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ter Of finance. was named a member
OF the Privy Council with imperial
sanction today on the recommended
ton of Premier Gen. Hideki Toto.
Ikeda. a Harvard graduate. is a
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former governor of the Bank OF
Japan and former directing head of
the vast Mitsui interests. He served
as minister of finance in the Konoye
cabinet in 1898.
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McLemore-
Foreets His Promise,
Discusses Windsors
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

If my fast failing memory serves
me right, l wrote a story not long
ago prophesying that the Duke and
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BY FRANK r. KENT.

1t would be hard to find any de-
tached and informed person here
who would dissent from the state
ment that there are far too many
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Toxic Finuncier Given
Privy Council Post

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, Oct. 29.-Seihin Ikeda.
powerful figure in the japanese
financial world and former minis
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Procedure
In Tobacco
Case Hit
Government Move
To 'Brow-Beut'
Business Seen
By DAVID LAWRENCE

Equal Justice under law"
This slogan has a strange como
tation today. AT the very time that
one citizen defieS the President and
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suits first and uses the criminal
statutes only when offenses recur
by the same defendent companies.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
THE MILKY MAY

A Group Of young matrons
were driving slong 4 country
road on a cool night. One of
them had been studying the sky
intently for several minutes.
"A penny for. your thoughts,
Margaret, remarked a friend.
Margaret smiled.
i've been studying the Milky
Way" she acknowledged. '"The
angels seem to have one up there
among the stars. ! was wishing
I had one down here for the
children"
There are, thousands of moth
ers with the same wish-for a
way or method by which they
can induce their children to
drink milk. Some mothers never
have to give this q thought. With
others ii is a major problem. AL
though milk is the perfect food
for children, many children re-
fuse to drink even one glass q
day.
It's not much good to try fore
ing milk down a child's rebelli-
Gus throat. This method is like
ly to increase the dislike. But
the wise mother can give her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Mind Your
Manners

Test your knowledge OF cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authorita
tire dnsuers belop:
/. II you visit friends who live
in an apartment house., should
you say your goodbys when you
leave inside their apartment or
after you get into the hall?
2. II you dive. in an apartment
should you keep your door open
so that you can see others com
ing and going. or should you
keep your door shut so that 9th.
ers who live on your floor can
come and 60 in privacy?
2. If you live IN an apartment
house where ii is asked that the
tenants make as little noise as
possible after a certain hour at
night. should you observe the
rule or feel that, since you are
paying rent 1t is your home and
you can do as you please In It?
4. II you give q noisy party
and the superintendent Of your
apartment house tells you an
other tenant has complained Of
the noise, should you try to find
out which person reported you
by asking all the tenants next
day?
S. If you live In an apartment,
sheald you do all your. noisy
work like moving furniture and
running q vacuum cleaner In the
Daytime, though not too early In
the morning?
Whdt toouH you 20 IL
You and q member OF your fdn-
ily arriuc at your apartment late
at night
(o) Retruin from talking until
you are inside Jour dport-
ment Nth the door closedf
(b) Feet that you con talk Ohtle
,colking doun the hall to
your apdrtmenti
Answers
/. Finish your goodbys inside
the apartment, so that you won't
disturb other tenants. Your host
ess shouldn't call down the hall
to you as you leave, either.
2. You should keep your door
shut.
8. You h o VI d observe the
rule. II. you don't want to be
bothered with such rules, you
should be living in a house-not
IN apartment.
4. No. Any tenant has q per-
feet right to complain II you
have q noisy party.
5. Yes. Eleven o'clock at night
Is no time TO decide to move the
living room furniture around.
Best "Whot Wosid You Do so
Jsfson--(o).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Oriental Fashions
For Evening

ORIENTAL FASHION trends
show up most attractively In
evening wear. At the Mocambo
in Hollywood recently Irene
Dunno, screen actress, wore .
dramatic dinner ensemble
simple, long -sleeved gown OF
chartreuse and emerald floral
print combined with grape-color-
ed crepe, a free panel at the CEN
ter front emphasizing the slim
lines Of the skirt. Over this she
wore a loose-fitting Chinese type
jacket with raglan sleeves of the
same vivid print, lined with
matching plain crepe. Her neck
lace was two large. canary dia-
mond leaves suspended on a gold
rope. Carrying out the Oriental
theme, Miss Dunno wore pomp-
adur couture with clusters of
flowers behind each ear.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
MONDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Half grapefruit
scalp Of the sizings porridge, but
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

THE SMART MoTJ9SH who
firmly intends that h6r sua9n
daughter will grow up 70 b %
attractive young woman. u not
q great beauty, instills In the
child. before she u eight, sound
habits Of good grooming.
The youngster 10 taught. -
brush her teeth properly and %
use mouth wash In the morn:
ing and 1t night and. II she
comes home from school at noon.
after lunch as well.
HER DAILY BATH
She Is encouraged to enjoy her
nightly bath. A. soon ~ che can
handle . brush, she ID taught to
brush her own hair before going
to bed. She cleans her finger
nails with q cotton tipped
orange stick when she washes
her hands before meals. Because
her mother has figured out a
system whereby no soap ever
gets into her eyes. the child en-.
joys q weekly shampoo.
On the theory that q child
won't bite or pick at d nail
which is entirely comfortable,
experts agree that nail biting
often can be cured by the simple
expedient of semi-weekly
manicure.
After they have been trimmed
with scissors the nails should be
filed gently with an emery board
to eliminate all rough edges.
Jagged bits Of cuticle should be
shipped off,. Rough spots ought
to be smoothed down with q
piece of wet pumice. After the
manicure, oil should be left on
the cuticle around each nail for
10 or Is minutes.
LEARN NEATNESS
A LITTLE girl can be taught
to hang up her clothes when she
takes them off, to put trees In
her shoes, to keep her handker.
chiefs in a neat pile, to put her
toys where they belong when
she has finished playing. All OF
these points may sound fuss
budgety, but the fact remains
that the child who learns habits
Of neatness and order when she
is very young has a really good
chance of growing up to be an
impeccably groomed woman.
The matter of posture Ger
tainly is important. No mother
should feel that she has done hel
duty by her child's posture when
she has said: "Now, hold your
shoulders back. dear" Shoulders
should be square, of course, but,
il posture is to be excellent,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Serve Potstoss
with q Least
One Meal : Day;


Potatoes are. IN smaxinily
good ao.urce Of essential nu-
trieEits and should appear at
lsast once every day In well bal.
anced family menus. Vary the
method of serving sccording TO
taste. But follow the rule: Pota.
toes In some form every day.
BAKED GRAINED POTATOES
(Serves 4 to 81
One tablespoon butter, liable
spoon flour. Y cup milk, 8 cups
chopped cooked potatoes, salt,
pepper. onion Juice.
Make white sauce Of butter.
flour and milk. Combine with
potatoes and season with salt
pepper end . few drops Of on,
ion juice. Turn mixture into
we'll buttered cpstard cups, pour
q little melted butter over the
tops. and bake In very hot oven
(4S0) degrees F. for about 80
minutes or until well Drowned
on top and sides. Turn out of
cups before serving.
SCALLOPED POTATOES
(Serves 4 to 81
Six medium-sized potatoes, 2
tablespoons flour. 8 tablespoons
butter, 4 teaspoon salt. pint hot
milk, 2 tablespoons chopped
parsley.
Wssh potatoes, cook in boil.
ing water until half done, skin
and slice or cut in cubes. Grease
shallow baking dish, place in 1t
a layer Of potatoes. sprinkle
with some of flour and salt, and
dot with butter. Continue until
all potatoes are used. Pour in
hot milk, cover, and bake in
slow oven 600 degrees FL for
l hour, or until potatoes are
brown on top and soft through.
out. II they becme dry add more
milk. Serve potatoes In baking
dish. and just before serving
sprinkle chopped parsley over
top.
OvEN-FRlED- POTATOES
Pare medium sized potatoes
and cut in eighths lengthwise.
Wipe dry, place In baking pan.
coat with melted fat or cooking
oil, and sprinkle with salt and
pepper. Bake in hot oven (40O
degrees F.) for about half an
hour or until the potatoes are
tender, Turn occasionally, so
they will brown evenly.
PAN-BROWNED POTATOES
Pare small potatoes of even
size, soak in cold w ter for half
an hour, drain and wipe dry.
Put potatoes In pan with roast
about IS minutes in hot oven.
or hour in moderate oven, be-
fore meat Is done. Basic often
with fat in pan and turn occa-
sionally 20 that they will brown
on. all sides. Sprinkle with salt.
These are also Called Kissolees
or Franconia potatoes.
MONDAYS MENU
BREAKFAST: Half grapefruit
scalp Of the sizinss porridge, but
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
New Books
at the Library
FICTION

rlO1lON
The Earth is the Lords. by
Taylor Caldwell.
Sapphire and the Slave Girl.
by Villa Gather.
Moon Tide, by Willard Robert
son.
Intrude No More, by Virginia
Carroll.
Preacher on Horseback, by Ce-
cile Hulse Matschat.
Embezzled Heaven, by Franz
Werfel.
Today aud Forever (stories of
China), by Pearl I. Buck.
Deep Grows the Roots, by
Mari Tomasi.
The Giant Joshua, by Maur.
inc Whipple.
Raleigh's Eden, by Inglis
Fletcher.
Back O. the Mountain, by
Margaret Flint.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

tered raisin toast, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Black bean soup
with sliced hard-cooked eggs and
lemon, crisp rye rolls, cup Gus
tard, tea, milk.
DINNER: Broiled chopped
round steak, fried onion rings,
baked creamed potatoes, lima
beans, fresh fruit cup, cup cakes,
coffee, milk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Give Your Child an Early STAR
on Road to Good Grooming

stomeeh must be held up and In
chsst must b carried high and
he hackbone must be, In -
straisht : line % possible. :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Spring Suit

EDITH HEAD designed this
trim dessmaker suit, worn by
Hollywood's Mary Martin. It's Of
soft, light wool, In honey beige,
with wrist-length. button-front
jacket showing Interestingly de-
tailed patch pockets.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

Cook one pockogs ne ~so6lss -
bouing soitsd vuis1 usti1 tso6ss.
dsoin oad run cold vussg uhssu9A
thsn. Butter a ring neld. Cd Adii
Ne ,eeduss. the, "a D. eAsvpe4
eooksd shrimps screened wiaA sais.
popsiko md lemon iuics. AAA osrs
seedlss. tAsa " cup. Il Cnssasn
Nm. undilutsd. covss Vim Bot
ssred @unhs md dss Va ysssss
q hsssss. 1aks ies 90 Ssu y =
sAsw evsa tsoo' ~ Serves &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

Taxidermists usually use ants
to eat away flesh from tiny anil
mails when the skeletons alone are
wanted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Tie Milky. Way

children the necessary quota. OF
this food by using little good
common sense. +,
Children like buildings, Gus
tards or almost anything in the
dessert line. So why not feature
such desserts regularly? One Of
the most delicious ways to serve
milk Is in the form Of rennet-
custards good, light desserts
These may be prepared without
eggs, without boiling and with
out baking. either with rennet
tablets or rennet powder. They
are quick, eco j.. ical, healthful
desserts. Best o, all, the children
like them and through tn e m
they secure that much-needed
milk. Here are two sample rec.
ipes for your consideration.
Bo-Peep's Party Pudding
household rennet tablet
1 pint mike ordinary or
homogenized)
/ teaspoon vanilla
I tablespoon COCO.
5 tablespoons honey
u cup heavy -ream
/ cup crisp rice, corn or
wheat flakes
Set out 4 or 5 individual des-
sert dishes. Dissolve rennet tab
let by crushing ii a tablespoon
of cold water in a cup. Mix 3
tablespoons honey and cocoa to
a smooth paste. Heat slowly to
boiling, stirring constantly; then
cool. Make rennet-custards. &C
cording to directions in package,
substituting honey and cocoa
mixture for sugar. Then chill In
refrigerator. When re a d y to
serve, top with honeyed whipped
cream and cereal flakes, made
by whipping the cream and then
mixing in q cup Of cereal flakes
and 2 tablespoons OF honey.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Childrsn's .Delikht
package lemon ssnst
powd sr
homogenixed)

homogenixed) 4
4or 5 canned apricot halves
Make rennet-t ustards accord.
Ing 70 directions on package.
When ready to -erve top each
rennet-custard with q canned APP
rlcot half, rounded side Up. 4
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KMO Fulton Lewis.
AIS. Ma Perkins.
kNI-Second Wife. Ais.
Song Treasury
EOMO Pred Naring.
4.l6. MIG News Room.
.KJR-Wife Saver. 4 Is.
King Arthur. u.
IkIRO Serial, 4.l5,
Nauses.aaf
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Loo 2 NJ.

kMO-Literature. las,
Rio Grande
KVI-Portia Blake; ! 40
Mvrt and Marge.
kOMO-Backstage VIE
lis. Stella Dallas
KJR-Mother OF Mine.
lbs. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Portia Blake.
1880 =. Nj.
KMO-Concert Moderne
kVI-Hillto House !.
AS. Stepmother
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones,
As. Widder Brown
KJR-fiealth Club. ! AS
Old Timers
KIRO-HIlltop House
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LEO A. NJ.

KMO-Albert La Schelle,
l1.45. PIT A.
KVI-Fletcher W ey
ll.45, Home OF the
Brave.
K o NJ O-VRliant Lady
ll45 Light OF World
KJR-NRvy Talk. i 40
News.
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600 p NJ.

nsA1 - NUN fAFAsKlf1
Poetry and Prose
hVI-Don [ Be Personal
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6l5. Library @ 0 Q d
Music.
KJR-Scandinayian Re-
porter els. News.
kIRO-Dou I Be Per-
sonal els Grounds
and Ditmars.
80 Z NJ.
KMO-John B Hughes:
6 as Answer Man.
HVI-Big Town
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and Win.
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alRO-Btg Town
700 p NJ.
+ kMO Studio. rs
News
XVI Glenn Miller. 7:l5
Happy COWBOYS
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7is Aloha Land.
7:30 p. VI.
Ranger.
kVI-Mister Meek
kOMO-Kay kyser
KJR-Doctors a. Work.
KIRO-Adventure
500 Z NJ.
KMO-Show OF the Week
XVI Amos Anoy
SIS Lanny Ross
+ EOMO - Tony Martin:
8 How DID You
Meet
EJR-Quiz KIDS
hIhO-Amos Z Andy
$50 p VI.
&MO-Rhyrhn.
6Vl-Dr Christian 6 SIS
News
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9 40 p VI.
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fairs % State
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kJR-Essy Aces us
Mr. Keen
iEIRO-Fred Allen
$3.50 p. NJ.
IEMO Freddie Martin
Orch.
EVI-Fre6 Alien
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EJR-News. 9 - Library
Of Popular Hts
SIFO-Fec Alien
1000 p. VI.
xMO-Marvin Dali
XVI News EeTieT
ic.It, Northwest New
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kMo-Ellton Lewis AIS
Ma Perkins
kNl-Second Wife. AIS
Song Treasury
EO NO violin 4 Is
SbC News Room
EJR-Yaughn DeLesSh
IS. Rendezvous
kIRO s &C o z c Vile;
Ais, News-eel
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KMO-John p. Hughes
1918. Hollywood
K V l-Llfe Beautiful,
1913, Woman IN White
KOMO-Soprano; 10 Is
Howard Harding
KJR-Farm and Home
10.1b. Inquirlng re
porter.
KIRO-Iife Beautiful.
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WEDNESDAY
700 A. NJ.

KMo-News. Tbs, DeVo-
tions
KVI-Slnging Cowhand
tbs. March Time
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tbs. Reveries
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News
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Ills. Farm Forum.
80 A. Nj.
as, Trade
n Sale
.KVI-News; 1;45. Jane
Powers
KOMO-wake Up and
Sing. 745, sam HAYES
.KJR-Breakfast cluo
KIRO-News. 55. Nea-
Their.
100 A. NJ.
iKMO wake Up and
Live SIS. Haven o.
Rest
lKVI-Mornins Almanac
6.l5 News
KOMO-OrRan Concert
s:I5, Against Storm
.KJR Niennese En-
sem bic
KIRO-Voice IN Sons
ais. News
$50 \. NJ.
KMO-Havsn OF Rest
AS. B p. { News
XVI - Goldoer9s g Is
Kathleen Norris.
K Q NJ Victor Lind
lahr.
K josh Higgins.
s IS Ann Sterling
EIRO-Goldbergs
100 A. Nj.
EMO-NeWs
KVI-Kate smith eie
When a Cir Msrrles
kOMO-Words and MI
SC
KJR-News Sis. Health
Club
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$3.50 A. NJ.
IKMO Happy Homes
2 As Keep Fit % Muse
kVI-Helen rrent -
Our Gal Sunday
KOMO-Volce o. ExpsT
fsnoe ? IS. HANDY Mar
KIR-Fsrn and Home
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1000 A. VI.
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1915. MIC News
XVI Life Beautiful
io:i5. Woman II White
& o " Q - Julia Blake
1918. Andrini Tic
HJR-Farm Snc Home
1918. IncDirlns Re
porter
1890 A. Nj.
iKMO-Johnson Family
10 IS. Bachelor Chill
/ ofen
XVI - Happiness 10 -
HorreraksrS
kONO Sophisticated
Ladies ie IS Dr. Ksts
ST-Eor.spuu
kIFo-Esppires 10 q
Songs o. q Dreamer.
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4:3o p. VI.

KNO-Ssnds OF Time.
kVI-Eslen Mencken
< Q NJ O-Soprsno. : Il
Ksiten oo-r
KJE-Hotel Penn
ER0-Heler Menken-
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1900 NOON

KMo ~ as. Christian
Science
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IL as. Women OF Cour
age.
kOMO-Pepper Young
Il as, Vic and SADIE
KJR-Other Wife. 1913
just Plain Bill
RIRO-kaLs HOPKINS
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emH
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SIS CapH Idnlgnt
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Elmer DAVIS
Nf1MO-fiorz HEIDI
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Tom Nj
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..ilil 4. VI.
Kno-ssUs byo-
tons
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News
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tbs Pam Forum
30 4. VI.
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Salt
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Powers OrEanlst
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Aunt Jenny
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Grimms Daughter
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KIRO-Big Sister
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KMo-Johnson Family,
lo.45. Bachelors Chill
dren.
K VI-Happiness. lo:45
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Life: l0:4b. News.
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10 Id,
Haven OF Rest
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1918 Northwest News
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Review
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645, Treasure Chest
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Inner Sanctum Mystery
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AA-Si50 30 reclaimed dining set, $35 90
BERNEN. f347 MACK
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A BEDROOM suite. 3-piece. walnut finish,
slightly marred in shipment. sacrifice
S1S.15. terms Alvin. S7l5 West Vernon.
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Vacant Lots for Sale
Real Estate Wanted

WATCH for weekly bulletin this column
every sunday state Land Office Board.
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TO ALL OWNERS
Farms and Lands for Sale

So ACRES On " - village II miles, Idea
s-odtvae $500. Hanklnson. Morrlcs
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Houses for Sale

MARLoWE. s57s-5-room brick; natural
fireplace; LARGE dining room tile bath
tile kitchen. gas, air conditioned. Income
type attic, 40 Il lot ready 70 move in
only $50 per month, Plus taxes. oregon
1900.
COLORED. 18th. Near Warren seven
rooms. 81 600 Easy terms Schwartz
Az Book Building, Cadillac 1919
COLORED inverness (near Puritan. Z
room 50 400; bargain; hurry! Olson
University J-s330
COLORED--tf You don't see what vol
want. call US. Golee r Bryant, Fitz
roy $40
COLORED-3 br. 81 500 dn. 2-fam
Dr., 81 200 dn. Other bargs. MA. 1892
COLORED-W side. y rms, 2-car gar.
S700 dn $50 mo TY. 1890 TY 4-0204
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WHITESTAR. FULL SIZE. Sc:
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate; no appraisal fee.
Elmer Sexton, 1929 Ford Building. Cadn.
lac 1895.
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Little Farms for Sale

CLOSE 20 Berdix ard stinson plants. sew
friI new houses on garden plots with
l.l.t frontage II yuu have a JOB We can
arrange me entire down payment New
W-n Van Born ri , blocks east Of
Wat-e rd Phone WAYNE 1903
CLOSE tn acreage. 20 acres on Pelham n
between Goddard ard Ecorse IN Allen
Fsrt Priced Tor quick sale Newman
5000 Te.egr3ph I'd. az Goddard. DE-. 1885
- ACREs-sewer. water. gas, walks! $3.50.
pfare cor i3Mi and Greenfield. Opsr
Sat- sun. /Judson Brsdway Co. RIA. e7Oo
q RMS IA rough move IN hnish later
small dH. payt S25 mo lot 70x3OO W
Mile We h-2670 ewes sun We. 6-7es5
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exl2 RUG - Benson. 1924 Woodward.
open evenings. sunday | 20 4
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Wanted Miscellaneous


BEAUTIFUL plano accordion; original
price. $3.50; sell 1928 terms II you
don't understand good buys. don't come.
Open Sunday. Castigione. 9i50 Gratiot.
FOR sALE-stradiyarius cello. Call Plaza
1919.
PIANO - Upright. used, $40; good con-
dition. City Music 7sl2 Mack.
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate ustjnes
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

FREE APPRAISAL, mortgage loans on
oder properties AIso and contracts anf
property bought white or t0l0red
seYnhf'z 80 Book Building CAdiat
sEE ~ q WOODRUFE. INC FOR
1905 Union Guardian BIds. cHstry 273t
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6l4AN REAL ESTATE CORNER 6d4AN
alfT@M FOR RENT FOR SALE 3aRE9@sA
Housekeeping Rooms

ATKINsON-I-2 housekeeping rooms, com
fortaby furnished, shower, suitable
couple Madison 5s3s.
DEARBORN 1885 Miller Road NEAR Ford
PlanD i Housekeeping room. ktchenette.
comfortable reasonable.
FOURTEENTH 1921 tMichigan) ~ Three
rooms basement hot water, refrigera-
ton employed couple
GLOVER 1851 Jefferson Two house
keeping rooms. everything furnished
suitable three $50.
MORRELL, l76. near Fort street Holly
wood Theater-Cozy three rooms re-
spectacle.
PUTNAM 1890 "a housekeeping private
hath. children welcome s. so. Madison
1898
TOWNSEND. 1904 Mack carlinel Two
rooms everything furnished private rear
entrance
VAN DYKE. iot7 Two large comfortable
rooms bath refrigeration. washer, ga
rage Sll
VAN DYKE i5ii Three rooms nicely
furnished private entrance, good heat
$50
WOODWARD 34it tnesr ElioO Two large
pleasant front Housekeeping. adults SO.
COLORED- Furnished, unfurnfshed room
couple single gentleman, good trans
rortaton Trinity 1902