as forming the equipment of a club which is bound to be very: popular. Sleeping quarters for. the boys on leave are provided, rooms for one, two or four, or dormitory accommodation, and the sixth floor has quarters for civilians who want to avail themselves of this convenient locality.
The hall on the first floor is so arranged that it can be used for cinema exhibitions, lectures or gymnasium, and at present the Community Church is holding its Sunday afternoon service here.' A splendid swimming pool is under construction, in the base~ ment and the foreign department of the Y.W.C.A. have high hopes that it may be possible to secure ite use for their. members one night a week, although nothing kas been definitely determined og yet. Then, too, there is a roof garden, fitted with electric lights and wicker furniture gnd coo} breezes, so that take it by and large it would seem as if the sailors in port would find a very! jolly home here.
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