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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Gov. KeIIyUrges
Bonus as Soon
As Peace Comes
Time, stan correspondent

CHICAGO. April , Payment Of
a soldiers bonus Immediately fol-
lowing The end of the war was adj
,ocatcd by COY Kelly of Michi-
zan.- today as means OF helping
solve postwar unemployment prob
lens.
He spoke ~ the Midwest Re-
gional Conference of the Council
Of state Governments.
III there j. 10 he a bonus, Il
should be paid Immediately upon
the soldiers return to civilian
life" the governor said. "If
there il anything to Justify our
making contribution of this
kind il i not in consideration
for services rendered. hut rather
sum Ia help him rradiust him
self more quickly to IA life Of
peace"
Kelly called upon the fedora
10 decide what course
is 10 bc taken at once, 50 state
governments can also make plans
for the future
"I0b security will remain
government function, but jon
creation il n private function"
he continued. Employment on
government projects will not be
the solution 10 our problems.
americas 2,000,O00 individ-
uaI enterprises must be allowed
Ia proceed on a precOnceived
plan with nothing less than full
employment "a their goal, with
the government acting as UNI
pire and underwater"
Gov. Kelly said Michigan hac
gone a long way toward solving
postwar problems through the
creation of a 100000 600 sinking
fund for all postwar purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily to your man in the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Another Eiremsn su.pendad Miehissn Ia. KIIed

Cadets Robert l. Conc
tachcd Engine House No land -3 Of ll2 LodeVyck MI
60Sl Hamilton highland Paris Clemens and Earle H. Canning
SUSPENDED tad1, 80 66S Bates Biz
,e>cattor stend drinking killed when their
SIud7l lilo training plane crashed near
ID Yuma. the department
uenic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

RED CROSS WEEK
DlhlnlNOiihNl at This Theatre
Fay Banter, I'd. Arnold WAR AGAINST
MRS HADLEN," 7-l0.l5. Hedy Lamar,
WHITE CARGO" $50 Only. News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

p'WAV CApJT0I -B'way-Gd. Circus PM
ID WA Uni iiVL Doors open 10 As.
ANDY HARDl'S DOUBLE LIFE" with
Mickey Rooney. Lewis stone Esther vii
uams James Craig IN "OMAHA TRAIL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

raj UIN-Nest Dearborn DE. 1850 4
OhLElN open 500 r. NJ Rita Hay
worth Fred Astaire In "NOt WEKE
NEVER LONEIIER." John Wayne and
Anna Lee in FLYING TIGERS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

DpJcrUIA-ssss Mt. Elliott PL. os5'
ThlOIlLLH Lon CLANCY. "MI MMN =
TOMB" MYSTERIOUS RIDER RIDES
AGAIN" Cartoon. "G-Men W.. Dragon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

DI n0MCJEI NV oOdward Ave, Bir'ham 8
DLUUNlT lELD Open Gas. Park Free. Enrol
Flynn, Alexis Smith, "GENTLEMAN JIM, ="
700, 0:29. "JOHNNY COMES MARC III
ING HOME" Allen Jones, J, Frazee. 9.l5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
West Warren Avenue

R0CERS-Seie West Warren Avenue
hUOEhO Burgess Meredith In
STREET or CHANCE" Dead End Kids
Little Tough Guys In "MtG TOWN"
p0OCCVCI T-Grattot-H Harper PI.. 57s2 4
hVUoL'LLi OUR TIME SCHEDULE
HERE WE GO AGAIN" $40 and 9:32.
STAND BY FOR ACTION" 7;27. 10fe
p00SCVEJ T-Grstiot-B srper PL. s7yr 4
hOVOLVbLi open Today at $40
Park Free. STAND nv FOR ACTION"
Robert Taylor. Charles Laughton. Plu.
Charlie Mccarthy. Edgar Bergen HERE
We GO AGAIN" Save Toe Before 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

DCChI -Dequipdre-M Minnesota TW. .-lo,i
hLunL open 645. Lee Bowman, Jean
Rogers in PACIFIC RENDEZVOUS Plus
virginia Weid1er in BORN TO SING"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

DO0Tu-East Jefferson, PsrkView IL. 1851
DUUlH Open 6:l5. Jack Benny, Ann
sheridan IN a Hilarious Mirthquake, GEO.
WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE" Plus
Fred MacMurray and Pauette Goddard IN
"FOREsT RANGERS" in Technicolor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

rAMpiII-96l2 Joseph Campau
OhlilI NJ open Noon. Superuan Cartoon.
Serial LAW AND ORDER" with Buster
Crabbe Plus FEDERAL BI LIFTS. "
See How the EBI Works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
ND-IS55I Woodward, at Grand
mn aallIAlA - m lILL AlAA

Robert Newton. Anna Seage. Plus "sIN
DOM I'M" John Kimbrough open 6:l5.
Free Dishes TO Ladies. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

pkIMC CThTr-Woodw' and ftiraoeth y
IALInO-oIhIL STARTS TODAY A Girl
Two Men-a House With . Love N@ts-l0
Scandals. RAY Milland. Ida Lupino, Robt
Cummings. "F0RFvER AND DAY"
TARTAN TRIl MPHS." J. Welsmuller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

rANC0-7-MiIe at Russell TN. 1-l9ll
OhlllLU open p. NJ. Park Free. Judy
Garland, "tOR Me AND MY GAL Plus
YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER"
Head Phones for The Hard of HearIng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
|. no. 1924

pATkQ0-Gd. River NJ JOY 10. NO 3zns
hhiiNDU Open 6:i5. Latest War News.
Cartoon William tHopaiong Cassidy Boyd,
"sTI6K To YOUR GUNS" Laurel and
Hardy in "FLliNG DEt CTS" Added
"A Letter Prom Batahn."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

EAMII V-CadiIIsc Square. Monroe Avenue
! nNilLl judy Garland George Murphy,
FOR ME- AND MY GAL Fredric March,
Veronica Lake, II MARRIED A WITCH"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

ihlo BIG OWL SHOW SATURDAY -.
COME AS LATE AS =. NJ. AND
SEE OUR REGULAR SHOW PLUS
SUNDAYS TWO FEATURES
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
AMI DE LA
PULMO-
MAR

Seg1n ell doctor Dufort, ell re-
proche mas terrible que hay que
hacer al orc es ell haber impedido
a menudo en- tempo it'll la crea-
'ci6n de un pneumotorax artifi-
cial. Ninguna terapeutica ha vuel-
to incurables a tantos tuberculo-
SOS. Esto no quiere decir que de-
ban suprimirse de los arsenales an
Tuberculosis las sales de orc.
Pueden ser titles, y modificar in
cluso la evolucion de la tuberculo-
sis pulmonar, dando a las lesiones
e~xistentes una contextura fibrosa.
La c~risoterapia tiene sus indica-
clones, y su empleo debe limitar-
Sc a ciertas formas de la enfer-
medal, que en- verdad % POGO
numerossas. Pero ell orc no debe
hacer competencia al pneumoto-
rax, que presenta menos peligros
y escasas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
LA EVACUATION
DE MADRID

Mujeres, nihOs D aHcidnos son
alejados de Ia ciptal bOmbGrdeadd
Desde ell momentos en- que las
fuerzas enemigas del Gobierno de
la RepGblica Sc aproximaron a la
capital de Espaha, un problema
de humanidad qued6 planteado au
tomaticamente ante los miembros
componentes de la Junta de Defen
sa de Madrid, que representando
al Gobierno viene asumiendo la
responsabilidad de los asuntos to-
dos de la ciudad, %envuelta, como o.
tras hermanas memories, en- ell dra-
ma de la guerra civil que ensan-
grienta Espaha desde hace va mas
de cuatro meses.
A partir del i%nstante en- que Ma
drid Sc vic amenazado por los obu-
SEES y las bombas de los facciones,
cuando desde algunOs barrios de
Madrid han pOdido oirse los dis
paros de La ametralladoras y ell
compactO fuego de fusilerfa con
que los milicianos, en- las afueras
de Madrid, gentlemen ell peligro y
forman la cOrtina de balas impo-
sible de franquear, perdi6 la ciu-
dad su ritmO normal, su ritmo ale
gre y cOnfiado, para adquirir Ell
ritmO de la lucha y comportarse
con arreglO a 10 que las nuevas
circumstances exigian.
No ha perdido Madrid nj un mo
mentO su s~erenidad, y por ESQ mis-
mo pudo organizarse rapidamente
para cOnjurar ell peligro, cuya
gravedad, 81 ha remitido, no ha
desaparecidO por complete. Con-
vertido Madrid en- ciudad sujeta a
los vaivenes tragicos de la guerra,
era l6gico, y asi 10 han estimado
siempre los cOmbatientes y los d.
rigentes, que Sc apartara de este
peligro, sustrayendolos a los posi-
bles rigores y efectos de la lucha,
a todos aquellos que forman la po-
blaci6n civil no cOmbatiente. Mu-
jeres, nihos, ancianos y enfermos
debfan ser trasladados a otros lu-
cares tranquilos, donde su exis-
tencia pudiera de~sarrollarse sin
sobresaltos.
ASH Sc hizO y asi Sc sigue ha-
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

los j6venes photos brasilenos, que
pronto recibiran sus alas distin-
twas.
Los distinguidos v~isitantes fue-
ron recibidos por ell comandante en-
jefe de la Escuela, coronel Michael
f. Davis, Y pudieron apreciar los
metodos psicol6gicos empleados
para determinar la capacidad de los
aspirantes a formar parte de las
tripulaciones aereas, que mas tarde
seran adiestrados para photos,
bombarderos o navegantes.
La juventud brasilena, declara-
ron los periodistas, esta siendo
adiestrada junto con sus hermanos
en- armas, los futures photos COM
batientes estadounidenSes.
Los cadetes brasilenos estan pre-
parandose en- San Antonio, de
acuerdo con un r~eciente programa
acordado entire los Estados Unidos
Y ell Brasil.
Ell recorrido que actualmente
estan llevando a cabo los Periods
tas brasilenos y ell cual es de 6
semanas sc debe a una iavitaci6n
hecha por ell Club Nacional de
Periodicals., de Washington, v por
la ohciaa de Asuntos Interameri.
] canos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
Ell TRATAMIENTO DEL
PoR LA SUI
FINAMIDA

Tomas Anderson basandose en-
ell estudio de ciento veinticinco ca
SOS de sarampi6n tratados, mitad
por la sulfinamida, mitad por ell
tratamiento usual, afirma que Ia
duraci6n de la enfermedad M sc
acorta con ell nuevo tratamiento.
Por ell ~contrariO, parece que las
complicaciones hayan sido menos
frecuentes en- Is casos tratados por
la sulfinamida. Por otra parte es-
tie medicamento abrevia la dura-
ci6n de ciertas complicaciones, es-
pecialmente la otitis media y la
bronconeumonia. La cantidad de
sulfinamida suministrada varia
con la edad. A Ia de cinco amos,
Sc administra OBS cada cuatro no.
ras, durante diez dias, Y tres We
ces OBS hasta la curacion total.
Pasando de cinco amos, la dosis Sc
eleva a 0.50 por cada toma. No Sc
ha apreciado ning1n accidente por
ell empleo de este medicamento.
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
pFcORDANDO Ell HEROISMO DE
ESPANA EN- LOS 3 AMOS DE GUERRA
CON LOS NAZI-FASClSTAS

ciendo, resolviendo ell conflicto dc
la evacuation a primera vista di.
ficilisimo; pero menos dificil cuar
do la soluci6n Sc encomienda a
hombres de inteligencia despierta
y de voluntad y e~ntusiasmo a toda
prueba.
va antes de que las plantas del
enemigo pisaran los a~lrededores
de Madrid, millares de ninos ha-
bian sido transportados, utilizan-
do todos los medios de cOmunica-
ci6n disponibles, por carretera y
por ferrocarril, a las regiones le-
vantinas, donde fueron recogidos
con TODD carino y donde estan sien
do tratados acknowledgements.
A medida que Ell peligro Sc ha
lido acercando, la evacuation ha
lido creciendo en- intensidad, y con
las medidas adoptadas por la jun
ia de Defensa, entire elias ell reQui
samiento de mil td1is, son va va
rios eientos de miles de personals
las que han podido encontrar en-
las poblaciones no sujetas a las
desdichas de la guerra IN reposo
Y un sosiego al que tienen perfec-
to derecho.
La mayor parte de la poblaci6n
civil no combatiente ha sido pues-
ia, pues, en- lugar SECURE, y den
tro de un plazo muy breve podra
decirse que la totalidad de este
enorme contingente de habitantes,
entire los que cuentan no solo
los que vivian habitualmente en-
Madrid, sine los que desde otros
pueblos Y ciudades invadidos por
los rebeldes habian buscado refu-
gio aquf, habra desaparecido del
que es en- estas jornadas hist6ri-
cas- ell escenario principal de la
contienda, en- la que Sc ventila ell
destino de Espana, Y, con ella, ell
de Europa.
A simple vista puede compro-
bar ell ciudadano con que celeri-
dad, con cuanto dinamismo Sc est&
llevando a efecto la evacuation de
todos aquellos que no tienen por
que vivir aqui horas de ineerti-
dumbre y sufrimiento. Els frecuen
te contemplar en- la Gale los auto
buses dispuestos a partir reple.
tos de mujeres, nihos Y ancianos
No hay en- sus rostros asomos de
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

tristeza, aunque tampocO de ale
gria. ST de esperanto. Ellos saben
cue han de vOlver en- un manana
pr6ximo, en- un porvenir tan in
mediate que parece que Sc toca va
las manos. Ellos saben que es
question de POGO y que dentro de
dos semanas, de tres, de c~uatro,
volveran a Madrid para n salir
va, para vivir bajo un cielo linn
pic de aviones Y sobre un suelo
libre va de las sorpresas de la ar
t~illeria.
R. M. G.
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
SAN ANTONIO. TEX.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX
Recientemente al visitar esta
ciudad, de paso, EN- un reco-
rrido de inspection por los
establecimientos m~ilitares Y
fabricas dedicadas a la pro-
duccion belica de los EStados
UnidOs, II periodicals. brasile-
nos, entire ellos redactores Y
editores, conocieron a un nu-
nero de cadetes-pilotos brasil
lenos que Sc adiestran en- la
Escuela de Aviaci6n de San
Antonio.
Los periodistas brasilenos obser.
varon los esfuerzos cooperativos d.
los dos mas grandes paises de
hemisferiO Occidental para prepa
rar ell decisive golpe que destruir;
al Eje agresOr.
FL interlocutor de los p~eriodistai
diio que ellos estaban impresiona
dos muy favorablemente por ell CO
losal programa belieo de los Esta
dos UnidOs. 0bservaron con espe
.cial inter&s los progresses hechos 20
La gaceta., 1943-07-13
de Propied AIDES

Luigi Massaro a Stefano Ru-
more; Alfin Magnon y esposa al
gobierno de los Estados Unidos;
C. T. Young a E. F. Hunter; Ella
Brown a A. M. Brown; Paul Mel
son a M. M. Kelley; S. ]. Sigh
a Catalina M. Moore; Arne T.
Darbo Y esposa a Arturo w. San
ger.
La gaceta., 1943-07-13

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Here is one Of Americas
finest home Developments!

heart Of picturesque Central Michigan -
in very truth, paradise Of fertility and
natural beauty. Here you can raise your
own vegetables - chickens, turkeys and
other poultry. Here, you arc never more
than few minutes from sparkling lake
that is a constant challenge and tempta-
ton to a fisherman. Here. children can
play safely and happily on clean, sandy
beaches and wade or swim in pure, clean
water. Here, self-respecting, self-support-
ing neighbors live peacefully together in
a well-managed, law-abiding community.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Here's why you can buy these
high grade homesites at such
sensational low prices on such
SENSATIONAL EASY TERMS

We own Woodland Park clear-frce from
mortgagc-frce from debt of every kind.
We maintain no branch otfices-hire no
statesmen. This saves lot of money.
These savings we pass on 10 you
In other words. We sell Woodland Park
lots direct by Uncle Sans Mail. by means
Of announcements like this. SO read this
announcement carefully-cvcry word of
il. Here you will f,1d the answer TO every
question you can think TO ask.
Remember. we have sold thousands Of
lots in this way and have never had a
dissatisfied purchaser We guarantee
positively and absolutely-that we can
and will satisfy YOU.
For We know that when you sec the lots
you get from us, YOU yourself viii say
that for scenic beauty. ideal location and
heslthful climate. they beat anything you
nave ever seen anywhere We're sure
you will saw as have so many other pur-
chasers OF Woodland Park lots, that they
are easily worth $50 10 500 more than
ne price you pay us.
Furthermore. understand clearly that II
when YOU see them. you don't like the
,otS we have assigned TO you. YOU may
exchange them for any other lots Of your
own selection which we may have avail.
able at the same price.
So don't hesitate. Don't delay. Remem.
Der these lots are going fast. Remember
mat real estate values are Increasing
cal estate prices are rising. Rush your
srder TO us by the earliest possible mail.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
NOW IS The time TO BUY YOUR
H0MESITE IN WOODLAND PARK

Don't make the mistake of thinking
that because summer is over. you
should put of buying your domestic in Wood
land Park. Don't think OF Woodland Park
rs Just summer resort: It's summer resort
alright - and q mighty fine one - but. more
than that. IT'S an ideal place to build your
sH-year-sround home - the ideal place to
live and retire to. whenever you get ready
to retire.
Furthermore, right now prices on
Woodland Park property arc low. Later
on. they are going to be higher Then too.
lots are selling fast. IT you put of buying
now later on you may have TO pay more
or you may not be able to buy at all.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Question: IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE
4 LIVING IN WOODLAND PARK?

Answer: Many residents already are doing 90.
II 10 possible to secure employment in nearby
communities. Those who>ish to combine business
with pleasure. will find that more stores and shops
are needed 80 more and more families making
il their permanent home Many home owners at
Woodland Park raise their own chickens, and find
that they can sell ell the eggs and btoilers they
don't use themselves. without having to 90 out Of
the resort 10 find . market Turkeys and geese also
are profitable. When the time comes when you
wsnt to ENJOY the peace and security Of yor own
home and land IN Woodland Park. you will find u
to be safe refuge from the care, and worrie, OF
the outside world
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Question: HOW FAR IS " FROM
CHICAGO AND DETROIT

Answer: Woodland Park 10 shout l2S miles
from Chicago and shout tire same distance from
Deuo,t-Iust far enough removed from these two
cite, to get you away from their atmosphere and
influence and yet close enough to make It possible
for you TO visit there whenever you want 20 do so
Iust thankful OF gss wili get you there in from
to So hours. Paved roads all the wsy makes .
trip 10 and from Woodland Park . genuine de.
tight through fascinating landscapes. across ,nil-
ING vsiley, Of picturesque charm. MI which
lesds directly to the property. 70 known through
on, the state 90 . scenic highway.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

50 now - right now - is the time
to start buying your lots in Woodland
Park - nov when prices are low and money
10 plentiful. Ask anybody who knows and
they'll tell you that the SAFEST INVEST.
MENT IN THE WORLD rs REAL ES.
TATE. Here then 10 the opportunity Of your
life to make such an Investment And remem.
Der. DOWN PAYMENT or ONLY IS
STARTS YOU
Later on = when you've got your
lots all paid for and your home built -
with no more rent to pay and your Social
Security Check coming in regularly every
month - you'll know what real happiness
ia you'll know real peace Of mind - FOE
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

Nature poured out her treas
ures with a lavish hand at Wood
land Park. Here is a veritable
garden spot in which to spend your
summers "a haven of refuge
from the cares and worries of a
mad world in which to build and
live permanently.
Think what II will mean to you and
your family to have a home in the very
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
A DREAM COME TRUEF FOR OLD AGE!

II Is In this community that we now
offer you the opportunity to become
a land-owner-at price that is almost
unbelievably low-on terms that are
almost unbelievably easy. Think of it!
A down payment Of only S. starts you
on the road to ownership in this most
desirable community of homes and
small farms. Understand clearly: IS is
all you pay down. whether you pur-
chase a regular size building lot or
double size lot The balance you
spread over 36 months-3 full years!
This makes the monthly payments so
small that you can easily meet them
out OF small change On a single
lot it amounts to only SC a day. Even
on a double size lot that measures full
50xl00 feet in size--it amounts to less
than l2c a day!-less than half the
price OF a ticket to the movies!
Again we say: Think OF it! Only TO
l2c day for a comparatively short
period of time will give you full clear
ownership TO lot in beautiful Wood
lawn Park! That's how easy it is to
become independently a man is am
bilious and willing to sacrifice few
cents a day for short tme-for the
sake OF lifetime OF independence!
DO you realize what a plot of land so feet
100 feet means? That IL big enough
10 let you build fdir-sized home and still
leave plenty of room for vegetable
garden. fruit trees. poultry house, etc.
And TO think that only l2c day for a
comparatively short time buys you the
land for all this-only &c day il a single
lot will content you-out in a country
that Is far removed from the backwards
OF noisy dirty cities-where the air Is
clean, and sweet and pure-where there is
peace and content and happiness.
And yet, Woodland PARK is within easy motor
ing distance from the great centers OF Chicago
and Detroit. In normal times, q thankful OF gas
will take you there from either city in from
to 81! hours - from Grand Rapids in only
an hour and Is minutes.
And Tor those who don't drive q car. the Pere
Marquette Railway. which runs directly to
Woodland Park. will be found convenient and
inexpensive.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Question: WHAT ABOUT THE
LAkES7

Answer: There are s lakes Woodland Lake has
IL miles Of shofeline. Its wooded bank, protect
the Lake from high wind. that It's surface never
act, rough Motor. boating. sailing. rowing and
canoeing. furnish exhilsrstns sport for vacation.
lists In the summer. this magnificent lake oher,
exoellen, FISHING. and in the winter, many outdoor
sports. Bass Lake Perch Lake, Blue Gill lake and
Sister Lske. also offer owners Of property IN Wood.
land Park. sbundsnt opportunities for reiaxst,on
and recrestion EVERY FOOT or SHORE.
LIVE ON ALL FIVE LAKES IN WOODLAND
PARK rs RESERVED FOR THE USE or ALL
WOODLAND PARK LOT OWNERS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Title Guaranteed

There are no mortgages against
the Company's property in
Woodland Park no unpaid
taxes. When you have paid for
the lots you buy in Woodland
Park, you get a Warranty Deed
that guarantees you clean, clear,
unencumbered title to your prop
erty. Ask anyone who has bought
in Woodland Park. They'lltellyou.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Question: WHAT TOWNS ARE
NEARBY?
Anxwer. u

Answer: Woodland Park i, so mile, from Grand
Rapids Michigan. II !, ~ miles from White
Cloud. the county seat OF Newaygo County, 10
miles from Baldwin, Michigan These nearby
communities offer every facility for shopping and
recreation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

800 homes already built and occupied
by their owners i'm Woodland Park
5000 responsibility property
Woodland Parks $500 Of these homes
which they
the most beautiful in this of Michigan
their well known member Of
Bishop Ransom of Wherefore College, Wboce
Banks wknown officer Of the Chicago Attorney
Lang of Chicago 100 families live Woodland
around The number of homes will be greatly increased
and home building In building
looked for With home that property
to AS lots become values may
double and triple Now right invest And
remember only $500 down you'll
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Question: WHAT ABOUT THE
CLIMATE?

Answer: In the summer. The climate leaves
nothing 10 ~ desires Woodlsnd Park b, 500
feet above Lake M,chgsn. and os!y about
20 miles from a. The temperature - naturally
warm and moderate. toned and purified by cool
lake breeEes. Reifeshing sleep - almost always
possible and. IN fact. 81 n.ght blanket o, often
required even in the middle Of summer Many
Asthms and Hay Fever sufferers se' relief from
the clean. pure. pine laden ar. il u any wonder
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church ~ nearby Baldwin. IN addition, there are
two hotels. one school and two general stores. FILL
ing stations restaurants and boat liveries. Every
year. more homes and places Of business are
added to this growing community.
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then that more and more people are choosing
Woodland Park a. place to live the year
around A, for winter temperatures. they are
about the same as in Grand Rapids.