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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-07

raJe zacell raZumevatl, ola so SO
Cast temeljito izpremenili.
Zdaj ne gre vec "a to, dali Sc
hoGemo ali nocemo odreci; ne
gre vec "a to, ali je zlocin ali
ne, predstaviti "svete mejnike'
kadar to zahtevajo WISH intere-
ISL. Treba je odlocnosti, treba je
razumeti in izjaviti, da imaJo
vsi narodi isto pravico do zrv-
Iljenja, kakor je to tudi koncno-
veljavno utrdila Atlantska po-
slanica. Vzdrzevati ma vse vec-
ne case plamen taksnega ognja,
ali tudi lie tleeo ~zerjavico, hi BIZ
10 prenevarno "a bodoco Evro-
pc. Razpravljati o tenn, ali Je
umestno ali ne, dovoliti itaIl-
iansko ali slovensko Solo v tel
ali oni vasi, in to "a ceno stalne
napetosti, hi bio izzivanJe IN
zasmehovanje milijonov mrtvih,
padlih v tel vojni "a definitivno
obnovo boljsega in cisteJsega
sveta.
TAX kot je, Trst ne more IL
Yeti. A ma drugi strani pa tudi
nj mogoee izroeiti tujcem 3OO,-
1000 Italijanov brez solidnih In
eastnih jamstev, ker hi custva
in narodna cast zadobila kruto
in neozdravljivo rano. Ako bi
stavili to vprasanje enemu IL
med starih strokovnjakov po-
liticne vede, enemu izmed onih
starih predstavnikov "lauda-
torres temporis acti Sc pueris"
j, hi nam zlobpo odgovoril:
Giuseppe Mazzini in Carlo
Cattaneo, sta ia vprasanja po-
znala in razresila lie pred 80 le-
: ii, a vi starokopitni in nevrednl
: potomci Sc utapljate v cast vo'
de-"
Juzno-evropska ali podonav,
ska federacija DO nujno potre'
j bovala pristanisce, a edino We
like pristanisce, XII DO odgovar'
:ialo, zapomnite 81, edino pri'
? stanisce "a memo trgovino z
vzhodom, je Trst. Naprayiti il
NIGGA veliko kozmopoliticno me
= tropolo S svobodno luke in cd
reel Sc v prid now Evropi neka'
, term zunanjostim nadvlade '
i mestu, DO potrebna in mozata
q akorevno morda ma prvi poglee
, tezka zrtev ma oltarju koncno
v~eljavne ureditve pomirjene Ev
rope.
Toda zdi Sc mi, da sc motin
- da, ~zagotovo Sc motim, kajt
now CAST bodo prinesli idealnt
resitev: Zedinjene Drzave Evro
Pc,
. M. G.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-07
"REKKONSTRUKCIJA" JUGOSLOVAN.
SkE Wade


Pc prvi objavi O nameravani rekonstrukciii iugo-
slovanske Wade smo koncno tie dni vendar docakali to
tezko pricakovano "rekonstIukciio," XII mai odpravi ne
potrebne llstnice in ustVari koaicijo Vseh vaznejsih jugo-
slovanskih strank odnosno predstavnic vseh sloiev jugo-
slovanskega ljudstva.
L izjemo odstaVljenega ministra Nincica, znanega
zobnega duha Jugoslavije, XII je pomenjal "a Slovence
vsikdar sano nesreco, kolikorkrat je prisel ma povrSje, nj
skoro govora O kaki rekonstrukciii Wade. &c izvzamemo
tega velesrbskega grobokOpa Jugoslavije, XII je svoje-
casno Vodll pogajanja z ltalijo ter sklenil 4 MO nesrecno
Rapallsko p0godbo, S katero je prodal nase nesrecne pri-
no1ske brate in mas Trst Italiii, moreno reel, da kar Sc
mas SloVenceV tice, sno prisli z dezja pod kap. Pref smo
incl V Vladi diva SloVenca, XII sicer nista %zastopala slo-
venskega ljudStVa kot celote, temvec-na siroko veto
p~ristaSe svoje lastne slovenske ljudske stranke, pa vendar
sta bila Slovenca. Danes pa ne samo, da bodo V rekon-
struI an VaQl zastopane Ve plastl naSega naroda, kakOr
ie bio DO por0ciih V New York Times"-u obliublieno,
tenVec je mora Il Sc cd teh dveh eden til, tako da je ostal
V Vladi sam Or. Krek. Ne glede ma DIR. Krekovo ozje
strankarsko naziranje, do katerega je kakor vsakdo IL
med mas, docela upravicen, moramo tudi ma splosno
ddklonti njegoVo z~astopstvo sirokih slovenskih mas, to
pa cato, kcr vem0, da ne more govorti V njihovem
lmenu, IN Er so nam znane njegoVe nedaVne in prejsnje
polticne lnahinacije, S katerimi je hotel utrditi strankin
in pozneje svoj osebni presto in p~olozaj.
Il poroCila 0 rekonstlukciji kabineta ie lazvidno, da
SO 0stai V MEM Srbi V pretezni VeCini, Hrvatje so manda
trJe, in en- SlOyenec. AkO SO res hotel skrciti Waldo
oziron2a jo konstruirati tako, da DO V Mi vc l.judskih
Ieplezentantoy, to Il goinjega nj razyidno. Mixer ne
vidim0 na primer dopolnlla ali nadomestitve zastopnikov
sloyensEega ljudstva, nit ne zastopnikov SOC, 900 dus
~br0jeCega naSoga slOVenskega in h~rTatskega naroda, XII
ga re doloih Is let tlacio TUT italijanski gospodarji
PTnno13ki Sloyenci in HrVatje imaio V tel dezeli dvoie
Odlicnlh in zmoznih predstaVnikov, dr. IVana NJ. Coka,
piedsedniAa Jug0slovanakega odbola IL ltalije, in DIR.
B0risa FJrIana, ucenjaka in uniyeIZitetnega profesorja,
kl sta 0ba l0gicna z~astopnika nase brezpraVne mansine
V ltajji Glede Or. Coka srno ameriski Slovenci re izjavili
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-07
I~TALIJANSkO PRIZNANJE

Bern, n. decembra N
Italijanska cenzura je propu-
stlla naslednjo brzojayko svi-
carskega porocevalca il Rina:
Tudl v srecnih cash miru je
bio ma milijone I~talijanov, XII SO
sc prezivljali $ kosckom kruha,
namocenega V olju. To nj preti-
ravanJe, temvec COLA resnica.
Premislite kako grozen ucinek
poyzroeajo zracni napadi- ma
ljudstyo ziveee v takem po-
manjkanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-07

jul, zdaj pc zeleznici. Hitlerjeva
Europa potrebuje ma stotisoee
tovornih vagonov in ma deset-
tisoee lokomotiv. Zdaj Sc Re do
gaia, da prenasajo krompir V
potniskih yagonih, ker je tovor-
nth vagonov premalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-07

segla, da Sc je vojastvo il ten
krajev vedno junasko borilo "a
svojega fevdalnega dunajskega
gospodarja.
Jugoslovanske zahteve so u
smerjene predvsem ma Dalmaci-
10 in ma trzaske, goriske in
puljske pokrajine, o katerih tr-
rde, da so z ogromno vecino slo-
venske, oziroma hrvaske.
O Dalmaciji raje ne bono go
vorili, ker je popolnoma hrvas-
ka, raven ako hi hoteli po-
vzdigniti 5000, ponavljam, O.
sem tisoe, Italijano v polozaju
narodne manjsine. Njena geo.
grafska in strategicna vaznost
:ie ogromna, ker bi Dalmacija v
rokah Italije, napravila IL Jugo-
slavic italijanski gospodarski
protektorat, ali pa jo primorala
v nasprotnem slueaju, da z ma
mi pretrga trgovske zveze in
potem usmeri svoj promet pc
rekah ma Donavo in v hanseat-
ska mesta. Use to so stare in re-
10 znane stvari.
Starinske in spostovanja vred-
ne benecanske razvaline v Trogi
ru in Dioklecianovi ostanki v
; Solinu, predstavljajo lepe in
strastipolne, zgodovinsko lite
rarne emocije, XII so privedle ia
talnega pesnika IL palace Vito
riale do tega, da je zaeel sire
ljati liz svojih malo nevarnih
topov, "a katere pa vendar pla'
cujemo tako visoko ceno. Use tc
pae razvnema patrioticno in la
zi-patrioticno zavest mornarje1
obalske plovbe in razgreva sku'
Pine starokopitnih c~itateljev Da'
nunzijeve "Ladje", posebno O.
nih ~citateljev, XII Sc nimajo Is
let - toda vse to ostaja v hled'
, mem okvirju arheologije.
Tako prihajamo do Trsta, k
je popolnoma in znamenito tia
. lijanski, XII Sc je hrabro boril
da hi taksen ostalH in Sc spoil
matero: domovino, akoravno j
fpokojna Avstrija z vsemi sred
stvi brezuspesno poskusala, d;
zdrobi - ker ga rabbit nj mo
gla - granitni biloxi njegovegs
italijanstva. Toda S tenn je v tie
! pokrajini tudi vse koncano. VS.
ostalo je kompaktno slovensk'
in komaj kilometer izven me
. sta Sc ne slisi vec italijansk'
govorice.
Puljska pokrajina in Istra p;
, predstavljati etnisko in jezikov
no mesanico, XII sc vlece pred
, vsem vzdolz stare meje me-
Benesko Republiko in Avstrij
skim Cesarstvom, deloma oil
reki Mimi, deloma pa pc crit
4 XII deli obalno, popolnoma itali
,jansko zono cd notranjega de
la, XII je hrvaski, akoravno NJ
vec cist, temvec pomesan il
prepleten z mnogimi naselbina
mi, posebno IL Furlanije in Kar
nije, XII so bile postopoma alb
sorbirane. Kljub temu pa Sc ma
hajajo Sc v mnogih srediseih
~1aotranjosti majhne in BORDEN
italijanske iredentisticne mani
sine, vkljueene v hrvasko veci
no, XII so Sc vedno upirale il
nadale.
V pogledu goriske pokrajin'
' pa je priroda, in sicer reka So
> ca, potegnila tako jasno in toe
no mejo, deleeo dive grofiji, d;
izpusca lie prebivalstvo glavneg;
. mesta, XII je kakor Trst obkolje
) no cd kompaktne slovenske 20
ne ma levem bregu reke Soce.
} Te tri p~okrajine predstavlja
I jo zaledje trzaske luke, XII je p'
: aneksiji "a vedno izgubljeno. 7.
je neoporecno dejstvo, XII je bill
nacelnikom italijanskega ire
dentizma dobro znano, kar nj
so mogli vedeti v naprej, je hi
. la ustvaritev drzave cd Is mill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-07

M G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Generous and Smiling

IS \ LCOHOLISM," says Dr. Lawrence Kolb.
n Assistant Surgeon General of the United
States rs the fourth greatest disease problem in
this country
Because of the general ignorance and neglect
OF the problem Of excessive drinking, uncounted men
and women of intelligence and talent have suffered
disaster and defeat
Now and then, physician has given time
and thought TO It. But research expensive So
clety irowned upon the chronic drunkard NUS
anoe The law treated him a criminal
The ''reformers' blamed the drinking the Ii
quor, and having pronounced II curse, they tried
to do away with II. At what Cost?-the tragic ei-
ects OF prohibition are still with
At last the tide OF thought has turned. Out of
the OF evidence, authorities declare that
alcoholism is a disease and that the alcoholic is not
a sinner, a criminal or derehct, but very sick
person.
Just how laynen under the leadership of Alec
holics Anonymous, large group of former addicts,
helping scientists fight the illness is gripping
account, told by Mrs. Genevieve Parkhurst. recog
nized national authority and former magazine editor
who. in the preparation of this and subsequent
ticles has had the approval and cooperation of lead
ing scientists and laymen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

he had accumulated d fortune
most Of which he had left to
Bob who was his only living
heir. The marriage was
love match and everyone said
it was ideal.
Il Didn't turn out that way
Neither Alice nor Bob had
been given the sense Of re-
sponsibilitV without which
fortune may turn out TO be a
misfortune. To Bob. family
life was dull and irksome. He
craved change and excite
mont. Even while Alice was
CARRYING her first child, he
drank and stayed away at
night. When their third child
WAS born and Alice returned
from the hospital she learuede
that Bob had m~cd TO his
club.
Unused TO denial, Alice was
unable 10 meet if half way
She was in love with Bob and
she couldn't bear being alone
with her thoughts of him.
I'm her first loneliness she
began TO look about for an
anodyue. In a continuous
whirl of excitement. she filled
her houses, town and coun-
try. with young people who
must always be ON the go.
There were dinners and
dances and yachting parties
and always drink TO wash
them down with. After
while there was more and
more drinking When this got
around. her conservative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
BY GENEVIEVE PARKHURST
CHAPTER 1

ol9i3 by American Weekly Inc Britain Rights Reserved
IN MY mind are two great portraits drawn from
memory.
One comes to me from first night in the
New York theatre some twenty years ago. The
play was Hamlet. The player young beyond his
forty years, slender, graceful and agile, and with
profile as fine as a da Vinci drawing, might have
tnppcd down from a Renaissance tapestry. His
voice and his diCtion were pure music. To the role
of the brooding Dane he brought a new magic
woven Of sympathy, restraint and a penetrating
mind That night John Barrymore touched the
stars
The second portrait is a composite in slow
grafton. OF a modern Narcissus In love with his
own image it came TO him from the pool of his
inflated ego. One, who, when the image failed him
and he could not bear to look at himself he was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

malady which he had neither the wish nor the
power TO conquer. 1t was one that forbade him to
live up to his abundant gifts Or to fulfill the OBJ
legations his genius imposed upon him. For him
to face reality in any of its phases was impos-
sibility. Yet his illness might have been cured.
That it was not is tragedy.
Looking backward l think of another whose
life was wasted because of this same relentless
malady. Alice, as / shall call her, also had the
vista of a world at her feet. 1t was a different
world from that of the theatre. But 1t was likewise
a world of make-beevc.
Alice lived in a marble house on hilltop Her
grandfathers were bonanza kings. Out of the stuff
of their daring they had conjurcd rich land grants
and railroads to bind them together into fabu-
lous empire.
The first time I saw her she had come from the
city to attend garden party given by one OF our
ncighbOrs, She was radiant creature with a per
feet figure glossy. dark hair and large, soft brown
eyes in a hcart-shaped face 1t was an era of
lowered organizes, floppy leghorn hats and ruff
fled chiffon parasols As she sat out in the garden
with men young and old at her side and feet or
fidgeng the edge Of the circle trying to get in
she was the envy of all of us small-town girls.
At eighteen she married the grandson Of
immigrant BY hard work and shrewd investment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

ferer TO refrain from sneezing
The last time saw Alice her face had become
a pendulous moon in a frame of lifeless, unkempt
yellowish-gray hair. Her lips once so archly up
tilted, sagged at the corners. Her lovely f \ =
had disappeared into what resemblcd an cnorlE' IS
watcrskin. Her dress was sQiled and wrinklcd
Only when she smiled up at me in response to my
greeting was there glimpse of the Alice / had
known
few months later she was out in her car
drinking her way along the seashore, when another
car also with a drunken driver, ran into her and
sent her hurtling over a cliff TO her death
! cite John Barrymore and her whom I have
called Alice. not rcformcr's horrible cxang
pies, but merely to illustrate pattern their COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

turned TO excitement, to drink
and to ribaldrv as a way TO es-
cape. From a great figure in
the history of the theatre, John
Barrymore had been trans
formed into a buffoon and an
eXhibitionist, and. for the heart
less, an object of ridicule and
pitiable laughter. At the last
he was 80 very, very tired
that he could not keep up with
out the hourly "stimulant of two
teaspoonfuls of Scotch in half
glass of water carefully meas
ured out by a male attendant.
Intrinsically, John Barry
more was never a rascal nor a
sinner. He was the victim of a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

friends drew away
from her in a body.
Next. those whose
friend S hip was
based on what she
could do for them
socially followed
the leaders. Soon
Alice came to pick
ing her compan-
ions as she found
them playboys,
s pom gers an d
II d II : & IS-On VINO
helped to speed up
the carousal to a
dizzier whirl.
There yUprp tiD1pc
when | am sure
she wanted to stop
drinking. She tried
so m any substi-
tutes: Odd re-
ligions, painting,
pottery. On cold,
foggy nights when
she could not
sleep, she calle d
her chauffeur TO
drive her through
the streets of the
e d ~ and the
derelict G letting
out OF her limou-
sine she scanned
the faces Of the
pasScrs-by. If she
thought they were
in distress S she
talked with them
a n d & a We t h @ m
five or ten dollar
bills w hic h she
! pt in a pocket in
her car for such
WandcrlngS.
One Fourth Of
July when she had
been drinking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

TtIN IN OTdeT % Keep the hOrso from running away
Alice waited until he had gone through the side
gate. Then, clad only in a nightgown, she got
carving knife, danced down 60 the streets cut the
rein gave the horse smart slap that sent it
gathering over the cobbcstones and into lamp
post where II was badly injured
Undauntcd Alice went ON her mad way. dane
ing and singing up and down hill until She was
taken up by the police Ia court that day the Judge
asked her why she had released the horse
1T was Fourth Of July she replied in her bird
like voice. "The day celebrate our freedom l
wanted the horse to be free. too"
The Judge let her 60 the promise that She
would sober mp and refrain from further drinking
He might just well have asked hay-fcvcr sui.
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s ROOMS. bath, steam heat. fire
place, garage, paved street, near
normal College. for $500 with
$500 down and bal. $50 month
Iy
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Young
Ladies
WHO are interested. I'm refined
WORK amid pleasant surround
ing. win find an excellent
! opportunity for work in our
Commercial office. Apply
/ Michigan Bell Telephone Co,
200 PenrL Ypsilanti.
/ WANTED Girl sales clerks at VIII
low Run Exchange Army Air Base.
Starting salary {l22 per mo. 81
mr. week. No bus connections. Must
furnish references. can 1t. r.
\. Mccall. Ypsi, 1880. Extension o..
WOMAN FOR BOOMING HOUSE. No
washings Stay nights n desired.
Phone 769-R. 1875 y Hamilton,
WANTED--Reliable woman 10 do
family wash and ironing. Also oc-
casional cleaning. Doc an hour
Phone 2o4s-R.
BOOKKEEPER AND GIRL
70 Answer Phone. Apply Ar
thur ". oliver. Huron Cab.
323 W Michigan Ave.
WAITRESS for all shifts. full or
part time. PICK your own hours.
Apply White Palace, 7 T. Michigan.
WANTED fountain and sandwich
girls at Willow Run Exchange
Army Air Base. No table waiting
starting salary SiS4 per mo. IS
pr. week. No bus connections Must
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Mccall. Ypsi 1880, Ext 81
GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK
Fun Time
Apply at ll9 w. Michigan.
GIRL OVER II to work In stock-
| room, retail store, 40 experience
needed. Good starting salary and
| opportunity for advancement.
Write =. o. Box 2s. Ypsilanti.
/ TRAY ROOM girls. Kitchen helm and
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Prospect St
CASHIER and office assistant. Must
he able 10 type. Prefer someone
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dld chance for advancement for
someone wanting future. Dixie
s1ops. l2j W. Michigan Ave. Phone
GIRLS WANTED
Apply IN person
TROJAN LAUNDRY
GIRL OR WOMAN for honseWork
and care Of two children. Parents
working. Modern convenienccs.
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Machine Snubs
New Coins

Chicago, Sept. Tins With
the governments release OF the
new steel pennies in the Chicago
area, the stamp vending machine
in the Post Office turned up
It's mechanical nose at the new
coins. A sign on the machine
read:
VIII not take the new steel
pennies"
The reason, Postmaster Ernest
j. kruetgen explained, is that the
machine Is adjusted magnetically
to reject counterfeit pennies, and
so far as the machine Is concern
ed. the new pennies are counter.
felt.
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Real Estate
Apartments For Ksn'

apartments for hent
ROOM furnished apartment. Two
bedrooms. electric Refrigerator. Pri-
Nate entrance. Adults. goa Maple
FURNISHED APT. for rent 80
smokers o. drinkers. asa Holmes
Road between Ridge and Wizard.
TWO 3rROOM Furnished Apart
ments for rent. 2is miles g. ". OF
lpsilaptL a5i5 crane I'd
TWO ROOM APARTMENT furnished
for one or two employed adults
Box pa care Press.
UNFURNlsHPD five room ant
Adults only. wired for elec. stove
and refrig East side Box PISS
care Press
, ROOM Unfurnished apartment In
quirc 3 y. Huron ST. Cut Rate
Rooms For Rent
FRONT BEDROOM
with twin beds for men.
800 Washtenaw
: ROOMS suitable FOR or I girls.
Private entrance. Private bath
Phone 102S-W
Re-A- Far RENT
Private home. man only.
1i23 SO. Congress St.
ONE DOUBLE SLEEPING ROOM
downstairs In private home. Phone
l749-R.
ROOM for one or two men near plant
TRANSPORTATION for those without
car All SHIFTS. 1919 Z. Davis st
LARGE FRONT ROOM. Nicely fur
nlshed. for two women OF good
habits Phone s4-W.
DOUBLE ROOM FOR GIRLS
? blocks from Rus station
40 Washtenaw Ave.
Room and Board
LICENSED MOTHER
To care for children hy the day
Wanted To Rer.
WANTED TO RENT-s or
room furnished or unfurnished
apartment or house Adults DO
not need 70 occupy until sent
IS. Can 2i99-W or 2t7 lakewood
COUPLE desires three or four room
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VIII furnish local references. TeIe
phone Moore, 1879. .........
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Houses For Rent
. BEDROOMS, year round cottage.
Fonda Lake. near brighton. 5SSS
Lakeside Drive. open Sat and
sun S3j Phone STAR. Npsilanu.
Houses For SaIs
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The Ypsilanti DailyPress

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35 T.. Wacker Drive, Chicago
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-11
Own a Home

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ~
rooms and batI, fire place. -
Cross ST. price 5000 with only
$3.50 down payment
! " EST SIDE. 2 rooms and bath one
floor bungalow, all In good con
dition, on pavement, close 10
school ana store for only $500
with $500 down payment.
s ROOMS. bath, steam heat. fire
| place, garage, paved street, near
normal College. for 1880 with
$500 down and bal $50 month
Iy
f MGCHIGAS. & rooms. bath, mod
ern, lot so by 200. garage, good
home FOR $1,000.
sROCMs. bath. on W. Forest Ave.
with 90 foot lot owuor leaving
town. only $1,000 on terms.
ROOMS and bath all on one floor:
very large bed rooms, living
-oom IS bv %. fire place, large
front porch. big yard and garage,
pavement. possession Mt once.
TITS is n very desirable home.
bed rooms and hath. built two
years. $3.50 with $3.50 down:
SO monthly, possession In 30
days
ROOMS. bath, sunpsrlor. all
modern home with automatic
heat, garage WEST SIDE. $500
70 handle, balance like rent.
200 DOWN buys rooms and base.
ment az No. l37 Lamay 81.
House not quite completed:
price 1880
? ACRES, with new bed room
home. gar. poultry house, i'm
proved road. Lincoln District:
you can move right in this pleas
ant country home. buy on terms.
or bargain for cash.
s ACRES, inside tho CITY. with
$4,000
WHITAKER ROAD: one acr.
800; TWO acres Tor 800. III
thmoo & Oreensfreet
REALTORS
40 ". Michigan. phone 1877
/ BARGAIN Z ROOMS partly modern
Large lot Plenty Of shade. Good
neighborhO0d close In. Owner
leaving city. Wil sacrifice FOR
$4,000. Cash only. Immediate
possession
GEORGE ROBINS
81 y. Huron s. Phone 942-W
: ROOM HOUSE for sale $500
$4,000 down. balance $50 pei
month. Box Pa care Press.