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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
HIGH COURT
HANDS DOWN
Its RULING
Holds that Sabofeurs Must
Be Tried by Military
Commission

WASHINGTON, July 81 Seven
alleged Nazi saboteurs today lost
an effort to escape the jurisdiction
of President Roosevelt's military
commission by appealing to the
Supreme Court of the United
States.
Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone
announced that the High Tribunal
had denied the prisoners motion
for writs of habeas corpus. Only
seven of the eight who are ac-
cused sought the writs.
The courts opinion found that
the charges of the alleged offense
or offences upon which the Presi-
dent was authorized to order the
accused saboteurs to be tried be-
fore a military commission were
valid, and that the commission was
lawfully constituted and the pris-
oners are being held in lawful Gus
tody.
The Elpitary commission had re-
sumed the trial today for final
argument without waiting to hear
the Supreme Courts decision.
The Nazi agents appeal to the
Supreme Court was the first chal-
lenge of President Roosevelt's war
time powers.
The Counsel for the men had de-
clared that only one of them had
any intention of communicating
with Germany.
That one was named by Col.
Kenneth Royal, one of the officers
assigned to the defense of the eight
Continued on Page Four
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
JUNEAU BRANCH
OF TERRITORIAL
GUARD IN MAKING
Members Of Auxiliary Po-
lice Will Enroll as
One Unit

DR.. G.. F. Freeburger. present chief
Of the Auxiliary Police Unit of the
Juneau Civilian Defense, announced
last night that Juneau soon will
have a unit of the Alaska Terri
torial Guard and that all members
of the police group have agreed to
enroll as a unit.
Members of the Guard will re-
ceive guns, ammunition and uni
forms from the Government, and
although enrolled in the Territorial
organization will continue to func-
ton primarily as a local guard, not
being required to perform duties out
side of the immediate locality
The Alaska Territorial Guard Is
not attached To the Army.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
UNION MEMBERS
ARE TO DECIDE ON
HOME RULE HERE

At a special mass meeting of
American Federation of Labor
unionists scheduled for this ev,-
ming at O'Clock in Juneau in the
AFL Hall en- Second Street, the
membership will decide whether or
not Alaska labor unionists are TO
have home rule.
The meeting has been called by
Beatrice Murphy. Secretary OF the
Juneau Central Labor Council. and
main speaker for the session will be
Frank Marshall, AFL organizer for
the Territory.
At the last AFL convention which
was hello in Seattle last year, the
ccnvent'f n went on record as favor
ing a Territorial Federation of La
Dor for Alaska. The rank and file
will decide on this question tonight.
Refreshments will be served after
the business meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
0utburst Of Air Warfare
Takes Place Off Aus
traIidn Coast
Nine RAIDERS OF
NIpP0NS SHOT DOWN
Brilliant Intereepiion Re-
ported : Transport
Is Set Attire

GENERAL CART Fl u II s
HEADQUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
July 31--In the biggest outburst OF
aerial warfare in the Australian
area since the battle of Coral Sea.
American filters in Curtiss and Kit
tyhawks, yesterday shot down nine
Japanese raiders over Darwin.
downed one and possibly two over
New Guinea, set raging fire
aboard q Japanese transport and
shot UP one destroyer of the es-
corting fleet.
One American plane was shot
down but the pilot parachuted to
safety.
In the fighting over Darwin, the
official communique says American
fighter planes tore into the attack
ing force Of heavy Japanese
bonbers and % escorting planes
getting rine of the raiders.
The cCmmunique calls 1t bril-
liant interception."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
CEILING PRICES
MUST BE POSTED
HERE TOMORROW
0PA Regulations Go Into
Effect in Alaska
August |

Ceiling prices or sost-of-living
commodities are being generally post
ed in Juneau and the first reports
on the same commodities are coming
into the office of Price Administra-
ton in substantial numbers, it was
announced today by Mildred r. Her
mann, Alaska Director of the Office
of Price Administration. August l
is the final date for posting ceiling
prices in Alaska, and cost-of-hving
reports are due on that day also,
she stated.
Ceiling prices must be clearly
marked as such and must be plainly
visible at the point of purchase.
This is what is known as the EYE
test and means that it should not
be necessary for the customer to
look for the prices. They should
meet his eye and challenge his at
tention even when he is not actually
seeking information on price cell
ings.
Cover Six Points
Cost of living reports cover SIX
separate points, Mrs. Hermann ex-
planned. These are as follows: %
name and brief description OF the
commodity. 90 present ceiling price,
go present direct cost, "a present
MAKEUP in dollars and cents, 90
the maximum price in base period
which in Alaska is from November
7 to December 6, 194l, go the dollar
and cents mark-up during the base
period.
Since the present mark-up is de-
termined by the dollar and cents
MAKEUP during the same period
it is evident that numbers "a and
90 will be the same, she pointed
out.
Forms may be secured locally that
will greatly simplify the task OF
making out the reports, Mrs. Her
mann said Information concerning
these is available 1.-THE office OF
the local War Price and Rationing
Board at the City Hall, or the OPA
office in the Valentine Building.
Merchants desiring further informa-
ton in regard to the preparation of
the report may apply either at the
local rationing board office cor the
OPA office.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
RED AR MY
TURNS BACK
NAz| UNITS
Novel Flying Wedge, il
Powerful Assault, Re-
ported Frustrated

MOSCOW, July 31-Soviet troops
are reported beating off German
attacks in the Kletskaya area OF
the Don River bend after turning
back powerful assault formations
which included novel flying
wedge of massed infantry walled
by tanks.
The Soviet Information Bureau
says in one sector 100 enemy tanks
have been destroyed and more than
1000 officers and men killed.
Fresh Soviet gains are also re-
ported in the bitter battle at Vor-
onezh but it is admitted the Red
Army has lest some ground below
Rostov.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
50URD0UGH
REUNION IS
SET AUG. IA
Alaska Yukon Pioneers
Planning Fourteenth
Meet in Seattle

SEATTLE, July 31-Alaska- Yukon
pioneers are planning their four
teeuth annual international sour
dough reunion here for August IA
to 16 it was announced today.
Robert w. Service will be the
convention guest and International
President Charles o. Sivertsen of
Oakland will head the California
delegation, Lee LOOMS of Portland,
Oregon will head his group and
Laurence De Leon, President of the
VancoGser Yukoners Association
will accompany the Canadian con-
tingent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
FISHING PARTY
MAKES TRIP TO
HAS5ELB0RG LAKE

On a fishing trip to Hasselborg
Lake on Admiralty Island party OF
four left Juneau this afternoon with
Alaska Coastal Airlines. Those max
ing the flight to the lake were Mr..
and Mrs. Sheldon Simmons, Miss
Bobby Dooley and Burleigh Put
nam, Jr.
The group plans to return to Ju-
neau either this evening or tomor-
row morning. Fishing at Lake Has
selborg has been reported to be ex-
cellent by previous parties who have
gone to the nearby resort this
summer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
Nazis Have Wiped Out
Is S|ovenia Villages
And Murdered Peasants

LONDON, July 3l-The Yugo-
slav Government has reported that
16 villages in German-occupied Slo-
yenia have been obliterated and all
of the inhabitants shot in violation
of the occupation rules.
Vice-Premier Krek said that the
Government is unable to obtain an
estimate of the number of persons
slain. but declared the Germans
recently deported 100000 Slovenes,
including most of the prominent
scientists, teachers and physicians
of Poland, Serbia and Crotia after
shooting 1904 as hostages
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
Vazi Agents Are Denied Civil Court Trial
Forces Of Japanese
Massing for Attack
On Soviet Frontier

LONDON, July 31.-British Mill
tary sources declare that Japanese
forces, nearly 100000 strong, are
concentrating in Manchukuo, oppo-
site the 1000 mile Soviet frontier
from Lake Baikal to the Pacific.
"There is little doubt that the
japanese are planning an attack, "
military sources declare.
1t is also said that Japanese en-
gineers nave used large numbers of
Chinese prisoners to construct and
develop road and rail communica-
lions to the present concentration
areas
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
The W ashingtun
Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
Major Robert S. Allen on active duty

WASHINGTON-The question OF
preparing and defending San Fran
cisco against Jap air raids has been
the subject of a hot behind-the-
scenes debate between the War
Department and straight the
shoulder Judge William Denman OF
the U. s. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Judge Denman, who served as
Woodrow Wilson'S Shipping Board
Chairman, has been bounding the
War Department regarding the
failure OF Lieut.. Gen. John l.. De-
Witt to train residents of San
Francisco in the evacuation of the
city in case of bombing attack.
During the summer, Judge Den
man points out, a blanket of fog
sweeps in on San Francisco from
the Pacific, providing exactly the
same type of screen which jap
planes used in bombing Dutch Haf-
Dor, Alaska. And the War De-
partment has admitted that even
one Jap plane could carry three or
four thousand phosphorus waters
which could start fires equal 10
those caused by the San Francisco
earthquake.
With zero visibility at night be-
cause OF fog, Judge Denman con-
tends, evacuation would be extreme
ly difficult unless planned for in
advance
Our letters have not suggested
that Gen Dewitt is not competent
to destroy assailing japanese"
Judge Denman wrote to the War
Department. I'VE are concerned
with his plan, by which our women
and children and sick and aged may
be burned alive by action by Jap
anese before they the attackers)
are destroyed"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
R. {. SHELDON
BACK FROM TRIP

r. E. Sheldon, director OF the
Unemployment Compensation Com
mission returned to his headquar-
tiers III Juneau yesterday after a
months trip during which he made
a general survey of conditions in
the Territory pertaining to the
Commission work
He found the situation favorable
as far as employment is concerned
and reported that there is much
activity in all parts of the Terri
tory. He returned from Fairbanks
by plane.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31

LOSE OUT,
TWO RAIDS
u. 5. Forces Shot Down
Seven Planes on At
taCks in China

CHUNGKING, July 3I--Japanese,
in two separate attempts to raid
the Hengyang airdrome yesterday
lost four bombers and three new
zero type of fighters under guns
of fighters of the United States
Air Force.
This according to an official COM
munique issued by the headquarters
of Lieut.. Gen. Joseph Stilwell
The communique also reports
that very probably AN additional
number of Jap aircraft were lost
from extensive damages to them
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
B. B. GAME
TONIC H 7

Juneau takes the field tonight
against the Beavers. tough soldiers
team which needs victory in order
to keep pace with the st. Louis
Blues, who lead the Gastineau
Channel League with three wins
and a loss.
The game will start at $50 o'clock,
will be a seven-inning contest. Ju-
neau has one win in two starts.
A victory tonight would give Juneau
second spot in the standings.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
R. 4. welsh HERE
ON WAY TO HOONAH

r. A. Welsh, prominent cannery-
man, arrived in Juneau from Ket-
chikan yesterday afternoon with
Alaska Coastal Airlines after spend
ing some time at the Bellingham
Canning Company plant at Kla-
wock.
Mr. Welsh expects to leave today
or tomorrow for Hoonah to look
after affairs at the Icy Straits
Packing Company cannery of which
he is Vice-President.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
WpB BEHIND
CARGO PLANE
PRODUCTION
Henry Kaiser Says Nelson
Fdvors Building Of
Big Air Ships

WASHINGTON, July 81 = Henry
Kaiser. West Coast Shipbuilder, told
a Senate Committee today that
Donald Nelson, chairman of the
War Production Board. had prom
Used full support" for his program
to build giant troop and cargo
carrying planes in his shipyards.
Nelson wants to know of course
if it is possible to get men and
materials to do the job Kaiser
said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
Nazis Claim Sinkinq
OF s Allied 5hips

BERLIN. July 31.-A special an
nouncement tonight by the German
High Command said U-boats have
sunk "a Allied merchant ships and
10 sailing vessels. also one escort
ship totaling 10000 tons.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
JUNEAU MAN ARRAIGNED
ON CHARGE OF Assault

Hans j. Gunderson was arraigned
yesterday on a charge OF assault
and released on 500 bond pending
a hearing in the case. the U. s..
Marshais Office announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31

Air Raided
Last Might
Axis Bombers Drop Explo-
sives Results Fatal,
Property Damaged

CAIRO. July 31--Axis bombers
raided Alexandria last night. 1t
is officially reported by the Inter-
ior Ministry that four persons were
killed oy exploding bombs and 10
persons were injured.
The raiders caused slight dam
age to property.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31

I. Kaarbo, of the Pelican Cold
Storage at Pelican, has entered st.
AIMS Hospital for treatment of an
injured ankle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
SIMILAR TO TOKYO

After reminding Assistant Secre-
tary of War McCloy that San
Francisco was built of frame
houses and had the highest fire
insurance rate in "the white world
Judge Denman warned:
What for seven months Gen De-
Witt has contemplated doing is
tContinued on Page Four
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31

The Lassen volcano. in northern
California, is the only recently-ac
tive volcano in the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31
TRUSTING sPEARHEADS

BERLIN, July 31-German- Rum
anian-S lovak troops have crossed
the lower Don on. 100 mile front
and already thrust spearheads 100
miles south of the stream.
The German High Command de-
clares that fighting is now raging
tor possession of the town of Salsk,
junction point CT the railways from
the Caucasus to Stalingrad, leo
miles southeast of Rostov.
w
Federal income tax leviesA on
about three times greater in l941
than in 1910.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-31

CONTINUED on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
ST. MARYS, 1865

Mr. Plymouth I'd rooms. ? baths. large
%Hcio-ed porch, fenced. 2-cAr garage new
roof. paved s. 500. terms, less for cssh
A COMPLETE 6-RM BRICK HOME
ABINGToN--Nsar W Chicago: ? years
old good condition fenced, 2-car garage,
ma ID
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ROY [. ROUNTREE

1920 PLYMOUTH RID. We. $1,000
GOOD LOCATION NEAR SCHOOLS
BLOCK TO BUS FOR BOMBER PLANT
NEARLY new 3-bedroom home. bath, large
utility room. 81 600. immediate possessions,
oliver Goldsmith. 1850 lakewood boulevard,
MelVindae. VineWood l-02OO.
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.ECORSE--40 West Charlotte on West
Jefferson. 3 rooms and bath: newly deco
rated steam heat adults NineWOod i-4IO3
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DEARBORN, WEST

Close In home two blocks south Michigan
avenue on Mason street. rooms, 2-story
This home is old and needs some repairs
Location such no car needed for shopping.
transport alton ana schools Priced at only
81 500. Arthur Webber, 222s3 Michigan
DeaFbnFn OA60
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ern; S4,100. $500 down.
KENDALL 49, six rooms modern s3p0f
Small down payment. Also others
Schwartz. Cadillac 1919. -.
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

PHILADELPHIA. Fast. nesv John r.
Pleasant room for employed couple
Trinity 1852.
VIRGINIA PARK. 2732 Two rooms Cen
tile home. gentlemen: garage optional.
Tyler a-s3ss
ViNEWOOD 677l tGrand RIVER Kitchen
privileges. couple OF two girls working
days
cOlORED- Beautiful large cool room
four windovsi single preferred. TOWNSEND
9-klSg
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ONLY S2i MONTHLY. INC. TAXEs
DEARBORN, WALNUT. 1867 Near Mich
Greenfield 3lz Yrs. old 2 bedrm home.
good cond fenced, large tree. paved, gss
heat,
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Housekeeping Rooms

CONCORD, 1922 Comfortable 2 3 house
keeping rooms beautifully furnished
excellent transportation
EAST JEFFERSON district: TWO rooms.
private home. Cali Fitzroy 1922
FARNsWoRTH. 1911 NEAR Mt Elliott
Clean housekeeping room 81 so for
gentleman.
MICHIGAN. 33iT--i clean housekeeping
room, good transportation. Lafayette
07S6
Nj VERNON, 533-Two large lower
rooms white tenants 81
VAN DYKE 454l Housekeeping apart
ment, couple only convenient 10 factory
private entrance
COLORED Comfortably furnished house
keeping room with kitchenette excellent
transportation. Trinity 2-7335
COLORED-2 nice clean front rooms
adults. Dearborn si32 lnkstsr. Michigan.
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Houses for Sale
(Wesf of WOODWARD
COOLEY HIGH SECT
Colonial, $4,000

bedrms.. Gear gar, fenced yard land.
scaped paved Sacrifice for fast sale
Quality Realty. 1890 Puritan--VE $4,000
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ASHLAND. 11Oi. near jefferson Private
entrance cool. newly furnished, inner
spring: gentleman.
lB ULEV WARD EAST GRAND. 1852
tDodges) Double, s. 90 up. men. al
ways hot water.
BOULEVARD. East Grand. a70 near Can
held-Two gentlemen, twin beds working
days.
BALDWIN Comfortable room pri-
vste family. private bath; gentleman
preferred s. Fitzroy 370s
DE SOTO, 7GG7-Plcassn' Sleeping room,
50 weekly excellent transportation. Uni
versi,y i-4e9i
Fast JEFFERSON district--Large room
suitable two, private home. Fitsroy 1872
EAST SIDE Room for gsbtlfmen
Kitchen privileges, near car line Twin
brook 2-l33s.
GRAND RIVER.Bvd section. large
beautiful room gentleman preferred
Tyler 4-43f3
lLITTLEF1ELD i2735 Grand RIVER
Newly furnished rehnef home business
gentleman, garage. Hogarth 1895
McDOUGALI. 1894 Cou'foriable larEe
room, kitchen privileges. couple Or two
girls.
MEADOwBROOK 739-Attractivs room
Win young couple private home DreXeI
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

CLOSE TO golf course. several newB-built
victory homes. interior needs work;
ready 10 move in priced very low; only
sos cash required balance financed. pay
ments Ike rent. Newman. Warren and
Fr.
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Business Places for Rent

CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING-was cab
met shop; partly equipped; reasonable
56s7 Fourteenth
MICHIGAN. 5s4O near Junction Front
four rooms; any business. Inquire spolka
Building.
SMALL store 10 Polish section on Chene
ST.. suitable for most any business. rent
reasonable Trinity 2-ET45
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oREp sPEclALs--Two modern 4

CoLoRED - Goodwin, 8 rooms, furnace
garages. $3.50 down; Deimar. roorn1
furnace. $500 down. cardoni. 2-family.
furnaces, , garages, $500 down Hundred
more, stop in, Edelman, e626 Oakland
Townsend 7-4lQ3
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FULL PRICE ST 0g5

DEARBORN 49, Barron Several 5-room
houses $3.50 81, $50. $3.50 down Vine
wood 2-4f44
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tiled kitchen and bath. fun attic modern
% the minute s. 900 500 down. VACANT
kes at 1870 GrandVilie
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SANTA BARBARA. 1919
THREE-MILE. 5000
OPEN TODA

OPEN TO-DAY
For lfabllity this home will win your
heart y Attractive brick Work ana urusIai
lines Interior redec1rsfed tnf0ughnrt
New roof FIREPLACE Insight -,frrc0u break
fast nook bedrooms up. fui BRICK base
ment 2-car garage
ANDREW IL MALoTT ISC PA gS10
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READ Times Want Ads for pro6t-use
them for results .
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Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished
a portmenfs for Rent
Furnished

CHURCH 1sl5--Near Briggs stadium
thrse-room rnodernly furnished apartment.
Also nice sleeping room.
DUE 10 the occasional transfer 10 other
cities. OF our present occupants. % and
4-room Apts are available from time TO
time. Monthly rentals 500 and up. fur
nishet or unfinished. maid service op-
tionsL
THE WHITTIER. BURNS DR.. LE 1000
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Property Management

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON. INC. OFFICES
- YEARS Of Peal Estate Management
Hannah Rraf Estate Exchange, Inc.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ires IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Motorcycles and Bicycles
Boats and Equip~ent

BOAT SUPPLIES -- EQUIPMENT -- AND
MARINE PAlNTS-Free parking Henry
r. smith a Co. $50 East Jefferson
BOAT loans ana rehnancing. Lloyd X
Fast. Inc. 3040 r.. Cd Blvd Mad 0l42
lEVIHRUDE a JOHNSON. used new and
used boats expert repairing, all makes,
ERIE BOAT 1901 HAMILTON
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Houses for Sale
East of Woodward

- A REAL BARGAIN
. room house with pantry, 25s1s Marion
avenue. corner Morrisey, Warren Township.
Five blocks north Nine-Mle, three blocks
EAST DequindIe. Close to AL defease-Ptstfts
fine garden. large lot side drive Small
down payment balance as rent. owner on
property Plaza 1897.
ASHLAND tnear Jenersonl Widow offers
elegant home. extra large living room.
IA turai fireplace 4O-foot lot. IS 500, easy
terms. Bartlett. LEnoX sOJo
CALIFORNIA AVE
: rooms 4 nice bedrooms. vapor steam
nest with eft burner extra toilet garage
deep lot house m splendid eond, Can MT.
Watts, ca O32l ~ TO $685. ewes.
HOMER -MARREN- a co..
CANTON, 1913 at Asnes-s-room, 4 bed
rooms. hot water heat. oak throughout
fireplace terms. Vinewood l-40ss.
PARK DRIVE-s-room Colo
MAJ: 2-ear garage nice fenced yard
Niagara ol95-
shoemAker-- rooms good con
dition. painted walls fuli basement. ga
rage; 81 500. terms Acme. 1903 Gratiot.
Chsrlevoix % rooms furnace, ga
rage, side drive; 81 500, $500 down.
Acme, s303 GratiOt
rms. Scar garage. IS 600
terms. ca 900. TY. 4-5252
mr. Justine Dandy rooms and
bath full basement steam heat garage
only 500 Din full price 81 500 Mossett
AR $500. 1908 Gratiot
GRATIOT-sIx- MILE SEC
Seven-room brick; 3 bedrooms tile bath
and shower End q stoker heat. 2-car gar
side drive, good cond. 1O% down. Mrs.
Finley. q 032l or TO 1855.
HOMER WARREN q co
sec s-room, modern.
gear garage S. d; s. 500 81 600
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Rentals Wanted


EAST sIDE-tiat or board mother. three
children. Evenings. Arlington 1878.
EAST SIDE or 3-bedTbom flat or home
good steady tenants, Plaza 1870
ELDERLY gentleman wishes room and
board Ia private nome. Murray o6S6
FLAT, income couple. fourteen month
enid Grand Boulevard Grand River,
Joy Road Tyler 4-ls4U.
FOUR adults, Immediately. furnished Hat
Z bedrooms minimum, references, Town
send T-4sOs.
FURNISHED apartment. nat 4 5 room
west side three adults. Townsend
1876
NORTHWEST. Grand River section s. O.
room flat: adults; $50 references.
Northlswu O133
REFINED colored couple wish two or
thres-room apartment furnished or IN
furnished. TR 1880
coLoRED--f or 5-room house east see
steam hest. small family Aelrose 1913.