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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Stanley 10 Sing
AT First Baptist

At the morning worship service
AZ 1880 a. m. this sunday al the
First Baptist church. Pvt. James
Stanley Of Mcchord Field viii sing
II Walk Today Where Jesus
Walked by o'Hara Private Stan
ley IL well known for concert and
radio work throughout the mid
west. He studied AZ the Kansas
City Conservatory Of Music with
Frederick sehorr OF the Metro
politsn Opera company. and was =
featured soloiat with tho ~. Loul.
Opera company. Mr.. Clayton John
son. organist-dlrector OF the First
Baptist church. viii accompany
him.
The choir anthem. for the morn
ing service. also by o'Hsra. will
be Forward to Christ" Misses
Alta and Nina Hansen. Mr.. Gordon
Bjork. and Mr.. Ralph BerEgren
viii take tho solo parts. Al the
Sunday evening service at 40
p. m. The Lord Il Ny shepherd"
by Smart Will be sung by Mlss
Msrilyn Davis and Miss Shirley
Greenfield. and Clayton johnson
will lead the choir IN the anthem
Almighty God. Unto Whom All
Hearts BE Open" by Pears.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Miss Dorothy Rasmussen II en-
PERTAINING her piano students at
her home. 3s24 SO. Gunnison. on
Saturday from 2:3o to 4:ao p. m.
The afternoon hours will be
spent with piano numbers played
by the students. together with
games and refreshments.
Students invited are Rose Bis
choff. Martha Clark. Shirley Cleek.
Joyce Coats, onnalee DUNCAN.
Donna Erickson, Marjory and
Gordon Forsberg. Myrene Frazer,
Margaret and Pauline Healy. Bev-
erly Hunter, Jarl Hagen. Leila I'm
Ter. Darlene and Dickie DeJardine.
Nancy Kirrage. Barbara Knott.
MaryLou Lovegreen. Ella Mae
King. Pat and Roberta Marshall.
Hazel Mika, Norma Mesler. Doro-
thy Naper. 10 Ann Newman. Ma
RE Palm, Laurel Proctor. Carol
and Burton Void. Marie Wolf.
Philip wilkins. Bobbie Saunders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

from Gounod,s Romeo ct Juli-
cite" and Faust" and Thomas
"Mignon." Singles of the month in
clude rendition by Arturo Tosca-
mini and the NBC symphony Of
the contemporary adagio for
strings by Samuel Barber, and the
Estudiantina waltz OF Waldteufel.
played by the Boston Pop" or
chestra under Arthur Fielder.
Lily Pons will be heard by Chi
cagoans twice during the opening
week of the Chicago Opera COM
pany's season. She will sing in
the preseason opening of 'Lakme"
on Nov. 7, and In Lucia di LAM
mermoor" on Nov. IL.
Fortune Gallo, general manager
Of the company, has signed Pa
tricia Bowman, the American, dane
er, as prima ballerina for the sea-
son. New singers will include
Gladys Zeiher, Chicago mezzo-so-
prano, and Bruce Foote, tenor from
Urbana, ILL., Both won contracts
at the final additions of the COM
pany's try-outs for new singers.
The most interesting item on
Columbla's November record list
Is a performance by Egon Petri,
the Dutch virtuoso, of the "a pre-
ludes. OPP. rs. of Chopin. These
delicate and sometimes intricate
pieces are played with poetry and
Imagination by one of the out
standing keyboard artists Of the
day. Four 12-inch records.
Other Columbia masterworks Of
the month include:
Jerome Kern's Mark Twain;
Portrait for Orchestra" by Andre
Kostelanetz and his orchestra. II
is one of several such portraits"
commissioned by Kostelanetz to
American composers and Is good.
modern native music. skilfully per-
formed. Two 12-inch records.
Sir Thomas Beecham conducting
the New York Philharmonic SYM
phony in Tchaikovsky's "Capric-
clio Italien." The Russian compos-
er's familiar Italian impressions Ia
conducted with real Beecham skill
and the recording Is excellent. Two
l2-inch records.
The G minor concerto Of Bruch
Is ably performed by Nathan Mil
stein as violin soloist with the New
York Philharmonic Symphony
under John Barbiroln. hilstein In
at his best in this somewhat home
spun work. Three 12-inch records.
An attractive Columbia single is
the ritual fire dance from Da Fall
las "El Amor Brujo" and Per
petual Motion OF Noyacek." both
arranged for orchestra by StO-
kovski and played by the ALI
American orchestra under his d.
rection.
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Dates You Should Remember

Tonight, Nov. 6-Don Cossack Choir Temple Thsater.
Monday. Nov sBidu sayao Brazilian Civic Music
Temple Theaer
Tuesday Nov 1oopenIng night The
Little Opera Little Theaer
Sunday Nov 15-Puget Sound vespers
Helen Doris Smith, organs. College OF Puget sound p
Wednesday
with the Tacoma Philharmonic Eugene Linden directing
Monday, Dec Fulton Lewis Temple
Theater sponsored
Saturday Dec HBae Temple attraction spon-
sunday Dec ibPuget Sound vsspes-Fty piece orchs.r.
Louis O. wersen conducting p. m.
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of large sums of money. AIS
prodgality. however. soon made
these sums disappear and he was
thus always poor"
Extracts from a letter written
in New York.. where Foster died,
to his sister in Pittsburgh. speaks
as follows: He had been board
ing at a very respectable hotel
and did not owe the landlord
cent or anyone else that we know
Of" After his death the body
was taken to Pittsburgh by the
Pennsylvania railroad which re-
fused to accept payment for the
transportation.
1t may be Of interest TO note
that Foster was born on the day
that John Adams and Thomas
jefferson died-the Fourth Of
July. 1925, fifty years after the
Declaration Of Independence. That
gives his music almost a national
character.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

series OF Tour MItr1F <IuI11-
MUSE levers ~ae h4S< 49, =
ne fine qa.lsty sna sol>r = -
nxs<lllAsas ve<<< sn1 - aef
charming m>rs<<. HF< l>eNlnu
fcFwsFd = - wsil.f~.r1r1 30
gram.
Atl.s s.s.a's first srsap sfr>rs
the French eve sang. ~Hex<nex.
Rsvcnes knscaFs- ~ f.aIIy. 10y
Mother nlas - nlrd ~ Hnir. :
~ ftsdyns c&mpra's ~f& r~rvl-
icn.~ ard fh< f<ncas Cara Ncmo~
from v<Fas.s s'Hleol<fte-
ue sseead eff<rsrx fn<h11>s
f.<scr~y's Il runtAine - Cara
ourt.- ~Msnarta~ ~ chepln. Il
N~mmbs" ~ mervt sn1 villa
neils~ ~ IN 'kequa. MIae Nepes
chooses Hez.lni's sfta. -suae vuce
% pea r. From '-rhs nsfk~r a
Seville fsr h<r third
IRE faurth group in<fs1ss
three numbers ~ o>sa1ovea -
~Ieas = N.par~sh~ ~ Mn -
The Last kruup brtnGs All<tn
scntts 'Thlnh On M '-p1ek1prt
Hughes sIs<y. psdsI& ps61ls. : f1ss-
ham re<iss s-Tne nariy n1nrnlnn. :
srd -nsre.s- ~ winter Watln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
On the Music Horizon

The United States has assumed
world leadership in the making of
violins. an art once almost exclus-
lively confined to Europe, in the
view of famous artists who tested
instruments at display of Ameri-
can-made violins now on exhibit
ton.
The instruments were tried out
by Fritz Kreisler, Albert Spaul-
ding, ossi Renadry. Bronislaw HUI
herman, Rya Garbousova and Pa
tricia Travers, 15-year-old violin
ist, at the opening of the exhibi-
ton. 1t contains more than $50
violins, violas and 'cellos submitted
by American artisans.
Many of the instruments are
not for sale but others are, and
are priced as high as $500. Rich
ard Wurlitzer. authority on string
instruments and sponsor of the
exhibition, said in a statement:
Behind the swift development
Of fine violin making in this coun-
try is the fact that this art devel-
ops best only when there are great
violinists to play them. Europe
has been drained OF its ablest art
lists. America today is the violin
making center of the world"
The feature album on Victor's
November list is a splendid new
recording Of Rimsky Korsakoffs
"Scheherazade" by the San Fran
cisco Symphony orchestra under
Pierre Monteux. The familiar work
glows with vitality and pure tone
in Monteux's Interpretation. Five
12-inch records.
Schubert's charming Trio No. !
IN B flat major is presented by
Artur Rubinstein, pianist: Jsscha
Heifetz, violinist, and the late
Emanuel Feuermsnn. 'celiist. The
combination of the music itself
and its Interpretation by these
three great artists makes II an
outstanding recording. Four r.
inch records.
Gladys Swarthout, of the lovely
mezzo-soprano voice. is TO be heard
on two 12-inch records in arias
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and which pretty nearly coin
eides with the opinions Of mos,
people. According to the sbov,
oehniuon, MY Old Kentucky
Home" is not a folk song.
PROBABLY a more correct defini.
tion would be "A song sprung
from the people (i.e.) one whose
poet and composer are unknown,
or one that has becime popular,
or. finally one with melody and
harmony. simple and easily COM
prehensible.
The first definition, of course
Is absurd. Folk songs did not
Just grow like Topsy: somebody
wrote them and that somebody
was a bard or local poet or a
musician, too modest to claim
authorship and too unpretendine.
to exploit his own works.
my Old Kentucky Home"
might be called an example Of the
last type, but in this instance the
name OF the author and composer
Is preserved. There is nearly
always a story in connection with
u well known song. and there is
no exception in the case of our
present subject.
Between bales of merchandise
on a dock at Pittsburgh. a young
couple moved toward the gang
plank of the stern-wheel steam
boat James Millinger," making
ready to start on a trip down the
Ohio and the Mississippi to New
Orleans with passengers expect
ing to attend the Mardi Gras. II
was February, 1882. Stephen
Foster and his bride were among
the passengers, the boat being
owned by Fosters brother.
The voyage took considerable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Fcr - - flr< n hz<<e<F
rscoms = = ksvs is en- er<<z
enmpsny. - Little op~ra eem-
r~ny. ~hleh rre-ass TIE nzr-
rises a F1xare= xessrt's na=f
famous verz. fer sights e<zEa-
nlnx THURSDAY. Nov. 10. = -
Little the.t<r - Ne I q. aers
keous costumes a. the nj lsth
century 81. IN - ~crn IA -
rrmssy. sns . hand rtsk>t cr~he<-
tr. from Eukens Llnasns r.eom.
fhilhsrmcnle IN play the kcrs.
For several seasons i-lrt~a. 80
= directing - er<Fs. has - 80
: plan IN mlHd at thls year. wsth
george Iahnzon. Fhlihsrmanic
concert master. kad others Il h<ir.
Il has becums reality Ma Mar
Humphrey King . acting - hasl-
nsss manager snd Mr. Js1k Cor
aon directs - dfsmallc part -
the show. Stage s<ts are BEING
aone ~ Herman Ho~<hy.
hiss kath Johnscn u ea<t N
the leading feminlns romantic ria
az susanna ~. leo Aeheeknef.
who wun fame ~ the concert snd
operN stage n Europe ard - now
prscticinx here. IN the role - -
Tsrc. Mr.. ana Mfa Marry Wade.
Gordon nlofk. Angela Nos. Ruth
ssmusison. oenrFs Cunningham.
lack Cordun. Msfiiyn Davis and
Iver bsisvix taking supporting
roles.
The Little thsstsr srAts more
than 200 ard the interest - far
shawn indicates that each night
II the show viii ~ . seil-suf.
Tickets for he proaoction are al
ready On ale ~ the Winthrcp
hotel and 81 Tel Brown Music Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
IF YOU FEEL
DEPRESSED
MISERABLE
Because Of insufficient Flow
Of Bile from the Coll BIedder

Try stepping up your Liver Bile
flow this easy sensible way.
co 20 Pay Less Drug Store or your
druggist today and ask him for a &
ounce bottle Of Kruschen - the
famous English salts now made IN the
U. 8. A - all good druggists have
this.
Take half q teaspoonful IN a zlazs
Of water lhot or cold half an hour
before breakfast and keep II up for S
days.
This may be Just what you want
and need 70 help release The flow OF
that precious digestion aiding BILE
juice. Try II 20 relieve such symp-
toms as sick headache and the sour
sick feeling % so-cslied bilious indi-
sestion when due 20 this cause
-es well as relieving constipation.
Get Kruschen today-see II you're
not toyfully surprised At al pro-
gresstEe drug stores. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

.lx major concert courses in IL
last fortnight Many university
and college students viii heof
Miss Maynnr this season
OPERA NEWS
Metropolitan opening The - -
this month. with tlly rons STAR
ring In -Ths Daughter e ~
Advance sale ~ tirk-
eta fine: prospects sxe~Ii~nf for
big season.
"sslome" and 'Eiektra" nmang
the list Of nine rsvivsis Ne Metro
polltan win d.
Fine performances and hssvy 81
tendaBee reported from Pacific
coast whsre the San Franchises
Opera II floufinhina with Mstro-
polItsn leading artists featured.
Score conducting buIi's-eye fnr
Fsusta cisvz. formerly - ibs
Metropolitan
vEnNEu.tJ-0Autx-vnnNu1.tS
Ne resembles c1ask oahis -
that he II sftsn eomp>lied 70 uavi
mo. my name II Nord vsrnsllI "
what this newcomer 10 the
ranks Of up-And-eominG Younger
bsritonss might fittinGir ssy II
that he has acting talent ;. sIonG
with the ability 10 puf aver .
song. This he has bs>n doing Fsxu-
larry from station WWpc. Wash
Ington. Also In his spsfa ~
pssrsness In ~ Louis. and N een-
usrts. New York 10 10 hear vsr-
asiii soen In = Town Hall fseltsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

lennord Anderson, we'll
known Tocorno pionist, op-
peored lost night in O brilliant
concert before the Lodies NJ
sicol club Of Yokiuo. Ander-
sons proerom featured the
greet "Sonoto in 9 Minor" by
Schumonn. Stoff oriist for
XVI, and Official pionist for
the Tocomo Philharmonic, An
derson is scheduled for O full
1912 seoson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

American CON-
poser stephen
Collins Foster,
whose memory
lives In his
beautiful folk
songs.
One might ask
is Ny Old Ken,
lucky Home" q
folk song? One
definition Of &
folk song is e
song that no.,
bofiV ur0f.
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Inspiration for Folk Soma
Mas Ancestral II To n S Men
Old Kentucky HopD,
10 New Stephen rsii h !


;, the major league player
II 25 10 81 at the annual
Chicago. as a duration
u increase. Some 81 them
n lean backward. and seek
downward revision IN which
, limit win be 20 men In
nd of IS
esident Horace Stonehsm %
New York Giants has come
Tor an increase to q. He viii
d the next couple Of weeks
4 to bring Branch Hickey.
head Of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
lis side. And Rickey's voice
bear more weight now than
still were q mere maneuverer
nen with the St Louis Card
owever. the two Philadelphia
Is. the pills and the Athletics
ssed by Gerry Nugent and
lie Mack. respectively-sre on
other side Of the fence. They
cate smaller squads.
Their attitude In under
Andable. because smaller
lIads would reduce the level
competition and make the
'aker clubs more serious
In their respec-
e circuits.
igent has been reported as
wing that the number Of
Frs should be limited to 20.
there is an entirely uncon-
ed rumor that President Ed
ow of the New York Yankees.
Is the same belief.
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brsi.d hls soth birthday. con-
Quoted his own opera. which II
light and pleasant Emil Cooper
il . top-fliKht conductor and hss
handling Of This Fair" brought
hack memories Of his quality -
shown when he was az the chi
eaEo opera and In Paris. where I
first knew him 10 years ago.
win rave moro 10 say ~
length about the performances next
week. Sufficient for the moment
to say that soprano Marina ko-
nhstx. and Tenor Michael Bartlett
had the leading roles In %Ths
FAIR" with wlnifred Heidi. Cor
don Dilworth. Carlton csuid. Dom
aid Dame. and Paul King also sp-
pearing.
This Opera Cloak" cast pre-
scented Mary Linda Bowen. Elsa
zebranska. and Gilbert Russell In
tho three most important parts. u
was an outstanding event. and
very. very society.
TrnBUTT AND 81 .Soo. 900
They went after 1900, 600 for
tho United States War Fund IN
Indianapolis = fs~ days ago. sifh
Lawrence T1bbett - ths star. And
dld u rain = response II did.
Then Larry went on the sing for
the service men AZ Camp Grant.
Fort BENJAMIN Iisrrison. and the
Great Lakes Training Station. An
array OF. concert appearances.
then the Metropolitan opers for
the great bsritons.
MERKy go ROUND
Buster than busy 10 . term that
can be well applied 20 Rose fsamp-
ton. Metropolitan Opera soprano.
Just returned from her South
American triumphs In opsrs :.
where she learned land sang four
new roles b~adss appearing In
moss TOT WHffn ENE Wa HH&A~
ulsd. Now Ross b ON . eoast.to-
coast concert tour.
The news from Washington. D.
C, North Cardinals Davidson
college campus. ard the Cleveland
orchsstra's Akron. o.. concert IL
that HsIsn Jspson's singing on
each Of tb~ss occasions rated sp-
plsuse akin 10 the heaviest ssisos
on our heaviest war front
Looks - though Dorothy MAJ.
nor IL likely 10 BE- nieknnmsd
Open Sesame Dorothy" For the
goldsn-yoiesd Negro soprano has
successfully opened no fewer than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

II takes plenty Of power. o.
rails. 10 kssp Amsrica's wss
program rolling. The hilwsa-
he Road has The powsr and
other facilities needed 10
spssd The fEAnspostaiion a
troops snd nuniilons. ard -
maintain Inc low d ssssnflal
civilian traffic.
But the travelling public
CON help In fhsss svoys:
Tr1ysl In mid~wssk when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

NEW YORK----Fl

NEW Y0RkFine feathers. and fine people. marked the
opening Of the New Opera companys second last
Tuesday 81 FortySeeond Street heater Walter DAM
roschs one-act work. The Opera Cloak" and Nous
sorgsky's The Fair NJ Sorochinsk" made up the bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
BY J. W. Mxu.

from the music Of Russia which
.e nave been discussing. We turn
sodsy to the works OF a tvpicaIlv
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You help yourself when you buy
U. 8. War Bonds.
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To Entertain Piano Students Saturday

Clara Yuckert. David Blackw
and Virgil Stockton.
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Coli
Pen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Houses for Sale

BUY NOW while you can; new t-rm. house.
unfinished inside; 3 big lots, only $50
down. bal financed. Newman, New Boston
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

Furnished Rooms for Rent
ANfoINErTE. ass tCsss)--one. studio
couch; housekeeping semibath.
tBoULEVARD, East Grand, 1882, dodge
and Packards) Double, two men, 81;
always hot water.
DEARBORN-~F rooms. plastered; 81, SOC
cash. Martin Realty. Dearborn e743.
DEFENSE WORKERS! Gentlemen: ref
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single. Grand River Meyers. Hogarth
1887.
! EAST JEFFERSON at Parker : 2 rooms
with prixaie- -Melrose- 223s.---
EAST DEARBoRN-Room In beautiful
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EAST SIDE, large bedroom. phone, ga
rage. with young people. s7.oo; prefer
young man. PR. 0929.
FOR RENT furnished room. near bus line.
24129 Princeton. Dearborn
ROBSON. l4312-Room for two gentlemen
good transportation: northwest section.
ReHNs;- Ssef-t - Private
home, comfortable: gentlemen; refer
ences. Ivanhoe 1894.
RooM-Employed couple, colored; 1925
Twenty-fourth street. Tyler 4-O3lo.
ROOM FOR rent, couple or single man.
90 Hague. Apt. 7. Trinity i-ssse,
ROOSEVELT. 6i33-Three rooms for rent
| no children.
CoLoRED - 2 bedrooms; cooking prvi-
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transportation: no other roomers; good
home for right people, So to So. Call
evenings. Twinbrook i-i702,
| coLORED-Furnished large front room
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evenings. TY. 6-p052
COLORED--ouiet couple or gentleman,
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TR. 1-20s0. 800
coLoRED-Vinewood. $500: l-room, suit
able for couple one for gentleman. Tyler
4-l442.
for man or working
couple, las Leicester. Madison 1914.
CoLoRED-31s LEICESTER COURT
Gentleman only.
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New Houses for Sale

CoRAM AVE. between Kelly road and
Redmond. the best buy: new 4, az and
5 rooms 2 bedrooms. fun basement and
attic: not air heat: several ready for oc-
Cupancy
OPEN DAILY UNTIL q p NJ "
Vincent Y, Cansyan-PR. $500
ie40i Kelly road. a. Coram
PARIS Ave, Loncoln Pk.-30 homes; 5000
mo. Kales-Kramer Invest. CHI. $3.50.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. s-i50J
CONSULT enlarged Real Estate
lls;iass- IN the eis Sunday Tines want
Ad Section.
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Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER
Halls, Bathrooms for Rent

PLAN uR NEXT DANCE, PARTY Al
VICTORY BALLROOM, 65i5 CD. r.
REAs ON'LE NO 1850. ALL FACILITIES
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Sdle-Inuestment Property

MICHIGAN AVE.
NEAR TRUMBULL
Hotel-3p rooms. Large tavern room On
first floor. $3.50 Win handle. Can 10.
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coLoRED - Kirby. East; az brick: two
steam plants 81. 500, rents. SEQ 1850
dawn Trinity i-6700
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coLoRED SEE THIS Harding. SIS, hot
air heat. double gar. 50. 600, 81 900 dn.
CALL SINGLETON. CA. 1905
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Resorts for Sale

so ACRES. with trout streams about IS
h. p. available from former mill pond.
property; estimated 1000 fence posts and
as thousand feet saw timber; near Traverse
City on county road; price 81 900. For fur
Their information, call Oregon 1855, or
write to Hugo win, Newberry, Mich.
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COLORED-Conant section; modern, q
rooms; $685. down. Mcqueen, Townsend
R-3541
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coLoRED - MUST SELL AT ONCE,
will handle JENKINS. TR 2-e767
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COLORED-North OF Boulevard. near
Brush-6-room brick: steam heat. 1895
down Twinbrook 1882
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CoLoRED - Four-family, 7i4i John r.
Also two-famiy. 626 Bethune. Make
orer I5es down. EACH. Owner. Ty. T-s0o7.
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Bungalows for Sale
(Wsst Of woodward

CHEYENNE, OPEN
fss7s. between Chsifonts and Eaton-New
bungalow; s. $50: full basement: attic, z
nice bedrooms. Bay on front OF dinetts.
Open IL q. m. 10 . p. m,
SELDOM A JOHNSON. INC. UN. $500
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coLoRED-If you don't see what you
want. call us. oolee B. Bryant, h1tIroy
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Bungalows for Sale
(Eosf Of Woodword

Harper and Conner. 81 500. Belvidsre.
near Warren. rooms, bath, 4 bedrooms.
full basement, furnace, 2-esr garage; va
cant October a. 1000 down. Inquire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

CoUPLE--Expectant mother, broom fat
apartment, furnished. unfurnshed; i'm
mediately. Northwest. Madison 66i2.
FIVE DOLLAR BONUS
Colored defense worker wants small house
apt. fiat. Melrose 22ss.
FORD EMPLoYE, house, flat, income
references; $50; two children. Vermont
7-04sp.
FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, for refined
young colored couple. Call Melrose Os77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

CoLoRED-doodwin. single: $500 down ::
good condition. Chester Smith. Cadillac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Boats and Equipment

BOAT SUPPLIES = EQUIPMENT - ANT
MARINE PAINTs-Free parking. Henr,
II. Smith a CO.. -35s-E East -Jsffarson-----
BOAT loans and rehnancing. Lloyd r
Fast. Inc, 3o4o f. Cd. Blvd. Mad. 0l42
NEW TwINs--Used motors up TO 50 II. p
Good used boats.
ERIE BoAT, 45o1 HAMILTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
THE DETROIT BANK RA. 556S

COLORED-5112-23r Street; modern
ton 81 900 down. vi 1-i4o0.