the accused man.
HIGH POWERED DEFENSE
Hearing on the petition for q
writ was set for June % by
Circuit Judge Theodore J. Rich
ter, of Detroit. who Is serving
on the Macomb county bench
See JUSTlCE-Page 3
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scope must be brought Russia,
France, China and all the other
great countries that have helped
to whip the Nazis and we hope
will quickly whip Japan
Churchill, who received a
similar honor from the city
shortly before Gen. Eisenhower
loosed American and British
armies upon the shores of Nor
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LONDON, June r. (R -
Humility must always be the
port of any man who receives
acclaim earned in the blood Of
his followers and the sacri-
fices of his friends" The
words are General EisenhOw-
er's, spoken in accepting the
honor in London today of the
freedom of the city.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-12
Leader Of pFo-jazis
In beIQium Is ExeuIlod

BRUSSELS. June II --@-.
Execution Of Victor Bloufnnogl.
head of the Pro-Nsxf Ylomlok
brigade which fought 1.-The Rus
slams on the Eastern Front. W.
announced today.
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ALL JAPS IS TO SIS CALLED TO ARMS
Mount Clemens Shores O. K School Tax Increase:
London Pays Tribute
to Gen. Eisenhower
By w. w. HERCHER

LONDON, June IL - up Gen. Eisenhower received
highest honor the honorary freedom of the
and heard Prime Minister Churchill call him
with the capacity to direct armies and Ito
With all the and circumstance of empire paid
the west
Speaking from balcony draped in red
banners and aures wreahs Eisenhower told throng
You have done something in cemenng the
always remain between your country and mine and
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Frenzied Foe
Acts 10 RepeI
Yank Invasion
Women, Is to IS,
Also Expected
to Volunteer
BY LEONARD MILLIMAN
Associated Press War Editor

Japan's reluctant Parliament
has authorized rule by imperial
decree and formation of a spear
welding civilian army in an
Swer to the American "all-out
offensive to end the Okinawa
campaign on Nippon's doorstep
and almost unopposed Austral-
ian advances in Borneo.
Tokyo broadcasts indicated
that every man between Is and
IS, and women between Is and
As, would be expected to vol
unteer." Ages will be lowered
five years for fighting purposes.
These Guerrillas are to be arm.
ed with what grenades and riff
les the Army can furnish. 9th
erwise they will rely on bam-
boo spears, Samurai swords or
any other available weapon.
CHINESE ADVANCE
Tokyo reported the unbrokeu
American air attack on the
home islands was carried into
the sixth consecutive day with
10 SHpeffeFts laying mines. Lib
orators making their debut over
the sacred land" and 40 fight.
ers sweeping southern air fields.
Only few days more fight
ing against organized resistance
remain on Okinawa, said 1t.
Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner.
Jr., as three divisions Of his
Tenth Army seized strategic
heights penning in the largest
force, of $4,000 surviving hippo
nese. His confident statement
was made in an air-borne offer
to the Japanese General to ne.
gotiate surrender. The offer was
ignored.
DESCRIBE ATTACK
Tokyo described the combin-
ed Infantry and Marine attack
as IAN all-out offensive" and
said it was accompanied by q
surprise landing" on the south
ern beaches of the island, 325
miles south Of Japan. This re-
port was unconfirmed. Such q
landing would completely encir-
Gle Japanese cornered on q
three-mile long plateau.
In sharp contrast with the vi.
cious fighting on Okinawa, the
Australian Ninth Division adj
vanced so rapidly through the
sweltering heat of Borneo's jun
giles that even the few japanese
defenders were confused.
Less than 5000 Japanese
were in the area and they didn't
kill a single man during the
landing operation Sunday. The
U S. seventh fleet and attached
Australian Naval units had lain
in Brunei Bay for three days
previously preparing the way.
ADVANCE
Gen. Douglas Macarthur
landed right behind the Aussies.
Australian dispatches said he
was subjected to heavy sniper
fire and stood erect watching
the Aussies wipe out the sniper
nest.
Already Aussies are recondi-
tioning the bomb-pocked $500
foot Labuan Island air field
which had been so long unused
that the jungle was retaining
It. The Aussies also held the
ruins of Victoria. major city on
Labuan and chief port Of Bru.
nei Bay, and Brooketon on the
II was a different story In
China. American Army men
'aid japanese had driven back
nto Ishan, 43 miles northwest
If enemy-held Liuchow, and
Chinese were clinging only %
he Western outskirts.
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See vETERANS-Page 2
Evening star., 1945-07-26
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM with board desire
by girl; NV. pref; will share. RE. 500
Ext. 1880. s to 8. 26s
ApARTMEhrs FURNISHED.

FOR AUGUST ONLY. ATTRACTIVE air.con.
Sltionsd Ws TG S.r9om apartment, os adjaSsn' en-
Will Will EsCHA%NGE ri % for es Similar apt. in Phil
adelphia; naval oficer (sentile) has new
f@ ETC., living living G91. r@ Has dlnstte snd sS
Aysiassa Aug lst ssS 3 soIas
a Refined employed girl to share. .3-rm
flTn; ; apt with another girl. Call NO
sGRvICEMANs GR Sss So WIFE I wis Wishes 'ea 70 share
home with employed businesswoman; gen.
tile hone; SI96 SI9 week 1918 s. sth ST. Ari
FURNISHED BASEMENT APT, near bus
line; private bath; utilities furn. 5524
f6RSIshkD "a ii aH sfs Spf. in Silver Spring. to
available now, Can sligo $50 after $40.
I'm 2.fssir. APT, :,,Sr kitchen bedroom and bath
~ Ills g$fs neal fSe sT NEsefled st. lady to shar.
apt. with 1 other: 2 meals; S12 wk
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-Four weeks,
possibly longer, larse. sttraetively fur
St: NV, Apt 229, Phone day. DI. $500;
NEAR CAPITOL, lis c st. n.w-Attrac-
large rooms, hieh ceilings, kitchen and
bath. Attractive. garden, S225 monthly
For appointment call Mr.. Mannix, RA.
77l7 LEON F. LAMB 927 18th St.
WIDOW will share apt. with working
lady OF good character. Call after
pm. Apt. 4, 40S Kennedy st. NV. $50
1850 EUCLID ST. N.w.-wanted, Jewish
Serviceman's wife to share 3-room apart
maid service: $50. Phone AID. s343 after
8 pm
Evening star., 1945-07-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HAVE TO MOVE? We have numerous va
cant and owner-occupied houses in de-
;;isss sas sSss'i ia iSE
EAST OF CATHEDRAL, sas,5oo - This
charming house, because of location, design
taste the kind Of home they need. In addi-
ton to lovely living room and dining
room, there are 9 bedrooms and delight
large and attractively Handicapped. 1t has
oil h.-wh. and built-in garage for cars
Possession with deed VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO, Realtors. testab. 1ss7)' 1919 x st
EExCLusIvE HHiLLcREsT sECTIoN-Beau.
tiful 2-story Colonial center er-entrance
1oom Dsa With 1n Gn1s o room
stair approach, slate root. iarse screened.
ing and doWnspouts. full basement; bes!
Ma Rnsik Tas Rs bgE YEraE 2 slS9SG D so
TMMEDfATE POSSESSION, Chevy Chase,
.. G. 2 SQUARES from Chevy Chase Circle,
heat. heat lot. ss-it. front: $Is: 500. terms terms to t.
NV p1 $3.50 till pm. brokers, at
oN ssS'lSG FULTON ST.. OFF MaeARTHuR blvd
ssmidet. stucco. 8 good rms, built-in
e NJ asff w2Av f2a No. Fsaa'es saa
DUTCH COLONIAL, 7 rooms. 2h baths
a.-c. gas heat, completely modern. in .ex.
cenent condition; no brokers; attached
BRfcsk BuNtGAEow in Central silver
Spring. rooms and tiled bath 1st floor,
2nd floor insulated and subfioored. h.-w
gas heat, side screened porch. fenced lot
basement garage: possession at settlement
r. P. RIPLEY, SH 1889 (eves. DU. 1900
4sRFvH AT 4o4 hasr Mg rBosaYdusI, ,..u,,,r, -.
tached brick home, located on large lot
70x2O0, in Chevy Chase Country Club
~ ana dining TRs aeSs ann nd oc2
large bedrooms. tile baths; 3rd floor. z
bedrooms. and 1 tile bath; maids room and
bath in basement: 2-car built-in garage,
priced for quick sale, S31 800. r. "A
TWEED CO.. call EN-. 1890 till Q pm.
6504 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN DEvELOPMENT-Spec ever
green's for screen foundation lawn, large
nowsring shrubs, old-fashioned perennials
ior banks, shady spots. Grading, seeding
drainage maintenance. Fences, rustic los
Driveways, hagstones, terraces, rock gar
qens, pools, painting, carpentering. Won-
dergro makes Door soils good, good soils
TRACTORS and all types farm equipment
Falls Church 2190
GARDEN STAKES for tomatoes. yege-
CO. stores Phone Atlantic l40o.
TREE WORK, seeding, fertilizing. spray
landscape service Call EN-. 0377. 20"
WANTED-Farm tractor with steel wheels
and cleats. Phone FIR. 134l, 8 to 4 pm.
PEACHES by bushel, So up, or truckload.
CHOPPERS FRUIT MARKET, Riverdale.
opposite B. and o. Station.
SoDDNG, planting, topsoil, complete
landscape service. HOWARD LANDSCAPE
Co, Ii O4S6
Evening star., 1945-07-26
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM IN GOOD HOME, Northwest, in ex-
change for evenings help care companion,
by refined, educated middle-aged French
woman, Can after 8 pm. Hoi 9o72' OF
SING SINGLE 70 ROOM e 81 NV wv near Hsi; Conn ave
Call MA. $40 Mr.. COLE, 9 to 4:3O. 26'
QUIET, employed lady desires single room
YoN Y TsGef a6Y hSRe vsss P9x nee Too Sa IN oue
refined home. Call MISS SWEENEY, MA
foR it6Go sTAfE + DRPf. E Fl EMpLoYEs-centrally
Mss Mss 6G2Si G2R4LDfNE BRoWN' Republic
5000, Ext. 2244 or 2022.. 27'
EXECUTIVE wants furnished, quiet room
with bath and private entrance; no drink
SINGLE ROOM, double room, rooms with
bath, apts. and accommodations of every
variety in the vicinity of Bethesda and
Ghs es Chase of nan Ee aeedd snd b By ss e S
National Naval Medical Center. Facilities
should be reSistered in care OF The
American Red Cross Housing Service at
hfor@non hs fsas5 oT Ga w4 qF 432s 2s dgFafg
RED CROSS at the National Naval Medi-
cal Center. Bethesda, MARYLAND.
YOUNG MAN, Government, wants quiet
room with refined people. Box 246-C,
EMPLOYED LADY, doesn't smoke. desires
a room, vicinity 18th st. or Mt. Pleasant.
9oUSGS 9SHU SStSIS WAAF Es OFFICER desires furnished
man Park, Cathedral vicinity. EN-. 1878.
LARGE, AIRY BEDROOM with use OF
bShen s1S auPSy ga1 4ic a9f stay By SETTLED
GENTLE GIRL desires room or will share
with another girl; NV. or Sc. preferred.
SP. 0S22, Ext. 49, RIM. G-220, after $50
YOUNG MAN desires room. priced reason
ably by the month, in private Jewish fam
lily. Box 465-C. Star. 81.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ANY NE. AND Sc. PROPERTY-We pay
AcTtoN-We win buy your
house today or sell to cash clients, waiting
at fs R'Fiii GilEf q SufSR Sss'2ns 81
WE CAN SELL your property # located in
IsI5 Sp ~f FHos. Il w E. 'eis JHkRELI CO.. rsaisors
5kM H tofa oBfauNGAhow, fsonsl pc or 3ssrBy; must
settle al once. pay cash and and var 80 or
W WE Sas cxS SELL SCI Yo1k HOUSE We can ss.
sSS fasn vent ssi 1as
e2S CASH ii R6YRRs TS toE s. G. I AND Nd. property.
#ooPRizbos y 3sEsz So assf SP' Rhode
cAsH tssff foR Poi HoUsPs, 10 P p9' B. C. or Nd. If
rented. tenants not disturbed: inspect from
Sye syseraGr and ehls snS oE $500 Thomas ciTcle e
WE HAVE A CASH CLIENT for a 3-bed-
room and recreation room detached houss
%E daN EE 2ssG sfEL I6GE S6G HoGsE at its fun
value today Our oPipiSn 1Iss sDsaiis n no IS S5li-
Realtors established 1857. DI. 1o15,
51B' 80 RM. 4 81 HOUSE, detached. sub. Va, or
Md: near bus; $1,000 down. Box 2l2-c
WOULD LIKE TO BUY, direct from owner.
or bedroom house, preferably brick, In
Bethesda, Chevy Chase, or Silver Spring
area. Must be. convenient to trsnsporta-
ton. Substantial cash. WI. 1135.
HAVE CLIENT with modern apt. in Conn.
ave. bldg. renting for $50 so per mo. who
will purchase a 2 or 3 bedrm. detached
home, cost not to exceed $4,000, posses
sion of apt guaranteed; for further de-
tails cali MR. MOCK, EN-: 1890.
ID. G. LISTINGS wanted. We have clients
with ready cash waiting to buy your
home; our organization is new and anxious
to serve your interests; we are not slowed
down by time-worn traditions; for quick.
WADELAW REALTY CO., 2412 Pa. ave.
nv DI.. es6s; evenings, Oh. 540s;
BEDRM., z-bath brick house in North
Arlington: near transportation. GIL; 5074.
UPPER 18th ST; NV; OF east of 18th St.
modern, s-room home, Box 66-V. Star.
WANT 8, 4 or 5 family house. furnished;
1000 cash and other security; good pay.
ments Box 436-C, Star.
CASH BUYER-Immediately in need OF
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda. Sill.
yer Spring or Hyattsville area: prompt
action. Call Mr.. Blackwood, UN. 1892,
SHANNON g. LuCHs CO.. 1905 st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
sApARTMENTs WANTED Cont. :.

ATTORNEY, Government service, wants
furnished apartment for adults in Wash
snssfR GfRLs. 8. % smplosed. desire small apt. fur
nished or grfurn;; NV. section. AID. o7oo;
Want wan p coNGESfAI ssf GIRL, 20 to a7, share
furn. apt. with other girls; NV. section,
s2as mS .srNp gE SIss wsnssrSGT1N st.sE 23 after
sss
Iss;S w SRsss IN. HM ssssi ,
daushter d e need two-bedroom unfufnis6ed
apt. or house. Can lease Immediately, Ex-
cellent care guaranteed. Call RE. $500,
FURNfsHEp Fun SHSs APARTMENT or house want
| ed. with two or three bedrooms: perma-
nant; three adults. can MRS. BlLsK'
G BUSINESS EXEC perm, located in Wash
nsa ebdssS assfss oa pes asn rss ss b ny SEQ
Fo1R GIRLS, employed. single, FB1. de-
sakI oTSfSrs SSSs a'ss snS SSS Sls desire sa,
dria, NV. preferred; must be clean, good
sfSslfi %sRiLnlSAs. Sz SasS' EXT. sos y! SEs:
SMALL FURN. APT, for immediate occu-
pancy; maximum n' Sloo; Army Asn major from
NV, Arlington or Alexandria. Phone Wo.
64QQ. Apt; 13, mornings.
COUPLE desperate, must have small. furn,
references. 81. 9569.
ARMY OFFICER and wife want 1-bedrm.,
500. LT. DYER, RE. 75oO. EXT. 1856.
NICELY FURN. small Manhattan apt. in
trade for furn. apt. in Wash, area. CHI.
FURN. OR UNFURN. 8 or 4 bedrm.. 2
bath house, vicinity Bethesda. Chevy
Chase, Georgetown or NV. section. D1.
THREE WOMEN MARINES desire fur
nished or unfurnished apartment, one or
two bedrooms. Sc. or good transportation
90. between 8 a.m.-4 pm, MARTIN or
VENABLE. 28'
or 3 Ink. rooms: 2 adults, child 8; rea-
sonable ANDERSON, AID. S105.