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Evening star., 1942-09-27

John Lyon Post. VFW, at Arling-
ton, Va, which has been setting
aside funds to be used for home
for the post, has decided to invest
It's building money in War bonds
instead of going ahead with plans
to construct a building on a lot
which it already owns.
In announcing this decision, Harry
Cedar of the post said one $500
bond already has ben purchased
and any other funds that become
available for the building fund will
be used for further bond purchases
Emil j. Steger, commander of the
post, declared the most important
thing to do now is win the war >;
everything else is secondary"
Department President Mrs. Doro-
thy Lohman of the ladies' auxiliary
announced that inspection of auxil-
iaries will be held during October
and November.
During the last year reports show
the auXiliaries here have contrib
uted 100 per cent" to the health
and happiness fund for the nationa
home. A sum of Sl5275 was con-
tributed to the home through vari-
Gus funds, and $50 in gifts; S1,131 sc
was spent in hospital work. -Four
hospitals were listed, the visits total
ing 1913, and programs and games
amounting to S435 were presented
One loom was given to occupationa,
therapy. Miscellaneous articles
given at cost of $500 and rehabil-
itation work totaled S834.O6.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Spanish War Veterans

Past Comdr. James E. Smith of
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp,
United Spanish War Veterans, has
been appointed aide to National
Comdr. Cornelius S. Kelly.
Meetings of the USWV this week
include:
Monday-Col James S. Petit
Auxiliarr, birthday party, Naval
Lodge Hall, 8 pm.
Wednesday - Spanish American
War Veterans night in Washington
theaters.
Thursday - Richard J. Harden
Camp. Pythian Temple.
Friday-Gen. Henry w. Lawton
Auxiliary.
Military Order of the
Lizard, Pythian Temple.
Members of the auxiliaries will
cooperate in sale of War savings
stamps and bonds at theaters.
A class for instruction in first aid
is being organized by the auxiliaries
who will meet at Roosevelt High
School at date to be announced
later.
Appointments by auxiliaries In
clude Garry Flaherty, in charge of
color team; Margaret Binnix, in
charge of department aides: Beulah
Waller disqualification, and Ethel
Sendlake, civilian defense.
Reports OH the national conven-
ton in Cleveland were read at the
September departmental meeting.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
To Crown Queen"

The Armistice Day Ball Commit
tee has adopted a program of events
for the Oath annual ball sponsored
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
of the United States in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
There will be a contest known as
the V. F.. w. Ranger Contest. in
which one of the contestants will be
crowned Queen of Liberty" Past
Department President Ethel Sendlak
of the Ladies Auxiliary, at depart
ment headquarters, 1707 Eye street
NV, Metropolitan 4489, is in
charge.
= Meetings this week-Monday,
Front Line Post, 1903 Fourteenth
street NV; Tuesday. Junior Drum
and Bugle Corps, Eastern High
School Armory: Thursday, Equality
Walter Reed Post, 1912 Ninth street
NV
Comdr. Henry Barron of United
States Treasury Post has ordered
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Patriotic Society Elects
Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy

Mrs. Virginia Mccarthy, chapeau
departmetale paSse, unanimously
was elected national vice president
(demi chapeau nationaD for the
Eastern division at the recent an
nual national marche of the Eight
and Forty at Kansas City. Mrs.
Mccarthy served as personal page
to the retiring Chapeau National
Daisy Whitehead. The new ma
tional chapeau of the Eight and
Forty is Mrs. Hazel Davis of Denver.
Mrs. Rae r. Zaontz, larchiviste
departhentale passe, received many
honors at the marche. She was
awarded first prize for the best his
Evening star., 1942-09-27

tory submitted by the State histor-
ians and also won a cash prize for
the most outstanding publicity for
her salon. Miss Marie Sweeney,
Iarchivists national, presented Mrs.
zaontz with a portrait of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur.
Mrs. Mary B. CorWIn, the new
chapeau departmental; Mrs. Helen
Ware, demi Chapeau premiere; Mrs.
zaontz, Mrs Ethel Wilt, Mrs. Della
Luther and Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper
and Mrs. Louis Warren, chapeaux
national passe, were hostesses at
party in honor of Mrs. Mccarthy
The first regular meeting of this
regime will be held by the Salon at
the American Legion clubhouse at
8 pm, Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

stitute for birth certificate for the
purpose of obtaining employment in
war industries.
Posts to Give Up Trophies.
Department headquarters has re-
ceived instructions from the ma
tional commander to direct each
post to turn in all machine guns,
stands, mortars, bayonets, Cannon
shells, shell cases, carriages and
other war trophies they may own.
so that the same may reach the
proper channels for war production.
Department Comdr Fitzgibbons has
appointed George E. Wells Of Po-
tomac Post, as department salvage
chairman. Committees from each
post are cooperating with District
officials in collecting scrap metal.
. The department has received de-
tails relative to the civilian pilot
training program.
Arthur J. Thomas Of Internal
Revenue Post. chairman of the Mass
Installation Committee, plans mass
installation of officers Of various
posts joining in this activity at the
Legion Clubhouse October Is.
Twenty-four posts of the District
Department. having exceeded their
four-year average for membership.
are being issued testimonial CARDS
of appreciation from the national
commander.
New Officers Elected.
National Cathedral Post has elect
ed the following officers: Com
mander, j. F. Burns; senior vice
commander, Herbert j. jacob; jun
ior vice commander, j. H. Gordon;
historian, Ira Scott; sergeant-at-
arms, Frank Haley; quartermaster,
Leo P. Wise; surgeon, DR.. Jesse Hall;
chaplain, John Julius; color SER
geant, j. A. Smith; color bearers,
Charles Rodbeu and Arthur Fowle.
and Judge advocate, Charles Fahy.
Installation will be conducted by the
department commander and his
staff at the next meeting of the
post Tuesday, october 81, at the
Legion clubhouse.
| Second Division Post elected the
following officers: Commander, Rob-
ert Snow; senior vice commander.
John Stranahan; junior vice COM
mander, Robert Jacobs; finance Of
ficer, Maurice Kohner; chaplain, C..
L. Dawson; color bearer, Wilson L..
Jones; sergeant-at-arms, Comrade
Gleason. They will be installed at
the next bi-monthly meeting, Oc-
tober 6, at the New Colonial Hotel.
quentin Roosevelt Post has in
stalled new officers for 1943. In the
absence of Department Comdr. Fitz-
gibbons, who was attending the ma
tional convention, Department Vice
Comdrs Jack Chase and Frank
Buckley conducted the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Phone Number Address
Gets Letter Delivered
B. the Associated Press.

By the AsSoclated Press.
SALISBURY. Md, Sept. IS. - A
customer of local poultryman had
his telephone number but had for
gotten his name and address.
So he addressed a letter to the
phone number, simply 1885 F-21,
Salisbury"
The letter was promptly and COR
rectly delivered to Walter Spearin,
operator of the Spearin Hatcheries.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Meetings This Week.

Tomorrow-Tank Corps Post,
Legion Clubhouse.
Thursday-Jane A. Delano
Post, Legion Clubhouse, Fort
Stevens Post, Stansburg Lodge.
Friday-Victory Post, Legion
Clubhouse; United States De-
partment of Agriculture Post,
Agriculture Department.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

Men In the armed forces are being
allowed to purchase a share In the
democratic United States they are
defending. Do you have to be told to
buy . bond?
Evening star., 1942-09-27

Bunker Hill Post has elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows:
Commander, Frank j. Lupac, sue
ceeding John H. Walsh, first vice
commander, William A. Shoemaker;
second vice commander, Benjamin B.
Griffin; third vice commander. Will
liam Y. Loux. Installation will take
place october 20 at Bunker Hill Post
clubrooms, 807 Monroe street NE,
by Department Comdr. Fitzgibbona
and staff. The new officers will be
given reception. following which
there will be dancing.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

The Board of Managers for the
Legion clubhouse has formulated
a set of rules and regulations for
the operation of the club. Copies
of these rules will be forwarded to
the various posts in the immediate
future.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

Grande Chef De Care John B.
Keller of Voiture 174, the Forty
and Eight, has appointed w. Leo
Collins sous correspondent.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

the Membership Committee to pre-
pare program of recruiting.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

The u. S. S. Jacob Jones Post will
meet and install officers at 8 pm.
October II at the Legion club
house. An informal dance will be
held from 10 until IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

Capital Transit Post elected the
following officers: Commander, G.
E. Warder; first vice commander,
G. jackson: second vice commander,
| o. H. Rowland; third vice COM
mander. S. H. Jefferson; finance Of
| ficer, w. H. Taylor sergeant-at-
arms, L. j. Hoffman; chaplain, H.
H. Jacobs; service officer, w. E.
Higgs.
| Adjutant F. F.. Fletcher, Judge
Advocate Seton Darr and Historian
/ C. E. Breeden were reelected. In
stallation will take place in a joint
| ceremony with Capital Transit Unit
/ Nc as. Ladies Auxiliary at $50
| pm. Wednesday, at Central High
School auditorium. The public is
/ invited.
The National Guard of Honor, at
its bi-monthly meeting Monday was
put through an intensive drill, with
1t. James Clark. 1t. Ferrell and
Sergt. Sturgis officiating. A detail
of guardsmen participated in the
installation of officers of the Poto-
mac Boat Club Post the same night.
E. Milton Eshleman was elected
| commander of Quentin Roosevelt
Post No II at its meeting last Mon
| day. He succeeds Glen W. Cam
bridge. Others elected are Charles
j. Eisenstein, senior vice COM
mander; Leslie H. Pierce. junior
vice commander; Thomas w.
Wright, master Joseph
M. Mulvihill, sergeant-at-arm
DR.. James w. Fadeley, surgeon; Ed
win C. Warren. historian; Melvin
w. Sandmyer, chaplain, and Frank
Smith and. Wilbur Ruff. color
bearers.
Comdr. Eshleman appointed
Ward B. Mccarthy as adju5ant,
Fred Schondau finance officer, and
Elmore Mckay, membership Off
Ger.
Charles r. Shindle, w. S. Benja-
min, Mr.. Mulvihill and Mr.. Sand
myer were elected to The execu-
tive committee.
The officers were installed by Vice
Comdr. John Chase of the District
Department and his staff.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

NASH sedan, 1894, in excellent running
condition: unused since SS0.55 overhaul
work; new rings, valves ground. carbon
cleaned Six tires and tubes, Only two
ownerships. $3.50 cash or call CHI. aSl6
for terms. See at 3503 N. washington
Evening star., 1942-09-27

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

stitute for a birth certificate for the
purpose OF obtaining employment In
war industries.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

OLDSMOBILE 1871 76 club sedan; $4,000
csrefii miles by one owner; tires excellent:
seat covers: $500 cash. K. 3. Lewis az
Evening star., 1942-09-27

OIDSMOBILE 1871 ''aS' conVerNbIe
cnune: beautiful beige nnish, Just like new,
tires perfect S1,s45. Buick lot. 1l4o
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Missing Persons

Those hautng information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
NTH the Public Relations Squad
of the Police Department., Ma
tio,,al 1000.
Mrs. Elsie White. 20, feet
inches, 106 pounds, brown eyes,
chestnut hair, may be wearing green
corduroy dress or mustard -colored
dress and tan topcoat: missing from
5227 Second street NV. since We'd
nesday.
Betty Mayer, 60, gray hair; miss
ing from 1929 Thirty-third street
NV. since yesterday.
Emmett Burton. As, blue eyes,
sandy hair, wearing dark pin striped
suit, gray felt hat and black shoes;
missing from 166 INLAND terrace
NE. since September 30
James Bryne, 13, 4 feet. wearing
gray tweed suit and black shoes;
missing from Union Station since
yesterday.
June Rehbein, l3, feet 8 inches.
80 pounds, light hair. wearing boys
black overcoat; missing from 81
Seventh street NE. since yesterday.
Marie Williams, Is, colored, S feet,
los pounds, brown eyes and hair,
wearing pink sweaters, blue plaid
coat, light tweed suit; missing from
1923 Massachusetts avenue NV.
since Tuesday.
Isaac Rail, 73, colored, 5 feet 7
inches, wearing gray coat, black
shoes, gray hat. black trousers;
missing from 658 Callan street NE.
since yesterday.
Gladys Williams, 13, colored, S
feet 4 inches. l18 pounds, wearing
black sweater, gray skirt, light tan
oxfords; missing from 1922 Sixth
street NE. since Wednesday.
Lila Mae Jacobs, q, colored, 5
feet 8 inches. 1870 pounds, scar on
chin, wearing pink sweater, brown
slacks and brown shoes; missing
from As I street NV. since Saturday
Cora Louisa Edwards, IS, colored,
lis pounds, wearing light gray shirt.
red sweater, red socks, brown shoes;
missing from 1857 Sixth street NE.
since Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Oil Firms Canvassed
To Find 5uppIier
For Cameron Valley
Committee Attempts
To Overcome Objection
To Small 1unks

A special committee today is cam
eassing fuel oil dealers in the
Washington area hoping to find
service for Cameron Valley Homes.
Alexandria housing project where
war workers families are faced with
possibility of a heatless winter
Alarmed when the oil distributors
contacted were found to be unwilling
to fill the 50-gallon tanks installed
in 200 units of the Federally built
project, or to send their delivery
trucks over the tornup streets of
the development, about 200 resi-
dents of the community held a mass
meeting last night to discuss q solu-
ton.
Three on Committee.
r. l.. Gates, 125 williams drive,
was named chairman of the special
committee, which includes 1t Jo-
seph l. GurWine and Harold E.
Atkinson, to make the survey of oil
dealers to determine what service
can be obtained The three will
meet tonight at Mr.. Gates house
to report and plan another COM
munity gathering at which details
will be announced.
In the discussion last night, resi-
dents felt that the condition of the
streets is as much to blame for
dealers unwillingness TO deliver oil
as are the small fuel oil tanks.
r. S. Marshall, executive director
of the Alexandria Housing Author
ity, which took over administration
OF the development when the Gov
ernment completed it, assured resi-
dents that arrangements have been
completed to repair streets imme-
diately.
Oppose Cooperative Plan.
The mass meeting decided it
would be impractical to organize
cooperative purchasing organi-
zation because of the large resi-
Genital turnover. The project is re-
stricted to families OF civilian and
service workers of the Navy Depart
ment, Fort Belvoir and the Naval
Torpedo Plant.
The meeting agreed that a speci-
fed date each two weeks will be set
aside at which fuel oil deliveries
could be made to all houses at the
same time AS last resort. the
residents will ask the Alexandria
Housing Authority to erect a large
reservoir that can be filled in one
delivery. The residents would re-
plenish their own tanks by carrying
the fuel in cans.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Sirens in FoIIs Church
To Be Tested at Noon

Air-raid alarm sirens in the Falls
Church area will be sounded at
noon every day in one-second test
blast, it was announced today by
J. A. c. Fought, vice president of
the Falls Church Fire Department,
who warned citizens of the area
not to confuse these daily equip
ment tests with an actual alarm.
A central control switch has been
set up to sound all the sirens, Mr.
Fought said
Evening star., 1942-10-02
10 Killed, Is Injured
In Swiss Train Crash

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Ten persons
were killed and Is were injured seri-
ously by a head-on collision sof a
passenger train and freight at a
bend In the railway track near
Biel, Switzerland, the Swiss radio
said TODAY.
Evening star., 1942-10-02

Those haUing information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
NTH the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, Na-
ttoral 1000,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

FOUR ROOMS and bath. large attic, APP
proXimate acre; blocks west OF Tele-
graph. near Warren. $3.50 Silvery Lane,
Dearborn.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estats list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
SecfiOnl
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Business Opportunities Wanted

WANTED 90 rent or buy 20 or 25-roon
hotel IN vicinity Of Royal Oak, FerndaIe
Hazel PARK or Highland Park. Call Roya
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Industrial Property
For Sale or Lease

SMALL SHOP 100 square feet; SIS per
month. 1909 Thirty -third street, Tyler
i-s6oi.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ingS Ia the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

<% REAL ESTATE CORNER <S&N>>}
FOR RENT FOR SALE
Loo CABIN

Loo CABIN
five-room log cabin; Just right for you
summer and winter. Gas; BAN; electric
water; full basement, furnace heat; con.
crete drive, sidewalk. Lovely lot. All lake
privileges. A beautiful place. with terms
10 responsible parties. Inquire 250iO East
Jefferson Avenue, near Ten-Mile Road, st.
Clair shores. West Realty Company.
4-RoOM COTTAGES
Four room cottage, gas; bath; electric
plsstered: Detroit City water In Hot
water heat. Lot 50xi5O. Immediate pos
session. Near Lake 81. Clair and two bus
lines In st. Clair Shores. Just right for
you summer and winter. Terms to respon-
slbe parties. Inquire 250lO East Jefferson
avenue, near Ten-Mile road. st. Clair
Shores. West Realty Company.
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Hotels
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Transient rooms OF permanent apartments
As available
BURNS DRIVE AT THE RIVER LIZ. 5000
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Houses for Sale
(Wssf of Woodward
AVAILABLE IN 80 DAYS
3 Bedrooms-2 Baths

AVAILABLE IN 80 DAYS
3 Bedrooms-2 Baths
.s- M Oakland sec. living rm. across front,
natural fireplace: IKE dining rrn., nice
kitchen. nigh basement. recreation rm-.
garage. paved street 50. 600. terms.
CRlCER-R. o. s55e
1907 r. p-MILE HAZEL PARK
Dyke and smile; basement. furnace
81. $50. Stes down. Twinbrook 1872.
BAROAIN--i- room. brick veneer Robin
dale, half mile west Telegraph. block
south Joy Road. Write owner r. y.
Kitchen. Clark Road, Charleston, Michigan.
BELAND. ls33s-Near transportation: ne~
2-Sedroom home s., 800. small down pay
rnenes Open evenings. Niagara 1855.
BURT RD -Tiremsn. attractive year-old, 4
bedrm. cor lot owner mus, sacrifice
81 500 takes. Move In. We. T-sS7o.
CA MPBELL-LAFAYETTE rooms with
bedrooms: steam heat; garage. sacri-
flee for $500. si.250 down.
BRIDGES A BRIDGES Ia. $40
COMMONWEALTH. t3i7
it rooms , baths: steam stoker heat 2
ear garage. side drive; good income. Mr.
HOMER WARREN q co.
DFARBOR N-smAn homes vacant: $50
20 81 900 IN. Martin Realty. 20ois Van
Born Rd Dearborn S7{3.
EQUITY IN broom bungalow = Balance
easy terms al ~ = interest. 1925
Lincoln EAST netrolO near city street
ear. Rosevilie o2s2-W.
FIVE ROOMS on Garfield price s. 500.
$500 down y acre. modern. Inquire
1865 Meier RosevilIe i2p5-M.
GRANVILLE NEAR WARREN
broom modern tile features full base
mcnt. f,S75. $500 required 72T0 Grand
vile or T0io.
JOHN Il. SMILE section; 6-room, base
ment, hot air heat. newly painted. deco
rated vacant November 20; A,leO, terms.
SOrthlAwn 1921.
JULIUS 18sas OFF schoenherr. between
ss-g-Mie--S $3.50 down; simost finished 4
rooms. bath: plastered; floored attic. lot
S0xl55 or 15ONi5J.
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JULIUS. 18sas. OFF schoenherr. between
,s-g-Miie--S3 down; aimost finished 4
rooms. bath; plastered: noored attic: lot
s0xl55 or 15OXi55
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN ths big Sunday Times Want "A
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Bungalows for Sale

EAsTLAWN ave, near Jeferson--e rooms
stnker heat; Gear garage. paved 81.
good condition. storm Windows. screens.
Only $3.50. Campbell Realty. RE. 2Os3.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
225IO Nevada. near Graiiot ana s-Mlle
beautiful Broom face brick. almost new
large living room with natural fireplace
two large airy bedrooms; roOmy attic can
provide future bedrooms: basement has
plastered ceiling with spacious recreation
room. large lot with rock garden and fish
pool air conditioned heat. complete with
screens anc storm sast No priority necek-
sary and owner will sell on reasonable
terms Open all day Sunday. Pingree
SOS or Prospect 1884.
INKSTER- Attractive 90-day-oid ? bed
rooms: OF Michigan. mr.. bomber plant.
Sacrifice. ST95 takeSspossession We. T-ssT0.
Joy Road and Alpine Dist.
Beautiful broom bungalow; large lot: tile
features only $500 down. s2S ~ per month
plus taxes. Better hurry. NErrnont s-123o.
3-BEDROOM brick bungalow: on one floor
2-car garage. VET. $1,000.
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BOULEVARD West Vernon Section Nicely
furnished room: gentlemen. references.
GLENDALE 727t,
BOULEVARD. West Grand, 273s-Ciean.
well heated front room, shower. gentle
man.
BOULEVARD. West Grand, 22o2-.Nswly
furnished double: privileges. Tyler $500.
CADiII.AC bi2g - Comfortable room
couple preferred. kitchen privileges. Can
Olive 3a1T
CAse, 545i--Nics front room. suitable for
couple or two gentlemen.
CHALMERS. Plymouth bus Room. private
entrance. bath. garage, gentleman. Ar
inkton SITS.
CHuRcH. isi3--LsFEe sleeping room. suit
able for one OF two. one block from
Briggs stadium.
HOBART. Middie-sged couple, home
privileges Cab after 6 p. m
HoLBROoK. 30ss- Nice. comfortable room.
gentlemen couple: excellent uAnspOrta-
tion. Plaza 1878.
HoLcoMB near East Jensrson-Two gen
tiemen with private family. Lenox s26t.
MARTiNDALE NORTH. So'7 Large
\ room. Ia gentlemen. excellent trans
torta,ion. Tyler 5-i3S5.
722-Comfortabiy furnished
room for gentleman. Excellent Ianspor.
tation. Prospect 3se5
McGRAw 2T5s cat Missouri Grand
River Grand Belt cars. comfortable.
s4 gentleman.
NORTHWEST Section Large room suit
able for two, excellent transportation.
Vermont T-s626
PINGREE, 2T0i-Gentilc front room. twin
beds, girls TY. 4-O712.
BUTTE for two three gentlemen in heart
OF BEDFORD. BEDFORD 2l64
TRAvERsE-vAN DYKE section double.
private entrance: steam heat. Plaza 1893.
COLORED--LArge front room single
lady, man; steam heat. Tyler 1892.
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Real Estate Wanted

AT ONCE Cash for four Property
Singles. Flats and Apartments.
Edw. Henkel CO., Hammond Bids. ca. 26aa
BUYERS--Any east side property. each.
Terms Burd IVanhoe 3340.
CASH for your property. What have u
Hurry. Johnson Co. ca. $3.50. MA. 1918.
CASH for colored homes. fats, ~ r.
sMEDLEY, gi6 r. Warren. TIE, i-6ie2.
HAVE q cash buyer for any property you
have 10 orer r.. slobin. TR. 1886.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property.
East sidf only. Tuxedo 1881.
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. EAST SIDE. PR. i24f.
rs OR 80 acres GOOD farmland-No, over
20 miles from Detroit; not over $1,000
1852 Arlington.
2t-HOUR service sale. trade. east SIDE
property. Pettine, 633s Grstiot. PL. 1890.
coI.oRFD buyers waiting; quick sales
Cannon Bros-. 1850 sherman. IL oito
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CAss. 545i--Nice front room. suitable for
couple or two gentlemen.
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BoULEvARD.west Vernon Section - Nicely
furnished room: gentlemen. references.
f.faUAals 1874
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

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