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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-17
Cruening Asserts Philippines Must Not Be Taken

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (P) - Western frontiers of the United States reach far across the Pac- fife to the China Seas, says Err nest Gruening, governor of AL aska and former director of the Division of Territories and h. Sular Possessions in the Interior Department.
 He told of shortening the dis tances across the Pacific to "chan nel width" and dec ared i've can not wait to defend ourselves at Hawaii, at San Diego or at any other proximal point
 Writing in "The Philippines" !" a monthly magazine published in Washington. Gruening continued:
 We cannot afford to permit az gressor nations gradually and progressively to attack us
 We must not permit them to take the Philippines, because that would make easier an in- vasion of the Dutch East In- dies, which would facilitate the conquest of Australia, which, in turn, would give our enemies everything they need to move against South America"
 He described the Philippines as "a barrier, past which an aggres- sor must move in any further ad- vance southward and eastward" '" and concluded:
 "DeSpite the technical difficult ies of defending the Philippines - and they are being repaired it is essential that the islands be defended.
 We canot yield the Philippin- es to an aggression without giv ing him an added weapon against ourselves. That is imperative to- day. There will be time, when peace is reestabliShed, to return our minds to purely political ob- jectives.
 "President Manuel Quezon and the Filipino leaders well recOg- nize the real factors of the sit uation. They know their inter ests today are identical with our interests. They cannot look for ward to real independence in a world where small nations exist only at the temporary pleasure of aggressive, greedy neighbors.
 'The Filipinos have reiterated their loyalty to the American flag which is proof 10 the axis nations that the perils of democratic life are prefarable-to one people at least-to being under totalitarion 'protection.'
 Tn Alaska, the growing mili- tary development has made it possible for this territory to play it's proper role in the defense of the Pacific Today there is gen. eral realization that the United States must be defended from Al aska, from Hawaii and from wherever else 1t is necessary.
 Alaskan residents, who in clude a considerable number of Filipinos, will do their part in whatever dangers may come as a result of our enlarged role in national defense. People of every locality, territory or nation must realize at last that the defense of one is the defense of all"
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

Clubs 50-mile race around Lake
ST. Clair. open to racing-cruising.
cruising and racing ciaSses There
will BE- no races in this regatta for
the smaller divisions
Sonata, Dave Williams cutter.
also will he out tomorrow TO give
the rivalry zest. Buckeye, 66-foot
yawl, also IS expected 10 get in her
first race here under her new
owner, William A. PetZold.
Tomorrow's regatta will get
under way from an anchor start
off of the Front Range Light in
Lake ST. Clair and follows course
around the Thames River Light
and the St. Clair light. This trip
is the same as the All Night race
in September with the leg up to
Huron Point being omitted
A gun fired from Bob Renolde' 8
IQuerida, Judges boat, between
POS and 2:20 p. m, will be the
signal for the crews TO hoist an
Choir and make sail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Outdoor Clubs
10 Convene

Remove control Of fish and game
from legislative action and an i'm
proved conservation program VIII
result in Michigan. This belief IS
held nv the Michigan United Con-
servation Clubs. who will attempt
+e amend the state constitution by
asking the delegates 10 their fifth
annual convention in Traverse
City. June u and -. TO leave poll
tics out Of conservation
Too often" according 20
Harry Gaines, executive score
tary of the l25-club organization,
"legisIation il dominated by per
s0naI interests and uniformed
persons"
Another important subject 10 be
brought up al the convention for
discussion and decision viii be the
raid on game funds. The conven-
ton Will be asked 10 amend the
state constitution 10 stop diversion
OF such money.
The convention VIII make a COM
plete report on all conservation
bills introduced during the last leg
islatiVe session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
INOceri
Chased as
Mark Ends
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Maybe II was too much TO eX-
pect maybe there's really some
thing to No. - being a iinX.
Whichever the re ason. the
Muskegon Reds in the Michigan
State minor baseball league
couldn't make It 13 consecutive
And it was No. Is
which beat them.
The - was the run total
fashioned by the leading Flint
Indians al Muskegon Yesterday as
they tripped the Tigers farm
club, 1872. Thus, Muskegon''
drive 10 slash Fllnt'S margin
temporarily was halted
Victim of most of the Flint slam
ming was Joe Moceri. the l7-year-
old youth from 81 Charles High
i'm Detroit Banged freely al the
start. Moceri finally gave way tc
Vincent Mrak in the fifth after
the Indians had beltcd him foI
six runs in the one session.
With the victory, Flint also
.widened the distance between the
Indians and the second place ST
Joseph Autos, who wore washed
out of their game with Saginaw
The Indians now enjoy a four-and.
.a-half- game lead
Meantime, La ing Senators
continued 10 skid further down the
trail Despite their new regime
Lansing signed a new manager
Monday. the Senators bowed for
the seventh straight time as
Grand Rapids came up with Al
victory.
Four-hit pitching by Earl Eich-
Ter Of Grand Rapids and Larry
Gardner OF Lansing featured the
contest. Red McClusky made vic
tory sure with a two-run homer
for the Colts in the ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Home Run Ball
Was Curve That
.Didn t Work
BY EDGAR HAYES

Recently We were discussing the
most popular sport Of American
fans-second guessing the man.
ager. The occasion was the re-
moval of Tommy Bridges in favor
of Al Benton with two out in the
eighth inning and the score tied.
Tommy had pi c h @ q magnifi-
Gent ball 10 that point, setting a
seasons record for strikeouts
with "a
Al that time Del Baker was
explaining how he had but one
choice. If he left Bridges in and
the MackS.won he would have been
blamed for taking that chance. If
Benton had lost the game the sec
ond gucSSers could have said he
should have left Bridges in the
box.
That time il worked out Just as
Del had hoped The bases had been
loaded and BEaRcata-raS- the
batter Benton famed him on
three straight pitches.
The same situation arose yester-
day. Johnny Corsica had been
pitching pretty fair ball. Sure, he
had been IN trouble a couple of
times, but each time he pitched
himself out without too much diff
fipItttv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
FATAL INNING

Then came The ninth. The Tigers
were ahead. 81 Hayes had singlee
with one out. Suder went down on
a nice play by Pinky Higgins
Eddie Collins Jr. batted for the
pitcher and was safe on an error.
Once more Baker had to make
A quick decision Again he hac
but one guess Corsica might have
finished. but BTancato was COMING
up. AL Benton'S curve should be
good enough 10 fool him again. 81
Baker sent in Al Brancato hit 2
home run and the ball game was
over
picked Benton because
knew his curve would do the
trick, hut he threw fast ball
and Brancato hi il into the
LANDS. That ssa touch way 10
lose a ball game YOU have al
ready won. But those Athletics
are not giving mp these days.
They fight till the last man is
retired. Yesterday that spirit
won for them" Baker made no
effort 10 conceal his diSaDpOlnt-
ment. He wanted 10 start East
with a nice three-game winning
streak,
Benton was disappointed too
III was just bad pitch. a
curve that didn't work and
Rrancatn took "A toe hold"
Well. the score for the weel
between the manager and the sec
ond guessers is even. Both Wor
one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13


FIIOft rIEHtlI, urTE ~ ~ NTIUtS IN
4 i4ia5-f y IE,tt gsit she PLAYED e4it tAe
round for a is and the next day
came back with q ~ This with a
handicap OF - won her low net
prize Of the entry field for one
round II was 94-2J SO
Donald Weiss OF Flint. whose
wife won The Derby. plays from
50 10 90 az Flint Country Club
His pest score there this season IS
q 20. which also was Mrs Weiss
iow round Of the tournament He
figures he can beat his wife al
match play but gives her the edge
in medal play because she knows
how 10 conserve. strokes and avoid
bad holes
Although he passed up the Dis
trict tournament 10 20 East and
make plans for his approaching
wedding Willie TuTnesa, tn 2
McadoWbrook star plans TO play
IN ncSt months State Amateur al
ChaflcSOiN That should be
quite a tournament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Wilson Almost Had Gumber+

Jimmy Wilson, manager of the Chicago Cubs claims that
he would have Harry Gumbert mound staff right
Branch Hickey of the Cardinals wasn't loaded with luck I'm
mediatey after the Cardinals had acquired Gumber Wilson
pheHed Hickey and asked what price tag he would put
Gumbert.
Hickey named high figure and Wilson agreed TO H. Later
Hickey called liked price $1,000 But Wilson
Gumbert badly ne agreed the Still later Hickey
phoned again announce that the deal off.
g" ls:sod Koy the Reds for $4,000 Hickey explained
II don't need any dough right and I'm going to hold
onto Gumberi"
Koy hasn't done anything especially noteworthy for Gin
cnna but Gumbers brilliant peggng has made the Red Birds
The National League favortes That's baseball for
Some observers yen greatly
impressed by the $40 batting average that Joe DMaggo
he Yanks showing the They point out that hc
atened against the Athletics Browns and Sena
while he has been unable hit 800 against the Tigers In
dams. Red Sox and White Sox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Holds
5O-MiIe Race
For Shippers
By GEORGE f. VAN

One of the best Yachting spats
in years is cooking here this sea-
son between Davie Sloss' kathmar
and Tommy Fishers Apache in the
racing-cruiSing class.
Kathmar. like Apache, is a DO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
BOB TALES
CONTINUED from Page e6)

power supplying of the the current American
League pennant
When Lefty Grove to the American League
1924 he had freba that almost unouchabe
After II years still valuable fellow to have around,
pitching from perhaps but well his toward his
goal of 800 big league wins. He has 297 To date.
Only major eaguers TO reach the 300 mark Grover
Alexander John Carkson, Walter Johnson Tim Keee Chrs
Tony Muane Charles Nichols Eddie Plank Charles
Radbourne, Mike Wech and Cy Young.
Another pegger who day reach this total Bobby
Teller seeking his fourteenth victory of the
his ninth straight when he takes the hill the New
Saturday Teller been beaten the
Browns drove HIM May Just p years Old the
Cleveland cannonba artist still has his best ahead Of him.
the chief for the rise of the Yankees Of late
heavy Of Outfede Tom Heinrich Tommy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Baseball in Brief
MOVE Rt-Ns


HOME RUNS
Yes'erdaps boomers Gordon DsNaeEto
arsr CH1 Browns Williams BED so1
"LIfN TIGERS Braura'o As
Leaders Aucitf1u WORK DETROIT
~ Maggls %rH Nerk n johnson
r.tsoc. NINA a. Williams Fns'nr
Na'.na' or Sew YORK rs. Nicholson
rsgr. - Cauii Brooklyn -.
HEADING HlTTERs
american s. .sns Fost0n $40 MI
tt DtTPOIT 36f U1ckeS Sew Nors
as Travis Washington. .3sf. Croun
tt1n $50
~snaaal Rsssr Bnakiyn 3si slsuyh
,r 81 LOUIS 1sr N.fe - Louis 33s
scs. Chrapo. o52 Herman Brooklyn
RUSS pATTFn ~
American NDRk DETROIT fs Keller.
york 49, riHarg.r. New YORK 80
r View Y,rE As
80 e1st-- y. hrAen chicago h0 OFT
York go Slaughter So L.tf IS
LEADING PITCHERS
tvfr.ca1- FeUrr Cleveland won -. l7s'
Ice. chicago Won T. lost ) Grove
ru won 9 .os'
stoaa -Warueke s. LOUIS Won :
Ersf ~ Louis won e lost q
rru So Irse Nan iosf % Riddle
matt Won .. i1s' o Wyatt Brooklyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

attributes his recent hitting rampage
to the fact he wouldn't follow good
advice. In the early part of the season
he fell into batting slump, and began
searching around on the bat rack for
a war club that had few hits in it.
He finally selected one Of Joe Di-
Maggio's big bats. He collected a pair
of Texas Lcaguers the first afternoon
he swung the DiMaggio bludgeon. After
the game his teammates advised him TO
use different bat, pointing out that
DiMaggio's stick was too heavy FOR him.
The counsel seemed logical bat Hen
rich stubbornly refused to change bats.
He stuck TO the war club and soon
began polling out more than his share
Of safeties. Although he still is below
the $50 mark for the season, Heinrich
ct before long if he continues to wallop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Ace for Ron Krone

Ron Krone of Clinton Valley
Golf Club made a hole-in-one on
the courses eleventh hole yesteT-
day Using a SIX iron, his shot
landed about six feet from the pin
and rolled in. distance OF l55
yards Playing with him was
Charlie Sullivan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

foot cutter.
SlosS ship has
won both starts
in the class this
season. beating
Fishers boat in
each instance on
G O + r c c [ g q
time
Tomorrow the
{ W o shippers
i'll tan & J e
a ga in in the
BaNNlpW Yacht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

Golf and Country Club
Under the direction If BtiA
Shaver chairman Of the club en-
tertainment committee. they have
launched an organization known
as tho Mighty Western Art Play
crS Programs which include
everything from playetteS 10 dane
lnC and music are given TWO Sat
urday nights a month Occasionally
members are assisted by outside
talent RchcarSals are held two
nights week and much cnjhu-
SiaSm has been created among
members
Arch Mcdonald and Ted Sexton
have charge Of scenery and dec
oratiorS Among the women who
participate in The programs are
Mrs Charles Livingstone. Mrs A.
3 McWood, Mrs x. 6 SOL. Mrs
L. + Van Nortvick Mrs AL
Rogers and Mrs. Bud Shaver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
BACK WHERE sHE STARTED

As you probably noticed. Hope
SeigniouS. the district star, again
is a member OF Birmingham II
was az this club that she learned
10 play golf. Her first instructor
was Nudge Murray. then PROBES
Sional Of Birmingham
Despite a long layoff from golf,
Miss Seignious did real we'll in the
District Derby at LochmoOr With
her go for the three rounds she
finished fourth. and with a few
good breaks could have done much
better
She was hitting drives and long
irons as we'll a ever. bat her short
game was erratic and uncertain
This was the natural result Of
lack Of practice
Its we'll to keep going in a golf
tournament no matter how tough
the breaks may he. The case Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Something New in Golf
MEMBERS
PRESENT OWN SHOWS

By VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

Something now in way + Jerome Of Lochmoor in
country this tho Derby proof Of this On the
eason .enlhes She u The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
NEW STAR on WAY

Charley flIlgendorf professional
AZ LoChnOor NclicVeS he has "A
now golf star ~ the making m
Myron Wcdykc li-year-old caddie.
Wcdyke. who Is Just plain farmer
10 the other caddlcS. Is a little
fellow, NOT much taller than a
man sized drive But he has a
fine swing 2 compact and some
what abbreviated one with plenty
of power
He rcmin ds Iiilccndorf NJ
Walter Bufkcuo and Mike Dict2
former Lochmoor caddies who
have gained stardom Burkemo
and Diet. and particularly the
former also were tiny chaps when
they were Caddics but lack of
stature never handicapped them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
TRYOTT WITH AS

Two Michigan State baseball
PLAYERS worked out with the Attn
letics before the game. Casey
klewickl, brother 10 Ed former
State and Lions star, tried out Al
third base. Norman Duncan. a
shortstop. also received a trial.
Both arc anxious TO break into
professional baseball
Dick w k q le d. Michigan s
great smuggling outfielder, again
worked out with the Tigers. He
has found the range of the right
field seats and nit coupe more
up there He returns to Michigan
today 10 complete his eXanina-
lions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

will be in the 800 bracket before long if he continue
the apple at his present pace.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

la Gaceta' y Ruben Fabelo,
de "Traduccion-Prensa', un ca
baret privado que habra de de-
nominarse Cabaret de la Cr5-
nica', el dia % de Abril del CO
rriente ano, en- ell magnifico sa-
on alto del Circulo Cubano dc
Tampa, galantemente cedido
por Su Directiva, Y del cual h
iremoS remitiendo oportunamen
te cuantoS detalles eSt.memos de
inter6s para conocimiento del
pGblico.
De listed, muy atentamente,
Manuel Hepid,
Tomas Rodriguez, ST..
arturo cabot
Francisco +. de la Nuez
Angel de Ia RiUd
CelestiRo Fernandez
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
BENEFICIO PARA LOS
CRONISTAS SOCIALES
Una IntereSdnte CdrtG

Sin quitarle nj anadirle publ
camos con e1 mayor gusto la car
ia que va a continuation:
Tampa, Fla, Mario %, 194l.
Copia a:
Traducci6n-P rensa'
,Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
Director de ia Gaceta".
.Ciudad.
Muy senior nuestro:
Los abajo firmantes, simpati-
zadores y admiradores de la loa
bile tarea llevada a cabo por los
Cronistas Sociales latinos, no
solo en- 10 que a la propaganda
de los distintos eventos sociales
de nuestras sociedades Sc refie-
re sino hasta los acontecimien-
tos en- ell seno de nuestros hoga-
res, reunidos ha POGO en- esta
.ciudad, acordamos celebrar a
beneficio de los citados cronis-
tas, Sres. Mario Rodriguez, De
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

ciales Sc habla con gran interes
de la fiesta bailable que efectua
ra ell entrante sabado la Seccion
de Recreo del Centre Asturiano.
Muy original es ell nOmbre
que lie han puesto a esta fiesta,
Bale de Locos."
Tocara la orquesta Charlie
Strong" que viene precedida de
gran fama.
Como dijeramos aver, antes
del bale lie sera ofrecido un ban
quote a la Srta. Onelia Santana
Y SUI Corte de Honor, las simpa-
ticas senoritas Marie Fernan.
DEE, Virginia La Corte, Olga
Diaz y Palmira Martinez.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
Almuerzo q bale
PEE WEE

Reina gran animation entire
los asociados y simpatizadores
de la Sociedad S. NJ. S. Italia pa
ra asistir al almuerzo y bale
que efectuaran en- TODD su edifi-
clio social, ell domingo.
A las doce y media del dfa EN-
pezara a servirse ell almuerzo,
por las muchachas que integran
la Secci6n de Damas.
El bale comenzara a las tres
de la tarde, con las orquestas
"Don Francisco" y la SonO-
ra."
Los precios senalados por la
entrada son a base de $1.00, in
cluyendo ell almuerzo; por ell bal
lie solamente, 25 cts. las damas Y
SOC los caballeros.
NWtty Dance
En- todos nuestros cfrculos So
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
Nueva Oficialidad

En- la Ultima junta celebrada
por la Association de Propieta-
rios de Casas, Sc reeligi6 la Di-
rectiva, compuesta por los Sc
nores Francisco Tun6n, PreSi-
dente; Juan Perzia, Vice Presi-
dente; G. Cusmano, Secretario
Paolo Ficarrotta, TesOrero. y
Francisco Llano Lopez, Vice Te-
sorero.
Vocales: A. Ciaravella, G.
Guarisco, S. Militello, P. Coma
lez, C. CreSpo. E. Lera, P. vi
lladonga, A. Traina, j, Perzia y
B. Caruso.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
MARINERo QUE PERDHo
UN DIENTE PoR NSUDTAR

I'm marinero ebrio insultaba
anteayer, en- la esquina de Ia
S6ptima avenida y Gale Trece,
a los ciudadanoS de origen cuba
no yespanol. Los calificaba con
palabras feas.
I'm joven cubano, a quie Sc di-
rigi6 para insultarlo, dej6 caer
2aer ell puno Y ell desvergonzado
perdi6 un diente.
Ahora bien, un borracho no
representa- ell Sentir del pueblo
americana.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
Sociedad del Sdnto Nombre

En- reunion celebrada recieu-
temente por los miembros de la
Sociedad del Santo Nombre, de
la Iglesia Cat6lica Nuestra Seho
ra del Perpetuo SOcorro, fue no.
minado para presidente ell Sr.
VictNr PizzolatO.
Fernando Mesa Rodriguez, es
ell encagado de los preparativos
para ell pr6ximo festival, senala-
do para ell q del entrante mes.
El comit6 que 10 ayudara sera
nombrado por ell joven Mesa.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
SECCION JUVENIL DE LOS
CABALLEROS LEALES

Por este medic cito a tGdos los
miembros de esta Secci6n para
la junta que Sc efectuara Il
microbes, a las 8 p. M. Sc com
pIetaran los planes para ell Wei
ner Roast que Sc celebrara Ell
domingo 6 de abril. Habra cleo
clones de nuevos oficiales.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
La Secretdrid.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
Fiesta %primdVerGl

4 tCotU ~ tHtuOC'ut
va han comenzado los prepa-
rativos para ell grandioso aconte
cimiento denominado Fiesta
Primaveral," que Sc celebrara
Ibajo los auspicios de la Secci6n
de Propaganda del Centre Es-
pa1N.
La presidencia de este fest!-
val lie ha sido encomendada. CO.
mo en- ell pasado ano, al Sr. Je-
s1s Alberdi, ell buen amigo.
Ell objective es recabar fondos
para no permitir que los socios
atraSados en- ell page de sus QUO
tas queden fuera de derechOS.
Tendra efectO en- los salones
del edificio de West Tampa, ell
Domingo 20 del entrante mes Gle
Abril.
La principal attraction es un
almuerzo. Mientras los comen-
sales saboreen ell rico menu, ia
Sonora" los deleitara con un Sc
lecto programa musical.
A las tres de la tarde princi-
piara ell bale.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
MejOrGdG

GratO nos es comunicar la
franco mejoria de la nina Mar
tica Delgado, hija de los esposcs
Francisco y Amparo Delgado,
que en- dias pasados fuera some
tida a una intervention quirar-
gica.
Martica fu6 operada por eN
c%irujano DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, en-
la Clinica Ell Bien Publico.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

de Recreo del Circulo Cubanc
con un gran matinee bailable.
La orquesta Don Francisco
ejecutara las pleas de moda.
Principiara a las cuatro de ia
tarde Y Sc prolongara hasta las
ocho de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
INFORMATION DEL
PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores a.
mericanos Pan Orleans y North
ern Swird, ell primero ~proceden
tie de New Orleans, con carga,
y ell segundo de Mobile, a cargar
MADEIRA.
No zarp6 aver ninguna en-
barcaci6n mayor.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
OTTO enfern,o

OTTO enfermo
Ell joven Ramon Bermudez, co
nocido artista de la localidad.
lei Sr. Berm1dez Sc halla con-
finado en- su hogar, 142012 de la
Septima avenida, donde es aten-
dido por ell DR.. Luis Rev.
I'm pronto y total restableci-
miento lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
EnfeTmO

BESIDE hace dfas guarda CANA
en- su Residential, SOC de E. Palm
Ave. nuestro apreciado amigo
Armando Elizalde.
Segdn su medico, ell DR.. Juan
Silverio, esta en- Was de restable
cimiento.
Mucho celetramos que asi sea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

JEFFERSON EAST. 1909 Two-room
apartment: running water, $3.50. COM
fortabiy furnished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Houses for Sale
GREELEY. 1875
HOMER WARREN e. CO.

CENTRAL block north OF Michigan
large Groom home In good condition /;
only 50 SOC SIS month. Why paw rent7
ELSA REALTY d INVESTMENT co
s2l7 FORT WEST VI. 1-14OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

MCCLELLAN, i72-Housekeeplng room
kitchenette; also sleeping room. reason
able: excellent transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
CROSSE lie

i14xi5O. inside corner; lots OF trees; sewer
ana water: ready for building; $500. Edgei
J. Fitzgerald. Phone Crosse lie Oiis-J.
RESTRICTED h0mesiteE at surprisingly
low prices. Tuggey. Birmingham 9i6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

CLEARANCE OF all new room outfits
2-pc. lv. rm. suite, 9xl2 rug: lamps, z
tables s-pc- waterfall din. rm. suite. sxi2
rug, 3-pc. modern bedroom suite. spring
and mattress. chair and lamps: SIS each.
terms WARDS. 7434 Harper,