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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Urban League
Board Members
For 1913 az

The Detroitl Branch OF the
Urban League is among the l25
Red Feather Agencies OF the
community. Following are mem
befs OF the Board of Directors
and staff members for l948-49:
Mrs. Willard Pope, president.
Cecil l.. Rowlette, vice president,
II. +. Simms. M. d., treasurer;
John d. Dsncy, secretary; John
F. Ballengcr. Miss Edla Laur-
son, Mrs. Haley Bell. c. Henri
Lewis. Mrs. Harold +. Bledsoe,
Ernest T. Marshall, Edgar C
Braun, Harry S. Pope, Miss Lau-
rentine b. Collins George w.
Reed, Mrs. William F. Connolly
Board OF Directors) r. G.. Rob
inson, NJ d.. Chester M. Culver,
Julian p, Rodgers, Charles A.
DAILY. Ramon S. Scruggs. Stanley
p EccleStonc. Jean 7. Scheafor,
Hoyt l.. Fracher, Moses l.. Wal
ker Mrs, Roscoe G.. Fuller, Mrs.
Beulah T. Whitby. Albert II
Johnson. NJ. D., G. Mennen Will
liams Board OF DirectorS) Fred
r. Johnson, Frank Vim, Benja-
MN +. Young
STAFF MEMBERS
John c Dancy. executive di-
rector: Francis A. Kornegay, Vo-
cational Services Secretary, Will
liam L. Price. Community Or
oanl2ation Secretary; Ernest L..
Brown Jr.. Asst. Vocational
Services Secretary. Mrs. Theresa
NJ Carroll, Administrative Sec
retarv. Mrs. Hlda " Watkins,
Secretary 10 Vocational Services
Dept Mrs Jennie Wilmington,
Rcccptionist -Stenographer (tcm-
norpry) Mrs. Lois G. Weldon.
Group Worker, Chestnut Center:
Herman Stallings. Boys Worker
Chcstnu. Center: Mrs Willie II
Brown. PROGRAM Director. North
lawn Center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
NORTHEND
Society CHIPS
by Pauline Underwood

sport. Among the sportsmen
Mtle John King. {. B. Dickcrson.
Walter Montgomcr, Charles Ran.
&C. Just what they baeeed I
fun.
Series Game
Ada Belle Edmund and her
husband Roy and am uncle. Jim
Potts went over to the World
Series game in Cleveland last
Sunday in then Lincoln Contin.
entail. Ada Bell wore beautiful
hand knitted green lrock.
Back Again
johnnie Mae Morris is back
from her vacation looking very
clipper
Interesting Hat
Can foot my own horn. please
may L. Well all of my friends
told me they liked my relic of a
hat The bottom is about 3 wears
old and the top ! swipcd from
Nom, think. but cute little Mary
Watkins put them together and
made Mrs Society Chips a very
i1terc ting chapcau.
Just Plain Gossip
What cute little hat cal and her
husband think the big bird is go-
lrg TO drop them a package?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
DINA Hears Northern
High Choral Group

Monday night the Northern
High School Senior Choral group
rendered selections at the De
troit Musicians Association bl-
monthly meeting at the Detroit
Association Women'S Club. Brush
and Ferry.
The director OF the choral
group was Claire Weimer, direc-
tor Of music al Northern. The
mixed group Of girls and boys
YVES also an inter-rscial one.
Miss Nellie Watts Of the Pa
iron Of Arts and member 81 the
Detroit Musicians Association
presided
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Heroic Porter
Gets AW ard

CLEVELAND - An alert pull
man porter who spotted me-
chanical defect on train bound
from New York TO Chicago will
receive the regular award for Oc-
tober Of the Federation for Rail-
way Progress. it was announced
today.
The porter Joseph Williams. OF
New York. N Y, regularly as
signed to the New York Chicago
run on Pennsylvania Railroad
trains Nos. 40 and 2. will receive
a S25 United States Savings Bond.
The bond is given each month by
tho Federation 10 a railroad en-
ploye chosen for outstanding acts
OF courtesy or service reported
by travellers TO the Federation
On July %, while on train No
49, approaching Trepton. en- route
20 Chicago. Porter Williams dis.
covered a hot box, already in
flames, on his Pullman car. A
hot box is dangerous because il
may bring about derailment by
weakening an axle and causing
the axle TO break Porter Williams
reported his discovery 10 the con-
ductor and the car was quickly
set out and stopped for repairs
at Trenton.
The Federation member who
reported Porter Williams action
was w. f, Hetzel. New York. N.
Y. who commented: This could
have been a serious wreck except
for the vigilance OF Porter Will
liams.' Mr.. Williams, 40. has been
employed by the Pullman Com
pany for over twenty years. He
has good service record with
the company, including numerous
commendationS from passengers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
s..i.l and Arr Club

Tho North End Social and Art
c,,,h wll sponsor concert fca-
.ns,re the Charmettes. a group
~ voune women managed by r.
- Trlcher. Their voices are
sii ext,emely different. Mrs. Al
80 card Mrs. o. Blackman and
NJ Helen Storey Mccullough
~ an Northenders. The pro-
oram viii be Saturday evening.
6c,ober 80, at $3.50 p. m, in the
Socture Hall of the Detroit In
.,;,,nc of Arts. Woodward al Kir
hy Mrs. Margaret Gill is the
prcsidcnt Of this outstanding
group
Hospital Visit
Visited Ann Greer at Herman
Eicler Hospital Sunday Ann
iooted simply exquisite in the
riIlv rShut-in" do-dads and her
chlncsc hairdo. Ann is doing
Sne And down the hall | saw
Mrs Leila Mae Hendricks, pop
ular matron. They will both be
coming home soon.
Nimrods
We'll. the birds were on the
run with the hunters seeking our
snc- fcathercd friends for bit of
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
Student Poper
 To Be Out Friday

This years. staff of the Banana Belt Breeze, student publication of Palmer High School, was burn ing the midnight oil this week to meet a Friday deadline. The years first issue is scheduled to be on the streets by after-school hours on Friday.
 Staff positions were still not definite at the Frontiersman's press deadline. However it is cer- tain George Hermon will be over seeing the efforts of Freezes re- porters as editor. Roberta Hem mer is to be his right hand man.
 All future issues of the Banana Belt Breeze are scheduled for publication on the last Friday of each month.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
EKLUTNA HOUSECLEANING SLOWS VALLEY DINNERS

The power dimout experienced in the Valley last week was caus- ed by the annual housekeeping at Eklutna dam. Each year the city of Anchorage shuts down the Eklutna .sub-station for several days while cleanup crew works on the dam gates.
 During the shutdown all of the Valleys power is brought from Anchorage over a small transmission line, with result ing high loss of voltage. The MVFCA Diesel plant was operat- ed during the four-day period, in order to pick up the voltage needed for Valley use.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
All, H0AEAAKER'S COUNCILS PLAN ACHIEVEMENT DAYS

Achievement Day plans for All and Homemakers' clubs were dis cussed at last weeks Council meetings. No definite date has yet been set for the All Achieve ment Day, which is tentatively planned for some time in Mo- vember.
 Lynn Sandvik, Mrs. Harold Dinkel, Mrs. Lou Sandvik and Miss Marilyn Johnson were nam ed to a central committee to or ganize plans for the day. They expect to announce time, place and date in the near future.
 In the meantime, All Club members were reminded that record books are due on this years work no later than Oct. Is. Any club member who turns in his record book after that date is not eligible for a pin, accord ing to Miss Johnson.
 Homemakers' Council mem bers tentatively selected Oct. 27 as the date for Homemaker's Achievement Day. It will be held in the Grange Hall, following a potluck luncheon at noon. Each club will be responsible for number on the days program.
 Final plans for the day will be outlined at the next Council meeting, to be held on Oct. Is. At that time new officers will be elected and installed.
 Program plans for the coming year were discussed last week. Further and more definite plans will be brought before the Coun- cil at the October meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
A YEAR AGO
 THISWEEk

Student activities were making headlines in the Valley Frontiers man just a year ago this week. Palmer students had completed work on a new basketball floor in the gymnasium, and school heads were busy framing rules for the community use of that gym.
 Palmer men and women were planning basketball teams, too. The ShamrockS were organizing under the sponsorship of Matt Perkins. Palmer High squads were getting their initial prac- tice sessions in the great Alaskan out-of doors.
 Torrential fall rains had wash ed out roads at Moose Creek and had slowed traffic at Chugiak on the Palmer-Anchorage Highway.
 Robbers attempted a break-in at Hartley's Garage, but were frightened away before they could investigate the cash box.
 Rusty Dow again opened a trucking line with headquarters in Palmer and the West Side Ga rage announced that it would soon be ready for business.
 Mrs. Walter Zeile was named temporary public health nurse, pending the appointment of a new nurse.
 Palmer's airport was reported nearly finished, with the east west strip nearing the point where it would be usable. The MatanuSka Hotel was roofed during the last week of October, and workmen rushed the job of getting the siding up.
 Palmer students planned the first school dance of the year and Valley Oranges at Palmer and Wasilla scheduled a joint social evening. Guests listened to two hours of music at the first fall meeting of the Music Appre- ciation Club in the rectory of St. Michael'S Church.
 Bonnie Meehan and Freddie Cook took their place on the FrontierSman staff as Palmer neWSbOyS.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
AlrllanacTells Of Alaska Life

A comprehensive almanac of Alaska business, travel, entertain. ment, farming. fishing and living has been published by Tewkesbury Publishers of Anchorage and Seat. tie. The S20 pages of the paper bound book leave little uncovered in Alaska life.
 The book contains information for prospective settlers. historical and geographical information about all parts of the territory, es& penses that travellers may expeet, hotel, resort and night club accom- modations, hunting and fishing lodges, cost of living. employ& prospects. housing and edueS 4 air, water, rail and highway tra portation systems, rates and faoff- ties; defense measures, population statistics.
 Featured in the book gre many pages of pictures of business estat1- lishments in the principal citi'l and towns. \
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29

Parker Lester, local Extension Service agent, is taking a holi- day this week. Mir. LeSter'S vaca- tion will be short and he does not plan to leave the Valley.
Chicago world., 1948-09-18

cided not to press charges. In
stead, she took the first train to
her home in Philadelphia until
things "quieted down."
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
Teacher Calls
For Race Unity

MILWAUKEE-''In unity we
will march forward" is the opin-
ion of Professor w. K. Hicks,
history teacher at Dunbar High
school.
eve need to back one another
in business instead Of pulling our
fellow businessman down." Mr..
Hicks believes.
'1We need more men to stand
up for their race and not sell it
out for the dollar To make a
great race, we must have good
conduct and race pride. Be true.
to our race.
AS a baseball player who has
toured the country in and out OF
the United States, Mexico and
Canda, I have found out that |
have received more courtesy in
foreign countries than in my own.
One of the reasons I travelled
with this baseball team, the San
Francisco Cubs, San Francisco,
Calf. was to find out what diff
ferent parts Of the country think
about the Negro. From all my
travels I have found that my peo-
pie need to work together and to
fights for these rights. In unity
forward" A 4
Chicago world., 1948-09-18

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everything
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
MilWdukeedns Tour
[ h e BIG City
{ Milwaukee SneciaN

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Halyard
IN company with DR.. and Mrs.
j. w. Maxwell and family, spent
a busy week in New York City
recently. While DR.. Maxwell at
tended the National Medical Con-
ference, the Halyards, Mrs. Max
well, Valeria, and John saw many
OF the interesting places of New
York City and surrounding bur-
oughs.
In addition to sight seeing trips
through the city and a boat ride
on the Hudson River, Rockefeller
Center, Chrysler Building Obser-
vatory tower, Radio City Music
Hall were some of the places Wis
tied. There was time to see two
broadway plays, "Finian's Rain
bow" and Tennessee Williams
Street Car Named Desire"
No trip to New York is COM
pleted without some shopping
tours, all Of which were mmeinse-
ly enjoyed by the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halyard also Wis
tied the National Headquarters
of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People, to discuss business mat
ters of the Milwaukee branch.
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
Says Artist Struck
Her: Argument
Ends in Juil

NEW YORK (CNS)-Harlem
reaidents arched their eyebrows
re this week when news got out
chat the beautiful, throaty-voiced
singer, Marian Bruce, just re-
turned from California engage
ments, had been chased from a
fabulous Sugar Hill apartment
what had happened. Miss Bruce,
bleeding, was rushed to Mother
Cabrini Hospital nearby for
treatment where she swore that
Harris had struck her.
Unheeding to the curious
crowds which gathered in front
of the building, even for 8 am,
police arrested the noisy Harris
and hauled him off to the nearest
precinct. However, he was re-
leased later when Miss Bruce de-
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
Gambling Quiz
In Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, Wise With
Negro citizens here thoroughly
aroused over the reported squaw-
king of a policy wheel operator,
this city is in the midst of an in
vestigation into the alleged ST.
100000 a year policy racket. Ne
groes also say the local daily
running a series Of articles on
policy should notice also the
white gambling concerns in the
downtown section.
The so-called John Doe Hear
ing which has been conducted
since August 16 by the district
attorneys office has not reached
the stage where the central fig
ures in the probe, Thomas c..
Harris, the alleged big time op-
orator, and Charles "Smokey"
Gooden, reputed go-between the
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
Jax Urban League
Completes First
Years Good Work

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
Baptist churches in Milwaukee's
Sixth ward attended the Nation
a Baptist Convention, Inc.,- held
in Houston, Texas, last week.
Leading the delegation from
the Metropolitan Baptist church
was the pastor, the Rev. A. wv.
Wise. Accompanying him we're
Mrs Hazel Scott and Mrs. Louise
Gay.
The Rev. and Mrs, NJ. J. Bat
tie and Mrs. Amy l. Smith re-
presented Calvary Baptist church
at the Texas meeting.
The Rev. Theodore Lovelace
headed the delegation from Mt.
Zion Baptist church. Rev Love-
lace is secretary Of the Home
Missions Board and Department
of Evangelism. Delegates ac-
companying him are Mrs Susie
Scurry, president of the local
Missionary Society; Mrs. l. M.
Coggs, chairman of the Home
Mission Committees women's
Auxiliary; Mrs. Marie Lovelace,
and Mrs. Cleo Smith.
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
W0MEN AND GIRLS SAY
THANKS" FOR 2-WAY HELP

functional periodic pain; (2) taken
throughout the month like a tonic
it should improve your appetite, ait
digestion, and thus help build vi
resistance for the trying days ta
come. CARDUI Is scientifically pre-,
pared and scientifically tested. =
YOU suffer "at those certain timesn
get CARDUI today.
Chicago world., 1948-09-18

What to do for woman's Oldest
problem, functional monthly pain?
Many girl and woman has found
Iae answer in CARDU1's 2-way help.
You see, CARDU1 may make things
ots easier for you in either Of two
Ways: I'd started 3 days before
your time" and taken as directed
IN the label, it should help relieve
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
African Expedition
Sends Specimens
New Council On Civil
Rights Formed In
New York City

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The
Jacksonville Urban Leaue at the
completion of it's first yeyar of
operation will be represented at
the annual Urban League con-
ference to be held on the campus
OF Virginia University Richmond,
Va, September 6-10. The fifty
six branches will study improv
ed methods of social service to
the end that Negro life be made
richer, and more complete.
Chicago world., 1948-09-18
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
GRAD IN RECITAL

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Attrus
Fleming jr., recent graduate with
honors from the College of Mu-
sic at Howard University appear
ed Friday night, August 27, in
recital at the Stanton High. He
showed a rare ability in both
technique and Interpretation. A
large group of friends and music
lovers witnessed what was the
musical treat of the season.
North Carolina has given the
nation three native sons who be-
came President. They are An
drew Jackson, James Polk and
Andrew Johnson,
Evening star., 1948-03-10
APARTMENTS WANTED Cont,

VET STUDENT and wife need apartment,
Il oi9h. Sfssa c a. ssSa assls ss
sss 1ss sF set PVT Ri On bath RE-
sEokdEfoWN Ias u ss uNiyPRsfrI fP + PEI aiaduat: Il:
both oihcer veterans. viii be married s.on;
spartment; IN NV. eonHenently 0iaraa% ioeated
with respect to. Georsetown University;
Rot1IS Up t9 sss n9m m1nsh BUx 221.M Star II.
children; need furnished apartment in
ynaay vicinity Of Congress Heights. Phone Tw
DESPERATE. veteran and wife expeetins
fovk seaai ARAMs RAffsED 0usinesswomen. a5'so T.:
section: kitchen and bath. Cali Hobart
EMPLOYED CoUPLK need furn. or unfurn
apt; preferably Maryland; win consider
REFINED YOUNG BUSINESS CPLE. desire
hsssst sp mo chdssp or
9773 between IL am. and pm IL.
BETTER APT. or small house required
DH: e1s. KING; hN as s9,5;5o' RE 4142. Ext. 47so;
LITTLE Lift; BoY. ts 8 years old. good character,
but heavy drinker SmiiEj: wants s-roem
Soob e RErs fuEsYonns f RS. lte" epe nsn.
sS Z RafsssFzs5 Bisf RE- E. aoo fsan
amy OFFICER. wife; no children: a. no
pets, desire unfurn. or furn. apt pref Va.
err; or n;w 6, NA 1855. Ext. 40s., To-
DOWN doWntown 'Vase NA EST ea5h' private entrance
DIPLOMAT needs furnished apt. prefer
room, bath and kitchen, NV. section; un-
2aDY 2s 9a EMBAssa aR Ssfs EMfIoYRs Z desire
ioeedrm apt, vicinity Dupont Circle. Box
CIVIL ENGINEER wants 1-room bath apt
5ndIW. - NV. section; up to $50 monthly. Box
COUPLE. desiring. to get married. desper-
Du 1ooo. doisaa Eas es2 e.. eves paD0nt Circle
Hospital, desires small s-rm. % bsmt. apt apt.
with bath. Call RA. 1880 weekdays, -9-5
NAVAL OFFICER and family desire sublet
iarn' p ;1r 3 wks. beginning about March
5 british GIRLS desire turn. apt, BE bed
cali EX. 1910. Ext. .i09 between and 5;
RA. 5539 after $50 pm
MARRIED COUPLE. 3-yr. child desire l.
bedrm. apt, unfurn. or furn. steady Govt
'o0' professional AID. 1908 after pm.
e YOUNG FINNISH LADIES. diplomatic
edvfe e desire s.f,nn farn or W. 9nfSEn or
III H. SSStlOu NJ. 1000. III
COUPLE AND BABY need unfurn. apt ::
&c 90 not drink or smoke; $50 max Call
2 GIRLS need small furn. apt. in airing
ton. Box 1851, Star. 10
GENTLEMAN wishes studio apt, pvt. bath.
KIT. KIT; s9E tx . mos 6eginning April l. VIII
FURN. OR UNFURN. 1-rm. apt, NV.
MISS RANDALL. day. ME. 1921; ewes, AID.
REFINED EMPL. COUPLE would appre-
eiate unfurn: apt. for occupancy by April
10; max $65. AT. 2671, after 6 pm.
BUSINESS COUPLE desire a-rm. apt. in
NV. Sec GRACE MYERS, Republic 5000,
Dept of Justice. ii
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN and work
ing wife urgently need 1-bedrm unfurn.
apt; in apt. bldg; no children or pets,
GOVT. EMPLOYE. Vet, 81; unfurn. / or
z rms, kit. bath apt. CO. 1895. after
CoLoRED-coUPLE WITH CHILD desire
apt, furn. Or unfurn. Dupont 5O66. 10
Evening star., 1948-03-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT PYRENEEs, polar bear type dogs,
very gentle with children; female o
different stock, both are registered with
For information, cali 81 1894, Sunday
between 9 am. and pm. III
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
hsnn
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, beautiful fawns
have Brindle bitch Ia yrs. old. viii
:s cheap EHW ERsts fsia HFy re h'T He1
andria, Va. Duke st, extended. TIE. 243o.
inspecton invted ELPAW s kGNNEIs Ia HSGs qes r9s
altS'; a1s' TIE Va s4a0 Duke ST. extended miles
scns5s prices R 0'e Cal ms nsesids aHss 8 re-
aREaP nFui5i paSH sfufR PuPrTHs p p golden tavn
SlIIs M iss'sISs si!?sf ss5.as 5sss' ssAf' Coles
Sundred. d.'0 Meai, S. lSA handred. pelivered' Gs
Nd. va. and D c. weekly delivery Of
s9Tssaeft s9Tss, Re t. Raosy your home: DALAkAY Max
COCKER sPANIELs, at CHEEKY Hill; dis
iI,n4s, tinctiye cempanions for discriminatins
KITTENS, attractive, half grown. delivered
without charge to adults, or children over
8. Ordway 1916 Free. no cost for kittens
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, all colors, all
ages, ,registered and innoculated, several
new litters to choose from A deposit
will hold till Easter. Prices reasonable
Rockville 2644 and Rockville 1918 -12
COCKER PUPPIES, reg. Axe, both sex
z wks. to 3 mos. S25 each; 1-yr-old
females, most colors, two sons of Ch
Black Proven Studs. For sale. GOLDEN
BUFF STUD SERVICE, Clinton 507. 549O
Evening star., 1948-03-10
APIS. FURNISHED Cont. } !.

2 BEDROOMS and private bath, share
sitchsn sne and other utilities. Phone Vienna
43s IEBAuM ST. s.E.-single girl to share
$50 mo. Call AT. 1885 after pm. 10
BACHELOR rn. t. share apt with another
6owNTowN-one-room So studio ip apt.
gsce 4594 59 cook; kot for share bath s55
WILL SHARE HOME with empld. couple;
Va blk. off Lee blvd, conv. transp.; all home
eiiTfffz cHTsTiAN seiENTisr se Ssff LADY or couple
to share 2-bedroom duplex with one en-
ployed eo lady; Arlington Alexandra area.
3:RooM APT. pvt. bath; pvt. residence at
eI employed; Call Oh. 4as7.
moderniy furn'. utils. incl. Incl siso a per mo mo
Call MI. Obs. $40 am. to 1880 noon,
WSsTEbf1o Wa Rm to s;ae 4ened R@ girl, to share
St; NV, NE. o3si. ASK for BEA al after r
KENsINGToN. MD-Bed-liv. rm., kit; all
utilities; new home; conv. transp: empi.
eple; gent,le iIatT family Box 453-L Star:
keeping a;sl so room; lady only; convenient loca-
EPFicIEScY s.pPi III Sesk APARTMENT with rrizidare
S37 so - per r. month. 1874 Minnesota ave,
i4fTrkAcT1IS4iEi APT. in exclusive NV. resi-
Dental section; will share with profess
privils., utilities; refs; $50. EN-. 1854
Box 449-J, Star.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED modern apt,
near. near American r. University NV; large
air conditioned: available Immediately;
81 150 everything furnished WO. 2527.
Box 225-M. Star
ONE BEDRM. and use of well-furn. home:
vacant; "a miles from Key Bridge, CHI.
BEDROOM AND KITCHEN. furn., near
Andrews Field: sober employed couple.
? ROOMS, KITCHEN, PVT. BATH, newly
furn,, all privils.; employed cple. or 2
3s29 KANSAS AVE. NV Nice large double
room with light housekeeping privileges
500 mo-; nice section, convenient transp.
ia. 4S45 -l2
2116 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Two ladies;
twin beds, home privilS.: 50 each; Just rm,
Ys ;, each n vIs;c By appt CO 2754 ewes: ia
sink, refgr., gas, cleo; quiet. sober man.
$40 wk. NO. 1891, AID. O359 -16