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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-03
NO cEAY-PIGEoN wILLKIE

He also told the President that he was as anxous to bring the view point of the Russian. Chinese and Near Eastern people back to the United States as he was to take the American viewpoint to them.
 One phase of his trip was left undecided = namely, whether he should visit China. Later Steve Early explained that China was left out of the official announce ment of Willkie's trip because of an error.
 However, this was not the case. China was left out because the route to China is difficult one requiring certain official permissions, and at the time of the White House announcement those permissions had not been received.
 Willkie will also return by an interesting route which has not
 tContin,ed on Page Four)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-03
The W ashingtun Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON (Major Robert s. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON-H is the in- side story on how Wendell Willkie arranged with Roosevelt to go on his present trip to Russia, China and the Near East.
 Some people have circulated the rumor that the President cooked up the idea in order to get Willkie into the administration camp at the psychological time of the New York state political conventions. But that wasn't the case. Wllkie himself put the idea up to the President, who immediately well comed it and suggested that Willkie go as his special ambassador"
 Willkie replied that an ambassa- dorial status would not make him a free agent, and he wanted no restrictions placed upon him, either during his trip or afterward. In other words, an ambassador can- not talk about the things he sees on his trip, and Willkie wanted to be able to report publicly, if he wished
 The President replied that that would be perfectly agreeable to him, but in return he would like to have Willkie do certain things for him in the countries he visited. These things were of a confiden- tial and diplomatic nature and could not be put in a press release. Wllkie said he would be glad to do them, however.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-03

Continued on Page Four)
Evening star., 1942-05-03

YES wonderful
due Washington November '94l the ship they wos forced
untouched rehPPed orNed ok examined
released by the only few days
linens ovoob THE PAS ROYAL proud superb coecto
double hondr rolled hem.
TOXIC
Bouquet Size Cloths, 72xl08 inches S2
Cloths
Napkins nehe. Napkins
$s95 $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Two unusual milestones were
passed last week by Leo Temrow-
ski Sr., Detroit real estate man.
He was Is years old and cele-
brated at the same time the end
of the twenty-fifth year he and
his son, Joseph, have been in
business together.
Three former Wayne students
are in training now as naval avia-
ton cadets at Jacksonville. Fla.
Berton Brooks Jr. played tackle
on the football team am was
Kappa Chi. The others are Leigh
Decker and Joseph Herr. They'll
come out as ensignS.
The cigars are on David A.
Wolff, Detroit attorney, on the
birth of a fine big son Friday.
Sorry 10 hear that Capt. Her.
bert Aiken, kown all over the
Great Lakes as skipper of the
Noronic. is pretty i'll in General
Hospital at Sarnia. He was oper-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"song OF the Islands" ~ Is
1852. 5.2g. sol. i0:43 p. m: Blue
white and Perfect" IL a. m, 1877, i:li
g 81, rs y. m.
BROADWAY Sergeant York.
n $40. 6:25, $40 p. m. 'Minstre
Days. 1888 a. m. 50, sos. 800 p. m
UMBRELLAS Sergeant York, " - IS
3 80. 6:25, 9;25 p. m, Minstrel Days
$40, $40, 9:05 p. m.
INEMA-"Tanya." 1920. AS. 4lo
eos, +, 9.55 y. m.
FISHER Sergeant York" ~ 80, 3.45
$40. gao p m; Minstrel Days" 80
3:25. $50, $50 p. m,
FOX -"Roxie Hart" II a m. 1856
1872, 7:4s. 1O.i4 p. m; Valley Of IN
sun" 12.27, '3:23, 6:l9, 915 p m.
HOLLYWOOD Sergeant York, 1885
t.2t. ZIP 10 p M Minstrel Days,
1l5. i:03, 6;5l, s.39 p. m.
MADISON "ziegfeld Girl" 1883. sos
e-lO p m A womans Face, II a. m
3:05, 7:l5. 1l:20 p. m.
MICHIGAN Of the clouds. II
II %. 3.55 7:30, II p. m. The Re
markable Andrews" II a. m, 2:30, sos
50 y. m.
PALMs-STATE-"To BE or Not TO Be"
IL 10 a. m, $40, 40. ll;lO y. m. Al
Through the Night" lis, 5.l5, $40 p. m
RIVIERA - Sergeant York 124O
3 40. $40, Gao. Minstrel Days" $40
8 10. $40 p. m.
RHO UPTOWN -" Sergeant York 'I-1 80
i:24. 7:l2. 10 p. m: Minstrel Days.
/ rs, 4:03. 6:5l. s:39 p. m
ROYAIe--"S Sergeant York" 7.Oj. u
p. m Minstrel Days" Gao, 9.35 y. m
TELENEws-News, short subjects.
4 m. to IL p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS ourtship OF Andy
Hardy" II 50. $50. Z 90. 1920 p. m
Nazi Agent" II .05 a. M, 40, 5.35
30 y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
People You Know
Schoolgirls Poem Voices War Aims
BY LINTON ARKLES

The class m ties of Mary
Kanipe. at Northern High evening
school think these verses from her
poem, well Finish It." express
pretty well how they, as Ameri-
cans, feel. Mary herself, says she
wants to do something more than
just save tooth paste tubes and
Here II is:
Grab up your gums, il must be
done.
We've got to get Jap.
And Dhen its DER, there'H be
no more,
Cause they'll be off or map.
When zoe get mad, it's just too
bad.
Cause quicker than mink
Our flag comes out, oar guns
UiH shout
And the Rising Sun soW sink.
"Michlganders seem TO be
needing the advice to cut their
auto travel-they're seeing the
Smokes instead Of California"
writes Jim Welsh. the Old AAA
Traveller. Counted Sl8 Michi-
gan cars between Lexington,
KY, and Gatlinburg, Tenn"
Wayne students will be treated
to a discussion of the rnuSica
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Comedienne Tops
New Bowery Bill

A BILL top-heavy with stars
brings Sue Ryan and Billy Vine
in at the head of the Bowery show
this week. Miss Ryan is a comely
ISongStresS with a fine voice and
subordinates her vocal accomplish
mentS 20 her skill as a come
dienne.
Fresh and adept at mimicry
she offers a wild mixture of inn
preSSions. gags and singing. kid
ding jitterbugS. English opera
stars. giving her imperSonation of
"a chorus girl singing Life Is a
Song" and ends with you Made
Me Love You, sung as II might
have been in 1913, when it was
written.
Her mugging is superb, and her
special material fits her 10 IT. p"
Billy Vine 6-foot, 225-pound
satirical comedian, was one of the
highlights of the George Jessel-
Sophie Tucker musical comedy
High Kickers." Only q years
old, Billy has made a reputation
for himself in the show world. He
comes in from Miami. where he
has been SCATTERING follower rec
ordS.
Alice Kennedy. songStreSS whose
vocal ability and style of delivery
proved a smash hit last week, tops
the supporting cast. Others are
Yvette Dare, with her Sarong
stealing parrot; the dancing Gale
SeXtette. Henri clever card
"manipulator'; the Don Arden
Dancers and Benny Resins or
CheStra.
Charles Carlisle is back as
master of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

IN THE film. Tulip Time"
Frances Raeburn has her first inn
portant role in which her sister,
Kathryn Grayson, plays a leading
part. The day before the picture
went into production Kathryn
came down with a cold. She was
unable TO make wardrobe tests OF
all her clothes, but production was
not delayed.
Frances wore all Kathryr1S gar.
mentS before the camera and al
were okayed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Vaughan lie ads
frontenac Revue

AN ORIENTAL tune is trans
formed into a vehicle for a de-
cidely modern dance by Jerry
Vaughan. whose dancing has been
a popular part of Karyl Norman's
male revue of the past three
seasons.
The captivating Sudan sup
plies the musical background tor
Vaughan'S novel Bolts of Light. "
A strenuous dance in the modern
manner is based on the number
as Vaughan builds l0-minute
routine with the aid of Bee
Vestor's dancing Six AdorablcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

ated on Saturday Tor an old all
ment.
Cap" Aitken has been with
Canada Steamship Lines for over
80 years. more than 20 of them as
skipper of the Noronic, plying be-
tween here and Duluth.
DR.. Bruce H. Douglas. De-
trolt health commissioner. leads
distinguished group OF seven De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

comedy tonor-
row evening,
when ASCAP'S
expert. S. Ste
phenson Smith
tells them about
the coming OF
age of I h a |
for m of the
theater. It's one
in the series
S po nsored by
the sc h o oil s
English depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

tfOlt medlcoS 10
I h @ a n n u a |
meeting of the
n a I / b n a |
T u b G r culosis
Association. Of
W h &c n he is
pre- id ent at
p hila delphia
G a r | y next
month.
In the sup
porting cast are
Drs. Walter X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

MAIDS FROM MARS, You
can classify cotton stockings and
four-in-hand nccktieS under the
heading of war is hell. so Tar
as the women arc concerned.
We take this on the authority
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
They Do Cd II

RADIOS JUNIOR" has been
recognized by the United States
Postal Department
Red Shelton recently received a
letter addressed TO Il Do'Od It."
Hollywood Cal
The letter was deliVered
promptly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
MerivaIe Cast

PHILIP MERIVALE. veteran
New York stage actor. has been
cast as a French commissaire of
police in "Til You Return" Will
liam Powell and Hedy Lamar CO.
starring feature which is nearing
completion under Jack Conway's
Edwin Knopf produces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

of three
women OF the
RCAF. whom
we met over
the weekend
W lille they
were on leave
{ r O m 81 ant
ford. Ont.
T ey a re
about like the
w a a is Of
+ n 6 ] 2 n q
w 4 \ r
~, q n - ~ ~
w o m G n :
Auxiliary Air
Forcc). J'util
six or eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
HUGE SUM REFUSED
MARION RETURNS

Marion Davies. who has been
away for some months, is return
ing tomorrow to confer with her
committee chosen at the time she
presented the Marion Davies Hos
pital to the state guard. Marion
will discuss the gala military ball
10 be held at the Palladium on
Wednesday night for the benefit
Of the hospital.
In all the history Of Hollywood
there will never be such a galaxy
OF stars gathered together. All the
towns most famous names will be
on hand. TO say nothing of the
army. navy and marines.
The Harold Lloyds. friends of
Marion OF long standing, are cele-
brating their lovely daughter,
Peggy's birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

DIR. DOUGLAS w hitehe ad,
Newton Whitman. Bernard Schac-
ter. Henry S. Willis. Carl c.
Birkelo and Max Burnell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
BATTERY OF VOICES

Besides Carron. who has a voice
Of terrific force. Stella Roman
sang Aida" with Bruna CaStagna
as Amneris, Mosconaas Ramfis.
John Charles Thomas as Amonasro
and full battery of supporting
stars.
Altogether this was one Of the
finest weeks of opera the Middle
West has ever had and while some
performances like Monday eve
lning's Don Giovanni" Thursday
Evenings beautiful Der Rosenka-
waller and Friday afternoons
Magic Flute" were really memo
lrable. the general standard of all
the operas were much higher and
the variety and balance of the
schedule was all any one could
ask for.
Opera j going through a ira
jdltional phase at tins point. but il
rs as heartening 10 know that
There are such fine singers coming
along as Nadine Conner. Eleanor
iSteber and John GarrlS a. il is 10
know that the older. established
stars. like Lehman and John
Charles Thomas can still give top
performances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. j. one ~ many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
John BOIes
Gets Role
In NeU Film,

HOLLYWOOD, April 13.-John
Boles is one of the best examples
know of how a good actor can
be forgotten and pushed 10 one
side by the studios.
Johns popularity with the public
has never diminished. That was
lproved when he was on his per-
sonal appearance tours. but still
he went for months without a job
at a major studio. Now he is TO
play in Love and kisses-Caro-
line" Henry Rosters next picture
at Universal.
This is the same old boy Meets
Baby" with Bob Cummings and
Diana Barrymore and Kay Francis
in the top roles.
Kay takes time away from her
canteen duties to play Diana's
mother. One OF her best pictures
was ITS Date" at Universal.
in which she was Deanna Durbin's
ma" She has a similar role in
this one-an actress who tries
keeping her teen age youngster
even younger so it won't interfere
with her own good times.
John plays her wealthy sutton,
and Make Rosenbloom's a comedy
character with Jane Darwell in a
typical role.
'DEADLINE' FOR HI NELLIE
Studios are very often chary
about admitting that one OF their
1912 movies is a remake-but
don't think Warmers need deny
I"Deadline" is Hi Nellie" swell
story and good picture made
some years ago with Paul MUM in
the lead. Well, George Raft is
reading the script and will report
on the Warner lot April n.
I hear, through the grapevine
route, that his picture Broad
way at Universal is excellent.
George ought to like "Deadline, /"
which will have Mike Curtiz
directing. Brenda Marshall will
probably be the gal in the case for
she was tested before the measles
downed her.
HUGE SUM REFUSED
A chatty letter from Bennett
Cert says 100000 has been re-
fused for the movie rights 10
Junior Miss" After talking with
Sally Benson, the author, L be-
lieve ii.
81 am going home" she said.
"and cook my own dinner. Thank
goodness money Is unimp0rtant
to me-" This. after she and the
Temples parted company on
Shirley's broadcast of Junior
Miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
BARITONES LEAD

Peerce is equal TO it vocally, on
the other hand, but his appearance
is somewhat against him. Biggest
surprise was John Charles Thomas,
whose voice we thought had begun
to wane Smooth and rich after the
rest he has given t,-he did a pow
erful Germont. His singing of the
"Di Provenza" alone brought down
the house.
Another baritone stole the Sat.
urday matinee show when Alex.
ander Sved gave a thrilling per-
Torrance as Scarpia. Grace Moore,
having Cancelled at the last minute
"a sort of Cleveland habit she has
Irene JesSner substituted. rather
to the disappointment of the audi
ence. until Sved and Kullman, the
CavaradoSsi of the afternoon, got
going.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
ANOTHER REPLACEMENT

Their combined efforts more
than made up for any deficiencies
in the title part.
Arthur Carron was called in 10
substitute for RhadameS. in the
gala closing event of Saturday
night, Aida"
No matter how familiar you are
with Aida" you are forced to adj
init its popularity and its effective
ness as an opening or closing event.
Colorful and lavish. the pag-
eantry. the large cast and the full
orchestra make it truly a trium-
phal treat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Final
-Four of
Met, Fine
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

TIL 1000 Detroit opera-goers
who tochcd 10 Cleveland lastweek
10 bear the Metropolitan arrived
.haUe iu>t in tinc to hear another
week of tavoritcs being offered by
The San Carlo starting this eve
ming in thc Wilson Theater.
Opera seems 10 be flouriShing
more hi, year than IN any recent
season and the weekend perform
ancrs Of the Metropolitan drew
over 4C.U10 customers 10 pack the
Cleveland auditorium for the four
lral performances.
fTIudv dTrCTUo0US presentation
of No7art> Magic Flute proved
TO be the mghllght Of delight.
Sung in English, the comedy be-
comes easily understandable and
the line translation which the Met
is using makes this rather involved
plot quite lucid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

The girls are Corp. Grace Nj
coll. from Manville. Alta; A. w.
l Jean Deacon of Govan, SaSk.,
and A. w. I Beatrice Seal, who
went 10 Windsor from Detroit,
and was the first woman TO en-
list at the Windsor recruiting
office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
\ GREAT CAST

Rosa Box Norman Gordon, Flea
nor Steber and an enormous sup
porting cast all contributed 10
making this opera one of the
weeks outstanding ones, while
Patti Brcisdch read The score with
great finish.
Friday evenings "Traviata" gave
Helen Jepson her first opportunity
While Jan Peerce, re-
Gently recruited from radio sang
Alfredo. JepSon's voice is an
erratic one. Some measures are
of matchless beauty. others dis
appointing, but she knows the role
so thoroughly that she never is at
a loss when il comes to acting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
IN TOP VOICE

Charles kullman sang a Splen-
did famine. being in his best voice,
whole baritone John Brownlee as
.Papageno, the bad man. actually
stopped the show for five minutes.
Nadine Connor. a recent addition
winner. would have justified the
award with Just this one perform
lance as the loVeSlck Pamina.
Her voice has a limpid clarity
and wide range and she uses il
with such ease that she needs
never 10 worry about her vocal
future. She is on her way 10 be-
coming one of the great American
singers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Wayne students will be treated
TO discussion of the musical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

The girls said they got used
to their uniforms in a few days.
At least. they got used to the
male-Style shirts. collars, coats
and military caps.
But neckues-that'S different!
And bad,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Houses for Sale
East OF Wooduard)

ALGoNAc home on - CAR River 90 7
ffns bedfms aud bath large lot ga
rAEe ana boat vel Real bargain. terms
ca f4yp. Ar lIl0
DESIRABLE cottage neat, fuH .-fioored
atm. : ALle- HAtler sec. . CITY TABLET
tau0n. a good hay al 81 700, s!,lOO down,
so ul"n,D 203lI Harper.
ISENslNGToH RD rms bahia. 6sk 5.
TIT EHEATr.1f!- II g f-lIf1-Tf tt 81 II
X -vtTtTf-t-t-- tTTU7 = r-7CrTTs 1-vT = r17Try
vs. garages. rent 500. hot air. ssCrhce
immediate pUSSEErfuu. fwtrbtoon irftfs
slK-ROOM colonial large loi. picket fence
gat Only ~ 5OO. terms sargent q
Co. $50 2 state Fair. TW. f.55ff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

6.RooM nat house. Wts, zoe excellent
rcTerrnres boy .. Vet4ugnl 1-alo'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

COLORFD- 2STH Five rooue. basement
furnace hardwood floors. garage s.. fOo.
$500 down. So monthly. GRAZtER
Tyler 4.SAaa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Flats for Sale

FIscHER-5.5 furnaces, 2.car garage
real bargain terms ca 400. IT 2-eiiS
HIGHLAND. 9?7, Highland PsrK-s-5 hot
air newly recoudilioned upper rents $40.
lower vacant. Tyler 5.s777
ToLEDO-W. GRAND BLVD IS rooms and
-t-.s.4. aset.i fs14 basement steam - 1ea
$500 DOWN VI. l-iAoO
30 2-FLAT VARIOUS SECTIONS
i3ft down. Monthly payments. IS. 20 per
thoussnd Good bus SCHWARTZ. 447
Book Bu1iding Cadillac izfs
COLORED- BEAUTIFUL west eide corner
brick 3-iamily Fnd store, stoker heat
recreation room tbsscnenO Rarages
5000. substantial down pay n I.
TyTsT i@5155
COLoRED- PRICE ONLY S3150
RICHMOND, "a slstt root gar. E-Z terms.
rg-Ei HHi isEF.se NspssfsFare T R-f.ft7-tJ
Get eF p r r : = .ct--ri brirr
very good condiuori a buy a. Si8 600
WHIT Is--4f.,,G- EsstIF4F IT IL .Gflss.
COLOKED Williams 2-rat stove heat
81 200, $500 down. schwartz, Cadillac
gzlg
eoLoEED BEST BUY ~ ToWN. S. o00
2-fam. SIS. D. a. 1T. $50 On NE. S763.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
lFFs- ~ Tie bis sunday Times Want "A
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Houses for Sale
(West of woodward

A NICE small home parity finished IA
tlae, Dam snc k.tcIeu fixtures % near
Alien ana Norihlne RdS 81 500. terms,
-'ir-r~~rnuH, re-. cftf.
CAMBRIDGE IN Pleasant Ridge--3 bed
finland Eath. beautifully Nell -MoJcs1
lot h0NZoo, stpkef HI a 900. IT, 2'bif9
COYLE near Grand River, b. v rooms
prSirH. ar % 5'tfi. tvrrnF IN l-sss'e-
FAUST, s6s2-TWo bedrooms tie. ful
attic; VACANT; $500 required. CT ii4U.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Wanted to Rent Apartments


Buy u acre for $3.50. IS Gown. Tromlsy
2ii ~. Main ct. Royal Oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Household Appliances

CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate list
ingA in the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

tAIEFORT AT STATE FAIR, 81 FlNEF
Defense Homes. open Daily. NJ. 07ss
&EFF, WARKEN 10 MACK. new 50 $50
- 600. Necessary 70 ordeT now' Builder
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROUNTREE 1920 Plymouth. We b.i5Ot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale


3s6a-1l ---5-5. near MACK
upper vaean, steam heat, stoktr. drive
gstsEss ~eu on contract Ia ChApelie
4YgN MOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

LIVING RM. suites. lOS above cost. save
4OSs. Van Lockern. i4s0l charlevoix.
LIVING room suites trade-ins good condi-
ton choice. 50 Crown, 2T00 Gratiot.
LIVING room, apiece like new: large
size. 635i Evergreen Oregon e42l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Rentals Wanted

FURNISHED two or more bedroom house
or apartment tor ak months BY account
Ant ana family. references t4inlaHtd.
Cadillac 1870, 70 5, Niagara $500. 70
10 so y. m.
MEST SIDE. peaTborn--i-a-Iuum lower
fiat. income h1usr Yincw1n1 -l.ti.l-
YOUNG couple desires or f-room income
fat or house. furnished. northwest sec
ti1n DEAF born asa
6.RooM nat house. Wss, zoe excellent
rcIerrnres BOY 3. Fet.uenl 9-alo'
CoLoRED couple want kIttbenettc apart
ment can TuHeaJ .-58'z between II
q m. and ?: m
-LQLQhELIZ LAal- Ami. L --sAl ~
nIsnsd room with nice people TglnHy
1.AH2H
CoLORED couple wants from 3 ~ room
SieHdY su5Elotsd Ca! TRIH!-5 @'-IEa-.
CULUIyED "VdfTs Nv TT FFh ENoHihI
aduf's T0inhroak 2-5hsa
CONSULT the solsrrsd Pes. Lstatt iist-
ings 10 the be sunday Ilmss Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Wanted TO Rent Houses

COUPLE desires uufaralshed so4g-hst
rooms -thst4.tasi -s44s-G ttre s4Aa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

E'FII'T 10 W.T. VT nv TTT"T VI ~ TIT|N
rooms women preferred, good tfaaf.
pnrAtiuu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

NEST SIDE IraEborn--i -a-iJDm lower
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

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fat ar houss. furnished. northwest sec
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Little Farms for Sole

A BARGAIN--tls acres 81 garden soil
$500, terms Cor OF Vresland and CAhll
Rds- ! = miles from Fiat Rock. CrossmaB.
no. 64i4
BEAUTIFUL f.acre home site on Huron
River near lockwood paved road, ST..
1873. terms Crossmani no sat
ACRE on paved road city water, eiec
outside city limits. Only 500 down
Newman, 5000 Plymouth Rd RE. s72o
ACREAGE-Fsrm prices VIII rise. food
costs witt rise wages VIII rise and the
cost Of Living Will Il4e. Hood TatloniRg is
not lar around the corner. Protect yourself
ana family ny purchasing cioss-in good
land, right al the edge OF town City water,
liza TRANSPORTATION ln-Mesi- Side anita
Make your war boom dollars supply your
food "a he emergency a home for you after
the war ann your war bonds 10 win the
y sFs-Itisi- q hetft-ths- opportunity ~
puKchhse acre ARD ACRE parcels alih ciil-
water ana electricity. Down payment Sii
-afaa-1, I.-s.saS --
'TreaGMeU.- Van Born and InkSisT Roads.
ADJACENT TO NEW DEFENSE HWY.
room hnms finished made With we'll IN
kitchen y acre garden plot TotAl price
81 l5O. 400 cAsh handles balance financed.
GROsSMAN. Cor Van Born a Wayne Rd.
For and lO.AcRE SMALL FARMS. see
CLARENCE J, BOLDT. Reaitor. CA. 1899