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Evening star., 1942-08-07

this menace. Fire hazards every
where must be detected at once and
eliminated Loss Of life and proper
ty from blaze and smoke must be
reduced in every State of the
Union. Prevention OF all uncon-
trolled fires must be our goal.
Conserve Our Resources.
Nov, therefore, I, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, President Of the United
States OF America, do hereby desig-
nate the week beginning october
4, 1912. as Fire Prevention Week;
and I earnestly request the people
Of the country to give special heed
to the Importance OF taking active
measures during that week. and
throughout the year, to conserve
our human and material resources
from the destructive toll Of fire;
and I direct the once of Civilian
Defense and other appropriate Fed
eral agencies to initiate programs
for emphasizing the importance of
attaining these objectives.
II also desire to enlist the CO.
operation of State and local gov
ernments, Of educators and civic
groups. and Of the press, the radio
and the motion picture industry
with view to promoting wide
spread realization OF the dangers of
fire and knowledge Of the methods
Of controlling It,"
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Two Prospective
WAAC Officers
|Oujt u. S. Jobs

Two more Government employees
have resigned their jobs to report
for WAAC officer training at Fort
Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Katherine Foster, Sd, a ma
tive Washingtonian, who has been a
clerk at the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. for 10 years, and Miss Doris L.
Ayers, Nebraskan, who has been a
statistical clerk-typist at the War
Department. will report August 70
Sworn in yesterday by Capt. Frank
Sloan, District recruiting offlcer
both women are on furlough until
they report for training.
Miss Foster, daughter Of the late
Charles E. Foster of the Veterans
Administration, and Mrs. Catherine
Foster, has been president Of the
Ladies' Bowling League Of the RFC
for two years. A graduate OF the
old Tech High School and former
student at George Washington Uni
versity, she lives with her mother
at 5000 Fourth street NV. A
brother, Charles E. Foster, is 8
first lieutenant stationed at Camp
Lee, Va.
Miss Ayers. who came here about
a year and a half ago and roomed ir
the 1900 block of K street NV, ha!
gone back to her home at Medora
Nebr., to visit before reporting.
Announcement of the first WAAC
auxiliaries from Washington to pas
the strict induction tests will bt
made in about two weeks, according
to Capt. Sloan About 500 womer
have applied as auxiliaries at TIT
station, 1104 New York avenue NV
Auxiliary training will begin at For
Des Moines at the end of this month
Evening star., 1942-08-07
S2,400 Realized al Auction
OF Unclaimed Parcel Post

More than s2,400 was realized
from yesterdays annual auction Of
lost or unclaimed parcel post ar
ticles at the City Post ONCE. About
$500 worth Of mechanical and Gus
todial euipment was retained for
the postal service itself.
Bids ranged from a low of Is cents
to high Of $25, a fur cape bringing
the largest bid of the day, with
woman spectators bidding spiritedly
F. c. Staley, head of the division OF
dead letters and dead parcel post,
estimated the attendance at 300 at
the auction conducted by three
postal clerks.
The District auction is one of Is
conducted annually throughout the
Nation. The Government received
$36, ,329.15 from these auctions for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1941.
Mr.. Staley emphasized that If
persons would wrap their parcel post
packages securely or address them
correctly there would be no annual
auction.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

OlyOc MO1ltSOu. ~ ~e"'
cry of 424 New Jersey avenue NV
was injured, not seriously, when
struck by a car in the 400 block OF
First street NV. about 7:45 last
night. He was taken to Casualty
Hospital.
Four Others Hurt.
-Four other persons were hurt in
trafdc mishaps. The most seriously
injured was Joseph c. Smith, ~, Of
1926 Park road NV, who was
treated at Emergency Hospital for
head injuries and lacerated arm
after being hit by car at Fifteenth
and M streets NV.
Jacqueline Hart, 26. Of 1884 Con-
necticut avenue NV, was hurt
slightly in a collision between two
cars at Twentieth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. early today
She was q passenger in one of the
cars.
william Copeland, colored, 81, Of
1882 Twenty sixth street NV. was
treated at Emergency Hospital for
injuries received when he was struck
by motorcycle in the 1900 block
of Twenty second street NV.
Herman Brady, 90, of zoos Third
street NE. suffered an arm injury
when struck by passing car as he
stood on a streetcar loading plat
form at Florida avenue and Ecking-
ton place NE.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
death Decreed
Bad Acting
Park Bears
Ey tie Associated Press.

Ly tEt A0SOCl8toO Fte1b-
Death had been decreed by the
Government today As the penalty
for bad actors" in one Of the Na-
tion's greatest box ONCE attractions,
the Yellowstone bear show.
The National Park Service re-
ported that over 30 bruin offenders
proved to be dangerous to humans.
had fallen before rangers rifles, the
death verdicts being meted out after
10 persons were attacked In the Ma
tional Park during the first few
weeks Of the tourist season.
Victor H. Cahalane.. chief Of the
National Parks Wildlife once, said
that In recent years as many as 100
persons had been injured q season
by bears and it was decided to
nquidate animals knowns by rangers
to be dangerous to humans.
The problem was multiplied this
year, he reported, when the Park
Service stopped artificial feeding Of
the bears, wartime transportation
regulations having terminated tour
list bus trips to the feeding grounds.
The bear feeding, with rangers
standing by with rifles, had become
q far greater attraction than all OF
Yellowstone's canyons, geysers and
waterfalls. Mr.. Cahalane said.
When the feeding was stopped the
bears began to raid campers, he ex-
planned.
A recent incident Of . bear attack
ing . group Of children was cited.
Mr.. Cahalane said . huge animal
picked up . 3-year- boy and
started away, but dropped the child
when older persons gave chase. The
boy suffered q fractured skull.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Children Injured
In Traffic Here Are
Reported Improved
Women and Three Men
Also Treated for Hurts
In Series Of Mishops

Three children, including the O.
year -old son OF Michael J. McDer-
mott, chief of the State Depart
ment's Division Of Current Informa.
ton, were injured in early evening
trafiic accidents yesterday.
Michael McDermott, jr., the most
seriously hurt of the three, was re-
ported to be in fair" condition this
morning at Sibley Hospital, where
he was said to have brain concus-
sion and possibly skull fracture
He spent good night, hospital at
taches said.
Michael was struck about 7 pm
yesterday as he rode his bicycle into
the path of an automobile which,
police said, was driven by Theodore
r. Bush, colored, 38, of 1910 Mary
land avenue NE. The accident hap
pened at the intersection Of Crest
wood drive and Shepherd street
NV. The boy lives at 1855 Upshur
street NV.
View Obstructed.
Police said that the motorists view
at that intersection Is obstructed by
a high bank on the southwest cor
ner.
Donald Deem, 6, OF 5l3 Lamont
street NV. was taken to Emergency
Evening star., 1942-08-07
'Sproy' Bomb Fighting
Movies Recalled

The National once Of Civilian
Defense today called in all motion
picture films showing the discarded
spray method" Of combating In
cendiary bombs.
The newly approved "jet method"
will be put on the screen in q new
film which will be available about
September l, OCD said. The new
films will be available to private in
dividuals for approximately $6, 1t
was announced.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Allied Planes Bomb
Jap-he|d Airports
In New Guinea
Light Ground Forces
In Action Near Kokodu,
Communique Says
By the Associated Press.

GEN. MACARTHUR's HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia, Aug. T.
Allied planes bombed japanese
airdromes and dispersal areas at
Lac and Salamaua, New Guinea,
yesterday, Allied headquarters
announced In its daily commu-
nique today.
The situation at the Gona-Buna
area Of New Guineas Papuan
Peninsula, where the Japanese have
landed . small but compact Jungle
trained fighting force, remained
static, the command said.
Concerning the successful"
bombing In the Lac and salamaua
actions. the communique said:
THE enemy failed to intercept
All our planes returned"
On the Coma Buna situation, the
communique said only light ground
forces were in action near Kokoda
Japanese occupation Of the islands
of Kei. Aru and Tanimbar in the
Arafura Sea north of Australia has
been disclosed by Allied aerial recon-
naissance, an Allied headquarters
spokesman said.
The occupation gives the Japanese
q tight arc north Of Australia with
only Port Moresby, New Guinea,
jutting into the Japanese posses
sions.
There was no mention whether the
terrain was suitable for air bases,
but Tanimbar is about 200 miles
closer to Darwin than Koepang
(from which Japanese bombers have
flown to raid Darwin.
The Toxic radio reported the oc-
cupation of the three islands was
completed July 80.
The Allied spokesman said the
islands were not defended. The
Allies had no troops there.
A recent communique mentioned
the bombing of Kei.
The islands lie about 375 to 500
miles north and northwest Of Dar-
win.
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Axis Flotilla Bombed.
$4,000 Is Sent by Pope
To Malta Roid Victims

Pope Plus XII has given $4,000
for the relief of those In Malta who
have suffered from Axis air raids
on the British stronghold in the
Mediterranean Sea of italy. 1t was
learned today from the British In
formation Service here.
The money was sent by the Apo
stolic Delegation In London to Arch
bishop Caruana Of Malta to distrib-
ute among the people there.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
O'Conor Appoints Two

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 7 (R.-Gov
O'Conor yesterday announced the
appointment Of DR.. T. B. Symons,
director of the extension service at
the University Of Maryland, and I. A.
Pasarew, director of the Maryland
State Planning Commission, as ad-
ditional members of the Chesapeake
Drainage Basin Committee.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Mrs. Tufty in England
On Bid of War Agency

Mrs. Esther Van Wagner Tufty,
former president of the Women's S
National Press Club and Washing
ton correspondent for Michigan
newspapers, has arrived in England
at the invitation of the British Min
istry of Information.
While abroad, she will visit the
rural and industrial centers of Eng
land, will be the house guest of a
war workers family and will cover"
Parliament.
Sister of Gov. Murray D. Van
Wagner Of Michigan, Mrs. Tufty
lives in Alexandria, Va, and Is the
mother Of two sons.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Detective Doubts Boy Suspect
Set Ringing Circus ent Fire

vague when questioned about the
menagerie tent and the animals in
it, and was trapped into making a
number of disconnected statements.
Circus officials, however, said their
records showed Ford was discharged
from the greatest show on earth"
shortly before the fire. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad police took Ford into
custody when circus meal ticket
was found in his possession.
Adams said Ford related that he
and 29-year-old Pittsburgh COM
panion named Jess, whom police are
seeking, started the fire with lighted
cigarettes ITO get even with the
circus"
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Py the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 7.-Detective
Frank W. Story returned here from
Pittsburgh today with a suspect in
the 100000 Ringing Bros. g. Bar
mum & Bailey fire, but expressed
the opinion that the l6-year -old
colored boy had nothing to do with
the conflagration.
District Attorney Russell H.
Adams at Pittsburgh reported Le-
mandris Ford admitted he and a
companion started the Tuesday fire
which brought death to AZ non-per-
forming animals in the circus me-
nagerie.
But the detective said Ford was
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Only 'TriekIe' Of Aid
From u. 5. Is Reported
Going 10 Australia
America Could Replace
Arms in ; Doys, Says
Authoritative Source
By the Associated Press.

GEN. MACARTHUR's HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia. Aug. T.
United States equipment sent to
Australia is "trickle" which could
be replaced by three days Of Amer
ica's war production, according to
an authoritative source who cannot
be specifically identified.
He was unable, he said, to disclose
the exact figures because Of military
secrecy, but he declared Australia
was carrying her own load and any
view that great sacrifices were being
made IN war areas elsewhere for
Australia's defense were unwar-
ranted., Other areas are not being
stripped OF war goods for her ben
efit, he said.
Secrecy Confuses Public.
The Australian and American
public has been somewhat confused
concerning the situation because OF
necessary secrecy. he continued, but
he said he could disclose that the
greatest part Of the defense forces Of
Australia are Australian. This de-
fense from abroad would scarcely
compensate for Australian troops
that are in other war theaters, he
added.
Although In the air q much great
er relative percentage of strength in
the Southwest Pacific Is American,
1t Is insignificant" when compared
with American potentialities. he
added.
As to United States ships, he said,
these would little more than balance
the losses of services Of Australian
ships abroad.
Norman Stockton, the Melbourne
Herald's war correspondent, assert
ed today that the time had come
for some very plain speaking on the
subject OF military aid to Australia.
Defense Depends on U. s. Aid.
I'VE do not want another Malaga,
another Java, yet I say all the po-
tentialities are here" he declared.
Our capacity to defend Australia
depends upon the aid we receive
from the United States.
For the time being. at least, Mac
Arthur, the most offensive minded
OF all Allied generals. has been
placed in the position where appar-
emily he cannot take the offensive.
THE United States has considered
that this country, In the wider
strategy Of global war, must play
secondary role for the balance of
1942-perhaps longer"
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Miller Gets Audit Post

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 7 P.-
State Auditor L. Mccarthy Downs
announced yesterday the promotion
Of Frank B. Miller, a senior auditor
to the position Of staf1 supervisor in
charge Of the Winchester district.
Mr.. Miller will take the place OF
Francis c. Jones, who has been
named executive secretary Of the
State Board of Corrections.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
u. :. bombers Make
Effective Attack
On Tobnuk Base
Shipping and Horbor
Roided; Lond Activity in
Eoypt Still Limited
B, the Associated Press.

b. the ASsociateo Pfess.
CAIRO, Aug. Limited States
Army Air Force bombers effectively
attacked shipping and the harbor
at Tobruk yesterday evening. the
Raj Near East news service re-
ported today. Details were not
given.
An earlier British communidue
had identified the Tobruk raiders
only as Allied" and said they set
large fire.
The American attack followed a
heavy raid on Tobruk the previous
night by Raj bombers, which start
ed fires In the dock area and were
believed to have hit two ships.
There was little other land or air
activity on the Egyptian battlefront,
todays British communique said.
Raj operations over the enemy
lines were on a reduced scale, while
ground forces engaged In patrol
clashes and minor artillery ex-
changes.
Axis Flotilla Bombed.
WITH THE BRITISH NAVAL
AIR FORCE IN THE EGYPTIAN
DESERT. Aug. 7 R.-Royal Navy
bombers blasted a concentration OF
Axis motor torpedo boats and barges
In the outer harbor OF Matruh early
yesterday.
Pilot reported sticks OF bombs fell
squarely amid 10 or II torpedo boats
and flve "E-boAts" or parses which
they spotted while still fairly close
together"
The boats apparently were being
used to escort oil barges into Matruh
for the Axis army.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Fall Victim Seriously Hurt

william Dickerson, colored, 6S, OF
1l05 @ street NV, suffered serious
head injuries yesterday when he
fell 80 feet to q paved roadway while
painting . roof at 1911 Twelfth street
NV. He Is In Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Congress in Brief
TO-DAY.

Senate:
In recess.
Finance Committee continues open
hearings on new tax bill.
Special Defence Committee ques-
tions WPB ofncials on iron and steel
production.
House:
In recee6.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

n . . pl y d 1 4dSt
night after he
rode his scooter
out Of an alley
and into the side
Of an automobile
going east in the
500 block of La
mont street. He
received a pos
sible compound
fracture of the
left ankle. His
condition today
was reported to
be good.
Four-year-old d
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Weather Report
Furnished BY


tonight
temperatures with gentle winds
vgna-Modeate temperatures tonight light
Observation-Disclosures occasional light
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Get that junk ready for . trip TO
Toxic; It's no good here.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
GUIDE FOR READERS

Foreign
Jap airdromes In New Guinea bomb
ed by Allied planes. Page Az
U. S. bombers effectively attack"
Tobruk base. Page Az
Japs appear unable to take advan-
tage Of Indian discord. Page AS
Naxis claim troops are 80 miles from
Maikpo oil fields. Page AS
Flying Fortress shoots down four OF
SIX Jap planes in fight. Page Al
kationol
Senators agree to compromise pen
sion tax curbs. Page Al
Mexican farm labor to ease Short
age In U. S. Page Al
Cooper and Stewart win in Tennes-
see primaries. Page Al
Aanpower Committee considers stu
dent subsidies. Page As
Queen Wihslmina brings ofdcial
visit here to . close. Page Az
Washington and Vicinity.
Police investigating thefts Of gas IA :
ton books. Page B-1
-Four civilian defense citations an
nounced by Young. Page B-1
President Roosevelt signs DC. black
out bill. Page B-l
Valuation promoter hned for child
labor violation. Page B-1
Congress gets bill to license refugee
doctors In D. G. Page B-l
Misesllenv.
Stripes, Wings /; RS. Page Al
Vital Statistics. Page Ala
Evening star., 1942-08-07
River Report.

Potomac River cloudy. Shenandoah River
clear 1t Harpers Ferry this morning:
Potomac cloudy At Great Falls today.
weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital tcurrent month to date):
Evening star., 1942-08-07

AutomobfIe Nghts must be turned on I
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Report for Last ~ Hours.
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

BIRwoop. 1898 tMcNicholsl Upstairs
sleeping room semi private lavatory.
University i-25s3.
BURLINGAME Woodward Second Twin
or single gentleman, shower. garage.
Townsend i-t2n2
CALVERT Hamilton bedroom sleeping
porch attached. one. two gentlemen
Townsend s-3q6s
COUPLE single room kitchen privileges
private home Colorcd clean Trinity
126i-
EAST JEFFERSON district. single room
private home board ptonal.-EALroy
7TZZ
HAMILTON 542s Two large rooms
porch phone, garage, excellent transpor-
tation, adults.
ONE-HALF BLOCK 20 John u bus line ~
block 10 Woodward carline. 80 Leices'
tor TR 1917
NAVY. 1901 tNernorl Share room. twin
beds with gentleman. Board optional
PARTICULAR gentlemen newly furnished
room; maid service. webb Woodward
Townsend S-96ig
ROOMS for rent 243 Harmon colored:
clean rooms. conveniently located. AFTER
5 p. m. TO. s-f7l6
RHODE ISLAND. % Woodward Highland
ParlSi--Cheerful corner room. references
gentlemen, lovely home.
SINGLE person. suitable for two 1862
Woodward. Apartment A. Temple
2-6l22
SLEEPING room suite suitable for two.
Clairmont Hamilton district. Townsend
T-0070. 50 go
IS. 80 WEEK Cues, laundry free. Boule-
ward Hotel. 2933 Second
-eof4oREb= rronr room in Christian
home for quiet employed couple. Madi-
son 1882.
CoLORED- East Philadelphia; near John
r.. pleasant room; employed couple.
Trinity -3652.
CoLoRED- Hazlett fireman large. clean
front room employed couple. Tyler
5-3673
CoLoRED-Neatiy furnished front room
reasonable, good transportation tWartenD.
Tyler 7-5030.
CoLORED-567 smith, lovely room Tor
couple or single. Trinity l-7s92.
CoLORED- Milwaukee, Fast. l14S, nicely
furnished room clean. all conNeniences
reasonable,
COLORED- Large. attractive front room.
beautiful home single preferred. Town
send s-s169.
.CoLORED- Hague. i3l comfortable room
for gentleman board optional. Trinity
2-327i
lCoLoRED Two adjoining rooms. Nice
couple or two single men. Kitchen priv
leges. TR. 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Dyke near Smile road,
5-room. hot air heat; 500 down; priced
81. 500. Inquire CABS Van Dyke. Plaza
1857.
Line, s476 Chapp. -
room: sewer. water, gas, electric; $l,s0O.
terms 81 900 cash
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BRICK COLONIAL

Near Detroit Golf Club; modern; four bed
rooms. two baths; maids room and bath
on third Ave rooms on hrst pine paneled
library recreation room: tile kitchen. lava
tory; screens and storm windows; oil heat;
lattractivey decorated 1914 Parkside
Call UN. l-S9l4
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ILENE-FULLERTON

Br s-rm.. 2 baths, gar, side drive: nice
lawn; only 81. 500. 81. 200 dn. shown by
appointment only UN. 2-7l2l.
LAKELAND-Huron River. 10 miles north
Ypsilanti Large log cabin. furnished.
modern rented at present Sacrifice. Eve
nings Cadillac 2504 Room 2i5.
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Greater North Woodward

HUNTINGTON WOODS
BEAUTIFUL" almost new broom hr
bungalow: 2-car; hrepl Hurry. o. h
Realty, 23420 Woodward. Elm. 6i44
r. q. 1865.
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BRIARCLIFF. 2O241
OPEN TO-DAY

OPEN TO-DAY
Imagine living here. A complete efficient
and inviting brick home, beautiful lawn
and shrubbery Spacious living rm. with
open hearth; breakfast rm model kitchen;
cleo. refrig.: 3 bedrms. tile bath.
ANDREW l.. MALOTT, INC. RIA. $500
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BARGAIN Groom brick. 81 500
down. Coffman. 2203 Springwels.
BlRWOOD-GD. RIVER-B Beautiful Glendale
Gardens br. bungalow living Tm across
front; sunrm., bedrms. bath dn he'd
rms, bath up. Pear gar Won't last. only
Ssh dn. 1854 Wyoming. HO. 1773.
BlRWOOD. 1882 Beautiful 3-bedroom
tory, nook: cedar closets: fine neighbor-
tory; neck; cedar closets. fine neighbor-
hood: 900. reasonable terms. open.
University 3-2664.
CATALAN. 1881 d rooms. hot water FUR
mace; So, $50 terms. VI l-1i00.
Puritan section Beautiful
81 brick, garage; S. 1870; terms Frank
lin, 1904 Fenkell. Vermont 7-SS70.
DRAGON. 763- Brick Q rooms; $4,000.
Enquire 62l7 w. Fort vi. l-l40o.
/ EDSEL- VISG Modern rooms and
bath new furnace; floored attic; ga
RACES; S3.100 SIS monthly
ELSA REALTY q INVESTMENT co.
s2l7 W. Fort vi. 1-l4O0
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CLOSING ESTATE2HURRY
Small Home LOTS So Feet

In Detroit near Rouge Park
$3.50 EACH
FREE AND CLEAR, INSURED TITLE
THE DETROIT BANK N RA 5565
sToTTER Mr. OUTER DRIVE
4O-n.. $500: $1,000 restriction.
PATERSON BROS. CO. MA. 1897
WEST OUTER DRIvE-i75 feet frontage.
near Schoolgirl: $500. TO. 5-ei32.
500 FILA approved lots groups. various
locations for defense housing. Cadillac
1851
COLORED-Bargaint desirable lot on
Lumloy. $50 On, SO mo- TY. 5-6s6a.
coLORED-inkster large lots, Si0e. $40
down. city vster Parr, phone WssAs 70.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inEs In the bis Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
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sTRATHMooR. 12s72-Eighi up and SIX
down. See anytime. owner Vermont
G-Sh27
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SHARON. 1883. near West Vernon Two
family frame, five large rooms each two
furnaces. two-car garage; newly deco
rated. Substantial down payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Board and Room
Children to Board
Garages for Rent

FIFTEEN CAR GARAGE for rent. 3;
McGraw Tyler 6-soh6.
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}sON district. single room
board optional EllZrny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

porch; Scar; $4,000, terms. Tyler 6-i022.
COLUMBUS 40li (Grand Rver)--4 bed
room: finished attic. brick; steam: pub
lie, Catholic schools. $3.50, Tuxedo
2-54s2
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lBURLINGAME, 1864 - Brick rooms.
steam heat: cheap. vi. 1-l400.
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room kitchen PRIVILEGES
Colorcd, clear. Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

BURLINGAME Woodward Second Twin
or single gentleman, shower. garage.
TnWuECnH r.r101