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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-06
To Present Program


The American Legion Auxiliary
is planning TO sponsor a party for
patients at Leland Sanatorium Fri
day evening at : o'clock. Included
in the varied program will be num-
bers by the Ypsilanti High School
octette, music by Mrs. James
Warner and two daughters. dance
numbers. and music by the Boy
Scout novelty band OF Troop !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fanslow
and their son and daughter. Robert
and Joann. are going to Royal Oak
Saturday morning to remain until
Sunday night They will visit Mr..
Fanslow's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fanslow. Saturday night Mr.
and Mrs. Fanslow will be dinner
guests at the new home built by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollebeck. The
furnishings we're brought partly
from Holland while the Hollebecks
were there ten years ago on their
honeymoon. Several OF the guests
will be former school friends OF
the hostess and Mrs. Fanslow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-06
Tomorrow's Problem

dealer: East. East-West vlll.
nerable.)
II South bids diamonds and
clubs here, and North hearts, the
side winding up in 5-Diamonds,
why should East resist that i'm
pulse to double71
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-06
Six At Luncheon

AS there were only six members
at the meeting Of the Salvation
Army advisory board Monday noon,
there was no business transacted.
Luncheon was followed by an in.
formal discussion.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Italians, Germans
In Joint Action
On Libyan From

ROME, March 6. UP)-Italian
and German land and air forces
are engaging in joint intense land
and air reconnaissance activities
in Libya, the high command said
today, and the German air force has
bombed a British North African
base.
German planes repeatedly bomb
ed Malta, the high command said
in its daily communlque, bombing
and machine cunning air fields. 1t
was asserted that three British Hur-
ricane fighter planes had been shot
down in air fights and that three
grounded British planes were de-
stroyed.
1t was said that the Italians coun-
ter-attacked in the Keren sector or
Eritrea and took some prisoners
when British troops tried to 'infil
trate" through the italian lines.
Nothing worthy of mention took
place on the Greek front, the COM
munique said.
italian planes bombed port works
on the Greek island of Mytilene, it
was added.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Raj Plane Downs
German Bomber In
Battle Over Sea

LONDON, March 6. CUP) = A
Royal air force plane, striking at
the long distance German bombing
planes attacking shipping in the
Atlantic and acting as the "eyes'
of German submarines, shot down
one of them and severely damaged
another yesterday, the air ministry
said today.
The British plane which accounted
for the two German ones was a
flying boat on patrol over the At
lantic.
1t caught both out at sea.
1t was believed Eat 10th the
German planes were members of
the fleet which has been attacking
British ship conveys.
A communique of the air and
home security ministries said no
bombings were reported in Britain
all Gay yesterday but raiders were
believed to have flown over the vic
unity of Liverpool, a northwest town,
an East Midlands town and a south
coast town.
The communique said anti-air-
craft guns had destroyed two Ger
man bombers Tuesday night.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Invasion Experts
Confer in Sofia
With Bu|gar King

SOFIA, March 6. (UP)-Germa-
ny's invasion" specialists-leaderS
of the armed forces which swept
through Poland, Norway and into
Rumania and Bulgaria-met today
with King Boris of Bulgaria.
The German commanders of the
new Balkan army which is stream
ing across Bulgaria and implanting
its outposts along Bulgaria's south
ern frontiers went to Boris palace
for a formal conference.
It was presumed they discussed
with the Bulgarian monarch details
of Germany's military dispositions
in this country which is the latest
adherent to the Axis tri-partite
military alliance.
The commanders who met with
Boris were Marshal Sigmund Won
/, List, commander in chief of the
NaZi Balkan army, a veteran of the
Polish campaign and the man who
led the German forces into Rumania
: when Gen. Ion Antonescu gave the
word.
He was accompanied by Col. Gen.
Nikolaus Won Falkenhorst, one of
Germanys famous young generals"
who won his spurs in the difficult
Nazi march into Germany.
Won Falkenhorst is a specialist
in mountain fighting-the type OF
warfare which the German Balkan
army can be expected to encounter
if it moves across the southern bOr-
ders of Bulgaria.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
japan Announces
Thai Agreement

TOKYO, March 6. (UP)-Japan
announced today an agreement be-
tween French Indo-China and Thai
land on the principal points of the
peace terms Japan proposed
A joint communlque said re
naming points of detail" were likely
to be settled within few days.
1t was indicated that France,
faced by an implied threat of Japa-
nese armed action if Japans peace
terms were rejected, had conceded
the major points of the demands
The communique announcing the
agreement on principal points came
less than "a hours before the expir-
alton at noon tomorrow Japanese
time 90 o'clock tonight EST; 10 am.
tomorrow Indo-China time) of the
twice extended truce between Indo-
China and Thailand.
At 2:30 pm. 12:30 am. EST a
Japanese Thailand-French Indo-
China joint communique was issued:
The mediation plan presented by
the japanese government has been
agreed to by both the French and
Thai governments on principal
points and the remaining points of
detail are likely to be settled within
few days.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

France had held out for weeks
against the final" terms which Jap
an had demanded that she accept,
and it was indicated she had won
important notifications in the plan
which, devised by Japan as "medi-
ator", she would have sacrificed
rich and populous areas to Japan's
friend Thailand. However, it was
also indicated that France would
still be forced to surrender great
tracts of it's Indo-China territory.
BY holding out, France had COM
PEELED Japan to extend final dead
line after final" deadline. The lat
est of the many final headlines
was midnight last night, Japan
having said that unless agreement
were reached then it would be i'm
possible to get the news to the
troops in the lines and prevent a
renewal of fighting.
AS the negotiations reached the
critical stage Japan massed an army
on the northwest frontier of Indo-
China and permitted the inspired
press to say that it was making
preparations to meet "the worst
situation, an apparent implication
that Japan would impose its terms
by military force.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Germans Seeking
African foothoId

Africa is reaching serious proper
tons was given in the house of
commons yesterday by Richard A.
Butler, undersecretary for foreign
affairs.
Butler said considerable numbers
Of German teChnicians and uni
formed armed forces are now in
French North Africa Gen. Charles
De Gaulle issued similar warn
ing last week, adding that infiltra-
ito was also reported from Syria
There was little confidence
among diplomats of neutral coun-
tries still represented at Vichy that
France could withstand German
pressure. 1t was said that the re-
ports of United States Ambassador
William D. Leahy to Washington
have been pessimiStic on this point.
Confidence III Balkan quarters
that Greece after all may resist
German attack with British support
was growing.
However, experts on the terrain
OF northern Greece suggested that
it was most unlikely that the
Greeks and British would repeat
the allied effort of the World War
to base campaign on Salonika.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Nazi Troops Mass
On Turkish Border
As Ankara Warned

ANKARA, March 6. CUP)-Ger-
man troops were reported establish
ed along Turkeys Thracian border
today and Germany was said to
have given Turkey an implied warn
ing against allowing Britain to base
forces on Turkish soil.
The implied warning was said to
have been contained in Adolf Hit
ler's personal message to President
Ismet Inonu of Turkey.
It was said in German diplomatic
quarters that the message was be-
lieved to consist principally of re-
assurances to Turkey that she had
nothing to fear from Nazi occupa-
ton of Bulgaria or even Greece.
The reinsurance, however, was
SAID to have been contingent on
Turkish neutrality.
If Turkey should allow Britain
to land troops on Turkish soil and
utilize Turkey as a base for oper-
atoms against Germany, it was said,
the situation probably would be
viewed in a different light by Ber-
lin.
Turkish officials continued to in
sist that they were much more in
terested in Russia's expression of
disapproval of the Nazi occupation
of Bulgaria than in Hitler's state
ments.
Interest continued to run high re-
garding possibility of British coun-
ter-measures against Germany, such
as bombardment Of the Rumanian
oil fields and air attacks on German
troops in Bulgaria.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
JugosIavia Tries
:. To Bring Peace in
Greek.Axis War

=. BELGRADE, March 6. (UP) -
Jugoslavia was reported today to
have launched a desperate effort
! to make peace between Greece and
the Axis and thus keep free of en-
tanglement in Balkan war.
According to reports which cir
culated in we'll informed quarters
here, this attempt was being made
, by Prince Regent Paul, himself.
~ If peace could be obtained between
Greece and the AXIS, Jugosiavia, nOC
yet committed either to the Axis or
to Britain, might be able to pursue
her policy of neutrality.
- 1t was reported that Prince Paul
launched his effort at a conference
with German Foreign Minister Joa-
chin Won Ribbentrop and italian
Foreign Minister Count GaleaZzo
Ciano.
This conference, it was said, was
held at Pauls country estate at
Brdo, Slovenia, Tuesday Repeated
reports that Paul met Axis repre-
sentatives there have been uniform
ly denied here.
The Greek government, it was
said here, was informed of Paul's
intention to offer his services as
an Intermediary.
The Jugoslav peace effort came
as Sir Ronald Campbell, British
minister to Belgrade, prepared to
confer with Jugoslav officials in a
final effort to persuade Jugoslavia
to stay out OF the tri-partite pact
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

LONDON, March 6 (UP)-Dip-
lomatic and military circles today
reported growing evidence that
Adblf Hitler is making a very
strenuous effort to gain a foothold
in French North Africa while the
attention of the world is diverted
to Balkan matters.
They added that they had little
confidence in the ability of Mar
shall Henri Philippe Petain to with
stand German pressure for bases
in Africa.
Gen. Maxine Weygand, French
commander-in chief in Africa, has
gone to Vichy for a conference
with Petain. 1t is the first' trip
back to France for Weygand since
he went to Africa after the French
COLLAPSED
Hitler probably is following his
familiar tactics of attempting to
create a series of options" to con-
fuse his enemies as to where and
when his main blow will fall.
Doth Berlin and Rome reported
Axis authorities had declined on
military rounds" any comment on
reports that Germany is moving a
major military force to North
Africa.
Hitler's proposed options" as
seen here are these:
l. A diplomatic and, if necessary,
a military offensive to force Greece
out of the war and deprive Britain
of its only foothold on the con-
tinent.
2. An attempt with at least pas
sive agreement of Vichy to get
bases in North Africa to close the
Sicilian channel between Sicily and
French Tunisia and possibly to
close the Gibraltar Straits.
8. A possible move into Spain
and Portugal to obtain submarine
and air bases to extend the block
ade at sea and to threaten Gibral-
tar from the north.
The first official British indica-
ton that .Nazi infiltration in North
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Caro-, Lupescu
Escap to Lisbon

LISBON, Portugal, March 6. CUP)
Former King Carol of Rumania
and Nine. Magda Lupescu, who
escaped across the Portuguese Dor
der from Spain when permitted to
leave their Seville hotel for an auto
mobile ride Tuesday afternoon, were
reported to be guests here of Joao
Lopes Jolly, Portuguese capitalist,
and his wife, Spanish marchion-
eSS.
Jolly went to the Spanish border
in an automobile Tuesday evening
and returned with Carol and Nine.
Lupescu, who had been permitted
to walk across the border but not
to drive their car across.
The former king and his red
haired companion left their serv-
ants, much of their luggage and
their two automobiles in Spain. Re-
ports from Seville said police had
sealed their former hotel rooms and
had found the Americana made.
Chrysler in which they outdistanced
the police keeping them under sur
veillance, abandoned on bridge
across the Guadiana river near the
frontier.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
ThaiIand Accepts
French Proposals

BANGKOK, Thailand, March 6.
(UP)-Thailand has accepted French
reservations to the final japanese
peace terms on which Japan had
announced basic agreement, the
Bangkok radio announced today.
It was added that the Thai forces
were prepared to resume fighting
on expiration of the truce tomor-
row 90 pm. today EST unless the
French accepted the Japanese pro-
posal.
Japan in announcing basic
agreement admitted that some de-
tails remained to be worked out.)
The radio said also, without ex-
PLANTATION, that it was Learned"
that the Indo-China government
was unable to exercise power over
Indo China so that therefore
French Indo-China is absolved from
French rule"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
Mystery Attends
Weyqand Visit

VICHY, March 6. CUP) - Gen.
Maxine Weygand, supreme French
commander, arrived by airplane to-
day under mysterious circumstances
nearly "a hours after the Vichy gov
eminent had announced officially
that he already was here.
Weygand, trim and dapper pro-
consul for the Vichy government in
North Africa, stepped from a plane
at the Vichy airport at APO pm.
(9:20 am. EST.
He flew directly here from Algiers,
his headquarters.
Twenty-four hours ago the gov
eminent had announced that Wey-
gand had arrived There was no
immediate explanation of the an
nouncement that Weygand had
landed here yesterday when, in fact,
he was not due until today.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

between expenses and extra handIins charges shar.
ing savings thus made with customers in The
form Of lower priees Come. celebrate with savings!
Join The thrift parade! Take home grand treats
+hot your whole family will enjoy and savings
fhoi will moke them sit up and take notice! ,s
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
London Bombed by
Daylight Raiders

LONDON, March 6. CUP)-Ger-
man bombs fell on London in day.
light today for the first time since
Feb. 16 and gave the capital it's
500th air raid alarm of the war.
Some damage was caused and at least
nine persons were injured when a
sports club house was demolished.
Bombs also fell on an east coast
town and destroyed a library and
eight dwellings. A pedestrian and
two persons trapped in the library
were killed.
BE- A postman, his wife and child
were rescued from house wrecked
by bomb in East Anglia. In east
ern England woman was injured
when a raider machine gunned
market square.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
SAN DIEGO HOUSING
MANAGER NAMED

WASHINGTON, March 6 CUP)-
Federal Works Administration
John Carmody today appointed
Raymond A. Voight as manager
of the 5000 unit defense housing
development in San Diego, Calf.
Weight has been manager of Park
lawn. a U.S.H.A. development in
Milwaukee, Wis.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06
BRITAIN'S AFRICAN
LOSSES ONLY 13S

LONDON, March 6. CUP)-War
Secretary Capt. David Margesson
told the House of Commons today
that Britain had lost only 438 men
killed, 1,249 wounded and 81 miss
ing in all operations in the Middle
East from Nov. 30 to Feb. IL.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-06

See the big donss and The scores Of values at your
A&P Food Stores! We bring you the biggest food
borsoins at our commend! This is way Of honor.
ing our Founder who established our direct buy
ing policy 81 years aso For more +han four.seore
years we've been eliminating many unnecessary in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Mans az
military
WATCH

To bring Detroit a real thrill in a SERVICE Watch,
made gigantic purchase of this new 1912 model
and have cut the price excitingly low! This Watch
is the last word in style: WATERPROOF. SHOCK
PROOF ILLUMINATED TWO-TONE Dial!
Right for men in any branch of service for at
home! This low SLABS price is a special reduction
for Tonight, Friday, Saturday! So Act!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

WATCH
Set with Is
DIAMONDS

We've received limited number Of these Watches
if you want to give her the thrill of her life,
come at once! Attractive heart-shaped watch with
genuine diamonds all around and at sides Is dia-
monds in all! The number Of diamonds alone tells
you what amazing offer this is. Just think of
getting chance to buy gift like this for only
$1695. On sale for next 48 hours only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Man Ring
Set with
q DIAMONDS

We crack through with another real gft-value
thriller. Here's massive solid gold mans ring,
with GENUINE DIAMONDS thanking handsome
intaglio-cut head This is high grade ring, priced
far below normal to give holiday buying exciting
lift! Priced at only $12.95 for Tonight. FRIDAY snd
Saturday! So be on hand This is the kind Of
value that people will talk about for a long time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Flats for Sale


MACKAY i7i74-5 rooms basement. fur
mace, 81 200. $500 dn. 1929 MeDougsn.
NEw s-RooM Brick Veneer III. bath and
Kitchen. large attic 81 700
DAN J HARRISON UNIVERSITY i,i2so
READ Time, Want Ads for proht--uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Summer Cottages for Sale

COTTAGES huit complete. 24~7p. only
1926; 10 days onlyl designs Free liter
AZURE Weir. 26i2 Clairmount TY $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

SelecteeS Ar Program
at 1870 p. NJ. Sundays

Tho fourth in the new series Of
W1R-Detroit Times radio broad
casts from army camps will be
heard AZ 80 p. m Sunday and
VIII feature interviews with Ma
u0nal GuardSmen and selectees in
the 2lOth Coast Artillery tanti-
aIrCraft at Fort Sheridan ILL.,
Tho series titled "SelectccS All
VIII bc heard Sundays a. 100 IN
stead Of ] p. NJ. in order also 10
give Michigan listeners a national
defense program being broadcast
over WJR each Sunday from / TO
] 80.
Scene for tomorrows broadcast
Will boz the mess hall Of headquar-
torS battery Of the 2l0th 10 pro-
vlde listeners with 4 hrSt-hand
account of what MODERN army
mess Is really like on the
program VIII be Col Robert r
Glenn commander Of tho rcCi.
mcnt who VIII describe activities
of Tho unit since It left Detroit
last March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Alien indicted
As DrdftEvdder

Tony Alton Muehiing 80, Of
l5O4S Evanston avenue. German
born Detroit tool designer, today
was indicted by the federal grand
Jury on charges of violating the
Selective Service Act and failing
10 register under the Alien Regis
tration Act.
Muehling. Assistant Unite
States Attorney Kenneth d. Will
kinS SAID gave false information
TO his draft board as 10 his place
of birth. stating ne was born in
Louisville. Ky. Investigation indi-
Gated that Baden. Germany was
his birthplace. and he entered the
country in 1925 at New York
MuchlinC. formerly engaged as
a tool designer In a local plant
here working on defense contracts
also repeatedly failed to register
under the alien act. lie is now in
custody. held IN bond Of Sl0,500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

EXPERIENCED colored girl, dsy part
time. SO. csrfare. references Fitzroy
1863
EXPERIENCED colored girl maid, doc
tors, dentist office. dress, beauty shop
Tyler 5-4962
EXPERIENCED colored girl--sTEADY
days, cleaning: 50 50, car fare. Refer
tenees. Townsend 6-64l2.
EXPERIENCED LADY wishes part time
weeks, cooking; excellent ironer Terrace
y -s426
EXPERIENCED girl wishes days. weeks
work. thorough laundress, cleaner. Fitz
roy s426.
EXPERIENCED MAID wishes work. store.
hotel, Office cleaning; references. Tyler
5=2216.
EXPERIENCED woman wishes days work
good worker. laundry. ironing. Cherry
1870.
SPRING CLEANING Malls. ceiling:
washed neat work. references. Evenings
Cedar 1928
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
DEATHS

Albert Luckesen. 3i4i Mt Elliott 50.
Emil Berner. 26ii Roosevelt. rs,
Sebastion Hanus. 1915 Merritt 6e.
Ethel Moss Lindsay. ee1 w Hancock. 81
Susie II. Kennedy, 2lO +. Michigan, Saline
Lula Harris. 1886 St Joseph SO.
Dominick r. Roche. 1905 Howard. So.
Ella Lewis SIS p. Euclid. 40.
I Louis Dessntis. 1854 MeDougall.
Emily L. Thompson. 1880 W Philadelphia,
50
lbiety Roberts, 1928 Gresnlswn. IS.
Dora Wells 922 Farnsworth. 81
Peter John Lindberg. 2la0 Fairview, II.
Joseph P1skoti. qi53 Rathbone. So
Josephine Reynolds s3s Hudson. 81.
Mary Peacock. 1856 wreford. SIS.
Antonio Myr. ll76 Coplin. II.
John &. Rum T63 Campbell 66.
Stanley Korona. 1895 Livernois 50
Ella Nav Hodgson, $50 +. Saratoga, Fern
EVELYN Kauhl. 1900 omira. ~.
Peter Kaip, STA Mt. Olivet. ~.
Samuel q Madison. 1910 Rchton. -.
Frank Alex Cieszynski. 1903 r. Wills, 10
Martha Caroline Louise Gatzka. 6345 Ellis
Marrare, Thompson. ss7 Ashland. S..
John Keyes 275O Third. So
Waffle Davis. a25 Illinois. a.
Gertrude LILLIAN Twamley. 1926 Robson.
Louis. NJ Berry, 1929 Relvidere SIS.
Elizabeth Merry. l444l Mettetal. %.
Gertrude Turner 1900 F.. jefferson. ~.
Minnie Durham. 260i Dubois IS
Virginia Holley, PALS 81. Antoine 2s.
Joseph Bianea. 6s0i Iroquois. "a.
Abraham J. Greensboro, SOC Oakman. 81.
Cora Lee Brazier. 1927 Russell II
Barbara FeuFhteF,- sees Sixteenth. SO.
John r. Pryle 903i Twelfth. So
carol n Burch. 1897 Trumhul, ~
joins Green (ZielinskiD INA Moran, ~
Gertrude Larsen. 1891 Snowden. 20.
Nav +. Coones, 1894 Mendoza 80.
Alfred Stayner. 1857 Ardmore. II
Raymond Smith. 2i20s Fenkell 25
Margaret II. DettenthAler. 1929 Reuter-.
Dearborn TT-.
Leo Lewandowski 1926 Rivard. 40.
Marion X. Rathhurn l20h3 Yosemite 70
Theoa Jene Boyd, 3ii LaBele, Highland
Park 40.
Eddie Palmer. 2243 Chestnut. 46
nomenico D'Alfonso. sol s. Rayside, ~.
Louis John Brodes.- Jackson. Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
,1O0Marine Veterans
Here for Convention

More than 100 United States
Marine Corps veterans OF the
Michigan area were in Detroit to-
day AS a two-day convention of
the Marine Corps League opened
at the Fort Shelby Hotel.
An honor guard will be on hand
AZ the Michigan Central station 10
welcome Chris }. Cunningham of
Albany u Y. national com
mander of the league. who is IA
preside over the leagues first
state convention. since IFS or
GanizaJon by an act OF Congress
in 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
wuLKE TO STAY IN L. s.

f., NEW YORK. juno l. GNS) ~
Wendell Willkie,' who addressed z
giant unity day rally in Chicago
last night. flew back 10 New York
this morning and denied rumor,
that he plans TO make another
visit "a war-torn England
II do not intend 10 go abroad"
nc said. "My job i right here
and l am going 10 keep on work
ing for national unity"
This afternoon Willkie will re
ceive an honorary degree at the
commencement exercises of the
Institute Of Tech
nolocy IN Hoboken, y. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

Near W Warren: completely recondiiionst
2 family with rooms es unit $50 rental
return from upper. monthly pay'u approx.
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