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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
BY G. MILTON KELLY

DETROIT, Feb. IS - up -
Michigan Democrats, seeking a
comeback from the crushing de-
feat they suffered at the polls
in November, are gathering for
tomorrow's State convention, at
which they will nominate a tick
ct for the April S election.
The usual pre-convention ho-
tel room huddles tonight in
which delegates seek to agree
on a SLATE" will be a strange
spectacle in some respects, with
delegates insure of their ground,
uncertain of who shall lead
them.
Breakup of the team of Pat
and Don," which for years has
run Democratic affairs with a
firm guiding hand, and depart
ure to other fields of many of
their chief lieutenants, have Gre
ated confusion in the rank and
file which the convention may
untangle in whole or in part.
Delegates look to it to deter
mine just how much political
voice is left to former Governor
Murray D. (Pat) Van Wagner.
half of the Pat-and-Don part
enrship who was swept out Of
office in the Fall election, ana
how much the one-time strong
man of Democratic politics in
tends to use that voice. The
convention also should establish
how far L. B. Reid, successor
to the other member of the part
nership, G.. Donald Kennedy,
has gone in withdrawing the
State Highway Department or
ganization from the political
wars.
Van Wagner has said defeat
ed governors should take back
seat, and that he wants new
leaders to step forward and ask
his advice when they run into
trouble. Reid says his interest is
in doing a good job as an offic-
ial, not as a politician.
Several potential leaders pro-
badly will test their strength.
Wayne county will 60 into the
convention with a block of del
egates strong enough to just
about give it its own way if 1t
stands firm. The voice of Will
liam M. Donnelly, that county's
Democratic chairman, is expect
ed to be loud in convention af-
fairs.
Maneuvering by Republicans
in the Legislature over the High
way Reorganization bill has Civ.
en- Democrats a rallying cry ir
the convention. They long age
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-(R)
"A Congressional committee S
apparent determination to force
a Senate vote on legislation re-
curing confirmation of Federal
jobholders receiving 81 500 Of
more a year was expected in
some capitol quarters today to
provoke a fresh presidential pro-
test.
Despite Mr.. Roosevelt's ex-
pressed unqualified opposition"
to the bill, chairman Van Mugs
(D-Ind) of the Senate Judiciary
committee said most Republican
and Democratic members of the
group "are certain to report it
out Monday for a floor vote"
Although minority leader Nc
Nary (R-Ore) has opposed the
measure and majority leader
Barley (D-ky) has declared
himself against legislation Of
this type in the past, the bill APP
peared to command enough sup
port to provide close contest.
Accordingly, some Senators
said they looked for renewed OBJ
iections from the President.
Mr.. Roosevelt wrote Vice
President Wallace last week that
approval of the measure would
be little less than tragic" His
principal objection was that it
"presupposes Congressional re-
sponsibility for the operation of
executive agencies"
Van Mugs declared the mea-
sure could have been reported
overwhelmingly at closed ses-
sion yesterday except that the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
Wheat Needs
Sill Growing
Visible Supply
is Shrinking
BY WILLIAM FERRIS


CHICAGO, Feb. as CP) =
Shrinkage of the visible supply
of wheat since the first of the
year was hailed by grain men
today as evidence of the growing
demand for wheat. which with
other grain stocks provided a
bright spot in an otherwise
gloomy food picture. The coun-
try, they said, at last is obtain
ing some reward from the huge
SURPRISES of recent years.
Reports of possible food short
ages in dairy products, fruits,
meats and vegetables merely
emphasizes the prospect of
wheat and other grains filling
the gap in the public's diet,
grain men declared, adding that
the perplexing problem of what
to do with huge grain SURPRISES
was solving itself.
Consumption of bread, which
dropped sharply during and
after the first World War, logi-
cally might be expected to ex-
pand, while demand for cereals
also should increase. The coun-
try may shift back to old-fash-
Toned eating habits-more bread
and cereals, less vegetables and
fruits.
Expansion in the demands
upon wheat have resulted in a
reduction in the visible supply of
%, 25O,000 bushels since Janu-
airy /, or more than double the
same period last year. On Feb
ruary 20 the total visible stocks
amounted to 178,432, 900 bushels
against 07,958, 900 bushels a
year ago.
Mills are grinding wheat at a
heavy rate for flour, both for
domestic and lend-lease con-
sumption. grain men said. All
reports indicate they have rec
ord backlog of orders on their
books, with production assured
of continuing at a heavy rate
for at least several months.
Manufacture of wheat grits
for use in the production of in
dustrial alcohol is also occupy
ing mills. Another outlet for
wheat supplies is livestock
feeding, with the 125,000,000
bushels the Commodity Credit
Corporation had for sale at IS
per cent of corn parity already
exhausted. The CCC wants au-
thority to sell more.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
Matches Shorter
but Plentiful

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-(P)
Matches will be shorter, but
Americans won't be short Of
matches, the War Production
board reported today.
A new WPB order requires
the reduction in the length Of
matches by 1-16 to one-quarter
of an inch and elimination of
frills on matchbooks. The order
also limits the length and width
of wire stitching on matchbooks
and reduces the striking surface.
WPB conceded all this might
sound trivial, but said it means
nearly 100000 board feet of
lumber would be saved in 1913.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
Van Dyke Man
Held for Trial
Stonds Accused Of
Purse Snotchinq

Waving examination on a
larceny charge yesterday after
noon on his arraignment before
Justice Frank Jeanette, Will
liam Vanderhoef, 81, of 1927
|, Toepfer street, Van Dyke, was
bound over to circuit court for
trial. He was committed to the
county Jail upon failure to post
a $1,000 bond.
Vanderhoef was arrested by
Undersheriff Harley Ensign last
Saturday after he allegedly
walked out of the Goth Century
Bar, Warren Township, with a
purse belonging to Miriam
Maxi, of Detroit.
Ensign said he was at the bar
with several Warren township
police officials investigating sew
eral burglaries when Wander
hoef walked past him and fell.
Ensign got glimpse of the
purse which was hidden beneath
Vanderhoef's coat. He attempted
to flee but was captured outside
the bar.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
Floor Vote is Likely on Confirmation Of JobhoIder.
Demo Convention
Opens Tomorrow

decided that whatever the Leg
islature did with the Bill to abol-
ish the elective office of high
way commissioner, they would
nominate a candidate for that
post. Reid appears to have the
field pretty much to himself. He
now holds office by executive
appointment, filling the vacancy
left when Kennedy resigned to
take a job in Washington.
Reid terms the highway bill
a partisan" measure, pointing
out it would take selection of the
highway chief out of hands of
the electorate, which for a de-
made has chosen Democrats for
the office, and fill the post by
appointment of the Republican
Governor Kelly.
Choice of a Democratic State
>''eAA hioh ~ SdIICCo SIldIIeS Os
Porritt, who has announced he
will retire, held the pre-conven.
ton spotlight. Although Maui
rice Eveland, of Mayville, for
mer State Banking Commission
err, says he does not want the
job, strong movement was ur.
der way to draft him for it.
Donnelly has endorsed former
State Senator Earnest G. Brooks
of Holland for the Craftsmanship.
and a long list of other names
was being mentioned.
Interest in the contest over
Swallowed that in selection of
two candidates or University of
Michigan Regent, two for the
State Board of Agriculture, one
for State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, one for the State
Board of Education, and two for
Supreme Court Justice.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25

Thirteen Mount Clemens High
school students maintained all A
records during the second quar-
ter of the first semester, Princi-
pal Monte McFarlane revealed
today.
OF the 1862 pupils on the honor
roll, SO are girls, 81 boys. The
roll together with a list of top
students among seventh and
eighth grades, follows:
800
OBJ Arden Albee
lib Richard Arnesen
LIB Margot Breitmeyer
lob Marianne Briley
lob June Hirtz
OBJ Dorothy Kandt
lib Robert Magary
OBJ Betty Meitz
lob Norma Metler
ia Richard Miller
lib Erma Muckenhirn
lib Stuart Pigman
ia Frederick Schott
$50
ga Irene Benz
lob Mary 10 Burgess
OBJ James Darnell
TIA Ada Davis
LIB Betty Jane Flory
OBJ Betsy Green
10A Joyce Gulden
lib Shirley Kraatz
OBJ Shirley Levine
lib Eleanor Miller
LIB Grace Niemann
OBJ Jean Syria
2.75
LIB Patricia Engel
lob Carol Coulon
lib Lois Hafenfeld
lib Imogene Middleton
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
Pairilk Patterson
Dies al Eight Months

Patrick Harold Patterson, g.
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Patterson, 1913 North Broad
way, died early today at st. Jo-
seph's hospital following a
weeks illness.
Besides the parents, the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters sur
vive: Otis, Jr., Edith, Violet, Ed
mund, Kenneth, Charlotte Ar
lene, George and Mary Alice.
Services will be held Satur-
day at 4:30 p. m. from LaCroix
& Groesbeck Funeral H m e
with Rev. G.. A. Merifield Off
ciating. Burial will be in Clin-
ton Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
REPORTS THEFT

Pvt. Robert Lockwood, who
has an apartment at 81 South
avenue, reported to city police
yesterday that while he and his
wife went to the grocery store,
someone stole So in bills which
were under a pin cushion in the
unlocked apartment. Three 9TH
err families live at the same adj
dress, but none saw anybody en-
ter Lockwood's apartment, pc.
Ii were told.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
Is High School Students
Mointoin ALA Records
90 Girls and 81 Boys Win Pieces
on Honor Roll for Second Quarter

lib Grace Klumfoot
"a Mildred Lilienthal
lob Violet Mensior
TIA Florence Miller
OBJ Katherine Moran
lib Mary Lou Nelson
OBJ Eloise Nelson
10A Mary Papajohn
OBJ Pat Pestel
lob Lorraine Redlawsk
LIB Dorothy Rockensuess
lib Elizabeth Ross
lib Phyllis Rosso
OBJ Lois School
lob Robert Sowinski
LIB Janice Stuck
lib Paul Tripod
OBJ Lauryne Vermette
l0A Donald Warren
2.17
OBJ Raymond Warren
ia Arthur Schuneman
& EIGHTH GRADES
Susan Albro
10 Ann Ball
Bernice Benz
Ann Bonnet
John Buckley
Marcia Coulon
John Crane
Eugene Diener
Virginia Duncanson
Roger Golden
Meyer Goldman
Harvey Gordenker
Marian Guild
Robert Hameister
Phyllis Kearl
Betty Krickstein
Carol Kruse
Donald Lardie
Ellis Levine
Sheila Lewis
Marvin Low
Nancy Mandell
Albert Matz
Richard McFarlane
Beatrice Meddaugh
William Meyer
Sonia Mighion
Robert Neale
Nancy Nickel
Joan Pace
Barclay Peters
Velma Peters
Thomas Poole
jeanne Prindle
Kingsley Purton
Robert Randolph
Elaine Sanders
Patricia Schott
Jean Schutt
Milton Schwartz
Norma Jean Shook
Shirley Stier
John Suttle - -
Gerald Syria
Mary Thompson
Edward Tinker
Wanda Wallace
Mary Gay Wiegand
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
EX-EDITOR DIES

CREDITOR DIES
ALAMEDA, Calf, Feb. Us
R)-Helim G. Spaulding, for
mer editor of the Alameda
Times-Star and who had been
an executive of newspapers in
Battle Creek and Perry, Mich,
died Tuesday night at the age of
10. He retired in 1899. He was
born in Manchester, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25

Wearing a monocle or eyeglass
is a great help in acquiring a
poker face" as the effort of
holding it in position masks the
expression.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25

2.67
LIB Alberta Balas
lib Charles O'Grady
OBJ Larry Trombley
OBJ Virginia Ullrich
$50
12A Richard Bannow
OBJ Helen Davis
OBJ Mary Evans
liza Sibyl Levine
lib Dorothy Menke
LIB Pearl Papist
OBJ Ruth Papist
LIB Anne Pigman
11B-Evelyn Riley
ESQ
lob June Bennett
ia Charles Branyan
ia John Bullock
lob Dorothy Denison
12A Jacqueline Frede
10A Margaret Gebhardt
lob Bernard Cunning
lob Gloria Hammond
lob Ruth Hauer
12A Isabel Kleino
LIB Carl Mueller
lob David O'Neal
ia Victor Potoroka
lob Marion Rental
10A Lawrence Schott
lob Norman Schwan
OBJ Frederick Shaw
10A Betty Smith
12A Charles Zinner
2.4O
ia Kay Blomeyer
OBJ Lois Broughton
"a Beverly Gillies
lob Janice Greenwald
LIB Peggy Harweli
ga Shirley Hulett
ia Hester Matthews
lib Phyllis Meade
LIB Pauline Pringnitz
"a Marjorie SchWlnke
ia Virginia Semrau
OBJ Amenah Westinghouse
"a Carolyn Wiegand
2.33
ia Frederick Brandenburg
ia Donald Philip
OBJ Eunice Walkenhorst
2.25
LIB Edna Gatzka
lib Elva Gombert
ia Thomas Hubel
10A Annabelle Leesch
lob Arnold Thoel
LIB Joan Ullrich
2.20
OBJ Irma Alwardt
OBJ Rose Marie Bovyn
OBJ June Bowman
-10A Jeanette Buckley
OBJ Louise Calhoun
lib Vivian Carlos
lob Phillis Deneweth
10A Carol Engelbrecht
OBJ Mary Ellen Gerkey
LIB James Kaufeld
lib Anna Kish
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-25
THEIR WAY

Earthworms are able to travel
not only through the hardest of
soil. but actually through brick
walls and concrete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
|'oord and Room

OARD and room. Southern style cooking,
$40 per week. 80 Parsons.
ANFIELD W l345--Aparimen 4; room
and board or sleeping room. adults. en-
Dyed Can after 4
ST CLASS meals. reasonable 28s Mack,
near John y Terrace 1-Ti9e
IiLGER- JEFFFRsON -- Gentleman or
LADY. excellent meals and transplrta-
on. Lenox 0l46
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Wanted to Rent Apartments
E,,n..b-1

fOLnEEn es-uf4e p}fh tHfaHt wishes 60
rent furnished or unfurnished apartment
Inr 2 months or more Tow nssnd 7-3le2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

REPOSSESSED clean ) toOms Of furni
ture: $50. 2tsi GRAND RIVER
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| po-tments for Rent
Hotets

|ARDlNG, 3905Threr rooms and bath
furnished. heat gas included S15
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Nonted Room and Board

LICENSED home on farm for children,
ana 10. Vinewood 2-70es- Write Mrs
-rt.a-eT--Hns4 H Dear eaFR1- pstFeltr--
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Real Estate Wanted

a BETTER CASH DEAL At ONCE,
Any East side or Italian community.
2957 Grauot r. G. CHERRY ri. 225I
a BETTER CASH DEAL AWAITS YOU
Any East Side uropcrtY- -LE-- Q41A
A CASH BUYER wants q home IN south
west section. J. CURING VI. 1856
AZ ALL CASH deal for your property
For appraisal call Victory, VIZ. 7-ssI0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Farms and Lands for Sale

OCEANA COUNTY - 40-acre farm I !.
miles Lake Michigan. 81 p miles town
gravel road, % es-oats beautiful
sight. acres wooded, clay and sand loan,
best quality soil. level; buildings substan-
ual. 81 500, terms 81 600 cash, balance
semi annual payments Hanson-Osborn,
Realtors Hart. Michigan.
so ACRES land in west edge OF Monroe
County; with 81 900 down, balance can
be handled SlSS % s-a, including interest
and principal. Write Wills u. Bash. 1910
f. Wooster St, Bowling Green. Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

STUDIO couches-Yes, we have 10 left.
And imagine! They are all spring con-
structon win bedding compartment and
assorted coilrs. To Toe sacrificed. open
evenings Terms. Spitz 1858 Graiiot.
: tOVRBi.T,, LTVKBLE ROOMS. SI5g
MARTIN FURNITURE 67f1 MICHIGAN
RUGS--U,ed. cleaned. Wit AKIN, gXl2s,
SNlos 50 90 up. VIII runners. CSC yd.
up, large rug sizes Center Carpet Gin,
ilG27 Woodward, AZ Webb. TO s-e444
RUGS. 9&l5. 9xls. i2xi5. il.3xI2. others
today. 1858 18th ST mr.. Temple Dir.
STUDIO COUCH With inner spring S35.
good condition. Apply Is2ts Bltmore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Bungalows for Sale

cENTERL1NE-5-roo brick. near pub
Tic and parochlal schools: restricted
neighborhood. Tow taxes. Prospect 1858.
1883 LAHSER road north James Couzens
highway -- a workman's paradise q
acres) 5 large rooms: beautifully land
scaped; immediate possession. sacrifice.
VIM. Dutmer. HO. 7i3i. UN 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
New Houses for Sale

EAST DETROIT. Gratiot g Mile section
New. two bedrooms, tle features fan
attic basement $500 q own. SIS month.
inc taxes and insurance See these fine
homes today. l4503 r. Nile. tt. 2-7I33
T NFFF. Ass near Mack. small new
home So 500: lot $50 feet long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Wanted to Rent Rooms

Two or three furnished rooms
private Tyler 6-474s.
room in respectable home Immediately,
nth or without kitchen privileges. Nj.
earnuette DreNcl sl6S.
toloRED couple desires 3 4. room IN
furnished apartment: defense workers
|ery reliable sober people. Tempe
|-6s50. William Cox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Vacant Lots for Sale

a GOOD BPY-Lot on Engleside drive.
rr ate owner Trerec el1g
BARGAIN "a choice lots nos Road
s.haefrr sec S2gs no 07-2
BUY state owned properties See your
real estate broker
EAST DETROIT i.'s ad.a.r.t. ,r.4u.
Valley az CAesfcrlc.1. Nr--tc t.H..
a-M1LE-VhN DYKE SEC
Large hgWesfsst city water. sewers gas.
ole. tI... close $50 trHustrrfHr on. stores.
schools real huss only s. month
IFWfE El1Hr q HINES INC
1f05f GRATfOT PISGREE ttts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

New Furn.ture-Hard 10 Get Items
WE HAVE THEM on EASY TERMS.
TOO! LIVING room suites with coil springs
lnuerspring mattress. box springs coil
springs! Metal lamps. smokers Better gas
stoves! Bedroom suites dining room sets
Porcelain dinette sets! Complete stocks OF
brand new furniturel
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
122 MICHIGAN, NEAR GRISWOLD
Open Mon Thurs. Fri. sat Ewes 20
REPOSSESSED clean y ICONS Of furni-
ture. S6q 2tsi GRAND RIVER
ROLLAWAY beds complete with mattress,
must be sold SPITE, 7685 Gratiot.
RUGS -- USED. CLEANED. 9xi2. sxl0
6x9. Wit. AKIN, $3.50 up; carpeting
65c yd up. throws, 81 up. AMERICAN
CARPET CLRs., $685. Oakland. MA. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Income Bungalows for Sale
A 2 FOR l BARGAIN

A 2 FOR | BARGAIN
Beniteau. 2965---4i. furnace. full base
ment also cottage IN rear Of $50 n. lot.
Both for only 800. 81 000 down good
condition new roofs On both nice in
come. Don't disturb tenants. Saros, lie.
O217
BRICK income. So. Insulated, screened,
storm windows, new stoker Vermont
5-27iG
FENKELL WYOMING district; income
I'VE down, three up. completely FUR
nshed. refrlgerators, stoves, rugs, new
uoleum. 80 dealers. Dawson 1912.
MAYFIELD, 1927 Rrlck, 5-5 good con-
dition. drive, double garage; $1,000, IS
down. by appointment CARNEY, 1922
Chaimer. PnEree 4263.
MARIETTA. g4O3 off Mcclellan, near
Mack; SIS hrickote, very good condi~
ton. steam heat; Scar garage, upper
rented $40 monthly furnished; only $500,
terms
CARNEY. 1929 CHALMERS. PI. 4263
MCCLELLAN. Gratiot. down. up,
upper rents $40: lower vacant. move
right IN; fun price, 81 $50, $1,000 down.
KEYS AZ 2o9ii Harper TU 2-Sa2o
COLOBED-Wes sile income. So only
50 600, $1,000 down. TYLER 7-13i9
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Straps

A BEAUTIFUL 2.pc wine mohstr Twins
room suite. used a short time Sacrifice.
SIS Open evenings sprz 1905 Gratot.
a DISPOSAL sale cf Iceland refrigerators.
Sacrifice spstz, 1855 Gratiut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Radio Service

FREE CHECkUP
sEREsH RADIO SERVICE. loss Michigar
FREE estimates minor repa n 81 Oh
vacuums repaired 1884 Joy Road
GCARAATEEp seFpiee facHiaing Tsrts
and tubes current models. s. SO. Tyler
e-630s
CONSULT me enlstsef Real estate list
mss IN The oig sunday Times Vast Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Household Appliances

NJ REBUILT Hoaysrs r,urekAs ROYALS,
| Prenisrs etc, SO ~. al guaranteed
kars. A. new New cleszcrs fer sale
Your Ga cleaner IN trade Have ynur
kleaner rebuilt Parts. belts. cords. etc
BENJAMlN'S
kppfiance and Furniture Shop
1882 Liveruois, bl. y. Fenkell
bpEN EvEs tlu 2, TUBS. WEp. ta 2
WASHERS, vuruurns, sewing machines.
repaired. prompt eaaFan'~a' 4f>'e
! ivernbis TE. l-eTfA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Business Property for Sale

JOHN r gt3i NOW AVAILABLE
Newly painted bldg, approx. . 1000 50. IT.,
together with Z 40 50 ~. parking lot
space adjoining. garage bldg. has gas
tanks. front and rear entrances overhead
+y.lat l'Ht 49,. -, - 49, Saaolaa w.
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FURNITURE-Be Been used one year. two
s-9Nl ---N!!t0fs--FssEs, s-pi-ee mahogany
dining room suite, 2-piece living room
suite, blue mohair, 5.piece bedroom suite
including innerspring mattress. / mahogany
writing desk with red leather chair: g.
piece breakfast set. Leonard de luxe re-
frgerator white table top Garland stove,
lamps, pictures. Grapes. curtains, dishes
and radio. 1928 Concord
GRAY painted bedroom suite. lovely for
young eirl SO University 3-33s9
LIVING ROOM suites. S39 up. Liberal
allowance TOR your used set Avin
Furniture. 1851 W Vernon open Thurs
day Friday evenings iIl Q.
MATTRESS special slI.s3 Many others.
Sac. superior sanitary 1929 ca River.
READ Wines want Ads for proht-use
them for results
NEW innersprins mattresses studio coucnes.
U Bedding Coz $40 MayDury Grand
NEW furniture. trade your piaao. City
Music. 7fl2 Mack open ewes
RED Chinese Ax1ninaer rug. 9xI2, used
very little, sal. Mitehslrs. 5000 Grstiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Musical Instruments

\ ccoRDioN as base, SIS 3so2 Wain~
street. Dearborn.
rOrION PIANO FOR sale. vrrl rHut cen
1 difion: REASONABLE Telephone Ni7ewood
I-Tls7.
CALL GALLAGHER-CA. 77ee
10 INV eel or rent pianos.
WIS. paw cash used accordions. AL
typss. $3.50 woodward Tlsnity $3.50.
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FOR
IsEN
Rentals Wanted

ADULTS wishes 3 or froan
apt. furnished or -urtarnissed, Tyler
-36e2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Resorts for Sale

COLCHESTER Lake Erie cottage. fur
nsbcd private beach well. electric
pump. convenience. Gear garage; sacri-
flee, 81 800, cash needed Trinity 1-702g
COMPREHENSIVE LAKE. SMALL DN.
SMEDLEY. 40 +. WARREN rE 1892
COLORED-Free bathing: cool byeezes on
Lake Gould. one-acrc tracts Drive out
Grand River SO miles turn night on
rS-23 IL miles: Sunday l 10 8. Address
Box 1897 Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

BEDS So: zee boxes. furniture. base
burners, on burners. ssh Jos. Campau
l3ha West Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT 4ilcc Insurance Co. funds for good
mortgage loans. land contracts bought.
Ed Hcnkel Co, Hammond Bldg ca. 2655.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts. bought, mtgs made
Ntzhugh, lii0 Ford Bldg Cadillac 03i9
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN r. LANPHAR & COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg Cadillac 63lO
WANTED &c. Several good seasoned land
contracts from owner. IT,. l-o9i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

A RECLAIMED e-pc walnut finish dining
room set. To be sold a. a sacrifice, $50.
Ontn eNtnrrs SLli1. 1905 Gratlni.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
housekeeping Rooms

|AsT JEFFERSON, i427-Large room,
twin beds adjoining bath, Kitchen priyi-
ges. Randolph 1898.
|ETERBoRo and Fourth-One room and
krchenette Temple t-35s5
|oSEDALE. So Woodward Room. gas,
water: excellent transportation adults.
|1wnsend 7-sS32
NO BASEMENT rooms, reasonable. man
and wife only. no children. Tyler 4-5346