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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Miss Craig Honor Guest

MarNanna Craig was honor
guest At a beautiful tea given
Tuesday nv Mrs. Howard Hoi-
den and her daughter Jane and
Mrs W. w. McGregor Appoint
mentS were carried out IN bridal
white and crystal
Mrs Lyman Craig mother of
the brlde-elcct and Mrs jams
10y Miller. whose son Henry
Leonard Miller Miss Craig Viii
marry October II. presided A.
the tea table
Mrs Lyman Craig IT, z7to ~
dessert bridge Thursday .or Ter
siSier.in law N her new apart
mont. Tin Whistle ~ mo
Craig estate. and on Friday
Mrs Raymond 6 Day of Fast
River road Crosse he c1ir--
tanned for Miss Craig
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton NJ
fIgbie Of kenSlng'on road 20.
turned Wednesday from a motor
trip.
Barbara Booth daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Warren 5 Booth
of Martell drive left Sunday for
California where she VIII no a
sophomore Al ScuppS College
this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Miss Kern Entertained

The second of many parties
for NarN Louise Kern whose
wedding 10 DAVID y Nlger vii
take place next month started
FRIDAY when Joan MuzZy on
tertalned A. a kitchen shower
and tea for nor a. her home IN
Lowell court. The girls We're
classmates a. kings WOO RI
school and Joan is disappointed
10 bc going back 10 Smith Col
logo this weekend and mss the
wedding
Mrs. Harvey r. Shuler Sally
Brooks gave luncheon and
table top shower At her home IN
Detroit FRIDAY and next Tues
DAY Mrs Ernst Kern will give a
luncheon for 40 guests Al the
Detroit Club
Many other parties viii fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
MeomksA- Soeial.Harpenings in the UiM-6 rminsh
Mrs. Lymburner
He ads Meetino

AN OPEN meeting of-the
SoroptimiSt Club is scheduled
for Tuesday noon AZ the Book
Cadillac Hotel Mrs. Barbara
Lymhurner, president, Will re-
turn from her trip 10 Atlantic
City IN time 10 preside IN the
meeting
Speakers viii he Lois BrlSon.
Josephine Herber and Bernlece
Merrill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Wires Crossed

Then. while we meandered
out through the lovely gardens.
passed the wishing well and
swimming pool 10 the large
playhouse Al the far end Of the
Gilbert estate, we remembered
that Ella Gilbert had telephoned
us about CARRYING on 10 the
garden playhouse, but owing 10
our penChant for muffing direc-
tons. her thoughtful lnstruc-
tionS had been lost on us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Red Cross Hostess

Mrs f. & Hatch Of WIllitts
street was hostess a. tea Thurs
day for several workers Of the
American Red Cross production
unit IN Birmingham. Of which
Mrs. Hatch is general chairman.
Mrs. l.. r. ColgroNe and Mrs.
Bruce Wilson are co-Chairmen.
Mrs Donald lad is IN charge Of
all knitting and Mrs Carleton
c Patterson is head Of the
Birmingham Motor Corps
Mrs. +. {. Guest is in charge
Of surgical dressings. Mrs. {. r.
Buck III is organizing home
nursing courses and Mrs. Ster-
ling Saunders has secretary and
publicity work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mrs. McOrew
Names Chairmen

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA, Court Detroit. Will
give a bridge luncheon on Satur-
day at | o'clock, in the Women s
Guild club rooms in the Metro
politan building.
Mrs. James r MCGreW chair
man, has appointed the follow
ing committee Chairmen.
MESDANES
Edward Andrew Emma r BRADLEY
James Cooper Remand = Blk
and Mss Agnes Burns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Home Economics
Unit Opens Season

DETROIT HOME ECONOM-
les ASSOCIATION will open
it's Fall season With = tea on
Thursday, at 4 o'clock in the
Women's City Club.
Mrs David D. Dunlop, au-
thority on artistic flower ar
rangements. will give a talk and
demonstration. at 4,30 o'clock,
on Decorative Tables for the
Home"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

loW including teas which Mrs
George Hughes and Mrs Fred
crick Hughes viii gire Two
dinners that we know Of are 20
he gwen by Mrs VIII Traub
and Mr. and Mrs Harry "
TAYLOR.
Nr and Mrs { T. Wilson arc
both IN the East Nh Wilson rH
Sow York and Mr. Wilson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Birmingham
Juniors Ian
Bundle 7 ca
RIRMINGHAM. Sal. y

BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 20.
BIRMINGHAM and Bloomfield
ID Hills members Of the Junior
League will hold their Fall
Bundle Tea Wednesday after
noon at the Community House.
They are urging guests 10 look
well and deep into clothes
presses and attics, because the
need for clothing for the worthy
work done by the Thrift Shop
will be great this year.
Mrs. Paul b. Hoffman and
Mrs. Edward A. Schirmer are IN
charge of the tea and table
decorations, and pouring will be
retiring board members Mrs.
Carl A. Underhill. Mrs. Vernon
j. Meyers, Mrs. w. o. Briggs
Jr. and Romayne Thompson.
Doris Otter IS chairman OF
the new board, with Mrs. Wash
burne Wright as her assistant.
Mrs. George T. Bogard is buSi-
ness manager and secretary,
Mrs. John r. MacManus, as
sisted by Mrs. James Morrison
Taylor, is in charge of marking,
and Mrs. Everell Fisher heads
the motor corps.
Mrs. Martin p. Vorberg. with
Mrs. Ralph l.. Polk Jr. assisting,
is in charge Of donations. Mrs.
John T. Huntington is head Of
personnel with Mrs. John w.
Blanchard running the bulletin
and Mrs. Fred NJ. Doris giving
out publicity Mrs. Paul r.
Hoffman and Mrs r. A. Schim-
mer are on the entertainment
committee and act as advisory
members.
Junior League will hold lis
annual Fall luncheon AT Bloom
field Hills Country Club shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Bopp Sisters 10 College

BETTY AND MARY LOU
BOPP have returned 10 Man
hattanville College They are
the daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
A. j Bopp OF Mainland aNenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Guests From Illinois

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Nc
GlnniS have Is their house guests
over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Bennett of Glencoe, III.
Other Birmingham visitors
are Mr.. and Mrs. George Secor
Of Toledo and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
F. Rummel Of Pontiac, who are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
O. Mead Of Washington road
Mr. and Ms. William p.
WinSlow. who VIII move the last
OF the month 10 Wilmette. H.,
were guests Of honor at a break
fast party Sunday morning At
the Charles -. Mccall home and
again on Sunday at A cocktail
party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James a. Grer al their home IN
Lakeside drive
Mrs. WlnSlow and Mrs. W. :.
Mougey viii be Joint hosteSSeS
A. luncheon Wednesday for
Mrs ElolSe Thomas.
Nh and Mrs Paul +. MinSel
of NeStWoOd drive were hosts at
dinner this evening 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Koring Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph l.. Polk Jr. and Mr..
and Mrs. j SanderSon Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
McCaNs
Entertain at
Club Dinner
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,
September 20.

EATE has shown her most
Il ironical mood in Bloomfield
Hills this beautiful Fall weather
by laying low with some form Of
fashionable "allergy" WHICH pro-
hibits those ked-forward-to
walks, and picnics 10 many own
ers Of beautiful estates.
Even the horse shows al Meta
mora are forbidden but todsy's
Hunter Trials were well-attended
and the presidents dinner at
Oakland Hills Country Club was
the mecca for the following Bir-
mingham and Bloomfield Hills
members who entertained from
four 10 20 guests:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
Thomas NJ Richard . M,sd
Cummings e & Hlun
Charles r. Accsn Donald ". hay
J Ray olAro Joseph r@th
y y Curr'on ; n irvsy
Gould Aim Jack U.ntsnon
~ HotsEai " McPhaN
Joseph Sweeney Robert l.. Gamer
]. Kooert A,sn, Frank J. h,Ginuls
Harris r. Vslmslsy
r !. Anderson and Charles
F.. Carey entertained members
~ their Winter badminton and
bowling group Friday evening m
famous downtown taproom.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Carey
were included as guests, and
others were.
NESsRs AND MFSpAMFS
\ SrrtrrsY Russ-l S~f err
Turnsf H.. Csf RohFr' o.
Pau Not man copeland
" : Mclean Tom - cat
John + s. car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mrs. A. w. Ross Jr
Has Dinner Meet

The ALUMNAE If Phi Ma
viii meet for dinner on Thurs
day AZ tho home Of Mrs. A W.
Ross Jr, in RoSemont avenue.
A. 7 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Party Wednesday
In Gesu Auditorium

THE DIRECTORS of Ges1
Unit Of the Jesuit Seminary All
has selected for it's Autumn 81
clal activity a dessert-game
party, which will he hell
Wednesday in the Gesu. Audi
forum Mrs. Eugene G.. Dond
hoe IS in charge of the enter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

visiting her sister near Pitts
burGh. Pa
Guests Of Mrs r J Anderson
Al a bridge luncheon at Bloom
field Hills Country Club next
Wednesday viii be
MESDAMFS
srhrmer Charles y Csrsv
sAudsrs Turner Duncan
car. J. WIFI Claw = Hetnsi
Pau. p Holman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
| aides of Zoar
Plan Luncheon

THE LADIES OF ZOAR SO
Getty will hold a luncheon an
card party at 2:30 p. m. on Fri
day at Milady's House.
Proceeds will benefit the Ger
man Protestant Home for Or
phans and Old People
Mrs. John Bloom viii b
hnClnEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

| Air Cooled Throughout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Fish Tackle
Tax Proposed

A tax on fishing tackle 10 pro-
vide federal aid ia state fish resto-
ration projects will be imposed on
all anglers If Senate Bill No. 1914
introduced a few days ago by Sen
ator Bennett Champ Clark oil Mis-
souri, becomes law.
The bill is patterned after the
Federal Aid 10 Wildlifc (Pittman-
Robertson Act.
The wording Of the new bill fol
lows closely that of the Buck bill
now pending in the lower House
except that il sets the effective
date for July /, 1912 instead OF
two months following presidential
approval, thus giving fishing tackle
manufacturers more time 10 adjust
their businesses 10 the change.
The bill provides 10 per cent
excise tax on certain types Of fish
ing tackle including rods, eXcep
natural bamboo poles, reels, lines
except cotton or linen sold in guam
tity by the pound, hank or ball
artificial bats and lures. tackle
boxes. hand landing nets. creels.
Plain hooks, snaps, swivels. sink
ers and floats are exempted rs i
equipment for capturing FISH FOL
commercial PURPOSES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Dates for


July 13-LaSt day MICHIGAN
STATE TRAP TOURNAMENT at
Battle Creek Gun Club.
July Il Registered SKEET
SHOOT at Jackson Skeet Club.
July Michigan Conservation
Commission meeting at old Fort
Office, Mackinac Island.
July 15-Free showing National
Rifle Association Institutional
rifle film. Light Guard Armory,
8 p. m. All rifle shooters invited.
July 20 COON DOG FIELD
TRIAL al KcrvS Park, on Hamlin
road, IL miles west of Rochester
on Clinton River.
July 20-Archery Field Meet,
Detroit arChers.
July MIDSUMMER RIFLE
MATCHES a. Flint Rife and
Pistol Club, Class c small bore
shoot.
july 20 Oakland County Boat
club Regatta. boat races, Sylvan
Lake
July Flake trout trolling
derby begins at Eagle Hsrbor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Mayor Heads
Softba|| Group

Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr.
Saturday was named chairman Of
the executive committee OF III,
A mateur Softball Association
which will conduct the worlc
championship softbsll tournament
here September 1914. inclusive.
Wilbur Z. Lands, president oil
the A. S. A., governing body OF the
sport. announced other appoint.
ments to the executive committee
as follows:
John c. Manning, managing edi-
tor of The Detroit Times; w. j.
|Scripps, general manager WWJ
and Detroit News; Douglas b.
Martin, Detroit Free Press; Wal.
ter Dossin. president Detroit Pepsi
Cola Company.
George w. Trendle, WXYZ; Leo
j. Fitzpatrick. WJR; Roscoe B.
Huston, postmaster; Harry Ben
nett, Ford Motor Company; Nate
Shapero. president Cunningham
Drug Company; II. ]. Roesch,
director of industrial relations,
Briggs Manufacturing Company;
Charles Winiger. Dodge Chrysler
Corporation; S. T. Gilbert, presi-
dent Deisel-Wermmer-Gilbert Cor
poration.
T. A. Denzig, personnel director
Kelsey-Hayes; c. E. Weiss. per-
sonnet director Packard Motor
Company; Mrs. Charles (Esther)
Gitlin; Capt. Thornton T. Brod-
head: John l.. Zurbrick, director
of immigration and naturalization /;
John j. Ross, president Detrola
Radio Company, and Russell j.
Megargle, Hudson Motor Company.
The committee Is one Of four or
five being named to handle the
huge five-day tournament, which
will be highlighted by the Pageant
of American Youth" and selection
of world champions in both mems
and girls divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
BY DON GILES

II any one wants 10 make a
little bet that they can drive an
automobile from Toronto to Win
nipeg without leaving Canadian
soil. take them UP on it. 1t can't
be- done-that is, not this week or
next.
But Il won't be long before the
first tranS-Canada high way is
completed Canadian highway Off
Gals estimate the last link in their
first tranSContinental highway will
be completed sometime this Fall.
With the completion of this i'm
portant road, Sportsmen see in il
the opening Of vast new hunting
a n d fishing area. Though the
country through which the high
way will pass is endowed with rich
mineral deposits. 10 say nothing
OF the pulpwood industry, sports
men will play a great part in the
development of this unspoiled
land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

this country, fishermen will bt
kept busy fishing the thousands Of
lakes and streams-many of which
are the seldom if ever fisheo
variety.
At present, the Ontario govern
ment has large gangs of mer
cutting through the virgin bush
between Geraldton and Hearst, q
distance Of 153 miles. 1t is q
strenuous undertaking with many
obstacles 10 overcome. and the
work is being rushed.
This section will connect al
Geraldton with a gravel road
opened last year. competing via
Nipigon 20 Fort William and Port
Arthur at the head of Lake
Superior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
By w. j. ALLISON
b8 Davenport, Detroit, Mich.


When l was a kid. was fishing
with my dad in Flat River just
north OF Lowell. Mich. This was
our favorite spot for bluegills. This
day we were getting quite a few
bites, when all OF a sudden my old
cane pole bent double and under
the boat went my line. 1 knew
right then that 1 had more than
a bluegill. After the help and adj
vice from faithful dad, we man
aged TO get our sea monster in the
boat. Dad said, "Son, you have q
dog fish, lie said they were not
good eating at that time OF year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
HUNTING IN THE OPEN FISHING
New Fish Laws
Are Discussed
By Commission

When the state conservation
commission finishes its business Al
the old Fort Office, mp on Mack
mac Island. Monday, a lot Of i'm.
pOrtant matters IN connection
with new hunting and fishing laws
are going 10 be known.
The meeting will be the most
important, of the year. Besides
many FISH and game Laws the
commission Will null over several
now legislative acts pertaining %
the policy and purchase OF public
lands.
one act recently passed by the
state Legislature contains five
important changes in the State
Land Office Board Act affecting
the conservation department as
follows:
Re-dehnes owner 10 mean
owner Of any property interest AZ
time title vests IN state; owner
ship no longer required 20 be OF
public record.
, Extends owners application
period from 30 10 90 days
property which is the home
stead of an owner financially able
70 purchase same WILDE with
held from sale under certain con-
dilonS.
4 Property formerly owned by
religious or charitable organiza-
tons can be reconveyed upon
application and payment OF de-
linquent taxes, penalties and In
tereSts.
5-Conservation depart
ment- may by legal proceedings
vacate, amend or alter the re-
corded plat of lands under Its
jurisdiction.
Another act authorizes the con-
servation department 10 sell state
lands under its jurisdiction TO
school districts, churches. govern
mental units and other agencies.
Riparian and other land owners
will be assessed costs OF establish
ing and maintaining normal levels
of lakes, in another act.
One of the most important acts
passed by the recent Legislature
authorizes the director OF con-
servation TO designate deputy to
serve in his stead on the stream
control commission.
1t is expected that the commits
sion will take action on their
newly acquired authority to estab-
iish open seasons for the taking
of deer duck or doe) In Allegan
County. where a serious food
shortage threatens.
Waterfowl rules and regulations
governing taking and manner OF
taking, possession time limits OF
small game animals and birds,
regulation OF cisco netting on In
land lakes and the designation OF
trout lakes will be only a part
OF the many issues TO be settled
at this meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Fisherman Gets His Limit,
Then Finds an Extra

Gordon II. Charles. trout fisher
man OF Traverse City. wants 70
know If he is a law breaker.
While fishing a small tributary
OF the Boardman River he caught
Is browns. one rainbow and one
brooke. Total Is trout.
On reaching home he cleaned his
fish, saving the largest, husky
19-inch brownie until the last. This
trout. ne said, contained something
he never expected to find-,a 7-inch
brook trout.
did break the law with that
sixteenth trout?" he asks. I'm
worried"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
BOOM FOR OUTDOOR FOLLOWERS
New Canadian Road Due 10 Help

and Is expected 10 be kept oper
the year round. It is not a fedora
highway, but q series of provincial
roads.
Years ago, the Canadian govern.
ment started construction on q
highway from Sault Ste. Marie
west along the north shore oil
Lake Superior, 10 Port Arthur
At the same time, work was
started from Port Arthur, east.
The territory embraced some oil
the widest and most rugged coun.
try anywhere. Solid rock made
construction costs enormous.
They reached the Montreal River
about go miles from Sault Ste
Marie, and then work was halted
temporarily. II not permanently
Port Arthur built as far east as
Schrieber. What will ever become
of the proposed highway is only q
guess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Giant Bull Moose

The most notable big game ami
mails in northern Ontario is the
giant bull moose, Whitehall deer
and bear. In the mountainous re-
gions of western Canada, caribou
roam in great herds and noun
tain sheep and mountain goats are
plentiful
Hunters will play only a small
part among ~SportSmen as com
pared with fishermen, for north.
ern Ontario is the land Of the
speckled trout, the aristocrat oI
all fish. With good highways Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Join the Detroit Times Fish
Story Club. It's easy, Write 100
words OF your most exciting
fishing experience. Mail II to the
Detroit Times Fish Story Club.
II your story Is a winner, IL will
he published on this page, and
you will receive q gold lapel
button. Regardless OF whether
you win, every one receives
handsome silver emblem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Link in Defense

Premier Hepburn told the On.
tario Legislature recently, the new
trans Canada highway will be "a
link in the defense of the country.
Any one who has visited or
Travelled by train across this north
land. will Immediately realize how
seriously transcontinental traffic
would be disrupted should any
accident occur on these railway
lines. Completion of the Gerald
ton Hearst section is the only
solution of this problem"
And so, war needs help Canada
realize the long desired but off
delayed trans Canada highway
And all benefit-even sportsnen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
With the
Gunners
State Rifle Gang
to Fire at Flint
Next Sunday

Michigan rife shooters will be
at the Flint Rife and Pistol Club
for the Midsummer small bore
rifle tournament next Sunday. The
program as outlined by Executive
Officer John Weaver is an excel
lent one. The low entry fee gives
all shooters an opportunity to at
tain their N. r. A., rating at the
lowest possible cost.
The Flint club Is located on the
Bristol road, half mile east of bort
highway. near the southern edge
OF Flint. A. J. Marxhausen has
tbeen selected as chief range officer
and Orley Boyd is in charge Of the
statistical detail.
The matches will be conducted
strictly in accordance with Ma
tional Rife Association rules.
Entries close IS minutes prior to
the time OF the match. The
matches are open to all COMPETE
tors.
The Great Lakes Pistol
matches are being held today at
the L. A. Young Gun Club. Nine
Mile and Southfield roads. In
charge Of the tournament Is
Martin Taylor. and Joe Nikoden.
Harry Garland, manager of the
Wayne Sportsmen's Club. 15-Mile
road one mile east Of Van Dyke
has invited members Of the follow
ing rifle clubs to use the range
without cost Sunday, August 3:
Great Lakes Steel Gun Club, Law
renee Tech Blue Devils, Univer-
sity of Detroit, Royal Russians,
Greater Detroit Rod and Gun Club
Carl G. Hall Club. Magic Eye
Rife Club. Fitzsimons Rifle Club
Southeastern Citizens Rife Club
Detroit Gun Club and Roosevelt
Rife Club. ------>,--
All others who participated In
Detroit Times shoot also are in
Ivited.
A champion Of champions
race will Be inaugurated this
year In indianapolis at the Ma
tional Skeet Tournament, Au-
gust 6-10. It Is a 100-all-gauge
target affair open 10 skeet
champions of each state.
Matt Haskin. Detroit skeet
shooter has suggested to officials
that q new ruling on the Illegal
target be adopted. Haskin believes
any shooter participating in a
registered meet, who fires at a
target regardless of whether II
is legal or illegal. be called lost
| IL the gunner misses.
Haskin points out in q recent
tournament he attended a shooter
who wa given credit for break
ing a perfect score Of 100 straight,
which gave him the championship.
HE had 102 chances. His
score should have been 9Sx100,"
Haskin said.
HE missed two targets but
immediately claimed them illegal
and was given another chance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
He Never Came Up
FISH STORY CLUB
WRITER TELLS TALE

So with his knife he slit the old
boys tummy and deprived him of
his contents. With a nip and splash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Open Year Around

The last gap in the highway will
cost approximately $6,000,000. II
will be a gravel road, 40 feet wide,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Elmer Sexton. 1922 Ford Building. Cadii-
lao 1925.
ALL land contracts bought. mtgss. no1S.
AcAush. lti0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac csc,
ANY desirable land contract purckaso1.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR 4 COMPANY
I2o Lafayette Dldg. Csdillas O1lo
AT LOW discounts. We buy land coutr0Sta,
:, Avsrags ~ q first mtg loans. Edward
henkel Co. Hammond bidg: CAD. 7ees.
AVAILABLE private. other funds to buy
land contracts and make porteass ioans
Cherry 241s
CONSULT the enlarged Real Es{afs KyE0s
In the big Sunday Times want A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
WANT ADS CONTINUED
FROM PAGE 10, PART 4


5 ROOMS, 8 acres: So o0o $500 down,
40 acres factory section. $3.50 per acre
terms.
BERRIDGE q MORRISON
7o7 West Firth, Royal Oak Phone 1900
81 ACRES: brick house, paved street
rsct street. Mrs. Pierce, Armsds, kichi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

The Great Lakes Pistol
matches are being held today at
the l.. A. Young Gun Club. Nine
Mile and Southfield roads. In
charge of the tournament Is
Martin Taylor. and Joe Nikoden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

A champion Of champions
race will be inaugurated this
year In indianapolis at the Ma
tional Skeet Tournament, Au-
gust $40. It Is a 100-all-gauge
target affair open 10 skeet
champions of each state.