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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
AII-HurIins, No-Hit
Club FoIIs Aport;
Cords Blast Walters
BY JUDSON BAILEY
Associated Press Sports Writer

The Cincinnati Reds are stag
gering groggily at the doorway
to the National League cellar
and finally learning what their
best friends wouldn't tell them
during spring training.
The Reds pitching, one of
baseball's marvelS for the last
three years, suddenly has falt-
cred.
Yesterday the st. Louis Car
dinals shut out the RedIegs, 80.
The fact that Cincinnati did not
score would never cause a rip
pie of concern anywhere, be-
cause the club never has been
able to hit, but that Bucky Wal
tiers gave up IL hits in 8 l-3 inn
ings was a matter Of moment.
IL HURLERS USED
In their six games so far the
Reds have had to use IL hurl-
ers. Elmer Riddle, the Leagues
leading tWlrler last year, was
belted off the mound in the first
inning he pitched this season.
Gene Thompson wasted only
three frames in his first start.
John Wander Nicer pitched a
five hitter but spoiled it with
the lone bad inning he seems
to have in game after game.
Walters was beaten in the OPP
ening game of the season, too. He
pitched seventh ball, yielded
four runs in the first four inn
ings. Altogether the Reds have
given So hits in 90 innings.
Other clubs might win with
this sort of pitching. but the
Reds cannot. Cincinnati has
scored only 10 runs on As hits
and the once-faultless defense
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
Both High Schools Suffer Defeats Fl
Fire Fighting
Cooperation
Sought Here

Macomb County sportsmen,
particularly members of the Ma
comb County Conservation club,
are being asked to assist in state
fire protection this year.
A system of registration has
been set up by the state depart
ment of conservation which in
cludes two types of registrants-
persons living in the forest fire
country and transients who VIII
be vacationinP or tra Ii g
through the vital areas.
The Macomb County group is
asking that all persons of this
area who travel to the northern
woods area o. Michigan register.
Registrars will then be given
an identification card after fill
ing out cert II information
blanks. Definite duties will be
given the volunteer, who will be
on call by the conservation de-
partment. He will be required
to carry a showed in his car; he
will be asked to locate other
mer to answer calls with him:
he will be held ready to help
evaCuate people from fire areas
if necessary, etc.
Registrations will be taken at
district conservation readquar-
ters, fish hatcheries, game ref
uge points, and with officers of
the conservation q par t ment.
Persons should register at he
nearest point 20 the spot where
they will be living or staying.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
FIoyd Frederick Hits 638
SinqIes Count at Columbus
No Other Bath City Bowler at A.BC. Able
to Crack 500; AItes' 273o PAGES Quintets

the Blue Rocks and his closing
244 was also good for honors. A
525 by George Caldwell paced
Rosso's. A SCI by Dave Smith
topped Priehs, Smith hitting PA
in his second game for the high
single score on the team.
George Caldwell's 525 led
Rosso's to a $500 score. Not a
man was able to hit 200 and
Bernard Rosso's 100 was high
single for the outfit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
TOUGH SHEDDING

To show what the Reds are up
against, st. Louis pitchers have
allowed 48 hits in seven games
and the Cardinals themselves
have made 81 hits for 80 runs.
And against the weaker oppoSi-
ton of the Eastern division,
Brooklyn pitchers have permit
ted Sc hits in eight games while
their teammates have amassed 81
runs on 81 safetieS.
Prior to yesterday, the Cardin-
ais had come up with two four
hit games. Mort Cooper look
ed masterful in holding the Reds
to three singles in his latest out
ing and the offensive his team
mates waged on Walters was
nothing short Of vicious.
The Dodgers administered an
even more heartless threshing to
the Boston Braves in a 1872 de-
cision. They knocked Al Jaw
cry out of the box with six hits
and six runs in the first inning
They chased Dick Erickson with
five hits and three runs in the
second. And they collected
eight hits and four runs off
Johnny Hutchings while coast
ing with second stringers the rest
of the way. Meanwhile, rookie
Ed Head pitched eight-hit ball
/ T,r biv cacnp1 e,cracg
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
Fisher lowers Girls
Play tomorrow Night

Members of the Fisher Towers
girls softball team will meet at
$50 tomorrow evening at mana
ger Bill LaCroix's home for the
trip to Algonac, where they will
play an exhibition game against
the Indians.
A dozen girls turned out for
a practise at Griffith Field yes
terday evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
TEXAS REPRESENTATIVES,

NORFOLK, VA, April %
CP)-The Norfolk naval train
ing station went deep into the
heart Of Texas for the relay
team it will send TO the Penn re-
lays at Philadelphia Saturday.
The quartet consists of Blaine
f5e ..r7m8Rs P2iler from
North Texas Sgat, , LsyfoA. Hot
ncr and Calvin Bell of Rice, and
Morris Barcfield. Texas u.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22

Johnny Corsica sharing a six-hit
pitching stint. Rowe kept the
Sox shut out till the ninth, when
Corsica had to come in with the
bases loaded.
Cleveland punched its hits TO
beat the ST Louis Browns, AZ,
in the other American League
game as Lefty Al Milnar kept
seven safeties adequately spaced.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
Fordson HurIer
Stops Bathers
with 0ne-Hitter
Tractors Brock Tie
in Seventh to Toke
Narrow, FL Victory

Faced with the one-hit pitch
ing of Fordson's Johnny Swell
car Mount G e RI n BatherS
dropped their opening game yes
terday by a single-run margin,
81, on the Dearborn school S
field.
Coach Ernest buckholz' team
will tangle with Monroe on the
home field Friday.
Neither team was able to chalk
a run until the sixth inning when
Fordson cored, only to see
Mount Clemens tie up the score
as Dave Inman doubled, went to
third on a sacrifice by Roberts
and then stole home.
ERROR HELPS FORDSON
Fordson'S winning run came
in the seventh when Golich sim
gled, stole second nd went to
third on an overthrow, then was
singled home by catcher Wal
slewski. Lyle Bliss, hurting for
Mount Clemens, turned IN a good
performance, allowing only four
hits and nm i n 6 six batters
while allowing but three walks.
Swejcar whitfield a like number
but issued four passes.
Mike Farnyk, a thorn in the
side of Mount Clemens in three
sports, added another laurel to
his crown esterday by shoe
string catch of Ken Strassburg s
drive TO center field. Farnyk was
tnear1 actors %.a4SSarE III 1ootoan
and Played at forward post w
basketball.
The victory was the 18th
straight for Fordson's defending
champions in the Forder Cities
League.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
Bar 50 Team 10 Drill
Friday Evening

The Bar 60 softba1 team, for
merly Decker's Cafe, will held
its first practise Friday evening
at $50 on Griffith Field.
Ray Lorway is manager of the
outfit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22


. SPORTSTEW Paul White, right half on Michigan grid
team last fall expected action against his brother next
fall when the Wolverines tange with Ohio State John
White won his numerals end at Columbus The
the first of long series since both are
crack baseball players Only joker in the deck that
Buckeye John may make his grades The pair hail from
River Rouge
Michigan State letter winners are now under
arms large percentage of them being commissioned officers
as a result of OTC military training Fear OF stubbng
his helped Milne crack high jumper at state become
consistent AS sophomore, he never cleared b
feet 2l2 pracscd all last summer while barefoot
Discovered in avoiding pebbles ETC. his approach
his takeoff better Result lie mad an unde
feaed this winter with top mark OF feet b2
Two Cities League coacheSDck Water OF Monroe
and Kazusy Fordsonare the faculty OF Michigan
State coaching be held the weekend Of May
Russ Californian Fordson grid COACH is head Of the hgh
school coaches association which backing the event
Bill COPYRIGHT of Mchigans golf coach, doesn't
fathers footsteps He's been elected captain
not of the golf teanbut of the wrestling team Greens
on the University Mchigans among the largest
157752 feet in 10 of them as matter OF
short mashie shot away from the hole When
vol the green, 1t seems.
Al Wistert outstanding Wolverine tackle last year has
undergone wrist operation for the removal OF small bone
in the MOrthvsssteru game last tall ,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
Mountaineers'
Last.Inning
Rally CUT Off
St. Rites Wins,
5-4, Though Outhit
by St. Mory's Nine

Their last-inning rally yes
terday cut short by a pickoff
and the failure of an attempted
steal, st. Mary's baseballers
nevertheless were preparing con-
fidently this afternoon for their
second game of the season with
St. Francis de Sale tomorrow.
The Mountaineers lost a close,
5-4 decision yesterday to st.
Rita's of Detroit, outhitting
their opponents but delaying
their run-getting too long. The
game was the opener for both
teams.
FOE TAKES EARLY LEAD
St. Rita's chalked up a tall +
in the first, added another in the
second and one each in the fifth
and sixth. Going into the last
half of the sixth, Coach Lee
Harris crew Jagged by = }
count. A double off the bat of
Roy Harms, another double by
Palmer Hudson, pass to Ken
Trombly and a single by Jack
CoumanS built up three quick
ones for the local parochial..
st. Rita's added another run
in the seventh on an infield
error by the locals and an at
tempt to tie up the score failed
though one run was added
So E,P7'vnev Hudson waata r.
on an attempted steal and Ae1I
Trombley was picked off third.
HART SATISFIED
Coach Lee Hart expressed sat
isfaction with the teams play
despite the loss. THE boys were
robbing themselves of hits by
slow running on the baSepaths,
but outside of that their play
was good. The bunting was eX-
cellent and if we can just get
some speed into the kids, we'll
turn up with some wins, ~
The Mountaineers racked up
seven hits to their opponents
five.
St. Mary -. 900 OO3 IA 7 4
st. Rita's .10l l0l Is 5 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22

Hot gas from wells in the des-
ert near Salton Sea, Calf, has
temperatures which skyrocket to
dizzy heights, Much dry ice is
prOdlkcpd here
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
Reds Stagger as Pitching
Falls Into Very Sad State

now resembles a sieve. Rookie
Bert Haas made four errors in
four games at third base and
manager Bill McKechnie in des-
peration shifted him to the out
field to preserve the youngsters
power in the batting order. Then
the Reds made eight errors in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
CUBS WHIP PIRATES

In the only other National
League game Truett (Rip) Sc
well held the Chicago Cubs to
six hits while the Pittsburgh
Pirates patterned a So triumph
around home runs by Bob Elliott
and Stu Martin.
The New York Yankees crush
ed the Philadelphia Athletics,
l0-4, by way Of celebrating man
ager Joe McCarthy's 55th birth
day. Charley Keller hit a grand
slam homer in the first inning
and the Yanks raided the AS for
five runs in the fourth. Charley
(Red) Ruffing breezed to his
second victory.
The Detroit Tigers whipped
the Chicago White Sox, Al, with
Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
Women:s Pin Meet Scores May
Cause Family Circle Friction
New Pair
Reisns in
Doubles

If more than a few Mount
Clemens wives and girl-friends
were giving their respective
spouses and boy-friends the
needle today, it was probably
because of the ladies' perform
ances at the Mount Clemens Rec
reation alleys.
For, bowling in the first wo-
mems tournament ever held in
Mount Clemens, the women con-
tinued to crack their averages
with far more consistency than
the men did two weeks ago. One
major change was made in the
tourney standings last night as
Rosemary DuckWitz and Jane
Newman blasted out a 991 to
take first place in both divisions
of the doubles.
"a PINS OVER
Their score stood as tops in
actual pinfall and by going "a
pins over their mean of 897
(299), they took the blue-ribbon
spot in the doubles, over-aver-
age, displacing Mildred Settler
lein and Edith Schroeder in the
latter department.
Rosemary Duckwitz' 1877 in
her opener and l61-I76 in second
and third for a 534 gave the
team its big boost. .,.,..,...
Eivira -t,,ellls and ,Lele Bal li'aS
went into second place IN the
doubles, actual pinfall. as they
posted games of $50 and 432 re-
speCtively for an 1872.
Adele DesRosiers and Vereah
Moore trailed them, going into
third with a 848 total.
In the singles, Mildred Self
ferlein chung to first place with
her 400, ga over, but Gloria Lo-
zen, a l09-average Cpd bowl
er, hit 407 for second place in
the singles, ver-average, 30 pins
on top. Elsie Pomeroy, IN third
place yesterday with a count OF
38l, AZ pins over, slipped into
fourth place as Clara Schwartz,
marking a 66-over AL, follow
ed Gloria Lozen into the stand
ings, taking over third place.
ELVIRA HELMS SECOND
Elvira Helms, East Detroits
ace girl bowler, posted a 484
in the singles actual pinfall, for
second place, though her count
was 20 pins below her average.
Mercedes Noteboom followed her
with a 464 for third place.
The tournament closes to-
night.
DOUBLES, WEDNESDAY, Z P.rL
Francis Coulon-Kathleen Wsmsler
Clarice Sullivan-Marjorie Feldman
Edna Mae Sales-Marion Elso
Cora McIntosh-Reva Chatham
Engs Preussel-Mildred Erskine
Dorothy Oster-Helen Kreiner
Mae Crest-Nylva Tucker
Shirley Soule-Mary Soenen
SINGLES, WEDNESDAY, 7:45 PM
Cora Diehl, Kathleen Wamsler, Car
ice Sullivan, Marjorie Feldmsn, EDNA
Mae Sales, Marion Elso.
Cora Mcintosh, Revs Chatham, Engs
Preussel. Mildred Erskine, Alberta Bal
as, Helen Kreiner, Mae Crest Ernestine
White, Gloria LoZen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22

Floyd Frederick, due for a
draft call today, took a good
sized whack at the American
Bowling Congress competition
yesterday and turned in the top
score recorded by Mount Glenn
ems boWlers as he blasted out a
267 game in 638 series in the
singles.
, The 638 was his top perform
ance, the other games in the
triple being 1875 in the opener
and 176 in the third. His was the
only 600 series to be chalked by
Bath City representatives and
he and his brother, Les, were the
only local boWlers to take part
in the minor-events yesterday.
FIVE TEAMS BOWL
Members of the five teams
Old Bru, Priehs, Altes Lager,
Rosso Sports and Blue Rock
Majors-which bowled yesterday
will participate in the minor
events today. Floyd and Les,
given a good chance of hitting
the money in the minor events,
started off hot with a 400 count
but fell into the 320's in both
their following games for a 1858
total.
High team total went to Altes
Lager, posting a 2730 as Floyd
Frederick and Al Glefke both
hit counts of SGT, Glefkc closing
with a 234, high game for the
team. Old Bru's 2547 was sec
ond among the local teams with
Bill Helds SCI standing as
high; he hit a 223 in his first
game for the blue-ribbOn single
but fell off to 163-18l in his clos
ing starts.
The Blue Rock Majors and
Priehs both posted 1881 counts.
All Tews' STD was top triple for
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-22
In This Corner
TIGERS FILL ROLE WHITE SOX HAD
LAST YEAR; BAREFOOTEO
BOY DOES O. K.
BY DENNIS BROWN

NEW CAST Tigers have taken over the role the
acted last when they pitched like
mad and outfield only Sundays and in their
dreams Jimmy Dykes Chicago crew evidently felt
seasons run in the entitled "Infied Flies
long enough
In games Tiger hurers have allowed only 70 runs
for q > IT acame average Only have been
in the last five games.
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Lumber, Building Materials

BRIGGS quality gsrAges-"Built according
20 requirements" Hogsrth 4l4l.
CONF DoORs-2 sx6s eight flight, S. SIS.
BEDFORD Lumber CO. 2i702 Grand River.
GARAGE-2-car lsxzo. si96. State Lum-
Der, 200.i John r. TO. s-1206.
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Business Opportunities

BARGAIN Grocery store. cold meats. bear
living quarters in rear. 1904 Concord,
tVAnhoe gisl
BARGAIN-Pstent medicine store: ma
hogAny drug fixtures. i2rfoot fountain;
corner location; doing excellent business.
.Ivauhos $500
CEMENT Biock Factory equipped 70
produce 1000 blocks daily. Must sell.
Sacrihce University 3-o2ss.
GROCERY. meat. vegetable market and
all equipment. i2202 Chelsea. Pin
gree 1929
BEER garden, established business, Class c
S. n, NJ. license, dancing license. Rose
willie e076.
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HORTON. s3i. near Oakland Large. com
Portable, for colored gentleman. Trinity
I-Q4la
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Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. mtgA made.
McHugh. iiio Ford Bid. Cadillac 0349
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN y. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor, Lafaystts Bldg. Cadillsc oslo.
CASH for land contracts: quick service
NORMAN SKY REAL ESTATE. TO $4,000
READ Tunes Want Ads for profit-use
them for results, 'n
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Rentals Wanted
Houses for Rent

BUY = acre for $3.50. S. down from
eii y. Man ST.. Royal Oak.
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SAVE 60es on living room and bedroo
sets Sun Furniture. 1922 Gratiot.
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WALL CLEANING
WALL WASHING
WASHING MACHINES. VACUUM REPAII

.A-i--wAsHER repairing sewing machine.
vacuum, 81 90 Free estimates. Buy.
Sell. Lonox 5000 Central Service.
ALL MAKES repaired; refinishinF 10
years experience; guaranteed; estimates.
DA. Oi2a
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Real Estate to Exchange

LOTS (2D-4o feet each. Lincoln Parl
King street, near Gohl; sell $500 c
trade for house. Twinbrook 2-4413
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must sacrihce-Si75
Si6s so; Saturday until 10 100; also Mon
day; terms can be arranged. $3.50 Gratiot
SUMMER sALE-Pianos and accordions
Music lessons on accordion, piano. WING
and string instruments. Summer rates
Pollina Music House. 1921 Gratiot, Plazt
1902
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Neto Houses for Sale
Defense Workers Homes

CRATIOT (s-Mne section Brick frames
81 500 UP. Available now. Tuxedo PISA
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Section
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Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent


HORTON s3i. near OHkland--Large com
Portable. for oolored gentleman. Trinity
1-p4l4
NORTHWEST section; Comfortable room :.
gentleman preferred. working afternoons
Vermont a-1tTo tevrrinEst
WHITAKER (Vernor -oreenl --comfortabl
room Employed couple. Excellent trans
portstion vinewood 2-4iT2.
WOODLAND, l27 dl-Attractive
large front; kitchen privileges ADULTS.
Townsend 7-s3s2.
CoLoRED = Reliable. employed. adults;
quiet neighborhood; good transportation
afternoons University 1906
coIoRED = Northeast section: sleeping
rooms for men private entrance Trinity
1876
COIORFD-Nioe comfortable room for re-
spectacle gentleman. good transportation.
Trinity 1-7OS2
coLoRED-FREDERIC 560--Nicely fur
nished-sll convenience clean comfort
able: reasonable.
CoLoRFD-Milvaukee East, 1l4s. nicely
furnished room; clean; al conveniences
reasonable.
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nFARRoRN--Nsw nve-room BUNGALOW, tile
hath. attic. lot. $500. Re. 2oe3.
NFTVINnGLE7 Ti7sA FrAncisl = a-roorn
modem. S.. 500 garage. side drive good
transpoFiaton.
NEAR n bomber Plant Rocky ood, Miehi-
car rlTg1 River Drive. 4.hedroonn brick.
furnace No water. s. 500, Berry. Cadillac
3if0
ONLY 81 500 81 3So--UNCsUAL VALUES
5 RMS. TILE FEATURES $500 On.
LINCOLN AT CAMPREIL.- re -
~ 5000 Woodry CoRst CO. We e-325e
RrOPFLLE (north Of outer DriVsl
farm colonial: q a G., Obi. gar, new 10
1899 Strom. s27 East ST. Fair TO s-4le3
.VINEWO6n. Porter corner 10 rooms. of.
hceA rat steam. S.. $50 Ia. e2lO, NJ
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SMITH-ORR co.



ASH oil, garbage drums, instantaneous
heater. inner tubes. Vinewood 1859.
BLACKSMITH tools. good condition. 4347
Cicotte ave. Lafayette 1928.
HI FLOW basement drain pumps. Open
ewes, Sunday, 1914. Burger. 1850 East
emile.
KoDAKs-Movfe cameras. win sell, buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Elk, 617 Shelby.
POOL TABLE-Brunswick 4iaxe good
condition. $500 Fenkell. University 2-9s52.
WALK IN meat refrigerator. McCray, 6x4,
1878. New. Tuxedo 1-0776---
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Houses for Sale
(West Of Wooduayd)

BRACE. s642 rooms. bsy. fle.
FACANI s. 2s5. terms. CT 1870
CD. RlVER-l2TH sect .rm. steam
heat large cement biock garage. s. 200
Terms. no 500. Gus'sfson
INDIANA -NARYGFOVE section. s-rnorn
hrcs; built 1895. $500. terms. VIZ
mont 5-Oii4.
MARK TWAfN-Gd R.v. S rms. gar
500 $500 IN. 1903 FsukeR. W. 1850
vERNOR-siG-rgdm Colonial
81. SO, $500 down VI
Vefnor- Camphg l--s.roon single. furnkos,
larEe To-; frliii 81 600 terms. Ia. $3.50
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Mortgages

ALL mortgages. no restrictions ca. 7S47. s
HONE ASSOCIATES. 32A Lafayette Bids. \
&c Buy WAR STAMPS. BONDS ToDAY")i
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-'Tari!''
Furniture, Household Goods


RUGs-Discontinued patterns, plenty OF
Okla sizes Included; 33S discount; II
grades. colors and patterns. ROGERS CO.,
retail outlet. 26l6 East Grand Blvd.
SAVE 60eo on living room and bedroom
sets. Sun Furniture. 1922 Gratiot.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE, 18TH d TUXEDO
Unclaimed Furniture
Olympia Outhtters, $40 Grand River
YOU always save at Kent Furniture, io441
Livernois.
5-Pc.- CHROME breakfast Set $l9.93.
Crown. 2700 Gratiot; 737 Michigan.
q. AND 4-ROOM OUTFITS, $40 and up
Spitz Furniture Mart, 1855 Gratiot.
3-PC. bedroom suite. $50. SIS monthly
Cash Furniture. 334 Michigan.
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HUNTINGTON WOODS
Attractive brick Colonial. built 1885: living
room - SKA. fireplace. library, layatory
modern kitchen. breakfast bay, bedrooms.
2 tile baths. sisll shower. recreation room.
OIL air conditioned heat, large corner lot.
George Marley Real Estate i39 West
Maple, Birmingham. Phone 1924
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.Tires-----Used

A l2-HOUR vulcanlzing service reasonable.
II CHEST prices paid for used tires and
tubes. 1900 GRAND RIVER.
COMPLETE tire service: guaranteed vul-
canning and rscapping since 1928. Motor
City Tire Service. 1871 Gratiot Fitz. 1850.
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Board and Room
Business Places for Rent

GAS sTATIoS-i345 Z. Forest at Russell;
rent from owner. cheap. CH 2340.
MICHIGAN. 5640 (near Junction) Front
four rooms; any business. Inquire spolks
Building.
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Houses for Sale
r. WORKERS

BARGAIN. 81 coo. $3.50 or John r.
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BOMBER WORKERS
ensii homes. tl.2s5 20 81. s45. ire IarFs
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Motorcycles and Bicycles

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ing. Edw. Kshos Co.. 1884 Grand River.