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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
MARSHALL TO CRACK
 RUSS LINE
Heavy Assaults on South. ern Front RepuIsed
 Last Night

MOSCOW, April 22.-The Ger mans kept up unceasing assaults in the Kuban Valley of the Cauca- sus last night, trying with great weight of men, tanks and planes to crack the Red Army lines from the southern shores of the Sea of Azov to the Black Sea and Novor- issisk
 All efforts failed, the Russians report, although in some instances groups of the Axis troops were able to reach the first line of the Red Army's defenses, only to be cut down by murderous machine gun, rifle and mortar fire, and by Russian bayonets in hand-to-hand fighting
 A Soviet communique said in one sector the Germans are reported to have lost upwards of 1,700 men in the last 48 hours.
 The German air force, mean while, is being engaged in vast in- tensive air battles as Russian fighter planes met strong attempts by the Axis to dive bomb the Red Army ground troops into submis- sion.
 The two-day score of plane de- struction in this sector is reported at 93 to 42, in favor of the Rus sians, and the Red forces are in- creasing the numbers of attacks on enemy ground troops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
B0kBER5 OF ARMY MAKE
 FAR RAIDS
Gilbert Island Base of Jdps Hit-Kiska Attacked :.
 Ten Times

WASHINGTON, April P. A large force of Army bombers wing ing far north of Guadalcanal heav- fly damaged Jap installations at Nauru in the Gilbert Islands on Wednesday.
 The communique of the Navy says at least five Zero fighters were destroyed. All planes returned to bases despite stiff enemy resis- tance from both antiaircraft and fighter planes.
 Army planes also strafed Jap in stallations at Kiska 10 times on Tuesday, damaging one of the run ways and the camp area.
 The Aleutians Air Force has now hit Kiska 113 times this month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
BOND SALE
 DRIVE NOW
 WEARS TOP
West Coast Ldgging Behind in Campaign Declares
 Seey. Morgenfhdu

WASHINGTON. April g. - Bond sales of the Treasury's thirteen bil- lion dollar Second War Loan amounted to eleven billion three hundred and twenty-two million dollars up to last night, Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau reported this morning.
 The Secretary added the West Coast is tagging behind in the drive, asserting the Twelfth Fed eral Reserve District is "at the bottom of the barrel" in the cam paign.
 The Secretary further said that is peculiar because the West Coast is closer to the front than any other part of America and has always led the way heretofore because it has always felt the war more closely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
 A((0UNT0F
 TOKYO
Pliers in Africa Tell About Railing Out Over
 China
By EDWARD KENNEDY Associated Press War
 Correspondent

A NORTH AFRICAN AIR BASE April p. - Giving for publication the first eyewitness account of the American raid on Tokyo by any participating airmen, three Army Air Force fliers here disclosed that after the attack the United States bombers flew 50 miles out to sea to make the Japs think they were go- ing back the way they had come, thereby hiding China as their des- tination.
 After that feint, the planes turned south and finally to the westward over the Yellow Sea, plunging on in darkness to China
 Went Inland
 They went well inland until they believed they were out of reach of the Japanese.
 The three are Maj. Charles Greening of Tacoma, Washington; Capt. Henry Potter of Pierre South Dakota, and Capt. James Parker of Livingston, Texas.
 Between bursts of laughter from the other two, Greening told how he had ordered his men to bail maps in their pockets.
 T took mine in my arms,' he said. T left the plane with two arms full of groceries, gun and searchlight and other things.
 A Problem
 Tt wasn't until I was 800 feet down that I realized the problem of pulling the ripcord My arms were full so it was choice of one or the other. I had to let every thing go except the flashlight and the gun"
 Brig. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, in- formed that the ban on secrecy was lifted, commented: "As far as I'm concerned, the Tokyo raid is ancient history. We are engaged in making history"
 Fifteen of the men who made the raid are here with him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
Lapanese Threaten Murder For Our Pliers
US. Pliers, Captured by Japs at Tokyo Bombing,
 BarbarousIy Executed

were captured by the Japanese.
 On October 19, 1922, the Presi- dent said, this Government learned the Japanese radio broadcast the capture and trial and severe pun ishment of those Americans.
 This Government continued and made an endeavor to obtain con- firmation but it was not until March l2, 1943, the Government received a communication given by the Jap anese Government stating these Americans in fact were tried and the death penalty pronounced.
 The President said it was further stated the death penalty was com muted for some and the sentence of death applied to others"
 Eight American fliers were pre- sumed to be prisoners of Japan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
Writer Tells of BuriaI
 Of Three Sailors, with
 AIeutian Isle Cemetery

Huntington Park, Cal, ordered, 'ready-load- -aim-firel P
 Thirty caliber shells whistled over the flag -draped collins n d Brennan explained later, We couldn't find blanks up here so we used live ammunition.
 That live ammunition is typical Of a burial up here. Men of the three services-air, sea and land stood frozen at attention, dressed in fighting clothes. A heavy duty wheeled truck brought the five collins to the cemetery over the tundra, a snowfield and grass
 B0mbers Overhead
 Nearby, in open racks one could see bombs, and not far away were high octane gasoline drums. They were for the Liberator and Mitchell bombers roaring overhead during the service, returning from raid in the direction of Kiska.
 As the props from four two engined bombers vibrated tn 9 ground on which we stood, a young bugler, Lynn Russell of New Mex ico, blew taps.
 q. -. gone is the sun from the lake, from the hill, from the sky all is we'll, God is on high day is done"
 That's the third new cemetery I've seen in Alaska, said my driver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
By EUGENE BURNS Associated Press War
 Correspondent

AN ADV NCED ALEUTIAN BASE, April ?. .- Delayed -- Five men were buried far from home today in a cemetery overlooking a mountain-gi girt harbor in the Aleu- tians.
 They died when their destroyer helped turn back a numerically su- perior Japanese escorting force on March 26 off the Russian Roman dorske Islands.
 Two of them lived long enough to know that the Japanese had been routed and their own ships safe, thanks to their action in the battle.
 Badly Mangled
 One of the men was buried in blasted bits, another badly man. gled His blood-soaked money belt with 65 cents in it was found i'll his euts. A third died when slug fragments drove through his head
 Two of the highest ranking offi- ce.s of the North Pacific area, an admiral and general, stood side by side as Catholic and Protestant rites were administered. They sa- luted tight-lipped as Chief Boat swain's Mate John Brennan, 40,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
THOSE WHO RAID JAPAN
 BE KILLED
DooIittIe Would Like An. other Crack at Tokyo
 Area-Nips' Threat
(By Associated Press)


 The threat to execute every United States flier captured during a bomb- ing of Japan was implied today in propaganda broadcaSts from Tokyo Said the Japs, i've will leave noth- ing" undone to prevent the repe- tition of the Allied air attack of last April.
 This broadcast, in the English lan- guage, was recorded by the Federal Communications Commission.
 It added, "by the way, don't for get, Americans, to make sure every flier who comes this way has a special pass. He'll rest assured it's strictly a one-way ticket"
 DOOlittle Comments
 From Allied headquarters in North Africa. meanwhile, Brig Gen. Jimmy Doolittle said that he and other American fliers will want to be i'll the next raid over Japan"
 Commenting on the Presidents announcement that some of the Am erican fliers captured after last years raid were executed. he said we'll drop each bomb in the mem ory of OUT murdered comrades. Oui bombs will not be missing their mark"
 In Washington, at the same time it was revealed that the American fliers who raided Tokyo passed up good military objectives in order tc carry out specific instructions, and any assertion that they struck civ ilians or civilian in dustry is a damned lie," two of the participat-
 fOz~4;..,oJ o,, Dooo TuyoN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
"Grow Yourself Some Fish" Is War Cry by
 I(kes Given Farmers

of the Department of Agriculture. It was stocked and is replenished by MT. Ickes' fishmen. In spite of all the fishing this farmer, his hands and his neighbors can do. the large-mouth black bass grow so big that in order to keep them from eating all the other fish, he has to drain the little lake every few years and take out the cannibalistic granddaddies. When he drained the pend last. one bass whopper that had eiuded the hook since infancy tilted the scales at l2 pounds.
 If your farm lends itself to such fishery--and there are few that don't-the chances are that all you need is little grading, dike,
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON tMajor Robert S. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON. = T oma a J. Watson, irrepressible head of In- ternational Business Machines, who has received more foreign decora- tions than almost any man in Am erica, has got himself into income tax troubles. The Treasury has de- manded that he pay up around $35O,000 for 1887 under circum- stances which affect not only Wat sons pocketbook, but thousands of U. s. merchant seamen,
 Watson waited until just a few hours before the deadline. then filed a petition with the Treasury contesting it's tax claims.
 Watson's tax difficulties arose while he was president of the 1n- ternational Chamber of Commerce in 1887 and was out of the country for what he contended was more than half a year. He spent lot of his time abroad on Chamber of Commerce matters and on what he told his stockholders were efforts to sell business machines i'll Eu- rope. Among other things, inciden- tally, he received medal from Adolf Hitler. which he later asked Secretary Hull to return.
 When the year 1887 was over, watson reported to the Treasury that he had been absent from the uS.A. six months plus a few hours over He had it all figured down to the last minute. Under Treasury ruling 1l6 A a man who has been absent for more than six months gets substantial tax reduction.
 However, when Internal Revenue experts began to probe closely into Watson's operations they discovered some interesting things. In May and June, l937, he took six trips out of the United States, careluiiy estimating the exact number O. hours he was away.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Grow yourself some fish.
 That's the war cry which Harold L. Ickes' Fish and Wildlife Service, with the aid of Soil Conservation and several other agencies in Agri- culture, are shouting at the farm CTS.
 If you have farm that boasts T stream, a fair-sized spring, or even generous puddle fed by surface drainage, it may be no trick at all to grow goodly crop of crappie. perch, Dream, catfish, or bass
 One North Carolina farmer who has had such a fish farm" for years, comes through with this story: He built it under directions
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, April 20. Gov. Forrest c. Donnell has sign ed the marriage health bill requir- ing Missouri couples to prove them- selves free from communicable syphilis to obtain marriage li- cense after January l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22
. . . . . .
 DIMOUT TIMES

. Dimout begins tonight . . at sunset at 8:25 o'clock .
 . Dimout ends tomorrow . . at sunrise at 5:26 am. . . Dimout begins Friday at . . sunset at 8:27 pm. . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22

SIGNED DIRECTORS MINUTES
 Then after some travel Ill Eu- rope. he came back to the Unlteo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
TYPIST
UNSKILLED WORKERS

We have sob for you u you are not now
employed IN war work YDu can earn
400 90 sOc per hour. depending On me
krd % work you can 90 Dss'. Increase IN
Fay after three months Vacation with
pay after one year employment. Schwaydef
pr0s s.7g Htch street Pfver Rouge
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Mouing, Storage, Carriage

, ALBRIGHT Moving. storage Grating ana
shipping; service anywhere 2i7 MilWau-
lkee. Trinity 2-2iIl.
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Flats for Sale

ELsMERE- WooDMERE- Modern lo-room
-2.fiat: all oak; furnaces, garages;
s. $50 total price,
ELsEA REALTY r. INVESTMENT co.
62i7 w. FORT VI. 1-1400
PALMS and Bagley-Brk 2-flat; SIS; 2
steam plants, scar garage. Come IN and
make offer. 43t0 w. Vernon. la, 67s1.
415i-53 DREXEL--Ntce and B. fun
basement furnaces. laundry tubs;
only 81. 500; viii sell or trade equity.
odoO Realty Co, Murray ASA.
COLORED- CHANDLER. near John r.
Large brick; fifteen ktchenetts apart
nents: three baths. income 1918 monthly.
tGOOD CONDITIONS $40. 900, terms. (Csg
for Information about other choice prop
ertiesJ ELLIS HAMLAR. Trinity 2-s5tt.
COLORED e65 ALGER - Two-family
brick; double garage full Easements
excellent condition, Price. terms REA-
4 soNABLE TERRACE 2-9277.
I CoLORED-IMMEDIAT POssEssIONi
BRICK 2-fan.. each: Sc 500. 81. 200 On
&c. W. WHITE 1850 Hastings TIE. 1-00ss
/ CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
I ings Ia the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

CoLORED SPECIAL! so Westminster: 10
rooms, eight bedrooms, 4 lavatories, two
car garage. steam heat. automatic hot
water heat, fun basement: natural fire
place. suitable for BOOMING HOUSE.
owner sacrificing: ~ health. GILBERT
REALTY Tyler $3.50
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.Loundries

A-i--42 PILCEs fat or q pounds. 81 40.
IA pounds damp fiat, csc, n pounds
damp wash Csc. Grand Model. LIE 1881.
CURTAINS pairs 81 dry cleaning
suits, dresses. SEC. Bonded Cleaners.
UE. l-bi00.
DAMP WASH. FLAT fRONED, rs LBS.
Si.1f; SHIRTS FINISHED. 16c.
SANITARY LDY. co. TYLER e-343i
DAMP WASH. fat ironsd 20 pounds
sl.i5; shirts. i3c. Townsend s-e654.
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ings IN the big Sunday Times Want A
Section
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a CLEARANCE
BREAKFAST SETS

Al remaining tables and 4 chairs. porcelain
ana solid oak tables some with chrome legs
leatheretie seats. solid chairs $685. up
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1882 LIVERNOIs I3555 CRATrOT
open every eve. except Tues. a Wed. 20 ~
4 FINAL selling OF damaged and moor
sample 2-pc. spring 1lled living room
suites many 90 choose from. - low a.
Si9, terms. Grown, 4737 Michigan. s2Jg
Gratiot
a FINAL selling o, al new room outfits
Beautiful 2-pc custom tailored LIVING
room suite. sXi2 trf rug. q pc modern
bedroom suite bourf r char and lamps.
This choice offer while they last al Siig.
terms Crown, f737 Michigan. 500 Gratio'
a SsW j.Ilece DeGN-in \suitc. postgr> bed
IRONY chest and dfetrer; walnut nntsh.
nard"oodt ST. Mrtcheas 3ODB GrBiiot.
a MN f-pc Wa'crisD bedroom suite with
to2 SPRINGS $40 Berucy. 63fT Mack
4 RED chinese ASminster rug. gxi2 used
vers l'''c. S27. Mitchell 3noG Grsti"t
SELECTION % gorgeous studio c0ucne-
ami diyars in assorted materials AMI
CoutF Terms. crown. a137 Michigan
h-Iu Gratlgt. - aaa.......
ANTIQUE waIraf drlplaaf table. blanket
box chest carved rosewood table. black
FUR Persia lamb coat, size ass. Cniver-
sity i-5hot
ALL sSi2 used rugs 25', off SALE. living
suite 81. Fpck $3.50 Mack.
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Share Living Quarters

HUSBAND going 10 army. VIII share
5.room brick home. suitable col
ls4jO Rutherford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

ALL gXi2 used rugs 25es off SALE. LIVING
suite. s27 Fck g91a MACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

GALL-KLENZ - Recommended by users
Liver, call Bladder. stomach. Gas. Can.
stones. Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 1880.
GYPSY CARD Reading Palmistry by
Madame Marie, $40 Cary. Ninewooc
2-s573.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Safe. pain
less Treatments, 81. Lifetime guaran-
tee. Doctors references. Elecirolysis Clinic
Townsend s-3ii4.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently - Electro
lysis. Antonette Aust, 1853 Lakewood
(Nernor). LenOx 1892
HAIR REMOVED permanently. Natal,
Traub, $50 Michigan Theater Building
Cherry 1913.
HlSDU SYSTEM Readings. tells future
"Boskon, 3" 26ss West Grand boulevard
Trinity 1866.
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychi,
noted reader. Grand River.D Appoint
ments. Tyler 5-59O7.
MADAME ELISE Unusual French reader.
Sand and Fire solves your problems love.
BUSINESS Columbia 27oo 4h7 Secand. Cr3.
MADAM x--Astroiogist. daily readings
1915 West Garfield. RIM Apartment, 4
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Housekeeping Rooms

CHOPE 1899 Grand River Furnished
apartment, closets; employed adults
Tyler 6-is24
FARSSWoRTH, 1911 tnsar NJ tlnotU
Ia front rooms. 81 so W, men or en-.
ployed couple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

CoLoRED- BURRELL. 2si5: five rooms.
hath, hot water heat, full basement
So. 100. SMALL down payment. MOVE
RIGHT ~ Tyler G-gE1O
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Situations Wanted-Femaie

COUPLE. husband employed. wishes posi-
ton as cafetaker, furnished or unfur-
nished apartment Olive O9o7.
EXPERIENCED woman wants day work
laundry cleaning, experienced cook
Fitzroy 1888.
HOUsEWoRK wanted by experienced col
ored woman. Call Cadillac 1888.
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ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Houses for Sale


.BIRwooD- McNIcHoLs- Beautiful modern
5-room brick: newly decorated: vacant,
81. 500 down. We. 7-ssT0, VIZ. 7-ss7l.
CONCORD. 3751-s rooms. income type,
steam stoker heat, tile kitchen, new
roof. only $3.50, 500 down. Abdoo
Realty Co. Murray 1874.
DEARBORN--Sman homes, vacant: $3.50
to $1,000 On. Martin Realty. 2UOls Van
Born Rd Dearborn e743.
POSSESSION-4S HOURS
s res. utility rm.; lge. lot; nr. AM. bus :;
" .0oO, $500 an, S25 mo. CRIGER, 1927 r.
s-Mi., Hazel Park. r. o. s55s.
RUTLAND.wARREN, near transportation.
Brick. 8 spts. rents sl35; $40. 600. terms.
v K. GUsTAFSoN, REALToR-Ho. 5000
VERMONT. lf04-Corner cottage and
double house. 5000. $1,000 down
LAFAYETTE 07o0.
GROOM coionial-3 bedrooms. newly re
conditioned years OLD. lSvatory first
floor. tile kitchen, 2-car garage. IS 900
4 splendid buy, farms
j. o. POWELSON We. 6-1500
81 200 FULL PRICE,
NINETEENTH. 2065 -- six rooms. bath.
SIMON. 1888 Michigan. lafayette GOO.
iCOLORED-MUST sELLI CAMPBELL.
near Brush. 2-family six-five. sACRI-
FICE! Mack and John r.. i5-roOm brick .
81 500 down JOSEPHINE. near Wood
VAIL groom brick; l,5OV down. ROOSE-
WELT; 7-room single; $3.50, 10T
FRANK WILEY, Trinity 2-s767.
CoLORED SPECIAL! 80 Westminster; 10
rooms. eight bedrooms. 4 lavatories, two
car garage. steam heat. automatic hot
water heat; fun basement: natural fire
place; suitable for BOOMING HOUSE;
owner sacrificing; ~ health. GILBERT
REALTY. Tyler $3.50.
ICOLORED- BURRELL. 2pf5: five rooms.
hath, hot water heat, full basement
So 100 SMALL down payment MOVE
RIGHT ~ Tyler $3.50.
COLORED tMcGrsw -Livernoisl- room
brick siding, gas heated. run basement
2-car garage; $500. $1,000 down
Poole. Tyler 5-sssa
/ COLORED- Mr.. -wAE PLANTS. 500
RomulusA Mich 4-rm. cottage, excellent
condition;2 years old. CA. $3.50, MA. 1913
COLORFD- VACANT MOVE Isl
Near Hush: brick 5 bedrooms garage
F only $1,000 down. Hurry. TYLER 7-7ii5
'COLOREB r. CARuuNI. six rooms full
basement furnace. 81 600 IMMEDIATE
POss EsSloN Trinity i-67Oo
CoLORED s63 FOREST - Ten rooms
good location, Si5O0 terms. TERRACE
2-g277.
--TWo-family IN Maple McDou-
gall section; $500. terms. RI. Oito.
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ints n the hig Sunday Times Want Al
sccWnn'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

WAITRESS % s.; top wages. no sun
day or night work. Coffee shop, Bsrlum
Tower Building Cadillac Square.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

Wanted to Rent Apartment.

COLORED family. 4 children, desire 4 o
more room house. Tyler $3.50.
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Bus TRANSPORTATION

ST. LOUIS, Ss.07; Los ANGELES, S3s. SO
DE LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1908 CAss. AT BAGLEY RA. i34i
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COLORED tMoGrsw- Livernoisl-six room
brick siding. gas heated FUN basement
2-car garage; $500 $1,000 down
Poole Tyler 5-ssSp
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Situations Wanfsd-Mois

WALL WASHING Kemtouing. basement,
cleaned and painted. Reliable, guaran'
teed workmanship. Olive 1873,
COLORED- Experienced boy wishes ans
work after school reliable. Trinitj
2-5f66.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Lumber, Building Materials

CELOTEx Storm Sash - Lumber r.
Currisr. 1901 Military.
FOR WIRING and repairs. Rays Electric
l0i63 Gratiot.
INSULATION headquarters All types
lowest prices IN town. Fillmore Lumber.
2420s Cratiot. Prospect 1855
LUMBER, bldg. materials stnl available
L. S. HOUSEKEEPING. 1886 Dequlndre.
NEED STORM SASH?
We have plenty on hand. Most sizes shiI
lath, &C lin. a. Lumber OF all kinds.
HOOVER LUMBER CO.
1890 r. Smile RI. Hoover at RR
open Mon, Fri Eve. PR. 4l2i
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
niture cleaning renOvating guaranteed.
insured Okla, $3.50. cssh ana carry. 81 so
Garfield Rug Furniture Cleaners 5l3d
fireman Tyler h-l50O
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CADILLAC. 570s-Furnished room. private
home, excellent transportation. Call
IVauhue Qab0.
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Bungalows for Sale

HUBBELL AVE, s5se, between Joy road
and fireman Ave, 5-rm. bungalows
S5.l25. terms on r II. A. or land contract
Elder A tiedd. Bldrs.. RE. 1910; RE. $3.50
81, 5OO--5 ROOMS: n A: schools, etors.
Dan J. Harrison. US. 1880.
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ings IN the big sunday Times Want "A
Section,
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Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER
AIS BURNS DRIVE
furnished Rooms FOR Rent


CADILLAC. s7Os-Furnished room. private
home, excellent transportation. Call
Ivanhoe o45O.
FREELAND. half block Grand River
Front room. Vermont 7-6iss, Hogarth
GRAND RIVER-JoY = Master bedroom
two Girls; private entrance. Tyler e-s5si
GRAND RIVER WYOMING - Plymouth
bus, innerspring mattress; attractive
room. Northlawn 3l05.
HoGARTH 27as tLawton West Grand
Boulevardl - Gentlemen private home
landlady minds her own business. TYLER
lisa.
HUBBARD. s0l-wsrm room. twin beds
giri 70 share. Lafayette 1921.
INDIAN VILLAGE near East Jefferson.
large twin beds new furniture; private
bath. MEross 247e.
NICE double front room on third floor
girls preferred. l243 Pennsylvania.
Drexel 2s3s.
portaton; Gentle. 2732 Virginia PARK.
NORTHWEST (Fuerton-ohio) - Large.
warm room, 10 gentlemen; excellent
transportation. Hosarth 52s5.
PINGREE, 2Toi-Largs FROM room twin
beds. good transportation. Tyler 4-o772.
SHERIDAN. 2444 Cast Grand Boulevardb
Private home; girl preferred. Olive 272i.
STANTON. near Grand RiNcr-LArgc room.
gentleman. excellent transportation. Tyler
4-2Oh5
TERRY, q99s WEST Chicago-Plymouth)
Employed couple, breakfast privileges.
Vermont 7-O5SS
WISCONSIN. 1901 - fireman, Wyoming
transportation: Graham Paige: gentleman
working days. Northlawn 45if
WOODLAND. 1856, colored-Neatly furn-
ished room, Christian home. gentlemen.
Townsend S-OiO6
} ROOMS 90 rent 20 couple. Hamtramck.
Call Trinity 1-7sO3
tCOLORED-N Neatly furnished room for
couple. Good transportation. Twinbrock
i-0642
COLORED- Reliable quiet working couple
acat warm furnished room. Townsend
g-iT6a