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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
-Four Meters
Gain ID Round

Hubert Manirc. James hIoNan-
der. Al Dorfman and Al 7H-- -ae
in the third round TO-DAY og ,Le
mems singles Of tho annual open
tennis CHAMPIONSHIPS az NORTH
western Field AlCNandfr also 70
semi-finaliSt in The Junior cN,H'
Thav. east side s0ulhpaW. bad
his SeVcrcSt test with Stanley
Adams but won after three s,f~.
GA, SO. o. Doru8r had an-
other three setter with Norman
Stump gaining the decision rs
60. Ga Adams oustod sherman
Katz. 6-l. 6-l Mamie had b. easy
with Norman Iourl,h. 6-l b-o
In the womens dl|l>.lu Anna
belle Adams put aside Barbara
Tuger, 6-l, CO.
George Gushing, recently diS-
charged from the naval AVIATION
service after FIVE months service
Is in the mems single. Tie vas
formerly No. / ON Southeastern
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Plays on Cup Team

Wa'rous viii play with Craig
Woods Ryder Cup team. dc-
Tending ,honors against Walter
IIagens chalengerS. Besides
Wood and Watrous the Cup
team includes Jug McSpaden,
winner Of the All-America tour
rswcnt in Chicago recently top
medal event IN the country now
that the National Open is ont
FOR the duration Also on the
team gre Jimmy Dc marcf,
Byron Nelson Gene Sarazon
llayd Mangrum and Vic Ghc7zi.
Such noted lnksmCn.as Chick
Harberl Harry Cooper Buck
White Jimmy Thomson Joe
Erkwood and sam Byrd are
n r mi b erS OF Hsgcns team
White who VIII bo making his
FIRST appearance here PLAYED
Off with McSpaden Tor first
place Boo the CHICAGO meet
The fruit Of on idea of Russ
Grau the local Ryder Cup
wafcnas have become The most
.1'0rfui calGng event u Amer
0a All receipts Of the event 90
'e thc Rod Cross 90 buy sport
equipment for soldiers and
1.orS IL YOU want 20 500
-r.a' GOLF ard az the same time
er'p cur'rltl'e fn q great cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
'G1iVe Us Sea ROOm!'

been in order in peacetime and
Shamrock would likely have been
disqualified. In the heat Of the
scrap. and it's always a hot one
when these 50-foot eight-meter
sloopS meet. POuliot apparently
forgot the wartime restriction.
After this miX-up Armida got
into the race and the three boats
slid up TO the first mark almost
tied together and reached across
the second leg the same way
Shamrock was first at both stakes
but Pintail went ahead on the
beat home as the wind freshened
Nearing the Crosse Polnte Club
Shamrock Sneaked through Pin
tails lee, went into the lead to
win and beat Darnell'S ship by a
margin Of rs seconds in a pretty
finish off Edison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
SandIOG
To HEurIePS

ri Stehner's no-hit perform
ance for East Side IN Class y
noodhChtS a string Of excellent
pitching performances as the an
nual Detroit Amateur Baseball
Federation play opened yes
terday Except in The Midget divi-
sion the Two game knockout Sys-
tenn prevails The MidgclS use
one.
SlcbncrS victims were the Nor
ucianS. 20 Kings had only three
from Arnold SouInGcr IN losing 20
Lincoln Park, I'll A pair of four
hIlicrS stood out in II, Bob AL
bertson pitched one for Sans as
RaylS fen. 81. and Orville Reaver
the other for Kraetke in the over
throw of DSR, IA
Mitchell RuSniak Of Battalion
Eight IN the MidgetS division
turned IN a four hitter but was
unlucky enough 10 lose. Battalion
Two had two unoarncd runs in
dlSpoSlng OF Eight by 20 i'm one
hour and 40 minutes Pitcher Ed
ward LubanSki OF Two famed
eleven and kept SIX hits well
spaced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
lis Splendid Tribute

But more impressive even
than the giving Of day and
a bond. is the fact that in these
DAYS Of world strife. members
Of a golf club find II possible 10
give a few hours 10 honOring
a faithful employe. That. in the
writer's belief. is one Of the
things that makes our country
the greatest country and a sure
victor IN the tremendous con-
facraiion in which we are now
cmhroiied.
Among fellow professionals.
as among his members, WatrouS
is held in high regard Three Of
these Jimmy Demaret, Frank
Walsh and Joe Before Joined
IN the celebration Saturday,
playing In an exhibition four
some in which the quartet re-
ycalcd some extraordinary golf
for CalleryiteS. Inspired with
The days honors, Watr ou 5
toured the long and difficult
Oakland Hills course in bril-
liant 81. II was one Of the
many times that Al has beaten
- i;a.-.H-44lHl -tlAa-Aar2n layout NEi1h-a
score under 20.
Incidentally WatrouS Will
compete m the Ryd er Cup
matches 10 be played at Plum
Hollow this week end, an event
which viii bring together the
greatest ~ the CountTY.S pro.
fpsSinnal golfers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
"Sea room, You're pushing
uS into a restricted area"
SAILS TANGLE

Shamrock failed 70 respond 10
Fiuul> lg0 and SpinnakcrS Of
both boats tangled although there
Was ap damage. Then Pintall fell
or
Two r6Ie 16TVf Judges OF tHc
Edison Boat CYuh regatta dis
qualified i1ntal.for forcing Sham
rock into ibe steamship channel
Theregatta program specifically
,f8tCs That ANY ship sailing IN the
channel during the race is auto
mIlcaNy disqualified
Us Il wartime rule 20 prevent
SAIL yachts from interfering with
teaucfsNcarryiOg war materials.
The edlot has been in all yacht
ING programs for two seasons. but
plntail is the first ship TO be dis
qualified
logiIQts mancuNer would have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

loce 70 JOIN in with such fine
folks AS President NJ NJ. Bur
CESS and Past President John
p. O'Hara and members of
Oakland Hills and other friends
of WatrouS IN celebrating
..NtAt-=tHetis- Aa>. at-tAe popular
Maple Lake road cfub Sattt-
day.
with a turnout Of 600 or
more u was fine testimonial
10 the high esteem IN which
Watrous is held at Oakland
Hills. where ne has served as
professional for more than l3
years. To give further proof
of this esteem fhe members
presented the veteran profess
sional with a $500 war bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
SCORE I IN sTH

Battalion Twelve. runner-up for
the 1913 t1tfr.. went out Of the
series IN losing TO Seven by 9 10 4
Twelve led until the eighth when
Seven coupled seven hits 10 four
errors to score seven times and
WIN, Four also went out of the
series IN falling TO Six by II to 3.
The days longest game went l.
innings and the honor fell To two
ID clubs. Owls and Dixie. Man
ager Ray Meyers Of Dixie played
the game under protest after the
fifth when ne charges that an Owl
runner was permitted TO take eX-
ira bases on an overthrow into
foul territory in violation Of pre-
vlouSly agreed upon ground rules
Owls, with Bill Pierce striking
out l3 batters and DiXie'S Charlie
Frankel y. were victorious in the
twelfth. 81. when the winning
run came in on a wild throw to
third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
jI.723 See
SafcheI Win

CHICAGO, Aug. 2 (UP)-Leroy
(SatcheD Paige turned in a char
acteristic performance on the
mound yesterday as the West de-
feated the East IN the eleventh
annual Negro all-star baseball
classic.
Paige, Negro baseball's greatest
pitcher, worked the first three
innings for the West and was
forced 10 pitch to only 10 hitters.
lie struck out four men, walked
one. and did not allow a hit.
A crowd of 81, 723-the largest
10 witness a ball game in Chicago
for two years. damned Comiskey
Park. and about 10000 others
were turned away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
EXtra.BaSe Drives
Bring Title To Flint

Flint Post Isl is the new state
American Legion baseball cham
pion of 1913 after yesterday
convincing display at Northwest
ern Field in rubbing out Ferndale.
81 and 6-3. Extra base hitting
was responsible That and the
pinch pitching Of first baseman
Leo Rozyla
Two home runs, a triple and a
double in the last five frames Of
the first game helped Flint TO
overcome a 2-l lead. Rozyla re-
lieved Bob Lawrence in the first.
broke up the Ferndale revolt and
was effective the rest of the dis
lance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
SPOR T S
Al WatrouS Recalls Hour Leo NacdOnell
Started Him out as Coli Commentator
By LEO MACDONELL

Nttc rho er rgcf called upon % correct one n Al
}st~o,, sio slices mois>t credit the Oakland
III professional other tcidS-Slch radio
sine Vt~ Who introduced Wa'r'1, TO the world as
radio personality years
WaroaS recalled in morntr'oI event Tor thiiS bilnfe
former 1l~'r5Cr champion inns tsSnlon
world great haraneue
tn he and all written
tho
the mike leo
and was ndceting trying like
Camr the great moment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
DOUBLES AND SCORES

Tom Milne doubled in the ninth
with two down and went all the
way IN when Bob Pond was pulled
off first base by peg that should
have brought the third out The
throw home was late.
Flint had a so lead when the
sixth Of the second game turned
up. HreSko went into a spell OF
wlldneSS and Jack Rohm'S single
accounted for TWO of the three
Ferndale markers.
Flnt'S sixth score came in the
eighth on pass to Don TOmasi,
Bob Lawrence'S single and Dan
Urbanlk'S double.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
ARMuDA LOOKED GOOD

Armida in her first trip. showed
she has the stuff and was less
than five minutes behind the WIN
ncr.
Down on the river course the
Ck-tcam boats staged race
horse finish as six out of the nine
boats came down 10 the line
closely punched. Per Valboe of
the Detroit Yacht Club got the
gum as a tcammate. y En- Mccoy.
IN biz OF cagy cooperation,
pushed TWO rival shippers TO lee
ward al the finish. This cost Nc
Coy position but gave the Detroit
Yacht Club the Wilde Trophy
which Edison was defending.
The Dye finished with II
points 10 Edison's Is and the
Boat Clubs II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

how are you % You see. CHRIS.
this is supposed 20 be an infor-
NAL Interview. I SAY Zinc, Leo.
..a kaAA ara AAll SaAs .nh.
pretty good Leo Then what
happens leo drops the paper
and 10 blows away We get
pauickN and the interview i
over. We had used about a min
ute and a half The rest Of the
five minutes was given over 10
studio organ music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

mettle the preceding day when
they beat out Bay City and the
FlintS knew one marker was in
sufficient.
Rozyia helped mis- own Cause
with a homer. Ed Novak'S single.
steal and Art Harper'S one baSer
produced the second run of the
session and these were enough 10
make the Flint margin good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Bob EaIkenburg
In Kalamazoo Tennis

KALAMAZOO, Aug. 2 GNS)-
Two California youngsters, Bob
Falkenburg Of Hollywood and
Herbert Flam of Beverly Hills,
today led a field of 90 young net
stars into the first round of the
National Junior and Boys Tennis
on the Kalamazoo
College courts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
HRESko HOLDS EN-

Rozyla returned TO first base
for the second game and Emery
Hresko restricted Ferndale to
three hits while Flint had six off
Leonard Heller. But Heller passed
nine batters and had SIX errors
back of him 10 permit the short
age Of Flint blows TO act as extra
ration stamps.
Going into the eighth Of the
first game, Flint was leading. Sd,
and Ferndale remained a threat.
The suburbanites had shown their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Fists Fly Freely
As Buns Sink in
N. |. Flag Picture,
BY JOHN EASTMAN

lhiernaftOnal News NerNtce Sports Nries
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 GNS)--
The Dodgers can do everything
but improve their position IN the
National League race. They can
stage revoltS; swap players IN in
eXpliCable deals; row with conSti-
tutcd authority and bicker with
the front Office. but they cannot
win the 1943 flag,
This was proved yesterday when
the Buns tangled with the st.
Louis Cardinals IN the first game
of "A double-header. Fists few.
catcher Walker Cooper was
whacked while engaged IN combat
and both teams came dangerously
close 10 making the chaos general
as the Cards won that embattled
game. Z TO /, then went on TO take
a comparatively peaceful night
cap. > To A. |
The tempest occurred In the
sixth inning. TemperS were hot
after umpire Al Barilck warned
pitcher Les Webber in Tipping
them TOO close 10 Stan MuSials
head Walker Cooper bounced out
TO Billy Herman after this little
6are-up, and made the unpardOn.
able mistake of unnecessarily
stepping on Augle Galan's foot at
first base, making no apology for
same.
Mickey Owen then leaped upon
the catcher and brought him 10
the ground, Cooper being belted
in hc puss meanwhile. by an
carly Brooklyn arr1vat. ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Bv GEORGE r.. VAN

pcrce DarncHs Pintail crossed
the bow of George Gonyeau'S Ar
mIda and came mp on the lee side
of Ernie Crates Shamrock.
She kept coming. Soon she was
erowdinG Shamrock Spinnakers
of bolh boats were close together
Pail Renncr of Shamrock
screamed
"Sea room! You're pushing
Us into restricted area"
other members OF Shamrock S
crew made mention of a few
other things
But The screaming did not de-
t"r Russ Poulot VINO was at Pin
tails hclm He's bit hard of
hearing Sometimes. seemingly
he doesn't fear al an.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Now a Real Speaker

We'll A. in describing the
great adventure 10 Chris put
81 on little bat NOT much,
T. was about that bad. How
ever NarrouS went on lo be-
come an able radio and after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
RIP OPENS RALLY

With one down in the ninth Of
the nightcap Rip Radcliff batted
for Hoover and doubled over third
scored when Wakefield singled TO
center Chandler worked care
fully ON York, who fled out, but
Higgins singled TO right and
Wakefield raced To third The
count on Ross was 3 and , when
he popped 10 Gordon
Both games were studded with
sparkling fielding plays and there
were no errors until Hoover came
up with a wide throw IN the eighth
inning of the nirltcap
The paid attendance was Al 2SS.
second largest crowd of The year
at The stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
DICKEN ALSO HOMERS

The Yanks wore him out in five
innings. They tagged him for nine
his. including two home runs by
Etten and another by Bill. Dickey
Two doubles were also struck off
Tommy in the second inning when
Dickey homered and the three
runs scored in that frame gave
the champs the early lead they
needed TO StaVe off late rally by
the Tigers.
Hank Borowy managed to stand
off The Tigers until the eighth
when doubles by Hoover and
Wakefield and York'S single. all
with one out. produced two runs
and chased Hank TO the showers.
Fireman Johnny Murphy quenched
the flame with a pitchout that
nailed York trying TO steal and
then famed Higgins. He also
stopped the Tigers cold in the
ninth.
Hal White had the misfortune
To encounter -SRttd Chandler in the
second game and though he tossed
a thrce-hlttcr he had to take the
losers end. 81
Chandler had the Tigers hand
Cutfcd TO a three-hit shutout for
eighth innings and going into the
ninth enjoyed a two-run lead.
thanks 10 Etten'S third homer of
the day with a base on balls
passenger aboard and two out in
the sixth inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

dinner speak
tr as VOL as
one az ifc
r0tIn r1
GREAT golfers
he writer
fuereaftc
OnConiratCd
rr trtt'-t5at-t
.cpOrtInE
\ n V " 4 y,
the " ritter
considered II
a rrraf ppIAI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York SO. DETROIT Al.
Cleveland ST.. Boston 60
Chicago 5-I5. Philadelphia -.
Washington 500. St Louis IS
TODAY's GAMES
81 Louis AZ Washington. night
Chicago A. Philadelphia, night.
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULT,

NdIlIrS UpDINU ItdUCT.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
- Louis rs Brooklyn -
Philadelphia IS. chicago "a
Cincinnati SO New York 81 tsecond
game Is inninFs1
Boston al. Pittsburgh 81. (First game
10 innings
TODAY's GAMES
Boston A. Pittsburgh. night
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
WILD PUNCHES

lndiSCrimlnate punching then
followed. and both teams brawled
IN the manner of a hockey not.
After the dust had settled and the,
two rr7JUr participants wrrd
parted. both were dismissed from
ttrr premises with Il curt demand
Tor more gcntlcmanly demcanor IN
the future and probable fines in
the of6Dg
Elsewhere, things were Flooding
along az a placid rate Rip Sewell
pitched the Pittsburgh Pirates 10
a To 7 victory over lie Boston
= ttt-t--t RE. FF73tr~ttf1tatts had
taken lhc first contest, 10 3.
The Cincinnati Reds executed
seven double plays IN taking both
ends Of q twin bIll from the hap
less Now York Giants, ; 10 3 and
8 TO -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
FUNGo HITTING COSTLY

-NeWhnuSer- acquired the eFiek in
his pitching arm hitting fungoes
last week IN Washington He felt
a sharp pain IN his elbow and il
has bothered since. He was 10
open against the Yankees Satur-
day hut after an attempt 10 warm
up nc was unable 10 work the
kink out OF ms elbow.
Nick Etten defeated the Tigers
yesterday IN both games but ne
had some pitching collaboration.
The two homcrS Nick produced in
{ -esf,efaeI, -Rrefe The fourth and
fifth Yankee runs and his third
shot into the rightfield stands
accounted for both Yankee runs
in the afterpleCe
In the first game r } m m V
Bridges challenged the Yanks for
only the second time IN two years.
He beat them once and lost none
last season and yesterday made
his first start against them this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Tigers Lose
/ lanes and
Newhouser

NEW YORK. Aug . Pitcher
shortage which has handicapped the
Tigers all season has really be-
come acute with The shelving for
an indefinite period Of Hal New
houscr. who was shipped back 10
Detroit last night for treatment OF
his tame arm
This follows 2 double defeat the
Yankees handed The Tigers, Sd,
and p.
fFt--rT 7T7ty i've starters left,
steve O.Neill Is N prepared for
extra strains imposed by a
crowded schedule Virgil Trucks
and DIZZY Trout are due as double
header starters against the Yam
KEGS here tomorrow and today s
schedule blank also gives Stubby
OVermlre a three-day rest IN the
event he needed here tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
SFCOND GANtt

DETROIT NV YORK
The Valley settler., 1943-07-02
WILD GRASSES IN THE VALLEY.

WILD GRASSES IN THE VALLEY.
 Since the Cut Worms have become Q destructive end the cost of raising tame hay end feed has also become greater, it mi ight be we'll to consider the curing of wi1e grasses n the Matenuska Valley.
 There is an immense c amount of marsh hay land, town on the Hay Flats about 25ami1es from Palmer. This covered with water when high tiees ere in ond the hay must be cut and removed betwc en tioes.
 It is wall known that this hay i gcod fead for livestock when 1t is properly taken care of.
 Ho feel sure that as time goes on that this feed will be utilized for scrae profitable business.
The Valley settler., 1943-07-02

ELECTRICITY, The Mi ghtiest Warrior.
 It takes 22o. .oOO.o 1000 kilcwatt hours of electric energy in the construction of a battleship. e37. .OOO Xii ilowatt hours to build Flying Fortress. Without electricity it would tokea billion workers to preform the WAT job eone by Ameri can workers with the help of electricity. fer if one man carried 6 Sc poune load up flight of stairs for eight hours 6aily his work for an entire yesr would equal that of only 20 Xii loWatt hours.
The Valley settler., 1943-07-02

Our Lazy Mountain Correspondent reports that the Miners ane Rancher8 near Lazy Mt. scw ccup1e of Bears" { we suppose thet he means
 deer) climbing Lazy Fountain last
 Thursday evening. While the species is not known for sure they appear t. be the Homo Sapie ems type. One Ranch set trap for them buited with soureoush flapj jacks, covered with Rcsberry jam. More inf ermo ti on if he catches them.
The Valley settler., 1943-07-02

Gatanuska Electric Co-op.
 The Allowing farmers in the Mstanusko Valley, have recioved the approval of the U.S.D.k. War Beare fir the ext 9ns on cf lines fer electrical power to their forms by the 3t.E.A.
 co. Ea1tley Harry Sears Cecil Kartz Rudolph Teuci ch David dr9W F.T. Carlow Frcnk Gagnon Geo. Venne |,n. Rogers Cerl Rcsmus sen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR co.
Wearing Apparel

BLACK CHESTERFIELD siIy AZ, SOS:
red evening dress and wrap, tweed cost.
size - bows Ylt sire 10. 1880 Ohio.
SACRIFICE TO RETAILERS Advertised
brands ~ COrselettes Girdies and Rras-
sieres IN original boxes Townsend St33f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

SPECIAL course ballroom dancing. 81 81
guaranteed course. private lesson s..
Tree Studios ol Dtpcing 4lnq Woodward,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Hotels
HOTEL IMPERIAL,
Furnished Rooms for Rent

room; garage private
home excellent transportation; gentle
man Murray 654f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Property Management

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SER
SELDOM JOHNSON, INC OFF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Loundries
Dancing Instructions
BE POPULAR

Learn - VAN. foE lro' rlnhs eongs
speciaf course 50 so Trsnon School OF
psnriNC 7Tar WoodWar1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Rentals Wanted

WANTED m share house s rooms. rent
free Care of man and NJ, u. Mericans
1855 Pear.
COLORED ladv, small family. wishes fur.
nishsd apartment or Housekeeping rooms
TYLER T-7o6q.
COUPLE with hahv want h-room house o.
ast, unfurr.sAed, East SIDE. Iysnhoe
00iC
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate list
mas IN the big Sunday Times Want A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
COLORED-BARGAIN
Bungalows for Sale

Dearborn Brick l Year Old
Ford Telegraph: 5 rms attic; gas heat
tile. fireplace gar. SIS 600 terms Tyler
s sO0O
WEsTBROoK-5 ru,.. gas neat garage.
storm windows screens S.. 900. We.
1900
Dearborn-BriCk i Year Old
tile, fireplace gar IS o0o. terms Tyler
g 5000
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ings m the hig sunday Times Want 40
Section,
Dearhorn-Brick= ii Year Old
Ford Telegraph : rms a''ic; gas heat
tie: fireplace. gar; IS 600, terms Tyle
I 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Wanted to Rent Apartments

COUPLE children G2 and Ia. desire
s-room apartment. References. Can Yer
mon; e-5oe7 after 2. m
.wANTFD-Apartment g or rooms fur
nished Reliable Call Trinity 2-156i.
CoLoRED aefense worker wishes apart
nient ? or rooms. Cherry OPS. Call
AFTER I ,. m
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ings II the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

ROOM with or without kitchen privileges
single or couple. 1891 Holcomh.
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ings in the big Sunday Times Want AID
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20

BUTCHER SHOP equipment; COMPLETE;
4 reasonable. 1888 MI. Elliott. Olive 1890.
COMMERCIAL exhaust fan. 20 air
Y cooled, American Blower Al. Cadillac
1860 or Randolph sata
FREE KINDLING wood II picked up with
your car between a. m. and p. m.
! QaQo- QlAAAIl-
KoLD FefFRIGERAToR - s-foot; meat
case witf unit: one American Elcng
machine S720, all IN good condition
Wyandotte O575-W
KoDAKS-Moyie cameras WIN sell buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Co, SIT Shelby.
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I ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Houses for Rent

BUY u acre. $3.50. s. an; grow your own
food. Trumlsy, 2i1 n. Main. r. o.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-20
Wanted to Rent Houses

ExEcuTTVE-Perna organization de-
sires rent or lease modern slN-room
brick house. Cas heat. located preferably
Birnsngham Huntington Woods, Pleasant
Ridge or Rovsi OAK. CAN Mr.. Rinck.
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