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Evening star., 1941-09-11
Jewish Relief Society :.
To Install New Officers

Nan Goldstein will be installed
as president of the Washington
Junior Auxiliary of the Jewish Con-
sumptives' Relief Society of Denver
during candlelighting ceremonies at
BIS o'clock tonight in the Jewish
Community Center. -,
other officers are Celia Works.
man, vice president; Marion Barker,
treasurer; Ruby Menick, recording
secretary; Shirley Goldberg, finan-
cial secretary; Rose Silverman, first
corresponding secretary, and Ida
Scolnick, second corresponding sec
retary.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

has urged the committee mem
berS to view the pictures. That
ought to make it unanimous.
Once the committeeman have
had chance TO view these pic
lures for themselves, they may be
able to judge whether they are
rightly labeled war propaganda.
The Real Charge.
1t is amazing that the Senators
who have demanded this inquiry
are unable to give the committee
any evidence--in so many words
regarding the pictures.
Neither Mr.. Willkie nor any
one else is likely to disclaim the
fact that these movies give a de-
cidely unpleasant picture of the
Nazi regime and what it is doing
in Germany and the rest of
Europe. They are likely, how
ever, to insist that the facts pre-
Sented are correct and the stories
of Nazi cruelty are not exagger-
ated.
Boiled down to its essence, the
charge made by the two Sena-
tors against the movie industry
is that five or six of the larger
producing companies are officered
at the top any way-by Jews or
foreign born. This group, they
say, is trying to force this coun-
try into war. Both Senators
deny fatty they are trying
to stir up anti-semitic feeling or
racial feeling. 1t is true, never
theless, that the fact the big pro-
ducers are Jews or foreign born
has been seized on as one reason
for labelling the industry a war
monger. Whatever the Senators
may say, this fact is being used
throughout the country in an eff
fort to make the American people
believe that war propaganda is
being engineered by Jews and
aliens.
Another Complaint.
One complaint seems to be that
the movie producers are not CIV
ing enough of the other side-the
iniquities of the British, for ex-
ample. None of the Senators has
gone so far as to urge that pro-
Nazi pictures be produced here.
But Senator Clark has COM
planned that no pictures have
been shown giving the anti-war
attitude and the cause of the iso-
lationist group in the country. In
one movie house here this week,
I know from personal experience,
the only film dealing with war
was a newsreel depicting Senator
Brooks of Illinois, a member of
the subcommittee and an out
spoken non-interventionist, de-
claiming to an audience-a very
large audiepce-in his home State
against the administrations for
eign policy and denouncing the
1nterventionists.
Yet the complaint is that not a
word, not picture, is shown in
the movie houses giving the nom
interventionist side.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
C.I. O. Auxiliary to Meet

Julia Katz, secretary Of the Ma
tional Co-ordinating Committee Of
the Women's Auxiliary of the c. /.
o., will discuss the role of C. I. o.
auxiliaries in national defense at
meeting Of the local auxiliary as
sembly ct 3 o'clock tonight In the
United Mine Workers Building.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

.McLemore-
Reds Make Weather
A Conversation Topic
By HENRY McLEMORE.

One OF the few gratifying results
of what military experts have nick
named World War II is the recog-
milton of weather as an acceptabie
subject of conversation.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

OF the At
lantic. That
battle S till
divides itself,
as previously
remarked in
these articles,
into thre e
parts:
Inc DaLLle
of production,
which we are
s ! o W ly but
surely " in
ming;
Evening star., 1941-09-11

the investors or the workers who
will suffer unemployment, and 1t
is not the best way to get Americas
production men Fundamentally be-
hind the defense program.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1941-09-11

1t used to bs
that those Of US
who found pleas
ure in talking
about the wealth
er we're ranked.
as bores. The
heat, the humid
ity, the cold and
the rain were
considered taboo
SUBJECTS, ana 10
discuss them was
to commit social
hara -kiri.
nnao noonal a.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Use ofCrisis
For Socialism
Again Seen
Arnold Speech
Confirms Trend,
Says Observer
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

The biggest single factor that
creates disunity in America today
is a growing belief that the New
Deal is using the war as an excuse
Evening star., 1941-09-11

THE opinions OF the Dr,ters this page their op
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN The
Stars effort to gDe all sides OF questions of interest to its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1941-09-11
BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELLIOTT.

1t appears quite possible that
the major focus of this war may
shift from the Russian front to
the Atlantic Ocean: The battle
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Indian Millionaire Dies
AT 86 in Log Cabin
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ADA, Okla, March 14.-Andrew
Harden, 86-year-old oil-wealthy In
dian, died yesterday in his air
conditioned log cabin.
Despite his fortune, Harden made
few concessions to civilization. He
stuck to his big fireplace for warmth
and his carbide plant for lights
and cooking fuel. He relented
somewhat two years ago and had
his cabin air-conditioned.
He built the two-room cabin in
1884 for his bride, a 14-year -old
part Chickasaw girl. His possessions
then consisted OF a pony, saddle
and six-shooter.
Twelve children were born TO the
couple before they were separated
In 1914.
When oil was discovered a decade
ago, Harden leased all of his 2s5-
acre homestead except the 10 acres
around his cabin. Although that
tract was in the heart of the rich
oil field, no offers could persuade
Harden to change his mind about
keeping his cabin and homestead
free of Oil derricks.
His wife sued for divorce % years
after their separation and, although
Harden fought the suit, she was
awarded a s294,000 cash settlement.
At that time his property was val
ued at 100000. Harden, also
part Chickasaw, was born in Ben
ton County, Ark, in 1854.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Why Must They Die? No..


Aanlpsis Of traffic death No. 8
has not been pnbIished pending
completion OF official inDesttga-
tion.
The place: Fourteenth and Cliff
ton streets NV.
The accident: An 82-year-old
man was fatally injured when he
was struck by a streetcar proceeding
north on Fourteenth street. He
had been standing near the south
end of the platform with his pack
TO the tracks as the car approached,
then turned and, when it was only
: or I feet from him, stepped into
its path. He was knocked down
and fell across the tracks. He was
taken to Garfield Hospital in
taxi and died the same night OF a
fractured skull.
The time: 8:55 pm. March II.
The weather: Clear.
The street: About IL per cent
upgrade.
The vehicle: A one-man street.
ear OF the new type. It's brakes had
been inSpuected that morning and
we're found to be good.
Driver: A 26-year-old man who
had been operating q streetcar for
ID months. He said he approached
the loading platform at speed of
about ID miles per hour with no
intention OF stopping, that he saw
the pedestrian when he was so feet
away from him and sounded his
gong from then until the accident.
He said he had reduced the speed
of the car before he reached the
platform and applied his brakes
immediately after he saw by the
motion OF the pedestrian that he
was going to step onto the track.
He said there was no way he could
have avoided striking the man.
Coroner's jury verdict: The death
wa saccidentaI and the operator of
the car was released.
Evening star., 1941-03-14

cent years was loaded aboard a
Japanese freighter here yesterday.
The japanese were reported striv-
ing to corner sIndo-C -China,s entire
exportable supply Of $4,000 tons this
year. but informed persons predict.
ed that Indo- China officials would
insist on sending to the United
States her normal $4,000 tons.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Movie Aging Process
Cuts Auto VoIue Fast

~ the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.-Do you suffer
from rapid auto-depreciation?
Then you'll feel for the studio
which purchased $1,000 de luxe
model. new, for the movie Tobacco
Road"
The story required 1t to be wrecked
piecsmeal. After a month of care
fui battering. and after it had trav-
eled Q total Of "a miles, the studio
was through with the car and Of
fered It for sale.
Best bid, $50. If the seller hauled
it to the junkyard.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Mexican Deputies O. K.
Strike Restriction Lew
D, the Associated rrsss.

81 tnt AAsotIHed Ffths.
MEXICO CITY, March l4-With
only minor changes, the Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday unanimously ap-
proved reforms In Mexico's general
labor law to eurtaii abuse of the
right TO strike" and to encourage
Evening star., 1941-03-14

government eonciliaticn Of employee
employer disputes before walkouts
occur.
The measure, submitted by Con-
servative President Avila Cam&cho
to the special session of Congress
last month, now goes TO the Senate,
where passage was reported certain.
Evening star., 1941-03-14

AL Of New Zealand's rnanuiac-
tured tobacco must now be supplied
by its own factories. .--,
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Indo-Chino Exporting
Rubber to japan Again

SAIGON, French Indo- China,
March 14.-The first shipment of
Indo-C China rubber to Japan in re-
Evening star., 1941-03-14

Aaalysis Of traffic death No. 8
has not been published pending
completion OF official inuesttga-
tton.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. Dec 20 Principal non
ferrous metal markets today manly were
devoted 10 clearing up Of accumulated rou.
tine affairs.
IN the copper division u was stated that
virtually AT certificates for December have
been endorsed but there still remain =
few orders 20 be placed. These latter havs
not been filled according 20 trade reports,
because Of reluctance Of holders 20 pay
better than the n cents pound producer
quotation for that small portiop OF Deem
Der supply commanding higher prices
Export copper was quiet and unchanged
lat 1lit cer's a pound > As New York
Lead activity, was confined 90 only few
transactions but demand stiil Is in excess
~ supply a. SIS cents a pound New
York and 20 cents a pound. 81 Louis.
The zinc market was unchanged ~ IS
cents A nnnnh. Past 81. LOUIS
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Little Farms for Sale

FEW LIFT 3 6.roou1 houses IN
vicinity 90 JOY I'd and Plymouth rd
near city limits city water elec. phone.
bus service. no cash required can ar
range down payment, no monthly pay
men's on house until March 1st. Newman.
Joy and Irkster rds RE O333
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Little Farms for Sale

ACRE and new house on Vining 90
-PennsylXAnlA- rnaE-Sl 3nn-slan- -GnAn
Many others See orr lists and pictures
ELSEA REALTY a. INVESTMENT CO
62l7 Fort ". VI 1-l40C
CLOSE 20 BendiN and Sitns0n plants scy.
ersl new houses on garden plots With
i25-r. frontage II YOU have lob We car
arrange the entire down payment New
man. Van Bora rd. blocks east Oi
Wayne rd. Phone Wayne 763
CLOSE IN acreage. ~ acres on Pelham ~
between Goddard and Ecorse ~ Ailer
Park Priced tor quick sale Newman
i105i Telegraph I'd, az Goddard. DE 2e35
ONLY
few dollars down VIII buy - acre with
shade trees. city water and near paved
highway on West SIDE fuA price s3g5.
OTTO y. sCHATZ
2ai55 FORD RI DEARBoRN 20oC
SQUARE IO-scrs corner with acre az trees
just outside charming village S2@'
handles balance easy. Newman, Wayne
and Goddard rds Romulus l7s
"a ACRES-sewer. water. gas. walks. $3.50
office cor 13-M! and Gfeenfeid Oper
Sat. sun. Judson Bradway Co RA. 900
5 RMS IN rough move in finish later.
small dn. pay 2 S2b mo. iot 1uN3o0 "
7-Mile. VI $3.50 ewes SUI VI s-7se5.
CONSULT ne enlarged Real Estate listinEs
IN the big Sunday Times Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
IN A>HOME OF YOUR OWN!

TascdaIe Park section. Sroom
brick home Three bedrooms, sun
room natural fireplace 2-caf ga
rare and eide drive Lot 50Xli0.
Genuine value
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21

A SNAP S4.7OO 5-s rooms rna,t gs,
equity. sacrihce, owner Plaza Ol4o.
BEARD REGULAR Brick ? furnaces.
2-csr brick garage hig lot 50 500.
Narv others See our lists and pictures
ELsEA REALTY A INVESTMENT co
s2i7 Fori " VI 1900
gEATfOT VAN DYKE sectto n Pour
rooms hsfh esch Gsi only - $50. $500
dosr Frh Plaza sf}i.
HOtCOWF near Mack . each " a heat.
garages 81 500. terms NoFNiNG.
= 220 East JefferFon.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Income Bungalows for Sale

CAVALRY -FORT-10 rooms, II A. heat,
3 garages: 81 750 total price 20 close
estate Many others See our lists and
pictures.
62i7 Fort W. VI 1890
DREXEL. 53O1-Upper Ave; stoker heat
included; available January lst. Murray
ss24.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
SPEC CIALS GsIH SsIix
NORTHWEST SECTION
UN. 3-s5o0

kENTtCkN. 1920
4New face brick north Of McNichols;
3 bedrooms; 2 on 2nd floor, I down
tile Law, tie kitchen, breakfast
room, gas air-conditioned heat. only
IS, 500. FLA terms.
DEXTER. 14sls
s-5 brick income: reconditioned.
Lower vacant. l0es down. $50 peg
mo, including principal and interest,
taxes insurance, heat. owner now
occupying lower flat
FoRRER, 1887
New 5-room brick bungalow; fire.
place, tile bath. So. 200, FHA terms.
sTANsBURY. I5Os1
Income. So $50 SIS: reconditioned.
Ss55 down. balance including taxes
is more than pald-hy- -reaiS--coaIesr-
Stratiord and St. Francis schools.
sTANsBURy. 1883
North Of Outer -priYe Three face
brick bungalows. Gas heat, tile bath
and kitchen. i0-ft. sodded lots.
S6,f5O.
MARGARET W, 1856
Brick 3-fat: upper two units
cover monthly payments; lower g.
room newly reconditoned ready 20
occupy. Approx. Sl.lQ0 necessary 10
acquire. First payt Mar. !, 1912.
PRAIRIE, 1880
Brick income, 80, north OF StX-mIie.
New owner can occupy lower as
soon as reconditioned. First payment
March Irl949- I1ee- down,
APPOIINE, 1895
Large S-room brick veneer income
attic Breakfast nook. nice basement:
steam heat. red jacket boiler: 2-car
garage; blocks 10 public or paro-
Chial schools. It's reconditioned
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Houses for Sale
(Wsa Of Woodvard)

DEARBoRN 7tof Frsds Nics trrt 9
,Yoouis vacant Open - Frtma
ptSt pstlsve TO f1r1
FIvF F0fNTs fs4l3 tgrsrc K.tN sever
10. secffls.F ftte Fr.rs hAfhN fO
hsseuer- 81 7Ho $3.50 oowr 7est Wichi-
gsr LAFAYFrTE 0TnO.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
IO33s PURITAN

STRATHMOOR, I7e0s
-Four beautiful brick bungalows: gas
heat, tile bath. fireplsces: 40-ft. lots,
$500 including all costs. Act quick.
CHERRyLAwN, 1882
Near 81. Brigid's Church; SIS income
where investment Of $500 viii give
you recOnditioned broom apt. to live
In al a very small cost.
RUTHERFORD. 1882
Spacious bedrooms: living rooms i3x2I
In this SIS fat; stoves and refriger-
ators Lower vacant. Pay 81 O90 and
move In. Pay'ts including taxes. Ss4.
Upper rents for $50.
SANTA ROSA. 1884
very nice 6-room home with sun
room and breakfast nook. tile kitchen
-And-hath. -be-canlp p4a.s4y-Eeeeh
dtioned.
SUSSEX, 1890
Two beauttrui bungalows: face BRICK;
tile kitchen and bath. gas air
conditioned heat
TRACEY, l9si7
Five roSm brick bunga allow; tile
kitchen and bath; dining room large
attic gas air-conditioned heat; 4i-ft.
lot. paved. SO. 800.
FREELAND, 1871
North Of West 7-Mie road New
-fnru- hr1rk httugai0w w1rh bay
IN living room; pass han 10 large
tiled kitchen: cypress exterior trim.
See this today and select your own
interior decorating.
MELLtND, 1860
Bungalow, broom, on 4o-ft lot;
paved street Tile bath and kitchen;
vestibule with tile floor and coat
room large closets. Near Eaton.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Board and Room,

EAsT LAFAYTTT E-Nieely Furnished two
rccms women. couple preferred. Fitz-
c' 7o0i
hCNTF VISTA 1929 - Lovely room.
to-fhsrr cookisg gentlemen. home prlVI.
esef GOOD transportation
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21

DOWNTOWN - SNAP
GRAND RIVER, Mr.. CASS
2-.tory and basement brick, 2f-ft. front
must be sold al once Asking Sc 900,
JUDSON BRADWAY co
$50 Majestic Bldg. RA. 9700
VERNON HIGHWAY W, s327-Confec-
tionery store with home in rear Estab-
Mshed business; 81 900 down buys home.
store stock fixtures Couple can make
nice living and own home. Many others.
See our lists and pictures.
ELSEA REALTY a INVESTMENT co
62I7 Fort W VI. 1-14OO
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
This Letter

is typical of the opin
ion scores of realty firms and individuals
hold regarding the effectiveness Of advertis
ing in The Times Sunday Real Estate Pages
and Daily Want Ad Columns.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Flats for Safe


If YOU are looking Tor nice and com
Portable home, examine the outside of
1919 IrOquois. II interested we will show
you the inside and you viii buy II, It's a
good buy Call Cherry 1886 for appoint
ment
ILAKEwooD-Ss5o down buys Bv and
Z. Two furnaces. garages. Bargain.
Bartlett, 15lO4 Kercheval. LIZ. $3.50.
lMuIRLAAnAR ARls-R-gi- y. zz5z-a SS7f7lGI down
Bargain, hurry! Olson. University 3s330.
I TWELFTH, 5965-Sx each, income upper
apartments Sis5e0,-Se0e down owner.
Tyler 6-3575.
Two FAMILY, 5-6, So 500 SIS month in.
come; 500 down. S29 per month. Trim
lily 1-6372.
CoLoRED-NoRTH OF Boulevard Two
family, SIX, ive 81 300. Two-family,
six each. BARGAIN! Four-fsmily, hve
each. SMALL down Singles and apart-
ments FRANK WILEY Trinity 2-976I.-
CoLoRED OR wHITE-Bargain; six-fsm-
y six baths. 3 rooms each. Good loca-
tion, east side. NEWLY DECORATED.
Excellent condition Income Total
price 81 300. Terrace 2-9277.
COLORED-M -Msrston. near Woodwsrd .
fiat, rooms each: brick; $1,000 down.
Also s-fat brick; near Woodward. 50 600
down owner. no broker. University 1875.
lCoLoRED- EPwoRTH brick 2-fsmny. 8
each steam heat. Only Sl.io0 down.
Newman Milford at 2sth TY. 4-0s35.
COLORFD; SCOTT-Phree-fa family: good
income, excellent condition, ONLY $500
DOWN Cadillac 4606.
COLoRED- Two-famny, six. FIVE; single
steam heating plant; $3.50 DOWN
Ivanhoe 2O67
lCOLORED-2 family. s large rooms each
! $500 down, payments $40 month 1915
! IDequindre.
in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
TOURIST CAMP
Livestock Markets

HIt Atsl
CHICAGO Dec 81 GNSl HOGS Re-
csip's 8 500 narke, steady ho'dover'.
7 900: tor. xii 25: BULK. $40 s0a 90
hsayles. $40 7oal0 %. mediums SO So
'll25. hghu. No75ait Is. nsht tights.
$40 s0a1i. packing sows tlo1 10 40. PIG.
50 IS rlo.75
CATTLE Receir'' 700. msrk'' ''eady.
calves Receipts 2"o. market steady. Beet
steers choice 128 1878. rn"firr1, 80 SOC
~. yearlirEs yloplt50 Butcher os''l,
! iHeifers S9u p -. COWS. - 7hUa bulls.
S77s q 1850 caves S71i -. feeders, IS .
- p s'ockers steers, sa Y -. COW.
SHEEP Receipts. 800 nsrt,' rs.dy.
lamns. Si2rl2 90. common. Sio1i2 yesf
ltnEs 50 a0n 80 80, ewes. ttr7 feeders.
$40 75u ii.75
riTTsRtRGH
pITTsRuRCH Dec 2o GNS1 ATTLn
recetpis 2S active and steady steer
rhotce ti71l7. medium ard sood $50 =
II So common. 81 SOAP 10. heifsrs ne,
diuw and good Ssrp common IS 80 -
: So cows medium and good go 500 -;
Gamers and cutters. 50 An 500; buns:
good choice 81 30 To- 80 common anf
medium. s. 5Ouq
HOGS Receipts. 100. steady lso-iso
II as 2Oo-22o lbs sii Jouii s. z2o $50
lbs sii25Hii 5p. 40 poo lhs. Sii =
ll25. 2P03to lhs., sin S5T u. 100 -
lb- Sil So. rouehs fa25na -
SHEEP Receipts. none STEADY. Choice
lambs Si2 75u ~. medium and good tilF'
- 25 common lambs. 81 50 r 10 So ewe-.
S3r 3. Wrthers 81 s0nS
CALVES Receipts rs stesdy Good ana
choice Si5nls, medium, Sl2 - 80; cub
and common. S7uio.
FAST Bt FFALO
VAST BUFFALO. y, Y. Der 20 uNSl
- HOGS Receipts 300. hodovsrs approN
inately 800 good and choice fi1 rs.
compared week ago market un"verly ioe
higher 20 iOc lower
CATTLE None. good 20 choice steer,
and yeariings. x127S 70 Si3 IS. shortfeds.
Si1 - n ~ So medium steers and heifert
S10u11.75. beef cows IS 251s 50. cutter
>ad common Ss 50 = 7 SIS. Gamers, 81 asa
rs 15 sausage bulls tena5o
TkLvES-N0ne vealers. hrrn good snf
choiceY SIS, common and medium Si01if
SHEEP None. lambs. soc over week
ago. market active AZ advance good ~
choice xi3T 1928. medium and mixed.
Sii 5ou - 30, throvouts $40 70. fst
ewes ST. so
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Detroit Poultry

Msrkt' Ncsdy. No qu0's'ions sysilsbis
saturday
T|yGS-Nsrkst weak current r.esfrss.
l3oAe underErads. 2S175he
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
NcW Houses for Sale

a HONE ia Dearborn Highlands costs no
more hsauiifi reasonable. DE. 1855
ALWAYS UpFN. 10 SFW MODELS
is-sf ORLEANS SOUTH or 7MiLE p.
BOULDER ANENUE. 2t7e3
2 t.0fts east 90 GrHtlof, south - 3 Nil
b slt.fI. rev homes cn 50.r l0fs mod
o. fo ths minute rrHctc ard so1oed
dc.hTc rfhur drlFe' - Nereflca parish.
ONLY &2e So SO A MONTH
inC Taxes sud IRE sEk THEsE TODAY
DEARBORN, WEST
KortH Frarklir west - Telegrsph-Oper
rcN buck homes rear.v coup~'s1 Al
hste nat trepi Eas sir-cgnfft0nec tie
features irclnerator. plank Eoors, Fec glm
o u LEpWIDGE
io0 X TELEGRAPH Rp DEAR 1886
gEY% bvfLLE. 7sb-W ~ Warren
ssqrifirs z bscroomsi fully modern
ry1sl or 4oY13s lof schools and trans
~ pei FHt tsrmf Be'fs- ngrry 0r tnft
~ wFCD Nssr Warren - New trpcu
tors fJe features basement sf'ir .7'
q lt- No. -shf ir prIcf Only 81 go
Cs vor'te fnC'uces fsEfs 90 koeH
a1NL7Y. ts37 f4Nsrroif Lsfsvsf't sfa'
CONSULT re srisffsd Pea Esfs's .ifs'ings
f- 80 - ~urdsy Tlrss Want 40
A.ysios
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Farms and Lands for Sale
HOWELL

HOWELL
23s-acre dairy farm. s-roomes house fur
mace. lights ana baths , barns. silo and
large poultry house. some twher and
small orchard; price S3f.l7 per acre With
reasonable payment down and terms
go ACRES
Located on good road 2 large barns. q
large farm home, excellent soil. fairly
level, Watpred by river on The back.
some woods. price $40. 0UO cash. To be sold
10 settle an estate.
l.. II. CRANDALL
lt2 STATE ST. HOWELL, MICH
MISSISSIPPI
TGNG groves, farms. and low price land.
Free list. 5. G.. ThigpenQicayune Miss.
sEIZED FOR TAXEs--Mich. lands. 81 90
acre clear title. last 25c Mich Tax
service. 1o36-C. Majestic Bldg, Detroit.
$4,000
91f acres 6-room good house. water, cleo
tric. hardwood floors. chicken house
1lxh2 other buildings Location, 1873
Rswsonville road. IN miies south of tho
bomber plant McFsrlane Bros 2p3if
Ford road Garden C6y Dearborn 1850
so ACRES on " Is. vrlage a.. miles ides
ig suhd'vide 81 50n llsnknsa0 Morrice
Weh
CONSULT the enlarged Eea Estate istlngs
m fhs hig sunday Times Want Ad
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Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Business Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP-ExCslent business, sr-
/ tabhshed neighb0rhood trade. 1859 Por-
II ter Lafayette 77sl
BEAUTY sHoP-Good business. chrome
\ equipped. make offer. Arlington 6s7s
I evenings
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-21
Real Estate Wanted
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Business Property fer Sale

RESTRICTED homesites At surprising
low prices. Tuggey birmingham q16.
Evening star., 1941-08-07

Legion Auxiliary, will be guest Of
honor at the 18th annual conven-
ton Of the District department Of
the auxiliary at 7:30 pm. tomorrow
in the Department of Commerce
auditorium.
Now af1liated with DR.. James
Rowland Angel, president emeritus
Of Yale University, in interpreting
to the public the functions of net
work broadcasting, Mrs. Corwith
was for four years chairman of the
auxiliary's National Radio Commit
tee. She is a resident of Rockville
Center, Long Island. N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-08-07

Reduced

1 Salad Bowl Of wood, with
fork and spoon. Was s2.95.
Now -----------3l.SO
/ Pecan Wood Server. Less
than "a price. Now-----s5c
1 Aluminium s-cup Percola-
tor. Less than u price. Now
$3.50
1 Treated silk Shower Cur
tain. Less than p price. Now
s1.25
1 White Metal Utility Cabi-
net. Less than n price.
Now S2.95
/ Combination Dresser and
Hamper for bathroom; wood
construction. Less than II
price. Now
l Westinghouse Electric
Ironer, slightly imperfect.
Was $6e.95. Now---$34.95
! Handy-hot Small Electric
Washer. Was $685.. Now
SS.95
/ Mutschler Small Porcelain
top Table. Was $40. Now
$5.s5
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLOOR.
Express Elevator Service.