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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21
BEAT OF YOUR HEART
Continued from pogs six

no moose for strength. "You might"
he said, eff you rested often. I'll loan
you a pack board"
He was anxious to make the sale
and he dashed the stove to the board.
1t made heavy pack, but Chad could
stand up under it. eth get heavier
every mile" Chad said. 81 think I'll
ask Sam Johnson. the liveryman,
what he'll want to drive me out"
GO ahead" Wilson said.
Chad crossed the street to the livery
stable, which was hundred yards
below the bank. "You and the stove"
Sam said. That will be two dollars"
"Ill be back in about an hour"
Chad said. He was crossing the street
again when he saw the hat. He changed
his direction from the hardware store
to the milliner's. 1.-TWO dollars" he re-
flected. and was quiet long time. Il
can't do both, so what the hell ="
He went inside and dropped two dol
lars on the counter. Wrap that hat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

Chad moved beyond the smell of it.
The brightest object on the street
was the hat with the red flowers in
Sadie Lyman's window. Chad looked
at the price and tugged thoughtfully
at his jaw long time. Unconsciously
he swayed toward the door three times
as he muttered, Two dollars
But she didn't need hat, really.
Now was the time to be hard - prac-
teal. He went into Wilson's hardware
store, his fingers running through the
money in his pocket. his ears conscious
of the tinkle of several gold pieces.
What are you asking for your well
pumps?" he inquired.
Wilson told him.
I'm trying to make little spud
money 60 long way he explained.
He examined the pump carefully.
He thought of pushing the water
barrel, and half drew the money from
his pocket, then put it back and went
on to washing machine.
1t was constructed Of wood, and by
turning a crank disc studded with
pegs rotated back and forth, sloshed
the clothes. Beyond that stood stove.
What are you asking for the stove?"
Wilson told him.
He examined it at length, removing
the lids, peering into the oven and
commenting on the place for hot
water. Stove pipe go withit?"he asked.
Yes"
He walked back to the pump again
and scratched his head. He could see
Eli Fleming sitting facing the street.
two hundred feet away Eli was smok-
ing fat cigar and it made Chad mad.
IF he'd back me-" he growled, Il
might smoke good cigar now and
again." He turned to Wilson, adding,
ELI knows what's going on. don't he?"
HE never misses trick"
Chad went back to the stove. docs
the price include delivery?"
That will be three dollars extra"
Three dollars, Ell? l wonder if
could back pack it four miles?'
Wilson looked at Chad, but he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21
WHAT'LL You SAY?
Here are some Christmas fhank-You
letters. Think well before using!

sent, addressed jointly to my dear
husband and me, was marked "Do
Not Open Before Christmas Some
body - guess who - disobeyed.
This thank-you note of mine goes
to you corked up in the empty bottle
and set adrift at sea. 1t may never
reach you but neither did what was
in the bottle reach me.
Dryly yours, Mildred
! HE third form will come in handy
for a married son writing thankfully to
his mother:
Dear Mother
The pair of bedroom slippers you
sent me for Christmas are the most
comfortable my wife has ever worn,
she says. Their color matched my
bathrobe perfectly. For a while that
bothered Mildred, whose kimono is a
different shade. but she has resource
fully solved the difficulty by wear
ing my bathrobe.
1t is getting pretty cold around here
at night. realize it when am aroused
to 60 see if the children are sleeping
as soundly as was. An oak floor feels
pretty frigid to bare feet.
If report that the children are rest
less and fail to quiet the little ones,
my wife has those slippers right at the
bedside handy to step into and come to
my assistance. She says can't thank
you enough for them.
hope you are well. l am, except
for a cold.
Your grateful son,
FAIRFAX DOWNEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

PETER WRITER'S guides have
strangely neglected discussion
IL of missives expressing gratitude
for Christmas presents. This season,
therefore, we are happy to offer forms
to cover three fairly common contin-
gencies. First, sample letter from a
young nephew to his bachelor uncle
who has thoughtlessly presented him
with large box of blocks:
Dear Uncle Frank
| am only little boy and cannot
write yet. so my mother told my
father he would write to you for me-
| think my blocks are fine. There
must be four or five dozen of them,
Father says. | delight in flinging them
around, especially under the sofa.
Father spends lot of time picking
them up, which amuses me no end.
He says to tell you he hopes that next
year you will give me something that
will stay put - and he doesn't mean a
bass drum, either.
The other night he missed picking
up one of the blocks and when he came
downstairs barefooted in the dark to
see if the windows were locked,
heard him step on it and what he
said Gee. did laugh and learn some
new words!
Mother sends her love, and Father
damns you most heartily.
Your little nephew. Willie
there's a form wives may find help
full in writing to friends of the family:
Dear Gordon
The bottle of Christmas cheer you
Evening star., 1941-02-13
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

A coat studded with colorful, live,
beadlike tubercles or points, repu-
tation none too savory and a dis
position expressed by Kisses, jaw
swapping and demonstrations calcu-
lated to put the aggreSSor in abject
fear, make the gila monster a lizard
never to be forgotten.
Yet this lizard, though apparently
eager to attack mankind on the least
provocation, is in captivity a gentle
creature. Indeed, after several weeks
of kindesss and abundance of food
daily, his temper undergoes decided
change and nothing ruff1es his hap
py state of mind as long as he
remains an honored guest.
In his home range in the desert
regions of Southern Arizona and
New Mexico and in the valleys of
the Gila River, from which he re-
ceived his name, pronounced, if you
please, "heela," this giant lizard 10
inches long, goes about methodically
to seek food.
What he finds may be snakes,
ground birds and their eggs or eggs
of small snakes and lizards. Not
very much is established about the
Evening star., 1941-02-13
FLY Emissions No Need
For Federal Control
Over Broadcastinq
Radio Industry Must
Continue Under Private
Auspices, He Says
Ry the Associated Press.

By lIlt h0oUCldlcu IlcoS'
NEW YORK, Feb. I3.-James
Lawrence Fly, chairman of the Fed
eral Communications Commission,
said Yesterday he could not con
ceive an emergency so grave that it
would require taking the vast burden
of broadcasting operations out of
the hands of the broadcasting in
duStry."
In an address prepared for an
American Civil Liberties Union
luncheon and broadcast by N. B. G.
and M. B. S., he added that "intensi-
fication of our defense efforts will
make it all the more important that
radio broadcasting continue to play
its part, under private auspices, in
the home life and daily activities of
the American listening public.
"It is conceivable that our defense
problems may require some sacrifice,
but they will not require sacrificing
the basic pattern of our American
system of broadcasting.
Discussing censorship, Mr.. Fly said
"the function of distinguishing truth
from error and right from wrong
resides and should reside, not at the
transmitting, but at the receiving
end of our radio system.
ut belongs to the millions who
listen, not to the few who broadcast.
Depriving radio listeners of their
right to decide for themselves strikes
at the very roots of democracy and
self-government."
He added, however, that listeners
should not be deprived of honest
news. fair comment and we'll
rounded discussion of public issues
merely because one broadcaster had
a personal ak to grind, and that
"the stations license for exclusive
use of a broadcasting channel is a
license to keep that channel open in
the interests of listeners, not to close
1t to all views but those Of the
owner"
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Natures Children
ella Monster
(Heloderma suspectum)

bags, the intricate pattern worked
out with black and pale shade of
salmon, pink, lemon, f1esh-color or
white. Some apparently have black
to contrast with the beautiful pale
hues; others, yellow or pink. The
head and body usually show pink
markings. The beaded effect is OBJ
tained by the fleshy points. There
are no scales. The skin is shed in
patches and in large sections, as
with other lizards.
Gila monsters are oViparouS, which
means that the mother deposits her
rather large, soft-shelled eggs in the
hot sand, five or half dozen. This
ends her responsibility for the COM
ing generation. They will hatch in
% to 80 days.
The youngsters, stepping out from
their shell prison, are about inches
long, brilliantly colored, very strong
and self-efficient babies. They go
about their respective ways, mind
ing their own business. They eat
as much as they can find and pile
up a reserve in their stubby tails.
For upon this thick, rounded appen-
dage they draw when food supplies
run low.
Much has been said concerning
the strength and the poison of the
gilas. Once this lizard has clamped
down upon his foe, his head may
be severed but he retains his hold,
a bulldog tenacity beyond reason.
When the jaws have taken their
viselike grip, the fangs of the lower
jaw are imbedded in the flesh of
the victim, the poisonous saliva flows
from the swollen glands of the chin
and fills the grooves of the poison
conducting teeth. This is sufficient
to kill or to subdue the victim. And
it is soon tucked out Of sight, in the
anatomy of the gila.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Catholic Daughters
Plan Vesper Service

Court District Of Columbia, No.
212, of the Catholic Daughters of
America will hold its annual vesper
service at st. Anthony's Church,
Twelfth and Monroe streets NE,
Sunday at 7:45 pm.
The Rev. James A. Dwyer will
officiate and the Rev. John s.
Spence will deliver the sermon.
The court will also hold q style
show Tuesday at OILS pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Ruinbow Veterans Urge
Deportation of BRIDGES

The District chapter of Rainbow
Division Veterans has given its
unanimous Endorsement to a resolu-
ton urging the immediate deporta-
ton of Harry Bridges, West Coast
c. I. o. leader, 1t was announced to-
day.
The chapter said its secretary,
Bentley Mulford, had been advised
by Chairman Reynolds of the Sem
ate District Committee that bill to
deport Bridges had been reintro-
duced by Representative Allen of
Louisiana.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

food habits of the gila on his own.
In captivity there is decided fond
ness for beaten eggs Tapped from
the pan by the swiftly-moving, long,
fiat tongue Ever So often the head
is raised so that the fluid may run
down its throat. Chopped meats are
also enjoyed. If the gila is given
whole eggs, a hole will be broken
through one end of the shell and
the contents Tapped out
No two gilas are marked exactly
alike. They are animated, beaded
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Manuscripts Presented
To CuIpeper Board

Stecial Dispatch TO The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, Feb. 13.-Be-
tween 300 and 400 manuscripts, pre-
pared by workers under the super
vision of DR.. H. j. Eckenrode of the
division of history, Virginia Conser-
vation Commission, and dealing
Evening star., 1941-02-13

details of county homes built prior
to 1855. In some instances ger1ea-
logical records of families also are
given.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

with historic homes and other places
of interest in Culpeper County, this
week were presented to the Board
Of Supervisors by M. F. Peasants,
Evening star., 1941-02-13

field assistant Of the Conservation
Commission.
One of the main detectives of the
work was TO preserve architectural
Evening star., 1941-08-10

DIRECT WOMEN sALESPERsON. over
80 full or part time, to qualify with rated
OF your own, without capital Should
earn $50 up wky profit. Unlimited
future State experience. Address Mgr,
Station S, Box 9ls6 ARR, Los Angeles
Calf
Evening star., 1941-08-10
PERSONAL.

WOMEN t2J. colored desire morning work
or living quarters. salary for part time.
Box AR, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
SALES AND ADVERTISING
MANAGER,

IL years experience prcmotins sales for
national mfrs through dept. gift, variety
stores and institutions: COLLEGE trained,
draft EXEMPT: seeks connection With mfr.
aSs,ring 70 build ~ scls4 volume nattonally;
Evening star., 1941-08-10
SITUATIONS MEN.
fC0ntir,ued
Executive Position Wanted.

Age 30. married. graduate in banking
and finance, IL years wholesale, retail
managerial experience. years local: now
employed with beverage distributor. seek
other field Of endeayor. Box r. Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

NEW POTATO PEELER. Sells like wild
Peels, shreds, slices, crates. Saves hands,
time, food. Samples sent on trial. Rush
name. Kristee 30, Akron, Ohio.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
SAlESMEN.

ADV. BOOK MATCHEs-sell every, bust
ness Cash profit. EXP. unnec. Full. part
time Low price. high nusl. factory sery.
Repeats FREE kit Match Corp. OF Amer
lea, 3433-JT 4sth pl-. Chicago.
BIG MONEY DAILY Sell business sta
tionery, adv specialties, book matches,
summed tape, 700 other necessities to
stores, ofices, professional men. 33 i r.
profit paid daily. Best line of its kind
No eXper. needed Big OUTFIT free. DAVID
LIONEL PRESS, 312-KP So. Hamilton,
CHICAGO
Evening star., 1941-08-10
SALESWoMEk.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

PERSONAL AND "bUOINEFoo'
We believe there is nothing in the coun-
Try TO compare with the Sunshine personal
and business line of 56 exquisitely engrayed
designs beautifully displayed on embossed
mounts. Smartly different! Studio madel
Prices from $3.50 per 100 to SIS 4neo
commissions daily. We deliver. FREE dis
play kit. Complete box line and 80 Tor ".
SUNSHINE ART STUDIOS. 115 Fulton ST.,
nent Sl2. New York City.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
SPANISH-PORTUGUESE.

Warflynr1 Beauty College,
1910 q st. NV. District 1862.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

CASH AVAILABLE TO EMPLOYED PEO-
pie for personal loans, to pay bills finance
your vacation. or any worthy purpose.
| Dial w. L. WALLER. Glhhe LIZ
Evening star., 1941-08-10
HELP MEN G. WOMEN

TO THE BEST real estate salesman In
washington: We are Still losing money
better see me. RE. 27SS or SH 4499M
Evening star., 1941-08-10
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)
cuRIsTMAs CARD sALEspEopLE.

READ IHlS-ltEN bESlDE
Don't be satisfied with less, Sell line that
leads in quality, variety. value. Chlton
gorgeous box assortments and name-im :
printed Christmas cards priced amazingly
iow-pay you up to 1000 cash profit. No
eXper needed Samples on approval.
Chiffon Greetings, 147 Essex, Dept. 500
Evening star., 1941-08-10

rev nationally advertised huorescent fix
lures that screw into any light socket. No
experience. Sales phenomenal because
duorescent saves half on light bills Stores,
ofhces, factories installing by millions.
Rush name for free pictures, prices, profits.
Every minute means money. MANGO,
Dept. C-s2. 433 E Erie St. Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

| TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS. VA, rs MI
d. C., the little school that is different"
Ages 10 10 yrs Open W. round Vaca-
| iEnr refned nannls i -s ~
Evening star., 1941-08-10

COUPLE, chauffeur butler handy man:
cook ok-houseworker: permanent place; good
wages. Brandywine 246S
sTENOTYPE OPERATOR. rapid, accu-
rate. experienced, for reporting positions
give full particulars of qualifications and
previous employment. Box 424-M, Star.
WILL PAY Csc PER HOUR FOR
3 HRS SOLICITATION PER
DAY PLUS COMMISSION OF
BUSINESS SOLD; DIGNIFIED
WORK, NO PEDDLING. KLOMP-
AIR SYSTEMS, 140e WIS. AVE.
NV. ASK FOR MIR. KLOMP-
ARENS.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
IOnnfinuAh

GIRL, colored. from N c.. wants job ss
maid or g.h.w.; ref. HO. 7724.
GIRL, colored. desires work any kind; sun
day of call after IL am; plain cook: rel.
DE oS03
Evening star., 1941-08-10

GIRL. colored. neat reliable, desires work
as childs nurse and general housevorkeri
In DGan
Evening star., 1941-11-09

You con shore plenty Of May
Mortins eIomour BY duplicating this
SNORT froek Of hers! Its ehorm is in
its low squore neekIine fromed with
frothy embroidered eyeIet ruffIine ond
ribbon drown beodins. ond its full forine
skirt with the close fitting sirdle top.
Moke it for doy with the short skirt.
for evening with o full length skirt.
Pottern No. l405 is designed for sizes
II. II. Is. l8 ond 20 80 to 38 BUST.
Size "a requires. in 35-inch moterioIs,
3A yords for short skirt, IN yords 70,
top portion. 50 yords for long skirt.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Americas Number radio and movie sensa-
uon has written book! And what book!
It's positively the dizziest laugh riot ever put
in print All about Bob Hope, written in his
own style, with a roar in every single line!
Filled with pictures of famous movie stars,
over IL illustrations, with many cartoons
in color he introduction by Bing Crosby
is q scream.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

It's hord to beot the ehorm and
~eorobility Of youthful toiIored dress.
And eorefuI detoihne gives elomour plus
TO this model worn by fiImdom's young
Jone Wthers The rolling rever eoIor.
the deep shoulder yokes, the full long
sleeves with the neot trim cuffs. the peot
down the front Of the skirt-oII contribute
TO corefree smortness. Send for
Pottern No. H-3040. designed for sizes
II. l3. IS. " ond l9 t29 TO 81 bust e.
Size l3 requires 37s yords Of 35-ineh
moterioI. "a yords Of 54-inch.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Moke your Jersey dress in the smooth
Sophisticated style os the one BY hImdoms bright
young Gene Terney The round fIot yoke OF the neck
is new. ond Just the ground for Of the new,
bulky neokloee The slim line Of the skirt ochieved with
poneIs Pottern No 3O39 IS designed for sizes H. a.
l6 l8 and 20 30 10 SO bust. Size "a requires 4l1
yords OF 80 inch motenoI 27s yords Of 54-inch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Halls for Rent

NOW open 70 public: Mirror Hall, Finest,
most complete layout OF any auditorium
In Detroit. for banauets. dances, entertain
ments, lodges. etc, two bathrooms; beer.
Woodward topposits Chariotte), Clifford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16


BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. 2o4 DEFER
SOM Eight rooms. upper; siS: adults.
LenoN e271.
CALVERT, Mr.. LA SALE
ss5-t bedrooms, baths. large living room
and sunroom on front: exceptionally fine
arrangement: gear garage. Judson Brad 70
way Co. RIA 9T0O
CANFIELD EAST. 1910 - Five. upper
redecorated: hot air. fireplace; excellent
transportation.
CHAPEL, 1888 Cuear Fenken)-upper 3
rooms. garage: separate basement; rea-
sonable.
CONGRESS EAST. courtroom lower
stove heat. S22.a F1tIroy 1914.
DREXEL, 432o-Lower 5; redecorsted:
garage: new furnace, s47.5o. PIngree
$3.50
FIELD. zt7i (Kereheval) = Upper, seven.
redecorated; garage; good transportation.
F1tzroy 206s.
FIELD. EEL rooms upper. gas heat.
Inquire Sunday. 1881 East Congress.
lGoULBURN. 1921 tGratioO Upper SIX.
modern; garage; corner lot Pingres
SITS.
GRAND RIVER. 18th Sections rooms:
bath. heat; furnished; $40: adults
Temple 1858.
GREENLAwN, 1885 (outer Drive)-
Lower; SIX rooms: heated; s7b; re-
stricted. University 1-s046.
JOS. CAMPAU, 1927
Flat over store. $50 mo. rooms. 2 bed.
rooms. DETROIT TRUST COMPANY, RA.
$50.
JOS. CAMPAU. 57fs-Upper. 9 rooms
stoksr heat; reasonable; garage. Ivan
hoe 5e4s.
KANTER, 331s-5-room: stove heat; $40
white only. Townsend $3.50.
LAKEWOOD, fO43-Lower six: redeco-
| rated; heat; adults; garage; SIS. Muir
ray 1914
MANIsTIoUE, 4sfO-ILowsr five rooms
bath; garage. Call Niagara 31oe.
MELDRUM, 7571-six-room. upper, re-
decorated adults; laundry; reasonaols.
Ivanhoe 1881.
ST CLAIR, 273O-upper hve-roon, ga
rage $40 per month. AR. Oeis.
WABASH, 1888
Between Ash and Elm; s-room upper.
bedrooms. natural fireplace, hot air heat
s35 mo- DETROIT TRUsT COMPANY, RA
Z wftfTHORF, tits lnssr AirporD-S
room, loysr. ssrags, redscorated. Ar
lington 2fT7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

ALLEN Park DISTRICT

Builders sacrifice Only one. Five-room and
porch; $3.50, s26 per month. includes
everything; $500 down.
GREATER DETROIT BUILDING co.
TY. 4-O4s2 l2S2s Livernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Rentals Wanted

FOUR or nvs-room nat. 2 bedrooms: S55.
$50. Drexel 4052.
ROOM with breakfast. Quiet Protestani
home Woodward -Hs milton district. Write
Box B-54it, Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

BENTTEAU, Near Kerchevai-s large
rooms, full brick basement furnace. Lot
e0x1e0. Nice fruit trees. Only 81. 800. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
housekeeping Rooms


lATKINsoN-Two warm rooms, newly dec
GRATED. for couple: $3.50. Madison 3s3s.
EASTERN PLACE. $685. unfurnishec
| rooms. nice quiet neighborhood.
ELIOT, 100: Hancock. East. 2o3-Attrae-
tive apartments and sleepers, inner
spring; walking distance; adults
iERsKINE, 27s-Front three-room apart
ment; Frigidsire; clean, warm, $40, Asf
singles. Cherry 03s4.
HAMILTON. 1884 Three bright. clear
1 rooms private entrance; telephone
ADULTS; 81.
MAYBURY GRAND. 1921 = spts., 81
each. Everything furnished, clean
washer: hot air.
MICHIGAN. 33i7--twhitel one. room 81;
two. IS; three. IS. 50. Heated.
PUTNAM, i7sO-3-4 housekeeping rooms;
private bath. children welcome. Madison
THIRD. 4733-Two pleasant housekeeping
rooms: adults only. excellent transports-
ton; reasonable.
VAN DYKE. 45fi-Two rooms. private en-
trance. adults: good transportation; wen
heated.
WOODLAND. i2T woodward On ryslsr's)-
Nicely furnished ROOM adults, reason
able. Townsend 1882
2 -ROOM apartment; private bath, entrance !
adults: 81. 5S34 Brooklyn.
CoLORED--Attractivs room adults. 722
Jos. csmpau. Temple l-7256.
side; large unfinished
room; adults; IS. Tyler e-470i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16


ANSTELL 6o4p-FOur rooms and bath
$40 month Inquire $3.50 Ansten
EDGEwooD-s. single. s37 so; Indiana,
SIS. have other rents. Call Weberski.
Plaza s022
KENMORE. l66OO-New modern brick CO
louial. 3 bedrooms, tile bath, low cost
heat. everything. Redecorated, t1a. Less
10 responsible party. Vermont 3-2j0J
HOUSE for rent large adult family. 1907
Maxwell. Van Dyke Michigan.
TWENTY sECOND. s2i - -Four rooms,
bath: stove heat; good condition: s23.
H-ACRE. ur. Royal Oak-t250. IS down.
See Trombley. 21O22 John r
WESTMINSTER, near John R.--Large ~
rooms, divided In apartments, Madison
ss3s
S25-5-rms.. gas. water, no bath: adults
23130 Vance, Hazel Park. TO. s-07i2.
S50-Si00 HANDLES new house about IL
acre, 81 $50, Northwest City. Convent
ences. 542s Lawton Avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Boats and Equipment

BOAT loans and rehnsncinE. Lloyd "
Fast. Inc. 3040 y. Cd. Blvd. Mad. 0If7
JoHNsoNs. IL 20 81 II p. many q
choose from. buy on lsyawsy plan.
ERIE BOAT 450i HAMILTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

HORTON, l0s-woodwsrd transportation
exceptionally modern roous; continuous
hot water.
FISCHER AVE. i74s-Upper rooms
Murphy; clean: heat, light. gas; quiet
adults.
i LAWRENCE. 1881. APT. 20e-Cozy kitch
\ sell furniture at sacrifice. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. OPEN sunday l2-3. Town
send s-334b.
LYcAsTE, 265i-Lsrgs two rooms IS and
$40 weekly. Excellent transportation.
SALIVA, 1889. Dearbonr-3 rooms, closed
porch; basement: private; S27 month.
THREE clean furnished rooms. Heat, gas.
Lights. refrigerator furnished. 1903 Webb.
coLoRED = $50 Frederick = Kitchenetts
apartment. private bath. oil heat; re-
sponsible adults.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Board and Room
Share Living Quarters

BELvIDERE. 2e72-5 large rooms, lovely
furniture. all modern Commencement
couple: $40 week. Plaza O4ss.
HELEN, 4ieo--Couple share home every
thing furnished: $40 monthly. Ivanhoe
$500.
IN GENERAL MOTORS district Will
share my desirable apartment with
business woman Trinity 2-isbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Tires-New and Used

GUARANTEED tire treading since 1923
Passenger scd truck sixes In stock.
Motor City Tire Service. 3131 Cratiot-
SET s.00xis used tires: excellent condition
80 each with tubes). 1870 Phiiadel-
phia. West. Privats residence.