davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-08-04

TAFT Wright de los Medias
Hapcas, Is el apinto. con ga par
tidos, 221 viajes a Ia gonna. IS
carreras, "a hts 49,
Els ell sexto Joe Medwick, otro
de los jardineros de los Dodgers,
con SO desafios, 9S1 wees al ba-
tie, SO ~carreras, 125 hits y 1923
puntos de promedio.
Detras de Williams, Gordon y
Wright, en- la Liga Americana,
aparecen Stan Spence, de los Sc
fladores, con un promedio de
IS29; Bobby Doerr, de los Me-
dias Rojas, con 1926; John Pes
Icy, Boston, 1924; Vern Stephens,
San Luis, Bis; George Case, Wa
.shington, 315; Less Fleming,
Cleveland, 307, y Joe Di Mag
gio, New York, 304.
Siguen a Reiser, lombard Y
Medwick, en- ell circuito nacional
Enos Slaughter, del San Luis,
con 319 puntos; Stan Musial,
del San Luis, BIT; Elbie FLEET
cher, de los Piratas, 314; Lou
Novikoff, BOB; Johnny Mize, N.
York, 299; Walker Cooper, San
296; Bob Elliot, Pittsburg,
200.
Medwick ha pegado ell mayor
de "jilotes," 1874; Mize
lleva pegados 10 "jonrones" e,
impulsadas rs carreras,
Detras de Mize, en- Ell n1mero !
de carreras, aparece Medwick,
con 70.
Larry French, pitcher del
Brooklyn, tiene II desaffos ga
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
LLGA NACIONAL
NWevG Pretoria de Wyatt

En- ell 1nico juego que habia
lsenalado para aver en- esta liga,
Wyatt, Ell notable pitcher, Sopor-
to la pesada carga de IL hits,
pero sus companeros lie ayuda-
ron bien y los Gigantes fueron
d~errotados.
A mediados de la novena en-
trada hubo necesidad de suspen-
der ell juego, bajo las reglas del
"apagaluces", y ell pGblico hizo
una violenta demostraci6n de in
conformidad, a pesar de que fue
iluminada una bandera ameri-
cana y la orquesta tocaba ell him
no de Is barras y las estrellas.
Van Uingle Mungo, ell primer
pitcher de la novena dirigida
por Mel Ott, salto del "cajon''
EN- ell quinto ''~episodio".
Los ingresos del juego Sc en-
tregaran al fondo de auxilio del
ejercito.
Ademas de MungO lanzaron
por los neoyorquinos Adams.
Feldman y Lohrman,
Brooklyn 7c, l0h, lie; New
York &c, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
FLITCRAFT
POR LOS PHILLIES

Philadelphia, agosto 4-Un
zurdo de Woodstown, New Jer-
sey, Hildeth Flitcraft, de 10 a.
nos, ha sido contratado para Ian
Ear con los Phillies. Usa espejue
los y venia estudiandO agricul-
tura en- la Universidad de Rut-
gers.
Fue recomendado a la direc-
ci6n de los Phillies por un her
mano del jardinero Danny Lit
whiler.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
LOS PHTMEROS RATEADQ-
REs EN- LAS N IL
GAS
Villas Sc mantiene a Ia eabezG
D lie sigue Reiser

New York. agosto A la
cabeza de todos los bateadores
&c las grandes ligas Sc mantiene
Ted Williams, Ell jardinero de
los Medals Rojas, con 101 desa-
fios, 355 wees al bate, SO carre-
ras, 1923 hits y i'm promedio de
|346.
Williams ha impulsado hasta
la fecha Ell mayor nImero de ca
rreras, con 101; ha bateado ell
mayor nGmero de "jonrrones",
con "a; ha hecho Ell mayor n1-
nero de carreras, con 80,
Peter Reiser, Reiser, ell jardi-
nero de los Esquivadores de
Brookklyn, Marcia en- segundo
lugar con 81 juegos, 341 veces
bate, II carreras, 1T hits Y
de 343.
Detras de Reiser aparece, ba-
teando con admirable seguri-
Joe Gordon, la segunda ba-
Sc de los Yankees, con So jue-
COS, 355 wees al bate, 81 carre-
ras, l21 hits y BAL de promedio.
Marcia en- cuarto lugar En-
nesto lombard, Ell corpulento
de los Braves, con II
desafios, 214 wees al bate, % ca
rreras, II hits y promedio de
1886.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
CHALKY WRIGHT PEUEA-
RIA CON LULU CONSTAN-
TINO

New York, agosto Mat Ro
gers, concertador de peleas del
Club Siglo Veinte, anunci6 aver
que ell campe6n del peso de plu-
ma, Chalky Wright, defendera
su titulo, ell dia 25 de septiem-
ibre, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, contra Charley Qulu)
Constantine, en- Is asaltos.
Los dos subiran al cuadrilate-
TO con mas de 1876 libras.
Wright venci6 aConstantina,
por puntos, en- una criticada de-
cisi6n, hace varias semanas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
bra de s%onrisa.

oAd ue SOnflSa.
iPero, seria en- seguida de nue.
vo, tremula de emoci6n Y de an
siedad, y de sorpresa, continue
leyendo la extrahisima misiva:
mo, no puedo creerlo.
lei mundo seria demasiado
'perverso, demasiado infame. 81
me condenara a morir en- este
preside.
"Yo tengo fe, tengo fe en-
.Dios y en- que FL iluminara a
mis- jueces algdn dia, para que
me pongan en- libertad, perdo-
nandome los pequenos delitos
que han podido probarseme.
"Pero, en- fin, perdona 81 d.
vago.
Ell favor que quiero pedirte,
que espero de tt, es este.
"Veras.
"nd sabes que 70, gracias a
dos, he pOdidO hacer algunos
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
VICTORIA DE MARIO MO-
RALES

New York, agosto 4.-Mario
Morales, de Cuba con 122 libras
de peso, derrot6 a Freddy Pope,
Gle Columbus, que pesaba 1870.
Morales tom6 la ofensiva y su-
per6 facilmente a su contrario.
Billy Murray, peso weller de
Bellaire, Ohio, superb, en- seis a.
saltos, a Jerry Moore, de Har-
lem.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave., Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono 1892
OBO2TES
AL BROWN VENCIO
A BABE YUCATAN

Panama, agosto Al Brown,
de Panama, venci6 por nocaut
tecnico a Babe Yucatan, de Me-
xico, en- ell quinto asalto de una
pelea verificada en- ell Gimnasio
Nacional.
Con heridas en- la cara, Yucca
tan no pudo responder a la cam
panada del sexto round.
Hace un mes habia derrota-
do a Brown, por puntos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04

rados Il perdido; Whit Wyatt,
ambien de los Dodgers, IL VIC
torias " 3 derrotas.
Hank Browy, serpentinero de
los Yankees, ostenta 10 victo-
rias contra l derrota; Sturgeon
Chandler, New York, IL triun-
fos y 2 fracasos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04

Posici6n 3e las novenas en- es-
ia Liga: Brooklyn, 70 ganados,
80 perdidos, promedio de TOO
st. Luis, 62 victorias, 38 derro-
tas y promedio de $40; Cincin-
natl, "a, AZ y 535; New York,
81, so y 519; Pittsburgh, 45,
So y 459; Chicago, AZ, 81 y 457
Boston 43, 60 y 4O6; Philadel-
phia, 20, 70 y 1872.
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
Sc TRATA DE CONCERTAR
UNA SERIE DE PARTIDAS
ENRE LOS QUE FINALZA
RON EMPATADOS

New York, ogosto 4.-Jorge
Sturgis, de Boston, Presidente
de la Federation de Ajedrez de
los Estados Unidos, visit6 aver
La gaceta., 1942-08-04

omedicaI tests reveal
how thousands Of WOMEN -
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mo6dy, depressed-if yrdr nerves
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All YOU mag need Is good reliable
tonic, If so, Just try famous Lydia y.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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stimulate gastric juices TO help digest
and assimilate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
'Pero los hombres no pueden

''Pero los hombres no pueden
ser tan crueles, tan feroces, que
.condenen a una inocente, como
yo a tamana abominaci6n..."
o.
Joaquina suspendi6 unos Sc
gundos la lectura de aquella car
ia que la mostraba al desnudo
el alma cinica, vii e incredible
mente mentirosa de Eulalia de
las Torres.
iGran Dios!...
iCuando habian sido elias dos
las que prepararon mas de un
delito, las que tramaron, al me-
nos. Ell robo de la hijita de Gus
Y ahora, Eulalia, en- estas IL
meas, que ella saba seguramen-
te que habian de ser leidas por
juez, irtentaba aparecer como
victima, como una martir.
Por el rostro de J~oaquina Gar
,es paS6 algo asi como una SOM
La gaceta., 1942-08-04
La Gaceta Folletin No. $50.
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Y crey6 despertar de un sue
no.
Subi6.
o
Cuando Sc vic en- Ia Puerta
del Sol, y echo pie a terra, re-
cord6 que tenia que presentarse
al juez de Buenavista.
iAh, mol
Lo que es este no dejaria de
hacerlo por NADIA de este mundo.
De aquella entrevista que iba
a tener con el juez, dependia tai
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Hacia una bora, cuando la pu-
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La gaceta., 1942-08-04

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La gaceta., 1942-08-04
LA GACETA

ID peri6dico en- idioma Espa6ol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03

IhE EHEhlN6S htoh Li0hiS.
We, 7:3oNBums and Allen: Lionel
BARRYMORE present for a guest clash wffh
George and Gstie.
WMN, 8:00-Cuqat Rumba Revue: Xavier
and his entertainers celebrate Latin Amer
itan OCCASION Of festival which falls on TINS
date.
WJsV, S:3O-Bob Burns: Screen Star Ann
Rutherford is fhe guest
WNDc, S:3O-Distrid Defense Council;
PROGRAM by a 12.pieee dance band comprised
Of seNitemen from Boiling Field.
WMAL, 8:30-Neet Your Navy: Talks by
Secretary Of the Navy Knox and Secretary OF
the Treasury horgenihau from Washington;
the customary musical show provided by Navy
men originates from the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station.
WRc, 9:OO-BaitIe Of Sexes Question
answer show involving male railway company
employees and airline hostesses.
WJSV, o:00-We, the People: tthe Bar
nmore and Test Pilot Jimmy kattern are head
liner.
WMAL, o:o0Iamous Jury Trials: Dra-
mati1aton based on actual court annals.
WINK, educational Symphony Hour: Re.
tordnos Of overture and Wedding March
from midsummer Nights Dream" eneseos
''Poumanan Rhapsodies Nos. I and T."
VOL, e:30-spoiIight Band: Freddy Mar
Tins popular organization.
WRc, o:30|Fibber and Molly: Another
eoisode in Who Threw the Rock, Ell"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
sHoRr.WAvE PROGRAMS.

SH0RT.WAvE PROGRAMS.
MOSCOW, 5:i5-Commeni in ENGLISH: RkE.
11.6 meg. 25.o m.
LONDON, 5:30-csIiae the West Indies:
CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i.3 m; BSl. Gil meg.
49.f m.
LONDON, 6:O0-War Commentary: CSC,
9.58 meg. 3i.3 NJ; 6SL. 6.i1 meg, 49.t m.
SYDNEY, 7:25-News and music: W07.
1888 megY Isl m.
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LONDON, S30-Briiain Speaks; CSC, 9.5S
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MOSCOW 9:t5-EngIish period: RKE, ti.6
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GUATEMALA, t0:30-0peraiie selections by
famous singers: T6WA, 1858 meg. 3i.3 m.
LONDON, iO:30-Radio NswsreeI: CSC,
9.5S megv 3t.3 NJ; 6Sl, Gil meg. 49.i N.
GUATEMALA. ti:o0-Nsws: IOWA, 1858
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LONDON. 1i:30|aie News and Views:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
WWDC-750w.; f,450k.

WHV. 9:30-Repof 10 Nation: Outlining
fhe results and the latest news Of the re-.
Gently ended Rio de Janeiro Conference.
WMA, 9:30-N. B. {. Sympheay, Dr..
Frank Black tonducts.. ----
WRc, 100000 Hope continues his
peregrinations with a sfopoff a March Field
Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03

Mother: you'll have to be the
dignified type, daughter. I was
always large for my age, too, ano my
mother showed me there is charm
in dignity as we'll as in activity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
Not This

Mother: You're so big and awk-
ward, Alice. Don't you see you can't
run and skip along the street as
dainty little Mary does. You make
yourself look ridiculous"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
EVENING STAR FEATURES.
the EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill Coyle,
tvite daily: WiAL, 1 am. and Ass pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-03
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Opergro1Dn children need con-
fdence and appreciation-not
ridicnle.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15
Miss Weeks Honored
Bride Elect Luncheon

Miss Katherine Weeks
the bridal party of MISS katnryn
Durham with a luncheon at the Du-
rant Hotel lounge on "Wednesday
the 9Th Of October. The table was
Beautiful with candles, pink roses
in the center and coral vine entw1n-
ed amid candles. Place cards and
little wedding slippers were At esen
plate. =.
"A four course lunch was served
70, the following guests; The non.
Gree. Miss Durham. Misses Louise
Iauree Durham, Maxine Lizard, Mes
DANES Irby johnson. J. r. Dnraan
Y. H. Irby, Mrs. Charlie Mattox and
L. c. Lipsey and the hostess MISS
Weeks, who presented the no :
teaspoons Of her pattern which Is
candle light.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15


Mr.. and Mrs. George Hucker of
New York City are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Kurt Morganstern at the
Hotel Durant.
Mrs. j. W. Norwood and two
daughters, Marjorie and Betty, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hucker were Wis
itors in Jackson on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Morganstern,
Mrs. and Mrs. George Hueker enjoy
ed a spaghetti supper in the home
of MI. and Mrs. J. w. Norwood Sat-
urday evining
William Cathey and Mrs. j. w.
Cathey were visitors in Canton Fri
day.
Staff Sergeant Charles Durham
accompanied by Staff Sergeant jim
my Cagley of Seattle, Wash, are
here on a ten day furlough from
the Columbia Army Air Base, Co.
lumbia, South Carolina.
Woods Mcclellan, student at Miss.
State College, Starkville, visited his
grandmother, Mrs. T. M. Woods,
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Strub, Caroline
Brown, Mrs. Arnold Renacker and
Mrs. George Peacock were visitors
in Grenada on Saturday.
Miss Mary Brown Wilborn of
Sledge spent the weekend here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Viii
born.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15

C. j. Moe Of Bay Saint Louis is
VI "A, 8 and f end in Dr.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15
Durhum-K Kyle Rehearsal
Supper Wednesday Eve

On Wednesday evening. October
seventh the spacious home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hermon Odom was the
scene of a lovely rehearsal supper
for the members Of the Durham
Kyle wedding party.
Orange and yellow fall flowers
were used in the living room while
in the dining room the green and
white bridal motif was used.
The lace-draped table in the din
ing room was centered with a cry
tai bowl filled with daisies, gysithi-
liza and ferns. Tall white candles
burned in crystal holders. On one
end of the table was a large, white
and green heart. from which green
and white herat-shaped sandwiches
were served.
Miniature silk American flags
were arranged on blocks of white
cake and soft green sSaded lights
burned over the buffet.
Guests were invited into the din
ing room where a lovely buffet sup
per was served. Mrs. billiard Odom
and Mrs. Harry O'Cain assisted Mrs.
Odom in serving the guests.
Mrs. Paul Odom gave a toast to
Miss Kathryn Durham, bride-eect
Mrs. Arnold Renacker and Miss
Maxine Leard delighted the guests
with piano numbers and Mrs. Odom
and Mrs. Renacker conducted a mu-
steal contest.
The bride-to-be was becomingl!
dressed in a soldier blue model whit
a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs
Hermon Odom received in a wine
colored two piece sport dress.
During the social hour the brie'
to-be presented to her maids lovely
vanitias and Identification brace.
lets to the junior bridesmaids, Bet
ty Harrington and Carol Ann Wat.
kins, while creme sachets were pres
ented to other members Of the bri'
dial party Lieut.. Kyle presented the
gentlemen monogrammed tie-hold'
es.
TIL guests included Kathryn Dur
ham, 1t. Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P,
Durham, mother and father of the
b~ride-elect, Rev. and Mrs. B. F
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Irby johnson,
Miss Maxine Leard, Miss Kathrine
Weeks, Misses Louise and Lauret
| Durham, Mrs. L. C. Lipsey, Mrs
Bill Tucker. Mrs. Malcolm Richard
son. Of Jackson. Tenn, Mr.. Walter
Warner of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs
Clyde Durham, Mrs. ". H. Irby
aunt Of the bride-elect Mrs. Ken
| Sutton and Mrs: Lonya Durham
l.grandmother of the bride-elect.
i - #t
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15

gram:
why We Are AT War
Roll Call ...-..- Flag Etiquette
America, the Beautiful ......-.-. Club
The Objectives as Seen by the Unit
ed States -. Mrs. w. E. McCune
Review of Pattern for Conquest
by Joseph c. Harsch.-Mrs. C "A.
Doster
Vocal Music ...... Mrs J.. M. Howard
After the program the hostess, as
sisted by her daughters, served de-
licious spiced cake with cream and
coffee. The club adjourned to meet
on Oct. 10 with Mrs. R C. Elmore.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15

Friends of H. L. Harrington VII
be glad to learn that he returned to
his home this week after undergo
ing treatment at the Veterans Hos
pital in Hines, III.
Gene Cole attended the Miss.
State Fair. in Jackson ON Wednes-
day.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15
B&PW Club Meetina
Held At Hotel Friday

Several business matters were
taken up at he regular business
meeting Of the Durant B&PW Club
held in the lounge room of Hotel
Durant Thursday, Oct. 9th. Com
mittee Chairmen making reports
were Mrs. Norma Alsbury, Finance
and Miss Georgia Mcintyre, Mem
bership. The Club adopted the Con-
%stitution and Bylaws as revised by
+, the Executive Committee. Mrs. Jes-
sic Lewis in making her report on
the district meeting held in Jackson
recently called attention to the Mas
ter Card File, which records the
skiHs, training and ocupational his
tory of its members. BY filling out
these cards we are aiding in building
up the only data available on this
all-important group of business and
professional women.
Plans went forward at this meet
ing to celebrate National Business
"OIlSHS WEEK OCt. Hill.
Miss Pearl Mcgee enjoyed as her
guest Monday her nephew of Green
wood, list 1t. r. J. Pettey, Judge
Advocate of Jackson Barracks, N.
O..
Mrs. H. S. McMurtray and Mrs.
Gene Colquitt of 210 Epson Rd.
have as their guests their mother,
Mrs. R. H. Hewitt, and Mrs. Lille
Maxwell of Durant, Miss. After a
weeks visit here they will leave
Monday for Fort Worth, where they
will be guests of Mrs. R. j. Kelly
before returning to theri home.
San Antonio Express, Oct. 5
Mrs. Magee Williamson of Mem
phis spent the weekend in Durant
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Cathey.
Miss Gertrude McCune Of Jack
son was the guest of her mother,
Mrs w. E. McCune over the week
end.
Mrs. He. Hudson Of Gulfport
spent several days heRe, last week
~ .
c. s. Hill, Jr. Of Memphis visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and MrA c. S.
Hill 1t Castalian Springs thia pas.
weekend.
Miss ay jenkins returned to her
home here Psa'.sy a ter sper ding
several weeks Writing r'latives and
frie nds in Washington and New
York
. -
C. j. Moo Of Bay Saint Louis il
VII a., 8 and f end in Dr.
s1rs. +. z. "a ley listed ne
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15

Miss ~ jenkins returned to her
home here PslIsy a ter sper ding
several weeks writing r'latives and
frie nds in Washington and New
York.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15
sonders-C oeIe Vows
Sold Oct. eth ~ D. mt

Tie marriage of Miss r. ~
Cagie ind Mr.. Herman SaLd~rs uas
solemnized Tuesday evening, Oct g,
at the home of her grandparents,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15
Womon's Club With
Mrs. Montgomery
MRS MONTGOMERY

MRS MONTGOMERY ..-.-.. -
Nus. Herbert Montgomery was
hostess to the Woman's Club for
the second meeting Of t. new club
year. Mrs. j. M. Howard presided
over a brief business sion. Plans
were made to 7 use els i
t. . hlira wore ne 9
10 xa,e rem r IN.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15

c-.-plas d.
Miss Annie s1cIrtyre v.~s leader
of the follc-ving interesting pro:
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. eagle Of Durant,
The Rev. Smith of Sails performing
the ceremony.
They are at home to their friends
at sol Walnut, Bellville, Ill.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-10-15

b.rs. z. "a ley listed her
laugh ., MRS. !, gee Williamson in
Memp.. IN FrAey a. Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
+A&N> REAL ESTATE CORNER <1SH,
EOR RENT RON SALE


lCOLORED-s 1884 Goodwin FIX rooms ga
rage; hot air, So 600. $500 down. Tyler
: TTfgJs
lcoLORED--s5as Goodwin slngle small
down payment Chester Smith Cadillac
ASS
|COLORED--tf you don't see what you
want. call US Colee p. Bryant Fltzroy
$40.
cOLORED-W Why rent when you can puy
for IOes DOWN. Jesse r. Parker. TE 1883.
CoLoRED-B Bargain. seymour. s rms. fr..
gear gar. johnson Co ca. $3.50.
I CoLORED-w Cd Blvd. at Warren: brk
5 rms side drive, z gar exceptional
buy Need 200 On. Singleton, ca. 1903.
cOLORED--osklsnd-Al Algsf sect. stores.
2 fats above al for 5000, easy terms
Cannon Bro,hers--is5O shermsn--FI. Oii0.
/ coLoRFp- T5si Pichmond rooms. no,
air heat: 2-car garage. 1878 down. Fiu
roy S7a3
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
New Houses for Sale

DEFENSE HOMES rooms. all nnlshed
Sts5 down. Crown BlaE. DE slOJ.
DENBY HIGH section. broom brick TIE
bath. natural fireplace large attic te-ft.
lot. So. $50. sInnett. 1891 Harper. Tuxedo
2-isi4
FOR pEFFSRY H0MEs-SfO0 10 1875 dn.,
in Lincoln PARK Allen PARK. Dearborn
see NOEL ORtEC a, 2G0i GrindIsy
PARK, Dearborn, 1929 Pingree. Lincoln
PARK, or 1920 Eeorks ROAD Alien fark
soUTHFfELD.W WARREN dist; 7si5 Faust.
opon 10 new frames large tots. pavd.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR HEW
RoUNTREE ls2co Plymouth W. o-looo
IA NET FHA HOMES BRICKS, FRAMES.
JOANN AND STATE FAIR. open DAILY.
CONSULT the enlarged Real EStste list.
ings In the biE sunday Tunes Want IA
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housekeeping Rooms

JARNsWoRTH 36ii near Nj Elliott
LARGE housekeeping room. sem bath
fuitnhlg men
IotRTH. sii5 - Large front room. s.
weekly. Cross'own trans bachelors pre-
farred
lead Times want Ads for probt-use
fhfu flr results
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Miscellaneous for Sale


DLo O. ecHHIpr t.c
fs1 rec jefferson T'.raY ass
kOUhFr HDuie camfraf NIN .rN. hYs
.hs7fe 'r'us C7mtrs tN. 5t1 helm.
QUART JAEF- -soc prr dozen so SHpo-
leon nesr Eastern Nerksi
on 80 TRUCK equipment. 1905 WAti
Pioneer teen. p motor water cooled with
radiator. Model HA-Il3. &C lio.volts
Win remote C1nfiol. alter sud shieldir :
1u1d equipment n 2-a-aO Webster ampi
ftrt phouogrPphs hand mcruphgnos
.c.DEufrrarh sUe~tsra ne1r stand A.
Iarfs ir hre ~nftfHe r9rrifisu Origfrn
cnr' sora WIN ssV - v-rr low pr--
Cau Nr Ar1eH. Chrru H
ttE htT. .csr. f2 sIec d, rrsrtiscrsiei.
Nffc fr'r iti"r r'fINc
btih trf' trterrn in.4
W EftA ett Is trt anrs rlrfups
500 500 ces
WIRE flower kafien fence lawn mower
mans gray sport pantA. sire 40 REdford
so2i
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LINNHURST. 1861
Income Bungalows for Sale

RRfCK; tile baths snowsrEi garage
stoves; refrgsrsto tors Insulated newl'
fsSora'et. sacrifice cash 90 mortgage
1880 Meyers.
LFIDICH. 6u21, Chandler TX sec. a.f
recond Ike news neY gasAire condi
'ionsd automatic hot water 81 O0U. S,oOt
,iosn. Appointment PR 1888
SoTTtNGHAM. ssi7-Hsrpsf like new
80 pasttred base. insulated 500
with good down. srp' only Pr llhs
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Flats for Sale

sToEPEL~-Bsau,irui 3-fam brick. gar.
/ sl.O2o down. Lave Tree. VI. 7-ss1U.
3-FAMILY fiat. beautiful corner. north.
ves, section newly decorated Cal
owner. Ty 5.3445.
/ COLoRED BARGAIN. MUST BIZ SOLD
! liLLINOIS seven down four Up. FIRST
GLASS condition. Need 81 900 down. Other
singles fsts $500 DOWN
FRANK sTALLA, 45o2 ChENE DI. 1888
icoLORED-s. THIs'i Path brk 2-fsn.
ga. n. A. ht, z-car gar $4,000,
81 900 down
lcru,chsr. i7si MeGraw ~ s-ssss-i o2o'
lcoLoRED BApcAiSs-Wsrd place. 2s42
Grand FiverJ. 2.family SIS, hardwood
floors two furnaces. $3.50. x73O down
Owner. TYlsr s-T2ls.
CoLoRED BARGAlNi-Lsoelie. 2-fsmily,
ga gar only 81, 500. $3.50 dn. Hurry
&C. ". wHlTE--4e50 Hastings. TE. i-o0ss
lCOIORED- BARGAIN Twenty third street,
a-fsmiiy So. 900. $1,000 down. Jackson,
Tyler J-i3ts.
/ lCoLoRED- Russell 2-fsm, a.. hricoted,
excel cond.. J-csr brick gar. fruit trees
So 300 johnson Co. - $3.50.
lcOIORED fsni'hl-2fsmily s-s newly
decorated: $500 down x34 mo Hurry :
lE eLoHiN s5Os Woodward TR l-o3eS
c coioRrD--Arndt.E EirrV0od sseiion 2-hst
and store. 50 400. $500 down. Fitzroy
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BARGhTSi vermont, Marquette. ii.room.
converted apartments partly furnished
2 rsfrigerators. stoves. two baths. Si2s
rentals Tyler 5-s777.
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Apartment Property lor .~Gis

HANCOCK. HAMILTON
~ rooms divided into Housekeeping apis
Presen, income. IT5. Full price. including
property. furniture and business. 50, 500
81 500 required. balance SEQ per ma n
Appointment only. TO. 5-ITes