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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-04
DYKES HOLDING
PENNANT HOPE
mitS
Hittiinq
Weak
By LEO ii. PETERSEN

NEW YORK, April CUP) -
Jimmy Dykes, the cigar chewing
manager of the Chicago White
SOx, believes his "hollerguys"
might be cOntenders for the
American League pennant this
year.
He realizes he is short of hitting,
but hopes to make that up with re-
liable pitching and tight defense.
In addition, he explains:
I'VE always could holler and
bulldoze some of those clubs out of
q game. And we've got some of the
best jockies on the White SoX you
ever saw"
His main problems are the out
field for which he has only one
member of last years regular trio
back, and two southpaW pitchers
Thornton Lee and hard-luck Edgar
Smith. If Lee, hampered by in
iurieS in 1912 and Smith, who in
losing 20 games last season got all
the bad breaks in the book, can
come back to their winning ways
of l94l the White Sox may have
one of the most formidable hurting
StaffS in the circuit.
CLOUTS WELL
A lot also depends upon the sue
cess of Moose Solters' comeback.
The once hard hitting outfielder
was out of the game last year, but
has been clouting the ball we'll in
spring training and Dukes is count
ing on him for a regular berth.
Wally Moses will hold down one
of the other outfield positions with
rookie getting the call for the
other. The leading candidates are
Ralph Hodgin, who hit 800 for San
Francisco; Thurman Tucker, .345
clubber with Fort Worth, and Frank
Kalin, up from Hollywood where he
hit .304.
The inIlelo will have three vet
erans back-Joe Kuhel at first, Don
Kollaway at second and the vet
eran Luke Appling at short. A
rookie, Jimmy Grant, who hit .313
with st. Paul, last year, has been
getting the call at third base. jim
my Webb, a holdover, and Dick
Cutler, another st. Paul graduate,
probably will land the utility posts.
FRESH TO CATCH
Mike fresh will handle the major
share of the catching again with
Tommy Turner the No. 2 receiver.
Two rockies, Pincent Castino, who
hit .375 with Lubbock, Tex, last
year, and Thomas Jordan, A 1920
hitter with Waterloo and Shreve-
port, are battling for the third
string post
In addition to Lee and Smith,
Dykes has six other holdover
pitchers - Bill Dietrich, Orvall
Grove, Joe Haynes, John Hum
phries, Lee Ross and Jake Wade.
Seven newcomers are fighting for
berths including Gordon Maltz-
berger, who won 16 with Shreveport,
Floyd Speer, 17-game winner with
the same club; Bill Swift, the
formet major Lacquer who won II
with st. Paul and Jack Teagan, up
from Wisconsin Rapids where he
won l3 games while losing six.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-04
M AR K ET S
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregularly higher and mod
efately active.
Bonds irregular
Curb stocks mixed
Cotton off as much as 20 cents a bale.
Wheat fractions OF cent lower; corn
unchanged at ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-04

Ortiz weighed 119, Ramirez 1901.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-04

NEW YORK, April ; IUP) =
Jimmy Dykes, the cigar-chewing
manager of the Chicago White
SOx, believes his "hollerguys"
might be cOntenders for the
American League pennant this
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Blaze Races
Foundry Shop
Early Monday

paeaeaais Foundry sud
ne Company was seriously
a rs Are winch broke aaf
re s1ee Hseta. baHIang early
asav morning Ere fighters
sac e Cusst Guard ste
sna tire FascaGuaia Fire lie
eHi : &C tie asrm hat
Ire mas swept through TIE
H ~ re building End nuzs
tree reef before sny effafi
be uaae a. control tiae
Ding e. J = Teuen
tae maehinefN znsloe ire
aa damaged ueaN
be ana repair. anc me
sppearee - b 8 cons
T@ Hs an
covered IS usuraHs
Te aafidEaa as Owned
Tef2ns Il 4
rs aas discovered =.
aHE az sc
r ae @N - Eaae
ore Haaaoa end
tee fame n4zs anfuaE
"a faaaTb there hao bee
Hn4ae The aaran
20 = 0ne E# ANH a.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Thief Takes Cash
And Clothing From
Rosenblums Store

4 taef nnake mo Rasenluma
Stare - Deiuaas aNenue curing ta
early morning houfs THURSDAY
and escaped aaa about so n
casa azas $50 Merth 81 mercnsu
ais aeeorclnf = police reports
Lee Hnseuhlana owner e the
store ass ir tns building about
1870 WEDNESDAY mnat and
cneokee the store Tna robbery
took ulaos saaae unze between
t1s asae Sc eH anc fhe opening
hou AbgJl SO Was taken r.
spU aaE ahs cash register and
usaa 4ase tao menE Ezaek Euiis
swimming n=4aa an1 sports
shirts akem
FaiHa were sanmoues and ere
urezFaf5nf several clues The
store SIS o aeaaf tNo
moufa eco Mf Roseusian saia
81 Heb tine approximately
~ snaf ~ meas -
pars aas tskeH hs o. aasn Naz
stQan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
80 Warnings
Sent BY Health
inspectors

tenn au6 trailer eansps which
a Gs ausiarN standards
"a HEaN lass 81 an oft
rsA usgsrtsn a9e mlssg warmed
u eeek hs HeEutefes nssa arc
aeflan SAB ~ taken ae8naT
ffse Nwpe aHncfa 80 d. NOT
caffee the eaaaHlarH N 5 Fessan
1eurib . 3iree
TINS announcement Na madf
rs ~ E 2 Men arfznr 6
~ Mm 1ac4aN E@enss
Basse az Hrallh Ealiae ne a. Naf
ges - rsaziT 80 una - whaah
ar4ax4nsaief ea@ paVag are
Living whs survey mMf nsn8r ~
8Iae Inspectors thFee inaw fhs
etasa fe1lth department = gaeA
af tHH EaaN tnt g S ArAlg6
fa4smers b. Nen 81 maz1s
mes4ang mth I no ErfanE san
tass 1fa ~ tHf caaiF O.
pa
TIE hn aHa8 na were
Es n a1assH Sd elsfalH ane 81
tna uu wf aa8 Hhusa Eiet nsel
Sass sansalsan faauaeuaefaa Ths
81 agf rs ~ havr ~
SC natlI assars 6lsssna taaut.
rn mnat N lw ;
tas Aeaa 81 faaNal naH - glMze
un them IRE osncs = as prop
rfzT 81 whset Hae tein erected
O. sar uaiA1 pafkea IS fsapons
Use 8af fire sanitary state Ca ths
the W snr lahis r.
the first Lag a.
ne q Hectia msansuafg
raa aau HT she hundreds
m eH sne efp ehkh
ha osu Ea@th Cur
nE ah p w ma1a oi IN
wH atFliF IS a
~ d. tas aaaslenaa faHi tea
a r rs r aeuf aaH
& neusee
8a fs q tha sHH ef
49, 6ssitr uaEaE
3 concentrate ar - Ha9 -
plaEHe TsH 1 Mm -
taass ngt Fa kea m nEaa=
s Fanny H. uea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Boy Arrested After
Breaking In Store
And Stealing Cash

Iark CrauN L wears t51 wHt
arprehesaaea by Coaniy HEhNay
ramnlmzu Foua8one nuasun.
THURSDAY following the stealing
ri aboat SIS frous Nelson's store
n EsrataNps According - Mr.
Hudson. zoe bey aanastied hxeak
guE nse fsn store and Stealing
tac money and shan he Vas tak
IN into rs1sfocy ne SAL had about
81 or has person The remain
ms s. ~ had gwen % srnsn
friends re said The child aas
pAacc1 under The care af Miss
ksthar3ne Gulcc ehila welfare
worker uf the jackson County
Department of PunI8c Welfare
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Application For
Ration Book ;
Made BY Nail

Z S nslmen neEm Thursday
e distribute approximately 80
&C Gee aru8ir fsan caf9k. each
cord fot ) Fnrse indnaaaa &
~ entire family for Rauan Beak
30 ) These cards wau Be aile5
oui ana returned % Office 81
Price Administrator oeateFs sus
size books &iG be sgailed back &c
le Applicants
Th1 procedure Nl3 eliminate
the standing IA line bg citizens
and me necessity 81 ealing On
volunteer workers 60 issae these
BOOKS These books wau - ms
esIlaueoH ana W1sl contain
stamps far coffee sugar and per
maps even for naest sn1 canned
goods An indications noN. how
ever. are that nnne ~ ahs stamps
SAN ae used for CLOTHES a least
NOT "a re neaf fufurs. Var Price
and RauuninE Basrd officials &c
.ciarea
Boards have been requested not
80 grant more fhan IS pounds q
sugar PEI person for horne car
ming for the tsne being IS : neW
snc sImphfieo plsn Is BENG per
lectea Consumers are also nna-
hes aast begmninE Monday. Msy
- there w1u bs E dollar and
cents ceiling pfaae on soap which
val - or 8 nsaun-wlae hasfs
These usices are effective ~ Gro
oery stores sn1 grocery ocpar1.
nena Ten eenf stores ard drug
stores al continue m SCI soap
unaeE ceilings established ~ pre-
FsFaa HeEalsaaaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Worker Falls
InI0 Finished
Hold ingalls,

nailah Raipt Harris nl Esra
aaWps suffered s compound ffsc
Fe ~ ths leR afsa snnok when
he te r. ar u1aoeeupiea unight
ed ane unfinished qer18on ~ q
snip AZ Hse Ingalls, Snipsaf6 or
hirh b. wss wukiag Manosy
tf wes root discovered uni ttss
neE 0es afiet leHnE tr gts dark
a1ic nease - hours
Np Heasar fn has presenae ln
ai naealaf par ri ae shlp
lie w discovered hy ulaesaEs
i1rH fe NaIFero lie NAG
eu Enec - pick AZ aeio
ma aa ar sac silT aas 1nas
1et there eak no atz5nuE
EouE of a. tbs placf ut h.
. tFEaE tae haict - feet
Hio tee holc he ss ua ns
.ass seeloH ingalls, 80 lsir
sc fsr removes farn other
eH usf BE asi meme kuew
r. sfre ~ saseaaa usE
discovered wheH b. Was found
sf - hsd faes tc ea oa,
aia1a se-uaa A s 4s
nsr1
s Counts Hae
Eel saEer So Hes
Hrrt sa fr - ur
- aItaa Pc er.
ea.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
A.F.Megehee
Speaks To Moss
Point Rotary

A ? kieRphee cuanfy superin.
tenaenf q education told Moss
Point Rafsrianz Thursday that 9
person must hold the right con
cepnuu RI freedom and liberty
4 he IS 70 ENJOY and make the
mast e them
Attacking the problem Of re-
adjustment after ire war NJ Ne
Eehee pointed ouf that there will
~ approximately g 0a4 war
workers and &c. COG 600 soldiers 70
- plsce1 IN permanent positions
This NaH wurk UNTOLD hsrdships
CT everyone he said and fhe en-
tire Population masi De pre-
pared
] wonder II We have the right
Understanding Of freedom and
liberty. hs said Are we using
shat leisure ttrse aae have 20 the
best advantage Are Ne develop
ing ourselves along lines t. en-
hsnce the enjoyment II these
wscTiess m SESSION. In the
schools We hsve changed TIE EN-
phasis from teaching books 70
teschmg children We are real
zinE the value of vocation train
rne IN order thai the 0ogz and
girls may have some assistance
IN planning their hves
Mr. MeFehee pointed cut that
during these DAYS when everyone
SHOULD - Sc busy that they would
asVe no ume for honkF-fonks
nat the county jail Is full
al Cay long taey are taking
IN drunkz and drunken drivers
and other law breakers he SAID.
Our responsibility Is 70 furnish
Wholesome recreation for children
and Ton adults We must give
them something 70 do-white and
negro people
Mr ksegehee urged that eivil-
an defense hulwarks oe strength
sned i Is better g BE- prepared
even 4 the emergency never
comes tf1an q have the emer-
Eency come and not be prepared.
Re said
A visitor 81 the luncheon was
Robert I Dickson 81 the I S.
Ar Corps e former resident a
Moss Puauf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Inns Battler. Ingalls, Built
Is First British War Ship
Constructed In America
AHWeIdcd Airplune Currier Armed With
FIGHTER and Torpedo Bomber Planes
SfCnds Guard In Nj dAtGnnc.

Vita So 81
reFs
1nxNlM ~ e SIR
~ n te
IA mn f -
Ensnd
Sts w Hhss Hhtsies ar
rlasss eAfse Rnh Haw 1s str
= r. Ettzsn p ane MSS
~en 81 ~ arr squadron H
wiia hazEnE A
kt4 rar stH
wan fnea hcT r
Ha
aht Ina
Em n nais Niap
E2r3 W
* Mf
q enc sse nf
Asea a. se hae 81 pa
knf sw as
te6 urH ~
e Wee MANY lasting
n1Naa a8rE uH arc
here
IL s fast uppss usa a.
So
@
-
-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Rdhid DOG Bites
-Four, Is Shot
By Policemen

Thfaa preeaf msft taking iias
pasnzn nuafuers lhN nNk ~
ffe a 81 hfa - q Fab.a 6ax
~ Henry q haH scar2 aire
aI thg rouns8 heaiEh aepafs
maer a-faanameed TheN eeN Mr.
ane Mrs. q @ unaNwe Miss
haus@ unae saaG ans MFA
Eatss Faasos
Thf aaE . watt KaFiaf haI
wu 1ms prtgs a Ire Under
eaad fafuils According m ~
Underwood fbe naF h@a fs-cu
hasf4sa fuf iise paz iru natEnfsa
&C. Waeeen8 hs rssmlfnE a1e
ssrrei6 Th# farss fars seMAgea
something aas NrnnF wm hheH
Ms Underwood sHHm hamss fFosu
Wurk anN p-sns ekt fe plsa With
ths as The aaT Nuappee 81
Ntw ant mhsN s~ t*1nestea
anGea farus ARD ard nrost hss
chain and hat Ii Uuaexwusa
81 NJ 3 mso ifs hoa@ kcSn
nssx 81 is see nsnsfameus
wrst saasnnswaNa aua iirH aaA Wae
fnupN enc sant msas stge govern
nsfli trailer cAF1r - poiAx o.
A4nns Casee Emanuel Esrttes
II the or fhx ang rae bitten
Mga Underwood heF aaaEhtee
and = netEhh@ Nfk Fsfu
AreeHanE sh D. Ac1f. When
ths cog hsac was sent r. tas
Stair hsalth oapaFtusers fea ca
admission he aas fDuna e hsve
fseF suffering frarn . psTacalsf
Ia 0s6 rass nf rabtex
Eaes COS evne in sfs fuwn
shpale So thas hls Uf huf cog
fiaa thr Tahaes souft uwnneoiate
hf saaa Ihesr has hean q
"a - aa1k lmtsx aemls raht@
ous fha Is tis fssss tinss ths ans
m uurelaan has Aetasily suffered
lfFmn fft e1aeam
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
RATION BOOK AS BOND

Duncan os e man
aaa#ea Hs iH
rsH1sn nffefss bed r a
nfa eunaah e. usake aau1 As
a. Pc uF tHe sH
fza Hzuua aaE winch &C.
rs4aaa ~ hasa W,t
azee figuring te
$50 DANCE. s 3auH
sesa# &ssr - aH#
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Rotarians Hear
Some History Ut
Jackson County

EHk Bafntar - ~
aeu8 * Ht 1as c
N11 -
speaker 81 as4 maanE e. ne
Naly elab 81 paaAla N
nesdav TIE suh Is aa talk
wm Jackson County, an ~
nanolec tae Euef "a ve -
amc bHs caunfu2 uF tf
beard hate handled me sffsifS 81
tas rou he gave q ora m
ua az tire history a She rasaHs
Tie csafsfK y uftI 1915 > ps
q WeH Furlda uhseh Mas
CURED be purchase frun Nf
KING of snain Hn nsaf year TnR
Stars ans au5pes use rsi@o osef
1he snau.h ol HasragmiiR us
en January 81. l9IA The cean
orEnsea Deoe u H6a1
"a tire M ppa tgfF aH
gle State Nss adm1fsna lnla TT
Hnior IN 16l7 The ufT1nes nga
a8 u 6H ealanfv 1nk8asd NH
nos Harrison county and part
Is Stone George ane Ifeefss
eoanlcs The caarfY has h
ae coate aiiee-e firet oae
= brutaa B. the ae8sean ar
e fire casH Gee ire FascagaaH
RIVER GRE q ole Ausairuk ano
He 81 RaNsRoaIa then srsn
Three ca1ff hssses ha
burned The an eue S.
n lEz Tbe usrt
~ aae aaE ut = lEz ane
49, 50 -
saEsu csntT las een Nf
ue pseU
-as 81 asve 5 u
a8aafY So ~
pt HFsf t7 u
ueseHtson
n h farsi
Ea ~
ue as ends
u state Unae Gore
BhMI muEfam
- mliL IT.
Ius Ship
@ Hf EasH
te ezaenea
Ira Supervisor
enc
baa = eae
sf 8
t directors
q sozr n
pres eEs
aac
The
sr a1lle
~ M = .
ae -
- chess
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tse s
nos g
sfaas
Hen ere
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

TIE famous hanging gardens Of
bsbyion sere devised b. Ne
oucnaaneEzaF 10 please his seea.-
tam bred queen
Pesnaa plneappAeA hma beans
Hn0 E4a#as were among tire
ffalts ard vegetables nfa DO
meEUcatno
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

Tte rsf5Hs pan
ere mea5z fsm ns
Nez1rC
Stree Mnassna
petra e. MeN E
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
S,nd Jury
Returns Ii
Indictments
Circuit Court Faces
HeCviesf Docket In
History. SoYs Judge

The RfaEd iaFy returned is
indictments and 81 cases wefe
dssposed At IN circuit court our
rne the first four dssk Of The
spfinE term af court held st the
jackson County court I9use n
pHscsEouia
Willie " Jackson negro. vas
indicted for murder by the grand
iufy IN CONNECTION With the stab
ting to death q James Bell ne
Ero. ~ the ShIpysfa Hotel sew
eFai months { He wss net rep
resented D. 3 lawyer and J d
SsenniS q BILOXI WaS appointed
b the court Is bis attorney
James Phafr was indicted 6ar
Efsnd larceny but the felony wss
nolie proseoas and he wss al
lowed 70 plesd guilty 70 Tres
passing An indictment wHs also
returned against Deloo Delaney.
slizs Francis Dersrhesr. who wsx
charged with having stolen soma
property from . roommate and
later taking II 20 Mobile he was
allowed "a plead guilty 20 tres
passing and the felony charge
was dropped. also. but sentence
was not pronounced IN either
case Haey Freeman. youthful
filling station employees who was
charged with t5e ernhezzleFnent
Of ~ s8iornobiie belonging e
Mrs Henry Coulter. piead guilty
% the charge bat ne had net
been sentenced ~ the court
Willie Masaaen msaa tnah0taa "a
charges Of rape and incest snd Is
slated 70 GENE 70 trial on the first
charge Thursday May n. and on
the second u Monday May d
The additional II indictments
wefe not returned BY the grand
jury untl noon Thursday and
were not svsiiable Tor pubfles
ton The Jury w7ss stiii IN ses-
SIGN
Charge To Jury
Judge l. c Coxgzn IN h1s
charge 70 ffe jury pointed out
that The county Is faced with
many unusual problems during
these times and he placed a. least
> part o. ne burden Of maintain
ing : lsw-sbidinE normal tenor
Of iife on the shoulders OF tne
citizens
know you Es les county
are making every effort TO meet
these unusual problems with the
number 6 lsw enforcement sae
peace officers available ne said.
but the citizens must lend tneiS
assistance particularly IN viea ~
the shortage q police personnel
and the ooart viii Do al IL Is
power 70 aid Nothing can dIs-
rupf work Ike lswiessness II
every mar had 70 stay " every
night 70 guard his home froFn
aeey snd ms women against
beiHlg raped and favaxhed he
wouldn't - dong much wgfH
during the Gay
He cautioned the ulen who
Continued on Page g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

ne yates States aeasres
angU e pereaHl - - Had oI
sHf ~ Hzzaf sn1
HefH Hf0TH cana
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Flats for Sale
East Of WoodWurd)


SIS hrick 2-Gat steam heat. earage SIDE
or,Ne All m good condition sacrifice a.
81 ao1. terms
TURNER 3 WILSON PROSPECT 1898
COPLIN. il2s-a and s. steam heat ga
RAGE. SIS 500 terms
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY IE 1890
FAtRV1EW M. Mack i.fsm. each new
siding rents $40, payts sos $4,000
down TX investment Hsskin. ". 1922
HuRLBUT. Ass sc GOOD condition.
garages S5,950, 81 $50 down TT 1921
HERLRItT-H aeF%i- ReaEurvto date g.
barge lot; $1,000 Peitine PL 1890.
LfLLiBRTDGE. near Mack So II A
heat thoroughly reconditloned, bargain
small down payment. Tony Cilluffo ~
ana
MACK -Chcne - good condition bargain
81 zoo $1,000 On Pettine, Pr. 1890
PENNSYLVANIA 1915. near GratAt
Two-fsmly. six large rooms each FIRE
place long lot: garage built 1926. s. 600
Acme Real Estate. ss03 Gratiot
WANDA-6 -Mue 6-6. II A garage bar-
gain. 81 $50 So 600 On Pettine PL 1890
WtIlIS-Gratioi II. sim heat, fun base
S7O0, l,250 down Pettine, Pl. 1890
COLORED Conncrs near Jefferson and
o. good condition. 81 500 terms
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY LIZ 1890
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Flats for Sale
ELNiHIrRST

We, III Hamilton Three Nes~eor,s esth
t Fi 'S Sc sp5 e a. ell Rs;
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61'H Ar-.yc 1875
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WHITE or CoLORED - 5-room home
ns~ly d.orAted extra large Kitchen w.
basement rev furnace car safhtf -"
sft.r 5 1924 Goodwin TO a-lso-
Will TAKE YOUR HOME ~ TR NDE
FoUNTRFE 1920 Plymouth. n. o.lo"u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Real Estate Wanted

FOR immediate results iiyr your home
or sRts. with ". n. Mouson. TO.
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HAZEL PIX, property Cash waiting John
Il. Jones Realty. 22su2 John h. Il. o. 1880.
HOMES and 2-hats. IN \. ". section.
from oNneys RALPH p. Toynton lo6O5
Grand River. VI. 5.l23i
HOI ST, FLAT inside West Boulevard
CASH buyers waiting CHARLES SIMON
2gS3 Michigan. Lafayette O1O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

ACRES. 90 Is miles from Detroit. Groom
house 4 good road Price, 81 600. 81 ou0
down Inquire 1897 Chelsea Prospect 3i63
EQUIPPED MONEY MAKER, LOW COST
l2u acres. apouI l0I Toy aIfa}sB potatoes.
corn beans. etr pond -watered pasture and
who'd rms , hardwood loats J0Xa2 harm.
other bdgs realty taxes only xi1 short
drive to depot town, mile 10 hathinE ana
hsh'ng AXE 81, poo and lucky buyer gets
team. COWS 3 pigs. - hens machinery
and crops terms pg. So Rie Free Cstslog
a Bargains - states SNkOt r ttENi.TN
~ So Dearborn 81 9shtcago. H.
FARM FOR SALE -- Diversified fruit and
diary i20 acres ~ acres timber. 20
scres alfalfa: all kinds fruit berries, good
buildings larEe custom cider mill. farm
equipment included 5 miles 10 town Reason
far selling old aEs Al outstanding value
CAL or write for price, Elmer McCleary
Mesick. Mich
WOODED ~ acres Small stream GOOD
sNH. EraVsl road, part cleared. Neccst a
CO $50. SIS down tfn mo Mlchlgsn
TAX Service Bureau, Majestic Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Money to Loan
On Real Estdts

At Go Insurance co. funds for good
mort sage loans. land contracts bought
En- Henke Co. Hammond Blig ca. 1888,
HOME mortgages in Dearnoru and vicinity.
~ ser, rec eharEs First Detroit savings
and Loan Association of Dearborn. 1850
INitlhfr4n avenue. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
THATCHER, 7304-6
One Unit Vacant

a modern income designed m warm tones
OF hN,N Groom lower with re- room
broom upper, natural tfeplaCes, select oak
floors tie baths. construction features are
easement windows. painted walls asphalt
Sning!s root plastered basement near shop
pins ana schools BY appointment
ANDREW I. MkLOTT iNC RA $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
A VICTORY GARDEN
Resorts for Sale
ATTENTION COLOREp

An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
BIZ lots. 50XlAO private lake. fine hsh'ne
good garden soil small down payment
sMEDLEY, as = WARREN TE. l-6la2
RESORTS. cottages and land Tor sale and
rent send Tar list. ao.-.R,- Robinson
Frankfort, Mich
6 ROOM summer home Al Woodland Beach,
on Lake erie Fireplace. screened porch
IS miles from Detroit. 50 500 cash. Twin
brook 1-3o37.
COLORED-Why paw $500 for A lake lot
when YOU can buy a whole acre 6s Nb3n ,
Lake Gould privileges on l. y. chicken
farms Brighton, Mich. Box 1850. De-
troit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Little Farms for Sale
A A A

You be the fudge. hut We think that our
lttle farms m close m built az de-
Velopment with stores churches bus lines
and other city conveniences A. our prices
and terms do deserve A triple ratins.
Mayhe you can spare The time 10 look
them over No obligation. Treadwell.
Van Rom Al InksleI EnAds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Lake and Riuer Property for Sale

ANCHOR RAY Beach lake lot 70 close
estate S54h CA 200. tt PATS
SHOW PLACE OF ST CLAIR SHORES
This beautiful 6-room brick home located
right on the water. just night FOR you
summer and winter. attractive convenient,
large recreation room. 61-f0ot brick and
steel boat house. pear garage. lovely
grounds Living here can he mighty pleas
ant for YOU We can arrange terms for
responsible parties. Inquire 25Ol0 tast JET
ferson Ave near 10 Mile road. s.. clair
shores West Realty Company
ST CLAIR RIVER lot $50 font. real
bargain CA. 300. TT 2-6i79