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Evening star., 1941-12-07
Black PAGES 1orrid
Mississippi State
In 26-13 Victory
Cops PIoy With 83-Yord
Scoring Run Against
San Francisco Team
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-Paced
by SeabiScuit in football pants,
human dynamo who went over, un-
der and around his opposition, Mis-
sissippi State College scored a 26-
to-13 rout over University of San
Francisco's Dons in their intersec-
tional game today.
Blondy Black, a halfback who
seemed to have wings on his feet,
led the Maroons in their devastating
attack.
While Black was only one cog in
a Well-drilled squad which buckled
down to business with the opening
kickoff, his speed poise and all
around gridiron ability was the main
factor in the one-sided contest.
Black capped his afternoon with
an 83-yard run through the erure
San Francisco team. It was on
fake punt formation and the dellb-
crate manner in which he received
the ball, surveyed the field and gal
lOped off was one of the most thrill
ing PLAYS seen here this se9so
Maroons Start Scoring Early.
The Maroons lined up as 3l2 -to-l
favorites and justified the odds from
the outset.
They demonstrated, ably and I'M
pressively. why they won the South
eastern Conference championship
and completed their season with but
one defeat, that to unbeaten, united
Duquesne.
Receiving the kickoff. the visitors
rambled IS yards before stalllng, out
they dug their cleats in scoring turl
soon after.
Bill Bruce. left half, raced back
a punt AZ yards. Charley Yancey.
line cracking fullback, completed the
drive by going over from the 2.
Another touchdown was posted
when Bill Arnold. right tackle and
captain, recovered a tumble on his
own As. Bill Murray. left hall, COM
pleted a 34-yard pass 70 Lamar
Blount. right half. and took the ball
over. himself. from within a few
inches Of goal.
Bruce. the placement kicker. wrote
a freak chapter for football during
these touchdoWns. Due to oftslde
and other penalties. one against his
own team, he had total OF SIX
chances on the try for extra point
and failed on all.
Last Half Fairly Even.
Each team scored touchdoVns IN
the second and final periods, Black
running the ball most of the length
of the field to give his side an
Overwhelming lead and the Dons
marching SO yards on two passes
and four ground plays in the last
two minutes of the first half.
The third period was fairly even
and the Maroons increased Their
total on pass interception opening
the last quarter. Ebert Corley, sub
center, caught the ball and ran l3
yards.
The locals bounced back with
66-yard thrust that cracked the
Southern boys defense and brought
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Newark Obtuins Bubich
Tipton From Mucks
Rrfhe Assnciated Presk

BY the Associated Press.
NEWARK. Dec. 6.-The Newark
baseball club of the international
League announced today it had OBJ
tanned Pitcher John Babich and
Outfelder Eric Upton from the
Philadelphia Athletics in straight
trade for Lewis Buddy Blair,
utility infielder.
Babich came to the Athletics from
Kansas City, and Upton, former
football star at Duke University,
had played with Toronto for the
last two years.
Blair. owned by Newark since
1885, had been handicapped by a
knee injury and was used in
frequently, mostly as third base
man.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Officials Handle Dog
For QuodrupIe Pass
BY the Associated Press

BY the FSS0ClaIed Press.
FORT COLLINS, Colo, Dec. g.
Neither team got a credit for this
quadruple pass in the Utah-Colorado
State game: A little dog ran out
onto the field and Referee Lou
Vidal grabbed him and handed him
to Umpire Bill Greim, who relayed
him to Linesman Howard Johnson,
who passed him to a cheer leader.
The pooch wound up inside mega
phone.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Shortens Penalty
To Obtain Ball

NORMAN, Okla. LP).-Referee
Parke Carroll was pacing off
penalty against Kansas Univer-
Sitv during the Jayhawkers' $50
defeat by the University Of Okla
homa gridders.
Dancing around him. all smiles,
was Sooner substitute Ken
Wright, obviously anxious to
have the game start again.
AS Carroll reached the end of
his 15-yard jaunt, Wright reached
over, took the ball, gave the Off
cial a resounding smack on the
seat of the pants and grinned:
"All right. mister, that's enough.
III take it right here"
And he put the ball on the
ground and raced back to get his
teammates started to roll once
more,
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Morris Brown Surqe
Nips n. {. College
For Title Claim
50-Yord Dash in Third
Period Sets Up Score
Thut Gives 7-6 Win

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ga. Dec. 6.-Morris
Brown of Atlanta came to life in
the second half of the Peach Bios
som classic here today TO defeat
North Carolina College for Negroes,
7 to 6, and thus stake claim for
the Negro national football cham
pionship.
A third period. 5O-yard dash of
tackle by Harold DuHeld. husky
Morris Brown fullback from John
son City. Tenn, set up the tying
score at the 13 Big Train Moody
then bucked the ball over from the
l-yard line on a third down, and
placekicked the extra point for a
TO lead.
The Maroon and Gray Eagles,
from Durham. N. c.. had previously
taken a 60 lead in the first two
minutes of the game. End Roy
Moore blocked Moody's punt, SCOOP
ed the ball up and ran 25 yards for
the touchdown. Gaines try for the
extra point failed as the snap from
center was low.
Both teams threatened often but
were unable to complete further
scoring attempts. Six punting eX-
changes featured the second half.
Morris Brown had a 10-to9 edge in
first GoUne
1t was the first defeat of the
season for North Carolina. Colored
intercollegiate Athletic Association
champions although they had been
tied once. Morris Brown. Southern
intercollegiate Conference cham
pions. won a major claim to the
national title for the second straight
year.
The Atlanta team will play Lang
ston University at Birmingham in
the Vulcan Bowl New Year Day.
A crowd of 5000 fans saw today's
contest
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Only Two Vets on Hand
For Navy Quintet
BY the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Dec. 6-Navy
will start a 14-game basketball sea-
son Jan. 7. But. in the words of
Coach Johnny Wilson, We'll have
to build our team from the ground
up"
Wilson said prospects were none
too good, and I'VE have just two
good players. co-captains Bill Busik
and Bob Zoeller. available and we'll
have to build around them"
There are plenty of players out for
the team, but they are inexperienced.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

tions was the naming Of only twt
members of the championshi,
Columbus Bulls on the first team
while four Milwaukee linemen wer,
picked.
The selections:
Second Team.
Wayland Becker, Columbus
Fred Neihaus, Columbus
Meryl Larson, Milwaukee
Nick Padgen, Columbus
Tom Byrd, New York
Nick Drahos, New York
George Thorn. Columbus
Jack Hinkle, New York
Nels Peterson, Columbus
Gene Tornquist, Cincinnati
Howie Weiss, Milwaukee
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Woman Mentor Proves
She Knows Football
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BROKEN BOW, Nebr., Dec. g.
They laughed when Mrs. Ted For
syth, housewife mother teacher, be-
gan coaching the football team at
the Dry Valley Consolidated School.
Now she's getting only praise. Her
six-man team finished the season
with only one defeat. A former high
school instructor, Mrs. Forsyth re-
turned to teaching this fall because
teachers were scarce.
The first thing she knew she was
coaching the squad of nine boys.
some Of whom never before had
played football.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Harder, Rokisky, Jacobs
Impressed Marquette
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. g.
Marquette University's football play
ers were asked to name the three
outstanding stars they faced during
the season.
Twenty picked the same trio-John
Rokisky, Duquesne's place-kicking
end; Pat Harder sophomore fullback
at Wisconsin, and Jack Jacobs,
Oklahoma triple-threat Indian
halfback.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Broken-Arm Girl
Inspires Georgia

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS. Ga. Dec. 6-Geor-
gia's Bulldogs not only will have
a broken jaw, broken arm back
field but a broken elbow girl
cheer leader as we'll for their
Orange Bowl session with T. c.
U. New Year Day.
She's 4-foot, l1-inch. Mary
Womack. who fractured her
elbow this week in a tumble from
horse
Her arm is encased in plaster
cast, which is being autographed
by the entire Georgia team.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Arkansas Trustees
Want New Coach
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Ell DORADO, Ark, Dec. g.
A majority Of the nine trustees
of the University of Arkansas ia
vor change In the coaching staff
and will seek a settlement of Head
Coach Fred c. Thomsens unex-
pired $4,000 year contract.
Chairman j. G. Ragsdale said
tonight.
The trustees will meet to dis
cuss the matter further within
two weeks.
Acting in response to what he
said were requests from alumni
for replacement of Thomson.
Ragsdale polled the trustees by
mail.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Hill, MidIond's Punter,
Coffin Corner Expert
RrfheAssnciated Press

BY the Associated Press.
FREMONT, Nebr., Dec. 6.-The
Midland College football team, which
finished its season unbeaten and
united, claims something of record
for its kicking ace, Revoe Hill.
OF his 40 punts during the season,
II went out of bounds inside the
enemy's 10-yard line.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Redskins Will Bank Heavily on Rockies Pro Grid Finale Against Eagles
Pro Grid Line-Ups

Reserves. Redskins: IA. Krue-
ger tED; l6. Slivinski 60; II, Da-
Wis (TD; 18. Titchenal CO.; q, Far
man 60; Is, Dow CBD; 26, Carroll
60; q, Stuart CT.); %, Masterson
tEo; 81, Clair (E)'; 80, McChesney
tED; SO. Baugh OBJ; 81, Young CD !;
38, Aldrich (C); 40. Millner (ED y;
AZ. r. Hare (B); A. Farkas (BD: As,
Beinor CTD; 46, Gentry (BD. Eagles
II, Ghecas (BD; 13, Barnum (BD /;
q, Bartholomew (B); 36, Fox (BD !;
81, Gloden (B); Al, Watkins (BD;
At, Basca (B); 40, De Saints (BD !;
so, Bjorklund co.; So. Feibish Co :;
63, Fritz tGD: 62, Gerber GO: 70,
Frank tTD: 70, West tT.D 70, Sears
tED; 80, Hershey tED: "a, Gabrelli
(ED: So. Shonk tED; SO. Piro tED
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Sanger, Ex-Bike Champ.
Dies in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 6.-Walter c
Sanger, 68, bicycle enthusiast who
gained international recognition in
the COS, died here.
He vas American sprint champion
in 1892 and the following year won
the British bicycling championship.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Fort Terry Pass Play Downs
Camp Edwards 70 for Title

Camp Edwards hest opportunity
came midway in the third period
when Phil De Corcia. Mississippi
guard, recovered Terry tumble on
the Terry 81. Paul Baker, former
Furman back, pitched an arrow pass
to Walter Wojack of Ansonia in
the end zone, but Wojack bobblec
the ball and Edwards subsequently
lost the ball on downs.
Fumbles Mar Play.
The contest was fast and held
plenty of suspense, but was marred
by fumbles by the over-eager play
ers who have had little practice
this fall.
Immediately after the game the
Fort Terry team headed for Bridge
port, where its coach, Capt. Jack
Mead, formerly tutored Harding
High School gridiron teams, to
Stcoe victory celebre ton.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Champ Columbus Has but Two
On AI|-Americon Loop Eleven
Four Milwaukee Linemen Are Selected;
League Admits No New Members
BY the Associated Press.

BY
DETROIT e-The American Professional Football League
concluded twoday meeting tonight by announcing a-sar
league team selected by the coaches
President William Griffith said that the meeting dealt prn-
cpaly the running league that no
members admitted.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Fort Story Gridders Hot

Fort Story football squad, coached
BY Maj. M. G. Ramey. formerly of
v. M. l., won eight games, tied one
and lost only 70 the Newport News
Apprentice School.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

The league will hold election Of
officers and decide upon drafting
Of college players at another session
in January. The exact time and
site of this meeting will be deter
mined later.
A surprise of the all-star selec-
Evening star., 1941-12-07

First Team. Pos.
Earl Oehlgren, Milwaukee E.
Alex Shellogg, Buffalo T.
Ted Livingston, Columbus G.
Paul Humphrey, Milwaukee c.
Tex Aiken, Milwaukee G.
Bob Eckl, Milwaukee T.
Joe Kruse, Cincinnati z.
Bob Davis, Columbus @. B.
Charles Armstrong, New York H. B.
Bill McGannon, Cincinnati H.B.
John Kimbrough, New York F.B.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Pro Football

NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Eastern Division.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

Purchasing its own buildings and
property at So. 34th and C SITS.
the company is nov fairly well
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

Defense nesas may altsr. but
not strsnxis the natiens ears
Aluminum pissnns may sixs vsy
- cast ira. bat they'll - sxssl.
lent plstcu. Radiator kFtliss may
not ~ De East. but thsv IN 10
iust - I'm q glitter fsssis ser
tons may - welded ~ = dlffsFsnt
pfovsss but they VIA ns ~ strnnK
a. sturdy. ~ sleek ard stream.
lined. Al ihls. Hoffman hsil<sss
and he ssSa auioWeiive engineers
weicems re challenge - esft ~
their eonsftesltlaa 20 the nssssn .
defense.
As hong AZ ws have ssssi. wsli
have automobiles. said nuffmsn.
Defense needs are sosns n make
new Demands are geins % make
the engineers work harder Wen
have % max. changes ln designs
producilua machinery and the ear.
themselves These things want he
simple % accomplish. but they are
no, Too difficult rnglnssts have
bsen faced with similar sesl=ss'
Zoe years IL last q part u the
Dob, an everyday problem that ran
b. licked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

Of Studebaker motor cars, has two
reasons for celebrating he's
in a new home which the company
has just acquired and he exceeded
the March new car quota by q
comfortable margin.
Facing an unusually high quota
the first Of last month. Smith and
his new car sales staff spent IA
busy four weeks in their efforts
TO make the grade. Not only did
they sell all the cars in the entire
quota they oversold IT,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

and in addition to the usual 1871
models. the company is displaying
the new Skyway models dedicated
TO Spring. These cars are special
color combinations and otherwise
harmonic with the spirit Of the
season.
The management Of the Allen
Motor company extends an invi-
tation to all motorists TO visit the
new home this week and inspect
the facilities for modern motor car
service which have been installed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

Maybe the Industry in have
% ehsnxe fsssi sts~ls n>e~d ~
tnnxstsu n toci ste<i< H.se1 ~
nclyn.fsnun. os~v. ~e an n n.
We went have any difficulties N
The lanx run. fsst temporary pros--
lsms Magnesium pFlnfifIes have
he~n invoked. e.usinx ennaferns-
tinn smanx The unlnitsstesi. MT the
Use n magnesium ~ ears y seis-
lively negligible EnEIn<<fs have
not let any sleep ever a
-Enssaesfs are trained ~ s<su-
estion and sspssl<nss n f.k- sswh
pruhisms IN their daily wufh ara
solve them The public ar>s roe
need - safry shuut - future
motoring AZ ierg - - Rsvs
sssel vel have ears. ana bsstes
onss. taes-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

Lakewood Community club mem
bers will hold their monthly pro-
gram at the Lakewood center rec
reation hall at s o'clock Thursday
evening when Or. Warren Tomlin-
son will speak on How Far Can
Germany co..
At the conclusion OF the pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

esta blished in
the new loca-
ton The South
west Washing
ton distributor
81 Stu debaker
c h a m pions
{ o m m a nders
and Presidents
has made Ger
tain alterations
and IN pr Owe
N en- IS in a
building origi-
nally designed
10 house an au-
tomobile dealer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

floor except new car storage. and
With modern used car plant sit
uated on five lots adjoining the
main building. the company Is now
IN the best position I has been in
since 1t was first organized.
The Allen Motor company Is
definitely one OF Taoomss substan-
tai Institutions and boasts a mini
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

mum payroll Of
50 individuals
lis annual vol
une OF business
Is large and
a c c ding TO
70 Andy Multi
gan. l94l Will
see all records
for ne " an q
used car sales
serapped
All this week
is open house
v 2 e X at the
5 [ u d ? b a ker
d a q uarters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

ship which has made It one OF the
most ideally arranged establish
ments In the Northwest.
With everything on the ground
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Allen Motor Company Is No1v Established i'm Its Nev Quarters
Prioriiies Not 10 Curiail
l94l Motor Car Production

Although defense : the automobile ntustry's primary
pferes and shortages 81 materials do predict
interruption the production Of according
Paul g. Hoffman president Of the studehskc corporation
Rather they simply challenge 20 the ingenuity
Of the antnotve engineer Hoffman aid last week
meeting ef Stadehaker distributors and dealers held In
Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Studebaker Distributor
Greeis Spring in Own Plant
Firm Purchases Building ond Property
Located at South Gath and G Streets

The Allen Motor company, under the direction of A. F.
Magan and h Gordon is celebrating its 18th anniversary
with open house week in which find the firm
and finer location
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
{. W. Smith Set Fine
March Sales Record

c. w. Smith. new car sales man
ager for the Allen Motor company.
Southwest Washington distributor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

OAKFIELD, $4,000 BRICK home everythnl
new. suitable for two couple. Vermont
1855
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Property Management


COMPLETE REAL ESTATE ger
SELDOM JOHNSON INC. or
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GOOD FARMS on EASY TERN

GOOD FARMS ON EASY TERMS
ll39 ACRES, 4 miles n. p. OF Milan, good
dairy setup, sllos. dairy barn with 20
lstanvhons good house electricity. 81
IACRES, s miles W OF Milan, good Broom
house and other outbuldings 10 ACRES,
. miles $. q. of Tecumseh good buildings.
suitable for general farming and dairy.
l1f7 ACRES, 2 miles ". of Deerfed. good
lsoil. excellent buildings. so ACRES, 2
miles w-of Tecumseh,- good buildings.
Any Of the above farms can be purchased
lon monthly semiannua or annual pay
.ments. with down payment of $3.50 10
SO 500 No trades All farms within easy
driving distance Of Detroit. Write. giving
your present location. 20 Paul J Genuit.
farm representative. Morey Building. Ma
pDlpDn
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Mortgages
Land Contracts

MORTGAGES-Old and new property
Hahn a. Co. 215 Barlum Tower. CA. 1850
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Board and Room

RIRWOOD. 1864 -- Fcnkell-Wyomne dis
frict. gentleman clean. warm. comfort
able room. American home newly fuf'
nrgHcd good meals and lunches
COMFORTABLE home for elderly people =
Room, board. care. reasonable. Tempt
i-1l37.
GRAND KIVER-JOY- 55i4 South Claren-
don. double. board optional gentleman.
TYLER 4-66ag.
HELEN. i76S near Kerchcvsls comiorta
bile. good food single. IS 30,
PINGREE- near Hamilton Pheasant siHEie
room old Fashioned Meals. Madison
1883,
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstings
IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Stoves and Heaters

NEW le4l on heaters. 81 and room
slightly mArred. S2e sA terms. WARD
outlet isl4O Hsrper. 7f5i Harper.
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Houses for Sale

JOHN r SEVEN MILE SECTION
Is Room Modern; 50. 700, 800 On. $50 Mo.
'Crieer. 1927 +. e-Mile Hazel PIX. r o $3.50
COIORED-Colfax, 645a. SIX. rooms, FUR
naces good condition. Smith. CA. 4sl6
For ~ 0S6S.
tCoLORED --3-fam. hr 81 500 dn 2-fam.
br - 200 Din. other bargs. MA fo3Z
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a BARGAIN go 10 acres home garage;
wooded 50 300 only $500 down, $50 mo.
Near Fiat Rock Crossman, no. 6i4i.
CHRISTMAS SPECIALl new house. rock
laih and wiring furnished on . acres
select garden soil. only 81 665: don't worry
about lack Of down payment, We arrange
financing FIRST PAYMENT MARCH.
1912! Newman. Goddard and Inkster Rds.
JOY ROAD. wooded acreage. The finest
piece Of tmbered land on JOY road city
water. approx. miles from Rouge Park.
Newman. JOY and lnkster roads
II ACRES-Sewer, water. gas. walks; $3.50.
Office cor. 13-M and Greenfield. open
sat, Sun. Judson Bradway Co. RIA. 300.
$3.50 SMALL farm. S35 dn w. 7-Mile I'd.
mr.. factories We. $3.50 eve. We. 6-7965.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND sss jefferson Co.'s rooms.
private entrance employee co.pe. Ken
tiemsn.
ATKINSON. 1857 one cf 1880. forrs.
ktcheneiie reasonable suitable couple
Madison 5s3s
BOULEvARD~wO0uW e. Melbourne
--Comforisbie fuar tfCher'fte fiHnnl
water, aduNs or
CAss, 27fi--Largts cJnf0f'a-I, froaf
everything furnished. PARK De-, tIl.'s.
s. 50 ".
FIFTEENTH 1889 Pour hau.s.e.f I'd.
rooms. furnished Adults ] Jog n.'
FOREST WEST. 1000 .-r..u uer' 1eIra
keeping spaff rents Hr. crtIfn
welcome Temple z-lnil
NAyAHOF. e2a tJerers9rl Com aftatlF
furnished rooms $3.50 electric plate.
SOC extra
ROsEDALE So tWaodvsrdl-2 varu
front rooms. water. gas. I"w nsrr1
1882.
VAN DYKE. ts41-3 rooms; cverthLrE
furnished beds excellent hea' reason
able
CoLoRED Rooms furnished anf4- .sfss
adults i3fs Harper Tempe l.,4as
CONSULT the enlslge4 Nra t.taic hstl1a
m the blg SUNDAY 2 .rIe7 Want al
Section
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Vacant Lots for Sale

LOTS tor sale. Seven-Me road. near Van
Dyke. Call w. Lys 2fs2 Danforth. or
telephone Trinity 2-0420.
ROYAL OAK tnear Woodward Adjoining
43-ft., i5-ft,; sacrifice 1925 each. Pros
pee 5033.
!
WATCH for weekly bulletin this column
every Sunday. state Land Office Board,
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Stoves and Heaters

GAS range GRATED marred' an makes:
Sacrihcs S4pcriof 500 Grand River.
FLOOR SAMPLE GAS RANGE
Tahlc-top AN-wh'tg. Il' size SO.
CENTRAL STORES fual KILL
open sunday ani evenings
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Rentals Wanted

COLORED couple would Ike 5-roam apart
nent furnished or UNFINISHED. VICINITY
John r Russell district TFrrsce 2-gI0S
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Business Opportunities

CLASS &C" LICENSE In operation take
partner with capital or sell all. No brok-
erS. agents CASA Russell
COMPLETE RESTAURANT fixtures very
reasonable if09s Gratiot. Gus John
son Cherry 2ifs
FULLY EQUIPPED meat market and
grocery Fine FOR wholesale and retail
meats Two large boxes Ftzroy s052
NEiGHRORHOOD grocery T-room nat
above 5-room IN rear. trade for single
Lafayette 67si
RESTAURANT seating 80. Grand River.
JOY Road section. cash rcasnnab bic
terms Tyler f-i7Os
SMALL RESTAURANT good business. ex-
celcni location. owner sacrificing. Tyler
6-sf7S mornings, between $40.
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JeWelry
Wearing Apparel
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

A SAVING up TO SOC, under present long
distance tarin: low set on storage rates.
| f3i Fast Willis Temple l-f7Ts.
IADY'S-Large vans: insured So So so ::
/ two men any time. Townsend s-0i32.
ALBRIGHT moving. storage Grating. ship
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Milwaukee Trinity 2-2ili.
ATLANTIC padded vans. insured: truck
/ ing So load; free estimates. Townsend
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IPACIF1C-Storage, 81 room: lowest rates:
| trucking. 81 80 hour Randolph $3.50
IVIRLEY COULTER-Moving expressing.
! trucking, trunks. storage; reasonable
prices Cadillac 2lfs
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