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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10

ing star but the flames got larger and larger and then I realized that it was a plane on fire
 l stopped still and watched the fire travel along. It was hay but you could see the blaze.
 Suddenly the whole sky near the top of the mountain lit up and the noise of the motors stopped Then, after several minutes I heard what sounded like a very faint explosion. It was almost like far away gum shot.
 I kept going to police headquar- ters and when I got there they al- ready had had a call that some thing had crashed up on Mt. Tom. The call had come in from Patrol man Walter Sullivan who was on duty at the amusement park that is at the foot of the mountain.
 AS I was going to the station the flames got bigger and bigger and it looked as if one of the factories on the outskirts of the city was on fire.
 In reporting the crash, Sullivan said that he was on duty at the park and heard a girl shout to a companion "Oh. look over there.
 Sullivan said that he stepped around behind the dance pavilion and saw big fire blazing Up on the side of the mountain.
 He said he ran back to 3 tele- phone and put in q call which got to the station lust as l arrived
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
Labor, Management Want Own Mediators

Washington, July 10 - GUP) - Labor and management spokesmen agreed today that they wanted la Dor problems settled without regis- lation. But they disagree dsharply over whether Congress reflected public opinion in recent action af- fecting Government labor policy.
 Industry and labor views were submitted to a conference of labor department coneiliators by Vincent P. Ahern. one-time industry mem Der of the War Labor Board, AFL. Counsel Joseph A. Padway and As siStant CIO. Counsel Eugene Cot ton.
 They were invited to discuss "an appropriate government labor policy for the postwar period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
|Stossen Gets
 Ball RoIIinq For48 Race

Minneapolis, July 10-(UP)-For- mer Gov. Harold E. Stassen, whose candidates won decisive victories in Minnesota's primary, today prepared to take the stump to build "a pro- gressive Republican Party"
 StaSsen's announcement, following the victory of Gov. Edward J. Thye over the veteran U. s. Sen. Henrik Shipstead, was regarded by some political observers as the beginning of an active campaign for the 1948 presidential nomination.
 Stassen, 38, told a press confer ence that he would speak in behalf of Congressional candidates in var ious states, particularly Illinois, to aid in strengthening the progressive movement.
 He said he did not care to disclose the names of the candidates at the present time.
 Stassen, who never has announced his candidacy for president, was asked in what capacity he held the press conference.
 "AS a citizen of Minnesota and the nation," he replied, and also because am taking some leadership in the Republican Party"
 Stassen said the progressive policy he is supporting includes "a for ward looking domestic program with a new labor policy and vigorous support of the United Nations, to- gether with continuance of good government in Minnesota"
 Stassen said the Minnesota elec- tion differed from recent primaries in Nebraska and North Dakota, where isolationist candidates were victorious. He said Thye and Ship stead had presented the issues more thoroughly to the people.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10

were burned so badly you couldn [ recognize them. Two boys from Holyoke were there and I think they found most of the bodies They were familiar with the mountain on which they had gone snake hunting in the past and they were of great help to the rescue parties. IL was an eerie scene up there on the mountain. It was hay and the light from the various fires cast a fliCkering glow over the area.
 Some bodies could be seen in the embers of the burning plane and the stench of burning flesh was nauSeating.
 Several of the bodies had been hurled from the plane and lay crumpled in the thickets. Some of them were badly broken and legs and arms were twisted out of shape.
 One motor in the center of the blazing Wreckage was distinguish able. The rest Of the big ship was so smashed you could hardly make out the nose from the tail
 Although the crash occurred at about 10 p M, the fire was still burning brightly three hours later. t was so bright, in fact. that pho- tographers were able to take pie lures without the aid of flash bulbs IL was fully four hours before the flames had been quelled.
 Several empty. mail sacks were strewn around the woods. The crash was just about at the spot where the old Mt. Tom mountain house and amusement center was located before it was destroyed by a fire about 25 years ago That used to be a fayorite spot for Summer vaca- tionists
 Ambulances couldn't get up the path because of the rocky terrain and bodies of the victims were car ried down to an amusement park at the base Of the mountain A med ieal examiner was there, checking all the bodies before they were talk en away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
BY IT. MICHAEL SMITH OF
 HOLYOKE
As Told to the United Press

Holyoke, Mass, July 10-fUP)-1 was walking along a street in Holy oke when I heard the big plane eireling overhead The spot where I was standing was about five miles from Mt. Tom where 1t struck.
 l looked up trying to find out where the noise was coming from and saw what looked like a ball of fire in the sky.
 At first 1 thought t was 3 shoot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
BY JOHN M. GORDON

Holyoke, Mass July 1O-tUP)- Several bodies lay sprawled grotes- quely amid flaming thlckets and burning parts of the big plane when I scrambled 10 the top Of rocky path to the place where the ship had crashed.
 Many Of the bodies were cut in two and some of the others were al- most completely dismembered. One body was wedged between two trees that had grown up only a few inch es apart Some of the rescue work CTS had to cut down one of the trees to free the body.
 Limbs and scorched clothing were found scattered all over the woods that had caught fire after the plane exploded I saw some of these as far as 300 feet away from the spot where the crumpled plane lay
 Boys Aid Search
 The pilot and the co-pilot still were strapped in their seats in the twisted wreckage. Both of them
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
Poznan Gauletier
 Sentenced To Die

Warsaw. July t0-fUPl-Arthur Greiser, former German gauletier of Poznan, who was convicted of the responsibility for the deaths of a million Poles and Jews. was sen fenced today to be hanged publicly
 Greiser was the prewar governor of the Danzig Free State.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
CHOICE MORSEL It Says Here
By BOB HOPE -
 CANDID CAMERA SHOTS

I've got my trusty candid came. "a with me and I'm making a photographic history of my tour -. it gives me great satisfaction to be able to take few shots in retaliation. I'm having no trouble at all getting the local girls to pose for me. You'd be surprised at the wonderful action shots you can get when you yell, "nylons here!" The citizens are really CO., operative. When I tell them to look at me and smile they burst out laughing. I'm having my troubles, though. I had to do my developing in the broom closet of the Palace Hotel in San Fran cisco, and when I got excited over particularly good picture and yelled, What developmentl" the house detective broke down the door and ruined my negative. But I did manage to get won- derful shot of the San Francisco police force in action. It turned out very well considering I was running at the time My album will be worth plenty some day and already people are bidding for it. Yessir, I've got the only camera lens in the country that can fit in a keyhole. Years from now I'll be able to look back and recall with fond memory all the towns I visited =. right now, I haven't time to look back.
 Copyright, 1946, King Features
 Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
Eye vitness Stories Eerie Scene Found On At. Tom Where 25 Die in Crash

Editors Note: In the follow ing eyewitness dispatch, John M. Gordon, a United Press cor respondent who was one of the first to reach Mt. Tom, de scribes the grim scene that con- fronted rescuers at the spot where 25 persons died in the crash of a converted B-l7 planel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10

Editors Note: In the follow ing eyewitness dispatch, Police It. Michael Smith of Holyoke tells how he saw the plane afire before it crashed on Mt. Tom with loss of 25 lives.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10
FIND LEAD WITH SILVER

Kellogg, Idaho-(UP)-The Sun- shine mine, largest silver producer in the U. S.. may become one of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10

Peas placed in boiling water for eight minutes and then frozen in water will keep indefinitely with out losing their flavor when cook ed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-10

1 largest lead producing mines be-
 cause of new veins uncovered re-
 gently, according to Ross D. Lelsk, company manager.
Evening star., 1946-12-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

36II JENIFER ST. N.W.-Large studio
rm;, entire ard f.. private bath: people;
90 s5so MD. TsieTsRHeS AVE- N.E.srd floor, lsrse
rooms, employed married couple: no drink
ing: near carlines; SIS week IA
WANT MEA TneS R saS 10 snosef
lady. MT. Pleasant section; S35 mo- Sos
ssas rms and bath suissSls II,
s$s s5d krNsEbY Il Me- Ss9iffr sf M Wv fsa share
bedrm apt. with another woman; private
Psa,m 3sss iGsIip ss5 81 g. T$7S NW-Nicely furn.
rm. apartment for ! person for Ink;
psSe aSe istb Sa9 VI " Sw Sg ar9kins rms incosed
porches, Kitchen and bath, nicely. furn,
gas. and elect; $40 per mo. to Or or
WIZ VnITNG sauI.s IADY desires share 5-rm. fur
nished n'M Maryland farmhouse with Z. Girls
who enjoy horseback riding, entertaining,
etc; rent free to girl with car or $50 per
9o nsd4 Tef PENNs sysnaasfa AyE NV spf 1a to
share apartment with 3 other girls $50
powNTowN.-Large single bedroom well yl
privil. So day; gentleman. HOY Mass.
IiM Is5e OATES sT.-Three Ink. rms, furn.,
Vic. VI % 18th AND PARK RD.-sa5: girl to
other onaer qriis, riHs Of Whom work IN pentaeon
1R 1Ic eaaf ista ass5 aSp 8 6EcauR R9n INV s.nf n
and and ,iiii daughter at reduced rate for care
Of house when owner is away; s75. Box
isie MASS. sssi AyE.-Room for 3, 81 80 vk.
each. also rms, bath for 4, $3.50 wk.
sEaR sasaai iats Atssr AND { pR RRANpoLpH-Bedroom
ohths ns,a anS Snls s,t'Hs RA ssos s BOX iSsY
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

II-TON PANEL BODY TRUCK and driver
for hire part or full time. Call TR. 551O
Ell eyepng WaSs ST MoSSs s4Sdsy assF p c.
reas. rates; will accept your surplus 1urn.
as part payment on your moving; storage,
local, long dist. moving. IA ,,,e,lce ss5a; da
large or small; estimates cheerfully glVen.
SHELTON H HrS BROS. for your hauling, small
and large trucks; reasonable rates. or
VETERAN Just out of service will move or
haul anything; night or day. CAL EhHL'
LIGHT liz HAULING. 1-ton 1870 studebaker
Daily after 4:3O pm. and SATURDAYS. call
VVRTERANs, starting business. win move
YOU day or evening; reasonable rates: light
hauling a speciality GE. 1881 prrr,pr
H6ED nbE yqa guRN9v eoRp tsi take 'es
moving day problems; packing. transporta-
ton Sna storage; many years in OF snsins
ssols Talk it n0oSe' over Phone IL sSs4 Or Ii 1853
arME AZ EqsSs Mos1sS Nc rs sr6RaGE SRaS
and long distance, No ton too large ana
%xs1sf RDRs Sc tTTERASs spa Il MoTise dSG
FpPk VpPkRaS sSd sesfRaEs ss pGn
all white veteran help. cH. 1871 or On
VHTERANs-24-h hour service; dumps fats,
vans by hr. or load: will haul anything
Reas. rates All white help. HO. 300. IA
SILVER FLEET LINES-Moving; general
and light hauling, packing, eratins' ship
LIGHT fi9s i HAULING, D. c.; eyes,. week ends;
white vet DU 1898. -l6
FURNITURE, trunks, etc, moved day or
evening" by exper and reliable men: no
lob too small. TR 1868. -16 :,
Exc - Moving, packing, storage; VIII
move your trunk or your home; speciai aa
MOVING, HAULING and deliveries by
specialists. Fast and dependable service.
pE DtQ6 TRY lis ~
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SHARE ROOMS for boys and girls; also
double room with private bath. 21o7 s
I775 MASS. AvE.-Double rm.; also share
rooms Ior& BE boys and girls; Ii
!sss nTsosE Fl sw5si
wasHGqos sshI Ar Tsfr boarding house
meals per day. maria scr ana nnnne
in every room; S4s-S55 mo. 1926 2lst
St. NV, WEsLEY sISL IA aAIL L.u, zz.,n .i7 AZ
Double front rm. twin beds. inner-spriig
mattress; ? nice meals: for young men or
married couple prices rnss Tsasonable N med55
Government girl to share rms. bath
LARGE RM. suitable for people; pvt,
iaundrS rSA facilities, MRS. MOORE, aL.
ROOM ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH for gem
tlemen: meals included: SS5 mo: each.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN, sH. 64s5-9740.
1912 18th ST. N.w.-Double and triples
to share, men and women; meals per
day, elevator and maid service; few va
cancies for board only; s2s per mo. Ex.
CHEVY CHASE, 5eo5 both St n.w-Nicels
bort stion Or sas-e . a,-'. - 1i5 IA.
eflTlas, enUB Mason e. f7aa f7sa n. n H ave ave nN'-
Wash S most exclusive gueStnouSe- NOW
accepting applications for Dec. Is .yacan.
ries. Girls only. Delightful meals and
service. MRS. SAMPLE, NO.
$40. lib
lSi1 LAMONT ST N.W.-Attrac. rm..
near bath and shower; excel; food, free
phone; eor1v. transp.; reasonable. --15
1921 18th ST. N.W.--Nicely furn. small
rm. for girl in Jewish home who wishes
breakfast and dinner with pvt. family.
1911 DECATUR ST. Nw.-Nice large rm.
for rent, southern exposure, nicely furn.,
suitable for nice young girl; with board
and rm S45 -l5
Ig0s 18th ST. NW.-one place in 2nd-h
front rm for refined young lady to share
with 2 pleasant girls: comfortable, conV
Evening star., 1946-12-14
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DIPLOMAT NEEDS FURNISHED house,
n W. area; no children; $3.50 monthly; Call
De 2930, from 9-12 am. ana l:3o-4 10
government official requires
or vicinity Cali DE 5000. Ext. $50, 9:30
m, $50 m, Monday TO Friday. 10
81 BEDROOMS, preferably unfurnished,
in NV or nearby Maryland; up to 81 SO
a month. Box 4s3-A, Star. 15s
ARMY COLONEL and wife. permanent, no
children or pets, need unfurn. house or
F9oKriss p9, Ys area GOVT TE dsSs oesr with family
wishes Z. or pref, 3; bedrnn house, NV.
ssgsgsys "a Box xcaSI aS-A' 'rpoyr sssr Vie H. .
children, need 2 or bedroom house or
apt unfurn: will pay 8 months rent IN
advance Phone GE. 511g. -l5 .
YEARS RENTAL IN ADVANCE for 2-3
unfurnished house, in good silver
Spring area: 4 adults. including veteran
WANTED TO RENT rooms or more
around Sc. or Anacostia; adults. Tel
OFFICIAL, permanent.
wife and son tveteran) would ike 70 rent
two or three bedroom, unfurnished house
or apartment, WASHINGTON or nearby Vir-
ginila References. TIE. 2314. Is
3-4 BEDROOM unfurn. house, D. G. or
Virginia: up to Si20: within Id miles OF
Capitol NO. 4430, Ext. 313. 16'
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont. J /.
. 18th sT. N.E.-Giri to share 3-roon
{. with another girl; $3.50 rent. LU.

fe2 18th ST. NE-dirI to share 3-roon
apt. with another girl; $3.50 rent Lu.
isss' 1885, NEWTON ST. N.w.-Attractiye, rn,.;
convenient transportation. $50 mo-; tele-
.eoNGENIAL saHNaGSENIAL GIRL bet. ages so-4o,. to
share beautiful 2-rm. apt with ano.ner
girl S45. 2440 10th ST. NV, Apt. ~.
LADY, With or without child. to share
apartment with another lady, IN eSchange
for mlnuing baby part time. NO, 9494
CLEAN. elsEa con Comfortable apt, 2 rooms, Kit,
pref. Z settled empi ladies; no drinking,
quiet essential; references; M Available in
sacHE9oR ian si,o BasEsENI Bas su5ifTE. SIS per
62sT for appointment. References re-
sared ane Rreter Army or Naval n otssr
entrance Avail. Immediate; SI60 mo in
eluding utilities, pI. o3ll
Q. INV. heat utter, privacy in restored OLD
tastefrlly IN keeping with surroundings
TWO blocks to express bus. OV, 049t; 10
:iI9 DAVIS AVE, Alex girls. Il to %
CHEVY CHASE, .63i6 18th st. n.w--2- -rm,
bath suite, no Kitchen n;odl., or 2 empioyed
apt, apt Frisidaire, semibath; employed couple
eG sfis fs Or asr sao REM f0G aowee
Tor basement rm., kitchen and "a bath ts
Mandy man to take care during spare
NV. RA.. 7a47 between 10 am and p m
and B and Z pm. daily, --lD
Evening star., 1946-12-14
ROOMS FuRhIsnEp--Mp. and VA.

ter bedrrn. adjoining bath; conv. Navy and
prIIaaoN sds poapd spd opton 40
towR a pvt oh hogs ssa5 ds MR BED sNRY ma E doYs w.
BRIGHT DOUBLE, next to bath; liy. rm,.
Kit. laundry privils.; or refined girls.
IGE. RM., DBL. BED, conv. to busline; nr.
Ppentason and Navy Bldg; couple. Glebe
STEAM HEATED CABIN for rent; with
Grill GRILL, >, 81 I'll, Fairfax Circle, Va.
ROOM. i or men, large corner. End
fioor 2rraI and ons s On thsrd Sligo 93ao l5
S25 week. JA 17SS-W. -l5
VACANCY for l gentleman in master bed
room, twin beds, private bath. J., radio,
a!ssa and psssaaen: gaS sa5 On cH s4ss. is
seom sa With kitehe9 privileses' for couple
BaTHEsph sla mS9bh near ear Pubic Health and Naval
Hospital-Room for gentllssmaa1nG; pvt en-
AEL., yA.--Attra, sele. rnn:, next bath;
egnv. located, excel transp.; Ss wk. Phone
SINGLE ROOM. private bath young man;
ARLiNGTON--Room for employed woman,
next to bath g nar un a
after 6 Sat. and all day Sun, GIL, 0004.
Id
SILVER spRINGmLight, air., room for 81 z;
1SA5 --l5
ARLINGTON-Rm with twin beds conv.
to Navy Annex and Pentason Bldg. CH.
1896. Ia
1910 18th ST., NJ Arlinston--Attractive
room for young woman; convenient transp.,
| block from N Glege I'd. and Washing
ton blvd. OW. 5944. 10
ARLINGTON. VA.--In private home. large
room; convenient to everything. Gil. 4oo3
KENsINGToN, AZ w BALTIC, st.---Lge. rm.
suitable for empl couple or men: bus at
i
35II UPSHUR ST.. Brentwood. Md.-Nice
room for 2: u block to bus; laundry priVl-
leges. WA. ABB.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Large. nicely furn.;
pvt. bath; / single with semipvt. bath, IN
new pvt. home: $50 and $40. Gil. 5sl7.
Evening star., 1946-12-14
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED.

VIRGINIA ESTATE, overlooking the Po-
tomac River. within. Is min, OF downtown
Washington, and located between Key
Bridge and Chain Bridge; spacious and
Charming stone residence Of English archi-
lecture: in excellent condition; situated on
acre knoll, affordins complete privacy;
ideally arranged for those who entertain;
gracious entrance hall t20x22) with
French doors opening toward the river;
drawing rm. (2Dx30J with French doors
opening on terrace and overlooking the
river, dining rm. dSx1s) with artistic bay
room. sunroom. buffers pantry, Kitchen.
and servants wing on the End floor, 8
hedrms., 3 baths. 8 fireplaces, oil neat
Scar garage: gardener :. to care foi
grounds; available Immediately; inspec-
tion by appointment only, References re-
ouired GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
2S40 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, CD
.1R3S; eyes. GIL. 3S3S. -15
Evening star., 1946-12-14
RooMs FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

ROOMS EuRNIsHED-s.E. and s.W.
1907 e. CAPITOL sT.--Attrac double
front rm., adj, bath: GENTLE home: empl.
Il or i s. T..Slx II a,s Tsen for pe9Plei
beds: private home: for 2 Girls. SO each a
iSis insfs LIVINGSTON RID. s,E-Beauntifui
room. woman: home privileges; S35.
BERLOW. Elk Ago, Ext. 76s. 1as
GIG G ST. S.E.--Conv. to everything, at
tractive. exceptionally clean. double and
single; homelike; S11 and So per week.
1888 r ST. s.E,-Front rm., private home;
gentleman preferred So per week. Ii.
j. iii ST Sc s;;E4Igs; wen t, turn, IN Tm, :, at
quiet t, empl; lnpd; couple; $40 mo. Ii 2a4o
i3as 6 sT. s.E.--Lge, rm.. neatly fuln..
for 2: gentle home; kit. pripils. if pref
Is0s d sf. s.E.-Private home, room for
2 settled men; S5 week each. Ii. 1862.
$500 1st ST. s.E.--Room for 1 gentleman:
private entrance and bath: gentle home;
bus at door. Call Ludlow 3025. Is.
420 10th ST. S.E.--Lge. front rm.. empl.
couple or 2 girls, share bath with
other; car stop a door' ,s 10th ana Pa, aye,
SsOa r sT. s.E--one single room, near
w. M. g. A. busline; in Md; gentleman
1911 B ST. s.E.-one large. ATTRACTIVE
room for ?; conv. location; $40 for i, Slg
for 2 AT $500 --15
Evening star., 1946-12-14
ApARTMEi4Ts EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK FOR WAsH.-Delightful un-
furnished / or 2 bedroom apt. in Wash.
suburb exehapge for unfurnished apt, or
house in New York. Box l58-A. Star. IA.
NEW YORK for. Washingt gton-AExchange
attrac. I-bedrm.. liv. rm, dinette, kit. and
bath apt. unfurns for similar one in
NEW YORK FOR WASH, large rooms. 3
baths, \ closets, exchange for 2-bedroom
apartment; 10th st. or Conn. ave. location
preferred. Box 414-A, Star. 10"
GARDENS-Wish to exchange
our 2-bedrm. apt at Mclean Gardens for
same at Harrington. Woodley 3Ql9. 15'
DIPLOMATS, If you have l or = bedrm
apt. in NV. section and want to buy"
a fine 3-bedroom home on Ordway ST. NV.
in exchange, I've got 1t at good price!
About $4,000 down. bal 1st trust. Rec
hall w. H. SIMONS tbroker1, EX 61S1, or
Gall MI. Blackstone. CHI. 2370, Sun, or eve.
for appt. lib
BRIGHT CHEERFUL 3-RM. APT, Airing
ton. Va.-l5 min. bus downtown Washing
ton; for similar or larger apt. N. Y. or
suburbs. GIL 00s5. 16>
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YoRK-Modern
Groom apt, elevator bldg, nr, Dupont
Circle, for similar in New York. DU. 1887.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1927 IRVING ST. Mig; front STUDIO @
rm.. with garage; $50 or 500 1of Tish-
sENATE HOTEL, I ieI ID sta St, nsMNeTlss s.,.r sbs
n gb eys5S BOX
bedrooms feepss ana satea. sssS ssi per week for
si1oo hAMLIN sT.-Double front bedroom;
nicely furnished; cony; 70 huslines; Sl2
Tssk ss fb tSf Sf gf0pNsE pNEcorneF M nes home large
efosess' efoa Instant hot water nicely furntshsd
sfs sHsbIs kvARTs III wssk sT NENicely furn large
gentlemen. 81 week. co, sI49. IA a,,r
beds: convenient Transportation, private
home: 5 min. from downtown; So wk ca
EU Iois oiSHaoDE RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE-Newly
furnished room for working married cou-
pie. sleeping privileges only. Sla week
THE MARKICK, 1873 B st. n.e-Nicely
furnished clean, warm room, single bed,
laundry privil, double with running water;
also double to share: $50 mo-; girls oaly.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 2sso 14th St ne.
Dns sIseDns sse mo rms sgle next s4s sath dbl eGo
TRINIDAD. 1855 Queen st, n;e,nNsvly
dobis also newly fu
hs saS s4 snEe NH6eaDs saS c0pSs poon pr
vate home: oil heat; near bus; iaundry 56
$40 ST NELa;1gei attrastiye sntsb,s eom for
fortabalss aso rm' adjoining Dath' suitable i0'
VS. S%RoeaoDRiDGE, D6RIiiDGE e2o1 Monroe st; ne
tiemsn. private hemsi gns bus at door; ;fS Phone
gTiSiIi gTS biyTsioN Isl "a Ave. NE.-Large front rm.
S5P s514 W. (. eapTToE, "a Sci iseoln PaTkoentls
man to share large twln;bed room s.S YIN "a
1872 fsaa = ST. sE single room. 8 per per
xE wE amDosed lsFss rani s r1Sa rSs
as7 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-Largs i1,Ys front T99m, {9
Tfsk US stR IL ST. I'm N.E.@Redecorated rm.: with
,l running water big agzsA s7oset' quiet near fsD
1tSS 1sS4 NJ srGLasse front room T. sw.p bsas;
gsfi1w wesk CENTRAL Al AVE, AVE just off Carroll ave
Nice beautiful single rm.: new home and
snlimitseas. 1ss. phpne he sH $500 room private
home. 81, MI 74iS after ,.saa 10 m. m 10. for
conv e transn, $50 1odE peF NO sf week and
up; some with running water; also few
singles and triples: good transp. Phone no
IsS c ST. NE, Apt. 50-Young lady will
share rm twin beds. with another lady;
SO mo each: elevator: unlim. phone. Ia
twin beds; cony, buses and stores; So week
eGs9ShhoRhpLsss esShho fp .sss 9Th ST. NE.-Neatly
fiirn' Single room; So weekly. Ii
COLORED-14II ST N.E.-Furn. dou,
bic rn1., with some cooking privileges; S1o
CoIoREDG1854 GALES ST. .N.E.---2
front furnished rooms for refined gentle
Est msn noRSEEppNKTNGMAN RSEEpp-NKSiTSNGMAN PARK AREA-Is45
Bennett pI; large dble. rm., next bath
Ink. privils.: empl. Christian cple.; refs;
S29 SC2n9IodRED-1s35 DUNCAN PL. NE.-Mid-
die rm. for man and wife or girls.
ri, CCni nni,GRED-414 EYE ST. N.E.-Lge. from,
room for Q empl adults some priyils., no
cooking; $50 ca. per mo. HO. 1928.