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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-09
|ALOJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA
L,JUBEZEN

ci igtene roko, prime case in tr-
ci z Miro: i
''Na zdravje, sestra! PHI do.
dna!" : .
Milan pa jo zgrabi "a po-
dlehtje in il izbije kupo, da "a
zvenci po tleh ..
Mira sc ne spominja, kako je
prisla ven; zdi Sc il, da je zbe-
zala -.
A Tomu je zdaj eudno z Mi
70. Tako mu je, kakor da mu je
treba samo iztegniti roko, pa bi
mu lezala v narocju in bi ga
poljubljala in bi Sc mu vdala...
A ne bila bi mu ljubica: - To-
mo ina docela oni obcutek, ka-
kor ga je incl ma Dunaju OBJ
pocestnih Venerah :.
- skrjanckov samomor in
Magdina bolezen sta Miro zelo
vznemirili. Lica so il skoraj
vpadla in pod ocmi ina obroce.
Pozna sc il, da ina noci brez
.spanja, da ina skrbi in boje v
dust. V druzbi, XII Sc zbira mai
vec ma kegljiscu, je nestrpna in
strasno muhasta; vedno bi ho-
tela izpremembe. Kadar mora
pri kegljanju cakati, seta sem
in tia, Sc ustavlja tn in tam,
zacenja resne pogovore in zbija
sale, drazi in nagaja, a izgubi Sc
tudi v kak koticek, kjer nasloni
glavo ma komolcc in kjer bi
menda dolgo zdela, ko bi je ne
| klicali k igranju, kadar pride
zopet vista nanjo. In takrat
plane kakor il sanj, oblicje il
je lisasto, clovek pa ugiblje, ali
je dremala ali je jokala ...
Javornik je skoraj nepresta-
no v njeni blizini. Pogledi ME
govih zametnih, siroko odprtih
oci jo prodirljivo zasledujejo;
lizejo Sc OBJ njenih udih in ST.
kajo njih lepoto vase; lovijo Sc
"a njenini nogami in iscejo ME
nih mec pod krilom; zabadajo
sc il v oci in kricijo zmerom
isto zeljo in zahtevo:
Bod moja, Mira! Ljubiti me
moras, Mira! Pa &c sc svet po.
greene, ljubiti me moras, Mi
ra!
In &c jo spazi v kotu, Sc pri.
plazi k Mi in sede poleg ME:
njegovi roki jo ma rahlo obja
meta krog pasu; njegova usts
Sc priblizajo njenemu usesu ir
il sepetajo:
Cemu sc mucis Mira? Zaka:
81 ne priznas, da ljubis same
meme, Mira? Zakaj ne uvidis
da 81 mi zapisana? Cemu sc upi
ras svoji usodi? - JAZZ sen
tvoj MOI, ii moja ljubica! -
All - ii 81 me ze toliko zasa'
njala, da me je polna tvojs
dusa! Tvoje telo drhti in "Trip
| lie "a menoj in tvoja kri krici
- po tebi hrepenim, moi ljub
eek! '.
i Njegova sapa, njegovi prsti
zracna plast, XII ga obkroza, -
vse vpije vanjo in jo zahteva ir
jo prepricuje:
JAZZ sem tvoje solnce, Mira
Vame sc pogrezni, da zgoris ,
ljubezni, da skoprnis cd sre
| ce!
Mnogokrat je cd njegove SUI
gestivnosti tako podjarmljen
da zdi oh MEM kot nebogljen
bolan otrok OBJ materi, XII MI
|! je edna opora ,edini dom ns
svetu. Cast Sc zagleda vanj ir
Sc zastrmi, da je videti kot "a
maknjena, - kakor da il j.
stopila dusa liz telesa in sc spo
jila z MIN .. Drugikrat pa s
zakrije oci in 81 zamasi usesa
pa bezi pred MIN, kakor da j
gobavec; strah zomezlja v tele
su, kakor da je vedomec lege
nanjo in Sc il v vrat vsesal, ds
il izpije kri -.
| Yes cas- po veselici je ze Javol
hripav. Nj ravno videti, da bi bi
bolan; ceprav ina vdrtine poe
Ocmi in so mu lica bledeiSa ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-09

At the Battle Of Midway an Army
Lieutenant. after bombing carrier,
was forced to bail out Of his bomber.
He was able to get q fish eye'' view
Of the entire battle from his collapsi-
bic boat and was later picked up by
an American plane. Your purchase
of War Bonds with at least ten per-
cent Of your income every payday
will help protect the lives Of men
who are flying for you. Get behind
them today. U.S.. Tsoss,y Dsbo,smsnsi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-09
Oglasajte "
Ellakopravnosti
X ~ -. kI
MhatHa~RlxMM|
WAR Bonds

Actual experience On Tho worlds
war fronts has proved The collapse
BILE boat an essential safety feature
for both Naval ana land based
planes. They are made Of rubber.
lied material, easily inflated.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-09
Antona NaghGca


Xxi mas je "a vedno zapustil
6. februarja, 1912.
Kruta smrt, cemu odvzela
81 nam dragega Oteta?
Kar najdrazje Srno imeli
spravila 81 ga cd mas.
Kje ste, kje ste, zlati alta,
tuzno vsem nam je po vas,
da bi Sc odprla Tata
in prikazal Vas obraZ.
Rane Y Srcu so Odprte,
srce skelece krvavi,
THO nosimo bolesti,
da nobeden to ne We.
Sladko spite kraju vecnega miru,
ljubi soprog in dragi oce,
vecna luc maj sveti ii.
zalujoci ostali:
MARY NAGL1C, soproga.
ANTON1JA NAGLIc, hcerka.
BRATJE in sESTRE.
Cleveland, O., 9. februarja, 1943.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29
Church Spokesman Score
Ruciul Discrimination

Washington. y. &. GLNS). - IN
conference with War Manp0wer Chair
man Paul V. McNutt. a group repre-
senting the Catholic, Protestant and
Jewish churches made known their
concern over racial discrimination in
war jobs and asked the early revival
of the Fair Employment Practices
Committee.
The group announced they stressed
the disappointment of minority groups
and especially of the Negro people at
the cessation of public hearings Of
cases where charges Of discrimination
had been made" No hearings haze
been held since January, they added.
and several members of the committee
have resigned.
McNutt told them, they said, that
"he is most anxious to see the Fair
Employment Committee resume its
functions, but that the extraordinary
difficulty he encountered in finding the
right men to sit on the committee and
head it We're holding up his plans.
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Hymn Of Hate
(Confinued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
Pot Dome gang members of organized
labor? Was Samuel Insul, steel magnet
and tinancier, who falSitied reports!
Were the financierS who were reSpOn-
Sible for the crash of 1892 union
men? The big business men, who fur
nSh large percentage of the steel,
machinery, gasoline, oil, scrap iron
and other material with which to build
the war machines which our boys will
have TO smash at so high Il price, were
they members of a union? No, not one
of them. Did Captain Eddie show any
concern in these rotten dealings?
After being warned repeatedly for
years before Pearl IIarbOr by prOmi-
nent men in Il position to know that
eventually we must fight Japan, Cap
tain EiCkenbacker showed no concern
over supplying that country with war
material that eventually would mean
the sacrifice of the lives of the cream
of our young manhood. Not to mention
the sacrifice and suffering of people
of other nations where this hell broke
loose. Why did not Captain Eddie see
the danger here?
Union labor through the Buy Ameri-
can Campaign and the Boycott OF
Japanese ana German goods, sponSOr-
ed largely by the National brotherhood
of Operative POtters, did see the
danger. Not only to American industry,
but to our boys who must make the
supreme sacrifice and believing in the
old adage, "a stitch in time saves
nine," did enter their protest. They
were criticized by the same element
which now praises the captain to the
skies Why did they not see the danger
in the creation of their Frankenstine
monster who eventually would take the
| lives of thousands of our boys? Could
it be that it was not to their financial
interests TO do so?
Captain RiclicnbacIer showed nC
concern over the large aircraft com
panieS holding up production fol
months until they could get contracts
! from the government more to theil
! liking in "A financial way. And yet
these products We're solely needed by
our allies. Could this be for the same
reason?
| wonder if the captain could takf
enough time out from his TRADES OF
the fOrty-hour law and overtime pay
to make the following figures public
| The OpA records Of profits of 1911
over the four-year period of 1869
of just few of our large industries
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29

General Motors, 20 per cent; Curtis
Wright, 99.4 per cent; Bethlehem
Steel, 123 per cent; Douglas Aircraft,
962 per cent; Glepn Martin, 1T per
cent: United Aircraft, 321 per cent;
New York Shipbuilding, 2420 per cent;
Locllheed Aircraft, 961 per cent. Not
to mention some of our industries
nearer home, Jack and Hentz for in
stance Do these figures smack of
racketeering?
But to go back to the original argu-
ment, with all its faults, what insti-
tuition has done more towards securing
better wages, working conditions and
Il standard of living equalled nowhere
in the world for the American worker,
than the union labor movement? DO
YOU folks who do not belong to Il labor
organization believe you would be en-
joying the highest wage standard in
the world if it were not for union
| labor setting this standard? DO you
believe that without the efforts of
union labor you would have the forty
! hour law with its provisions for over
time pay? Do you believe you would
have Industrial Insurance, Cnemploy-
ment Insurance, Old Age Pensions,
Social Security, the Fair Labor Stand
ard Act and numerous other benefits
secured, not by men like Eddie Rick
enbacller and his SPONSORS but through
the efforts of men he would have you
| Inannst 1tnI crooks
and racketeers of the blacklist stripe?
After all folks the words of the
Master, ''by their fruits We shall know
them,' are just as true today as they
We're when spoken by him two thou
sand years ago. "A bad tree cannot
bring forth good fruit"
Now just a little on the war record
of union labor since Pearl Harbor.
They fought with any weapons avail
able along with the Marines at Mid
way and Wake Islands and today LOO
are prisoners in the sinking prison
camps of the JapS. Who went through
all the hardships and suffering on the
raft in the Pacific with Captain Rick
enbacker, with him every day, every
hour of that terrible experience and OF
whom we hear nothing from the gal
liant Eddie? Captain William L. Cherry
of the Air Pilots, AFL Union and
Corporal John Bartk of the CIO are
never mentioned. Why aren't they CON
sidered as heroes the same as Mr..
! Rickenbacker? Are they not entitled
TO the same consideration?
Who rebuilt the ships and fortifica-
tions in record time at Pearl Harbor!
Union men broke all records in build
ing camps, roads and landing fields
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29

from Alaska to the South Seas. Union
men are risking their lives daily i'll
producing cartridges, shells and bombs
for our fighting men and breaking all
records doing what the wise men SAID
could not be done They are outdoin@
themselves in the Kaiser shipyards in
California and receiving much praise
from Kaiser for their patriotism, CO.
operation and efficiency. Risking their
lives in delivering the goods through
submarine infested water to our fight
ing men overseas. our union merchant
seamen have very little protection in
transporting their cargo. They have
been wrecked and adrift at sea more
often and for longer periods than the
great Rickenhacker. And after they
are rescued they ship out as soon as
they are able, instead of going about
the country stirring up class hatred
and creating diSunity between labor
and mana cement. These maritime men
know what casualties are, their list
is much larger than the United States
| Navy'S list None of these men are
being paid anywhere near the $4,000
IL year salary credited to Mr. Rick
enbacller. Yet he would advocate a
ten per cent reduction in their pay.
Take union labor from the war eff
! fort and | would hate to be in the
shoes of our boys overseas, depending
on Captain Eddie Ricllenbacker, his
sponsors and their gang to deliver the
goods.
l am proud of the fact that l have
been member of the National Bro
therhood of Operative Potters for the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29
FIVE BOYS IN SERVICE

Brooklyn, \. Y In the Brooklyn
home Of old-timer Abe Levy, cap
maker J-star flag hangs in the win
dow for his , sons in service, Charles,
Herman, Martin. Irving, and Jack
Soon the veteran member Of Local =
of the United Hat, Cap and Millinery
Workers International Union expects
to send two more boys off to war,
adding more stars To his flag.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29
by LUCIA MALLORY
ME FIRST"

Mother" screamed four year Old
Jean. Donnie pushed in front of me
to get into the house first! He's rude
and rough. Tll-I'll-" Her large
brown eyes swan with angry tears,
and her little mouth was quiNering.
"Jean That's no way for Il little
lady to talk" exclaimed her mother.
But she called the boy back. Donnie! F!
Donnie! Come here and tell your little
sister you're sorry you crowded ahead
of her"
Back came the child his face eX-
pressing Illustration and defiance. But
/ can hear Tippy on the back porch
bowling to get in, and Jeannie'S 50
SLOW he complained. "She pokeS!
How do you ever expect to grow
up into IA civilized human being, when
you behave like little savage!' began
the mother hopeleSSIy. Her voice
trailed away as she saw that neither
of the children was listening. Donnie
obviously could hear only his dog, and
his every nerve was being strained in
his desire to rescue his beloved pet
While Jean was now contentedly I'M
dressing her doll. "Oh, WCll!' decided
Mrs. Parker.
Perhaps all this effort with the chill
drcn wasn't bit of use. Maybe they d
just wake up some morning knowing
minding and scolding would sink into
the SubconScious minds of her offspring
and finally take effect. But she CON
tinued to worry over the problem, for
Donald had started TO 30 to kinder
garten the week before, and she was
distressed to think of his acting as
rude1y there as he frequently did AT
e-eSpecially with regard to push.
ing ahead Of his younger sister. Per
hapS he would do it with other chill
dren.
The next week, Mrs. Parker Will
little Jean drove several Of the kinder
garten children home from school. She
had been on an important Crrand anC
called for the children on her way
back. When She stopped the car, at The
home OF Susan and Charles, anC
l'"'i''u ''"0N |" Op'' '.'o uool 49, 'D-
'ii'in 2,i' il''''' "i,i q SIN
way Charles climbed over his sister
and scrambled out.
l" hcl 81 i'I 'i,'i' vas ' W. 80 :,
chorus i''in ''io ",''N S'"' -'.' l'','
We ,9. ooN "4'' . SUNS ~ ~
Hie iio''
>ii"i ie' 'oi i''" ~ ~
scarce cileeNS' anu l!"9'iiS Sl""'eo ="
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29

Mix Il half cup diced chicken or fish
with IL cups crumbs, u cup milk, |
tblSpn. butter or substitute, l tSpn.
parsley and onion each. Press mixture
in muffin tins and drop an egg in each
Bake II min. until eggs are done.
Serve with hot vegetable and salad.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29

past 81 years and | challenge Eddie
Rickenbacker, or any other man TO
prove just one instance of crooked
dealing or racketeering connected with
any National Officials of this organiza
ton in the tifty-three years of its
pNiStenCc-OC 80
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-04-29
Home Education
"The ChilRs First School is the
Family"-FrOebel

Issued by the National Kinder
garten Association, S West 40th
Street, New York City. These arti-
cles are appearing weekly in our
columns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Furnished Rooms for Rent

pE SOTO $50 LARGE front room twin
beds. GEAR fNCcUC- NiChers JnIversltN
1-auI4
FOFEER-b Nrt Ri or girls twin
beds new modern home. breakfast OPP
fI.naI Vermont 6-u1lo
FURNISHED ROOM TWO GIRLS
Apply SH3l HolrOmh
noe NTH I.Tif Room m ftrDed home
transportation.
MEYFES- F,rfsH r.aw tnr rent showWs
Ncis reasonable. gentleman. 1906 Monta
N.stal
FOH%s 6o- Harper Grauoi Gentleman,
good habits private home Ivanh"e $3.50
SHERIDAN I7s7 Eenuei gentleman phi
rats nom, double front room good
'rtnsp,rfaiioi
STEATMORF 1886 Large front eNclu.
size ucv furniture twin beds couple 81
two gentlemen Vermont 5-Gal3
TWO rooms tor NICE clean gentlemen
block from street car, bus. ass
Rarkuw tt, uH6S,
on 8 ADULTS large ICONS neon,
tafs furnished good transportation
references. 2-it Crane.
CULOHED-M synury Grand. single gentle
man. good transported on, quiet home
sleeping room TY. 5-67i2.
COLORFp neatl, furnished room gentle
man only, excellent transportation Iun
uy l-aipS
COLORFp Rooms single men defense
workers, of unemployed woman. Mel
rrse 2972
COIOREp Room % rent single men
west side Gail TYLER l-26g5.
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Flats for Sale
EAST Of Noodward)

BARGAIN Congress mar Dubois brloK
80. hot air heat large f-car orrk
garage. Tony Cinuffo. lvauhus 4l13
BEWICK Modern 4-famiy brick = rooms
each bargain. Sl0,5oO Pe'tine. Pr. 1880
CANTON. between Vernon and Charleyoix
So in good condition . steam furnaces
TURNER 4 WILSON, PROSPECT 1895
FRRR.Mt EIHot-VACAST sOON 2-fan
ny - fun basement steam heat
81 900 5000 down Plaza so22
HrRLBUT Harper real up-tp-ds,e 6.s.
iarge lot, 5000 Pettine. ~ 1880
LENOX above Jefferson brick st
steam furnaces stone steps drvewsN.
garages. $500, 81 900 down. Bartlett.
LenoN $3.50.
LILLIBRIDGE 5-5 . hot AIR furnaces
good condition small down payment
Tony Ciuifo. lvanhoe ana
MACK .Chene II good condition bar
gain: 81 200, 1000 d.. Petiine, ~. 5000
MONTCLAIR mr. Chalevoix vacant IN
80 days, brick, SO, garage. Haskius,
" Si22.
ROBINS -Gratiot. beautiful brick 81 steam
heat sacrifice. So 800 Petiine. Pi 1850
SHERIDAN 1927. near Lafayette rooms
each ? steam furnaces, garages $1,000
LAKEviFW 1Aoc near Kercheval. 6
rooms each: 2-csr huck garage rents
SIS month - 0OO down 81, 600
GUINAN, 1882 MACK IL 1850
WANDA g MiIe-6-6. II A.. garage bar
gain. S.e50. 81 600 On. Pettine, ~ 1880
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Board and Room

BOARD and room southern style cooking
SlO per week 81 Parsons.
ROlLENARD.- EAST tiRANfe-saa-M ariy-
Gratiot district front two men WIN
beds, showers. three meals. Sl2 weekly
TWO gentlemen tday workers convenient
tq defense plants Murray t5Ut-
WYOMING FFNKEI.L Men only, real
home excellent meals garage. Notth
IhMn hAAn
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cOLoRED-McDougall vacant, s rooms. 2
garage: painted walls: ST. 500 down. FtZ-
roy 67s3
CoLoRED-FIVE. SIX ROOM HOUSES
$500 Down. CAN JONES" Columbia
1910
COLoRED lroquois Medbury, 7 rooms (;
modern, Si,sOO. half cash. owner. Plaza
1888
COLORED-single and 2,flat y. OF Blss
on lot. SACRIFICE! Singleton. CA. 1000
COLORED or white Binder, 1910: fr. 5
rms. bath, h. u. hit, gar, Nv. 00si.
COLORED-Davson Sec mod rms
$500 down. Mcqueen. TO 1851.
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Colored ebay Possession
Houses for Sale

AsBURY PARK. $3.50 yrs. old. face
brick 5 rms, tile bath Venetian blinds.
nat. firepl.. storm windows. screens, fenced
paved shown by appt VErmont $1,000.
ROY T. ROUNTREE 1920 Plymouth Rd
BOII .FVARp near McDougali bed
rooms. br 10 roof lot 45Ni45. Pear br.
garage, side drive. Also 2-store Or shop
fiH3o must sell Haskin. lvauh0e jl22
CASFlEI.D West. Third room hot ar
good transportation. 500 terms Tyler
5-S777 evenings
CANTON HARPER e-room, full base
uisnt, not AR. garsre, - 200, 81, oOt
down. 1888 Miller. Plaza b3t6.
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Income Bungalows for Sale
East of WoodUard)
Income Bungalows for Sale
West of Woodvard)

COT RTLASp 2se0 near LlrwoOd Lovely
. and frame income ] hot sir heatirg
unr, good shape 2-caf garage side drive
only s. 300 81 500 down PAYMENT Please
DO not disturb tenants shown by sppoint-
mem orty HngaFth siS4
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NOT BIG, JUST CUTE,
ONLY S2.7OO- $500 DOWN

Ashury near slx-NNe 4.r0um bath "a
rage good condition S25 per month. open
sundays -. ..,-s
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Wanted to Rent Apartments
Wanted to Rent Houses

COLORFD couple wants p or 9 room
both employed Terrace 2-37l2
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Housekeeping Rooms

CNSGRAIN 1920 Three furnished house
keepnr/ rooms. newly decorated.
TNO large furnished light housekeeping
rooms. adults twhtc). $50 Harmon.
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Share LiUing Quarters

BUNGALOW, Kelviuaior District Couple
home privileges good transport alton
reasonable, HoFarth sS6S
WILL share Groom house with single man.
couple with ] child, east side. asa
Charles
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Buy acre $3.50 s. dr.. grow your own
l-nl T-mlry 81 y Main. r
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Rentals Wanted

.CONGESlAL business couple would Ike
light housekeeping room or small apart
ucut. or ANY rospoctahl" living quarters
Ford Rouge or Sprueweis section. Phonc
Bedford $50
RESPECTABLF coiored couple wants fur
uished OF uniutniShed rooms. Trlp"l
i-i3i9.
WANTED -4-5-room apartment income
bungalow or, Nat Young couple, drai'
exempt. No children, Telephone Fort
shelby. Room 5i2
i3 EMPLOYED adults wish 3-room furnished
apt. with refrigeration. west side, ref
crences TR. l-sudS
. OR i-ROOM house. yard children
under 3 Dearborn district. oregon 37io.
COLORFD professional couple wants fur
nishcd or unfinished apt or house. not
over ? rooms. 500 reward. Trinity l.i715
COIORFD defense worker wants to rent
apartment or house. references. Can
Cadillac 65l9, mornings.
COLoRED-U nfurnished hve rooms nice
neighborhoud defense worker, respon-
sblc Townsend 5-5bHi
COLORFD couple Wculd Ike four cor FIVE
room fat house or apartment, one
child. Trinity 2-737s.
COLoRED couple wants . or 7.room fat
or ap, will buy furniture. 30i Farms
worth II. Jackson.
COLORED defense worker desires 3.
room house nat. apartment, references.
Temple 1-156l
COIOREp Rent or lease or 10 room
house suitable for roonets reference
IEia.tA i-2lS4z --------
COIOREp couple wants large room or
share Twins quarters. defense worker.
TY 7-Sls6
.COiORED Wishes 20 rent tour ar nv
room house nr store front an west SIDE
oregon us65.
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ConUoIescent Homes

MILTON HOSPITAL. - Chronic diabetes
any case. Ambulance service. reasonable
tAles--l92u " Grand Blvd
THE Lillian Nichols Home for elderly
ladies' Write Box 81 or cali 1922 Utica
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Business Places for Rent

SHERWOOD corner Studebaker. 5ON65,
suitable any business. Cali Centcrhne
1236-W
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Property Manageme at

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON, INC. OFFICES
WE MANAGE your colorcd property an
sections OF Detroit. For efficient service
can TERRACE q277
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Colored. Excellent Investment


chandler John RIA rooms, brick steam
heat four garages. recreation room, -FOUR
VsInE% TRINITY 1870
COLORED IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
VACANT 22is McpOtGALLi seven rooms
4ir -cond toned, recreation room. screens.
EXCELLENT condition: 50 $50. terms.
open sunday. 10 = TERRACE 2-P2'7
CoLOREp -HAMTRAMCK- VACANT!
MOVE RIGHT IN
DANDY S-rm bungalow. brk siding good
cond. stove ut: only $3.50 On so mo.
r. sLOBIN-TR. 1-0366-Tf. 7-7ll5
COLORED-w, SIDE BARGAIN!
i-hdrm. home, basement. furnace. good con
dition. ONLY 81 500 fun price, loo an. o.
S35 mo sLOBIN. TR. 1886. TN. 7-7ila.
COLORFn BARGAINS! tGratiot-Wilkins
sectionI Two eivht-roo houses $1,000,
$500 down each. IMMEDIATE possession.
Mills HAMLAR. Trinity 2-s5ii.
COLORED- Rosedale S rooms. good con-
dition. kitchens baths. can he made
into 2-hat, steam heat gear garaee
81. 100 down TW. lisp.
cotoRED-- smith. near John r.. IL
rooms - room ktchenettes. steam
heat 2-csr garage, $1,000 down. wv
1882
CoLORED- Englewood, near John r s
rooms. bedrooms good condition,
car garage 81 600 down. TWs 1882
COLoRED HARMON. rooms. nice and
clean fun basement furnace. s. 500.
81 900 down. sLOBlN, TR i-0366
COLORED- Illinois. 2226. 6-fo0n hath.
store front hot air heat. s. 500 5000
down Rand. Cadillac 1928
CotoRED Harmon 2-ns' s rooms
each. 2 furnaces, 2-car garsee ~ 500
down TW 1882
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