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Evening star., 1942-10-12
Hamilton Winner as Baltimore
Mops Up in Wolfe Tourney

Led by Nova Hamilton's winning
score of 1874, Baltimore bowlers
practically made sweep in the sixth
annual Pop Wolfe Memorial yester-
day at College Park and Hyattsville,
landing eight of the II major prizes
and three of the four consolation
awards.
Hamilton, among the leaders in
the opening five-game block in the
afternoon at College Park, cut loose
with 7l8. to triumph handily over
Len Zerhusen who posted q 1881
tally with five-game block counts of
697 and 634. Baltimore sharpshooters
carried off the first five places. Ray
Fiorentino with 664-66A1, 1923 was
third, Clarence Miller, 657-663-
1920 was fourth and Buck Schane
with 62l-688-1, ,309 was fifth,
Billy Stalcup of Rosslyn was the
first Capital pinman to finish in the
money, with q sixth-place score OF
1909 after sets of 62l and 688. Joe
Freschi of Brookland Recreation was
eighth with 66l-643-1,3o4 and
Harry Hilliard Of Hyattsville was
ninth with 645-657-1. 500.
Other Baltimore winners were
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Redskins
Continued From Page A-lo.)

that eloquently expressed its
"what's-the-use" attitude. The
Skin line was tougher to dent than
two-bit steak and the secondary
was perfectly deployed against the
passes Of Hall and Davis. But two
touchdowns weren't enough, as later
events proved, and the 19 points
added in the third period came In
handy.
Parker Halls tumble on the 26-
yard line, where Cece Hare recovered
on the initial kickoff of the second
half, paved the way for the next
touchdown. Washington got it as
quickly as Baugh could wind up for
the two pitches that carried 1t over,
but there was slight delay while
the Tribe lost IS yards for holding.
Sammy's first toss to Johnny
Kovatch netted yards and his
next went to Wilbur Moore In the
end zone.
Rams Pick Up Two Scores.
Andy Farkas started the boys
toward their fourth score with a
dazzling 20-yard punt return that
put the ball on the Rams 46, fol-
lowed by nice exhibition Of broken
field running to the 26 after
gathering in Baughs pass In the
fiat. Andy drove over right guard
for another first down on the 13
and then, when the Rams were COL
lecting their forces to pounce on
him, Baugh crossed 'em up by
pitching a strike at Bob McChesney
in the end zone.
A safety, the result of bad pass
from center that sailed over Halls
head out Of the playing field, made
1t 80 points, and Roy Zimmerman
field goal from the IA boosted 1t
to 80.
Three passes gave the Rams their
first score, which was helped by q
bad punt that slithered of Dick
Poillon's toe and went out of bounds
on the Skins %. Jacobs passed to
Laniak on the IA. then Hall aerialed
to Hightower and Lazetich in sue.
cession for the score.
Rockwells 58-yard runback with
Poillon's pass set up the final score
and he might have gone all the way
If Marvin Whited hadn't pulled him
down from behind. Hall passed to
Nagnani on the /, where the latter
tripped, fell and somersaulted into
the end zone.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Maryland Golf Title
SohConquestfor
Indian Spring
| HumbIes Rolling Road
In Final by ID to 4;
Shorey Is Stor

Indian Spring Country Clubs
lusty golf team probably will be the
team champions of the State of
Maryland for the duration of the
war. It isn't likely that the State
championship team tourney will be
played next year, in which case
Indian Spring, now sitting on top
of the club teams in the State, will
hold the big bronze trophy until
the Nipnazis curl up and say uncle.
Thwarted in two final appear
ances, following two years of vic
tory. the Indian Spring lads got
their full measure OF vengeance
yesterday, humping a hapless Roll
ing Road Club outfit by IA to 4 in
the final round at the neutral Hillen-
dale Country Club course. Winning
points in all brackets. the -Four
Corners clubmen walked all over
their opponents, winning almost as
they pleased. Indeed, the question
now is how Rolling Road won its
way to the final, or are the Balti-
more teams as weak as they seem?
Mel Shorey. Indian Spring pro-
played the last nine in 80 whacks
to prove the bright star of the top
foursome, in which Shorey and
straight-hitting Jim Hunt took
points from Alex Taylor and Spen-
Ger Overton.
Shorey and Huntt (1ndi.n anr;ng, ..
Taylor and Overton (RollinR Road, L.
Eddie Ault and Volney Burnette I'm.
dian SPRING.. 3; Gene Bruning and Charles
Bassler Rolling Road, o.
Roger Peacock and Arthur Urban I'm
dian Spring.. 2: Paul Horne and K Krauss
(Rolling Road. l.
Claude Rippy and Jock olmstead Gn-
dian Spring.. 3: Dr. William Leimbeck and
j. c. Hanwah (Rolling Road, 0.
Ted Burrows and Lou Harrison Indian
(Roline Road, o.
Pres Burrows and Earl Clary Gndian
Spring., !; Bill Hess and George Taylor
(Rolling Road, .
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Nine Key Performers
OF Last Campaign
Return 10 Lions
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MONTREAL, Canada, Oct. 12.-
Nine key players who represented
the Washington Lions in the Ameri-
can Hockey League last season will
return to Coach George Mantha's
squad this season.
General Manager Lee Perrin,
prior to his departure for New York
last night where he is attending
a league meeting today, disclosed
that Mantha, Frank Mailley, Alex
Singbush, Doc Gauthier, Leo La
moureux. Tony Graboski, Rod Lor-
raine, Peggy ONeil and Walter
luke will return to the 1942-43
club.
Two rockies in camp are former
Eastern Amateur League players.
Hank Dyck. formerly of the Johns
town Bluebirds, and Marty Madore,
ex-Washington Eagles winger, now
are working with the Lions.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Flaherty should arrange for q few
more similar injuries.
When Johnny Kovatch grabbed
that pass planting the ball on the
35-yard line just before Baughs
next to Moore clicked for q touch
down, it was his seventh straight
without a miscue.
Hank Rockwell cost the Rams
three points by grounding Roy zim-
merman's pass in the end zone in
stead of hanging on to the ball in
the third period. Holding it would
have given Cleveland q touchback
and possession of the ball on its
20, but as it was, the Skins had
another down and Zimmerman
booted his 14-yard field goal
Charleyhorse Stops Aldrich.
Kay Aldrich broke up Corby
Davis pass in the final period while
hobbling on charleyhorse. Ray
Flaherty yanked him Immediately.
Sammy Baugh finally has been a
triple -threater by his own choice.
In the second period he carried the
ball four consecutive times. He
dived over left guard for a first
down in three plays. In his next
attempt Roy Stuart spilled him for
a 3-yard loss so Sammy figured it
was high time to pitch the pigskin
and he tossed it to Bob Masterson
for IS yards and a first down on
the 5.
You probably saw one Of the rec
ord downs in the second period il
you were at the game. Remember
when McChesney smeared Jacobs
for a 15-yard loss and on the next
play joined with Fred Davis and
Glen Stralka in chasing him back
II more? It was third down and AZ
yards to go when Hall finally punt
ed, and, rather remarkable, too, the
punt didn't cover a smuch ground
as the Rams lost on the play.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Winnie Guerke, 7th, 1908; Art
Felter, 10th, 1898, and Lou Pohl,
18th, 1921. Oriole consolation prize
winners of high games and high sets
were Howard Parsons. ITO; Jimmy
Libertini, 678, and John Schultz, 6s4.
Jimmy OFT. jr., Of Hyattsville, hit
for 173 to grab the $40 game prize
in the final block.
Bill Gartrell, Northeast Temple
manager. just missed the pay-od
with 1896.
Hamilton turned in the only TOO
OF the event and collected $50 for
his top score Of 1874. A surprising
field of 81 competed in the affair,
which marked the opening Of big
time ! tournaments in the Middle
Atlantic duckpin area.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
800 Tons of Scrap
Taken as Tickets
B, the Aaeociated Prass.

cy the A06CClAteo Ir088.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Approx-
imately 900 tons of scrap metal
was taken to Ebbets Field by 59,-
064 Brooklyn fans to pay their
way into the Dodgers last five
home games of the baseball
season with the club accepting 10
pounds of scrap in place Of each
ticket.
The War Production Board, in
a letter thanking the fans for the
contribution, estimated this COL
lection alone would be enough to
make 20 light tanks, 80 Flying
Fortresses, 6,526 repeating rifles,
or, in other words, enough equip
ment for a complete division.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Two Clubs Annex Pair
OfWins in Leuoue

Teams representing Clubs Nos.
5 and 10 were double winners yes
terday in the Police Boys Club
Football League.
No. SIS 125-pounders defeated
Alexandria B. c., 37-0, and the
140-pounders downed No. II, also
37-0.
No. los 125-pounders won over
No. 4, $40, while the 140-pounders
edged out the No. team,' 14-6.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
NordIin9er Rules Woodmont
Linksmen fourteenth Time
Trims PhiIIipson in Final; McAeer Goes
To Title Round in Manor Tournament

and /; Don Dudley and Joe Wilson do.
feated DR.. W. D. Lanier and =. D. Bacon
Dick Kreuzburg won q blind bogey
event with 73-3-70. with Dr..
Lanier next at 82-8-H. Tied for
second at net 70 were George Burns,
T. w. Shepherd, M. M. Wire and
P. S. Alverson.
Grace King and Paul Bruyere won
a mixed foursome affair at Ban
nockburn with 97-27-70. Also in
the prize list were the following:
Mrs. s. D. Offutt and w. Waggaman.
101-24-77; Mrs. r. Barefoot and
r. Brandler. 112-33-79; Mrs. Egli
and s. Pierdon, 112-33-79. and
Ruth Hebert and E. Piper, l1l-32
70.
In the women's club champions
ship final Mrs. F. D. Overfelt de-
feated Mrs. T. Waggaman and 5.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Hoyos' MoreIIi Gets Hat
For Blocking Punt

Sophomore John Morelli, George
town. guard, today was to have a
hat on Joe Gardner, the Hoyas'
athletic director, who has promised
Coach Jack Hagerty's performers q
snappy toppiece every time they
block a punt.
Morelli smeared q punt by Frank
Kiesecker. Manhattan back. Satur-
day night at Grifath Stadium and
since it led to Georgetown's only
touchdown Gardner is regarding the
offer as wise investment.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

AA6 ~ So AAAAASeAVSAs
1--WE didn't have a chance" he
said in his quiet way. "Our backs
couldn't even handle the ball. We
had no chance to work a play be-
cause that line was in there, rolling
on the backs before they actually
had the ball. I've never seen better
line play.
Il don't see how anybody figures
to beat the Redskins in the East
not even Brooklyn or New York.
Those other teams just don't rate
with them. And in the West the
only team that seems to have a
chance of stopping them is the
Bears and I doubt if they could if
Washington gave them the same
game they played against us today.
Il think the Redskins have the
biggest. toughest line in the league.
What they did to us was a crime.
l just didn't expect anything like
this. We didn't have chance
against them and to me they seem
to be one of the best clubs in the
league-the best today by far
Jones Can't Figure the Beat.
The -thatched old gent rest
ing his head on the rail in the
Judge Lands pose in the upper box
was Jesse Jones, the Governments
high finance expert. But when the
mob was clapping in accompani-
ment to Deep in the Heart of
Texas" Mr.. Jones was observed to
clap only four times-and Mr.. Jones
an expert on figures, too.
Andy Farkas finally proved he's
back in the groove and itching for
action. He got it and gave it with
his best home performance since
1899.
Bill Young's broken paw, still in a
cast, and Ray Hare's bum shoulder,
swathed in bandages, didn't seem
to bother 'em yesterday. Maybe
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Leohy, Awaiting x-Roy
Results, Is Cheerful
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press,
ROCHESTER, Mimi, Oct. 12.-
Frank Leahy. Notre Dame football
coach and athletic director, is rest
ing comfortably in st. Mary's Hos
pital here. awaiting results of
X-rays taken shortly after his ar
rival at the Mayo Clinic.
He is in fine spirits and expresses
his pleasure at his teams 27-0 vic
tory over Stanford.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Modorik' S Aerial Shots
Give Detroit Victory
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DE TR OFT, Oct. 12.-Elmer
fTippy) Madarik hurled two per-
fectly executed aerials in the second
quarter to give the undefeated Uni
versity of Detroit football team a
l6-to-0 decision over the husky
Armoraiders from Fort Knox. KY,
yesterday before 1851 spectators,
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Tulsa Eleven Crushes
Randolph Field, $50

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA. Okla, Oct. 12.-Tulsa's
Golden Hurricane continued its
high-scoring campaign yesterday,
defeating the outclassed Randolph
Field, Tex, football team, 68 to o.
N. A. Keithley, flashy little Hur-
ricane back, galloped 64 yards for a
touchdown on the first play after
the kickoff,
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Pro Loop STANDINGS

Results Yesterday.
Washington. :33; Cleveland, IA.
Chicago Bears, Al; CHICAGO Cardinals,
a.:
New York, 35: Philadelphia, II.
Green Bay, 3S: Detroit, :.
Pittsburgh, Z; Brooklyn, o.
Next Sundays Schedule,
WASHINGTON at Brooklyn
New York at Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals at Detroit.
Cleveland At Green Bay
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Vet Press Agent in Army

frank Wright. longtime drum
beater for Florida athletics, now is
flrst lieutenant and due for assign
uent ct Fort Meade, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Bona Likes Third Period

Alabama is a third-quarter team
The Crimson Tide has tailed "a
of its IS points against collegiate
opponents in the start OF the last
half.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
May Have Won Its Two for the Year. Says Sad Coach Baker
Skins Look Better Than Bears
ToCouch of Sheured Rams
&. None Could Defect Club Clicking as 1t
8 Did Against Cleveland, Clark Feels

Nobody could have beaten that team today sighed Dutch
Clark mournuy after watching the Redskins kick the starch
of his Cleveland Rams Nobody he repeated mot the
The bespectaced Clark looking like high school biology
simply couldn't believe the Redskins the
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Redskins VS.. Rums

Scoring: CleveIand-Touchdovn Mag-
touchdown. Clay (for Adams. 1place.
mentO. Washington-Touchdow Wiikin.
Todd Iodd dor ,.r F.rka2; Moore; Mcchesney:
n norman tfcr Baugh) fplacementl safety.
Substitutes: Cleveland-Ends, Hightover,
Wilson: tackles, Clay. Rockwell, Fawcett:
guards, Stuart, Brahm, McGarry. stuart;
Morris. Pritchard. Lazetich. Janiak. wash
inston-Ends; Cifers. Kovatch, Kruger;
tackles. Davis. Beinor. Watts; guards,
backs. r.. Hare, Todd, Seymour. Zimmer-
man, Deal Poillon, Whited. Goodyear.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

Bill Young's broken paw, still in a
cast, and Ray Hare's bum shoulder,
swathed in bandages, didn't seem
to bother 'em yesterday. Maybe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

utT JOY no AND WEST CHICAGO
d r,V tVo-uory FACE trirk homes - )
ns7r.. rs and ,lle hath each with j.,
fu.- iavatrries All fuNF insulated gas
tea, large lots. good transportation. schools
sr4 stores. prices from $1,000 q 81 80
30 \ buH' open iyr inspection dA'iy
an SUNDAY from II 10 ..
SEYBURN g. SCHCLMAN
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Farms and Lands for Sale

MILAE-45 acres; s-room house. modern
an necessary buildings. acres woods
81 700 Front saline River. Plaza sf74
MISSISSIPPI
lTUNC groves. farms. and low price land
Free list S O.. Thigpen, Picayune Miss
sANIIAC FORTY. So zoo 81 900 down
broom brick Barn iOx60 Granary
Elegant dirt List 33 others free. Franz
Reed, CafsOnvilr
40 ACRES IN Esll2 20 miles from
bomber plant 4rOOm house otner build
lnKs iuil price 50 800 Terms ny
I'VE SELL THE EARTH
ans Pelham Rd. fOuter Dr. Dearborn
40 ACRES. good bldEs good land state
highway, So an acre
so ACRES large house and barn, $50 an
ACRE.
100 ACRES, modern house. large harm.
stone road $50 an acre
Marie LuddiugtOn. Petersburg Mich.
Phone So
so ACRES: 4 miles 10 bomber plant; good
buildings Wayne County paved roads
$4,000. 50 900 down. 1878 Livernois.
so ACRES with buildings ~ miles Ann
Arbor. W. Machold 39i5 Second.
100 AcREs-ClAy loan. On M66. sigh
Lake Charlevoix. 20 acres tractor Guilt
waited. balance woods, pasture Good build
lngs running water, electricity. Frank j
Nachazel. East Jordan, Michigan
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Business Opportunities

BAR b. QUE sTAND-Close I'm. on main
Travelled highway. fully equipped; corner
lot o7x22s, city water, sewer, paved 81!
booths and refrigerator. oil furnace; fun
price 81. 500, terms. See Otto n. Schat1.
2sl55 Ford DID,, at Middlebelt, Dearborn
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GRATIOT Seven mue large FIVE rooms
DIX attic, good location and Inc Condl-
ti9n Marshall, i2bJl Gratiot.
OPEN sun ard daily. 1874 Stahelin Ave-
new hve-room bungalow. really different
ana worth seeing Red. 2O63.
OUTER DRIVE WEST. 5000 Five rooms.
BRICK; Earage; possession. ". Macngld.
$40 Second.
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Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS-Any east side property; cas-
terms. Burd. Ivanhoe 1910
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COLORED SPECIALS no or BLVD.
2 Family 8 eacn-H A he4'xl 500
= FANNY > each furnaces On. 81 900
Aps r. uel's, singles, All Sections eECity.
ERASK- H. WILEY TRINITY 2-g1o7
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Flats for Sale

ASDEPpON
rooms each. II, A. heat side drive and
MccLELLAN A&D JEFrERso4t e %
. rooms each. II. A. neat. garage 81. 225
Both must Dc 20; co.'s % close estate.
1858 Mack. az Gray IF. 04lt
F'RoNTENAC, south Of Harper Five rooms
each. separate furnaces Al condition
well 6ullt Inquire 6267 Field
/ GLhpWlN. 81: 50 Oooy $3.50 down.
LEMAY., So; 81. 300, $3.50 down.
GRAY -, 81 800 1918 down.
BARTLETT. 1904 Kercheval LIE. $3.50
WARREN AND GRAND RIVER -l3-room
2-ilat down, up, Al condition. hot
water furnace large lot new Insul BRICK
siding sickness C0mpe.s sale Many Others.
See our lists and pictures
ELSA RALLY d INVESTMENT co.
62l7 Fort. W VI l-1400
CoLORED Kennworth-John r., nice
brick 2-flat. rooms. ban each ? fun
Uaces, garages, $500 down. NInewOOd-
warren, fine brick fat $3.50 down Be
thune large 2-tIst, rooms, bath each ;
So3U down. $50 smith 81. cottage d rooms
and bath, garages $3.50 down, SIS month.
Ede'man, 9526 Oakland. TO. 7.iley
COLORED-Conners Ave. sss-stO; two
fla. 81. double garage; So 300. reason
able down payment. LenoH sos
COLORED Two-fat. Northfieid rooms
each. 50 900. 5000 down. Tuxedo
2-]sas
1DA~OfNr.Ap Ef F-'lA A-N-- NJ Of Div -.
? Family each H. A heat. 81 800
Family escb 5 furnaces On. 81 900
Apsrf meats. singles, All Sections eECity.
FRANK J.. WILEY TRINITY 2-s7o7
COLORED fiat Vinewood Al. 81 500.
easy terms Terrace 2-9277
CoLORED East side two.fsmuy. SIX
rarn, douDiG gaiass f1rrsrrs IVAN
HOE 20o7
COLOREI Wes' SIDE. brick Gat. best
cond. reas iayt. Mcqueen, TO b3d3i
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CROSSE POINTE

Lorraine. 7s3. a true colonial. with center
hau brick 70 roOf,-nnly 7 years old. liviul
raom 25xl3.6. with natural fireplace. DlnlnE
room - sxi36 Large kitchen. Master bed
f..na same dimensions a. living room, "
GUIDING wardrobe closets. 2 other lark'
BEDROOMS 2.car garage. overhead doors
trususlly good heating plant oo-ioct 10Y
.>e.r schools. stores churches and trans
ft-fstIon. Quiet street Moderate taxes
Pr4.e only sto.Je0. shown ~ appointment
J,NEs NAUGHroS. VI. $780, NJ $500
LAKEWOOD mr. Jenetson-s -rm brick
S72J down. Blaydon, Fitzroy III
MODERN rooms and bath Large 100
fot lot Half block OF Jefferson, neal
iste Low priced 500. 81 600 cash. -,
N nth Lawn. trees and shrubs. Drive oul
ed see this YOU will like H. Lake shore
Realty Co, 2Ssl4 Fast Jefferson, st. Clan
~tures Phone Roseville 01s0.
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REGISTERED BUILDER DESIRES
PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL
Small defense homes already contracted for.
No building experience necessary. CA. 1889.
RESTAURANT-For sale: excellent loca-
ton; gateway TO north on US-23; So, 900
discount II paid cash: S43 rent: no beer.
sos East Midland street. Bay City, Mich
igan.
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WISCONSIN. 12551
Houses for Sale
(Eost Of Woodward

q ROOM home for only si,7e5, with $500
down and SIS per month, garage AID
lafsc lot. bath. gas, cleo $4,000 East Jet
fsrssn. near Mile road, or 2t7O0 Harper
FIELD (nesr ChaTlevuiND-E Eight rooms.
t.1r bedrooms full t.le bath basement
Iavatory. gas heat porches storm win
doWs. screens large three ear garage,
Prce s. 900. Easy terms Prospect 1919
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OWNER LEAVING CITY
SACRIFICE, LEAVING CITY

Ashton. l94ji--5- room, basement, Tile IN
kitchen and bath months old. Total
price. 81 1913 t3I ~ per mo. ine every
hing VIII also sell furniture with home
for 1900
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DEARBORN EAST
DEARBORN. NEST
FIVE.ROOM BUNGALOWS

'..V ready for ocr~p2rc} FllA terms
re ,1.s ,r,lr tl1cks ves' ~ woodward.
$50 blocks norm - - SIZE rad. 1888
- -tsrscr. B,rkley Lincoln 2-ii36
GARDEN CITY-Brick. = acre } bed
rooms. outside finished. g. $50 terms
on. SchatE, Zsl33 Ford road. IE. 1000
..-r--, - - - =. At.L. ulaI
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BEAUTY sHoP-E Established business; e.
cellent location. illness forces sale; sacrt-
o-1A-T
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NELvINpALE2Sew. Old Homes; Lots.
Farms l.. W. Martin, vi l-5722

ROYAL OAK = New, bedrooms. attic.
oil heat x27 so mo. inc. taxes. III. $40
SCHOOLGIRL - Ninn0ck rooms .
stoker; garage. Bargain. s. 200, terms.
NtDeWg0d 2-i4AA
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-HfS @aa'it az 'fiff Ii U4lA
FRONTENAC, south Of Harper FIye rooms
each. separate furnaces Al condition
well hunt Inquire 6267 Field
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CoLORED-S40O down. ave rms, furnace
garage CREEPY. nr Canlr
Jose phine--7 rms. natural +. p; reason
able payment down.
Maple McDougall-Ss00 down. rms, Q
btdrrns nat ,. T., Scar garage
King $500 down. S rms. bedrms.
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GLNDWIN. 30, g OOOJ $3.50 down.
LEMAY. SIS; 81 800, $3.50 down.
GRAY, 30, 81 800, 1918 down
BARTLETT, l5lO4 KerchevAL LIE s0s
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Z. JEFFERSON AVE, 1873 Brick
store building two fats above. Income
sell for 81 600 down and $3.50 month.
RA. $3.50
MIDDLE BELT Road siO3. near JOY
store building. living quarters attached
garage. Large lot. 81 500. $500 down or
81 800 cash.
ADRIAN 1920 Mack LIE 0230
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COLORED- Csnheld-st. Aubin Siam. brk
s.. 200, terms cannon Bros, Fl 0lfo.
COLORED -- sevsn-room cottage S225
down, SIS per month. Great Northern
Realty. FitZroy $40.
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RYLAWN-Vacant, SIS BRICK. tile
Kitchen. bsth. garage $500 down, So
month. Franklin, 1850 Fenkell. Cnl-
yrfs.ty 3-GTg-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
sMEDLEy, as f. WARREN. TIE. 1892

coLoRED- geo Ferry. i4-ro1n BRICK side
drive, 2 baths, Al. vacant lst, terms
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

COLORED Hubbard. near w Grand
blvd rooms and bath, bedrooms,
garages deep lot s. 500 1925 down.
Many Others. see our lists and pictures.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

MILAE-i5 acres: s-ro0m house. modern
an necessary buildings. 8 acres woods
81 700 Front saline River. Plaza sf74