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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Naturally, we do not know
where Old I'll got this informa-
ton, but he has been correct con-
sistently in the past, 30 well string
along with him.
Conversations have reached the
''pernt" where the Dodger brass
hats have decided to "a hire
hymn-slinging Hickey as replace
ment for Lieut.. Col. Larry Mac
Phail. or CD operate without a
general manager. letting the direc-
tors do the general supervising
At least, that's what our agent
says.
He AIDA, "And II you know
this board Of directors. you
can bet right now that Hickey
h In. These directors are nice
feilcr personally. but they
don't want 20 he bothered d.
rccting . hall club In wartime
Larry MaePhail found II 10
hard 20 gather these directors
for . meeting that he some
times considered sending out
the cops 10 bring them In.
At times months would elapse
between meetings. Meanwhile
poor Larry would have to
make transactions involving
thousands Of dollars. Then
he'd worry about those deals.
fearing he might have exceed
ed his authority and he'd he
caught In the middle II any
thing back-fired. Unquestiop-
ably, the Dodgers must have =
general manager"
The Dodger directors figured on
stalling a. long rs possible, due
to uncertainty Of the game. our
informant said. And then. II they
couldn't get Hickey at n reason
able" salary. they figured on
supervising the present set-up,
which includes Business Manager
Jack Collins. Road Secretary John
Macdonald. Farm Director Ted
McGrew and Manager Leo Duro-
cher. unless Leo-the-Lip enters the
navy.
II this information Is true. II
means the directors favor Hickey
the resigned vice president anc
general manager of the Worlc
Champion Cardinals. over a strinf
Of other candidates who were re
ported under consideration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

FIFE-Fife Trojsns went on the
biggest touchdown spree of the
season here yesterday when they
handed orting Cardinals a ITO
Pierce County league defeat.
Two touchdowns were scored by
Roy Herting. Al Rooster. Jim La
Viola and Don Paul and one each
by Willard Ogden. Reuben Wright
and Manuel Mello. Jack Schlumpf
kicked five extra points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Roy 0. FedwoY O
FEDERAL WAY =

FEDERAL WAY - Roy Lynx
and Federal Way Eagles battled
TO a scoreless tie in Pierce
County league game here yester-
day.
The Lynx reached the Eagle To-
yard line in the first quarter.
while Federal Way got to the Roy
2o-yard line in the last period.
First downs favored Roy. Is
In 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Raiders Take
See-Saw Tilt
Bellinghon Victor
In X-Stote Bottle

Stoiium Tigers played their best
game Of the season yesterday af-
ternoon in the stadium but the
effort, which produced two we'll
earned touchdowns. couldn't match
the trickery and aerial assault Of
Bellingham Red Raiders. who
came from behind twice TO take
the Cross State league encounter
by a 1914 score.
Extensively the game was
honey with plenty Of spec
tscular football dished out BY
the two prep elesens. sta
dium's first touchdown came
after a ss-yard gallop. Bell
ingham matched this with
7e-yard ramble. Up until the
final gun the issue was always
in doubt.
The Red Raiders won the game
via the air lanes where four to
one margin over the Bengals en-
abled the visitors 10 hold a slight
margin in total net yardage.
Beliingham's winning touchdown
came just after the fourth quar-
ter opened with Halfbsck Gene
Call pitching 16 yards to End
Chuck Hilton standing in the end
zone, The Raiders had moved So
yards in five plays after Stadium
had went ahead, 14-12, on Paul
Jacobsen's second touchdown for
the Bengals.
Jacobsen, playing up to his
1871 form after early season
injuries, exploded through the
Bellingham line and gallopcd
80 yards TO paydirt In the first
quarter. Ralph Bakers place
kick conversion was good.
Walt Richardson, sparkplug of
the. Red Raider. almost equahzed
when he galloped around right end
and sped 20 yards to score on the
second play after the ensuing kick
off.
Belhngham took the lead later
in the same quarter when the
Raiders moved So yards in eight
plays with Fullback Loren Ward
rop going over from the one-yard
line.
Jacobsen put the Tigers In
front again when he lunged
over from the one-foot line to
climax a 55-ysrd drive. Baker
again converted.
How Bellingham won the game
has been tnld
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
LeohY Collopses

SOUTH BEND. and. - Coach
Frank Leahy of Notre Dame will
be unable To- direct his new T-for-
nation against Stanford today.
Leahy. who left a sick bed to
lead his team against Georgia Tech
last week. collapsed at his desk
yesterday and was sent to MAYO
Brothers clinic at Rochester. MINI.
for treatment and observation of a
current illness and an old injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Lincoln Loses
AiLongview
Only Score Comes
On Cluusin's Pass

DONGVIEW - The surprising
Longview Jacks gained a convinc-
ing 1876 victory over Lincoln Abes
of Tacoma here Friday afternoon,
marking the third straight upset
decision for Coach Buck Hammers
Lumberjacks in the past three
weeks.
Carrying right on where they
left off in victories over Vancouver
and Bremerton, the Lumberjacks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

HlGHLINE-Chet Neiswender's
7O-yard run with an intercepted
pass to . touchdown and Jim
Flynn's successful placekick were
ali the scoring here yesterday As
Highline Pirates tripped Enum-
claw Tigers. 10. In q Puget Sound
conference tilt. Auburn plays ut
Highline Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
BearcatS
Triumph

SALEM. Ore. - The Willamette
University Bearcsts. scoring in
every period. trounced the Linf.eld
college eleven. S3.to Z. here last
night in 4 football game played
before approximately 1000 fans.
Ted ogdahl was the spearhead
Of the willamette attack. person
ally accounting for 1s6 yards en-
"a attempts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
AlmYFooiban
Games Sunday

RouH EEWW-Drown Bompers
ssprsssnt1ng co1orsd suartsrmas-
ters q vort Lewis win show plenty
q fieht against TIE colored stag
tnx Area Streals IN their opening
rsme 4 TIE Fort Lewis Football
leagues jamboree here Sunday A.
taruoon-
Osachlng H. Ds@besa. With
- aaaistanns Il several en-
psrssncsa squaA nembsrs. =
ptloos DGc0a1e. veteran cslored
woDoogwoaght bsxer, whe b
wosnang mn the tresps - .
VIA rocren11oaAl Instructor.
Tn teaching the man not TO
u too rough but Just the same
ueu show those 6treaks some
plays that are knockouts." said
Coach lfcCale.
st Nathaniel Duty h acting ~
oapfaln of TIE Bombers. Backfield
enn6idatss include Pvt. Horace
ss 40 go
~; Pl oss Dowein Ase. -
Norman 49,. ~ ep, o'ns
xoefsr. III: ne. oeo.s. I .a-
1W; fvl Hooe1 nenc'es To-
fN Robert Q. hiss'ns. ies' -
nngens hiooetL lst' W ~
AaggA 10; PVT nenry Aooae' ie.
1T walter e HATTIE To- no
c2l Anorsw c. burton. Ivy.
- ~ .ss,,
-. Dss~as - re VIM
0sovoaey. -; nc
-. III; rvt 49, onvs
1os vt -. Asy' 80
~ Hscease !. A
o. Sa1es WILL As' "
1lneea q Ierree- -: seas.
tsnncass ~; O. VIZ =
1eeannane. ~; 80 nc ~
ysassa = westA isi.
ne two co'ored teams wa . start tart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Renion Loses
Puget Opener
PuYollup. Buckley
Score Grid Wins

RENroN = Sumner spsrtzns.
looming ~ the 1912 Puget Sound
conference powerhouse. showed
the Renton Indiana. 1870 and lel1
champions. considerable football
here yesterday ~ they scored =
3s-7 victory In An opening league
game.
n Spartans led ale ~
ha1ft1me. To N my kuffhn.
epartsa fuIIback. plunged
ever from the two-yard line
10 climax . 5s-yard march In
the first quarter.
In the second period Coach Pop
Keeney's gridmen tailed twice
with Warren Wood taking a pass
from Jim Hoban for one touch
down and Hoban skirting right
end for the other.
Renton scored IN The third
period on q pass from Rockstad
to Fuller and Sumner added its
fourth touchdown In the final
quarter when Jules Potter hit pay
dirt on q reverse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Buckley, II. auburn o

AUBURN - Buckley Mountain
GERS had too much class for Aub-
urn Trojans here yesterday snd
took = 40 victory In = Puget
Sound league opener.
The Mountaineers scored In the
first period On . 12-yard end rim
BY Kenny Hannus and again In
the third quarter on . 4o-yard pass
from Gary Olson TO Bob Ross.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Substitutes
Beliingham-Piper, Weisenberg-
er, Van Etten, kopolowitz, Larson,
Anderson. Call.
Stadium Prechek, Nilbert,
Shensky, Rockway, Sherry, Al
bert, Clough. Butcher, Fsin,
Briggs. Bonaro. wiseman, Andrea
sen, Sherry, Mondau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Syd Cohen Enlisis
PORTLAND

PORTLAND - sgd Cohen.
southpaw pitcher for the Portland
Beavers Of the Pacific Coast
league, said today he would leave
shortly for his home at Fl aso,
Tex. TO enlist in the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
BuckneH 7. Temple 7

PHILADELPHIA - An I'M
derdog Bucknell eleven was
pushed all over Temple sta
dunn field by heavy Temple
eleven last night, but man.
aged to hold the favored Owls
to q IT tie.
Temple showed q top-heavy
advantage In the statistics
with Is first downs to Buck
neil's three and q total of go
yards gained TO BuckneIl's 93
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Idaho scoring: Touchdown, Manson
flor Davis. Berllus for Tewhey) !.
DykmAn tfor Natal. Point from try
after touchdown. Plastino for Malta
place kick 3. Vanderharr dor
Chandlerl lend rum.
r. W c. scoring. Touchdown. Bea-
mer. Point from try after touchdown,
Bonner place kick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Prep Football

Stevenson Is. Ridsefseid o.
Pendleton 6, Wsila Wallz o.
Rogers 10. North Central u.
Bellinghsm 10. Stadium IL
Longview -. Lincoln fTaeomsl @.
EcmondS 7. Arlington O
Sumner "a Renton =
Dayton %. WsitsburE s.
Poster 10 Kirkland O.
Hlghllne Z EnumcleW 0.
Puyallup 10 Kent 8
Buckley n. Auburn 0
Lewiston n. Central Valley Cspo-
.znei :
Clover PARK "a. kapowEn 9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
TOday's Sport a,c..v Will
IA ID n nN Get Dodger
Boil Post

NEW YORK-We have just deciphered code message
from Fatbush operative No. III. whom we htenshy
call "Old Seven-Come- Eleven His dispatch states that
Branch Hickey definitely will be general manager of the
Brooklyn Dodgers in 1943 the Gowanus Chandeliers have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
PuyolIup is. Kent s

FUYALLUf-Puyanup Vtkinku
pushed over three touchdowns In
the second half to come from BE-
hind and defeat Kent vandals,
1s-6. In IN opening Puget Sound
Conference football game here yes
terday afternoon
TIE vlhinga, vino tralled -
~ halftime, sent Kenny
Bpooner. hard hltting fullback.
over fer two touchdown after
long marches and added the
third score when buck Brock
intercepted . paas IN the nat
and galloped 70 yards 10 pay
dirt.
Kent scored after recovering .
Viking tumble. Jack Nelson went
ak yards on . reverse for the
tally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Bantam
King Wins
In Oregon

rUDxL>AND - Manuel Ortiz
NM hnntanweixht champion.
pom1nd cut . popular 1o-round
1oc1utun over Nat corum. Homo
haln NeGro. n An overweight non
tltlo bnu< a Porfland's first war
d. nG1t card last night
ne ohsuunna fans naw
- = Om1rs. Ok n1extonn
o1o1o ruQnn1o11y w1tA > sting-
~ ~ - II United
~ os.so onFd gnss 0rsis
~ uom1A CuFuD -. WITH
oE1oo 49, 1bogo Uege -
On ~ corum were both
ovuguulGhk. ~ champion sealing
11lH - Corum I'M
Pzo1Im1nary regults: Keller Wag-
~. oa1sn. Tko'd Johnny Kelly.
Rurllnnd III: Johnny Woods.
Pure1nnd. T1Co'd Pvt Don Smith.
rort Lsu1s 81: FEB Smith. Port
1nn1 hnocked cut KID Thornuey.
pmtlnn1 (&); and Young Nation
onlGen. Portland. drew with KID
0,~-n11mmn~ uvge1aud IA
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03

here from Thursday to Monday
Mr. Moe is with the field artillery
of the u S. army and is stationed
at Camp Livingston, La, but expects
to be moved soon. He worked for
the Neils company in Libby in 1884
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Pival and baby
Grove into Libby Saturday night
from Seattle for a visit with DR..
Pival's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Pival. DR.. Pival has enlisted WITH
the navy, already has secured his
commission in the dental corps and
expects to be called into service any
day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Glass of az Get-together

Eight girls of the Glass of ~
gathered at the home of Phyllis
De Rosia on Friday evening for a
farewell get-together and CAB SEES
sion before leaving for their vari-
Gus destinations this fall. Those
present were Betty Mae Warning
ton and Betty Jean Role, who will
enter Sacred Heart School Of Nurs-
ing in Spokane Sept. 8: Marianne
Strong and Alice McRell, who are
both seeking business careers and
are studying at the Northwestern
Business college in Spokane; Betty
Ann Smithberger who will sttend
college at Moscow, Ida; Phyllis De
Rosia, to enter nurses training at
Havre Sept. IS; Jeana Petrusha,
who will continue at Bolyard's Mar
ket and Berniece Madison, now en-
ployed in the County Superintend-
ent's office.
Dainty refreshments were served
at midnight and each girl received
lovely gift of boxed stationery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
PIons Laid
To Stimulate
Metal MINING

A broad program designed to
stimulate metal mining in the
Rocky Mountain states and throw
production into high gear for war
was drafted this week by the War
Production Board, acting silnultan-
eously in Denver and Washington
Greatly accelerated production of
copper, lead, zinc, molybdenum,
tungsten, manganese and vanadium
is the objective of two important
developments announced by Leslie
A. Miller, Denver regional WPB
director.
Both are aimed at hurdling OBJ
stacles, slashing red tape and bring
ing Western metal production to
full peak.
The developments were.
/. Establishment in Washington
of new position for DR.. Wilbur A.
Nelson, chief Of WIPES Mining
Branch, with instructions to devote
5. Undertake solution Of any
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Unite Hands and Brain
In Teaching Engineering

There's nothing like handwork to
inspire head work, says Henry Fin
lay of Kansas City. He walks from
classroom to shop in the Finlay En-
cheering school he founded 40 years
ago, and keeps repeating:
Theory, practice. Theory, prac-
tice.''
Henry Finlay, now in his eightietll
year, learned engineering that way
80 years ago. Let him tell how he
started out as a janitor and wound
up as an engineer who teaches 9TH
ers engineering.
i was in OMAHA" he says,
working as carpenter, after a
hoyhood of farming, rail splitting,
and concertina playing in Canada.
| dug wells and repaired windmills
in Omaha, too, and sang in Metho-
dist choir Sundays. Another singer
IN the choir was secretary to the
manager of an Omaha packing
house. He said an electric power
plant was about to be installed
there. I was interested in electric
machinery, but knew nothing about
it.
AT the plant they told me there
was no place open except a JAM
tor job. | took it, in 1889. After
several months / applied for a job
IN the electrical department | ex-
planned would work six weeks with
out pay if they would put me in the
department. That was my start"
Eventually he became an expert
engineer for the company.
He organized his engineering
school here 40 years ago in small
upper floor room in a downtown
building
From this beginning the school
grew to its present modern plant,
where young men from all the states
and several foreign lands have been
students through the years. Twelve
instructors now are employed there,
and the annual attendance averages
300 persons, in courses lasting from
one to three years.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03

his full time to developing far
reaching five-point program TO in
crease metal production.
2. Formation of regional WPB
advisory committee, heavily weight
ed with mining men, which met
with Mr.. Miller and sent four
point program to Washington with
request for immediate action.
In his new position, DR.. Nelson
is instructed to:
|. Act as clearing house for So
luton of mining problems relating
to prices.
q Handle tax matters as hey act
to impede production.
3 Develop morale program 10
attack the problem of miner alb
senteeism.
4, Open up access roads.
problems of mine operation which
are holding back production.
To implement and aid the Wash
ington program, the regional WPB
advisory committee submitted these
recommendations to DR.. Nelson.
/. Aid small mines.
2. Afford a market for less-than-
carload lots of ores produced by
small mines.
3. Remove duplication of effort by
government agencies with overlap
ping authority over strategic min
eral production.
4. Create a Strategic Minerals Lii
Alison Unit in each major mining dis
trict using local mining men COM
petent to administer activities and
with proper power to act.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Bans Tire Use For
Sight Seeing Trips

The Office of Defense Transporta-
ton has banned the use of any We
hicle using rubber tires for sight
seeing service. The ban is eff
fective Sept. 10 and affects all buss-
es, autos, trucks, taxicabs, drive
yourself autos and privately owned
cars.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Musical Nnfe

On a card in the front window
of a large suburban home appeared
the following notice. piano for
Sale"
Almost Immediately in the win
dow next door, another card APP
peared with just one word "Hur-
rah!'
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Swim SIDEWAYS

Founders, soles and other fiat
fish swim with one side up; the sea
horse swims vertically, head up,
tail down. and the lobster and squid
SWIM backward
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
Said a MOuthful

Your little baby son is deter
mined rascal
Yes, he'll have his bottle or
bust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Houses for Sale

ACT QUICKLY Eimont. near Van DYKE
broom modern, basement. 50. 800
Plaza 307e
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Uphoistering

l-PC suite reupt stored $33 jo Major
'pr istc'ing &C. Cal TO $3.50
ABSOLTTEiY irrn.cla1 guarantee pcs
now S3a FIDELITY Jpn co or 07so
ARTISTIC NpH1I STERERs
DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS w sso7o
ASH rs Free upt..s's-,d char with pc
suite SOUTHWEST TY '.s375
REiCRFsr rp,H,stcrnr custom huH'
suites 'ss'yanr. reps rms 1882 fireman
Tyler i.-213
BIG SPECIAL pcs upu9ls'cref So IS
Everest Furn Mfg O.. Ti $3.50
CALL PrEF S fr custis rqhaIsteiinr
1865 81 CHICAGO 70 pose
CALI CRANE Trh1lstsrug guaranteed
wptsmsrsnip sss'-37 Mack Plaza 2i7i
CALL Pam 1885 'rr Free Esuratcs
Progress tlh storms Co., PIAZZA 1886
DUNCAN pHyFF sofa foof sauple.
cheap terms Nirr custom Us-oi
LIT Famous f,stsie ana Ierggf yru Nv
irg room susie Cal TO $500
CPHOLsTEEItG E,s4Hrs.t.e man In ms
oWo shlpI hfeume ssirt'u9e1 TEN
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Business Opportunities

EAGLE DEARBORN-li- room rooming
house, 81 600 cash required; bargain.
Vinewood 2-4iit
ESTABLISHED dairy and Ice cream bust
ness good location reasonable. selling
because OF 30 health Write Box 1876.
Y psilanii
ESTABLISHED restaurant with tavern
license must be sold reasonable 3l7i
Grand River
GROCERY MEATS, nving quarters. excel
lent location Widow must sell. $500
Marcus
MACHINE SHOP suitable other business
6-roum house IN front, garages Mur-
ray 1875
TO Buy OR SELL Any BUSINESS
Call CASTLE TIE. 1-4l43
WOKK1NGMF%S supplies confectionery,
neaf Ford plant. curb service doing good
business Rent lease Atlantic S63a
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Electric Washers
Household Appliances

HOOVER, Slfe5. Eureka and Royal
S12.9 5 rebuilt, guar, HALL. TH. 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. FIXTURES
II MIGATING

ELECTRICAL WIRES. cables. switches; all,
kinds: lowest prices. 32i East Adams
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Lumber, Building Materials

ALTERATIONS. u additions attic rooms
roonng ana siding We take entire job ar
furnish material og1y,- no down payment;
up 90 So months 10 pay.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT A LUMBER CO
Mound Rd and Ten-Mile Rd
Center Line 1872. sLocum ti3l
BRICK siding. reroonng, alterations: ga.
RACES cottages; FILA terms. no. 4sst
COTTAGES rooms. bath 2tx20; 1912.
state Lumber, 200li John X. To. s-i2Oo
MoDERNIZE repair , years 10 pay. Rep
resentsatNe will call. Grand River Lum-
her RI. 0i0i.
NEW low priced OVERHEAD GARAGE
DOOR $50 Vermont $4,000.
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Income Bungalows for Sale

ALLEN PARK Brick income M 4
down. automatic heat Venetian blinds,
ia.sscs nd paved 81 ret shown by sp-
poiutmsnt Atlantic 1897
DALE. Sist-nssr Van DYKE and defense
plants tCenieriinel Naoant SIS, steam
heat redecofated garages $1,000 down
balance on contract. Twihbrook 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

GRAND RIVER WARREN; 3 stores and
? flats, fun price So. 500. A buy no 1924.
VERNON CLARK PARK-Corner grocery
store stock fixtures optional. s. 800
Lafayette ASA.
1913 MILL ST Ecorse- store and rms .
81 900 S7U0 down CAN VI 2-l603
READ Times Want Ads for profit use
them for results
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LIVING ROOM suite. two pieces like new
sacrificing $40 90 1892 Prairie
LIVING ROOM. bedroom, breakfast suites
springs mattresses SACrince. Genera,
1898 Grand River open evenings
MARRLE-TOP coffee tables needlepoin,
occasional chair, mirror. all hand carved
walnut Martha Washington table, enc
tabes bookcase colonial desk. lamps, mis-
ceIlsueous articles, private. 1871 Burgess
.ppef apartment Evergreen 1918.
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Little Farms for Sale

VACANT. improved Bloomfield prop RAY.
mond Shock 500 Dime BIZ. Bldg. RA. 1886
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Brick rms bedrms. hath On steam
stoker heat; 2-csr gar lsvstory in base
ment lot 5OHls5. HANDICAPPED so 500
81, $50 down $50 mo. including taxes.
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Bungalows for Sale

DEARBoRS-Sew 5-room bungalow ~
TO- tile bath 1895. RI 2o63
FoRDHAN m Chsimsrs lg. rms hns
cono - zoo Marshall 1851 Gfstp'
CoSsrLT ~. snlsrr.d R.sl gsiat, Do"
irFs m the MA suooaf Times Wsn' -
ttction'
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suite pillow back wing chair with otto
man. excellent condition, Lcnox 1888.
our Small Town Location saves You SIS
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