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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR Ev. REF.
EGYHAZ HTRET
Mt; B6tty limos leikSex.
H3 MahoMn9 Ave
Telefonh 668Afi

PUNKOSTOT, a SZentlelek
kitoltessnek aldott emleknap-
jat most vasarnap delelott 10
orakor alkalmi Urvacsoraval
egybek0tve fogjuk nnegtinne-
pelni egyhazunkban. Ez aka
lcmmal fog az Urasztalahoz
jarulni eloszor Katocs Odonne,
szil. Bodnar Margit, notestve-
rink, XII a kozelnaulthan teri at
egyhazunkhoz a katholikus
hitrol, Szeretette1 hivogassuk
egyhazunk tagjait a magasz-
tos alka1ni scent vendegsegre.
Vasanapi iskola reggel 9 ora
kor. Este fel 8-kor k0zos Ju-
nior es Senior C., E. 6sszei0ve-
tel, utana vasarnapi iskolai
tanitok ertekezlete.
sZOKAsos ANdOLNYELvu
misunderstanding, tekintettel a
Punkosti innepsegre, egy het-
tel kesobb, vagyis junius San
delelott lesz megtartva.
ESKUV0K. A multi szomba-
ton delutan 3 orakor eskudtek
egymasnak te m p | omunkban
orok hliseget Pope Mihaly es
Geressy Mariska. Vofelyek es
nyoszolyo lanyoke Yoltak:: Pet
ruzsi Ferenc, Geressy Ferenc,
Bucilia Wesley, Carney Adolph,
ifj. Geressy Sandorne, Koval-
chik Agnes, Sebok Etel es Ge-
ressy Iren. Tanuik lettek: Ifj.
Geressy Sander es neje, Gla-
ger Frances. Ugyan az nap
delutan 4 orakor pedig Pusa-
teri JOSEF es Halasz Mariska
fogadtak orok hiseget egy1nas-
max. A v6felyi es nyoszolyo
lanyi, valamint a tanui tisztet
Silvestri Peter es Tomchak
Veronica t0ltottek be. Jo is
tenunk aldasa legyen mindket
fatal hazasparon.
SIRK0AVATASI szertartast
tartunk Memorial Day, majus
30-an delel6tt fel II orakor a
Tod Cemeteryben Pallay ia
nosne, szul. Laszlo Iona, vala-
mint Kopacsy Lajos megboldo-
guilt testvereink emlekere. A
hozzatartozok neveben szere-
tettel hivogassuk a rokonokat,
jobaratokat es egyhaztagiain-
kat a megemlekezes es tisztelet
adas eme sep aktusaira.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ6 Nc
egyletiink derek tagjai altala-
nos tenplomtakaritasi mum
kalatokat yittek vegbe a mutt
het folyaman Ugyancsak ell
hataroztak, hogy egyhaztag-
jaink tamogatasa mellett, a ket
templombej kopott sz6nye
geket, vi inlaids linoleummal
fogjak hcserelni a piinkosti lin
nepekre. Elismer0 k0szonet il
lesse a szorgalmas munkasokat
es joSzivu adakozokat.
A PROGRESSZIV LIGA most
vasarnap delutan 8 orakor fog
ia tartani rendes havi gyiile-
set. Az eln0kseg szeretettel
keri az ossztaggAg pontos S
! szives megjeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-29
MULATSAGI NAPTAR

Ebben a rovatban dijtalanul k0-
z6ljuk azen egyhSzak, egyletek.
vagy intezmsnyek muIats3gait,
6sszej6veteIeit, stb. - mem t6bb,
mint z h6nappaI eI6re is, - ame-
lyeknek az Amerlkal Magyar Hir-
lap a hivatalos lapja 60 ameIyek
muIats&gaikat hIrdetIk lapunkban
IS nyomtatvanyaikat naIunk seer
zik be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Outdoor .tmHSemPnfS
Eastwood Swing Matinee;
Leyant Stays at Beach

THESE special Sunday mau-
nee dance sessions at East
wood Gardens get under way
this afternoon with Bob Chester
and his orchestra providing the
dance rhythmS. Chester and
his aggregation, which opened
the outdoor Gardens WedneS-
day evening. will play nightly
through Thursday. On Friday.
June 6, Henry Busse and his
Shuttle Rhythm crew take over
for a week.
Like many a band maestro
Bob Chester has to take the
bitter notes with the sweet
a diScordant state of affairs eN-
listed when Uncle Sam recently
took UP the option on the serv-
ices of Bill Darnell. CheSter'S
regular vocalist. What 10 do?
Bob hunted for a replacement.
Additions were held and Bill
Reynolds, a reasonable young
singer, was selected 1t was
then that Chester discovered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Pupils TO Present
Own Compositions

MISS LILA CHALLIS, OF the
Detroit Conservatory of Music,
will present her senior theory
pupils in a program of original
compositions next Thursday eve
ming in the Detroit Institute of
Arts.
Miss ChalliS will be assisted
by the Saints Peter and Paul
Russian a Capella choir, Emily
Gibbs, flutist Neil Lilly, bari
tone; and Cletis Day, accom-
PIANIST.
The program includes Largo
by Elsie Hops. pianist; Theme
and Variations and Dance Of
the Gnomes,' by Winifred LEM.
harpist; THE Unreturning, by
Michael. Tyrpak, tenor; Span
ish Dance and Hungarian
Rhapsody" by Marjorie Kanyar,
pianist; Romance" and "Etude.
by Irene Olejniczak, pianist
Fantasy in + Minor" and a
dance suit by Enid Hickman,
harpist; 'lmpromptu in G.
Minor" by Miss Gibbs; Chinese
Lullaby" and The Deser
Speaks" by Theresa Lena,
pianist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

continue in the ballroom for a
second week.
In an orchestra Of 10 muSi-
clans, Levant still has four men
who started with him II years
ago in a kid orchestra that
played Chicago theaterS. They
include Joe Kovatz, piano; Dick
Dickson, drums; Frank Diesi.
first sax, and Herb Arney,
bass.
Most Of Levant'S engagements
have been IN smart hotels and
supper clubs, so the band has
developed a sophisticated style
of music. For the younger and
livelier clients at the beach ball
room, however, he has added
more swing arrangements.
Lorraine DAILY is the attractive
girl singer on popular lyrics.
Chuck Fonda and George SctU-
macher sing ballads while com
cdy and novelty selections are
handled by Red Field and
/ rank BettencOurt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Week Events
At Music School

THE DETROIT Foundation
Music School announces the fol-
lowing program for the week:
A musical garden party June
Is, 3 TO 6 p. m. Mary Newcomer,
president of the alumni asso-
citation, is planning and direct
ing the program. Proceeds will
go to the school scholarship
fund.
Henry Lichtwardt presents
Rose Nemes of the artist class
in a piano recital Monday at s
p. m., while Wilhelmina Sutz an
nounceS a student piano recital
Tuesday at 8 o. M.
Mary Dobrzelecki will feature
an all student piano recital Fri
day evening at g, and the stu
dents Of the associate teachers
will give a recital on Saturday
afternoon at ?.
Elizabeth Johnson announces
that piano recital will be given
by Constance Spicer. Thursday,
at S p. m. Alice Parmlee will be
the guest vocalist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Never a Rowdy

Mr.. Jasper Gambler was fell
low who while his luck held out
would 60 without sleep for sew
eral days. rarely drank while
playing. never drew a gun or
knlfe-unleSS he meant 10 use IT.
Considerable of our present
day slang originated from faro.
Parlay was derived from the
faro term. paroli-having al
most the same meaning. Buck
ing the tiger" meant playing
faro, because a Bengal tiger was
the trade mark Of all faro
dealers.
"Cuppering bet" was bet
ting a card TO lose, signified by
placing a copper disk 'on that
card. 'Piker" was a man who
made small bets all over the
layout.
Square deal was the use by
the dealer of a pack of cards
with squared edges-lessening
the chances of cheating.
In those early days. women
dealers and croupiers were for
showmanship chiefly. II was ad-
mitted they couldn't compare
with men gamblers for skill, but
the chivalrous weSterners, often
starved for the sight of pretty
woman, fought for the privilege
Of losing 10 lady gamblers.
A man caught cheating would
be moved down lnStantly-but
the miners felt being cheated
was a small price 10 pay for
watching woman gambler
eyes light up and her lips melt
into soft smile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Marquand
Adopts
Best Seller

Continued from First Stage Page
lost a job for both Peter LORE
and me-"
1 asked Marquand if he had
any suggestions for casting on
Pullman" He said that that
was all in King Vidor's hands.
Vidor will direct II. NJ. Pull
ham, Esquire"
However" he said, "Rosalind
Russell could play either the
wife, Kay, or Marvin, the career
girl. The Pulham must have
the feeling of a Harvard man,
cultivated and typical of old
conservative Boston (maybe +.
. ID. r. could play it,. Mr.. Vidor
is cutting out Pulham,s Mife's
filtration with Bill because OF
lack of time and :"
"Censors:" L questioned.
Possibly" he answered. Tt
was kay's detection from the
paths of wifely behavior that
caused all the trouble in the
Boston city council.
Don't you suppose" he said.
as l was leaving, with that same
sly humor that makes his III.
NJ. Pulham, Esquire" such good
reading, there are married
women In Boston who have
filrtatiOns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Name Your Wager

7 have read-or heard-that
never was there squarer,
fairer game in which the per-
centagc against the player was
lower than in faro. as il used 10
be PLAYED tia tlhe United States
more than half a century ago.
Stories have been told OF the
goingS on at the Gentry and
Crittenden House in Virginia
City where a Hamilton Baker
would turn cards for any sum a
player wanted 10 wager; 5000
on single card was common
$4,000 not infrequent.
Poker was almost unknown in
the gold rush days, and the
game didn' { reach its popularity
until 1870, but IN the Cinch
Room in the Palace Hotel
around 1875, a group of about a
dozen western tycoonS played
poker for higher stakes than
anybody in recent days-as high
as 100000 was often bet before
the draw.
Even without reading Bret
Harte or seeing too many NOV
les, we have come TO know that
the professional gambler of
other days was quite a fell
low 49, handsome, Immediately
dressed, darlng-a card with
the women but always the gen.
tleman.
lie was feared and respected
and would fight, we are told,
for a friend quicker than for
himself and share his last dollar
with any one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Some Are Overpaid

Odds and Ends in the Enter
tinment World:
When YOU read that some
players are vastly overpaid in
the motion picture business, you
are reading the correct facts
IN certain cases.
There are overnight stars.
with freak followings, who draw
down s., 600 a Week-when they
couldn't earn $50 a week in any
other business. and the legiti-
mate stage wouldn't have them
at any price.
But this type Of player soon
fades into obscurlty, protesting
loudly as he sinks that "he
wasn't getting the right parts.
etc. He's kidding himself, but
that's no reason why you should.
A Jimmy Cagney or Cary
Grant at S150,000 a picture isn't
overpaid at all.
These are unique personalities,
they draw customers into the
theaterS regardless of the We
hjcle, and they cannot be re-
placed by any one else.
Oh, you can find substitute
players. but that's exactly what
you get.
SO when next you hear that a
definite and unique star is be-
ing "overpaid, " tell the talker
10 60 chase himself
See Love Crazy" for exam
pie, and try to imagine what
that picture would be like with
out Myrna 10y and William
Powell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Movie Fare

MICHIGAN II w anted
Wings" starring Ray Mil
land. william Holden.
Wayne Morris, Brian Don
levy and Veronica Lake;
Honeymoon for Three"
starring George Brent and
Ann Sheridan.
UNITED ARTISTS - Billy
the Kid starring Roberts
Taylor, Mary Howard and
Brian Donlevy; Rage in
Heaven, starring Robert
Montgomery and In grid
Bergman.
FOX $500 Blood and Sand"
starring Tyrone Power,
Linda Darncll and Rita
Hayworth; Naval Acad-.
envy" starring Ere d d ie
Bartholomew, Jimmy Ly-
don and Billy Cook; Louis
Baer fight pictures.
PALMS STATE - Il ov e
Crazy" starring William
Powell and Myrna 10y;
Washington Melodrama,'
starring Frank Morgan
ADAMS-"The Great Amer
lean Broadcast" starring
Jack Oakie, Alice Faye
and John PAINE: The
Voice in the Night" star
ring Give Brook and Diana
WVnVard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Music Lectures
AT Jewish Center

THE MUSIC Apprecia i o n
Group, under the leadership of
Eugene Agins. announces two
lectures on Richard Wagner's
Die, Meistersinger,' and "Das
Rhinegold,' TO be held on We'd
neSday, June 4 and June II. at
the Jewish Community Center.
The guest speaker will be Fred
Butzel. Detroit attorney and
philanthropist.
This is the third in the
monthly series Of lectures spon-
sored by the Music Appreciation
Group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Gambling
On Decline
In New York
By LOUIS SoBoL

GAMBLING DAZE: The Can
" field days in Manhattan are
definitely Of the past but a bit
OF gambling may sun be done.
Floating dice games can be
found, and occasionally il YOU
know the right people you may
get yourself invited 20 an
APARTMENT where, 10 your
Amazement or otherwise, YOU
find a crap table. a whcei-per-
haDS even me bird cage.
Once IN fact. ! VAS taken 10
a place where the feature of
the evening was chem!n de fer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Nothing Like Miami

On the whole. however less
formal gambling is TO be found
in New York than in Chicago.
let MS say, or unul recently at
any ratcl in Hollywood-cer-
tainly less than in san Fran
cisco or IN Houston and very
much less than in Miami.
in Miami I first saw a faro
game. ] had heard of faro, even
seen something fit in moving
oictureS-but never until this
nicht did l witness the real
thing-See. money won and lost.
II comes 10 mind now because
recently I have been reading
that ny friend Brian DonleyX j.
10 be gambler in picture
called The Great Mans Lady
and in II, l am told, he will deal
faro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Musical Institute
Lists RecitaIs

TIE DETROIT Institute Of
Musical Art announce the fol-
lowing rccitals for the coming
week at the Detroit Federation
of Women's Clubs.
Wednesday evening a Concerto
recital by students of Margaret
ManncbaCh: Thursday evening,
violin students of Esther A. v.
Johnson; Friday evening, piano
students OF Margaret Mamie
bach, and Saturday evening, pi-
ano students of Jean APPEL VIII
appear I'm recital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Reynolds was the same young
man who spent two weeks last
year following the Chester band
around on a Qne-night dance
tour.
The Pontiac High School
graduating class viii hold its
annual class day outing Tues
DAY at Eastwood Parks picnic
grove. After luncheon and the
reading Of the class will and
prophecy, seniors viii devote
their time 10 dancing and en-
Joying the various rides and
amuScmcntS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

TWO RECITALS Will be held
At the BendetSon Netzorg School
OF Piano this week. On Thurs
day at SIS p. m, seventeen stu
dents from the junior and inter-
mediate divisions will appear in
recital and at SIS p. m. Friday
l8 others from the same divi-
SlOns will be presented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Many Fans at Beach

Cooling lake breezes and
smart dance music are attract
ing many dance fans TO Jeffer-
son Beach's outdoor ballroom.
Phil Levart and his able group
OF musicians are giving a good
account Of themselves in Serv-
ing up the popular hit tunes in
I b cir own inlmItable and
rhythmic manner.
Instead of bowling OUT Friday
night, Levant and his bandswil
STAGE ATIu A1TIns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Westwood All Set

After a grand opening last
Thursday evening, Westwood
Gardens is all set for the new
Summer season. Lowry Clark
and his orchestra, which opened
the outdoor gardens, Will con-
tinue as the dance attraction for
this weekend. The initial poll
icy Of dancing on Thursday.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
nights is still in effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Guest Program

THE FOUR OCTAVE CLUB
will hold its annual June guest
program and luncheon at the
Colony Club on Wednesday
morning at IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
'LOVeCrazy'
Daffy, Says
Hellinger

Continued from First Stage Page)
viduals within the larger bodies
who fail TO maintain any real
relationship.
Then, one night, fire sweeps
ever the land. In the heat OF
their danger and their work, the
old relationships change. appar-
entity insoluable problems dis
solve. There is tragedy and
even humor in this extremely
readable fiction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Play Friday

MRS. ALBERT w. AL
LINGER will present a group of
pupils in a piano recital Friday
at 8 p, m. in the Calvary Evan
gelical Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Masterful Story

ldWal Jones spins a maSterful
story of a great and grim sugar
plantation on the Mississippi
delta in BLACK BAYOU"
There. a feudal landowner OPP
poses his will TO those of the
Cajun trappers of the swamp
lands in a battle that climaXeS
during a flood.
Rich in local color and action,
BLACK BAYOU makes swift
reading :. The Unsuitable mys-
terry fans have been getting eX-
tra-favorable treatment from
the publisher these days.
Here is a handful of the bet
ter new whodunits MUIR
DER IN MINK by Robert
George Dean, tells Of violent
deaths that followed the pur-
chase of some $4,000 worth of
fancy clothing for a cutie-pie
and the resulting blackmail I.
THE PERENNIAL BOARD
Err" by Phoebe Atwood Taylor,
brings back Asey Mayo in an
other first rate Cape Cod Muir
der And TOO MANY
DOORS" by Lee Crosby, utilizes
the New England hurricane for
flfeaal-ealaf--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

STAGE ATTR ACTIOSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Miscellaneous for Sale

CONTRACTORS equipment. small tool'
shed, refrigerstors, tables. owner saer
fees. Plaza 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

WANTED-Motor truck tractors for long
distance hauling must he in first class
mechanical condition. equipment will include
drivers accredited to recognized locals of
international Transfers. Chauffeurs. stable
Men and Helpers of America. Highest rates
paid TO approved equipment including union
scale OF pay to drivers. No traiiers needed.
Address Box B-s2ls. Detroit Times.
81 600 WANTED IN business deal ahso-
lutte safety: can guarantee SOC profit
on YOUR money; you handle YOUR own cash
Write Box 1917, Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
oAhN REAL ESTATE CORNER Sd@nN
aaEs9A FOR RENT For Sale 1ae1sA
Business Property for Sale

McDoUoALL. mr.. F. Kirby-Briek store
3 hat. steam best best GOO ocoo opportunity ~.
month. N. KIAsNY. sO2l VAN DYKE
AVE. PLAZA 37s3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

DALEY, $50 tGrAnd -Joyb-Corner
bedroom. large closets. shower. insulated
home No smoking Gentleman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

Dodge, 4075, Mr.. Mt. Elliott
Five rooms and bath. 2 bedrooms 81 800
$3.50 down. Thos. McHugh. 1910 Ford Bldg
Cad 034p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Housekeeping Rooms

DEARBORN 1898 miller Read NEAR
Ford - L Comfortably furnished. redeco-
rated houseks'ping rooms reasonable
FOURTH. s2it-Two houseks.ping rooms.
kitchsns''e. nicely furnished, private
entrance s. so.
HOWARD i23s-st'SSY ROOMS IS UP
Comfortably furnished. sdults, excellent
7 transportation
NORTHWEST section-Outsids room with
kitchen privileges. separate entrance
TY. s-153i.
PUTNAM sT7-Ciesn two-roorn apartment.
complete. adults. reasonable Temple
1000.
TWO front rooms bata. continuous hot
water. thre. rooms. 81 1912 Trumhull.
VAN DYKE ISL near Forest--2 rooms.
private entrance. good transportation
COLORED- Rooms. kitchenetts., furnished.
unfurrished ADULTS ONLY 1891 Cam
tron-iifs Milwaukee Temple l-726s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Dine and Dance

BEAU PAREE. l5435 West Severn Nile
Chicken. turkey, tsndsrized steak din.
ners. sec,
CLUB MARTINI = Chicken, steaks. spa
ghetti. frog legs uiquors), entertainment.
dancing. 1870 Grand River.
SHORES CAFE. 1920 W warrsn-Roast
chicken. turkey. duck dinners, 3ec
sfD's cAFE-Liquors. Chicken, Steaks.
Frogs Legs Dinners. 1924 East War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERs-Any East Side property: cash
terms Burd. ivanhOe 1890
READY Cash BUYERsR' Houses. fats
apartments. colored. TT i0oss. Tyler
5-O122.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS HON. privileges
trAnsporta,ion removable 2.O2 West
Grand boulevard TIER s-3io9
BOULEVARD WEST GRAND tFourteenth
Dirrict)-N.w furnished room. work.
Ing girl Tyler s-s743
BURLINoAME Woodward Second Liars.
room; shawl telephone. gentleman.
garage Townsend $500.
DALEY, $50 Grand Riv.r-JoyD--Corn.r
bedroom. lsrg. closets shower Insulated
home No smoking Gentl.man
DELAWARE, s0s-Lsrrs. attractive dog-
bic r.aned gentlemen. private home;
escsllsnt usnsportstion
FOREST, EAST, 2o4-ci.an ATTRACTIVE
sleeping room. 81 81. also sing. houss.
t..ping room mon only 50
HENDRiE. es7-cisan osssmsn, bedroom
private entrance couple. lady. Madison
PHILIP, se0-Largs bedroom. home privi-
lsgss good transportation, good nsighbor-
hood reasonable
RATHBoNE, SEQ tFis.tvoodJ--comfori-
vinevooi i-7p32
THIRD 1929 S.wiy furnished. cross ven
filsiion. home eonNsn'snces reasonable
Madison spsi.
WESLEY HALL
Comfortably furnished rooms " IS Ut
reading room. 2sti GRAND River, entrance
on sixth
CoLoRED--5os Eng .swood fBH.shl Com
Portable room. private home uansporiA-
ton. Townsend b-s37l
CoLoRED- 274 WATSON Apartment rs.
comfortable bedroom gentlemen reason
able, clifford 2SSl
COLORED-qs7 Aver. two front comfort
able bedrooms transportation, reason
sble Madison 5sie.
CoJoRFD-54i HaEus fResubi.nl Apar-
a inert -Four neatly furnished reasonable.
Tr,riiy i2fOs
OLoRED-Rsdecors,sd eomforfsois room
reasonable. Mr. Ivy. Trinity i-isbl
Afrsr 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
WEST SIDE

ARDMoRE. IssOs. bedrms. bath,
1888 dn. s3s 81 PEI no.
ASHTON. lstsS, 5 oeorns. ! bath,
$500 d.. SIS ~ per no
AIkINsOS, 1905. osdrns, baths
ssz5 On. $50 90 per mo
ATKINSON, IsSI. s oscrmt.. baths.
$3.50 On. SEES Per NJ
BIRW GOD, 1929. 2 heerni, bath.
$500 On SIS % PEI mo
81 RIINGAME. 3zOl, Dedrms., bath
81 100 On ISL - per mo.
CORTLAND, l25. ". =. SIS p. V q
Ia $40 On SIS - Per nc :.
EIMHJRsI. I1s. H. r. ga '. 4
FIELDING, 1880. 3 bedrms, bath.
s735 du $50 a. per no
GRIGGs. 1855. ; pedrnns ! bath. $3.50
an sal 81 per mo
INANHOE, ls1O, nedrns., ! bath
$3.50 On So 80 per mo
LONGFELIOW. 80. nedrns.. bath
$3.50 On $3.50 PER mo.
MARK TWAIN, i4Os5. psdrms, !
hath $3.50 On $50 80 per mo
OAK DRIVE. ls1ss. I osdrns., bsths
81 323 dn SCI % per mo.
QUINCY. s1TB, s-e B. V. z-hst. $40
On. Sts IS per mo
NEWFOUNDLAND. Is7I1, b.drms.. l
bath. So On $685. per mo.
WILDEMERL. szsI. bedrms., ! bath
$40 On S4sss per mo.
WISCONSIN,. iIst2. oedrms., bath.
S775 On, 1885 PEI mo.
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Flats for Sale
Bungalows for Sale

BARGAIN Concord Miller 49, s-roorrs. re-
conditioned - zoo. 800 down. $500
NJ Elliott Telephone Olive 412S
LAKEPOISTF- Etye-roeu brick, attic. S4i
mo. including taxes. Nike NJ. 1906
MCCLELLAN Nativity Parish - Attractive
5 rooms excellent condition: steam
garsEs 81 500. terms Acme, 1903 Grstio,.
NEW S-ROoM BRICK Veneer. tie bath and
kitchen. lsrge attic, 81 100,
DAN }. HARRISON. UNIVERSITY l-i250
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