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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Need Every Dime

hight now the United State:
---asury needs every dime they
can get TO carry on the war Ell
fort Sportsmen again are willing
10 come to the aid of their coun-
try by allowing some OF this
money to be used.
The lower House OF Congress
has just passed the interior depart
r,ent appropriation bill and has
arastically cut several items in the
fish and Wildlife Service. The
II is now being considered by the
aaete appropriations committee.
rare l. what the House did:
For the coming fiscal year. the
7ittman Robertson appropriation
was cut from So. 750.000 to 81, $50
600. The budget director has even
recommended that this item should
be S2.250000.
Harry Gaines. executive secre-
tory of the Michigan United Con-
iva on Clubs. believes that the
. -r2te appropriation committee
sho,'ld be asked TO restore this
item to the full amount recon-
mended by the budget director
otherwise many excellent wildlife
restoration projects in Michigan
will be seriously crippled and some
will fail entirely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
State Second in Deer

On the basis of the last annual
United States big game census.
Michigan ranks second in the
number Of deer, ninth in the num-
Der of black bears. fourteenth in
the number of elk and sixth in
the number Of moose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
.abor League Starts
lay This Sunday

The Labor League will open its
- season at 10 A. m this Sun
~ on Northwestern Field. The
otter Carriers Band will play
Jr the flag raising ceremonies.
DSR will meet the Printers on
Diamond No. j in the feature
game. Electrical So takes on the
Tean1sters on No. ? and The
Bakers clash with the Postal
Clerks on No. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Irish May Moue

II is expected that Notre Dame
will move some Of its games to the
big cities. The Southern California
game may have to be shifted from
Los Angeles if the army authori-
ties keep the crowds down.
That is a game that might 60
TO Cleveland If the proper ar
rangements can be made. II a
date not in conflict with the u. Of
d. could be found the game might
come TO Detroit. Or the Georgia
Tech game might come here. An
other possibility is game between
and one Of the service
teams, either Iowa or Great Lakes,
being staged in Briggs Stadium.
There will be considerable COR
respondence between Frank Leahy,
Gus Dorais and Crisler as the gas
rationing and other restricting
become more severe. 1t has been
suggested that on some dates two
games might be staged on one
field. This would give the men
working the day shift a chance 10
get TO see one game starting at
maybe 40
Some schools will be hit even
harder Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and
Purdue have no place 10 move
their games. They'll have TO get
along on greatly reduced sport
budgets.
Some of the public golf courses
have felt the pinch of the tire
shortage already, and il gas ra-
tioning comes they'll all be in q
bad way.
Sunday football is another pos
sibility. The record crowd at
Briggs Stadium TO see the st.
Louis Browns a few weeks ago is
still the talk of the sport world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
AIcona Pays OF

Winners in the Altoona Recrea-
ton mixed doubles tourney may
pick up prizes at the alleys at any
time. Lowest doubles count was
I1169 and team low was 2S5S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Line Is M Problem,
Spring Game Shows
(Incmde games OF Wednesday,
LEAGUE RAFTING
BY EGAR HAYES

Crisler will 60 to Chicago Mon
day for the Western Conference
meeting, at which time many sub
jects made acute by the war will
be discussed and some settled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
NJ Notre Dame
May Play Grid
Contest Here
Many Big Genes
May Be Moved
TO the Big Cities

War restrictions being made
tighter each week will hit sports
hardest by next Fall. Already the
on transportations are
being felt. Lack of materials Is
hitting all equipment while per-
sonnet and parks are being drafted
for war work.
Amateur sports are expected to
enjoy a boom; with more men
working than ever before and the
government interested in a pro-
gram that will help keep workers
in better physical condition. Base
ball crowds have been much better
than expected because fans can
reach the ball parks without long
drives that use up gas and tires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Wiese Honored

Michigan has a goodly share
of very competent backs. The
best on the field today until he
was hurt was Bob Wiese. a full
back from jamestown, North Da-
kota. This morning Bob was
awarded the Chicago Alumni tro-
ply as the best performer in
spring practice. He has plenty of
speed and does a most satisfac-
tory Job on the spinner. His
knee was injured in the first per-
iod and he retired from the game.
The injury was not serious, how
ever. and he walked to the dress
ing room.
JCrisler uncovered some fine
looking prospects among the fresh
men in addition 10 Wiese. There
is Pat Keefe of Chicago who did
a bangup- lob OF passing.
II was Chappius who set up the
only touchdown Of the game in
the second quarter. A penalty
had set the Blues back TO the l.
ward line and Bob took punt
AT IS and returned 10 ID. Lund
went TO 3 for first down and
Chapplus went over for the score.
Pregulman kicked the extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

ANN ARBOR, May 9.-"If we
get little help from the line we
won't be too bad off,"
Fritz Crisler made that obser-
walton after watching his Univer-
sity of Michigan eleven in its an
nual spring game Saturday. The
Reds, under the membership OF
Benny OoSterbaan and Wally
Weber, turned back the favored
Blues. 7 to o. in a game that was
played half of the time in a hot
sun and half in a heavy rain. Clar-
ence Mum and Earl Martineau
coached the losers.
1--WE have plenty OF good
backs" Crisler said. "The lines
weren't too bad and many Of
the linemen we expect TO use in
the fall were absent today. Only
Julius Franks Of Hamtramck
and Mervin Pregulman Of River
Rouge should be In the starting
line against Great Lakes next
September"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Good Trs;ning

Ernie Bonham. Ysnke pitcher
exercises with a hollow. caSt-lron
ball, weighing three pounds be-
fore going out TO pitch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Chance for Detroit

College football is apt to bear
the brunt of the gas rationing.
IUndersecretary of War Patterson
made it plain that driving to foot
ball games couldn't be considered
vital or important. Yet most OF
the biggest college stadiums are
located away from the centers OF
population. Michigan is not too
Ter from Detroit. but Michigan
s6tate, Notre Dame and Illinois,
to name just few. are hours OF
driving from the big cities.
The colleges will likely shift
games to the bigger cities wher-
ever possible. If the people can't
come TO the games the colleges
will bring the games to them. Big
stadiums. like Briggs, Wrigley
Field and the Yankee Stadium
will get more than their share OF
games.
Both Michigan and Notre Dame
would like TO play in Briggs
Stadium and the baseball officials
would welcome them. But neither
team would come in without first
getting permission from Gus
lDorais, athletic director OF the
University of Detroit.
I'VE all have to get along"
4 Coach Fritz Crisler says, land
certainly no one wants to invade
the territory OF anybody else"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
RIFLE AWARD

All shooters who entered
the Board Of Education rife
craftsmanship classes in De-
troit high schools and begin
ners who shot at YMCAs,
gun clubs and other programs
during the past year will re-
ceive this attractive emblem
next Friday Saturday and
Sunday during the finals of
the William Randolph Hearst
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Endorse Bill

When Congress passed the Pitt
Robertson Act placing a 10
per cent excise tax on all arms
end ammunition, the funds to be
anocated to the states. proper
fionately TO the amount collected
and the money used for the
restoration and perpetuation of
our fields and forests. TO provide
protection and habitat. sportsmen
of America heartily endorsed the
bill.
Since Congress passed this bill,
revenues have flowed into the
United States treasury and have
been ueed for the specific purpose
for which the act was intended.
The money used by the federal
fish and wildlife service of the
department of interior under the
able direction of DR.. Ira Gabriel
son has done a tremendous amount
If good, especially in Michigan.
This state. being the largest user
Of arms and ammunition, receives
the largest appropriation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Protest Big Cut
In Money Used
To Aid Wi|d|ife
Sporfsmen Wiling TO
Help, but Don't Want
Outdoors Neglected
By DON GILLIES

The average hunter or fisher
man is an easy going individual,
worthy of being called a sports
man. He seldom squawks unless
his spor, is endangered. They can
increase his license fee TO hunt
or fish, tax his equipment and
place a dozen other restrictions
on his sport and It's o. X. with
him. provided the additional money
or the restrictions are for the I'M
provement of his, sport.
A few years ago Michigan fish
inc licenses sold for so cents.
When the state proposed an an
nual license of 81 with 40 cents
10 be earmarked for stream inn
provement. purchase of additional
public fishing sites. stock n
streams and lakes. he was for il
100 per cent. In fact, sportsmen
Of Michigan urged the Legislature
10 adopt the higher license fee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

KI\SI<GToN. 55fs
Wear Chandler Park Drive English
fype 3 bedrooms brick; tile bath
gear garage. 40-ft. l6f steam heat
with new stoker About 81 900 in.
THRFF-MIIF DRIVE, sIle
nv 3 bedrooms sunrpom, oil heat,
fireplace, toilet IN base very fine
condition. terms reas HE. only $500.
THREE-MIIF DRIVE. 462T
Near N/freu BV bedrooms 'ils
bath all large rooms rook. garage.
reconditloned 5000 down.
YORKSHIRE ROAD. SEQ
Near Warren owner has lrff city.
must sell English bedrooms break
fast NOOK Oh heat. Oniy 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Sea Scou ed
In Shiipwrtck
Survivors Huned
in Mediterranean

,,..,,.- on.
LII "''' DIX
rescue vessels crlsS-cbSsed the
Mediterranean m tho iclnlty OK
the Balcaric Islands toiv search
.,o c- .,,,.ivo,.s ~ ,bt,i,or :.
MoiIcI'te' SUNK lii q s'oiA
With a capacity for 10 cabin
messengers. The 2O-yearold ship
IN i,s f,,,l ,o,sea frar, lciers -
-,
NldlS''.''' I''' v 1'' - "s'pei vi
deck passengers IN aCditnn. Be
cause 90 INC storm. ,hv were
oran,ras rghtly into ubii, rooms
-, ~. -. 80,
"''''' '''' = .i'' ~ - " i'"N '''I
went d'"n yesterday only oO
SURVIVOR, h7<a been fond. leaving
no..lI, 2-1 pa.senpr. and =
- - .,,.,o,.,,-.o,,7oz ,,sc
co'n'el iof
French waE,tipS tWClJners and
two tugs were ,c0utn the SUI
stormy sea tor Wreckae or sur
IyyorS.
The worst storm of 10 winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
--Rny a Bonnie
Doctor 5tudnts
Asked TO Enlist

WASHINGTON. Jan 1tfINS).
The army and navy toda. moved
TO draft virtually every aailable
third and fourth 'ear MEDICAL
student in all American olleges
and universities.
Interncs compleIin training in
hospitals also viii h fored 10
volunteer for the armed services
or face the posSihilitylf beire i'm
mcdiatcly placed in lass IA,
whore thcy would be subject 20
immediate induction into the
army
Officials of the any medical
department cStimatcdihat there
us deficiency of ,3Otnedical re-
serve officers.
II was estimated IN there are
about 5000 doctors gpn degrees
every Year and tho der would
cover all OF them
If they apply for omissions.
III was explained tv Will bs
ALLOWED 10 continue sc,ol or hos
Ipital training until ty receive
doctors degrees If ty refuse.
they probably viii enup in the
army "a a private, probing they
n are physically fIt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Business Opportunities

BARBECUE RESTAURANT vitH beer ~
cel!ent business sacrifice star BARBECUE
fe0l Chene
BARBER SHOP-A sold mine Best o1er
BY goth takes. ei2s Conner
BEAUTY SHOP. With living quarters com
pleteiy equipped $500 down $500 West
chicago. TYler 3 1922
BEAUTY SHOP Established nsighror-
hood trade. excellent business. WILL tac
riuce LenoN AKA
BEAUTY SHOP R~ason1be rent. good
business. hve dryers. also Dauntlsss Goa.
stove Hogarth j5Sl
BEAUTY SHOP Modern equipment excel
lent business. low rent retiring 4'ffAe.
fS22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

consult ne enlarged Reai Estate lstings
IN ne big SUNDAY Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Real Estate Wanted

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
MABARAk 29S5 Mt. Elliott. FL. 1882.
BUYERS-Any east side property; cash,
terms Burd. Iyanhoe 33iO
CASH for homes or flats properly priced
sMEDLEY 446 r. WARREN. TE l-6l92
HAVE cash for good single or 2-hat on
East Side Must be bargain. LIE. O65l-
READY CASH BUYERS Houses, fats,
apartments (coloTed) Temple l-OOso'
Tyler 5-0722.
WANTED-R oomlng Houses. Fau. Apis.
SWANSON
4oi Cadillac Square Bldg CA. 3sss
WANT good single or fiat on east side.
Price must be right. Ii. 1890.
2 OR 3-bedroom home; ~ W section
$500 10 $500 down. Hogarth $500.
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT AZ % Insurance Co. money for good
mtg loans land contracts bought Edw.
Henkel Co, Hammond Bldg. Cadillac 1858.
HOME mortgages In Dearborn and vicinity
no service charge First Federal savings
and Loan Association OF De0rborn, 1880
Michigan Ave. Dearborn,
is YOUR PROPERTY FORECLOsEDg
OR SOLD FOR TA%ESF NEED MONEY
Write in confidence. give fun particulars
Address Box A-2377. The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
STANSBURY. 1890

1888 Prest. 1919 Tracy; on paved streets
with tile kitchen and hatu5 arge rooms
---t-er- transportation You better HURRY
prices are going &c. rise
DAN J. NOLAN
1920 " McNichols ~ 1000
TURNER, i6626-Cas~ tNe attic, S25 Is
per month plus taxes. William Dutmer.
University 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate no appraisal Zee.
Elmer sexton, 1929 Ford Building. Csfl.
isc 1895.
ALL land contracts bought, m'ges. made,
McHugh. 1910 Ford Bldg Cadillac H3ss
ANY desirable lana contract purchased
MELVIN r LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor. Lafayette Bldg Cadillac t@lN
Any land contracts bought White or col
ored Mortgage loans schwaItz -, Boo Is
Binding Cadillac 42lS.
At LOW discounts We buy land contracts
arrange a. 10 nrst morteage ioars Edw
Henkel Co Hammond Box CA. Zh5'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Houses for Sale
SPEC ALS S SsS;
NORTHWEST SECTION
NORTHWEST SECTION
1o33s PURITAN


SANTA ROSA. 1854
very nice Groom home ~ith sun.
room and breakfast nook; Tile Kitchen
and bath. To pee completely recon
dItI1nfd-
TRACEY. Ia3i7
S.room hreH burtaiow. Tile kitchen
and bath tt1'rs room attic, gas a.
g. heat. 4l-tt .at paved. $3.50.
DTXTER. 1879
IS brick iuc1 me. reconditiqned
steam heat garage refrgerator
natural fireplace live In lower. upper
rrated $3.50 down
FRtIRIE. 1890
Ibsar.ous S5 brick income newly
decorated. lower ready far occupancy
NarvEr1ve-SN Mile district. 100
down Home or investment.
sUSSEN, 1890
= beautiful face brick bungalow. the
kitchen and bath sas a q,
I>DIA-AA.-ls2ei
New 2fst $50 sasA e fur-
races fHed kitchens anc baths
Rental va.rF- So each FLA terms.
WARK. leO61
steam heat. Good Investment. 1910 dn.
FORRFR, 1883
New sroom hrlck bungalow. gas
A. G. lJt ioxfO s. 600 FLA terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Little Farms for Sale

IA BARGAIN--10 acres. home. garage
! wooded $4,000, only 5000 down. $50 mo.
Near Flat Rock Crossman. no. Bi4i.
Ia BARGAIN-3 acres. Telegraph road. / n
miles north OF Fiat Rock Sl,250. cash
lcrossman, no. 64f4. *
ACRES, 1-5a Northwest. three miles city
limits, wooded, sandy lOam city bus
phone, electric. city water available $500.
Weekdays mornings, University 2-O2i5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
FOR SALE
BUSINESS Opporfunifis

\ CONFECTIONERY with gruryi lovely
/ living quarters, selling accent fiinsss.
$500 $500 down. 60i Cherry Wyandotts.
Michigan.
CONFECTIONERY Working mems slS.
\ plissaneAr Ford Rouge. curlservtcs; do
ing sopA business Atlantic i639.
CONFECTIONERY Busy trufer oornsrS
doing good business, must Crincs. slce
Mt Elliott.
DANCING ana MUSIC studi completely
modern, classes and privat lessons: SIX
years IA same location spleiid opportU-
nifty. going 10 California; investigate
Hogarth 1852
DRESS SHOP Fast rowhgbusiness; WIN
sell reasonable for caa. Address De-
troit Times. Box B-660l.
iDREssMAKING and kniurg shop; estax-
ushed clientele, exceller location: sAcrS-
fee. University i-ss7l.
FLOWER SHOp-Fuily clipped excsnsss
business, $1,000 WIN hndle. owner re-
firing. Niagara $500,
GROCERY MEAT dARKFT
Modern, fully equipped can stock; besg
and wine license. excellenfbusiness: finest
clientele $3.50 Renville. coler Kirhwood.
GROCERY MEAT MARKr-Beer, wine.
excellent location. goodppp0rtunity for
couple; illness. olive 3i9e.
GROCERY, MEAT Wide must ssH
leaving city. Cash or AIDE for homo.
5000 Marcus.
HEALTH studio eeulpmen complete; a.
cellent condition, must III, reasonable
oregon 3Ois.
KITCHENETTE apart ment "a rooms with
coffee shop 10 front possle income 5000
month N managed properE owner sacri-
fcine 7il South SolNay
LITTLE White House &c" will give
YOU future security hnelocation. good
business Ghlcag0-uelrol- Ehway oppo-
-sttg r1-gH Eyhd0I, M health sacrifice. Mns.
Canning. Three Rivers MiUgan
MEAT MARKET. shelf gceries. Good
reason Tor selling. sacrfii. lO5Os Shoe
maker.
RESTAURANT Doing eNclent businessI
must sacrifice Doctor sorders Teis-
phone vermont 6-5722
RESTAURANT with taveruiioense es,ah-
iished eighteen years, exillent business
Terrace sfi3.
ROOMlNG HOUSE = Nor, end sixtesa
rooms water every room ~ vacanciesj
income $500. sacrifice for ASH. Excellent
location. Townsend s-a225
ROONlSG HOUSE Elevenrooms. excep-
t.unnl income, sacrifice Immediate sale.
Trinity = 1877
ROOMING OySE-Sev~n iige rooms en-
ceHCut income rental resnAbie. Temple
i-ses7
TAVERN BEER. WISE. daciny: electro
cal equipment owner ID sacrifice.
OiNe 1850
COIOREp BARBER SHOP-Excerent OPP
F"rtuatly r.-rss;' r1 resuabie orsf
refused Lafayette 2i9s
COLORrp BEAUTY sHoP Wood ward
FOREST mp1ern equipment wing quar-
'ers Tempie : $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Mortgages

FREE Mortgage loans or
older properties White or teiofe-i
Schwartz. 447 Book Building. Cadillac 4Zls
SEE II. c. WOODRUFF, INC. FOR
mortgages ION your improved property
1905 Union Guardian Bldg. Cherry 2737
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
| Houses for Sale
UN. $500

SALISBURY. 1904
Beautirl broom face brick bunga-
low gas a. g tile kitchen and bath
i0-f lot Sc $50.
CHERRYIAWN, 1882
Near 81. Brtgid's Church SIS income
YOU reconditioned broom apartment
10 I've In AT very small cost.
sToEPEI.. l2060
s4s income; shows excellent re-
turn You may live In the Groom apt.
and pay everything A. a cost 20 you
~ less than SIS per mo. 81 600 dn
sTtNsBJRY. l5OsT
Income. SO $50 SIS. reconditioned
Ss55 down Balance including taxes
~ more than paid by rents Cooley.
Stratford and 81. Francis schools.
TURNER. lssss
Brick b5 income lower recondi-
toned. vacant. Pay Ss55 down and
move in Rent upper. Sl5. Taxes only
Sl24 year. Near emile road.
WISCONSIN, 1881
IS income brick 2 stoves ? refrig-
orators reCondltioned throughout;
large rooms
======-t ttAat tsETff9IB
A. Chaif1nte Recondi'ioned brick:
large rooms with furnished break
fast nook steam heat gear garage
Public and parochial schools within
? blocks. 10 down, open 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

CENTRAL. $50 PONTIAC
4 rare opportunity. a low priced home IN
Pontiac Modern design with natl FIRE
place. roomy nook. 3 hedrms hardwood
noors and antique plaster decorations Be
tween plainneid and Mack. BY appt.
ANDREW J.. MALOTT INC. RA $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

ANGLIN. 1q4Oq. bet 7-Mne outer drive
Only 81 1850, cheapest. best home for ne
money IN Detroit FLA terms; all I'm
proveuents near schools and transporta-
Ton cherry 1922 or TO 5-5016.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Income Bungalows for Sale

CAVALRY FORT Ten rooms r. A. heat
garages S2750 total price 20 close
estste Many others see our lists and
pictures.
FLsEA REALTY. a INVESTMENT co
62l7 Fort " VI 1900
MARYGROVE SECTION: beautiful and
on A0-ft lot. monthly income $40, pr
.vate owner viii sacrifice FOR 50 $50. l5oe
down. Address Box B6662 Detroit Times
COLORED-l6-room kifchenettes. close %
John y furnace refrigeration. etc
SPLENDID income, $500 DOWN. Ca
diIlac 1906
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

CONFECTIONERY with grqryi lovely
living quarters, selling accent lines |.
$500 $500 down. 60i Cherry Wyandotts.
Mlchigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

lBFRKLEY Ready 20 occupy. rooms
law, space for tub, garage, 81 $50, $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

CROSSE He
Psauflful rfverfr1nt home living, dining
Kitchen bedrooms bath. keeper
quarters: lot 15OX6n0, Sl2 600 terms
EdEar j. Fitzgerald, Phone Crosse lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
CHAPMAN FARMS


CHAPMAN FARMS
Restricted 20 81 500 homes. beautiful loca
ton and rich soil. / mile east OF Flat
Rock on Gibraltar road acres on pave
ment, $3.50, terms. Crossman. HO. 6i44
CHERRY HILL RID. new Beck Rd. sec
tion)--4 acres 2-bedroom home, fu
basement. modern bath. 2-Car garage, barn
fenced. cement drive 100 fruit and shade
trees school bus at door, near bomber
plant: 1875: down payment 70 mortgage
balance S23 month See otto y. Schatz.
2sl55 Ford Road. DE. 1000.
NEW 5-rm. house on large lots In Rouge
Park district. city water. bus phone
available: no cash needed 20 move In. New
man. Schoocraft and Middlebelt Roads
SEE THE w!1Eat-gFe7FfFF ms ~ acres
excellent drainage. close in. only $3.50
acre. Newman. Goddard and lnkster Kds.
START the new year with home OF your
own. We have new homes near your work
which need finishing inside; n You have a
good Job we can arrange financing OF down
payment: nrst contract payment due March
LIST. Newman. Ecorse and Middlebelt Rds.
y ACRES-$SeWer. water. gas. walks; $3.50
Office cor. 13Mne and Greenfield. open
Sat. sun. Judson Bradway co. RA. 300
5 ROOMS unfinished Lot 70N301; bargain.
small dn. payt sun, ewes w. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
NORTHEAST SECTION
1oe9l GRATIoT

SOMERSET
Several new brick homes with Fas
heat. priced f.am 81 300 New. clean
district. near school ard bus Only
SI1 monthly including taxes. Terms.
ROSNITOR
new bungalows. Sf,390. - - 100
only 5000 down S3i - $50 month M
'cludins taxes new district
CAMDEN. 1889
bedroom brick fireplace tile fea-
lures large front porch = gar near
best shopping sec on east side. good
transportation, 50 500.
FAIBMOI NJ, i5e6s
New : room brick bungalow tiled
bath gas heat efiic WIN durG oafe
this attractive home for 50 $50 Large
selection ~ lots nearby
WADE. 1887
% New room hung attic Ready 20
move ln. 81 500 incl. MORTGAGE costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
1882 MACK AVE.

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AUDUBON. 53oa
Bet Warren Erd r. outer Drive
rooms. ! bedroom, hvafery nrs'
floor. bedrooms tile bath. End
floor: Gear gar large lot. 81 500 On.
BAIFOI u, S6t
Crosse Po'rfe south az jefferson
large BEDROOMS. baths and lava
- to-v 20d tlnor maids quarters 5rd
floor. nook i-ntary Price reduced 10
SIS, SOC
nTVONSHIRE. 5e65
Income 50. upper rented $50 20;
lower vacant newly decorated Move
IN immediately and live ~ THIS beau
tiful home for only $lt - per month
plus taxes.