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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
At the Alleys
Sweeps the Rule
in Ladies Minor

Sweeps were the rule in the
Ladies Minor league last night,
led by the loop-leading LaCroix
& Groesbeck quintet with a win
over Swan Drugs.
Other three-game wins were
by Fisher Towers over Banner
Linen, by Barney Tailors over
Faygo Pop and by City News
over Auto Shippers.
Mae Crast of the Lakeside
Fuel team took a pair of honors
on her 1914 game and 400 series
both tops for the loop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14

Final member of the select
playoff group of the city basket
ball league-the Merchants
was determined last night and
the four teams which will play
in the two-game knockout drew
their pairings for Monday night.
The Merchants won their
playoff position by taking a for
felt win from the Brown Bomb
ers after the Business Men had
inflicted a smashing 1919 de-
feat on Gray's Hamburgers, the
other team in the running for
playoff position. The two were
tied at the start of last nights
play.
b. NJ. VS.. MERCHANTS
First game on Monday will
see the Business Men tangling
with the Merchants at 1870, with
the former quintet heavily fav-
ored to chalk up a victory. The
second game at the Mount Glenn
ems High gym will match the
Paganetti Lumber outfit, unde-
feated in loop competition,
against the Super Cleaners with
the Timberjacks rating an easy
nod.
The Business Men had little
trouble with their rivals last
night, though they had the usual
difficulty in stopping Hale
Shanklin, sparkplug of Gray's
team throughout the season. For
ward Lloyd Hockin collected IL
points to pace the victors with
Walter Bobcean getting II at the
center position.
Shanklin's 10 topped the los
ers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
Challenge Billiard
Maieh IS Cancelled

DETROIT, March IA (R -
Cancellation of q C ha lens e
match for the world pocket bill
lard title between champion Err
win Rudolph of Cleveland and
Irwin Crane of Livonia, N. Y,
was announces here last night.
No reason was given. The match
was h e d u ! d TO open here
March %.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
STANFORD WINS

PALO ALTO, Calf, March
Ia - R - Stanford's Indians,
heavily favored to win the Pa
cific Coast conference cage title,
60 into the second game of the
playoffs tonight with q one-game
advantage.
Oregon state was no match
for the towering Californians
last night and lost Al to 20.
Winner of the two-out-o three
series will represent the West
Coast in the Kansas City N. c.
A. A. meet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
pai Wins Seek 10 (inth Fifth

The Wings hold 4 game and
a half lead over the Canadiens
with three games to play before
start of the league playoffs. BY
clinching fifth place, Detroit
would gain the favorable advan-
tage of opening the playoffs on
home ice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
ALLEN COMPLAINS AGAIN

LA w hElNSE, NdS., MdiSh II
-(P)-Phog Allen, University
of Kanas cage coach, is on anoth-
or tear-this time about t h e
glass backboards to be used in
the N.C.A.A. basketball meet at
Kansas City.
1.-THE use of such backboardS
is clearly illegal" he said. Here
is a tournament to determine
the National Collegiate Bask-
etball champion, and the N. c.
A. A. is sanctioning the use of
illegal equipment"
Aliens Jayhawkcrs may play
in the tournament - IL they get
past Oklahoma A and M Tues
day night in the fifth district
playoff.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
Class { Team
Edges (apae
by28.24Couni
South County Five
Meets St. Benedict
for Crown Tonight

EaStland High OF HOSeVlile,
Glass c darkhorse contender for
tournament honors 10 days ago,
will carry Macomb County's
hopes into the regional finals to-
night, playing at Pontiac.
The Eastland crew, who won
second place in the Bi-County
Conference, ousted Capac of the
Little Six League last night,
1924, running their winning
streak to eight games. Eastland
will meet st. Benedict of High
land Park, also a second sur
prise winner last night in the fin
ais.
st. Benedict turned in an up
set win, bouncing the previously
udefeated st. Mary's of Orchard
Lake team by a 28-17 count.
UTICA LOSES
The only other lower-division
team from the county lost out
last night, Utica falling before
strong Visitation of Detroit
team, 49-17, in the opening
game at the Ferndale tourna-
ment, Class B.
Eastland's march through the
tournament pairings has been
accomplished without much diff
ficulty. Playing in the first
round of the tourney at East
Detroit, they knocked Warren
out of the running with a 1921
victory and then went on to
smash Clawson by a 1918 score
in the finals to take the district
championship.
Eastland, piling up a first half
margin of 2O-6, a d d e d eight
more points in the third period
and then sent in a team of SUBJ
stitutes for the last :'larter. Walt
Lowell paced the winners for
Coach Forrest Darsey while Jack
Lewis eight points was tops for
the losers.
Moving to Pontiac, they whip
ped Algonac, 25-l3, in surprise
victory on Thursday and then
ran their tournament record to
four victories last night. A
smooth working quintet, de-
pending on teamwork for their
victories, the Eastland offense
centers about Bud McCaskey.
PRAISE SMOOTHNESS
Pontiac sports writer's praised
the smoothness of the Macomb
entry in the tourney there, as
the Eastland team continually
worked the ball in for short
shots, refusing to gamble on
shoot-and-pray trials from far
out on the floor.
In other games over the state
last night, Benton Harbor, last
years Class A champion was
dropped, 23-18, by Kalamazoo.
Detroit st. Theresa, Glass B
champion three of the last six
years, fell before Melvindale,
30-18.
WYANDOTTE STICKS
One Border Cities League
team, Wyandotte, remained in
the running for honors as Ford
son went down in a surprise de-
feat before the big guns of De
LaSalle of Detroit, 27-16. Wy
andotte, undefeated since Jan.
%, chalked up an easy victory
over Lincoln Park, 1920.
One team of league in which
Macomb County teams play re-
NAMED in the running: LoC Cab
in of the Twin County Confer
ence stayed in the Class d COM
petition at Pontiac with a 35-17
victory over New Hudson.
EASTLAND
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
Forfeits Give
Two Ugoigo Sweeps

Three sweeps, two on forfeits,
were chalked up in the Ugoigo
league last night. Only whole
hearted victory was by Reiders
over Vernier's; Christie's and
Ernst's marked sweeps on for
feits over Duval's and Lakeside,
respectively.
Ed Burkhardt marked 224
single and 500 series, both high
in their departments, to take
double-honors for Bills.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
AcOrns Maintain
Rule Over Bathers
Pontioe Looms a. Fevorits for Gloss 4
Psnnont, oustins Port Huron Narrowly

Pontiac high smooth doomed -
heavy today the regional Glass title In their
game with Royal tonight the Ferndale Lincon Park
gym.
The Pontiac team of the Saginaw Valley league
conquered Port Huron night themselves
place in the o'clock tonight Royal Oak oustsd
Mount Clemens high by 24-13 count. ~
defeat for the Bahers who had hoped to eli.
successful in with place IN the
the hands of bitter rival
mi happier
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
INTEREST IN GIANTS

There Is considerable interest
in the new Giants team, and
around here they think it might
be a real factor in the National
League race. At least they ell
are wishing manager Mel OFT
we'll. 1t appears all too evident
after seeing Cincinnati in action
that the Giants got better third
baseman in Bill Werner than the
Reds have to take his place.
The Reds are giving Bert Haas
from Columbus every chance to
win the hot corner job, but the
youngsters throw wing arm
doesn't look good enough and he
probably i'll give way to Chick
Aleno before the season is far
along.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
MULTIPLIES vITAMINS

Feeding cows on irradiated
yeast, or other good sources Of
vitamin d, increases the vitamin
ID content of the cows milk
from Is to 80 times.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14

To all intents and purposes,
the Acorns have the number OF
the Mount Clemens team. Twice
during the season, they defeated
the locals in Border Cities
League competition by a two
point margin and last nights
clash was scheduled to be .
tight match.
It wasn't. Royal Oak opened
up q 81 lead and the BatherS
never got within more han four
points of their foes. Befuddled
throughout the first half. theA
locals appeared lost on the big
Lincoln Park floor. In the Sec
ond half, they found the path
but there might as well have
been a cover over the top Of the
basket.
IN AND OUT
On at least eight occasions,
shots trimmed d eep into the
bucket, then looped out again.
Lyle Bliss couldn't connect on
his one-handed Shots from the
side; Ral.'h Siewert was robbed
of at least three perfect follow
ups; Ken Strassburg was unable
to connect with his long angle
shots.
It was a substitute, Johnny
Raspet, who took scoring honors
for the locals, as he dropped In
four points. Raspet had previ-
ously been almost solely q
fourth quarter player, but he
did yoeman service on rebounds
last night. For two players
Heinie Mordan and Ken Strass-
burg-it was the final game In
the red and gray uniform.
STRASSBURG OUT
Big John Gauss, Royal Oak
center, opened the scoring on .
free throw and forward Jack
Shander hit a one-hander from
the corner to give Coach John
Baldwin's team a quick 80 lead.
After that, the victors were nev<
er seriously pressed. Ken Strass-
burg was ousted on fouls with
the count at ITO.
Immediately after Strassburg
was elected, Bob White hit q
long one-hander and then Sic
vert connected with a charity
toss to male the score 1913, the
closest the Bathers came to ty-
in. Jack Won Eberstein connect
ed with a pair of free throws
then-with three minutes left
to play-and the locals failed to
score again.
Ralph Siewert, scoring only
three points, had his lowest total
of the year.
SLICK PASSERS
Pontiac's breathless win over
Port Huron established them az
favorite. The Saginaw Valley
team boasts three players over
six feet and a quintet of the
slickest passers to play on q
high school floor in this area
this Sea5on. A
1t was only the fighting heart
of chubby Don Schatzline that
kept Port Huron in the game.
Behind, 22-14, after a third.
quarter Pontiac drive, Schatz-
line tossed in three consecutive
buckets to rally his teammates.
Fighting desperately, the Hurons
pulled up to a 1926 count, but
could not forge ahead. If a goat
had to be singled out, it was Geo.
Mosure, Huron forward, whose
dilly-dally tactics on a fastbreak
cost the Red and Whites a tying
basket in the closing minute.
With the score at 27-25, Herb
Rowe, Pontiac center, dribbled
the length of the floor to con.
meet with one-handed shot
from the free throw line-the
bucket that gave victory.
Mnv1NJT TT EAAw>Nyr
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
WINS ONLY ONE

ST. LOUIS. March II IN
- Albert Peters Is ready to sck-
nowledse that Al Jellison u q
better bowler.
The two keglers - each "a
years old = battled IL hours
for . $50 stake.
Peters won only one game.
Jellison toppled 1880 pins .
the losers 1894.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14

II bright red envelopes are
used by the senders, love letters
may be mailed at half rate In
venezuela, by special courtesy
Of that country's postoffics.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
$1hS 36au #oMttor
SkfURDAY MARCH Ia. 1912 PAGE 10
Tn This Corner
MOUNT. CLEMENS POORLY REPRESENTED
Ri AT TOURNAMENT; PONTIAC
HAS FAIR RECORD
BY >. DENNIS BROWN

| f7/AS Talk NCSONO
BROWN
ROWLING Odbru of the Major league miss
big for local fame and glory Thursday when they
kolnIed Z 1lOl game The three bottom the team,
n Held RUDE Dunlap and Bill McCracken had 759 total
bteen them and pair of 200 games by Elliott and Harry
Saunders would have helped the team to a 1859 total
sGuaderS by way felt than OF the team
cang the high the quintet 198 he was in the
midst night and hit only 158 in the vital game
B McCracken 278 and RUDE Dunlap 262 to pace the
outfit go
The 1852 however would have been alltme local
record Back in 1884 another Oldbru team fashioned
1924 mark which has not been bettered.
recall the team that boWled 3,462
whipped in three straight games was the night
the Hermann of ST. Louis set the highest team
score by the ABC blasting out 1897 series
800 game and pair OF 200 counts In that
Low series lordy 709 and top mark
. breathtakng 1872.
ATOURNEY NOTES: Ragged officiating marked all Of the
games last night with the Ponac-Port Huron cagers
getting the officials drew frequent dividend
broken glasses couldn't mountain in front of his
forehead spent wohds of his time screaming at other
sports writers to tell him who scored.
John Baldwin of Royal Oak who left bad taste
ray nghperhaps because his team ahead the
whole much time gripping in Wednes-
days game-in which Royal Oak rally barely nosed Hazel
Park-that the fans were calling him cry baby"
Clemens had the smallest delegation of fans OF
Of the schools all the others had at least two cheer
leaders present Port Huron had three But then city
hiehsss had gym last night Port Hurons
by points might be laid partly the door of forward
Dora he had chances at the free throw line and
connected with only two.
r Pontiac's Orange and Black quintet has its two
tournament games margin of only three points The
saginaw Valley dropped five of IS league games
Saginaw five which handed Fordson one OF its two defeats
q the year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14

Missed free throws: Mount
Clemens - Mordan 2; Bliss 1;
Siewert 1; White /; Raspet 1.
Royal Oak = Gauss /; Papa
george 1.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14

The ice plant, a noxious weed
in South Australia, is eaten as q
delicacy in France.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
HANK LOOKS SPRUCE

Sergeant Hank Greenberg Is
around, looking very spruce and
happy in his warm-weather uni
form. The former $4,000 slug
ger of the Detroit Tigers is only
marking time impatiently until
he can gain admission TO a COM
bat Officers training school,
probably the one at Miami. He
says he never felt better in his
life, and he looks it. Not once
in an hours conversation did the
big fello wfrom the Bronx men,
ton big league baseball.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
Merchants Join
P|ayoff Group
Face B. IA. Mondoy
in Opening Round

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Business Men 43 Gray's 19
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
PONTIAC

Score at half Pontiac Ia, Port
Huron Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
MacPHAIL FEUDS


The iggest laugh of the
Spring is the Hans Lobert-Larry
MacPhail feud, w: h arose
when the doughty old manager
of the Phils refused to permit
the Brooklyn Dodgers to use his
training field at Miami Beach.
So far, every official this trave-
Ter has encountered is chuckling
at Lobert's firm stand against
the Dodgers president and pre-
dieting it will add some well
coined spice to the National
League race.
It has been an exceptionally
windy Spring, ,p until the last
few days, forcing the clubs to
take hurry-ur workouts and
causing a bumper crop of sore
arms and other muscular aches.
Some managers are very glum
about their mems conditioning,
especially that of the veteran
pitchers. Most of them when ask
ed how things are going say they
don't know, that they haven't
had a chance yet to see the boys
In action.
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800 FIT. GOOD rope. ~; 3-12" trestles.
Grebe radio set Call TY. 4.7l56.
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CHRIsTENsEN--Popu piano: 20 lessons.
542 Michigan Theater Building. Cherry
OOPS.
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

A sPECIAL-9x12, $3.50; guaranteed, in
sured; tackled down carpets cleaned on
your floor. Detroit Carpet Cleaning and
Laying Company, Incorporated Estab-
lished 1908. Madison 1888.
CARPETS, RUGS cleaned. repaired, refin-
ished Mayfair Rug. S244 Lenore. dear
born 0i33.
SERVICE RUG CLEANING co. --Guaran.
teed, insured. 1910 LawndAle (Lafayette)
Vinewood 2-S5iO.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
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WINDOW frames. vacuum cleaner. heating
stove, radio. table. chairs. Evergreen
anTa
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'''''''"'''''''''''', ''"'''"''"'''''''',.
A NEW STOVE

GAS ranges, Grated. marred: all makes
bargain. Superior, 1929 Grand River
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GAS STOVE. ) BURNER, SIS UP
1855 GRATlOT At BALDWIN
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Pets and Poultry Supplies


y III Pekingese eleven months Oh 26s0i
hsmpoen. Phone RoyA OAK 1856.
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Board and Room,

BIRWOOD 1874 tFenkell-Wyoming dis
tricD American home; nicely furnished; .
good meals, lunches. garage; gentlemen
BOARD and room good transportation;
close 10 EX.CeH-o. private home. 1871
Elmhurst
BURLINGAMF near Reconnaissance ,
gentleman. day worker only. Townsend
s-243a
ILENE. 1895, near -Mile--For four
Excellent meals. quiet neighborhood.
PHILADELPHIA. West. Isl, near Third
Room with breakfast; two youuE men
1 sCHAEFFER- FENKELL s.ction--wen fur
nished room In private home. vermont
S-2fe3
COLORED fireman Ave single home
good meah. ak men Tyler h-6fe6.
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BEwICK. 2274 Good transportation: pr
vap family, cory room tgiris). DreNel
t243
.BIRwooD. 1882 Wyoming Meyers Two
double rooms. good transportation.
Hogarih 1887.
room one single, one double twin beds
excellent transportation. Trinity 1913
CADILLAC. 37,5-2 sleeping rooms; clean,
warm men only. Plaza 1912.
CHEERFUL. sunny room. private home
gss heat transportation Northwest.
20iJ5 Warrington
COMFORTABLE sleeping room for one girl
on west side good transportation 70
Timkens or Cadillac. CAN after e. Ia.
$3.50
CONCORD s234. mr. Pscksrd's-Clean
double comfortable sleeping rooms. very
reasonable.
t.LMHURsT 4232 IIght, airy rooms ok
csllsnt transportation. gentlemen pre-.
fsrrsd Dawson 1882
HILL. 81 OHighlsnd Psrk)--Two comfort
able rooms gentlemen transportation
University l-0734
lRoQI'oIs. s3sI--couples Z men or girls.
IvAnhoe 1886 Good transportation.
LARGE Bedroom suitable two: good
frAnsportation; well heated. Telephone
1871 Collingwood.
McGRAw. 275s (MissouriD Grand River
Grand Belt cars. 81: gentleman preferred
NICE front nsht Housekeeping and sleep.
ing rooms good transportation. 632s
Michigan tnear Llv.rnoisl
PHILADELPHIA Cuear John r. Nice
large room employed couple. TRinit,
1882
lPfNGREE. 27oi-Gsntile home: comfort
able beds. single room. reasonable
Tyler A-O7T2
ROOM for 2 girls or married couple. So
1892 Muirland. University 2-s30e.
Wal THAN. 1905 - oratiot. nice clean
warm room, innsrspring, good location
phone.
CoIORED-sis3 Iroouois. Nice comfort
able room. Employed couple preferred
Good transportation
|COLORED go Algsrb 49, Beautifully fur
/ niShed double room. two gentlemen
Trinity i-ss4s-
CoLoRED-si Hague. newly decorated
nicely furnished: prefer bushes" girl
.conveniences.
CoLORED-R Room single man. defens.
7 worker only good transportation. Trim
ty i-T0s2
COLORED defense workers. nice, warn
sleeping rooms. all convenisnees. Tyler
s-sTsf
COLORED - Unfurnished room IN nle'
home: couple preferred. Trinity l-7O2e
CoLoRED-Two men that work nighti
and sleep days. share room. TO. s-loi2
CoLoRED- Newly furnished room: goo
transportation; gentlemen. Trinity l.so3S
COLORED-N Neatly furnished room. zen
tleman preferred. Trinity 2-3Ist
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Flats for Sale
East Of Woodward)
Bungalows for Sale
AspTTpy pARK. SIS NO

AsBURY PARK; SIS MO.
Mr.. Plymth. rms, bath; 50, 600. 81 500 dn.
HOME AssocIATEs-cA. 73i7
INCOME TYPE bungalow. real buy. nvs
rooms down, three rooms and bath UP,
cash 10 mortgage. Call between ten and
Hves Sunday. 1876 l.. seyen-Mile road,
near GTatiot.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
225i0 Nevsda--Gratiot-9 % Mile section. Beau
tful face brick. 29S3s. with I'VE large
rooms all on one floor Aforementioned
heat: plastered ceiling In basement. with
26xi4 recreation room. Large 55-foot lot
has rock garden and nsh pool IN rear.
Plenty of shrubs. trees and flowers: 2-car
garage with s-foot solid drive. Extra large
attic; screens and storm sash. Owner will
sell with - 600 down. Pingree 676S. Open
all day Sunday.
MODERN 4-room, SO. O00 Lilac Puritan; q
car garage: side drive: H.A- UN. 1-l25o.
DIsTRICT--New hve-room
bungalow, tile bath. sink. attic. RE. 2O6S.
VAN DYKE-si MILE SEC. rms,
water. gas and electric IN; newly deco
rated garage. VACANT. y block 10 trans
portation: 1850, $500 On. $50 mo Also
others. Irwin Kight a Hines. Inc. 22li5
Van Dyke. 81, $3.50.
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Tireo--Used

i2-HOUR vuicanizing service reasonable
done by experts. 26O0 GRAND RIVER,
~ Fourth
COMPLETE tire service, guaranteed vul
canizing and recapping since 1929 Motor
City Tire Service. 3i3i Gratiot F1tz. 1850
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Hotels
ADERNA HOTEL
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Dining Rooms Famous for good food -
over hooking the Detroit River. Privau
parties may be arranged for through ou
pefsonAllLed catering service Leno1 s0Oo
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FIVE or six-room unfurnished: must be
exceptionally nice for permanent resi-
dence. Vermont 5-724s.
FOUR or ave rooms. family four furnished
or unfurnished. Urgent. Ken Chsmpiin,
1877 T.. Grand Blvd.
4 OR BROOM, furnished; willing 10 pay
about $50; family OF three. Prospect 1884.
CoLoRED couple want 3 or o-room
apartment house or ia, by October 70 /,
defense worker. TY. 5-f62e.
CoLoRED-couple; Ia furnished rooms i;
John r. Woodward. Madison 04oe. Mr..
Lane
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4 apartments. f6o11
each. furnaces, reasonable payments.
Mcqueen. TO. 6-35si.
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Wanted to Rent Houses

FIVE-sIX. ROOM House--Lower nat, west
side. permanent Detroiters with 3-year-
old and baby. Vinewood 2-3s92
YOUNG Detroit born couple with two chill
dren desire four. five-room house flat I;
will pay three four months rent in advance.
Lenox 5342.
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GARDEN CITY rooms. bath. garage:
"a acres; chicken coop; fruit. shade
trees, strawberries, grapes well ana cistefn
water, sacrifice Dearborn 7545
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Housekeeping Rooms

FARNSwORTH 36l1, near Nj. Elliott
Two front rooms suitable one or two
gentlemen. Also single sleeping room
PACIFIC 43s5 Beautifully furnished
front room; FIRST block of Grand River.
Tyler 5-5445. after s.
2 ROOMS. newly furnished adults not sub
ieci to draft TY. 6-l644
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coLoRED-Hazlett. 2-famfly s-s. excep-
tionally nice. 81 900 down. Jackson.
Tyler T-i349.
2-flat. each; 500
down. Mcqueen. TO. 6-354i.
COLORED-HaTding: 5-4. Bargain, 81, $50,
$500 down. ME-. 1888.
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Boats and Equipment

BOAT SUPPLIES - EQUIPMENT 49, AND
MARINE PAINTS Free parking Henry
n Smith Co. $50 East Jefferson.
BOAT loans and refnancing lloyd X
Fast, Inc. 3Oi0 T.. Cd. Blvd. Mad. 0li2.
NEW TWINS Used motors up To 80 II. p.
Good used boats.
ERIE BOAT 4SOi HAMILTON
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Business Places for Rent

FURNISHED offices. venstan blinds in
| direct lights, telephone incl: SIS To $50
per mo. 1900 Cadillac So. Bldg. CA. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Reoi Estate to Exeh.nss

store. living quarters. five
rooms, for moderate income bunrslov,
near Catholic church. Write Box A-s2i,
Detroit Times.