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Evening star., 1952-09-24
By the Associated Press

RUTHERSFORD, N. j., Sept.
24.-The Rocky Marciano-Joe
Walcott Suggest last night was
a tea and crumpets waltz COM
pared to goings on at a drive-in
movie showing the fight.
A rampaging mob estimated
between 10000 and 10000 de-
scended on the Route So drive
in like a swarm of locusts and,
police said: ~
Double and triple parked on
and of Routes S-3 and II, two
main highways and surrounding
streets; tied up traffic for hours
for miles around, brawled among
themselves, built bonfires to
keep warm. sWigged beer and
played poker and practically
wrecked the place.
Evening star., 1952-09-24


double header at Fenway Park
since 1945 and have only a 3-5
record there this season.
"Those guys (the Red Sox) have
just come off the road from an
other losing trip" Casey explained
But as soon as they get a peek
at their leftfield fence, they
start getting all the hits they've
been missing"
Indians AmbuShed.
The Yanks moved 11a games
ahead of Cleveland in the Amer
ican League struggle yesterday
without lifting a bat. While the
Yankees were rained out in Bos-
ton, the Indians were ambusheo
by the White Sox, 10-1.
New York can assure itself oi
no worse than tie for the flag by
winning only three of its remain
ing six games. Both the Yank;
and Indians have each won 81
games. but the Indians have lost
three more.
The Yanks also play the RED
Sox in a single game tomorrow
They wind up the season with sim
gle games in Philadelphia on Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. Cleve-
land tangles with the White Soz
again today, and after two days
of rest, closes out the campaign
with single games in Detroit Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Another factor favoring the
Yanks is that they won't have tt
face Bobby Shantz of the Athletics
The star Philadelphia pitcher suf-
fered a broken left wrist in a game
against Washington yesterday
when he was hit by q pitch BY
Walt Masterson.
Raschi Faces Kinder.
Vic Raschi will pitch the YANKEES
opener today against Ellis Kinder
Tom German or Ewell Blackwell
win pitch the nightcap. Allie
Reynolds figures to close out thu
Red Sox series Thursday and Et
(See AMERICAN, Page C-3)
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Financial Figures on
Heavyweight Fight
by the Assoeioted Press

~ IIV NSSOSIoISU FTetB
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a
Financial facts and figures of last
nights heavyweight title fight:
Paid attendance-4O,379.
Gross receipts-S504, ,645.
Federal tax-S100,029.
State tax-S4O,373.
City tax-SlS,167
Net receipts-S345,177.
49, Walcott's share t4O per cent)-$13S.-
Marcianos share GEO per cent)-s69.-
oTheater Tv receipts testimated)
600. 'e''""'eo'--0oo
Marciano's Tv share (estimated)--S25,-
S1SS,O7O. >s'eu'-
= Marciano's total purse (estimated)--
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Marcanos Victory Poses Questions Who's Fight Him Next?
Joe Black to Open Series;
Yonks Wait to Count Swou
BY the Associated Press

With prospects bright for their
fourth straight pennant and the
10th subway" World Series since
1921, the New York Yankees are
but cocky about their
double header with the Red Sox
today at Fenway Park.
A double victory today would
just about sew up the flag for
New York, but Manager Casey
Stengel Is not counting that World
Series Swag yet.
"It figures real tough" he said
today. The Yanks haven't won a
Evening star., 1952-09-24

NotS S'oty oHu 6eo9ue Sto"u'n9S.
poge C-3
kill. Gran Hammer rocked Ruther-
ford for a grand-slam homer in
the third to give the invaders
a Al lead.
The Dodgers got one back in the
fourth on four dagger by George
Shuba and locked it up against
Karl Drews with three in the
fifth. Peewee Reese singled home
the first run and Duke Snider fol-
lowed with a pennant-winning
two-run double.
Pinch-hitter Johnny Wyrostek
doubled home Ed Watkins with
the winning run in the marathon
nightcap. Curt Simmons gained
his 18th victory for the Phils while
Tom Hughes, rookie relief pitcher
was charged with the loss.
my present plans are to start
Joe Black in the opening game of
the World Series," Dresser stated
today. "Now that Joe has proved
to me he can pitch nine innings.
he is my No. ! pitcher.
IF everything works out the
way I hope it will" Chuck con-
tinued, II will pitch Black in the
opener and come back with Carl
Erskine in the second game.
Preacher Roe will pitch the third
game" .....
Labine to Get Test.
Only the lack of a competent
relief hurler on the squad, other
than Black. prevented Dresser
from naming Black, his great
Negro rookie as his certain first
game starter.
Much depends upon what hap
pens today in our game with Phil
|adelphia," Chuck said. I'm start.
ing Glen Labine. If he can show
me he is in good form and tells
me after the game that his right
elbow has given him no trouble.
then he'll be my No. / relief man
in the World Series. Billy Loes
-(See NATIONAL, Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
and o Gor%an z t5-ss SS'or or sackEei o. S-S vs.
Kinder (9-5D and Parnell 12-11).
Chicago at Cleveland-Kretlow (4-3) VS.
St: Louis at Detroit-Pillette t1o-1a)
vs. Black (0-0),
(Only games scheduled.l
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. at New. York (2)--Johnson (6-2)
and Burdetts t6-1O VS.. Koslo (9-7) and
Philadelphia ut Brooklyn - Roberts
(26.7) VS.. Labine (s-3).
Cincinnati at st. Louis (night)--
Raffensberger t15-13) or Church (5-9) VS..
Mizell (10-7)
lOnly games scheduledl
Evening star., 1952-09-24

SI1IISIISIy IIVU tIIe UpeII WUUIu OH IS IeIL eye
A man standing on ringside chair, trying
to watch the coronation of the new champion
in the ring, glanced down as Jersey Joe
Walcott passed.
mice try, Pop" he said.
Another man tried to muscle in behind the
:Walcott encourage. His companion grabbed
his arm. ''Whadda you want you should foller
him?" he demanded loudly. 'That guys dead"
Walcott walked on unheedingly He was
tired old man, of sudden. For II rounds he
had fought the battle of his life. He had Rocky
Marciano in his pocket. If he could go nine
moro minutes II meant he still held his title
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Win; Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 24.-The fighter walked blndv
behind the police they cut path through crowd to the
dressing His head covered by towel but he was
sobbng audby and the sweat from his forehead down
Evening star., 1952-09-24


And then he got clipped first by choppng right and
he sumped the canvas by left hook The referee
still counting when Marcano at least 10 years Waicots
holding his gloved hand aloft in the traditional box
fighters salute.
WHEN wALcoTT REACHED his dressing room the police
press Vincent Nardiello the Inter-
Boxing pet physician propelled through
the Only minutes later he emerged and reporter said
"Vince, what's with him?"
DR.. Nardiello shrugged st only got quick look" he
answered ve and I've BETTER There had
another doctor in attendance
Felix Bocchicchio opened the door Felix is the
Walcott small terriertype who talked Jersey into
picking the threads of disappointing ring career back in
frustrated newspapmen pinned him against
q wall as if he prize butterfly
"You Joe in S minutes" Bocchicchio announced
"After ALL he's had shock. Give him break"
up front shouted you going to hold Marciano
to that contract? Is Walcott fighting him again
"Joe is through fighting" Felix said
NOW THE DRESSING ROOM DOOR was opened Inside
walcott sat table, his left eye by patch applied
by the veteran trainer Dan Forio. Those closest
their to hear the old gafer
"Are you quitting the ring?" asked
"Ask Felix" wacott whispered. whatever he says
reporter turned to Bocchccho "He said whatever you
"we, then it's definite" Felix said DONE man
old as Joe well, he can get hurt real bad"
wacott murmuring something else. 1t sounded like
"Give until tomorrow make my mind then" It
about midnight as he spoke.
Bocchccho out of and the message had to be
relayed
eff fights again won't manage him." Felix said Then
hedged bit Hell have to do awful lot of talking
to make manage him again."
BOCCHICCHIO, LIKE wALCOTT suddenly looked much
older They had made until the unlucky Oldest
heavyweight champion history whipping the first
potential million drawing Louis If he
could hold out there would be second match
bigger payday.
Now it all gone. wacott had shot his bolt Hs mon
saying He telling reporters and to Jim
Norris president of the International Boxing Club
"You can't honestly risk putting 3s-year-old man into
the ring with 2S-year-od hitter like Marcano he said IT
say we're done kker business got no other fighters
and I'm getting out of the game"
man said, Somebody told you and Walcott might
go into business"
Maybe Bocchicchio said noncommttay "but it amt the
boxing business got I my hit that other
with everything but the Wooworth Building and it don't
make big dent Three times figure got him knocked
out But he don't do it,"
WHEN WALCOTT FLoORED Marciano in the first round It
seemed as If the father of six none of the
chalk players putting his all into opening effort It
added up He bigger and presumably stronger Besides
see w1N LOSE OR DRAW Page ca
Evening star., 1952-09-24
American League
Ruce at d Glance
BY the AssocidfeH Pres

Games Games
w. L. Pct. blind left.
New York - go So sos 6
Cleveland 80 81 .596 Ia 8
| New York--Away t6). Boston, 8; Phila-
delphia, 3. At home, none.
Cleveland-At home ~, Chicago.
Away (2), Detroit, 2.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

Mats Story ond League Stondinss.
Poge C-3
Evening star., 1952-09-24

tsee REDSKINS, Page c-2o
Evening star., 1952-09-24

(See NATIONAL, Page C-3)
Evening star., 1952-09-24

(See FIGHT, Page C-2)
Evening star., 1952-09-24

(see AMERICAN, Page C-3o
, 1952-02-01

commentator Of the Carib-
bean Research Council,
approved BY the Caribbean
Commission:
sThe Conference on Indus
trial Development should
be requested to make recon-
mendations, listing, in order
Of priority, and with a view to
the practical possibilities Of
undertaking such studies, the
potential industries with re-
spect to which detailed studies
should be undertaken"
, 1952-02-01
price Of 10 million dollars.

price Of 10 million dollars.
In addition to the metropo-
Titan governments Of the four
nations joined in the Commits
sion-France, the Kingdom of
the Netherlands, the United
Kingdom & the United States
invitations to send observers
have been issued to the gov
ernments Of Canada, Cuba, the
Dominican Republic, Haiti and
Venezuela. Similar invitations
have also been sent to various
Chambers Of Commerce, manu-
facturers and growers associa-
tions in territories served by
the Commission. The list Of
invites includes the firm Of
Arthur 3. Little, Inc, Consult-
ing Engineers, Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, one Of the
principal architects Of Puerto
Rico's industrial development
program, the "Conseillor Com
merciaI' at the French Em-
bassy in Cuba.
Or Rafael Pico, Chairman
of the Puerto Rico Planning
Board, and former Governor
Puerto Rico Jesus T. Pinero,
been invited to partici-
pate as observers. The Inter
national Labour Office will be
represented BY Cedric @. j.
Matthews. It is expected that,
in all, there will be some fifty
in attendance.
The theme of the Confer
ence, Industrial Development
in the Caribbean, will be con
sidered under six principal
subjects. These are: Cd The
Industrial Structure Of the
Caribbean Territories, ~ Pros
for further Industrial
Development, 90 Financial
Measures for the Fostering Of
Induatrial Develonrpant. ~,
Fiscal Measures for the Eos
, 1952-02-01
PLANS FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED

PORT OF A Jan. "a:
Industrial development posi-
bilities Of Caribbean territories
will be considered by a con-
ference representative Of the
area to be held in Puerto Rico,
February 11-19, under the aus
pices Of the Caribbean Com
mission. Potentially said E.
f. H. de Vriendt, Secretary
General, this Conference
could be a milestone in the
economic regeneration of the
Caribbean
Officially participating will
be Barbados, Jamaica and
Trinidad Of the B.W.I., both
US. territories-Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands, the
three French Departments
French Guiana. Guadeloupe
and Martinique, and the
Netherlands Antilles.
The following delegates and
advisers have 50 far been de-
signated by the various parti-
cipating governments: Barba-
dos: Sir John Saint, and Hon.
K.R, Hunte, Jamaica: Hon. w.
"A. Bustamante, delegate, and
J.B. Clegg, Adviser; Trinidad:
Hon. Albert Comes, delegate;
the French Departments:
Charles Clement Of Martini
que, r.. Bena Of French Guiana
delegates the Netherlands An
TILES: D. r. S. Newton, dele
gate; us. Virgin Islands: A.
Mahlon Lindqvist, delegate,
and Valdemar A. Hill Adviser
Puerto Rico will be repre-
scented by a delegation Of Is,
headed BY Teodoro Moscoso.
Among them will be Jose Fer
rer, jndustrialist, who with his
brother engineered the pur-
chase Of the Governments
owned and operated cement,
bottle and paper plants At a
, 1952-02-01
Notice from the Police

Section Al of Chapter VII Of
the Ordinance for the Munich
pality Of st. Croix known as
the Police Regulations reads
as follows:
Every dog must be licensed.
License tags shall be re-
newed every year during the
month Of January; and there
after throughout the year the
owner shall similarly secure
q license tag and certificate for
each and every dog when it
reaches the age Of three
months.
Imported dogs must be IL
censed within thirty days
after their arrival.
Subsection ca
The fee for a license tag for
a dog shall be $500 per annum
for the town and legal sub
urbs, and $1.00 for the coun
try districts.
Subsection CD
The Police Department shall
take up any dog found with
out proper license tags, any
bitch in heat, and dog roam
ing the streets Or public roads
after ten o'clock pm. and be-
fore six o'clock am. Dogs
taken up may be redeemed
within As hours upon pay
ment Of an impounding fee Of
and the payment of the
proper license fee if found
license tag attached
to the collar. Dogs thus not
redeemed shall be destroyed
by the Police"
r E. DAVIS
Director Of Police
January 16, 1852
, 1952-02-01

tering of Industrial Develop.
ment, 90 Improvement in La
bour Productivity ii Industry
in the Caribbean, (6) Machin-
cry for the Fostering Of Indus
trial Development.
Delegates and others attend
ing will have the benefit Of
various specially prepared pa
pers and other Recommendation
covering each Of the six sub
jects. This material includes,
for example: a statistical re-
sumo designed to indicate the
industrial structure of the Ca
ribbean territories, by the
Commissions statistician, Al.
Morals; a paper on Labour Pro
ductivity in Industry in under
developed areas, prepared for
the Conference by the Inter
national Labour Office; ex-
tracts from a report On indus
trial development prepared for
the Commission BY Professor
LucFauvel Economist at the
university Of Lille;the study by
Professor w. Arthur Lewis Of
the university of Manchester,
Industrial Development in
the Caribbean and Bulletin
No. ~ Of the Colonial Develop
ment and Welfare Organiza-
ton U.K.) 1.-THE Development
of Primary and Secondary
Industries in the Caribbean
One Of the principal reasons.
for holding the Conference in
Puerto Rico, according to Mr..
de Vriendt, is that the dele
gates will have the opportu-
nifty Of seeing at first hand the
results which have been at
tanned by Puerto Rico's out
standing effort to develop
industry. The program, as
planned, includes visits to q.
variety of newly established.
industries. Among them are
the Rico Television plant ia.
Hato Rey, the Parkhurst Can
ming plant il Baymon, rayon|
in Vegetta and the Ca
ribe China plant ia Vega
On Saturday conferees will
journey across the islands toI
to witness the open
3 fthe 150th industry to be
established since the start Of
Ricn,s ind1lstriaIizatinnl
, 1952-02-01

STRgNoTA
0NiTY
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-NW lRooMs FURNIsHEn-sE-s E-sWi

sober. reliable gent: cony. transp. 3.
Cap. and Pa. ave. II. 7-225s.
HILLCREsT-Nicely furn.. clean rm.,
pvt. home; kit, laundry privils.
,SSs 8SRgoia5is RiDsE Sqs iPsH4D- PHD aSass7h h.v,
Yard. Boiling Field; newly decorated
rm; for empI young cgle. LU. 1908.
conv.. streetcar, buslines. 304 4th
LARGE FURN. sleeping room for 2;
pvt. entr.. bath and gar. Above cor.
Branch and Pa. ave. s.e. LU. 4-20S4.
NJ PL. S.E.~ minnesota aye.}; sei.,
semipvt bath. No other roomers.
Gentleman S25 mo. vi. 5472.
CAPITOL HILL, 2 adj. studio rms,
l or 2 bachelors, pvt. bath, refgr.,
hot plate. pvt. entr.. maid serv.;
entire f.; S85. Ii. 7-44O4. -5
S. W.-Sgl. rm., next to bath. kit.
ONE LARGE FRONT RIM. 4 win
dows, twin beds. Phone and laun-
dry privil. LU. 4-4550.
RM.. pvt. home; close to
sshoDping center and buses. Gall
11&RRGE Ar EGlsSi Fss.Nr RIM, on earline. mso mr.
Navy Yard, Capitol osnd and Library;
cSEoREbNcEL 81 sfz only H front osos s for s@p,
sPlsi Splsi 'lso hT rm qnssss ter 'sle man: 5is
7OLORED-347 KENTUCKY AVE.
S.E.-Room for rent. couple Or 2
COLoRED-a ROOMS AND USE oi
kitchen for rent. at 1015 s. Caro-.
ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

issS s;ss N reFsr +; AVE INV: M,M-Lh K. rm
NEAR EAR mi MAYFIowER gI1 HoTII- TsL
Clean room; ? employed young
ladies'; kitchen privileges. Me. 1928.
ONE STUDIO ROOM; pvt. bath;
$50; ls4g Columbia I'd. NV. S Wsi
grated; Ink: quiet girl; S35. 1349
aSe aSSoiumoia rd, NV. 81
essemfnt tfon II apt y,4s6e. Bfas mr. Union S Sta
DBLE. ROOM, twin beds; h.k. privils.
near Piney Branch and Flower ave.
o1s bus s corner; rHg;rJHTy. ~. sT 5Tr72sa, 30.
lge: front liy.-bedm; kit: comb: $50.
sai B ST. N.E.@L.h.E., UaSi refgr.: conv,
transp,; for quiet. employed person.
2I47 F ST. N.W.-Front bsmt. studio
Em;, refgr;: radio, Tv. shower; $l5-
sS2 Il And nj sHEpHER3. III ESs8, At ave- ave
Lee, bright, cheerful dbie. rm.. twin
beds, hotplate, .refgr. lndry., tel
facilities, 22 girls, S45; 1. S35 per
11Ci L ST. NV, No. 4-sinsle room
yith yt5 sr range ,s an and rsfrg share bath; ri
4Seo .! PEI cali nv WALKER nsk II aD' buNIoss eoSss
RHODE ISLAND ave. NV, 1901 --
Lge. rm. suitable 2 or students;
$50; linens, dishes. MI. 1884 after
DuPoNT Sii; CIRCLE vicinity-1711 18th
st. NV; single. hot plate. refsr..
running water, double closets; $50.
.CooIoR2D2RooM s2Do in a nice home; /;
priyiisges; p, Kitchen aaeh bath and room room
STUDIO, RIM: With hot &c plate plate. semi
GRANT CIR. N.W.--Newly dec. studio
rm., kit'nette; gas stove; exp. bus;
.sogg ( girls; $6o mo; GE. 94e2: "a
e.: dbl. rm.. 1st d.; conv. transp.i
TAKSMyA lAsKHaSdsy DriyA,lssfKss: FAsfK&L.h.k. rm. & sH
5434 Sun: weekdays, Ex. .9021,
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Lge., clean Ink.
twin beds, refgr;, grill; shower bath;
sGSo sooMsmIiv dsaasI DS Sedrn. rnIe dinetteKit 3
quiet empl, adults; all utils.; sos
LIGHT T HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 70,
nice, young couple. Address 1926
Fl Pinsy msy 2! Sranch road nv. ,..,u 80,
CLOoE-hN N.E.--E OE D nicely IuTu
Ink. rooms, clean, light and airy
transp. at door; ladies only. AT
1i25 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Housekeep.
ing rm.. s4furnished; $40 person
1855 EUCLID ST. N.w.-very Ice
rm. with tw. beds, newly dec; cony
location and transp, IL
1911 G ST. Sc. (cor. 16th)-2 large
bright, clean. furnished, end floor
semipvt. bath. pvt. home, neal
transp.; middle-aged Catholic pref
$3.50 mo. Ii. 3-S369 after pm
COLORED-2 RMS. next bath. Ink
COLoRED - FAIRMONT sT.-Em.
ployed couple: bedrm.. and sittinl
rm.. share kit. and bath in pvt
home CO. 39SS. 81
Evening star., 1952-03-30
STEPHAN'S HOUSE
WESLEY HALL.
ROOMS WANTED

.ysar.old child. Ii. 1-4543. 30s
ARTIST must. have privacy; large
partly furnished studio room or
etic1ency apartment NV. with
easaicT1ny aa and private bath. Box
LADY employed desires share apt,
separate bedroom preferred: NV
only reasonable. Box 70-T, Star. :
ROOM AND BOARD or eficiency
room wanted by refined employed
lady: don't smoke Box 7S-T, Star. .
GENTLEMAN, Govt. exec, single.
pvt. ,pfd.; must be close in, NV:
privileges; references furn. Box
BUsINEss GIRL desires room and
board for self and elderly mother
where there will be company durine
the day. Box 91-T. Star.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE for single
young men (whitel and single young
ladies twhitel who have been care,
fully screened and will be working
with Hot Shoppes, Inc. Write (do
not phone) MR.. RANDOLPH, Room
200, l341 G st. NV, giving cost Of
single or double rooms. male or
female preferred, your phone num-
Der and address. II
Evening star., 1952-03-30

3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS PVT. bath.
utils. furnished. SAIL nth st. N,
Arlington.
= LGE. RMS. Ink. utils. incl, share
bath. los D st. NV, MR.. PICCIoNI.
81
sI5 SeST. N.W,-Very lse. conf. rm..
next to bath; excel. transp.; cple. or
empl person La. 6-S054. III
LARGE ROOM IN APT. young lady.
white: kit. privil,: $25 mo. 1895
Chaplin st. NV. Apt. 21. MI. 2736.
CoLoRED-FAIRMONT ST. NV
Two rooms. unfurr.; share kit. and
bath. MI. 1884 40
CuLonE EDLIWO ADsyaNttNT fS s;
use kit. phone. MI. 0SQ6.
COL0RED-LARGE, CLEAN. quiet
cooking and laundry priyils.; cpl.
c0LORED NV. SECTi0N-- Kit
pIiyileges; reasonabls price. no
1900. -oO
Evening star., 1952-03-30
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

400 PEABODY N.E.-Lge. sgle. rm.
next to bath: girl; n.smoker; OF
cSPiToh Gf15S% 1qi!ins iBRnSRy ~ X1c css33 p,easan
hoasened aHs s@P sas per a6s n.y. fle!s H. sisS fsg
71s EAST CAPIToL-cozy. pvt. rm.
2 earlines, walking distance tt
rR GRPvt nhi SIdsi FRoNT S9Tn1SHs ped; neds.
cple: or : ladies; good transp.
A BLOCK FROM EAST CAPITOL-
newly dec; conv. transD. Ii. ~ ssi
ISE Ss;. Front g. ne RN No DYs ss5 s',R as.Essy sSt
MASTER MAissF ( 81 sE6akM. ass suRsffiy Wafi furn sp fo
couple; use nj house; all priviI, TR
siNGLE. in quiet private home 'g fol
employed gentleman, good transp
NItE Ii 'iaygo, IaE. RIM. for man, near Cap
1924 QUEENS CHAPEL TERRACE
NE. Nicely tIrn. o rm; for gentleman
40 nth ST. NE, Apt. 4. Nice singh
room on 2nd fl. for quiet person
ali conyeniences; on carline, Cal
s9s : T 81. N.E.-2 rms, kit; NIGEL.
cHFhoLc tHHFhH EsesGRaSf TN1EksfY ssni PEE pEA Aags
pvt, bath and entrance, phone, maj
sss sss'it CitoNsT. AVE Ave. GS.E.-1 lg. rm.
pity. furnished. adults only, imm
occup.. S21 80 mo. See ten. in bsmt
cATHo ant Sfter pm II ia ME I9e s4og attr
front rm. for empl; cple;; new pvt I
home. near bus, parking. LA. 6-6959
CLosE-IN, 800 Rhode Island ave
ne. Double room. twin beds, TV
radio and phone, $3.50 each, Ais
double room. Ink with refgr OF
porch; $40 each. Du 1909: L,
$40 mo. 2209 Evarts st. ne. AD
CaTa. Atm U. vIC.-Dble. and sgle..
baths; entertain and all privils.
phone furn. i desired; sonv' trarsn
coLoRESLaoso SalS sE 9se iSf sfA,SE Sis' ST. Ne
large room for empl. couple or,
mem. eong. transp.. home prs,yils
coIokE5p.0 ROOM for. lady, som.
coEosED-ssS S5IS5'sTi, Rs0ne i sr NE NE.seIe &
rm. for man: privils.: close t,
transp. Call Ii. 4-S154. so
COLORED-RIVER TER. AREA
Lovely ige.. front bedrm.. new. mod
fur iSTn 6s,os SOple Gr sssi s!sTli; home sS DE1Sil.
C0LORED-327 10th ST. Me-
Nicely furn. rm. for empl. lady o
CoIoREb@fuRN. CooIiGoREb FtHS FRONT ROOM
twin beds. pu. 1895,
FOR COLORED-FURN. or unfurn.
quiet neiehboriood: conv. transp,
ideal for working couple or singh
man. DU. OaS4.
COLORED--LARGE RM. for single
home privileges; Ss per week. LU
CnIORED TRINIDAD SECTION :
Clean, quiet home; | adult; COW
TRANSPORTATION. Ii. 3-o7lO.
lCOLORED-ATTRACTIvE ROOM nj
18th end r. /. ave. me-: couple o
2 people; home for thu right people
l have use Of house plus phone an
kit. landlady wants company. La
! 6-1654. DE fsS6. -.
| lana for . employed persons. Ca
Snn. and after $40 eyes,, LA
COLoRED-LARcE ROOM. HON
PRIVILEGES; near good transp. La
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