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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09

tamweight kingpin. Ortiz kayoed
him once before decisioning Salica
in a 12-round battle in Los An
geleS. 1t is because the New York
state boxing commission does not
recognize 12-round championship
bouts that Ortiz agreed to meet
Salica again in Mexico City Is
rounder.
Ortiz said that if the Salica fight
is definitely off he will remain III
El Centro doing roadwork and keep
ing in condition until December 18.
He may then leave for the Oregon
city.
Banding together a baseball team
to play in the Imperial Valley win
ter league is taking up much of
Ortiz time now.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09

way
Ken Thornton gave coaches ana
officials several very WofthWhlle
suggestions at a recent meeting.
One of them was that since public
address systems at many OF lmpc-
rial Valleys football fields have
been abandoned the chain carriers
should be clothed in distinctive
coats to enable the fans to see them
better The chairmen (gang) are
the two men who run along the side
lines with a ten-yard coupling of
links and mark the first downs.
Thornton disclosed that his own
personal poll of fans had disclosed
that they thought that coaching in
valley high schools had improved
in the last two years.
We agree.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09

the NBA and by most state COM
missions as the world titleholder,
was scheduled to leave MeXicali
TUESDAY By airplane for the inte-
rior of Mexico A wire from his
manaeer. Tommy Farmer, in Los
Angeles made him change his plans
at the last minute, however.
The Mexican promoters want to
cut Ortiz share of the purse from
81. per cent to 22'2, Is per cent
decrease from the figure they had
first agreed upon.
Ortiz said that unless the pro-
moters and Farmer can get to-
gether on a better arrangement he
may cancel the fight and go to
Portland. oregon, to meet Ken Lind
Sey instead.
Lindsey was the Canadian BAN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. De- i. uUP' TradIu-
Was moderate or tie Us Angeles >tegN
exchange To-day vfs Il volume a. 2SaN
shares reported one ISSUE WAS u fhgs
uc.c down ami seven remained ur-
changed
TIE f~.= Central InNes'mcr' l. - 80
unD. uGc8 TaHD. Lighting lnH ii II
down =, Consolidated al 80" a' Is ar
changed. fnor Oh llo1 81 - un-
changed Aircraft aeccS>or.c> opn ii -
up #ent> Cessna Ion at down F..
Iarc Wells ZOO ar Is, unrhanecd= Non
assoc Manufacturing eaa AZ 100 UNCHANGED
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
Il .ESTOCk

Los ANGELES De q 0lT Fe8e#
~tf. sIa#Frf t,He >g.s.,..
Cattle ~h4Hr Nlf #as'N ..' S. fH#
sietdA. Inaa -nn0 ica steers ..I. afaU..
.u 49, au .-H ~s=s#- I'LL .ez. aH#
a.. eamnag Fl. medium COWS H-a-IH Hu
r.. mr5tuu ID. Gna# 1u.-7-ii.1H. ga"
.H.> arH aafuf> eFu-". medium - 8, 81
huII> IN u2s-11 1u
~t.N#- e8Iah.. 1uu UIs >;,HHN. me-
.uu s.. good ,ca.c.~ I.7a.l7. odd l#e.t
1r. .ru meIuu 'a .ha.,c Calves Ii
wca. .Im steeEH.~ T.
Hogs >alaair lpp0 active. steady IL n
cents .IEhsr good n t.u.yc l9'-25a H..
] Sol aa. .op los. sn.'cd PSI .b la27.
Ia.o l5s lbs IL good 10 choice SouS
l.. Sp-1a = iccdrt pses Is 1920 heaVcS
down IN i
Sheep ~aah'c 80. lgW common uealru
--mn- el.-l- u L
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
iANKS TRIM SEASON

NEW YORK Dec. 8. U.Pl
The Nc~ York Yankees have trim
med two weeks off their 1913 spring
training season, cancelled all side
railroad trips and are negotiating
TO eliminate several exhibition
games in cooperation with a gov
eminent ORDER to curtail excessive
travel By baseball clubs
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
SlNkWlCH CAPTAIN

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9ZtUP Pl--
frankie SinkWich of Georgia has
been named captain of the Sport
ing News 1912 All-Amreican foot
ball team by the largest margin
in nine years, the National Sports
Weegly announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
L. A. POULTRY
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. 9-CUPf Grain futures
were narrowly irregular on the board OF
trade today. Wheat and rye firmed late
in the session.
Wheat finished the day up / TO J. cent
a bushel, corn unchanged 10 up y. cats
i 10 Il rye up u to :, and soyoeanS UP
3
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
TENNIS TO CONTINUE

NEW YORK, Dec. 9. = IU.P- =
Tennis will be continued in l943
to aid the national health program
and raise funds for war relief as
long as the government authorizes
the manufacture of tennis balls.
Holcomb Ward president of the
United States Lawn Tennis assOcia-
ton. stated today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
Markets at a
Glance
m limited pRTCS

Siocks Irregular and moderately i,fINr.
Bonds ifregalatl} lower Australian dgI-
year.
Curb stocks irregular.
Cotton higher
Wheat p 10 H. rsaf meUc.. s4#H
unchanged fu up
Silver unchanged u Ne0 Auk ~ II
cents an ounce
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
Ortiz Remains;
May Cancel Bout

Manuel Ortiz still in Ell Centre Wednesday as I'm
nca disageements threatened to cancel his world cham
nions1fp bantamveight bout with Lou Saica in Mexico
City January l. :,
The dmnutive Ell Centre fighter who is recognized by
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
MARINES ENTER
LEAGUE

posed to meet the Ell Centro town
team in the first practice game for
the two in the El Centre stadium
next Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
l.. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. December 9 - UP1 =
Wheat. No hard SOFT ---=..---. s. TO-. -
Barley. No. ! bright W 45-lb. 81 63-l 40
Oats No >. 35-lbS. ST. = = =
Corn No , Ye,. bulk 81 9S-2. o.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
WON'T WORRY

One civilian worry will not hamp-
cr the Marines. They will not have
to solve gasoline rationing prob
lens. The teams and service men
who will come TO F. Centre or other
cities and towns where games will
be held Will be a0lc to use "libcrty
wagons The liberty wagons arc
the vehicles provided to carry men
to town ON dutE leaves.
Other teams planning IN enter
PLAY continued 70 shape up Manuel
Ortiz Mexican squad held a lonL
workout Tuesday afternoon and viii
be ready for play when the sched-
ule IS drafted and the season be-
gins.
A Brawley team under the man
agement Of Dick Lingane is sup
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09

The e. Centre Marines will enter
a baseball team in winter league
play here. it was disclosed Wednes-
day.
1t. B. L. Froeberg of the E Cen
tro air station near Seeley was in
the city Tuesday to make arrange
ments for use Of the city stadium
two days a week for practice.
The Marines have already bought
over 500 worth of gloves, mitts, balls
and other equipment
Froeberg said the formation Of
a ball team will serve two purposes.
II will provide recreation for the
players and the fans who come to
watch the games and will also serve
to keep many service men off the
streets A baseball game will sup
plement the recreational facilities
in the city for the Marines conSid-
erablr.
A practice field can be rigged up
at the air station but lack Of grass
on which to train will detract from
their prepS. L IS for that reason
that they will probably use both
a makeshift diamond at their post
and the luxurious field in e Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09
M a r K e T S
/. 4. Hfl

II - IT I
Los ANGELES pce5H-te. HH#
l. s y 49,.
4 - y = IelI, >15--e
L. s ~ - aH--fr
Barley Lay ~ >2o-a1
Odt Hay Ne. ! - .z.#............ SOL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09

Gives O loud penetrot'nn'93 n'3
S,y 6Iost, This IS on electric. .oooL on
P.pe,' 1wne horn and comes core I',i1e
DE pIetc with rcioy. 90 ena 3 "''
pteody to Instoll' e49 ! O.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-09

Trimmed with genuine .gfyoHi goldi
,,,,ooth, A Colonial type IG tlofo'
wfpf'',, ~1ipf on = q soft ivory boeHo oeHo
around. Service for touf' ope'
Stock. Jl57o.
The echo., 1942-12-18

educational opportunity now" he de-
clared.
DR.. Johnson said that there are ma
ny difficulties to be encountered in
formulating a just peace after the
war because of the way Negroes have
been treated in the United States.
Can the Chinese people trust a
nation that is treating 10 million like
this nation is treating Negroes now2
When the Chinese people see the way
Negroes are excluded from occupa-
tional endeavors and the lack of edu-
cational facilities for Negroes in the
south, can they trust us2"
The educator charged that Great
that Great Britain has been Sucking
the blood Of India for 100 years and
there is no indication she will stop"
DR.. Johnson said he wondered if af-
ter the war is over whether or not
England can meet with
Russia, America and the other allied
nations and establish a just peace and
future world organization.
Black Dispatch
The echo., 1942-12-18
FORT BRAGG, N. c.
NEW ALL-NEGRO RADIO SHt

From Fort Bragg, N. c., comes the
news that many entertainers now ser
wing at the Fort will take part in the
December l program of the first all
Negro Radio Show to be broadcast
from the post. The program, includ-
ing IS voices and As musicians, will
be of greater magnitude than the
Ballad For Americans feature
staged last July Additions were
held during the past weeks. Already
selected to appear on the 30-m'nute
broadcast are such well-known per-
ormers as Pvt. Lewis E. Brown the
original CDR Rhythem" who will
erve as master Of ceremonies Cpl.
Bob Warren, former Harlem blues
singer and brother of Earl Warren of
Count Basie's orchestra; Cpl. Jim
Coward, former athlete of New York
University, and Willie Lewis, guitar
player and entertainer. The 10th
Battalion, Field Artillery Replacement
Training Center orchestra, also will
be featured
Script for the show is being pre-
pared by Pfc. Walter J. Mclean of the
Fort Bragg Public Relations Office.
Continued On pao
The echo., 1942-12-18

Tour
ARTHUR w. MITCHELL PLANS
LECTURE TOUR

WASHINGTON, D. C. - (ANP)
Arthur w Mitchell, Chicago con-
gresham who retires to private life
January /, is on the West Coast de-
livering a series of lectures. He was
principal speaker last week before the
faculty and students of the University
of California and was afterwards
feted as banquet by a group of pro-
fessors at the white institution.
He is working on his farewell speech
to congress which will be delivered
the latter part of December. He is
the only colored man in congress.
Black Dispatch
The echo., 1942-12-18
CONGRESSMAN ARTHUR ". MITCHELL RtT|RES
Public Relation
GENERAL PRESIDENT ILL

Reverend E. F. Young, General
President of the Holbrook Benevolent
Association is improving nicely af-
ter having undergone a delicate den
tai operation at Maharry hospital
Nashville, Tennessee.
We are trusting that by time the
paper is off the press this week, the
General President, who was accom-
panied by his son, Reverend R. L.
Young, on the trip, will be dismissed
from the hospital
The echo., 1942-12-18
MAGEE NEWS

Zone No. 2 was held at Browns
Chapel, Mt cliva, with Mrs. Maud
Jones as president Sunday School
lesson was taught by Reverend C. C.
Collins. Bible Glass was taught by
Reverend S. L. Expose. The sermon
was delivered by Reverend C. C. Walk
er, who took for his text, Matthew
28:19 s3625 was the collection for
the day and the total amount reported
for the year was S175.54.
e. L. Payne, Reporter
The echo., 1942-12-18
PUBLIC RELATIONS
by
Ruth Taylor

"Public relations is not what you
ges in or keep out of the papers
1 Public relations is what you do and
\ how you do it." l read that sentence
ore and pasted it in my book of
things to remember.
Public relations is a personal job
1t is one thing that cannot be done for
yo&tself. Yes, / know there are ma
ny public relations experts who charge
fancy fees, but there isn't one worth
Shis salt, who wouldn't tell you that he
coEdn't do successful job without
the full cooperation of the person he
isFpromoting"
Let5 consider the question of public
relations and the Negro-which some
people call the Negro problem.
don't. l think one of the wisest
@hings Mr. MacLeish ever said was
lat there is no such thing as mi
(rity problem, that such question
the problem of the majority. But
lie sations is quite different. 1t
a &c itructive thing the minority
and must. do for itself.
/ We who are interested in the bro
therhood that is democracy realize
that there is today definite need for
Il really good work on Negro public re-
&tions However, this is a job that
up to the individual Negro-work-
hg first alone and then in cooperation
With his fellows.
It's up to YOU. Remember that
your race your class, will be Judged
. by you, by how you act by what you
do. Of course, it isn't fair to judge
~ group by one person-but it's being
done. You do it yourself, sometimes.
know I catch myself doing it occa-
sionally, in spite of the way l preach
against it.
You can't win anything in democ-
racy without the support of public
opinion, out, you, the individual
landed together with all those of Won
who think like you, can change public
opinion through craftsmanship = lust
afvsurely as we have revolutionized
our way of living by selling gadgets
That made living easier.
Remember that you are on exhibi-
ton, and show off to advantage! Be
friendly, be fair, be tolerant. You are
salesman for yourself and YOUR peo-
ple' every hour of the day. Watch
Yourself and be yourself!
Il You can sell people on you and even
qua you people by what you and
you nd do and how you do it. It
- all processes of educa-
nor ure and ornament s,
be good advertisement at al timesl
hat is the first rule of public re.a-
ionsl
The echo., 1942-12-18
NEWS FROM
CAMP
TUSKEGEE FLYING SCHOOL, ALA
BROTHER AND SISTER OFFICER

Brother and sister met and saluted
as officers when Third Officer Abbie
Noel Campbell visited 1t. William
Campbell of the goth Pursuit Squad
ron at Tuskegee Flying School, Ala,
after graduation from the WAAC Of
ficer Candidate School at Fort Des
Moines.
The Campbells are fighting fami-
~ four of them being in the Arm ;,t
Forces ond one, the youngest sister
war work volunteer.
The echo., 1942-12-18
tipping Champ
Gives U.s.. Zen
Mschine

WASHINGTON, D. C. - The gov
eminent has announced that Cortes
Peters, colored, worlds tipping champ
ion, has turned over ten typewriters
to the government in its quest for
600,O 700, such machines.
The echo., 1942-12-18

ard university voiced the demands of
Negroes for complete Indignation into
the American way of life.
1--WE want complete economic and
The echo., 1942-12-18
MAGEE

The office has just received long
distance call from President w. J..
Rankins stating that he has lost one
of his members, in the person of Sam
Mcfarland. ~
The echo., 1942-12-18
Howard President
Urges Equality Fo.
All Citizen

DURHAM, N. C.-(ANP)-In an
address at the North Carolina col
lege for Negroes last Sunday, DR..
Mordecai johnson, president of How
The echo., 1942-12-18
ABOUT FOL K
b = w

Miss Ruth Stennis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Q. NJ B. Stennis of this city
passed in st. Louis, Missouri last
week.
Mrs. Velma Young, wife of Mr.. E.
F. Young, Jr, left the city Sunday
morning before day for Nashville,
4 here she will be patient in the Me-
i try hospital in the dental depart
nent.
Mr.. F. X. Milsap of Montrose and
local president of H. B. A. No. 1856,
was in the office the first of the week
on business pertaining to his local
lodge
Mrs Lonnie Mattox, mother of Mrs.
Cora Smith, passed a few days ago.
Funeral services were held Monday
Continued on page ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

ARTNiNfNC south limits ~ Plymouth.
snsW' hrrss Id iSGsI7s oriy $50 cash
bsla-c. fnancsd. Nswmsu. Werrea and
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Little Farms for Sale

ADJOINING soUih HINTS ~ Plymouth
small house l0t iJ0KI25 oniy SO cssf
rsisnCs hnanced Newman Warren and
fnHstef
PIE sffgtoe to homne- and Kelsst Have
r'arfs close - plmlufh sfvsrs hcrfs
unfrstsd interior M large p7freis - Isrf
olB $50 d0sr h4iancs fnsrCed NFwmar
Narsn sHn lnksief
CfOsE a. rolf course ssysrsi nesiY. butt
vi1f1ff homes interior needs work rssdy
q move N priced very i0S Only ssilcssh
recVifsd balance frsneed. paymenff lac
ftnt. Newman. Warren and Inksiea.
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BEER. LIQUOR

BEER garden. well established business
nifty Temple i2ssa.
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Mortgages
Business Opportunities

ALI. MORTGAGES. no restrictions. CA. 73fT
HOME AssOCIATEs--a7s Lafayette Bldg
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SURROUNDED nv heauiifw trees; eotl
4 r,,oni home situated 81 large fsfder
rin' 200. fat ffontsfs. Al ennFenienees
includirr CITY wsief. Available.
No CASH OUTLAY NJ YOU
gROefhAN
COR var Born wayne Rds Navns ssc
s. s0o-Huvs this 10 sores two houses
six ana three rooms f-osr ffsfe'
chicken house acres wccdt MILES
north UtiCA 1 mile east Disco. 9. ~
Vel Phons Washington saos
ROOMS. acres 5 rooms. scfss
rooms, modern tCenier Idneli looms
t-fital r acres nicely iocated. STORK.
stsA Nsin etWet. Utica.
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Land Contracts

ALI. land contracts bought m,gs, made.
MtHuch 1910 Ford Bldg cadillac OSss.
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN r LANPHAR a COMPANY
STR Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50.
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Sfor. and, ofhe. Equipment

MODERN stsinisss stssl dairy hsr used
one wear Original cns' g. 500 viii sser.
fcs 2ls2h CraLot.. Centennial Recreation
East Detroit.
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A BEAUTIFUL oak dining set with twelve
chairs; sacrificing. 1913 Fourteenth.
A BEAUTIFUL axi2 Administer rug: Chi.
nese red used two months: sacrifice SIT,
Mtcheils. 1000 Grstiot
A BEDROOM suite. 3-piece walnut finish.
slightly FiaFFed-ih- shipment sAefieee
sls.75 terms Alvin, STD West vernon
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Miscellaneous for Sale

KOuAKs-Movie csmeras Win sell. bul
exchange Acme Camers ~ OF shelbf
Quart Jars zoe PEI dozen $50 Napoleon
near Tss'sfn MAfsst
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Ffots Tor Sale

fQtS TOT SdtC
A STEALS 200 French road Harper
e-s. newly decorated excellent condition :
7.furnaoe; garage. terms Plass bs4e
BARGAINS 600 wsyburn. mr.. warren ,
SIS; hot afr terms Plats bSse
GRAND RfvER--Chenlot, 1900. Flat equity
ssorihce mortgage $4,000. Vinewood
2-s44f
LANSING l02s-Dsndy So must he sold
OnsrY Lafayette asa
SEYRURN. 300s SIS sb.3bo. vacant.
undermined new cabinet sink. lnoleum.
Tuxedo 1-0el7
sToEPEL- Beautiful Siam. brick, gar.
Si,gz5 down. live free We. 1-ss1u.
CoLoRED--Be,hune s2s Newly decorated
nat : $3.50 down Also seven.room single.
nj 0Iadelpnis. $4,000. terms. owner
TY. Tf$b57 So
-BAkGAlNl ~ r. SECTION
2-fam. 5 ga. 81 200, $500 dn. Sal mo
c. ". WHITE, 1850 Hastings. TIE loose
SefORFp - Available TODAY 2-famiiy
IS rooms eseh. NORTH of Blvd, ONLY
$3.50 down Call Mr., singleton. ca, 1905
Exceptional bargain, Harding
2-family: excellent condition. hurry
s.. 500. clifford 1884
COLoREp-- Euclid: SIS $3.50 On. Hsr
mon $500 IN Spencer CH 1884
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A $1,000 reclaimed bedroom; sac, $50.
-- BERNEYs 63+T MACK
APPLIANCES, hight grade furniture: real
barg. Hayden's Service, 20l01 Livernois.
BEDs--Complete. SIS. iceboxes, furniture,
refrigerators. s571 Jos. Csmpsu. 1909
West Warren.
BEDROOM outft-10-pc,, complete, $50 so.
Martin Furniture, 5T47 Michigan.
BENCH. 81 dresser, So; rugs, sxl2, s2.4s
radio. studio couch. Mahonsy's. 2s03 Firth
BEST buys in unclaimea f.ruiturs and fse-
tory --cioseotits. You'll save up to 500.
General Open ewes. 1896 Grand River.
BUFFET, 81 as; porcelain ton table, 81. ss
hall tree. s1.9s. Hook, 1859 MACK.
BUNK beds, new; with springs and mat
tresses; &25. Benson. 1894 woodward.
BUNK BEDs-2 springs, mattresses. s24.
ACE FURNITURE. 25s Michigan. Eyes.
CARPET sweeper, "a. AZ; studio couch, - !;
bed pillow. S1.3s. HOOK, seas MACK.
DINING suite, walnut, nine pieces piano (:
miscellaneous items; sacrificing. HOsarth
02ss.
DfNiNG room suite; waved oak; 5-piece
excellent condition. s25. s0e2 Fischer.
FOR BIGoEsT SELECTION OF yUEEI:
ARCADIA, ssss SRATIor. AT FonEsr
LIVING RM. suites ios. above cost, save
4Ogs Van Lockern, 1891 Charlevoix.
NEED FURNITURE
OLYMPIA oUTFfTTERs, $40 CD. RIVER
patterns, plenty Of
9xi2 sizes included 33E discount all
grades. colors and patterns. RO0EHs CO.
retail outlet, asia East Grand Blvd.
SAVE 500 on living room and bedroom
sets Sun Furniture, 1922 Oratiot.
sUfTABLE for working couple-Compiete
furnishings Of three-room apartment, 10
Gated downtown New vacuum, telephone
Installed: well kept building; rent only
sac 80. Sacrificing. $500. call Monday.
Temple 17sie.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE. 18TH TUXEDO
YoU always save at Kent Furniture. is441
/ Livernois. l-z
50 BEAUTIFUL new blond bedroom suites,
large size. slight defects; A4, terms.
WARD Furniture, 7434 Harper Not Anil
ated with Montgomery Ward.
5-PC. CHR0ME-LIKE breakfast set,
sturdy leather upholstered chairs hurry
s1s. Crown. 2700 Gratiot, 4737 Michigan
lpxl2 BERKSHIRE Leaf Pattern Rug,
$685.. Lees, 1891 Gratiot, cor. chsne.
4 Open ewes.
2-PTECE living room suite. new; sscrihcing
cash Apply sea Quincy tresr).
Z, AND 4-RooM outnts, s7s and up.
1898 Grstiot at Baldwin.
I3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE, s3s; IS monthly.
| CASH FURNITURE, 334 MICHIGAN
Household Appliances
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Acr eUFCKIY -Hsr. Park ROW
nsrrs'r ~ 800, small deSn rsimsnt
rlaya Azte
AnJOiNiNC south limits ~ Plymouth
snsN h1uss loi isaNi2a only $50 cseh
nala-cs hnHncsd. Newman. Nsrren sn1
inkster.
livery GRAND RIVER pARG -e-Rooh
pHtcK. 5-aARAGE. $500 OR ~2V
pIRMINaHAM-s rms. hath, Z eedruns +.
q Mt ssso Williams IL f-itss
Rrs service 81 hon,beF snd Ksissy hsrts
pauts close 20 Plymouth several homes
unfinished irtsror "r lsrgs psgc,s ~
's.f onis SEQ dewn. balance tnencfd
Nswmsn Warfen Snd lnks'sr
cAvAARY iteS--s-roon mcdsrni terms
a. aesired. Rargain. Lafayette fsS
CLEMENTS 1872 nesr Exceilo-a-rcon
rer0uditioues new furnace $3.50 dsNn
rsssrson Nadi-on T2eo. Norihiavn fele
CLOSE te golf course several rewiy- hulr
vriors homes lnterl"r neeqS ,,1y
ready - mevs in prfcea vetl ~ ehp
Sss cash required. Balance hnsncsd. pa
merits ike rent. newman. warren snd
Irksssr
pEARRoRN-s4os Gertrude. nesr defense
tiants. . room frame, large TOT. bargain
4. SOC owner. Dearborn eSen.
FFRNpAiE-a rms nAth basement oli
ht FHA terms Coreorsn. ~ q S''''
vERNHIti. woopw ARD DIST 5 rooms
fuu basement isfre attic zcsr ISL
fe~rsa hack yHfd ~. Zoe, tSN urWn -"
rs- rnorih sargent A co TW -holl
HAWTHORNE. nr 81 Fsr--s hdrm. hung
s. 500 strom. s27 >. 50 FAR TO. S-'le9.
iVFFERsoN n -20.rm. hrk.; S-cAf sar.
stn .iosst: ssso mo ineorns IA. sAie
TTyNLTY- tfiS--s room house 81 $50
x3sn 6owr. S2s month. Lear EsraFe
si4s drive rood or defense WORKERS or
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FOsFyfi.i r--2sses RoNsnsysr Frsfho
rcsol lot ic0KiSs, $500 down' Rose
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coLnREn-Fsrry. s.Rm Brick, $3.50 On.
NcDOiiGAI--s-Fs Family. 81 500. $500 On,
Cannon Rrothers--ia50 shsrmon-tl. olto
SOT1EFD ,Nayhury -Wsrreol - 3-famtiy.
conn yyRNtsHFp 2-e-rrn.. f-rm
sfoker VERY CLEAN Income Nlop mo, Il
ONLY SIS NJ. psym'ts. nc, taxes. batssln
Is sLoRIN S3os Woodward III l-oSoo
-catof{FIl- hr-rat. f-feeFn modern garage
and work shop beautiful lawn. screens,
awnings. recundttiNned 81 300 woo do"n'
vamen, Ffrroy sie7 ------
1Cor0KED sPscrsistt..zsrs tstng s
% 200 $500 down SIS mo. 27la EARL
pI. sasa soSr t7a mo. IA. 01O0
CofORFp--ssss Goodwin; single small
dcwn payment. Chester Smith. Cadillac
ISIS
COLONEL Hendrs $500 near Wood
ward two brick s-rDom terraces, ~ s"V
2ss3 Union Guardian Ridg CA 7ofO.
col0RFn-why rem, when you can buy
Cor zoe, down Jesse 2 Parker IL. l-lsoS.
e-1IoRFD BARGAIN Melbourne. $500;
rms best condition, Johnson MA -Ieos
CotoRED-7 rms fun base, sim ht..
small an payt. McDufhe--~ff. s-Oa5l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
suburbon Real Estate for Sale


FARks-Any sire price. terms. Oceans
20 Hsnson'Os0crn, Realty, Hart. Mich.
OkLAHOMA-Raw lands row ofrer sttrac.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

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