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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

Five Detroit Times carriers
today were the first carriers
in Michigan to be awarded Minute
Man certificates by the United
States War Savings staff for sale
of war stamps.
They are outstanding among the
5000 city and suburban Times
carriers who have sold approx
mately 100000 10-cent war saw
ingS stamps since Pearl Harbor.
The newSpaperboys, spe cia
guests of the Lincoln Park EX-
change Club. which rendered a
banquet in their honor were:
William Nance l431 Paris ave.
nue., who sold 1871 stamps; Paul
Longfield. 1920 Fort Park, 5.103
stamps; Richard Palk, 2477 Pin
gree street, 4.S31 stamps; Bruce
Toms, 756 Winchester avenue,
3.401 stamps; Robert Brockett,
1911 Lafayette street. 1888
stamps.
All of the boys live in Lincoln
Park. The certificates were pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
New Laws
For Social
Aid Urged
CONTINUED from Page Two)

Continued from Page Two
bers of the House and Senate made
war time the hottest issue of the
session and a majority of them are
determined to turn back the clock
to old eastern standard.
This measure is No. ! in both
the House and Senate.
The minute the House completed
its organization machinery yester-
day afternoon, 30 members arose
with bills TO repeal the war time
law. Instead of separate measures,
all 80 got together and signed one
bill. Never before in history has
a bill had so many introducers.
In the Senate the bill was made
the No. l measure by Senator Don
Vanderwerp of Fremont. who ar
rived with II three weeks ago and
formally presented it 10 Senate
Secretary Fred Chase.
The question of a bonus for
service men will be brought 10 the
floor early in the session. Rep
Victor A. Knox (R) of Sault Ste
Marie announced he will sponsor
a bill earmarking part of the
present state surplus of SIS. 900. 00C
for this purpose and providing for
annual appropriations 10 build UP
stable fund
michigan is going 20 pay
bonus to every veteran of this
second World War" Representa-
tive Knox said. I'VE might as
well settle the matter now and
let the boys know we have not
forgotten them"
Knox is speaker pro tenn and q
powerful leader.
In presenting his consolidation
program. Governor Kelly rec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Times Boys HOnOreal
Five Receive Minute Man Award at Banquet
for War Service in Sale Of Stamps
RICHARD PALK

sented by George w Cook of the
Detroit office of the United States
War Savings staff.
Thomas r. Snedden president
of the Lincoln Park Exchange
Club. declared:
THE splendid job the news
paperboys i'm America are doing
promoting sale Of war savings
stamps makes them equally aS
important as the pilots Of Amer
ica's dive bOmbers in their war
on the Axis"
Floyd w. Harrison, chairman OF
the Lincoln Park War Savings
staff and city treasurer who ar
ranged the affair, said:
Zone of the motives Of this
club Is TO do everything TO en-
courage youths TO become good
men and good businessmen.
You are the boys who some
day will fill our shoes and we
are happy TO have this oppor-
tunity TO let you know how
much we appreciate your efforts
In selling war savings stamps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Paper Co. Head
FdcesU. s. Court

Three officers Of the Levine
Waste Paper Company, 1880 Dallas
avenue, who allegedly aisregarded
a government order 10 pay SS414
in overtime wages TO their 146
employees. were ordered to appear
January II before Federal Judge
Edward J. Monet to show cause
why they should not be held in
contempt.
In July. 1910. Sam Levine presi-
dent; David a. Levine. vice
president, and Maymo Levine.
secretary of the company, agreed
10 make the payment after a suit
had been started by the wages and
hours division Of the department
Of labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

III. d. Trip. Allegan; public
health. Jerry T. Logic, Bay City.
Utilities, Carl DeLano, Kalama-
700; Senate business, Audley Raw
son. Cass City: state affairs, Karl
w. Munshaw. Grand Rapids; taxa
ton, George p. McCallum, Ann
Arbor: University of Michigan.
Clarence Reid. Detroit. and wel-
fare, James Milliken, Traverse
City. 3
Although Senator Wood OF De-
troit requested membership on the
finance committee. il was denied.
leaving Wayne County without
representation on this important
group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
W. 5. Hart 10 Give
Ranch for Museum

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7 INS).
William S. Hart, two-gun star
of the silent screen, announced
today he planned 10 leave his 300
acre ranch. Hill Of the Winds"
TO the public. He suggested the
ranch would make an excellent
museum for objects typical Of the
old West.
Hart. who is II years old. said
a will leaving the property 10 the
public was being drawn up. He
has been i'm frail health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
State Senate DEyS
Get Liquor Control

tee in return for help in his cleo
tiOn campaign. KeyeS said he
favored laws closing roadhouseS
and maintaining strict control over
drinking by minors.
Other committee ch al I'm n
named, all Republicans, were:
Agriculture Elm or r. Porter
Blissfield; apportionment. Joseph
Gloon, Wakefield; banking. Otto
w. Bishop, Alpena; mining college
Fred w. Burritt, Houghton; con-
Scrvation. Ben Carpenter. Harri.
son; education NJ. Harold Saur
Kent City; election, Ivan a. John
ston, Mt. Clemens; finance. Dor
Vanderwerp. Fremont, highways
Chester NJ. Howell, CheSaning: in.
Surance John b. Smith, Alma
institutions. Arthur r. Wood, De.
troit; Judiciary, Joseph A. Bald
win, Albion; labor, Harry +
Hittle, Lansing; Michigan State
College, q. Elwood Bonine, Van
dala
OTHER CHAIRMEN
Military affairs. Haskell Nichols
jackson; municipalities. Frank T.
Mckee, MuSkegon. normal schools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

Streamlining Of governmental
functions by civil service resulted
in eliminating 1000 state jobs.
Van Wagner urged the legisla-
ture 10 devote much time toward
expansion OF the states parks and
recreational facilities and urgcc
the support of Governor Kelly
Streamlinlng program.
Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
STATE HOSPITALS

The many problems that sur
round this sizeable function Of
state government merit close and
careful consideration.
I concur with the hospital com
mission IN the proposal that a
fund Of 100000 a year be set
aside for a hospital construction
program after the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
LIQUOR CONTROL

I suggest that the Legislature
should have the report Of the
special study commission ION this
problem) and the report and rec
ommendation Of the liquor control
commission and then proceed with
elaboration 10 determine tho adj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
CONSULTATIONS

The corporation and securities
division. the state banking depart
nent, the department of insur-
ance. the finance company division,
and the public trust commission
should be combined.
Many regulatory boards and
commissions should be brought to-
gether.
Inspectional services should be
consolidated.
The public debt commission and
the loan board should be con-
solidated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
APPoRTIoNMENT

I recommend that the provi-
sions Of the constitution be car
ried out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
POSTWAR PLANNING

I recommend a postwar planning
commission TO give serious thought
10 the employment problems that
are bound 10 arise through con-
version of industrial plants from
war production 10 peacetinfe pro-
duction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
LABOR AND INDUSTRY

I would be remisS in my duty
III I did not call your attention 10
the contribution the federal gov
ernment can make by establishing
a regional board of the WLB in
Detroit.
l am happy 10 state that both
labor and management report a
united effort 10 produce to the
limit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
PROPOSES MERGER

He said the office of state budget
director should be abolished and
the duties transferred to the
auditor-general.
Many regulatory boards and
commissions can be combined, ne
said, and he proposed consolidation
of the public debt commission and
the state loan board.
Although the constitution re-
quires legislative representation IN
accordance with population, the
Legislature has refused since 1925
to carry out this mandate.
Governor Kelly pointed to the
constitution and summed the Inn
portant issue into one short SEN
tence. He said:
"I recommend that the provi-
sions of the constitution he car =
ried out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

commended a merger of the de-
partments of banking, insurance,
securities. building and loan, and
public trust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
DEPENDENT CHILDREN

Consideration should be given to
the problem of providing adequate
aid TO the states dependent chill
dren so as 10 make possible for
them a healthy decent standard
Of living. Aid 10 children who are
II years old. but less thar Is,
should be allowed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
woRKMEN's CONVERSATION

I recommend that amendments
TO the Workmen's Compensation
Act be made to bring about COM
prehensive liberalization Of its
provisions.
Far better than payment of
compensation for industrial in
Ijuries is the prevention of injury
and proper legislation to bring
that about should be enacted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
TOURIST, CONSERVATION

I recommend that the Legisla-
ture form a long range program
10 prov'ie adequate recreational
areas in the heavily populated
sections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
WAR TIME

This subject should be studied
carefully 10 determine whether
the present fast time does or does
not aid the war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

II is my firm conviction that
assistance 10 our aged, as II exists
today. is definitely inadequate.
My budget committee has declined
TO recommend what the appropri-
alton should be, leaving that to
the Legislature. / agree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

visibility of changing or modify
ing the act.
EDUCATION
The rise in costs of living re-
quireS the adjustment of teachers
salaries in many communities. The
state and local communities
should join in seeking an imme-
date solution. Teachers are war
workers and should be retained
in their profession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

operation during my term of
office.
"The record Of laws YOU
enacted at my request, and the
administrative progress YOU
helped make possible, Is endur-
ing evidence that the two-party
government il equal TO any
crisis democracy may face"
Van Wagner revealed 10 the
legislature that Michigan ranked
NTH among states IN value Of IN.
duS'risl output two years ago.
To-day We rank first, having
moved from a three and a half
billion dollar annual production
10 over eight billions and the
peak is Yet 90 come" he said
VAN WAGNER RECORD
As reviewed 70 the new legiSla
rurC. here are the highlightS o.
his accomplishments:
The state troops are fully or
genlzed. trained, equipped anC
ready for any emergency.
For the first time in 20 years
the state begins a new administra.
ton with a cash surplus OF SGT
100000 and a dehcit completely
retired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
HEALTH PROGRAM

a public health program was
improved 10 the point where
deaths from pneumonia were re-
duced from IS 10 S per cent.
Aid 20 schools was raised TO a
record S445O0 600 annually.
Plant inspection was improved
so factories could be visited fire.
quently instead Of the former
average of once in 10 years.
Agricultural inspection an d
grading services were extended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
BY Don GARDNER

LANSING, Jan. Finding hi.
two years as governor. Murray .
Van Wagner reviewed the accom-.
plishments Of his administration
20 The Legislature and insisted h,
term was q success despite hu
defeat a. the polls. ID n
His eHapggral message
studded with SuTgestiors 10 ~
makers and he asked them 20 ca.
operate fuzzy with Mlca.Fans new
chief executive. Harry 7. Kelly
The important thing in state
service il not the personal vic
tory or defeat, but whether in
leaving, a man can be convinced
In his heart that he and his
associates have left a better gov
eminent for the succeeding ad-
ministrstion 90 continue building
mnnp - Re cotr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
AGRICULTURE

Idle acres will not feed our
armed forces, our Allies or our
people al home. Through some
means, every acre must be made
10 produce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
DIDN'T FAIL'

II cannot feel that your re-
cent administration failed m
that duty. AZ this time, / want
TO cypress my appreciation u
the ! ,islature and state OfficiaIs
uhof ave me their help and col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

A cash saving Of 100000 was
made by installing a non-political
sealed bid system Of state pur.
chasing.
A waiting list OF 25.0O0 appli-
csnts for old age pensions was
wiped out and the average grants
raised from Sl6.75 10 SO. Mothers
pensions were raised from S24 e
$50 for a mother with one child
More than 5000 beds in state
hospitals were put into use anc
the waiting list for mentally-il
wiped out for the first time IT
wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
S15,0OO.OOO Fund
Urged 10 Meet
Postwar Needs
~, SO oors.nona,nl

LANSING, Jan. IA summary
Of Gov. Harry T. Kelly's message
10 the Legislature follows:
DEFENSE OF THE STATE
The council Of state govern
ments has drafted war power
legislation which enables the gov
ernor 10 meet wartime problems
as they arse. II contains pro-
visions for executive emergency
powers. l commend this proposed
legislation 10 your most careful
consideration,
The Michigan Council Of Dc
Tense has developed into an cN-
tenslve operating division Of the
executive office. ! compliment u
for the progress that has been
made.
FISCAL CONDITION
A deficit Of ST e09 000- on July
1. 1889. has been eliminated. A
surplus Of over SIS. 600 600 exists.
II has been predicted that
revenues of the state Will diminish.
Unquestionably. under war restric-
tons. there viii be some reduction.
I am Of the opinion that a
substantial balance should be
maintained in the treasury 10 be
held against the day when revenues
may fail or when demands will
increase. l recommend that not
less than S15,00o000 be appro-
priated from the surplus for post
war needs and possible var needs
which cannot be anticipated.
I realize that il is difficult, If
not impossible, for the state gov
eminent TO compete with private
industry in regard 10 the wage
scale, and for this reason /
strongly urge that serious con-
sideration be given towards pro-
viding a retirement fund for state
employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

To our regular stock of
fine quality coats for men
and women we have add
ed several recent ship
ments Of garments that
arrived too late for pre-
Christmas sellingl Ladies
Sport Coats in tweeds.
fleeces and plaidsl All
colorsl All sizesi Mems
single breasted and dou-
-bIsasted Goats in all
colot5 and sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

LANSING, Jan. IA summary
Of Gov. Harry T. Kelly's message
10 the Legislature follows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
OTHER CHAIRNIEN

Military affairs, Haskell Nichols
Jackson; municipalities, Frank 4
Mckee MuSkegon. normal schools
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

PERMANENT responsible couple desire to
rent or buy unfurn. bungalow in Va ,
bedrooms. oil heat; near transp., good
cond; excellent care given property. Jack
: OR ROOMS. modern. detached, un-
furnished, NV. only, preferably Chevy
ChaSe, by, professional man who would
pm; Or Sunday until 3 pm 5.
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE desires to
orlng wife and young children to Wash
lngton for winter; interested renting mod
ern furnished house, 3 or 4 bedrooms, .
paths, oil or gas heat; convenient n W
location; December Is to May rs. Phone
Republic 1000, Ext: 1850.
FERN, RESPONSIBLE FAMILY desires
4-bedr furn. or partially furn. house, NV
sec City refs: For particulars, SH. 1917.
UNFuRNISHED, before Jan. 20, by couple
who have, sold large home Oil or gas heat
Is tho Law. at least two bedrooms, cleo
home with your furniture stored in part Of
it. Fine tenants and gardeners. Invite
you to our home. you be the Judge; Here
WI. 2O22. s.
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TIFFEY RIJILT

Modern 2-family semidetached brick,
one year old, Just north Of Soldiers Homo
IN one Of the finer new subdivisions. Now
rented for Sl,404 per year to good tenants
on monthly lease or II the purchaser wants
TO occupy one apt. the rent from the other
apt viii help pay for the home. Each
Guiding nice Kitchen and dinette, tabletop
gas range; Electrolux refrigerator. Murphy
water heat, laundry trays: back entrance
to cellar from both apis. Priced excep-
tlonally low az Sl0950. For appt. to
inspect, call Mr.. PARKER, RA. 1859 or
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED.
BUNGALOW rooms, oil heat screened
p nodl1e: fenced yard fun basement; Alex
800 9Th ST. NE.-ls rooms and store,
corner rooms, Shown by apoointr1eHt
G MY, T S53 10y, Thacker Ho @$s3.
NEW BROOM HOUSE. west. around Circle
rom .'ln and S. Glebr RI Immcd IA q
occupancy, Phone Fans Church @3l8-J.
3al LoNGFELLow ST. Nw.-Modern g
WiIh extT Pain tbov fiqhed room
DAY II TO 3. References. 500 monthIy
I-RooM COTTAGE, bath. electr;5si,v
saaTden, large YARD use Of ph edfe:''s s4G
,:KooM R5G&N>Gi5ssLow,, all conveniences. l
DIsTRIc1T' HEIG CIR Ssf Me- 3 5i5 stb ST
Al modern living room dtnette, two he'd
rooms kitchen; ille, bath attic, full base Se
front and back yards; owner called in Serv-
Eth s or 90 Sa m PR Key next door 5I3
ICONS : b, lay; h,-wh., > Ear. acres.
SaF M sls5. 10 rms. > b. Ear., SIS,
ssic rms s3 d poEehes' gar: sl1o. H F.
Chevy cHAsE@4 bedrooms, . baths: de-
st. NV e ope6 pG5sSesS, pr go ouesada
e-BF DRooM PtSGAIo 5Nn' fr ia. e,sc
R .oFS H miss IRON t1o-pedo, plan., on
.
tt9,qq st. Groveton Heights, or call after S,
I:3s FLORIDA AVE. Ne rooms and
PAIN. n n gas and cloc-ricitv $50 M
RaoefI NeWSem, real estate, ITO II St
SIX ROOMS . baths. screened n-rcbs-
q a. e,Xcellert condition lsrGe lot adJotH.nr
5$oa Dors SfHf 81 IN TmT Ecy 99 9S
MhIp ssoohiGGano Realty Co, al5 Eye st. w.
STONE BUNGALOW, 8 rms. large living
miles Cabin John streetcar ing Stone T5' ter
s faSs' M iass a ATr ss Z E WI 552l
rooms, yard: S25 mo; immed poss. Key
I-RooM BuN GA oS for rent Eastern
aye. 7 niea Rent $500. Cali after II.
NJ MAR r.; ara AND AND EAST CAPITOL r, b,
permanent ne tenant. S65, or will furnish.
INusTALLY ATTRACTIVE brick house,
: years old; everything the finest: stu
ated in the woods on top Of hin sur
ft qesa Wy by large grounds and huge oak
in porch 500 fo Poe Ts ano GnsSsa
Near Mass ay &c e W 81 / WI, 55oi. W
conditioned throughout Key in cftce
Monda".:. Rent. Sf7.50
7s.4 M q 5S 4 !, ! u WAPLE ,Co.,
RUSSELL ROAD ) BEDROOMS, ~.
EXCELLENT transp. Available now. S3oo
IN In the country. = mi. Washington. 4
saraee BIS. Avaiabic r :tES e.'ss mo- WIN
ROMYE LAMBORN,
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PRIVATE PARTY wants small apt down
| Town; VIII pay cash If bargain. Box AIS
@ ar IS
ONE OR TWO ROOMS, restricted, occu
nancy near future, cash for equity. Box
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APIS, WANTED tcont.)

CONGENIAL GIRL wishes, reasonable light
n noaiSeikeepfihg room OF snare APARTMENT
as o1nKs Star ~ is'h ana ihoHas eifcie' 30"
f fSh. ss 81 THREE ADULTS wish attrao-
sey bSens psod
ssse4sss ssaa Boy ks@0ssss no s:'s
| or room furnished apt. in modern apt.
bldg. Northwest or Virginia. Phone -DU.
RED 81 e tfaoF official and wife wish one
two room, Kitchen. bath unfurnished apart
ment, Northwest; approximately $50, Cal
ELDERLY. rcflned Couple desire rent por-
ton private hong; best references. Ad-
d TsS Box 453,K, Star ~
must be clean, modern and ssuits BILE foI
ThREE YSN ne p W6ME BOX coel * s sra
yates. want furnished apartment; two
rooms. private bath. Kitchen with stove
and refrigerator; desire unique combine
ADAMS sent s sn6g1 or Call
La1Y se gan fms apt in
REspoNsSifBILE' co T1fi desperately in
bath by Dec. Is: excellent care of .furni
ture; no CHILDREN: no pets; NV. preferred
FOR FOR LONG IoNG-f TERM OCCUPANCY by busy
married couple: no children or pets; l or
= rooms, kitchen and bath: modern apart
ment; furnished or unfurnished: will buy
furniture: west of 10Th St, and south of
Columbia road. Phone Republic 400, Ext
62G
WANTED--In NV by family Of 3 adults
permanent residents, apt. or house with
a. least : bedrooms. living room and
Kitchen; rent not over $50 per month.
Carroll; 1880 Glenbrook I'd. NV. s.
dtfhas Etc AMP ssiv WIN win e 1Wn nnens
apartment in central NV. section; up to
Sl23 monthly, Box 2L. Star.
NoN-DRINkING, non-smoking woman de-
sires / r. and kitchenette or Ink privi-
81 '? NEWLY ,SIsS" WEB c aG emp rm.,
Lur, utl!:,. apt; by, Dec. 10. Cali Mon, RE.
REFINED GENTLE COUPLE, no children,
no pets. desire two-bedroom apartment
tlS6Q-SSo); convenient transportation to
National Airport best references. WI.
WANTED-Two or 2 room unfinished
a,paItment two grownUps. Ordway 1850. :
apt monSoS nT ongs! Or FANNY 9ed Of
z > 2enl, |, sX KS refs no pets EN- 7lSo
PVT. bath, by, 3 girls, employed by private
concern. Call Miss Thomson, MA. 6Sss,
between q and 5 AYonday
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APARTMENT VALUES.
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE

TIUNG-DISTANCE MOVING, return LOADS,
part loads Tate Van Service. FIR. S5O1.
Night phone. TR 665l IS
MuNlNG AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on yCnr moving. Edclman's Nov
lnC q STORAGE Co. TaYlnr oN21 Is
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NAVY OFFICER and wife wis
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FOUR RIM. Kit, bath, basement apt
unfurn.' "a blk bus; heat light. WA
ARLINGTON-sl6 18th so-couplc tc
share comfortable bungalow with widow;
oil heat. continuous INV. Jack. l922-W
HYATT, MD-5223 Decatur st.-Furn.
apt, shower bath O INV. heat, Frisld
near bus: 81 wk.: East Riverdsle bus,
MARYLAND PARK. 65l2 C st;-Furnished
apt, = rooms, private bath, screened
porch, private entrances: near bus and
streetcars Phone Hillside 03o2-J
FURN., 3 rms. bath, $50: pvt. ent: for
or 3; new plenty heat: 5 miles Cnain
FURNISHED BASEMENT APT. dining
room, kitchen, bedroom and bath; heat,
light and gas furnished; $50 per month.
Apply SUNDAY uld after u an 54o5 y. Wash
ARLINGTON, 6022 N. Wilson blvd-At-
tractive furn. I'm. and kitchenette; mi;
mr.. trans, Falls Church s56-W-".
i?et n. UTAH. Airing on--Lovely apt.
porches. tile bath and shower; unfurn.
new home, near bus. city fare, couple
800 $. GLEBE RID. Arl,; Va-Nicely turn
[matured empl. ladies or couple: gentle
home; no wild parties or pets. Seen ewes
and Sun. | to 3 CHI 1911
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S25 A MONTH.
APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.

: min. 10 Pentaeon Living room, bed
room. kitchen and bath separate en-
trance; adults only: vacant. 3l7 Fas
CLIFFORD AleX
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED @-bedrcom house or apt b
mlddle-ased Navy couple with school az
child Hyattsvllle or Anacostia area Dee
3. Box 3SS-K. Star.
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEn

FARRAGuT ST. N.W-Nr. bus, school ant
screened. Sl00S125. Call TIA. 2q46