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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

4 Shooting " ar
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

don't know they mean by shooting war because
don't know of any other kind
never picture Of Daniel Boone without Old Betsy
under MS Daniel liked shoot his way through
and the other end
But like biz chief smoke when the pipe Of peace
piece Of pipe,
II the other fellow pops YOU ! claim YOU arc in
II you haven got your working certificate
Then you had better all track records for moving
targets get yourself gun.
For you arc in 4 war when the other fellow shooting
a. you.
Dstasl.,s p, is'srsno.s. A,e, serve,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19


lie SAID nc never saw woman
with a SWceter disposition man
Jen. lie Sald she was klndnesS
pcrsonlhed and thal ne olteh
thought tho man VINO got her
Tor a VIE would be a mlgh'N
lucky man. when inc man
turned up IN a felloW our old
man recalled only as CurleN, nc
was the hrSt 10 oiler congratu-
lahonS. Curle\ had a Jon IN
Stone $ livery stable on Nam
street back IN our old homo
town and was steady hard
working chap.
nCR old man said that among
" tho conSlderatc and pros.
pectI1e husbands Of his acnuaini-
ancc no rated Curlcy very high.
He said CurlCy was always
hoaStinG about what wonder
ml disposition RattleSnakc Jcn
had. our old man said when
other men were standing around
heltthng their wives. Curlev had
nothing hut kind words for his.
our old man said that IN fact
Curlcv seemed afraid that hcr
lovely disposition. MIGHT no, bc
generally recognized As no WAS
always bringing Tho maftcr nv
Olr old man said he ofton
congratulated bmsclr on his
own appra,sal of Pattloenal<o
Ions diInosit,on before >he was
manned oSpcclaIk -, his mdc.
mont NJ women had often hocr
nnhliclv doub,cd Ito aid NO
-, -, LII
,..'i-1 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Quiz Answers

7 Bill Of RghtS
Canada
3 Carlsbad CavcrnS. since
Eroiiocs arc caves.
I Tho Little Corporal
3 Commodore Matthew Perry.
s Nlurmansk
Z II is a basin In which D. cor.
tanned water for baptism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

TliE wonder oil the lyinG
machine does not seem to
wear off. Automobiles, tcle-
phones and even the radio are
now commonplaces Of our exist
ence. But when an airplane
rumhleS overhead almost every
body looks up in awe-and with
a touch OF fear.
The awe is caused BY the fact
that here is a dream made mani
fest the flying man. This has
not only been a day-dream Of
inventors and poets from the
earliest times but il Is the real
ization of night dreams. for who
has not in his sleep dreamed of
flying through the air?
This perpetual Sleep-drcam OF
man as we'll as that OF inventors
and poets is based. in my opln-
ion, on our undyinC instinct for
greater md greater freedom, on
our thirst for more space, on
the egoS passion 10 break the
limits of the hcSh-priSon, on the
souls desire 10 soar.
| have been reading a dcucedly
interesting book on this matter
edited by Selen Rodman, flicr-
poet. II is the The Poetry of
Flight" CDucll Sloan & Pcarcc)
an anthology Of what has been
said of flying from Ovid, 1000
years ago TO Saint - EAupery
today
NJAN-FLIGHT has been proph-
vi esied by such men as John
Milton Goethe Hawthorne.
leonardo Ia Vinci, TennySon
and Shelley
Goethe 80 years ago eX-
pressed this passion Of man 10
lift himself up TO the stars IN
these words
What n desire 10 feel to
throw myself into the boundlc>N
regions of the mir, To poiSe over
the terrific abyss. or 10 light on
some o. herW isc inaccessible
rock, Must I. then. never do
more than creep up 10 the sum
mitS?"
Goethe'S prayer for flight has
been answered. Man flies into
tho boundlcSS regions of the
air. bat IL is no longer wholly
a poets dream II is a demons
dream come true also. for IN
freeing himself from tho earth
man has NOT ascend Q q 10
Heaven, - but has zoomcd to
Hell.
He desired 10 fly in order 10
free himself. but IN flying he
has only succeeded in cnSlaving
himself
It's tho fable of tho Tower Of
Babel IN a manner, como true
again There seems 10 be spirit
in the universe that says to
man
You cannot scale the heaV-
ems by ply steal means and sur
ViVe,"
I ETS talk about chooses. I
Il like them All. In fact I'm
human mouse when 1t comes
10 cheese
My favoriic is Camcmbcri
Ah,-rich. soft Camcmbcrt. with
toasted cracker.
This chccSy proSs-pocm was
occaSioncd by an item IN
the papers saying that French
Camcmbert having given out,
California Camcmhcrt Is now
thc thing almost the real
thing
Al hail. sing 7 10 California
Camcmbcrt
And that reminds me OF a day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Paul MaIIon Is III

paul .Mallon'S Washington
column has been temporarily
discontinued because OF Mr..
Nallons illness. II will he re-
sumed on this page as soon as
he RECEIVERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Ra++Iesnake
Jen Fooled
The Old Man
Only CurIey Can Judge
Her Disposition
By DAMON RUNNON

OUR old man said that one Of
~ tho incest girls he ever met
was a pretty little thing hack IN
our old home town Of Pueblo
who was known as RattlcSnake
Jon she dealt IN rattlesnakes
and had a fine trade,
Her right name was Jeanne.
and our old man said She was
most accomplished. She could
take rattleSnakc by the tail
and pop il like q buggy whip
and make It's head fly Oft Our
old man said she was the only
girl IN our old home town who
could do this, though many
could play tho piano.
He SAID RatllcSnake Jens
father RattloSnake Jake, left
her the rattlc>nake business.
He established II IN 1879 and
carried il on for many years.
Our old man thought Rattle
snake Jake would have lived 10
great ace If he had not
hranched out into gila monsters.
ono Of his new hnc snapped him
one day and Jake could not re-
member the antidole. Our old
man SAID Jako'S fratcrnal lodge
gave him a fine funeral
He said tina, after Rattlesnake
Jon succeeded 10 the business,
she followed all the traditions
of her late father She hired
mon and boys 10 60 out on the
prairie and catch live rattle
snakes for her She paid them
according TO tho size Of tho
snakes. our old man said that
sometimes RattlcSnake Jon
would go Snakc-catching herself
and that once he went with her
TO sec how She operated.
lie SAID she would simply
III walk up 10 rattleSnake
summing itself on a rock, plant
a forked stick behind the snake s
ears and then pick up the reptile
and drop II in a sack. Our old
man said he was impressed by
The fact that two snakes crawled
right into her sack without
waiting for her 80 fork them,
indicating that they recognized
Ien as a woman of strong char
acter. She sold tho rattlesnakes
to an eastern concern that made
them into rattleSnake oil Our
old man said ratIleSnake oil
was very good for rheumatism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

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not otherwise credited N this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
EDITORIAL PAGE
Credit Buying

IRON all America, from many dealers ip Detroit
i come reports that nstalment buying is declining
because the public does not understand the regua
tons governing IT.
They think nstament buying has been outlawed Or
they think it has been heavily restricted AS TO be
virtually impossible.
These ideas are, of course, hundred per cent
wrong.
You can buy autos. household goods and other items
the nsalment plan today And IT is possible TO buy
them simple terms long period as Is months.
There only about "a items affected by the new
ruling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19


ruling
TO RECAPITULATE briefly the terms of the new
i nstalment buying regulations:
All nstalment buying is limited now 10 IS months
instead Of the nrequen longer terms previously afforded
II YOU buy auto, airplane motorboat or
motorcycle the nsalmen plan you must pay one-thrd
down This does represent much Of advance over
the average down payment these articles hereotorol
If you buy household appliances like stoves, vacuum
cleaners electric rergeraors and the like time you
must paw 90 per cent down. little change again..
II you buy household appliances like plumbing. water
heaters furniture the nstament plan YOU must pay
10 per down. The usual practice in all stores in
the pastl
THERE is only very noticeable change effected by
/ the regulations That is on loans of less than $1,000
for home modernzaon made under Title of the Federal
Housing Act These previously could be- paid for over
threeyear period and subject to the lS-month
rule
Many items like clothing, furs, iewelry draperies
wall and floor coverings not affected by the regula
tons al ALL and being sold usual
simple rules.
Families have deprived themselves of needed articles
Merchants have been deprived of sales
American prosperity has suffered needlessy.
Every American should aCquant himself with these
rules outlined above and disregard the alarming whis
pers of msnformed friends that you can't buy on time
anymore
You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Negligence
Charge
Challenged
johnson Gle ars u. S.
in Leagues Flop
BY HUGH $. JOHNSON

ONE pain in the neck in good
" deal of the current foreign.
discussion is that We should get
into this war because. after all,
its our fault and our RESPONSE
biRty.
II We had Just stood by France
and England and remained in
the League of Nations. Hitler
would never have gotten a start
and all this welter Of blood and
fire would have been avoided
We helped win World War !
and then quit the boys cold. SO
goes the argument.
But what arc the facts? OF
course II Is true that We did hclp
win the war and didn't enter
the League. But England and
France did enter the League.
When tho war was over they
had such a vast performance Of
power that Germany couldn t
have made n move al rearma-
ment or a gesture al aggression
without their assent or AT least
compliance. That condition re-
NAMED for az least Is years
until 1888. when Hitler started.
and perhaps much longer
II Is now clear also that that
dominant condition of theirs
could not possibly have been
created without our about Of
fort with mon and ships and
money and guns in 1918 and
after. We not only loft the
peace Of Europe IN their hands
but we helped make those hands
strong enough 10 maintain It
forever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

OUR more hcadlong intervcn-
~ tloniStS who now blame us
for tho war because We did not
ioin tho League have no such
inhlbitionS As tho British in ac-
cuslnc US OF not doing enough TO
help Britain now. II Is a COM
mon saying of some Of them that
we VIII never do enough until
We arc all tho way in the war
ourselves.
They arc entitled 10 that opin-
ion bat my guess Is that, If this
country Is engaged IN war. our
people arc going 10 insist on
com lctc concentration on
cqulpping our own army and
navy and pertectlng our own dc
Tense and that less rather than
more materials will flow out OF
tho arsenal of America 10 equip
democracy" including the
bloody dictatorship of Russia.
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Reproduction In whole or In part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
TELEPHONE-CHERRY hsnn

Subscription rate On advance by mau
70 any place ~ the Unted States Canada
or Mexico tOn Canadian subscriptions add
10 o. cover war import tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
DEfR0TTss5a T7MES

published every Week pay Evening ana
sunday Morning rs The Times Publishns
Company AT 1928 Times square Detroit
Mich.
Entered Al Detroit Mich as Second Class
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

EHtY Just didn't do II When
L Hitler began 10 erupf France
wanted 10 stop hum but Brit
ain was looking the other way
When MuSSolini began 10 60 of
the reservation IN Ethiopia
Britain wanted 10 stop hum but
France was too busy tying a
Sh0c.laCc.
What could VIC have done IN
either case even II We had been
IN tho League? Those League
members amply enabled by orr
action 10 act IN their own de-
Tense. wouldn't do anything.
They just let Hitler ride.
We were in another minor
league tho nlnc-powcr pact 10
watch over tho integrity Of
China So was Britain When
Japan began grabbing parts Of
China, Jobs WarhorSc. Harry
StimSon Smcled Tho battle
afar of and wanted 10 do
something about n This tune
ItWaS Britain who was too busy
10 play with the nine
This is no time 10 rake nip
past mistakes bu, some are bc-
ing raNod up and charged 10 oar
account without justice This
about our negligence is ono Of
them II We ever &c, into
position of guaranteeing Tho
peace Of the world We shall have
covered too much territory rs
our present experience ought 10
be enough 10 prove Whatever
is done We arc going 10 pay for
H. There Just isn't enough money
IN this or any other country
The sad aspect OF this pariicu-
lar pannlnC Of Uncle Sam is that
much Of il is being done by
members Of his own family II
is true that tho British have
long been saying something like
this. But they have been care
ful in saying that VIC arc not
doing enough to help them now.
They arc beginning 20 say 50
and if the years following the
last war arc any criterion, what
they are beginning 10 say now is
mild tabloid edition OF what
they VIII say later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Theaters Petition
To Keep Marques

A petition from the Co-opera-
tive Theaters, requesting permits
sion TO retain marques over their
five Woodward avenue theaters
fter an ordinance barring them
Welcomes effective June l, was re-
ferred TO Joseph p. Wolff, head
of the department Of buildings and
safety engineering
The council, under the law, may
make exceptions as to marques,
but all overhanging signs on the
street must come down. A petit
ton Of the Fox Theater for re-
tention Of its marquee was
granted and a petition of the D.
J. Healy shops was also referred
10 Wolff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Newsman Addresses
1900 NYA Members

Frederic Snyder, New York
newspaperman and familiar figure
10 Detroit lecture audiences. was
the speaker at a National Youth
Administration rally attended by
more than 5000 bows and girls
in the Naval Armory.
Pointing out the necessity of
facing the world situation today,
he said we must lift our loyalty
from nationality to the whole OF
humanity. He said!
"You will see the world en-
shaved under one heel unless II
Is glorified under many heads,
as we do things In the United
States"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Sells Tax Titles

MARSHALL, May 8. - James
Threapleton. county treasurer, said
today that $3.50 30 had been turned
over to the county from the sale
of AZ parcels of tax delinquent
property. Nine owners bid for
their property at cost and re-
deemed il for S3l5.53.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
- Open Season on Thriftier Prices Thru Our Stores

siIver.PIated Pastry Servers, Csc Value. .t2e
Striped Awning Materials, Csc Value. Use
Boys 81 Sleeveless Sweaters, AII.WooI. .89e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
IMPORTANT ITEMS

The new list included such
items as semi-fnished. finished
and fabricated steel and steel
alloys: pig and fabricated copper.
chromium, all types of Diesel en-
giHes, iron and steel products.
including rolled, drawn. forgings.
castings and pig iron; fire brick.
lead, manganese. all electric
motors above fractional horse
power, portable and power driven
tools. and wire for electrical in
struments.
Asked whether the addition Of
iron and steel TO the priorities
list indicated a critical shortage
that might affect consumer pro-
duction, OPM officials said it did
not.
Only yesterday. however, the
OPM's commodity price admin
Strator, Leon Henderson, told the
House ways and means committee
,hatspresent increased production
isn't enough in terms OF needs.
Meanwhile, wherever OPM rep
resentatives made speeches. they
warned the American public that
business as usual was a thing
of the past for the duration OF
the emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

6se Royal Purple Chiffon Hose SIC
Infants AIi.wooI sooiss' Is' Values Sc
Regular sec FIashIight. 2.ceIl ........7se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

Expert Tennis Balls, Now. -...m.3 for 98c
SilvsriIash Casting Line, is.Lb.. ....5sc
500 Softsk Cleansing Tissues .........i3c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Steel Heads
IS Items on
.Priorities List
BY JOSEPH A. BORIS
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. May 8. The
Office of Production Management
today granted to the war and
navy departments first call on vir-
tually every product of American
industry which might be used by
the nations armed forces.
The blanket order was contained
In an expanded "priorities critical
list" of As new items. including
steel and nearly all other metals,
on which the army or navy could
obtain delivery ahead Of monde
tense demands.
The new order, issued by E. r.
Stettinius Jr., OPM priorities
director, boosted to nearly 300 the
items placed under inventory con-
troll, but most significant was the
about-face on the definition of
parts and accessories affected by
the various products.
ALL PARTS INCLUDED
"The items that appear on this
list shall be deemed to include
all fabricated, mechanical or
electrical component parts and
accessories necessary for the
completion, maintenance or
mechanical operation thereof"
the order read.
Previously StettiniHs defined the
parts and accessories of the vari-
Gus items as those which are
designed TO meet military specifi-
cations, and as designed are not
commercially useful for civilian
purposes"
Thus, OPM spokesman ex-
planned. the army and navy, If
they desire. may place on their
preferred delivery fist almost any
item which armed forces could
use. even if it were designed
primarily for civilian use.
N The same spokesman added,
that they did not ex-
pect the war and navy depart
ments to invoke priorities on all
items unless necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
SMITH-ORR co.

ROOFING ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
AiHLWORk, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
z ACRES OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES
1881 w WARREN Phone OREGON O7OO
4-ROOM COTTAGE. WE FINANCE
WEEKS LUMBER, 500 Il. DAWSON
AGAR GARAGE. yI72 so; ERECTED
1892 Wyoming Hogarth 1855
2fX. % HOME-BUILr. yss5. Grand River
Lumber Couzens ana Telegraph roads.
AGAR GARAGE, S195. U. S. House
wreekng, 1896 Dequindre.
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

! blk west Of sehsefer at w Chicago: 4
rms. and bath, full basement, furnace lot
mortgage coEt 50 $50; AK at ef73 carffn
TOYNTON BROWN CO
Isoo5 Grand River We 5-i23l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Business Places for Rent

CHENE ts5i-store and SIX rooms suit
able for beer garden. $50 month. VIII
lease Dixon 1883.
GRATIoT. 33s3-store ana factory. 40 900
~. II or less. F1ixroy 7775
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Income Bungalows for Rent

HARTwELI.. i4sp9-troom upper. hsatcd
newly decorated. insulated, hot water
garage. adults preferred. SIS.
WOODSTOCK DRIVE 3i2i SIX rcoms
stall shower. oil heat. Frig.daire. screened
porch. garage July !. university 2-3lt3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
<nGnM REAL ESTATE CORNER zA(nN
8aGkhhsSY FOR RENT FOR SALE 9Nkmx
Resorts for Rent

BROKEN ROCK Port AUSTIN 49, Beautiful
furnished cottage. restricted electricity
porches water. Townsend S-ss59
RESERVE cottage. Long Lake. electric
lights, running water inside toilet Free
boats. write box 267. Alpena. Mich.
lsUNNYHoLME FARM Modern conven.
fences; beautiful surroundings. whole
some meals reStfEl, Mrs. Howlett. Wesi
MOntrose Ont
STRAWBERRY LAKE Five-room cottage
electricity, electric stove ana ice Dox
inside lavatory Vermont s-i5s6
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Miscellaneous for Sale

KODAKS, Movie Cameras. Will sel, buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Ex.. SIT shelby.
So ROLL-AWAY beds. So IS: grass seed.
90 10. Dawson Unclaimed Freight Stores,
Grand River. if440 Mack.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstings
in The biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Dancing Instructions

LEARN TO DANCE
TREE STUDIOS ESTAB. 20 YEARS
20 Lessons, 81. Ladies. 2
Woodward al Alexandrine. TIE. 2-sSf2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

Dandy s-rrn only 50 $50
$500 dn. i342s Mack. TU. 2-7s7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

near Ln~ood--B Beautiful
t-bedrOom brick. owner sacrifices. Uni
verrity J-z66t mornings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

VIRGINIA PARK l4aa-Innet . rnorns.
redscorated. painted. porches. garage
Tyler 6-TsdS.
s-Room B V Ho, Air Heat. Gar $50
DAN HARRISON IN 1.l2b0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

ALGONQUIN, 7i7-Home privileges: twir
beds. innerspring: nns food Lenox Ss4s
BOULEVARD East Grand. s73. near Mach
Single fprivats porchl. 50. doubl'
Twins $3.50: meals. convenient hours
BOULEVARD East Grand. SIS MACK
home privileges; excellent meals: com
Portable rooms, reasonable. Plaza f4zs.
READ Times Want Ads for pront--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Mortgages

MORTGAGES Old and new property
Ham 4 Co. us Barlum Tower CA 45sU
READ Times Want Ads Tor proat--us
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Lake and RiUer Property for Sale

la RGE-le.x-Sls s-.s-x2 -aas.-.s=sz.s-
See Arthur Co~an a, Log Once. 2 miles
south OF GTeenbush on US-23
LOT 4Oxl3O. LAX. 81 Clair Near Nj.
Ciemens-All improve nentk $500. North
lawn 1852
CONSULT -t+rr ENLARGED Peat t-4st- itsttnF=
in the big sunday Times want IA
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

Al FAMILY washing. half fiat. everything
ironed. i5c pound. mending free. Wood
ward Grand Laundry. Cleaners. Townsend
$4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Housekeeping Rooms


ANToINETTE. as Woodward -secoudl 49,
Ia cool. quiet, clean front sleeping
ras sonabls
ASH. 1852 and 95s Howard clean rsa.
sonable: all convenience
BOULEVARD. Eas, Grand 2t3T NEAR
DodgesD--2 front rooms 80 complete
Frigidaire. adults parking
CAss. 3s57 Two FRONT ROOMS 81
Comfortably furnished. private entrance
adults.
GARFIELD. iO7 (near Convention Hall.
one room, redecorated, hot water ReaN
sonable
HARPER. 1852. Near Nj Elliot Front
room, kitchenette. garage employed so
Der adults. reasonable
HoLCoMB, 29T2-Two rooms kiichene,te
bath refrigeration. washing machine ga
rage: sii.
MERRICK. iiOe-Clesn. single house
keeping room; employed adults 50
PHILADELPHIA EAST 257-C Clean. large
front. refrigeration. Suitable for coupe
Trinity 2-06q5
sELDEN. fSs--I-2 housekeeping rooms
redecorsted; comfortably furnished. ex-
eeilent transportation. reasonable
TRUMBULL. f323--Clean convenient two
rooms refrigeration everything Included
50 so. adults.
WABASH. 3132-Living room. kitchen pri-
vate bath, electric refrigeration newly
decorated. clean Couple only 50. Also
one. IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Income Bungalows for Sale

CRATIOT. CoSNDRs section S rooms bath
down 4 rooms. bath up Storage space
Splendid condition Sacrifice 50 300, terms
owner Pingree 1918
'WASHBURN. f506l- Brick Ave rooms
down. three up Income 500 monthly
$3.50 down Owner Dawson 53i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Summer Cottages for Sale

lGQTrAGEs- hnilL enmpiete. 24x3O. only
$685.: 10 days oniyl designs. Free tter-
AZURE! Weir. 2slz ClairmounL TY. $3.50.
.CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstings
in the Big sunday Times Want Al
lSectl0n.