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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

sideratiOn, and to order us
about, and hustle us about as
if they did own us?
a RE we stockholders or
~ merely livestock in our
great national cOrpO-
ration?
Are our public officials our
servants or our masters?
If they can violate our
rights and liberties and make
us pawns of the state, and II
they can take possession of
our property and give it away
to this or that foreign nation
at their pleasure, and if they
can take possession Of our
persons also and sacrifice our
lives and the welfare of our
country and the rights of our
people to the interests of for
eign lands, what difference is
there between our publicly
ewne d corporation -Ou r
great free eOmpany-and any
'state-owned dictatorship p.
any totalitarian tyranny!
There is-Or soon will be
no difference at all unless we
assert our rights and our
powers as stockholders and
depOsitOrs in the great gov
ernmental corporation WE
own and should OPERATE.
VXTHAT are we going to
w do about it?
There are several
things to be done.
First, there is a StOckhOld-
ers' election approaching and
we should then select a more
capable and more conscien-
tious and more HONEST
board of directors.
Second, we should amend
the charter of the corporation
to give us more immediate
control over the board of di-
rectors either by the right of
recall or by more frequent
elections, as the founders of
the corporation originally adj
yiSed.
displacement from their
sinecures and the disturbing
possibility of being compelled
to carr their own living are
the only things these faithless
representatives of the stock
holders dread.
Finally, we should provide
means for penalizing those
public representatives who
have betrayed their trusts
and sacrificed the interests of
their clients.
And we should vigorously
exercise that power of pun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
SUBSIDIARIES ACCUSED

In addition to the Fidelity COM
pany, four OF its subsidiaries in
dicted are: the National Sales
Agency. Inc. the PAUL Company,
the Marietta Company and the
Marston Corporation. All the SUBJ
salaries are located in Wheeling.
The Indictment charges viola
ton Of the SEC Act. which con-
tains IL counts, charges violation
of The SEC and mail fraud
statutes and conspiracy to violate
both.
The Indictment charges that in
vested funds were paid out as
profits. 1t also charges that the
defendants fraudulently set. up a
surplus; improperly used Fidelity's
funds in a marginal brokerage &C
count, failed TO maintain at all
times the required reserve against
existing contract liabilities and
otherwise concealed the true state
of the company.
The association has led stormy
existence since Dec. Id, 1888, when
it was charged in Federal Court
with conspiracy to defraud $4,000
investors of S276.5o0.000.
simultaneously, the SEC sought
a court order restraining the asso-
citation from using the mails or in
terstate commerce in the conduct
of its affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

For the Inside News" ~
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

custOmarily corrupt political
parole boards.
TOW, friends and fellow
~ citizens, why can we
not be as careful and
as honest i'm the conduct of
the great business corporation
which is our government as
we would be and are i'm the
management of some great
bank i'm which we are inter
ested as stockholders and de-
pOsitOrs?
What right has the Presi-
dent of our great govern
mental corporation to 60 be-
yOnd the powers vested in
him by the Constitution,
which is the charter of our
corporation and which defines
his privileges and ours?
What right has the Con-
gress, which is the board of
directors of our great national
corporation, to neglect its
duties and abandon the pow
ers the Constitution repOses
definitely in Congress?
What right has the Con-
gress or board of directors to
disregard its responsibilities
or to violate the provisions of
the corporations chartery and
Ito turn over the stockholders
and depOsitors' money to the
corporation president, to be
used as he sees fit-Of which
money they, the Congress,
are the proper and legal
guardian?
IVXTHAT right has the
" president of OUR
great governmental
corporation or the Congress
to waste the money of our big
national institution OUR
mOney-and give it away to
favored groups or political
units in vast sums to the i'm
pOverishment and possible
ruin of the great government
tai institution of which and in
which we are the legal and
rightful stockholders and de-
pOsitOrs?
What right have our pub
lie officials, any more than
private officials, to act as if
they OWNED OUR money
and also OWNED US?
What right have they to
recklessly endanger our saw
ings-and not only that but
to sacrifice our public and
private welfare-and even to
risk our lives?
What right have they to
rob us, and sWindle us, and
draft us, and deceive us, and
drag us from our homes and
families and our livelihood,
and jail us if we object, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

the United States Federal Reserve
Board.
Thomas B. Foulk, Wheeling. w
Va, former vice president. direc'
tor and counsel for Fidelity;
Ralph V. Wilson. Cleveland, presi-
dent of the Ohio Society Of Ger
tilted Public Accountants. Ray
mond T. Cragin. Cleveland, for
mer official of the four real es'
tate companies set UP by Fidelity
and Walter T. Grosscup, Phila-
delphia, former Fidelity director
and now executive vice president
Of Lie Brothers, a. chain of Phila-
delphia stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
5000 PRISONERS

"A communicate from Chan
cellor Hitler's headquarters on
the eastern front revealed that
three British generals had been
captured in Libya. along with
5000 prisoners. Eight hundred
and fourteen tanks were de-
stroyed. and 127 planes shot
down. il was claimed)
Editors note:-lr London,
an official spokesman said
THE tCairo) cOmmunique in
dicates that the corridor con-
Meeting the TObruk garrison
with our forces inland has been
temporarily broken.
TOBRUK CUT OFF
"TObrlIk therefore Is once
more cut off from contact with
our land forces.
1T Is presumed that opera
tons are taking place to restore
the corridor. The main thrust
appears to have been made by
the 18th German ArmOred Di-
vision from the southwest In
order to join up with remnants
Of the .1st Armored Division.
1.-THE Germans apparently are
now able 10 attempt TO break
through toward the west. but so
far as is known the enemy has
been unable 10 bring up armored
endorsements. He undoubtedly
must be finding difficulty in get
ting supplies.
Owe have numerical superior
ity in tanks. }
RESISTANCE CENTERS
"In the frontier area. opera
tions for elimination of the GEN.
ters of resistance are con-
tinuing.'
Other imperial troops in tht
southern Libyan interior were re
ported advancing northwest from
he captured Gialo oasis toward
he Gulf of Sidra (Sirte) behinC
IN advance flying column tina
has reached the coast O
he gulf below Bengazi.
This "trail-blazing" operation
vas reported still continuing
British authorities said the twir
drives were threatening severance
If all avenues of retirement fol
he Axis army of Gen. Erwin Rom
mel. the main part Of which wa
still battling desperately 70 breal
,ut Of the British encirclemen
ing in the cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

to send us hither and yon
without consultation or con-
sideratiOn, and to order us
about, and hustle us about as
if they did own us?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

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custOmarily corrupt political
parole boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

A RE we stockholders or
~ merely livestock in our
great national cOrpO-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
StreetCar Stolen:
But Just for Fun
Z Youths Declare

los ANGEL ES. Dec. -. up
The bls red stree. car wht42ed
down tae track with bell Changing
and l5-year-old Calvin s. Coon tug
1lnl away at the whistle cord.
"Coudactor" Keune.h Dickorsen.
IL. manned his post !, the rear
OF the sWayIng vehicle as it made
its uncertain way back and forth
along private r!ght-ot- way near
Baldwin park.
After three or tour trips ;he
motoman lost ccatrol Of his ca
and II bumped into the rear =
another parked uolly at the end
ot the lue.
Amazed police found the tW2
youths Surveying tie damage and
cartad them off to the Temple City
police subStatiOn where they were
booked on suspicion .. damagin.
and tampering with railway equip
ment.
The boys told officers they had
sucCumbed to an overwhelming urg,
to drive he car and had Dor
/ rowed' a manual Of operation ano
, a controller key from the FL Mont.
pOwerhouse and begun experiment.
with the vacant car.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Legislators Ask
Parole Revocation

SACRAMENTO, Dec. %. CUPl-
TIE legislature today sent to Coy.
Culbert Olson a resolution urging
him To revoke the recent paroles
OF Earl King, Ernest Ramsay and
Frank Conner described as "cruel
murders" for their participation i'll
an Alameda county shipbuard slay-
ing.
The resolution received heavy
support in both houses after its in
PRODUCTION Saturday by Assembly
man Gardiner Johnson. 1t was
Wged the governor to exercise his
constitutional right of forcing the
men To serve out their full terms
in prison.
Senator Arthur Breeze .! Oakland.
who handled the bill in the upper
house. attacked the paroles for their
statements in court there was nc
intent to kill Chief Engineer George
Alberts of the SIS Point LoboS, but
only 10 MAIN him. He said the
mems guilt was established by the
issuance of paroles instead of par
donS from the governor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Howuii Becoming
Self Sustaining

rha- $50 taxi drivers modified 10
rush 5.oc0 men to duty The men
had weekend leave IN Honolulu.
Man@ Army ana Navy wives brared
the RAID to DIVE taeir husbands in
automobiles to their posts.
Oac yomg oaSlen took taxi.
i MAS Jammed y traffic. and he
.eap7d out ana INTO another which
was MOVING He repeated the pro-
ce>s tour times before he reached
he Navy yard. and when he got
these no boats were running to his
mp. He ran TWO miles across an
Island stripped off his clothes anc
VAN to his ship with hail o.
bombs and machine aW bullets
sieking up the water around him
Ie reached III snip just as i sot
Gadar way.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Las Vegas Fights
Union BIitzkrieC

LAS VEGAS, Nev., Dec. -. up
Christmas sn. ppcrS made up for
lest time today when stores opened
as usual after n ouc-daY shut down
~ rrr'e>t aaainst a unica picket
line
stores closed Saturday morning
aS merchants fought back against
what they termed attempts by out
of town AFL teamSters to uni3nize
the city.
They reopened at p. IN. Satur-
day when 3O-day truce was
agrccd upon during a meeting of
labor merchant and civic repre-
sont2tlVeS.
A rush of buying people who had
been in town all day, but unable
10 purchase anything. kept them
open until early Sunday molhing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
-Four Drown When
Boat Capsizes

GLOBE. Ariz., Dec. Y. 'OP)
A searching party orappled in San
Carries lake. 20 miles southeast of
here today for the bodies OF four
persons drowned yesterday when
small fishing boat capslzed III
WindStOrm.
The dead were: William Wood, 45.
Casa Grande Mrs VIM. Wood, 43.
his wife. Lucille Wood, II, their
daughter. and MIS- Bert Wood, 40,
sister-in-law Of VIM. Wood, also
of Casa GraldC
Bert Wood and his daughter,
Dorothy. 20. swan 100 yards to
U. S. highway 80 to get help. They
said the family was on Sunday
boat trip when the accident occur
red
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
GIFT SLIPPERS
FOR HER. DANIEL @ GREEN
AND JOYCE

.. black pastel colora 90 with Hce
robe gift
The Aanook by Joyce velvet
slippers flr trim, leather sales and toe
less, here in wine, blue and red, at 3.95
The Arabasquc by Joyce, at .. 4.95
elastic instcp strap . new shades oi
pink lastrc, mirror blue and black =.
platform SoleS.
The Loll by Daniel Green at 3.95
fine Bengaiinc in black, tea rose. du-
bonctte, toelcss with cuban heels.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Admiral Chosen
Flee: Commander

sH1NGTON Hs Jp
Secretary If '1. M faaaE Klsz
arlouneed tada> tHa. aaaaaa1 FH-
cst J KIN 80. aaa ac.Ie"a'#o
commando IN ,mc - -. Cu.aa
States fleet
Rear Admiral Rola. J H-cr~ou
Va, assigned to commaa6 ..c L :.
Atlantic fleet. succoeG.ne klne Va.
had hold that command -.aco Feb
this yea.
Knox sald Kings appou,o-sa.
was made III accordance with an
executive order signed bv PRES
dant Roosevelt Dec Is. dsfMiu- The
functions of the commander IL
chief o. the [ 5 fleet ana Scttlu2
forth the dutIc> and responsibilities
Of the Office
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
On the BulconV

Special quilted robes for ladies at 1873
FloWered satin for gifts
-LedicS flannel robes, navy, red and
brown at COS and 7.9e
-FloWcred house coats 2.10
Wool flannel loafer coats FOR ladies -.
red, navy, brown, royal 39S to 9.98
Ladies' spun rayon slack suits for gifts
New shades at ...--.. ........ 4.98 to 1888
Tailored floWered or plain bIouses 1.98
Girls gift coats in warm woods z to
II yr. sizes 1893 to 1895
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Enlistment Saves
Barher's Enemy

LITTLE FERRY. y. j.. Dec. %
up Barber Frank Crckirillo
paused as he shaved a customer to-
Gay and. the r2zor resting on the
mans throat. remarked:
I know YOU You're the man who
stole my boat five Years ago
The thief who had robbed the
barber and his brother c: a boat
five years ago and then fought them
eff with a knife had bad mo-
nent
What did the barber do
Oh. let him 90 when lie show
ed me an enlistment for the Navy" ."
Clrekirlllo said. Now he'll have a
:eal ship and I hope he proves HIM
self worthy"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Judges in Guard
Must Quit Offices

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. % CUP)
Attorney General Earl Warren
ruled today than any superior court
Judge in California who accepts a
commission or enliStS in the State
Guard will automatically forfeit his
judicial position.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
AND THE RE<tlT
Is STILL THE SAME

los ANGELES. De, y. Up
It's still beIng done III Dov.t..
Wan Dyke. l9. hchtrd : match ans
peered into the ca> t3nk o. he
car to sec # it was fau Il W..
She suffered pos BY .atal bum.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
By FRANK TREMAISE

Honolulu. Dec. - tJP' -
The civilians c. Hawaii az .olllnZ
cay and night e make L . SELF
fec fortress. >ecUrc acaln>t any
thlnL. Soldiers and Sailo.s-thc is
lands defenders-M&Ee no see@et N.
their desire 10 ayenge tie. Mu:-
dered" comrades.
Maj Bran Well retired. SetrC-
tdry Of the Hawaiian S1-ar Plant
er> aS>cclatlcA. announced tha: q
hc.ne food production progr-m
would immediately be II. into O.
-. Plau~ foe il Wee started I2
months ago.
Col. T II Wrlnan, a district
engineer. vas appointed admins
:rato- Of crop pro5ueticn, Id he
named 1Cug c=ord,na.ors = super
ylSe labor. equipment and crops
RENTS SCRTTI%IZED
The now rent commission va !'
Ger.d 10 crack down. L Il l3udlcrl
5&acts mere .cn' than !. considers
talr. to brig h.m - ceur: on u
mISdcnean0r 0har-a
Tno relative qaIe. meant Attle %
civilians. The were making bomb
shCltc.s Al honla ana backing out
.he!r windows Cards wore full
VA XII.
tn effects o. wartime restrict
.cnS BEN &C maze themselrrs talt.
Candy ~a.es .eaycd probably be-
ea1>. r.. =" ban oM liquor. Pchca
reported tie Inst crime at,ribut-
ablo 20 Vie @ssp.lAc ratl-aln- laW.
\ ;AI't .Ipaeaed l. gallons o.
-asol."r from an automobile IL G
sa..ae. An automobile !. a..cUet
eaIE 10 gallons month
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
If Roids Come, S. F. Will Hcor of Them

" hon and
II enemy
bOnlbCl>
appear ever
the city by
the Golden
Gate
there's little
doubt l)1s
what san
Francesca
Will know q
the event
This and
seven other
huge electric
driven ar
ralC SIRENS
are being
installed
at StIatCElc
points about
the CITY.
A tNO-n.lllutc
ilUCtjIatIaE
blast from
the >HSGS
calls fC: a
blaDSCat I'D
a tWC-Nl.l4tlte
( IN'4..444-4t -
alarm VII
Il 44.4.ls4
tGD Va. 3.4s3G.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22

-lickok Western Belts in black, tan
and cordovan at 100 to 500. . fooled
saddle leather
Hickok Billfolds ................ 2.5O and 500
Hand fooled leather.
-Hickok braces in a great gift assort-
ment in live 6 lass, leather and web
bing, at ........................ LOO and l.5O
-"Swank" leather bilAfolds 15O to 500
' An ideal gift for Dad
Sport coats for men in fine range
for gifts --.,-.....,.,. 1895, 1900 and 1850
Leather jackets for a splendid gift
Suicides, cape horsehide 1900, 1850
to $500
Mems pure linen handkerchiefs for
gifts at SOC. Also sport styles, 35c, SOC
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22

Maj. Gen. Karl Trucsdcll, COM
mander of the Sixth Army Corps
at Providence, r. l., has been or
dercd to the vital Panama Canal
Zone for duty with the Carlb-
bean Defense Command.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
HERCISM RECOUNTED

Ac"C storles Of He.a.=.a a..-
aaao. during lie Japanese a,tuci
G Dec. cropped up L va learned
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
GIFT SLIPPERS
by Evons ~

III" ki4 Cp.ra Slippcla, leather
ln1d, rlbbor heel caps, hand turned
j. he in black, brown. wine,
ID b.ue-a comfort gift
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
q q =
AsOA&
3.998

New pearl bracelets at -. LOO and 1,93
New arrivals. Satin pajamas in pastel
shades and tailored styles .-.......... 4.98
Dainty sport handkerchiefs -... 59c
Hand rolled hens, rich block and floral
prints.
Pretty lace neck wear ..,,, CSC to 2.98
SO popuIaI in d big variety Of styles
Rich new print silks for a gift in
dress length ........,.,..., 10 and 1.59 yd.
Silk and wool scarfs in a great variety
to show you ..........,.,--...- LOO, 1.95, 2.95
Dainty white Swiss embroidered and
lace handkerchief gifts -. SOC to l.95
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Gifts for THIN

Manhattan pajamas for men-stripes
and big figures at M $50, 395 and 500
pajamas Of broadcloth in slip
over and coat styles at ............. 200
-Rayon Gift Sport Shirts for real
gift at 200 up to 7.50
Fine wool robes for men at 7.85, 8.95
and l2.30-rich gift colors
-Brccadcd rayon robes at 895, 1000
and 12.50-in gift shades men like.
--ArroW dress shirts -. 200, 2.5O, $50
IN newest autumn tones for gifts
Mems all wool sweaters by Gantner
and ThermO at .-...,............. $50 to 7.95
Mems sleeveless sweaters in pull-over
styles at ............... ................... 500
Mems Genuine Cashmere imported
wool sweaters at ....... 1000 and 1880
Pony Express sport shirts in western
styles at ......................... 500 and 7.95
->tetscn Stratoliner Hats in the new
colors for gifts. 1907 fur felt -. 7.5O
- .etson playboy hats. 10O2ofur felt 500
Send him an order for a gift.
-Loafer coats for gifts in big variety
Tor Him ,,-,........ 6.95, 7.95, 1000, 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22

Proven by Use - That The Post.
Press CIassifieds Bring Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
SATIN SLIPS

Her a. bcautI'ul satin. Jersey, and
,.tpe Up. il the newest styles By
Van R1a.to and Van.'y Fair -
S-mn 2i.h r.eA lace. others are
tailored
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Home Gifts

/ lOlIlS NIkkS
Table ard Fancy Linens, Spreads
Choose fine linens now as we cant
replace the imported numbers.
G5x8! in. to GGx102 in. Imported Irish
linen damask dinner sets 12.93 to 24.73
Novelty linen and crash table cloths,
52x52 at LOO to 2.50. Also 52X74 in. at
4.50 to 1913. Napkins to match .. 35c
Linen novelty bridge sets l.9S to 5.95
annon Towel Sets for gifts, 2.49 to 3.98
-Bedspreads Chenille and old-fashioned
coverlets ........ ....-.... ....-.. 2.9S TO 2L73
Fine taffeta covered down comforters,
72X84 in. rich shades, at 1898 20 2L73
Wool filled comforts at l1.98 to 1898
Fancy lines Of bridge covers, scarf5,
chair sets, etc, at ........- CSC to 29S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Insurance Co. Liquidating
Homes
MORLEY. w. DEARBORN

Two streets north OF Michigan here is an
outstanding bargain in four bedroom
home. make excellent rooming or over
u ght tourist home; small payment down
to responsible cbuyers. Ask for Mr. Murray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Housekeeping Rooms

FIFTEENTH 1851 Living room. bed
room, kitten ~, private bath, clean; hot
water heat; Sl2.
GLADSTONE. $50. near Woodward E Nice
ly furnished rooms. running water
Frigidaire
FOURTH. i2ii- Two Housekeeping rooms
nicely furnished. upstairs. private en-
trance $3.50.
HARMON, 5e3- Large furnished front
room good transportation. between
Oaklaud-Brush.
LONYO. SLAB Furnished bedroom. won
deriul kitchen. Frigidaire. share Twins
room adults
NAVAHOE, $50 jefferson Comfortably
furnished housekeeping room. everything
included. Si-$4 90.
PARK. $40 Three room housekeeping
apartment $50; children. Sleeping
room, $3.50
VAN DYKE. 1O47 Attractiyely furnished
housekeeping room kitchenette, refrig-
GRAFTON; everything included: $500.
WILLIS. WEST AL Lower tour. private
entrance. school child welcome IS.
COLORED Maybury Grand 5335-Largs
front room, kitchen privileges; couple
Tyler 1851.
COI.ORED Attracfively furn shed rooms
kltchenette adults 722 Jos. Campau
1891 Cameron. Temple 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Female Help Wanted

ELDERLY lady. care 81 children. 2ei;
Buchanan after p. m.
EXPERIENCED Eirl for general. assist
cooking. some laundry good home stay
nights 1884 Roselawn. University 2-O2O5.
EXPERIENCED girl for general house
work no cooking no laundry; private
room: small family University i-52fs.
bus or counter girl; 40
sundays. no nights. Apply 2ts3 Russell.
FOOD CHECKER and cashier wanted
state age and salary expected also past
experience. Detroit Times Box B-6673.
GENERAL housework No laundry; assist
cooking. private room, attractive salary.
f033 Glendale ave.
GENERAL HoUSEWORK-s Stay; private
room: good pay 300s Elmhurst. Town
send 5-27i2.
GENERAL homework stay No laundry,
no cooking Good home, Townsend a-fl75.
GROCERY clerk cashiering experience.
Good pay. steady. Apply S2g West
Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
BIRTHS

Theresa Cribhen. 20ai Nineteenth.
F14th Gardner 1881 Warwick.
Huda Gale. 1896 Roselawn
NaN Greene igilA Bifw0od.
Doris l-ottschalk. 1852 Powers road pear
horn
PfsWs Glass. $500 Coventry
Lucille Huffman. 1922 Sorrento.
Margaret Hack. 10 Bartlett. Highland
paTk
Hten Hot gTiU 1rgifs
uells HE l0eof Nogui
Ruth Hamln. 1921 Norihiswu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

BARGAIN BUILDING LOTS
MACK HARPER FIGHT NILE DISTRICT
800 improved building lots. for small
homes. your choice $50; easy terms ~
interest Daily Campbell. 1850 Mack OF
t.Ol Majestic Bids
BERKELEY. so IT.. FILA approved. corner
Greenfield and catalpa drive: $3.50. S2a
down. Il o. 1900 or 1910.
CHOICE half acres. between 10 and 1917
Nile Rd. right on Little MACK Pave.
$500 cash Hurry II YOU want one. Lake
shore Realty 25s1t r. Jefferson St. Clair
shores Phone Roseyille O7s0.
DEARBORN HIGHLANDS Beautiful
home sites: $3.50 and up. DE. 1885
EUREKA RID and Jim DAILY. ! mile west
% Telegraph Rd. 40x2J0 lots, $50
BASKE. 1929 W emile RD VIZ a-2itu
Oreenheld I'd. 80 It,. mr. Kendall s5T5.
La Sale Blvd. as IT. near La Belle $3.50.
oWNER-TWlNBKooK 1-7170
CROSSE PotNTE--Harcourt near Jener-
son: lot 5ox20O; 1900, terms. Owner,
LeuOx 2e3s.
HAMBEPG Cssven- nileD--4sxiio; $3.50
Van Dyke (seven- MileD, $500: FLA ap-
proved. Trinity 2-1s30.
ROYAL oAK-i27.foot northwest corner.
Main and Houstonis. owner Vermont
o-lO5o.
SCHOENHERR-s- Dist. meas new
Catholic school 90 r.. lots FRA sp-
proved $3.50 up. i2sif y. s-Nile. PR. 1895
ST. PATRICK-s0-ft paved. ali improve.
ments 500. Telephone owner; EeaEor.
Trinity -50TO
is-ACRE lots sewer water gas. walks
In ROYAL Oak. near Woodward; only
$3.50 Judson Bradway Co. RA 300.
CoLoRED -35xi1i. lnkster: Detroit city
water. low taxes. near school. churches
500 30 down. Russell n. Parr, attorney.
Wayne. Phone 20.