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Evening star., 1941-03-02
Humanity and the Machine
Are Conflicting Forces
In New Behrman Play
The Talley Method Is Dramatic
In Describing Fundamental
Tragedy of the Modern World
D., I.1
By Ira Wolferf.


aonhngand rather annoying when
Indifference of opinion about Bemans play The
quite entirely altogether
might few becoming radically obuse to like only
what the play does.
In the first place the play is dramatic description
dsordered world Its describes
pegy with the aid of living characters the numany of the modern
the that attempting to live
people denied the do
Then flengh portraits OF mddeaged
love that actually without compare in the modern heater At least
don't anything contemporary
Thirdly the play has full of the qualities Mr. Be
characters and the story in which they
involved style and capacity for writing that not merely eloquent
poetic we'll That the writing deftness
agaciy hands with which take truth by the throat
Finally the play provides Ina Claire and Philip Mervae with the fuel
ignite special talents
qualities and bundle they
Tey they lofty amusing stimulating and
absorbing the theater has had offer all
Central Characters Are Real
main skilled and re-
nowned who wdow with two grown children and an
the having fallen love with the after he had
These people aegoy read
them The anegory important the play but ornaments is
significance The poet humanitarian People are her subject The
machine He enjoys and and helps people only
as tnes are uselu TO nus nachn when people pene ps I I
solve people
that they would let him aonand when they don't let him alone he
helpful them becomes their
the love- the because the doctors
thor
oughy marvellous humanity itself and also perhaps because
recognizes subconscio the his life Being love- being
his children
Chidren's Attitude Springs
From His Failure.
their father The shock off pleasantly first
something typical family
pulling this that slowly from comedy into tragedy
poet probe shock until ui
chdrens their
but springs from their
| fathers hdeous failure human being
ability machnehke
build beautiful buildings their failure provide beautiful
civze When watches this precise intelligent and essentially talented
obof helping his
blunder
all and finally
what the talent lovely
abrang their
stupidity building life.
Enraptured,
Neglect Humanity
children illuminate
doctor directly indirectly third character refugee
S
iendess himself because of
she enamoued of the doctor him somewhat cmmuh
the humantarians time enrapred by machines and the
promise they contain neglected humanity
substance Taley Method
Claire be Philip Mevae.
later Claire the
lowkey passion
attitudes thoughtfuness
remarkable,
which they submitted long.
Cares his office the with the profess
(See WOIFERT Page F-2D
Evening star., 1941-03-02

for IA takes. And If ever a girl
looked fit for the hospital, it was
Ellen at the end of that days work.
A saloon brawl in LAS Vegas
Nights" finds such beautiful charm
ers as Lillian Cornell, Virginia Dale
and Constance Moore caught in
hailstorm of flying chairs and bric-
a-brac. OF course, it was all break
away stuff, but the ladies took con-
siderable humping before the melee
was lin the can"
For a scene in Kiss the Boys
Goodbye" Mary Martin, playing a
demure Southern deb, tries to shock
(See HEFFERNAN, Page FAD
Evening star., 1941-03-02
By SheiIah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD

HOIL Y WOOD.
mo one likes to be reminded that
she failed"
The speaker is red-headed Susan
Hayward She had just been asked
to attend a publicity lunch for all
the "Scarletts" in Hollywood who
failed to get the role in Gone With
the Wind"
Besides" she adds, I'D feel so
phoney" All of which should give
you the idea that the 22-year- old
eX-model from Brooklyn has-1,
will of his own; 2, sound common
sense, and 3. determination to
make the Hollywood grade without
the aid of usual and unusual pub
licity stunts.
Evening star., 1941-03-02

Miss Hayward came to Hollywood
three years ago to test for the
Scarlett role She will shortly be
on view in her first really important
film role C'Adam Had -Four Sons'D
in which, by one of those coinci-
dences, she out-Scarletts Scarlett.
She is the vicious, heartless Hester"
in Legacy" the title of the best
seller from which the movie is
adapted. Much water has flowed
beneath Miss Hayward's movie
bridge between the first test and
the latter concrete fact.
Before David Selznick saw Susan S
pretty face in a national weekly
magazine, she was called Edythe
Marrener and earned her bread and
jam as a commercial photographer
model. Il was under contract to
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Same Old Story

Orson Welles was properly apolo-
getic when he told Dorothy COMM
gore that, in their first scene to-
gether for his R-K-O Radio film
Citizen Kane" he'd have to spank
her.
This probably will hurt me more
than it does you," he told his young
leading lady.
Said Miss Comingore to the pro-
ducer, director, author and star of
her picture all in one:
Tive heard that one before. 1t
was a lie then, too"
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Selecting the Prize Play
Of This Seasons Crop
To Be No Easy Task
For the Year Has Brought No Drama
So Outstanding 1t Demands
Recognition of Merit
By Jaw CarmOdy.

prizes apparent
begin They
difficult job make prize play out of anything that
has
they before Christmas
the that period of the described by George
Saturday night of them did not
Saturday instead took discouraged look the reviews
and disappeared Immediately
Things
look since They have not been actually
sure, something
turning veabe droves for anything
facsimile dramatic writing
what the public how could Tobacco Road have done
what did the National? What it did, has forgotten
s1s65O.
Not Thing Has
IS
their office however the plays have not been
Nothing
which enabled the critics o in their seats from early autumn until
time to the plaques
moment bright Broadway
lay-ovr washington Lady
DARK There nothing says
scroll Pulitzer check for $1,000 but somehow there
feeling that might not be quite the thing to choose them
instance rather exats comedy subject
with actual implied the ncud
all bit dramatic
wholesale slaughter its frivolous
Some Award
But the Pulitzer?
also gitterng thing. consider
able part of its bnce represented in the presence of Gertrude Law
thing at ALL much less something that conservative critic call
her goddess probably deserves award Whether should be some
thing with implications somn OF selection problem nevertheless
might within the whimsical talents of critics. heaven bless them but
hardly Pulitzer udges-unless misjudge them
dramatically, would have been
defect which could
play he betrayed the prize people however Mr. Rice
brilliant
Incidentally the popular
these
happy times
Green by what be the usual standards Of
prize selection the substantial candidate
rating
bother his head about than saying We was my
least"
Guild
Shakespearean Audiences.
Guild which sometimes is right in this world
assuring its public there
York that it
When raire Twelfth Night
would forever
Broadway.
The Guild
the localities
selection is just much OF audience for
erude looking mob full of enthusiasm but
numbers the Tobacco Road" number
could One could not have observed Shake
through Mr. both
brilliant it. without realizing that fact
the that Twelfth Night would
be of will, March TO-
Which should o lafaire Twelfth Night"
IN tho hmm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08

"Sorry I've got no n ing
stronger iife. he ssfiel.-
II feel this all the way down."
she said. "My, l. tired. j thought
I'D never make It,"
what puzzles me-" said Shep.
sis how you ever got up here in
the first place"
She told him she'd driven NJ
and had been blocked by the SNOW
at Milepost Is.
II couldn't 20 forward, and 1
couldn't turn around In that
awful snow" she said. ut was
getting dark, and 1 remembered
there was shack OF some sort,
"A tool shed 1 believe, a little
farther on.
Somehow I got there, and 1
built n fire on the cement floor.
1 burned up all the wood there
last night: a chair, a table, and
finally some shelves.
81 tore them Off with crow
bar. Then, when the last of the
wood was used up, / figured I'd
better try 10 make ID here. 1t
was closer"
Didn't the road gang put n
chain across the road at Honey
Bear Cove?"
eyes, they did, but II wasn't
hard 10 remove. After 1 drove
by, 1 put il back into place.
was determined 10 be the last
person to drive up the peak this
year"
Anybody know you took a
fool notion like that"
mo, OF course not. i told my
family i was going to visit some
friends at Woodland Falls. They
won't get worried II 1 don't
show up until tomorrow.
Tomorrow" e jacula I c {
Shep. Lady, you may be sty'
mied up here for n week."
"Oh, hut I must be down
by tomorrow" she cried in dis
may. II simply must"
Shep shrugged his shoulders.
OFFERS THOUSAND
"IlI give you," she said, "a
thousand dollars II you get me
down before tomorrow.
There isn't any such money.
said Shep. 'Ts IL a matter OF
life and DEATH"
She nodded her head.
"Well, lady" said Shep, "well
get started prontO and wei
either make Ii or they'll find our
bones in the Spring when the
4 snow melts. But 1 won't do II
for any thousand bucks. My
services are free. But you can't
climb down 10 timberline In an
outfit like that. Let's see what
we can police up for YOU"
Timberline! That first scrubb
pine, altitude 1000 feet. 1t mean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Daily Short Story
Autumn Snow

, He wasn't worrying about get
lting down. In was too bad he
couldn't ride down the rails on the
section crews toboggan--a steel
ldevice fixed 10 the rack rail that
could make the nine-mile trip 20
1.-THE bottom at a mile-a-minute
speed, II you wanted TO take the
risk.
lie was rejecting on how nice
Nd was when there came faint
banging on the door. Now who IN
the devil, he wondered, was won
.dering around the top Of the peak
.at this ungodly time, with the
highway closed for the season and
impossible. too?
lie threw open the door and in
stumbled a girl And a slightly
built girl. at that, with white,
drawn face; wearing. light
Spring coat, sport shoes and
stockings soaking wet, snow all
lover her. She would have fallen
had not Shep held her.
Shep hadn't spent eight Sum-
imerS on top Of the peak without
knowing just what to do. He did
not park her near the pot-bellied
stove, but some distance from the
heat. He removed her shoes and
stockings. her thin gloves and that
lfair,weather coat.
tie got n bucket OF lukewarm
water from the kitchen, pumped
her feet IN il: went outside for a
bucket of snow, rubbed her hands
land ears with It. She was too far
done in 10 even thank him with
more than a faint smile OF graf
litude.
He finally wrapped her in a
blanket, gave her a steaming cup
lOf black coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08


with several large and tasty
waffles.
Back in the main room, he
picked up a frayed copy OF a
western story magazine, eased
himself into huge chair and be-
gan 10 read The hum of the
Diesel engine that powered the
Summit House with electricity
could be heard below the Shrek
Ing Of the gale outside
The tinkle of the telephone bel
aroused MIN half an hour later and
he went 10 the old-fashioned wal
instrument and said, Finger Peak
Summit House" Family there
came the voice OF his boss, big Tex
Mcclure, who wanted 10 know
how everything was coming.
"A hell of a blizzard, Tex" he
said.
"Why didn't you come down
yesterday. like i told You to-"
demanded Mcclure. "You could
of beat the storm"
Shep said he was pretty tired
= after boarding up the windows anc
decided TO postpone the toboggar
ride.
"You can't ride down now,
the road must he blocked clear
down to Grecian Bend" said
Tex.
BOSS SPUTTERS
"Sure Ii is" Shep agreed.
But as soon as this storms
over can go down the burro
trail. Don't worry about me.
i got enough grub TO stoke me
for a month, and plenty OF coal"
The boss sputtered something
and then the connection broke
and Shep knew il probably couldn't
be fixed no matter how much Nc
CURE swore at the other end OF
the line. Well, il didn't matter
He might be showed in for a cou-
pie of days, maybe a week or so
but his pay would go on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
HE MERELY GRTNS

Shep merely grinned at the
bleak wilderness outside. He got
into his clothes by the fire, then
went into the kitchen, where he
started a fire in the great coal
and wood range.
He cooked a prodigious break
fast-four fried eggs a plateful
of crisp bacon. an acre or so Of
buttered toast on which he spread
jam liberally-and topped this off
with several large and tasty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
By SANFORD JARRELL

TIVE blizzard ragged undated
Il throughout the long night and
Shep RankSon slumhered content
edlN. The wooden shutters banged
loudly against the window frames
OF the old Summit House. The
pack rats came in droveS, hut the
young man SnUggled in The
warmth Of his bunk beneath thick
wool blankets.
The wind and snow dashed the
sturdy stone structure on top Of
the world. swayed tho 3O-foot
steel frame OF the ObSerN alton
tower, vented their fury on the
unprotected granite summit OF
famed Finger Peak.
When morning cam Shep
crawied from beneath his pile Of
blankets. shivercd momentarily IS
his bare feet hit the cold floor OF
the big bunkroom.
with its long lunch counter.
Shaking the ashes of a pot
bellled stove, he opened the draft,
and soon there vas warmth.
He could not even see the racks
OF the cog-wheel railway a few
yards away. The snow blanket
had reached the window sill. a
depth of two feet. and il was
getting thicker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
NOTHING STRONGER

"sorry I've got nothing
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DEFENSE CONTRACTS
G.DFD FOR
80 MOLDER FOUNDRY

can handle aluminium and all kinds ~
alleys equipped for single bronze castines
up to 3uU lbs. but prefer smaller Cas,lnss
Facilities also available for machining and
finishing
Address BOX R-ffl6 Detroit Times
GROCERIES. meats fruits vegetables
beer, wine Hlscss forces sale VIII sac.
uhce 1892 Fenkell. University 2.Aie0
GROCERY. MEAT MARKET beer wine
excellent location good opportunity loi
couple. illness. owe 3ie9
HAVE A CLASS &c" license In operation
VIII consider partner with capita or vii
seu all otsi Russell
LADIES REDUCING salon we'll equipped
doing good business ueht downtown
vlll sacrifice Cadillac 0i1A
LUNCH ROOM Doing splendid business
fully equipped money make sacrifice
51GS Hamilton 4
RFSTAURANT Busy corner good neieh
hufhuod SOLD mine for hight party
Rea'y 800 Murfas si0g
'RFsTkuRAN1 seating ~ Grand River
J0y I6hd settiUn. Cash reasonable terms
TYLER lTus
TWO WOMEN % take fun charge o
1 kitchsn, no rent. $751; Mack.
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BOUT ENARD- i.lw'or section private
ne, deuce t.ottdng couple preferred
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Land Contracts


BEER GARDEN class c" license; good
business; exceptional opportunity reason
ablc i029T Russell
BEER GARDEN class &C" license eN-
celcn, business. sacrifice; reasonable.
Ninowuud 2-fi42
Bt-S SIM ss woman wants partner in restsu-
rant $500 required, Gentleman preferred
2l30 John Il
CLEANERS and .mtrer doing excellent
business, illness sacrifice price. Tyler
s-U6l2
CONFECTIONERY Opposite schools. AT'
TRACTlNE corner. Invest $500 down here
aud support the family. See ~ Tor REAL
+ store values
Richly BROS Si4t ca River. TN t.i73I
CONFECTIONERY Rext door theaief ~
wears same place well established, on
account illness iit6 clay.
.CONVALEsCENT HOME business .
heds fully equipped furnished, licensed
well established, capacity Cash business
Requires $4,000 cash down. other interests
Bennett Manot. 22l south HARRISON. saeI
t.f
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale

CROSSE uE room brick. steam iHre
bedroom ouy ShlUo trxeera.d, Gross
lie OIis-J.
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Houses for Sale
east Of WoodtUord)

LARGE i-room hnme modern oXcep, base
mcnt 1O.u 'Ct gaf 81 500 $500 down,
S2T 30 month including taxes and Insurance
a '''t tirHttuf r. fE- uu1r
WILTSHIRE pE 1901 Spacious brick
s.nelr near uIckrt.nn. eas heat ,fuly ~.
sulAtsa wonderful huv az - 500 adjacent
+-+t+i-s-- r--ff--' NJ -i't1U rtdUiTgFi Ca~h Z.
morirage can Nr Murray to see ths an,
other. 1tf 2.f-tp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

GENUINE SALE
over 80 recunditoned washers. EASY
Thor's Prima's, Blackstone Maytag Many
other makes Every one checked FOR per
Torrance. open evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Vacant Lots for Sale

-GEENN RD and Jim Daily I mile west
oi reir- sph rd ioX2U1 lots. $50
RAstE iH22. 81 e-MtLE-Bp VI S-2ti0
ffAE uN near Nassar College Heights
suh division improved Si0U terms.
r. Hnns 2-Ns3i
UNTINGTOS WOODS tnear Woodward
two s0Ni35; FIN. Sa0n each. Rosevills
0129-R
RESIDENTIAL luts in adjacent ia Deaf
born Muntue boulevard SPA. on terms
i.cr HHkrr TO Randolph 2Gin.-
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1A(n0 REAL ESTATE CORNER aa4AN
4IikHtnsX FOR RENT EVR SALE &ss4ssA


THIRD. 5i4i clean. desirable neatly fur.
nished Housekeeping rooms single, dou-
bic Adults
WOODWARD 3ftI near Elm, - Lower
large front room, rcdcsoratcG water
adults,
.COIOREn- Rooms. furnished, unfurnished
adults 248 CARRIED Temple i-I25h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Electric Washers

81 DOWN. 81 ~ WEEK
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LIVERNOiS. I BL ~ FENkELl
i85ah uRATioT. At e-MlJE RID. n.
OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Bungalows for Sale

+ . ROOM hiick veneer h = heat sid
ofire gRraEc; vacant ready tp move in
50 2uO. o down e. FLA morisaset
DAN J. HARRISON
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THREE rooms furniture private party
!caviHs city. 50i5 cortland, Apartmen
10f
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SLIGHTLY msrred s.pc dinlng room, 2-pc.
hvine room. 3-pc bedroom 5.pC dineite
incomplete 3.room oui fit, SEQ ca WARD :
outlet. 7t3t Harper, ltl40 Harper.
STUDIO couch with back ana arms SIe.
Benson f332t Woodward Eve sun. "a
THREE rooms furniture private party
!caviRs city 50i5 cortland, Apartment
.0i
TWo.PIGCE uwnf room suite $50. 80.
American FUN FACTORY. 4t2i or River.
UNCLAIMED REFosstsStB FtRfi.
TURE OLYMPIA oCTFiTTERs, a7i0
.uRANp- RIVER
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE, 18TH TUXEDO
UNCLAIMED new 3-po bedroom suite
original price So. win sacrifice. t45,
terms WARDS outlet. 743t Harper
WARDS complete uvihg room special:
end ,Ablee z lamps, 2 throw rugs,
coffee table smoker. Gee tahls. occ char
radio. 9xi2 rue 2.piote Twins room suite
$50 NJ terms WARDS outlet. 1894
Hsrner 1870 Hpr"er
0xI2 RUG. 50 benson. i93?i Woodward
Open evenings. SUNDAY Ia
s.Pc USED dining room suite, good con.
diton. $40 cash WARD Outlet f43i
Harper. at Townsend
2-pC MoHAtR / o. suite floor sample
SO SO Crystal 3l2A Oratiot, 900 Mich
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

BOUT ENARD- i.lWfor section private
re. dence "otnne couple preferred
IFes e-5fl2
BOZ LEVAkp lswtr0 hs1sf ir1n, nicely
llrn.ahsa enc 'f tNA i4'et h-"o-"
FORREST FAST zHi single fuunls for
men 'iHeh it"V decorated -
ClESE 1851 tVar nrkeI Front AcnfIc-
mra pfeferred private home, adults.
HhHhaio 'Alh
LAEGL bedroom 90 American adults.
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Apartments for Rent
Furnished

LAWRENCE 1874. APT 2ps co.'s El'ch-
enet'e Bra bath apartment tenanr WIZ
co. ttutnUurt VI sacrure IMMEDIATE
POS FSstON OFFS sunday 1928. Town
aenJ s-ad45.
cDaOEED az Hafpef tutri>heu thrcc.
rom apartment, settled people. Tenn r.
1.rBfk
9.i.rysy -rTfigT w8TT Xds f0j Ps1lt us,
+rpw tor results
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Houses for Rent

COUNTRY home for rent 30 miles from
D1roii $50 sAAL Rosa. Utica. Mich
rITBT. ROOM brick. near OLYMPIA sun
rlcHY BROS. ss44 On, RlV. 7N A-i73i
FFwT or eeU f4t4B Terry spacious
opsn 80 BEDFORD 69Is.
l. ACRE NrAr Royal OAK S25O 81
down See TrcmhleN 2bo22 John
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Halls for Rent
for Rent
Unfurnished

on THE RIVER -- g. room apartment
tino bedrooms. Ss7 10 fltyfny 05l2.
17.0-A Last jefferson Ave-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Housekeeping Rooms

CASs g1ll Iarr. rHt rsam sf"if
hfaf Creftsr4eif rfW 44t tt..f ua
rarslnf A. to nn afuItf
HENHY g1I rrpff three haH
f4fnifhcd grvrte entrance "rr Do
49, ll4si. = ----- "A
man nicfW iuN he'd private ffehen
MICHIGAN a77 H11ms .es rfr
kitchsneiis f0f f1usekeeplng heated
81 urlnIilhll- -lsnr
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Real Estate to Exchange

BUILDERS ATTENTION, lots exchange
for building brick Pear garage, drive,
complete 30 To 50-foot lots in Pontiac.
Hazel Park Center Line. Warrendale Sub
division afti ifant .A1fel---- pfespeet-e4e5.
NEW hve-room house in Jacksonville.
Florida large lot, equity In refrig-
orator. will exchange for rooming house
or Detroit property. 424 Book Building.
CA aTO5
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate

rs YOUR PROPERTY FoRECLosEDe
OR SOLD FOR TAXEs2 NEED MONEY
Write in confidence. give fuu particulars
Address Box A-23r7 The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

Michigan sttnson Aircraft; 4
room cottage. bath; SO, 800. terms. wayne
la4s
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Wanted Miscellaneous

PARTY wants furniture soon IS
possihlt WIN pay cash. Tyler e-9223.
FURNITURE WANTED WIN pay best
price, Yockey Bros. Temple 1925
VIZ buy al MAKES used cars ana trucks;
$40 up $3.50 Michigan la 5l7o
READ Times Want Ads Tor proft--uss
them for results
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Flcts for Rent


LEMON. z2ia> tvernor highway Lower.
i've SAA ANailablo December nrhL
rRtNcl Pits ---------
CoLoREp- 557s scoi,cn-Lower s rooms,
steam heat. no children; S45 CHI 0726.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Income Bungalows for Rent

HAVANA, 1896 Near Fair Grounds. four
rooms stoker heated Townsend h-2532
Ia xAt.LF. iasaa--Isowcr nve rooms, com
pleseiY furnished available December >.
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Mortgages

MORTGAGES old and new property
Hahn a. Co. 2i5 Bsrlum Tower. ca. 4as0
REFINANCE land contracts, readjust
monthly payments: attractive interest
rates Detroit and suburbs. Telephone.
representative will call. Union Mortgage
Co, 1904 Union Guardian BLDG. CHI. 1860.
SEE n. G. WOODRUFF. INC, FOR
mortgages on your improved property.
1906 Union Guardian Bids CHERRY 2I3I.