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, 1941-09-24

this community, to establish de-
cent wages and healthy working
conditions, will forever reflect it
self in a greater interest in, and
support of, the democratic insti-
tutions of our country. It is a
serious reflection on the American
way of life, to have sub-standard
wages paid to any worker. Every
factory owner has a definite re-
sp~onsibility to maintain our
American standard of living. It
is the job of our Union to insure
that this responsibility is assumed,
through a greater sharing of the
wealth produced by labor.
This brings me to the strike
called by our Union at the
Simonds- Worden- White Company,
out on Negley Place. Here is a
plant in which for years wages of
37f and 4Ot per hour were con-
sidered good! Men with 20
years of service earned no more.
They raised their families (rather
tried toy with that kind of income.
You can imagine what sacrifices
were made. But the company
prospered, and expanded. A plant
was picked up here, another there.
In business circles the S-W-W
Company was regarded as a
Successful" company. No one
worried about the employees until
the UE-CIO came along last year.
S-W-W employees opened their
arms to our Union, as a means of
solving their problem of low
wages, and unhealthy working
conditions. The plant was Or
gained in a short time, and after
weeks of difficult negotiations a
contract was signed.
Employees were not satisfied
with the small wage increases,
but under the promise that the
wage question would be negotiat-
ed again in six months, they held
up strike action.
In July of this year negotia-
tons were opened as per the
contract. From January to July
the Union saw no sincere
collective bargaining. The Shop
Committee, and Union members
realized that the time had come to
secure decent wage rates, and
Union security through an i'm
proved agreement. After weeks of
fruitless negotiations, during
which time a u. S. Conciliator was
used, the employees walked out
Of the plant.
They have been on strike for
five weeks, and in spite of COM
pany Supervisors attempt to split
their ranks, this unit of Local 753,
has maintained a solid, united
picket line throughout. These men
are fighting against wages of SOC
and $50 per hour [only a small
handful ever were paid more than
65f). Their fight is YOUR fight
It is a fight for common decency,
and industrial justice. It is a fight
to make management assume its
rightful obligations.
I urge you to join the S-W-W
workers on their picket line. Show
them your Union solidarity. Let
us smash the company's attempt
to break the strike this week.
They need you at 6 A. M. in the
morning and 3 P. NJ. in the after
noon. Your support will show this
management that Hitler's wages
haven't come to America yeti
, 1941-09-24

VOTE FOR CROMWELL .
, 1941-09-24

- REGISTER NOW ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Sports Roundup

Boston ms In a flat payerorp player deal the Boston
today traded 35year-od Ouder Lloyd Waner the
for John Huchn 2+year-od ghthanded hurler Waner
obtained from the Pirates straight deal for Pitcher Nick
6rncevch earlier the Hutchns has little major
ague service since his 1889 purchase from Pensacola of the
southeastern League
Washington -AP- The Detroit Tigers GspGng of their
dd ample opportunity to reflect today single pitch that kept
|hem from oonq into the first d5ion The pitch tossed
thursday BY relief hler Al Benton young Al BrGncdo hmst
|rq light hitting Sortstop of the Philadelphia athletics Bran
0to turned into three homer that beat the Tigers 10 s,
n the final game Of their long home stand
Poughkeepse n Y. up All nine entered in the
ougkeepse Regatta une Is will be in camp by next Friday
Committee Chairman Peter H. Troy announced today Rutgers
and Columbia have been training for several days and
E be- Joined by Princeton tomorrow California and Cornell Sun
ay Washington and Wisconsin Monday and NJ T. Friday
Greenwood Lake ~ Y ms Joe Louis training for his
heavyweight tile bout oh Billy Conn Wednesday night the
Polo Grounds today reported haze reached his peak and
1nderS admitted they bit Vorried about the possibility of
he BrouH Bomber going stale before the fight.
Cincinnati up Patty Berg of Minneapolis Mimi plays
Betty Jameson of Texas and Mrs Martha H. Plat of Dayton o.
meets Mrs Burt We'll today in the semnal matches of the
Western Women's Open Golf Meet
Neav York - UP Dean Cctrtdo of Ne;cdyk ~ j. Seton
Hall senior the National Indisidnd Fo Championship last
f9ht BY trnmphing in foHy-7Vay fenee-off
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Reds linked by
Number Thirteen

The number IS JinNed the Mus
kegon Reds climb in the Michigan
State League although It happen.
ed the day before Friday. the
18th.
Trying for their 18th victory in a
row yesterday the Reds yielded IS
runs TO the leaEue-ieadinE Flint
Indians. Muskegon could muster
only two across the home plate.
Flint lambssted Joe Moceri for
six runs In the hfth inning and
continued the assault against Vim.
cent Msrak for the topheavy mar
gin.
Grand Rapids administered the
seventh successive defeat OF the
Lansing Senators. ( 10 !. to drive
them deeper In the cellar In a
pitchers duel Earl Eichler Of the
Colts and Larry Gardner each al.
lowed four hits. Red MCCluskey
poled a two-run homer In the
ninth inning. <
Rain caused postopnement Of a
Ssginsw-St Joseph game The
two teams will play a double-hesd-
er tonight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Graduation ends
Champion Teams

Graduation at Woodruff School
sixth grades this year broke up two
championship baseball teams, one
which has won all the games played
and the other all encounters except
one this season.
The group which played IL games
and won all of them met junior high
school teams of nearby towns.
Members OF the team were Norman
Salo, Gilbert Franklin, Phmuel
Hamilton. Dewitt Atkins, Marshall
Taylor, Captain William CANCER,
Kenneth Fry. Lewis White, Floyd
Rausch and Nelson Woodside.
Members OF the second group
which played six games and lost
only one with encounters against
other sixth grade teams included
Sylvester Anderson, Sam Bass, Mil
ford Starks, Bruce Badger, Noble
Tucker, Stanley Hall, Donald God
frey, Robert Moore, Elmer Camp
bell. Garther Robertson and Harold
Gable
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Sixty Nine to
Receive Awards

The Michigan Normal athletic
council announced today awards
to 50 athletes in four spring sports.
The list includes
Varsity track Robert Archer
and Elmer Burnie. Croswell; Joe
Brzezinski. Jackson; Ted Breitag.
Charles Had and Charles Sommer-
field. Saginaw: Frank Durham,
Milford; Warren Johnson, Detroit;
Don Jones and Duane Temper,
Flint; Milton Kosley, Owosso; Rob
ert Lee and AL McClelland, Ypsi-
lanti; Eugene Lucarelli, Iron Noun
tain: Harold Stein, Monroe; Ted
Webb and Art Willis, Royal Oak;
and ROLAND Langerman. Birming-
ham.
Freshman track-Robert Allen,
Richard Gehring and Fred Cunlif.
fe, Ypsilanti; Robert Erbe, eros.
well; Carl Johnson. Grand Rapids;
Vern Krebsbach. Flint; Herbert
Roethers, Detroit; Ernest Nance,
Saginaw; Art Newman, Dearborn,
and Charles Walker, Jackson.
Golf-Joe Bartolacci. Ann Arbor;
Roy Lawrence, Petoskey; Art
Young, Gregory; Charles Pillsbury,
Ypsilanti, and Orlo Robinson,
Wayne.
Tennis-Vic Mastromarco and
Harold Stoz. Monroe; Fritz Ben
netts, Lansing: Charles Frogner,
Detroit; Walter Lepisco, Wake
field; and Harold schwarts, Mt.
Clemens.
Baseball Joe Borovich, John
Shada and Walt Sierra. Hamtramck;
Ken Carakostas, AL Hutchins,
George Petredean, Cashier Wo-
jcicki, and Andy Newlands, De-
troit; Ray Dennis, Corunna: Joe
Grady, Flint; Dana Hammar. Royal
Oak: Pat Heffernan and Sig Gretz-
ner, Dearborn; Bill Lamar, North
Branch; Charles Nemeth. River
Rouge; Charles Oxley, Pontiac, and
Roy Renton, Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Semi Finals See
Roxy Downed by
Newcomer Here
Manello Gomez Wins
in Quick Bout; Remus,
Brooks in Draw

With the renowned Jack Demp-
sey as the third man In the ring
Rebel Russell and Bert Rubi clash
ed in the feature match OF the
evening Thursday night at the
Ypsilanti Armory. and with the
help of Dempsey Rubi came out
victorious after two falls. In spite
OF the far-flung fame OF Dempsey's
'sts Russell managed to be his
most antagonizing self and was
on the point of blows several
times with the former heavy
weight boxing champion Of the
world.
1t wasn't until after six minutes
Of the second fall that the Demp-
sey-Russell feud finally broke into
the open. however, and Rubi who
took considerable punishment all
through the bout. benefited by it
to the extent that he pinned Rus
sell for the second and final time.
This took place when the Rebel
and Dempsey finally came TO
grips, but the former vas unable
to stand before the fists that cut
down Jess Willard and other not
ed challengers, and he dropped
before a right to the chin. Ruol
then proceeded to get atop the
fallen Russell and pin his should
ers for the necessary three count,
Rubi took the initial fall. after
sixteen minutes Of battling, with
a series OF kangaroo kicks.
The semi-final Thursday saw the
ever popular Walter Roxie, and
a newcomer to the local ring,
Manello Gomez. clash in a three
fall match that ended with the
latter being declared the winner
Gomez completely dominated the
match except for a fifty one sec
ond second fall. The Spaniard
captured the first after fourteen
minutes OF battling and then came
two very quick falls. Roxie hung
up the second after only fifty one
seconds, but Gomez came right
back TO take the third and decid-
ing one after only a minute and
a half.
The opening bout between Kayo
Remus and Wild Bill Brooks end
ed in a draw with neither being
able to pin the other within the
thirty minute time limit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
RULES AS FAvoRlrE

Detroit. June l3--AP Tommy
Sheehan former Notre Dame Gag.
tain. ruled as favorite Friday as
so golfers began three-day quest
at Birmingham Country Club fo-
the Detroit district championship
vacated by Bob Babbish. now in
the Army.
An ls-hole qualifying round Fri.
day will be followed by two rounds
Of match play on each OF the next
two days featured by the finals
Sunday afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13

Ralph Cotner, Larry Howling, An
drew Titiriga; girls, kindergarten,
Betty Glenn, Christine Cotner.. Re-
becca Stenke, first grade, Mary
Irene Sherwood. Caroline Patter-
son. Wanda Reeves. iecond grade,
Juanita Stinedurf, Mary Ethel Re-
litz.
Running races continued we're
boys. kindergarten, Claude Wood
and Eldon Relitz, Eber Jones, Giles
Norrington and Hugh Williams,
first grade, Gerald Coleman, Alfred
Becker, Donald Stinedurf. second
grade, Stephen Avery. Daniel
Glenn, Truman Carver; girls. Alice
Relitz, Nancy Howard. Shirley
Grow.
Ice cream was served to the pu-
pills by the P. T. A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
HoRsEMEN suspENnEn

Detroit. June 13-AP-The ode.
troit Racing Association announc-
ed Thursday suspension OF two
horsemen and request TO the
Michigan State Racing Commission
that they be banned from the sport
for life. Steward Jack A Your
said the two were involved in an
attempt to tamper with the horse
Embrace. winner OF the first race
here last Saturday He named
them as Trainer Earl Taylor. 3S,
of Munising, and ~ year old De.
troiter, listed as &c Brown. en-
ployed to shoe horses at the track.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
INFIELoERs WORK OUT

Detroit. June 13-AP - Casey
Klewicki and Norman Duncan.
Michigan State College infielders,
worked out Thursday with the
Philadelphia Athletics before the
game with the Detroit Tigers.
Klewicki. third baseman from
Hamtramck. and Duncan. shortstop
from Mayville, are planning to en-.
ter organized baseball after they
complete thei- college seasons
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Rain Holds Off Until End
of Hillcrest Field Day

The weather man was consider
bte OF Hillcrest school pupils
Thursday afternoon as he held off
lain drops until the field day
events of the annual school outing
~ Recreation Park we're complet-
Id.
Running races were the only
type of contest conducted. Win
hers according to classes and
grades in first, second and third
places respectively we're boys, kin
fergarten Bruce Johnson, Gerald
Egbert, Donald Avery, first grade,
Patrick Tindall, Harry Johnson
Gerald Thompson. second grade,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
co-cAPTAINs NAMED

Kalamazoo. June Zap Co
captains OF the 1871 Western Michi-
gan College track team will be
Pete Crum OF Kalamazoo and Fred
Veenkamp OF Grand Rapids Crum
is a half-miler and Veehkamp's
specially is the broad Jump
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
e. TO CLIMAX SEASON

Kalamazoo, June Zap Mich
igan's college baseball season will
be climaxed here Saturday when
Western Michigan is host to Mich
igan State, the team that ended
its recent II game winning streak.
Frank (Stub) Oyermire, crafty
southpaw making his last collie
giate start. will endeavor to avenge
the triumph the Spartans scored
against him. Sophomore AL Jones.
who last time out blanked Califor-
mia with three hits, will pitch FOR
Michigan State.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Dempsey in Ring as Bert Rub Defeats Rebel Russell
SKIPPER succumss

Alsonac. June zap Funeral
services will be held Saturday for
Louis Morrow. s., retired Great
Lakes skipper who died Thursday.
he was captain Of the steamship
Andrew Epson Of The kinney Steam.
ship Line and later of the McAlpine
OF the Brown steamship Company.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
PLANE CRASH FATAL

Mt Clemens, Mich, June 13-AP
The crash Of a Selfridge Field
training plane Thursday killed
Second Lieut. B. E. Pearson, "a,
and seriously injured Cadet Morris
Hallett. Spectators said the motor
OF the ship apparently stalled after
taking off and rising about $50
feet above the field The plane
burst into flames when il crashed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NdIuts DenInu leader,
Thursdays Results
New York ., Chicago 0.
Cincinnati /, Boston 0.
Only games scheduled.
Todsy's Games
Brooklyn at ST. Louis might
Only game scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
CLIO UNION WINS

Bay City, June 13--AP-United
Automobile Workers (CIO) will be
the bargaining agency for employees
OF the Defoe Boat and Motor
Works. The vote in an election
was $50 for the JAW (CIO) and
nine for no union.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13

Though no photograph of Rudolf
Hess, No. 3 Nazi who few to
Scotland, has been published,
Londoners may gaze upon his like
ness done in wax. The Hess fig-
ure, shown above, is on display in
Madame Tussaud's famed London
wax museum.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
How They Stand

Thursdays Results
Philadelphia 5, Detroit 8.
st. Louis go Boston4-3.
New York 3, Chicago 2 90 IN
nings).
Washington at Cleveland, rain.
Today's Games
No games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
Sports Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
CITY LEAGUE BASEBALL
Central Specially VS.. Cubs, 5:45
}. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13

Raised on a dolls nursing bottle
after his mother had deserted
him. Bing Bong, a San Francisco
Boston bull puppy, is two months
old, but is only six and a half
inches tall and weighs only one
and a half pounds. Both of Bing
Bong's parents were normal sized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
GLADsTONF AT DEXTER

lovely stone and brick residence, rooms
and heated sleeping porch colored tile
mower. steam heat. extra Law, garage
,nly S. $50. payments $50 n $3.50 Is paid
Town teBeoun TY. lE77OO
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INGIIs 1888. near Vernon 6-rpom house ,
bedroom down. up. steam neat
iuh basement garages; near - "aof'e!
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KENILWORTH-S500 DOWN
KENTFIELD

COLORED--modern beautiful elght rooms
,hree-oar garage. Sacrifice Tor $4,000. Cal
Mr. Washington, Temple 2-6S7T
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Houses for Sale


Mary avenue 1880. 1910. 1885 between
Beech and Monroe; away from traffic
dangers and noise three charming new
homes On 4O-ft. lots ready for your in
spection now. each home has two bed
rooms. large attic. fun basement with
recreation room possibilities: see them
Sunday 2 20 8. $3.50 terms % please you.
HARRY a slSSON. OREGON 230e-l230
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COLORED- Russell: two-family; 81. 500
S22 month. Cannon Brothers, 1850 sher-
man. EitZrOv OlaO.
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COLORED-Halleok. rooms. basement.
steam heat; garage; 10 per cent down.
Aionzo Hall 1908 Broadway. Cadillac
20iO. Temple 1-2127.
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METTETAL, 1858
ROSEDALE PARK

EAST. 500 north Boule-
vard--S-roo reasonable. Cadillac 1906,
Olive al2g
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RICHTON, 1881
nnEFNl

Near Wlldemere: 2-family home with 8
rooms up and down. separate steam plants.
2 nice porches tile baths, large rooms
pay'ts approx. ss4 per mo-: rental return
from upper $50. no financing cost.
Call, or see
s {. HADLEY. INC UN 10000
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elsEA REALTY & IHvEsTMENT. co.
~ En-. Vest VI I-l4o0

INVERNESS, Puritan section room
BUNGALOW Al condition steam heat,
small down payment Aunzo Hail 1905
Broadway Cadillac 2oi0 Temple l-2l2I
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CALIEnRNIA. 231

exceptionally good VALUE. brek. : rooms.
g bedrooms. gAs heat closed in s.eep.n+
porch beautiful yard, 2car garage iot
l0x1l0. only s. 20o Required - 300
owner leaving city CAL Nr Reed ief
q appointment. Pl. 1900 or AR 1900 eve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Bungalows for Sale

A 4-RooM house. near 9-Mile and Grstiot
water, gas. electricity; near schools and
stores; nice lot; So 900, $3.50 down. 25600
l.. Jefferson, near i0-Mile.. or 247O0 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Houses for Sale

Z
c oLoRED-North Of Blvd. near Brush;
rooms, newly decorated, new furnace
3-car garage S39s down AlonEo Hall
1905 Broadway. Cadillac 2OlO. Temple
i-2127.
COLoRED-B Brush, Garfield section. Stat
rooms each steam neat; reasonable
down payment. ~ Alonz9 Hal, 1898 sroaa
COLORED - Conant Gardens rooms
basement. furnace; 81, 400. small dowi
payment Alonzo Hall, 1903 Broadway
Cadillac 2OlO Temple 1-2l27.
Wexford Nevada section; va
cant cottage furnace decorated gar
ages; S295 down. S27 month. Edelman,
1924 Oakland. TO. 7-iie3
COLORED-HalIeck s rooms. basement,
steam heat garage 10 per cent down.
Alonzo Hall 1905 Broadway. Cadillac
2oi0. Temple 12127.
CoLoRED, i544s WABASH; $3.50
Reconditioned, solid block; nine rooms
bath. Immeriate possession! Owner
c oLoRED-M SION John r.
rooms. basement hot air bedrooms.
Priced right; easy terms. RAGLYN.
Fitzroy 1920.
COLORED -Delmar. beautiful two-fsmily
brick. u rooms. easy terms Cannon
Brothers. 1880 sherman Ftzroy Ol4O.
coLORED
q
down. Hamilton. Madison 2iss.
CoLoRED-l5si5 inverness Income s. 3.
garage. 81 500. reasonable payments.
Mcqueen Townsend s-354i.
COLORE Ed Rooming house. % rooms, sew
eral baths north Of Boulevard, first
class condition. Tyler 4-iO73.
coLoRED Twenty-third; tw9.fsmiIy;
$50 Sherman. FitZroy 0l4o.
CoLoRED-warren: eight rooms steam
$3.50, terms Cannon Brothers 1880
sherman. Fitzroy 0140
REDl-Attractive cottages. city
wide small down payment Smith, sll
Gratiot. Cadillac 4sl6.
Russell: two-family: 81. 500
S22 month. Cannon Brothers, 1850 sher-
man. Fttzroy 0140
CoLoRED Modern S rooms; brick: 10e
down: Boulevard section. Mcqueen.
Townsend 1854.
COLORED-44leH Harding Modern 2-aat )
each garage; 500 down. Mcqueen.
Townsend 1851.
HoLcoMB. near Jefferson-seven rooms
hot air three-car. $3.50 down. Blaydon'
Fizroy III.
COLoRED-Sl70 DOWN Six rooms. base
ment; gard. OUTSTANDING VALUE!
1888 McGraw.
COLORED - OAKLAND Section. Brick
two-family and store Golee 3. Bryant.
Fitzroy 5i15.
COLORED. 3556 Moore Place Six rooms;
TO- down. other properties. schwartz
Cadillac f2le
brick terraces: reconditloned.
garages 100 down Mcqueen. Town
send 6-35ii,
oIoRED-seventeen room brick, suitable
doctors ofnce, club. owner Temple
l-2es2 4
COLORED- Two-family To- rooms each
$500 down. Golee 3. Bryant. Fltzrcy
BIB
COLoRED-If you don't see what you
want. call US Golee 3. Bryant, Fitzroy
5li5.
COLORED- Homes. All prices. easy terms.
Smetlev 4f6 East Warren. TE. 1872
Philadelphia 555-Pr,ce rea-
sonable; Will be open 10 .. Sunday.
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Houses for Sale
(Wesf of WoodUdrd)
Cloverlawn. n. of Grand River
A STEAL AT $3.50

FULL PRICE. $500
Very attractive colonial type bdrm.
home. sim stoker heat. Scar garage.
.. drive terms. I. r. Baker ca, 1921 of
TR 2 -gng
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Wexford Nevada section; va
cant cottage: furnace; decorated; gar
ages: S2q5 down. S27 month. Edelmsn
q52s Oakland TO. 7-fip3
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THE DETROIT BANK
Houses for Sale

(East of WoodWdyd)
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We Assis, You 10 Finance and Build
a HOME SITE WORTH WHILE
Lots s0xl35 Water Gas Bus
Good Garden soil on EASY TERMS
AUDREY AND g-M1LE
!. Mile West Of Mound Road
r. j. HOsTE
1895 +. s.Mle I'd. Centerline 1922
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CoLoRED, i544s WABASH; $3.50
Reconditioned solid block; nine rooms,
bath. Immeriate possession! Owner.
Temple 2-s675
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COLORED--B Brush, Garfield section Stat.
rooms each steam neat; reasonable
down payment. Alonzo Hall, 1905 Broad
way. Cadillac 2Ol0. Temple 1927
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Houses for Sale

CROSSE POINTE ROAD
rooms one floor. many features; owner
leaving accept S. zoo, terms. Bartlett.
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COLORED = COnant GARDENS foons
basement. furnace; 81, 400. small dowi
payment Alonzo Hall. 1905 Broadway
Cadillac 2OlO Temple 1927.
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KENTUCKY. 8O53-5

OPEN TO-DAY
This charming brick and shingie income.
looks ike a single home. 5-rm units
Just redecorated with wide. steel case
ment windows in unusual arrangement,
painted walls, cleo. refrg. near stores,
schools and transp. Bet. fireman and
Bolton
andrew 7, MAIOTT INC RA $500
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COLORED -Delmar, beautiful two-fsmily
brick II rooms. easy terms Cannon
Brothers. 1850 sherman Fiizroy 0140.
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Houses for Sale
East of WoodUdrd)

A GROOM house and 81 acre ~ pavement
near Jefferson and Lake 80 Clair. unly
1875. $40 down small monthly paym"Cis
Tfaruef
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Vacant Lots for Sale
ATTENTION. HON.

ATTENTION HOME BUILDERS
Rutland. mr. Warren, 4Ox120; bargaint
$500 cash
Faust mr.. Warren: 35x120: s275 cash.
owner: ThOs. McHugh. 1il0 Ford Bldg.
CAD. O3i9.
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coLoRED-M ARsToN John r.
rooms. basement hot air bedrooms.
Priced right, easy terms. RAGLYN.
Fitzroy 1920.
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COLORED--North 81 Blvd, near Brush ;
rooms newly decorated, new furnace .
1905 Broadway. Cadillac 20l0. Temple
1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

COLORED-Warren eight rooms. steam
1880 terms: Cannon Brothers. 1880
sherman. Fitzroy 0i40.