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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

AA~O 80
iasno je gledal V bodocnost.
trg p. Tu je M. Sternomom
1907 ustanovil risarsko in sli-
karsko Solo, XII jo je, tudi po
Sternenovem odstopu, vodil do
leta 1914.
S tezkimi gmotnimi zrtvami
je, ko sc JAYNE oblasti MISC ho-
tele odzvati njegovi zelji, sezi-
dal razstavni pavilion ("Jako-
picev pavilion" v Tivoliju), ga
odprl 1909 s III. slovensko u
metnisko razstavo, ga prodal
1923 mestni obcini,v katero i
menu ga sedaj upravlja Narod-
ma galerija. zivi v Ljubljani.
Jakopic Sc je kot otrok po
lastnem nagibu mnogo ukvarjal
z risanjem, a v 1. in 2. razredu
realke pod prof: Czerkovskim
nj dosegel solskih uspehov; ko
je v 8. razredu prevzel vodstvo
risarskega pouka FIR Globoc-
mix, XII ga je spodbujal k delu
in mu ostal ueitelj do konca
srednjesolskih studij, je bill ia
kopic kmalu med "odlicninli'' ri
sarji. Tedaj je poskusd re sa-
mostojno slikati, tudi krajine
(Mestni log, Krin).
V Azbetovi delavnici je bolj
kot ueiteljev pouk vplivala ma
mladega siikarja prostost pri
delu, mnozina modelov in druz-
ba souceneev. Ze liza srednje
solskih poskusov v njen latent
nj odpor prot solskim predpi-
som in ateljerskim konvenci-
jam, XII " naravi MISC bile ute
meljene, ga je napotil, da je v
Monakovem slikal S F. Vesolom
zlasti barvne in svetlobne Stu
die ma prostem z namenom, da
upodobi naravo tako, kakrsna
Sc vidi. Tako Sc je, Sc preden je
bill impresijonizem kot slikarsk
program znan, vnemal "a I'M
J, presijonistiene smotre, in ko j
pozneje ma neki monakovsk
razstavi videl della Moneta, Sis
leya in Pissarra, so Sc mu zdel
sorodni lastnim teznjam. ze pr
prvih svojih slikah iz monakov
ske dobe je skusal Hraziti mno
golienost " barvnosti pojavo'
OBJ raznih obsvetljavah ter izlo
, Gil absolutne erno in belo barvt
| kot (v naravi) nemogoeo, kal
je monakovska ocena pri ondot
nj razstavi njegovih del 189:
, (v Kunstvereinu; Portret last
ne matere, Stara zena, Kraji
na) oznacila kot novost v mo
s. dernem slikarStVu.
Jakopicevo slikarsko delo j
> zelo obsirno, a tezko pregled
: no, ker je mnogo svojih sill
preshkal in je veeina cd MIL
i raztresena pri raznih lastnikih
/. v njegovem umetniskem razvo
ju nj ostrih zarez, vendar pa j
L mogoee njegovo delo razelenit
v tri stilne periode:
az std naturalistienega i'm
: presionizma.
b. stit realistienega impresi
: onizma
4 c) still barvnega impresioni
i. znaa ~
l o pocetkih Jakopicepega sli
: karskega della, je bilo sloven
ski javnosti naaIo unevanja z;
njegove teznje, kritika je delo
| ma ostro obsodila njegovo mon
; strozno rnodernost" Ma drug
J, razstavi " Ljubljani leta 19O'
e Sc nj prodala nit ena slika vet
: in ocene 80 bile sFlosno neugod
i ne. QdlnciIuega romena "a nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Dentists Seek
Home Front Plan

How Michigans lao home
front dentists can best compen-
safe for the 800 members Of their
profession lost to the armed forces
was under discussion today.
The occasion was the S7th an
nnal convention of the Michigan
State Dental Society in Hotel
Statler.
New techniques 10 make their
practices more efficient were the
subjects of numerous papers.
The conceive was opened by DR..
Lewis f. Hooper of Wyandotte,
society president.
Election Of officers will be to-
morrow and the annual banquet
held in the evening. DR.. j. Ben
Robinson. president of the Ameri-
can Dental Society. will address
a luncheon Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
TO REPORT TUESDAY

Detroit workers will report
again on Detroit sales Tuesday
night, officials said today.
In public appeal, Mcpherson
Browning declared:
Our men in the fighting
forces are giving the last full
measure of devotion to democ-
racy. Can we, then, do less than
lend our money!"
There are just two ways our
government can raise the neces-
sary funds to fight this war;
first by taxation, and second by
borrowing from you through the
sale of War Bonds. Isn't ii bet
ter to buy bonds and get our
money back than to pay moro
taxes and never get 1t back?"
IT'S GOOD BUSINESS
1.-THE entire resources of the
United States government are
solemnly pledged to the pay
ment of War Bonds. They arc
the safest investment in the
world. That Is the reason the
insurance companies, our most
conservative in institute ons In
finance, have bought over bill
lion dollars worth of bonds In
the past week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
which these ynstIme send o of
transportation Group
For County Sought

Appointment Of a transportation
committee for Wayne County TO
coordinate activities of local COM
mittees was recommended by
George F. Trombly Jr.. manager
If the Greater Detroit Transit I'm
provement Association. in a COM
munication TO Gov. Kelly.
He urged the governor 10 ask
the ODT and the Automotive
Safety Foundation 10 provide
engineers TO aid the committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Want to Close Stores
Early. Take War Jobs

days business, with present
stocks being what they are"
A. J. Rathnaw, chairman of the
associations board, said today.
Rathnaw said the six-hour store
period is being left up to the
USES.
Were willing to accept what
ever time Is deemed better for
employees and customers, In the
morning, the afternoon or dur
ing midday" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
EARNED 6 CITATIONS

He Joined the department July
!. 1907, and earned six citations
for meritoriouS service.
Even with his wounds, Sgt Hus-
ken lived longer than many of the
police officials i'm the case
The then superintendent OF po-
lice, John p. Smith. died six years
ago. and Its. Steve Martin and
John Donavan. who worked on the
case. are dead.
Left is James McCarty. 4l42
Courville, deputy chief that day.
Poor joe" McCartv said
when told Of Husken'S death.
He suffered cOnstantly-he
wasn't free of pain a day"
His daughter. Mrs. Elvira Ste
phens, $50 Grayton, at whose
home he died, was a girl in school
the day Of the shooting. His wife
died in 1898. There are two other
children. Roy Husken. SCI Hard
ing, war worker and Mrs. Esther
Coleman, 1921 Maryland.
A police escort of three pla-
toons of men in uniform and de-
tectives, and the police band will
be present al the funeral. Serv-
ices will be held az the a H.
Peters Chapel, at 2 p. m. 12057
Gratiot. with burial in Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
Policemen will be pallbearerS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Selling war stamps and bonds
from their stores isn't enough war
work for the members Of the
Chene Street Business Associa-
ton.
So they have proposed plan TO
the United States Employment
Service whereby store hours
would be limited 10 six hours a
day, freeing employers and en-
ployes alike for jobs in war plants.
six hours Is enough to do a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Wayne u. Gets
Aid From Rats
To Fight Cancer

Prisoner No. 1901 will die
within the month-the rat.
Bat he's not the only member
of his family that is doomed. Be-
fore the year has passed. some
two or three thousand will have
gone to their deaths. They in
clude cousins, aunts. uncleS, grand
fathers, sisters, brothers. dads and
uncles, aristocratS all.
The rats, big white fellows with
pink eyes. are imprisoned at
Wayne University. where Detroit 8
Institute OF Cancer Research Is
completing It's first year OF work.
And they're cared for by two
women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

cross such Bcrnadette had never human being
make The sign seems remain floating in the air.
Now Bernadette feels mild power grasping her hand,
and she, too makes that noble sign of the And
now the lady smiles again.
All of Bernadettes other senses merge into the one
of seeing. She does feel the which her
knees press She does feel the icy cold that round
about her. and blessed drowsiness enfolds her,
Consciousness slips away -.
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
USE POWDERED MILK

Researchers use powdered milk
as the basic food for each rodent
with addition Of certain other Gle
ments TO the diet, dependent upon
the type of experiment. AT present,
they are getting reactions from
elimination Of certain vitaminS
from the food. Biotin. one of the
B-complex vitamins, will increase
in proportion the growth OF a
malignant tumor, the doctors have
found.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
WOMEN KEEP RECORDS

Drs. Norris and Stevens were
lavish in their praise of the tri-
county Wayne, Macomb and Oak
land) branch Of the Women's Field
Army Of the American So"io'v to"
the Control of Cancer. now en-
gagged in raising funds ana enli> r.
ing more volunteers TO aid in the
study.
Immediate needs Of the research
institute. according 10 Or. Stevens.
include establishment Of more ex-
tenSive laboratories manned by q
staff for research. the personnel Of
which vii. not be too busy teach
ing classes.
CuStodians OF the rats are DrS.
Maynie r. Curtis and Wilhelmina
r. Dunning, scientists who devoted
many years Of study in New York
before coming TO Wayne. They
have, for 20 years. kept a complete
record of each individual rat. its
dietary habits. its reactions 10
incubation and results of X-ray
and microscopic studies.
When the rat dies, post mortem
is conducted and those findings
are likewise cataloged.
Prisoner No. l9081 had an inocu-t
lation of coal tar derivative,
benzopyrene. It's normal life would
be from two 10 three years. With
cancer IL will live about 10 months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

fored For she is really all of the hardness
of her he that she suffers hunger that she is housed
with five other members of her poverty-strcken family
in single dark, dampwaled room; that she passes long
nights in the grip of asthma, struggling for breath.
The idea does strike Bernadette in the least that
she is dealing with heavenly thing And yet she tries
herself. She Her arm hangs down heav
ily like alien burden
The lady in the niche smiles, raises her right hand
slowly and makes great, almost cleaning sign Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

He likes rhummy mot gin
mummy but doesn't play for
money. Nellie disapproves OF
cards. so IL he wants 10 annoy
her he pulls a deck Of cards out
of his pocket. He also calls her
Baby Face" which she doesn't
mind. and she says he is the best
pupil she has had-for years she
has tutored movie children OF
Roddy's age. II he gets TOO flip
pant, she gets even with him by
giving him three straight hours
Of arithmetic, which he hates,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

To get back to Roddy. he
works enormously hard, hut he
loves II. He IL the least tenn
.peramental Of the party. Mama
and Dick Owen occasionally
blow up over something, but
Roddy almost never does.
In Chicago. though, he argued
down a woman with Communist
leanings who said she thought
Russia should absorb Poland.
Roddy argued for self-determi-
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Over in Windsor the Gray
boys told Roddy about their
older brother. Donald ls, who
isn't here any more. When he
turned Is he joined the air
corps, and Alex supposes he will.
too.
At 13, Roddy Is planning that
far ahead, and when one inter
viewer asked him. he replied.
81 don't know. I'm owned,
lock, stock and barrel, by Tween
tieth Century-Foxw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Roddy has to GO To school Ave
days n week. three hours a day,
and II he misses a day, Nellie
makes him catch up later. In
the three weeks OF his tour, he
has accumulated nine hours To
make mp. He's In the ninth
grade which Is better than par
for his age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Bond Drive 40 Pct. Short of Goal Here
Detroit, Wayne
Top @5 Million;
Report tuesday

Detroit and Wayne County still
have more than third of the goal
TO go in the Second War Loan
drive, it was estimated today.
Official figures for the entire
Seventh Federal Reserve District,
of which the Lower Peninsula is a
part. indicate that bond sales are
still nearly 40 per cent short of
the goal.
c. 5. Young, president Of the
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
and chairman of the War Finance
Committee for this district, an
nounced that S665, 449, 900 has been
raised of a 81, $50 0O0, 900 quota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
POPULATION 5000

The colony Of rats has a total
population of 5000 OF the pureSt
blood strain which could he estab-
liShed in quarter century Of
in-breeding. That was necessary
10 form well-defincd family lines
by which types Of poisonous inocu-
lationS could be studied
The institute. Of which DR. Rollin
Stevens is president, has proof
that certain cancerous tumors are
hereditary; others are not. II has
found. too. that incubation Of one
substance caused cancer in one
line OF rats but has little or no
effect in another.
Cancer Is a group Of diseases,
not a single one" DR.. Edgar H.
Norris. head Of the univerSity'S
school Of medicine. said yet
all cancerous tumOrs work IN
similar manner. in that they
develop at the expense Of the
normal tissues Of the body"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Police Hero. Shot
I'm 1921. SucculnIDS

There will be police funeral
Wednesday for Detective Sgt.
Joseph p. Husken, killed in the
line of duty.
Death came slowly to Sgt
IHusken, for il was on Jan. 81,
1921, that he received the in
juries which caused his death
Saturday night.
Nine bullets were fired into his
body that day by three killers as
he responded 10 an alarm at the
Morton Bond Co, IS Campus
Martius.
GUN SHOT FROM HIS HAND
II was one of Detroits bloodiest
and most brutal crimes, and il
cost the police department three
men.
Its. Phillip Ellenstein and David
Morris, first 10 enter the store.
were shot down and killed in
'stantly.
Sgt. Husken, who drove the
police flyer to the scene, was
step behind them.
His gun was shot from his hand.
and il required two operations 10
remove the slugs that were poured
into his body as he stood unarmed
before the bandits.
One of the bullets shattered his
spine and he was a cripple, suffer
ing continual and increasing pain
the remainder Of his life.
GET LIFE TERMS
But as he lay on the floor of the
Morton Bond Co. that day he re-
tanned consciousness long enough
to memorize the features of the
slayers.
His memory served 10 send
them, when they we're captured
after a nationwide search, to
prison for life.
The three killers. George King,
Robert Badly Ladell and James
Spann removed their hats and
pretended 10 be employees behind
the counter as the policemen
came in
Sgt. Husken, 81 years old al
his death. was carried on the ac-
tive police list all the intervening
years, the only policeman so car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

OF all of these youngsters. and
all have been through plenty of
air raids. none shows any fear
except Robert. and he doesn't
any longer When he first ar
rived in Windsor. whenever
plane few over the city he
would dive under the kitchen
table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Trading notes. the kids learned
that Roddy's father. formerly in
the trucking business, is now in
the British merchant marine.
Roddy doesn't know where he is
now, but saw his father once or
twice when his ship touched
Pacific Coast points.
The father OF Jean and Robert
II street car man In Glasgow,
hut IL In the hospital now. Driv-
ing q tram night after night In
a total blackoUI was too much
strain.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

-ARDA0RE- ----- a.roaEa,-b bF.eHEsAs- heated
garage fenced; nearly new, Vermont
a Se76ta
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
3 COLORED BARGAINS.

3e0s ST. AUBIN-2fam., 60 steam NJ ;
So 500, ONLY $500 down, 1919 z. CAN
FIELD. 3-family and store. s., 500. 81 600
dn. excellent investment, 642l IROQUOIS
rms, bath full baset, II. A. ht !;
S4.75O. 81 200 down.
GEO. sTiEGER --4si7 Chsne-TE. 1924
COLORED. SPECIALS! n. OF BLVD.
TWO-fsmily, brick, SIS side drive; M
MEDIATE POSSESSION, TWO family.
six each. 2-car garage. ALSO lovely two
family duplex, 8 rooms each: IMMEDIATE
possession; excellent income. 81 900 down.
Have several attractive 6-s-room singles
AS low as $500 down TRINITY 2-2e77.
COLORED-- KING BRUSH section: i2-rm.
brick income units. stnl. stoker ht. F;
top cond F; furniture included 81. 500. terns.
r HAMLAR, 5l3 r.. Kirby. TR. 2-s544
COLORED-JoHN r. NO. OF BLVD.
nice terraces, rooms each; $3.50 monthly
income Only $1,000. terms.
HAMLAR, 513 r KIRBY TR. 2-s544
COLORED-INCoME SO; 1888 Richmond ;
II A. ht.: Scar gar. side drive: shower
IN hase't immed. posses'n. SIS. 500, terms.
r. HALMAR, 5l3 Z. Kirby. TR. 2s5i4.
CoLORED-2-ra rms. and BATH down.
S rms and bath up newly decorated. 2
neg furnaces; gear garage; $500 down.
to- s-s7T2
COLORED-Waterloo- McDougsll, 3-fsmily.
clean painted walls. hard wood, rooms
vacant. $500 down. Fl 5373.
coLoRED-isi Rosedale: brick 4.rat, 8
each; $4,000 81 200 down. TO 6.35il
COLORED - Riopee near Superior SIS
$500 down. vacant. Twinhrook 2-44l3
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Attractive arm. attic, gar. excellent con.
dition: well located Only So $50 with
81 $50 down. Possession, 10 days
VICTORY --l4Oi4 FENKELL-VE 1850
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
COLORED

FAST CONGRESS. a32
Brick nicely furnished ronming house of
- rooms 2 baths. extra toilet, shower.
new stoker. hot air heat; garage. shows
good income. Shown by appointment.
COLORED
ORLEANS. 1903
10-r0on income 3 bedrooms IN lower iat;
? bedrooms IN upper. Al condition. fun
basement steam heat; garage. yard. Real
bargain shown BY appointment
MADISON 5i76. DAILY. CADILLAC 57ss
SHARMAN
2O3 HAMMOND BUILDING
LIST YOUR HOME WITH NE
knE Ol-LCk CASN SALE
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
COLORED

EAST SIDE BARGAINS
GOODWIN owen. S rms X A ht ONLY
$500, down. CALERON~nwsn. = rms d,
II A ht, full basement. garage. $500,
S3S mo DELMAR Westminster, 2-fam..
SO, sim ht.. only $3.50 down
WEST SIDE BARGAINS
WILLIAMS Buchanan. 8 rms. stove ht /.
So $50 $3.50 down, immediate possn.
w. KIRBY.24th. rms. n A. ht brick
siding. 81 500. 81 600 down BEGOLE-
fireman. 5-rm. bungalow. 81 0O0 down.
Grand River, e-rm. brick bum
gAow gar. II w. oil heat. 81 500 down.
r. sLOBTN TR. 1886 TY. Tins
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

c0LORED - Antietsm. vacant: 6-roOm
frame, nice basement. oil circulating
heater. decorations good 81 200. 81 200
down. Open daily Al p, m. w. D, Aori-
srn Townsend $500
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
LITTLEFIELD-FENKELL

modern bungalow
large rooms nr. schools: transporta-
Ton. Only 81 325 dn. We. 7.ss7o
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
COLORED

Four bsdroomsl UP. 2 down. A. 5o3s
Williams, In excellent condition. Can give
immediate possession, Only 81 500 with
8. l1a--dnxn.-c -cA!l-C--RAy- -ElAaag al,
Cadillac 1900 or UN. 1-5s57.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
HOUSES FOR SALE
COLORED
A Buy of a Lifetime
Colored-Vacant Sept. 15

Leicester Woodward. nine rooms, sOlidly
constructed. natural fireplace, cabinet sink,
good furnace; 81, 500 $500 down.
Sorth End-Four-room cottage on 81
ANhln; automatic gas eireulator' only
WALDEN TRINITY eiTo
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
FLATS FOR sALE-EAsr

IMMEDIATE possession: Meidruui -Cratsot /.
6-s; 50 600, 81, 600. Pettlne, PI. 1880
LESO%. near Jefferson Brick s-s. Ere
places; steam heat s. 800. terms
PHILIP. near Kercheval--5-5 excellent
condition. So. 800. terms
MELnRUM-Nr Chsrievoix: brick. S up.
dn.; steam; large barn; only $500
Hurry
ERB esss GRATIor. PL. 2s5s.sI3l
MONROE. near Joseph campau. brick SIS ,
81 Q00 down.
MAPLE 1875. near 81. Aubin. i-famIy.
81 600 down
MAPLE 270O near Joseph Campau: 4.
family. $1,000 dom Tony CILLuFEO.
IVANHOE AIS
SAVAHOE, ss5- Two-famiiy brick six
rooms each two furnaces garage: fun
basement, new side drive. good buy.
Acme Real Estate. s303 Gratiot. Plaza
aSTS
ROHNS -Gratiot: modern brick. s-s. steam
gaT.; s. 400, 81 300. Pe'tine, Pl 1880
sPRISGLE-Special brickote. new root
5.S. large two furnaces driveway.
garages only SH-25n. -terms- Mood
LenoN $3.50.
COLORTD-OWFS 1851: 4-famny r y,
rooms and bath each; steam plant
5-car garage; Sif 900.
FIRST LiQUIDATING CORPORATION
~ htf-ff'san Nvs' Cherry s7ou
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

2-fsm6y B. v. 8 rooms each basement:
2 hot ar furnaces. location at S L.
corner OF Butternut and Harrison. Only
81 5-e down for both properties. Shown
BY appointment only.
II q WOODPtTFF INC CHERRY 2757
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

-schoolcraft--4 rms 81. 700. 5000
SIS mo. 0ustafson. no. $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Near 18th ST.. 10 rms, baths. brickote:
3-tar garage fun hasn't. hot air heat.
Bargain Only So 900. terms.
Fred G.. Nagle Co. CA. 1740
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

PLAINNIEW, 1922
s rms and hath. utility rm : splendid con-
sltion Venetian blinds 2-oar Earags. side
drive Tot RSxi26. 81 500 terms Posses
SION in 80 DAYS Mrs Nall
HOUsEMA AN~sPfTZLEY CORP -CH. 4sis
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
COIORED

THIS WON'T LAST LONG. HURRY
Alexandrine 1888. large rooms, newly
decorated, quick possession. only IS, 600,
terms.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

COZ f2TH.VERNOR; ~ rms 81. 500 On.
BAYBURY 374e; II rooms 81. 500 On.
nth 1852. II rooms .....,.x1 900 On.
c. W SIMON 2ssb MICHIGAN--LA 07Oo
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

NLAUI TO MDNE IN
rms. and bath modern. lot 54x1s5
sTall down pay't. only 2 left. Half mile
north { Mile m Evergreen
tfOfrcEN Asf cpfT~zT Vv COpp
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
FLATS FOR SALE-EHST

RE-vERNOR-s-7: basement n
A: s.. 500. 81. $50 down. Pettine. PL 1880
CHARLEVOIx-Nr ST. Jean up s
down: fun basement; good income less
than SS 600: consider los down
ERB 1855 GRATIOT. PL. 2e55-513l
CONTINENTAL. near Jefferson - SIS
upper vacant. Ss 500 terms
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY--LE 1890
CRANE-Nr. Vernon Hwy. SIS. full base
ment, furnaces, lot le2 ~. deep, Only
81 800. bargafn.
CALL EUGENE GEscHwIND. PL. 344t
CULVER. ees5. near Grstiot two-fsmliy.
five rooms each garage with overhead
door s. 500. terms Acme Real Estate.
1903 Gratiot Para p5T5.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

MANIsTIQUE-Bnck double house. and
= new condition in and out. side drive.
2-csr garage Only 81 900 down. Abcoo
Realty Co IeroN a5l3
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
COLORED
McGRAW = BLVD.
COLORED-RARE VALUES

Englewood: 2.famiy. reasonably priced.
ALGER-s-roO brick. good property for
money involved Singles, 2-fsmily flats IN
northeast and northwest section. Don I
miss these excellent bargains 1925 Oak
land Trinity l-gg71
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HOUSES FOR sALE-wESr

Avery, Near Ferry Park
Private owner must vacate soon WIN sac
ffCe fHr QHck sale 7-rnorn single home.
clse 20 Grand blvd and good trSnspor's-
Son 3 rc3fgons. new brickcO,. siding
Good terms
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NAVAJO OE-Jefferson--All brick s~6. mod
e-n. separate furnaces freplaces, drive
and garages; move right in: 81 900, 81 600
down
TRTfsEF 1ns11 Z WApRTN pr asis
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TRINITY, nr. schoolcrsft-owner sacrihc-
ing 2-fat ) down, up; 2-car gar. 3
DUCFD ~ 81 poo for quick sale Terms
Can MCFARLAND BROS, DE. 1880
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DREXEL, Mr.. KERCHEVAL
IS 900
SIS. II A. ht; upper vacant: 81 900 an.
Mr.. Watts CA. 032i. or TO. $685. ewes.
HOMER WARREN & co.
HEL LEN.GRATioT~M Modern SIS. eornsr,
s.. 500 81 500 down. Pettine pL. 1880
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HOLRORN 3h1h.7

Near Mt Elliott: double house. s-s:
frame; only 81, 500. 81 500 down. Subject
20 approval of Probate Court.
Fred G.. Nagle Co. CA. 1740
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coURT-Nr. =. Jefferson:
SIS, one unit. vacant this week: entire
price 81, 500 cheap place for you 70 live.
CALL EUGENE GESCHwlND. PL 34i4
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LE MAY. 34s4--4 family fiat; rooms
and hath each new furnace, stoker feed !,
price $1,000, easy terms. 1920 East JEFF
ferson
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HOUSES FOR sALE--wEsr
1881 EUCLID. WEST

Very attractive home: rooms: sun room
new white asbestos shingles. new furnace
and roof; 45-foot lAndscaped lott IS. 500
terms
SELDOM a JOHNSON, INC. ca. $500