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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Leo l.. Miller
Ewing Appoints

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)
Leo l.. Miller, executive assist
ant TO the Federal Security Ad-
ministrator, has been appointed
the fair employment officer of the
Federal Security Agency, it was
learned last Wednesday
The appointment was made by
Oscar r. Ewing, Federal Security
Administrator, in accordance
with President Truman's execu-
tive order of July %, setting up
regulations governing fair em-
ployment in Federal agencies.
Notices of Miller's appointment
were sent to members of the adj
ministrator'S staff on September
Both.
A spokesman for the Federal
Security Agency said last We'd
nesday that Mr.. Miller will utili-
re the resources of the division
Of personnel management and
officers and agencies within the
agency as he may deem necessary
TO carry out the purposes of the
executive order.
Mr. Miller was named execu-
tive assistant to the administra-
tor in June, l943. Prior to that
time he was budget officer of the
agency, in which position he had
served ever since the agency was
created by executive order in
1889. Previously he was with the
Treasury Department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
News From
WAYNE ROMULUS
BY PHYLLIS JEFFRrEs

HI FoLKsl
The First Baptist Choir of
Romulus visited at New Bethel
where Rev Franklin is pastor.
They also want to thank the
members for their hospitality.
2. Miss Lola Smith of Detroit
was out Tuesday TO visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Porter
Turner of Carnegie street
g. Vivian Robinson and sister.
Edwina, were hostesses at an
enjoyable get-together at their
home Saturday.
4. Have you visited the First
Baptist Church in Romulus To-
Gated on Delano street? If not.
you're missing treat. The Rev.
G.. Stevenson As pastor and he
is a wonderful speaker Go and
hear him sometime. Won't you?
5. Anyone wishing to take
music lessons. see Mrs. A, Thorn
as OF 1914 Waynecorse Blvd.
s Sorry TO hear OF the death
of the mother of Mrs. Irene Mes
ser of Cypress street. She left
for Mary Anna. Fla. last week.
You have our sympathy.
Z. Miss Mary Ann Taylor OF
Detroit is visiting her father. Mr.
Ralph Taylor and friend, Lor-
raine Coleman, both of Vinewood
street.
8 The Romulus football team
is to play a thrilling game with
lnkster Nov. II in Romulus.
9. Miss Marjorie Hearst Of De-
troit is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Hearst Of Wayne Road
10. The Romulus Girls Club
is giving a pre- Halloween dance
lat the Community Center Sat
urday, Oct, 80 Come one, come
all.
H. Cpl. Hubert Jones mas been
home from Bellville ILL.,. visiting
relatives and friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
BROWSING AROUND ECORSE

held at Miller School Friday
night. 'Na'
With fine crowd of vo,ng
people and a number of adult
Executive Board members 10
iehd encouragement all waited
ior the arrival of Duke Filing
ton and AL Hibbler. guest artist
70 stimulate interest among the
group and perhaps TO render a
selection or two Due TO their
iate appearance from their du-
ties at the Paradise, most of the
Young people had departed
The Duke visited the Cotton
Club on Visger Road and also
the home of Miss Octavia smith
424 Polk, where a groun of
Local NAACP officials gathered
10 make his short stay welcome
Ellington spoke Saturday on the
Jack the Bellboy program and
encouraged the youth 10 ;oin
the Council and thanked Ecorse-
River Rouge citizens for their
warm hospitality.
PRIZES AWARDED
The Bridge Whist party Spon.
sored by Mrs. AWE Woods A
Rochelle's Recreation Center
River Rouge. was catherine
place for forty Of the Twin-City
fashionable females. Mrs Woods
petite and charming in green
taiieta and green suede shoes
greeted all corners with her fam.
Gus smile. Mrs. Rochelle Davis
charming always, was very much
IN evidence assisting the hostess
Mrs. Bran. Mrs. Stanton. both
OF Detroit, and Mrs. Higgins of
me Dewey-Warren Republican
Committee, spoke on the merits
OF Dewey for President
The progressive card party
was then under way After the
smoke OF battle had cleared love
~ prizes were awarded the win
ming contestants as follows. con.
tract Mrs Clara Pollard. 1926
IAN, high; Mrs Ruth Green. 55l
Campbell, low; auction. Mrs Ma
bel Brown. high; Mrs Doris
salisbury 1910 Bassett. low.
whist. Mrs Susie Mae Chosen
5820-8th, high Mrs. Johnnie Mae
Folks. low The door prize was
won by Mrs. Carol Reddick. 1895
9Th street. Ice cream. cake and
nuts were served to the CAV
crowds. and can assure YOU
all had grand time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
BY FRANCES pErRoss

with lower temperatures the
fashion and political speeches a
lime a dozen. we watcn and
listen calmly as they head down
tho home stretch for photo
finish OF this colorful three way
raee of who was able TO hold
their own. | hope everyone re-
numbered the deadline and reg
ls,cred in time SO as 10 help the
cause along in your own partic-
Mar way. II the heavy registra-
uon on the West Side is a har.
binaer of aroused political in
terest the line up in the precincts
Nov End, will hit a new high.
The Local Branch of NAACP
mot Thursday eve at Beechwood
Center. The October agenda fol-
loving closely the program as
received from New York office
with plans for a mass member.
ship meeting the last Sunday in
October Communications re-
ceived. also informs the branch
that due TO rising cost of opera
ton expense il is impossible for
ihe Association TO tectively
continue without additional in.
come As a result membership
foes formerly a dollar. will be
s. for annual minimum mem
hrrship fee. after the 3lst Of
December.
Reports of delegates. Miss Oc-
tava Smith. Messrs. Vernon
Maloy and Louis Jordan was in
formative and interesting as they
reported from the state meeting
held in Saginaw. Many other
routine items were discussed and
viii be released for public con
sumption through the press
shortly
Mr.. Dennis Dowdell. new di.
rector of Beechwood Center. was
welcomed by the Officers and
Board, Mr., Dowdell will reside
at 383 Palmerston with his wife
and young son and daughter.
Drop in and meet the director.
my impression. an efficient wide
awake and much needed ad.
dition 20 the Twin-Cities. Com
mendation for Mr.. Wilson HUI
ehes. NAACP Youth Counci,
advisor, and Mr.. Elmer Smith
Youth Council president. for the
exemplary membership dance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Angel to Run

Frank Angel, prominent River
Rouge businessman. has an
nounced his intention of running
for State Representative from
the 4th Legislative District on
the Progressive Party ticket
Angel was active In the Love
land Drug Store discrimination
case. and protested the rezoning
case of school districts in Ecorse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
INkSTER
JOTTINGS
BY MRS. J. W. KELLOGG

The Young businessman about
town, Mi. Casey Walker OF Cas-
scy's Recreation Hall. Harrison
Road, left Saturday. Oct 10. for
Montgomery, Ala, on an errand
az mercy. He motored through
20 take Mr. Bob Patten to the
bedside of his father. Mr. Patten
VINO is critically III.
Mir and Mrs Lewis Brown Of
New York City brought their
vacation 20 an end by visiting
Mrs Browns parents. the Rev
end Mrs. NJ. C. Conner. ST.. OF
Harriet street While here. they
were the over night guests Of
her parents. also of her brother
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Conner Jr, and dropped in for
9 chat with your reporter. Mrs
Brown. formerly an Inkstcr girl.
made good as teacher in Ala
1sma and Chicago. She met MI.
Lewis Brown. one of New York's
successful businessmen. and be.
came charming housewife. Mrs.
Brown did her home town proud
m those beautiful silver fox furs
OF hers. Come again, MI and
Mrs Brown.
The Rev. o. A. Lawrence OF
Greensboro, Ala. is the house
gueSt of his daughter, Madam
Katherine Stone of 37l5 Inkster
Road. director of Stones Funeral
home. The Rev. Lawrence's stay
is indefinite.
Mrs Martha Wyman and Mr..
bishop A. Stewart were dinner
guests of the Thomas Kellogg's
Sunday. last.
FUNERAL services were held for
Mrs, Harold Lumpkin Saturday.
Sat, Oct. is. from Smith Chapel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Oratorio Society
Hold RehearsaIs

Additions for membership in
the Detroit Oratorio Society will
be held on Tuesday. Oct. %. al
8 D. m. In the ST. Andrews Par
rish House, Fourth and Putnam,
according to Arthur Gnau. di-
rector OF the society. The only
qualification for membership in
the group is musicianship. MI
Gnau stated. There are no bar
riers OF race or creed
The group is rehearSing ma
jor works of Bach and Strsvin-
ski for its l948-49 season. Fur
ther information about the so
ciety may be obtained by calling
Mr.. Gnau at TR. 2-2590
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
A Sweet Story
nx nErrY RARcIAY

Then freeze until hrm. Freezing
time. 3 TO 4 hours. Makes ! quart.
Note: For a deluxe dessert. add
n cup GrapeNuts to each quart
partially frozen or softened Ice
cream.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Clusters
package Is sQuares) Dot
Chocolate
4 cup peanut butter
cups wheat fakes
Heat chocolate and peanut butter
in double boiler until chocolate rs
melted. stirring constantly. Re
move from heat and add wheat
flakes. Mix thoroughly. Drop from
teaspoon on waxed paper. Cool
until firm. Makes about J dozen
Fresh Peach Crisp
cups sliced fresh peaches
n teaspoon lemon juice
2 to tablespoons sugar or honey
tablespoon melted butter
\ teaspoon salt
n teaspoon cinnamon
tablespoons batter
"a cup sugar
tablespoon -four
l II cups raisin bran
Mix together peaches. lemon
juice. sugar, melted butter, salt, and
cinnamon. Turn into deep S-inch
baking dish.
Cream butter: add sugar and
-four and mix Well Add cereal and
crumble together. Spread over
peaches. Cover and bake I'm moder.
ate oven t350' FL 80 minutes. Re
move cover and continue baking 10
minutes longer. or until peaches are
tender. Serve warm with cream.
Makes 4 servings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23

II. The Mems A. p. A. is Civ
Ing movie at the Community
Center FRIDAY Everyone come
out ! know YOU will enjoy il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
X-Rays Reveal
Chest Conditions

Richard l.. Les. Executive Sec
Rotary Of the TB and Health Soci
ETY., announced TODAY that r.
Tincher of Sears & Roebuck. has
been named chairman Of an In
dustrial Health Committee for
the Society which was organized
this week.
During X-Ray surveys recent
~ held in Highland Park, VIVIAN
dotte, Dearborn and three other
small communitie was found
that ches, abnormalities among
Industrial workers ran about fifty
pei cent higher than the general
population IN those communities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23

This isn't a Once upon time
story it's news story. AT
least. II will be news TO all the
Mrs. Homemakers who haven't yet
learned to take advantage OF the
TACT that cereal Ii one OF the most
versatile OF foods. Too often.
cereal gets served up at breakfast
time only and do be assured.
there Is no better way 10 start the
day on. well.fortifed with nourish.
ment and energy - but then the
package goes back into retirement
on the pantry shelf until another
breakfast. That's why there Ia real
news interest in these three recipes
for cereal sweets two are
luscious summer desserts; the
other a delicious. healthful candy
treat
Grape.Nuts Ice Cream
Z teaspoons speed-up unhavored
gelatine
! cup milk
"a cup sugar
Dash OF salt
2 cups light cream
! teaspoon vanilla
u cup Grape.Nuts
Place gelatine in bowl; add u
cup milk and mix well. Heat re
naming a cup milk. Add to gela
tine mixture: stir until gelatine IL
dissolved. Dissolve sugar and sail
In hot mixture. Add cream and
vanilla.
Turn into freezing tray OF auto
matte refrigerator, setting control
for coolest freezing temperature
When partially frozen, remove from
tray and beat with rotary ege
heater until fluffy and smooth. Fold
In GrapeNuts. Return to tray and
freeze 80 minutes longer: stir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
IWestside Human
Relations Council
To Meet Monday

The West Side Human Rels-
tons Council will present q
community dinner on the eve
ming Of Monday. Nov. 3. at the
Nacirema Club House, Both. al
Milford. at $50 p. m. The din
ner will mark the opening OF
the winter season activities OF
the council.
You and your friends are cor
daily invited TO attend. and
help make the council activities
successful
Mrs. Irene Graves. president;
Mrs. Colder Smith. program
chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Thugs Busy

Two River Rouge residents re-
ported the loss OF clothing BY
theft last week.
Harry LeSner, 223 Charles.
said Friday that someone had
entered his room and removed
clothing. including two suits. An
alarm clock also was taken. To-
tai value was given at S95
Thaddeus J Washington. 4lO
Frazier told police Monday that
two mems suits, two overcoats
topcoat, shoes and other ar
ticles were taken from his place
OF residence The value was not
announced
Evening star., 1948-03-21

End FLOOR. 1243 Good Hope I'd. Sc
rooms and bath, private entrance; con-
yeniently located near schools and grocery
stores with bus stop less than 1 block
from door; apt. previously used as doc
tors ONCE: S75 For full particulars,
apply 1st floor. 1243 Good Hope rd. sc.
RMS. KIT. and bath; middle aged couple
only. no children; SIS mo. 5203 Georgia
ave. NV. -2l
APARTMENT with fireplace and small
flower garden; suitable for one careful,
middle-aged person; rent, $55 mo. Box
WOODBRIDGE. N.E.-Unfurn. apt, empl.,
settled couple. $50. Sun. after / pm, !;
weekdays, after 6. DE. $3.50 or Box 31-Ls
Star.
2 BEDRMS.. liv rm., din. rm. kitchen and
bath, Frigidaire and new gas range; avail
able immed.; $100. 3711 Macomb st. NV.
WO. 4OO4. -22
LGE. 2-REDRM., living rm, kit apt; mr..
Wilson blvd; and Courthouse rd.; partially
3 RMS, BATH in hve-family house, re-
stricted to young professional couple only;
no children or pets: S75 mo-; utilities and
hao fytrr -
Evening star., 1948-03-21
ROOMS WANTED.

CATHOLIC MAN wishes room, n.w. or ne.
ssyys sys, family; away week ends. BOX 2 s55:M 55: II
ROOM wANTED-Gentleman desires room
Jingle or double, where one vacancy exists
Must locate room with bath privileget
for So or $500 per week in vicinity Of
with me at once. Phone owens 5o5s
RALPH PHILLIPS, 625 South Quincy st
PROTESTANT GENTLEMAN. permanent
large single room or room and bath; own.
er's home; NV. only; close in or bes
Iss-R, star. ' ''"''' '''
LADY, employed. desires single room. yer,
nome, adults only; laundry priv; quiet o.
no radio. Box 124-R, Star.
MIDDLE-AGED CPLE. desires furn. rm,
syin ssi beds BEDS PVT bath; refined home NV
coNGKSfAa coz SS1 a'ess cATHoI1ee o lady desires sin
gle loom, reasonable: Box 15-Rs Star.
LADY, mature, employed. nondrinker ant
easy walking distance of 11th and G SITS
sble, Write mrs. KOCH, es7 3 St. re: = :
only two to four nights per week in town
clean, quiet room and bath, with garage
available: convenient to 18th and Eye sts
s1stsns ssS etsfs Sans ans .xe
rm., NV. walk. dist. Govt. depts.; no smok.
ing q Or drinkin&g; e. Ieas. price. Box 110-R, Star.
uOVAs CALAAJ mlQQle-dkeQ man, QeSlTe&
room with running water. NV, near Treas
ury: $25 to S35 mo-: refined Prot. home.
rsfersncss eXch. Box 76:R; Star.
desires comfortable room in modern apt
or or private home convenient Senate ONCE
Blog. Box 69-R, Star.
EMPLOYED LADY wants furnished single
room by April l.; prefer walking distance
downtown. Box GAR, Star.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms or use of kitchen
2 unemployed. discriminating women: west
Of 18th st. and north of Columbia I'd
Box 100-R, Star
WORKING MOTHER and 2-yr.-old cir
looking for playmate in NV. home: com.
pensation and rent for day care child: ofTel
services some evenings and full day eacf
week wee baby sitting, other household duties
SINGLE ROOM with kitchen pvgs. or small
Spp apt. n flfst-class convenient NV section
girl. with best of references MA. 9021
6etween ] and pm. Sunday.
2 YOUNG MEN, violinists in Natjona
symphony. need. studio room or bed-sit
nas Ing room suite for selves and small piano
c0LoREp coGPLE need 1-bedrma ~ an,
or room by April 1. Call VI. O3O9 aftei
Pm -21
Evening star., 1948-03-21
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING-Fast
exper. white help. EN-. 2329. ~S2
LONG-DISTANCE AND LOCAL moving.
Call UNITED STATES STORAGE CO..
,sli MaR1NE ~ vETsaANs rsaa MOVING co..-s4.hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1905.
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
and Calf: immediate service NORTHERN
VANLlNES, INC. AT. 9243, Ii. 372b. 27s
TRUNKS, Personal EFFECTS, baggage.
etc. PROMPT service day, night truck with
efhcient white driver. $3.50 hr. LU. 8906.
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your MOVING.
storage. ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1916.
NO JOB TOO LARGE or too smallEan,-
where. Call TW. 0345.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new van: careful handling; reas rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK, Gil. 5l37.
MovNG-Furniture trunks, baggage, lov
rates; good service. RE. 1921. --3l
VETERAN. Just out of the service, will
move or haul anything. night or day; no
iGb .cc smslIi ,S Can EARLE; At; 1881. 24'
ninss, Saturdays and Sundays. NO. s9oa.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

ANYONE WISHING to exchange 2K-room
apt. for smaller one, call Ii. 0302 for
more information. Ideal location for chill
WILL EXCHANGE 4-room, unfurnished
apt. Tulsa, Okla. for unfurnished apt In
D. c.; must be GI. Call Woodley 1850
23s
EXCHANGE UNFURNISHED 3-room, mod
ern New York apartment in East Seventies
for same in Washington NV. location;
April occupancy. Write Box 79-R, Star
NEW YORK FOR wAsHINGToN-will
exchange 2-bedrm. apt, west Bronx, fol
similar apt. or house; NV. pref. GE
WASHINGTON FOR cHIcAGo-Have l.
mo- soo9 asaon T csssaa for
bfs1as bfS afo-} ExeaANeE s1aa a-bedroom os house
- 9ss Ss?Esen Hss sosS sss noF:AEss'
WOULD EXCHANGE my 3 rooms, bath,
Kitchen, furnished or unfurnished apart;
furnishsq Or uniuInishsd S5s . ant Wash
,Rs.0n Box @ 6 R suisas1e sss4 couple Du: nice
EXCHANGE unfurn. 2-bedroom apt, lie.
KenilwoIth section; gas heat and hot water
furnished, Tor 1-bedrm. apt: not ovel
$50 no. Box COR, Star. 22s
NEW BROOM BRICK HOUSE, semidet.
in Alex; modern, fully equipped kitchen
in exchange for l lge. bedrm. in Alex
GE. 41l7. call Sat. and Sun, 90. -22
1-BEDRM. APT, unfurn., $50. Dupont
Circle area, for 2-bedrm. apt, unfurn., up
to $10o. oonv. Northwest section. NO
Evening star., 1948-03-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

17b4 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
attractive dble. for girls, vacancy to share
Iof sirls and men: pvt. bath; good food
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. H. ave-, washing.
IONS most exclusive guesthouse, has lovely
triple room for girls; switchboard serv-
ice ice. We we are famous for our food 1t costs
double room to share. Phone Mrs. Sample,
isse FAiHkMoNr ST. N.w.-young man
to share with another man, in Christian
nome; splendid meals. CO. 3O65. -22
DOUBLE ROOM in private home, cony
transp 81 employed couple preferred. Phone
YES, iT's TRUE-Mansion Club, aaso
Mass ave-. offers YOU a fine home, whole
Ior only 500 mo-: few vacancies.
BABY OR CHILD, under yrs, to room
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL, s3io Ashmsst s4
pi n.w;-Have several double rooms avail.
able: also space for young lady; excellent
meals; 24-hour switchboard service. HO
;ss oGLETHoRPE ST. N.w.-Room NwRm'a sne
Do;us board in conse9ial gentile home of adults
gentlemen: cail IA. o2so.~ ~ 900 .ah mo
mother with one or 2 children; day car.
dor children: home privil. 22s
SIO7 ST. N.W.-Double and triple. with
3eard' $50 $59 pc per month. NO. 8134
ds65 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Double room fo]
Z; f, nome privileges: convenient transporta.
CALVERT HOUSE, I401 18th n.w.-Well.
| newly decorated double, also single; excel.
lent food: switchboard
Evening star., 1948-03-21
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOR LEASE TO ACCEPTABLE TENANT
Attractive 4-bedrm., beaut. furnished
poTeh pee T@ iaundry epses srssnsa
baths, elec. refers; pleasant srounds:
fi7s s per To 4s2o AaP' ef ewSan WE. RI e. .!i
IF YOU CAN AFFORD the best kind Of
COW. cow to buses, modern S-bedrm. house,
1sRRe' poPeh fenced % gd,: $3.50 mo long i.sss
osi ADr e. n's cs oh s4so Box stsE Sac
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN will sh.r. at-
tractive home with 9 or adults, nv.
Seen to me g. ssss f' dE snS Sa1s u BOX
BETHESDA. 52e Park lane-s rms, 3
bedrms., 2 baths, garage; Sl75 mo. no.
BETHESDA, MD rooms, nicely flI-
nished.. new. 3 bedrms., detached house:
available April the 9TH; I lease: Sl76 per
month: references. Can WA. 1850.
LARGE SILVER sPG. HOME. nicely fur
nished includes entrance hall and den on
1st floor; 4 bedrooms and baths up
stairs; oil heat; built-in sarge; corner corner
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. gill. pa
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN desired to
share house with man in Silver Sprins:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furn. brick
bungalow; h.-w. oil heat; garage: rec. room;
cony location; immed. available; adults
only; S110 mo. GIL. 1884. Mon, $780,
BETHEsDA-s-rm.1 1-bath frame; in older
section; Tyr. lease: $75 mo-: mos rent
In advance. WALLACE B. AdNEW, WI.
ARLINGToN-Furnishe for Veteran will
ing and able to complete improvements to
soTdns ssrd shd 4so ns ROOM
dinetts and equipped Kitchen. Deposit rs.
CURED. Preference to urgent case. Box
4sRooM % COTTAGE. furnished; suitsbl. ..
hSsstI'Iosc fBExI LocRTioN. fine neishborhood. fac
ing 18th and Colorado ave; II rooms:
wellccfprn: home: reasonable; sSg0 $3.50 no.
ill II. a3rd ST, Arlington-6-room. 2lz-
bath brick; screened porch, oil heat, larEe
yard. Open for INSPECTION Sat. and Sun,
Is pm; SI6O J. MAYNARD MAGRUDEF,
Realtor, Radio Bldg, OW. 1000. -2l
WORKING WIDOW will share home with
cpIe. in exchange for Day care OF children.
area. Write Box 357-L. Star. ~
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Nicely furnished
home. available April 18th for mos. only:
bedrms. baths, 2 porches, gear sa--
THoM3s 1afd q pei FIsHEs If ie' e sc per Rss. az:
tors. 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $780, --2l
NEW YORK CITY TOWN HoUsE-Distin.
guished home in exclusive nsighborhood;
IL rooms. 3t2 baths, exauisitely and COM
pietely furnished, newly renovated IN con-
temporary decor; automatic gag furnace
sonahle rental; references REQUIRED. Reply
York 20. n. z. IA