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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
BIRTHS

Elva Roark, 1545 Butternut.
Irene Ross. 2525 Clements,
Virginia Rogers, 26s66 York, Huntington
Woods
Marjorie Schmidt. i7207 Wisconsin.
Linda Scheske, 1865 Woodmont.
Maxine Smith. 1914 Clay.
Helen Sorenson, 1900 Pingree.
Ethel Stoddard. 3s04 Kendall.
Louise sebesten, 96il Otsego.
stephsnie stsnszewski, 6ll9 Appolns,
Dearborn.
Mary stanezak t75l Dubois.
Margaret simsick 1909 Holmes
Norma stark, 1921 Puritan. Birmingham.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Josephine Arthur. 1926 Trinity.
olga Antkowiak 1853 East Hancock
Helene Acton. 1880 Irving, Fsrmington.
Adeline Berger, 1885 West ""ok.
Plona Beard. is2o' -
Marjorie Bryce, 17745 Cooley. Ell
Marion BockeI'77T -IVssy
Nice Buda. 1855 Elmwood. ~
Ida BrueCgeman. o.. 2gheld.
Bernice Bolton s2i Napoleon.
Eva Cline 4T0s sheridan.
Frances Cerra. 1890 Pennsylvania
Laura Clay. 90i3 Lumpkin. Hsmtramck.
Vera Doherty 24Ai West Forest.
Phyllis Evans. 1880 CreenlaWn.
Agnes Esper. 1874 Troester.
Dorothy Federspel 25g5 Cabot
Ann Grant. s06t East Forest.
Ruby Hunkerson. 676 Superior.
Mae Hostetter $3.50 Trumbull.
Helen Huntz. 1899 Frederick.
Mary Jolly. 626 Royal. Royal Oak
Marie Klink 5l1i Maple, Dearborn
lVirgie Lane. So Temple.
Eleanore Micallef 2O5s Tgenty-foufth
Stephania Micunek. 1898 Carin
Dollie MsrcouN. 1887 Havana.
Mildred Mssbin. 1880 Hudscn.
Helen Moore. 2Jis re
Lillian Merrellt. s24l Quinn.
Alexandria Moody. JI6e nth street
Helen Mcmahon. 3056 Roosevelt
Ruth Mcdonnell. slt North Rembrandt,
Royal Oak
Dorothy Oliver 3206 Blaine.
Beatrice Pickern, 20OOi San Juan.
charlotte Pringle, 2031 Dubois
Mafalda Phuhar. 53s Luther.
Eleanor Pascoc! 1917 Exeter
Marguerite Perry. $50 Erskns.
Pearl Ridley. 625 Englewood
Antoinette Reising 1929 lroquots
Mary Rzepka I9f3t Sawyer
Goldie Rudch, fioi West Grand
Carol Reamer, Walled Lake
Evelyn stub. 1929 Hogarth.
Teresa Smith 1885 Putnam
Eleanor Schaening. 1912 Seneca
Doris Smith. 3OT1s Triangle, Gibraltar
Rita Terzano 1925 Wark
Martha Tatum, i7i2 Algonquin
Katherine Theobald 1915 Bourke
Mary Thompson 2033 East Dawson.
Dorothy Thomas 1925 Sampson.
Jessie Wilson. 1880 Taylor.
Helen Wisnewski. 2iJ0 Hcndrie
Julia Waldowski. s4f5o lockwood Ham
Fdwina zuzgs. 5000 Jos Campsu.
Dorothy zambardi. 1916 East Grand Blvd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Freight loddings
Rise TO $50, 900 Cars

NEW YORK. July 17.-Railroad
freight carloadingS in the week
ended July - gained more than
ScaSonally over tho preceding holt
day week 10 around $4,000 cars,
reports OF 70 major systems indi-
cate This would compare with
7i0493 cars in tho week ended
July 5. 10000 in tho like 1910
period. and 669.SSS cars IN the
comparable 1899 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferruus
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit. Spot. 20 per cent
tin. nominal New York. 53.375 future
tin 81 SO. lake grade copper delivered
Midwest u electrolytic spot. smelter II "a
~ so casting copper ~ 10 50 Louis lead.
5 20. ST Louis zuic Is. New York anti
monv, IS virgin aluminium. II
Tin quiet. Copper. lead and zinc active
but sales limited BY available supply IN
port copper. ~: resale. nominal. II 30
free sterling exchange, 81 03L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

friend of mine told story about
being in a small country town
and ne stood treat 10 a group of
small boys who gathered around
by buying them all candy.
One of them refused and said:
"Mister, / wouldn't eat one Of
those candy bars for $50 because
~ sure a. did 1 would have a
fit when | got home"
The story illustrates the fact
that when even a youthful pa
ticnt who likes candy is getting
results. he will stick on the diet.
JUDGE DIET BY RESULTS
The diet. however, is trouble
some and tireSomc. and unless
the attacks are greatly dlmln-
iShed in number and severity, it
should not bc continued for more
than a month.
Before diScarding it, however,
ono should be sure that the diet
being used is really ketogenic
that is, that il is producing an
acid condition.
The only way 10 be sure OF
this is 10 have the patients
urine tested for the presence of
the ketonc acids. 1t is a very
simple and reliable test which
any doctor is prepared to do. If
this test is not positive, there is
something wrong with the diet
and il will do no good 10 con-
tinue il.
To increase fat in the dict,
butter and cream must be used
in liberal quantities. The follow
ing diet is suitable for a child
weighing 60 pounds
Breakfast - 100 c1n. grape
fruit or melon. 20 &C. olive oil,
l egg. 10 gm butter 100 GIN. 40
per cent cream.
Dinuer-56 ee.- etable soup
and 100 &C. 40 per cent cream,
40 GIN. meat, so GIN. ) per cent
vegetables. 20 GIN. lettuce, 20
GIN olive oil. Is GIN. pecan nuts
Supper Eggnog, l egg and
100 GIN. 40 per cent cream, 30
GIN. 10 per cent vegetables, 20
GIN. peanut butter, 2 crackers.
Note. 80 GIN. or 80 &C. equal l
ounce.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
VI. S.:-"Can people he in
fcctcd and troubled with heas
from house day who has them?
Some people say fieas only trou-
bio dogs"
Answer: Certainly. heaS go
from dogs 10 humans.
X. r.. S.:-"Nhat II the cause
Of carbunclcs and boils? Are
they caused by irritating pimplcS
or blood condition? What Is a
good diet TO correct this ."
Answer: Irritating pimplcs,
or i'm other words. sin infection.
Blood has nothing 10 do with IL.
No diet II valuable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Death notlces

GRADY william July IS. beloved hus-
band OF Nellie Mae. dear father OF
Charles. Margie and Celeste. also leaves
three sisters and four brothers; funeral
from residence. 1922 Casper Ave. Friday
2 p. m. interment at Woodmere.
McINERNEY July Is. at residence. 1929
Seebaldt; beloved wife Of the late
Michael; dear mother 0r Mrs. William
Carroll (Chicago) Mrs. Charles j Hig-
gins sister Pauline cleveland, Urban h.
Mcinerney and the late Charles J. Weber.
Funeral from residence. Saturday, al 10 30,
st Leo's Church at IL. Interment Bay
City. Michigan.
WEBER-July IS. John OF Brown cry,
Mich. dear brother OF Mrs. Helen
Spslding. Joseph. Henry and William
Weber Funeral Friday $50 a. m. from
"A. II. Peters Funeral Home. l2057 Ora
tiot Ave. and m, 81. John the
Evangelist Church. -
WILSON July IS, Ruth A. beloved wife
OF Harry C.. dear mother Of Edward
s and Patricia b., dear daughter Of
Seymour c. Titus Remains At Burrell
Funeral Home. s73s Fenkell in state Al
Henderson Memorial NJ y. Church. Friday.
from II 80 until ! 30 the time Of service.
Burial in INLAY City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
u. s. Wdrp|dnes
Speed Britain TO
Air Supremacy
International News Service Wire

! WASHINGTON. July 17.-Amer
lean airplane production, now
swinging into high gear, shoulc
within a few months give Great
Britain air supremacy over Ger
many and place Britain in a dom
inant position for the duration Of
the war, it is declared in the Air
craft Year Book for 1871, released
today.
( Published by the Aeronautical
Chamber Of Commerce of America
this edition portrays a story oil
American aircraft production in.
creasing from 2,141 warplanes in
1889 10 $500 in 1910 and an out.
put of 1927 in April. 1871. II
has been stepped up 10 l,476 lr
May - since this book went &c
press.
10000 NEXT YEAR
This year alone" says the
industry s-SeaF beck ""nur- esti-
mates show $4,000 planes will
be turned out; and next year,
under present programs, $4,000.
THE next few months should
witness a great reversal I'm air
supremacy in this war. Hereto
fore, the Germans have had the
tremendous advantage of num-
hers. Their vast productive
n
keep on active duty many times
the number that Britain has had
available at one time.
THAT has given them two
fold advantage. Ii has enabled
them to use air power full-Out
at will. whenever strategy de-
manded, and still have plenty
of requirements. At the same
time, IL has given them suffi-
cient numbers of planes with
which To defend their own bases
reasonably well.
SURPRISING NAZIS
"Now, however, conditions APP
pear to be changing. From all
accounts, and they are from
fairly reliable sources, the Brit
ish co m bat plane production
combined with the American
output, is superior to Germany's
In those highly important cate
gOries such as fast pursuits, long
range apd medium bombers and
patrol flying boats.
This tremendous production
from the United States, added
to the greatly increased produce
ton in England, may have a
decisive influence on the trend
of the war in the coming
months"
Since July, 1910. American air.
craft factories have built nearly
1000 warplaneS, the book reveals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Funeral Directors

J. SUTTON SON
i1i7 TRuMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-olo0
Lost and Found
ENVELOPE containing 800 needed
badly. tNeighborhood Pacihc-Hoidenl }.
Reward. Madison 0120
LOST Bill fold containing valuable pa
pers. 1903 oakley Park road, Commerce
Lake Hogarth 1890.
LOST Modern gold watch set with sap
phires and diamonds. inscription, To
Ms Sweetheart" Reward. Telephone Town
send s-s3i5.
VA iHEI-Na4rahle- papers FISHER The
! alter Building. friday Keep money.
Mr. Buckley, Trinity 1000.
/ WRIST WATCH Lady's Gruen. silver
bracelet MONDAY. EuclidJohn RI Re
ward Trinity 22aj6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Help Wanted-insfruction

YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH or PAINT
Write for Talent Test tno feeD Give
age sDd occupation. Wnte Bon B-6l03.
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Personals
ABUNDANT HEALTH through electro
therapy. Calwood Health Salon, l0337
Woodward. Townsend 5-S567.
Feature - PROBES soR RAJAH.
ELINOR. MILDRED. LOLA, JESSIE.
Entertainers. Rainbow. Tearoom. 10
John r.
ADA p. -Astrologist. Celebrated
Concise, Educated. 7i6 Lothrop. Madison
1919.
AMAZING "L N" Astrologisti Whom
you've heard over radio: consultation.
your home or mine. Appointments. 1888
Giichrist. Vermont 5-i432.
ARDEN Health studio Cnew msnsgement),
4i55 Woodward-New York graduates.
Temple 1857.
ALICE SNYDER. astroioger. 3i45 Second
boulevard, apartment 5. Phone Terrace
2-s3ff.
ASTROiOGY Miss Lena Manning, Chero-
kee Indian. appointments. ft9 Meldrum.
Fttzroy 1872.
PSYCHOLOGIST Princess Arabia. rom
Hollywood consultations. appointments
daily; reasonable. Tyler 5-f29T
AsTROLOGER-Flo Florence la Valley. salts
factory consultations daily. Sunday. Sc37
rrumbull ryieJ 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Male Help Wanted

Opportunity
WESLEY BAKING co.
Statesmen
ON ESTABLISHED
DETAIL BAKERY ROUTE
CITY AND SUBURBAN TERRITORIES
/ INDICTMENT:
Steady employment: salary and com
mission: pleasant outdoor work RAPID
advancement. experience not neces'
Sary; paid training course.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Satisfactory character and employ
ment references. neat appearance
good health and ambition.
APPLICATIONS:
Personal interview only between .
and II a. m. daily.
14301 BIRWOOD DETROIT
Al furniture hnisher ana repair man,
must nave car no other need apply .
good salary. Washington Furniture Co.
1855 Gra,ioi.
DISPLAY MEN 10 install displays Of ma,
tionally known products IN grocery stores
in Detroit area; must have automobile or
use in work salary and auto allovan
Apply by letter 20 X. J.. Wilson. Room 10i,
q s. Warehouse Bldg. 144s Wabash.
DRIVERS WANTED
Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor job-driving a
pleasure car Hearhful. profitable and
steady. Age II 10 50. Apply 2l2s Trum-
bull after a. m.
EXPERIENCED metal man and painter for
automobile collision work. steady work,
good wages. Johns Bros. 1921 Gratiot.
FURNACE REPAIRMEN Steady work
good earnings car. Acme Company; 6032
Crane. at once.
ROUTE Statesmen FOR GOOD HUMOR
ICE CREAM SALES CARS. GOOD OP-
lPoRTUNITY. 6s4i WAGNER. BET. q 3.
statesmen FOR VENETIAN BLINDS
AND UPHOLSTERING-M BE Elk
lPERIENcED STEADY JOB. GOOD PAY.
WRITE BOX so67, DETROIT TIMES.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Neat appearance and car neces-
sary. AT least $40 per week to
right man. Call Madison 4410
between Z and s tonight.
] UPHoLSTERER for furniture repair work
must be first class all-around man. John
/ w Murphy Co. 1907 Michigan
wANTED-Time study man with expert
cnce for plant with 1875 punch presses and
assembly line 10 take care OF products from
the above. largest size press No. Toledo,
small town. almost ., 900. three hours drive
from Detroit Answer. giving fun informa-
ton as 10 experience, age. family informa-
ton and salary expected Reply TO Box
No. B-6io3, Detroit Times.
WANTED drivers: must be white, over II
years OF age. have good knowledge OF
the city Apply between Q and 2 at 1903
Cass Ave.
YOUNG man 21-2s with car TO supervise
local territory for large national COM
pany: must be aggressive, intelligent and
hard worker; no selling; substantial salary
and car allowance: excellent opportunity
for advancement. Apply . a. m. 10 II
noon Friday and Saturday Mr. Klein
Harris. News Co. rear 2s2i Brooklyn ave.
YOUNG MEN
Two neat appearing, 1921, 10 work with
field supervisor Must he free 10 travel.
Expense allowance Apply $50 3. m. s2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
YOUNG MEN

Two neat appearing, 1921. 10 work with
field supervisor Must he free 10 travel
Expense allowance Apply $50 m. e2i
Iafaucfte Bldg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Male HeIp-SaIesn,en

UNEXPECTED CHANGE makes available
good Rawleigh Route In South Wayne
County. Good business secured In this dis
ttrict for several years. Exceptional oppor-
tunity for right man. See Dealer Jack
Burrell. 1908 st. Marys. Detroit, Mich.
Tor write Rawleigh's, Dept. McG-ll0-2o1A.
lFreeport. Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
| DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLD0.
J o N e s Employment. ais Beaubien-
Wants day workers: couples; porters.
maids. Mattresses Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

J. SUTTON & SON
i147 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5lo'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17

YOUNG man 2i-2s with car TO supervise
local territory for large national COM
pany, must be aggressive. intelligent and
hard worker; no selling; substantial salary
and car allowance: excellent opportunity
for Advancement. Apply . a. m. 10 IL
noon Friday and saturday Mr. Klein
Harris. News Co. rear 2s2i Brooklyn ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
Bus Transportation
Dine and Dance

LE.WO CHOP sUEY. Chinese Anericsa
dinners tair cOnditionedB, deliveries.
1881 McNiehols. University 2-ss22.
SCOTS Fish Chips 2sc never equaledl
Parties ltsg5 Livernois UN. 02is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor job-driving a
pleasure car Hearhful. profitable and
steady. Age 81 10 50. Apply 2l2s Trum-
hull after r. m.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Cotton Roofs Save
Much Needed Metal

Pittsburgh Pz-Expancing naY-
Eet arising fr1ua tie defense mo-
gram ard TIE consequent necessity
fH rehabilitation q many factories
IS serving Is an incentive 70 indus
lrAailkM - turn . cotton roofing
materials 81 . replacement Tor
metals - hugtr available. s large
roofing c0zcern tod TIE Naslonzl
Cotton cozncl to1zT.
Gotten fabrics eaznmaniy ased e
nenDraszax metal easnpaE1tlon roazs
are s6-laen brown MleeHnRK TIE
process Esec involves re appEznzaon
q 3 Hnzz eaat q Asphalt oeuans e.
nos &C ro0f followed - Q Sayer q
cotton kheeting sno twc top eo41
q cement
A eostan roof h nez being aspzs1
20 b4EzN q 3 steei ouznnanF
sntca - Involve re 1se q 1860
pgafa6s e cotton 81 more thar
aoE 80 a1aare fee q roofing The
eett0n roofing hzs ugeea especially
s~efFsaasaze e staeI zEzlz wIE a1e
zEEe maH@1ern pant usine + for
the pas Lee year l. ne Cotton
Belf npa4a1oz hare been mAas
60 cote. e0MpHezzzz and wzzH-
house.
Tests uaae - - rDoftrE cou-
pzny Waze ma - nse = ne
eottp1zzu14zt cazHHazst0n azs e.
tended - lie q 4ze1ary Fouex e
noch = : = % yezzz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Municipal Credit
Given Help BY FILA

The general credit % rnau3 cines
azac towns a neArtszr benefits from
operations a. uaf EcoerA1 HOUSING
Administrator tsrnagh ia sassst-
exics O. ne4g1zbafhsoa ana tswu
planning according 10 FEA ult-
ciak
These p~rnhleznk nre belng ap-
ps1aeanE from q la~nR~EmnFN ussnt
% Raew. = Is Sad on tine uFEznlae
tnAs PA operations Constitute
more Kan merely Appzassine real
estate o. collecting premiums and
psy1f1e insurance e. MORTGAGES
uppex1aoskl Ia ne MINDS q FHA
otf3rlAA Il Is SAD Is the question
~ uzN stability n real estate
Le1eAag rea1 estate cycles and gre
MilEr 2aEae term values. ion bosh
Small saaaes ans uezgh0oTheaas arr
questions which ua1xt b. studied
and solved
EeleabasAooe aAeast. wssh %
xAzi4l1ae efsecf q values hn1 tax
t2cosns Is described "a 1nr raasf
elastng weakness e tze assraRt
American CITY. xnze 3 rising tax
rate vii liability 10 eoilec s tae
neuzezzz q eFefT municipality.
Ghooc Construction necessary re-
pairs - properties reasonable balid-
Tag sGA1aAru6 heuxlb8e neleuhuT-
hood poalcae1 careful sErsS planning
and eesaaar cos4eeAen a. iAxas Ase
al WITHIN the scope q the EHAa
program Auc Al are saac - eea-
pssbals - Elaf3e reA1 eElg&k values.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

without A11snF value TOO much
Foundation val may ~ exposed
Heavy grading may result IN los
Ct valuable trees and result n uglY
steep banks o. meaningless ground
surfaces Too many steps create
Adaed cost and increased risks e
Ut householder
Where TIE house b designed fur
harmony with the lano and pleas
art relationship nsfween is rooE1zs
ard the surrounding outdoorS the
RruaieSi use Is mace uf the lot. an1
ta1N house VII be more private an1
finanle. tne general -appeazAfact O.
the neighb0shnoc viii be improved
2r1 -S-Saa 15ss NM br sar-
s~tauaAily reduced
Harmony IL styles Of arrhitecture
CT each street VIII help create
values The freAksn house is gen
orally admitted to BE- UNDESIRABLE
IL TIE nelEnbuThood. but contrasts
between guoo styles a architecture
i unE1sely mixed are 81 offensive
to good taste Care sh0a8d be taken
10 blend tie external Design q
houses which 2 opposite OK ad-
tc2ning Ano PC 10 aeoso TIE m0nos-
uszF oi u-DeaauE1nF plAt4E
Successful xuDoiuders provide in
us0aecfsgt covenants for control Of
Tie external design afae location Of
81 structures II the tract Pans
without harmony may thus b elm
mated before they are carried out
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
FLA Amendments
Spur Conversion

N e~ni&rEinz 0se amount 81 a
rrresr loan which may b fnsuqee
Is TIE Federal Housing AauiniSt1A-
&on Conernsk acted 90 encourages
private capital 70 make loans for
the conver2on q lAgve hozaex into
roozEsne houses g &pzrtmenA
Instead OF taazs Up % $500
which w4S formerly The snatzt on
T1s1e ] loans. tae new legislation
authorizes loans ap ue $500 where
ne nroceedx 70 . converting sin
ep-faEnlly Residences into nxlng
Quarters tor rauFe than nsls family
II a1aitsGn. tire repayment psrAm1
on aoax2 ever $500 hMs oeen tx
tended from three e five veawA IN
order % make The monthly pay
meats easier - meet
Since living quarters are II great
demand la towns and communities
where the population has been sud
denly increased ny defense actiyi-
tea The rned for remoaealng OF
this character is abg8ouN In eases
where speed + necessary IN prorid-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
P0rches May Be Con-
verted Into Rooms


DN1azs of old properties su de-
teuaf AREAS who want 10 helm
Aees the housing Shortage naaF slno
a. opportunity f3ghf on Their 0xn
tnaza porch
heaaaeiing authorities point OFT
lkaas ~ These cities where ho1h-
A10 Aeeamudaa2s2 are inadequate
- msef tue needs q industrial
EuHkeiA many uld-146zluued hui
8nacloa6 puFcne could be encaopec
a nAake aaaltaoslei rooras In nnai
gases kakb 8 change woulu noE only
ntlnK "a regular rentals but would
alsa improve tae eppcAFaune Of the
property.
Because puref3es are 50 varied IL
elzaHsries eAfaa Individual porch
presents az cwu possibilities anc
psableazs LsfRe rear and side
paecna frequently car be turned
l1nta alesrauw Fuosnk witt Little dif-
teaitH Some trent p0rrhe4 car be
mace into bedFoorFzs others are
bettef suited 70 become living
fpoEa uas releasing other soonnE
In aeep.nF purposes
Tire psa4lhzits ~ utilizing purcn
spaes l. especially WeN worth con-
I8esk1g H. the conversion C nin
hanzss into apartments q suites
Werk e THIS ktn1 may be financed
under the FHAA Repair for De-
1enm program
Whatever purpose tne converted
pafEa = 10 serve Il should b. wei
insulated 10 TIM & VII be caufurt-
aaH T. bou ealx1naer aa6 winter
asE q ire kaszz# eaae 18s A11 RIA
lstMlY 10 the cost Of heating.