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Evening star., 1941-11-22
British Break Siege Of Tobruk;
Tanks Grind Axis Armored Units;
Rostov Captured Germans Claim
General Assault
On Moscow Is
Begun by Nozis

By the Associated Press.
Rostov- -on-Don, northern gate
way to the Caucasus, has been
captured, the German high COM
mand announced today, in a
final, violent assault of German
land forces supported by power
full air blows.
The Russians admitted that their
troops, fighting against two terrific
Axis onslaughts, were forced back at
Rostov by overwhelming odds. A
Moscow radio broadcast. which said
the Red Army was fighting courag
eously but forced to retreat" did not
make clear whether the Russians
still held any part of the town.
The Berlin announcement, herald
ed by tie fanfare reserved for in
forming the Germans of major
achievements on the war front. said
shock troops of the army and SIS
telitel forces commanded by Field
Marshal EWald Won Kleist captured
the city after fierce struggle.
In German hands. it was an
nounced. were more than 100 ware
houses in ROstov. six munitions fac
tories. a fighter plane factory. a tank
factory and the Soviet's largest agri-
cultural machinery plant. the Sell
naschstroj works.
Moscow Drive General.
The German offensive against
Moscow became general today with
a heavy assault in the central sector
in the direction of the embattled
town of Mozhaisk, 81 miles west of
the Soviet capital.
This new drive was added to
earlier flank attacks in the dlrec-
tions of Kalinin, 95 miles northwest
of Moscow, and of Tula, 100 miles
south.
The attacking Germans had supe-
riority in numbers of tanks and
planes. Russian military dispatches
said. but they added that the de-
Tending Red infantry forces were
putting up tenacious opposition.
The smash in the Mozhaisk sector
was launched by the Germans after
flank attacks had advanced their
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Dispatches Omit Details.

Press dispatches from Rome re-
ported he was being held incom-
municado on suspicion of intelli-
gence activity, but provided no de-
tails.
When Mr. Woolf was arrested po-
lice searched the rectory and seized
tray of visiting cards and copies
of a radio news bulletin sent by the
State Department to all embassies.
legations and cOnSulateS in foreign
countries for the information of the
staf1s. The copies seized by the
Italian police, it was said. belonged
to two American clerks at the EN-
bassy in Rome, who we're at the
rectory.
Mr. Woolf. one time chaplain at
Cornell University, had previously
served as rector of American
church in Dresden, Munich and
Berlin.
The small American colony re-
manning in Rome attended Thanks
giving services at st. Paul'S, when
Charge d'Affaires Wadsworth-in-
stead of the rector-read President
Roosevelts Thanksgiving Day proc
lamation.
"Observer" at Services.
Americans in Rome have reported
that for some time the Italian gov
eminent has had an observer" at
all services in the American Church
there.
A majority of Americans in Italy
needed the State Department ad-
vice and returned to the United
States after Italy entered the war
and before transportation became
difficult. The Americans remaining
in Rome are nearly all Embassy Of
acials and employees, and newspaper
correspondents.
Relations between the United
States and Italy-until Mr. Woolf's
unexplained arrest - have been
quiescent since July, when Italian
consular officers were ordered to
leave the United States and Italy Or
dered all American consuls out of
Italy.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Half Of Punzers
Now Destroyed,
English Boost
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 22.-The
ng-besieged British garrison at
Tobruk has broken out of the
Axis semicircle around the port
and German and Italian arm
ored forces-split and partly cut
of in Eastern Libya-are being
ground between British tank
columns, the 9th Army head
quarters declared today.
The thrust from Tobruk was
pointed by tanks which British ships
had carried into the beleaguered
port over a period of many weeks.
The garrison force had some dit
ficulty negotiating minefields which
the Germans had laid. but by last
night had reached a point only 7
miles from the nearest troops of the
main British force.
U. S. Planes Taking Part.
At the same time the British an
nounceo that Americana made fort
ress planes were taking prominent
part in the air battle of Libya in
which 10 Axis planes were destroyed
yesterday to the R. A. F's 5.
The Tobruk garrison, cut off by
land since April II, was said to be
making steady progress in the face
of heavy opposition to drive start
ed yesterday to join British spear
heads holding Rezegh, on the inland
plateau 10 miles outside the peri
meter of Tobruk defenses.
BY nightfall of the first day. the
British said, the Tobruk forces had
seized positions 3 miles southeast of
their old defense line.
The 9th Army communique said:
I'm all areas the situation is de-
veloping to our advantage although
further intensive fighting can be
expected before it is possible to as
sess the full results of the heavy
blow dealt the enemy in the open
ing phase Of this campaign"
One high army officer asserted
that "the aim of the British COM
mand is to destroy the German tank
force in Libya,' and added that is
what We are doing momentarily"
The whole campaign, British
spokesmen emphasized, hinged on
the war of tanks.
The British reported that by last
night they had destroyed half of
the Axis tank strength in Libya
This has been estimated as at least
two German tank divisions and one
italian tank division, exclusive of
other mechanical units.
British tank losses were not dis
closed, but it was said they were
definitely smaller than those of the
Germans and Italians.
Trying to Fight Way Out.
British sources said German and
italian forces caught in British
triangle in Northeastern Libya were
trying with waning strength to fight
their way out.
Thus. confidently, they summed up
the first four days of their lightning
offensive into Libya which, from
Tuesday dawn until last night, had
stabbed 80 miles into Axis territory
and, British say, scored a decisive
victory in the first collision of
massed tank armies.
The Libyan battlefield was de-
scribed as vast triangle inclosing
more than 1000 square miles, with
its base a 60-mile line south from
Bardia, on the Mediterranean coast,
TO Maddalena and its apex at be-
sieged Tobruk, 80 miles west of
Bardia.
The Germans have made at least
three attempts to break out. Brit
ish general headquarters spokesman
announced, but each time they have
(Cao TdIpn
Evening star., 1941-11-22

lines at several points. At some
points wedges were driven into the
Russian lines.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

See FRANCE, Page ABB
Evening star., 1941-11-22
u. ). Makes Strong
Protest 10 Italy on
Arrest Of Rector
Hull Instructs Embassy
To Deliver Formal
Written Complaint
By LLOYD LEHRBAS,
Associated Press Stan Writer.

The United States has lodged a
strong protest with the Italian gov
ernment against the arrest and con-
tinued detention of the Rev. Hiram
Gruber Woolf of Elmira. N Y. rec
tor of ST. Paul's Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Rome
Secretary Hull instructed George
Wadsworth. American charge d af-
faires in Rome. TO deliver the formal
written protest, 1t was learned to-
day. as soon as the Embassy had
made a full report OF all known
circumstances surrounding Mr..
Woolf's arrest.
Mr.. Wadsworth made verbal rep
resentations against the clergyman S
arrest Tuesday, soon after Italian
police, allegedly under orders from
the Minister of the Interior. had
taken him into custody at the rec
tory of the church.
The Embassy was informed at
that time that Mr.. Woolf had been
arrested and was held for investi-
CATION ION seriously incriminatlng
lnforma ton"
Evening star., 1941-11-22

(See CAIRO, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1941-11-22

tSee LABOR, Page A-3J
Evening star., 1941-11-22

(See RUSSIANS, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1941-11-22

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and 2-X Of this edition OF
The Star, experimenting the news Of
the regular home delivered edition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Hepburn, Kelly
Urge Sedwdy
BE Speeded
BY LATE ALLEN
Times stan CoTTPspondept

OGDENSBURG. n. Y. June IA.
Canada and the United States
need the st. Lawrence seaway
project and need il as soon As they
can get il, Prime Minister Mitchell
+. Hepburn Of Ontario declared
here today IN nationwide broad
cast originating aboard the No
ronic, 1871 cruise ship of the De-
troit oI3ard of Commerce.
1.-THE st. Lawrence has been a
great national asset which has
served us we'll" said Hepburn.
who shared the microphone with
Michlgans secretary OF state.
Harry F. Kelly.
To-day this waterway assumes
an even more vital Significance.
Ultimately. when II Is completed,
II may proVe-tO he one Of tho
greatest factors that ever infIu-
enced the destiny Of the world,
However deep we may dredge
the 81. Lawrence, however wide
its waters may flow, II will
serve not To divide our two na-
tions. hut 10 link us more closely
together I'm leadership and free
dom"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Only Mature,
Mrs. KempKnow
International news service Wire


NAV YORK, June 14.-Cafe
society was in a other tonight all
because there seems 10 be con-
siderable uncertainty as TO when
Actor Victor Mature and Mrs.
Martha Stephenson Kemp will
marry.
When the matinee idol and the
widow of Orchestra Leader Hal
Kemp obtained their marriage
license Wednesday. they said they
would we'd on Sunday at ST.
Patrick'S Cathedral. Since. how
ever neither would say definitely
when the nuptialS Will be per-
formed
Mature is reticent about the
entire affair When cornered, the
22-ycar-old widow and mother Of
one child. said.
NO. not this sunday"
"NcNt sunday"
1--WE don't know"
Eventually ." persisted the
ttti4ti t-t-foEater- causing Martha 10
reply
II guess so"
p s Their marriage license is
good for 81 moro days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Seek Apartment

Friends have been asked n
locate a modest apartment for the
young couple who intend to stand
on their own feet in spite of the
fact that Whites family is moder-
ately wealthy, while his bride not
only shares in n large truST fund
left by her grandfather. Horace
r.. Dodge. the motor magnate. but
is the logical heireSs TO additional
fortunes totaling from 20 10 80
million dollars.
Part of this inheritance would
normally come from a S40,000000
trust fund established by her
mother Mrs Delphine Dodge
Cromwell Baker Godde, for Chris
tine and her half-sister. 12-year-
old Yvonne Baker; the balance
from the estate of Christine's
grandmother on her fathers side,
Mrs. +. T. Stotesbury Of Phila-
delphia and Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
KeHy's Speech

Kelly declared that the shin
building and power facilities
which construction of the ST
Lawrence would bring were sorely
needed today.
And the fact that u will take
several years 10 complete the
seaway il no argument against
starting the job right now" he
told listeners on 92-siation
hookup. Construction OF the
Great Lal<eS-St. Lawrence sea-
way is proper step which will
stimulate progress and stimulate
our two great nations"
During the four-hour stop here.
cruisers travelled on an S0-mile
inspection tour along the 81. Law
renee. both on the American and
Canadian sides. inspecting the pro-
posed route Of the SeaWay.
The cruisers will return IN De-
troit AZ s A. m Monday. Religious
services VIII be held aboard ship
Tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Business Opportunities

lAS ESTABLISHED grocery and meat mar
ke' Good steady volume splendid cor
nor location. real proposition 90 responsible
party $40 West Vernon
BEAUTY SHOP Established trade: mod
ern illness forces sale. reasonable
LAFAYETTE 1926
BEER Wine Tavern Mother operates
business with hired help, son drafted
over SIS weekly profit all electrical equip.
meni Investigate TINS buy. 81. 500 cash.
no 4i25
BEER GARDEN and cabaret for sale
&c and SDM licenses. Corner Fort and
Dearborn. lo0oa West Fori
BEER STORE 1880 Mack. near jeff
Good business location. Reasonable
r BOULEVARD near Hamilton. eleven
rooms clean. nicely furnished rent $50.
Income $40 Small down pay meni. owner,
Trinity i-2s72
CLEANING TAILORING shop Widow
must sacrifice established. 1922 Kfrche-
val Murray $40
.CLFAN SToCK OF dry goods and groceries,
for sale, reason Illness. Box 81, paio,
Michigan.
CONFECTIONERY- Doing good business
new sioch and fixtures. viii stand m
house on east side; other business owner.
Tyler f-SSGp
CONFECTTONERY GROCERY Apart.
ment rear. sales $3.50 weekly, $500
down many other good opportunities
Ficry Bros. sAii Grand River. Tyler
t-f77i
CONFTCTTONFRY fot sale: bargain of
your HE $3.50 takes everything leaving
FOR South America 1851 Pennsylvania
corner OF East Warren
CONFECTIONERY store for sale. on super
highway living quarters attached owner
leaving for California. liza Southheld
Ecorse
r,,.., ...
tional business bargain. 1862 Mack
Niagara 0267
Ideal corner large
stock good business sell account draft.
MI 9st9
Shelf groceries corner
store. rent Si5 month, reasonable. 1923
Gilbert
now operating. Write Box B.616l De
iroit Times
FOR SALE Gas station: comfortable liv-
ing quarters. US-ll2. Hobarts. quincy.
Michigan
FORCED 70 sell FOR reasonable price
cigarette vending machines: situated in
business places Townsend 6-O325. Call he
tween and 5 p, m
GRAND RIVER $500 Established gro.
Gerry; must sell: leaving city; very res
sonahle.
MEAT MARKET, with build
ine sen or lease must sell, Illness
Twlnbrook 2-4t32
GROCERY STORE Must sell Illness. real
sacrihce eoof business 13o3l Essex.
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS = Estab
lished defense work and standard line
~ equipment used hy All automobile manu-
facturers moth N defense and regular
production. one partner with or without
services II YOU have IS 600 or 10000
investigate this Dearborn OO40. after
SUNDAY.
MUST SELL peanut pop corn and
cigarette machines on location: drafted
Ninewood i27S7
RADIO Sales. service. good business; must
sen immediately, reasonable. Madison
o557
in northern Michigan; sales
average over $50 daily Write r. o. Box
1913 Mt. Pleasant
Doing good business can
not handle sacrifice. Trinity 2-937l 4
afternoons 1913.
BOOMING HoUsE-iO ROOMS $50 rent:
SASS income and three rooms bath
$4,000 on terms MANY others from 10
rooms up.
35Is WOODWARD TIE. 1881
super Market for sale or
exchange on business property. home or
arm new hXiures doing good business
eavinc for service 1897 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
a SPECIAL
no DOWN PAYMENT

10 Acre pots With water pfped righ' % IN
lots for Sass Nice homes only no shack
SLOWED.
nrHs out Crooks road q. ofs mile morn
~ PIG Beaver road Soc salesman there
This location re- lf'ie north ~ RoyAl Oa-
ana two miles east Of birmingham
Rsmcmbsr-No down payment, and onl,
s. month,
MuER- NORTHWESTERN HIGHWAY
Nile past BEDFORD Road Ri 5035-l-1l
ACCESSIBLE TO DETROIT City lots IN
D Lincoln Park oil improvements m.
90 $3.50 splendid transportation schools.
stores. etc Treadven. DIX AND GOD
IpARp Rps.. Lincoln Park
'AN UNUSUAL Opportunity Large farden
lots. northwest corner John = Fifteen
Mile. Few $40 81 down Taxes paid
small homes permitted Lumber credit.
owner an property sunday all day
ATTENTION Five acres or more. with
or without trees hcs' garden soil. close
10 schools $40 per acre FlEnLER, igoi
South telegram Three blocks north OF
Van Born .DEarhorn 1920
BEAUTIFUL lsrge tots or chase Road ~
Jacksonville Ri overlooking. with across
20 Edison Lake. $50 Some with h-rm
houses 1928 down SIZE salesman Chase
snf BaWsonviRe, afternoons and sunday
BUY a 2s or 5-AcRE ESTATE
Rich hiark-Nnii Eurnc beautiful forest trees .
hne location in MOUND GROVE GAR
pENS% Near new tank factory north ~
Dodge and BriggS plants. only 100, down
Drive out SUNDAY o. office. Mound and
- Mile road. CA 7sgp
CHAPMAN FARMS
A new ieO-acre development. mile east
of Plat Rock on Gibraltar ROAD NearlN
= acres wooded $3.50 terms acres on
pavement $3.50, terms You VII like The
soil and general appearance Restricted 70
e. 500 homes Look ~ this TODAY Going
fast, one-thrd sold Crossman. HO. 6ifA.
1864 Leslie Detroit
EIGHT FOUR and tw0-acrs tracts only
20 minutes from North side factories
real savings SIS down deal with owner.
LenoX 23s5
EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR WEST
SIDE INDUSTRIES Half acres with
improvements, shade school transporta-
ton, splendid black soil for garden fruit,
berries buy now and pay out while work
- good no need 20 PAY FOR 25 wears: we
assist you in getting started; material for
4-room 22x26 home ONLY $3.50 500 model
Al TELEGRAPH AND NORTHLINF
ROADS midway between Goddard and
Eureka rdsD
down payments 6-Mue, Middlebelt
owner University 2f3s3
IDEAL location for home and garden
parcels. t5ix263 approximately a,
Of An acre on Cass Ave one block north
NJ Smile Road. one block west OF Farm
ington Road only $500 cash each Thos
McHugh, i41o Ford Blds CAD. O3ia
LAKE frontage. ID acre on quiet. beauti-
ful Edison Lake. ideal for homo and
small farm bus. school as low as sos
down Newman. WAYNE ana Goddard Rds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Little Farms for Sole

"A BARGAIN ~ HALF ACRES ws
have the best deal you ever say i0
gei yourself = new nome. pay spa a. Sfg
o0vn Tor he land. material fer 4 room
22N2S home - only $3.50 no need % paN
for IS wears. you can be free and clear
IN three on four wears Treadwell If.I 81.
GRAPH AND NORThLINF ROADS tmId-
waN between Goddard ami Eureka rds B..
A NATURAL forrest 10 Nile iohS r.. q
Scfe parcels an ON pavement only
81 0A0. I Also "a Me M. John r tn
acres Cd house 50 900 Heath Realty.
- Nile MnurT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Mrs. Hugh Dillnan
Called Provoked
at Grandchild
rs Universal Service

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June IA
As a sequel TO her surprise elope-
ment with a Brown University
freshman last month, Christine
Cromwell White. 1S-year-old
heiress TO two great fortunes, ex-
poets to become a campus wife
here.
University authorities, who gen.
orally frown on marriages of UNI
dergraduaies, have forgiven the
21-year-old bridegroom. Frederick
p. White Of Boston. and informed
him he can return in the Fall 10
resume his studies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Drive Launched
Against SIunns

Board Of Health inspectors are
Wagng q vigorous drive against
Nlolalors OF The building code IN
The Slum districts. +. Gardner
Legs, The departments sanitary
engineer. disclosed Saturday.
we are presently concentrate
inc our efforts on slum property
m the lower East Side" said
Logc "S,nce February we have
Inspected $40 houses In 50 blocks
for unsafe and unsanitary con-
ditionS.
We have issued orders 10
landlords TO comply with the
law IN Col eases and have 23s
cases In court. Most of the land
lords comply with the court
orders Ia meet sanitary regula-
lions. hut those that do not are
fined"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Ignored Her Family

In fact, in the ordinary course
OF events, the pretty bride. who
has hailed last September as the
"debutante of the year" could
come close TO matching fortunes
eventually with her 8c'|0r -~..~
Stepmother, Doris Duke Cromwell,
the tobacco heireSs.
But friends of the couple arc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

M97. Mr.. 1874 MILE-Large parcels. or
pavement: good for business, lots o
traffic; $500. also 14Mle mr. Grstiot
little farms. a0X5lo. $500. Heath Realty
ll-Nilc Mound.
ONE TO 5-ACRE farms. miles northeast
OF Mt Clemens. Terms Louis Wolf
$50 Stewart road New Baltimore.
OVER Zoe a. on Chicago Blvd and IN
finished 3-hedroom house n you can
complete work we will sacrifice for 500
dn. Newman. 25so0 Plymouth Rd
PINGREE. 27Oi Twenty acres Utica.
Michigan. Owner. cash, terms. Tyler
i-0772
QUARTER ACRE best garden soil 81
down 81 weekly 2741O West Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
ROTC Field Day, Monday

The twenty-Second annual field
day of Detroit high schools ROTC
VIII be held at 2:30 Monday in
Briggs Stadium. il was announced
Saturday. The event was post
poned from Friday by wet
grounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate; no appraisal fee
elmer sexton. 1922 Ford Building. Cadl
lac 1895
ALL land contracts bought mtges. MADE
McHuFh, lii0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03ip
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r LhNPHAR a COMPANY
72S LAFAYETTE Plfg Cadillac 1910
AT Low discounts We buy land contracts
Avcrare ~ FIRST mtg loans Edv
Henkel Co, Hammond BLDG CAD Pass
If YOU want 20 sell your land contract a.
resl low discount do not fan TO call
Progress Realty Co MA $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

RrsnRT oR FARM


NOTCWTON fAkT Nr~fh Shore cot
tsrss ~ re~i SCI wefkIy boats cleo
'rtrIfv. sandy beach scroT m dsfes s
reorle Fis6inE season beean Nsy IS
f.fls Wesfnhars hr.i0G'on oahs
LANCE StiMNNR COTTAGE
F0R RENT NOE rFWEST MICHIGAN
Large stone and frHrF Cottage among
'srEe hfrches bedrooms e tsths mod
frr And hesufifuiN furnished. .udson
Pratwst Co RA 971o
LARGE. veu-ftrnished cottage Lake Ere
Nesr Evansville orfArio AT modern
cruvsnierrcs. .arEt l0f Madison os3s or
tuxedo . nGoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Lote and Riper Property for Sale
crnAF LAKE,

NffAk LAhf
SIS 20 s1eH each for So foot lots fac,ng
cedar Lake easy terms well wooded
with No-Wsl pine. white pine birch and
csk good, beach SEQ Arthur Cowsn A.
q Ofncs miles south or Creennusr.
Mich ~ rS23
SMALL C1'tsrr for sale cheap. 1923 Huron
BAY Boulevard Crest Lake shores In
eorp7rsfsd 0n q axe Huron. Adrian Coon
TS5 PensscclA Pontiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Summer Cottages for Sale

COTTAGES burt complete 1880 only
sesS. IN DAYS only designs Free liter
s'Ure We.r csi2 Ciairmourt ~. $3.50
Rad hmes want Ads for prohi-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Possible Loss

The relative whose diSpleasure
could prove most costlviS Chris
tines mother, Mrs. Godde. But,
before she is out Of the woods,
the impulsIve young bride must
also reckon with the possible loss
of large inheritanceS from her
two Grandmothers. Mrs. Stotes-
bury and Mrs. Hugh Dillman. the
former Mrs. Horace L. Dodge Sr.
of Detroit.
Between them. these two ladies
could have left Christine 10 or 20
millions, and still have had plenty
left for other heirs. Now, they
could conceivabIy cut her out of
their wills and compel her to get
along on the income of n trust
fund deriving from the fortune Of
her late grandfather.
Mrs. Dillman. perhaps, has the
right 10 be most provoked because
il was al her lake front home in
Detroit that Christine was given a
SO 900 debut party last Septem-
Der, with Illuminated fountains
playing on the water, thousands of
lighted balloons floating overhead,
and "a fashionable New York or
cheStra, imported for the occasion.
furnishing music for. the 600
guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
BIRMINGHAM. S13.25O

"3I't'tI VI 7 ~ u % 'FV
J. cusror district. 3 bedroom home with
large Firv ro0ms Hnrary large living
room Win nafural fireplace breakfast
room first floor lsVstory and service stairs
"a Second floor located or nicely land
tcsped lot with eNcep'iopal depth
JUnsON BRADWAY COMPANY
BIRMINGHAM DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
GIBRALTAR


IN LANE kkiF
Also Water Front Lots Connecting with
Lake Ere
FHA approved for mtre loans on certain
streets builders needed 4O-n lots city
water only S2qS Low cost housing area
j.. niles from large new Moussnto Chem
teal CO plant office on property miles
south OF Trenton
HoUsEMAN-s PITZLEY CORP.
Cherry 4sls Trenton 026O