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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
lckes Asks
New Pipeline

Washington. Nov. 24.-P)-Pr-
tr"i"um C"uroinatUr lCkcs told 81
congressional committee today n,
has requested authority to con.l,.i,.,
Il second ne" oil pipeline from the
southwest oil fields 10 the New York
Philadelphia area. and said if al
proved II would add 100000 barrel
daily lu eastern OIL supplies.
ihc interior >CCi Ct,lrv told q IIous~
interstate commerce subcommittee
II would take from nine To tlyCi, {
months 10 build the Inc If authority
and prInrIiIcS were granted.
Ii would supplement line alrcadv
being built from LOnGviCw, tex. 10
Norris City, H., and thence To- Nc,,
Jersey.
The line already being bull, r
Illinois. ICECS SAID. j. scheduled Gu..
completion 10y December IL. but pro.
badly would be held up because OF q
labor shortage and delays in Uo-
tanning pumping equipment.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
Negro Soldier
Held In Death

Portland Ms. Nov. 81 - (NID--
County Attorney Albert kuud~"u
said nc would apply today for war
rant charging Charles Adkins. %
vcar.old Ncrrr private from EN-
poria. Va. with murder in last
nights waterfront Staying of two
o,hcr Negro soldier guards and a
white civilian.
\ Springfield rifle bullet which
killed Ncl.on Hawkins. 65. fore
man at the Portland G3N Light Co.'S
riant. went through the pclviS OF
william Dyer. about 80. another Gas
company worker. who was in crit-
cal condition at a Portland hospital.
Tho Negro victims were Private
George Chambers Of Rocky Mount.
Y e.. and Edward Murray of New
YORK City
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
Power-Grant
Bill Before
Committee


Washington. NOV. 2i.--(hrO-Rc-
I,i"td g.Sla;ion granting President
roosevelt broad authority 60 su,-
!'hn immigration and tariff rcguIa-
"o"S is before the House ways and
mans committee today.
INC new version l., a substitute for
|" discarded measure under which
,o Presidents powers would have
''vn Virtually unlimited
"hiic containing in q large mca,.
a.' me general authority requested
- me President in a special nc
sc 10 Congress. The modified bill
w. ,acs that any alien admitted I"
s, united States through executive
w., PtEslon Of immigration law. could
~, remain more r:rl is months
Wv" IN" acl allowing thc Suspcm-
S'oh expired.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
Their Wives
FlzSI, DENT
I'o Prison
Three Couples Con-
vtctcd Vi Giving Aid
And Comfort 10 Nazi
S;apoteur; Electrocu-
ten Date For Men Is
January IL.

Chicago, Nov. 2I.-(APD-
Three men who became Amcri-
can citizens in name only were
sentenced To death today for
treason. Their wives. convicted
with them. were each fined $40
COO and sentenced 10 % year;
Imprisonment.
Federal Judge William J.
f"...;Lcii called them "pawnS of
"Nd H. tiHinr t.cir pm
ishmcnt he said, This is Il var of
pr"GIr against people as well aS
canTG.' against cannon. TO en-
GIF..:rr the Eamc front, there
ara enable as the act
Of spik.n-. Gur guns i'm the face
Of the enemy"
The whitehead defendants, win
heard their sentences without appar-
tI '.'i'hbh. ..-.c proved la iIJN'
.,s'i aud Crmiurtcd Herbert Ii;ii
executed in Washington August 8.
" q. So. ,..-4-t 4.Lpp, Ea--
ms. i{lns and Erna IIaupi: his
uncle and aunt, Walter and
Lu"iil' Frncl:liuG: and iNn
friends q: the family. Otto and
Kat" E'rr.in.
The convicted men and WCmcn H..
tened with their eyes glued on IN.
JuG"c'. iJcC. They heard ,Lr IN,
'cut,rc,d t. h, cicc rncU:rd Iang,ll.
-. They heard the women con
GcuHCd 10 spCnt most of the rest ..
'n'Ir lives in prison, And then they
leaned back II their chairs. WcrgH
teamed TrruS the chairs that sep
ma'cd him from his wife. picked IA
her hand. kissed il and iaId 1t bach
IN her lap
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
Elections
Board Meets
Appeals From Ora
ham And Brunswick
Counties Charge H.
legal Use OF Absen-
tee Ballot.

Raleigh. Nov. 2I.-(APl-Th"
stat" board nf elections. mrctiu.
today 10 certify returns from
the grncra! election, took under
Amusement appeals from Ora
ham and Brunswick counties
after hraring that contained
charges 1f Illegal use of the alb
Scntrc ballot.
Cherokee county passed il, ..
roriuity iu hc heard and There ...
unofficial word at the hcnriu- o.. e
Watau@a county. where 500 D..n'
Ncrc disputed. also would ur a..
ct is case.
The situation in Graham pu'y
was confusing at least thr,. g-...
before the election. Chairman -. y
Lucas Of the board said .@w 'uH'
'ic had received u.uHErr. n......
rom that county that a.. sh.. 100
Hartman could not uc located. !,
y. tJaCi;) Mp"pH"N. repre- yr'.G- 'H,
Democrats. charged 'ng' E".'n f.
ans made ILLEGAL usc of the ali.
sCntCc ballot .u ..ar ga g, ard tina
SINE Democratic absentee ballots
were not Property r"au'.d.
Alton Lennon. of WI'wiua'nn. rep
rc.rntinc Brmn.U.c, Republicans.
crni"ud"d that spotted ua'lu's we"
improperly handled J'd that ballots
which in reality were NOT spoiled
were no; properly c'a"'rd "ccn,s"
elections officials did 900: Euo" the
proper procedure. som. HlIi'i,. no
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
No Japanese
NowReach
.G;uadalcanal
Secretary Knox Says
II emf orc ent Or
Nipponese Troops In
Solomors Is Very I'm
likely Since Great Sea
Victory.

Washington. Nov. 2l.-(AP)
Secretary Of the Navy Knox
said to-day ii was Every unlike
ly' that III" Japanese were get
ting rcinfnrc, mru;S t. their
I roOpS opposing American
forces on Guadalcanal in the
Solomon. islands.
1T is possible. bat not prob
able. Knox told press con-
ference, "bccauSc rigid United
States patrols are WORKING day
ana night.
Inc Japanese have not been
reported handing mUrc ,ruups Oh
tile cmDaiIIcd Island since thrIr
6r,at ana unsuccessful DRIVE
almost two weeks ago 10 land
huge forces and OVcrwheim the
.>hie4 ivdi. uv.,uGrIS GI tur am
I.rrn InCrc
Prior 10 The Dig push the Jap
ancSc had the method vi feeding IN
an average OF about 900 men every
second night, landing them from
cruiser-destruyer groups.
Ii VAS tins practice that Knox
WIS asked about at his press con-
ference and his answer clearly in
Dictated belief that al least Tor
ihr tAnr beng The Japanese uuups
ON the island, principally 10 the west
ward of American positions, are
virtually cut off from the rest of
their forces in he northeastern
SOlomons.
Knox said that the Americans
meanwhile were continuing 10 wild
on their area Of control, particular
y by pressing back the enemy for
ccs on the American western iru...
lie confirmed that fighting ..,
been going On 10 the westward ul
Point Cruz. which is IA little muru
than four miles beyond the airlic.d.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
Hy The Associated Press,

forces hammered the axis into
an ever narrowing corridor
along the Mediterranean coast
from Iibya To TuniSia.
German HEADQUARTERS az
knowlcdgcd with rare frankncsS
that the Red armies had pcnc-
traicd into nazi defense fines
south of Stalingrad and III the
big loop of The Don river west
"i the long bcSicgcd Nolga cS,.
The nazi cOmmuniquc said
vaguely that counter measure,
ar" proceeding"
In the far Pacific. American
and Australian troops under
General Douglas MaCArthur
iuri"u>ly attacked the las.
d"indiing nest of Japanese re-
>I'!anCc on the Papuan pCnin-
Sula. in New Guinea. and L. y.
Army heavy bombcrs blasted
Japanese invasion forces amiu
the ruined temples of Man
dall!.
These were the hignlights in i
hours O! mnrohou good news tor t.,
United Nations pm the worlds Inf
flung bai'irlrnuI>. with the picture
'U,ncr frightened by the announced
(CC.t!ulrl on Page Six)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
SAFE BURGLARIZED
AT TARBORO STORE

Tarburo. Nov. ~ (NpD The safe
in Ndrr"W-lrpp'> Hardware Go.
here was opened with drill last
night and $1,000 IN cash and other
NattIIbI,- were stolen
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24
BAKER Joins
Allied Front
With Darlan
Russians Tighten Trap
In Stalingrad Sector;
Allies Close In On
Japs In New Guinea;
Rommel Driven Into
Narrow Corridor.


Allied offcnSivcS Jared Hit.
and Co. further off
balance on every front in World
War II today.
While the Russians steadily
frightened Il gigantic trap ag;:inSt
100000 L. 100000 naZis i'm fin,
NlaIin"rad sector. American
British and Fighting Fr.ncl
'HN The Associated Press
\ "iInan broadcast conceded
Today That An%lU-hmcrican trua-.
Columns were advancing ~
luEI>n aS axis forces dug ir.o
IN" Hiz"rtr-TuniS region 3iaun
me Gull of Gabcs and violent
AR battles ragged for control q.
the skies over the north African
colony.
The daily growing Strcnri.
ni the axis air forces especially
inipairS the advance of BritisI
and American troops" the Bcr-
lin radio said.
The activity of axis trOops i;
Iuni"ia IL limited 10 securing the
district occupied until now and
Ia bringing up further troops
ana materials 81 as to f0rtify this
briGgrhcad ON the north African
coast. which is the strongest by
nature"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-24

Continued on Page Sky
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
TB Clinic
Well Attende

The tuberculosis clinic being Or,
Quoted this week at Scott p,rton
Sanatorium is being well attended !,
was stated today by DR.. \. d. Groa,
county health officers, but appoint"'
mcnt> may still be made tor ova,,
nations ON the remaining DAYS Of tbo
clinic. Persons wishing to attend ~
clinic should phone the sanators,rn,
between the hours of 9 a. H.. and 4
p. m. for appointments.
Thursday and Friday are reserved
for Colored patients, leaving only IN
morrow Tor white patients who wish
10 make appointments.
Thirty persons were examined yes
tcrday ~ DR.. w. II. Roper. Il S.ato
S~anatorium, who is conducting tho
clinic with assistance Of members NJ
the staff Of the county health DEPART
mcnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
Labor Bill
Withdrawn

Continued from Page One)
but permitting the adjustment OF
A"gt~.
Cornally anc Dyr- engaged in q
lengthy argument in which Byrd de-
Manded to know whether Connally
could give assurance that President
Roosevelt would outline a wal labor
policy in a radio address scheduled
for tonight.
Byrd said the Presidents cost OF
living message to Congress yester-
day had "practlcally nothing in il
about d labor program. The Presi-
dent recommended wage controls
by executive agencies and opposec
lIaC'mtut OF legislation which
would suspend the 40-hour week.
COnnally said he didn't know Wha'
the President intended to say.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
\. 0. FALKNER DIES
IN WATTS HOSPITAL
For Well Known
Henderson Man To Be
Held Tomorrow

II. O. Falkner, for 40 years Il res
dent of Henderson and a well known
business nan of the city during muCl
OF that time. died at $3.50 O'CluC.,
this morning in Watts hospital, DuG-
nam. where he had been a patient lC.'
The past several weeks.
Death was attributed To a sudden
ledrt attack. suffered after Mi. taii;-
ner vas believed well ON the road
to recovery from a series Oj opera
tons which he had undergone at the
hospital. He lived only SO minutes
after first sustaining the heart at
tack.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at + O'Clock from
the First Methodist church, OF WhiCi,
he had been a member for fifty
years and a trustee FOR Is years, ana
VIII be conducted by the pastor, lic,.
8. c. RcaVis. Intermcnt Will be maize
n EInWood cemetery.
P]allbcarers Will be his sons. T.. @.
.7alkncr, Robert NJ. Faulkner. Iiam,i-
on II. Falkner. Douglas +. Fal!;ntr.
and John NJ. Falkner, and three sons
n-laW. j. Maurice Allen, Robert /.
Oakley and w. II. Mitchell. Honor
airy p~allbearers are yet to be select
ed.
Hammic Ovcrton Fal};ner W
oorn January ), 1915. in Warren
county, and was 81 year, tI.y,
months and 90 day. old It th~ tInla
of his death. He was the son Of JOHN
H. Falkncr and Martha Falkncr, both
Of whom have been dead for ranE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
CARD GE THiNI>.

! want =, thank all of my friends
r0j nejahhors and the members Of
thc IJendcr. on Fire Department fer
fhcIr c2c~l'cnt work in helping 10
control the torczt fire that swept ny
place Saturday, afternoon. an
grateful to every one who q. ted.
r. W. SATTERWHITE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
SCHOOLS TO HANDLE
GAS RATION T

Washington, April 28.-tAP,
John W. Studebaker, United
States commissioner of educa-
ton, said today that registration
for the gasoline ratiOning pro-
ran May II, Is and II would
be handled at the schools of the
II affected states. the District
of Columbia and Bristol, Tenn.
A newly hatched ostrich weigh
about three pounds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
Hard Fight May
Result In Congress:

Continued from Page One)
tive leaning toward the profit idea
as an incentive to do things" ana
added:
There wouldn't be much incentive
TO go beyond the limit proposed by
me President"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28

! Robert (Beieveitor-not) Ripley was especially drawn for the Defense
SAVINGS Program
Evening star., 1942-03-29
No Metal
Can Touch
This Set
That's How Movie
Technicians Aid
War Effort
Wide World News.

Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.
Movie propmen are experts ut do
ing things with distance and per-
spective that trick the judgment
and bafIle the eye.
Recently they completed . most
unusual film set for The Constant
Nymph" by constructing an old
chalet upon imitation Swiss Alps
made of new, trashy sawed wood.
but painted to give 1t an ancient
appearance.
wouldn't that type of camouflage
be tremendously helpful to the war
effort?" a studio visitor inquired.
TT would" replied Art Director
Carl Jules Weyl, save for one
thing. The real help to the war
effort is that we've concocted this
set with hardly a bit of metal In the
whole thing.
This pump"-he laid his hand on
an old-fashioned pump in the mid
die Of the yard-'it's constructed
entirely Of wood. with special pro-
cessing to bring out the appearance
of metal
And that bell over there"-point-
ing to what looked like a miniature
town hall gong atop pole-"from
Evening star., 1942-03-29
this distance. 10 feet, you wouldn't t

this distance, 10 feet, you wouldn't
believe 1t isn't iron.
And the cardboard hinges on the
doors of the chalet are another bit
Of conservation, vitality necessary II
we're going to cooperate to the full
est extent with the Governments
metal-saving campaign"
But why couldn't movie propmen
be useful for daubing up the coun-
tryside with camounage paint, II
needed. to the point where an air
plane factory looks like a marathon
dance hall, or vice versa?
Paint" explained Weyl, "is not
very good for deception now. The
infra-red treatment exposes every
thing, shows 1t up indelibly for what
1t really is. There are other means
for disguise, Of course, but I've been
talking to military authorities-and
that's another storyl'
Then he went on about his unique
business around the movie set Of
making reality out of illusion.
Or Is that vice versa, too?
Evening star., 1942-03-29
By Sierid Arne,
Wide World News,

father ran q general store in North
ern Nevada. and Low has sold
dresses in East st. Louis, and run 9
shop in Arkansas. He came back tc
San Francisco to. open Chinatown'a
first cocktail bar.
He was told he was crazy, then
too. Now Chinatown has eight
cocktail bars.
Low may have been the nrst
Chinese to play golf. He is still the
only Chinese polo player-plays with
the San Mateo team. and owns his
own string Of ponies. He and his
mother put up the first modern
apartment house here for Chinese
only. and he opened the first
Chinese stock exchange here.
His night club has become, since
the war, sort Of crossroads for the
cafe society Of the South Pacific
They're flooding in here from
Shanghai, Hong Kong. Singapore
They all seem to show up at
Charles in search of the gay. easy
nights of the Orient that are no
more.
Charles glad to see them But
his special favorites are the dough-
Evening star., 1942-03-29

boys headed In the other direction.
He knows about their $2l q month.
50 he's given orders:
Sailors and soldiers can come In
for the floor show take '''e, and
order q glass of water, II S the
current size of their be
The white tie trade .rrives
late has to wait in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Board and Room
Business Places for Rent

ENTIRE second floor corner, 42NiOO IT.. At
57O3 Chene Street for commercial pur-
poses. for lease. Call at 5706 chcne street
lVanho% 1897
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Houses for Sale
East Of WoodDard)

ALGoNAc home on 81. Clair River :
rms, Z bedrms.. and hath. large lot "a
rage and boat well Real bargain, terms
ca. 5000 AR 1910
ALMOST new brick. rooms. bath: base
meut, II. A: floored attic: Smile.
Harper sec; city bus; only 50 900 with
feAAnnahlR down HnrrYi 2nQIi Harner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
DETROIT SUNDAY TINES fPHoNE Cherry 5000


W. VERNoR-BLVD. -- Brick 4-nat. rooms
each; all oak furnaces, 65-ft. Tot, g.
car garage: $500. terms vi l-lfO0.
so Two-FLATs. VARIOUS SECTIONS
thousand. Good buy SCHWARTZ. 4f7
Book Building. CADILLAC 42iS.
coLORED-PRICED ONLY $3.50
Richmond. and 4. slate roof gar. Ed
terms.
1905 Wood. TR. 1885
CoLoRED-BEAU west side corner
brick. 3-family ana store, stoker heat .
recreation room tbasementl garages :
Sl2. 900: substantial dowa pas m En- L
GRAzIER, Tyler 4-5536.
coLoRED $3.50 Rlchmondl 2-family
basement. steam heat, $3.50 On. Frederick
Rivard--Brick. 2-family, Sc furnaces,
$500 dn 1851 DelmaT- 2.famiy ? furnaces
$3.50 down. Edeman. 952S Oakland. TO.
l7-4le3.
coLoRED bargains. family 744i
John (Hortonl. 81 800 down; two
family, s2s Bethune. 1875 down. eight
room brick single. $50 Aarston. $500
down. owner. TY. 7-s057
coLoRED--i536e-s TWELFTH. Two-nat.
six each hot afr, two garages ONLY
- 900. 500 down. CALL TODAY! Many
other properties. ELLIS HAMLAR, Trim
ity 2-s544.
coLoRED sPEcIAL,i North OF Bouie-
ward. seven-family: 7 each: 81. 900
down. SINGLES. fats. rooming houses,
ANY section. FRANK WILEY. Trinity
2-976T
ICoLoRED-2 -fam. Cameron. 8 ga. fun
basement: mod only $3.50 down.
F. SLOBIN
e306 Wood. TR. 1-036s
lcoLoRED AMERICAN. 7274-1O-room ?
family fat; GOOD CONDITION. only
81, 900 down. VI. 1-i400.
col FcD-Two- family. rooms each
81, $50. $3.50 down; monthly payment $40.
iIsOe Fast Dawson.
coLoRED-BEsT BUY IN TOWN, IS, 900
2-fam.. SIS. n. a. hit, $3.50 dn. NE. e163.
lcoLORED = sIX-family, north Of Blvd.
ONLY 81 900 On. JENKINS. TR. 2-s761.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
VACANT

.TUNG GROVES AND LAND Free New
Folder In color. 8. c. Thigpen. Pr
cayune Miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Fists for Sale
(East of WoodUard)

IedI pHIBaIH, IeIHS, IN. f<VV' . w y.
MCCLELLAN NEAR MACK
10 rms, u basem't. Only 50. $50, low payt.
ERB PLAZA 613i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

scHoo, CRAFT wEsTwooD - Modern
oaiy years old, broom bungalow. III
bath and shower 81 900 down. x3l pc
month including taxes. vi 1-i4OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

BIRMINGHAM 3-bedroom, brick, two
baths. den bedroom, bath nrst noorlss
wooded lot: 1880. Terms. Immediate poe~
session. Birmingham 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

SMALL house and acre; $40 cash. balance
financed. Newman. Wayne and Goddard.
SMALL house for sale. 10 be moved $3.50
Puritan. owner, Twinbrook l-6307.
sTRATHMooR. l6IS0--New defense home :
attic and basement. $3.50 down. open.
VIZ. SLAP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
s9Os Wood. TR. i-O36s

COLORED-PRICED ONLY -. $50
Richmond. and 4. slate roof; gar. Z;
terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Offices. Desk Room for Rent

AT A MOST attractive rate,
large or small units in a de-
sirable downtown building.
Full floor II desired. Fred G.
Nagle, CA. 174n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
OFFICE SPACE

OFFICE SPACE
GRAND RIVER. s225, NEAR JOY RID.
WILL REMODEL; UP TO 1000 SQUARE
FEET OF sECoND FLOOR OFFICE
TENANT HEAT AND AUTOMATIC
ELEVATOR SERVICE FURNISHED.
PHONE J. y. SINK. CHERRY 3TTO.
$50 MICHIGAN AVE
WE THREW out all the old furniture
replaced N with new up-to-date desks
and neesssaries we reanished The walls
and put In indirect lighting Come In and
see how swell they look Everything
completely moderated. Private offices SIS
10 $50 per month including telephone servz
ice Public stenoerapher available 1900
Cadillac Square Buiding, opposite National
Bank Bids. ca. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
COLORED

2O3s DEARING
Frame two.hat rooms each; as low az
$500 down and S35 per month. CA. roo.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExCH., INC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

HUNTERS cabin. heated. electricity good
hunting. ,, schreiber. East TsWss Mich.
s,Hr route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

CoLoRED-BEAUTI west side corner
brick. 3-famiy ana store stoker heat
recreation room tbasemenD' garages
Sl2, 900; substantial dowa pa No I.
IGRAZIER Tyler 4-5336.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Houses for Sale


SIX ROOM colonial. large lot. picket fence
gar. Only 81. 500. terms Sargent A.
Co. $40 y. state Fair. TW. 1-55ll.
SIX ROOM. 45-f, lot. 81 200, 81 600 down
north Of Smile Road and John Il.
NOrthlawn 122I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

SMALL estate, modern farm house hot
water heat large parcel wooded land,
paved frontage; low tax. G.. r. Woods sec. /,
EasOnable terms zlpff HAFoer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
DEARBORN 2ooO

EXCELLENT location. sehooiersn NJ
ana 7-scre parcels. 80 low 80 go Don.
Newman. $4,000 Plymouth Pa
FARMs-sny sire. prcs. terms 6<S1
Co. Hanson Osborn. Realty. Mart. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

iOfi Alter Road, i5x4O, heated $40
1918 Alter Road l5xf0. heated $40
1917 After Road. l5xs0. heated $40
1899 T.. Jefferson, 20x57 heated 500
Io327 y. Warren, 20x46, mod'n front $50
THE DETROIT BANK RA 5565
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

A NEW LOG CABIN
Lake and River Property for Sale

WATER FRONT lot. Clinton River: 61x
$50: only s445. CA. 1900. TU. 2-ozISs
5o4 ACREs--Resort property. 1.so0 fsee
frontage. on lakes. large trout pond. y.
mile trout creek, fair timber. good roads
nne fishing. good hunting; choice locatioe.
30 miles from Duluth. MINI, % miiee
Superior, Wis, 1 mile from the famous
Bruie River. Can subdfvide TO suit purr
chaser. Would accept auto ss part Pay
ment Only si2 acre; terms Owner
Renouf. Superior. Wis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

GOLF CLUB SIC
open sun. 2:30 10 y. m; 1884 Oak
Drive; 10 rooms, tile baths. reconditioned;
vacant; only fi,4s0 down. move riEht IN
paw bal ike rent l.. q. simpson. CA
O32t or To S-fTp4
HOMER WARREN q co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
DEARBORN, WEST

222A PARK AVENUE, Groom home; four
down, five bedrooms bath up; oak floors
and finish; new furnace: lot 5Ox166: ideally
located for shopping, schools and church;
easily transferred 10 2-fsmily: only Ss 500.
Arthur wsbber. 222s3 Michigan. Dearborn
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-12-24

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