davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09

gum 5tpeiten Male un0 Iiefern 0os
'Aonite Moteriol gum @aienIdmid.
Notpen0ig lit nur Elm fleibiges Be-
tp1iiern bel anbaltenoer Srodenbeit.
Die Saut. umS Saarpflege beim
SmnOe.
Sic Sout uno Soarpfleee ipielt
Bel Der Sunoebaltang cine groBe
Mnne. 9ieat oas &oar beim tura'
hooriaen Sunoe elatt uno gldn5enO
6em 9orper an, 10 fam ma ru9lg
Iooen, oaB Der Sun0 geluno 1T.
IS lolleu iid nod benz ausle9eil
non Sout uno Soar wtdtlge
ghIiiiie i6er BEN @eiurobettsau-
rtottO oes Sieres aieben. gs tpetler
eben immer frarfe Sunoe itruppi'
oes ur0 n~bItebenOes Snartlelo anI.
0ie Saut Iteat iid GIG Oas AD'
fonoerunqsorgan fir Die &usout1-
itunqslfoffe oes a0rpers bar. Gadn
fomnt, oaB ii6 Stoub, SduIts
11nD on0ere unreinli1feiteu Don
ouBen Der ouF Der Saut obieser,
al oenen nod Sautabihirfungeit
fominer. 0ie Sout bolt ODER gibt
@arme ob uno betpirft Die $outat-
munq. aae unreinigfeiten anf Der
Saut er8eugea beftige Sndrelae'
menn ife niht BON 3eit gu Belt be-
Ieitiot meroen. sic biloen einer ge'
rooeau ioealen aufentbolt fir 0oS
berI6ie6enIte Sautunge8iefer. Talt
one Sautfranf6eiten OeS SuFOes
hoben bier ibren nriprung, uno es
brouft ni6t DEFENDERS %ber0orgebo-
Ben Az tper0en, ooB Miiden, Globe,
26ule uno 3eden bic beiten uno 5li'
eIeib bic gefabrlidIten nebertroger
bon allen m0gli6en Sauterfrartltlt'
gen iino.
@us 0ielem @runoe bot Die Saut-
pflege cine Doppelte auTgobe 5n err
fiIen: tie ion 8und6it oos Eier
iou6er balten unO SautfrontbeTteH
borbeueelt, fte berbiiten uno gum
oropren, mo 0as ni6t mogli1 tit,
mo Iolde Sautfranfbeiten nno I'm
ge8~ieferberOe i6on beiteben, olele
beleitigen.
am einfa6ften geidiebt iol6es
Ga~uberbalten bon Saut un6 Saor
6ur6 regelm1Biges Baden. Us iou
aber in Ser falten S~abres3eit Der.
biitet Deroen, oaB Der Suno nit
nod feubtem Soar in oas 5reie
fommt. 0a9 ie0em gao in oieier
ssabre55eit muB Der Suno, na6oem
er NIT eigens fir oieieu 3DeG be.
Itimmten Sii9ern trofen gerieben
lit, nod geraume 3eit i'm uarmet
3immer berbleiber, bepor er eiteirt
gemperaturme1Iel ausgeIeBt miro.
BUR @nIHung oes &unoes miro
oQqemein aernIeife benubt. Dieie
lit oa3u ni9t au em~pfeblen, oa lie
einen @ebalt on freiem Ilfdli be-
5iBt un6 oaber blutrei8enO Dirft.
9as 8ao ielbit erbalt Der Suno in
elmer @anne nit lauem 8oier,
Dem etwas 2plol ODER 2Diolform
beigemiidt miro. Sn Der 8anne
piro oos 9ier 8uerit nit @aiier
iibergeiIen uno Damn NIT elmer mill
ben Soilettenieife griinoli9 einge-
Ieift, nobel gIeid8eitig oas Sell
griinoli6 ourdgearbeitet miro. Sier-
auf piro oas Gier nit iouberem
@afier eriinolid obgeipiilt Nun er.
folgt oas 4nsfdmmen nit einem
nidt gu ipiBen Sornfamm, oamit
oas llngeaiefer abgefdmmt miro.
SIS lit oieies aus Dem @runoe mo-
tig, 90 2piol nobl 6as unge5iefer
betGl1bt, ober nidt abtotet. Siers
auf miro Der &uno nit Eidern
troden gerieben.
Sunge &unoe iolen ni6t 81 oft
gebaoet peroer. @elpen nltr 6ann,
tpenn lie llnge5iefer baben. 9ie
Siere laBt man na6 benz &eini.
gungsbaoe uno benz Srodenreiben
unter 9eden an narn1en YlaBe
boaig trodnen.
X
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09

Ger 6in6erIobB.
Strableno perfiinoet Ebereie: nBapd,
5ris uno id baben ms beute &c.
funoenl"
Sdnlun5elte Ser 8apa: naoba
unO i9 jon Sen 5iaoerlobn sabIea!A
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09

-uebung. uManhe 6rau iiber
0rsiBig Sabre bat bent3utage einen
beiieren Seint ais Elm illnges Mah-
d)en."
ga, ia, lle6rits nadl ovn alei.
lier!"
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09

Ole @abrbeit gu iaeen, 1T niis.
lid benz, Der iie bort, i6doli@ Dem,
Der lie ipriAt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
SIDING INSULATED

SEWING machine vacuums repaired i0
home 81 used machines bought Vine.
Wood ..u-U
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
. BRUCH g. son
kSTAEIIEIEn 1unl
ROIIrR skA1ING-MINnsoR
>tWING NtCniNt RtrAIRING

ROLLER sk7tuE nightly dancing SstU
day. wrestling TuesI8Ns Windsor Aren
~ McDoursu Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

REWARD for return of white Persian
car. suayed nom 1857 oregon. Tyler
1 .Lin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

IAND~tAPING

BLACK DIRT tp Soils f.p ttrsrirE
sO11lrK seeding tolg asd sgGetftr
LandscsTlrE Oregon boJ1
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Visit
iast Un ne bs SUNDAY Times Want NE
-nrl--N-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

DEFENSE against hiEh prices nave
ycur mattress renovated. Miller gs0s
kerchevsl LEnoX 1854.
MATIkEeS rerovatiEE lnJsisprIpE mat
tfsst Heasonable~ qlahty vorkWsnsbp
glaraniee1 Hs1iey Randolph s00e
MATTRESSES renovated ike new u.rk
guaranteed star ha,tfess Go no $3.50
CONSULT - rrfarssd Rea Essts Hs'.
irfs - te -rF SUNDAY Tine Want 40
eCloai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
WINDOW CIEiNING

GEstDESTIAI.-W indav r.ean.ne storm
srferr surirs service. NoftnRest Gee
ron. IEmpis ..7Fg-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUpios-Aovertising displays.
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
RArdolph a1i4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING ANn nrCnRAIING

Al ACCURATE decorating. rooms
pspered ~ up. immediate service.
TEmpia 2-J2p5
Al INTERIOR exterior decorating
RctrRcrators re!inlshed Free estimate
Immediate service tt 2-2o93
Al PAPERHANGING. CALcIMINING-
PAINTING ANY TIME TEMPLE 2-0779.
F ATTENTION Furniture painting at your
door; reasonable prices Can SPRAY IT,
Townsend g-3iuj.
BEST workmanship guaranteed paintinE.
decorating, wall washing TO 6-6333
PAINTING. decorating interior exterior.
guaranteed woTkuiHUshIn Reasonable
prices Estimates. Hogarth s0sl
PAPERHANGING SO and up. rapcr m
eIuaed quick service. no. $685.
PLASTEKTNG
: = rLNSTEETNG Iathing. ceilings.
arohg. repairing large, small; reason
AN EXPERT pasterer PATCHING. aitera.
uons, repairing. Guaranteed. ,Esti-
matesp. Wal" Lafayette s222
PLASTER Contractor alterations excel
lent workmanship Prompt service Free
estimates. Temple 2-4Sl2
PLASTER CONTRACTOR -- All kinds
guaranteed workmanship. reasona hle
speclalizlng arches. Madison 5000
PLASTERING--L atge-N small iehs -i~ratt-
ing, alterations, satisfaction After
Cherry 5663
PLAsTERiNG, good workmanship pnce
reasonable Thomas, coloted 37li
Brush. Temple 2-49o7
PLAsTERlNG repairing alterations No
Job too smaIl-large. Telephone Town
send si6pq
PLUMBIN1. LICENSED
Al PLUMBING. heating Prompt serv-
ice. Reliable Estimates free. can AR
77f4 -
ABBOTT Sewer Service cleaned electric
ally Results or no pay Days, nights
sundays Vinewood l-6222
ALL sewers sin IN. drains and septic
tanks cleaned electrically, reasonable
work guaranteed. Tyler 7-7g6s
80 DIGGING, no MESs-SeWert. drains
cleaned; electric machine, finest equip.
m,nt. Oregon 2iis.
SINKS cleaned. So. 2t-hour sewer service.
Duke UN. 2-2654. Also plumbing fixtures.
Furnace cleaning, repair parts.
RADIO SERVICE
"ALLENS RADIO washer and clock
repairing Guaranteed workmanship.
Telephone DReNel 5677
FREE store Checkup, calls. 81 Ideal
housekeeping shop 50l7 Woodward.
II i-1lto
REFRIGERNrOR SERVICE
Al ALL MAKES sERVICED - Parts
labor guaranteed. Prompt service.
TO j-20l0
A GUARANTEED JOB All makes rt.
paired. cIty-VIde service Licensed.
bonded East SIDE Refrigeration Pros
pect 1863
, nLTpoTT IN ppLrp ATfNFE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
WNII WASHING

AL WALL wasrIrs p8pr asisamlre
cleaned ~ ,Nea1s experience one DAY
sersiCf White WNfkmer Temple 1851.
WAL WASHING 81 our business Nomes
ana OFFICES con ~ S1ss for free csu-
mate Ace Wall Washing Co
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-10-29

ing car. They act perfectly natural.
A pleasant Good Morning." or
"Good Evening"" is their greeting
to all passengers, black and white
alike. 1t is largely the attitude and
the action of the porters and wait
ers on the Empire which causes the
white passengers to forget their
prejudices and to accept the pres
ence of a colored passenger in a
respectful and often friendly man.
ner.
You can be sure that if they acted
as if they resented the presence of
colored travellers, the atmosphere
of superiority and contempt would
permeate the train. l like the En-
pire. I respect the men who work
on it. For they are gentlemen in
the true sense of the word.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-10-29
Negro in the
Armed Forces
Continued from Page "

Continued from Page y
In their comparative effects upon
Negro morale, these relative gains
in military status have been more
than invalidated by the constant
humiliations suffered by Negro SOL
diers at the hands of sheriffs, police,
bus drivers, railway conductors,
shopkeepers and, to a lesser ex-
tent, by white commanding officers
and military police. There have
been about a score of race riots,
ranging from small localized out
breaks to pitched battles in which
a number of lives were lost. These
involved Negro and white troops,
and sometimes white municipal
police. A growing number of Ne
gro soldiers have been beaten or
murdered in the vicinity of South
ern training camps. The inflexible
pattern of local authorities has
been to put the blame for agrees
siveness on the victims. The rec
ord of the War and Justice De-
partments in these cases has been
one of constant evasion of their
democratic responsibilities, and
surrender to Southern racial pat
terms. 1t must be remembered that
in almost all of these cases, regard
less of how the blame has been
fixed officially, it is inconceiv-
able that a white soldier could have
been shot for the same reasons,
or that wanton Sayings of white
personnel would be ignored by the
federal government as they have
been ignored in the case of Negro
troops.
1t is true that the army Qike
America) has been confronted with
an extraordinarily difficult dilem-
ma. At the beginning of the war
in Europe we were caught with
probably less than 100000 fully
equipped troops. The General Staff
faced staggering tasks: of creating
divisions literally overnight; of
Transforming America from a
comatose peacetime nation into a
great military power. Draft ma
chinery had to be set up. Canton
ments and other centers by the hun
dreds had to be planned, ordered
and built in a matter of weeks and
months. The army's task was
enormously complicated by the con-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-10-29

Negro leaders organizing similar building
projects These leaders have first hand knowledge
Negro community They estimate the approximate
nta home buyers They the type would appeal
to Negro purchasers
We congratulate the organizers of this building corporation
their vision and initiative in launching this enterprise
project will help relieve Detros housing shortage
vide suitable homes
building operation of this e
development
of Negroes should the establishment
lures owned and operated by NegroesIneracial Review
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-10-29

Au4IC q supply VI SISdAl itS1"
of the station l spied red cap and
asked him to carry my bag to the
car.
When told him the car and seat
number, think it was Car 314
Lower No. l, he turned to me and
doubtfully said: That's a Pullman
Car" 1 showed him my ticket.
Slowly he picked up my bag, but
instead of going to the car, he said:
Wait" and left me standing while
he walked five cars up to where the
white conductor was standing and
engaged in a conversation, mean
while looking and pointing at me.
Finally he came and gruffly COM
-"This way" On our way
to the car, he suddenly turned to
me and asked-"Whar'd you git dat
ticket?" That is exactly what he
said and how he said it. By this
time l was hot. In fact was boil
ing. To think that a colored man
himself was of the opinion that l
had no right to ride in a Pullman
Car. So l said rather heatedly,
None of your damned business,
Just take that bag to car No. 314."
During the past twenty-five
years have had occasion to travel
quite bit. And l have been struck
with dismay and hurt by the atti-
tude of some of the colored en-
ployees on the railroads. 1 have
gone into dining cars where the
walters seemed embarrassed and
sore because came in when the car
was fairly crowded. Many times
there has been a vacant seat at a
table for four-the other three be-
ing occupied by white people-and
l have been told by a waiter, prob
ably at the order of the steward,
Gear crowded" Of course l know
why, both the steward and the wait
er feared that the white people
would object to sitting at the table
with a person of color. Well often
they do. There is no question about
that. 1t seldom if ever occurs to
either of them, however, that l
might not want to eat at the table
with some white people. For l have
seen examples of terrible table
manners practiced by white folks
in dining cars. / have seen devotees
of the "pitch and gulp" school, and
others adept in the Kansas City
grip" I believe it is called, where
the knife is held like a dagger.
There is nothing to be ashamed
of in being an employee of a rail-
road whether it be porter, waiter,
red cap or what not. Personal serv-
ice can be as dignified as any occu-
patton or profession. 1t is pleas
ure to watch the men who man the
New York Centrals great Empire
State Express. They are highly in
telligent, they speak in cultivated
and subdued tones, they carry
themselves with such poise and
grace that even a Cracker" from
the deep South hesitates and chokes
when he tries to say George" You
just don't hear this appellation on
the Empire. And these men have
no inferiority complex in the pres
ence of white people. And that is
more than 1 can say of some Negro
doctors, lawyers and teachers and
social workers. And they don't be-
come distressed when a colored
person enters the chair car or din
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-10-29
Negro Housing Project

According to the Michigan Chronicle of Negro business
and professional Detroit have formed corporation build
hundred homes for industrial priores
been secured and construction will early September
houses which be financed by the FHA will sell
$6000 convenient terms This development only
step helping to relieve the local housing shortage will
less other local builders housing developments
for Negro occupancy.
We believe this undertaking will stimulate a
cities which problems inadequate housing Doubtless
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-10-29
PUSH AND PULL


Employ tact to win friend,
Don't be afraid to condescend,
Grow courage high from modest roots,
But never lick another's boots.
Don't be content to show or place,
Or just be best within your race,
Unless you're champ over every man,
You're nothing but an also ran.
Don't clatter like an empty wagon,
There's naught to gain from idle braggin',
But give your stride that added fire,
By taking hurdles inches higher.
Have no great fear of backing down,
The strongest force must need give ground,
Fall back, if it will make your siege click
But always make retreat strategic.
Equality's a fragile thing,
Beware of it when there's a string,
False friends like statesmen travelling,
Art apt to sell you just raveling.
Keep to the right in a world of rush,
And ever take the door marked "Push,"
The left door, "Pull," is likely to close,
And bang the entrant square on the nose.
james T. Logan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-10-29
PLAIN TALK
BY Elmer Carter

remember being in Atlanta Through the magic of
j. Thomas then Southern Field Secretary of the National
Urban League had secured lower berth through train
New York My bag heavy for had been hot and
dirty trip lasting two weeks and had been compelled to carry
quite supply of clean linen On arriving at the coored end
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-03-12

This carelessness is increasing, for
IN September we issued 251 duplicates
{ - Negro workers who had lost their
ssiginal ones as compared to 189 in
September 1941', Mr.. Ellis said.
Replacing lost cards is costing the
Government no ore than 100000
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-03-12
: THEY'RE HOG RAISING CHAMPIONS :

IDA GROVE IOWA George Hoffman Cleft to right
above) brothers of Ida County Iowa.
raising champions At Chicago Stock Compe
ttion the edition
Stock Exposition they firsts
shires shown above The Hoffmans had previously
International Carlot championship 1889
had all firsts The brothers farms here
unlike thousands Of other farms of the No
used AL Of the Hofans hogs
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-03-12
NO MANS LAND
IN TIJNISIA

TELEPHOTO-Big German
drive against American forces
has turned the war spotlight
on this mountainous area in
central Tunisia. U. S. troops
and tanks based on Tebessa,
Algeria, had as their main
detectives the Nazi-held ports
of Sousse, Sfax and Gabes,
but the German counter at
tack threw back allied ad.
We ces on the Faid- Maknassy
fro..t.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-03-12
NEGROES MOST CARELESS WITH
SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT
NUMBER CARDS

Negroes are m ost careless with
their Social Security account number
cards, according to John R. Ellis, Man
ager of the Meridian Field Office Of
the Social Security Board
About five times as many Colored
people as White apply for duplicate
cards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

ATKINSON Business girl share room
twin beds. shower. SO Townsend E-uo59
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Houses for Sale
COLORED

GRAND BLVD, w. 1877
Br spacious rooms fine cond gorgeous
handicapped lot. 50x20O. Ideal for Dr.,
DENTIST Clinic. Church. etc l.. G. Stimp-
son, CA. 032i or TO. 5-l7e4.
HOMER WARREN a co.
COLORED--i IMMEDIATE POSSESSION!
Watson Chene seCtion--6-rm. cottage,
Good condition. only So, $50. E-Z terms
y. HHMfNK-513 +. kirby--1R. 2-S54t
COLORED -HAMTRAMCK VACANT
MOVH RIGHT IN
Dandy 5-rm. bungalow. brk. siding. good
cond, stove HI only $3.50 dn SIS mo.
r. SLOBlN TR. 1-0366 TY 7-7ll5
CoLoRED-25s ERsKINE; S apis. 4 sim
ge rooms; furniture included. reasonable
terms SINGLETON, ca. 1906.
COLORED-- Best buys city homes, farms.
Wright 47l2 w. Warren TY. 1861.
COLORED -- Mclean Goddard 5 rooms
store. fixtures Gear gar 81 700 cash
quick possession. Kendrick TR. 2252i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

CLIFTON, 6726 CWarren- LivcrnoisJ1 Com
Nenient transportation and near ialto-.
ries. Cedar lSu3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Housekeeping Rooms

BRADY. rps 2 nrnt housekeeping rooms
ward. quiet, adults
CABIN one room for Light hou.ekcsp-
ipg, 2620s Plymouth Road Eedfors
513q
NEW modern furnished hume fIr 1850
couples near Michigan and Scnaefer S60
month each. oregon 6SJl
PARTLY furnished rooms employed
couple Vermont 5.4S6a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Houses for Sale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
CHARM
PERSONIEIED

Here's q covered brick broom
home with shade trees and nicely land
S.4ped same owner for "a years nice
yntth. hot water stoker heat, 3 ga
RACES. Groom apt. for owner the rest
available for roomcrS. So 500 down for
al nI mis- A srlendld InNestmnnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Houses for Sale
(WeSt of Wooduord)

HOLDEN AVE 1885 Vacant 6-room
rame modern 81, $50, 5000 down
CHv,r> 1877
INFANTRY. 1887 Five-room house. ga
rAges total price. 81 600 cash. do not
disturb occupant.
LIST YOUR EAST SIDE PROPERTY
WITH rs FOR QUICK SALE
1913 EAST WARREN TU. 1000
OHIO. near Mile rooms. oil vacuum
steam heat Cadillac 1900 Tt. 26i79
CONSULT TIE enlarged Real Estate list
,rts Ia the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Income Bungalows for Sale

BIRWOOD--e rooms: II A. neat. tile bath
garage, stores school.
DAN } HARRlsON-UN. 1-i250
MODERN h-ick income So. side drive.
2-csr garage tie hath hrepaces, new
room. Al condition, good transportation,
- coo down occupy lower Immediately.
Gail owner Cedar 327s or Tyler i.65is
WARD. a. cd. River-Brick SIS. tile
bath SINKS refrig., stove; steam
e. 900 dn. SIS mo. 2-car, drive; recrea-
lion room.
V r GusTAFsON
10000 SCHOOLCRAFT no. $3.50
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ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Business Opportunities

CLASS c license. 81 equipped new refrls.
Grafton. Excellent business Tuxedo
? 3sOS
DRESS ana millinery store good location
established ~ years making money
owner IN had health. must sacrifice fo'
cash get into a business NOT curfailed b.
war rstioning $3.50 Grand River
ROoMiNG HOUSES rooms flied 81
Calumet owner saCriflCIng Temple
f-p33s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

FURNITURE WANTED VIII pay best
prices. Yoekey Bros. Temple 2-i531
HIGHEST prices paid for used living room
furniture any condition sInewood
2 1880
HIGHEST prices paid for used vacuum
cleaners; any condition. Fitzroy $500.
SALE 900 SUITS. LADIES FUR COATS;
closeout prices; fun selection OF mems
topcoats. S. up. Ellis Company, 40i
Grailni. nklrst come. first served"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Farms and Lands for Sale

ROCHESTER, RID off pa. Milo acres.
5-rm. house water, lights. telephone A
real buy. Royal OAK 1850.
JOHN r. JONES REALTY
22sO2 JOHN r. HAZEL PARK
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate HIST
ings IN the big sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY state owned properties. See your
rea estate broker
COLORED bargains. large lots Inkster
all improvements; act quickly. TYLER
$500
COLORED GNKSTER) All improve
ments exceptional bargains large lots,
eXcelently situated. University 2-s0sl.
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Wanted Miscellaneous
A PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. Will pay highest
,nsh price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.

s DEALER wants furniture immediately
fur cash If reasonable. Tyler 69223
ABSOLUTELY more for furniture. rugs.
MO0N BROS FURNITURE. TIE. l-l299.
WAYS CALL TYLER 7-Sl02
We pay hest prices for used furniture
Az individual needs complete home OF
oid pieces. 80 20 3 Randolph Gas.
ELECTRIC or gas range: also ironer; will
pay spot cash Vermont 6-2ll0.
ELE&ITuRE- Miscellaneous items high
rst prices can day. nlght. Dealer.
b. Randolph 537l
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
t''rs m the h'g sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
ConUoiescent Homes

COlOREp--Andrew Tvon Memorial Con
valescent Hospital excellent care quiet.
reasonable Tyler 4-2i2- APO West
Warren
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Lake and River Property for Sale

ANCHOR BAY Beach take tor 20 close
estate s5f5 CA. 1900. To. 2-647a.
ST. CLAIR RIVER lot $50 foot real
bargain. CA 900. TT. 2-6f7e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Victory Garden Plots

ACRES--is acres; large lots close in.
FRANK S. KRoNECK, 234iO VAN DYKE
l.. DETROIT-50xll5 paved St, Ia hl.
of Gratlot. S2e5: owner Rosevile 1868
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Resorts for Sale

FREE BATHING-COol breezes on Lake
Gould one-aCre tracts Drive out Grand
River IS miles. turn ught on t-s23 -
mites, sunday I 10 Q. Address Box 1885,
Detroit Times
COLORED-PRIVATE LAKE. SMALL nS
SMEDLEY, 446 r. WARRF.N TT i-Sl92