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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTI E Receipts zoo: butcher cattle
slow. early sales about steady. cows mod
eraiely active. stead. bulls scare. IN
changed choice steers. Sl2m 70 so good
steers, $llui2 common 20 medium. 81. 80
~ l1.75. good hetfers. SllH1l.75, common
20 medium. $7.25n1l; good cows. Sssl
: 80 medium cows S7.JuHs cutter and
common S6.25d1 30 Gamers, Sbg6 20
good beef bulls, s. 50Qe, good sausage
uuiis 81 5OHs, medium sausage bulls.
- 15p 500. cutter ana common. 50 So "
,.75; good stOcker ana feeder steers and
helfers, ~ 10 80. good and choice stocsel
and feeder caves, $40 80 - ~ 50, medium
- ~ 10 30. common 20 medium s1Tg so
CALVES Receipts. $50, v.alsrs slow bu
steady: good ana choice SIS. 80, common
10 medium, Al0g 10. cuiis and common
- 80 y 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rece PTS 500
market not established cary opening BID,
siea0y 10 weak asking up 10 Sll.T5.
HOGS Receipts. 500. market prospects
about steady. 80 quotations available
early today Tuesdays close follows
Good ana cnoice. 200 10 go lbs Si2. 22C
20 23o lbs, All s0; $50 20 200 los Sll 60
80 Ia go his. ll.70. 30 % 27U los
~ 80; 270 20 500 lbs, Sll B.. heavies,
800 10 $50 ms. Sil 10 GO TO 800 lbs
$40 %. 400 20 $50 lbs. $40 So roughs
% 10 s-I5, pigs and lights. $lIQll25,
stays, Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
|Ke|sey-Hdyes Calls
First Mortgage Bonds

KclSey-TayeS Wheel Company
has called for redemption. October
II. all IFS 15-year first mortgage
6 per cent bonds, due Jan. | 1913
at principal plus accrued interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Z IiIl AI,n

CHICAGO. Sept IL INs) HOGS
Receipts II 500. market steady FOLLOWERS
On0, top. Si2 10. hulk xli 6O0l2
hesvies 81 sou II So. mediums Sii.7Ol
Y 10. Aehts, 81 s0Dl2 To- Hght lights
$40 501 ] so, packing soWs. S10n 10 SIS
pigs. 50 80 n 10 So
CATTLE Rec eipts Q 600; marke
yrPHdy Calves Hee44f.te- 7aa-- rffaf-r >
steady. Beer steers: choice. Sli.T5Gi - So
medium, Ssu ll.73, yearlipgs, S9g12 S.
Butchers; heifers. SIS n u so. cows S7.2,
~ bulls. $snl0; calves, STA Is: feeders
$ y IL so Stockers steers SEQ u -
cows and heifers. X75OmlI
SHEEP Receipts. 600 market steadt
ia mis-. ii.5oH r. common 50 5On II So
earrings spa 10; feeders, $iinll s.
yves, So 5Oa525
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Stock Market
Shade Higher
In Early Deals
Aircrafts Feature
With Consolidated Up
2 to Years High

NEW YORK. Sept. II. - The
stock market generally was steady
TO shade higher Throughput
forenoon dealings today, with ac-
.tivity and strength in aircraft
shares featuring.
Outstanding was runup oe
about two points in Consolidated
Aircraft 10 new high for the
year. following declaration of 4
81 cash and a 100 per cent stock
dividend
Douglas Aircraft climbed better
than a point. while Boeing. Locks
heed, Glenn l.. Martin and Curtiss-
Wright each gained fractions in
fairly heavy dealings.
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies,
common and preferred, each up
more than a point 10 new highs
for the year. extended their sharp
rise of yesterday.
Other issues 70 reach new peakS
were Hiram Walker Loews and
American Sugar.
Fractional gains were the rulA
in most pivotal groups as coppers.
motors, rails. chemicals and mail
orders. Some utilities were back
ward. notably Public Service ot
New Jersey.
The reaction in steel shares cara
ried Bethlehem down 10 its l94u
bottom of GIG.
Interna tionsI News Service Wire
| CHICAGO, Sept. IL Grains
were under moderate pressure at
the opening today with wheat hc
to &c off. Corn was CSC to IA
off. and oats sc to ssc off.
Soy beans, following the recent
sharp break. were in fair demand
and started s4c 10 &c up. May
selling at S1S61s M186l4
\ WHEAT - December, S1.21 u 0i
1.21a4: May. Sl25&: July. Sl.27.
CORN - September, TIC; De-
cember. S27s a &c. May, S7ssc.
OATS September, 50l2c; De-
cember, 52ss a 52lac; May, SAY ID
54s4c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Detroit Poultry

Msrkei fnf sprinrers weak balance
steady hens average run. gle. legnorn
hens ne and up l6c. cocks. 10 " re
rock srnnEcrs. average run. zoe. leghorn
spfirgers lie.
FGGs Market stcafv. current receipts,
g be-. undsrgradcs, 2fii n 2Sisc
southern Railway rsports for the seven
months ended July ~ q nei income ~
80 274 i3e equal ~ SSst share on the
common asainI 81 los as3 or al 90 ~
the per cent preferred IN the 1910 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished hy The IA.
iional Association ot Securities Dealers
NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Detroit Stock Exchange
1871 Range
INIIST In

payable In 1881 bPaly extra extra In stock d-opt"
con sesumusions 'odd lot. only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Foreiqn Exchange

\Fw YORK. SEP, y Prices m 80
~ ROpF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

6TIDING STAR CHAPTER no. 1l-sTATED MEETING 1st
Wednesday DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Ma.
ronNrs Alphretta Williams sIs Trowhrdge. To. 6.isO
Worthy PaironMr Richard white 513 Tlllman Secretary
Mrs. Viola Perry. $50 Leland TIE. 1899
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER No. 9-STATED MEETING-st Friday
DEGREE WORK 3rd Friday Worthy Leah Mar.
Tin 6l7 Garfield. Apt Te 3SO7; worthy PatronMr A.
BRISTOL sil Jos Campau RI lSS: Secretary. Mrs.
Riley. 1899 Parker, III s5G5.
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO 1i-STATFD MEETING-Is Wed.
nesda,. DEGREE WORK 3rd "Wednesday. WORTHY Matron-
Mrs. Mattle Collins COLL 2>h 5000. Worthy
Arthur Robinson 1861 EvaIne. Tr. ls559
Lula Hendey. 1854 kllnger
PRISCILLA CHAPTER M. 21-STATED MEETING-snd FRI
day. DEGREE WORN 9Th Friday Worthy MatronMrs. Mar.
ha Cameron 65s Eliot Apt s9I To- 2sOi3 Worthy PATRON
Mr. Heywood Can't. 600 Hartford. Ty. 4sss Secretary
Mrs. Helen u. CAN'T. 5000 Hartford. Ty. 4-555S.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. 16-STATED MEETING-fs
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday Worthy Matron-Nrs
Willie Austin. 20s90 Mtcheldale Acting Worthy Patron-N
Richard white 5is Tmnn secretary-Nrs. Gladys Hard.
wick. e0l1 Chene. VI. O5sh
ST AGNES CHAPTER no 2s-STATFD MEETING Wednes.
das. DEGREE WORN 4th Wednesday Worthy Patron
MIS- Elizabeth Logan 60ii esh Ty 60sig;
Mr. MIN Flood 1863 Hartford SecretarMr Lorraine Tai
hot, $500 Bicycle, Ty. s.O6sO.
CAPsIONK CHAPTER NO STATED MEETING end Thurs.
DAY. bLGhtE WORN ith Thursday worthy Matron- Mrs
Rosetta Matthews 3s32 T. Fort ~ 6igs worthy Patron Rev,
Floyd Harris 1881 McDougal FL Ss75 Secretary-Nrs John
nie N. HILL 2ss7 Madison FL $685..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
Presbyterian Church

The Rev Henry Porter. the pas
tor, preached very impressive
sermon last SUNDAY morning from
Matthew 21:l4 and Is on tho sub
iect For WHAT Will You Sell Your
l.fc? He told about Judas ho-
trayal OF Jesus FOR about sig in our
money. and his untimelv end also
and how cheaply we hold our Lord
instead OF giving him the honor
and alteration due him. We arc
sclfsceking. which leads 10 satan
rather than to Christ. THE great
EST in heaven must be the greatest
on earth in love. self-denial and
sacrifices" he said.
a very ENJOYABLE Tea was held
from n pm. at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs Troit Grier. $50
Mt. Vernon avenue. by the Sunday
School Book committee. II was
well attended and good musical
and literary program presented.
Funds are being collected 10 re-
place the Sunday School hymnals
which were destroyed in the church
fire last December. Tables we're
In charge OF Mrs. Chas. jenkins.
Mrs. F1ossie Pretlow. Mrs. Grier
and Others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
DIR. Gavin w. Allan
Will Be Speaker At
9th Church OF Christ

There viii DO free lecture on
Christian science in Condor Inter
meds'a Saoo Nes' Grand RoGle-
ward ard Buchanan street Monday.
March 81 AZ pm.
THis lefle is e'fen under the
3lsp es ~ N'n'h cherch OF Christ.
Scientist iCoiorcil. Detroit. and the
speaker VIII be Gavin " Allan. c
S ~ Chris % tho Board Of lec-
fsre. hia ~ The Mother Church
The Fr-' Church ~ Christ. Scien-
1857 in BOSTON Mass
Tic plhlr IS cordially invited.
DRc !'y VIII be tive snhjec' %
III fcsson-sernon in all Christian
Scierre Churches throurhou, tho
w.r'8 on sunday March 90
Tho Gc'der Text Jeremiah
FL To- Is "Ths Lord hath hrouehf
forth our rirhisolsress come. ami
~ 81, declare In zion the work
~ TO Lrfd OH Ord
Among tho Bible citations is
fhi- pas .slo 'Homans .O For
'ho inNisihle things o. him from
'ho creation o' the world arc clear
IS soon being understood hy tho
things thar arc mads even his
eternal power and Godnead"
Corselaiivo passages To be read
fm thc Christian science text
hook IS ence and Health with
Kew n Tho Scriptures by Mary
pako- Eddy include The following
~ asll The Scriptures imply
tha' God Is All-in-all From this
. follows that nothing possesses
resli'y nor eyistenc'. eNcep' tho
divine Mind and His ideas. Every
fh.fs IN Gods universe expresses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
Heated Discussion
Continues On Proper
Name For Race

The question raised in this news
paper several weeks b. Isaac
Jones. Detroit Trihunes radio col
umnisi as 70 whether our race
should he referred TO as Negroes or
Colored continues 70 bring steady
streams OF letters. expressing
their opinions and desires
According 70 Mr. Jones. the De-
troit Tpibune by CARRYING this de-
bate TO IT'S readers has proven It's
pulling power
Not only 4 that true Mr. Jones
said II have found that The rri-
bune reached all groups and
classes of our people. and many
readers Of the whiio race. WHO have
begun to express their views on
the Negro VS.. Colored discussion
This debate IS unlike many
"Fly-by-night" discussions that
reaches The page OF newspaper
once. or twice and is forgotten by
the person who writes II A. we'll
as the readers each week mo num-
Der Of letters and compliments IN
oreases"
1T may also be OF interest 10
know continued Mr. Jones ",ha,
AT the same time the first article
appeared in this newspaper,
called the attention o. the use ~
the word Negro TO tho editor OF
the Afro-American who teplied
that that newspaper had already
completed survey on the subject,
CONTINUED on page i9l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29

Gertrude Johnson prss,dsn, n
Marionettes. Miss Matte H 80
sidcnt; the Merry Bees SEWN, e..
Gle Mrs. Emma Coleman 49,.
dent the Modern Home usl..
Mrs George Jones presa,7, \
Modernistic study club Ms ".
ma Bacon. president the Nsa r.
study club. Mrs. Fame Rs,s.
president. the New Idea So.,a I.
civic club Mrs. Emma Reed r.,
sideni the the North rr s,...
club, Mrs NJ L. Patton. prss.as,,
The Progressive leagas NJ. Al.
Sheriff. president. The Sa-re,, J..
and Literary club. Mrs A.,
Clemens. president TIE vii :,
Workers club Mrs Aihsr, G.s.r
Law. president, the Yosns ",
mems Peerless club. Ms s,s,
Lindsay, president
Get A Birth CertIhcat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
GARFIELD
BOYS GET
HIGH RATING

on recent city-wide general
mental test Garfield Intermediate
School boys ranked second among
those OF the Is intermediate schools
reporting and in mechanical
drawing test. they carried or first
place in one division These re-
suits are especially interesting he
cause ot The national defense pro-
gram and the great demand FOR
men with mechanical ability
The general metal test is made
UP al the BOARD OF Education and
given 10 all hoys. taking the metal
shop course. at the beginning and
end ~ each semester
In The initial Oh test Garfield
made 81 points. This was exceeded
only ny Duffield intermediate with
IS POINTS
In the initial "a tes, Garheld
made ga points exceeded by
Neinas Intermediate SIS points
The phase NJ mechanical drawing
tested VAS tho quality ot lettering.
The test in which Garfield eurpass-
FL al other schools was The initial
test in The last semester with a
score OF 7s.s points The average
for the city was s. points.
None ~ the above scores are on
percentage basis The highest
mark possible was in every case
only slightly above the highest
score named
Among those who did we'll on the
test are tho following Morris Lon
bard Alex Mich Clifford Duffey.
William Allen Charles Coleman.
William Mylss Alfred Dixon John
Bnffen, and John Searles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
Little Rock Baptist

The choir rendered many heauti-
fe Numbers before the sermon by
Pas'or r f. Tate HIS message
was based on Paul's letter 70 the
Romans.
The Michigan BAPTIST Builders
association will meet az Union Bap-
iist church in River Rouge from
March IS 10 March 30
The Rev r. r Tate president
u the improvement club announces
nat the club will meet at the
church TUESDAY evening
Mrs. NJ r. Cousin is church re-
porfer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
Usher Board Notes

The city Usher Board union hid
ilS installation services a. chapel
IIill Baptist church SUNDAY. March
% ~ pm The rev. Mr.. Taylor
conducted the services.
The new officers viii be honored
~ banquet April II ~ Mt olive
Baptist church Farnsworth near
Beauhien
The union will he guest 81 the
Ebenezer church In celebration Of
their Usher board anniversary next
Sunday At pm
The monthly meeting Of the un-
ion will he tho second and fourth
Thursday 81 each month.
J. s. webb is reporter.
Get A Birth Certificate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
With The Churches
Church OF God

The Rev r D. McGhee spoke
sunday morning from Isaiah 54:l7-
The pastor and congregation will
appear on program in Yysilanii
Wednesday night March &c Friday
evening Dr McGhee and members
" u 20 10 Flint
Mrs Effie Randle, president OF
me HNPr and Mrs Ida keene.
Junior choir directress are plan
rinr an Easter program.
Mrs jamie Hair IL church re-
7nrfcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29

ton 20 formally enter fnelr new
home at S9s Ferry me first o. April
The spirit ~ confidence and CO.
operation prevailed as the women
listened 10 Mrs Brown pinch hit
ting for Miss Hertha Priest Mrs.
G s Smith and Mrs Moore re-
personalities Of the American Lea
que FOR Peace Mrs Brown spoke
on THE Women Of Tomorrow :
Mrs. Smith WAS introduced AS a
veteran leader Of women whose
character courage and confidence
in the cause had given strength in
is forward surge. She contributed
toward the building fund and ex-
tended a loan ~ 500 to make ready
the opening ~ no home in April
In her forcefn plea 70 keep
America al peace Mrs Moore
pointed out that Great Briiian is an
exploiter o. dark races of mo world
and that a victory ~ The British
Empire offered no incentive 70 the
American Nerro 20 help save
Britain She further urged Ameri-
ca 70 keep ont ~ war IN order 10
save tho socia gains made IN the
last eight wears
Mr. DIXIE Bennett ~ fhe Dor
cas- club WAS chairman Alter the
oneniur song. me National Negro
anthem. Mrs stewart ravo the IN.
vocation The welcome address was
delivered by Mrs Norris and we'll
rendered piano solo was niavea nv
Mrs Margaret James
Officers ~ no As.o.,.,,n -,
Womens c,phs ,,o Ne pos. G..
presiden, liza S,aw,r a., III.
presiden, Mrs rare,,o 49,.
second v,co nros,dor, a.. 49,,
smith tressurer vr rosi.
recording secre,ar v,s -.
Preston rorresnond,ne ser.o,..,..
Mrs. Anna Nareb,r o.,,os',r
Mrs al, PAM, ,r.. -
Ada Johnson n.,l,r.,,..,
Mrs G : smnh ,halrm., "A
Ai-orv Board Mrs g. ~ ns
Mrs SADIE rindss, ~ ~
i.oomi. and Mr. or. So,r,on-
Participating orran,zatiors 4,
clud ,hc ANA c,ph j, u,,.n
Mrs Ardera stevens s nras;don,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
St. Paul, Southwest

The Roy s s Harris pastor,
preached sunday morning from
Psalm l37;i-e The Choral club
sang Following tho sermon an old
time testimonial meeting Was held.
Presiding Elder David Blake held
his third quarterly conference
Monday night Each ~ The boards
and club reporters Eighty three
dollars and ninety-one cents was
raised
z a viviaus is reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
Mrs. c. 5. Smith Loans Group $500;
Is Clubs Represented AT Meeting
BY Alfred Casey

With all efforts bent toward the $4,000 club bon
drive members Of the Association of Women's clubs MY
in mass meeting Sunday afternoon at Bethel churcI
Pledges and contributions already given. Mrs Rosa Gra
president announced makes it possible for the orrana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29
ehncb reporiei
Guests

Mrs Risnard Fiody WAS tie
slf ~ her sis'or and hro'hcr-ir-
arl MIS- Charles o DAVIS
fe~o1 tho Iouis-Simon hrh'
Friav nirtf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29

TT Sg ~orning ms aro
teaa We Rev Nelson
pr Ttf senior choir sang
.nfar
~ 81 tho ROY " a CrH
N Al'oe Temple gave 2 force
W n'on 'of Tho Georg club
rt.sl s2i 40 20 out sfep tho
nfnar ~atr
NJ. -n--- n 1-.--l rerorlr-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29

H@rs casrSl' i' church repor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-29

2 A vivisns IS reporter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

THE WHITTIER

petrolt's finest residential hotel; 2 70
rooms. Burns Drive, out East JEFFERSON.
LIE. 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
SUSSEX

SIS brick inc hot air hit. 7-car gar.
down payment monthly terms
arranged on bal. Call We. $1,000.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXCH., INC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

is YOUR PROPERTY FoRECLosEp2-
TOR SOLD FOR TAXES7 NEED MONEY?
Write in confidence; give full particulars.
Address Box A-2371, The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Rentals Wanted

REFINED cclored couple wishes 10 rent
small furnished apartment. Townsend
k-e772
-coLORFD couple would like Broom apart
nnent unfurnished. vicinity John R-Rus-
sell district. Terrace 2-gT0s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Houses for Sale
(West of Woodwayd)

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. section-s-room
bungalow. corner lot sacrifice. $3.50
H0cArth S01S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

SOMERSET, io440-5-room brick colonial !;
oil heat: lease, $3.50. Niagara eals. -
WALLED LAKE. 1910 Austin DrIye-year
round 4-room garage adults $50. Uni
xarsttv .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

DEFENSE Houses; unfinished y acre
wiring, plumbing. 14-Mile, 4. Rochester
road Stevens. X. o. e779.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Houses for Sale

BLAcKsToNE-Grand River Beautiful s.
room brick, $1,000. must sell. hurry
Hogarth 60ts
ECORsE 4g Union near Jsnerson) A.
condition : rooms. suitable Tor single
home Or Income bungalow gas heat. attic
insulated. garages cheap Many others
see our lists and pictures
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT co.
62i7 Fort " VI 1.tfOC
MANDALAY s2ii NEAR lincoln Motors
Five rooms furnace $3.50 DOWN
1855 MICHIGAN Lafayette o70o
.MkYPt-RY GRAND asif room frame
scar garage. lot 5sNl32 50 900 Daw
son 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Housekeeping Rooms

ADELAIDE. 224--Close downtown two
and bath. resr' steam heat. adults
ATKINSON. 14si - one or $40 rooms
kitchenstte Reasonable. Suitable couple
Hadison 5s3s.
CAS-, 27ii-Large front. stove Chester
held. water parking; adults; S5O
small room. sl7 month.
FoREaT. WEST So Woodward Two
Housekeeping ssmi-toiiet. large single.
front.
iNDfANpALE, 201s Dawson Fourteenth
Single housekeeping. private entrance
everything furnished 50.
MACK, ssss-Thres cream small rooms
Nurphy Two men, ruups. 70 Objection
~ baby.
80 ffr~---9rl Comfortably
furnished rooms. s. 80. sisc'rc plate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Houses for Sale
HAZEL PARK

HAZEL PARK
Near defense plants bedrooms 40-ft. lot,
Elassed porch. gar. x2.950, $500 down
criger. 1927 F., 9Miie. Hazel PIX RIO. 1888
NEW four room house; Il acre, restricted
community S2,250, terms. Vermont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Income Bungalows for SAFE

.ECORSE. 40 Union-1ncome; gas auto
matte. Small down payment. Vinewood
2-4444.
ILOUISE-Near Hamilton brick. 2-fsmily
3 rooms and hath each, Pear gar, 70-u.
lot: rents SsT; 81 500. $500 down. UN.
-26OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Houses for. Sale -....-....
East of Woodword)

A GROOM home for only 81. 1855 with
$500 down and S25 per month: gar. and
large lot; bath. gas. eec, 25600 r. JEFF
mr.. 1o-Mile road, or 24700 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Children to Board
Share Living Quarters

ATTRACTIVE private home: share with
refined couple; excellent transportation.
Townsend 1880.
CLARENDON SOUTH ASH Couple or
two gentlemen share home Tyler 4029s
HoLcOMB-JEFFFRSoN - Business pre-
fessional woman; nicely furnished; own
bedroom. Murray ss72.
JEFFERSON EAST Share nicely furnished
APARTMENT business girls. Ran
doiph SO29
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

COCKTAIL tables. smokers. lamps, end
tables. novelties, cedar chests, lounge
in dealing with factory dist. Terms. Open
evenings. Alvin's. s715 w. Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Board and Room

Board and Room
A SAVING up 10 500 under present long
distance tariff. low set OF storage rates.
434 East Wills. Temple i-477s.
BIRWoOD. l467t- Fenkell- Wyoming dis
irict = gentleman, clean. warm, comfort
able room. American home. newly fur
nished: good meals and lunches
COMFORTABLE home for elderly people
Room, board care. reasonable. Temple
1-7137.
GRAND RIVER. 5544, South Clarendon
Single. double; board optional. Tyler
5000.
PRIVATE HoME-Two gentlemen walk
ing distance Hudson, chrysier, Briggs.
Murray 1904.
- -
Children TO Board
COLORED children; wholesome food. Chris
tan home. girls 6-Si reasonable. Tyler
$3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Housekeeping Rooms

RoSEDALE. so Woodward Large front
also single. kitchen optional, Townsend
7-s3S2'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Household Goods Furniture, Household Good

COMPLETE home furnishings: En- terms.
Goodman Furn., 400 w. Warren t3Oth).
DINING sET--Nine pieces, walnut tuphol-
stered). Sacrificing. Townsend 1894.
q0d4- Iesiie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

-cor,BtrRv. I5I-Krtrsctive large room
couple or gentlemen: excellent trans
pNrtation reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

BUNK beds maple or walnut finish. with 2
springs. matt, now only So %; can
be used a. twin beds. Nome 1000 Cass
open Mon, Wee, Fri. ewes. Sun. 10 3.
BUNK BEDS, 2 springs. ? mat. $50.
Benson, 1924 Woodward. Eve, sun. Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Electric Washers
NEW WASHER, $500

Floor sample. 1899 model. all-porcelain tub.
Also several 1e41 floor samples reduced
q. f., Thor. ABC, Bendix. etc.
:, BUY ON CONVENIENT TERMS
Your Old Washer IN Trade
RUBY'S - OPEN EYES.
s43s GRAND RIVER. NEAR QUINCY
sz3s MACK. NEAR MCCLELLAN
1881 GRAND 'RIvER. SNEAR TERRY
Grand River stores Open Sunday II 20 o
OWN a new Easy or Maytag. Terms same
as laundry. 81 per wk. Pingree 1895. Dir
WALNUT bed with springs. vanity with
stool, gateleg and kitchen tables. 1859
Leisure. Vermont 7-0033.
WANT TO sleep In comfort? Innerspring
mattresses from well-known mfgs., 50. e5.
Values up TO $3.50. Alvin's, SITS w. Yer
nor. Open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

FAIRVIEW near Shoemaker rooms,
h a; $1,000, NeS down, 500 month.
MOENlNG. 1920 F.. jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Resorts for Sale

s ACRFs IN Saginaw Raw: $3.50 r
mond W. Swanson. Cadillac 3sas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Business Property for Sale

A GOOD corner on Harper: small building
suitable for barber, beauty shop or other
business; 2 lots, 81 ESQ. 5000 down
24700 HARPER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

CARPETS, rugs made over: laid, repaired.
standard Rug a. Opt Cleaners. RA. 6i31.