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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Rare Claw Found
In 1mDeriaI Valley

Continued from PAGE i
area and after it erupted was car
ried away by the glacier which
crossed the country It was de
posted in the waters which Gov
cred Imperial Valley because the
ice melted there AS the water dis
appeared, he said, the clay settled
TO the bottom.
Wight INCREASES
The medicinal qualities of the clay
''ad been used after its discovery
to increase the assimilation of food
IN rattle. BY giving the clay to their
cattle, Lewis said, the growers rap
idly increased the weight gain in
theic stock and increased the nour-
ishment derived from their food.
We had had so much success
with the clay given cattle" Lewis
said, that We tried it on human
beings When my son returned from
Guadalcanal where he had been in
service, he was suffering from the
bowel ailments SO many of Our fight
ing men get in the tropics The clay
pills cured him. So we now give the
military all the pills they need to
cure the men back from the tropics. q
He also told of the success in US
ing the clay pills to increase the
assimilation in undernourished hu-
mans, especially children. They have
been a great help in building them
up.
Hundreds of thousands of cattle
are being fed the claY in various
parts Of the nation in order tc
speedily fattan them for the wal
effort Lewis said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Plans for East
Mesa Considered

Continued from Page II
lease to be submitted to the district
and the Interior department.
Development of the East Mesa
and bordering desert lands was an
important argument in favor OF con-
ructing the All-American canal.
The new farm land would be served
by water from the canal.
SURVEY COMPLETED
A soil suryeT of the area COM
pleted some time ago showed that
much of the land is regarded as
class A farm land while some is
classified as class B and some class
c.
The mesa is bordered on the south
by the Mexico boundary line and
the section desired for cultivation
is approximately seven miles long
By one and a half miles in Width.
Length of area runs east and west
and begins at a point II miles east
of CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
WIDELY KNOWN

Both Heald and Halliday are
among Imperial county's most wide
ly known residents and have been
prominent in civic matters Of all
kinds. Their advancement was hail
ed as being universally popular.
Heald has lived in California since
he was a child attending element
airy school in Santa Cruz and high
school in Palo Alto. He entered
Stanford university in 1909, putting
himself through the university and
law school He received his A B.
and pre-legal diplomas in 1913 and
his juris doctors degree in 1916.
He enlisted in the United States
army in 1917, was in France in
1919, and later with the army of
occupation in Germany. Heald ar
rived in Imperial county in 1920,
opening law offices in FL Centre,
later moving to Calipatria. He is a
prominent Mason, Legionnaire, Elk.
ard president of the California Dis
trict Attorneys association.
ENTERS LAW SCHOOL
Halliday entered a law office to
study law at the age of 16 years,
conducted an abstract company
and was admitted to practice law in
1915. He was appointed assistant
United States district attorney in
San Francisco in 1915 and served
during the first World war, being
in charge Of federal investigations
of German and Austrian aliens. He
first came TO Imperial county in
1905 and made his home here per-
manently since 1918. He has farm
ed extensive ely and is familiar with
farmers problems. Heald appointed
him chief deputy district attorney
in 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Hope Wanes for
Worker Import

Continued from Page y
future of $50 more farm workers
from the interior of Mexico who
will come to this district for limit
ed time under contracts with farm
owners arranged by the Federal
Security administration. Sixty eight
of the number are scheduled to ar
rive on May % and the remainder
shortly after June /, Finne= said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Warren Approves
Conspiracy Bill

SACRAMENTO, May 18 up
Governor Earl Warren today signed
into law the criminal conspiracy
bill designed to reach the higher
tips" of racketeering and gangster-
ism.
The measure, SB33 by Delap,
provides that any conspiracy to
commit a misdeameanor shall be
tiiable in superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
JAPANESE POSSESSIONS
REPORTED STOLEN

A barn on the Brockman
ranch half mile north of Mt
Signal was burglariZed during
the weekend of property stored
there by Japanese before they
were taken to PISTON, AriZ., a
year ago, Sheriff Robert Ware
was informed Monday. The mis-
sing articles included ten used
tires and a gasoline motor for a
washing machine.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Training Officer
T0Be Here FRIDAY

Imperial Valley residents who
are handicapped because of
physical defects and who desire
to enter war work have been re-
quested to consult Robert G.
Ruhl of the business vocational
rehabilitation division of the
state department of education
who will be in the office of the
US. Employment Service in Fl
Centro all day Friday.
Ruhl, a training officer for the
education department, will at.
tempt TO train citizen, who are
physically handicapped for posi-
tions in defense plants.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Congress Calls for
Japan Death Blow

WASHINGTON, May 10 CUP)-
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Winston Churchill today
were confronted with a bipartisan
congressional demand to call off
The attack on Germany, tighten the
ring of attrition around the Axis
in Europe and strike a death blow
at once at Japan.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
1ConIInned nom Pnge |

AAfDliAAliAlfn AIblAl f0kt -
operations are absolutely success
ful."
He pointed out that the harbors
were not deep and anchorages were
few. II the Japanes had had any
inkling OF what was 10 come. they
might have offered serious opposi-
ton 10 our ships.
Knox said he thought that the
enemy had installations nowhere
except at the eastern end of the
island.
He also said that a few days of
good weather would very greatly
help" because it would permit a
greater degree of arial support for
our ground forces.
The navy revealed for the first
time that the landings were precad-
ed by heavy naval shelling of Japa-
nese positions ana by aerial bomb
inc. Since then, u s. army planes
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
H. Hughes Hurt
In Plane Crack-up

BOULDER CITY. Nev. May l8
UPl Hughes Aircraft Co, repre-
sentatives sought today to learn
why an amphibian plane piloted by
Howard Hughes crashed and sank
in Lake Mead late yesterday kill
ing a CAA inspector
Hughes, noted round-the world
fl,er. movie maker and head of the
firm constructing giant new FLYING
boats for miracle builder Henry
Kaiser, was cut and bruised. Three
other men were hurt
William Morrison Cline, Santa
Monica, Calf, Civil Aepnautics
official, was trapped in the BIZ
motored ship and carried to the
bottom of the lake, behind Boulder
Dam.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
0PA Warns Not
To Hold Stamps

WASHINGTON. May 10 QUP)-
The Office of Price Administration
advised housewives today that no
rationing advantage will be gained
by holding back purchases of pro-
cessed foods until near the months
end because no mid-month changes
in the official table of point value
will be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
VISITS IN Ell CENTRIC

Charles Blalack, former Ell
Centran now living in Yuma,
visited in FL Centro Monday. He
recently returned home after a
$4,000 mile trip which he took
in connection with his duties as
president of the Amateur Radio
Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18

AGOAlNlllQfQ lIOIil rage -
many lives were lost due to flood.
railroads were slowed down or halt
ed, power plants were knocked out.
and communications interrupted.
KEEPS SECRET
The Raj kept secret the specific
methods and type Of explosives used
in dealing one of the heaviest blows
Of the war against the Reich, lead
ing to conjecture that more of the
same might be in store for the har-
assed Nazis. A state of siege was
reported in large areas of Germany
as a result of the floods.
Long range British bombers shift
ed the weight of the great offensive
TO south Germany after a DAY of
broadside thrusts al the continent
by American and Raj bomberS and
fighters.
Liberator bombers made the long
est American raiding flight of the
war from Britain to hit Bordeaux
while Flying Fortresses bombed Lor-
lent in a double -barreled blast at
the main NaZi U-boat bases on the
French Atlantic coast.
United States medium bombers
also were out in force, plastering
select targets in occupied territory
Altogether the Americans lost IA
bombers-4 heavieS ard 10 mediums.
ROME QUESTION
The question of bombing Rome
arose again in the British house of
commons soon after Allied planes
from North Africa had struck at an
Italian seaplane base Is miles from
the Holy City" which became the
fountainhead of Fascism.
A member of commons filed no.
tice OF intention to ask whether
Rome would be made a bombing tar
get and to seek assurance that no
agreement, explicit or tacit, existed
to preclude such operations.
London quarters believed that
Allied strategy for knocking Italy
out of the war was one of the major
topics being discussed at Washing
ton by President Roosevelt and
Prime Minister winston Churchill.
A dispatch said the chief unknown
element was the political situation
involving the difficulty of dealing
with antifascist factions in Italy.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
GAINS NORMALLY

MINNEAPOLIS, lay IS =
fUPp-Baby Mary GodWell Cas-
we'll gained normally today after
her birth in an oxygen tent
where her mother, Mrs. Thomas
B. CasWell was confined with
pneumonia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18

The DOpes-
The board Of supervisors meet
ing took on an apocathary slant
Monday when H. W Lewis bcean
handing around pills made out of
Imperial Valley clay.
Anything that comes from I'm
perial Valley is good" declared
Andy Preble as he chewed up and
swallowed a couDle Of them.
If they are good for cattle they
will be good for me-" Slim Graham
said as he. too. began to chew
some Andy, are you going to
take a full course Of them?"
"Yeh I want 10 see what they
can do for me. I want to see what
happens.
You be the guinea pig for us"
Hugh Osborne said to Andy, IF
they help you, Wen al take them
LrWis then handed Dave Vencill a
PAPER listing the properties con-
tanned in the pills.
Here Andy" Dave said, put
this IN your pocket 50 you'n know
what killed you"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
East Our Enemy,
Declares Kenny

PORTLAND, Ore, May 18 CUP)
The middle west and east are
enemies of long term industrial
development of the Pacific Coast
;tates, Robert w. Kenny, attorney
;eneral of California, said here to-
daJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
ScanningI.V Y.
News Horizon
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted
in Imperial county superior
court Monday TO Emma Lee
Miner in her suit against Wal
ter Randall Miner.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
County Has Two
New Officials

Continued from Page i
as judge for the first time next
Monday morning at the regular
session of court.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Reporter

CONTINUED from Page u
turned as red as you know what.
'Wellll er WE'LL .. he gulped
I'll hold your groceries for you. "
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18
Allied Undersea.
Air Fleets Hit
Axis Heavy Blow
lContinued ron Page u

3OODJlnued from Page y
many lives were lost due to flood.
railroads were slowed down or halt
ed, power plants were knocked out.
and communications interrupted.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-18

White Maracain kid pump. a
fine Rhythm Step model
toeless with medium boule-
ward heels-high front vamp
and elasticized, at-$8.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Axis Murderers
Kill ; Million in
Occupied Europe

LONDON, Feb. n. tUP).--The
inter-allied committee said today
that. on the basis OF AXIS announce
mehts. 100000 persons had been
murdered IN occupied Europe.
"The figures are mostly GER
man 81 the extent Of the toll OF
human life and suffering II only
partiaIIy revealed" the commit
lee said. Deaths az the hands
OF GeSfapO agents arc never
revealed and accurate intorma-
ton il difficult TO obtain"
The committee said 100000
persons had been executed or had
died IN Polish concentration camps
and IA 900 had been executed IN
YueoSlavia.
up 10 January. Isl Belgisns
lad been executed and 1920 sent
~ concentration camps, the COM
mittee said. In Czecho-Slovakia
2.463 had been executed. not
Including the victims Of Lidice
and LeEaky, and 100000 had
bear sent 10 concentration camps.
In France, $4,000 had been
executed in Greece. $4,000: in
Ctete. 5000. in the Netherlands,
200. and IN Norway, lao
The committee estimated that
100000 had been sent 10 concen-
traitor camps in nine occupied
nations. on the basis of German
reports that another 5000 900 per-
sons had disappeared,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
ex-GirI Scout Head Dies

BOSTON. Feb. II GNSl.--Fu-
neral services will be held atRock-
land tomorrow for Miss Sarah
louise Arnold. 81, dean emcrita oil
Simmons College and former aa-
tional president OF the Girl Scouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
I2O Soldiers From State
Die in Action; 81 From City
CONTINUED from Page one)

Drinks, Pfc. Willard. Grand Rapids
BruWsema, Cpl. George Holland.
Buck, Cpl. Robert L., Monroe.
Buckowing, Pfc. Robert s., Grand
Rapids.
Burnett, Staff Sgt Louis Jr., Com
stock Park.
Burnett. Tech. lth Grade Oscar &.
Battle Creek
Burrows. Cpl James V, Cassop
oils.
Burt, Pfc. Victor A., Lincoln
Buskard, Pvt. Willard ", Stan.
wood
Butler, Pvt Duane r. Homer.
eagle. Pvt. Connie. Grand Rapids
Chatfield, Pfc. Clarence w. Cold
water.
Clarke, SGT. Bernard F., ST
Joseph.
Cole. Pvt Chester l.. Lachne.
Counter. Tech ith Grade Pete NJ.
Kalamazoo.
Davidson Sgt lIalbcrt D., Big
Rapids.
Dayie. Tech 4th Grade Gerald NJ
Cement City
Dennis, Cpl William NJ Jackson.
DeNries. Sgt Sidney. Grand Rapids
Dirgos, Cpl Joseph. Saginaw.
Draper, Staff Sgt. Melvin w, Kali
amaZoo.
Quick. Staff Sgt. Lloyd Is lOnia.
Edwards, Sgt John D.. Lyons
Erickson, Tech. 5th Grade, Russell
f.. lronwood.
Evans. Cpl. Ray L., Benton liar.
Dor.
Fighter. Cpl Bernard G.. Frccport
Fuller. Staff Sgt Steve L., Grand
Rapids.
Good, Pfc. John ] Grand Rapids
Halbert, Pfc, Robert j. Battle
Creek
| Henckel. Sgt Paul r. OtScgo,
Heyboer, End 1t Edwin r.. Grand
Rapids
Hosman, PVT, Gerald. Grand
Rapids
Hurst. Pfc John r. Big Rapids
llutchins, Cpl Kenneth L. Cold.
water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
,aid. "Fifty dollars"

said. "Fifty dollars
Stapleton, 90, admitted 10 dodg.
me- holes i'm the Schactfer pave
r'Cnt near F'enkell that dIdn''
exist. His police record showed
two previous arrests for drunk
driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Prisoners in Africa Freed

DAkAR. Feb. u CUP) All
political prisoners IN West Africa
were released today step greet.
ed with great satisfaction by the
French pODul9tiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
48 Congressman
Plead Farm Aid

WASHINGTON, Feb. q GNS)
A special committee OF is con-
Cressmen, representing every state
in the Union, was organized today
to carry direct TO President Roose-
welt tho demands OF the farm
bloc" for increased aid for agricul-
ture TO produce needed food,
Some go House members from
the dominant farm states, called
together by bipartisan special
committee authorized the commit
tee of AZ TO make an appeal to the
White House.
The group voted that each state
name one member OF the commit
tee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Ford Umpire Acts

DR.. Harry Schulman, umpire oI
disputes, discussed policies ano
procedure with representatives OF
the JAW and Ford Motor Com
pany Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
City Air Hero
Is Sent Home
With Decoration

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27
CUP Eleven young navy fliers
who sank a stable chunk OF the
japanese fleet and outpunchcd the
Nipponesc in tho bloodiest Pacific
war arenas for II months have
returned homo.
The list includes L. tjgD A. F..
tStTctChl Dietrich. %. OF Detroit,
air medal and commentator win
ner.
They are Survivors Of two "a
nous carrier outfits. veterans Of
Midway. Santa Cruz Island, Bou-
gainVillc. Guadalcanal. SaVo Island
and Rekata Bay In the cockplts
OF their destruction dealing tor
pctlo planes and fighters, they
helped write the new book on how
10 liquidate tho Japanese navy and
air force.
The medals they have been
awarded total l3, plus five recon-
mendations.
The official navy record says
these pilots shot down "a planes.
sank a scaplanc tender and two
cruisers. Strafed five landing
hdrTCS. four transports, Two de-
stroycrs various planes and nu-
merOus enemy positions ON Guadal-
canal
4 liberal estimate OF their prob
ablcS and possihlcs would multiply
the Official totals by three or four,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

lneersoIl. Pic. Donald s., Grand
Rapids.
Jackson, Pfc Harold, Lake
Odessa
johnson. Pvt. Raymond, Grand
Haven
Jones, Pvt. Aubrey G., Flint.
Keast, Capt. Roger, Dimondale.
khoury, Staff Sgt Earl c., Berg
land.
/ Fitzpatrick, Sgt James A, Alan
SON.
Kramarz. staff Sgt Joseph j.
Grand Rapids.
Labrecque. PFC. Frederick, Pom
ijac.
La Vanumc sgt Willard, MuSkc-
gon Heights.
Lcnlanski, Pfc. Benedict p Bron-
son.
Loollard. staff Sgt Eugene j.
Three Rivers.
Louis. Pfc. Arthur r.. Gladstone.
Louis. Pfc. ISaec g.. Richland.
NJ e Mullin. Tech 9Th Grade.
George H., Jacksonville.
Miller. Pfc Gerald H. Selltirk
Mitchell, Staff Sgt. Harold L., Or
leans.
Niyison. Cpl. William c, Grand
Rapids
Oliver. Tech. oh Grade George
NJ, Bay City.
Ordiwav Pfc. GAYLORD f., Crystal.
Price. Tech. 9Th Grade Charles L.,
Benton Harbor
Price. Pfc. Harvey c. Reading.
Rca. staff SGT. Donald n, Grand
Rapids.
RcntSman, pic. Leo D. Gowen.
Reynolds. Tech 9Th Grade Max
we'll L.. Battle Creek.
Roemer. Pfc John w, Sebcwaing
RuShford. Col. Charles L.. Iouia
SchubcrC. Pfc. Lawrence w, Big
Rapids
Scpsey, Cpl. George r. Crosswell
Shirley Capt. John -, Grand Rap
ids.
Sites Pfc Dale II StHrgis
Sits. Pfc Lester j. Sheridan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Take DetrOiter
Off Casualty List

Relatives Of PVT Arnold O.
Walo, Detroit soldier reported
killed i'm the Southwest Pacific
fighting, apparently were right
when they said they didn't be-
lieve IL.
The army Saturday night issued
"A correction 10 tho casualty list
deleting his name. No details were
given
Pvt. Walo'S relatives ~ 1887
Petoskey expressed disbelief Of his
death since they have received q
letter from him dated after tho
date the army reported he was
killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

Swanson. Sgt. Norman L., Grand
Rapids.
Tasker. Cpl. Merle c., Hastings.
Terrell, Cpl. Leon H., Stanton.
Toczydlowskl. Tech. 4th Grade
Bert A., Grand Rapids.
Tuffelmire, Cpl. Albert j., Allegan.
Tyler, Sgt. Alphonse, Coldwater.
Ueck, Cpl. Wilbur f., Benton Har-
Dor.
Van Til. Pvt John IT., Holland.
Vdor. Pfc. William f., Pontiac.
Vorenkamp, Cpl Robert L, Grand
Rapids.
Vorenkamp, Cpl. Robert f., Grand
Rapids.
Wheeler. Cpl. Clifford A., Rrtton.
Wilkinson, Pfc. Jesse W. Big
Rapids.
Williams. SGT, Leroy S.. Stanton.
Worthin1t ion, Pvt Emery g., Cold
We
AFRICA
Bryant. Pvt. Ernest w. Flint,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
4 From Michigan
Listed as MissinQ

Listed as missing among rs
navy casualties announced Satur-
day were Marine pvt. John II.
ThraShcr, son OF Mrs Hazel
Thrasher, 1889 Campbell. and En-
sign Meyer Bernard Stein, son Of
Mrs. Eleanor X. Stein, 1855
Cooley.
Also reported missing were Ray
mond Lcroyd Brooks. seaman
second class son Of Howard
Brooks, and Leroy A. Clutter. son
OF Leo A. Clutter. Union City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Wife's Plea in Court Cuts
Drivers 500 Fine to $50

a 59-year-old Por1ia pleaded so
successfully with Traffic Judge
George T. Murphy Saturday that
e. normal 500 fine against her
husband was cut in half
~ know he's got bad record.
judge" said Mrs. Albert w.
Stapleton OF Van Dyke. "He
drinks little. hut not too
much to nc good proVlder. II
he hadn't taken pretty good
csre OF me, I'd never have lived
with him for % years"
well, because of YOU. I'll
make an exceptions" tho Judge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Surgeon-General
TojAddress Doctors

Recent developments in indus
trial hygiene will be explained BY
Brig. Gen. Warren +. Draper. act
ing United States public health
service surgeon general, 10 the
Wayne County Medical Society at
S:45 p. m. Monday. at the Detroit
Institute of Arts lecture hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Furnished Rooms for Rent

NICE double front room on third floor
girls preferred. 1243 Pennsylvania.
DreXel 2s3S
NORTHWEST (Funerton- ohio) - Large,
warm room, Ia gentlemen: excellent
transp oration. HOgarth 52s5.
lSPRINGWELLs-Ve section; large front
room; two refined gentlemen. 2404 lnghs.
TERRY. 1895 CWest Chicago Plymouth
Employed couple, breakfast privileges.
Vermont 7.o5sS,
WISCONSIN, 1901 - fireman. Wyoming
transportation, Graham Paige; gentleman
working days. Northlawn 4bi4.
WOODLAND. 256, extraordinarily furn-
tshed room Christian home, gentlemen.
Townsend s-O4O6
ICoLORED-P Pleasant room, 1-2 men: Chris
tian home, excellent transportation.
Tyler 6-7s51
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Vacant Lots for Sale

real estate broker.
S0x275-sewer water Eas. walks. school,
Ss75. near i3-Mne and Woodward Jud.
son Brsdvsy Co.. RA 200.
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list.
ings Ia the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Bungalows for Sale

HUBBELL AVE. sSss, Setween Joy road
and fireman Ave 5-rm. bungalows;
S5.125. terms on , II A or land contract
Elder Godd. Bldrsv RI, $3.50; RE. 5l32
81 500 ROOMS. n A: schools, store.
Dan J. Harrison. UN. l-125o.
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ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Flats for Sale

4
GLADwIN-V Vernon, SIS. fun basement z
h. a. furnaces. $500. 500 dn. saros.
LIE. O217
MICHIGAN 30TH-Newly rooted and insul.-
brcked: 2-family Al condition, only
81 500; terms VI 1-l400.
PALMS and Bagley-Brk. 2-flst; 6-6; 2
steam plants; Scar garage. Conc in and
make offer. 4340 w Vernon. LA,~b7sl.
4l51.53 DREXELs- Nice ; and 5. full
basement furnaces laundry tubs
only 81 500; will sell or trade equity.
Abdoo Realty Co. Murray 2574.
COLoRED-CHANDLE near John r.
Large brick fifteen kitchenette apart
meuts three baths income S3I5 monthly.
GOOD CONDITIONS $40. 600. terms. (Cau
for information about other choice prop
ertiesD ELLIS HAMLAR. Trinity 2-s544.
COLORED - q65 ALGER Two-family
brick, double garage; fun Easements;
excellent condition. Price, terms REA-
soNABLE TERRACE 2-9277.
COLORED-IMMEDlA POSSESSION
BRICK 2-fam.. 8 each; So, 500, $1,000 dn.
c. W. WHITE. 1850 Hastings TE. loose
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ings IN the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds. jewelry. old
gold Original Detroit Gold Refiners.
SIDNEY KRANDALL, 1880 BROADWAY
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ings in the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Housekeeping Rooms

cHOPE 33as Grand River Furnished
apartment closets: - employed adults
Tyler 6-l624.
FARNsWoRTH. 1911 (near Mt Elliott)--
l-2 front rooms, s. so up, men or en-
ployed couple
GUtLFORD, $685. (nesr Harper --2-room
basement apartment: furnished; couple
only.
VAN DYKE GevensMiir; tN.o- iargs-bcd-
rooms and bath, use Of kitchen TO couple
with children. 1928 Stotter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
SeUing Machines

Al SEWING machines, vacuum washer
repairing. 81 90. Free estimates. Buy.
Sell Central Service, DPnox $3.50.
EXPERT repairs all models sewing ma
chimes: guar. work; estimates. ca. sis5.
WHITE. singer, etc. used; we repair all
makes Ere estimate. Phone RA. 030s.
White sew,ng Machine Co, 1890 library.