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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
Fishing With
Bill Watt
4 PROBLEM

heavy rains with the rapid rise and fall of creeks
streams and rivers in Northwestern Ohio well of
the midwestern states has dumped and possibly diff
cult problem the dooeps of the respective state Conser
walton departments gives them first hand opportunity
study the behavior of the urred feahered and fnn
tribes when driven their owand haunts out of their
streams and from their wooden ars First reports in show
that widlfe in flooded does of four things;
to high ground climbs trees finds safety on float
ing logs or debris, browns.
What damage will be uncovered when the waters recede
hard estimate according game wardens and sports
who that waters of the proportions of those of the
past month have not been met with for years Scat
tered but indefinite reports far indicate that first fears
large damage loss of breeding nests unfounded
GO FISHING
An article in the June of Field and Stream by
Glen L. Martin makes timely suggestion, GO fishing and
hunting for relaxation Especially at time like the present
with long hours worry friends and relatives in the
Armed Services and the many other trials that have to
face this hury bury world of today fortunate that
many opportunities offered for outdoor life North
western Ohio tertoryhe abode and hunting ground not
more than century ago of several tribes of the original
Americans.
BEST BAIT
At this time the year probably the bestA bait for fish
ing is the garden night crawler. They out in
abundance and the rains have kept them close to the
of the ground From there they wander rather gg and
aurm their way into the nearby streams where they
prey by the hungry feeding fish (no raonng
points for him This brings up the point that fish
not rationed the steep prices asked for them the
market stalls make all anglers itch to get out the banks
the river the lake to hook good sized string
for the family larder
THE CARP
Many the wise cracks about the carp family
ing with Victory Garden plants during the high water
and the unfunny part about the whole thing that
these pscaoa hogs many instances did that very thing
and helped themselves to of the tendeest and most
Aprized shoots
And that's not the worst of it-n the fall Brer Rabbit
will probably pay his respects in to outlying gardens
when his food supply in the farmers fields begins fall off
Might not be bad idea to begin thinking of traps
catch the fuzzy little gentleman the members of his
family we'll other pests who go foragng in pet
gardens Visions of carrots cabbages and other culinary
vegetable delights may be rudey shattered proper pre-
cautions are not taken ahead of time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

vey of 25 large manufacturing
plants, illness and accidents headed
list Of seven categories into
which fall most Of the reasons for
non-attendance at work.
Next on the list, according TO
the survey, are lack Of adequate
housing and problems involved in
transportation to and from work
The socalled hangover" evil is
down at the bottom of the list in a
category entitled "irresponsibility."
NAM Shows Sense
Curiously enough, the remedies
suggested by the MANS industrial
relations committee, which con-
Quoted the survey, are not anti
labor laws, jail sentences, fines, or
other Rickenbacker fantasies. In
stead they are health and safety
measures the unions have been
fighting for over many years.
For example, the committee sug-
gests: Medical examinations, pre-
ventives for lung infections, con-
venient lunch facilities with WE'LL
balanced foods, nutrition informa-
tion for employees families, proper
ventilation, proper sanitation, plant
medical supervision, plant nurses,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

ANSWERS TO SPORTS QUIZ
/. Walter Johnson and Babe
Ruth.
2. American League All-Stars
and Service All-Stars.
3. Shutout.
4. George Case, Washington, and
Pete Reiser, Brooklyn.
5. Paul Waner.
s. Casey Stengel, Boston Braves.
z. Cooperstown, n. Y.
8. Cy Young won 511 games in
his % seasons and pitched in s74
games.
9. Christy Mathewson pitched
two no-hit games. One in 1901 and
another in 1905.
10. Buck Newsom and Dol Flores.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

brought in to form a league. "Wil-
lys has a girls team organized"
said Mattox. 81 don't know why
the rest of the plants are unable
to do the same"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
Weekly Sports Review
Alta BOY
By Pinch Hitter


Look you fishermen, Bill Watt fisherman of note
has taken the conservation column and begins in this
issue to tell his fish stories Bill is employed the WHY'S
Overland and volunteered to do the column If you have
questions you ask Bill about fishing hunting
send them into him of the Toledo Union Journal
BASEBALL
AT the time this written, Mud Hens
rcosng in second place, which is quite an accomplish
ment to say the least Of course the seasons plenty
young and anything might happen but maybe if the boys
unable to higher they will still be able to roOst
somewhere in the first division. If the manage
to stay in the first four teams this should prove luc
rative for the owners.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

NEW YORK FP)-Formation
of a nationwide American Labor
party to protect social gains made
under the New Deal was urged
here by Mayor F. H. aGuardia at a
dinner of the New York State ALP
executive committee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
NAM Survey On
Absenteeism Repudiates
Rickenbocker's

NEW YORK PThe Rckenbacker squadron Of anlabor lob
bysts took straight the chin May 10 absenteesm
not from labor research the
ndustrials inner circle ITSELF the Natl Assn of Manufacturers
In 32page the Of absnteeism based
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
THE WEATHER
Write this one yourself.


Ralph Mason, of the Local IL team in the city
federation had his boys out for their first practice session
last Sunday Ralph said not single member of last years
team showed for practice presumably because most
them in the too busy to indulge in the pasme
this year.
Reporting the practice session. Ralph told your
porter that the boys did well could be expected but
chat they will need lot of practice before they will be able
compete with the rest of the Fed He is asking for
al ball players, those who might not be so young
out for the practice sessions By the way there will
be practice session Friday evening at Merrill Field pro-
wded Ten Mile Creek minds its business and stays
its banks where all good creeks supposed to stay
SOFTBALL
Old Uncle Louie Mattox Is feeling happy these days
because his softba league is about all set and ready
mR The softbal teams already talking good game
according to the managers every team in the league
ng to cop the pennant. But definitely, only
he prize gentlemen so let's what your charges
once the season gets under way.
Play in the softball league will begin Tuesday, June s.
out and your favorite teams play and show them
appreciate their efforts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

adequate safety devices and in
struction, and adjustment of work
schedules to prevent cumulative
fatigue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Assn For Study OF
Negro Life To Meet

The Association Tor The study Of
Negro LIE and History. ~ which
Carter G woodson is rs'ional d..
rector Will hold Us annual meeting
IN De,roi, on Friday saturday. and
sunday. October ~. 50 and 81.
Headquarters 81 The convention will
Ne n The spacious Rackham Educa.
iiona. Memorial Building corner OF
Woodward ard Kirby The open.
iug meeting on Friday night will
be n The main auditorium OF this
building
The annual meeting viii bring 10
Detroit a host @, scholars from all
over the country AZ the request OF
ne Detroit committee Or. Carter
G Woodson himself viii be the
speaker az he opening session It
- expected that the meeting viii be
heavily attended by local school
teachers since this il The date ~
the metropolitan teachers insti'
,utes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
LADS AND

y, GOLEATHER an

Today vel chat ahol; iitsie
- everything Incidentally heard
Bishop Gress speak AZ Fherezer
A. NJ : Church issf Monday
Many hundred ~ people conEre-
gated % hear BISHOP Gseges COM
mems on he bows ON me other side
az the racine His message FROM
the boys overseas MAS PLEASE
WRITE surely NE can grant
Them that very smal request sim
ply ~ making writing letters a
daily habit Rishop Gregg speech
was mos, interesting, entertaining
and a7preciafet
suppose Won saw stormy
Weatrer To niy opinion q was
the hest c0'0ret picture thus far.
Costumes. scenery and music were
heau,itui
Mildred and Wilma Dieksrson
ot Kansas CTS ksns write that
'hey Mere very xra etu. 70 'Eeir
lrrie l-arenzA XII Ssrsen on Mani
81 tnr eiyne 'ne'ii 'rlp 81 De-
'~' ard 'hey A.sa- ~ish 20 extend
tse.r warv thanks = who show
"a them a good iime
Margaret l.igt,oer wen two
-faolarsnlps - WAYNE 4 one
from he Sisma Gamma Rho So
ar!fy and one from Delta Siena
h4fa Sorority pretty smart,
The SOS Gir,s are ge,;.rS a
rfal xxx ouf q, erferfsirinz TIE
llless likewise TIE soldiers
Mas 'ea yol Baby Ba'ch
S'1nesireef Two months o.d
~'or7ed into ps'roi; The other
0eek and alresty he ikes *
~ and Mamma Bernice re-
etned 10 say
Ciav.sss Hardy q ee.'iug along
sWsli from her afilsnt on ne
motor ycle Wi,ie Re-ry o.
Tered 10 base aer a Wig ;o- her
hsld spot
Likewise Narg aefi'4 shepard IS
rperarag from G'ness n SHES
Niehiear
IA. sos ,t.s- .sr wn as
~neet haa-ts - ,he Sesvl etren.
sfe realty gisau aa arat~
anai- AZ 'h.t iaf ...tr ihrfe
~ r-ir III Sa'f-t soac
nusis AID 3 fore saea SY.cvisef
~ caf'Qa Z tizttet'Ss for 81.
rtan We 81 sent - sowe
ylfen4n
pam n The mas ard Fen s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Civic Culture Society
To Promote The Arts

& .v * c.fi7ers iifeT+ s'.t III
ltal gro0fh ~ i}@'ra' mr.
September % and - a. ne Lucy
lra.sn s So a ~ fise.s the
a 81 p orsapizaf'on n assist -
ne ,.nn ~ talent "a ft- fed
t rnsi an3 ftawa 10 ol- ty
w s. = NcHt n WAS elected
Gen, Mas Mcbv0om IS
fse-ieer; BE p4'roit Nus.
a--r 10 ard ehssrman o.
Sc Cf'z-r- wmsitee eatsItaiE.
sg TIE Natars -~oiaiior o, <e-
1i3 MASS sr I1 MS sanity
tr- was II, ea acting se'ars
She vas $50 number - tire Cr.
2-rs Committee Fe.o~trg an oair
fa - p'a-s .e'scr'ed ~ Nrs
.l.r~re N4 Kir fae name ehosen by
ne group vas The civic culture
hese = al esartarcs o 'alert
IL Netra.f "i'h no OPPORTUNITIES 10Y
a~y,ieYmen' a much needed soci.
NV is owe n the interest - civic
ate The Cisir Cafuee society
A.e- 10 re- tlis need
, Those af'.rtlrg ~ ri~-i.rg ~srs-
tls Rosa Gragg yresiden' O, the
l1.f A,-oiatl4n O, Womrus
iNs Nr~ Madeline Fowler TX
rtg-4te - .i4ry ~ The ! W. 4
fAr X Waiaa Mrs y :. Walk
III ha. aan y ne house commit
t.a IS. s.. le'rf Association ~
81 Nen ut. VS., Elizabeth rs
.e president ~ fhe Women
epntM second Bapfis' Ms r..
y DA~s9n PRESIDENT - ihe Mich.
scan Stf- Assoc a'an ~ Women's
c,Nh- N Rlg West invesiiga
fr ,er fbr cffA - ljefroit Fred
iiet vs. tar- president q he De.
ffoit Musician association. and
Mss <-e Warts, imqreysario
MANY citizens wrote or called in -
q.age re- support 20 THIS move
sr,rf AaN ote desiring in'orma
tiu afu, ~ garlfaflan can ca.
81, r g Ns2r m Trinity e7t-s.
Or Nis 3 81 NacKiin Ttiai'y
iess Meetings are held On Ned
nssday. az rN AZ 'he Wv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
AIR FIELD ROMANCE ENDS IN
MARRIAGE OF INCONSISTENCIES


Miss Ruth Neomi Hoover.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs +. J.
Hoover. 1913 Bond Ave. East s..
Louis Illinois, was married on
Ja'y 81. 1919. 20 Ramon c. Hill.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. h ". Hill.
1890 Ruchanon Ave. 81, Joseph.
Missouri
Mr. Hill q civilian instructor
IN radio az Scott Field Illinois.
Nhere Mrs HI, Is employed as
senior clerk stenographer.
Mr Hlll holds his masters de-
gree n mathematics from the Uni
versify % Nebraska a. Lincoln.
Nebraska. Mrs. Hi attended
southern Illinois Normal vnivers-
lily al Carbonate. Illinois. for two
years until her appointment at
scott Field IN 1871. She holds the
distinction ~ being the only Negro
girl employed there IN her ca
racify.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

Her ansEer 10 40 she has ~oy
boy friends han Csrter has
and no wonder. she looks 50 !.
ring In her smsri nA~ Fir +.
You, 100 can get re smsr N
varmest, longest ~esrirg FUR Cou
IN town. az the low mps,,
cash price OF ony SO IN ay
bulge payments A. r,ark ss e4..
ing their daring lsa Anrissr0v
sale Here isa very 81. -,
made in a dave rev :.
'omers a smar, r~w a E, =
., q clever rew h8 vase
so.uieiy FREE 1l- ~.
chase 81 new 1853 -r IN,
Coat priced at Only - TAsy.
be''@r finer Luxury FN-s Asag,.
fllly lined tailored sr eye! 4,
he minute Just s. toxr -.
serves your Fur Cas ~aks your
choice % The frienty Frarslln
credit plan rhat SUES soa Vest
with up 10 50 weeks Is say. o. 4
fharge account wl,N 80 DOWN
PAYMENT Righ. ros voa- IA
oaimoeed Fur Coat ,- W %
SIS 90 IN trade 80 -4t sps -
delay Hurry and ss' s,a FREE
hat or shoes during .is sr,va n.
YOUR credit a. a~ays a FRANK.
LISs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
RosEvILLE NEWS =
BY RI SSELL FILLMORE

TIE Sunday morning service at
ire .oca cnuyen was We attended
Ire visiting pastor "as hev NJ
Clark. Of Detroit lie preached a
fine sermon whicA ali enjoyed Mary
visitors Vere present
TIE sunday School Union was
Ae.d at First Bap,is, church Il was
.ssplrlng Rev 6 Roy, Of Detroit
sss present and preached last Sun
day.
AIr and Mrs Benjamin Bailey are
.caslns for Princeton. Vest Virgins,
where hey viii make their horne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Opening OF St. John.
Community School
Announced

Miss Anne Lewis announce. i.
seventh opening o, The s, Ios''
Presbyterian Community sehoo,
invites the pubic 70 attend cI,,'. a
In adult education wifi b 800 $50
including Red Cross issss. ~.
Aid. home nursing arts and er,,. =.
dramatics, sewing. cockirr "a
reatlon ~
The Instructors are Yrs Tavl..
Mrs Henderson. Miss Rroan t..
Clark. Mr Mersis. on, leads,'
Miss Shepherd srcl leadsr a..
NanMorgan Mrs Clarke M, /,
johnson. Miss Gri1n and Miss Co..
don. wv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

qsssau RtiresAmer's Were serv-
ia hy n ~ess and her tanrh-
r Margaret The mee'nz closed
wi'h timely remarks from the
rresiieuf
Next NEE rg vas ae.d az the
home ~ Mrs Ruth spragg at
f't- T1s'ieth street Thursday.
ssp 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

White Ointment. ~ith rs aa'.''f@
acton. promptly eases tts 'o's''a
and itching ofthose ea'efri.f e'-'''
bothefsome acne r.mFi.' f'Nf'Y
Piled as dressing, gsAt @ Ni'-'''
active healing comes tom rs Az
septic ingredient. Blaes sae VI"
Ointment goes right % no's' a.
the itching is relieves, ss'i'.Nt
IS discouraged. Il also fsas's' fsa
ing. burning soreness Of eeisn'' q
tefnally caused Use only as eiisa'.
Black and White Ointment =.
large economical sizes 2'f 'T
all dealers.
For daily skin cleansing Use ~.
fragrant Black and whse san S''P
Toe ard 2se everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

si,picking then at
cause yoa ea1.e" sa
barrassmenf Whsa vA
follow s4sn ianety
irritating is'oa' 80
feel as sao1 81 .e'l
with reo7's ias l''
thi7gy otNaat'o % !
fhis uo,i Falk AT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

CHERRYLAWN. at Puritan--B v. ga
rage; stores, schools. UN. i-125l.
s-MILE-VAN DYKE SECTION
~ blocks 10 transportation, nearly new.
2fN30. 4 large rooms and bath co etc
utility room. hoi water tank and sNater
brickote. ready for plaster, lot f0xll6.
~ $50. $3.50 down. $50 per month quick
possession.
IRWIN KIGHT A HINES, INC.
22ii5 VAN DYKE sLoCUM $3.50
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Business Opportunities

CLASS license nAly equipped silver
Dome Cafe. 1858 John h. Townsend
1900. Temple -s99S
COMPLETE facilities Cor cigar stand In
Hotel BriRks rent Reasonable Apply
sidney Waguft Cherry $500 ia West
Adams
SHOf repair shop also living rooms; will
sell or lease. BEDFORD gja3 2223I
Fenkeu
T'Nr" l. .rr.. n.t fI-r.t,l d
location near factory good lease. cheap
rent selling an account Of other interest
Write Box A-l040. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Houses for Sale

BARGAIN-wayne. $685. tcorner Ford
Wayne roads,; 4-room house. outbuild-
ing oil stove. bAEeburner. chemical toilet
pump, two tons coal; only 81 300: small
down payment; immediate possession; pr.
vate owner 81 Union street. Eeorse
BhRGAIE-MOvE IN. VACAET-HURRY
Greer. S35 tLAfAyetteb 6-room, hot-air 40
~ lot. 2-car garage. s.. 500. Plaza 5346.
PlnEree 1898
BARGAiN--Tiny 2-rfu. cabin; nearly new
with 2 acres only $3.50. $500 On; act
quickly 725 South Center. r. o. 3i13.
BARGAlNr-st. Jean. 3505; 7-rm. bung .
furnished gss ut oil. 300.
BEVERLY HILLs-Bnck ColonlaL -four
bedrooms, two baths. Immediate posses
sion. kurth, Birmingham 1881
BRICK broom bungalow. bedrooms. tile
bath and Ghover. good condition Call
Elder A GAdd. RE. 1870
CASCADE, 1886 - Immediate p0kSessions
S2,5T5, 1878 down. 4 rooms stove heat
Evenings Tyler s-64s5. Clifford 326e
Burnhsm Kirby CO.
CAsGRAIN -Cadst-s-rm. income; stoker.
hot air, Gear gar 81. 600 On. 43i0 W
vernon Ia, 67si.
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Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Little Farms for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL WOODED ~ acre parcel
on JOY Road, "a miles west OF limits
paved, city water. Sii0 down. Newman,
Joy Rd.. cor Inkster Rd. REdford 0333.
lated home. 4 rooms. bath and utility
room, dandy well. chemical toilet, almost
new. Only 30 months 10 pay. NO INTER
EST Total price. house and garden plot,
50 $50. $500 cash swings deal rest
financed GROSSMAN cor Van Born and
Wayne Roads Phone Wayne g20.
COLORED--Get yourself 3 or 10 acres Of
good rich soil IN Brighton, Michigan
lake privileges. Smaller farms sl25 up.
Write Box IA. Detroit Times.
CoLoRED-LITTLE CHICKEN FARMS!
Bargains! See Jones, ais Beaubien.
Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Furniture, Household Goods

A FINAL SELLING OF damaged and floor
sample apiece spring -nlled living room
suites; many 20 choose from as low as
Gratiot
NEW 3-piece bedroom suite: poster bed,
roomy chest and dresser. walnut nnish,
hardwood: s24. Mrchelis 5000 Gratiot.
A SELECTION OF gorgeous studio couches
and divans IN assorted materials and
'Crztiof
BARGAINS-Sav up 10 50rc ~ Martin
Furniturs, 6747 hichiesn
BEDS. IS: ice boxes furniture, oasehurn-
/ers oil burners SSH Joseph CAmpau,
1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM suites--Very beautiful; sacri-
nee. sac Buy direct from factory repres..
save money Alvin Furniture. 1851 w.
Vernon. open Thurs, Fri, Sat. I'll ..
GOLD frame plate mirror. $3.50 kitchen
chair Use. Hook 1882 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Bungalows for Sale

cHIcAGo-sT. MARY's. BRICK, 2-BpRM.
GOING ARMY; NEAR NEW
Move now; gas heat; Sc 100. TY. $4,000
CREENLAwN - 5-rm. frame bungalow
gas heat: attic. gar. $4,000. terms.
We. $1,000.
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Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts. bought. mtgs. made.
McHugh. i4iO Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03is.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR a COMPANY
Sth Floor Lafayette Bldg Cadillac 1910.
At Low discounts. We buy land contracts,
arrange 80 e first mortgage loans. Edw.
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. ca. 1855.
CASH for land contract quick service.
NORMAN SKY, Real Estate. To. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Gold, yeUeiry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds, jewelry, old
gold. Original Detroit Gold Renners.
SIDNEY KRANDALL. 1880 BROADWAY.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Victory Garden Plots

EAST DETROIT
s0Ni20-S2Uc-l2O X120- $500
READY TO CULTIVATE TERMS
Owner AViS-Cadillac 57i3
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SECT nnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Houses for Sale
(West of Woodword)

DEARBORN (Ternes)-6 rooms. recondi-
toned tile bath and kitchen, X A. fur
mace full easement: immediate possession
81 $50 terms Sky Realtor. To g-h30o
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Share Living Quarters

GIRL. white. working days. Interview
Tuesday. between 5 and Z. 500 Blaine,
Apt 2.
WILL SHARE apartment with wife OF
service man West side. Give age and
city references. Write Box 1912, Detroit
Times
WILL share home with young couple
Protestant preferred. 5165 Lawndale.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

BEAUTIFUL bright room for one gentle.
man. very large closet, connecting bath
Madison 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Electric Washers

WASHER repairs, parts. belts, motors, for
all makes. Work guaranteed.
SHORTY'S
5o31 HAMILTON TEMPLE 1-s430l
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Real Estate to Exchange

ATTENTION-Fifteen lots in Flint as down
payment Detroit house or farm. 1851
Virginia Park. Tyler 4-7704
EXCELLENT income, rooming house, II
rooms. all rented, exchange for farm.
1870 Hudson. Detroit. Trinity 1-1246.
9-ROOM income: porches: AC. heat: good
cond. for single Gustafson, no. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Income Bungalows for Rent

1NCoME-Upper rooms; refrigerator,
stove. heated; adults only. 1901 Steel.
VAN DYKE-e-Mi. Rd. section - apis.
$3.50 income monthly Almost new. Call
Roseville i435-M. BridgmAn Realty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

HOu8GS Tor NGUt
BUY u acre $3.50, IS DIN. grow your own
food. Trombiey. 2li ". Main, r. o.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

DEFENCE worker desires unfurnished 40
rooms; best OF references. Trinity 2-7i63.
COLORED wants furnished. unfinished
rooms. apartment. Not less than two
rooms. not more than five rooms. 4643
Nevada. TWinbrook 2-3s32
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Apartments for Rent
E.c~.:.L-@
Hotels

IROQUOTS, fI03-Four rooms. furnished
private bath and entrance. lvAnhoe 1868.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
ADERNA HOTEL

Centrally located; daily, $50 up; privat
bath. comfortable outside rooms. Down
town, 35l5 Cass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Vacant Lots for Sale

BARGAINS-Vacant; improved property;
near Bomber Stmson plants: some with
homes, $3.50 acre up, easy terms Open
evenings. Sundays. MlDA, 44s45 Ecorse
road. Belleville 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Rentals Wanted

COUPLE with child wishes unfurpished
two-bedroom apartment or income with
heat, light, gas In Dearborn or west side
section. draft-exempt. Oregon s220.