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Evening star., 1942-03-09
Singo's Aris, Setter,
Sweeps Marlboro
Field Trials
D. c.-Owned Dogs Among
Scorers; Event Draws
Enthusiastic Crowd

Field trials, in which emphasis Is
placed on performance rather than
on looks and conformation as in
bench shows, are becoming tncreas-
ingly popular around here, both with
dog fanciers and the general public
This was marked yesterday and
Saturday at the spring trials Of the
Marlboro Field Trials Club which
brought out not only a heavy entry
list, but also one Of the biggest
groups Of spectators assembled In
this section for several years. Trial
dogs-which incidentally don't have
to be pure breds-usually put on q
real show and such was the case
yesterday with 48 dogs running.
Crowd Doesn't Affect Dogs.
Seemingly unperturbed by the big
crowd which followed afoot and on
horseback about 100 yards behind,
the dogs ranged all over the Bill
lingslea and Green Landing farms
and such were the performances OF
many entrants the judges had q
hard time deciding the eventual win
ners. Field trials are judged not on
how a dog holds its head or tail
or how glossy is its coat, but on how
much ground it covers. its speed, its
obedience to the handler and how
many coveys it finds in the bird
field, q tract Of about 80 acres in
which quail have been liberated.
Yesterdays two events, the shoot
ing dog stake and the members
shooting dog, both were won by
Singo's Aris, setter owned by Mrs.
Louis Promos of Chillum and han
died by her husband. For taking
the members stake, Singo's Aris
won a first leg on the Joseph E.
Ralph Memorial Trophy. which
must be taken three times for
permanent possession.
Kings Dogs Score Heavily.
Second in the open shooting dog
went to Carolina Royal Duke, a
pointer owned by Harry Werner,
Reading, Pa, and handled by E. G.
King OF Rixeyville. Va, while third
place was won by Whirlaway Ferris
Bob, a pointer owned by Julius
Marcy of Washington and handled
by King.
Beaumark, setter owned and
handled by King, took second in
the members shooting dog, while
third went to Rappahannock j., a
pointer owned and handled by
Porter Carter of Washington. King
was the most successful Of all the
dog men present yesterday and
Saturday. Not only did he have
the two seconds and a third yes
terday, but on Saturday he handled
the winning all-age dog and the
third-place puppy.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
BY the Associated Press.

BY this Associated Press.
GRAND JUNG TION, Tenn,
March 9.-Three pointer@the last
contestants out of q field of IS
top-notch dogShad their chances
today at the colorful national field
trials championship.
Contact, from G. Dawson Cole
mans Lebanon Kennels at Lebanon,
Pa, and Mercer Mill Jake. owned by
B. c. Goss Of Cleveland, Ohio. were
paired for the morning heat.
How's Chances, pointer bitch
carrying the hopes of o. E. Massey
of Mount Holly, N. c., was the only
entrant for the afternoon heat.
The three dogs braced for today's
races completed the entry list for
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Tribe Might Need
Lands Support
BY the Associated Press.

by IIIF hSSUNIdItU FIeSS'
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
9.-Cleveland. dropping in on the
st. Louis Cardinals today, won
dered whether the ninth-inning
incident in the Indians 5-to-3
verdict over the Cincinnati Reds
yesterday was some kind of an
omen.
Pinch hitter Eddie Lukon
fouled one of Jim Bagby's pitches
into the stands where Kenesaw
Mountain Lands. baseball COM
missioner, took it in his bare
hand for "the catch of the day"
Evening star., 1942-03-09

Conditions may be different today,
but a war is war and If the all-out
effort Of 1918 wrecked the minors
the same might be expected this
year.
This was the picture in 1913:
Only one minor league-the In
ternational-completed what passed
for full season. That circuit sur
vived until Labor Day to match the
bobbed seasons Of the majors, and
saw q mid-season franchise shift.
Many Clubs Failed to Open.
Many minor clubs failed even to
open and the others struggled along
only to expire wheezily somewhere
along the route.
In the American Association, two
clubs had played II games and the
others few games less when it was
decided enough was enough. Kansas
City was on top when taps were
sounded.
The six-club Pacific Coast League
carried on for better than 100 games
before quitting, with the Vernon
club In first place.
The Southern Association, which
enjoyed q good season in 1917,
breathed its last after playing 10
games. New Orleans was leading
at the end Of the short course. The
reason advanced for the curtailment
was too much business outside base
ball" The South was active in war
industries and interest of the Army
camps in baseball dwindled as the
intensity Of training for A. E. F.
duty pushed everything else into
the background.
Leagues Folded Up Early.
Other leagues that braved the
start Of the campaign suffered SIM
liar fates. The old Western League
collapsed after about IS games; the
Eastern got in about So; the old Pa
cific Coast International went out
July 7. after dwindling to three
clubs. Tacoma and Spokane
dropped out in May and Vancouver
threw up the sponge in June. The
four-club Virginia League stag
gered through so games, and the
six-club Texas League gave final
gasp and died after less than 80
games.
Oddly enough, the chief reason
given for the demise of minor league
ball in 1918 was the overwhelming
prosperity in the cities in which the
clubs were located.
With plants working day and
night shifts, and wages sky high
the workers refused to sacrifice ever
few hours pay to watch a bal
game. working in many instances
seven days a week TO get full ad'
Evening star., 1942-03-09
SABBATH Coli Spark|es,
Although Outsiders
Sweep Big Race
Races Move to Tropical
Park After Enjoying
Success at HiuIeuh
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March 9-Alsab was
beaten again in the $4,000 Widener
Handicap, but racing men agreed
today his creditable fifth-place show
ing added tremendously to his statue
as Kentucky Derby hope.
His fifth and Woodvale Farms
Our Boots fourth place were all the
big-name horses could salvage In
one of the most surprising Widener
races in Hialeah Park history.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney's The
Rhymer, an outsider that paid $3.50
even though grouped with two other
horses in the field, surprised even
his own jockey and trainer by COM
ing up from nowhere to win.
E. r. Bradley's Best Seller, a So
to-1 shot, was a head back in second
place and another of the lowly
field" trio, Thomas HoweI's
Olympus, was third.
Races Move to Tropical Park.
The Florida racing scene shifted
today to Tropical Park for the open
ing of a 29-day program, high lighted
by the $4,000 Tropical Handicap
April 10.
The Hialeah meeting was ad-
Judged a success by track officials,
even though attendance was 481 ,248,
a figure 49,337 under the l940-4l
season. The seasons total betting
was s1,528,721 under the s25,457,259
waeered last year.
The Rhymer, which was whipped
In a Grade B Handicap here last
week, seemed badly beaten in the
early going. He was ninth at the
three-quarter mile mark and had
managed to pull up only as far as
sixth when the field began a wild
scramble down the stretch.
Then little Eddie Arcaro, the same
Jockey who won the $25,OOO Fla
mingo a week before with Ben F.
Whitaker's Requested, made mas
terful bid for victory. He brought
The Rhymer up with tremendous
surge of speed and took over the
lead just at the wire.
Great Horses Humiliated.
The Rhymer's spectacular victory
left nine of Americas greatest thor
oughbreds running along out of the
money.
Behind Our Boots and Alsab in
sixth place was w. L. Brann's Chal-
ledon, horse of the year in 1899 and
1910. In eighth place was Charles
S. Howards great California star,
Midland, followed by Louis Tufanos
favored Market Wise.
Brann's Pictor wound up 18th, but
even so he was ahead of Mrs.
Parker Cornings Attention. How
ards Porter's Cap and Arnold Han
gers Dit.
Both Arcaro and Trainer John
Gaver said that even they had only
the slinnest hopes before the race
that The Rhymer would look any,
Evening star., 1942-03-09

Track.
Catholic University annual in
door meet, Riverside Stadium.
TOMORROW.
Exhibition Baseball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, Or
lando, Fla.
Basket Ball.
Girls section, Evening Star
Metropolitan In ters h elastic
Tournament, first round games:
Bethesda-Chevy Chase VS.. st.
Cecilia, Fairfax VS.. Bowie, Roose-
velt High gym, first game 7:;30.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Three Pointers Last to Take
Turns in u. S. Field Trials

the contest, although q second-series
runof still is considered highly
possible by the gallery. When the
judges rode to their posts this morn
ing, there were at least six con-
testants that had good chances for
a second-series runo1 or even the
title.
The favorites and their owners
were Luminary, A. G. C. Sage OF
New York; Norias Kremlin Joe, w
C. Teagle OF New York; Tarheelia' 8
Lucky Strike, Gerald Livingston Of
Long Island, N. Y: Wayside Pat NJ
]. N. Edens, jr., of Corsicana, Tex; i;
Bobbitt's Peerless Pride, Louis Bob
bitt OF Winston Salem, N. c., and
Spunky Creek Nina, Mrs L. A. Hen
ming Of Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1942-03-09

thing except an also ran in the
classieSt field ever run in the Wide
ner.
The race completed the humilia-
tion of five big-name refugees from
California tracks-Challedon, Mo-
land, Dit, Porter's Cap and Pictor.
All except Midland already had been
beaten here this winter.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Exhibition Baseball.
New York Yankees VS.. Wash
ington, Orlando, Fla.
Basket Ball.
Evening Star Metropolitan In
terScholastic Tournament semi
finals: Georgetown Prep VS..
Washington-Lee. Bethesda Chevy
Chase VS.. st. Johns. Tech gym:
first garle, 7..30.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Duke Aids Form Fans

Dukes victory in the Southern
Conference court tourney helped re-
store the faith of form players who
haven't been doing so well.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Shouqhnessy Doing Okoy

Clark Shaughnessy earned about
s12 500 a year at Loyola and about
SO 900 per annum at Chicago, a re-
cent lawsuit revealed.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
Praises Vitumin Pills

Kentucky's Coach Adolph Rupp
credits vitamin pills with winning
the Wildcats Southeastern Confer
ence court title.
Evening star., 1942-03-09
4ab Adds Stature Derby Hope With Fifth Place Showing Wdener
Fate of Minor Baseball in 1918
Indicates Crockup This Year
AII-Out War Effort Easily Could Wreck
Leagues as 1t Did in Lost Conflict
BY WHITNEY MARTIN,

NEW YORK, March 9-Thee has been considerable specu
aon concerning the plight of Minor League baseball this year.
with prospective shortage uncertainty regard night
rationng other factors adding
picture.
leagues only to 1918 to learn
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Bungalows 70, Sale

ASHLAND 3177 near MACK 2 rooms. "a
ages 81 o." down - go
CHAIN FRS near kercheyal 5 rooms ane
s-rrnru $500 down 50 500
i.At & ~ - f--7rn. f fi---f "a
trsk1'e 81 900 down. s. son
'i'i@AN 1882 MACK LFSO% 1880
last DETROIT Nevada Ave 22st0. =
blocks eas' - Grati1' first hsufs south
~ A'e fl.c modern BRICK Ar ron
7.' res hra'. .-ccr garage thoroughly re-
c11'u excellent frsuspor'a'io0 ;. 600
down r- Will AXE free Ard clear Detroit
i- tef'N As foSn raymsr'
CPE& TO-DAY z 70
Hsrzs Co. l'1ss Gratlot. Prospec, o0iC
NAETNDALE NORTH, 1885 Attractive
rDnEaIr0. modern, attic. tasemenf
REASONABLE Terms suhs'An'iA down
fat wer' Private owner Dawson 1858
Eh% DYKES -NHe-1 BLOCK 80 r,y car.
r1r rns sct ha'n. brick veneer. modern
str drive 2..ar sA-Agr ros tax =
t-F, H-y s. 600. her can S.t yer
fH~l% KrGHT HlSEs I>c
-.ii' Van Est s'.'.~ a'1o
VhS uyKF-g w't.E sec s-re rooms
H''t t+r rear prrcN water a~T electric
rcsr' f7 p.sster la' l3srI5s s. 500.
$500 s'- 50 rarth Qui.E passess %.
iH"tN KlGHT \ HI%Fs i$r
-;'i' EA% DYKE SLoCrN $3.50
o.. rtEFARF Eev 2-hsdr1rr models
ready q move .- $500 down. SIS ~
10 axes ard Insurance Ser iHr-f
'"fsF Nl0i GraHo' t,o-< pas, So 10
f-#I.E Var DYKE s-rm co'tsgr base
' So tto t3s5 On Move % oL t-sI
ROOMS ? BEDROOMS = A sarage
1870 pAE > HARRISON rs 1.t45o
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Poles Draw Up
Post War Aims

LONDON. Doc : lUP) Polish
sources revealed today that The
Polish National Council has for
mllatod peace aims which include
restoration Of Poland eastern
'front.' ers as established by the
Riga treaty or 1920.
This would return all territory
taken from Poland by Russia IN
1899.
The council urged close union
Of tho countries Of central and
eastern Europe 10 maintain Se-
curlty against German aggression.
II recommended that Poland be
given greater access 20 tho sea and
a shorter border confronting Ger
many. II urged tho Polish govern
mont 70 take Up The rccommCnda-
ionN immediately with BrISh and
American quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Business Opportunities

ATTENTION HERE'S REAL BUY
Leaving. must sacrifice good paying bee
gsrfen. steady business. thoroughly equip
PED completely rsfrigera'ed adsqust'
restaurant equipment act quickly. 6i2f
Van Dyke Nsnhoe 9o60.
BAKERY wholesale and retail business
For appointment, LAFAYETTE es6s 38i'
Livernos
Il ass.R- HOPPE 20 sh-a. -t.t -t-Ht-tl
FOR sss. ss4i Mack
BEAUTY SHOP -Compiet. modern equip
ueot, established clientele Must s..
quickly because Of essential home duties
81 500. 1858 Woodward
billiard hall for sale Seven tables sooc
location. good equipmen' .si c"ne
after ?. n ~ TO 7-ls7i. Located Al
I033s Tyelf'n street
CLASS G BEER GARDEN sDM license
Factory district. Reasonable. Vine.
WOOD 2.ssos
COMPLETE founain. ana 'uncheon EQUIP
ment reasonable for cash, particular
LEnox os7e
FIRE vulcanizlng equipment sacrihcirs
Immediately rare oppor'unity. T~inbrool
2-lss2 1885 Consnt
FOR SALE
Maohin. sh9p saa IA fsc'ory' eonrl',el,
contract Building Aoor space. $4,000 foot
axe Machnery ana buildings pad for
Postwar business assured from ACTIVITIES
since 1892 Wne0 business %Af fs'ablshed
write Box Aba. Detroit Times
KITCHEN 70 le' beer garden. 10 rem.
sOf3 G-atiot. Arlington 1881 -
LAUNDRY. cleaning establishment 5000
business sacrificing 1888 Vest Warren
PLAZA 5f92
REsTAffRANT- Rent, sale good business.
modern equipment. 1910 Mack. Pros
pec' 32sI
CONSULT ne gufarged Pea Es's's lis
irgs Ia The biz sunday Times Want Al
crrfiorf
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Army Hour Gets
Oversee Pickup

NEW YORK. Dec. : 1NS).-An
elaborate series Of overseas pick
ups in commemoration Of the first
anniversary Of the war VIII feature
the official Army hour heard over
the NBC network tomorrow from
3 30 70 4 30 p. m. CEWT)
Military secrecy prohibits adj
vance announcement of the spe-
c.fic locations, but eight overseas
pickups VIII bring messages from
United States troops abroad.
In addition. from Washington
viii coue speeches by Col r
Ernest Dupuv o. the bureau Of
public relations and Col L. II.
RorocCk Of tho operations division
Of the var departments general
staff Colonel Dupuy VIII ciyo his
weekly report Of tho war while
Colonel Podoock will report on the
situation IN the So'ononS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Farms and Lands for Sale

HA%uT Ht -1HrNENT FhEN 5000 r%
l ~.er 'e depot trv1 y.rf's lake r,
~s'r wu rIr ta rgst ~- .tt good =
-~s fe ." ne fra~s a tetr .aragc
fc- s~c r-.'~f rgHses 10 acres lG
-t""c ptfsfr~ pasture fr4F.
rFvs a. s. 500 gE ~ FE Cats 'ar
NF'r f.- Ff.e cop. SrrJrT REALTY
~ So Ncarr.r0 So Chicago If
FARM 0ra- A'pcra l2r arrse good SOIL
tuttrEs 3'15g cetaTaU-. &Dr'hiavr
--sa
FARMS Any size. irire. terms Oceana
CO Hsrson-Oshurn Reaty. Hart Mich
STATE LANDS s. r1 acre ur complete
is' - cents Michigan Tax SEW Ire
RifeAl Majestic RI1F u-'-c'
CONSULT fre s-sreer Peal Es's's Hst.
MSS 'hr H.E Sn- Times Want -
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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
J7,kie Coogan Cruel,
Wife Says in Her Suit

HOLLYWOOD, Dec : up
Sgt Jackie CooGan. former chic
film star was charged with
cruelty today IN a divorce suit
filed by his second wife, ShowEirl
Flower Parry
Coogan, now m army glider
pilot. and Miss Parry separated
last April. They were married al
Gardnevillc. Nev, Aug. 9. 1911,
while Coogan was IN training
Miss Parry asked custody OF their
cight-month-old son. John An
thony and Sl3l50 monthly for
support.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Little Farms for Sale


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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
40. 900 Sweepers TO Be Sold

WASHINGTON. Dec ) fUPl-
The WPBIodaY released for sale
10 the public 10000 domestic
vacuum cleaners. frozen IN the
hands of manufacturers and pri-
vate brand sellers since Octo-
Der "a.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

Of Texas. Theodore Apsteln, CO..
author Of Manana is Another
Day, has been awarded a $1,000
Rockefeller grant 70 continue
studies OF the Latin-American
theater.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

LN4ND NO.N INAO I >
Mortgage and reAl estate no spprAIsa fee
Elmer sexton. 1929 Ford Building Cadu
.ac 1925
ALL land contracts bought, mtgs. ma1e
McHugh, lii0 Ford Bidg. Cadillac 03i9
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN r. LANPHAR & COMPANY
SIN Floor. Lafayette B.dg. Cadillac 6alo
ANY LAND CONTRACT BOUGHT
quick service. Schwartz Cadillac 42l9
At LOW discounts We buy land contracts
arrange 80 ~ hrst mortgage loans Edw
Fenkel Co. Hammond Bldg. ca. 2563.
CASH for land contracts, quick service
NORMAN SKY, Real Estate. TO 9-33Oo
CONSULT me ENLARGED Real Estate list
inrs IN the blk SUNDAY Times Want -
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
SUNDAY EVENING

500 Y. VI.
WJR-Edw r. Murrow.T.
WWJ-Detroit orchestra. -
CKLW-FirSt Nighter-D.
NhIZ--Sfrcnsde- VI
WE%Ie-Wiisrg WORKERS,
WJBK--Pohsh quiz.
sl5P VI.
WJR Irene Rlch-D.
WNYZ-NeWs Are
NEXi,-Redf9rd tabernacle
WjBk UAW-ClO tslk.
$50 r. VI.
WJR-Sgt. Gene Altry-V.
CkLW Rainbow houf-R.
WY Net ADDITIONS
WJBK-Secro artists-M.
stf5 y. ".
WE$L-M Meadowin Chap.
100 r. VI.
VJB C IN -nsufDs-D.
WNJ--Jack Benny-V
'kLW-Det. Bible class
NKYZ-DreN Pearson T.
NJLB Treasury Parsce
WENi,-Faith Pen'acostal
WJBK-Ftnnish program,
T:i5P. VI.
WY Soldiers of Press.
NfLP- Choral Society
HE%I-Free VIII Baptist.
WJBk-Germ an American
: 81 r. VI.
V1P-We. the People.D.
WV Ban1wagou NJ
CELN Voice ~ prophecy.
W%rZ-Quiz Kids
WJLB-Alphs A OTeCa-R
Wj Bk-tIreek hourly.
TtSP y VI.
WFNir- tood News r.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Wins Rockefeller Grant

AUSTIN, Tex. Dec. ) QNS).-
Author Of one Of the most sue
cesSful plays ever presented by
amateur talent st the University
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties. see your
real estate broker.
GOOD INVESTMENT T-75xil6. Coolidge
Ii Nile section. only $500 Make your
terms. tKathefyn WARREN. HAdison UzF5
a LOTS. sCHAEFER.iO-
SEWERS. WATER, SCHOOLS. ETC
VERY LOW PRICE. CH 2iss
s0X275-sewer. water. gas. walks school
1913; near l3-Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son BradWay Co. RA. 97OO,
COLORED InkSter Lge lots, city water,
sidewalk. $75-Si50, SO dn. DE $500
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
RaAo r. R'ogram,
SUNDAY MORNING

SYMBOLS
- Drams
" Musical
Religious
Talk
N--Variety
This program has been
given The Detroit Times
hX the slations herein
lisied. n the prssenta-
lions as scheduled are not
on the Air. the fault lies
with the stations and not
The Detroit Times.
8 % 4. VI
WJBK-- Morning Melodies.
: 90 4. VI
WEN Wayne Gospel r
N Triumph nj Church
7:l5 4. VI.
NJLB-Nlctry hsditstlous
1880 A ".
CkLW W- Baughey Taher'le.
W%YI--Aunrey Lynn-M.
WJLB-Music
5:i5 A. VI.
W%YZ-Morning dsvotions
90 A ".
WlP-tnrie Ses1 rssd
The Detroit Times sun.
day comics
CKLW-NeVs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
SORRENTO AVENUE

SOUTH or 1-NIIE
This outstanding Colonial in ne most
heau'I'ul part NJ Tho northwest section.
huH ln 1871 Three large bedrooms and
hath, very attractive huEe living room
tiled kitchen. first floor lsvatory spa
riaus recreation room EaesIrc oondi.
'7red heat. hiC rear sCreersd-in p1rgh.
. car EaraGr vel landScapcd, 40XI2o-
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re'trg, us' Ike new prftef for quick
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nerf University I-77Oo
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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Money to Locn
On Real Estate


APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
no FILING FEE
Direct representatives Of life insurance
companies, a. ~ interest. 21 Yearz 20 pa
n q WOODRUFF. lSC
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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Flats for Sale
East Of Woodwdrd)

FISCHER SIS - furnaces 2-rsr s8raE-
real narsair terms @ fgO1 Tt 2.St-9
LAMBERT Nr 81 E.u.t. 4.far base
fur s. BOO 5000 IN Pe''rs PL 1890
kcCLELLAN-Nr MACK 81 rsss 81 ~
sac. IS, 700. $500 On. Fstuns PL tO3o
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

1900 NOON
WJR-Nan Your stations.
WNVJ Hospitality Time
CKLR To be announced.
W&NE-Radio schoolh0use.
WJLB-Jeptsh Hout.
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" J BIZ Czecnoslovak prog.
l2.i5 y. ".
NJR Archbishop Spsilnan
WCAR-Nsws
~ so 3. VI.
WJR-In our opinion.
WWJ--Garden Hour
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WCAR-Nuslc.
WExIe- Polish Church
" JBk- Invisible Church
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WUi-SsRE
" WNYI-America needs YOU
W WEhls-Lutheran Church.
.n0 v. VI.
NJR--Cnurch Of the Air,
" NWJ--IlCtory business
CKLW--Voice ~ iomorrow
VICAR BriChtmoor tAb'cls
NNIZ-Week "a review
WE%fl-PsrEside Gospel
WJBk-Polish varieties W.
1;l5 T.. VI.
NWJ-Masfer Canariss
CKLW-Dresm Housc-M.
WSiZ-Nrace of CIO
HJLB-t krainlsu Hourly.
l30 r. ".
WJR- Mothers album.
WWJ--Chsn Der music.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Income BungaioWs for Sale
(West of Woodudrd

WARK AVENUE
Good So income, fireplace sioker. new
roof and trkotc 4o.n Dot: 2-car gar
lower vacant, move right m sell 50 sQQ
win good cash payment, hal. but $50 per
mo Upper tenant pays his nr. carilne
ana LiVernOis nus and stores Mr. Stmp-
son. ca O32i or TO 3-i7si
HOMER WARREN co
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

E<GOY $500 MONTHLY
~ - Yourself trFesf ory s. 200 - fni'
-~ntsrr vel -ng..' az Rents ray off csb'
Rr ts.Gs goes ur Trs s'frsrtifs p-nG.
sr'y VI uRre so. .r.cper .ert isr'' ~ ID
tn t''fa' a. Fars srG FlEstes f-nr Mr
Bg1..-r
$50 o"o CASH FIessr' s. az. : -oors
Es-t Slf 'nn Sarr.ttrs T-.rr {i-' 200
e.-1h .H4t.s sound lc rfr Investment.
-iIs fa'4,' '7sr'ssrt value $500 res cash
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$50 p60 CASH Believe ~ 'hs ~
-.ts'Ar1.rs quality money rs-sr ~ tnts
~AL.c r.'} Going for hs'f ~ % Rsauffli
sarr. e.1Ef Just .firs s. 00C rr' cash
fsr se4rsef after al eRperse ard -,E
fsrw's Ju" 1re - these SO c.F.tatts
Ntrn 'rer a~s gone 'Hey 20 gore.
HOMER WtPRFN 4 co
Irs-s' P"YfrcAt.e <.r..s
fp0 p Tr BIDS CA 90
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Flats for Sale
West OF WoodWGrd)
FORD MOTOR DISTRICT

Riverside drive near DIX avenue Brick
rooms each. not air furnaces ons
coo. ana ere gas General condition good
sU-f' .ot s.de drive 2.car gsrAgs. Call
~ ~. or TTsr f-siJs
StEPALpT s-5 brick; natural nrep'sces
ear garage @. 800. IT, 2-sf7a
CDLCRED Williams T~o.fA' 81 $50
$500 down stovs heat schwartz
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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Income Bungalows for Sale

WEST DEARBORN room income bun
galow, garage 50, 500. terms Ma,uszsw
SKI 1917 Michigan.