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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
Mon Freed on Bond
After His Arrest

Arrested early Saturday for al
legged smbszzlement Of funds from
Chaser Bros manufacturing and
jobbing firm. Logan julian. cIgsr
salesman vas held briefly in the
county Jail
Undsfshsrir c1yd. knowles said
Julian had been held IN lieu u
- 500 bail The defendant posted
bond for hi reisss. he j. &c
cused 81 sppfopriatins for his own
Use the specific sum of 1919 - IN
collections for N. firm while he
v-ss in the employ ~ Chaser Bfos
\ warrant changing fraud Nss
issued on complaint q Prosecutor
Thor Tolisfson. and date Of the
alleged offenss sss given as last
Oct IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
Attention: Push Button Tuners!
Many Changes on Dials March 29

and the average ssman cant
make the changes. u will he
Job for experts. or at least
for competent amateurs who
understand such things.
On some Of the sets. the chang
ing Of these pnsh-button controls
will be quite simple and inexpens-
I'VE. on others. little short Of q
ma lor operation will be necessary.
II IL estimated there are in Use In
the u s. now about 10000. 900 sets
with push-button tuning equip
ment.
Stations are already preps risg
TO make the overnight changes re-
quired OF them
Joe kolsar. chief engineer Of
KMO. who faces typical task Of
adjusting his station 10 a 30 key.
higher frequency. says simply:
It's mess"
Over tn. 4. -. the shifting
vi fhf-
tern;
All stations now operating on
ohanneys from $50 to TO kilo-
cycles retain their present chan
nels.
The stations now operating be
tween 7s0 and $50 kc NOV. up 10
kc. For example. WIZ. on 100
now. moves 10 TO on March ~
Stations between 100 and $40 ke
move up 20 ke.
The stations between $50 and
1880 &c move up 30 he.
Clear channel stations between
1f60-iss0 &c shift 10 1900. 1880 nc
Local stations nov using 1900
kc move down 10 1890 &c.
Some - other stations. lnclBd.
ing thos. now using frequeneiss
sbov. 800 he. MAX. varied. irreg.
ulsr shifts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
Berry Crop in Valley Hit
BY Eccentric Weather
Growers Gloomy Because Raspberry
Loss Neors Fifty Per Cent

PtfAILIF-W With spring here
berry growers 81 the valley are
taking stock 81 their fields and
according 20 directors OF the Wash
ington Farmers Products Control
Board. Inc. who have made = sur
Ney. the outlook for anything ike
: normal crop IS decidedly gloomy.
This Is especially true in the Cuth-
bert raspberry paintings. It vas
stated.
Fields IN all parts ~ the valley
ss far as South Prairie have been
examined and everywhere the
Cuthherts show the effects Of VIM
ter kill Growers estimate their
losses between IS and 50 per cent
and attribute II 10 the unseason-
ably warm weather Of last fall
when an abundance Of berries ma
tured late into November on canes
which should have borne this wears
fruit.
The sudden extreme cold through
December froze the plants before
they had chance 10 gradually
become hardened The cold nights
and warm DAYS Of the FIRST two
weeks Of this month further con-
tributed 10 the loss.
However there IL bright pros-
peel for future years Growers
who have planted the New Wash
ington berry. which Is to take the
place Of the Cuthbert. report prsc-
ticallv no loss. This variety is
being planted extensively but as
Yet there are few fields in full
bearing
Evergreen hlackberries. field
men state. seem 10 have suffered
small loss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
BY {. X. MAYBI>

All radio vrosdcsst stations now
tuned in at dial markings above
720 kilocycles. won't be found
there on familiar settings after 3
m. March 20. Every American
station, except those under 700
key. has TO move up.
That means that XVI and kIRO
alone of the broadcast stations in
this section Of the country will be
found at the old dial settings. XVI
remains unchanged At $40. KIRO
at 10.
New settings for Tacoma Seattle
stations will be as follows:
KXA. TO. KOMO. $50. KJR.
1000. kMo. 1860. For most sta
tons the frequency is being raised
30 kilocycles. some 20 and some
only 10
The shifting Of broadcast
frequencies has been an
nouneed several times In the
past. but has bern postponed
for reasons chiefly Ringing on
the action necessary in Cuba,
Canada and Mexico To rstify
with the 4. =. the North
American regional broadcast
Ing agreement reached at Hz-
Nana In December. 1897.
Under old distributions OF as
signed frequencies, certain stations
OF the four countries and alto
gether there are ! 800 OF them.
were interfering with each other.
The convention was held to reach,
II possible. a distribution Of oper-
sting wsve-lengths TO reduce this
Interference To a minimum.
Radio set owners who tune BY
dial twisting will not experience
any serious inconvenience they'll
just nave 10 remember 10 set dis 10
At the new points instead Of the old
ones
For tbo-e aho ns@ the mod
srn push-button tuning. how
ever. there !. somewhat
more serious complication. The
push button. are connected To
certain points In the adjust
ment Of eoiis and condenssr.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
Receives Award as
Outstanding Cadet

Wnchsil Baihurst. Of SIS sth
81 NV. Puyailup. has been
named outstanding engineer cadet
in training on the American Mall
Inc foii0Sing ms appointment b.
the 4 = Martins con mission. y
yss announced Dy the commission
Saturday
Bathurst graduate q sum
nsr nigh school. received an out
standing cadet award. consisting
q q service fibDon pin presented
70 him By an official Of the Amer
icsn Nal linz. He vas appointed
70 the merchant marine following
examinations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
Solvent Explosion
Injuries Two Men

Ernest Abel. 81 u SsOz So
Yskims ave and Ray saysr 20
Of Roy. Wash are being treated
Saturday in Warrington Minor
hospital for minor burns received
A. work Friday. Both are en-.
ployed ~ IN. titus Motor Co. the
officials Of which explained the
men were injured when = spark
from an electric buffer exploded q
pan Of cleaning solvent shieh
they we're using.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

g . mpensa ton.
was the nigh.
light Of the
session Tn.
~s~on brought
o,it the fact
" . ne a q
study for sstsh.
liahmsnt a q
n 80 tax M
structure fair
"a all lnsilsi.
,iais that ss
greatly need q
VI sisiy OF state
z e organization
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

bat am talsi
lst~v got Nhs
49,, hs<ass n
ss hAa n
any years IN
Evx.fd 20 ths
.uhl~t nsst 10
my heart AL
esors~s ~
~eisl security
re<iissnts !
thtne fid net
get al they
should have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
Snow Depth
"a Inches

Saturdays sss snd rad v~prvt
fniie~sf
rsss
s Temperature ~ foar
inches rew sra~. ~ loehea N
ground. ground fog
~ nahes Temperatures ~.
three Inches as~ snopi ia inches
IN sr"ana showing lishtly.
sseve~s rsss Ma Temperature
given. trace ~ nv snows -
inches on ground raining lightly.
Nsshes Area Temperature ~.
three inches new sno~. ~ ls~hes
on nsossad. fossy
swssssslsste rsss Temperature
y no nav snow N inches -
ground raining tightly.
Average cost NJ attending srs.
Isss IN the United stssss 10 me-
Z year, according 10 estimates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

Founding Fete Planned

Mrs. Loretta Smith Of Tacoma,
department president of the
Daughters of Union Veterans. will
assist Melinda Soles tent No. rs
in celebrating the 18th snniyer-
sary OF its organization AZ a meet
ing Friday. March Is. At the home
Of Mrs. Florence Essterley. 42l 7th
ave. y. W.
This will be an sll-day affair.
with luncheon At noon Assisting
hostesses viii be Mrs Elizabeth
James and Mrs William kenze.
Mrs. William wischemsnn. presi-
dent will preside.
Following short business
meeting Monday evening at Ma
sonic hall. members Of Puyallup
assembly Order Of Rainbow for
Girls. will stage party. The
committee IN charge is composed
Of Joyce Fearn. Lillian Larson
and Marian Grant.
Stork Visits Duffs
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Duff are the
parents of a daughter. Eloise Jean.
born March Is at the naval hos
pital at Bremerton. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
George kephart Of Puyallup. Mr.
and Mrs. A. d. Duff of INLAND.
Calf, are the psternal grsndpar-
ents. The new father is radioman
aboard the L. S. s. Maryland.
The Junior guild OF Christ Epis-
copal church has named MAY 7
as the date for its annual card
party. II will be held in the after
noon at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Stsatz of Sumner.
Funeral services for William
Wight were held Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock AT the Wrigley &
Clements chapel with Rev Foster
officiating Cremation followed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
II n RES MORE ABOUT
Main Street

shine Point ccc camp At Long
mirs.
I'd i~r~~.ls. brother of fred.
IL now q fuil-fiedgsd captain ~
United Airiinrs mainhner. flying
between Seattle and Oakland.
q. y. sla.k returned To rseoms
Thursday following an auto trip
10 Ysklms where he vas the CUES,
Of Fremont Campbell. Jr.. one time
Pierce county sheriff
Mrs. y. ~. smith has returned
from Portland. whsr. she visited
friends.
Recent visitors NJ the hom. OF
Mrs.. Grace Ho,t were NJ and
Mrs ". W. Williams OF Port
Orchard.
Among rscomans planning 10
attend the National Flower show
in Seattle Tuesday are Mrs. John
Taylor. Mrs. Frank Baksr. Mrs.
Nick Goot.ons. Mrs. y. Peterson
and Mrs. Roger tricksoa.
Mr. and Mrs. n. !. Golden. 1911
No. sth st. plan Ia move 10 Seattle
in the near future
An illustrated article, written
BY Temple Manning. and headed
VISIT Tacoma, Washington. re-
Gently appeared In a Broehton.
Mass newspaper Mrs. i.athsr \.
Lundb~rr. l725 Wright ave. has
received = copy Of the article sent
by her sister.
Four enlisted men stationed ~
Mcchofd field have been appointed
flying cadets and ordered TO Allan
Hancock College Of Asroaautios.
Santa Maria. Calf They are
staff sgt. Thomas ". Reynolds.
Pfc. Merida D.. Carter. Pvt. oeosse
L. I.''doiph and sgt. George r.
Dunnare.
Mr. and VI. wiliiam ooosias.
Astoria. ore. have been visiting
uf. and Mrs. John DINNER.
A,,orn., John T. meon,e..on.
state representative from the 7sih
district. win speak 10 the slsih
Avenue Business ehlb Tuesday
evening At Hoyts lie ~iii dis.
euss the recent session of the
legislature
One u the hsppisst msn In town
IL Joseph q. Hss,Isy u the Pacific
FIRST Federal Tor Friday afternoon
his Sifs gave birth b. q nine
pound Two ounce baby girL
Recent visitors ct the home Of
NJ. and Mrs. George sufns we're
Mr.. and Mss. Homer MINI. Eesttls.
formerly residents Of Mcneil
Island.
D~puis sheriff traak Mst<aa.
Deputy Fros.eo,or Biii .sodsis
and Police officer tafi HstsbesA.
al Of whom have worked on shingis
saws compared notes Friday and
found they al survived with fingers
intact. something If a fsfiiy.
slmsr w. Jensen. bolisfmaksr
foreman At The serthsrn Pacific
railroad shops IN south TAeoma.
has been transferred 10 f'hlla.
dslpbia where be Nin serve IS
inspector for the ~ q at the
Baldwin Locomotive a0fss
Tacoma sna ruyallsp valley
friends we're PLEASED to hssf Sat
Brday that ~ n. Watts - rseoy.
sfing AZ Psyaiiap General hospital
from q stroke suffered recently
10 left biz city Newspaper blsi-
nsss 10 open q confectionery and
cigar store IN Puyaiisp - years
ago. His daughter. Mrs. Roy
B@sas fSsa4 ksrshssr Watts Of
Tacoma "a directing affairs at ths
store
yellow passengers On north
bound slrilnsf FRIDAY evening we're
Capt. orsilis sasd. chief ~ opera
tons for Foss. AMI sigfrisd oi-ss.
eosiAl shipping ma gnafs. both of
whom we're returning from busl-
mesa Junksts in California.
orsnsiiIs Porter. ss5s 50. X st,
served "a presiasnt-eztraOrdinsry
a. Warrington state coiisEs. Pull
man. when seniors took over all
administrative posts at the college
for a day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
Plan Church Luncheon

A public luncheon will he given
hv me Womens council 81 the
First Christian church Thursday
from Il to O'Clock in the church
dining room.
A program has been arranged
Tor the afternoon by Mrs OTIS
Lyon which will include = trsv-
elogue on the Holylsnd BY Mrs.
Ben Brandt Other numbers viii
be violin selections by Virginia
Wepfer. accompanied nv Fred
Wepfer. = reading by Mrs A. A.
Bales of sumner and a group Of
songs by Mrs. Lucille Leining. Host
esses will be Mrs Sam Geppi.
Mrs. Ralph welcker and Mrs. c. f.
Law
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

Woodland F.-T A STUDY club
viii meet Tuesday for / O'Clock
luncheon a. the home ~ Mrs. John
Alden On Woodland road. Topic
for discussion viii ht The Need
for Parent Education.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

II you're not using II. seil j, with
Fsst-Aetion Times Want "A
Phone Main 5l3l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
-LECIS-LICHT-
AND
.-POLITICULARS-

n art hustle ~ at DAYS - ne te< ssssturs mary
ad that >eurrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

Queen Pauline and her attend
ants will watch the event from
the Modesto. owned by T y.
Worthington Another boat. Bert
Brsdley's Betty ~. will carry
newsrsel men and photographers
Race entries include Df John
o Taylor's Aurora. " D. Ieibs's
Ansds. Russell Posts Lady Luck.
Hsrbine Aonross View Finder.
f. = Aibsughs vi Alba. G. ID
Ogdens Gay Head. y Tsitgss
Aanana. Herbert Munsons Myth.
A " Nelson's siehsyo. A J.
Fsitbfuls RosAl. X X. Reynolds
Sail Ho. Roy Harlo~s Teal.
Richard Sighungsiss twenty
-Four. George INNS wsejammsr.
siias Nelson's Marine. Martin
tsocswslfs Aarluns and u. n
Pratschs White Cloud.
Those visiting the dsffodil fields
Sunday are invited To attend the
annual Dsffodii festival dinner in
the recreation nall 81 the Catholic
church. "a 81. and 5th ave. \. W
puysilup. Dinner will 10 served
from noon until 4 d m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

THESE two HORNED products are sure make big hit
with you time and work What's more, It's
great fun To how many different delicious dishes you
make with SPAN And thrilling to prepare Chill Con
Carns that will bring cheers from member Of the
family Al all leading meat and food stores-your
cue IL SPAN and HORNED Chill Con CArns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

Srs"siiis Porter. ss5s 50. X st,
served a. mountaineering
a. Warrington state coiisgs. Pull
man. when seniors took over all
administrative posts At the college
for a day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

The coronation banquet Mt Puy-
allup's civic auditorium Saturday
night. beginning at 7 o'clock. ~ill
hAvr Gov. Arthur y fAnglie and
Mai Cen. George A White. com
mand.r Of the tst division. as
honofed quests. as well as mum.
Der OF other notabl-s
Queen Pauline Pauline Mar
tin Of Sumner will be crowned
by J Arthur Thompson. president
Of the Tacoma Chamber Of Com.
merce Dsffodil festival committee
She viii be thanked by her at
trsotive attendants. Maxene Mad
des. Lincoln high school girl, aud
Doris Simonson Of Puyaliup
There will be II boats IN the
rae. Sunday. IN. boats will be
started from Old Town dock al
II 80 a m. running a course To
Port piers. then To- buoy off
Browns point and back To the
starting line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24
To Hold Parade
Next Saturday
Queen Pauline |
Reigns for Week
ey JlAAf hAlTo

A coronation banquet Saturday
night in Puyaliup for Queen
Pauline I. followed by a dance at
Hotel Winthrop the same night,
viii mark the opening Of the an
nual Daffodil Festival
This Sunday. thousands Of Ia.
eomans and other visitors will
drive out 10 the dsffodil fields In
IN. puyalhp valley. one Of the
outstanding attractions of the
festival on the same dsy the TIA.
coma Yacht club will sponsor the
annual sallhoat race.
The festival viii end Sunday.
March 30. but first. on saturday.
viii come the outstanding feature
Of the eight-day celebration the
Deffodil parade eolorful pa.
gesnt OF gorgeous floats. bands.
marching units. winding through
the streets Of Tacoma. sumner and
Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

yellow paAasnEsTs On a north
bound slriinef Friday evening we're
Capt. orsiIis susd. chief ~ opera
tons for Foss. and sigfrisd Discs.
eosiAi shipping maj nafs. both of
whom we're returning from busl-
mesa Junksts in California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-24

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Seventeen room brick (suitAol'
Doctors office. club. owner Temple !
l29s2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

COLORED-WAFren = eight rooms steam
81. 1850. terms. Cannon Brothers. 1850
sherman. Fitzroy OitO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

bungalow. income attic. steam heat .
small down payment. Alonzo Hail. 1908
RrnadWaV. CADILLAC 2Oln. OPEN Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

COLORED--Twenty-e eighth. brick and 3
2-esF garage Reasonable; -terIna- Nun
ley" Tyler $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

IsT. CLAIR SHORES, 237i7 Elmlra IA
Mile-Jefferson) - Nice bungalow. fun
basement furnace. vacant. topen la
S2e3 down. ~ month. Edelman, s326 OAK
land To T-4ie3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

lHARBEN's ISLAND. mr.. Algonac. for sea-
son-Quaint country home facing river.
completely furnished, every convenience,
bedrooms, separate servants quarters. For
Information, call Townsend s-745e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

BROKEN ROCK tPort Austin Beautiful
furnished cottage. restricted electricity.
porches. water. Townsend s-S959.
CANADA--i7 miles east Windsor on Lake
| 81. Clair. New s-rooms. completely FUR
nished, hot. cold water electric refrig-
orator, electric stove, electric water heater,
bath. shower. beautiful shade trees, boat
BY month or season. Tyler 5-4iSi. Tyler
6-siiI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

ICHEMUNG LARE-55Ts Grand River. large
3-bedroOm waterfront cottage. plenty
shade; clean and comfortable; innerspring
mattresses. modern plumbing. safe beach
open week-ends. Vermont 5-3i20. Vermont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

COUNTRY HOME
Lovely Groom brick; attached garage: lot
is0xl3<: large trees near school and trans
lportation: low taxes; $3.50. BY appoint
lment. Temple 6-622O
NELL r SPRINKLE, 1eo3T CD. RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

LOG cabins for rent In secluded beauty
spots on Lake Netiie and other private
Inland lakes IN Presqus Isle County. Good
r~ntng and nshing. Lyman Pooh, Hawks
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

COTTAGES bunt complete. 24x30 only
$685.; 10 days onlyl designs. Free liter
aturel Weir. 1912 clairmount. TY. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

LAKE FRONTAGE lot on Houghton Lake,
between Prudenville and HOughton VII
lage. Louis Wolf, $50 Stewart road, New
Baltimore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

LAKE-F1ve-room cottage
electricity electric stove ana ice box
inside lavatory. Vermont $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Fenton's Most Beautiful Estat,
(Onered At q Great Sacrihce)
Omen 2 I'll 6 d m Sunday

(Onered at a Great sacrihce)
Open 2 till p. m. Sunday
This duplication OF Washingtons Mt. Yer
non Colonial on the Potomac with many
improvements) surrounded by several acres
OF the most beautiful landscaping in Michi-
gan. offered for less than one-third OF
actual cost: II large rooms. center recep-
ton hall. winding stairway, 3 great hre-
places. large recreation room with fireplace,
bult-in convenience includng electric refrg-
telephone system, etc. Many unusual built
I'm features all through including cedar
closet. wall safe. etc. Servants quarters
rooms with private bath over three-car
garage (steam heated). Automatic oil heat
concealed Many other features too
numerous 10 mention. Words cannot de-
scribe this beautiful home" and the
spacious grounds with many trees and
shrubs OF all kinds, including all kinds of
evergreens. sunken gardens. rock gardens
with stones from every state In the Union
and several foreign countries: rose gardens.
outdoor living room. etc. Believe you me
YOU can live in seclusion and let the rest
OF the world go by I'm spot Hike this.
Also, another set OF buildings. Caretaker's
house. Large barn with box stalls for
riding horses. etc. 70 acres In estate with
1874 acres more available. Woods across
out today. Note: AZ Hotel Fenton. turn
east and follow pavement to edge OF Fem
ton North Holly road. GEORGE w.
HARVEY, 314 sixth St, Fenton. Phone
2-IO71. p. s-Come 10 Fepton. the most
progressive little city In Michigan. where
the Rackham millions are helping TO build
n model community.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
NEW 5-RooM FRAME HOME
LOOK IT OVER

Camden. III blocks south OF Chalmers
lc. Barone, 1884 T. SMILE AR. 1922
OPEN ToDAY-cAvALRY, e3i-corner
/ Lafayette. $50 feet on Lafayette, good
7-room house. new OIL burner. full brick
4saAetnenti natural fireplace. bedrooms
To settle estate.
ELSA REALTY A INVESTMENT co
j62i7 w. Fort vi. i.I40c
open TODAY - sTASsBrRY iss75--
Z Brick rooms and breakfast nook: TIE
bath, shower. fireplace paving paid. VA
CANT Only 81. 200 terms
ELSEA REALTY INVESTMENT co
s2i7 " Fort vi 1900
PASADENA. 226s--s rooms steam, double
garage. drive: owner Murray 5i2a.
ROSEDALE PARK. EOUTH-T-roon brick.
recreation room. lot 60xi30. double ga
rage. Owner Vermont SOTO
SUSSEX, s2s7-Attrac;ive 5-room n, V;
a quality home priced right.
G. Shade Co, 9f5s Ohio. HO 1874. NO, 4ste
Wabash-Fenkell (Colrd) 81, g5U
Rscondiu0ned nine rooms. bath. Immediate
possession. Owner. Temple 1886.
wiltshire DICKERsoN - Attractive z
room. recreation. garage; sacrifice
owner. Trinity 2-s677. evenings
WISCONSIN. NEAR PURITAN
MOVING TO CHICAGO. MAKE OFFER
IS large rms. and breakfast nix, tile bath.
face brick al heat, basement toilet, storm
sash and screens. 4O-ft lot, Year gar
For further details, cal UN 242oo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Camden. In blocks south OF Chalmers
BArone. 1884 y. Smile AR s232
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
WASHBURN. 13976
Bungalows for Sale
Flats for Sale
west Of WoodWGrd)
25Q3 CHALMERS

5 rooms: well built: IN good condition: l.
car garage; $4,000. Mr.. casssriy. DR.
tti0 or Pr 600.
garper. 81 Outer Drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

lcoLoRED-If you don't see what yoI
want. call Us Colse u. Bryant. FitLrol
lyl15
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

RosEDALE PARK. sOUTH-7-roor brick
recreation room. lot 60xl30s double ga
rage owner. Vermont SOHO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

PASADENA. 226s--s rooms. steam double
garage DIVE. owner Mnrray SI2a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

SYLVAN LAKE (Pontisc) Ia rooms.
screened porches. bathroom. all conven-
vinswoss isis4s: sunday evening" psyi.
son 1928 it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

NORTH OF CRAWLING Beautiful water
front cottage; two boats. Reasonable.
Iyanhoe 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

NINE ACRES well located. 5000 down.
lake lots and lots with lake privileges,
S25 DOWN. IS MONTH George Perry,
a South Broadway. Lake Orion.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 8 p. VI.
p75 MADISON, BIRMINGHAM
2 bedrooms Dutch Colonial tiled bath
p hrpplaces large living room and library
beautifully landsca ped 2-car garage
Sc 500 terms drive out Adams 10 the
attn street north Of Maple
Judson Bradway Company
ESQ s. woodward. B'ham I'll. s747
RESTRICTED nomesites AZ surprisingly
low prices Tucgey. Birmingham eie.