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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
Eunice Campbell Studies
For Job a BOeings

Eunice Campbell, Kennewick, is
among the girls taking the new
Boeing Aircraft drafting and sub
engineering course at the State
College of Washington.
This course is being taught by
the college and the girls taking it
are on the Boeing payroll and re-
ceive SIS a month. This course con-
cludes at the end of three months
and the girls will work at the
Boeing plant either in Seattle or
Renton. ...<
George Reymore was elected rush
chairman of Acacia fraternity and
Lester Liebel, historian.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
.Keene Now on
County Selective
Service Board

2 e. o. Keene, Prosser, has been
appointed to the Benton county 10
cal board, to fill the position FORM
erly held by Gerald Foisy. Mark 6.
Moulton, Kennewick, has been ap-
pointed government appeal agent
for the local board, replacing MIR.
Powell who resigned in January.
Boys accepted at the Spokane
induction station the first OF the
week for the army were: Leland II
Blum, White Bluffs; Charles d.
Hessler, Kennewick; Wallace l.
Root. John w. Heintz and James e.
Anderson, Prosser; David r. Raw
line, White Bluffs; Grant B. Flory,
Prosser; Carl j. Halverson, Rich
land; Harry d. Estes, Kennewick;
Leland L. Nenls, Prosser: Patrick II.
Ayde, Kennewick; Leo @. Menzia
and Robert r. Prenguber, Prosser.
Delinquents listed with the local
board for failure to complete and
return their occupational question
naire are: John Boyd, Jr, Herbert
L. Powell, Harry @. Hardy, James
G. Buck, Ernest s. Slower, Thomas
E. Rogers, Daniel 8. Hunter, Clyde
". Pool, Leslie II. Larter, Charles
johnson, Mike Saupee, william d.
Johnson, John w. Littleton, Ebert
Jefcoat, Norrisk M. Sarabia, Wa
taru r. ota. 1t would be appreci-
ated by the local board if anyone
knowing the present address of any
of the delinquents would contact
the local office.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
Talk on Rents

The local rent control administra-
tor, r. w. Wentsch, of Walla Walla,
was guest speaker at the chamber
of commerce meeting this noon. Mr..
Wentsch touched on the highlights
of his work in the district and ex-
planned some of the requirements
as set forth in the war measure
to control high rents.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
Show Pictures

Films on venereal diseases, which
are shown to men in the service,
were shown at the regular meeting
of the local Kiwanis club Tuesday
noon, by Health Officer r. w. Rip
ley. The films were also shown at
the high school in the afternoon.
DR.. Ripley also told Of the methods
used in controlling the diseases To-
cally. s-.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
The Weather

For the time Of year. probably the
past weeks routine of weather was
probably OK, even If it was unpleas-
ant. The temperature records for
the past week, with those of the
same week year ago are given by
Weatherman Al Morgan as follows:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
Promoted

DR.. Donald Byrd. who is in charge
of the dental section at the Pasco
naval air station, was promoted this
week to the rank of commander,
according to information received
here. Dr.. Byrd lives os this side of
the river. His promotion was one
of three received by medical officers
this week at the base.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
Shoes RatiOned.
Three Pairs a
Year; Stamp IL


year. . -s. 49,. -
r That order went into effect with
out warning Sunday, with shoes
frozen" until Tuesday, February 9.
After Tuesday, you can simply
walk into a shoe store, give the
clerk your Stamp No. II from War
Ration Book One CHATS your cof-
fee and sugar book, and buy one
pair of shoes, Henry b. Owen, as
sistant regional administrator OF
the OPA for Washington, Oregon
and parts of Idaho and California,
said today.
Confident that citizens will CO.
operate with the wartime shoe ra-
tioning program, Owen declared
there are plenty of shoes now to
take care of all civilians but these
supplies must be conserved.
All retail sales on rationed shoes
stopped Sunday and remained fro
zen until Tuesday morning, Febru-
airy 9, to give dealers time to sort
out rationed from unrationed shoes.
There's no need for a shoe-buy-
ing stampede, Owen said, for stamp
IL in War Ration Book One is good
until June Is.
Americans have been buying
shoes faster than manufacturers
can make them, and heavy sole
leather and skilled manpower are
both subject to first call by the
United States armed forces" Owen
said, in explaining why civilian shoe
production in 1913 could not pos
sibly keep pace with an uncontrolled
demand.
by rationing now, before ex-
cessive buying reduced shoe stocks
to danger point. both the public
and the trade will benefit
The plan is simple and the ra-
ton is liberal. Here are the four
main points for consumers to re-
member.
l. Stamp II in War Ration Book
One is good for one pair of shoes
between February and June Is, in
any store which sells shoes.
2. If you buy by mail, enclose
the stamp with your order.
8. Stamp IL is transferable among
members of a family living in the
same household and related by
blood, marriage or adoption. Thus,
fathers and mothers may use their
stamps to buy shoes for their chill
dren. ..s.......e ..y.--.. ...5..%-
4. Persons who do not possess war
ration book should apply at their
local war price and rationing board
5. If person needs to buy shoes
but has no Stamp II in his i'm
mediate family which he can use,
he may apply to his local war price
and rationir1g board for shoe pur-
chase certificate. @'| "s:'5~-. ~
Here are the shoes which are
rationed:
All unused shoes, including all
types of boots and shoes made in
whole or in part of leather, and all
leather, and all rubber soled shoes.
: 2. All ordinary types, and such
types as special work shoes, hard
soled moccasins and casual and
play shoes. r.
Shoes which are NOT rationed In
clude::. &.E# 8
1. Soft and hard soled house
slippers and boudoir slippers.
2. Infants soft soled shoes.
3. Ballet slippers. v. ..~sa
4. Ordinary waterproof rubber
footwear, including rubber arctics;
CATERS; work, dress, clog and toe
rubbers; and 1rmbermen's overs.
Shoe reDairS are NOT rationed
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11
What to Do About
Fuel Oil RatiOning
Explained By OPA

The "A,BC'S of fuel oil ration
ing" were outlined today for the
states users of fuel oil and kero-
Sene by FloriS Nagelvoort, state ra-
tioning officer of the Office OF
Price Administration.
OH for the farmers Smudge pots,
fuel oil for circulating heaters ana
furnaces. kerosene for lighting and
cooking in war workers trailerS,
kerosene for a brakeman'S lantern
they're all part of fuel oil rationing,
NagelVoort explained. More than
! 100000 persons are expected to be
affected by the fuel oil rationing
regulation. which became effective
February ].
Here is what to do about fuel
oil rationing, according to Nagel-
WORT:
How TO Register
Dealers-February 10, IL at local
War Price and Ration Board.
Home DISCRETIONARY IS, l6, II
at nearest high school.
Institutions, industrial and CON-
mercial users-February rs, 10, ~
at local War Price and Ration
Board. So. "'s
Get Your Ration Registration
...s 49,. Form
II you do not receive your regis
tration form by mail from your
dealer, by February -, then apply
TO your local fuel oil dealer for IL.
together with a certified statement
from him Of the oil consumed dur
ing the period from June 1871 to
May 81, 1912. You also may get
your registration form from your
local ration board. he sure 10 set
your registration form and fin it,
out completely before You register.
Get the Right Form
a-Private dwelling, form R-ll00.
department or rooming house.
four or more apartments or rooms.
form R-1l0l
Coll for industrial or CONNER
cial non-heating purposes, form
R-1l02 s~ a- W.
dol for agricultural and insti-
tutional uses, cooking and lighting.
form R-l103 -@
coll for cooking or lighting only
form R-ll03A. ~
Measure YOur Home
a-what to measure: INCLUDE:
AL essential living and sleeping
rooms, closets, bath, halls ana
stairs.
DO NOT INCLUDE: Easements,
attics, recreation rooms, sun porches
garage. sleeping porches, work shops
or laundry.
blow to measure: Measure the
length and width, up to the nearest
foot Of each room TO be heated.
Multiply length by width to OBJ
tain square feet.
c-Record your measurements I'm
square feet for each room on your
ration registration form yoUn
find the right space with instruc-
tons how TO mark it.
Inventory
a-when fuel ~ationing began,
February i, you should have mea-
sured the oil in your storage tank
regardless Of the amount of
oil on hand you MUST register.
How TO Save Fuel Oil
i-Turn your thermostat to low
when away or at night.
2-Have burner, flues and Chin
ney inspected, keep free Of SCOT.
3-1nsulate tanks and pipes.
4-Lower water temperature.
5-Check hot water faucets for
leaks.
6-seal cracks at windows and
doors.
Keep fireplace damper closed.
s-Close shades and Grapes at
night.
Shut off heat and keep doors
closed from unused rooms.
1O-wear warmer clothing ana
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11

Mrs. w. s. Washburn left Sun
day for San Francisco where she
expects to meet her son Bob.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-02-11

CHARLES E. SCHNEIDER
The son of Carl F. Schneider of the
Valley, Charles Is a machinists mate,
second class in the navy. He and
Allen Deffenbaugh whose picture
has not yet returned from the en-
graver's enlisted together, but Allen
was sent to the, East Coast and
Charles TO the Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-03
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1e43.
RESOLUTION FOR ALASKA:

Let this year be year of decisions
 All over the world America fights!
 From the farm, factory, industry brings forth ma terias to make possible for ships planes guns and tanks to take shape in quality and quantity to coInplish conclusive results. t.s&....
 We must see to it that these needed implements of war get there Get to all the fronts of the world where they required to carry out each plan successfully We must get them there-swifty, surely ard without fail This is in which transportation plays most important role. All modes of transportation must be thoroughly correlated and utilized to their fullest e- tent in order to get the job done now and then it means inconveniences to you traveller your freight may be held somewhere because of military needs, remember the big guns, and the men who use them come first.
 Let give way willingly and without reserve to our fighting men and women at fronts all over the world, who giving their all and paying the prem iun our national nsuI dnce for the American way of life
 Back them up like you would your favorite ball team sweepstakes entry the stock market any other venture to which you would willingly give your all and which today not worthy of the comparison in value with the lives of young men and women in the service of their country. 4
 They giving of courage guts and gallantry and the will to keep on fighting against any odds-are you?
 Let us invest more and more in the bonds that are buying the bombs and bullets that will give our boys and girls the needed edge the enemy force them back constantly and in ever increasing retreat
 Strengthen their chances to return to enjoy all of the things they are fighting for by investing (youre not gving) in bonds the only support recurring the of your dollars temporarily.
 Your dollars can furnish transportation to bring more of them back home. Let's get them rolling Buy Bonds!
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-03

teaspoon cinnamon
 IA teaspoon cloves
 IA teaspoon nutmeg
 cup chopped cooked prunes or figs
 teaspoon soda
 l teaspoon baking powder
 Mix oatmeal and milk. Cream shortening with sugar. Add cooled oatmeal and rest of in- gredients. Mix lightly. Chill. Break off bits of dough and flat ten inches apart on greased baking sheet. Bake l2 minutes in moderate oven. This dough will kee 10 days stored in re- frigerator and fresh cookies can be baked as needed.
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-03
FOR THE LADIES
Spanish Lamb
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE

Spanish Lamb IA cupsiflour a
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 IA teaspoon paprika
 IA teaspoon celery salt
 lspound' | lamb shoulder (inch cubes)
 4 tablespoons bacon fat or salt port, chopped
 1-2 cup diced onions
 cup tomatoes (pulp and juice) l cup cooked peas
 1-2 cup boiling water
 Mix flour with seasonings, add lamb and mix until coated. Brown lamb in fat, heated in frying pan. Add onions and tomatoes. Cover tightly and simmer an hour. Stir frequently; with fork. Add peas and water. Cook 30 minutes.
 If the mixture seems too thick the frs thour add l-2 cup boil ing water. This meat requires long slow cooking so it is advis- able. to place the pan on an as- bestps mat to prevent scorching =. ',, Oatmeal Drops k k. :. I dup oatmeal .(uncooked breakfast 'cereafy..,, ;.
 1-3 cup hot milk
 l-3 cup shortening 1cup dark brown sugar :. -.
 l teaspoon vanilla ,...s
 l.2 teaspoon salt ~-j., 2i eggs, beaten 4. ? tablespoons molasses xro1 honey :;5 ..'..!..,, lr 2 cups flour -. ..,
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-03

Tell them you saw it advertis- ed in The Nuggeti
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-03

Let this year be year of decisions!
 All over the world America fights!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

Income Bungalows for Sale

MARK TWAIN Grand River - To- room
brick. rented $40, 81 900. terms. Ho.
$3.50.
between Forest and Can
held, 3 rooms and bath down, furnished
apartments and bath Up. neN brick siding
new root. tear garage coal air cOnd
toned income from upper and garages.
$50 month Al condition must be SEGA
20 be appreciated. Priced az s. 500. inciud
lnE stoves refrEeratorS and furnishings
iiEstalEs- with = uH4 epaH.= Cal for af-
pOintmsnt
HENZE 60 1896 GRATIOT PR. 00i0
RUsSELI.-7 Mgs section 5-3 income
stOker heat: lower vacant, paved street
price IS $50, terms $50 month including
taxes Sargent s. Co, si0 East state Fair.
TW. i-55ll
READ Times Want Ads Tor profit use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Flats for Sale

COLQRED RopeUr near Mack 3-family.
$50 month income You can move right
IN A. one apartment "a vacant 50 500, 500
d1wn. owner, TWinhrook 2-f4l3.
COLORED VACANT, MOVE IN
FpWorth ~ 2,famlA. as. upper vacant.
10000 Hurry CRUTCHER. TY. 5.533s.
TY. l-0204.
COLORED McDougau- Monroe. 2.fam.
ily frame G-6. steam stoker heat s.. o00
down. FitIrog 6T93
2.fsmuy. bargain: 81.
500 terms Cannon Bros, 1880 Sherman.
Fl 0tt0
COLORED--Amcrcan. 2.tam SIS ? ha.
furn roas On. PVT Singleton. CA. 1905
READ Times Want Ads for proht--us'
.. them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Houses for Sale
(West of Woodword)

CRUISE. 1886 - rooms bedrooms /;
/ stores schools: 81 500. tn i-l252.
OHIO-7 rooms. brick; on vacuum steam
4 heat near 7Mne ca. 42O0. IT,. 2-6i79
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tnFs IN The bus SnAtlas=Itmez - arft=Aa
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Houses for Sale

ANGIIN, 1888 near McNichois- Four
bedroom house ! noor gas heat good
condition. This ~ family home Bargain.
CorriCk. 1929 Harper. Tuxedo $40.
Lenox 064s.
BARGAIN FERNDALE- ONLY 81 200
rooms modern. terms. 2135i Woodward.
CASGRAIN. 1925. 9-rm. income stoker.
a. heat, 2-car gar. Al condition. 81, 600
du 1910 Vernon. la. 67sl.
cOGSWELL ROAD -3-room. utility room.
bath. modern plumbing. running water;
three acres. Wayne ls06W.
COLUMBUS, Mr. LiNwooD
Att e-rm. home 2-csr gar. side drive
very low price and terms. T. r. Baker,
CA o32l or TR 2.720s
HOMER WARREN 4 CO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Flats for Sale

KITCHENER. 7f2-i4-Brick; garages:
81. O0d 81 SOC Down
KITCHENER '952 4-Brick: GARAGES.
So 500 SO GOO down c. s Stevenson,
l02s Algonquin. Lenox 1853
McKISsTRY li4O-Modern duplex: s. and
each, separate furnaces. bargain
81 300 down
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT co.
62iT W. Fort VI. 1-i4O0
QUINCY. NEAR GRIND RIVER
V 2-iat, $3.50. Low monthly pay
ments. "a r interest. ca T347
HOME ASSOCIATES 325 Lafayette Bldg
COLORED BARGAINS, BRING CHECK,
Alfred i-family SO 500 81 800 On and
. t-famly for only 81 goo 81 200 down
c. W. WHITE, 1880 Hastings. IL. l-00sS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Houses for Sale
East of WoodWard)

BARGAINS
Three very choice homes ln ST clair shores
7-rOom. brick modern ON jefferson
Price 81, 500. - 500 cash. sos monthly
b-rOom modern home ON lake. Price IS T50.
S2 800 cash, $50 monthly.
3-roOm. choice, almost new brick Price
50 500. 50 300 cash S62 monthly.
All very choice cut az tho ordinary homes.
Drive out See them now
LAKE SHORE REALTY 90.
2Jslf r JEFFERSON
PHONE ROSEEILLF G7sO
MONTCLAIR Warren. 6-room. floor,
sac N,t50. 5000 down. Pettne, ~. 1850
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ings IN the bis sunday Times Want Ac
Section,
ST CLAIR SHORES Two bedrooms. bah
ige lot, bargain CA. 1900 TO. 2-647a
ST. JEAN-Mack -1-rm. buug 81 500. gas
furn., stove. refrig. G. 300.
2 BEDROOM home large lot 7SXl17
Harper.s Mile section good tyansports-
ton. Immediate possession 81 800 81 TOO
down. $50 mo, Inquire 209lt Harper
TT. 2-ss2o
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ings IL the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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iugs IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

w. WARREN, NEAR TWENTY FOURTH
Brick. apartments, 4 furnished. 2 stores:
81. 100 annual rent. 81 600 down including
furniture balance $40 monthly. snyder.
Nelson 1928 Second Boulevard. Trinity
l-sT00, evenings. Townsend 5-9le3
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ings in the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Bungalows for Sale

CHERRYLAWN, l5703--Attractivs broom
brick, corner excellent condition. near
schools, transportation. Substantial down
possession soon. Hurry Vermont 7-Ss70.
$3,700
Frame cottage 5-room BATH close stores
schools transportation near Nine Mie-Van
Dyke. $500 viii handle.
JAY OWENS PINGREE 6495
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Business Opportunities

BAR dinl0g roon,--Cps. c. 1888; reason
able owner sacrificing account health
5000 East Warren. Niagara s7f5.
DRAFTEE MUST LEAsEf
Mobile gas super service doing excellent
MayBury Grand. Laiayetts s3i6 or Lsfa~
ystte $500
GROCERY meat market good business,
riness forces sale. sacrificing. Trinity
t-sse1
SMALL machIne shop FOR sale consisting
pf lafhss I arm press, bench grindss
and Ar abundance ~ tools. Gail Atlantis
1888 between ~ noon 20 8.
TAILOR sHOP-Esisbushed - years ssn-
u.s. Illness sTi5 Harp.r Plaza z5sss
CONSULT ne sn'srrsd Rest Es,s.s rss-
mas n ne Dig sunday TlUss Wan, A
Sscti0nl ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Lake and River Property for Sole
Resorts for Sale


A BARGAIN 40 acres; excellent soil. no
buildings; King Road u mile west OF
Middle Belt; 81. 900 cash. Crossman, 1854
Leslie, Detroit. Mich. no. 8444.
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ings in the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

READY CASH or TERMS for HOUSES.
FLATS, any section. col0red; CLfENTol
WAITING. Raglyn. Fitzroy 1920.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Furnished Rooms for Rent

BURNS, 450o-Larse, attractive front room.
olive 1888,
CHEYENNE 1925 Large front room
excellent transportation. Vermont 1926.
CLEMENTS. i2l7. near L.yernois- Lovely
room lady preferred, gp0d transpOrta-
! ton. SOrthaVn 1870
/ COMFORTABLE room for gentleman only.
/ continuous hot running water. near
Trumhuil and Grand River. Temple 2-37sl
I 1905 Ash. Deacon
fDUBAY. s25s Couple or ? gentlemen:
kitchen privileges, lvanhoe sl3s.
GENERAL MOTORS district twin beds
/ carpeted. Private. also sempriyate bath:
quiet and comfortable. kitchen privileges
/ optional Madison 05l3
LARGE front room. men only. call before
3 O'Clock Oregon 1892
| McDOUGALL-L LARGE unfurnished room
couple preferred, white. kitchen prlyi-
! ieges Dixon s073.
ROOM for two women Kitchen privileges
II desired V.newood 2-69ss
ROOM for neat colorea gentleman. Trin.l,
1898
ST AUBIN 37O0-Attractive double and
single. suitable couple or girls.
ST JEAN. sO7e. near Harper Room. twin
beds. Private home lvanhoe 66ll.
| sTRATHMOoR i6s56-Lsrge front. exclu-
| sye new furnishings: twin beds. Couple
/ or gentlemen. Vermont 5-s5i3
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ihgs IN the big Sunday Times Want "A
Section
| COLORED -Large froat room IN Christian
Employed couple Close TO Trans
portstion. Tyler 6-4Ol3
lCOLoRED- Room for respectable gentleman
IN quiet home Trinity 1-70T5,
COLORFD- Room FOR desirable single per
son. Trinity 1895.
/ COLoRED AIS Frederick. Apt 3O2. work
{rV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

BARGAIN
COLORED-2 lots. 35Xi0l; Arlington, y
block Of East McNichols Road For quick
sale $500 each. RITZ FURNITURE CO,
soil Jos. Campau
BEST location. Lincoln Pk., large lots city
improvements, only s2s5. VI 1857.
BRIGGS EMPLOYEES SMILE PLANT
outer Drive and Eureks-45 T.. all inn
Pr0Yements S495. Build. Call George,
Tuxedo 2-9552.
BUY state owned properties. See your
real estate broker.
YPSILANTI--2 choice lots. Apply 223 n.
Normal St. Ypsilanti 1670M
s0x275--sewer water. gas. walks, school
S675 near 13-Mle and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradway Co, PA. 300.
cOLoRED uNKsTER)--All Improvements.
extraordinary bargains; large lots
schools excellently located. University
2-SOel.
COLORED-BUY LOTS NOW-INKSTER
Exceptional opportunity; future security
bargains city improvements, Tyler $500.
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ings IN the bis Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts. bought, migs. made.
NcHuvh, l4l0, Ford Blds. Cadillac 034p.
ANY desirable land c0ntrac; parchased.
MELVIN +. LANPHAR & COMPANY
sth. Floor Lafayette Bids cadillsc s31o.
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inss IN tt'e big Suhtsy Times Want AZ
section AL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT 49, Insurance Co. funds for good
mort gage loans; land contracts bought.
I'd. Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. CA 1855.
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ings IN the big sunday Times Want "A
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
NICE I Mean NICE

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Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
VERMONT h-7800

SINGLE, double. small farms, in good
cand TAYLOR. TIE. 2-21sD after q p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

WILL BUY a single home. Nat or income
bungalow CAN Sir. ArntsOn. Hogartn|
9292. 1859 Livernois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Rentals Wanted

COLORED defense worker win family oi
wants or unfurnished rooms. fat
or house. Tyler 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

SOFTEN Wolf: rooms gear garage
composition brick. $4,000. 1870 ". YER
nor. LA. $751;.
ROliNTREE 1E2nn Plymouth We IL tn0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
CANNED CITRUS FRUITS AND JUICES
GRAPEFRUIT JUICES
300 New Air Cadets
Due al Mich State

East LANSING May e CUPD
Another group OF 800 army air
cadets viii arrive al Michigan
State College this week 10 begin
an intensive fve-month period OF
training. u was announced today
by 1t r = Miller public rela-
tons officer for the 3l0th college
training detachment.
The new cadets viii replace 800
others who left yesterday for the
army classification center al San
hr'~7i~ Dos Nllcr sand ~