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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-02
Attend Funeral in Flint

Attend FUNERAL IN Hint
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Howard and
family returned home Monday
from Newberry where they were
called because OF the death Of
their mother, Mrs. Lena Kelly.
Mrs. Kelly had been a patient at
the st. Joseph Hospital in Flint for
several weeks and died Monday.
Funeral services were in New
berry Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-02

ATLANTA-AP - Former Gov.
Richard W. Leche. OF Louisiana,
has entered the Federal Penltenti-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-02

airy here to begin a ten-year SEN
tence in connection with the Loui-
siana scandals" probe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-02

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolff and
daughter, Miss Betty entertained
for Sunday dinner and supper; Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Mishnick and
daughter, Carol Detroit, Mrs. Ma
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-02
New Year'a Eve Party

The Birthday Club are TO be
guests OF Mrs. Harriet Collins at
a New Years Eve party tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Enlist 10 More
In Coast Guard

Ten Tacoma men have been en-
listed in the u. s. Coast Guard
and assigned to active duty after
they were sworn in by 1t. Cmdr.
Ben c. Wilcox this week.
Oscar n. Oal<Iund. 20. husband
Of Mrs. Pauline Oaklund. 1920 So.
42d St. was enlisted as carpenters
mate. third class.
Warren &. Smith, Fl, husband
of Mrs. Jean A. Smith. 226 st.
Helens ave-. was enlisted as fire
man, third class.
Harold r. Wilson. IS. husband
OF Mrs. Betty Wilson, Ri. 6. Box
123-B. Tacoma. was enlisted as
seaman. first class.
Robert ID. whitney. 81. son of
Dale d. Whitney. $500 So. J st.
was enlisted as apprentice sea-
man.
Jack l.. Bird. 81. 1902 No. Null
len st. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
p. Bird and formerly employed
as a burner. was enlisted as ap-
prentice seaman.
Richard A. Campbell. 10. Ri. 4,
Box SIS. son of Ross A. Campbell.
was enlisted as apprentice seaman.
Campbell was formerly employed
as a carpenter in civilian life.
Martin y. Donohue. jr.. 20. son
Of Martin J. Donohue. sr.. 1884
Pacific ave. was enlisted as an
apprentice seaman.
Ralph w. jacobson. jr., 20. zoos
East Division lane, son Of Ralph
W. Jacobson, sr.. was also enlisted
as an apprentice seaman.
James p. Canaris. Is. Van Noyes
hotel. was enlisted as an appren-
tice seaman.
Elmer r. Groshong. Fl. 1o15 No.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Civil Service
League Elects

Civil Service league delegates
who gathered in Normsnns hall
Saturday afternoon for their 18th
annual convention reelected w. II.
Garden for a second term as presi-
dent of the Washington State Civil
Service league.
Also named were o. L. Archer
of Spokane, first vice president;
John Giveans of Bellingham. sec
ond vice president: F. n. Weyant
Of Seattle, executive secretary;
Frank Selles Of Seattle. treasurer,
and Warren r. Ayers Of Tacoma.
sergeant-at-arms.
All but Giveans were incumbent
officials of the state organization
and all were elected by unanimous
ballot.
District representatives on the
executive board will be Fred Ben
son. Bellingham: Charles c. Oliver.
Seattle. and Don Kellogg. Tacoma
Spokane district will name its
member at later date.
state Treasurer otto A. Case
and Mayor Harry P. Cain were
among the speakers at both the
convention and at the dinner which
climaxed the days program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Bawdy House
Raided Here
Five Put in Joil
BY City Policemen

Operation OF a house Of prosti-
tuition. which had apparently been
a successful secret" for several
months. was discovered Monday
night by police and as = eouse-
quence five persons are held IN the
city Jail
Because Of elaborate precautions
taken by operators Of the disorder
~ house, police declared. eoneen-
trated undercover investigation had
been unavailing for several months.
Only by the use Of marked
money. DISCUSSES and secret
code signals-employed In the
best storybook tradition-uas
the house Of asslgnation To-
Gated. evidence gathered and
the arrests made, police re-
xealed.
In Jail Tuesday were: 32-year-
old Dorothy Smith. alias Mrs.
George F. Simpson. alias Dorothy
Thompson. charged with operating
a house OF prostitution; George F.
Simpson. SO. charged with a liquor
sale violation and operation of the
establishment: Even r. Williams.
40. Raymond Bowen, 81, and
Adolph r. Jskobeit. 81. booked for
being inmates Of a house OF prosti-
tuition.
According To the officers who
broke" the case-D. n. Peterson.
Herb Stark and Don Davies-the
house was known to callers only
by a blind telephone number: after
calling the number. the caller WAS
met at an assigned street corner
and delivered by taxicab. on orders
from the Simpson house operators.
The Illicit establishment was
ut last located at 17i4 So. 81.
and the arrests were accom-
plished 20 climax the tedious
investigation and ultimate
raid.
Police said they had been search
ing for the establishment ever
since the Illicit traffic became
known when army authorities re-
ported new infections from the
Tacoma area for the first time
since the zone-wide breakdown q
year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Nelson Named to Command
I'd Battalion, State Guard
Succeeds Moi. Wesley B. Hamilton.
Who Recently Went TO Army of U. S.

army'S postal service az Paris ard
-. Sszaire. Discharged IN Paris
in 1919. ne vas commissioned IN
the finance division by the L. s
postal agent in France. vas 49,
signed 10 Paris station and later to
the Army Of Occupation OF Cob
lenfz. Germany. He returned home
late in 1912.
Ma Nelson entered the Ma
tonal Guard again in 1925 as sup
ply sergeant Of Troop p. The fol-
lowing year he was commissioned
a second lieutenant in the 146th
Field Artillery. became a first
lieutenant the following year. and
captain Of the Service company.
I4sthe Field Artillery, in 1928.
He resigned from the guard
In 1855. but accepted q COM
mission again A. captain of
Service company, 4th Infantry.
when war neared In 1871.
Early In 1912 he became regi-
mental supply officer. with
headquarters st Camp Muir
ray.
Nelson's home is at EatonNlle
He Is married and has a daughter
attending L. Of w, son at Pa
oifie Lutheran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Civilian Defense
q 90
Meetings Called

Precinct 81 - General meeting
Tuesday nigh, at 40 ?. m. in the
community house. i&th ard So. J.
Precinct si-An block wardens
and welfare Wsrdens are asked 70
meet Al 80 p. N. Wednesday at
Hawthorne school.
Precinct s5-A first aid orgsni-
zation meeting viii 10 held at
80 ?. N. Tuesday at Bryant
school with Mrs. George X. Mar
shall as instructor. Additional
members are sought who would
like 10 take first aid course for
personal or Civilian Defense pur-
poses. Il is a standard 20-hour
course distributed over 10 periods
Of two hours each Tuesday and
Thursday.
Precinct los - Reorganization
meeting will be held at 7:45 p. m.
Thursday at Zone I headquarters,
9Th ave. and Anderson 81.
Zone An welfare workers and
assistants meet Thursday evening
al 6 p. m. at e15 So. Cushman.
Precinct 40 Meeting for women
Monday afternoon at 2 ?. m. in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
U. S. Holds Upper
Hand in Pacific
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page one)
he found a vast improvement had
taken place IN the past year and
that this Improvement was con-
stantly increasing. He predicted
that the antiaircraft defenses of
our fleet would be twice as good
at the end Of a year as they are
now.
He described the navy's five
inch antiaircraft gun rs the
hest weapon Of Its type In the
world, and said that good pro-
duction was being attained In
the manufacture of lighter "A
guns-the 20 MN. Oerlikon
and the 40 MN. Bofors. Not
only are sufficient being made
10 equip new ships with them.
he said, hut there IL n surplus
being produced to take care Of
existing ships.
To illustrate the effectiveness nj
our naval sntiaircraft defenses, nc
told about a torpedo attack on our
transports and screening force
during the occupation of Guadal'
canal. The Japanese attacked with
81 torpedo bombers and eight OF
10 horizontal bombers Over hall
Of the torpedo planes were shot
down by the ships themselves, hi
related. The Japs scored one hi'
on a destroyer and failed to hi,
any transports.
81 think 10 WA a complete
surprise 20 the Japanese and
II must have hem discourage
ing" he observed.
He added that he was not under
any illusion that antiaircrsft guns
were the chief defense against air
craft. He said that preceding the
ships own defenses in Importance
was the need to destroy the enc
mics operating base. such AZ air
craft carriers, and 10 destroy
their planes in the air with our
own aircraft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Blauvelis Plan
Annual Reunion

Biauvelts residing In Pierce
county have been notified that
The 18th annual reunion Of the
Association OF Biauvelf Descend
ants VIII be held Saturday. Sept.
10. at Tappan. n. Y.
At that time a full set Of family
skeletons will come to life In the
Nanse barn Of the Dutch Reformed
church At Tappan.
So many family quarrels have
been narrowly sverted among the
Blauvelts IN recent years when one
faction OF another objected TO hsv-
Ing certain characters included In
the family tree. that the commit
tee in charge of this years reunion
program decided 10 give all the
devils their due and portray them
IN real life.
The attendance Is expected 10
break . record because each group
u anxious 10 see how lightly the
scandals Of its favorite ancestor
are represented. and Ii hoping that
the ancestors championed by OPP
position groups win be shown up
20 the FUN extent Of their villainy.
The major controversy. which
began some years ago. Ia over the
question Of giving full ancestral
membership to Capt. William Al
bertse Blauvelt. master OF a pirate
ship owned in part by New Am
sterdam's governor-generai, Peter
stuyvesant.
The opposition to another colo
NAL figure. Capt. Theunis David
Blsuvelt. ss q Blauvelt ancestor
in good standing has cooled some
what since the beginning Of World
War II. Capt. Theunis Blsuvelt
was q noted Loyalist Of Revolu-
tionary times. and there were
patriotic Blsuvelts who felt that q
Loyalist was q Tory and Tory
was no Rlauvelt. no matter what
his haptismal name might be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Rad the story by Brig. Gen.
II. 4. Sewell. one Of Engiand's
leading commentators on mill
tary history and strategy. which
starts today On page one.

priority claims on iron and copper
as factories turning out tanks.
That comedies with a current drive
for scrap metal to build locomo-
tives. Similar IN earlier drives for
the production of guns.
The conseripsion Of labor In
France, just announced. h nj
least partly intended TO sup
ply some Of the 200. 900 work.
men needed under the present
railway stock building pro-
gram Special Inducements
are being offered laborerS who
can keep Germapy's rolling
stock In condition
That il not surprising. Fifteen
years Of neglect of Germany's
transportation system have brought
II to a very definitely bad point
just when the Nazis' ever-expand-
ing activities require II to be in
good shape. The Nazis found that
II also brought new headaches In
the movement Of goods throughout
Europe.
A train going through Germany
today. whether II Is carrying food
from France. taking trucks to the
Russian front. or hauling coal to
Italy, looks like a railway league
Of nations. The cars are from
every point In Europe and are
identified in languages ranging
from Polish and Czech TO Dutch
and French.
II In difficult In see why
the Naxis, usually 30 far
sighted In their War prepare
tons. let their railways 20 70
Sod. Doubtless they did not
count on the Gripping Of their
inland waterways by freezing
- extensively - had been the
case In the last few bitterly
hard winters. Probably they
counted upon having more
gasoline TO truck goods along
Hitler's pet "autoahnen,' or
highspeed automobile high
ways.
Whatever the reasons were. the
Naxi leaders are in jam In the
movement of vital war and food
supplies. Not enough OF a jam
yet directly to affect the outcome
Of the war, hut II the Raj and
our own bombers continue to blast
the exposed nerve Of Transports
ton and sabotage picks up in the
occupied sress-enough TO cause
the Nszis plenty Of worry.
You help yourself when you buy
II. 8. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Attorney Praises
Iduho Merchants

BOISE. Ida. - Atty. Gen. Bert
Miller Tuesday commended Idaho
merchants for compliance with the
states unfair sales act and oPA
regulations. Idaho merchants de-
serve high compliment for ohserv-
ing both the safes act and OPA
price ceilings. Miller said. There
have been few violations Of either
law" he reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Truck Rate Increase
Hearing Sci Sept. "a

The state public service depart
ment will hold a hearing in Ia
coma Sept. - on a petition by all
city trucking companies for a 1914
per cent increase in hauling rates.
The hearing viii be held at the
Tacoma hotels The department
recently granted Seattle truckers
a four per cent rate boost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

Stevens. was enlisted as an ap-
prentice seaman. He is the son
of Raymond B. Groshong. RI. S.
Box 7s4. Tacoma.
Applications for enlistment in
the Coast Guard are being sc-
cepted in the recruiting office. AL
Postoffice bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

Washington National Guard vet
eran.
Mai. Nelson succeeds Maj.
Wesley r. Hamilton. who re-
signed 10 DAYS ago to accept
. majors commission In the
Army of the United States.
Nelson. as Hamilton did. will
serve also as commandnat Of Ia
coma station, headquarters at the
State Armory.
Nelson first was sworn into the
National Guard May Is, 1915. at
the armory here, by then End Lieu
tenant Myron c. Cramer. now
major general and army judge ad-
vocate. He entered famous old
Troop B.
In 1916 ne was quarter
master sergeant on the Mexi-
can border, and In 1917 went
to France As an ordnance
sergeant.
In France he served in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
PorflandShows
Building Gain

PoRTI.A>D-portiand had the
greatest net increase in building
activity Of Ieo cities IN the IL
western states and British Column
hia for the past year. according
10 a recent survey BY western
Building"
The dollar volume of building
permits in Portland for August,
1912. VAS almost double that for
the same period a year ago with
s2.s7s45o for August this year as
against si.225.e35 for August cf
ia4i. Vancouver. Wash. more than
doubled its dollar volume Of build
ing with sis6.oe5 for the past
month compared with S7s.4s5 for
August. 1871.
The dollar volume of build
ing activity and the number
of permits issued for the west
ern area show . decline of IS
per cent and AIS per cent, re-
spectively.
Figures for leading cities in the
Northwest show that Seattle dol
lar volume declined from s3,7ss, 900
in August, 1e41. to $4,000 for
the same period this year, with
1858. 500 for July. 1912. Vancou-
yer. B. c., declined from s767 .345
last year to s377.465 for August,
1912. with s34s.715 for July.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Can Anyone Help Mason
Find Metal Facsimile

SAN DIEGO. Calf. - Sam Ma
son. general manager OF the San
Diego Electric Railway Co. is on
a quiet mining expedition in search
of some metal that will look like
zinc, feel like zinc and yet not be
zinc. The wPB has notified him
that he cannot have any more
zinc for his street car tokens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Tower Clock Chimes
Due 10 Rinq Over Tokyo

PANsvTLLE. o--The Ss-year-
old county courthouse tower clock
broke down. II got q new electric
motor to supplant the $500
pounds OF chime weights-which
win 20 into the scrap drive to ring
chimes over Tokyo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

Raj raids lately have wisely
included among their primary OBJ
jectives locomotive-building plants
at such places as kassel. Nurem-
berg. Frankfort. Duisburg. Belle
field. and Cologne. The importance
which locomotive production has
been given by the depleted reich Is
illustrated by the disclosure that
such plants now have the same
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

Second Battalion. 9th Volunteer
Infantry. Washington State Guard.
had a new commander today.
He Is Mai. George II. Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

Nod transportation Vulnerable
Air Attacks Concentrated
On Railway Nerve Ceniers
Neglect Hordly Understandable
TooAY'S WAR MOVES
reg. US. Pat. Office
Dy FREDERICK e. oEcHskER
United Prs. Central European Manage


The Royal Force policy
eentratinE
directly production snsportationsn extremely
vulnerable point
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

Adventist church psrlors at So.
10th and I SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

You help yourself when you buy
". s. War Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

At ONCE Cash FOR Your Property
Singles Flats and Apartments
Edw Henkel Co. Hammond BldE CA. 1855
BUY ERs--Any east side property. Cash.
Terms. Burd. IVanhoe 33t0.
CASH for your property. what have u
Hurry. Johnson Co. CA. $3.50 MA. 42i3.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property.
East Side onls>r Tuxedo 1881.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
$ c HADLEY. INC. CA Oos0
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME. EAST SIDE. PR. 42H.
SPOT CASH for 5 or 6-room bungalow,
northwest section. Garfield $40.
We CHANGE your for sale sign 20 a sold
sign. Phone
UN. 3-77OO
and take advantage Of our aggressive and
efficient organization which covers the city.
"FiftN nine wears ~ continuous service
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ENCH INC.
a-HoUR service sale. trade east side
property. Pettine. 1895 Gratiot PL.. 1880
COLoRED clients waiting Singles. flats
apis. Stevens. TT 2-5O23 Hurry
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

AsBURY PARK. SIS MO.
Mr. Plymth. rms. bath. - 900. 81 800 dn
HOME AssOCIATES-CA. 7347
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Graf Smile section. Beautiful face BRICK
2px3e, with I'VE large rooms all on on.
moor. Alr-condiiloned heat. plastered cell
INK In basement. with 2sSls recreation
room Large 55-foot lot has rock garden
and nsh pool In reAr Plenty 81 shrubs
trees and nowers 2-ear garage with a
foot solid drive Extra large attic
screens and storm sash Owner will sci
with 81 900 down. Pingree o7es, p. m
TO y. m. daily.
MODERN 4-room. $4,000. Lilac Puritan: 2
car garage. side drive; H.A. UN. l-l25o
ONLY ONE YEAR OLD
2tI3T bungalow, hot water heat. large sttle
81 300. 800 down Immediate Possession
CRIGER
1927 Fast Nine MIL. Hare Park o. s55s
REDvoRD District New hve-room bunea
low. httlc. tile bath ana sink. ZOO
terms Campbell Realty Co. RE. 1888
sToEPFL-GrandR River. S and attic: gar.
good condition. 50. 500, terms. HO- $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

ASHLAND $40 Nice sleeping room. pri-
vAts sntrsnee gentleman preferred good
trsrEPorfAtion.
BOULEVARD, East Grand. 2352 tDodsss.
packardst. room. two men. 81 up, not
water always parking svsllahls
RROoKLYN. s7p9 Nice clean sleeping
room one single. one double twin beds.
excellent transpsrtaiioe. Trinity l-3si3-
CADILLAC. 37ts-2 sleeping rooms: clean.
warm. men only. Plaza T3i2.
CHEERFUL sunny room. private HON.
gAs heat. transportation. Norih~est
G0iiS Warrington.
Et.MHuRsT. t2a2 Light. airy rooms tx
rcuent transportation gentlemen pre-
fer-ed Dawson 1882.
HILL. II CHignlsnd PARK Two comfort
able rooms, gentlemen transportation
t'nivsrSry I-0T34
McGRAw. 27ss Missouri Grand River
Grand Bslt ears: So gentleman preferred
COLORED- Room for rent. man pre-
fefrsd defense worker, steam heat
1910 81 Antoine Apt, ,.
CoLoRED Furnished room for young
employed couple two employ 81
women Townsend s-5s7s
coIORFD -sis3 Iroauoi, Nice comfort,
able room Employed couple preferred
Good transportation.
coLoRED- For rennsd Esntgman in quiet
hrsas 30 East FOREST Apartment 30i
Temple 2-03sa
COIORED- Hague newly decorated
nicely furnished prefer business girl
ronvcnisnre-
coLoREp Neatly furnished room Gen.
tlemau or refined couple preferred
NurfsV 226a.
COLORED Room single man. defense
worker only good transportation. Trim
rs 1852
CoLORED Two comfortable rooms. gen
tlrneh preferred Cali after 5. Tyler
1905.
COL0RED Neatly furnished room single
employed person. 35s Harmon TOWNSEND
S-Sqas..
COLORED-Nea,ly furnished room gen
ileman preferred Trinity 2-37sf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

ACT NOW! seeboldt. frame. 2-flat SIS; q
car garage. not air furnaces good con-
dition. Gross income SIS mo. s.. 500 cash.
HOME .ASSOCtATES-CA 7347
BARGAIN Monroe Hastings; solid br. TT.
Jim saros. LIE. O2l7.
KERcHEvAL-t-fsmil rooms each
garage. real buy. IS. 500; terms Mrs.
Wood. 1900 Kercheval. LEnon $3.50.
TENNESSEE. step off Jefferson. ; rooms
each: hot air heat good condition hest
bargain on Fast Side. 81 500. terms Mrs.
Wood LEnoN $3.50
10TH 1909 -2-fsmiiy. IL rms hne condi.
ton, $500, $500 dn. Ia. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

.CoLORED--Light houseKes ping apt; at
tractivs location: palatisl home. BIS
Income. Hurry! See c. w. White. ASK
Hastings. TIE loose.
CoLoRED-sEE THIS BARGAIN
7274 AMERICAN i0-room. 2-family fiat
good condition. only 81 900 On. vi. i-if00
CoLORED-soO Garfield. 4-family brick
separate furnaces good condition 81 800
terms. Cadillac 7t72.
CoL-ORED-Harieu. 2-famny IS. excep
tionally nice. 81 900 down. Jackson
Tyler 1888.
CoLoRED Harding: 50. Bargain. - $50
$500 down. ME-. sT63.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Income Bungalows for Sale

INCOME s-Mile-oskland. very nice naiu-
raj fireplace. recreation Tm. paved street,
gar. : 50. 900, terms
CRIGER
1927 F.. uni RI HaIei Park y o. 1859
NEWPORT. Mr.. SCRIPTS
Beautiful prick 3-flst. steam hit. with
s,oker: rents. $40 month. Can Mr.. waits,
CA O32i. or To $685. evenings
HOMER WARREN q co.
ROCHELLE. isI42. near Chalmers ana
g. drive: garages; htoker. lower vscsui'
upper rented At So per month. Price
50. 500. terms Owner. Tuxedo 2-lsl3.
CONSULT the eniarsed Real Estate list :.
inSs Va the ess sunday Times Want Ad
section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Lake and River Property for Sale
LOG CABIN

LOG CABIN
Lovely log cabin on lot l2sN270 IT; gas,
hath. electric Detroit city wster IN Paved
street. oil heat. fire place Lovely location.
Just right for YOU summer ana winter
Near Ten-M road. Terms 70 responsible
parties Inquire 250i0 Jefferson avenue
east. near Tsn-Mile road. st. Clair shores.
West Realty Company.
SHOW PLACE or ST. CLAIR SHORES
This beautiful six-room brick home located
right on the water Just right for YOU sum
msr and winter. Attractive. convenient one
story with center hail Large recreation
room. garage. boat house: garage connected
to house hy breezeway. lovely grounds.
Living here can he mighty pleasant for
you We can arrange terms FOR responsibe
parties ipquire 25Ol0 Jefferson svcnue
east. near Ten-Mhe road St. Clair shores.
West Realty Company.