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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08
Food Sent 10
Non1e,Leffon
Beach, Spells

SEATTLE, Wash, March 8. =
The Seattle ost-Intelligencer on
Saturday said that $50 tons of but
ter, almost enough to provide each
civilian inhabitant of the startled
community with a ton for his own
needs, was put ashore at Nome, AL
aska, last October by Civilian Re-
serve Food Supply officials, return
ing Alaskans told The Post-Intel-
ligencer.
The butter was part of an unex-
pected-and Alaskans say unneeded
-Shipload OF foodstuffs to Nome
for which there was no storage
space in the community, and much
of which already has spoiled on
the beach.
Included in the shipment also
we're 173 tons of coffee, rs tons of
salad oil, So tons of soap, 108 tons
of rolled oats, $3.50 gallons of vine
gar, SOB tons of canned milk, 10
tons of canned pears, rs tons of
toilet tissue and rs tons of dried
eggs.
Losses Seen High
Alaskans charged the stuff was
purchased and ordered sent by
Washington, D. c., and Chicago
government officials to whom Nome
is only a place on the map, and
who do not realize that its present
civilian population numbers only
about 400 persons, or that the pres
ent civilian population of the whole
Seward Peninsula numbers not
more than 1900 persons.
The butter was wrapped a n d
placed in barrels with brine,>. in
which condition it will keep many
months or even years. But because
Alaskans say, there is only warm
storage" space enough at Nome
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08
The W ashinqton
Merry Go Round
BY DREW PEARSON
(Major Robert s. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON--It now looks as
if the air cooling systems which
were to be yanked out OF the Sem
ate, House of Representatives and
various government departments
would not be yanked out at all,
and the solons could keep reason
ably cool this summer.
Reason for this is new WPB Pro-
duction Boss Charlie Wilson, recent
head of General Electric. Wilson
has not changed these plans be-
catise of any special regard for the
comfort of congressman. The
change briefly boils down to this.
The air cooling systems were need
ed because of their compreSsors,
for compressors are one great bot
tleneck OF war production today.
Compressors are used in making
synthetic rubber, high octane gaso-
line, and other vital war materials.
And before Wilson took over WPB
production the ordering of compress
sors was pretty much of a mess.
There was no coordination. T h e
Navy, the Army had bid against
each other. The Maritime Commits
sion and Lend-Lease had bid against
them. Each had gone to the best
compressor companies, and fac
tories were loaded with orders that
would not be finished for some
years.
So Wilson called in all the COM
pressor companies, and had them
line up their orders. Then he told
them to add extra shifts to their
own plants and subcontract to
about 300 smaller plants.
Wilson talks the language of a
manufacturer, not of banker or
Wall Street broker (the WPB.
Army and Navy are loaded down
with both. The compressor manu-
facturers knew that If they didn't
produce. Wilson would demand
their designs and set up COMPETE
tors who would be in business
against them after the war. That
is the last thing they want.
Wilson didn't have to make any
threats. They understood his Ian
guage. He is getting the compress
sors.
NEW CONVERTS TO NEPOTISM
Most freshmen Congressman pre-
fer to be seen and not heard, but
there's nothing backward about
them where nepotism is concerned.
Here are a few of the Congress
sional yearlings, most of them Re-
publicans, who are drawing extra
pay checks for members of their
families:
Representative Alvin E. O'Konski,
Republican, of Wisc0nsin-His wife,
Veronica H. OKonski, is his secre-
tary at $1,000 year.
Representative James c. Auchin-
Gloss, Republican, of New jersey
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08
Four SeIf-pfofessed
'BureauUats' Quietly
Push Work in Alaska
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, March 8 - You
hear so much adverse criticism OF
"bureaucrats" these days that it's
hard to think of them as anything
but government gremlins whose
sole objective is to sand the wheels
of our all-out war effort.
I want to tell you now about one
of the great home-front produc-
ton sagas of this war, engineered
by four self -professed "bureaucrats'
who modestly insist their achieves
ment was nothing at all compared
to what the boys are doing in the
Solomons. New Guinea and North
Africa and further claim that what
credit is due should be given to the
little army" who worked under
them.
The "bureaucrats' are officials
of the United States Forest Serv-
ice. The three here in Washington
are C. NJ Chris" Granger, assist
ant chief of the service; E. E. Nick
Carter, timber expert; and Earl H.
Clapp, until recently acting chief
forester. The fourth is Charles G.
Burdick, Alaska forester, who was
in charge of operations in Seattle,
Wash. Under their direction was
the little army of woodsmen, lum-
berjacks, foresters. laborers, and
Pacific coast seamen
What they did was blaze pio-
neer trail over land, rushing rivers
and open sea, to bring nearly mil
lion board feet of much-needed Sit
ka spruce to the airplane factories
of the United States some went
as finished lumber to the factories
in Great Britain
To go back to the beginning
spruce vital to airplane manufac-
ture) reserves in Oregon and Wash
ington were getting short. 1t APP
peared there would not be enough
to see us through the war
Granger, Carter and Clapp were
virtually ordered to tap the vast
reservoirs of Sitka spruce in Alas
ka-to deliver to northwestern
mills an adequate supply of spruce
logs from those virgin Alaskan for
ests (where few white men have
ever trod) in which the trees grow
$50 to 200 feet high and measure
seven feet or more through at cut
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08
CERTIFICATES FOR
TIRES, TUBES ISSUED
FIRST WEEK, MARCH

Certificates for tires and tubes
issued the first week in March were
to the following Channel Bus Line,
2 tubes, M p. Munter Co, tubes;
Orme Transfer, / tire. tube. Al
aska Light and Power Co, tires,
2 tubes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08
FORMER LEGISLATOR
HERE ON WAY SOUTH

Chester Spencer, of Fairbanks,
and formerly a member of the Ter
ritorial Legislature from the Fourth
Division, passed through Juneau
on his way south from the Interior.
He was here for several days await
ing transportation and left yester-
day for Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08

WASHINGTON, March 8 - A
special committee is studying all
phases of the manpower problems
at the request of President Roose-
welt, says an authoritative source.
1t is said that 1t is agreed that the
present military goals of 100000
men in the armed forces by the
end Of this year must be retained.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08
CDA WILL MEET
TOMORROW EVE

Catholic Daughters of America
viii hold business meeting at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening in the
Parish Hall.
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. . . . .
DIMOUT TIMES

. Dimout begins tonight ,
. at sunset at GA O'Clock. I
Dimout ends tomorrow I
. at sunrise at 7..33 am. I
. Dimout begins Tuesday at I
. sunset at 6:46 pm. I
.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-08
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-3:4 am. 1873 feet.
Low tide-l0:00 am, III feet.
High tide-4:06 pm, 1866 feet,
Low tide-l0:10 pm. 90 feet.
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BUY WAR BONDS
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

doprovazela karavanu naklad-
Mich lodi, zpozorovala ponor-
ku a bylo rozhodnuto narazem
il zniciti. Stale Sc a ponorka
byla znacne poskozena a pc te
strelami dorazena. Ma ostat-
Mich pet ponorek byly vrzeny
hlubinove bomby, jedna byla
patrne znicena. BOZ trval IL
hodin. LODI Campbell byla po-
skozena a castecne zaplnena
vodou a d~ovlecena do prfstavu
k oprave. Zm1neny BOZ ode
hral Sc asi pred trent tydny.
Ma lodi byl v boji zranen pou-
re jeden muz, velitel James A.
Hirchfield re San Antonio,
Texas. Byl zasazen odrazenym
kusem zeleza. Muzstvo z lode
bylo polskou lodi Burza dopra-
veno do pT1stavu ma Atlantic
KEN oceane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Ceskoslovensti legionaTi proti
Habsburske agitaci.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

(TiskOva sluzba Csl. N. R.
Ma odpoved Csl. narodnf ra-
dy v Chicago Sun Otto Habs-
burkovi reagoval II. bTezna
dopisem redakci jisty K. N. eta
anonymita je pro habsburkov-
&c pr1znacna). Obivinil v nj
Cechy z nepratelstv1 k Rakous-
ku a z pTedsudkd v6ci Habs-
burkGm. Ma tento novy utok
dali odpov6d ceskoslovenstf le-
gionafi, jichz projev otiskl Chi
cago Sun dine 16. bTezna. Prav1
Sc v nj, re Cechoslovaci nejsou
proti obnoven1 skutecne demo-
kratickeho Rakouska (nebot
nikdo z mas nepTeje 81 jeho pTi-
vtelenf k Nemecku, ktere by
tim bylo posfleno.) Ale CO nej-
rozhodneji Sc stav1 prot obno-
vent stareho Rakousko-U her-
ska. Ottovi nejde vGbec o
vzkT1sen1 maleho Deutsch-O es-
terreich, ale O vzkT1sen1 stare
monarchie. To je jadro veci.
Stredoevropska federace je ST.
&c zadoucna, ale v jej1m cele
nikdy az nesm1 byt nemecka
dynastie HabsburkG, nenavide-
ma vsemi narody stTedn1 Evro-
ply i mnohymi Rakusany samy-
mi. Habsburske machinace ne
pomahaji nikterak konsolidaci
StTedn1 Evropy, naopak jsou
prave jej1 velkou pfekazkou.
Projev tento poslan byl Janem
Charvatem, pTedsedou a Brett
slavem Jonasem, tajemn1kem
Masarykovy druziny csl. legio-
naTG v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Strazni lodice znicila ponorku.

Strazni lodice z%nicila ponorku.
Byla poskozena narazem ma
nepTatelskou LODI; BOZ trval IL
hodin prot peti ponorkam.
PobTezn1 straznl lodice Camp
bell byla napadena nemeckymi
ponorkami ma severn1m Allan
tickem oceane, a &C byla v boji
Sc sesti ponorkami, vysla vitez-
ne. LODI narazila ma ponorku
a byla znacne poskozena, po-
norka ale tez citelne postizena,
vynorila Sc castecne mad hladi-
nu i byla tercem pro strely z
lode Campbell, kterymi byla
brzy znicena 1plne.
Jedna strana lode Campbell
byla velmi poskozena, ale pre-
ce bylo mono bojovati dale
proti petit dalsfm ponorkam,
jez Sc brzy ma mfste objevily.
Muzstvo ma lodi Campbell, jez
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pf1stf dtery, dine 80. brezna
Mr.. Ed Contos, poTadatel kTiz-
kovych zapasu v Coliseum
pfipravuje velice zaj1mavy pro
gram. V hlavn1m zapase ktery
urcen an dobu jedne porazky
"Swedich Angel" Philip Olof-
son, 238 ID. utka Sc s Johnnie
Long, 205 ID. z Baltimore.
ZVLASTNOST!
C~ELO -VECE ZAPASNIC-
KY R II ZAPASU.
Golden Terror, 3O6 lb. VS..
Wladislaw Talun, 303 ID. Pol
sky champion.
Chief Chewaki,2 38 ID. Okla
homsky Indian VS.. Tom Maho-
ney, 228 ID. z Miami, Florida.
DR.. Bonica, 218 ID. z New
Yorku VS.. Ed Pope, 220 ID. z
Richmond, Va.
tommy O"IOOle, 225 10. z
Miami VS.. Jim Stefanou, 205 ID.
z Recka.
George Macricostas, 218 Id.
Golden Creek VS.. Ace Free
man, 206 Id. z New Yorku.
Vsechny tyto zapasy jsou
urceny ma dobu 20 minut aneb
rozhodnut1 soudce.
Tento turnaj poradan jest
ma zadost vsech 1cinkuj1cich
zapasnik6. Tfmto zpGsobem
Mr.. Ed Contos chce zfskati
vyznacne zapasnfky pro budou
CT hlavnf vystoupen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Rusove zajali slovenskou
iednotku.

Washington (OWD: = Ia
sveho 1stupu z Rostova jake
obvykle Nemci pouz1vali vojsk
vasalskych narodG "a krytf L.
stupu. Obycejne tyto zadnf vo-
je byly do poslednfho muze wy
hlazeny. Britska Rozhlasova
Spolecnost oznamila v jedne
sve relaci, re "a nemeckeho L.
stupu z Rostova slovenska vo-
jenska jednotka dostala roz-
kaz kryti 1stup a byla prompt
ne Rusy zajata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Anglicky kardinaI Hinsley
zemrel.

Londyn:- Kardinal Hinsley
hlava f1msko-katolicke c1rkve
V Anglii, zemrel We SVEN domo
We V Hertfordshire pc skoro tTf-
tydenn1 nemoci We start II let.
Narodil Sc roku 1866 V male
vesnicce jake syn tesaTe. Vyu-
coval ma rGznych katolickych
skolach, byl arcibiskupem A
friky a r. 1885 byl jmenovan
arcibiskupem Westminsteru.
Zesnuly byl vyslovenym ne
pTftelem fasisticke osy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Velka prosperita, jake jeste
nebylo, Dude pry 10 az Is rokIG
pc valce.


nebylo, Dude pry 10 az Is rokGG
po valce.
Pfedpovfdaje, re pc nynejsf
valce Dude nasledovati 10 az
Is rokG nejv6ts1ho obchodu, ia
ky kdy svet vid6l, DR.. H. K.
Allen, ufednfk pro ceny pri il
linoiskem 1fadu Office of Price
Administration prohlasil, re
pochybuje, re Sc d~ostavf neja-
ka podobna deprese, jaka za-
Gala roku 1880.
"Az tento konflikt Dude skon-
cen, Dude delsf perioda nejvet-
s1ho obchodu v historic sv6ta,
pravdepodobne v trvanf 10 az
Is rokG," pravil Allen, coz W.
svetloval tim, re obecenstvo
Dude zadati, ably produkce po-
kracovala. Pravil take, re n.y.
nejs1 vladn1 kontrola cen ma
zabraniti prGmyslove a obcho-
dn1 deflaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

Starsl zdravy a poctivy muz
Sc zenou ku opatrovanf dvou-
akrove fanny Sc zahradou,
travnikem a dr1bezarnou. Ku
bydlenf budete m1ti 4 zarfzene
svetnice V tenantnfm dome 20
cely rok. Dostanete zdravu,
elektriku, vodu, svetlo, sv6tlo,
teplo a pekny plat. Haste Sc
u DR.. BENSON, svetnice SOC,
Professional Bldg, rob Charles
a Pleasant SITS.
zadatele o m1sto nemusf BY
tt znal1 anglicke reci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

naSenO Isl Vydal TOTO fOnlaSenl:
Jest nynf znamo, re o Trad mayora V demokratickych
primarkach ktere Sc budou konati 6. dubna Sc uchazej1 ctyfi
kandidati.
Neni ~zapotrebf poukazovati ma to, re doba jest nanej-
vySe tezka a re naSe mesto, tax jake jina, hled1 vstT1c novym
%problemGm takfka denn6, ~problemdm, ktere vyzadujf vedo-
most a zkusenost V mestskych zalezitostech. C1t1m, re jest
moi povinnosti, jak jsem uvedl, bych stall Sc prospesnym pro
tezke 1koly, kterym Dude cehti pT1st1 Mayor Baltimore.
Nejleps1 nasi mladl muzi nastupuj1 sluzbu V ozbrojene
mOci a to v rychle vzrtstajlc1m poctu. VeEke pozadavky jsou
me z~asobovati armady, namofnictvo a letecke silly v kazdem
svetad1le, c1mz jest pfivodeno u mas donna pfidelovan1 (ration-
ing) a ucinena jina jeste opatrenf k nashromazdeni dostatec-
nych zasob j1dla a vyzbroJe pro silly SpoJenych Narodu a po-
umdlenf We ~vyrabenf, az do uplneho vtezstvl, must byti c1lem
kazdeho dobrehO obcana.
Krone techto probemd zveda Sc nerozlucne situace,
ktere budeme musiti hledeti vstf1c, az Dude pc valce. A ia
Povalecne plany jsou jiz studovany r1znymi komsemi a
agent6rami, ustanovil jsem jednu, ktera jz pracuje. Tyto
plany z velke casti zahrnujf projekty fysickeho zlepsenf a za-
mestnani tech, kterf budou propusteni z valecne sluzby. A
hodnocenost prave v dobe pokroku valky tax, ably tyo byly
ztmeleny a zdstaly trvalou soucast1 zpGsobu Mvota Ameriky
v mlru.
Pomer mezi vladou a obchodem a mezi zamestnavatey a
zamestnanci must byti takOvy, ably zvySl trvalost naSich svO-
bodnych institucl.
A nikdo z mas nemohl pTedvidati, jake prekazky nam
Dude nutno prekonati a nikdo nemdze 81 dovoliti pfehlednou-
tt rozd1 svetoveho postaven1 nasi zeme nynl a jake byo pred
Pearl Harbor. Jsme1i nyn1 arsenalem denOkracie, muslme
ma trvale pfevzfti zavazky a zodpovednost, ktere nam prina-
lei, jake clenu rodiny narodd.
PTftomna historic mas poucia, re name CO delati S eko-
nomii ano S politikou v kazdem svetad1lu a nesm1me opet
zapomenouti tento poznatek, jake jsme ucinili pc Prvn1 Sve-
tove Valce.
ia veffm, re velkomesto Baltimore niue hrati ddlezitou
1lohu We snaze dosahnut1 1speSneho rozusten1 techto zivot-
Mich ukold. DIE toho jakym zpGsobem budou tyto %projedna-
vany zalezi STESTf A BLAHOBYT BUDOUCfCH GENE
RACf!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

Londyn (CTK) - Vojaci no
We ceskoslovenske armadn1 jed
notky v Sovetskem svazu, jez
byla utvorena pc odchodu PRIV
nj podobne jednotky ma frontu,
slozili pr1sahu Z. bTezna, v den
SO. narozenin T. G.. Masaryka.
Velic1 dnstojnfk teto jednotky
zaslal telegram presidentu re-
publiky DIR. Benesovi a ujistil
no jmenem vsech dGstojnlku,
rotmistrn a voj1n1 svou odda-
nostf. Jmenem vSech proJevil
rozhodnutf zachovat vernost
pamatce presidenta Osvobodi-
tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Americana utoci ma ostrov
Kiska.

Americtf letci pouzili 1toc-
nych letadel ma ostrove Kiska
S velkym zdarem. Ode dine 1.
bfezna podnikli v sobotu osmy
nalet ma japonske zakladny
pei nemz poskodili neb znicili
nekolik japonskych l6tadel "a
parkovanych ma letisti.
Americana pouz1vaj1 nejvfce
letadel Warhawks a Lightnings
jez Sc velmi osvedcila ma dial.
mem severn v dob6 nepTfzniv6.
no pocas1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

kandidat ma zn~ovuzvoleni "a mayora
naseho mesta Howard w. jackson W.
dial statement, v nemz mluvi o Novych
P~roblemech. Poukazuje ma zajimavost
We Svetovem Hospodarstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

Takto k nam obcanIm-volcIm promluvil mas mayor mes
ia a v teto vazne, historicke dobe navrafme opet HOWARD
W. JACKSONA tam, kan pravem DOLBY nalezi do kfesla
starosty naSeho mesta Baltimore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND Pleasant from room: gentle
man or employed couple garage
Murray s5f4
FIFTEENTH 1857 Comfortable single
sleeping room good transportation, gen
/, teman sober s.
HII<CREsT. 3a4 Twin beds AL, priv
ilsge. near 3 bus INES Niagara 1919.
LARGE front refined couple y block
bus. residential section Vermont s-0osi
LARGE dcubs rooms twin beds one or
two girls. Tyler 4-0777
LARGE twin beds single home good
trsnsPortstion; gentlemen. University
LAWRENCE near Second Me. room for
Eiri. excellent transportation. Town
send s-e6e6
JOS CAMPAJ'. s23s 2 rooms furnished .
gss, hght. neat. Si2 so week sdult,
only
LINwoop-LAwToN transportation gen.
tleman, privlte home TN. f.AslI.
2e7e W Philsdelphls
MACK al Canton desirable room
good transportation Can owe 5t57.
MYERS ROAD. 1891 Grand Rlv.r)
Room FOR one or two business gentle
men. Northlswn 2tt7.
ONE large sleeping room f0r gentlemsn !.
near Jefferson. DreSsl $50.
ROOM twin beds, cool brick building; t1-
ceHent transportation 1898 Ford avenue
ROSEDALE COURT John section
White couple 10 share home. Townsend
T.4ash
SHERIDAN. 17s7.- Refined gentleman
private home. double and single rooms
WEST GRAND BOULEVARD Grand
River-Gentieman quiet home private
entrance and oath. ss33 NtnewOod.
CoLORED-L Large front room: Christian
home two gentlemen. good transports
ton. Tyler e.40i3.
COLORED -MAYBURY GRAND Sleeping
room for single gentlemns quiet home
good transportation. Tyler S-e742
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Wanted to Rent Apartne nfs

TWO or thres.room furnished apartment,
east eide Drexel 02Ol before noon
WANTED Three ~ four rooms, furnished
or urfurnishsd prefer north end, sAst
SIDE thrse IN family. child , defense
worker Madison 032s.
WANTED Two 30 fouf-rnom furnished
apartment, employed couple Cali Sun .
faN Townsend 6-SO52
COEORED- Religious couple desire, t~o
or tnres-rpom apartment or house. Cal
TDWHsgnd $3.50
.COieRED- family ~ 2 desires I or 3
room apartment child ~ 2 Year, dc.
fHUE= W0FEFF- II. i-fGs2
-UtJt7rJftt-tJ- f1sfsHSF Workers desire 2.J.
room unfurnlshed apartment Clifford
1873
COiORED , ur 4-ro0m apartment. fur
nafth en1 east side defense worker. no
children Trinity l-07A
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Wanted to Rent Rooms

EMPLOYED c0ored couple desir, room, IN
rice home TCunEsnc- e ssuA-
COI0REu CcurIs deslre. -hnuaeksspIas
Lean snlA4l-s FA F,Haests- defense
worker Trinity 1880
CoLOEED want Two Or three room fur
rIshed ~ urfurrisher apartment o. ons
large room Trinity l.77i4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Bungalows for Sale
(West Of woodward }

WISCONSIN, 1920. near MeNichols 4
years old SIS income. air conditioned
immediate possession; also several 5-room
bungalows with A c. heat. VIM. Dutmer,
no. 1874. UN. i-2430
1899 UNIVERSITY, Big Beaver Men :
workmsn's paradise; 5-room tile brick
lot l20xi20; trees. lawns. fenced, two.
car garage; sacrifice for 50, 500 cash.
81, 500 down. VIM. Dutmr. no. 1894
IN. l.2il0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

ATTENTIONS attractive large S-room
completely modern, lscfe under Sale
Little Farms. PR 321b.
COOPER Forests rms. mod basement,
n. a. heat; $4,000. Pettine. I'll 1890.
HARDING Mack; 5 rms, steam. full base
ment. 50, 900. 81 900 dn.. Pettine. PL. 1890.
MARLBOROUGH, near Mack; 5 rooms,
garage: 81 500 down: 81 500
GUfNAf. i42S2 MACK. LIE. 1850
LIP-IMMEDiATE POSSESSION
5 rooms, hot air heat, garage; good con-
dition $500. $1,000 down. Bartlett,
LIE. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Rentals Wanted

WANTED House ot apartment. family OF
hire $40 or $50 defense worker.
Fitkroy 1868
WANTED :. rnom apartment. unfurn
ished. close 20 town and transportation.
Madison 4bt7
COLORED couple wants OF room APP
furnished Or unfurniShsd. F1tEroy 3o7f
COiORED couple wishes -four or ave un
furnished rooms 10 children north sec
ton. Trinity 2-022s
COLORED oefCns. worker wants furnished
apt, or rooms 3 sdClts. best
references quiet sober reliable. dreft
exempt good nsiEhborhOod Call after 5
3 m Townsend s-si5i
coLORED- Defspss WORKER would like
four Or ovs-room house or apartment
Fr1crfpu- Tstz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Housekeeping Rooms

ONE ROOM. Frisidair. for employed
couple excellent transportation. location
white. Madison 3O72
SOUTH LUTHER. 73s-Two rooms, fur.
nished adults. excellent transportation
Townsend 7-a20e