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Evening star., 1950-07-19
Road
Improvements
Given Priority
Businessmen Win
Council Approval
For Quick Action

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners will give top pri-
ority to the Improvement of Suit
land road, from Suitland to An
drews Air Force Base, in next
years construction program.
Their decision yesterday fol-
lowed demands by a delegation of
Suitland businessmen, led by C..
Norris Hartman.
The delegation pointed out the
~ mile stretch serves as an i'm
portant access road to the air base
from both Silver Hill road and
the Suitland Parkway. Formerly
known as Mayhem road, it passes
under the parkway and goes
through the Morningside subdi-
vision to Allentown road.
Survey Is Ordered.
To back up their promise, the
commissioners directed County
Engineer Arthur w. Tayman to
survey the road and prepare plans
to eliminate rough spots and sharp
curves.
The board also approved award
of contract for rebuilding Mon
roe and Newton streets and Forty
ninth and F'iftieth avenues, in the
Newton Village Special Improve
ment District. near Bladensburg.
The Contee Sand and Gravel
Co. offered low bid last week
of $16,497. County Engineer
Arthur w. Tayman advised the
commissioners yesterday that
property owners in the subdivision
favored the project, which will
cost each of them about $5.75 a
front foot.
Water Restriction Enforcement.
Bids for similar repairs to D
street in the Carmody Hills Spe-
cial Improvement District will be
opened by the commissioners at
IL am. August 8.
At the request of the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, the commissioners directed
police to cooperate in enforcing
summer water restrictions in the
suburban area. Use of hose lines
to water lawns or wash cars is
prohibited because Of insufficient
f1ltering facilities.
A tax exemption for property
owned by the Faith Church of the
Nszarene, Seat Pleasant. was
granted
Selection of David w. Duke of
Clinton as forest warden for the
Maryland State Forestry Depart
ment was approved.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
a Held in Viers Mill Escupude
Freed by Court With Warning

titled the visitor was Charles F
Clark, 20, of the 100 block OF
Franklin avenue, Silver Spring
He said it was a friend.
Mrs. Anders testified that, after
an exchange of violent language
with Mr.. Clark, she went to the
door with a rifle and fired several
shots.
II used to go squirrel hunting
in Virginia with that gun. and
know how to use it," she told the
court.
Aroused neighbors then poured
out, and one other shot was fired
by another home owner, Thomas
Newell. q. before quiet was re-
stored. He is a grandson of Cliff
ford H. Newell. former president
of the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations.
Acquitted were Charles F. Clark,
90, Of the 100 block of Franklin
avenue, Silver Spring; Joseph j.
Olenik, %, of the $500 block
Cleveland road. Bethesda: Donald
M. Heizer, jr., % of the 200 block
of West Wayne avenue, Silver
Spring. and William F. Haupt-
man, TOO block Of Dale drive, Sill
yer Spring.
Mr.. Newell, who had been
charged with disorderly conduct
on a warrant sworn out by Mr..
Clark. also was acquitted by the
court,
Evening star., 1950-07-19
.Dugan and Lundberg
Answer FenWick on
Patronage Charges

Arlington County Board Chair.
man Daniel A. Dugan and County
Manager A. T. Lundberg today an
swered criticism by State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick of the couf1-
tvs new method of hiring police
and f1remen.
Senator Fenwick has asserted
that recently established Police
and Firemen's Examination Re-
view Committee constitutes a
patronage committee.
Ability Ratings Public.
Mr.. Lundberg said he does not
share Mr.. Fenwick's fears that
actions of the new committee
might ultimately destroy" the
county manager form of govern
ment.
The county manager said that
examinations and ability ratings
of applicants will be a public rec
ord. He declared, also, that the
tests are not of the type in which
opinion can materially affect the
grades.
Mr.. Dugan said Senator Fen
wick Should have done a little
investigating before he made his
uncalled- attack" on the COM
mittee.
Harley Williams Approved.
Appointment of the temporary
group was requested by Mr..
Lundberg, Mr.. Dugan said. Mr..
Lundberg also approved appoint
ment of Harley Williams to the
three-man group. Mr.. Williams, a
Federal employe, is chairman of
the Arlington Better Government
League, termed a political party
by Senator Fenwick, a Democrat.
The board chairman also, said
that the other two members of
the committee, Virgil Couch and
o. Glen Stahl, are personnel di-
rectors of the Economic Cooper
alton Administration and the Fed
eral Security Administration, re-
Spectively.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Capital Transit
AsksPart in ANY
Joint-FareRise
Points to Losses
On Transfer Runs
To Pentogon Area

The Capital Transit Co. wants
"a proper portion" of any in
creased joint fare to the Pentagon
and other nearby Virginia Gov.
ernment installations.
The firm contends that, at the
present rate, it is running in the
red. The company's lawyers at the
Interstate Commerce hearing yes
terday presented evidence along
these lines. The Virginia bus COM
panieS concerned are asking for
a scent increase to the present
10-cent cash fare to the Govern
ment installations.
If the joint fare is abolished,
then Capital Transit is no longer
concerned, officials explained. But
If it is retained, the carriers want
a 30-cent joint fare-15 cents 60
ing to each company involved.
Testifies on Costs.
j. E. Heberle, CTC vice president
and controller, who was to testify
further today, said his company.
needs at least a 10 per cent return
on its investment. At present, he
testified, it costs the company 14.15
cents to transport a passenger
within the District, based on a
10 per cent return. This results in
an annual loss of It's cents one
joint-fare ticket, since the COM
pany gets only cents as it's share
Of the fare, Mr.. Heberle said.
Based on 712 per cent return.
which the Public Utilities Com
mission found a fair and reason
able one, the company is losing
6.66 cents per passenger on the
joint-rate ticket. the official said.
CTC's share of 7 cents is taken
out of the present 16-cerft joint
fare tickets with the Alexandria,
Bancroft & Washington Transit
Co. and the Washington, Virginia
and Maryland Coach Co.
Fewer Joint-Fare Users.
Richard c. Bennett, Washing
ton, Virginia and Maryland Coach
Co. controller, testified only 20
per cent of the passengers use the
joint-fare ticket, compared with
10 per cent previously. He at
tributed the drop partly to the
confusion arising over the Su-
preme Court fight on the ticket.
w. v. & M. closed it's testimony
yesterday. as did A. B. & W., after.
which Capital Transit began to-
present its evidence.
j. F. Stokely, w. v. & M. traffic
manager, told Examiner H. c. b.,
Lawton the cash fare should be
20 cents. Because A. B. & w. is
asking for only Is cents, he can
not, as a matter of competition,
ask for the higher figure, he said.
/ Bernard A. Wahle, executive
vice president and general man.
ager Of w. v. & M, testified i'm
provements are planned if the
fare increase is granted. He de-
scrihed the present service as "the
best in ID years, because more
passengers have seats"
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Falls Church-Fairfax
Land Annexation Suit
Slated 10 End TODAY

The Falls Church annexation
suit against Fairfax County is due
to end today after attorneys finish
their closing argument.
The three judges hearing the
case in Fairfax Circuit Court may
give an immediate decision OF
take the case under advisement.
The county rested its defense
against the city's attempt to annex
1915 square miles of Fairfax land
yesterday with the testimony of
six Falls Church residents who
are opposed to the annexation
plan.
Testify For County.
Radford Jackson, who is en-
ployed at Falls Church funeral
home, said his firm often had to
call Fairfax County Police for
escort when Falls Church officers
failed to show up.
Frank N. McElroy. 401 East
Broad street. said only a small
percentage of people he talked
with in the city refused to sign a
petition which he circulated
against the annexation plan.
Joel Harris, 205 South WASH
ington street. said a catch-basin
installed by the city had caused
his property to flood six times so
far this year.
"If they ca14't take care of
the problems they have, why ask
for more trouble?" querried Mr..
Harris.
Questions City Finances. 80
Mrs. Merrill Lee Chanel, sos
West Broad street. who was a
Falls Church councilwoman in
1948 and 1949. said she was "very
much against annexation at the
moment" although she voted for
it while council member a year
ago.
MY main objection is the time
element. I don't think we're
financially in position to assume
this heavy obligation, she said.
w. F. Edmonds, 1873 East Broad
street, and DR.. Makon Ware, 1O8
Jefferson street, also testified
against the city. Mr.. Edmonds
said his opposition was based
largely on the question of money
and DR.. Ware added he did not
believe the city capable of taking
care of more territory.
Two real estate men put on as
rebuttal witnesses by the city dis
puted the value of four county,
owned schools - Falls Church
High, Graham Road School, Oak
Street School and James Lee
School-which would be taken
over by the city if annexation is
successful.
Selden Washington and Car
roll Wright placed the total value
Of the schools at nearly $950,00
which is about $4,000 lower
than the county figure.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Franconia. Boy Injured
AS He Falls From Truck

A 15-year-old Franconia Va.)
boy was seriously hurt yesterday
when he fell from the running
board Of a truck in Fairfax
County.
William McCleary was taken to
Alexandria Hospital with a frac-
tured right foot, fractured right
elbow, multiple cuts and bruises
on his back, right leg and right
foot and a possible back injury.
Fairfax County police said a
rear wheel of the truck struck the
youth after he fell. The accident
occurred on a farm road near the
Coast Guard station on Telegraph
road.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
I Apartment Thetis
In Alexandria, 8 in
Arlington Reported

A wave of apartment thefts
which began Monday in Arlington
spread to Alexandria yesterday
where seven housebreakings were
reported.
Activity in Arlington did moi
cease. however, and eight ran
sacked apartments-all in the
Arna Valley development on South
Glebe road-were reported by
residents when they came home
from work.
The Alexandria burglaries al
were in the Lloyd Apartments
Tennessee avenue and Manor
road, just across the line from Ar.
lington. and within a stone!
throw of Arna Valley.
Victim Sleeps Through 1t.
In one case, the victim slep
through the theft, Alexandra
police said. He was Ronald Bar
nett, 702 Manor road, who re.
ported that when he awakened
about pm, he discovered tina
a dollar was missing from his bill
fold. The wallet was in hi
trousers pocket.
Mr.. Barnett said the door of thu
apartment had been jimmied
Nothing was missing but the dol
lar, he told police.
In all but one of the thefts tt
date. including Is in Arlington
on Monday. only jewelry and casf
has been taken. The one ex.
ception was in Alexandria when &
set of golf clubs valued at $10t
was reported missing.
Believed Work of One Thief.
The Monday thefts were il
Colonial Village, Lee Gardens
North, and other apartments il
the area.
Arlington police expressed tht
belief the thefts are the work O
one man who enters by inserting
a thin blade between the dool
and the door frame and pushing
back the spring lock.
Inspector Russell A. Hawes
Alexandria detective chief, SaiC
the lootings may be done by tht
same person or persons who com
mitted % similar ones in May anc
June.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
(From Yesterdays Final Edition. }

(From YeSterd1y'S Final EdittOn.)
-Four Montgomery County men
were cleared yesterday of disor-
derly conduct charges placed after
they were rounded up by a posse
of armed residents of Viers Mill
Village on July 6.
Trial Justice William B. Wheeler
of Silver Spring Police Court
granted directed verdicts of
acquittal for three of the men on
the grounds they were not identi-
fed. He acquitted the fourth
after contradictory testimony.
He cautioned the defendants,
however, that II don't want you to
think I countenance actions of
this sort-running around and
acting like smart alecks. These
people have a right not to be dis
turbed and if you continue you're
likely to get shot. They have a
right to defend their property"
At the time of the night chase
on July 6. residents of the area
said they had agreed to act to-
gether to round up a group of
men they had seen lettering about
the area.
At yesterdays hearing, testi-
mony was that the ipcident began
when some one pounded on the
door of Mrs. Ruby Frances Anders
and demanded to "see Harriet
Mrs. Harriet Roberts who former
ly lived there. Mrs. Anders tes-
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Special Cruise Tonight

Newcomers are invited to join
servicemen on a cruise at $3.50 to-
night aboard the s. S. Bear Noun
tain sponsored by former Senator
Arthur Capper of Kansas and the
Unif1cation Society. Invitations
may be secured by calling Dis
trict recreation units.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Office Managers Convene

The third annual Office Man
agement Institute convened at the
University of Maryland yesterday
and will run through Monday
The program is built around the
theme. Objective Office Oper-
ation," according to Dean j.
Freeman Pyle, of the college OF
business and public administra-
tion.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Cupt. Nelson Takes
Severn Navy Post
BY the Asseeiated Press

ANNAPOLIS, July 19.-Capt.
Charles L. Nelson has relieved
Capt. William G. Fisher as chief
Of staff of the Severn River Naval
Command.
Capt. Fisher will report to the
National War College in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Officers Will Be Elected

Officers will be elected by the
Prince Georges County Cerebral
Palsy Association at 8:15 pm.
tomorrow at the Community
Chest Building, 1928 Thirty-fourth
street Mount Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Gen. Borcus at Langley

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE,
Va, July 10 R.-Maj. Gen.
Glenn o. Barcus yesterday as
sumed command of the tactical
air command with headquarters
at Langley Air Force Base.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Anderson Sworn In

RICHMOND, July 10 P.-
Brig. Gen. James A. Anderson was
sworn in yesterday for a new four
year term as State highway COM
missioner.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Detective Stricken on Job

Arlington Detective John Wise,
AZ, suffered a heart attack this
morning after working all night
on a HOUSEKEEPING case. He was
admitted to Arlington Hospital.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

NSSFvNS SViNs - W. '~S"hs'
FURN. RIM, twin beds. 2 gentlemen.
40 4% 1Sox seHard Square Be- Apt. sG 81
NEAR A, 79Sti Navy YARD. l blk. Pa. aSp ave.
and 18th s,e.-.Lovely .sgle. and
dble.: clean; all new furn.; age
2o-4o; .ent. privils; 1016 G Sc.
4so soos n ,6r q AxE smpoysd aG1ts
RIM. FOR YOUNG LADY. kit. privils.
nr. Barney Circle, AT. 4495. 81
NICE SINGLE. next to bath. in apt.
center kiti sTiv!l IT, no no other FpSn.
1914 v ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. rm.,
hot plate, tile bath use OF living
M S33 n1is me; dbIsi 1p,NS Ak; 4o47. ,,,r
nished. AK. 4214.
pvt. entr.. unlim. phone: bus at
door; excel. nbrhood. AK. 546s.
COUPLE. both empi., Jewish: newly
furn.; light kit. and laundry privilS,,
LOVELY FRONT BLpRo0M, private
and laundry privil. baby welcome.
LU. 4-6112. 1722 22nd st. Sc.
COLORED-ROOM for man or
woman: on bus line. Ii. 6-267S.
CoLoRED-TWo ROOMS, one single,
one double; will rent individually or
as a suite; privileges. LU. 1886.
COLORED-LARGE BEDROOM; empl.
couple; home privileges; reasonable
COLORED-ROOM in new home:
privils.; cple., 50 per week; sgle,. 81
per wk. LU. 4-00S3. go
COLORED-LARGE ROOM for rent,
near Penna. ave. and 18th st. Sc;
all privileges. FIR. 6673.
COLORED-9I8 N. C. AVE. Sc
Lge. front rm., next bath; home
privils.: couple or man; 1A blk.
Navy Yd. car. | blk. from E. Cap
COLORED-1226 C ST. S.E,-Rm.
for young man or woman. AT. 6591.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

COY APT. ,I to share with consssnaial
EMPL. LADY viii share bed-liv. rm.
apt. in apt. bldg. with another lady;
PVT; y RM, in 5;3S. 2;6edrm; apt;, for young
Feb. /. MI. 1895. =
NV. employed lady to share 2-rm,,
kit, bath apt. Town rm.); S35. "a
blk: to bus. RA: l471,
s:9,sdToom -, apt in Southwest section.
ME. DIGS.
LADY. 35-45, to share furn,. clean
apt, twin beds; Mimi. ave. ne; $40
per mo. Box 365-V, Star.
lady lady; zoo eooki4g ldry ! !, reasc Can sun
WOMAN to share apt. with settled
Jewish widooW: @"o Hamilton st.
roo room oEg With another; "a blk. bus
GIRL Tk qelg; e Share two-bedroom apart
ment in new development; private
bedroom. Tel AP. -2447.
90s POTOMAC AVE, Alex. va
Girl to share attractively furnished
new apartment with another. oV.
1881 S ST. NV, Apt. sO2-Lady will
share nicely furnished two rooms,
KITCHEN and bath apt. with another;
APT. TO SHARE with another girl;
twin beds. Winthrop House. mr.
Dupont Circle, DE. 6100, Ext. Ill.
ALEXANDRIA, girls, $3.50, to
share apartment with another girl;
new building, conv. to Pentagon and
Navy. KING. S-6513. 81
BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL Cath
oiic girl, age 25 to 40, to share
lovely modern apt. with another
All conyeniences. $40 per mo. Box
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE bedroom to
share with young man; twin beds.
4th and Emerson NV. TU. 5407.
YOUNG LADY desires to share with
another 2-bedrm. apt, NV. loca-
ton. HO. 1860, Ext. 606.
CONN. AVE.-Lady to share large
2-rm. apt. with Protestant lady.
Home privileges, twin beds. indi-
vidual clothes closet. Ordway 2236
after II noon.
WILL SHARE with another cultured
gentle woman my large, comfort
able, 2-bedroom apartment. near
CONGENIAL GENTLEMAN to share
room); maid service. complete for
st. NV ia. 3451.
APT. TO SHARE with congenial girl
Call. MI. 1889 after pm. 80
COLORED-REFINED employed lady
to share apt. with another lady.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

COMFORTABLE rooms; excellent
food; convenient transp.; friendly
home, for. young people; especially
sn5d01s wo6d pl for nv steesnts eo ss74 1852 Mint
1855 N ST. N.w.-For refined young
from home. Good food Hospitable
dsson dstsIns F9G s t'1syls0p mo MRS 5dse VAL L.
361I 14th N.W.-Room to yourself.
meals, for empl. nom smoker. re-
fined man or woman. TU. 1855,
I4O1 10th, n.w.-larse double. also
rms to share Excel. food and serv-
EMPLOYED MOTHER and small child;
day care for child. Call 10. p
rscKAhaM sd1s afssf | 81. pm S.w.-A dble. rm..
in friendly atmosphere; home-cook-
ed meals; excel. transp. Call IA.
LsV " t-fBEDRM. SUITE, End f.; also
Of 10Th st. or 14th st. car, Appt..
6S6i i BRooKvnLE RD., Chevy
Chase, Md.-Room and board, re-
sas asd iSth hShe ST. fGny sansR My furn
water, @ telephones in rooms, show
ers; excel. board. 4
OPPOSITE G. w. u.-Vacancies for
young men and ladies; pvt. bath;
walking distance Govt. bldgs,; Sf:i
nsa sad 1ssh $ah 81 Sc sEsnsle 5ans room So
second floor: also large room with
TwrS.BEp Z Ssdsi Il: Room Sv97I1i With adjoining
sitting room; room SIS each; board
optional l714 Irving st. NV,
1907 CSRiiTr;TENDEN ST. N.w.-1arge
5 5Em;; . twin vim beds; for osoI 2 people, pvt.
The fHPe' coMM6NwEaLTH-comfort- con SSi f2Ii
able dble. rm. with bath and good
table board avail at THE COM
M,oNWEALTH on colesville I'd.
dble.. in cultivated pvt. home, Mt.
Pleasant; excel. food, Europ. and
Amer. style; home privil. HU. 5945
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people; excel. meals and
saH Beahf maf rd seFniSe n% Nj sf7 g 545 mo
girl; home cooked meals. Ho. ?Ssi. rs
COMFORTABLE ROOM to employed
children; Mclean, va; ask operator
for Elmwood 727.
ROOM for employed mother and child.
WIN give board and day care for
so. ARLINGTON, room next to bath;
conyen. to. transp. Good home
cooked meals; reas. rates. OF. 1856.
CLEAN, CoZY ROOM. for 2 girls,
home privileges, excellent meals;
good transp, TW. 0O91. 20
1871 LAMONT ST. NV; lge. rm; !:
excel. home cooking: reas. AID.
7103. 30
2O6 I4th ST. NE, parent with school,
conven. transp. FIR. $3.50. 80
PETWORTH-4514 9Th st. NV; lge.
rm.,. adj dbl sleeping porch (2l;
good meals; conv. transp. GE. $500.
1774 MASS, AVE, NV, THE ese 9ak-
mont" Attractive large double
twin beds, good food. reasonable.
1858 WYOMING AVE. NV, single,
excel. meals and transp.; any Mt.
Pleasant car; beau. home. DU. 373S.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD

LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM to mother
with baby; day care for baby: home
privl.; licensed home; Mclean, Va;
ask operator for Elmwood 727.
30
1866 N ST. N.W.-For sober Chris.
tian young man; to share large
excellent location; television; S47.5
mo. go
223O MASS. AVE. N.W.-Are you
choosy as to living quarters. food,
company, try Mansion Club, q home
you will love to share. 81
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
II double, $3.50; l triple, SAT $50;
. good meals; eonvs strans. 20
Evening star., 1950-01-29
ROOMS FURklsHEp-s.E.-s.w

EAST CAP. sT.-one nice very Ice.
Ii. 3-0129; ewes, Ii. 3-27S1. 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rm. next
to bath, pvt. home, mr.. Fairfax
Village s.e. Phone TW. l150. II
252 9Th ST. S.E.-Sgle. rn1.. next to
bath; clean and CONT; S25 mo-;
FURN. URN RM., next to bath. 1857 A
st. s.e. Ii. 3-7176. -29
DESIRABLE RIM. in new home. Lady
or gentleman. Nr. Naval Research
Lab. and Boiling Field. 1877 Elmirs
st. s.w. 10. 3-6761. II -2e
Evening star., 1950-01-29
GLASSMANOR

Is min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol St.
Bridge.
ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST.
AT D. end LINE. NEW DE-
VELOPMENT, / AND 2 BEDRM.
APIS. FOR Immediate AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
FUR. OR UkFuR.

HOUSEKEEPING RM.-Furn. or un-
RMS. AND EATH, new bldg. all
utilities provided; Sc. section. Call
LU. 1-SO59.
1lth ST. .S.E.-Double room and
kitchen. furn. or unfurn.. lovely
nei.hborhood on 3 buslines; also rm.
on lst floor for rent. Ii. 7-T451.
81 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
incl. heat. hot water. elec. refgr.:
will furnish to suit. IL. 3-526S.
CoLoRED-71 BRYANT ST. NV
Available about Feb /; 3 apts, base
ment, rms, kit. and bath tun-
bath (party furn). S1IO; Apt. 2,
:. F. saul CO. ss5 18th st. NV NV:
4 LGE: RMS. pvt. bath, semi. furn..
l entire floor. kit. equipped to eat;
mr.. Navy Medical and Public Health.
500 mo. Can VIII. 0293. 30
OFF 10th ST. NV. apt. bldg, nr.
Mexican Embassy - Lge. liv. rm,
din. rm,. . bodrms.. kit, bath, foy-
er, porch: Ind H., front; utils. furn.;
S135. RA. 1876. 30
s LIVER Sn;;ING Basement apt,
partially furn.; liy. rm., bedrm., kit.
and bath; pvt. entrance; S65, incl.
utils. SH. 1926. 30
Evening star., 1950-01-29
ROOMS WANTED

LADY, permanent Government EN-
ploye, desires room in devout Cath
olic home; some cooking privileges
LADY WISHES PLEASANT ROOM,
home, small family, garage or of
street parking; NV. or Md. or Va.
suburb. Box 367-V, Star.
CULTURED, matured,. busy woman
wants sgle., .lght.. front rn., In
14th and Col. I'd. Move in Feb. 8.
BOX 357-V, Star.
EMPLOYED LADY desires furn. rm.
with refined Catholic family, Ma
ttvity parish: breakfast privil. de-
sirable; conv. express bus. Box
40S-V, Star.
EMPL. YOUNG. LADY wants single
room with breakfast, shower; north
west Box A1R-V Star