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Evening star., 1947-09-12

ROOMS NEEDED for students Of Catholic
GEoRGEToWN senior medical student de,
sires room for rent; within three miles OF
school preferred. Box 39e-B, star,
COMFORTABLE furn. quiet double room
by businessman, occasional use by Wne;
pvt bath pref; running water essential:
embassy, Dupont. Box 107-D, Star. 13s
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY medical and
dental students desire rooms in Burleith,
Foxhall, GEORGETOWN and Glover PARK;
Please list accommodating with OFFICE
OF THE REGISTR Ar hu calling WO. 1000.
YOUNG LADY STUDENT desires room.
with or without board. in near vicinity OF
chevy Chase Junior College. beginning Sep
tember 15 Box 4O0-B, Star.
SINGLE ROOM fer young man, Govern
mert er,ploye Box 1O2-D. Star.
VET, CAN'T stomach steady eating out
ulcers; need place to live; kitchen facilities;
Permanently employed Govt; singie h P.
JONES. DI $3.50 Ext. 65S; ia. 9194
APARTMENT or large room with kitchen
privileges: employed. married couple: No
ArlinRton pref. CH, 1887 after !. m.
UNFURNISHED Ink. room for Govern
men ment wforker; wsfotrdkser; convenient location Re
VETERAN, Vi wife. both employed: desires
quiet room. home, Chevy Chase: prefer
breakfast privileges. BOX 257-C Star.
UNFURN 1-rm ant. or rm. with bath IN
NV, pref. near Dupont Circle. by young
man perm. empl. Lib. of Cong. CAMPBELL.
Ma. 2722. Ext. 311 bet. 9-5:45 weekdays.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

RENTAL Groom house,
for house or apartment, New
York City or vicinity. Box 403-B. Star. 16"
3-bedrm. corner brick. de-
garden; garage: S14O, for l or bedrm.
unfurn. house or apt. Ewes. CHI. 3O42.
HOUSE, 8 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.,
kitchen, large basement: exchange for
mod. 1-bedrm. apt. HO. 1885 after 8 I'm.
FOR N. Y.-3- hedrm
house for same or apt. in New York City
or yjcipjfv nSIo
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE desire room
and board. and day. time care for A.
month-old son; vicinity OF Pentagon.
IA. 1870. 15'
WASHINGTON BUSINESSMAN, with fam
lily of two school-age boys, desires winter
accommoda tions in private home, consist
ing of two bedrooms and private bath; pre-
fer Cleveland Park or lower Connecticut
ave-; references. Box 93-D. Star. Las
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APIS. EuRk. AND UNEUR.

500 MT. VERNON PL. N.W.-Hotel apt
suites of 9 and 3 rms: redecorating COM
pleted and ready for occupancy this week
end; furn. or unfurn.; $50 to S135. Call
EX. 9599. If
100 ST. SCI bedrm., kit, semipvt
bath; open; S37.50,
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Ap1s. SUBURBAN WANTED.

APT, unfur.; 1-bedrm. responsible. quiet
couple; Marine Corps vet. and expectant
wife: desperately needed by or before Oct
is. MRS. ROONEY, Ex. 47o0 EXT. llIo.
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ROOMS FURk. Or ukFURk.
ROOMS WANTED.

FURN. OR UNFURN. front room. for .,
some kitchen privileges; S12 week, Box
Sic Star a.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

BY OWNER-3 rooms and bath: vacant,
possession at once. Open for inspection,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. 10 to 5
pm: priced reasonably; convenient to
downtown and restricted. Apt. 3O3, 66
New York ave NV.
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APIS. FURNISHED (cont. J .

APIS FURNISHED IConf.J.
COLORED-REFINED GENTLEMAN: base
ment apt, room, kitchen, semipvt. bath
$50 month. FIR. 904O. Box 49-C, Star.
coLoREp-REF1NED YOUNG LADY to
share apt. with widow: $40 week. 177o
California st. n W. Ant. Al Ia
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co-opERATivE APIS. WANTED

BEDROOM, living room, kitchen, dinette
and bath, desired by gentleman; Govern
mer,t worker Full details, OR. alta.
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nicely furnished. large closet, 2nd floor;
next to bath private sses fam s
1929 , E., AYE MWmLsEgs isgs fTopt room naar
bus and streeJcar transportation. walking
MT. PLEASANT, 1856 Hobart st. NV
2 nice single rooms for gentlemen only;
Sas as lnss ssi sSaS sens $50 and
$3.50 s7th ST. CORNER Porter st>-space
with another young lady; home and sur
rTooIandinss must be seen to be appreciated;
cooL, front double. end floor, adjoining
bath; employed people; blk from Cavalier
HgtWS Hhg%WNTawPS ana Psrk s5 Pc ye7mopt T2sl
Apt. 31-Lovely double room, new twin
ssas ssss WoopnE9 sspf%fn r PL eGsP SW1arse newly
vell,kept home of couple; gentleman. AID.
44os 14th ST. NV. Apt. 8s-Nicely fur
shower: every convenience; reasonable;
ffsEisHRit9a, fffssEEissHRi9a, DECORATED single s.,. room in
Sssl sos sGcHxSaN Sc HlSa sT.-larse front room,
room. T%nn A master bedroom. we'll ~ furnished;
owner. OCCUPIED home sr.ds near tg6H sgsines;
sou mo. LOT single peTsou AD' tfuo
wANTED-Two young ladies to rent room
ina apt with others: twin. beds, twin
closets; next to bath; uni. phone. Ewes.
CONN. AND FLORIDA~-Second-ho front
T PIT home full INA maid ssTEytiesi 5at 5pyt
Ieigr.: sentlemsanao only; refs, REQUIRED
1sIs 81 N;Mmclesn a,,nS,ns sSmtosts51e gats4
maid service; conv.. to town and Govt.
departments; 81 week. Also l large double
I9SR; 5oIs n ST. NV: TNs.HWS::ADouble room With
twin beds, couple or two men. DE. 1909,
1887 18th ST. N.w.-Ideal transp.: desir-
able single rm. with setnipvt. bath; un-
limited phone; pleasant home atmosphere;
S3T so mo. For further particulars eau
MAR R RSatA SWatARDMAN-and-a. front, bay win
dow, lge. closets. twin beds, semipVt. bath;
lilo Kennedy ST. N.w.--Some very
lovely rms, beautifully furnished; eonV
transportation. RA. SSSS. -lS
LGE. FRONT RIM; nr. streetcar ano .pus
transp.; refined pvt. home unimiteo
NFd)-Large front room. modern priyate
fome Of adults; or gentlemen. NJ
e95. Is
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MOVING AND HAULING done REASONABLE
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THREE-DAY MEET
IS CLOSED HERE
Older Boys Conference
Hears Huntington At
Final Session

]. B. Huntington. general Sec
retary of the YMCA, speaking
on the subject, The Time Is
Now" delivered the dedication
address yesterday morning a,
$50 o'clock at the st. James
Episcopal church to the 152 dele.
gates representing Is citi e
throughout the state who attend
ed the 29th Annual Hi-Y Older
Boys conference of the Interstate
Young Mems Christian associa-
ton.
William H. Flowe, associate
secretary of the interstate COM
mittee, was in charge of the clos
ing session.
Prior to the dedication address,
Huntington led the congregation
in a song service.
The delegates attended church
services yesterday morning at the
st. James Episcopal church with
their hosts with whom they have
received lodging and meals since
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
BAXTER RIVENBARK

Funeral services for Baxte,
Rivenbark, 72-year-old resident
OF Wrightsboro, who died at hi.
home Friday at 8 a. M, was
held Sunday afternoon al
three o'clock from the Bethan,
Presbyterian church.
The Rev. Reid Newland, the
Rev. H. S. Strickland and the
Rev. P. L. Clark, officiatec
and interment followed in the
Bethany church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Matte Murray Rivenbark
five daughters, Mrs. B. F. Muir
ray, Mrs. Edgar McKoy and Mis-.
Edna Rivenbark, all of Whining.
ton. Mrs. S. K. McGee of Castle
Haynes, Mrs. T. D. Huckaby o1
San Diego, Calf.
Seven sons: C. B. RivenbarR
of Detroit, E. A., H. c., Jerry
H. B., William Currie, and Don.
aid G. Rivenbark, all of Whining.
ton. One sister, Mrs. H. c. Blake
of Wilmington. Two half-sisters
Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Watha
and Mrs. Leola johnson of Wa.
tina. One half-brother, Worth
Rivenbark of Watha. Twenty
two grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren also survive.
Active pallbear ers were
Finnie Murray, Clifton L. Moore,
Fate Rivenbark, Horace Murray,
Rueben Murray and Crowel]
Rivenbark, all of Burgaw; Den
mis- Blake, Sidney Rivenbark and
c. D. Rivenbark of Wilmington.
Honorary pallbearers were
DR.. H. A. Codington, DR.. D. R.
Murchison, j. A. Westbrook, G.
W. Trask, Sr., George H. Hutaff,
Sr., John R. Morris, Heide Trask,
Hugh Oosterwyk, Irwin Glenn
mons, J. j. Overton, G. G.
Thomas, H. G. Talbot, W. B.
Hand, Albert Sietter, Carl Siet-
ter, D. R. Murray, Aulsia Murray
and E. l. Tinga.
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they came to Wilmington.

The Conference was the larg-
est in the history of the Inter
state Young Mems Christian as
lsociation and it was held in Will
mington for the first time in its
history.
Highlighting the three-day
event was the welcome address
delivered by Mayor E. L. White
and the keynote address, "Is e
Christian World Possible" by the
1T Rev. Thomas Henry Wright
DID, Bishop of the Diocese Of
East Carolina, Wilmington.
A minstrel show presented by
the Wilmington representatives
who serve as hosts, featured the
Conference.
During their three day visit tt
Wilmington the representative!
toured the city, visited Greenfield
Park, the beaches and historical
Fort Fisher.
Included In the list OF enter.
talnment was movies, conferenc,
pictures, banquet, and recreation
al hours in which the delegate.
participated in sports program a
the YMCA and were given the
opportunity to use the "Y' pool
The only major change in the
conference government was con-
verting from a four-man repre-
sentative body to a Conference
Council. The council includes a
chairman and representatives
chosen from Is cities throughout
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MR.. JAMES d. SPRUNT

Funeral services for Mr..
James Dalziel Sprunt, 81, secre-
terry of Alexander Sprunt and
Sons, Inc, 1917 Market ST., Will
mington, who died Saturday aft
ernoon at p. m. at Duke hospi-
tai in Durham will be conducted
from the First Presbyterian
church Monday morning at II
a. m, with DR.. William Grove
officiating. Interment will fol.
low in Oakdale cemetery.
He is survived by his widaw
and three children. They are
Mrs. William Cart, Charleston,
S. c.; Miss Jane Sprunt and J,
D. Sprunt, Jr., both of Whining
ton, Dr., w. H. Sprunt of Wins
ton-Salem, N. c., and DR..
Douglas Sprunt of Memphis
Tenn.
He was born in Wilmington,
April 10. 1896 and was the sor
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Sprunt.
Active pallbearers will be
David Hutchinson, Robert Bella
my, Ben M. Washburn, Thomas
H. Hall, Kenneth Sprunt and
G. E. Kidder.
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Louis Scott Returns
To Bladenboro Home

BLADENBORO, Dec. 7-Louis
c. Scott, Adjutant of the William
Stewart Ward Post No. 268, Of
the American Legion and Bladen
County Correspondent for The
Wilmington Star News is recup-
Grating at his home on Main
street after spending ten weeks in
the Veterans hospital at Fayette-
vile, N. C. Mr.. Scott will ap-
|preciate a call from anyone who
may. have news tips at his home
phone 1881.
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VIOLENCE CLAIMS
LIVES OF TWELVE
Automobile Accidents Ac-
.ount For Five OF Re-
corded Deaths
D, The Associated Press

,oidents and violence claim
., M tbo lives of at least IA per-
~ in North Carolina over the
rlIs OH, end. Automobile accidents
Tes% Tesa,,ntpd for seven of the deaths.
s't sn,one other deaths reported in
~ n', state, drowning and burns
'ls 'lsso,nted for one each and gun
't. ~ wounds for two. Another
'ao+ a.o+b was attributed to knife
"g,blb Tao body of Mrs. Minnie Park
vi White. 63, was found Friday
e. s,sbt in the French Broad Riv-
n.y., near her home a few miles
t. s,, Forest City. She apparently
ny' W. into the river while attempt
~, ~ N Cross a footlog over the
Sy yayed Smith, 43, burned to
,.a+b l' in q fire that destroyed the
geo. aso,l, Of friends he was visiting
a'''( oxford. Bobby Ray Holder,
N N n Route Two Raleigh, died
~ ~ ,. % caliber bullet wound in
o. Gcted accidentally by a play
aste ,,-s with whom he was target
S22'rfb}S 4erbT Saunders, SO, of East
oe1d Route One, died in an Elk
D''F io hospital Sunday of a rifle
ii'.,nd III in the head which Yad-
Sin County Coroner Jake F.
proun prr said was self inflicted.
GoIdie Granger, %, died in
WbjtevilIe hospital of knife
wounds allegedly inflicted by his
t.tber. Ruffin Granger, At, who
%as held in Columbus county jail
M charge Of murder.
Automobile accidents were re-
,oonsible for these deaths:
Hugh Hill Patterson, 6, died in
Mayton hospital of injuries re-
coived when he ran into the side
Of a taxi,
Roy ]. Beach, 81, of Hildebran,
was fatally injured in an accident
involving his truck and an auto
mobile in Burke county.
Nathan j, (Pete) Bailey, q, of
near Lexington, died when his
rar collided with another at a
Lexington street intersection and
overturned twice.
Norman Suttles of East Flat
Rack was killed when the car in
which he was riding overturn-
ed near Hendersonville.
A. R. Gilmore, Is, an official
Of the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, was fatally injured in an
accident involving the State
Highway Patrol car in which he
was riding. The accident occur
red near Marshville.
oo,, N,.,r.-o-a- Cnrx,.on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
EDGAR BRUCE HAMMOND

Edgar Bruce Harmon, So, of
Cherro Cordo, died Friday morn
ing at 4:20 o'clock in Columbus
county hospital after a long ill
ness.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Sunday at 2 p. m. from
Porter Swamp Baptist church
by the Rev. Cade Deaver of
Laurinburg.
Surviving are his wife, six
sons, Edgar Marvin, Cecil Victor
Roger Lee, James, Bobbie and
Roy Hammond, all of Cerro Cor.
do, four daughters, Mrs. H. w
Connor of Fairbluff, Misses
Peal Louise, Evelyn and Sheldar
Ann Hammond, all of Ger
70 Gordo; one brother, Arthur
L. Hammond of Cerro Gordo.
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JAMES WHITE THURMAN

James White Thurman died
Saturday afternoon at Bullock $
hospital after a long illnes~. He
lived at AIT North Second street.
For the past Is years he has
been a representative in Will
mington for the Great Northern
Life Insurance company.
He was a member of the Will
mington Elks and a veteran OF
the Spanish American war.
Mr.. Thurman is survived by
his daughter, Mrs. H. D. Sanford
of Raleigh; three sisters, Mrs. H.
L. Gregory of Lake Worth, Fla;
Mrs. Mary Harrison of Atlanta,
Ga; and Miss Ida Thurman Of
Washington, D. c.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by Andrews
Mortuary.
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North Carolina to serve for a
term of one year.
All of the delegates were di-
vided into separate divisions and
participated as discussion groups
on the second conference day.
With college, school superinten-
dent, and other Wilmington men
leading the discussion groups, the
delegates had as their topic,
Some Challenging Tasks Imme-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
JAMES WHITE THURMAN

Funeral services for James
White Thurman, who died Satur-
day afternoon after a long ILL.,
ness, will be held at II o'clock
Monday morning in the Chapel
OF Andrews Mortuary. Services
will be conducted by the Rev. B.
|C. Reavis, pastor of Fifth Avenue
Methodist church and the Rev. E.
w. Halleck, pastor of St. Johns
Episcopal church.
For the past Is years, Mr..
Thurman has been representa-
tive for the Great Northern Life
Insurance Co. He was a men,
Der of the Wilmington Elks, and
a veteran of the Spanish-Amer-
ican War.
MIR. Thurman is survived by
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
MATTHEW H. COSTIN

Full military honors for Pfc.
Matthew Herbert Costin, Jr., "a,
Hampstead, who died in action,
during the battle of the Bulge
in Belgium in World War II, will
be accorded at funeral services
o. m. from the graveside as
Scheduled this Wednesday at
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08

his daughter, Mrs. H. D. Sanford
of Raleigh; three sisters: Mrs
H. L. Gregory, Lake Worth, Fla
Mrs. Mary Harrison, Atlanta
Ga, and Miss Ida Thurman
Washington, D. c.
Members of the Wilmington
camp No. 8, United Spanish
American War veterans and
member of the Wilmington Elks
club will serve as honorary pail
bearers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
]. A. MERRITT

D. "A. 1v1LN1ex1
WARSAW, Dec. Joseph
Arthur Merritt, 49, died Friday
night at his home in Whining
ton. Funeral services were held
at the home of ]. D. White of
Tin City, near Wallace Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial
was in the Rockfish cemetery
at Wallace.
He is survived by his wife;
one son, Jimmie Merritt of the
home; two brothers, Claud Mer-
ritt of Wilmington and George
Merritt of Magnolia; three sisters,
Mrs. Anna Taylor, Mrs. Mary
Merritt and Mrs. Herndon Mer-
ritt, all of Magnolia, and a num-
ber of nieces and nepht ws.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
MRS. URA TODD STOKLEY

| Mrs. UNA IODD SIOhLEY
Funeral services for Mrs. Ura
Todd Stokley, SO, who died at
James Walker Memorial Hospital
at 1895 p. m. Saturday after a
long illness, will be held this aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock from the
Sixth Street Christian church
with the Rev. G. w. Saunders Of
ficiating. Interment will follow
in the johnson cemetery at Myrtle
Grove Sound.
The body will remain at the
Harre1l-Coble Funeral Home un-
til the funeral hour.
: Active pallbearers will be G.
W. Mills, John Hall, Robert Mills,
Noah Jones, Mike Jacobs, Jr.,
and Vera Fay.
| Honorary pallbearers will be
Emmitt Owens, r. S. Thorpe.
Ezekial Stok1ey, Newton Stokley,
George Crandall, Randolph Grant
R. M. Kermon, Robert Hollis, R.
| G.. Williams, and DR.. r. B. Rod.
man.
Mrs. Stokley is survived by her
husband, Alonzo B. Stokley OF
this city; four sons, James w:
Elijah of Alabama, Walter, and
A. B. Stokley, both of this city;
six daughters, Mrs. Ethel Sand
lin, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Thel-
ma Morgan, and Mrs. Alice Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Maggie Pittman, and
Mrs. Ray Checski Of Chester, Pa;
one brother, W. M. Todd; five
sisters; Mrs. Alice Holt, Mrs.
John Taylor, Mrs. Katie Costin,
Mrs. Lucy Rhodes, and Mrs. R.
M. Kermon of Ha(bor Island; so
grandchildren, and four great
grandchildren.
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|diately Ahead"
The 1948 conference sight Will
be chosen by the Conference
Council at a meeting to be held
this fall.
Mrs. Walter Sprunt secured the
homes in the city for the dele.
gates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
OBITUARIES

, Hampstead cemetery. The Rev.
]. M. Carroll will officiate.
Pfc. Costin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. H. Costin, Sr., entered
the Army in February, 1912, and
went overseas in June 1914. He
served as a member of the 40th
Battalion in the Seventh Army.
Post Number 299, the Matthew
Herbert Costin post, Hampstead
which was named in his honor,
will have charge.
The remains will arrive in
Wilmington and be taken to the
Harrell-Coble Funeral home.
Pfc. Costin is survived by his
parents, and one brother, Bev-
erly c. Costin, Hampstead, and
one sister, Mrs. S. J. Disarno
Buffalo, N. Y.
MRS. ANNIE M. CARTER
Mrs. Annie Maultsby Carter,
widow of Luther w. Carter, died
at her residence, 1902 Princess
street, Sunday night following a
long illness.
Mrs. Carter was born June l,
1861, in Whiteville, the daugh-
ter of the late ssebulon @. and
Penelope Baldwin Maultsby. She
was married to Luther w. Carter
March IA, 1880.
She is survived by two sons,
Sandy Carter of Jacksonville,
Florida, and John Carter of Will
mington; on e granddaughter,
Mary Best Hammond of Colum-
bus, Georgia, also several neices
and nephews.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Tuesday afternoon from
the Methodist church in White
vile, at an hour to be announced
later by Andrews Mortuary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-08
JOSEPH E. KENAN

Funeral services for Joseph E.
Kenan, IS, 240 Pinecrest Park
way, Lake Forest, who died at
James Walker Memorial Hospital,
Saturday morning at II o'clock
after a long illness, will be held
this morning at II o'clock from
the Chapel of Yopp Funeral
Home. The Rev. E. W. Pate will
officiate and isterment will fol-
low in the Oakdale cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be l.
S. Saunders, Clayton McFayden,
H. E. Russ, J. E. Roderick, W. R.
Eakins, and E. o. Balkcum.
Honorary pallbearers will be
John Saunders, Leslie Moore, DR..
J. c. Powell, J. B. Stevens, J. D.
Orrell. and C. F. Mallard.
Mr.. Kenan is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Annie Kenan of this
city; three daughters, Mrs. Melba
Herring, Mrs. w. L. Russ, and
Mrs. Donaly Ray Russ, all of this
city; four sons, ]. E. Kenan, Jr.,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, William S.
Kenan of Cincinnati, R. Harlee
Kenan of this city, and D. ].
Childress of Elyria, Ohio; one
brother Alfred Kenan of Green's
boro; nine grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
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housekeeper to live In comfortable quar-
ters; health certificate required. Phone
APRIL LIST. GEORGETOWN area: nursemaid,
other help employed; can live In or out,
but must be available until pm: meals
Box 1925, Star %