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Evening star., 1943-07-28
This Is the Army
Prenieres AUGUST II

This Is the Army" Warner Bros.
technicolor production of the Irving
Berlin show, will have its Washing
ton premiere at $3.50 pm. August IL
at the Earle Theater, according to
an announcement by John J. Pay
ette, general zone manager for
Warmers.
Tickets 60 on sale at the Earle on
Friday. the price scale ranging from
$275 to $1,000. All seats will be
reserved. and profits turned over to
the Army Emergency Relief which
already has received almost $1,000
900 from the stage production re-
ceipts. Tickets also will be on sale
In each of the 81 Warner Bros.
neighborhood theaters.
The premiere is under the super
vision of the First Nighter's Com
mittee," headed by Mrs. George r.
Holmes.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Pichel a Strange Director,
Actually Knits Between Shots

ting, Pichel did, during the latter
film, manage to knock off two sweat
ers, pair of socks and four blocks
of knitting for a Red Cross COM
forter between scenes
A gangling six-footer who con-
tents himself with the belief that
actors know what they are doing
and have only to be shown what to
do and not how to do it, Pichel
pronounced Pitch-eD races through
pictures on schedule, has never been
known to raise his voice and con-
fesses shyly that he worries more
about whether his players like him
than the quality of their perfor-
nance
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-07-28

Cradle in technicolor: II am, LOS,
3:15, $40, 7:3O and $40 pm.
Pix-"Broadway Bill" another by
Capra: 2:40, sos, 7:25 and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-07-28

OF the choice anecdotes treasured
and passed out in the film colony by
Adolphe Menjou and John Decker
and Anthony Quinn, all admirers
and friends of the talented and &C.
centric profile"
Evening star., 1943-07-28

autobiography called Confessions
Of an Actor" when his career on the
screen was just opening and his
stage career was ceasing to occupy
the main part of his time and talent.
FoWler'S work will include many
Evening star., 1943-07-28

foreword to Gene Fowler's new
book, THE Life and Adventures of
John Barrymore There is no one
more suitable for writing the work
than Fowler, novelist and screen
writer, who for years was a close
Evening star., 1943-07-28

friend Of the late Barrymore and
was with him at the last.
All of Johns private memos and
papers have been turned over to
Fowler.
Years ago, BARRYMORE wrote an
Evening star., 1943-07-28
The Glamour Stables
AreNoLonserMetro's S

HOLLYWOOD.
By the Associated Press.
With the departure of Joan Craw-
ford from Metro -GoldWyn- Mayer re-
Gently, went the last of the original
glamour clan which flourished for so
many years under the guidance of
Louis B. Mayer.
Evening star., 1943-10-02

worked in constant knowledge that
far superior forces of japanese were
in the Gilberts and might be con-
templating duplicates of their at
tempted 1nvasions of Midway and
the Aleutians.
Rickenbacker Brought There.
1t is small wonder, t-1en, that the
Ellices remained the Paciflc's "un-
known front" 1t is not eXtraordi-
nary, either, that Funafuti never
before has been revealed as the
place to which Capt. Eddie Ricken-
backer, when rescued from his rub
Der boat. was first brought by the
Chicago-born, Northwestern Univer-
sity graduate, 1t. William F. Eadie
whose home now is in Seattle.
Now that the Japs are pounding
Nanomea, the northernmost of the
Ellices, it can likewise be revealed
that the islet of Nukufetau, some Il
miles north of Funafuti, was the
landing place of Capt. Ricken'
hackers lost companions.
Before Funafutis lovely bu
treacherous green lagoon was en-.
tered by the first Navy LISTS Qand
ing ship tanks last year, Gen
Prices men had, in April, occupied
Evening star., 1943-10-02
Tiny Funofuti, South Seas IsIet,
Secret u. S. Base for q Year

tain their resident colonel, Vivian
Fox Strangeway, and the Union
Jack still is hoisted in the morning
and lowered at night. But not a
single British tool of war is here.
On every side are United States
Marines, Navy and Seabees, clus-
tered in the fantastic cluster of war
on this thin wedding ring atoll with
its 12-mile diameter of greenish
blue lagoon and binding white coral
roads.
Was Base for Raid.
All that the United States has
poured forth to hold the Pacific line
is here. While the January asser-
ton by Secretary of the Navy Knox
that negotiations should be begun
as soon as possible for the perma
nent acquisition of essential bases
was doubtless heard here above the
scrape of earth movers and the clat-
ter of construction, there has beer
little time for the hard working ma.
Evening star., 1943-10-02

the French island Of Wallis, which
lies alone between Samoa and Funa-
futi.
Wallis, which is solid green
island much smaller than Funafuti's
broad lagoon, is governed by a resi-
dent physician, 39-year- -old Dr. Mar
eel Vrignaud. His wife, a radio OPP
orator and group of French Cath
olic missionaries and sisters were
the only whites on the impover-
ished island. DR.. Vrignaud, caught
between the Jap and American sea
lines, took orders from Marshal Pc
tain through the Saigon radio.
With that scrupulousness for the
political rights of allies, whose de-
fense has become our Pacific bur-
den, the United States forces per-
mitted a postage stamp force,
headed by De Gaullist physician
to land first on Wallis to accept DR.
Vrignaud's peaceable resignation
and then offer the Americans the
right to land later. The French
sense of property in the Pacific is as
fully developed as in Western Eu-
rope.
DR.. Vrignaud himself was coop
erative with the Americans, ano
Evening star., 1943-10-02
Third OF a SerieS.)
BY GEORGE WELLER,

War Correspondent of The Star and Chi
cago Daily News
FUNAFUTI, Ellice Islands, Sept. 9
Delayed - Unsung bomb-pitted
Funafuti, which for II months has
carried the burden of being the key
stone in the great arch of the Pa
cific offensive line from the Aleu-
tians to Australia, is now getting its
first chance at safe breathing,
AS the Japs direct their bombing
attentions to Nanomea, or st.
Augustines Island, $50 miles to the
north, Funafuti relaXes slightly and
enjoys the luxury of being the semi
advanced instead of the most ad-
vanced foothold in our almost atoll-
to-atoll war between the Jap-held
Gilberts and the American-held
Ellice group.
Both of these groups were and
legally still are British possessions.
In the Ellices the British still main
Evening star., 1943-10-02

rines and Navy men to consider to
what, If any, political fruition their
selfless and unpublicized work is
leading.
Though your correspondent was
the first to visit the Ellice group
after the original landing there
nearly year ago, Funafuti first be-
came known as an American air
base when the Army Air Force re-
leased details of raids against Nauru,
the phosphate bearing island which
Australia acquired at Versailles In
the agreement which also gave the
Carolines and Mariannes to Japan,
and against Tarawa in the Gilberts
Preparations for those raids.
which worked some damage but
were successful more in the sense
of the courage demonstrated than
in actual accomplishment, had been
under way for many months before
the Army bombers (B-24s) took of
in late April.
The Navy's construction battalions
landed last october 2, began work
on October 7, and, precisely 80 days
later, presented the energetic ma
rine officer, Maj. Gen. Frederick
Price, with dazzling white strip or
Evening star., 1943-10-02
which to land the Navy's big am
phibian Phys.
M nriuking Wofnr

No Drinking Water.
Although this record for strip con-
struction has been bettered in the
Solomons, it never has been equaled
under such conditions. Drinking
water on Funafuti's tiny, thin circle
of coral was nonexistent 1t was
necessary to build filtering stations
in holes next to the seafront, ex-
tending hoses over the reef into the
ocean. The coral was brick hard
And where was there solid filling
fer banking runways?
Whenever the big dump trucks
filled one section of runway, they
had to destroy another section OF
atoll At depth of feet the sea
flooded in. In order to build up
the one section of earth on which
they stood they had to destroy an
other.
Atolls are never a continuous cir
cular ring, but are actually an islanC
chain forming the segments of q
circle. In order to bring full rouno
ring, some places between islands
had to be filled in
And the defenders of the Ellices
Evening star., 1943-10-02
Cafe Man and Baker
Fined on Health Charqe

Found guilty of having dirty
dishwashing machine in his restau-
rant at 1909 L street NV, Joe
Pappas was fined $50 yesterday in
Municipal Court yesterday.
Other charges against the estab-
lishment were dirty floors, walls and
sterlizer."
In another health case, Judge
Evening star., 1943-10-02

since leaving Wallis and establish
ing himself at the village of Tara
vac, in Tahiti. has made himself
famous throughout the South Seas.
Besides running a regular govern
mental clinic in the modern man.
ner. DR.. Vrignaud cures certain or
ganic diseases by his astonishing
system of puncturing the patients
skin with needles.
This sy<sem, in full use in Wallis
when the Americans landed, has
made DR.. Vrignauds Tahiti clinic
the Lourdes of the South Seas.
(Copyright, I943, Chicago Daily News. Inc }
Evening star., 1943-10-02

Thomas D. Quinn imposed s25 fine
on Max Dorsh, operator OF a bakery
at 730 Eleventh street Sc. Charges
against the establishment were no
soap or towels at a wash basin,
many flies in shop, dirty bread and
cake racks"
Evening star., 1943-10-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
Occasional
Constipation
Relieved Promptly, EosiIy

Here's how: Take one or two E-Z
Tablets at bedtime. They're very
tiny and practically tasteless. Next
morning they'll "act' without grip
ing or unpleasant after EFF fects.
Don't continue to suffer from slug
gishness, headaches or general list
lessness due to occasional constipa-
ton, when effective relief Is 50 easy
and pleasant. so little E-Z Tablets
at drug stores for only Csc.
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
Dr. Jam es Dayton,
Science Analyst
For Government

The appointment OF DR. James A
Bayion as associate social science
analyst in the Bureau Of Agricul-
tural Economics was announced
this week by the U. S. Department
Of Agriculture.
DR.. Dayton, who is on leave from
Virginia State college where he
heads the department Of psycholo-
gy, viii serve as a study director
in BAE's division OF program sur
veys. In this capacity. DR.. Dayton
will help 10 establish the basis for
effective administrative planning
in various department agencies.
While occasionally DR.. Bayton's
work will take him to the field
for short periods. his principal du-
ties will be performed here in the
Washington office. A specialist in
social science research, the analyst
received his doctorate in this field
from the University Of Pennsyl-
vania last June. He has served on
the staff at Virginia State for four
years
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
CONSTITUTION
DAY OBSERVED
BY RUSSIANS
by CHATwooD HALL

KlEV-tANP) Sunday. Dee. S.
was extremely close TO the hearts
OF the Soviet people in general and
minority peoples in particular. for
il marked the anniversary OF the
adoption OF sihe Soviet constitution
Xhieh Is not only a state charter
but the symbol and synthesis OF
frs,ernal brotherhood between peo-
pies.
This is clearly expressed in Ar
tiole i23 which guarantees that.
Equality rights OF citizens Of the
United Soviet Of Socialist Repub-
les, irrespective OF their nation
ality or race. in all spheres OF the
economic. state cultural, social and
political lie is an inGefeasible
law"
These constitutional provisions
have borne rich fruit during the
war and have proved a great source
OF strength in the struggle against
Hitler All Soviet races and nat
ionailties hght side by side in the
ranks OF the Red army against the
Nazi hordes. holding ranks from
generals TO buck privates.
Suffice il 10 say tha, almost 30
Rcd army generals are Of duSky Ar
menian ancestry. As for the Jews
more Jewish soldiers have been
awarded government orders and
medals in proportion TO their per-
cen,age OF the population than has
any other group.
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
Rabbi Rauch Paints
Picture OfTheFutu

LOUISVILLE. (ANP) - DeSlar-
ing that there should be no in fe-
rior" or superior" race, Rabbi
Joseph Rauch Sunday told Negro
audience at the Pan Hellenic Coun-
Gil forum that they could expect
no radical change in everyday liv-
ing. Great changes" he said, "are
not made overnight. but are the
evolution of tiny, we'll laid and fun
damentally decent plans" The
meeting was sponsored by Pi Sig
ma chapter. Sigma Gamma Rho So
rority, at the YWCA.
Speaking with praise Of the Ne
groes' success as a race, DR.. Rauch
declared, You have gone further
in the few years since freeing of
the slaves in 1865 than any other
people on the face Of the earth"
He told his 800 listeners that "the
complete transition a slave people
to free man is not accomplished in
few years. Human prejudices,
pooCu VII VI JOdlS VI CA-
istence, are strong, and the sharing
OF freedom is not loosely INDUCED
in. Bit by bit, minority groups such
as yours progress.
1T will be many wears before
race discrimination isN completely
eliminated" said the Rabbi. and
added, such groups as this are
keeping fair-minded people think
ing, and eventual equality is GER
tain"
Concerning postwar solidarity
DR.. Rauch warned that there are
many differences to be settled be-
fore unity becomes real. European
people, he said, "are different from
Asiatic, and they are different from
us, not only in physical character
istics. but in mental processes. Tt
determine method by which soil
darity can become a fact. it viii
first be necessary that all peopl,
recognize the rights and differ
ences of others"
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
Training Center
Is For AA Units

CAMP DAVIS, N. c. (ANP)-This
camp is fast becoming a training
center for Negro combat anti
aircraft battalions, and already hun
dreds Of Negro soldiers have begun
their training.
The troops are under the COM
mand Of both white and Negro Of
ficers, with more than 80 Of the
latter in the officers personnel. in
cluding four warrant officers.
Last week, one of the battalions
was reviewed by Mai Galen P. Es-
ton. commanding officer OF the unit
on parade, and included in the re-
viewing party was 2nd 1t Bruce
T. Bowens, Negro adjutant of the
battalion.
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
These Marines
Take Control

NEW RIVER, N. c. - A group Of
colored Marines who are making
a fine record at Camp LeJeune
here, are in the platoon under First
Sgt. Cecil B. Moore OF the Motor
|Transport Company headquarters
battalion. The company is under the
conAWand of Capt. J. E. Holtorf.
Sgh James E. Wilson, Springfield,
O., is Chief clerk. Some of the other
outstanding men in the company
are Pfc. Leop Man and Pfc. Mitchell
Bryant, Newark; Pfc. Lewis Lee Jr.
Miami, Fla, and Pfc. Albert Strong
Detroit
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
Three Died Here
Over Weekend

Three persons were dead from
natural causes this week, according
to autopsy reports Of the homicide
department
They were Jack Reid. 81. OF 946
Eliot street, identified by Albert
Adams and Ida Russell OF the above
address; Sherman Burris. so, Of
2944 Charlevoix, identified by
Emma and Lawrence MCGEE Of the
same address and Walter Paragin,
81, OF 92lz Kendall, Highland Park,
identified by John Paragin and
Alonzo Cullam Of the Highland
Park address.
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
Premier Homemakers
First Musical Tea

Premier Homemakers OF Lucy
Thurman Branch YWCA will have
their first musical tea of the sea-
son at the Y on Sunday. December
IL from to 6 o'clock. Miss Cathe-
rine Haughey of the Detroit public
library will give a brief book re-
port on the Life OF George Wash
ington Carver" Mrs. Evelyn Dennis
is chairman OF the program COM
mittee. The public is cordially in
Vited.
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11

Morris listed four things that
must be taken into consideration in
any postwar planning: Collective
security in which nations offer mu-
tual protection and equality: the
sharing Of freedom with slave ma
tons by democracies; the guaran-
tee OF equal opportunity. not only
for all people but for all nations:
and complete unity, so that major
problems of one nation become the
problem of the whole world"
The Michigan chronicle., 1943-12-11
TEACHERS ASK
INJUNCTION IN
SALARY fight 7

JACKSON. Tenn.-tANP)-In an
unprecedented action in this state.
members Of the Colored Teachers
association CT Jackson last week
asked for an INJUNCTION restraining
the city commission and the super
intendent OF education OF the Jack
son public schools from paying the
salaries OF the city's teachers until
something has been done to equal
ize the salaries paid to teachers with
equal education, certification and
experience"
The association in its suit charged
That violation of their rights
under the federal and state consti-
tutions had been perpetrated and
asked that a special master be ap-
pointed to investigate and report
on the back salaries or any other
salary due them in the light Of their
constitutional rights.
The teachers have retained some
OF the best known lawyers OF the
country. including Dean William H.
Hastie Of Howard university, Wash
ington; z. Alexander LOBBY Of
Nashville; Leon Ransom of Indi-
annapolis; Thurgood Marshall of
New York City and A. A. Latting
Of Memphis.
The suit was filed in the West
Tennessee district federal court. A
date for hearing on the petition
has not yet been set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Dancing Instructions
BE POPLAR

ifatn 90 waltz. foXtrot. rumbs. confa spe
r.aI rnurs, - 90 Ttlano School %
e1g.0p 37i7 woodward
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Business Opportunities

BAR dining room, class G license reason
aHie owner sacrificing account health.
ls2u3 East Warren.
B ATTY SHOP Sacuhcine due ~ illness
mp."tely equipped well established
business living quarters; state board ap-
proved MARY IrDuC sos Hardwood,
Ar' b. corner Second
East side American
Express a-cnCs corner store broom
Na' dnine hiE business Ivanhoe 1925
FLOWER SHOP established I5yesrs. good
locality modern equipment. sacrificing
We mont j.6SSl
FOR SALE - Glass G beer garden. low
t,rt email iiace DOING nice business.
.NH'- going o. army reasonable. S275
W..tiaNu.
GROCERY Modern fixtures fine business.
cheap 1921 KerchevaI Sacrificing.
MJray 027i
HOTtt. $50 room an fuiI. good proat
ton CLlford 1886 5o7 East Jefferson.
LrNCH ROOM Income $40 day Call
tl2g West Warren Joe Glad
.rAgrNER as cashier In large up-to.date
Cate' experience not essential. y do chef
l.rk ard husrg, g. interest SfS $50: sal.
Ir.f i-. For information call Trinity
,-ge2c
SHOE repalr shop Oiving r8pmp viii sell.
lease Redfqrf as93 22257 kenksn
,TAlLORI$G-C l0nlnC store Best location
ip city O. Movers section. Mr.
Campus University 2-41s9
TAVERN for sale cheap. $500: Polish dis.
triCt. price includes stock and fixtures
i-fpom Twins quarters iu connection with
business ren'a. $50 gt2s s. Gym st
WHILE THEY LAST-Bars stools tables,
chars. stttees 6i5 GratiOt. Randolph
1880
coloHEu Far sale furniture io-room
house four apartments. refrigeration
can rrrf house from owner 70 Josephine
Can be sren from 10 9.
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furnished Rooms for Rent

CLIFTON, 67-G .W4trrr- t,,ctnai,p- one
or lANn, -c4u-pi4teft tf-tr-f--tt r 1-rr
EFWORTH BLVD Large double tVn-
bedroom Home privileges desired.
Tyler 5-3lt9
GENERAL MOTORS District Room with
private bath Accommodate one-twO
Girls Madison o5i3
LoNGVIFW 1919 plymouth. Chalmers
uust bedroom, sitting room, unusually
attractive
-1-rr1-S0T I62ff-C0nypnicui ~ Diesel
plant PHEASANT room tor woman mod
rrT7 T0flF EVefprecn agll
SLEEPING room. twin beds convenient
Lincoln plant, private home. Hogarth
7l-u
ST JEAN. 6G7g -Harpsr. Conner bus.
tva girls two gentlemen Wanhae GGll
WhLTHAM. 1905 LGrAtInIl Nire clean
-.l-;+t.sf- s,i,e= t,r-ts'Us fuueTSFFsfe, Euu4
location, phone
az WEST ALEXANDRINE- Sleeping room
sIu-!e and double ELEVATOR Apartment
10. MIN floor. after .. Temple l-oo6I.
COLORED -Unnrnshed room couple or
single woman. Can Twnbrook 2-0l97.
COlORED Large room suitable FOR two.
gentlemen preferred. convenient 10 ChryS-
TT-ITtS- fUwUycHi S-6fII
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
: Houses for Sale

DYKE ms, bath
Srti--tI EJ31j,. FTrA2A-
HURRY cabin nearly new acre..
500 N2ou On. 727 :. Center. R.O. 3ll3.
MILTON. close Van Dyke-6-rnom house,
bedrooms. bath up. fun basement with
toilet. hot Rir furnace garage. close
schools stores. See this Immediately
Oul, $500 $1,000 down Twinbrooh
WINFIELD. 1899 Groom. bath excellent
buy. So 200 $500 down -NlakaEA-l41
CNLOREp--Imme,iste >poss. b-rm. frame
E4uL-clna- S. a.lA7-koee- In stove II.
1913 Richmond Morrison, TO. 5-"316.
COLORED BARGAIN! North Of Boule
ward: S-room single. new furnace; SSSt
will handle. JENKINS, Trinity 2-9767.
COLORED-- Dawson section; mod. Is rms
re"ond. 81 600 On. Mcqueen. TO. 6-3a4l
COLoRED-B BARGAIN NeNE IN
jos TaWpdU= 12-roem -rastty converted
into four 3-room apartments, bear garage
81 800 down FitZroy 6793
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

ART CENTER - Comfortable sleeping
room suitable flr two slso single, men
rrNerred TcWuc 2-01ie
ASH lsos-Comtoytau,e room for gentle
man continuous nor vAtrt. Grand RIVER
Trumhun csr Temple :-57s1 Deacon.
ATTRACTIVE room Wi'h Kitchen privileges
for employed couple cr two girls. 1G1la
Itttiehsid Garage. NorhsWn 1878
BEAUTIFUL bnght room for one gentle
man; very large closet. connecting
hath Madison 1855
BEAUTIFUL brlgh' room for onr Ecr'.e-
man very lafsc closet, connecting bath.
Madison 3S3s
BELLETERKE $500 linear Grand RIVER
IlEerrnIsl NCrv comfortable. gentle
man preferred Northlavn 1886
CHENE Hs44-2 clean bedrooms Quiet
home EOof transportation gentlemen
or couple Kitchen privileges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Little Farms for Sale

CELLOTEX insulated home, rooms
electricity in; with ACRES fertile soil:
real buy ~ 81. 76O. only 500 cash needed,
rest financed. GROSSMAN. cor Van
Rorn and Wayne roads Phone Wayne 800.
ATTRACTIVE acres. across from st
FplClJn Home. mr. SChoolcraft; beautiful
building site, only Slgj down. Newman.
$4,000 Plymouth Rd. BEDFORD 1920.
BUSINESS and residence. corner. Chicago
Blvd, cor. Inkster. approx. acre; paved
city water; cheap. low down payment.
JOY Rd., cor. lnkstcr Rd. BEDFORD 0333.
GARDEN CITY-6 lots. each 40xl3O: $50
per lot. BUY ONE OR ALL. S25 dn
good garden SOIL fine location McFarlane
Bros. 29314 Ford Rd,. at Middle Belt.
Dearborn 1880
40 ACRES, near Wayne With good build
ings, good soil. Lafayette 1907.
COLORED--Get yourself 3 or 10 acres OF
good rich sou IN Brighton. Michigan
lake privileges. Smaller farms Si26 up.
Write Box Ala, Detroit Times.
COLORED-LITTLE CHICKEN FARMS
Bargains See Jones. AIS Beaubien.
Columbia 1910
CONSULT The enl' rEed Real Estate list =
lngs IN the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Houses for Sale
East Of WOODWARD

CONNER. 7s7--Frame. 7 rms, painted
walls. stove heat garage; located SO ot
jefferson mr. All east side factories; s., 500,
terms a 1882
EAST DETROIT $500 DOWN
rus. hath 2nd n ready for extra rms
ltrro'1 az Gratiot. p blks. beyond Nj.
OXFORD BLDG co. AR ISIS
HARTER-s Mile Sec - bedroom hrck
natural fireplace complete plumbing
needs some inside nnish wooded Dot
owner leaving FOR farm. Bargain, 81 $50
S115 down immediate possession. 209li
Harper. IT,. 2-sq2n
shERWOOp-Ma 4 rms and bath,
$1,000. $500 On. 922i Van Dyke. PL.
s12l
SYRACUSE 1925 Frame rms real
buy for couple handy with tools vii
make coy home. immediate possession
~ 500. 5000 down. ca 1872
sT pAvNOND's Parish Practically now
rooms, Tie features. bargain. $3.50
sd oIu down
FISHER rsar Teo4rso1--s rooms. stove
.Nrff. s.. ruN terms
iAFEroi%TE-5 rooms; a. A. 81 ZOO
FAST IEFprRsoH REALTY IE>ox tsar
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~rs fn thr hls Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

CLIFTON, 67-G -.Setrrr- t',crnaisi- one
an lANn, -cl4a-eE4iei4t -tf,tr-ftt r 1trr