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Evening star., 1941-04-27
By BURTON HAWKINS,
Star Staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, April 26.-The cellar
status of the Nationals and the
Yankees league lead remained un-
disturbed here today as New York
twice gathered runs in clusters OF
four to deal slim Sid Hudson his
third straight defeat, 8-3.
To the qualification of some a.
COS customers, the Yankees pounced
on the trim right-hander for four
runs in the first inning, duplicating
their opening inning barrage against
Dutch Leonard on Friday. After
the Mats had shaved New York S
lead to Al of Red Rufing, the
Yankees capitalized on two success
sive errors by Hudson to manufac-
ture four more runs in the seventh.
In absorbing their third straight
licking since deserting the more re-
freshing home atmosphere of Grit
fifth Stadium, the Mats preserved
their record of not having won a
game at Yankee Stadium since 1899.
The game also saw Leonard en-
ployed as relief pitcher, role he
hadn't filled for two years.
Yanks Get Away Fast.
The Yankees allowed only a few
seconds to tick away before ham,
mering Hudson. After Phil Riz-
zuto fouled out to open the home
first inning, the Yanks hauled Sid
for four straight hits, with triple
by Charley Keller providing the big
blow of the inning.
Red Rolfe beat out a bunt and
Tommy Heinrich sliced a double down
the left field line, Rolfe pulling up
at third. Joe Di Maggie drilled a
single to right, scoring Rolfe and
putting Heinrich on third, and Kel-
Ter then inserted his terrific triple
to center to score both runners.
Keller tailed after Joe Gordon flied
to George Case in right.
Bill Dickey was credited with the
fifth hit of the inning when Left
Fielder Ben Chapman misjudged
his pop fly into a double, but Dickey
was stranded as Buddy Lewis threw
out Gerald Prlddy.
1t was an error by Dickey that
allowed the Mats to score in the
third. Rick Ferrell obtained the
first of his three successive walks,
moved to second on Hudson's single
to right and to third as Case forced
Hudson.
Dickey's Error Means Run.
Roger Cramer lined to Di Maggie,
who whipped a perfect peg to the
plate, but Dickey dropped the throw
to allow Ferrell to score. Case scooted
to second on the tumble, but was
left as Chapman popped out
Hudson settled to blank the Yam
KEGS for five innings, allowing only
two hits over that stretch. Mean
while the Mats whitfield New York's
advantage to Az in the fifth when
Case looped double to right, moved
Evening star., 1941-04-27
By h Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Indi-
ana and New York University, the
teams with the good milers, are the
1941 Pen relay powers.
Before an estimated 10000 spec
tators, Leslie MacMitchell of the
Violets and the cream and Grim
son band. of Hoosiers walked off
with the East's big spring track
show today. With one of the fastest
miles ever run in the 47-year his
tory of the games, MacMitchell
almost singE-handedly added the
4-mile relay championship to N. Y.
us other two titles and Indiana,
featuring Miller Campbell Kane,
smashed a 16-year-old record in the
2-mile relay and captured the mile
classic to wind up the two-day car
nival with four titles.
1t was no lop-sided distribution
of titles. Thirteen schools claimed
major championships, with North
Texas Teachers adding the 100-yard
dash to it's half-mile relay title
won yesterday, Tufts capturing O
pair of trophies for the shuttle hur-
die relay and Duke carrying home
the Blue Devils first championship,
the quarter mile relay, won on the
opening day.
c. u, Hoya Cubs Score.
But the big schools were Indiana
and New York U. They won the
main titles, N. Y. U. yesterday hav-
ing started with the distance and
sprint medleys and Indiana with
the 2-mile run and the discus. To
Pittsburgh went the javelin, Yale
the hammer throw, Dartmouth the
broad and high jumps, Xavier the
400-meter hurdles, Notre Dame the
shotput and victory-starved Penn
Sylvania, host team, the pole vault
AS against the loot they carried
off last year, when Maryland's relay
teams hit the jackpot and Al Blozis
was mopping up in the field events
for Georgetown, Washington schools
were modest in their claims. Not
until today did a District team win
a first place, and while neither
Catholic University nor Georgetown
won an important race the manner
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Mats Need Magic to Come Home at 500 Level
Harris Prediction Hard Hit; PoohI No Help at Plate

than his physician kept him
there. Leveled by an attack of
ptomaine poisoning on Thursday,
Cecil was told he could get up
today and Immediately hustled
out to Yankee Stadium to par
ticipate in batting practice. He
still feels weak, but doubtless will
return to action tomorrow.
George Case, Doc Cramer, Ben
Chapman, Jimmy Bloodworth
and Jimmy Pofahl wore protec-
tive caps while batting today. Po-
fahl, incidentally, is making no
great bid to replace either Third
Baseman Buddy Lewis or Travis
when one or both are indicted
into the Army. Jimmy hasn't had
anything remotely resembling o
hit in his last II trips to the
plate.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
lesIie's Comina Up for Phi Betu Kuppu


Filing turned Leslie loose again the kid won the Baxter
in Cunningham
the best competitive scratch mile. In the Hunter mile
MacMtche the distance in o He also an
world record He did these
three intercollegiate
set by Norwood HaloWe
the kid with the haircut who went TO
offers from other colleges because ne wanted
positively
terday N after its first victory involved l-me race
Machen decide the distance medley
in that order until they came to the
head of the stretch.
the mail But he couldn't match
MacMtcheIs and later in the
ancorng the sprint medley team
Today sensational He spotted 1ndanas wayne
Oyard lead in the 4me relay and won by III or IL aros WI"
another Unohcay timed doing the mile In 47
200 yards behind the Indiana patton car
stick Macaronl He don
the mile relay he TOOK
his hand mile Too far behind to win ne came
I'D to finish time for quarter-me novice OF ~
seconds
He's quite he's coming up next month Tor PM
scholarship and long since dropped
1t for an the for dumb N Y u
Evening star., 1941-04-27
He Was Lopped in the Wunomoker Mile

happened the winter before the Wanamaker mile 1t
young into the stake class school,
licked him II. A
Tapped.
the Cunningham Venzke
thought sick stomach
Still inclined think
MacMtchen himself still doesn't
happened Emil Won Eg yanked
This Won Filing is little guy who happens
although himself only nremen
Filing
the kid and taking chances He thought
something Today talked with Won Filing he
he said Filing
compared Nord to Phil Edwards
TO track should sufficient.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
By Star Stan Correspondent.

NEW YORK, April 26.-If the
Nationals are to fulfill the pre-
diction of Manager Bucky Harris
and return from their current
road trip owning a 500 average,
they must capture 8 of their re-
manning IL games. Steve Sundra
will attempt to take the first step
in that direction tomorrow when
he faces his former mates, the
Yankees, with Alley Donald
slated to pitch for New York.
Immediately after tomorrow's
game the Mats will entrain for a
Western tour, opening a three
game series against the White
Sox at Chicago on Tuesday. No
game is scheduled for Monday.
Shortstop Cecil Travis didn't
remain In bed . minute longer
Evening star., 1941-04-27

Hudson contributed two errors
in wild throws to first, but was
saved another in the third in.
ming. With Charley Keller on first
base. Gordon smashed one back
at Sid, who made a pickup of the
ball and wheeled to throw to sec
ond. His throw was 6 feet wide
of the bag, but Pofahl, backing
up Bloodworth, speared the err
ratio peg and whipped the ball
to Bloodworth to force Keller.
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the
Yankees admits President Clark
Grif1th of the Mats reopened
bidding for New York's shortstop,
frankie Crosetti, but chances Of
landing him are slim. YES"
said Mccarthy, "and I'd like to
have Bob Feller, too" 3. H.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Standing Of the Clubs.
Perry and Skeen Reach
u. S. Open Net Final
Py the Associated Press.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va, April 26.-Fred Perry, former
British ace, and Dick Sheen of Los
Angeles, Cal, lived up to predictions
and will meet tomorrow for the
1941 United States Open tennis
championship.
Perry was hard-pressed today in
downing Joe Whalen. Ferndale,
N. Y, rs, 7-5, 6-3 in semi-final
affair.
Sheen eliminated Walter Senior,
Louisville, KY, Ga, 6-l, rs.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Virginia League Opener

Village Motors and Palace A. G.
meet in the opening game of the
Washington Virginia League at Ar
hngton Park at 8 o'clock today. All
Village players are requested to re-
port at II an. for pre-game practice.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Elizabeth Hicks Takes
California Golf Title
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
OAKLAND, Calf April 26.-Eliz-
beth Hicks of Long Beach, Calf.
defeated Dorothy Traung of San
Francisco, l up on the 37th hole,
to win the 1941 California State
women's golf championship today.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, r; Boston, o.
Philadelphia, z; New York, Ill in
nlngSl.
Cincinnati, 10: Pittsburgh, 8.
st, Louis, 8; Chicago, 9
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Official Score

fBatted Tor Rufdng In seventh.
Washington O01 OlO 010+S
New York 400 600 4Ox-S
Runs batted in-Di MaRgio. Keller "a,
Gordon (2D, Lewis, Ferrell, Cramer Two"
base hits-Henrich Dickey (2), Bloodworth,
Case. Three-base hit--Keller. Sacrinccs-
Rolfe. Heinrich. Double play-Rizzuto to
6; Washington. 9. Bases on balls-Of Ruff
fing. 4; of Hudson. 3; of Zuber. l: of
BY Hudson, /. HitsEOr Hudson. 10 il
61s inn ings: of Zuber, o in ~ inning; of
Leonard o in l inning: of Rufing, in
innings. of Chandler, in innings. Wild
pitch---Rufiing. WINNING pitcherfn-Ruf-
fing. Losing pitcher-Hudson UmpireS-
Messrs. Quinn, Grieve and MCGOWAN.
Time-2:15. sos.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Major Statistics
Sunday, April 81, 1941.
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
New York. 8: Washington, 8.
Boston, g.; Philadelphia, z.
Cleveland, 6; Detroit, 8.
Chicago, Q; st. Louis, /.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Wash at N Y, 2. Detroit at Cleve.
Phila. at Boston. Chicago at ST. Louis.
| Detroit at Cleve. OGlv sam-s scheduled
Chicago at st. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Pamphlet on US. Stamps
Being Brought Up to Date

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. - a
new edition of the pamphlet. "A
Description OF United States Post
age Stamps" will be issued about
January the post Office depart
ment has announced.
Containing illustrations and de-
scriptions of all United States
stamps issued since 1S47, date OF
the first stamp issuance. the small
book is of invaluable aid 10 stamp
collectors. The pamphlet will be
on sale at the post office depart
ment in Washington only and will
not be distributed through post
offices over the country.
The last edition was printed in
1899 and contained the list of
stamps from 1S47 10 the baseball
centennial stafap of 1899 Authori-
ties said that the new edition will
bring the hook up 10 date with
isSuanceS since 1899 and will also
include the contents of the last
edition.
In the past. the pamphlet has
been available in either cloth or
paper binding. hut the post office
department has announced that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

GROCERY and Meat Market Beer aps
wine Must sell right away. Very rfa-
sonahlc. VIII sacrifice Open SUNDAY for
inspection. 20 s. i0s0o Hayes. corner
Outer drIve
GROCERIES, meats, beer aud wine on
main streSt; Al fixtures and truck
doing a nice business. exclusive location
reasonable rent and lease. can Royal
Oak 97li.
GROCERY MEAT MARKET Modern, fully
equipped clean stock beer and wine
license excellent business and finest ellen
tele. $3.50 Renvie, corner KirkWoOde
GROCERY. w WARREN Beer. wine H.
ctnse. business approximately 50 600 per
month WILL TRADE FOR single or two
fiat Temple 00s6
GROCERY, Meat Market-Beer, vine
license excellent business. viii Eacri-
nee 5000 West Warren.
GROCERY, MEAT. BEER Must sacrifice
2aO6 Winton street Pontiac, Michigan.
Route No 4. After 3
GROCERY MEATS - Modern equipment
selling account illness. Reasonable. 1921
East Garfield.
GROCERY. MEATS Beer-Exceilent To-
cation owner iil must sacrifice. Ar
hngton 1871
GROCERY MEAT MARKET Doing excel
lent business. lady must sacrifice. 2lie
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industrial Property
For Sale or Lease

building 3Oxl8o ideal FOR
light manufacturing tool shop. Bargain
Tyler 4-iT12
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Resorts for Sale
Lake and Riuer Property for Sole

50 MILES northwest az Detroit mile
lake troniaEe SHADY beach. 50 500, 80 e
cash Pontiac 2-t3Ii
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Father Of Probation
System 10 Be Honofed

LANSING, Oct. 11-Austin II.
Mccormick of New York, execu-I
tive director of the Osborne AS
ISOLATION, Will give the centennial
address at Michigan's John Au-I
guStuS Centennial dinner in Lam
sing October %, said Ralph Hall
Ferris. head of the state bureau
of probation, today.
Governor Van Wagner has is
sued proclamation calling upon
the people Of the state TO celebrate
100 years Of probation with APP
propriate exercises lin tribute 10
the Boston shoemaker John Au-
gustus) who in lS4l interviewed IN
court in behalf of lawbreaker,
proposed I n a the offender be
turned over 10 him for social
treatment and reformation, and
thus began he wise and chart
table improvement in criminal
procedure known as probationary
supervision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Marine News
DETROIT

Up Paul J20 r m FRIDAY Prirdoo
A.05 Jupiter $50. Mccarthy arriver
= 40. Mead arrived $50 Farrell. $40
pahlke cleared : sOnoma arrived ? 3sv
gulthna 30 Crescent CITY arrived DON
nelly arrived. 1913. J a McDovEaid IL;
Fsrhairn u IS. Fitch arrived midnight
Fulton, ~ 20 a. m. saturday Diamond
AlkHh arrived Barlow Folcrou arrived.
2 40. Whhtelsey barge No. 80 arrived, Z.
lads Hohey. sos. q. 5 Gypsum. 4 As.
sierra. Princeton. q S. r Cement SOS.
ii1bson es5 gheadlp 1903 Mccullough.
TO- Translate. T20 Bennington. 100,
DOWN -Aisorau 3,C5 g.. m. Friday
r chards go, Barkhapstead Constitution.
30, Marta india clrsred. 3 So. L.. G..
Hanna. f2j. Pollock Z IS, SeliWood, = IS !,
O1fsdoc o. shasta. 40 Paisley cleared.
80. Post arrived sos Snenango $40
Young go; Wshcondah 64b. Post
cleared. So Frantz. 7.05. Hennepin, s.
Huron cleared : Nh E1nk James MAZDA
cleared. 30 Mccarthy cleared. 80 Ber.
wind. s.80. Ironwood cSa'ed s.45 Eliza.
so, Britt 05, Mercury arrived, s.i5.
ny Ford arrived, 10. Lindshury. 10 0s;
Maunalos lob. Conway. i0.20 Colonel.
10. rs Schwah. ~ So. Agocen. - 10 m
SATURDAY Munson i2.45. Dickson. ITO.
GieneaRies, 2 so Fitch cleared 3.so. So
MONA cleared. 3.f5. Lethhudge. 4 IS. Oak
wood cleared $40. J F. Davidson, SOS.
Ireland, 1.25, Tate cleared, s 30.
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sArLr STE. MARIE

Up MaHeioa Affleck. a. m. Fridsy
Jos. Wood. 1870. A. Unug. Enwood.
II. Meaford 1880; p. Mitchell noon, c.
% jenkins ? m Huronic. " a. Dor
ner. j 80. Fernie d. n. Gilies g. y. p.
Thompson. 4 Pathfinder, O. A. G. Dinkey.
$50. O. u. Dixon s.. @. NJ. Humphrey.
e A. Reiss. : 2iesng. 2 r. Minch. 10.
Bethlehem Manitoba, 10 80. Adria'ie,
II 80 a. m Saturday Ashcroft, Veronica.
!. zenith CITY. 2.3o. n. ~ Hanna Jr ;
A. r. Cornelius Jr, A n Ferhert, $40.
r, T. Weir. $50. y. Houghion. s.
DOWN Chicago Tribune. @. Dalton.
{ 80 A. m. Friday w. g. Clyde Lacks-
wanna. o. Macfauchlan. G. A. Black. Per-
seus Sweden. 10 J. r Ferris " croft.
p. A. n Widener A. D. Cornelius, ~ 30;
n. W Hosford. noon; p u, Block, ~ 30
p. m: sir Thomas Shaughnes<5 1; Ma
taafa, W. A. Reiss. Taurus GatfF9her. 2;
W j. Flhert 80. u steinbrenner. Vega,
a VI y FAIR, $50; Eugene Thomas. $50.
=. schneider; l.. &. Smith 80 Britsmoll.
T. W. a. McGonagle. Saturn, Finland.
Z 80 n. q. Nils, Lebanon, ? Steeivendor.
Norway " - Crawford To- J. Mac
Naughion. p Mckinney n 40. Capt. VII
son. midnight South Parks. Resolu,e.
A. m SATURDAY; r. Billings, J. Stanton.
/ 70. g r. Leonard $ 3. Way ?; BAH
Bros. Roberts Jr., 3 Sam Mather J. -
Epson. 30 J. p. Walsh w. n Wolf,
J.. Hatfield. A. y Wolvin, .. Gov. MY
ier, u. J Morren. $50. J , Hill Fritz. 81
W. =. Palmer. p. l. Ford. Z. Gotham.
Florence. , l.. McAlpine s.
Northeast light; clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Sheriff Candidate
Ordered Deported

FLINT, oct. II. 49, Antonio
Munoz, alias Anthony Murray
three times a candidate for Gene
see County sheriff and now serving
a sentence in Jackson prison for
illegal registration. will he de-
ported to his native Mexico when
he is released Tuesday, federal Of
fcials said Saturday.
Munoz was convicted a year ago
OF registering and voting when he
was not a citizen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

az Phoenix
AZ Regina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Detroit Ind vicinity Sunday fair with
moderate temperature Moderate south "a
southwest winds Highest Sunday. 20
Lower Michigan sunday fair % partly
cloudy. cooler IN north portion
Upper Michigan-S sunday partly cloudy
and cooler.
Indiana Sunday fair with mid tenn
perafures
ohio-Far and warmer Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Election Authorized
For Cadillac Unit

The National Labor Relations
Board announced Saturday that
an election has been authorized
for October Is for all eligible EN-
ployeS of the General Motors Sales
Corporation Cadillac Motor Car
Division) at the Detroit Branch
Service Garage at CaSS avenue
and York street The only union
involved is the UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

GOOD EQ.ng meat market and grocery on
main Street. Rochester Michigan. ~ feet
~ new meat cases. all Foud equipment
low rent living quarters upstairs. sell very
reasonable account other business Call
Utica 1851 NJ write Rox 7t. Utica, Mich
gan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

LAND contract. balance 81 700. 25C, dis
count salaried employee, several others.
Dearborn 2378-W
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only paper cover editions will be
printed in January.
Another of the air mail series,
the 50-cent denomination, will go
on sale in ST. Louis October %,
the department revealed. This is
sue will also be included in the
new edition OF the pamphlet.
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READ THIS

BROOM house and three lots fronting
Michigan avenue near Wayne S3O0 down
Fielder. 1900 TeieErspn near Nanhorn ~
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HIGHLAND PARK
Vocant Lots for Sale
BEVERLY HILLS

III ' TT = '''3F
por1zs yf-b- qQrf7F $500 Ready -
b1ndiur FHA srrr0i -. Very 'ev nsff
ENlGHB NfNAEn co CA 4oA
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Canadians Held Restless

TULSA, Okla, oct. 11.-(INS)
Mayor John Queen of Winnipeg.
Man, said in Tulsa today that the
chief complaint Of Canadian troops
in England is that they have been
given little TO do and are impatient
90 get a whack at Hitien~
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ONLY S1OO.O0 DOWN

New room house Move riehf In 80 rcd
tape You finish inside Also large garden
plots Sfe5 no down payment orfr 81
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HOWEIf

40 acres level urodQCfIie soil some
timber good e-rn0m house electric AGhls-
-4-tr-+- t7aTu ana new silo. other smaller our
handbags Price 50 500
% acres farm home fecondii lonea WIN
hardwood floors lights aud bath also o.
rlr barn. and good poultry house Price
~ sO1 cash or ~ 500 wfh $500 down
acres good location. good broom
house barn poultry house. llt Ie. ,n
'rorn crib Price 81 500 cash os So 900
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STAMPS

GREATEST free offer Latest SCOTS Int.
50 stamp Album. covering entire World
$4,000 illustrated. descriptive spaces Scott =
1912 Standard SO so Catalogue 'Phlately :
Encyclopedia". absolutely free a. applicants
for Foreign Approvale becoming customers.
PLYMOUTH. Dept. A-23. Bell. California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
L. II. CRANDALL

li2 STATE 81 i'''' '.',,
IT'LL no FARM
Faur NJ iev from Stnckhrdee on hlachlop
road lf5 acres. mighty good, lrvri team
borders ou fine lake. real handy paIn.
double crib nen, hog and milk houses
spIendid room house, eieciWcllti- re"
basement furnace OAK trm some tIn',
nne shade very pleasant. near Fehooli
rne community. possession az once Price
S65 pcr acre 50 coo down Auction on
farm October 81 BUY rea home
rs smith, Stockhrdee. Mich
SAM .AC 100 acres SO 200. $500 down
rooms barns 30X6O i0xIo. snap.
FRANK REED. CARSONVlLLF
$3.50 TAKES ozark orchard and i6Oacre
farm equipped on gravel road near
county seat town TOO acres GOOD, pasture
spr.nes heaitv 60O-tree peach orchard new
cottage 42-ft hip-roof harm pouuiN
mouse. etc. immediate possession Win
crnns team . COWS, heiiers. All EQUIP
mont Included 81 500 only $3.50 down fal
rataloe 9 states free. United Farm
Agency. IN South Dearborn. chicago III.
900 ACRES Level land. TWO good barns.
naaax uiher out hnildngs. also - cows
two horses seven heifers. 70 hogs ahd y
run line ~ tools AN for me price or
so 600 with s. 600 down. Write {. J.
-Krebs Albion Michigan
4O-ACRE fruit farm ~ OCEAN, COZ ~,
fruit belt on pavement; modern nuiiu-
ines 30 acres IN apples, 10 pears. All near
ing. fine production record owner lnNailu
SO 400 Hanson Osborn. Hart Men
.cotoRED- Little chicken farms and new
hn.lza1- -H4+.if4- spti if-4t-rt ft--+'-ft1 80
csied WAYNE and Beverly roads bargains
See Jones, Columbia 1910 Mao'Soh
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Real Estate Wanted

ALL CASH PAID FOR ANY PROPERTY
m YOU can furnish buyer -on resale on
small down payments Schwartz 4i7 Book
Building Cadillac 42is
BUYERS Any East side property cash,
terms Burd Ivanhoe 3540
Don r SACRIFICE FOR CASH,
Get good CONTRACT PRICES and So
t-lAtl-t- - 24Aa4-l-a rrtcfrT properties
sales Management Insurance Charles
w. simon 26sa Michigan Lafayette ofo0
HAVE 81 COO 90 pas down on single or
family from owner Townsend $780,
WE PAY CASH for equities and clear
titles land contracts bought and sold
GILBERT REALTY 3S00 West warren
TYLER $3.50 Closed sunday
COLORED party with 81 600 down wants
two-family aat north 81 boulevard. Rag
Nn Fitzroy 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Little Farms for Sale
Two FINE DEVELOPMENTS

TWO FINE DENELOPMENI IL
one on me coruer 90 Northwestern lily. and
Iahser rd another AZ 1851 Crooks I'd
near Auburn road These both have rich
Garden soil and are very convenient "a
Detroit SO one else can sell AS LOW "a
We Please look them over today and hen
Ma. lii5 r. u WEIGH co 6s2i SECOND
WAYNE ROAD near Pbmouth--6-room
frame on p acre fruit, berries sacrlnce
equity. l.ivonia 2lfs
~ MILE. nr GRATIOT i-ACRE BRICK
3 rooms down Z rooms bath up. upstairs
nets $40, garage. I 000-chicken poultry
house near schools. stores. transportation
50 ZOO 81 700 down balance easy sick
ness forces sale schoenfeldt. 2s233 Gratlot
RoseviHe n2aa
ri6 ACRES. RUNNING STREAM
rooms; unfinished inside also extra
basement ready 20 frame; lots on trees
civ water. five minutes 20 BEDFORD, equity
Isl as0 attractive discount for CASH bal
Kesn Realty Lanser az H'--Mue hoad
90 ACRES wooded home. garage 81 500
IS acres. 81 ESQ terms 20 acres 81 600
near lockwood, best ~ soil. 'rossman'
40 6tif
81 o25 FULL price. 6-rm house in rough
small an pint S21 mo. lot luN3N0 w q
T-MIe VI 5-267O ewes. sun. We. $1,000.
5.ACRE farms S175 per acre Fielder,
1904 Telegraph. near Nanoorn
COLORFD ACRE with 7-room house only
90 minutes from Ford plant SMALL
DOWN payment Newman, Milford az
2Sth TN 4-0Sai