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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

peeling and the next quarter OF
an inch under It that isn't ell
starch. The Feelings the best part. F"
CARS TOO ELABORATE
An inquiry about postwar auto
mobiles found Mr.. Ford less volu-
BILE than on the subject Of agricul'
ture.
with all the cars the govern.
ment has frozen and all those that
will still have q great deal Of serv-
ice left in them when the war Is
over. I'd say that II 1t came TO q
pinch, we could get along with what
we have for two or three years
afterward.
"Autos should be cheap and easy
to run" the creator Of the Model T
continued. I'VE went too far with
automobiles until they got to look
ing like Pullman cars. We might as
well have been riding In Pullmans,
too--they cost as much {.
The basically simple things are best,
whether It's automobiles or diets or
philosophy"
Mr.. Ford's views on war and
peace are likewise simple ana to
the point. He thinks that this war
and the last one were caused by o
small group Of greedy, power
hungry international war-mongers.
And lasting peace, he believes, can
be supplemented by today's soldiers
Of all nations and their fathers who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
The Master Of MOtOrdOm,
Now Nearing 80, As Seen
In Exclusive Interview

are veterans Of the last war-men
who know what war really Is. The
basis of this peace, he said, should
be q world federation.
IT'S A ROUGH WORLD"
"Tennyson has the answer" he
said. 1.-THE Parliament Of Mem
you'll find 1t in 'Locksley Hail. Ten.
nyson was q good prophet"
This Is the prescription he has
given to groups and governments
that. remembering his efforts to
end World War ! In 1915, have ap.
preached him with peace feelers."
Representative Of England and
italy and non.Nazi Germany have
turned to him to ask his interces-
sion with washington and the
American people. An exiled prince
OF q former German kingdoms
ruling house promised q German
revolt and Hitler's overthrow In re-
turn for United States recognition.
But much as he hates war, Mr..
Ford believes that many Of the
so-called hardshipS that we are
enduring" - like coffee and sugar
and gasoline rationing - win turn
out to be good for US.
cts a rough world" said Hen.
~ Ford, as he rose to 60 back to
work. But nothing much hap.
pens that shouldn't"
TOMORROW - Henry Ford
RkllI n mechanic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
ARMY OFFICIALS
AIDING FAMILIES
Emergency Relief Group
DevOting Time to Aid
Kin of ServiCemen

The mail man brought this letter
to Army Emergency Relief head.
quarters In Boston this week. It Is
typical Of the dozens received there
each day.
my husband was drafted into
the Army last month, leaving me
at home with three children, all
under ten years Of age. We win
be able to get along all right when
I receive the monthly allotment
check covering the deduction
from his pay and the government
contribution. However, 1t may be
just a while before that comes
through. and until then don't
know just what we will do. I
work part time but make enough
to pay for the rent only. Can
you help me until I start receiving
the allotment check?
Investigators found this little
family in need Of the bare neces-
stiles Of life. Because the problem
lid not come under the scope OF
other agencies such as Soldiers
Relief and the Red Cross, Army
Emergency Relief stepped In and
provided enough money to keep
them going until the government
allotment checks were received.
EDITORS MOTEL YOU have
any problem which you think Army
Emergency Relief might help solve
apply to your nearest Red eros:
chapter. or write direct to Army
Emergency Relief, First Service
Command Headquarters. o08 Com.
nonwealth Avenue, Boston. Massa-
chusetts)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
OPA OFFICES MAY
RELOCATED HERE
District Quarters to Be
Concentrated; Barracks
for Workers Advocated

District ration headquarters will
be moved from Torrington TO Wa
terbury In the near future, John J.
Dunn, district manager, announced
at a meeting Of ration officials last
night at the Torrington Armory
The ration unit will share the Of
fee now used by the OPA rent ad-
ministration and the War Labor
Board on Grand street. The change
will be effected as O means for con-
Solidating the various OPA services
DR.. Dunn said.
Use Of barracks for housing war
workers at places Of employment
was predicted by Alex Hackley, tire
ration director, who stated trans
portation problems are increasing
due TO rubber and gasoline Short
age.
Elimination Of A gasoline books
was mentioned aS Q possibility by
Francis SwaySe, gasoline ration
administrator, who said the step may
be taken TO counterfeit pleasure
driving anticipated when the ban Is
lifted later this month. A reduce
ton in the value Of A coupons will
probably be effected as soon as the
ban Is removed, the administrator
said.
Various other state ration ON.
cials addressed the meeting which
was attended by 1875 delegates from
Torrington, Waterbury, and sur
rounding towns. Representing the
local ration board were: Aaron paur,
ONCE manager; Fred A. Webb, fuel
oil administrator: Mrs. Charlotte
Root, chairman Of the food panel;
Eugene Beadle, member OF the tire
panel: and Ernest DiPietro, mem
Der Of the gasoline panel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

On the bus. . . HI there Gremlinl What teacher
are YOU going to worry today? My Latin assignment
kept me SO busy the weekend didn't get time to
clean up the cellar. And was my mother mad Where
"a eating todayP Same here II get in I'll you over
unbuttered rye and cheese, Boy this bus ride is like
boat I'll never be afraid to take boat trip any more
because know won't be seasick after months OF
Bow quit today at our place That's the tenth in six
weeks. Ny, these hills don't seem natural without
any icel What va going to do this summer nae
tool expect TO Join the bench crowd the day after
graduation Let EN- off In back =, Okey-doke, but
wait til the rear guard gives way Hows your shoe.
ensemble set up Where's good place to buy Goldfish?
Also sliced ham and mixed chocolates? Well, here we
ere In port again See va on the limited tomorrow at
the usual early hour
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

a greater variety Of vegetables and
cereals, and he hopes that others
will follow his example,
EDUCATION IN FARMING
Mr.. Ford's new tractor Is low.
priced, sturdy, powerful and maneu.
Verable. He believes 1t tops all others
In these requirements,
"Any schoolhoy Of ~ could oper-
ate It after three hours inStruc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
They Wasn't Red Injuns At-An!
Don Marquis Article on Irish Names Suggested
as Appropriate st. Patrick's Day Contribu-
ton - The Roll of Familiar
Names Is Called.

Irishmen more, was the next that
set foot on Americas shore. And
the GannonS came, too, and the
ShannOnS.
And they lived out OF doors
till the wind and the weather
turned their skins red, they was
red altogether.
And a thousand years later the
Sasenach came and called them
Red Injuns-bad cess to his
name!
Noonan and Moona1, ard Doo-
nan, they wasn't Red Injuns at
all!
And Brian O'Rourke that came
hither from Cork, and Cleary,
OLeary and Neary and Sleary,
they wasn't Red Injuns at all!
And the name of Red Injun 1t
stuck In the craw of Conlon and
Donlln, McTeague and M'Graw,
for they wasn't Red Injuns at
all!
And they shouldn't take blaine
for resenting the name--'twas
Sassenach trick to call them that
same, and a sample Of Sassenach
gall.
For they wasn't Red Injuns at
all.
And Toohey. McCooey and
Smiley. and Herman and Tier
nan and Riley, they all were in
censed very hiphly, for they
wasn't Red Injuns at all.
McGarry and Barry, McGinty,
ONeill, Mulrooney and Dooney.
ard Dinty O'Sheel. they felt all
the rage they'd a right for to feel.
for they wasn't red Injuns at all!
As If living outdoors in the
weather ana WIN WouIunC rust
the complexion of any ones skin!
Says Keenan, to Carney: Tell
Rooney and Barney. tell Graney,
Mulyaney and Cooney and Doo-
nan. tell Slavin and Navin and
Mooney and Noonan. that them
Saxon bucheens has insulted our
race and tits time they was kicked
IN their insolent facet"
Twas In seventeen hundred and
seventy-flve that they rose 'gaint
the Saxons and fiayed them alive,
ON March seventeenth. and since
then nevermoFe has a Saxon set
foot on Americas shore.
And ever since then the land
that they found they have ruled
and possessed as their very own
ground-have Foley and Crowley
and Braley and Kenny. Nc
MahOn and McGann and DALEY
and Denny. and Malone and Nc
Clone and cronin and Clyne.
Connolly. Donnelly. Devlln. De-
vine. Derry. McSherry. Kerry and
Fay.
II had but the space ! could
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

The Armored Force School Communication Depart
class Of skilled radio electricians including Corporal
Edward F. Burns son Of Mr. and Mrs p. J. Burns, IL
Catherine Avenue During their course the electricians
vital one In keeping in operation the communication sys
tenn by which the smashing driving units of the Armored
Force control tanks and other vehicles In combat The
Arnored Force School, headed by Colonel j. A. Holly,
commandment The School, unique among Army and
civilian institutions, Is Of the largest technical
schools in the world It graduates annually many times
more thousands of students than the largest civilian
universities or colleges It's 500 buildings were erected
and equipped at cost Of than $200O00O0 Colonel
Wiley " Carter Is director Of the Communication De-
partnent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

tion," Mr.. Ford said. "And the kids
should tackle this problem Of farm
ing that everyone is talking about.
Farming Is the greatest education
they can get. Here ct Ford we have
always advocated combining farm
and shop training with textbook
teaching In our schools. Now that
there's shortage Of farm man.
power, why not spread the idea to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Who knows the laws of the Girl Scouts now observ-
ng the 3lst anniversary of their founding in this
try? Well, here they are anyway. IA Girl Scouts
honor is to be trusted. "A Girl Scout is loyal. 3-A
Girl Scouts duty Is TO be useful and help others. A.
Girl Scout Is friend to ALL and sister to every other
Girl Scout. 5-A Girl Scout is courteous ga Girl
ga Girl Scout is thrifty l0-A Girl Scout Is clean in
thought, word and deed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Banks. The more love affairs really taken to
heart, the fewer taken to court. Florida golfer
played l6 hours straight. We hope ne found it! 4. :.
The common garden variety Of people soon will
grow very popular. sweet tooth Is what leads 10
eating too much of what gives you sweet tOothache
Wear out your old shirts now. It will be time
to leave off the coat and vest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Martin T. Lawlor has just completed quarter Gen.
fury of service with Scovlls He's married and has
daughter and two sons. His son-in-law, Neil Tuohy
works in the Tool Room Martyrs hobby woodworking
and in the basement of his home he has very complete
workshop where he makes furniture builtn bookcases
china closets, toys and bric-a-brac
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Matty Houston was year older last Sunday, but
he OPA and priortes have kept this up-and-coming
young lad busy of late he had opportunity to cele
brae DR.. Rene Messer and his better half celebrated
their ninth wedding anniversary Monday. Mrs M is the
former Mary Lou Garland. Eleanor Vollone observed
another natal day Monday Attorney Joseph
Alishausky, overseas with Uncle Sans Army, is
year older today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Mrs. Raymond Shove of 10 Oak Hill Avenue has
had her share of trouble the past three weeks Illness
has kept here confined to bed but she's able to be
up and around though still not her usual self.
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Michael POpOvich of Is
Maple Row Avenue praising the LOnglegs StOrk
who left them daughter at St. Marys Hospital fort
night ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
w o r L D w A R
A YEAR AGO
MARCH IL, 1912

Gen. Douglas Macarthur as.
sumes command Of the United
Nations forces In Australia and
the Southwest Pacific; Mai. Gen.
Jonathan VI. Wainwright succeeds
him in the Philippines.
p United States has its third
draft lottery.
Germany closes all Of NoFway's
ports from North Cape to AaIe-
sund.
Vichy government orders In
ternment Of al BFit0ns between
IL and so living on coast Of Mo.
rocco.
Uruguay government SEXES Ger
man ship Tacoma. informed since
destruction Of Graf Spec In De.
cembeT. 1889.
rhyme them all day. for their
names trip along in that musica
way:
Dooleg. olIhooIey, Pagan, Murray.
5hanrahan. Hanrahan. Regain.
O'Dea--
scanion. oHanlon. Kelly. Ma.
honey
Carroll. oFarrell. skeliy. Ma
loney--
Mc0uEny, oDufIy. o'Dade and
O'DOWd.
They got here ahead Of coIum-
bus crowd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
Staff Sergeant

From Hawaii 10 California, from
plentiful Of alert action 10 COM
parative quiet, marks the service
record Of Staff Sergeant william
M. Mahaney, who has been spend.
Ing . furl0ugh at his home, 72S
Congress avenue. He will be re.
celving his mail shortly ct Camp
Deale, Cal
Sergeant MaIOney, . regular
Army man Is rounding out four
years. Of service. He was In the
Pacific area when the Japs opened
up on Pearl HarbOr In December,
1871.
When his "tlcket" for home was
granted, he was also ordered 10
report at Camp Deale pending
further orders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

John Kudzma, John O'Loskey and Chef Graves
former members Of the Baldwin Preps Hopcvllc Atm
Ietic Club are serving Uncle Sam together at Camp
Santa Anita In Arcadia California, where the noun
tEAns are very close to their camp. Mrs. Edith
MattsOn Is patient at the Waterbury Hospital =:
Mildred Norton Is nursing diSocated shoulder, the
aftermath Of q recent fall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Tough at his home in Wolcott He is now proudly
ing his overseas ribbon, also insignia showing actual
battle He's very happy doing his bit for the good old
u A. as is his brother John still stationed in New
port, r. /.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

A reader of the Democrat has ex-
pressed O wish to see Don Marquis
salute to the Irish reprinted. 1t ap-
peared originally In the New York
Herald Tribune on May 4, 1895. It
follows:
Stefanson, the explorer, accord
ing TO q news dispatch, has re-
Gently made the statement that
the Irish were the real discoveries
Of America.
It Is certain they were.
Cahill and O'Dowd arrived here
ahead Of Columbus crowd.
And Ryan, O'Bryan, Dolan, Nc
Turk, Grogarty, Fogarty, Nolan
and Burk, with Diarmid Nc
Dermott and Donovan Innis, and
Dennis McManus ard Seamuas
McGuiness. and Pat Mcnamara
and Michael O'Hara, and Ker-
rigan, Corrigan, Hartigan. Gum,
and Mulligan, Madigan, Dooley
and Dune.
Cohalon and Fallon and NAL
lon, McGahey, Mulcahey and
Fahey, Finnegan, Flanagan, Lon
ergan, Quinn and Hogan ard
Grogan, Cadogan and Glynn,
McCafferty. Rafferty,, Lafferty.
Flynn, and Barry McGarry and
Fingal O'moore were the first that
set foot on Americas shore.
Like the waves of the emerald
ocean they came, each OF them
bringing a rhyme with his rame,
for a musical kind Of a breed was
this same.
And Murphy and Durfee.
O'Boyle. and Shevlin and Devlln
ard Doyle. they planted them
selves In the soil. and developed
the same with their genius and
toll.
Phelan and Neilan, Mcclure
and OToole. ODorEell. O'Connell,
Dryer and McCool. Padriac
O'Houlihan. Terrence O'Dea, CAL
lahan, Monahan, Sheedy, O'Shea,
Lanigan. Brannigan. Clancy, Nc
Vey, and Kelly. Mccarthy. and
Mike Moriarty, and Ratigan. Brati-
gan. Brady and Byrne, O'Shaugh-
messy, Hennessy. Grady. Ahearn,
and ten thousand OF mlsica!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
OvERwORKED TREADLEs

Danish women members Of the
United Presbyterian church at
Portland, Ore, have sent out an
SOS for repairs on machines they
have been using for Red Cross
sewing,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17
Nm BY THE MAN IN TUE TOWER

sr PATRrcK's DAY IN THE MORNING
Let's slnR q song Of Tipperary,
And another one Of Clare,
Down the line 70 Limerick
and the green fields OF kildare'
Lets tune Il 10 the harp
That once through Tara's halls,
To the trio Of Killarney Lakes,
To the come and go Irish rainiallsl
Iets sing o song Of other days,
Neat hedgerows adjoining,
Iat's sing o song Of an emerald Isle
81. Patrick's Day In the morning!
Let's sing q song Of Kerry,
Dublin and the wicklow Mountains,
Lovely parks and towering beds
and eool-running fountainsl
Let's sing q song OF Derry,
Old Derry with It's wall adjoining,
Let's sing o song OF lovely isle
st. Patrick's Day In the morningi
EN-. EN-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Recording of musical numbers for
Irving Berlin's This Is The Army"
has begun with a soldier chorus of
800 on the Warner Lot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

Good Night.
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Houses for Sale
COLORED BARGAIN

A STEAL AT SO 500. SEE TT TO-DAY.
r-r-7-nr ttuus Ia -rns--2 baths, separate
oHtfen.r for upstairs Very clean inside
r. II terms VI $50
COLQREp W cd. BLVD Oat SIS
hr 1000 Ntne~ood; fat, r., SIS
SIS 600
$. WRIGHT Ty s-41a6-TY.- aasl
COLOREp ONLY S495 DN VACANT
5239 Denton. lovely rooms new brick
siding painted walls modern.
r. SH0BtN TIT f-u566 TY. i-iil'
COLORED-- Greeley Westminster sec. s
nm. hot air heat Scar gar. fruit trees
Priced SO 500 small On. paym't. QulCk
possession Kendrck, TR. 22524
COLORED West side beautiful S-room
move IN $1,000 down. Fltzroy 1921
COLORED-15521 1f'a 81 mod rms
lmmed. possession. $l,2ao -dn.-Te. g.
SSH.
COLORED Best buys city homes farms,
Wright 4712 W. Warren TY. 4366i
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Houses for Sale
(WeSf Of WoodUdrd)

COYLE 15os3-By Appointment BrrrK
down. / UP. Nook Steam. coal
Possession soon 81 POO down, $40 month.
Y. r.. Gustatson, Realtor HO 500
DEARBORN tCampbclll- SIX rooms and
utility room hardwood finished, garage,
sh lde trees two years old; honey.
ST. 750 81 600 down $50 month Martin
Realty. 2o0le Van Born. DE. 97i3
DEARBORN Powersl- -Four rooms as
bestos siding. city water. possession me
week. So 600 s. 600 down S25 mouth.
Martin Realty. 2O0l9 Van Born. De.
97i3
pEARBORN tGlennisl- six rooms and
bath. y acre shrubhery Gear garage
81 200 $500 down X3i month Narln
Realty 2Oola Van Born Dearborn s7i3.
HOUSE. 26x3o. lots $4,000, terms
House trailer in trade Martin Realty,
POOLS Van Born DE. 97t3.
INFANTRY. 1897 Fiye-room house, large
lot garages only $3.50 cash
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
rs FOR QUICK SALE
1875 FAST WARREN IT,. l-"olu
COLOREp CWlhams)-Seven rooms. steam
heat: So $50. $3.50 down. schwartz
Cadillac 1919.
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Houses for Rent
Income Bungalows for Rent
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ANTOlNETTE, i5s (Woodwardl single
double kitchen privileges quiet. cool
Excellent transportation.
ASHLAND 526- Refined working girl.
share lovely room IN private home
ATKINSON restricted Single or double
gentleman refined home, shower. TO
5-Oo59.
BEAUTIFuL furnished , room r rat.
port alton Townsend 6-4253
CLIFTON. 6726 CWarren and Iivernoisl
near factory and transportation Tyler
S-iq41
EMERSON. go Near Hudsons. sleeping
room; gentleman preferred. excellent
transportation.
FIFTEENTH 1857 Comfortable single
sleeping room. good transportation gen
tleman, sober 81
LARGE front refined gentle couple resi-
Dental section. near bus Vermont
5-OO6f
LINWOoD LAwToN transPortauon. gen
tleman Private home 2673 ", PhiladeI
pha Tyler i-6S1l.
MONTA VISTA, 1906 Meyers Fenkeu
section, room for gentleman shower.
reasonable
ROOM for girl with private family. good
transportation. 22os Townsend. Mel
rose oU73
VAN DYKE. 454l Two rooms private
entrance. handr 20 factories adults
COLoRED Furnished Quiet settled gen
,pman No cooking Excellent trans
portauon. Trinity l-20so
COLoRED North end from, room pri
,ate kitchen couple only. day SHIFT
Trinity l-S59i
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Little Farms for Sale
A SACRIFICE-S2 $50

OWNER MUST SILL Ill HEALTH
GRAND RIVER DISTRICT ~
-Four room house. pump. sink and Kit.
chen stair 10 attic wired for Stove, .
acres harden IN $500 down 2O7sq sunny
side no. Of Mile between Middle BEL
ana Pennington Road
BACHoR HO Ooll 1000 WYOMING
ACRE rich garden soil with 5-room Il.
story house double structea, wired
city water and well water aNaiible or
Bomber Highway Only 81 S2A $50 cash
moves you in. balanced financed GROSS
MAN cor Van Born WA Ae roads.
Phone Wayne 900
BARAGA. 10s17. or Gadard. bet Allan
Telegraph arm bunE. mod. hath beau
utul cabinet sink. $3.50. terms tt. l-ogi7
ECkLES RID. mr. Schoolcrst--s acres
good farm Iard $it0 down Newman,
10y and tUKyter Rds BEDFORD O333
FREE LIST or LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE J BOLDT. Realtor. CA 1899
1874 Michigan Theatsr Building
GROW YOUR oWN-Buy little farm
near Royal OAK. 9.ac., $3.50, only s.
IN. TromleN, FL. 1857 209 y Main r. o
SMALL farms IN New Baltimore; $3.50 A. +:
also river iots on salt RIVER, terms.
s0x275-sewer. water gas walks. school
1878; near l3-Mile and WOODWARD J1d.
son Bradway Co, RA. 1900
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Wanted to Rent Rooms

WANTED Rooms. ras SIDE defense
worker dran exempt one child Ivan
hoe 4f23
COIORED girl doing y7ccai defense "ofk,
husband in army, wants to- rent idt-
nished room apartment or heht hguNt
Feontrr room in good location can Tim
~ 1868 between 1880 and. $40
COIORED couple desires one room with
Kitchen privileges, respectable nome
Caruuette Madison ShAl
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COLORED

Csrdoni. i0303-5--lncome st ? baths, :
fulnaces-3-car garage 81 100 down
Russell-Canin clean block 5-5, quick
r. possession 81 900 down
RusSrii-iItr1y St0re aad rooms. real
bargain.
SMEDLEY tfs p WARREN TIE i-s1e2
COLURED SPECIALt-2-fam brk. Sc
n of Blvd 50 trims. Singleton. a. 1898
COLOEED- WEST SIDE 2-FAN.. IS
ONLY 200 $3.50, Several Others
ELLIS HAMLAR. 5l3 r kirby. TR. 2-s5i4
COLORED tpeImerl - Four-Hat brick
- 200 81 2oG-ra~n. Schwartz. CAdil-
lac i2l9t
COLORED-N " section. modern fat s
each. vacant ~ 200 down. TO. 1854.
COLORED BARGAINS' west Grand Bou-
leyardI Three 0ats. hve-fve. siN-six,
Seven-seven also tour-iamiiN. s. 300.
lVANHOF 2os7
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New Houses for Sale
$500 DOWN

PLUS MORTGAGE COST AND PREPAID
Rcau,ifu new ( raom FLA models tle
nath and s.nk 2 nice hcaruoms attic,
furnace uI basement, a. foot lott sec
them fui1l
rRNIN KIGHT 4 HINES lNc
tto5i Gr,tiot Pl1lfrr ft1e
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Wanted to Rent Apartments

COLORED 3. 4, room apartment fiat
modern adults Can Ran ooe'
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