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One of the Greatest
Biographies in Music

AS in the preceding volumes,
Newman is animated by his deep
admiration for Wagner's genius,
but is not blinded by it to a just
estimate of his character. The
material for this book is close to
the memory of an older genera
ton and has to do with his mar
riage to CoSima von Bulow, his
friendship with King Ludwig II
of Bavaria, the creation of Bay
reuth, and on to the composers
death. Wagner's questionable
behavior toward the King, his
peculiar thought processes and
the fanatical devotion of Cosima
to him and to his plans are not
CLOSED over but lucidly brought
out.
The four books form one of the
greatest biographies ever writ
ten. Mr.. Newman is not only a
profound scholar, sure of his facts
as the 16 years required for the
completion of the biography
shows, but writer who presents
his analysis in readable style.
In the exhaustive treatment of
his well-documented subject, it is
a book for musicians and laymen
alike. Yet, as Newman says,
mo life of Wagner can be con-
sidered as anything like final
until Wahnfried has opened many
more of its treasures to our ex-
animation; it is probable, indeed,
that more than one of our pres
ent facts and judgments will call
for correction or modification
when certain eagerly awaited doc
uments are published in full,
when letters are released from
quarantine and when a number
of passages that have obviously
been suppressed in letters already
published have been restored"
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Russian
Composers

1NuSSldh
Composers
Biographies Of Russian COM
pozers continue to exceed those of
other nationalities. The most in
formative of these is Alexe1
Ikonnikoe's "Myaskowsky, His
Life and Work" This book about
a composer who is not>> too well
known here is chiefly valuable for
the detailed listing of his works
and their content. The biograph-
ical data is condensed but shows
the influences at work during the
early life of the composer under
the Czarist government and those
under the Soviets where he won
enduring fame. Israel Nestyev's
Serge Prokofieff, His Musical
Life" written with the cooper
alton of the composer. is COM
prehensive study of different Pc
riods and circumstances that had
a bearing on his musical develop
ment. He begins at the begin
ming, faithfully tracing the COM
poser's progress claiming, how
ever, as the Towering effect on
his genius, his return to the So
Wet fold. No new light is con-
tributed on the composer in An
toni Gronowicz's "Sergei Rach-
maninoff" as it follows almost
literally the "Rachmaninoff Rec
elections" by Oskar Won Riese-
mann. Mr.. Gronowicz adds only
the last years to a formerly bet
ter told story.
"The Music of Tschaikovsky' is
survey of the composers works
written by different music critics
and edited by the British critic,
Gerald Abraham. The various
branches of composition which
the Russian essayed are portioned
out between these writer's, nine
in all, who analyze them with a
thoroughness never before ac-
corded them. Only one chapter,
~ AAWo AoSAoPSAoCl, Ia NC
voted to "TSchaikovsky, the
Man." the rest of the biograph-
ical material being woven into the
estimates of his compositions by
the other authors. It Is read
able and informative book in
spite of the collaboration of so
many writer's.
Decidedly entertaining but for
different reasons are Bruno Wal
ter's autobiography cleverly en-
titled Theme and Variations"
and Gretchen Damrosch Finlet-
ter's From the Top of the Stairs
The former is a nostalgia look
backward by the renowned con-
ductor on the years of his child
hood in Berlin and his subse-
quent career all over Europe.
While Mr.. Walter dwells with
affectionate remembrances on
those past times, he enlivens his
rather romantic style with word
Evening star., 1946-12-01
The Causes of
Modern Music

The subject of contemporary
music has been approached often
by various writer's, but never
from quite the same angle as does
Max Graf in his book, Modern
Music" This eminent and pro-
life author takes as his thesis the
causes of modern music. He
glances comprehensively over the
political, social, philosophical and
artistic trends of centuries that
unite to form the revolutionary
musical ideas of the present time.
The direct influences can be
summed up in his words: Con-
temporary composers no longer
lived and created in a uniformly
intellectual world. They were no
longer united by an absolute
world philosophy. Each of them
stood by himself in the midst of
whirls of ideas"
After summary of conditions
during the classic and romantic
periods, he moves quickly to the
outstanding modernists. He an
alyses the intervals before World
War I, that of the years between
the two wars and the present d&y.
From his very interesting ex-
Evening star., 1946-12-01

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1Q0.-Legal.

-.+itIed "City Of Wilmington, North
ins en- EN- New Hanover County and C.
Car.oaIanr-se City-County Tax Collector VS..
T. Sa Ian II. Burke and wife, Maria Burke
WINE Metropolitan Trust Company Build
ano T. Loan Association, Mortgage" the
ing e-soned Commissioner will on Mon
IN" Nav s. 1916, at IL o'clock noon at
Day court House door of New Hanover
tn the offer for sale and sell at public
Cg 1a n the last and highest bidder for
W. subject to confirmation by the
aSt u.s. The following described property;
Gov and being in the City of Whining
10, ,'oa IN at the intersection of the
De-, n.e line of Wood Street with the
N. ,sieeI line of Green Street; runs
sonl southwardly along Wood Street
mi n.t thence Westwardly 66 feet; thence
sWs.,rttSsvardly SO feet to Green Street;
! N. Eastwardly along Green Street
u ui' let to the Beginning. Same being part
% lots / and 2 in Block 256 according
o. o. the official plan of the City OF Will
wirg+on. N. c., and being the same prop
nv Nv conveyed to the Defendants, Burke
e. wife, by deeds duly recorded In the
cords of New Hanover County IN BOOK
"a Al mage 9S, and in Book VI at page
"a ard also in Book lib, at page 55s OF
re records aforesaid.
The successful bidder will be required
a. denosit 10 per cent OF his DID Win
me Commissioner. oo
Ni Mod and posted this the 22nd day OF
HA'e''' - CLAYTON c. HOLMES.
Commissioner
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COMMITS SIONER'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue of the power and
duly given by judgment OF
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County in that proceeding therein pend
ing entitled "City of Wilmington, North
Carolina, New Hanover County and c. r.
Morse, City-County Tax Collector VS..
William Richardson, John Richardson,
Herbert Richardson ct ux, Mamie Rich
ardson and Blanche Meares," the under
signed Commissioner will on Monday.
May 6, 1916, at IL o'clock no>l at the
Court House door of New Hanover Coun-
ty, offer for sale and sell at public sale to
the last and highest bidder for cash sub
ject to confirmation by the Court, the
following described property; lying and
being in the City of Wilmington, N. G.:
Beginning at the intersection OF the
Western line of 6th and the Southt1n
line of Orange Street; runs thence West
along said line of Orange Street 80 feet;
thence South 1872 feet; thence East 80 feet
to 9th Street; and thence North along
9th Street 1872 feet to- the Beginning. Same
being part of Lots l and 2 in BLOCK loz,
according to the official plan OF the City
of Wilmington, N. c.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent of his bid with the
Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 22nd day
CLAYTON C. HOLMES,
Commissioner
CT,ASSIFIFD DISPLAY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
of REAL ESTATE

finder and by virtue of the power and
authority duly given BY JuosInent OF
the Superior Court Of Nem hanover
c "a in that proceeding therein pend
~ antitled Getty of wilmington, North
G S,S Ii New Hanover County and c.
S = WIS., Citv-County Tax Collector VS..
Sophia Waddell," the unu o1 Msa' Co ON
missioner will on Monday May 8, 1915,
a. ~ o'clock noon at the Court House
- =, ~ New Hanover County, offer for
~. L. and sell at public sale to the last and
sais anu +idder for cash subject to con-
Animation by the Court the following de-
sarii.sd property; lying and being in the
81. $50 NJ Wilmington, N. C.:
~ 1yaginning at point in the Southern
w.. 81 Green Street 81 IL feet East of
4 A!e Eastern line of Dickson Street, run
ing sde thence Eastwardly along Green
s stIs Il ia feet, thence Southwardly
Is feet. thence Westwardly Al Ia feet,
let thence Northwardly 66 feet to the
bseinning. the same being part Of Lot
IN Block 256, according to the official
Man of the City of Wilmington, North
Carolina.
The successful bidder will be required
n deposit 10 per cent of his bid with
yhe Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 22nd day of
CLAYTON c. HOLMES,
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-31
Brewster Wants Atom
Bomb Experiments To
Proceed On Schedule

WASHINGTON, March 30-(P)-
Senator Brewster (R-Me.) declared
today the Bikini atom bomb tests
should proceed on schedule despite
suggestion from Chairman Walsh
D-Mass.) Of the Senate Naval AT
fairs committee that the whole
question is now open.
IT see no reason to change my
mind, " Brewster told a reporter.
eve ought to 60 ahead"
Several other senators, including
members of the Military Affairs
committee, said they thought the
nation should determine what eff
feet the maritime explosions will
have on a surface fleet, so that
future defense needs can be plan
ned intelligently.
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SERIOUS JOBLESS
PROBLEM FEARED
Fletcher Warns There Nav
Be $4,000 Unemployed
Veterans In N. E.. Soon

RALEIGH, March 30. - R -
warning that there may be SC, 900
unemployed ex-service men in
North Carolina by June, Chair
man A. l.. Fletcher of the State
unemployment Compensation com
mission said today that only COOP
Grafton of industrial and business
leaders can prevent a, serious I'M
employment crisis among veter-
ans.
There is a dangerous tend
ency," he said, ''to attribute the
veterans plight to an alleged lack
Of effort on the veterans part of
find a job.
"Our records would indicate that
just the opposite is true. Those
many jobs which are supposed to
be available are, in practically ev-
cry case, jobs of a type which are
of short duration or which offer
virtually no future.
"a youth with technical train
ing and ambition cannot be ex-
pected to take day laborer's job
as long as there is a chance of
work in his field, especially when
he has earned the right to a de-
cent wage through several years
of Army or Navy service"
Fletcher attributed the current
unemployment problem to the
speed-up in service rehabilitation
and a showdown in industrial re-
conversion.
The UCC and related agencies,
he said, can offer only temporary
relief, and the real answer must
come from employers who through
out the war promised that the
rights Of the servicemen would be
protected and his job insured.
The State office of the U. S.
Employment service reported that
in February it received 1851 ap-
plicants for jobs and that local en-
ployment service agencies found
work for only 1904.
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1SO.-Legal.

clock noon at the Court House door of
New Hanover County, offer for sale
and sell at public sale to the last and
highest bidder for cash subject to con-
firmation by the Court, the following
described property; lying and being in
the City of Wilmington, N. c.:
Beginning in the Southern line Of
Queen Street at a point one hundred
and twenty-five Q25) feet Eastwardly
from the Eastern line of Eleventh Street,
and running thence. Eastwardly along
the said line of Queen Street forth (40)
feet; thence Southwardly parallel with
Eleventh Street. sixty-six 1861 feet;
thence Westwardly, parallel with Queen
Street forty t4o) feet; thence North
wardly, parallel with Eleventh Street
sixty-six 1861 feet to the beginning, the
same being part of Lot No. 1 tone) in
Block No. Sixty-nine (69) according to
the present plan of the said City of
Wilmington, being the same lot at one
time owned by Andrew Smith and by
him and his wife mortgaged to the
Home Realty Company.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent of his bid with
the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 22nd day OF
March, 1916.
CLAYTON c. HOLMES,
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-31
SPRING BACK AGAIN
IN NEW YORK; CIRCUS
is BACK AT GARDEN
By..STANLEY

NEW YORK, March 29.-(R)-
Get ready for the ballyhoo, brother
the circus is in town.
Three brightly painted Ringing
Brothers and Barnum and Bailey
circus trains pulled into the Bronx
railroad yards Friday.
On hand to meet the elephants,
horses, camels, giraffes and other
animals were some SO children.
The circus opens at Madison
Square Garden April 4.
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SILK TO ARRIVE

SEATTLE, March 30.-(P)-One
million dollars worth of raw silk
enough to fill five freight cars,
or, mere interestingly, enough to
make 100000 pairs of women's
stockings-will be discharged from
the SIS Marine Falcon here Mon
day ard moved to Hoboken, NJ,
by fast freight. The steamship is
due from Japan late today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-31

One Russian scientist has
planned to sink well 5000 feet,
bring up hot water, and pipe il
direct to Moscow homes.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
DE REAL. ESTATE

Under and by virtue of the power and
authority duly given by a judgment of
tbe Superior Court of New Hanover
County in that proceeding therein pend
ine entitled, city of Wilmington, North
Carolina, New Hanover County and c..
R Morse City-County Tax Collector VS..
lanes T. Hawes and r. D. Halves, Mort
saeee." the undersigned Commissioner
viii on Monday, May 6, 1916, at IL o.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-31

The Danish merchant Fahren-
heit. who invented the thermoxn-
eter, was a business failure.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE,

AETNA MOVING & STORAGE Co.-Local
and long distance, No Job too large and
AXE AXE 70 YOU S"at, MoyrNGg lpy: Let the RETURN
ADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving-day problems: packing. transpor-
sss US o. in ban
ding your household effects; come in and
iet Ed5a Us tals t oy;d over Phone IL 29s4 or Il
as f U5Ss Gosr ave af HooR s
es so0F CO. Sss HoRF5N srS Or rRaN
LIGHT MOVING; trunks. etc. ANDERSON
TRANSFER CO. Jll5 7th St. NV. RE.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING. Cargo
Insurance on all loads. Modern van trucks
For prompt, efficient service. call DE.
fsLL HI fsASggrRE fsy e nsht and Sundays DASH
MOVING AND general hauling-Ashes and
trash specially, Truck with driver for
s n h4H AND Os aSx e. 4ss rates
We Will take your surplus furniture as part
SMayVWnHt MSVfNa on sTSRF y9Hr moyinR Cn EDEMANs @
LEWIS 1RANSFER-Local moving and
hauling: immediate service. White. AT.
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE, Is 900 50.
It,; local moving. padded vans, reasonable
rates paekng srstng q Al 9rds gTSmpt p
M haGLfNG AND @ P4ckiSG as ~ sensral H ave and
miscellsneous mi ds1 Ils by reliable coiored man
MOVING TODAY? I'll pick UP your be-
longings any time, day or night. Light
EDWARDS q FINCHAN, light movers
trunks: etc: day or night twhite).
LET Us BE AT YOUR sERyICE-call
RA. SAB for parcel delivery or furniture
moving. AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
DELIVERY
MOVE THE SAFE WAY-Move the Bayne
& Scates way. experienced white help. fire.
proof warehouse for storage Day, TIA
$3.50. or Ia. 5400: night, EN-. 1868 II"
Evening star., 1946-01-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SHEPHERD COLLIE PUPS, beauties child's
pal; tan with white markings: S15 and
S25, Falls Church S31 -W3
SPRINGER SPANIEL. 3 to 8 months,
BOxERs-We stili have a few choice puEs
reg; the best bloodlines AL 0s05; IL
COCKER SPANIEL PUP, Is weeks old.
black male. Axe papers. sired by Ch.
Dalecarlie's Bob; an intelligent beauty.
Toy MANCHESTER TERRIERS. pair. 5
the size Ct Mexican Chihuahuas; very
small; S!5 for the pair: leaving the city.
CANARIES. red Factor males, beautiful
colors, ready for, breeding. Guaranteed
Gnay eesshd sos cAnvN Mg sisfy 0y 1883
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES for sale, reds and
blacks; pedgreed, LrLBERN KENNELS,
Clarksville, Md. Ellicott City 93-F-6.
ENGLISH BULLS. l VI. old. female; l-5
mos, white and brindel; reg. Axe; healthy
BpTlington I'd. Hyattsvilie WA; 2s4o,
kittens: males: blond and red; 2 months
old. WO. S633.
HOMES for 3 kittens. 3 mos old; house
BROKEN. pretty and healthy. EN-. 9Q2s.
years old housebroken, wonderful pet. $50;
Call Wisconsin 3774 before s am. and
KITTENS - Good homes wanted for 4
adorable kittens; free. Call after pm
BITTEN wanted, orange eolored, male. "
BOSTON TERRIER PupPY. female, beau
tifully marked. exceptionally nice. GE.
0325. 325 Emerson ST. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES and photo supplies for cam
eras and movie equipment largest selection
range finders, projectors, film, paper, chem
icals, fash guns and 500 more items
sRENNER n. PHOTO CO, 93a Pa. ave; NV.
AIaR% IGuehs ChoGRs Sfs tany make
incl. elec.: also expert watch and iewelry
qsEs ssEyoS TSTs co
LIZ St Ma SSe4 9pen
ssch.; machine shop facilities; shaft si ase re-
building; steel benches and shelving avail;
fender sanders. exhaust fans. belts,
seuIPMENT IrS V CO. S47s Sherman n % ave. NV. NV
ANDIRONs, coal crates, fireplace fixtures,
insulation, storm sash and doors; weather;
Stores Stores. Phone orders, AT. 400. "
White goTms: Tubifex AoUARiUM suPPLY
ASPHALT i1SIr p TIE fye; your our basement or an,
F.Ey in hs hsgs Gs P 5S54
some sood condtion eWat utimase easeh comfort a6q
BABY CARRIAGE, prewar coach, good con-
saRs sss REsF6RciNG ffsf Robs b. al ao Sizes
many lengths. HEcHINGER CO. 18th and
RrsITT stS ne sHoe Ase for goai1pMsTT ME }enss ,
nn zen sss spd in e1es feRs
HAiRDREssER. I7o4 Conn ave. NV.
BEDS, pair Of twin. made by Baker Fur,
niture Co.. decorators pieces. Fruitwooo
finish with ostrich feathers in headboard
for pair. Call MI. 1891.
sf ssen. sSs ssS 2antd soIf
saDs o1 cs sT Or iss Sefofe eh ssf
Son. Va.
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ROOMS UNEURkISHED.
ROOMS WlIh BOARD.

1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Lovely maple
furniture, delicious meals: vacancies for
settled women and ! girl AID. 1852.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN, Forest Glen. Md,
cold running water, large dining room and
lounge: bus services and car pools. SH.
692q
1i0I 10th ST. NW.-vacancy in triple
room. ideal location. switchboard, choice
I404 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV de-
sirable vacancies in one of Washington's s
cleanest, up-to-date houses; all studio
rooms: single, S4s so; triple. S43.50 Call
after pm; Re; 423s
room: also girl to share room with an
soi4 KALoRAMa RD. NV. just of Conn.
ave.-Double rm. for young" single people
only, home privileges.
1856 N ST. N.W.-Vacancies for refined
pnc. pass i1as in noom aouss
1401 18th ST. N.W.-Large 2nd-fr front
room; new modern furniture. telephone,
near bath also vacancy in double. excel
lent meals ideal location.
1850 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Larse double
Or 9ao, eoupIs PIE s S45 & e. each per mo: NO; s7s5:
for girls: home cooked food: chw:
11I5 LANIER PL. NW.-Twin-be room
to share for girls, closets. 2 bathrooms
1114 MASS. AVE. NW.--Large redec-
grated rm. for young ladies. $40 each,
III. N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-A few
attractive vacancies for girls in this
popular gueSthouse:
Room and board, L girl $50 month.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.


WILL EXCHANGE desirable 2-bedroom, un-
furnished apartment in Richmond for cor
responding accommodations in Washington
area; M WoLK, 3I5 North blvd. Rich
mond 20. Va. 5-9205. 13'
in Los Angeles for one In Washing ton
Write wans,s GRACE 3. cA,(,D. WOOD. 3@6 So. Nor
COMFORTABLE APT,s N.W.-Liv., bed,
similar or smaller apt, N. Y. C. CO. 1894
after @ @ Pm: Wed, Thurs; lo'
d. c.. liv. rm.. kit, dress. rm.. bath. mod
ern bldg. Want similar or larger, down
town Manhattan or WestcheSter. DU.
:t53g
NEW YORK-Will exchange broom apt,
NV. Washington. for any size apt, mid
town Manhattan. Washington apt rents
Tor $50, will pay to 500 in New York
CO. 4Il9.
EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt In Washington
D: G. lor apt. in Birmingham. Ala. MA
FURNISHED two-room apt. in midtown
Manhattan, 500. for similar or one large
loom apt. in Washington. Box IOs-b
Star 10.
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ROOMS WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER wants large clean room
in n. W. SO. of Dupont Circle, with or with
dav time 10.
EX-ARMY OFFICER, now attending
college desires room near GEORGETOWN
University. Write to Box 7l-D, Star. o.
WANTED by settled. unemployed lady
room with kitehenette or kit privil in pvt
home of adults. some responsibility con-
QUIET BGsISEsswoMAN' l'' desires sdTef single p 81
room or Ink. apt. in private home or
hotel in downtown Northwest area. pre-
ferred near Pa. ave. Box 40-D. Star
OFFICER. employed Washing
ton permanently. desires room, Northwest
GENTLEMAN desires desire wei Well-fapnished @ room
with double bed large closet. in de-
tached private gentle home or apt,
bet. $40 and 8 pm. at Ia. 9377, or
write Box q5-D, Star l3s
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IS tuRh.-horthwes, Cont. +,

s@ us suRk. Northwest Cont
1881 QUE ST. N.W.-Large front room
with running water for 3 men. S6 each;
also single basement room, 81.
home. every convenience. close to 18th st.
bus bus and 4th st. car; Eentlemani 50:
3347 ouesada ST. NV. Wo. 3347 for sp-
MASTER FRONT ROOM. comfortable. for
2 or 8 persons, single beds, all conyen-
fences. S?l 30 monthly each. Also double
room. 1433 Clifton NV, NO. 1888. TO-
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1929 New Hampshire
asyeaGoyt, Az, girl wants girl to share large
Jan. Is. Sa3.56~ ~ ~ ~
1888 M ST., downtown-Young man
wishes to share bright cheerful room, twin
beds, with another man, So; day workers.
CoLokED-Iose PARK RD., several com.
PARK ROAD HOUSING co.
COLORED-6S SEATON pl n.w.-Furn-
ished room, settled couple or 2 girls;
privileges; 50 each. MI. 310s.
COL0RED-4fS X ST. N.W-Large front
rm., private family; refined person. SO a
COLoRRDW.3os ONTARIO I'd. NV
Nicely furnished. for girls: next bath;
COLORED-40I r. ST. Nw.-Middle
room, So week. and back room, SO a
week Respectabe people.
C0LORED-WORKING GIRL TO share rm.
Win With ANOTHER Girl. S5 week. Ho. 6s47
CoLORED-Ia.9 QUE ST. Nw.-Largs
room, clean: sober man to share with
another man; So 4 week