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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
GLAMOUR GIRL
 KNOCKED OUT
 IN NEW FILM
Fast Action, High Adven- lure in Johnny Eager
 al Capitol Theatre

Knocking out glamour girl is a matter of timing, says Robert Taylor, who is called on to plant a solid right on the jaw of Lana Turner in the current offering of the Capitol Theatre.
 Based on an original story by James Edward Grant, with the screen play written by Grant and John Lee Mahin, the production was directed by Mervyn LeRoy
 Edward Arnold heads the sup porting cast in the role of the dis trict attorney whose daughter falls in love with the ganster, and others in prominent roles include Van Heflin, as philosophic drunkard, Robert Sterling, last seen in Garbo's Two Faced Woman" Pa tric a Dane, Glenda Farrell, Henry O'Neill, Diana Lewis and Barry Nelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
FLOW NOT TO
 DRIvE," SAYS JANE WlTKERS
Young America at 2Ofh Century Has Comic
 Driving Sequences

In her latest 20th Century Fox film. Young America" now at the 2oth Century Theatre, Jane Withers learns to drive an automobile by careening wildly into haystacks, mud holes, fences and other ob- stacles as she plays the role of a l7-year-old madcap whose dis tracted father sends her to her grandmother's farm in the hopes she will reform.
 Here she puts on a raising exhibition of maniacal driving, at the same time high-hatting the yo- kels until a change of heart brings the realization of truer values.
 This film is based on the famous All Clubs, units of an enormous organization of 1,500.000 active members and 9,5O0000 graduate members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

lone telephone pole-an old one, of course-to a certain location. A few resourceful citizens are even brav-
 ing the frosty elements to tear down old shacks and cabins in or der to use the logs and lumber for the fires..Seldom in the past forty years has Dawson ever faced such a serious shortage of wood. One lonesome looking wood pile is all that remains on the Dawson beach and the expression barren as a Dawson woodward" is becoming a by-word around town. Even the local coal supplies are quickly dim finishing and those who cant get hold of any wood are burning coal if they are lucky enough to have some.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
B. F. HEINTzLEMAN I5 TO LEAVE FOR
 KET(HIkAN SOON

B. F. Heintzleman, Regional For ester for the U. s. Forest Service, plans to leave on the first avail able transportation this week for Ketchikan to attend manpower conference to be held in the first city.
 The meeting is to be attended by loggers, mill owners and union representatives, and employment conditions and wages to apply dur ing the coming season will be dis cussed
 MT Heintzleman expects to be away from his Juneau headquarters for about week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
0FFI(ER5,
 MOOSE WIN
 CONTESTS
Sigats lose by Wide Mar ain : Waves Defeat
 ed by One Point
SCORES LAST NIGHT Moose Edge Out Waves, 3S-37 Officers Beat Sigacs, 40-22

The Officers. one of the four top teams that will play on the special bill for crippled children Saturday night, coasted to an easy victory over the Sigacs last night, and the Moose edged out tn e Waves by one point.
 The Moose Waves contest was the better of the two. Ely, tricky Wave guard, couldn't hit the hoop in the first half or the story might have been different. He ran up Is points in the second half to add to the two he collected during the first two periods.
 The next games. are scheduled for Wednesday in Juneau with Ju- neau High School taking on the Bruins, and the Moose tackling the St. Louis Blues. Following are the box scores for last night:
 Mnncn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

the Government purchases all avail able silver.
 Senator Vandenberg (R.- Mich) assured an airing of the muddled Puerto Rico situation by introduc- ing bill to limit the tenure of the governor there to two years. Others introduced bills to investi- te the food shortage and political
 eects of our Caribbean outpost
 ernment. If the Senator's bill
 re passed, Gov Rexford Guy
 gwell would have to be reap
 mted and his reappointment con-
 med by the Senate after investi-
 ltion of his regime
 Investigation of Lend-Lease be- anne almost a certainty. Fire was centered on Harry Hopkins, chief spokesman for and representative of the President in Lend-Lease mat ters.
 Forces were gathering also for an attack on that 5000 net Him. itation on salaries.
 Bills were introduced to over throw some Administration labor legislation-notably to lengthen the work week, outlaw strikes in war industries, and prevent racketeer- ing. in labor unions.
 Sen. w. Lee O'Daniel D. Tex as) reintroduced his anti-labor un- ion bills and revived his drive to forbid the sale of liquor near mili- tary camps.
 It looks like merry time for this 18th Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
Birthday Party
 Held at Perly's 5

Mrs. Percy Reynolds, Bye Wan dall and Betty ManoWski were joint hostesses Saturday evening last at a birthday party at Percy's Cafe which honored La Vonne Wandall
 Opening with a theatre party the entertainment was followed by a gathering at Percys for refresh ments and games.
 Prizes at bingo were won by Bob- by Jean Tew and Marjorie Will Hams.
 Walt Disney's lovable Pinocchio provided gay little action figures as the motif for table decorations
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
YUKON LIQUOR REGULATIONS

The Controller of the Yukon Ter ritory recently issued the following new liquor regulations:
 The quantity of liquor which may be sold and delivered in one day in any one Liquor Store with in the Territory shall be three hun dred t3o0 bottles of reputed quart size. Provided that this limitation of quantity shall not apply to wine, beer, ale or porter.
 When the sales of liquor in Liquor Store have reached the said quantity in any one day, the Ven dor in charge of such Store shall close the same, and it shall remain closed until the regular opening hour upon the following day
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
and place cards.

and place cards.
 Those who attended the spright- ly birthday party were the guest of honor, and Michael Shaw. Marjorie Williams~ Lynn Bedding, Walter Slender, Ernest Slender, Carol Jean McDonald Bobby Jean Tew, Ro- land Shanklin, Betty Steele, Anne Louise Henning, Rosaline Hychen- bottom, and Jerry Hill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
LxEL [a!z7EL9 TORPEDO BOAT"
GRUENINGS.AT
 HOME SUNDAYS

Because so many expressed enjoy ment of the informal afternoon open house at the Governors man. sion held last Sunday, when en- listed men and officers played and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Ehlers sang, the practice will be continued, 1t is announced.
 Gov and Mrs. Gruening will be at home from to p. m. this conn ing Sunday, when local residents and visitors are invited to call.
 Tho practice will continue through the present legislative ses- sion, Mrs. Gruening said, and at the same hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

front defense. To ease labor shortages. monu- foefUring plants throughout inc country are employing increasing numbers of the hondi- capped and in many cases finding their
 work speefoevIoriy successful. These photos show some woys they are doing their port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
NOTICE

Dr. Carlson has returned to her Juneau practice. Eyes examined and broken lenses replaced in our own shop. Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
FUNERAL TOMORROW
 FOR HANSON BABE


 Baby Katherine Hanson, two- month-old daughter of Mrs. Edith Hanson, of Yakutat, died January 30 in the mothers apartment at the Central Rooms, it was an- nounced today by the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
 Funeral services will be h e d Wednesday at 2 pm. in the chapel of the Mortuary, followed by in- torment in the Evergreen Ceme- tery.
 The Rev. Walter A. Soboleff will be in charge of. services, Baby Katherine, who died of pneumonia, was born at the Gov ernment Hospital November 30 Surviving are two brothers a n two sisters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
WORKERS AID THE WAR EFFORT
Ap Feofyres

AP FG0fUTes
 AS Ameriea's production swings into hieih H gear, otfentionl is being poid for the first lime 10 work fhuf can be done by the physically hondieopped-th deof, the blind, the crippIed-fo increase output of equipment for the fighting forces and serve in home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

Shipment of export freight to U. S. ports by American railways has increased more than 40 per cent since Pearl Harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
TRAP LINES
 by HENRY PEARSON

Everybody is willing to give ad''ce on how to get rid of cold Tell anyone you have pretty bad colo and he will immediately come out
 with some special remedy of his own.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
Eats Cause Trouble in
 Film Land
By ROBBIN COONs

HOLLYWOOD - When America $ housekeepers are in the throes of figuring out the point-rationing system, trying to put three and two together to add up to meal, they may take some comfort from look ing upon the plight of Hollywood, which already has to plan it's ra- tions months in advance
 I-7. wood is already sore beset fv shortages--in raw film stock, in cod cream, in wigs, in leading men gone to war. And, it's becom- ing more of problem what to feed the players who are left what to feed them, that is, in front of the camera
 What Hollywood needs for this task is combination prophet chef-diplomat: the prophet to fore tell what foods will be plentiful at the time the picture is released, the chef to take what is plentiful at present and make it look fes- tive, the diplomat to travel with the film and explain to rationed audiences that it isn't so that those lamb chops are just ersatz from the plaster shop and Hollywood isn't eating better than anybody else.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

The most common remedy seems Q be a concoction consisting of ,he juice of one lemon mixed with ] generous portion of spirituous iquor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

And the person suggesting it is llways glad to bring the lemon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

Having had all the types of cold and an occasional dash of pneu- monia and influenza thrown in, i feel that am more or less an on the subject and there fore am qualified to pass on the I have gathered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

AuulcilCeS are llkely lO pc more critical of viands on the screen as their pockets bulge with more ra- tion cards. The diplomat could in- terrupt the screening long enough to soothe the customers. Ladies and gentlemen" he could say, your attention one moment, please That luscious roast Mir Pidgeon is carv- ing-let me assure you it is but colored putty, so artistically devised that it had Mir. Pidgeon drooling!"
 On the other hand, there is a school of food thought here that insists it would be sheer cruelty for MT. Pidgeon or any other actor to carve even simulated roast when meat is scarce.
 There are some, even more con- servative, who believe the screen should give up eating scenes for the duration-glossing over such lapses when necessary by scenes showing hero afd heroine at the kitchen sink washing the dishes, or walters removing their empty plates after the fact.
 A meal served to Mary Martin, Dick Powell and Victor Moore in True to Life" had a lovely ersatz sirloin as the entree. If their gus tatory reactions seem convincing, it's sheer acting. But the studio has gone to work on a permanent sup ply of plaster roasts, steaks and chops, all tough enough to serve for the duration, and varied enough so that audiences won't see the same cuts in film after film and start writing fan letters to the meat instead of to the stars.
 This will be all very well but there again you run into the need less cruelty angle. Ever notice smo- kers fidget when actors light uD on the screen? Ever see the look in the eye of a man hungry for red meat?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

The first sign of cold is usu- |ally a running nose. Of course in many a case, noses run in the family anyhow but as a rule this lis sure sign that a cold is com. ling on.
 Most colds are brought about, say physicians. because the acids in your system have ceased to be neutral and have decided to have a little wal. Therefore it is nec- essary to neutralize the acids
 Squeeze a little lemon juice into "a glass of hot Bourbon. This will neutralize the acids and make you war like.
 As for cold in the joints, the only remedy 1 can think of is to stay out of the joints.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-02
Congress on Warpath; 5iaris Battling Right on
 First Day of 5ession

tContlnued from Page One)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

C0iOREp- Rlopeus near Mack. very
.f.4r fu.. family six rooms Up sin
down. eafaEs 50 GOO 81 600 down Fia2a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

200 Productive farm. beautifully
wooded horses barn and chicken
house. stock crops tools and machinery
owing 10 death in family, a real bargain
CA 1900 To 26f7e
COLORED-Wh the next depression nit
are you going 20 be IN the soup line ol
have your own garden and chickens: $40
cash gives deed, Address Box 1857. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
A HOME OF YOUR OWN
Only xIO7 NEEDED

ONLY xlU7 NEEDED
brand new permanent architect de-
signed home. featuring fun basement
divided for recreation room colored tile
bath ana kitchen sink. large bedrooms
down: ruomy attic for extra room. large
bay windows Priorlties for ELECTRIC
STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR, Located
Just out OF West Dearborn. near buses,
schools and stores $500 less expensive
than most other modern homes II you
have SiO7 we can arrange financing for
balance OF down payments. Don't worry
about draft status. You can move In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ANCHOR BAY BEACH Lake and canal
frontage. $4,000. $3.50 for quick sale.
Ga G200 To 2-6f7s
CLINTON RIVER 5Qx300 high and dryi
IDEAL home site Sae5. terms. CA. 1900.
TT. 6i7s
ST CTXTT TTVFF 20 II. lot. 1880, Real
BARGAIN ca A2oO Tt. 2-647s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
HOUSES ron sALE--EAsr

NEAR Van Dyke and s-Aiile rooms.
dfnefts. the bath basement fas nre not
air heat large iM soiAe Carrie $500.
terms KEW. ReNftor Nv. l-eiSi
coLoREn-cusisr near N0odNaNa Foaf
hedroons. Rrickoiea home, ueVN deco
rnteS inside tdesl for rnomiuE - 20
81. $50 ooWn Piszs aafa.
coIOREn- GrS2 Dubois : ruoms $500
du~n. GRO STIERER. ftfi chenf
TE l-Spsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

To appreciate see this beautifully land
scaped suburban residence. every modern
convenience including gas Terms. Very
good transportation. schools, churches.
For details call Barber.
SELDOM A. JOHNSON, INC. -UN. $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

DRAFTED


Sacrificing Norge refrigerator. Singer sew
ing machine. Reclaimed. Brand new table
top gas stove. Automatic radio phonograph
combination. plus 3 rooms OF high grade
new furniture consisting OF beautiful
2-piece living room suite, custom built. Kid
mOhAir. hand carved frame I'm all spring
construction. 9xl2 Wilton rug, 1905 ALI
wool. Also a gorgeous 3-piece Acer- Burl
bedroom suite-something new ana differ
ent.--including Grand Rapids made
g. piece exquisite dining room suite. You
save draftee's equity OF S225 No finance
co. Terms arranged ~
OPEN DAILY. TO
1865 GRATIoT. CORNER BALDWIN
HEATING coal stoves all sizes: easy
terms. RUBY'S 1881 Grand River
230O Z Grand BlRdrr-i3ese 6rattot Ave.
LIVING room, dining room. bedroom fur
nlture. Cheap. Telephone Townsend
6-5035.
LIVING ROOM OUTFIT-Ss5. 81 a week
Lees. 233l Gratiot, ii6 w McNiehols.
NEW innerspring mattresses, studio couches
u. s. Bedding Co, 1870 Maybury Grand.
NEW furniture: trade your piano. Cay
Music. 7412 Mack. Open ewes,
REPOSSESSED rooms OF furniture
oak 5-pc. breakfast set. 2-pc. overstuffed
living room suite. mismatehed: 3-pc. bed
room suite. lamp. table. Congo rug; 80
days 20 pay. $40
BANK BLDG. 24s4 Grand River
KoL LAWAY BEDS with mattresses. Linn.
tied supply: closing out at sacrifice
OPEN Q TO o. SPITZ, 1858 GRATIOT,
corner BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SEE BAcHoR CASH WAITING, HURRY.
QUICK service. i4Oo0 Wyoming. no, ooli.
WAR worker has cash for or o-room
single or rat in Detroit sharmAn, 203
Hammond Building Cadillac BIOS
we BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE HOMES
RoUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We 5-ioOo
COLORED--CAsH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS. APIS. HURRY.
CANNON BROS.
1871 SHERMAN FL OlAo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
HOUSES FOE sALE-wEsr

BFITfTIFTiiY 6ecorafsf an res4A Il
move in $3.50 cash ftQuired mode 81
Rose ana Lafayette tinr1in fsrk
~ OVFFf. AVN SIX tolms E-tllAEe-
rages STORES vacant Ris pan J hArf'-
son. Realty Service. rs 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
EVERGREEN-F ENkELL
OTTER DRIVE DISTRICT

49, INV - NN' = -
See these heaGilful duplex sirElcs TO-DAY
= bedrooms. tile cath auc Kitchen. bss
range large recreation room CAL RE- sas5
KrNTFlFl.p ts045 near outer Drive
S-room hrCkots. decorated $500. c1w
possession. Gustafson Rcsfor 80 $3.50
KENTUCKY. 1885 M LAYTON Bus 3
down up. fireplace, drive eafase
only 81 500 Gown.
v. r. CUSTAFSON. REAlFoR ho. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
BENJAMIN'S

CONSULT the, enlarged Real Estate list
ina. in the big Sunday Times want A
seetionI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
FLATS FOR SALE

ROBINS -CrAtlot-M odArn f-a' steam SIDE
dnvs s. SOC. 81 500 'fn. Pe'tine Pi. 1850
coLORFD - SPECIAL KIRBY a-fsmlS
hnck each new roof Scar garage'
income Sls6 no OnN ~ 500 terms
p HAMIAR. ai3 b Kirby Tk este
CoIoRED NORTH So BLVD INCOME
So rms toilet and shower IN basement
5 caraEcs sidt drive hmm p1ss n Terms
r. HANIAR ai3 p kirby -1R 47sAfA
coioRED VACANT 80 or BLVD.
Income So toilet shower IN basement 3
: carages. sids 1rive fmm poss n Terms
HAMi.hR ai3 ~ KIRBY w 2.eoAf
rdtnRFiDIvacari. uppdr ahd lover;
nuck rooms each Glauoi MI Elliott
section furnace hest. 5000 Gown. fltz-
coioREp Rioreus near Mack. NeD
clean. tW. family six rooms np sN
Gown. gafaEs 50 GOO. 81 600 down Fla2a
500.
Colored W. Grand Blvd.
2-nat 81 ZOO down Townsend s.e336
coLoREp- FARNsWoRTH 2fam. 80.
lIasiul estate only - 500 ~ 100 down
p HAMLAR ai3 kirby TR. 2-saA
COZ 0RFD .2.FLAT 18TH AT FENKElL
Sts5n. Easy terms schwartz, Cadillac
$3.50
COlORFp 81 Auru f-dat SO $50
~ GOO down schwartz Cadillac t-is
cOIORED--W ode 2-fst each
- 500, 81 goo 1oWu. TN 1883.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
LAND CONTRACTS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUY A BETTER ROoMiNG HOUSE
HOTEIe-Near CITY Hall. Inc. $745, rent
Sl25 well furnished real clean. good
money maker 81 500 down.
p RMS North Woodward. All IN apis
with water; inc. $40. rent 500, J
Fngidsires excellent beds. same owner
Ave years, 81 600 down.
"a RMS AZ Woodward Inc $3.50. rent
800: long lease. newly decorated well
furnished owner too busy TO handle. This
bargain won't last: 81 900 down.
40 RMS-Second. Into " apis, with
water. s baths, inc. S34o, rent Nl5;
nicely furnished. always rented; 81. 400 On
is-RM.- Brk, west Of Woodward rent
$50 so inc 1918; besides rooms and
private hath; lady alone. viii sacrihce.
Only 81 200 On.
is RMS Hotel style rent $50, inc. 1880
owner uses large rooms wonderful
opportunities because ~ Illness; 81 600 dn.
4s-RM BRK-lO baths in apis. with
water: inc N55; cheap rent now run
Il RMS - second Rent Si7 50, inc 5000
leaving YOU 3 rms. rent free. why not
look this over 500 down.
10 RMS Above Blvd near Second; In
apis rent $50. inc. $40 leaving owner
: rooms ErigldalIe-- MASheE--Glc---nMa
wants 10 retire $3.50 down.
i6 RMS Large parking lot Included.
near Second inc. $500 from house alone
low rent good condition. water IN all
rooms $500 down.
Q RMS Cross,own Inc $50. rent s35;
beautifully furnished spotlessly clean
a nice home AZ $500 down
NICE little home IN an apt bids rent
SaS: heat furnished excellent furnish
ings why pay rent7 $500 down.
MANY MORE BARGAINS
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 500
IMPERIAL SALES CA. 1888
1889 WOODWARD
CHRYsIER. jefferson Sec. IS completely
furnished light housekeeping units large
Brickote dwelling income $3.50 mo 80 DOC
takes all 81 500 down. 1920 East JEFF
fersOn.
INTERESTED IN BUYING OR SELLING
property or business opportunities?
Call KELLEY REAL ESTATE
47Oe Woodward Al Forest-TE. 2-31Oo
TO BUY OR SELL BOOMING HOUSES
APARTMENTS AND HOTELS. CALL
IMPERIAL SALES
CA. 3S3S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
DEARBORN


SsOo dnVr Move uEh' n Atir1ciN'
S-room Singles bed rooms tile hiiehef
ard bath Large rooms Nerl well butt
Car John cu'rlan CHERRY So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Cnlored MI. Grand Blvd.
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

CARFIELDlt MILF SECTION. near
Eraser VACANT MOVE ~. rooms,
attic 200 Zee or pavement About Z
acres garden soil Electric dcep wei pumps
water Ira house Chicken COOP and run
1.xIS outbuildlnC Only $3.50 terms,
SSd monthly -
IRWIN- kIGHT a HINES nc.
1885, GRATi0T FlNNhhh 'fLo
GRATlOT SECTION Rosrvule VACANT.
MOVE Is tFlrst block west Of, Ora
fiot OnW s. 600 fun price. SOFT loi
( nice. large rooms Buckote insulated
Complete hath extra large Kitchen
p0fchcs GARAGE Good condition. Terms
S97 so monthly. Including taxes and IN
surancc see u today
IRWIN KIGHT A HINES INC. ..
rA0S4 CRATIDT FlNGktE oflo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
GROSSMAN


Main office cor Van Born and WAYNE
Roads. Branch office 32023 Michigan Ave,
Just west Of Eloise. Phone Wayne e20.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated. all ready tc
move in $500 cash required. model cor.
Rose and Lafayette -LiReala- Park
GREEN ROOTED BUNGALOW rooms
expertly finished and decorated. with
large utility room: wired for electri,
stove: close 10 school and bus stea
al 81 3i5 no interest, only S45 IN cash
needed, rest Of down payment financed
GROSSMAN
Main office. cor. Van Born and Wayne
Roads Branch office. 32O23 michigan
Ave. jusi west OF Eloise.
GROW your own, buy little farm neal
ROYAL Oak, y ac. $500 only $40 On
Tromley. I'll. 1857 200 N Main. r. O
10 ACREs-City water. electric. telephone
stream trees Vreeland Road. u mile
east Of Allen Road 50 300 terms.
CHARLES W. CRossMAN-Ho. 6ii4
l53x260 Ideal Homesite best land q
miles from Detroit City Hall only S345,
terms. CA 1900 TT. 2-6i7e.
s0x275--sewer water. gas, walks. school
s6T5; near i3-Mile and Woodward. Jud'
son Bradwsy Co. RA. 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

ART SQUARE. remnant, eongoleum. felt
base rugs. sxs, 9xs. i2xi2. sNiOh
i2xi5. sx9. 7hsx 9. HOOK, $3.50 Mack.
ASH and fuel drums. garbage cans with
covers. 23i2 West Warren TYLER
$500
FUEL oil tanks. So galon. newly painted;
free delivery. Tyler 5-45O2.
KoDAKs-Movie cameras; will sell, buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Co.. 5lT shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

LIKE new. all-wool gxl2 red rug beauti-
ful all-whrte electric stove; blond coffee
table corner table. end table English
lounge. Cheaper all taken. Murray 6o44.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

A 2-Pc. living Room suite
and rebuilt washer also 3-pc. bedroom
suite and lamp, All new pre-war nerch-
andise All for 1929.
Easy terms--your old furniture In trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
SUBURBAN REAL EST. FOR SAL
RLOOMFIELD HILLS

III FlTN n Fs0NF "
2205o VAN DYKE AVE.
/. $3.50 Ar 1866 Cadillac 0fs6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A FATHER DRAFTED

A BEAUTIFUL sx12 Administer rug blue
leaf pattern. repossessed' SO. MitcneH =
aOO0 CratiOt.