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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24

foxhole rifle cooked ammunition and hand grenades at my
front. 800
The sound of rifles machine guns and big guns still
roar.
Our planes are finishing up the last of the landing
parties by strahng them II /lL.|
Losses great with the Japs, OF course losing
great numbers Last report $500 laps landed-our
casualties
Seven nght--stll fighting doing little clean
ng up of what's left Of them.
Start TO read Foxhole Diary from the beginning
right here, then so back TO Page and read install
u1ent D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Instalment |

Aug. :, 1942-Nayal and -bombardment
started at 5:45 and ceased at II.
Landed on Guadalcanal Island today Not a
shot was fired upon our landing. Every now and
then hear shots fired by the running Japs.
Went inland through thick jungles until it was
TOO dark to travel Very tired, slept in dried river
bed, in wet clothes.
This night every one went on shooting spree
one man was killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Determined TO Hold Post

Aaa. Last night they attacked our There were
Ia few SkrmiShes and then. Found out had few
casualties and took 40 prisoners.
couldn't see much out the water last night. They
could have made silent landing in rubber boats and
wouldn't have been able see them until they top
of us-bu ready
Ny machine gun emplacement is about 30 yards from
the waters edgeso good many will go down before they
put this gun out of action.
Three guards shot by snipers last night at the
airfeld
If we don't get them all out of the mountains before
long they'll kill every guard We
Food here is getting short. Our ship with of
supplies was sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Convoy Scores Major Victory

Aug. Still going inland, cutting new trails
and walking down rivers and streams to cut the Japs
of from the mountains.
They are running like scared rabbits. The
natives fled also.
The Jap navy and bombers attacked convoy in the
Pacific. ResultTwo destroyers and American trans
port sunk and three American fighter planes shot down
Jap osses-Four cruisers, two troop transports, two
desoyers sunk and % Jap planes shot down. Hurrah for
our side!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
All Island Watches Doubled

14g- sn-Staed- guard lreH4 u last night All
watches were doubled Just j they attempted an
We really expected them last night and weren't gong
TO let them catch us asleep.
The two cruisers that hothcring yesterday
were sunk and few survivors attempted make little
landing Red Beach.
They were cleaned out with exception of a few who
got through our lines We the lookout for them.
Today 80 American planes squadron, flew over and
landed airport Now really feel safe from an
air attack and from enemy naval fire.
1t really made feel great to star on the wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Our food ow-ratloned TO hall can OF Deans.
ESQ Jap Para+roopers Rubbed Out

Aug. 9-The colonel Just said that go Jap parachute
troops attempted landing coconut grove but Fifth
Marines wiped them out like flies.
It's hard going up these mountains covered with jungle
growth.
We have go back to the beach today they expect
the Japs to attempt landing.
Out of food ate coconuts all day.
Aug. IO-Marched all day and half the night till we
reached the beach Set up machine and waited
Twenty Jap bombers flew over this afternoon. See
smoke the horzonthey must have attacked convoy
Five fighter planes flew the island today. They did
little strang and it looked if they trying to take
some pictures
We had a lot Of fun rading Jap quarters and ware
houses. These Japs have peculiar foods and drinks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
There may be STANDING ROOM ONLY

In peacetime, Memorial Day falling on
Monday and giving an extra long weekend,
would be signal to plan a trip.
But this is year of war, and with troops
moving, holiday or no holiday, and large
numbers of Service men going home on
short leave there will not be sufficient
berths and seats left to accommodate all
civilians who wish 10 go places over the
Memorial Day weekend Therefore, should
So there ma, be more room Joy Everyone, PLEA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
SheIIing Of Island Begins

t.r Stood watch from to 10 last night Fifteen
minutes before WIS relieved Smelling of the island started
A barrago of shcls from enemy gunboat
though. Tor sure hey gong to make landing, but
they must have gotten cold feet,
As am writing Jh.s, Of our American bombers is
droruiu bombs on enemy cruisers One of the Jap
ships IS on ire now They been Smelling all morning
With every shell they send in to big guns have
let them have 10 in return.
They'll learn not TO fool With The I. $
The enlnlA haAt has hcLn burning hours, finally
went out Of sight.
Ate good chow To-Day for change, and went in for
a again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Need Air Support Badly

and big guns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
1912 Beet Sugar
Deliveries Drop

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Deliver-
les of beet sugar in the United
States during 1912 totaled 81, $685.
9S4 bags, against 36,310.o19 in the
previous year, decrease of
q, 1881 OBS bags, according to the
United States Beet Sugar Asso-
citation.
While sugar consumption was
reduced about one-third under the
rationing program, beet deliveries
for the full year we're only 1877
per cent under 1871, rejecting
extension of beet sugar marketing
territory into large sections of
the East by OPA where supplies
of cane refined were inadequate.
In New York, normally cane re-
finer territory, beet deliveries for
1912 totaled 1,798, 1872 bags,
against 132,064 bags in 1871. In
varying degrees, comparative de-
liverieS show a similar trend in
other areas in the East and along
the Atlantic seaboard.
Beet deliveries in December
totaled 2,044,300 bags, against
3, 1871, 1886 in the same month of
1871, a decrease of 1887, 036 bags.
or 30 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
See East
Car ban
Relaxed

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3 (UP)-
The petroleum industry war coun-
Gil said today that the ban on
pleasure driving in the eastern
emergency area might be relay
by the latter part OF March.
weather and military demands
permitting"
The council, an advisory body Of
72 leading oil company executivest
said that 'the worst should be
over" by the end of next month";
and that IL should be possible by!
then TO relax some OF the more
drastic curbs on auto use, "within
the limit of coupon values.
In a report submitted 10 Pc,
.troleum Administrators Harold Il
Ickes, the councils committee or,
petroleum economics said thai
anticipated deficiencies are much
less today than they were month
ago, because tank car shipments
have been increased. oil companies
are making emergency shipment9
of kerosene in steel drums in bon
cars, and additional governmenf
consumption restrictions have eff
fectively reduced demand. "
The committee said that petrol
leum stocks on the East Coast still
are at critically low levels, anol
added that no appreciate relief,
from the present distribution diffi-l
culties could be expected for the
next six weeks, although the out!I
look has improved materially dur.
ing the past month"
T. The councils meeting today wat
attended by members of the Britt
ish oil mission now in this countryt
led by Jeoffrey Lloyd. M p. chair
man OF the British petroleum con-
troll board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Steel of Canada
Sets Sales Mark

MONTREAL, Feb. 3.-New rec
ord figures for both production
and sales were established in
1912 by the Steel Company OF
Canada, Ltd, Ross II. McMaster,
president, stated in a letter TO
stockholders.
Although tonnage of purchased
steel available during the last
quarter of the year was less than
that received IN the same period OF
the previous year, the total dollar
sales. excluding coke and by
products for the II months in
creased 13 per cent over 1941. and
tonnage of corresponding finished
goods shipped showed a gain of Is
per cent, McMaster said.
Work on the new electric fur
mace Is progressing but delays due
| 10 difficulties in securing the nee
essary priorities will postpone the
start of operations until April.
nexA McMaster stated, while
plans for installation of the Bes-
semer converter have been can
celed,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Dealers Offered
Tires and Tubes

| WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UP).-
The Office of Price Administration
today announced that dealers
Whose business was interrupted
by tire rationing and who wish
TO re-enter the tire and tube
trade will be given an opportunity
to obtain limited stocks of pas
Isenger car tires and tubes.
All who enter the business must
signify their willingness TO accept
appointment as OPA tire inspec-
tors. They must be experienced
in selling and servicing tires, or
have an employe who is.
Applications should be filed with
the OPA district office serving the
area where the proposed business
lis to be located. II there is no
district office, applications are to
be filed with the OPA state di-
rector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Ans+ey in RON

Jack r. Anstey. an old friend
of mine and customers man for
A. NJ. Kidder & Co.. left Sunday
for Vancouver, Canada. TO take
up his post as sub leftenant in
the Royal Canadian Navy
Jack will benefit from a laud-
able Kidder policy whereby any
of its men going into the armed
services will continue to receive
commissions on all business
transacted by their regular GUS
toners for the duration of the
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Margarine Short

Margarine won't supply the
answer TO the butter shortage
either because margarine pro-
ouccrS report they could sell
three times As much as they are
producing right now.
Production is being stepped
UP as rapidly as possible but
they are handicapped by a short
age az imported oils - coconut
and palm. Domestic oils. such as
cotton seed, have 10 be hydroge-
mated for use in cleo.
Typical margarine formula is
50 per cent vegetable oils and
fats, Is per cent SKINNED milk,
with salt. milk solids, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Half Of Total Volume Is Nonpriority

Traffic age that postwar cutting express freight
rates will lift such business Of the will
De used to obvate the of regional wsehosng of parts
and OF certain Of retail including
Even this of traffic should expanded many
the war the total would almost negligible
relation the total carried ships railroads
AS for traffic inquiry the principal lines
indicates that considerably than half of the total volume
non-prio1ty
This not commonly recognized by outsiders. Although
federal authorities
pleasure travel civilians undertaking
need not be fearful that they cTowg essential
workers as the priority takes OF that contingency
On the other hand in the national interest have all avail
able means OF TRANSPORTATION maximum load all times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

The real crisis in butter lies
iuSt ahead!
If you've been having trouble
getting il IN the past, you'll have
more trouble in The near future.
On Monday the government
began taking 80 per cent OF all
The butter produced-20 per cent
tor the armed forces and 10 per
cent for lond-lease.
And this, a. a time when
stocks are the second smallest
on record and demand is al eX-
tremeiy high levels.
Rationing is actually desired
by housewife. grocer and butter
producer alike. but II won't start
until az least May because stocks
are TOO small right now.
Supplies Will reach q peak IN
about four months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Coal Mines Hold
On 6-Ddy Week

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-An-
thracite mines will work six days
again this week. Although stove
and nut sizes are still short, they
have been somewhat eased by the
six-day week in the anthracite
industry. The domestic coal situa-
ton is no longer critical and
modest supplies should be available
for all homes.
Demand for other than stove
and nut domestic sizes and for
industrial sizes has continued TO be
strong. Last week was the first
six-day week of full production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
M. S. Rukeyser
War Booming Traffic
On NatiOn'S AirIineS

President Rooseves historic fight Africa
oozs IN dramatic manner the extraordinary progress made
air navigation during the
Because OF the fact that much the work currently being
done for the by the lines confidential
acer the public Of the extent of chronological
In the nature OF things the defnve cannot be told
until after the
Yet side Is visual evidence of growing andedness
the Of the American public the
for air mail In 1912 available they expected
almost double those of 1941 which showed spectacular
the previous year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Obtain Experience in Overseas Air Routes

Various lines for the first time getting experience in travel
ing over overseas air routes The fashion Of thought
favor OF using land planes for flights instead planes
Out OF the will technical improvements
construction OF land planes order heghen their ability
ahoat in the event of forced landings.
The of planes changing
oe Of distance between places BY flying routes the
poles planes not only shortening the time Of travel but
are reducing the actual mileage between places
When President Roosevelt established precedent
first president 10 fly he dramatically calling popular
TO the revolution passenger transportation which under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

This has been paraleled by striking
OF commercial air express carried Most of this understood
material
showing big growth 1884, but Immediately
Pearl Harbor the began 10 shoot decsvey upward
Much of the traffic has been items
which otherwise would have boleneck would
retarded production Of finished products In addition there
been markedly large increase the movement of and
pharmaceucas In the battle
the planes have done significant work
After the the outlook for greatly augmented
ment OF mail and freight There agitation
carrying all distant first class mail
would increase the volume sevenod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
New Rates
British Pound Now Worth
200 Francs, U. S. Dollar. so

ALLIED NORTH AFRICAN
HEADQUARTERS. Feb. 3 (UP)
An American dollar was worth
so francs today and a British
pound worth 200, under a new
official rate of exchange.
The dollar formerly was worth
rs francs, and the pound 300
American military dollars and
British military pounds may be
exchanged at the old rate until
February 8.
(Radio Morocco. heard in Lon
don, said the new exchange rate
had been fixed at the Casablancs
conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Miss Ludwig 10 Speak
Al Insurance Meet

Miss Christine Ludwig of Chi
cago. president of the Life Agency
Cashiers Association of United
States and Canada, will be in De-
-treit TO address the wemen's group
of Qualified Life Underwriters al
a dinner meeting at the Wardell
Hotel. Thursday. February IL.
She will discuss "Todays Chal-
lenge TO Women in Insurance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
LETTERS UI+imatum

A friend OF mine with excel
lent Washington connections
tells me that Rubber Car JEFF
fers submitted a written resig-
nation along with his ultimatum
of last week.
In effect. he said, Give me
priorities for rubber or / quit"
He got the priorities along
with some new enemies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Insurance Agents
Re-eIe(t W. B. Cary

The Detroit Association OF In
surance Agents have reelected
Walter B. Cary president for an
other term of one year. c. Gilbert
Waldo was elected vice president
and Robert w. Wolf, treasurer
Elmer SalZman was retained as
secretary-manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Add TO ChrysIer Contract

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8 (INS)
The Defense Plant Corporation
today had announced an increase
in a contract with the Chrysler
Corporation to provide additional
plant facilities IN Michigan at a
cost of approximately $4,000. 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Dividends

S0oony-Vscuum Oil Company,
Inc, has declared the usual divi-
dend of Is cents. payable March Is
10 holders of record February 19.
Similar payment was made six
months and a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Fajardo Sugar Compan,

Fajardo Sugar Company Of
Porto Rico has declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF so cents
on the common, payable March !
10 holders of record February IS.
This includes dividend declared by
Fajardo Sugar Growers Associa-
ton, an affiliate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Eigin National Watch Company
has declared a dividend of 25 cents,
payable March % TO holders of
record March 6. Similar amount
was paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

TRUITs-Apples, Baldvins, No, I. $40
rs eg; DELICIOUS, fancy. s2I5a3 bp: No.
s2g2.2s bu; No. j, si.5o@i75; No. 2, 75e
y 81 Greeuings fancy. $50 hu. No. /.
DOC q sl.25: Northern spys. fancy. x225g
50 bu; No. ]: $4,000; No. 2. 75caSf;
No. 2. 500 75e; JonathAns. fancy, 81 hu:
No J N,25al.75; No. 2, Use: steele :
Red fancy, 81 bu; No: !, 81 asa LIS.
French Enaiy. fancy 81 Sac. e S5Hh No
VEGETABLES, MISC. - Reeu topped
No /. SiGi.5o bu; No. 2. 10000 Cab
csSsag, fancy, ss25 bg W No 90 = s rs 30
No. 2 s. IS. Carrots topped. No J. 81 rs
~ ou No. 2, SIC rs. Celery Root, No.
J M,55a2 rs bu. Celery Cabbage, No, J,
s. ou: No. l. tt2'S as; No q s.. L LEXIS.
No. J, ti1i15 doE. behs. Onions dry,
fancy, Y 5o-lb. sack; No. I, l.60TIT5.
No. z Is. Pasnigs, No. ! s17sa22'
81 .251 50 bu; No. 2. 81 Potatoes No. i.
- i0a 80 iOo-ih sack: No. 2, 81 5O8 80
bsdishSs. Dollhouse. No. I. soc dor. bchs.
bo,ss,. ssd ,sns, Ne 81 bu Rsgesre
toc; small 7se9si doz bchs Rutsbsrss
10. J. 75c0si bu: No. z. soc squash
Hubbard. fancy, 50 bu; No. I. 81 50al75.
50 bu; Vegetable oysters No /. 75ca 81
ECGS-Lsrgs tI3dii sO-dor. case; me.
nitm &i21125O
POULTRY 1--we. hens heavy breeds az
p sc ID leRhornS. 25a use. springers. AZ
q f5c ID ieghorn. q n 35c 10
hOos-Dressed medium. 80 q Sc 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO FEB. 4 tIES1 BUTTER
Receipts, 5s55 tubs market s;eacy
esirss % score sec standards ~ scor,
cars. 15i3c extra frsts el score. 45Ac
ufsu $3.50 score 4f04ai5c
kGGS-Receipts. 147qs cases, ,marke'
steady. &c OF current receipts N3I nc.
fresh extra hrsts. 80 p 36s.c; fresh hrsis
55a y 90 &C: dirties. 32&c. checks, 31i.c
CHEEsE-TWins 25Ac. DaisNes, prints
and luugaorns 2Sc
LIVE PoULT Y-Nsrkst steady
turksyS y q s5c: hens. q p Doc. lechorr
hens, z2U 2fc; broilsrs zfis Ie1rc.
Eprlngers 2Iil 133 &c rnosiers. 1870
ducks. 2on2ec, geese. 25c.
younr,tawn ruset and Tubs Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Younrstawn rnest snd Tube Company
Hnd ifs subsidiaries report fCr the wear
1912 net profit ~ $40 3Os 70s e0uaf tr
s. ~ q share on ths common aEs 'nFt re'
n 1871 Of fis,i2f, foi, or 1918 common
fhare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
=-nsaaaa- REAL ESTATE CORNER S sSn


EOLORED CAMERON fam 5 each.
sep furnaces run hastmt neVlv painted
ONLY $3.50 DOWN. $50 MONTH
E-SL0klN TR I-o36s TY. 7-71l5
CoLORED A Buy " CD BLVD
2fa'nily hrh ca side drive top con-
dition linn possn SO 500 terms
HAMLAR jl3 f Krby--TR. 2s54t
COLOREU SEE THIS Beechwood 2
fam nirs netghborhoodi subst
down payment.
cRuTcHER 47et McGraw-T Y $685.
COLORED twest side Two family brick.
-. also --r9um brick; three furnaces
income Sl-1- laaGihls@ both for 81 600
down COUGH FlTZROY 67e3
coLoRED SPECIAL, fireman 3.famly
nrick SIS rms. Only 81 900 down
2. sLOBIN rR i-o3Ss--TY T-7ii5
COLoRED Superior near Hastings two
family and stove heat So 500 $500
rzwr TH
.CoLoRED 2-family. vacant Sept l. IS
anu 90, Belmont and Harding. -Iyanhoe
2067 -207i
COLORED l6i Rosedale Brick 4-fat.
ca SO 600 81 900 dn. TO s-354l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Resorts for Sule

WOLVERINE cuttage 81 800 Pontiac LAKE
cottage. 81, 500. terms Box 535, Pontiac
COLORED-Free tathins: cool breezes on
Lake Gould. one-acre tracts. Drive on
Grand River SO miles turn right on
Us-23 Ia miles sunday to q. Addres
Box 1887, Detroit Times.
COLORED-PRIVATE LAKE, SMALL DNy
sMEDLEY. 445 Z. WARREN. TIE. 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

DOCTORS. ATTENTION, ]
Perfect location for doctor rooms and
office. priced right terms. ffis Peihsny
road. Dearborn.
MODERN 5-RM. BRICK COTTAGE
Large lot paved on pavement, So, 500
terms. AIS Pelham road Dearborn, Mich]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Business Property for Sale
BARGAIN FOR CASH

Fort. w. 25l5-3 stores. 3 apis above
Llvernnis i754-476e stores with
ants all stores and apartments rented
IN long lease. Dearborn 1852 betweeu
4-6 = m
CORNER MAYBURY GRAND -sELDEN
Garage, 1000 square feet, and greenhouse
5oxeO $40 500 50 600 down.
g W SIMON, 26s5 Michigan - LA. 070q
WESTERN MARKET FRONTAGE, $3.50 n
e W SIMON 1855 Michigan -- LA O7oQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
A 2-FOR-1 BARGAIN

a 2-FOR-l BARGAIN
Beniteau 29g5--g-i furnace. run base
mert. also c0tiaEe IN rear Of l5O-ft. lot
Both for only s.. 800 81 600 down good
condition nfS roofs On both nice income
Don't disturb tenants
JIN sAROS-LE o2l7
ECORSE-GLENWOOD az r. - e ESQ
buys good 7-room income, 81 oak
floors not air furnace
ELSA REALTY g. INVESTMENT co
s217 W PORT VI i-i4OO
CLADWIN. near Mack lovely rooms
and nafh q WI. and bath up oak
floors newly decorated. fol- basement. hot
ar heat. garage income $50 per month
real buy only 1926 81 600 down.
PL 2ls5.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
TYPISTS

Naf@ns sAt4ry StJ1I aet rnrM, axe ~
'a 1q pfrmstrr' position Win definite
postwar future d. uU.v Awe age ard
lusnncauou BOA A-l0fs Detroit. o.
Tlmes
IlPlSI Experience unneCessar,. FOR oftte
fcaN is-rolt tine and half for
overtime Apply a7i sherman 81
MATTRESSES Experienced excellent
ffrs room ard board ~ desired Phone
head waiter, Dearborn Ian. Dearborn 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Flats for Sale


A BARGAIN lo27s as For. 2fsm- 4
rrs Da'H ga $1,000. 81 600 On " 1885
CLARKpALE a, Cisn Park. Modern e
f4aws and bath each. oak throughout
eiafate furnaces garages al tfansporia-
tHr 81 eco NaHa e.
Ei.SEA REALTY s. INVESTMENT CO
f2i1 ~ FORT W 1-1fU0
CONCORD l76e s-5 excellent condition
rew gar8Fe 81 $50. 81 500 down TUX
IMMEpttTE POSSESSION BOTH FLATS
lIcr-N 1ldrlu Nlls-n h.lrA e-6 dee
grated new au'on8'ic furnaces air
.ra. .I'frr .Qrages. reN roof . freifaues
81 l9l. So geo down SIS monthly. TrnNy
IT'S a STEAL
Hles- $500 corner r Vernon 42vI2i
housekeeping uuts cement block ,7
r''f sfeam stoker heat full basement
-I"f condition 1.Ce income garages,
sore coal and most furniture f0r quick
SON. orh So 500 covn .sar1s
NANAIDF Ncar Jrfferrrp SO brick
tnr CONDITION. 2-csr gaIage Possession
3 Vesas Lenoy 1850
TWENTY EIGHTH STrEET 3s72-Tg-1-
fntruF ~ Hr4, lN 81 N0 Na0O laanA
'Tw6fia'e reN,es'ar 1Nrbr0S- H17
C0tonE0 Gomez near Jsffsfs1n 55
~ client condition - 200 81 $40 down
fen.E 1890
-
MONI RIGHT ~.
" derN SIS flN ynss 81 heai 3lrar
ta-fFe lar.e atie Jcr rissn5 - 300 SIS
r M pafa last Dawson wv l-3f3e
COioREp BARGAtN' So Aubn-W az.
saw modern 3-famUy. three three and
folr rooms all C1rvenlelces ONE VA
Cant move riEht ia Oniy So GOO 81 COO
down sTALLA .l76Z Cfieue DIXON 52as
C0LORED sEE THIS ONE TO-DAY
iret.et nr Carfff very clean . family
stove ~ o-'s g. 200. ,sfr~s Pos 81 aa,s
Z. HAILAE -5Ij T. klrny-TR 2s3fA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Lake and Riper Property for Sale

ANCHOR BAY beach lot 70 close estate
SLA5 CA 1900 IT, 2-647e
CLINTON RIVER Front lot, 50xl50, high
and dry $685.. CA. 1900. TU. 2-6479
ST CLAIR RIVER LOT, $50 foot real
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