davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23

RAAAbe3 A"A1o ANASASSSS> - A~4S
tuvai sugrys laisve. Betgi mu-
su tikejimas neturi butt mai
vus ir tuscias, nepagrystas, o
turf RENTS faktais ir turf bu-
tt lydimas darbQ.
Pirmu pirmiausia, jei mes
tikime kad Lietuva vel bus
laisva, mes turime isivaizduo-
ii, kaip, kuriuo atveju il gall
tapti laisva.
,Nugalejus Hitleri vien Sta
linas belieka Lietuvos ir kitu
tautu laisves trukdytojas. Tat
turf butt sunaikintas ir jis.
Tiesa, siadien nepanasu kad
Amerikieciai ar Anglai, t. y.
vieninteliai kurie gall Stalina
pazaboti, butu linke tatai da-
ryti. Bet tai anaiptol dar ne
ra irodymas kad ir visuomet
taip bus. Priesingai, yra daug
daviniu galvoti kad taip nebus.
Pasaulio tvarkymo planas
kuriame zymi role pavesta Sta
linui, yra lygiai taip pat mere
alus kaip ir tas planas kuria-
me zymiausia role buvo> pasi-
ketines vaidinti Hitleris. Pr
mojo nerealumo rezultatas yra
dabartinis karas, o antrojo ne
realumas jau dabar kyso pro
ivairius sajungininku nesuti-
kimus SUI .sovietais. Gi nuola-
tinis draugystes tvirtinimas ir
sutarimo akcentavimas kaip
tik parodo kad nei vieno nei
kito nera. Geriems draugams
nera reikalo nuolat kartoti
kad jie yra geri draugai, nes
tai savaime .aisku.
Negalima uztyleti bolseviku
nezmoniskumO
Priesingos bolsevikams min
tvs, tiesa, siadien he vieno me-
ginamos charakterizuoti kaip
nelojalumo Amerikos vyriau-
sybei pasireiskimas, kaip eli
mas prizes Americas interesus,
kaip pasidavimas svetimai ita-
kai, ir tt. ir tt. Bet jeigu prizes
bolsevikus nukeiptos mintys ir
akcija turf butt laikoma nelo-
jalia tai, logiskai galvojant,
bolseviku gyrimas ir ju prote-
gavimas turetu butt laikomas
lojaliu zingsniu. Ka gi tai
reiskia? Ogi tai: jeigu imsi
tvirtinti kad bolsevikai padare
labai gerai kad iszude milijo-
nus Rytu Europos gyventoju,
kad juos gyvuliniais vagonais
veze j Sibira ir ten didele ju
dali sunkiais darbais Xxi mir
ties uzkankino, ir jeigu is to
padarysi isvada kad Sovietu
Sajunga yra taika mylinti sa-
lis tai pasirodysi lojalus Anne
rikos vyriausybei.
Gi jeigu pasakysi kad boil
sevikai, zudydami n e k | t u
zmones ir juos kankindami pa
sielge kaip besieliai banditai,
ir is to padarysi isvada kad
bolsevikai ne tik netinka pa
sauliui tvarkyti, bet ir kad ju
prileidimas pasauline organi-
zacija yra visai zmonijai labai
pavojingas dalykas, tai pasiro-
dysi labai nelojalus sios Sales
vyriausybei.
Trumpai: jei pasakysi kad
zmogzudys yra labai geras
zmogus tai pasirodysi esas
lojalus pilietis, jei pasakysi
kad zmogzudys yra baustinas
nusikaltelis tai bust nelojalus
pilietis. stai j ka susiveda ap-
kaltinimas kad butt nusista-
ciusiam prizes bolsevikus yra
nelojalumas Amerikos vyriau-
sybei. Nesunku numatyti is
kur toks apkaltinimas ir kyla:
IS bolseviku agentq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
Tegul meile Lietuvos
Dega musq sirdy
Nenustokime Vi|ties

Ko Neduota Hiteriui tas siadien Atduota Stalinu
siaden jau Bolsevikai yra zmonijos Priesas No. L
Daugiau Susirupinimo Lietuvos Tremtinias ir Pa.
begeliais Atsminkime Musu Mirusius.
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rasyhte: Antmas A. oHs
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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BY DON WHITEHEAD

EAST OF THE RHINE, March
22-tRAA low flying troop carrier
plane towed a casualty-filled gil
der from the First Army's Rem
agen bridgehead today, Inaugural
ting spectacular new shuttle SER
vice for evacuating wounded rom
areas near the cross-Rhine battle
front.
1t was a dramatic moment on
the little landing strip in a cab
bage patch near the Rhine when
the transport swooped low, caught
a towrope and swept the glider
off the ground.
Glider evacuation of wounded
men has been carried out in India
and Burma, but this was the first
time it had been tried in the Euro
pean Theater of Operations. It wss
a success.
Capt. Donald Haug, Wenatchee,
Wash, of the Troop Carrier Com.
mand, said plans were to shuttle
ten large gliders to the bridgehead
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AMERICANS ENTER
CUIMARAS ISLAND
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
landed on Panay, 25th Philippine
island invaded by the Americans,
only last Sunday.
On Mindanao, the 41st Division
easily beat off a japanese coun-
terattack and continued its adj
vance north of Zamboanga. Guer-
rillas had controlled much of the
big southern island before the
American regulars landed March
10.
From new bases on the iberat-
ed islands, American bombers
continued their air blockade of the
South China Sea.
Only two of the larger Philip
pines, Negros and Cebu, remain
ed to be invaded by the Ameri-
can troops. They have been bomb
ed repeatedly. Guerrillas have
been active on both islands.
There was no estimate Of the
Japanese still fighting. Macarthur
announced only last Sunday that
282, 900, equivalent to eleven full
divisions, had been killed or cap
tured.
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value of the puuets sold from their
county.
Ir the spring of 1916 there will
be an egg show sponsored by the
Sears Roebuck Foundation, in
which those All club members who
took part in the poultry show will
participate. Two dozen select eggs
will be entered, and at the same
time the new All club members
chosen for next years contest
will be presented with 100 chicks
with which to start their brood.
It was pointed out that the eggs
exhibited in the show will be sold,
and the money will divert to the
All club treasures.
Mr.. Stewart explained that the
chicks to be presented to 4-H club
members will be U. S. certified, or
their equivalent in breeding value.
He stressed that those receiving
the chicks reserve the right to
specify any particular breed de-
sired, and med not be given Sears
Roabuck chicks unless specified.
Each contestant must agree to
feed and care for the chicks and
return to the county agent -
choice pullets to be entered in the
poultry show next fall.
Those attending the dinner at
the Governor Dudley restaurant
Wednesday night besides Mr.,
Stewart and Mr. Parish, were:
r. W. Galphin, farm agent Of
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Sears-Roebuck undation Plans
To Giue Chicks To All Members

A plan designed to promote an
increase in the earning capacity of
individual farmers and All club
members in the South, was an
nounced at meeting Wednesday
night in the Governor Dudley res
urant by Ranald Stewart, mana
ger Of the Wilmington store of
Sears-Roebuck and Co.
The meeting was attended by
county farm agents and home
demonstration agents of New Han
over. Pender, Bladen and Onslow
counties.
Sponsored by the Sears-Roebuck
Foundation, the plan is to furnish
ten members of the All clubs in
these four counties with 100 baby
chicks each, amounting to 1000
chicks, and next fall a poultry
show will be given at Wilmington,
in which the IL best pullets Of
each contestant will be entered.
Directing the experiment will he
Clifton F. Parish. poultry special
list at N. c. State College.
At the show next fall, the pull
lets will be auctioned and the
money will be. used to start an
other group of All members in
the project on the same basis. In
event a surplus should result in
the sale of pullets, this will be
turned over to the All Club treas
urer in proportion to the sales
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MASS EVACUATION
OF TOKYO HllyTED
CONTINUED from Page One,

Tokyo radio as telling Diet COM
mittee the corps would be on Il
national scale, so that "everv
member of the nation may be as
signed appropriate defense duty in
case Of emergency"
Premier Kuniaki Koiso wa $
quoted as telling the diet-in re-
ply to question raising the pos
sibility the homeland may be
split apart by the enemy''-that an
"area-by-area defense structure"
was being set up.
Minister of Agriculture an
Commerce Toshio Shimada report
rice, wheat and sweet potatoes
had already been distributed
and stored in great quanti-
ties" He declared: There is moth
ing to worry about for the pres
ent even if, by chance, the home
land is split up
Tokyo radio also said the U. S.
Fifth Fleet, including Vice Adm.
Marc A. Mitscher's powerful car
rier task force which hit the Japa-
nese Navy Monday, was fleeing
with full speed" southwark toward
the Ryukyo Islands, pursued by
japanese planes.
The Yank naval airmen Grip
pied Is or II Nipponese warships
in the attack on enemy fleet bases
and detectives in the Japanese in
land sea. but radio silence has
concealed the fleet movements
since then.
The Japanese radio said, with
out confirmation, that eight U. S.
warships were sunk and three
damaged, including seven or more
carriers sunk or rendered unserv-
iceab1e. The official u S. report
said none OF the warcraft. was.
sunk, but some were damaged.
There was no Allied cenfirma-
ton of a Japanese imperial head
quarters report that three British
destroyers and Nipponese shore
batteries in the southern Andaman
Islands, in the Bay of Bengal, en-
gagged in a Smelling duep' Mon
day. The Japanese claimed one
destroyer was sunk and two heav-
lily damaged.
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In England authorized lotteries
we're established as early as 1869
and from 179 to 1924 the Govern
mint annually raised large sums
Nv lntteries.
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Newfoundland Worker.
10 Arrive In U. S. To
Aid Labor Shortaee,

AMHERST, Mass, March %
R-The First of an expected Inn
70 wv Newfoundlanders, recruit
ca 70 ease 4 Northeastern states
dairy farm labor shortage, will
arrive in the United States this
weekend. Harold Preston. area di.
rector OF the Farm Emergency
Labor progam, said today.
I'VE hope to have some 500 Or
800 men and women before nv.
campaign there ends Nav -"
Preston explained.
The Observation-Disclosures will he
distributed on dairy farms over
New England, New York New,
Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
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In the 18th century The Hague
was merely a hunting lodge for
4he counts of Holland.
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First GliderAn1bulance
Used East OF The Rhine

daily, each making three trips to
carry out IL litter cases or 10
walking wounded per trip.
This would be an average Of
about $50 evacuees daily. Five min
utes after the wounded leave the
bridgehead, they arrive at hos
pital airstrip west of the Rhine.
The advantage of glider evacua-
ton lies in speed and in saving of
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New Hanover; Miss Ann Mason.
New Hanover home demonstra-
ton agent: R. r. Rich. Fender
farm agent; Miss Frances o.
Weston, Fender home demonstra-
ton agent; Charlie c. Clark, On
slow farm agent; Miss Laura Beat
ty, Onslow demonstration agent:
and Miss Jean Craven, assistant
home demonstration agent of Blad-
en- county.
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LOCAL MAN WINS
ARMY CITATIONS

r.hrical SET. Robert H. Justice,
le' as heen awarded the Bronze
y, r.. M Medal and the Purple Heart,
s.si arding to word received by
seVo aarents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A..
BIS .! PC II 3O1 South Second street.
'u,'+ member of the Infantry, JUS
a vas ~, slightly" wounded while
ne action in France February l..
n uttered service October l., 1912
he he received his training at Camp
AZ. ...erbury. Ind. Fort Leonard
s a',o Mo-, and Camp Breckin-
4 'soe Kv He has been overseas
l, i've october of last year and
s.ns , Is somewhere in Holland"
INV graduate of New Hanover High
a .t ~ Justice was employed by
W. Grannis-Higgins Construction
Nv Nv 81 the air base in Goldsboro,
s w entering the service.
W mo citation accompanied the
..roeant's award of the Bronze
ca e. states. in heavy artillery
s ssrrage directed to stave off
. mr. advance of our forces
. -" an enemy held town, Techni-
al Sergeant Justice, a platoon SER
sosnt acting as first sergeant at
s s time was wounded by flying
shrannev. Disregarding this wound,
10 ~ concerned himself with the
ssfetv of MS men, supervising and
s,sisting as the company engaged
IN entertainment procedure. He had
4rst aid administered to another
man who had been wounded dur
ins the artillery barrage, and per-
sisted in staying with his men I'M
n ordered to the aid station for
evacuation. His display of unswerv-
IND devotion to duty instilled con-
Adence in his men and merits
commendation of a high order"
-V-
In England authorized lotteries
we're established as early as 1869
md from 179 to 1924 the Govern
mint annually raised large sums
-, 1o44orjnc
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ambulance space. The traffic proc
lem along the packed roads lead.
ing to and inside the bridsehead
also is reduced.
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REWARD FOR MECHANIC

OLNEY, ILL.,, March 22.-WH-
A motor sales company in Olney
has offered 500 reward to any
one who sends them a good auto
mobile mechanic who works for
them at least 60 days. The money
will be paid at the end Of the 90
days, they said.
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PEACE PROPOSAL DENIED

FEACE FRUPOSAL DENIED
DUBLIN, March 22.-P)-David
Gray, American minister to Fire,
said today there was no basis in
fact for a report that Prime Min
lister cannon de Valera had passed
along to him a peace proposal re-
ceived from the German minister
in Dublin, DR.. Eduard Hempel.
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GRANDDAD GETS DISCHARGE

ALEXANDRIA, Ind, March q.
-(U.H)-The youngest grandfather
in service, PM 1/c Harry Johnson,
"A. has been given his honorable
discharge from the Navy and re-
turned home. johnson was ac-
claimed last year in servicenen's
publications and other periodicals
as being the youngest grandfath-
err in the armed forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FAMILY working in both Washington and
Rs,timore need gnfurnished house Access
sible to Union Statlon Three or more
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, two children need
2 2obedroom house or apt by April 10 e GE.
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICER desires or 4
bedrm, house, prefer unfurnished in D. G.
RA nen 4s M 81 Re & 300 Ext COL ss45 FRh
RCAF. OFFICER, wife and child require
furnished house; will pay up to $3.50 per
R Rgsfa, 0cceo'iloRED FAMILY will pay
up GI to SO NO ne f sgs rs room house, best
EXCHANGE With 9 service oeer sbedroom
house in Norfolk for . or 3 bedroom quar-
tiers in or around D. C. Phone GIL, 1901.
ARMY OFFICER with family needs or 8
bedroom house or apartment to rent on
Or before May 9Th Location @9d6 in NV Pre-
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom house. near
yard sd for suitable s-bedToom house S Jack
III 1t. ~coMfDR. permanently stationed de-
sires 3-bedroom ,furn. house. for wife,
householder daughter and white nurse;
viii pay Sl50-s175 per mo-; NV. Phone
1t e cSoMMDR. wishes suitable temporary
desired. co. 3706 bet. and pm, ex-
LIDY, adult daughters. require untu turn.
pancy on or before June i. Wo. 6075.
10 MONTHS OLD, lived 9 places. 4 cities;
Now my Dad naval ,sSal ofdeer l Men a ane
5 OR BEDROOM furnished house re-
auired for May / occupancy preferably
and p Ssqg oders 70 Fae q
residence. because Of sale. VIII pay any
6 Gsas4p9DIs A Fsbs of bu c2 25 sseT
RESPONSIBLE Govt. ,ofacial: furn. or un-
furn @ f. occupy Iga nov
+ sssSS pa HIRE g, s9 isnt bedrooms,
Cleveland, Ohio win rent in exchange
f9I or bedroom hon sha or s apartment in
NAY Nay iss.ssaEEpTERMBER-wanted to sublet
snd for Garden oSesde
Chase; couple, no children, no pets.
THRRs MONTHS a9oSsff ADVANCE RENT for un-
furnished 3-bedroom house or 2-bedroom
apartment, northwest. by permanent air
force s e 5 separated gens three
NAVAL COMDR. on first shore duty after
10. years at sea needs home for self and
or 2 bedrooms. furn. or unfurn. house or
apt; pref. NV. or nearby sub. OR. 5gi2
BEFORE MAY 1--2-bedroom house, un-
furnished, nearby Virginia or Maryland,
by Government emplaye; references; max
msn Ssq monthly snyt Chesnut 5n 49
furn.. permanent: references: occupy now
or later; NE 37do. RE; $500. Ext. 212s.
baby need 2-bedroom house or bungalow
immediately TIE. 1870. A.
GEORGETOWN OR NV, wanted for i'm
mediate occupancy furn. house. at least
two bedrooms and bath; by four adults in
Govt. and DIPLOMATIC service, no children;
references invited and EXCHANGED. Phone
OR. 0051
NAVY OFFICER townerl. will exchange
occupancy OF new 5-room modern home,
Indianapolis. Ind, SIS, furnished or I'M
furnisheq, Tor house or apt in Washingt ton
or vicinity. Phone day RE. 7400, Ext
ISIS: night. Glebe 2S05. L
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FOR sALE-Pair good work horses and
pair good work mules years old and
sound. At 4427 Potomac ave. NV, George
town oxford $3.50.
ATTENTION TO FARMERS-Private sales
daily 40 head OF work horses, 6 good
young mules from medium-pric horse
to the best that grows: lot of mated
teams; sorrels. roans. dapple grays;
pure-bred Belgian mares, pure-bred
Percheron mares, at Shadow Lawn Stock
Farms. You can pay half the purchase
price, balance to suit. Horses delivered
any reasonable distance at no extra
charge Reference, George P. Henderson.
president. Montgomery County National
Bank, Rockville. Md. w. o. DOsH. PROD.
GaithersbuTg. Md Phone 40.
oh HIGH WHEEL WAGON, good cond..
$50. oh corn cultivator good cond.. $40,
. good work horses, 500 each; l set wagon
harness and lines. 500; rough oak lumber,
lot S100 Call after II 80 a m, 81. Os26
MULES, 3 pairs, good broke Tennessee: 3
single mules, ] well-broSe work mare, l
Tenn. walking horse. ] registered -yr.-old
saddle mare with papers Hilltop Farm,
of Fisher I'd, Temple Hills. Md. MR..
HICKS, Locust 1896.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY desires to
rent her beautiful new s-room stone home
with lovely grounds to DISCRIMINATING small
appointments and the latest in innovations
would appeal 81 bedrooms, 3h baths
Arlinetonss Il minutes from downtown.
INGTON REALTY CO. GE. $500.
FOR RENT REASONABLE, attractive f.
rm. tenant house with modern conyeniences
In Fairfax County. 10 mi. from Washing
ton; essential that women be willing to do
part-time light housework on hourly pay
sad5 Roaf Rai IN Walk
up: SS5: Eighteenth St.. near New Hamp-
shire: available Apr. LIST. Box 310-K, Star.
COUNTRY HOUSE. furnished. available i'm
mediately for 1-year lease at $3.50 per
month, located on hill with beautiful view,
on the Glen-Travilah I'd, II miles from
Dupont Circle and q miles from Rockville.
Nd. 1t contains entrance hall. living room,
library, dining room, kitchen, pantry, lava
tory. large. screened porch, 4 master bed:
rooms with baths, maids rooms and
bath. garage; House specially built for
owner, contains all modern electric equip
ment and conyeniences RANDALL H.
HAGNER g. CO., INC, 1921 Conn. ave-.
DE 1900,
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SUBURBAN sAls-wRGINlA,

COUNTRY ESTATE-Unusually attractive
b-acre estate IN beautiful section OF
views and most attractive u setting 81 ne
with adjacent broom cottage: both with
eatbaildings: miles from Distric ct fri esai
details, call CHI. 1888, REALTY Asso-
BRfcK BsuNGALow-Modern, s rooms
ane bath. owner oceupisd half block OF
fs aHa DEi sMos iGl4 A sh g. sa
SEE Ta ai HOME ToDAY-only on. left;
End floor: living rm, dining nm, Kitchen:
screened porch, fun basement: bus fare;
price $500 sS xS Soss sash, BALANCE Ike
R a1Hsi Esai' FARM type home; thi, house
ssss on anre E Toom. srs Ct pasabss
pretty view OF, surrounding country; house
not modern; but electricity Is ayailsblei
Ss.soo, Balance cash See MASON sS HrR asT.
aRe phene v a. ss, the d sns Fl
coIoNIAL BRICK Mansion on ~ acres,
This house was built about $50 years ago
hea has Bath o sFss eSm ssIT:y 81
! pc porcRes: on hard. surfaced hiehWay a and
bus lines, With beautiful trees and box
sS oa sHd s miles ssS from q sE ssss q p s
|SIS.500. Reasonable down payment and
Va. at the end OF Columbia pike. Phone
AlexandTia bS12, Closed Sundays
$4,000 CASH; lst-noor rent pays balance:
double bedrm.. kit.-dinette. shower. bath;
vacant: pvt entrance. BOSS. CHI. 6g77.
bedroom brick on very easy terms Phone
vA.--Gettiug ready to dis
pose Of 40 .5-room houses which are only
viii be priced from 81 .ebo 70 $3.50. For
information call Mr.. FREDERICK. Di.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WAVE OFFICER desires single furnished
room with bath, in private home, NV. sec
ton, convenient to Navy Dept. National
2740. Ext. 221, after T pm. 29s
REFINED WOMAN, perm. located, desires
single room, preferably with private bath;
within walking distance Veterans Bureau
Must be on lst floor or elevator bldg. Box
REFINED MATURE LADY. employed, de-
sires bedroom and kitchen or kitchen
privileges. Box 267-K, Star. %
WANTED Furnished room with bath; pre-
Pleasant airline; BOZ, 250-K, star, %.
by April /, Ink. or be ped with breakfast
la 'ndry priyils., IN adult family; pref. \. W.
near bus. .TR.. 1871 after 9 pm. 29'
LARGE unfinished room, nonhousekeep-
ing; employed gentleman. Box 249-K.
SOBER, QUIET MAN desires room in Silver
Spring; reasonable rent. Phone 81. 3777.
TWO BRITISH wRNs OFFICERS require
reasonable double nm. Immediately, pref
erably Dupont Circle area. Phone DU.
$3.50 after pm.
YOUNG MAN, over 30. wants room near
Conn. ave. with adult family. Box 3ls-K,
MffDDLE-AGED COUPLE want clean room
with two good beds and chairs; limit $50.
Call TO 5 RE. 1900. Ext. 1851, MR..
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN, civilian. de-
sires room with bath. convenient 18th and
II SITS. NV. District 2315. 81