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Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 5 tUP) -
Private advices today attributed the
Argentine army's successful revolu-
ton in large part to the fact that
Brazil and other South American
countries were obtaining arms and
munitions from the United States
while the Argentinians got nothing.
Angered by this situation. Argen-
tine army officers felt that their
country was being weakened III
comparison with its neighbors. Pride
in their own organization, these
advices explained, combined with
the widespread unpopularity OF
isolationist President Ramon S.
Castillo created a situation induc-
ing the military to act and en-
abling them to achieve quick sue
cess.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
De. GauIIe Foe
ReIir,quishes Post

ALGIERS, June 5. CUP)-Auguste
Nogues, opposed by Gen. Charles
DeGaulles Fighting French faction
as an Axis sympathizer, resigned
today as resident general of French
Morocco and expressed hope that
his action would contribute to
French unity.
He submitted his letter of reSig-
nation to Gen. Henri Honore Giraud
in reply to a note from the French
North African leader, presumably
asking that he step aside.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
TO ALGIERS

Churchill arrived in Gibraltar
week ago and proceeded directly to
AigierS to visit EisenhoWer's head
quarters, where he was joined by
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden.
Significantly, the diplomatic cor
respondent of the Authoritative
Press Association said Eden was
summoned to North Africa because
important decisions to be made
there required his presence.
Since reliable sources agreed these
decisions had nothing to do with
the discussions between French
Gems. Henri Honore Giraud and
Charles De Gaulle, it was assumed
that Eden was called to the scene
to participate in conferences re-
lating to the impending invasion or
inVasions.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
HIS WORD IS AS
COED AS HIS BOND

There still are some who fear that after
the Allies conquer Germany, England
will rest on her oars and permit us to
almost singlehandedly battle against
japan. True, since Churchill's straight
forward pledge to fight side by side with
us while there is breath in our bodies
and while blood flows through our veins,
there has been less fear Of our being de-
serted. But the fear persists here and
there, and it should be laid aside once
and for all.
We are willing to accept England at
her word. Generally speaking, her word
is as good as her bond, and most OF us
will be satisfied to let it go at that. But
for those with more persistent doubts, 1t
may be pointed out that there is bond
behind the spoken word.
Twice this country has saved England.
Once was in World War |. The other is
this very war. On both occasions Eng
land was with her back to the wall. Saved
in 1918, she again was saved in '42-43.
No nation could afford to reward this
Godsend with ingratitude.
Beyond that, England is deeply inter
ested in the Orient, more selfishly inter-
ested than are we. With India and her
interests in balance, she has much at
stake and could be expected to battle
Nippon to the death in defense OF regain
ing at least portion of her oldtime
power
Lastly, her defeat in the Malay states
and at Singapore constitute one OF the
greatest military defeats in that nation, S
history. She can i'll afford to let Uncle
Sam alone do the avenging.
No, we need not fear that Britain will
fight to the last alongside us against the
sons of Nippon.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
Yar1fayl1oto Buried
In Hebia Park
BY UNITED PRESS

The remains of Admiral Tsoruku
Yamamoto, commander in chief of
the Japanese fleet and planner OF
the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor
were entombed Saturday in Hebia
Park, Tokyo, some 10000 miles from
the White House at Washington
d. c., where Yamamoto had in
tended to dictate peace terms tc
the United States.
A Tokyo broadcast, recorded by
United Press at San Francisco, said
Japan's motto now is: Take after
the late fleet admiral"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

ship of CARMEN SINGH, JAVlER
SINGH, NORMA SINGH, and ILL.,
Liza SINGH, Minors.
No. 3198 In Probate
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Mota Singh, one of the guardians
of the estate of Carmen Singh,
Javier Singh, Norma Singh, and
Lillia Singh, will sell at private
sale in one parcel to the highest
bidder, upon the terms and condi-
tionS hereinafter mentioned, and
subject to confirmation by said Su-
perior Court on or after the 18th
day of June l943, all the right, title,
interest and estate of the said Car
men Singh, Javier Singh, Norma
Singh, and Lillia Singh, in and to.
the real property hereinafter de-S
scribed and all the right, title and'
interest the said estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, ac-
uuired other than or in addition
to that Of said minors in and to
that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being in the
County of Imperial, State OF Cali
fornia, describe as follows, to wit:
The South Ha 6 (SiA) of Section
12, Township 10 South, Range
l3 East, S.B.M,, in Imperial
County, California.
The terms and conditions Of sale
will be 100000 cash, Lawful money
of the United States, to be paid at
the time of sale, balance payable
as follows: Buyer is to assume and
pay Trust Deed amounting 10
$6O00.00 and is to pay Seller $l50000
one year from date of sale with in
terest at five per cent $50; fur
ther sum of $1500.00 two years from
date of sale with interest at five
per cent (5%); and the balance of
100000 three years from date of
sale with interest at five per cent
$40, deed and policy Of title in
surance at the expense of the seller.
All bids or offers must be. in
writing and may be left at the Of
flee of Clarence B. Smith, attorney
for said guardians, 2l2 Rehkopf
Building, FL Centro, California, or
may be delivered TO said guardians
personally in said County of Impe-
rial, or may be filled in the office
of the Clerk of this Court, at any
time after the first publication of
this notice and before the making
of the sale.
DATED this oath day of May,
1943.
MOTA SINGH and
KEHAR SINGH
BY Mota Singh, Guard
ians of the estate of Car
men Singh, Javier Singh,
Norma Singh, and Lillia
Singh, Minors.
Clarence b. Smith,
Attorney for Guardians.
oNo. I'd (M26-Jl0 inc)
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
Motions Rec Give
Revolt Fsovorobly

The revolt also brought up the
possibility of q break with the Axis
bv Argentina. It was noted here
that Axis correspondents were not
allowed to transmit the news.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

When total objectives are less than can
be achieved under maximum pressure,
then we are not mobilizing our full re-
sources. On the other hand, if the OBJ
iectives are too far beyond what can be
attained, then all kinds Of unevenness
and lack of balance are sure to develop.
-WPB Vice Chairman William l.. Bait.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
NO SECRET

There was no secret about the
United States policies which kept
munitions and other assistance
flowing to Argentina's neighbors
while Argentina got none. The
lend-lease agreements under which
that policy prevailed were open
covenants openly arrived at III every
sense of the phrase Argentinas
neighbors were being armed against
the potential threat Of invasion by
Axis powers with whom Argentina
was maintaining normal, friendly
relations.
Policy making officials here and
western hemisphere diplomats were
taking an increasingly optimistic
view today of yesterdays military
coup d'etat 1t is believed that
recognition of the new regime OF
Gen. Arturo Rawson will come
quickly. Meantime it was sug-
gested that Castillo may have in
validated his commission as presi-
dent of the republic by his un-
ceremonious departure from Argen-
tina. The Argentine constitution
provides tnal president SIldll IloJ
leave the country without permis-
sion of the congress.
MEXICO CITY, June up -
The revolt in Argentine was an in
evitable development that will re
suit in strengthening Pan-American
ties. Mexican circles said today.
Former Mexican ambassador to
Argentina Dr.. Felix F.. Palayicini
said it would be very favorable
for the spiritual unity of the con-
tinent.'
LONDON, June 5 CUPo-Observers
believed today that the revolt in
Argentina might have a profound
result on the policy Of Spain.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
ADDRESSES DELEGATES

WASHINGTON, June 5.-(UP)-
Prds!dent Roosevelt will Address
delegates of the A nations who
have just concluded deliberations at
the Hot Springs, Va, food confer
ence at els pm. PVT, Monday, the
White House announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The follouiRg edit
0riaIs are presented as interesting Opin-
ions U0iced by editors eiSeLchere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
SMILE WHEN YOU
SAY POTATO

christian Science Monitor)
A potato in days of yore-and not so
very yore at that-was just 'spud"
Calorie-conscious females gave them
wide berth People have adapted them
to many uses-Whttled them down for
shoppers, used them to plug leaks in ket-
ties and drain pipes. In fact, spuds have
always taken a lot of Just plain kicking
around
Whoever heard of anyone treasurng
a potato? Other vegetables made their
seasonal debuts in furry of popularity.
But never potatoes. No one ever rushed
to the market to see if potatoes were in.
They always were. No one gave them
thought The housewife listed them at
the end of her grocery order, as an after
thought-"oh, yes, and send me peck of
potatoes"
Everyone ate them, but they were no
treat. Even new potatoes failed to evoke
the enthusiasm inspired by other fresh
vegetables in season. They were still
lust potatcas-the pennies Of the Vegeta-
BILE currency.
Today people stand in line for those
pennies" eagerly boarding the few they
may get, tenderly carrying them home as
if they were orchids, pairing them with
bated breath lest the knife slip. No long
er are they referred to as spuds. They're
Potatoes, if you please, spelled with
capital
That's the way it is on the home front
ANYWAY. In the Army-Well, that's an
other story. If you want to hear It, Just
ask the soldier on KIP. They're still spuds
in his language.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
Chinese Retoke
-yog, Kungan Base

CHUNGKING, June s. (UP)-Chinese forces recapEILi ~
ed the important japanese base at kungan III centr Ci @
ma wipng out more than half of the enemy forces ana
driving the remainder norheastWard todayS commulqe
DISCLOSED The communuue said also that other Chinese
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
DEATH : FUNERAL
NOTICES

JOHNSON, Mrs. Ole, died in Pres
colt, Ariz., Wednesday. Funeral
services Sunday at II noon at the
Lemons Chapel in FL Centre.
Burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

l think there is a very definite job to
be done in every community to combat
this growing delinquency on the part OF
young men and Women.-FBl Chef ).
Edgar Hoover.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

In the Matter of the Guardian
ship of CARMEN SINGH, JAVIER
SINGH, NORMA SINGH, and ILL.,
Liza SINGH, Minors.
No. 3198 In Probate
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

LONDON, June 5 CUP1-Observers
believed today that the revolt in
Argentina might have a profound
result on the policy Of Spain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

GEORGE y BRAND
Attorney for said Trustee.
g70e q Barium Tower.
Detroit Mich
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HOUSES FOR SALE
A SACRIFICE AT $685.
ONLY Sqs5 DOWN
Trrars NsnNsTIG

now VACANT MOVE RIGHT II
80 RED TAPE OR MTG EXPENSE
GBEFNVTEW s43A. S. nt jos RI An
excellent 6-rm home built before restrc.
iions IN perfect condition fully tiled bath
tile IN kitchen, inisid Nnoleun coal in
basement. n a furnace. storm windows.
scrcens AZ around comb. doors nice lawn
shruhtefy. paved.
RoX=I1R aIsRTREE Rs.sfToE
1920 PLY MOUTH Rp VI 5-15n0
ANSABEiLE. FAST-S55n down i-room
cottage fuil price 81 SOC.
FFRNpAtF-7 rooms bedrooms, lot
77Nl0S. Pear garage s.. 900 terms
LANHfE ROAD s. acre and 6-room
home. only 81 600. 500 down
} Af2Ai - : r. 2tEra--ffv 7u1 e-csr ga
rage 81 500, $3.50 down
GODLsON ST EAST-S5n0 down.
Toorf, t0-fi loi 2-car garsEs. 81. goo
Equity $500. large 4 rooms. very clean
ful rrice 50 OF.
CRlGER-R q, eA5a NN
lC2f r. Mile HAZEL PARK
ATTENTION. brokers and horne seekers
We have new single and 2-famhy homes
f1f sa-e cr rent Nest Detroit Dearborn.
lAa--- A.--.--.--.-+---f- rrffrrf WAYNE
$500 down 10 rr4 iape Move rigr' t1
s. ~ Adler Builders If555DWyoming.
Hogatth $3.50.
CHAREST. l7f21.-5 rms hot air heat
$3.50. $500 corn. olive 900.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

VACANT-5OO7 Maxwell. brick store. .
flate. fun basement, steams. sacrifice;
81 Geo flat vacant.
CONCORD. 2e94--Corner Benson brick
store. flats. 4-car garage,-sacrfice
50 500, flat vacant.
FIELD, 6l0O-Corner Lambert: brick
store. flats. 5 rooms each, fun base
ment must be sacrificed $4,000, TO
Gloss estate.
Home. Farm Corporation. FItzroy $500
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HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed - Null
iipis riectrclysls Fnlua .Bocca beNa
a7s5 Cratiot. PLAZA o65Q.
PILES AND CHRONIC pIsEGsfsF
Successful Office treatment while workirg
Doctor De EwHrte Rectal Clinic
Sis Second. near Palmer Trinity i-7zi2
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FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD

NOT repossessed. NOT soiled. NOT dam
-agcus out a nice. comfortable Ape. living
room suite. on sale for $50. Terms
KENT, l5i41 Livernois; CROWN. $500
Gratiot; CROWN. 4737 Michigan.
REPoSsEssED rooms OF furniture: s.
piece finished breakfast set: 2-piece
nut bedroom suite lamp: table: sxl2
Congo rug; S79 for all. 30 DAYS TO PAY.
BANK BLDG. 2isi CD RIVER, at 3RD.
kOLLAwAi BEDS with mattresses. Linn
tied supply: closing out at a sacrifice.
OPEN . TO v sPlTZ, 1893 GRATIOT.
cOrnaF BALDWIN
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

OF
ANDREW HARTMAN AND HILpA c.
MENT CO.. READJUsTED HARTMAN
BLOCK BONDS DATED JUNE /. 1928
Notice 10 hereby given TO the holders
and owners OF al Of me outslsn SIAN
sue dated June /. 1925. secured BY trust
iuGenture, as amended and supplemented,
hereinafter described, that pursuant 10 the
terms OF said trust indenture as amended
and supplemented. said superior Invest
ment CO. viii redeem the remaining
So. 700 OF BOMBS Of said issue now out
standing. VIZ. Nos; ~ IS, iskls' sl/sS'
1915. s5/s7. 60 s7I1o5. lis, 12313i.
l3s, 1877, i43l5l J5s, 1879 1854. los,
issIl7i. 7eIls3 and vii pay said bonds
20 Re so redeemed at the office OF the
Equitable Trus, Co 500 Griswold St,
Detroit Mich. on Dec. /, 1943, at par
plus accrued interest 10 Dec. !. le43, and
income tax payment on such interest as
and surrender OF said bonds 10 under
signed with oil unpaid coupons thereunto
belonging. No interest viii he paid on said
bonds 10 be 81 redeemed after Dec !,
1913, provided deposit Of the necessary
funds for such redemption and payment
is made on or before said date. assurance
satisfactory 20 undersigneo having been
gwen by said superior Investment Co.
that funds for such redemption and pay
ment will be available on said dtte Of
redemption, as provided in said inden-
e tire
said trust fndenture IL dated June ]
-la2s, Acknowledged June 7.-is2s, recor5ed
In Liber 2i65 Of Nor CAGES pages Color.
both Inciusive, WAYNE County records, on
July 5. 1928. executed by Andrew Hart
man and Hslda c. Hartman. his wife
FRS; parties James ! ID. strsus. Trustee.
second party tundersigned Equitable Trust
Co. a Michirsn corporation, being sue
cessor 10 said Trustee, and straus Broth
ers Investment Co. an Indiana corpora
ton. third party and was amended and
supple neried by agreement dated June
IS 1888, recorded June IS 1889 IN ribe'
3Iss of Mortgages pages 2s0-2ss. Wayne
County records. executed bY Superior In
vestmsrt Co. Michisan corporation. SIS
frst party ffhsn owner ~ the mortgag ed
property, Andrew Hartman and Hilds c.
Hartman. as second parties, and under
signed Equitable Trust Co Trustee.
third party IN and by which said agree
rr1ert tfF ortrinsi uzturify ~ said bonds
was extended 20 Dec I. 1870 ana the
interest rhfs thereon was modified
Dated Oct % 1912
EQUITABLF TRUST CO TRUSTEE.
BY HUGH 4. LTNnENNAN
Its Nlcs-Prssiosnt.
GEORGE y BRAND
Attorney for said Trustee
1TNe-23 Bar'um Tower
Detroit. Mich
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
OF YOUR OWN
ONLY 500 NEEDED,

A brand new permanent architect de-
signed home three bedrooms. fun base
ment divided for recreation room; colored
tile bath and sink, plenty 81 cabinets and
closet space large bay windows. located
Just out ~ West Dearborn. near buses,
schools and stores. II YOU have 500 We
can arrange financing for balance OF down
payment, Don't worry about draft status.
GROSSMAN
Main Office corner Van Born and Wayne
Roads Branch office 32023 Michigan Ave. ,
Just ives, ~ Elolse. Phone Wayne e20
open Sunday and Weekly $3.50 A. NJ
N 100 p. NJ
ACRE with 2-oedroom home Harper-l5-
Mile section. water, electric in. chicken
coon immediate possession: 50 100, $500
down 20sil Harper TU. 2-se20.
BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARMS
Nreeland road. between Fort - ana
Allen road; city water. electric. telephone,
school on property; 5ia acres, Sl,75o,
terms and many other parcels from :
CHARLES " cRossMAN Ha-s444
GROW your own. buy little farm near
Royal Oak, y ac.. $500 only $40 On.
Trouley. Ell. s3s7. 200 N. Main. r. o.
SEE US tor choice 5-scre farms on 10
Mile Rds-- between Little Mack and
Kelly Rd Ralph Schneider 25s14 r.,
Jefferson AZ ST Clair Shores. Phone
Roseville o7s0.
.3-BEnROoM house tile bathroom. fun
basement; only $500 dn.. move in al
once. Newman JOY. cor. lnkster Rd.. RE.
O333 or Gil 1850
s0x275-sewer, water. gas walks school
1913. near l3-Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son Broadway Co, RA. 300
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HOMER WARREN G. CO.

rooms fireplace; ga
RACES stores; vacant, Bus Dan J, Harri-
son. Realty Service. UN. 1-125q.
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RENTALS WANTED

APARTMENT Z? -Room) -Colored couple
war worker. Plaza 1894, noon tn p m
COUPLE wishes apartment TIVE or three
clean rooms. Boulevard Woodward sec.
ton. VineWood 1898, after siN-
COUPLE colored desire house or fat
S35 reward Tyler 1918
TWO Colored refined defense workers.
desire furnished Room, ktchenctte
Tyler 1872
WANTED !. 2 or furnished housekeep
- ing IonnaS-emp lat ed-eaHPie Grand
River. frumhui section Cedar 5iTi.
WANTED 49, unMrnshed broom fat or
house References. Vermont 5-5e7s.
COLORED- Nice room. two or three4Eanm
apartment furnished or unfurnished. for
war working couple Call Cherry 1864
between 30 and 30 p m,
cOLoRED-Would some kind landlord be
kind enough 20 lease US house 10 or
more rooms. large family Temple
2-O5s5
CoLORED family desires or 5-rOom
apartment or fat TO. 5-56s4
COLORED family children; wants or
5 room fat. Cali University 2-0oos.
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HOTELS
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND 1852 tJos
CAmpau), near Dodge. Packard Room
for three also double, 81 up always
not water: men only.
COMFORTABLY room for men con-
venient Hudson Chrysler. Drexel o5e4
EAST JEFFERSON. Aner-Nice. clean
room private family. gen,lsman.
MUrrcS 220a
FOURTH 4T56 - Sleeping room warm,
nicely furnished. Centrally located Good
transportation. Girl preferred. Temple
1900.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
without children. newly furnished room
with use Of modern home Phone. radio.
laundry prvileee Everything like new
after IL ans Saturday.
GLYNN coURT-Attractive room. Private
bath. Two girls preferred Townsend
s-i7is.
HARDWOOD near Second Room
woman employed days preferred. TR
2-015s evenings
HELEN. 2ie4-P Pleasant warm front room
FOR one gentleman. excellent iranspoTta-
ton. Fi'Eroy so42.
HEREFORD. 5343 warren - Room. prt-
vate home. Lady. G7od transportation.
Niagara 1919
INDIANA one large room apartment
private bath. excellent transportation.
Sorihlawn 06s7
LARGE FRONT ROOM
Z ExrsnSirh-A ft's Fl-ffer., r--tarEs nome
good home for refined couple good trans.
por,s,ion MA ist7
/ LARGE front room IN private home Cor
refined gentlemen, twin beds 2eif
Benitsau.
co.ored. Between SIS ?. m Trinity
sT2N
( MlNOCK. 1855 ~ Rosedals Bedford -
Room. Twin beds Good transportation.
Redfo-d Sass
I MONTCLAtR water works dis,rlct
Room ore m two Kris DreNtl 7s7l
NORTHWEST sECT1oN-At,ractiys large
rocm private family. wonderful tfans
portatinn Townsend 5-se7f
lPINEHuRsT el3f Pleasant room ar
rate family. for employed couple no
ROCHELLE i32sf near Grstoi NeWIy
furnishfd. good transportation garage.
Arlington ss01
SHERIDAN. 4fs2-Unususi room for two
,s fi,''' excellent transportation Plaza
THEODORE ass0f-Nesr Packards. room
GIRL Large clothes closet. olive esi3.
TAYLOR - SEc9af3 Attractive front
room Twin bees good transportation
Madison 1885,.
VANCOUVER 1856 Room for refined
; business giH taasS4tPrfvs'r home
WALTHAA 1855 rooms furnished
al altar - .
WEEKLY RATES SIS sirTis. 50 double
Continental Hotel 10 Spr0st. clifford
d 1873. between AMI
WOODBRIDGE between pvard ard RIO
. psAe-f ruh' Sleeping room fer gentle
b. man. cherry sf2s
COLoRED ssttis8 schsE-EsatlaH44f--
rnB-f - grIrFr and cIean. excellent trans.
poGafior Trinity. 1850
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FARMS AND LANDS FOR SALE

COLORED-Sl50 cash gives deed 70
40gli6 n. near 14-Mile and Gratiot
ave Write, telephone number and time
al home. Address Box l5sf-DelroIt
Times 81.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

VAR WORKER uHs rsSn ror \ ~ A-EoGsz
single or flat IN Detroit. Sharman, -u3
Hammond Building. Cadillac 376s.
WILL buy a single home, flat or income
BUNGALOW Call Mr.. Arntson. Hoearth
1922 1859 Livernois
Al coLoKED CASH BUYERS WAITING!
CRuTcHER. 4T6i McGraw. Tl. 3N53ool
CoLORED-cASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES, FLATS. APIS. HURRY.
CANNON BROS.
1859 SHERMAN FL oi4o
coLoRED clients cash, terms for your
property "Kendrick. TR 2-232f
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RVRLEY, i0037 tnsarhnrnl -LAaY- VII
K snare apartment With service man wife.
Ninewood 2-66sA
FTVE-ROOM Flat 20 share With couple.
White only Townsend 6-i3i3,
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Factories. Warehouses; for Rent

INDUSTRIAL rental OF approximately
s 600 80 n. for manufacturing space
equipped with heat. power ana lght
womens rest room. mems and womens
toilets, ideal FOR segregaiing women en-
ltnre. ,=wtta- APPROXIMATELY : COO ~. 90
ground floor and approximately 3 600 r..
on second floor. suitable for manufacjur-
ms and ready for immediate occupancy
within 3-mie clrcle ga.sa---....--. ..l..s--..--
PHONE VI Werner FItzroy 2223