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Evening star., 1943-09-12

House or Senate will act first on a
declaration OF postwar cooperation
to preserve peace. The House al
ready has reported from committee
the Fulbright resolution, which il a
general declaration OF support for
such cooperation. The Senate For
eign Relations Committee has be-
fore 1t a variety Of resolutions, from
which no choice has been made.
Supporters Of the Mall Hatch
Burton Hill resolution. which pro-
poses that a United Nations mill
tary force be assembled to suppress
any future aggressions, have been
making speaking tours in all Sec
tions of the country during the
recess in behalf of action along that
line.
Developments looking to Senate
action are awaiting the return this
week of Chairman Connally of the
Foreign Relations Committee.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
THEODORE W. MOVES, President.

43rd st. NV, WINIFRED c. HAGGERTY,
erne e ns sster Il chsrs snS
John and Julia A. Hasserty and Mrs. Cath
assss s!ssss1s
home.
. HENRY. GEORGE F. suddenly on sat I
Henry .nee Watson5 and father Of Mrs.
Vista Mae Sam Of Gridley. Calf. Ger
ue NJ Hsng and brother sRS s9rnsq " Esr O. Hen Henry
Funeral from W. w. D.ai funeral home,
1872 Georsia ave. nv. IN Tuesday.. Sep
invited 1nteTmens Washinsson sss anG Nationa atensi
Cemetery. 13
HoRNER, THOMAS FRANK. On Fri
as aosps sintnSes aMs Is rRAS sAs at HdRMEE o
2l3 n; ouebee st., Arlington, Va; beloved
Ss os HpIns and mrs s Msror RHss e0sb Ws5je Mrs
ss7 .sEaas Nson sv St the runsIa ya
vate. i2
HouGH, HENRY HUGHES. Rear Ad-
sepsember a iass sssife arNRY eR Tausahy hUdafs
HoUdH, beloved husband Of Fiaurence
chvsss SIT from and St c051ss Ts9n. Is EDseops
ment Arlington National Cemetery. IL
HUTCHINS, LoTTIE NJ. On Friday
LoTTIE M HUTcHINs. beloved wife Of
John McGilvrey Kutchins OF IS Hawaii
ave. ne. mother OF Evelyn Rose and
John McGilvrey Eutchins, IT.
Funeral services at Timothy Hanon's
funeral home. 1881 Georgia ave. NV.
Monday. September 13, at pm Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 12
JOHNSON, HATTIE CARTER. Departed
this life Wednesday. September 3, 1943,
1t 1225 Carrollburg St. s.w., HATTIE
CARTER JOHNSON. wife of Charles John
son, mother of Ruth Johnson and Ethel
Smith. grandmother Of Eernice Kelton.
Pvt. Earl johnson. Sylvester and Herbert
Smith: He also is survived by three great
Funeral Monday. September 49,, a. /
pm, from Zion Baptist Church, 337 F
st. s.w.. Rev. Edwards ofhciating Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements
by Eugene Ford. 12
september 8. 1913. HELEN JOHNSON Of
1921 Kramer st. ne, beloved daughter Of
Ulysses and Marie johnson: sister Of
Cphelia Johnson. granddaughter of Isaiah
johnson and niece of Thelma Warren, Es-
sic Dunmore, Leroy and Ernest johnson
and Percy Henry. Remains at her late
residence after IL noon Sunday, Sep
funeral Monday. September 1s. at 9
pm, from the Lane c. M. e. Church, l4th
and sts. ne, Rev. Brown ofnciating.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1943-09-12

week to call in Army and Navy
chiefs to give current opinion on
the number Of men they think will
be needed to push the war to VIC
tory.
He suggested the committee call
Gen. George c. Marshall, chief of
staff; Admiral Ernest j. King, COM
mander-in-chief of the Fleet, and
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, direc-
tor of Selective Service.
Senator Wheeler. Democrat, of
Montana. has announced he would
ask the Senate to consider Wednes-
day his bill, already reported from
committee, to postpone the father
draft calls until January l. He is
not due back until Tuesday.
Chairman Reynolds of the Senate
Military Committee said yesterday
that developments in Italy in the
next few weeks unquestionably will
have an important bearing on what
Congress should do with respect to
this bill.
Cites Chaos in Italy.
"The present chaos in Italy is 60
ing to take lot more men than
was anticipated If the Germans had
moved out Of Italy when the Italians
surrendered" Senator Reynolds said.
He still believes 1t would be well
to refer the Wheeler bill back to the
committee for further hearings" in
view of changes in the war situation
since 1t was reported several months
ago. The chairman would not say
he will move to recommit t,.but ex-
planned he wanted to confer with its
author, and other members of his
committee.
Senator Bridges said he would
be for the drafting of fathers if it
is demonstrated to be necessary, but
wants the military leaders to show
whether, with the information to
date, the numbers originally plan
ned for the armed forces are nee
essary.
Senate May Mark Time.
One informed source predicted
yesterday the Senate may mark time
until Monday Of next week before
starting any debate, which would
leave time for committee discus
sion of the problem. II the mill
tary leaders stand by their original
estimates, and a bill should pass to
halt the father draft, it would mark
the first time since the Pearl Har-
Dor attack that Congress had taken
issue with the War and Navy stra-
tegists on major war question.
When the tax bill begins to take
shape. the effort to raise up to $12,-
900 900 900 in new revenue is ex-
pected to revive demands for econ
omy in Government expenditures.
In this connection, the Joint Com
mittee on Essential Expendi-
lures, headed by Senator Byrd, DEM
ocrat of Virginia, is slated to ques-
ton War and Navy heads soon on
the amounts of their unobligated
balances from past military ap-
preparations The same committee
also plans hearings to find out If
Government personnel can be re-
duced.
Early In the session the Senate
Privileges and Elections Committee
will hold hearings on the Green
Lucas bill to let soldiers overseas
vote on special V-Mail ballots in
next years election.
It is not certain whether the
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D. {. Girl Served Food
10 Invaders Of ltaIy

Miss Mimi Scott. daughter Of Mrs.
Russell Serd, 2601 Thirty first
street NV, was one Of the Red
Cross girls serving doughnuts and
lemonade to Allied troops In North
Africa as they boarded ships bound
for the Italian mainland Thursday,
according to an Associated Press
dispatch.
The port from which the convoy
sailed literally bulged with ships
loading both American and British
troops and supplies, the report said,
and preparations for the move be-
gan days before American troops
drove the last Germans out OF Sicily.
Miss Scott and companion stood
on the dock giving the last of the
troops = send-of as they filed
aboard.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Bridges Wants Opinions.

AT the same time, Senator Bridges.
Republican, of New Hampshire re-
turned yesterday with the an
nouncement he will ask the Senate
Military Affairs Committee this
Evening star., 1943-09-12

Active In Red Cross work for :
number Of years, Mis- Scott has
served % volunteer worker IN .
clinic for the prevention Of bind
ness, and = nurses aid, and is now .
stan assistant. A graduate Of st.
'Timothy's School. Catonsvilie, Nd,
she also attended Holton Arms and
the Abbott Art Schools in Washing-
ton.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Jewish Center Plans
Donce for Officers

A dance for officers in all the
armed services in Washington will
be held by the Service Council of the
Jewish Community Center on the
newly decorated roof OF the center
at Sixteenth and @ streets NV.
from 9 pm. to midnight next Sun
day.
Mrs. Michael Shapiro is in charge
of arrangements.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Congress
Continued From First Page.)

the end of the month on a new
tax bill, but opinions differ as to
whether both Houses can agree on
another revenue program before
the end of the calendar year.
Treasury suggestions are expected
September 20.
The session which starts Tuesday
probably will continue up to the
national conventions of 1914. and
realistic observers believe the is
sues OF the forthcoming campaign
are almost certain to take shape
in the Congressional debates of this
fall and winter. What Congress
does on any important subject with
IN a year of an election is bound
to have some political effect.
United on War Effort.
Prior to the recess this Congress
was united in supporting vigorous
prosecution of the war, as reflected
IN the funds granted for military
operations and lease-lend, but it
frequently challenged the admin
lstration on home front problems.
The lawmakers have had two
months to chat with the folks back
home. and observers will watch with
interest to see whether the recess
results in any increase or lesseninp
OF opposition to the administrations
domestic policies.
The last legislative battle in july
was over the administrations plan
TO use subsidies to hold down food
prices. An anticipated request for
an additional 81 900 900 900 for that
purpose may offer one test of
whether the trip home caused anv
substantial change in Congressional
sentiment toward this and related
domestic issues.
Slow Start Expected.
Many members are waiting until
the last moment to return to the
Capital. realizing they have a long
stretch OF legislative work ahead
For that reason, neither branch is
expected to rush into action this
week.
AT both ends Of the Capitol, how
ever. there will be preliminary dis
cussion Of the forthcoming induc-
ton OF pre-Pearl Harbor fathers
and whether Congress should inter-
vene to prevent it.
Chairman May Of the House
Military Affairs Committee. who is
ready to introduce a bill Tuesday
to defer all fathers, said he would
call an informal conference of his
committee Thursday or Friday to
outline a procedure for hearings on
the question.
Bridges Wants Opinions.
AT the same time, Senator BRIDGES
Republican, of New Hampshire re-
turned yesterday with the an
nouncement he will ask the Senate
Military Affairs Committee tbie
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Dratha

BELL, ALBERT; On THURSDAY. septem.
81 Ss "a tns ssRT BELL Hoins
q Leila Sell, i7as 10Th st. nv NV. Aa''a"0
Funeral services on Monday sentember
Cemetery. tt s.' Friends Friends invited. nA''0H A'''"A'
BENNETT, IL LENA n; On Friday; Sep
p est hItgH LENA M ssoyea mothsr
s., NV, until Sunday, September Il, at
Services and interment Springfield. Mass
BLAGMAN, JERRY. Departed this life
nn %.ns das Hcsps. asatemhsE sRR r. bHmAN as Eree 3D.
sSSiSsf &. AsTsid w,lIis; virslns s.A and a
his grandparents Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines & Co. funeral home, 3rd
Notice Of funeral later. 70
BRAZIER. OLIVIA. Suddenly, on Sat-
gra.y September, II. 1a43, OLIVIA
penaldsonviie sahi La "a P HTsaer Brazisr 81 81
yWhsShdinstO,n 3 c.; Chester srazisr @ Of
Los Angeles. Calf. any and o aunt f0iSh Of Elaine o
and Cecilia Brazier. and Melba Robinson.
Other relatives, and, friends, also survive.
& schey funeral home. New. Jersey ave.
and r st. NV, from IL o clock noon Sun
T FUNERAL ner, and intermena 1t UnaaS New Orleans La
BROWN. VIRGINIA 1. On Friday. Sep
Mrs. VIRGINIA Brown RnsfF q laso ASSpiaai Iin
Mrs. Charles n Morse 'e SefoVed mother a aHa Of
Charles H. George H, Austin NJ, Mrs:
smh She ase eaves se1en
dren, two sisters, four brothers, other
relatives and many friends.
Frazier. IL
BUTLER. MARCELLUs. On Thursday.
sssgtsmeer sg4f g. g 1s43; At ! am; MARcELLUs
brother Of the late @ John Butte Butler. ousirs Mrs.
New York City. Mrs. Nellie Wilson, Walter
Alice HsTysy Other relatives and friends
rnsst .ter fsnsra em i4ss Y0u
Funeral services Monday, September 10.
Friends invited, Interment Lincoln Me
DA CAMPO. MARIA. On Saturday.
sns ave- e4a s1 n MRA hsT re5dnes a GAM ae1o
ssd c.no ~ sng ofss seoyed IL wfs Mrs f caTmso
Remains resting in chapel Of P. A. Talta-
HOLY Rosary sh Church h on Fssgdag gspe at
Invited 5 sslayss Ms4y sna Trsnds
l3
DoLAN. ANNE E. On Saturday, sep-
tember IL. 1943, at her residence. %
Adams st. NV, ANNE E. DOLAN, beloved
sister OF Elizabeth. J. Dolan,
Funeral from her late residence on
Monday. September 13. at $50 am:
thence to st. Martins Church, where mass
will be offered at Q am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment (priYate) Mount
Olivet Cemetery. IL
DRAKOPOULOS. MIHAEL On Friday,
MIHAEL DRAKoPoULos. beloved brother
OF Mrs Angela Chaparas and Mrs. Olga
g. Kountakis. Remains resting at Cham
bers'' funeral home. 400 Chaplin st. NV,
until Monday. September 13, at 1870 pm
. Services. at st. Sophia Greek Church,
9Th and sts. NV. at . pm. Inter
EISINGER. CHARLES S. On Saturday,
September IL. 1943, at his residence,
26l0 Cathedral ave. NV, CHARLES s.
EIsINGER, beloved husband of Ottilie
Services at the S. n Hines Co. funeral
home on Monday. September 13. at /
pm: Relstiyes and friends invited. In
eerment Rock Creek Cemetery. IL
EISINGER, CHARLES S. Members of
H5 - the Association of the Oldest
] {:
Ca f,,,,a
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Mrs. Roosevelt Watches
Troops Practice Landinq
3y the Associated pr...

6y the ASSociated Press.
SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA.
Sept. 1l.-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
watched practice landing opera
lions today as American soldiers
put on the final touches in the art Of
killing japanese.
Grim faced troops drove onto the
peach IN waves from box-like land
ing boats and raced past the wife
OF their commander in chief.
Some carried rifles and bayonets,
others were dragging steel wire
mating for roadways, and still
others were splashing through the
water in Jeeps and bulldozers.
Mrs. Roosevelt was SO interested
she asked to see the actual positions
as ultimately established.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
GarhH uf Uhanks

BURNETT, URoUHEART. The family
OF the late Mr.. URQUHEART BURNETT
gratefully acknowledges the floral tributes.
sions Of sympathy in its recent bereave-
ment. MRS. MATTE BURNETT.
BELL, LILLIAN b. The family Of the
late Mrs. LILLIAN B. BELL gratefully
acknowledges the floral tributes thought
ful acts and manv other expressions of
sympathy In its recent bereavement.
CLARENCE w. BELL.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Anurtltnp

BASS. JACOB. Unveiling will be held
On sunday, September IL. I943, at 8 pm
- the Adas Israel Congregation Cemetery.
CONGRESS Heishts All relatives and friends
are invited TO attend
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GROSSMAN

Vas Born ard WAYNE roads r@sFn" 9-n
34n24 Michigan Ave JUST wTsi oi hi'ls'
ALLEN ROAD. Eureka section bedroom
nome wired FOR electric stove acre
and near transportation. stores f4l
price onY 81 500 TT. 2ssS2o
BARKMAN 2733u Roseyilie modern 4
large rooms. except basement ready for
clpancN io' l3SNlS0 good soil for SAT-
dcrirg near schools and stores SNaI
down payment easy terms CARNEY
Plngree-+263.
RFsTf bu, OF week i2f acres just of
Telegraph NJ Flat Rock with small
nous, wired Tapered. has 2-story couhie
garage frmt trees and bctfy bushes
FuU ruc6 50 l0u- with >s0n dn Newman,
a6uno RS mouth Rd RE-. $500 or Clt 1850.
FOUR rms utility. newly decorated lot
5Dx a0. fenced. Harpera Mile Sec inn
mediate possession $500 - 100 down,
so month .2oeli HaEper III 2-s'2o
s0x27 Sewer. water. gas. walks school,
$3.50 near 13-Mlle and Woodward Jud-
son PfadWay CO RA 1900.
CuLoGED Sl1u cash gives deed - iot
near TWeeraIh Road and Sihlct Wtie
Telephone number and itfr.- ~ hnnr
-.---l.cts Box 26s2 The Detroit Time 81.
COi.oRFp Little chicken farms west
sic SIG Reauhien. Columbia l"lu
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5n-Sf0kFKS
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

40 p0dnd per hour size immediate dehyefy,
VIDE Furnace Co.
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LAND CONTRACTS
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

MertEase ana real estate. mn ,spprsisai
fss Flrser sexton i929 Ford Buac.ns
cadillac ,fse6.
ALL land contracrs bought mtgs made
McHurh. 1910 Ford BIDS cadillac t.If
ANY desirable land CONTRACT nurcnssed
MELVIN = LhNPHAR 4 CONPANY
SIN Floor LAFAYETTE BIDS 'adirac r,.l"
At low Discount we RN Land Contracts.
Arrange t'-- Fss' Mortgage fos0s
Eee HcnKeI CO Hammond PidE. ca. 4haa
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INCOME BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

RFLVtpEEF -5,75 Five rooms down
three ~ steam heat 81 soc. 81 onn
down Acme Real Estate S3u3 Crauot.
Plaza "17t
GEaTtO1 Harper dist NIce So loNei
-+tAtft-si ,Ht I'm f'rrenrtt.
GFSCHW INp 01b5 Gratiot Pi. dili
SEMINOLE 670e Five rooms Gown four
up furnace. side drive, Si,Ino - onn
down make cash Offer Acme Real
Estate 1908 Gra'lot Plaza q5Ip
COEORED lI7u Dyar, 5-l rms immef
pass 81 600 On Mcqueen. To 6-35i
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LOW RATE MORTGAGES
We make mortgages on apartment houses.
fIsts. residences and multiple store tulf
iu.s IL y0u want sulh a m rtEsec be sure
600 See ps and tsKe advantaee RI pttsfnl
~ Trfffest rafcs.
.GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE COMP
ans grswoie street RK Veoa
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

a, {u ACRE farm with prett, fair oult.
fnes good land sIad--l..- IN Write
FIJI. Armstrong, owner. Bad Axe. III d b
n L.
90 ACRES NeW fences new loortt harm,
mmlern .-.fouin house 2.tsr Earalc
an other buildings n good repair aH re"
ROOFS plenty 90 oW binding Price, NiI
,un terms immediate possession. eau
oNu"t Vine i-S"o0 daily 10 g.
CuLORFp ~ The best christmas prescott
-aud safest Investment $50 cash fONlli
victory gardeu near tira'l6i and rs Mile
Road Address Box 1857 Detroit Times. Il.
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FuRNIsHrp ROOMS ron REM

WoOnL AVIS g662 tsrge fnrnlshedNroom
s4.fat.e couple ~ sr'-- Fkaza .s-i-
,r-rf; tTt-r-r1 e mtNftahie fo'u> sins e
wrfSIns gentleman rasf side; good
Iran pi,rAu0r Randolph ,Fd's
coLoEFD large Gaar iY'a refined gone
sruon nuA thrH'ian Rome excellent
%, ,,,f. p,fiaf .In \T}I,f fOif
'c6i,oRFn LprNc front On niihre room
-.tsern heat .HElt mar pIetarfed 1928
So Auhtn Fffte-- Nloi
COLORED L4l-----ls 0r men to shA-e
room TOWNSEND t-1IHu.
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FLATS FOR SALE

HJ-RIRrT 6532 an excellent huN snd in
-Vestu..ai !. -lr5. iarpsres 1utyn'e g..
rsar feen Dot, onh ShtloV. terms Nj
Hu,t FnEree 426a
.IINNOOD. McGRAW 5 fooUs, and lhlfh
csJh1 Interior OAK thrsughruH new roof
separate Easements nsV furnaces priced
rfsFA REA4sFr "a INVESTMENT GO
s.i7 IS F0PT VNl-lnn
OLYMPIA S21o SIX Govn' siN Hp hot
aIr hear fuu basement garase. N3lnoo
a----f Acme Real Estate s~i1 Grst11t-
Plaza. elIh.
ST JEAN $3.50 5.6- newly DECORATED.
%AcANT 50 goo. 81 ''e dcen- Plaza
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

s GAS STOVE AID VENETIAN 49, NNS
Included with thus beautiful 1-r7lm
home located iust north of WAYNE Total
1llCa 81 20 $50 handles rest of down
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STENQGRAPHERIs
Aplit in Pef>
UNITED SIR t,F---- Ht'BRFR co

$50 tASS
Near NHoaMH'1 and Grand blvd
sTFNOGRAPHFR- Essential industry 40-
h1ur week g.. DAVIS overtime ~ time
and a nall n desired permanent position
deal Workinr conditions fireman bus
stnps az door Apply m person N can IA
$3.50 Ward Paki1E c. $500 Ioie11
srFNOGRAPHFfS for printing nfhce no
c.r.rirnec rcyessar, - hour d. day
ws,F 100 not apply ~ YOU aie in war
r--T'r-r7rr - he> hoWHid
sTFNOGRAPHEES typsts fut fii' or
psit ime Ncaqs wors na" and srer
NAT good pa1 App'f 900 Henry - .
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STUDIO COCCHES spfins construc-
ton Limsted supply other coucnes only
70 O. sPITZ. zoos GRArIoT. corner
BALDWIN
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lDy< ERSPRiNG MATTRESSES any size.
samples. Sl7./ Altchelrs 5000 Gratiot.
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FULL /Cou lrrersps.a. mat rtsS, 80 .st'
| cQsk Furniture. 700 Gratiot
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

KODAKs-Movie cameras. VII sell. buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Co. Slf shelby.
LApYS diamond rms "a carat plai|
mum setting With SIDE diamonds. Nfonr
LADY, diamond ring - carat. hehuiiiui
perfect stone platinum setting with I-rs'r-
diamonds $500 mans diamond rang
carat perfect stone an nnC yellow gold
Netting. $3.50. lady's diamond ung. / l
,rarat. perfect stone platinum senins.
with side diamonds $500 Milton Loan
Ofhcr SOP West Warren
LADIES ICE SKATES. SE-E3 mems SSH
tree holders. ssc HOOK ss39 Mack.
MAKE YOUR OWN TOYS =
Gum veneer remnants. No priority neecrd.
RESTRICK LUMBER co. -
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SALE

5000 -smrs- and .oyercoat< fopo hish
grade iur coats $40 up//FVs' come. hrst
served iol Gratiot. /flAdS co..
TABLE model ZeRfLh combination raiio
Win acknowledgement chanls.y ~ popu-
lar records T. alhums, PRACTICALLY new;
N7a VI 2JpfO.
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Minute Man Transfer Company
OWL MOVING co.

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houses 1851 Chene TFmnie sill
ROBERT PALMER. local suburban. caDt<
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~ Harper Fiaza' 1910
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Twinhiooh LOOSE. 1925 Syracuse
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BARGAfS So Jean Az nrr. As\
haseucrn Frsrmt ara t-r.pw rof'a-
~ vaN lNtoUe On fh.s yruperf> Si'e
month";. O-.r-, LEAVING .Itt. sarrthre fnt
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IS g -hret 5-e.rifns tNrN - tfaf i3ree
ma' tr eNa.s Nar, Isrt'un Mr
fnHcl.. 90 ~ 1V To- SAel, ~
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trraffs SO rms, % hrfft rms " "
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TRADE youl pieno ana furniture on NEW
FURNITURE ward Furniture Co, 7t3i
Harper Mr stevens Plaza 1860. tNct
connected with aLg other sore.
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1annan Real Estate EXch. Inc
EVERGREEN FENkELL c-
Outer Drive District
PLNNOUrN BURT ROAD DIST.
Schaefet.-L7-ai Nass3r Drive

PLNMOUrH BURT ROAD DIST.
Schacfet.-Ly-a3- Nassar Drive
Nile Ds'rici
Bcauuful brick duplex Singles bedrooms
slEe feCr rn.. 'le Kitchen hath new
itrilEtl Stove N~Ho moves YOU in
Cal John QWnlsn CHERRY As2I
Hazel 1850 vacant between i2'h aga
Hazel rroms steam beat hardwo01
eonrs. garages - 500, down Apply
Js2l Hsyuson
LAMONT. close Mile road rms path.
tuH bsseW,1 Ii he1i gar lot
fenced. bargain 81 200 81 zoo down, I'M
mediate possession TW LOGO
LYFoRp. lst block Van pykc bed
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
BUNGAkoWs FOR SALE

ARCH1A new = room f.ar-r stuc.
,tIc Kitchen and hath VIZ sI5oo
KS paKF 70 Mile, 3 bedrooms buns
Tile features FHA terms. Hsskin. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
ACREAGE FOR SALE
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-21
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