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Flats for Sale

LANSING, mr. Lafayette. SIS modern ~
II \. 2-car gar. $4,000, $1,000 On
VI 2-loo3.
LONYO. MICH st Iecr room 2-car
gar 81 300, Al ocond. no 1926
4-FAMlLY brick, SIS. 500. 81. 500 dn Inc.
Si32, pAymts $50 mo CT. 1916.
CoLORED-Twenty-t third Warren section
2-family; five rooms each; hot air heat.
garage, good condition; 50. 500. terms.
other bargains. Poole, Tyler 56s6e.
COLORED-FLAT BARGAINS! Two. four,
eight families SMALL down payment!
SECURE REALTY. lVanhoe 2067.
COLORED- Expert prop. mgt., sales, rnts.
Douglas Rty,. 25l f. Warren. TIE 2-s277.
COLORED-West side. brick 2-nat. garage
81 900 On Mcqueen. TO. 1854.
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StoUes and Heaters

A BRAND new 1871 model Tappan gas
range divided top, heat control, light,
etc. $50. In crates.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LIVERNOIS. ] BLK y. FENKELL
1855 GRATIOT AT +. SIX-MILE RID
OPEN SUN. II TO 6. Ewes TILL 10
ALL GAS STOVES REDUCED
Norge Tappan, Garland Tabletop stoves.
priced for quick sale from S35 up on these
late models repossessed Take over pay
ments. MddleWest, s29s Woodward. Open
SUNDAY Il - =, Evenings to T.
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American Beauty Mattresses

s3g so value Fully guaranteed. A few
samples left. Sacrifice al Sli.s
Washington. 1865 Gratiot. Open evenings.
BASEBURNERS. beds, complete, s.. fur
niture. refrigerator. SjIl Jos Campau,
1859 West Warren
BEAUTIFUL innerspring mattress. 1872 coil,
S9.95. Crown, 200 Gratio,i 4731 Mich.
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITE, 3 MAS
SIVE pcs WAS SOS. NOW x5e. LOEW-
'ENBERG BROS 6l37 MT ELLIOTT.
BEDROOM SUITES Beautiful selection al
S35; all sizes: buy direct from factory
selling agents ROGERS co. 26i6 East
Grand boulevard AZ the viaduct
BEDROOM outht-l0-pcu complete. Sie 3D.
Martin Furniture 67i7 Michigan.
CARPETS. rlEs made over laid, repaired.
standard Rug A carpet Cleaners. RIA. 6ijl
COMPLETE carpet service. RUGS dsed.
r. cleaned. repaired. rcfi'ted Mayfair Rug
Cleaning Company s-ii Lenore. Dear
horn Oi33
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Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties. zee your
real estate broker
DEARBORN mr. Warren 20 lots paving.
taxes paiI, $50 Marion Matuszcwski.
1917 Michigan
WATER, sewer, gss. electric. q-Mile-Van
DYKE section 500 up. Van Dyke Realty.
236js Van Dyke.
zoo BUILDING LOTs--Berkley, Ferndale
Royal oak: $50 up; terms. TE 2-s337.
COLORED-For quick sale. lis, your prop.
erty with McDufhe. Tyler 6-O351.
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate

is YOUR PROPERTY FORECLOSED9
OR SOLD FOR TAXES? NEED MONEY?
Write IN confidence, give full particulars
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Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

petroits finest residential hotel. 2 -
rooms Burns drive, out East Jefferson
La 1000
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SMITH-ORR co.

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MILLWORK, SHEET METAL, SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 W. WARREN. Phone OREGON O7O0
2.CAR garage all materials comp. S1i2 80.
Fillmore Lumber, 24204 Gratiot. Rose. 1880
2-CAR GARAGE. sis5. U. S. Housewyeck-
ing. 1885 Dequindre.
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Livernois Puritan Section
WESTWOOD, 6O39
OPEN

81 room i-I basement furnace garage
closes - schools price 81 80 UuWcrsity
WfSI sint sECT Pay a. low as $500
90 5000 schaeter. OR 800
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Bungalows for Sale

BROADSTREET- Boston boulevard sector
Large 6-rOom frame bungalow: living
room 12N22. soft lot; 2-car garage
50 500. 81 500 down; other bargains. Milton
Adler ii earth 1891.
DEARBORN New Groom bungalow,
house lot; all mortgage cost, $500
Red 2063
1921 PROVOST, / BIZ. n. Z
several room brick bungalows tile fea-
tures, SIS -, plus taxes and up. open
- Co p ~. Wm Dutmer. CS. 1850.
COLOEED Idaho near Fenkell attractive
broom bungalow. full basement. " \.
heat. Gear garage only s. $50, small
down payment. Williams To s-O06O.
READ Times Want Ads Tor oron,-use
them Tor results
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Board and Room
Children to Board
Business Places for Rent

BEsT lora.ur ,~ Ee.l...e. r-.- ..
Elliott. -sas1naa., iert. ~ .el.fms
cherry 1898
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lIarrer Once ~ Devonshire
Investigate This Bargain

New 2-bedronm home. Can finish rooms
IN attic Automatic furnace iull base.
mcnt Only $i,45e $3.50 down. Includes
mortgage cost. I3545 Livernois. Hogarth
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DINETTE BARGAINS

DIN r r. bAhGAlNS
Fify porcelain ton steel tubular tables
with set Of four matching tubular chairs
factory seconds These are slightly de-
fec,ive but serviceahle. VIII sacrifice Tor
1888; 81 delivers terms or cash.
Sun Furniture 1922 Gratiot
Near seven-Mle Open Evenings TIL .
DINING suite 81 Living suite S2s7
exi2 rug, Siqs HOOK $3.50 MACK
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

BOULEVARD Fast Grand. 1892 tDodse'sl
Single 50 up. hot water. free parking
BURNS. $40 -- Com fortsble front room:
working couple. two Grntlemcn Plaza
bl3g.
COLUMBIA. VEST 81 SnGics and
doubles: nicely furnished, downtown,
" - W.
EtIHTEENTH 1875 Reasonable room for
defense workers. excellent transportation.
Lafayette 6206.
FIELD. 2l47. between Vernon -Kercheval--
Singe-double; large closets. shower bath.
FIFTEENTH. 3557-Warm. clean com
Portable room one or two gentlemen;
good transportation, reasonable
GRAND. West. IL. Highland Park ,sec-
seuf 5-2os3
GRAND RIVER-JoY 5544 South Claren-
con Comfortable single, double; gentle
ren Tyler 4-66s9.
HAMILTON, $40 seward Front studio
room, So gentleman. references. Trinity
RoHNs. s244-Nicely furnished. private
home meals optional; transportation.
olive 1901
ST HEpWlG. 56l4 Junction Two en-
p.u}ed g.rs share room bath Lafayette
tJsb
WILL care tor elderly eenuemar Woman
N my home Registered nurse Tyler
2H08
COLORED-lruQuois. near Harper. ueatN
furnished. reasonable s00d trsnsporta-
ton Plaza 1857
COLOPFD-s So LeiCestef tior Wood
wsrdJohn II. Trinity 1917, Trinity
2-iies.
COLORED-turnIs urturu shed rooms;
nen oriy: new modern furniture. 1915
p. N. Trinity 1891
coLORED -McDougall.Neruor nice clean
single private home Fizrov 2ss5
COLORED--Lelsnd. 1884 nicely furnished
room; working couple. men. Cherry 6ill.
COLORED-One or two large fronts. fur
nishei or unfinished. Fitzroy $3.50
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Nstings
IN the big Sunday Times Want Nd
Eectlon
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THE MARINES

SIXTEEN years after tho Ma.
- rine Corps had been dis
banded. an act Of Congress
was approved July II. 1898, for
the re-eStabllShment OF the
corps.
The French had broken their
treaty with the United States
and their ships were raiding
commerce on the East Coast.
To meet this threat, several
ships were QUILTED and took on
a full complement Of marines.
The first ship TO set out after
the reorganization of the corps
was the GangeS, ordered, as
were the rest of thee American
cruisers, to capture all French
cruisers off the coast.
One Of these ships was the
Constitution. In an engage
ment with the French frigate
lnSurgcnte in 1899 several ma
rinPS were killed and wounded
in A hand-fought action. The
battle lasted for five hours
within pistol shot. The Insur-
gentc was captured.
This was Just one Of several
short irregular battles with
France that ended in a peace
treaty IN 1901.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-25

TliE debate on Miss Chaneys
Il appointment did not turn on
any question OF the morality or
dancing. OF dancers nor was
there any suggestion that MISS
Clancy was not nice.
The debate dealt with Mrs.
RooSevclt'S own audacIty IN pre-
Stunning 10 place on the public
pay rolls in strategic positions
her personal favorites and fol-
lowers who. in their numbers
and scattered locations, would
constitute a personal, political.
intelligence grapevine, reporting
intimate bureau affairs 10 her.
and skeleton political organi1a-
ton within the government.
Miss CLANCY was not Mrs.
ROosevelt'S only personal APP
pointee.
For. although Mrs Roosevelt
has no more moral, legal or po-
litical right than any other pri-
vate citizen 10 dump her personal
friends on the public load, she
has placed many.
And Notwithstanding The
forcihle suppression Of the news
Of A recent boSsy interference in
An important government de.
partment, the fact is well known
in Washington that this lady
not AT all the humble amateu \
do-gooder that she long seemed
10 he.
Mrs Roosevelt Is a tireless
politician and determined
woman.
II i a calamity that in such A
terrible time tho wife Of tho
President should take 10 herself
such Importance and authority
IN the interests of a political
wing and a personal political
following.
The national embarrassment
in the face Of friend and foe
must be charged 10 Mrs. Roose-
welt and not 10 the mon who
recognized a painful duty and
did II.
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ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY
Feb. rs, 1871

Raj planes bomb Brest,
France; British pilots claim they
destroyed a warship Of the Adj
miral Hyper class. ./
Britain's foreign secretary An
thony Eden, takes special train
for Ankara. Turkey: conferS
with Turkish officials on the
Balkan crisis.
British forces in Italian
Somaliland. Africa. take Port
Bravo on the Indian Ocean.
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New British Cabinet Called
ALesson in National Unity
By DOROTHY THOMPSON

And still others want America
TO win and turn into a Fascist
state in the process.
Their conception Of victory
is victory for THEM victory
for their side in The Internal
political struggle.
otherwise they want no
victory.
II is reminiscent Of France.
The French upper middle
classes did not like The popular
front government. So what did
they do? They Sabolagcd
France. They sent their capital
abroad; they engineered a sit
down capital strike: they cut
the foundations Of the state.
And the left. in its turn, did
the same.
The British upper classes don't
like Sir Stafford Grips. ! ina
CINE, and neither did they like
Ramsay Macdonald.
But it is not in the Brit >h
mind 10 destroy Britain for the
sake Of destroying government
Therefore there is opposition
in England bat not sabotage.
4 ND there * another thing
"A about Britain expressed in
TennySOnS great line:
THE old order changeth
yielding place To new, and God
fuIfiIls himself in many ways lest
one good custom should corrupt
the world"
BaSiCally the most ConSerVa-
tive of nations, there is that in
Britain which always knows
when TO change.
That capacity for change to-
gether with patience has re-
suited in the fact that for 300
years Britain has known no draS-
tic and bloody internal upheavals
IN which she is unique among
the nations Of the world.
If one watches the transition
Of the last two years from
Chamberlain through Churchill
10 Grips the evolution is fan.
taStlc.
Yet, is it not the same Eng
land?
THE deep civilization of the
Il British mind reveals itself
in the fact that people are never
Judged wholly by their ideas.
hut by all the factors that
make a personality for in.
stance by whether they are
honest men.
vent doubt that
Churchill. If he were 10 speak
intimately of Grips would say:
"Cripps? Very intelligent
man: haS-a-he hobby, he's a
Socialist"
That Sir Stafford'S hobby
might considerably change the
material way of life of some Of
Churchill'S friends might annoy
Mr. Churchill Tor it mightn't d.
Such things don't annoy him
much, but ne would know how
TO get on in that Britain-Sincc
II would still be Britain. peoplcd
and ruled by British men.
It's like that the British arc
not afraid Of each other and
since they aren't afraid Of each
other, they aren't afraid of any
thing.
NOR a nation. like A person,
Il can face any eventuality
with courage if lis integrity is
intact. if it can absorb its own
internal experiences without
shock or loss of equilibrium.
Z Throughout history this has
been Britain'S strength her
power 10 change without break
inc the continuity of the ira
dtionS which bind men to-
gcthcr i'm common memories, IN
a communal civilization. and in
a patriotism based on love.
Hrs'....s ~ N. ssu sy--,es, Ine
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Fighters
for


Stirring episodes in our army.
navy and marine corps will be
described on this page from time
TO time. The series is dedicated
TO the members OF our armed
forces and their families. so that
they may know the history of
their services and be proud.
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WHEN Winston Churchill sent
,h-Sir Stafford GfipPs TO Mos
COW. he picked one Of the best
brains in British political life
although its owners views are
far removed from Mr.. Churchills
own.
Sir Stafford is socialist and
an anti-imperiallSt.
Stain did not receive him for
some time.
But he was stubborn In his
opinion and consistent in his re-
ports that Germany would make
war on Russia.
And he did not think the Rus
sian army would be puShover.
NOW, following Singapore.
~ Grips becomes The second
most important man in the
cabinet.
There is this TO be said for the
British system in contradiction
Ia ours: Politics are not frozen.
Mr.. Churchill has been forced
10 make a change in his cabinet
by the representatives of the
nation.
In this country there is no
way by which the people.
through Congress. or through
the press and other instruments
for influencing public opinion.
can effect changes in the admin
lstration.
They can only elect another
president after four years.
Under a system like ours II Is
therefore extremely important
that the administration should
be sensitive and responsive 10
public opinion.
For otherwise the most we'll
meant and constructive public
criticism encounters Illustration
and Illustration deteriorates into
bitterness.
In England. the people know
they can bring ahout changes.
Therefore criticism is not Sabo-
tage.
Here. the critic is likely 10 ask
himself two questions: Can l
say this without II having re-
suits | do not desire? Or what
is the use, anyway?
The new British cabinet j. an
amazing demonstration OF what
national unity really means.
MIR. Churchill. who IS Tory,
has made second in command a
man of the extreme left, and
the nation applaudS.
WHY does the nation applaud
II applaudS first, because Sir
Stafford has brains and the ma
ton knows It,
II applaudS second because
the BfittSf,-pcpptc- know mat in
this war the enemy is on the
right. not on the left simple
/ truth that does credit TO the
British political instinct.
And Churchill also know
where the enemy is externally
and internally.
The enemy. not Of Churchill.
not Of the Tory party. but of
Britain. in the midst Of war.
Mr. Churchill is not afraid of
British leftiStS because he knows
they want Britain TO win.
And how amazing the Tory
Churchill wants even "A left
Oricnted Britain 10 win.
He would rather see Sir Stat
ford Grips and the left wing of
the Labor Party in Downing
Street than sec Hitler there.
NE COULD learn something
w from n
ASH move about the country
| find some people want the
United States 10 win. provided
winning doesn't promote h @
New Deal
Others want America 10 win
provided the Republicans don I
get any credit.
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% YEARS AGO TODAY
Feb 2S- 1917

British forces cut off Turks
supplies Al Kut-el-Amara on tho
left bank Of the Tigris River IN
MeSopotamla.
Germans a band don their
trenches on the front along the
Ancre River British give pur-
suit
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WhyM'Ar+hur
Sent Stain
Victory Wire
Both Found Way TO Beat
Hitler ounter-attac
BY PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-
W General MacArthur's en-
thuSiasm in wiring Joe Stain
congratulations for "the great
est military achievement in all
history is easily explained They
both have found the answer 10
blitz warfare. Stain on grand
scale. Macarthur within the linn
itationS of his forces.
Theirs is not the French way
OF building great defensive po-
sitions of supposedly "impregna-
BILE fortresSes. Theirs is not
the British way of trying 10 hold
a defensive line taS in the re-
treat to Dunkirk). And, in fact.
il is not The way some Amerl-
cans like to think comfortably Of
defending a hemisphere coast
line which runs from one pole 10
the other and back again.
Their answer is not intricate.
II rs not even new. Ii is the way
Grant took Richmond tby losing
or drawing battles but always
thereafter attacking immedi-
ately). 1t is the technique of
FoCh at the first battle OF the
Marine, as disclosed in his dis
patch to Joffre:
MY right Is exposed, my left
Is heavily attacked, my center Is
unable to hold. 1 cannot redis-
tribute my forces. The situation
II excellent. l shall attack"
Nor is the scheme exclusive.
The Nazi general. Rommel, is
working IT on the British IN
IibNa nom.
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w state Of our preparedness
in understandable figures. We
were convinced that our navy
was unbeatable and our West
Coast secure.
Then came Pearl Harbor and
the details Of that are not even
Yet clear. The management Of
our war production was 50 badly
bungled that nobody even under
takes 10 defend il.
Great ships like The Nor
mandle are rarely lost in the
harbor Of New York. But there
lies what was the biggest ship
a1oat and We don't know why.
We want TO help more directly
in defense and plead for leader
ShIp-and We get tho OCD. We
make sacrifices and think that
includes us all and learn that
congressman want pensions and
one great faction Of organized
labor demands a dollar day in
crease and provision 10 tie
their wages 10 any rise IN the
cost OF living. thus 10 insure
themselves agalnSt initiation
while wishing II on the rest OF rs.
THESE are actual excerpts
l. paraphraSed only TO fit
them together. One letter
ended.
$50 the people don't give
thinkers damn. hey: Well. sup
pose you show us how to give
damn instead of calling names"
According 10 the New York
Times. young fellow a simple
citizen Of Mount Gilead. O.-got
the idea of organizing the trade
area Of his home town. mostly
farmers, but including some fac
tory workers. under the slogan
Production Now" They are
making an inventory OF all traC-
tors. power farm machinery and
automobiles in the Is townships.
BY pooling the heavy duty
equipment they can greatly in
crease the output and reduce
the man-hourS for their farm
production.
THE automobile equipment Of
the area is likewise 10 b. di-
rccted in such a way as TO re-
duce 10 A minimum the mileage
Of each car throughout the year
and serve the n Feeds of each
family with the fewest possible
number of empty seats and the
least haulage Of surplus and I'M
used weight.
The possibilities Of this plan
are very great. Some modifica-
tion Of il would be highly bene-
fetal in every community.
1t is not the purpose OF this
column 10 discuss that but 10
suggest that all that was needed
in Mount Gilead was a little
simple intelligent leadership of a
willing people. That is all that
the nation needs.
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| EFT ers TO
The Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
I READ in tho paper that the
L French City-of Brcst has been
bombed for the one hundred and
twelfth time
read further that Premier
Hepburn Of Ontario. Canada. \
of the opinion that the American
navy is in hiding
My opinion is that Premier
Hepburn has the filters ! sup
pose he would prefer 10 have the
American navy stationed IN his
backyard 20 insure absolute
safety for himself.
would like 10 TcaSSuTe Mr..
Hepburn that the American
navy knows where the enemies
are hiding a. we'll As the Japs
know where General Macarthur
IS in hiding.
When the American navy de-
cideS that the time is ripe 10
strike Al the enemy. Our bomb
crS Will not have 10 fly ll2 times
over one spot.
JOSEPH ID. CHARTER,
Birmingham, Mich.
TO TIE EDITOR:
4 COMPLETE volume could
n be written about Dorothy
ThOmpSonS column OF February
- Great Britain. Valiant Ally.
Miss Thompson has broad
vision and head full Of com
mon sense. wish every one
could read that column.
| am not a Brlton ] am an
American Of the fifth genera
ton. ! have son in the army
and my heart i with him. AL
though | know not where he is.
We are not fighting for Eng
land any more than England IS
fighting for America.
u. W. CARNAI.,
321 r.. 9-Mlle road,
Ferndale. Mich.
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First Lady
Wells Issue
In OCD Row
Mrs. Roosevelt Accused
Of Abusing Office !
By WESTBROOK PEGLER

MRS. ROOSEVELTS unfitness
WI for any position of public
leadership and power was demon
strated by her own utterances
when she was elected from her
Job in civilian defense for abuse
of. that position.
Mrs. Roosevelt said she left so
that this important service
would not be exposed TO attacks
by persons who might wish 10
attack her for her beliefs.
In the first place. Mrs. Roose-
welt did not leave" her job but
was stormed out OF il by public
opinion.
Then she inSinuates that those
who criticized her antics and op-
posed her would wantonly impair
public service intended 70
guard the lives OF the civilian
population in time OF war, just TO
get hunk with her.
The truth is that Mrs. RoOss-
welt was misaSing this agency
for her own political and social
purposes and exposed il 10 ridi-
Guile. thus undermining popular
confidence in a government
service which, in sudden, tragic
hour, must be the peoples shield
against riot. footing, panic, con-
p fusion and fire.
THANKS almost solely 10 Mrs.
l. Roosevelt. the OCD has been
reduced TO abSurdity and con-
tempt. and the attack IN Con.
gress and the press was intended
10 redeem and reorganize that
service and establish public con-
fidence.
Her departure under this COM
pulSion was public service "a
the credit of those who applied
the pressure.
Discussing -thc-taients- LheH
friend and protege, Mayris
CLANCY. whose appointment was
the stroke OF impudent nonsense
that caused The revolt. Mrs.
Roosevelt wrote that "a few
gentlemen in Congress have sug-
gested that there is something
not quite moral about dancing.
and added that there are goof
and bad people in the dancing
profession Just as IN every walk
OF life
That is another attempt to
confuse the case
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