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The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
HOLD MOTHER AND SONS FOR MURDER OF LIVE FATHER

WHITESBURG, Ky. lP)-A mo- ther and three sons held on mur- der charges were released today after a telephone call from Gin cinnati informing that their miss ing husband and father was alive.
 Sheriff Herman Combs said that Herman ISOn, stOrekeeper of near by Kingdom Come, who had been unrepOrted since March 5, was known to have spent last Sunday and Monday nights with a daugh- ter in Cincinnati.
 Mrs. Amanda ISon, 48, and her three teen age sons had been ar rested two days ago on the strength of a story by a younger son that he saw his mother and brothers kill the 55-year-old Ison at their country store, and bury him.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
Park Service Wants Funds To Develop Natl Monuments

Alaska, we consider it important to point out the pertinent facts"
 Drury said Glacier Bay, a 2,297,- 456-acre area 45 miles west Of Juneau, is easily accessible to ex- isting steamer routes and is only an eight-hour cruise by small boat from Juneau.
 Glacier Bay has superlative scenic qualities probably not sur passed by any national park" Drury said.
 Acquaintance with it's noun tains, glaciers, icefields and wild life is denied to prospective visi- tors by a lack of docking facilities. lodgings, eating places and other facilities"
 Drury said that during the war the park service let the war de partment build a first class air field near the entrance to Glacier Bay. Now operated by the civil aeronautncs administration it is a key field in Alaska'S air naViga- ton pattern, he said.
 "Weather conditions there are so favorable tha tplanes can take off or land when other Alaskan Fields are closed in," Drury said.
 Development of facilities at Glacier Bay would provide for monument visitors arriving either by boat or plane, and for plane passengers held there because Of bad flying condition at other fields"
 Drury said an initial develop ment is planned at Bartlett Cove, 614 miles from the airfield, to pro- vide the principal base for small boat trips into the upper reaches of Glacier Bay.
 He estimated the cost of the Bartlett Cove and supplementary development at from $3,25O,OOO to $3,OOO,OOO.
 Of Alaska's other national mon ument Drury said:
 "Katmai is not so convenient to reach and contains less 10 attract the general run of interests.
 "Principally it needs small ad- ministrative staff and a protective staff, now totally lacking, and the housing and other facilities such staff would require"
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

John Putnam, Seattle. Ray Hay Nome. John Rapp, Jack Molly neaux, Seattle. James Harrison, ACS. Cape Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

Jack MolYneaux, manufacturers representative for several lines is here on his annual visit, display ing many new items.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers scheduled to leave late this afternoon with Alaska Airlines afe: Dr. J. B. Tucker, and Sgt. R. SalZman.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

John Rapp. well known old timer of Little Creek and Nome returned from the States where he has been all winter.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
AT THE POLARIS HOTEL

Bill Brown, Seattle. Harold B. Lee, Robert Salzman, Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-One child's tricycle.,
 One bed-roll with mattress, one Coleman Kerosene camping stove. Call Red l28. ltc
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

COOK WITH GAS-2 and 3 burn
 CT Flamo Stoves, and Continen- tai Ovene,tes. Just the thing for the mining camp. Greens Furni- ture Store. 39-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
Classified Ads

FOR RENT-4 room house. Call
 Main l23 or Main l25. 40-3tc
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

TANNING--Send us your skins and furs to be tanned. Quick, ef-
 ficient, reliable. Valcauda Fur O., National Bldg, Seattle, Wash. lO3-tf
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

Irate Wife-I want an eXplana- ton and I want the truth.
 Hubby-Well, make up your mind. You can't have both.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-Child Sealskin parka size 5 or 6. Call Army 225.
 4l-3tc
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

AIRpLANES-Send for free list. All makes and models. Worlds largest sock and lowest prices!
 It's easy to buy from us--we do everything for you except pay for the airplane. Vest Aircraft Co.,, 4600 Dahlia, Denver, Colo.
 l26-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

For Good Printing Call Main 125
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Miss McDonouqh To Wed in Spring

ber of the Congressional Club in
Washington and is a member Of
the Friday Morning Club Juniors.
Mr.. Namely is a native of
Chicago. He is a graduate of the
University of Southern California
and a member of Theta Chi Fra
ternity. He served as a lieutenant
in the Navy in the last war.
Evening star., 1949-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barksky
of Chevy Chase had as their
house guests over the Thanksgiv-
ing week end Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
H. Belber of Ventnor. N. j.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Delegates
Feted

The Secretary of Agriculture,
Mr.. Charles F. Brannan, who
heads the United States delegation
to the Food and Agriculture Ad-
ministration conferences, acted as
host yesterday at a cocktail party
The fete was given by the United
States delegation for other dele
gates and officials OF the FAC and
the FAC conference and the
guests numbered about TOO.
Receiving with the Secretary
we're Mrs. Brannan, the Under
secretary of Agriculture. Mr.. Al
bert j. Loveland, who is deputy
delegate to the FAC, and the act
ing director Of the Office Of United
Nations Affairs In the State De-
partment and Mrs. .Durward v
Sandifer.
The party was given at the
Shoreham Hotel where the confer
ences are being held and where
numbers Of the delegations from
flfty-eight nations have their
headquarters.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
miss Essury
To Marry
John w. Gill

OF interest to Washington So
ciety will be the announcement
from Capt. and Mrs. William
John Murphy of the engagement
of the latter's daughter, Miss
Elene Forman Essary, to Mr.. John
Worden Gill. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Nicholas Gill. The
wedding will take place in April.
The bride ELECT, who is the
daughter of the late Mr.. j. Fred
Essary, for many years head OF
the Washington Bureau Of the
Baltimore Sun and distin-
guished writer and lecturer. is a
graduate of the National Cathe-
dral School and attended Sweet
Briar College. She made her
debut at Blair House just before
it became the official guest house
for foreign visitors and she is a
member of the Junior League of
Washington.
Miss Essary is the granddaugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Essary Of Tennessee and of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Kerch-
ner of Baltimore.
Mr., Gill was graduated from
Landon School and attended the
University of Virginia, George
Washington University and the
Columbia Technical Institute. He
served with the U. S. Air Force
for three years in this country and
the European theater. He is the
grandson of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert A. Gill and of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion K. Paris.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Visitors
From Afur

Two visitors from countries
on the other side of the world
will be coming to Washington
some time within the next two
weeks. The President of the Azad
Kashmir Government, Sardar
Mohammed Ibrahim Khan. is in
London over the week end and
will fly to New York the first of
the week. He is coming to appear
before the Security Council of the
United Nations on behalf of his
government. Shortly after his
appearance he will make a brief
visit in the Capital before return
ing to his homeland.
Also in this country for appear
ances before the Security Coun-
Gil is Sheikh Abdullah, the Prime
Minister Of Kashmir's other and
older government. The Sheikh is
a very close personal friend Of
Pandit Nehru, Prime Minister Of
India.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Rail SpHtters
POrty Tomorrow

The Washington Chapter Of the
84th Infantry Division Rail Split
ters Society will give a cocktail
party and dance tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock in the American
Legion Hall at 2437 Fifteenth
street. Attending will be members
and their ladies.
Maj. Gen. A. r. Boiling. Deputy
Director Of Intelligence Division,
Army General Staff, who COM
manded the 84th Grail Splitters)
during the Ardennes and Central
European campaign in World War
II, will attend with Mrs. Boiling.
Maj. Buck Johnson, president Of
the Washington Chapter, Rail
Splitters Association will be mas
ter Of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1949-12-02

John wilkins doesn't think it's
so funny but Mary Mclean gets
big bang out of his recent trip
South with her husband Gale. It
seems that the two set out for
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. in Johns
dreamy cruiser. the Martay, which
gets its name from the soft drink
that Johns family owns in ST.
Louis. Maybe for the sake OF
their wives back home, Mr.. w
installed ship-to- shore telephone
before they showed off.
Mary waited in town until they
had a good head start, then took
the train to that particularly
pleasant Florida resort called
Pontevedra where Gale was to
join her. After five days in Ponte-
vedra there was still no Gale but
the ship-to- shore telephone was
active. Most wives would have
been put out by plans going so
awry, but all Mary could do was
howl with laughter every time
Gale reported their progress.
The trip was jinxed from the
beginning. What with bad wealth
er and engine trouble, at the end
of 10 days, the boys had gotten
only as far as Beaufort, S. c.
Gale never did see Florida. He
boarded Mary's homeward-bound
train at Savannah.
Celia Roberts, daughter of Coun-
tess Laszlo Szechenyi and the
late Hungarian Minister to the
United States. went to Europe
Evening star., 1949-12-02

Representative and Mrs. Cor
don L. McDonough of California
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Lucille Elaine.
to Mr.. John F. Namely. The
formal church wedding is being
planned for early spring.
Miss McDonough attended St.
Mary's Academy and was gradu-
ated from immaculate Seminary
and immaculate Junior College in
this city. She also studied art at
the University of Southern Cali
fornia. She is an associate men,
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Exclusively Yours,
Capital Men Take Slow Boot to Florida;
SocioLtes Find Way to Help Europeans
BY Betty Beole

last summer and everywhere she
went she saw friends working
with their own hands to make
quality articles they hoped to sell
in America. AS result Celia Is
now president. Mrs. Ralph Snow
den Hill. vice president, and Too
lies Rivara, secretary and treas
urer of a little shop that is an
outlet for such European-made
articles.
Incidentally. the former Sylvia
Szechenyi and her husband,
Count Anthony Szapary who were
married here last spring. have
just moved to Greenwich, Conn.
Her sister, Nandine, and her hus-
band, Alexander EltZ, are living
near Zurich, Switzerland.
y y II \
At q party at Rose Saul's re-
Gently one of the guests admired
a handsome, rather small tapestry
that hung on the wall in a frame.
THAT came from Milly Swilly,"
grinned Rose. How ducky-
lucky" the guest replied. land
who is Milly Swilly?" "She was
famous actress" was the answer.
YOU'RE kidding" was the waggish
guests original comment.
Then r. S. elucldated. my
uncle. Robert Mcguire. left it to
me-" she explained with an
amused look, He told me. that
he bought it in Ohio at the auc-
ton of Milly Swilly's estate. I
never believed that there was any
body by that name until I went
to Hicksville, Ohio, not so long
ago and discovered the Swilly
Hotel"
How could any actress by the
name of Milly Swilly ever be for
gotten? She wouldn't have been
of course. If she hadn't dropped
it in favor Of the stage name Of
Amelia Bingham. Famous in the
gay nineties days, Amelia must
have lived we'll and in cultured
surroundings. The tapestry is
lovely embroidered Venetian one
that dates back to 1900.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Emily Post

A letter tells me: am much
puzzled to hear that it is Gus
tomary in my future niece's local.
ity for the guests to bring their
wedding presents to the reception.
Naturally I don't want to arrive
empty-handed but how do sit
in church with package in
my arm?
Your question merely adds an
other angle to the objection OF
turning a wedding reception into
a shower. Where this very strange
custom exists I do not know, but
several letters lately have de-
scribed the confusion of opening
all presents at the reception. 1t
is not only incorrect, but the most
impractical idea ever presented to
me. My advice is to follow correct
etiquette. which is to send the
wedding present to the bride at
least several days before the
wedding
Order of lnitiols
Dear Mrs. Post: When having
a monogram placed on towels.
which initial is in the center OF
the design?
Answer: If the initial repre-
senting your last name is larger
than the others. this is put in the
center. If they are the same size.
they are placed in their regular
order.
Typewriting Formal Replies
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm secretary
to very distinguished gentleman
who receives many professional
invitations, formally engraved.
My predecessor typed her formal
third person replies to these.
Shouldn't they be handwritten?
Answer: 1t would be quite
proper to typewrite business re-
plies. But replies to social invi-
tations must be written by hand.
Mfo. IOoL ytOco uCLusko gOf
dress, color and limitations for
second marriages in her leGfet.
E-S. To obtain copy, send S
cents in coin and stamped
self addressed envelope to her.
care The EDening Star, P. o.
Bor SO, Station G, Ne1D York 19.
N. Y. Mrs. Post is sorry she
cannot anSUer personal mail.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
In The News

Miss Isabel Wilder and her
brother, Mr.. Thornton Wilder
will be hosts at dinner this eve
ming in the Queen Elizabeth Room
at the Hotel Raleigh. Their
guests will include DR.. and Mrs
E. r. Curtius, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Pargallis, Mr.. Donald Kahn and
Col. and Mrs. Curt c. Schiffeler.
The Wilders are staying at the
Raleigh while visiting in Wash
ington a few days before return
ing to their home in Hamden
Conn.
Evening star., 1949-12-02

One OF Jne pTOuueSI IuoAiieAACo
in Mrs. Oscar l.. Chapman's life
was at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing when her husband took the
oath of Office as Secretary OF the
Interior. And the happy occasion
was followed by small family
luncheon in the dining room OF
the department building.
The Secretary's two brothers
DR.. j. A. Chapman, District Super
intendent of the Methodist Con-
ference, Eastern Shore. Va. and
MIR. Joseph Chapman OF Rich
mond, along with Mrs. Chapman
brother, MIR. Charles M. KendricE
of New York, and Mr.. Chapman's
nephew-in-law and niece, MIR, ano
Mrs. Richard A. Williams OF Ar
lington and their daughter, Pa
tricia, made up this intimate
gathering.
The auditorium of the Interior
Department was filled to capacity
and among those glimpsed in the
throng that witnessed the swearing
in of the new cabinet officer by
Chief Justice of the United States
Fred M. Vinson were Secretary
of the Treasury John w. Snyder
who was accompanied by Mrs
Nellie Tayloe Ross. Director OF the
Mint; Attorney General j. Howard
McGrath, the Secretary Of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Charles F. Bran
nan and Secretary of Labor Mau-
rice J. Tobin.
Also Undersecretary OF State
James E. Webb, Undersecretary OF
Defense Stephen T. Early, Under
secretary of the Treasury Edward
H. Foley, jr., Associate Justice
Hugo l.. Black, Federal Works
Administrator Philip B. Fleming
District Commissioner John Rus
sell Young and Gordon r. Young,
Mr.. David E. Lilienthal and former
Secretary of the Army Kenneth c.
Royal.
Open House Mondoy
A full list of commitments
including trip to New York this
morning to attend the big Demo-
cratic dinner being held there this
evening-forced Mr.. Chapman to
postpone the gathering after the
ceremony of his co-workers until
Monday afternoon, when he will
hold open house in his office.
But Mrs. Chapman doesn't ex-
pect her husbands Jump from
Undersecretary to Secretary to
change her life too much. In
talking to her the other day, we
found that she is still engaged in
many outside activitieS-a role IN
which she will continue-and that
their 5-year-old son, James Ra-
leigh Chapman, requires a lot OF
attention.
The lovely wife of the new cab
met officer first came to Wash
ington in 1882 to make her home
with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Basil Manly, the for
mer a member at that time OF
the Federal Power Commission.
It was through the Manlys and
ex-senator and Mrs. Edward
Prentiss Costigan of Colorado
that she, as Miss Ann Kendrick,
met Oscar Chapman.
Her first job in the Capital
was with the Progressive League.
an organization active in the
Roosevelt campaign. From there
she went with the Inaugural
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Home From Abroad

Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and
her daughter, Miss Madeleine Aus
tin, have returned to their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel
following a stay of several months
abroad,
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Miss Janet Maddox
Is ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Mad
dox announce the engagement of
their daughter. Janet Frances, to
Mr.. Garland A. Spilman, jr.,
whose parents live in King
George, Va. The wedding will
take place in January.
Mr.. Spilman recently was dis
charged from the United States
Air Force. with which he served
80 months.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
RMS EuRN.-Mp. & VA.

RMS. FURk.-MD. & VA.
FURN. DOUBLE RIM. with bath; loes-
ton east OF Wis ave. IN 6etnesoa
Az ssssE ssR'oEs'''i
section: $40. WI: oa6s. o., ..
TUXEDO. MD.-one or two girls
BafITHFfsDASHrsf II qft!i ,asl ssl ef CHASE sfs'
Bedrm. and liv; rn.: pvt; home; pm
in suite; gar, brfst. privil-; cow. ts
schools and bus OIL. o.; 4a6a; a6,in,s 1S -,
sHipiHyss eniRif' ow' 5adx ssos' so"v' 'FansO' k''
sc. ARL., vA.-Twin beds; eonv loo
70 AIRPORT. Pentason and Navy
ARLINGToN-Lovelv rm.. pvt. bath
and entrance; conv. to trans; suit
.hLG2vG1oS! T, slSls' bsehe,of ea So quarters
rooms and bath. in light. airy hsmt
garage; of Lee hwy; S45. OW. o2so
ARLINGTON; 1st f.. twin beds, pvt
bath, men only; $50 mo. Gil. oi2'
e.1s E4sT-wEsT HWY, Chevy
btfst prefer man ST.. aOG7. y
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furn. room,
sllitab for l or = twin oe1s' reaS:
close to bus and churches 81
NO. ARL.-Rm. for . Girls. twin
at corner. GIL. 30s3. i
FRONT BEDROOM. semipyt. bath;
Hot Shoppe and bus. OK, 3715. =
ARL., VA.-Comfortabl ,furn: room
next to bath; ! block Columbia Pike
hpFS nriuN with rPfor-
y - pref, CT. 1856. II
sGLE RIM. LIST fir., mr.; bath shared
BY .: District HGts.. Md; conv. bus o,
BHbRoo3, Ed share bath With 1 other:
MxssI EsaseRsn AVE. ok hxrENDED Sh iooe Cheerful
I'm rm.. with pvt. bath dble bed. Reau-
tyrest: uniim. Phone: suit. for gen
tleman or empl. cple.; $50. oL.
NEss AZ ARL. HALL sTATroN-Private
rom; sirl, a0-25 only; sa5 mo: Call
ssaGLr 81 j:'oRi RM., every convenience: in
beautiful. quiet home, for refined
gentleman; close-in Silver spring
,sss 81: SecS 70. WAKEFIELD ST.. Arl., Va
Master bedroom with twin, beds:
to to'ila bath. ow. 54e6. TR. s763. -
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-Large. attrac-
tive room. single or double: comfort
able home; convenient location. FA.
015p
STUDENTS, male, 1 or .; convenient
Transportation kitchen privileges
ARRMEINGToN, RM vA.-Attrac. rm;, run;
ming water; u blk to bus; l or z
ONE SINGLE ROOM. gentleman only;
81 week. oW. 11s7. =
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, private bath.
maid service. garaGe in pleasant
Maryland home. SH. 44e1,. -
PVT. ENTR.. corner. ground n. nex'
to bath: phone and lndry. privils.
CHERRFUL ROOM, twin beds;
block to bus. SH. SS35. =
BRADMOOR, BETHESDA. MD.-.-Lge.
beautiful rm. in brand-new home,
conv. to Naval Hospital and He a!th
Institute; double or twin beds. WI.
$50" or WO. 0947. j
Evening star., 1949-10-01
ROOMS ruRAlshEo-s.E.-s.w

ROOMS fuRhIshEo-5.E.-S.W W
:3235 NJ ST. S.E.-Lovely studio rm.,
phone; PVT. ADJ. bath; new home:
or >. s4O-S50. TW. 1905. -
CAPITOL HILL. on E. Cap. st.-Nice,
MEG newly renovated. rms. both
dbl and sgl., starting at IS per wk
for sgl. and Sll per ,wk for dni;; 9i,;
lots of windows and there's bath
on ca fir u 3-ol2a. Ewes. and
!. TURN. Ink. ROOMS. suitable for
eple. or : men; cooking facilities
Ink. % OR SLEEPING, small, new,
home: no other roomers; good heat,
close transp.; very reasonable. FIR.
NEAR r. CAPITOL AND LINCOLN PARK
adults; for i person. FIR. s5s6.
ANACosTIA, 143S MINI. ave. Sc
Laree- front double. nicely furn.;
eonven; transportation; $40 a mo,
LARGE, CLEAN master bedroom. next
bath; in private home. for or 2
aa sth ST. s.E:-Next to bath; new
Beautyrest; .S36 mo. for. >: also
sgle.. SIS wk. TR. 6026. -3
CAPITOL LoCATIoN-cohven. to Pa.
ana East Capltol carIlne' -uu ttH
ST. Sc; very desirable dble. rm. !;
also sir0lc; reeS Cal AT. 81 81.
CORAL HILLS-Nicely furnished rm:
with pvt. tile bath. HI. 40ls. Il
395J II ST. S.E.-Sleeping room. nice
" furnished. next to bath; Jew sh
couple. AK 09SS u
ATTRACTiVE SINGLE ROOM. radio;
with inclose porch-sitting room. Call
a!5. MINNESOTA AvE.-Nicely furn
room, next to bath; two In family;
quiet home; men only. AT. sV93.
3I1 9th ST. mr.. Pa. ave.-Lge.. ..-dou
Bile rms, with running hot and cold
water in rm.; very clean home. =
203 end ST. Sc separate rms.
newly decorated. L.h.k. Child ac-
BLK PA. AVE. AND nth Sc,
Lovely sgle and dble.. clean, all
new furn.: age 20-40. ent. privils.
1919 G Sc. For appt., phone Elk
6S4S or FIR 5111.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
vACANCIES

For ladies and gentlemen; lge. dble
lni,, $40 mo. ca. Convenient transp.
Call EX. 1918. -
CCLORED-2sI3 18th ST. NV
:, lge. furn. rms. for . or people.
C0loRED-16I5i- lIth ST. NV.
st3on aqom > for G,cIact refined person call
caoLoRRpo0ciSsii aLss 1851 1a ST, Nv
ooIoRED ~ so5 fAIRMoNT ST.
N.W.-Large front room, furn; or
qon1n 4odm md t0F psSss. fHnRs and CO. Sne sist
coLoREp-17es T sr.-Larse room,
! twin beds. for / or 9 employed girls
%, Or eouple onp Ino pu. 2s69; ~wtu-
priHilesss plinse se0m AB. 1Ss SSa9 so9' woman n
'piHhhDra pqiyiis; refinsd woman. Sn " Cali '' 10
9433 before :. pm. .
COLORED-ROOM for empl. lady; !:
block from 14th st. NV; newly furn
TU. 5265 after pm. a
COLoRED-CoUPLE, men or girls;
high-class single rm.. furnished with
modern furn.; by wk. or mo-; phone
maid service; with or without cook
Nagss Ing sns s.R4pIncp ls4ndTs pprivils' He. e7l2
MISS PARTRIDGE
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. fol
cple; cooking and laundry privils
143s Corcoran st. NV. Apply be-
tween Z and pm. Il
COLORED - GENTLEMAN to share
room with quiet student; twin beds
Call after or all day Sat-. MI. sl05
coLoRED-Large bedroom. 2 win
dowS, > closets, next to bath: re.
fined home for man or empl: cple.:
conv. to car or bus. DE. 1852. -!
COLORED - 1889 WALLACH PL.
NW-Gentleman to share room with
quiet student: twin beds; kitcher
privils. Call CO. O732 any time.
COLORED-QUEBE PL.. N.W.-Gen.
tleman, clean single front rm., nexl
mod. bath, pvt. home. RA. 9736. -
COLORED oil HEAT, suitable fol-
couple or or 2 men; desirable sec.
coLORED-COLUMBIA RD. NV
Double front room. employed couple
or 2 people; laundry and cooking
Phone TU. -5124 after 3 pm;
COLORED-ONE DOUBLE and on
nl,SIf..e1 1iaTIs em' pU saf5. Slf 'arline s h9m'
CoLoRftD-1si7 VERNON ST. NV
Nicely furn. room for employed
adults. Cali MI. 0239. =