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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
NYA SCHOOL SETUP
GAINS RECOGNITION
Miss Jane Williams, of School
Staff, Reports on Activi-
ties Here

The National Youth admlnlstra-
ton program now being carried on
in New Hanover High school un-
der the direction of Miss Jane
Williams. of the school stall, IS
rapidly gaining statewide and ma
tional recognition.
The report of Miss Williams OIL
the work done in the high school
is interesting and she has been
highly complimented by National
directors of the student organlza-
ton.
The report as compiled by Miss
Williams is as follows:
1.-THE National Youth administra-
ton work is being carried on very
successfully this year in New Han
over High school. At present stu
dents are assigned as assistants
to teachers, coaches and custodl-
ans, in the office, library and in
Urinary. Students are able to do
such work for teachers as cutting
stencils for tests and unit work;
recording grades; filling out stu
dent registers, subject cards, re-
port cards and the like. Assistants
in the Occupational Department
may even do a certain amount
of teaching to very small groups.
The type of work done for the
coaches is varied. The boys may
referee and coach children taking
part in our county Junior high
school program, take care OF the
equipment used, keep a record OF
points gained toward earning let
tiers by individual students, or
make posters to advertise games.
In assisting the custodians of the
schools, the boys clean the grounds
and so some of the lighter clean
ing inside the buildings. Post grad
yates who have been approved for
NYA work act as stenographers
to several of the principals in the
grammar schools. This work con-
sists mainly of keeping records
and helping with reports. The IL
brary assistants keep close check
on books going out or coming in,
replace books which have been
returned, keep records of books
read by students individually and
perform many other duties neces-
sary to library work. The work
of the infirmary assistants con-
slsts of weighing and measuring
students for health card records,
attending to the sick students by
taking temperatures, using hot wa
ter bottles or ice caps, seeing that
the beds are clean d neatly
made up, and making a list OF
students using the infirmary daily.
THE NYA work done in New
Hanover High school is supervised
by individual teachers. Each teach
er or person who has a student
assistant is furnished an individual
monthly time record for that stu
dent which is to be kept day by
day, signed and returned to the
office at the end Of each pay pc
Rod. The time report transmittal
is compiled in the office and sent,
along with the time records, to
the office of the county supervisor.
IN the fall a meeting vas called
of students interested in receiving
appointments to the NYA. The ap-
plications were explained in detail
and the requirements for eligibility
pointed out. In our school a stu
dent who is not passing all of his
work and whose conduct and at
ter ance is not good is not allowed
to do NYA work even though his
application may be approved. If,
at any time during the school year,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

ademocracy. If you are content to have
a government do all your thinking and
all your governing for you, then it is.
quite all right for your newspapers to
tell you pleasant little nothings, to.
soothe you, Aatter you, deceive you.
For instance, the newspapers in any
totalitarian state give their readers
glowing tales Of the goodness anldright-
ness Of the Il leaders," and paint horror:
pictures of those stupid people in
America who try to govern them
selvesl" This pleases their masses-and
satisfies them.
And the totalitarian press also de-
c2ldes what businesses are to be allowed
to exist. If you were a merchant in
such a country you would be told,
perhaps, that this Tuesday was Fish.
soup Day. No matter low much you
might like to offer beef stew toHyour
customers, you must advertise fish soup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

to the top soil each year a layer
of friable soil is gradually deepen
ed and the productive powers of
the garden increased.
Spading in this manner prepares
the garden thoroughly for seeding,
at a much smaller expense than
paying a plowman and much great
err satisfaction. All the corners
may be reached, which is difficult
with the pillow, and the damage so
often done by careless plowmen is
avoided.
But, remember, you should never
spade wet soil. Wait until a mud
pie crumbles as you pat it, instead
of holding together. That is the
time-honored test.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
SPECIAL STAMP

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-R-
Senator Reynolds D-NC)-intro-
duced a resolution today,-authoriz-
ing the issuance of a special stamp
each Dec. II, the date designated
by congress as Pan-American avia-
ton day in honor of the Wright
Brothers first airplane flight at
Kitty Hawk, N. c. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
Extension Of Time Limit
On Start of Span Asked

The North Carolina State High
way and Public Works commits
sion has made application to the
Wilmington district engineers Of
flee tor an extension Of one year
on the time limit for the COM
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
PIECHOTA SIGNS

BOSTON, Feb. 17-tR-Al Piecho-
ia, who was used as a relief pitcher
after he recovered from a long
illness last season today sent his
signed contract to president Bob
Quinn of the Boston Bees.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
TO RACE

MIAMI, Feb. 17-R-Warren'
Wright's Whirlaway, leading 1910
juvenile, runs tomorrow at Hialeah
park in his second tuneup for Sat
urday's $40, 900 added Flamingo
stakes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

Chinese writing is not alphabet
cal, so type is set in separate
words. To hand-set a single news
paper page, a Oh aese typesetter
may walk as much as three miles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

mencement of construction =, .,
bridge across Contentnea on Inc
i0ur miles northwest of critt os'
t Objections to this '0n'
sineer's office here until Feb :, en-.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
INWARD BOUND

IN AUD
Tanker
c. B. Watson, 1882 tons, from
Smith Bluff, with cargo gasoline and
petroleum products for Cape Fear
Terminal company.
Steamer
Panaman, 3,755 tons, from Paci-
fc coast ports via Puerto Rico and
South Atlantic ports with general
cargo, Cape Fear Shipping com.
pany, agents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
CURIOUS CRAVAT

CURIOUS CRAVAI
Fashionable about Lima, Peru,
is a gaily colored necktie, made of
a soft meat wafer, and worn be-
fore siesta. 1t is eaten, instead of
being put aside, when the heat of
the day comes. Resembling penn
mican, the tie meat is treated with
color for %patterning purposes. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

wrongbrand~of overalls once in awhile,
buut=s5aass long as we have the right to
criticizeaand to compete, the right to
have the truth even when it hurts,
we'll have some sort of democracy.
And only when we become such
moral towards " that we prefer soothing
syrup to straight-from the -shoulder re-
porting will we see our newspapers
edited by the head of a government
!. o y y: supported by subsidy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

The Dominion of Canada ranks
third among world exporters of
rubber tires. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18
RIDER

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 17-R-The
New York turf writer's association
designated Basil James, Seattle
Jockey, today as the outstanding
American rider in 1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

that fish soup was lacking vitamins or
short. on Galleries and not worth as much
per can as beef stew. The dictators
Wwould. decide such questions.
~ Maybe a jew Americans would be
content to live under such a system.
But most of us wouldn't.
. "We1want our news raw We want
it real. We want it uncensored. We
wa a advertising to tell the truth
a>nldsto*hit hard. We want the best mar
toWin:at elections and+the best product
to.get: the customers.
a As " long as we keep on wanting
these5thinggs-keepo on demanding them
there's Il er' no. danger Of losing our free
dom':sWe r may back the wrong candi-
date, pass the. wrong law or buy the
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

A speek of powdered cloves .iv..
extra punch to creamy chooses gives
pudding. 0ola'e
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

80 ..'. -. r. -. -- IT,.
SOOTHING
Syrup

By NORMAN. CHANDLER
Chairman, Newspaper Publishers Committee
s r.: ,~.>
MAKE no mistake about
lNl tit isn'tnecessa1y.to
have accurate news 1t isn't
always even pleasant. r
But accurate news IS nee
essary if you want to live in.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-18

rviE: Inc Nswepeper Publishers COMMITTEES, composed OF over
- tesd.as American Newspapess, publishes these messages stimuli
1Aeouely each week. The force which unites these newspaper'n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Male Help Wanted
NEED A JOB?
GOT A CARP
WANT no MORN :?

n YOU neat appearing over q and quail
.ify ! can assure you of $40 per week "a
start Can Madison 1891 tonight between
and 2 for details.
TIN CANVAsSERS Guaranteed income
best proposition. come in person. North
west UpholNerers 1856 " Warren.
THE GRAND UNION TEA CO, estab.
lished IN 1872. can use Polish speaking
man between rs and 90 for their new order
division. Must he OF neat appearance and
good character and furnish previous salts
factory record. Experience desirable hut
not necessary. win furnish necessary train
ing 90 insure good income from our lib
eral commission plan our extensive 1871
development plan VIII assure steady en-
ploymeni and satisfactory earnings 10 men
who can he ifa.ned according 20 our sue
cessful selling flan, Apply J.. h. Jansen,
639 Jones street
THREE BOYS. 1921 Travel 30 states
circulation organization. high school
graduates neat appearing leave sunday
transportation paid daly drawing ac-
count. experience unnecessary Apps e-l2
a m Hotel BrGgs W C. Deadwyler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

ASSIST mother Dependable girl or woman
stay some nights no laundry, no cook
ing Northlawn 0445. si63 American
ATTENTION. school girl for genera
Homework during Summer vacation NJ
cooking or washing assist with hOuseworl
and children: electric dishwasher. Marygrov
section. Write Box 500. Detroit Times.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Ali around eX
/ perience: $50 guarantee. Fashion Beauty
Salon, SOC Industrial Bank Building.
CAPABLE Girl for Homework STAY nights
/ good wages; references. S45 Lakepointe
COUNTER GIRI.-For Sc hamburger stand
Sl4 week. sqf5 West Warren
INEXPERIENCED shirt press operator. 40,
/ hour; steady; guaranteed SIS weekly
McNichols Laundry l02ii West McNichols
EXPERIENCED mattresses wanted AZ
once. Apply 260l South Fort, corner
Omaha.
EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL, lght
homework. care child. l7i0l Indiana
University 2-0is0.
GENERAL Homework. colored: no laundry
cooking. stay. 1920 Glendale. Hogartt
1924.
GIRL for general no laundry. IS. stay
nights. University LADS. 1871 Cherry
lhWh'
GIRL - WHITE - Mothers helper stay
nights Good home. Telephone unyer-
sity 3-255e
Girl. for general: no laundry: SIS stay
nights. University 1-i75s. 1881 Cherry
lawn
GIRLS to assist as dancing instructors. 50
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE, no expert
ence necessary; rs p. m HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL or Dancing. 42ll Woodward.
Terrace 2-s972.
small family. stay-private room. Uni-
versity 2-oS7s
LIGHT GENERAL HOUSEWoRH Must
III children, 81 stay. Telephone Tenn
pie POSI-
NURSES Immediately. grsduatcs, under
graduates; hospital positions general
duty. Supervisors Nurses Registry, Battle
NYLoN AGENCIES open 10 women Of
good references No experience or cash
needed Large percentage. Royal Crown
Hosiery Company, 500 Woodward.
STEADY INCOME, from your own bust
ness Complete selection OF 50 10 So
dresses furnished on consignment Ae-eash
needed. Coronet Fashions, 62g Woodward,
second moor.
EiNRFRGRAptiATti-r tfFsssT---A f4FlH-Ia- per-
son. Mari Hospital 1906 Trumonll.
MATTRESSES
Young. datk-haired. size l2-14; for New
Tropics. union house. union wages. Apply
between and (. Wolverine Hotel
MATTRESSES WANTED At ONCE
Rohinhood's, 20i76 Livernois corner
Chippewa.
WHITE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stay nights.
TAOS Melrose. upstairs.
WHITE, GENERA L. Laundry, excellent
home. children. stay nights. Telephone
University 17S74
COLORED beauty operator. experience not
necessary. Phone Fitzroy 1894
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Furnished Rooms for Rent

APPoLINE. 1902 (FerkclD 4- Private.
large;'wcll furnished; twin bed. Hogarth
3e3i
ATTRACTIVE front rooms private wash
room decorated private. home. Hesson'
able 1853 Cloverlawn
AUDUBON, near Warren Pleasant. front
bedroom: gentleman. references, reason
'sbie. Niagara fsfs
CHALMERS. 4si6>-Two women or couple
. home privileges, transportation. Tuxedo
-2-4307
CRANE. 26i5 tVernor -Chsrlevoix) Private
home. large. studio, near factory. Rea
sonahle.
FERRY EAST. 3If NcWlv decorated sec
ond floor front. excellent transportation
reasonable.
LAKEWOOD. 670-Well furnished large
room lovely home shower Drexel 1924.
NEWPORT 667- Large front besutinny
furnished. excellent transportation. rea-
sonable LenoX O654
OHIO. 1925 (sears- Roebuckl Comfortable
bedroom private home gentleman; eX-
cellent transportation reasonable.
PHILADELPHIA. WEST. It3 Front bed.
room; twin beds, gentleman, couple.
Trinity i-O3js.
sELDEN. f56 Clean comfortable quiet
room convenient location rraSuuabt,
rates telephone
ST CLAIR SHORES pear Lake, Room
week. week-ends thirty minutes o. city
garage Rosevile iA53-N
ST PAUL. 1925 tE Grand Boulevardb-
Exceptionally clean. newly furnished
good transportation, very reasonable.
WABASH. 5037-Large bedroom employed
elderly lady preferred; reasonable. Tyler
5-0767.
wALTHAM. 1905 (GratioD Room suit.
able two. nice. clean. innersprine; excel
lent location.
WHITNEY. 32f9-Large front room
private home, gentlemen. DeXter-LaW
ton bus
WILLIS Grace hospital Large furnished
bedroom. excellent location, reasonable
Temple l-is25
WILLIS EAST 6S Apartment p, nesuu
fully furnished. private family. tempt,
l-ftfa.
eOLORED Harmon. 362 Comfortabl,
bedroom couple. single. gentlemen rea
sonable. Townsend S-A217
COLORED Large bedroom refined home
single-couple. $50 Hague Trinity 2-5J7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Housekeeping Rooms

ASTOINETTE 45s tWoodwari -Cassl
Cool clean comfortable sleeping or
Housekeeping Reasonable.
CASS 1857 - tiyinp room Murphy.
kitchen. comfortable reasonable adults
excellent transportation
DEARBORN 1896 Miller road For couples
and singles Near Ford 5. VineWuod
2-gt11
FOURTH. 5oi5.ili7- ROOMS. $3.50 UP
Clean. comfortably furnished; bachelors
preferred
IGLkDgTONE. ssg-Nesr Woodward nicely
furnished large. cool room frieidaIre
j $3.50
JOSEPHINE l2i tWoodward. ClairmoInt
Nicely furnished front. linens. water
shower. telephone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Situations Wonfed-Femole

BUNDLE washing. ironing; specializing
shirts, curtains stretched; called deiiv-
cred Lafayette 622s
EXPERIENCED colored girl maid doc
tors, dentist office, dress, beauty shop.
Tyler 5-4e62
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes half
days, steady. mornings, afternoons.
Trinity 1-O363.
EXPERIENCED colored laundress cleaner.
wishes days. excellent ironer; references.
Tyler 7-i556
EXPERIENCED colored girl day part
time. 50, carfare; references. Fitzroy
1863
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
DIVORCES

Nay yrsness miller. from George Albert.
Eileen Alderman. from Clarence.
Helen Lang from John "
FusaB y Robinson, from william.
6assl Floch. from, Claude L.
genrietts Anna Retiig from kussel Afnol'
Victoria Ptssinski. from StsnislaN,
Virginia Harrison from Arthur.
Nellie Opal Dawes, from Vernon ophls.
Irene Davis from HsrrH,
Agnes Rankin, from Thomas.
VERNE Goodwin. from Dorothy W,
Divorces granted June . 1871.
Della c. Fart from Lester X.
Marie n Langton. from John Arfhnr.
Eula MAY Mckiniey. from John Henry,
Earah KYLE. from James y.
Katherine Nc NsumRn from Norhert +.
Fari v. Nsverrnsn from Caroline
Mtldrsd Monica Oiinef from Joseph.
Ola Coulter from James ". Coulter
Pear Giuiiano from Edward
Clara Elizabeth sisson from James Ashley
Julian n. Suede from LYDIA n
Davis Nnsf from Erna
vifncr s,eese from Frederick
Pauline kozRkovski from STANLEY.
Grant s Palmer from Blanche.
Eleanor simon from Haroid
Charles SiuinEton from Agnes
Virginia NcsAu. from Elmer Lee.
Sophia zswinski from John.
Alta ssfsh johns from Nm. Charles
Mary 4 Niles. from julia ",
Gordon Msftte from Mar.
CLAWS Irene NsicNer' from WI f0wAfc
Mar Catherine Feicher from Thomas A
iva CONWAY. from John.
vece casehier. from John Paul
uille Mae McCcS from Ben.
Georges Alien. from John
Lillian /. Loader from william
ANNULNENT>
Donald Banner, from Nirg'nia
Bsrriee p kosihs, from Joseph J.. NAY 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

ATTENTION COLOREDi- Twenty rooms
brick property and furnishings. over
$500 income 81 700 Viii handle. ALLEN
= A tsr.tttv~ht. .sQ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Male Help Wanted

Al BARBECUE snt counter man. Appl,
a. once 2e0i south Fort. corner Omaha
CARPENTER Al for home building prof
cct Year steady work Gail Pr 6T6s OF
Rosevue 1910 2l7ta Virginia, Fast Detroit
CARPENTER Contractors-Thre hunga-
lows o. Ict ore al ready. Hogarth ai45,
AT ONCE An EXPERIENCED VACUUM
CLEANER ESMAN q y
SELLING so, CANNASSING GOOD
DRAW MUST HANE CAR. APPLY BE
TWEEN @ ANn N a NJ
SEARS .EOFBtCK a co
2Sss EAST GRAND BOULEVARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Business Opportunities

ATTENTION CoLoRED Twenty rooms.
u brick property and furnishings over
$500 income 81 700 vii handle. ALLEN
SAi,KS cBl1mh la-a aAa
~ N'rY SHOT, M5xTrn equipment tffss
operators, living quarter. steady trade.
sacrifice 1888 East Forest
BEAUTY shop nr equipment: Llvsrnois-
McNichols section established, reason
able University 2033
BEAUTY SHOP win living quarters.
Modern NJ reasonable onsr refused.
'74i6 W warren
BEAUTY SHOP 'C6mpls,eiy equipped en-
I ceilent business, sell % rent $500 cash.
Pingree 1850
BEAUTY SHOP Modern equipment, esfab-
J. hshed trade, small down payment. 77<
'Woodmere
BEAUTY sHoP-Modern equipment. ests6-
} lished trade. good business. sscrihoe.
Plaza 1929
BEER liquor. established east sid. bust
ness; same owner eight years: business
$3.50 weekly electric refrigeration. working
men and family trade. rent $50; am
drafted must seil - $500 required. Ho-
garth fi25
CLASS "C'' LICENSE Near CITY HsT
very good business illness. LenoN e2i7
COMBINATION sUPERETTE. sale or
;. trade beer. wine groceries meats. doing
exceptional business reasonable. Ivanhoe
1896
CONFECTIONERY well stocked: excel
lent location good income. near school.
sacrifice Ivanhoe 1852
CONFECTIONERY Good business; oper.
ated by hired help. illness. sscrince
Trinity 2-sJ2l.
CORNER. Michigan avenue near Wayne.
\ Groom building gas tanks in ideal for
business or light Housekeeping: $500 down
tiedler. 1904 Telegraph. blocks north Of
Vanborn Dearborn 2340.
GROCERY MEATS All electric equipment.
American neignborhood: near PARK: rent
S23i excellent business: sacrifice. Redford
g7f6
LIGHT LUNCH Confectionery, acros.
trade school. good business sacrifice.
44Oi Twelfth
/ LUNCH ROOM Tor sale. hot dog, ham
I burger rent 1925. business $50 daily;
price 81 200. s0i6 East Warren.
RADIO SALES and Service completely
equipped established business; must sell;
reasonable. Townsend s-sss7
iROOM1NG house downtown district; err
ceptlnnAl income Terms or cakh. 1850
John r.
I sERVE-SELF super Market for sale or
exchange on business property. home or
farm new fixtures, doing good business:
leaving for service 1887 Grstiot.
SMALL roomng house excellent condition;
mo vacancies income over 500 month.
Murray 1885
TWO GROCERY markets with beer. wine
license fully equipped. doing excellent
business owner will sell one 1912 Mack,
Garner Sprincle or 200 Clark Also house
I for rent next door. IenoS 1851 Isfa-
Vette 5J6s
Rad Times Want Ads for proht--usx
! them for resulsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Share Living Quarters
NeO Houses for Sale

ATTRACTIVE new brick homes rooms
ana breakfast space fun basement
strictly modern only S., $50. small down
ana low monthly payments. OR $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Houses for Sale

ASHTON SCHOOLCRAFT - broom brick.
year old. furnished II desired leaving
city Mr. Brand. no $500
BEDFORD 55ls Almost new 3-hedroom
brick colonial, gas heat. widow must
sell. 81 500
ABBEY, 1919 =. WARREN TT. 2-2iO0
BELLEVUE near Kercheval Six room
brick. steam s. 600. $3.50 down Blay-
don FlizrnV III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Wanted-Maie

AMBITIOUS young boy wishes work Barber
shop. shoe shine. Fitzroy 1869.
SALVATION Army Reliable men: steady
or Odd jobs. tCrockerD Cadillac 22a5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

HICKS INSULATING Service "fnsuiais
with R9ckvno Glsrarteed. 1882 Men
oots Hogsrth 1857
READ Times Want Adt for prost-us,
tnem fof ftsGits4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
nlsIGNING
DREssNAKING. HrMsTITCHiNG-
DRuGs. NOTIONS. WHOLESALE

BENNETT BROS -wholsfsis Drugs No
tom Paper BaEs. Novelties Informa-
oos Cadillac si43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

UNDERGROUND sprinklers. save water
bill 25eo. Installations reasonable; terms.
Townsend S-9250.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
THE ERNST KERN co.

Can place t2l ambitious. neat appearing
men over - able 10 meet public. car
necessary Apply Employment Office, eth
floor. 30 10 10 a m Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Housekeeping Rooms

MAYBURY GRAND. 4s2l-Four house
keeping rooms furnished, unfurnished:
adults reasonable. Tyler 6-if92
lsELDEN. i56-i-2 housekeeping rooms, re-
decorated, comfortably furnished, excel
lent transportation. reasonable
WILLIS WEST. i4i--Four rooms. IS;
lower; private entrance: children welcome
ICOLORED Rooms, kitchenettes; furnished
unfinished: ADULTS ONLY. 2i6 Gar
field Temple l.725s
lCOLORED Refined adults. furnished. un-
furnished. Josephine. Apply 20i Hague.
Trinity 2-O50a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Bungalows for Sale


ATTRAcTIvE-5a rooms side drive "a
RACES excellent condition rrAsOnA bl,
down payment, 1851 Ternes
GLADSTONE-SECON Brick duplex
good Investment. sacrifice. settle estate
Lafayette 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Furnished Houses for Rent

BEAUTIFUL Rsw newly furnished i've
room home; tile bath. kitchen. basement;
adults Van Dyke-Outer drive. Inquire
$40 DobeL $50.
BOSTON BLVD. Nicely furnished. sum
mer months. I bedrooms, screened side
porch. 2-car garage. TO 5-5262
FURNISHED HOUSE on East side for
rent, during summer; nice neiehborhood,
.S125. FL 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Situations Wantsd-Fsmais

EXPERIENCED accountant open close
financial statements: tax reports. statisti-
cat typist: capable managing small office
Vinewood 1929.
EXPERIENCED lady wishes steady days
Laundry. cleaning; excellent references
Tyler 7-4045.
EXPERIENCED girl days. Crosse Point,
district preferred, 35c hour, earfare
Cherry 5000.
FAMILY. bachelor. bundle washing. spe-
eializing shirts; references: called. de
livered. Fitzroy 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Real Estate Wanted
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Resorts for Sale

RESTRICTED nomesites AZ surprising
low prices. Tuggey. Birmingham 9i6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Little Farms for Sale

ANN ARBOR TRAIL min. from CT,
limits i2G "a frontage Reason Bile
Terms Newman Warren and InkHter rds
ATTENTION acres near Flat ROCK
good buildings beautiful trees, beet gar,
den sOu $500 down Fielder 1904 Tse
graph. hluckA-nnrth OF Vanbofn. DEar.
born 23t0
BEAUTIFUL home sites near MirhigaI
Ave, large l1's or acreage. city water
gas electric small payment down, w..
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