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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
PhnS

Miami Beach, Fla, March 3-(UP) The feud between President Gerry Nugent and Manager John Lobert of the Philadelphia Phils, and Larry MacPhail of the Dodgers continued today. The controversy was started by MacPhail's cancellation of an ex- hibition game with the Phils after Nugent refused to allow the Dodgers to use the Phirs training camp. q don't know what I'll do, but if I see that buckhead and he says any, thing, might take a punch at him." Lobert said. Whoever gave the Dodgers the nickname The Buns should have made it singular and hung it on MacPhail."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03

which the Cards will play against their neighborS in St. Petersburg next Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
Pirates

Fl Centro, Cal, March 3-(UP)- Bob Elliott was to be at third base
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
TOrrinEtOn

Score at half time: New Britain IT,, Danbury 13. Referees: Petrino and Casman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
At The Training Camps

today when the Pittsburgh Pirates meet the San Diego team of the Pacific league for the benefit of a fresh air camp. It will be the Pirates first full length ball game of the season and the first in which Elliott has ever filled the hot corner Elliott patroled the outfield last year.
 Athletics
 Anaheim, Cal, March 3-(UP)- Connie Mack's hopes for an i'm proved Philadelphia Athletics team this year suffered another setback today when X-rays revealed that George Donaldson, rookie outf1eld- CT, would be out of action for at least six weeks. He suffered 8 double-fracture of his right leg in Sundays game with Seattle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03
BROWNS


 Deland, Fla, March 3 -CUP)- Calisthenics occupied the top spot in the advance training program today for St. Louis Brown pitchers and catchers who moved in for the annual spring tune-up. Rain and ocld weather kept the squad in- doors and Manager Luke Sewell limited activity to gymnasium workouts. He also ordered dog trotting around the park and a pepper ball drill. Nine pitchers out of the 16 on the Brown roster were on hand for the opening day of training yesterday. The others were expected today.
 CARDS
 St. Petersburg, Fla, March 3 Il (UP)-Manager Bill Southworth of the St. Louis Cardinals reported to- day that there wasn't a sore arm or leg in the entire training camp despite cold weather, rain and heavy winds which have hamper ed the team for the past three days. Give us a couple of warm days with some sunshine between now and Friday and we will be ready to give the Yankees plenty to worry about" Southworth said, referring to the opening training camp game
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03

Score at half time: Torrington 15. Bassick 15. Referee: Mallin and Booth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-03

in BRIDE FEM COWBOY" plus CO-Hit
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Barbara StanwYck and Olivia Dc
Havilland.
Ann has nothing scheduled for
the time being She had been
slate 10 play with Enrol Flynn m
Gentleman Jim" the life story of
James j. Corbett. 1t was postpone
mpnt of this picture which per
mitted her trip east for Tho we'd
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Obligations May Shorten
Brent-Sheridan Honeymoon
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. S-Studio
obligations may cut very short tho
honeymoon Of George Brent and
Ann Sheridan, who were married
Monday night at Palm Beach, Fla
after keeping the movie colony
IN dither for two years.
Warmers let II be known TODAY
that George $ next picture Tho
Gay Sisters, is slated 10 60 be-
fore the camera on Monday
Whether George Will be needed
Immediately will depend on the
production schedule, but he'll prob
ably have 10 be back IN town by
the end OF next week
George VIII be Co-Starred with
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Gable in Somewhere I'll Find
You an exciting story Of foreign
correspondents. due 10 90 before
the cameras soon.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

musical genius, who recently COM
Melted a role in Panama Hattie"
named the bull pup Bach" and
tho terrier Mozart
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

TOO MANY cooks may spoil
thp broth. bat or the MON
ship Ahuy set. they mean n
treat for '1c cast Both Rcd Skcl-
ton and Tommy Dorsey claim
honor tor 1hcr spccialtcs Red
call, hl, Sloppy IocS It's =
CnuCoCton of mrat ionIa+ec
onions and hay leaf Dorsey Is am
eApor' az barhoCunc spare rlbS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
HFWF /" FF''IIN'
Cinema Chefs

.--Ruy "A RonI
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
FLYNN GLAD. 100

Flynn also wa glad Of the post
ponement Of Gentleman jim II
gave him an opportunity 10 watch
the work Of his new Mulhollanc
highway home This was the home
yau may remember which ErroI
hoped 70 have completed IN time
for big New Years Eve party
Now he expects it'll be ready
for occupancy in about two years
No definite starting date has yet
been set for his next picture
Desperate journey
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Bach Mozart

JACKIE HORNER has Two new
nllnnLa. m her homo. The Young
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
CONSERVE TIRES-ENGlNE
-TRANSkAISSlON-EvERY
VIAL PART

Briefly, chewolet's new "Cor Conser.
votion Plan" is designed TO help you
keep your cor serving Faithfully for tho
dUrofion, and invites your cooperation
on the following points: III Observe fhe
simple, fundamental. thrifty rules Of cor
core, such as keeping fires properly in
floted, checking battery, water, oil, etc.
-. ~ Get q simple service "check-Up"
al your Chevrolet deoIer's now, ond
avoid major troubles later. :. (3l See
your Chevrolet deoIer regularly, be-
couse periodical "check-Ups" cost little,
while neglect brings big repair bills.
=. Remember cor oIso serves in
Americas Victory progrom." Keep II
serving we'll by keeping il well seNieed.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Bands to Aid
Paralysis
Campaign

FAMOUS DANCE orchestra
le7dcr VIII SAY It with music"
in theO9i2 Eight InfantNe paraly-
sis Campaign Glenn Miller, out
standm1 handleadcr. who comes
TO the Michigan I'm person start
ing Frjay January l6, has bccn
appointed national chairman Of
tho dance orchestra leaders dlVi-
sion h. is announced by Keith
Morgan national chairman Of
tAe committee for the celebration
OF the Presidents birthday
Miller has already begun tho
|orgaulzanon Of his division, and
viii ha,s practically every dance
Orchestra leader IN tho country
enlisted In tho campaign.
BEHIND PRESIDENT
/ When invited % head the divi-
sion Miller said,
You can count on the orches-
ira leaders Of America To do a
good iob. We are all behind the
President. We know this coun-
/ try will not only wage n suC-
CeSSful war against our foreign
foes, hut AT the same time will
keep mp the fight against the
| leader ~ our domestic enemies
disease. When We see millions
dancing night after night. We
think of those stricken by In
fantilc paralysis who are not
even able 10 walk We stand
with the President In this war
and I'm this fight and We will do
everything wN can To make his
diamond Jubilee birthday rele-
hratiOn an event in history
which literally will he heard
round the world Millions will
dance 40 that thousands may
walk
Under Miller leadership, dance
bands leaders all over the country
as well as record playing master
Iof ceremonies on the radio will bt
asked to circulate cards amoni
their fans 10 stimulate the Marcl
OF Dimes.
The campaign, underway noNe
VIII terminate on January 30, thu
Presidents Slxtleth birthday.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Short-Wuve Programs

MOSCOW. 6;i5-Brosdtsa In English; Rt,
ii.8 meg, Isl m.
LONDON, 7:00-Wsr Commentary: Csc.
958 meg. 3i3 m.; esd, HIS meg, 25.5 m.
MOSCOW. 9;i5-Nsw: RkE, ii.S meg
25.2 m.
VATICAN CITY. 9:30-Brosdtas in English:
HVJ, e.6 meg, 3i06 m.
GUATEMALA. i0:00-ksws: IOWA s6S
meg, 81 m.
LONDON, i0:45-Nsws CSC, 9.58 meg,
3i.3 m.; 6Sl, 6.1t meg, 4o.t m.
MOSCOW, ii:t5-Comments In English:
RkE. tt.8 meg. Isl m.
LONDON, t2:i5 s.H.-DemouaV Marches:
CSC, e.5s meg, 3i.3 m.; eSL, 6.ii meg,
4ot m.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
RADIO NETWORK PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE COMING WEEK
Todoy's High Lights

WEN. ii:3o-Nswssstsr Elmer Davis dis
tusss Sherlock Holmes.
WhAl. t2:30-Eleyen-year.old Pianist Son
dra Blanta plays first movement Of Mozart!
Concerto In D Minor; Miss Kaye sings "Hsar
Q, israel from Elijah; orchestra, Bach,
"Arlcso," ScarIstil's Suite for Strings" sie.
WMkl. 7:o0-Nsw ihsaisr company pre-.
sents There Goes lthsry Vsn," by William
lVeysn.
WJSv. 7:00-pllcis Of United Nations train.
Ing In the U. S. join the special Easter program.
WhAl. 7;30-New series 10 aid the No.
ilon's fitness. with John 3. Kelly, Glenn Gun.
nlnshsm, Leslie hsthlitheIl and Blue BaUon's
band.
Wt. 7.30-"Inds." dstuYlsh Of Brit.
lsn colonial policy.
WIv. 3;00-Esesrpts from Wasner's "psHi.
fsI' and "Mslsisylngsr," with Baritone Julius
Hsuhn end the Westminster Choir
WRC. 3;30-Nsw and drsmatilaions tell.
Ing the world what and how the United States
Army is developing.
WRc, 4;3o-AeirsM Jane towl appears on
behalf Of yiiamins.
WRc. 5;30-Rossmav do Camp in Arch
oboIsrs Miracle In 3.B."
WlSv. 6;o0-thsrlss Boyer In Summer
Evening"
Wl. $50" Killers Spring Psychological
Offensive" discussed by Two psychologists and
q sosologlsi,
WhAl, 7:00-Nsws series Of war bulletins
Of tho week.
WEV, 7:i5-Ths Ambassador 10 Britain,
after posponements Of two successive Sundays
WJN. 7;30-"Ths Philadelphia Story" with
Greer Carson, Henry Fonda. Fred haeNunay
and Virginia WsidIer
WMAl. S:00-Ths Commander Of the
American Legion speaks on Truth in Wsr"
VOL. S;00-"How Can The Citizen Help 10
Make Better Armyl"-Fsdsral Security Ad.
mnstrator keNuit, Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
director Of seleeilve service; William Carr, Of
the National edueaiion Association; Warren
Aihston Of The American Legion.
WMAl. S:30-Boris karloff returns for
Poe's Fall Of the House Of Usher"
WEN. s;00-Vltior Moore Of The stage Is
guest.
WMAl, e:45-saluie 10 Army Nursing Corps.
Wy lO;3O-Swlith1ng 10 new time.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
Evening Stur Features

Star Fashss-lafesi news, twice daily, Mon.
DAY through Friday WhAL. al i:55 pm. and
ASS pm. Analysis Of ihe weeks news by
lofhrop Stoddard. Sundays. at 10 am.
Junior Star Psgs-Ths popular feature Of
The Sunday Star aired by lis youthful con.
iribufos; WhAL. Saturday al i0:45 an.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Amazed by Treatment

Captured crew members of the
sub thought they were going 10
be shot by the Canadians and
shook hands and said good-by 10
the first group of five taken top
side for exercise the day after the
battle.
The Nazi sailors also expressed
amazement when they found that
white bread was included in their
fare and they marveled at the free
use of fresh water for drinking
and washing.
One Canadian, Ordinary Seaman
Kenneth Watson Of Revelstoke
b. G., was killed during the bat
tie and another, Stanley Gallant,
was wounded in what he termed
his drinking arm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Cost Might Tax Fund

Cost of new speed signs would
be about $3.50 or So each. Weh-
meyer estimated. and the county
fund of $4,000 for maintenance OF
road signs and traffic lights might
be taxed slightly by this expen-
diture.
I'VE are awaiting any Off
cial order before taking any
definite action. he said. SAL
though II might be best for the.
council to wait for . federal
edict, we shall DO In complete
accord with any move the city
takes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Army Phone Unit
Speed Feat
26-Wk. Job Tsleseopsd
Into 81 Days

Telescoping a 26-week Job into
81 days. the Michigan Bell Tele-ss
phone Company Saturday opened
its new automatic branch exchanged
in the arny's ordnance Office mi
the Union Guardian Building. the
largest single installation ever
completed in Michigan.
Eight hundred lines. 80 central
office trunks and IS private lines
will serve the center, officially
known as the United States War
Departments Ordnance Tank and
Automotive Center. -
At the same time, the ph06G(
company was burdened by pro-
viding new phone service for the
tenants who moved into other
buildings from the 29-story build
ing when 1t was requisitioned by
the army.
Installers were brought In from
all parts of Michigan. special night
shifts were worked at the Western
Electric Company's Chicago fac
tory, and less important jobs were
sidetracked to complete the speedy
installation. I,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Guardianship
Na1 U-Boat
Corvette Rams Sub
After 24-Hour Battle

OTTAWA, Sept. 19 (INS).-A
hide-and-seek game between the
Canadian corvette Assiniboine and
a German submarine in North At
lantic which lasted for "a hours
ended. in the ramming and sink
ing of the U-boat and capture OF
its crew, it was disclosed today by
Canadian naval authorities.
The seamen "slugged il out
sometimes at such close range
that the Germans and Canadians
could see each others features.
Contact was made with the
enemy submarine as the corvette
attempting TO round up some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
IS MPH Edict
.Visioned as End
.0f Speed Signs.
Unnecessary If Law
Sets Maximum Pace,
Says County Official

Speed signs could be eliminated
entirely on Detroit streets having
high speed limits If a uniform
wartime speed maximum Is ems
forced. County Safety Engineer
Josph L. Wehmeyer suggested
Saturday.
Should Common Council vote a
proposed 35-mile-an-hour limit or
the federal government order one
of 40. he said, the signs could be
removed and not replaced be-
cause the maximum speed allowed
would be the same the city over.
However, this Ii only . sug-
gestion," he added, "and the
county road commission II pro-
pairing now to change the signs
on our 100 miles Of roads with
In the city to At any Official
order IL need be-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
S. Loans for Students

EAST LANSING. Sept. 10 tUP).
Michigan State College officials
announced today that q SIS ,l9o
loan fund allotment from the fed
eral government had been accepted
and would be loaned 10 juniors
and seniors IN engineering. yeters
mary science and chemistry. In
dividual loans were not 10 excee1
$500 year at 2 y per cent interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
I dW.veferdns|
Win Promotion

Promotion of seven veteran non
CONS attached to the naval recruit
ing station here was announced
by 1t. Byron E. Flechtner today.
The men who have been serving
as chief petty officers are:
Paul E. Layman, 1870 Norman.
die avenue, in service 81 years, 70
chief warrant officer.
James Farrell. Hotel Norton, %
years with the navy, to chief war.
rant officer.
Walter II. Settler, 1882 Coyle
avenue, % years, to chief warrant
officer.
Harley A. Simkins, 2714 Mar
quette avenue. 38 years, to chief
warrant officer.
Joseph r. Ross, POSTS Dean ave-
nue., 38 years, to warrant gunner.
August B. Skolasky, 14214 Ap.
poline avenue, 36 years, to lieu
tenant junior grade.
Milton W. Lewee. 472 Harding
avenue, 13 years. 10 ensign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Doctor loweke Gets
Post at Wayne u.

The appointment of DR.. George
p. Loweke. former member of the
faculty Of the Chrysler Institute
of Engineering. to the department
of engineering mechanics at Wayne
University was announced by uni
versity officials.
A graduate of the University of
Michigan and the University Of
Berlin. Doctor Loweke was an
associate OF Roger Babson. econ
omist and statistician. before Join
ing the Chrysler stan. He Lives
at IL Farrand avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

we started ( criss-cross action
and while we were trying for .
ram, Able Seaman Michael Soul
lion OF Verdun, Que, saw his
chance and sent a Al shell into
her bows. But she kept on fight
ing even when we threw q depth
charge on her deck. II rolled
of and exploded at the depth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Business Opportunities

CHEAP--Crocery, good neighborhood; az
lures: beer license. stevens. TIE. 2-oo23.
COMFY ISLAND Lunch-Good location |;
good going business; sell low price. il20e
Mack.
CONFECTIONERY business; III.
ness forces sale. i5i4o West Warren.
Oregon 1859.
FOR SALE or rent: bar-b-cus ribs and
chicken restaurant. I'LL Jos. Csmpau.
F1tzroy $3.50. before 3 y. m.
GROCERY, meat market; must sell; owner
drafted; stock at inventory; WIN rent
sell store and fixtures. Mutters Market,
ao2S- Ch<a<r----------
GROCERY STORE, 1881 East Jefferson;
sacrifice. account Of illness. Drsxel 1888.
GRoCERY-Meat, beer; sell or trade on q
bungalow. Terrace 2-s63s.
HARDWARE sToRE-Complete; new sec.
tion; no competition; clean stock. 1885
West McNichoIs.
ILLNESS forces Immediate sale twenty
room thrss-story brick hotel. restaurant;
steam heat. running water every room.
building excellent condition: located CEN
tral-eastern Illinois. Route rs: sacrifice; no
agents. Elmer Brown. Arcoia. Illinois.
REsTAURAFT-smaii;. near factory; eI.
csiient business: must sacrifice: drafted.
1928 Kercheval, near Lenox.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES equipment; sscri-
hcinE cash: account OF Illness selling.
TAVERN and restaurant modern equip
ment: attest draught and bottle beer
coolers: goo6 all-year business; excellent
reason for selling. Box Sal. Erie. Mich.
THEATER-Detroit: modern. profitable
house: excellent gross and net. Must
self Some terms. Box Ash. Detroit
Times
THEATER-Detroit. modern. profitable
house; excellent gross and net; must sell:
some terms Box -
TRAILER CAMP on Michigan avenue. mile
Bomber Plant; income $500 month; $40.
600 IS 600 down. 1875 East Michigan.
Ypsiianti
4o-cAR GARACE-wen equipped filled ;
owner drafted. s2e Farnsworth. Terrace
2-sta3.
9 BY electric walk-in box. Owner, eo2o
Jos. Campau.
cOLoRED REsTAURINT - Oakland.
Westminster: m o dern. competey
equipped: ready for business: $1,000 buys
equipment o-room flat and restaurant,
monthly rental SOS. Trinity 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Chooses to Fight

For some reason, the submarine
did not dive but chose 10 fight IL
out on the surface. her deck guns
starting several fires on the small
Canadian patrol ship. For hours
at a time neither craft could see
the other, then the curtain OF fog
would lift TO reveal that they were
still close together and the guns
on each again would start blazing.
1t. Commander j. II. Stubs,
skipper of the Assiniboine, de-
scribed the encounter:
"From the bridge could see
the German commander In the
coming tower. A short time
later he was killed by a shell.
The Nazis concentrated their
fire on our bridge and the first
few shots started n fire on our
starboard side.
I'VE kept blazing away and
the coming tower was hit again.
The U-bOat decided TO take a
gamble and dive despite the
sustained release OF depth
charges from the corvette) but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY $500,

stragglers In a convoy, reachedl
them only to see one of the ships
plunging 10 the bottom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

BLISS LANTZ RoLYET
10 20 60-ft.. bargains. ToNnsend
Buy Now for Future Security

10 20 Soft. bargains. Townsend s-33o4.
Buy Now for Future Security
BARGAIN-East Detroit. singiy. groups.
u A.. IA. plots; low taxes; improvements
SIS up. N. w. cor. s-Mile-Kelly roads.
BARBER. f220 DAvID-sTOTT BLDG.
ON PROPERTY DAILY. al RA. 1870
GARDEN CITY, large lots $50, s2o
down; city water, sewer, good location.
McFsrisne Bros, 1884 Ford Rd., at
Middlebelt. DE. 1880.
HUNTINGTON WOODS MANOR
Beautifully wooded lots. winding drives.
50, 900; residfnce restrictions, priced m low
as $500.
BUY WAR BONDS AND LAND
Build your home with the war bonds after
Victory.
MeoIvERIN- ELLIOTT co.
CHI. $500 Ell. esos r. o. $50
RUTHERFORD tsouth OF schoolcraftl =.
f0x1ls: 1855; new paving. Rasch. 433
Book Building. CA. e066.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
DEARBORN


rooms. FULL BASEMENT, furnace
fruit. grapes. berries; tractors ana tools
barn, EarsEe, smoke house. crib. brooder.
1875 East SMILE Rd.. near Van Dyke.
ANN ARBoR TRAIL, Joy, River Rouge
frontages West Telegraph; Ais acres.
BRING ONLY $50, and we will start ar
arrangements 30 that you can move into
one Of our war industry homes; no more
tape: these homes are double constructed
and an acre OF land goes with each one.
Newman $50 xtdnfeuefr, HI Ec0fse I'd.
Open daily and sunday.
CHAPMAN HURON RIVER FARMS :
beautiful development on the river; we'll
restricted: good soil: trees 4 acres: 81. 1875.
terms. Parcels rs low as S5<5 terms
Take Fort street south through lockwood.
S SrH . srs s q no so ss Huron
CHAPMAN FARMS NO
beautiful brand new subdivision; gar
den SOL well-restricted corner Of vreelsnd
and cshill roads; near Flat Rock. one
acre. e eisS 'f EooA is2G s .:.%'
CHOICE smsii farm: s34s: III miles from
Detroit City Hall. CA. 1900. TT. 2-e47e.
CLOSE In. near Little Mack parcels. two
or more acres; good clean land now in
Clover. Call owner. X. Sell. Phone Plaza
1885.
EAST DETRoIT-Grovt, Broom. modern.
large lot. 1888 Meier. Rosevilie 12s5-M.
FLAT ROCK mile south, 1854 Tels-
graph Rd.: 10 acres. mod. house. other
out buildings, frontage on Telegraph Rd. !;
vacant; open from TO Sunday.
For 8 and lo-AcRE SMALL FARMS, see
CLARENCE J. BoLDT, Reaitor. CA 1899
HERE'S chance to secure good iittl. farm
At bargain. Mound-ii-Miie Road s-acre
house rnlnufss n ole rxaI.
tank plant, Hudson Arsenal. Must have
81. 500 down, 2e2i Mound.
~ SMART businessmen are buying 90 and
10O-aere farms close 20 town and shrewd
with rich black coil near west side indus
trial plants near stores. schools and bus
transportation. you might well join the
e co. sna s'ser. yonrsslyes OF plenty OF
farm. Prices sA and see down
Treadweil. Van Born and Inkstsr Roads
KING ROAD. Just east Of Middlebet road
Several small homss only $50 cash.
balance financed. Phone CHI. 57s2
AND io.AcRE LITTLE FARMS
Only miles from the heart OF Pontiac:
high. rolling. partly wooded fine view.
low as 500 per acre. 1oes down Send for
descriptive circular. Clarence J. Boldt.
Kesnor 1919 Michigan Theatsr Bldg. De
Blvd. Pontiac. Sunday.
212 ACRES
with small home tunfurnished). Ann Arbor
Trail. mr.. Middle Belt; 81. 900. terms
MeFerlane Bros, 2s3l4 Ford road. At
Middle Belt.
s-ACRE, white house. remodsIed, 4-bed-
room, bath; cold room; 2-esr garage
Chicken house, large barn. paved highway
wagon wheels entrance; large call bell:
sacrifice ~ - 900. Telephone Detroit
Niagara 4ie0
SMILE RID --l4ot5 1befween Gratiot and
schoenherrD-Garden plots, 75xi2 as city
water transportation A75. terms. Heath
Realty. l1-Mils and Mound Rd
"a. new 5-rm.; fruit. berries; ~ mi
$4,000. 500 On. TT o. Center. RIO. 3il3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

AUBURN. SOUTH or WARREN. s775
$50 DIN, $40 MO.
Roemsimeyer. 1013z Mat BIZ. Bldg. CA. 2s40
BARGAIN-s3s5 cash strathmoore- Seven
Mile: exeelisntiy located; 40x120. Uni-
versity 1880.
DEARBORN
Large, wooded. rolling scenic lots; very
well restricted: outside city: low taxes:
city water. Buy now. use later.
RA. 2el0 J. Lee Baker Co. DE. o4so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

WASHBURN-CURTIS
Bargain. $500; 3o-ft: terms. UN. 2-717i.
10-Mile Road West, 21475
Wooded domestic overlooking stream: you'll
enjoy living In the protective restrictions OF
BROWN We. s-i7sa.
s0x275; sewer water. gas. walks. school.
S675: near f3-Mile and woodward. Jud-
son Broadway CO., RA. s700.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

AUTO LOANs-Cars. house trailers, trucks.
boats, cash while you wait Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc. 304o E. Grand Blvd. MA. e1t2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

Business Property for Sale

STORES, FLATS. OFFICES. 177Oo-}i John
r. Masonry construction. steam heat;
So. zoo down payment Produces $3.50
ann ual income RA. bS65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

KNoDELL. s5sT - 5-room down. 3-room
up; 2-ear garage: rent. 500 hot air
furnace $4,000; immediate possession.
Twinbrook LILO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
CHAPMAN FARMS NO 3

A beautiful brand new subdivision; gar.
den soil weii-restricted corner OF vreeiand
and cshill roads; near Flat Rock One
acre, $3.50: "a acres. $500: terms
CROsRMAN HOOARTH s4lx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Houses for Sale

GRAY. NEAR MACK; 2 bedrooms each;
like new; only $3.50. ST. $50 down.