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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
NOTES EVIL
OF PATENTS

Attorney Charles p Berry.
stated IN an interview TUESDAY
that he had been making a study
~ tho present patent system be-
cause NJ The many IDEAS and in
venflons heing developed nv local
netroiiers and hs is ~ the onin-
ion that the patent system IL in
Jeopardy due 70 public misrep-
resenta'ions az - the nature ~
the patent monopoly and me part
which nafonts rlav IN enroprag-
ing Invention and mo prompt dis
closure 81 discoveries and 'nven-
tons 70 The public
"The unacceptable outcome o.
consolidating our na'~n' system
70 deprive inventors ~ adequate
reward FOR disclosure % 'helr dis
coyeries" Attorney Kerry saiS
'Ni'l he a reversion 10 he Dark
Ages 10 secret processes The
inevitable alternative % secrecy %
he added would tremendously re-
'srd the nrocress ~ ho'h science
ard Industry IN this country
Negro inventors hsve had p
tough tine IN the Has' q their
contributions and with the p-es-
ont condition hts ~ viii he hope
less because ~ his lack ~ cap.
fal and contact" 10 added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
w. Norwood Awaits
Results Of Appeal
For Another Trial

An appeal for new triai will
be made this week by Walter
Norwood. hotel owner. and sew
on other defendants who were
found guilty and sentenced Tues
day by Recorders Court Judge
Donald vanZile. All were charged
with conspiracy 70 violate the
gaming laws in 1910.
The cases involving Norwood
and his former EMPLOYEES grew
out OF two police raids In May
1910 on an alleged Norwood mu-
tual house at 544 Josephine. and
also on the Norwood hotel, $50
y. Adams The defendants orig
inally we're found guilty on Jan.
/. 1912. but were granted a new
trial when II was charged that
one Of the raids had been made
through illegal entry.
They were found guilty a sec
ond time on Dec. %. 1912, by q
fury before Judge Vanzile.
Walter Norwood. $50 f. Adams
and his nephew Harold Hardiman.
we're sentenced from one TO five
years IN prison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

Citizenship. through the removal
OF all discrimination and segre-
CATION, in government, the armed
forces. in employment, IN housing.
and sports.
"The purpose OF the Negro
press in playing up the various
Incidents OF crime and injustice
Is not to stir up III will. but
rather 10 let white America know
what hell black Americans are
living in. and 10 arouse the Ne
gro people to protest and resent
such treatments as the white
press rarely deals fair with any
story where Negroes are con-
cerned.
"The writer OF the article TO
which refer. Is accusing the
Negro press OF what the white
press has been guilty OF since
the days Of slavery. too. in
more vicious and damnable way.
Because or the attitude or the
white press generally. Negroes are
looked upon as criminals as a
whole
When the writer refers 10
fair trial in our courts. he Is
missing the boat In Detroit a
white soldier raped a Negro wom-
an who was pregnant. in the
vicinity Of the famous Sojourner
Truth project A white Jury heard
The inrefutahle evidence which
showed the soldier 10 he guilty
without a doubt. hut because OF
prejudice the Jury brought In a
verdict Of not guilty, which was
condemned nv the trial Judge
while the white press was very
conspicuous nv its silence"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Marian Anderson Mural Hung As Voice Echoes In OAR Hall
DUNCAN
Confined from page y

here that II this town ever
branches out inio "Hifinances" and
opens a bank 7 would like 70 work
In q in some capacity even fitis
only 70 take charge OF the Christ
mas savings department have
the credentials 10 prove that
shall he worthy ~ nv hire
One more hi'ight was the ball
ing out" by somebody there;
don't know whether i; was Allen
fwho was NC or who, but he
dashed in numerically or those
people who were leaving after
Walter White finished his address.
Vow how did he know what those
people had sacrificed IN sitting
there 2is hours How d'd he know
that Frea, number might have
suffered with some ailment that
required relief How did he know
mat some. and probably most
hem had JOBS THAT WE'RE
WAITING FOR them. and some
ono had 70 stay there overtime
and wait until his arrival, nv
ruEgestlon would he 20 have
the mimeoTrapher place q note
a. the bottom ~ The program
asking "a % those who pos
s,blv could, please remain un-
~ II was over as there was
some very important business 70
attend IN nor believe single
person who LEI, failed 10 leave Q
donation or pledge Might add.
nat an who were not there missed q
grea' treat. even Perkins. the az
fable Tonsorial Artist Of B03s
Hastings street SAID he enjoyed 4
immensely. land ~ me tell you.
this Is unusual for him).
More squawks next week fsc3
Duncan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

has there been such demand
for stenographors and account
ants" That has become our
greatest problem trying 10 keep
the government ant business pub
lie supplied with the necessary
office help.
We are urging young men and
women who would like 70 serve
their country IN this emergency
to enter with tho new term be-
aiming Feb. I. for course ~
training. in Sfenography or Ac-
countancy. Certainly. there is no
more patriotic way OF serving
your country in this present
emergency.
Further information concerning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
IL Just Felt All In Most
Of The Time"

For years I suffered gas pains
after meals. The food would form
a lump in my stomach. II was un-
bearable. Everything l ate would
ferment and make me sick 10 my
stomach. | always suffered from
the agonies OF constipation. I'd get
headaches and dizzy spells. just
felt miserable most OF the time.
tried one bottle OF Gillian and think
II IL a fine medicine. II has done
away with that awful gas. can
eat much better now with no dis.
tress. have no constipation and
feel better in every way. am sim
ply overjoyed with the results"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
The Rev. Charles Hill Answers The
Criticisms OF Dr.. Warren Brown

The Rev Charles A. Hill. OF
Detroit. chairman OF the Citizens
Committee For Jobs In War In
dustrcs. has issued statement
TO the press. in which he answers
The sinister article OF DR. Warren
RfoVn which was published in a
recent issue Of the Readers III
rcst. The icxt Of Rev. M. HIS
statement follows:
in tho Readers Digest for
Jsnuary 1913 an article by War
ron Brown on a Negro Warns
the Negro Press" Is resented by
every Negro citizen. II Is not sur
prising n see such articles. when
one realizes that the Negro Is
only about so years from slavery
and therefore some timid. fear
nj. visionlcss Negroes will be
found. that even education can
not awaken. arouse or stir.
"The writer states he was born
"a the south and his position in
his article. bears that out. hut
thank God there are many Ne
croes, though horn in the south.
have shaken off the inferiority
complex. which some Negroes.
though with college degrees. still
rnconsciouslv possess
eve are happy that the Negro
press in This hour. instead Of
assuming the roll OF appeasemenf.
are proving themselves the ar
ticulaie voice OF the people who
are irritated by the pronounce
mcnt Of the Four Freedoms for
other peoples. while here at home.
n loyal dependable. sacrificing
Tenth. IS denied these fundamen-
tai freedoms. though required 10
Gie for them.
"Thc pace OF progress for the
Negro away from the Second
class citizenship forced upon him
the proponents OF Hitlcr's theory
NJ superior race Is although
altogether too slow in this day OF
raridity.
"The Negro was embittered be-
fore the depression when he
found that though he gave his all
10 save the world for democracy.
re The Negro, was not 10 benefit
from this sacrifice.
"The Negro press II simply ex-
pressing what the masses Of Ne
rroes resent on the part OF GER
tain members Of the white press
and industry. who put color above
victory or the program OF win
Ming the war. The Negro VIII
never become American conscious
first. until white America gives
him the status OF First Glass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

The Wright Mutual Insurance
company. located in its own mod
ern office building on Beaubien
street at Hancock. has set an
amazing pace in growth since its
organization just seven months
ago. During this brief period
Wright Mutual has enjoyed more
progress than Is usually exper-
fenced by life insurance COM
panies OF this type during the
first several years. Credit for this
rapid expansion goes first. as is
usually the case with most COM
panies. 10 hard hitting agrees
sive agency force But In this
case tho exceptional character OF
the policy being offered tocether
With The outstanding ability and
reputation ~ the official staff arc
equally responsible.
Wright Mutual policies are IN
full benefit immediate upon date
OF issue Premiums are lower
than those OF any other company
az this type operating among our
people IN Detroit. and policies are
issued 10 all ages ranging from
age one 10 age sixty years next
birthday.
As TO personnel. the founder IS
Mr.. A. G Wright, for many years
recognized as the most successful
business man among our people In
Detroit. Mr.. Wright is executive
yice-president. Rev r. L. Bradhy
for more than thirty years an
outstanding leader in religious
and business circles is president.
while Mr.. Robert l.. Brady, Jr,
IL secretary. other members OF the
official family are Rev. A NJ
Martin. Mrs. +. L. Wright Attor-
ney. Charles Jones and L. A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Lyman Burris Heads Accounting
Department AT Business School

What appeared 10 be a calamity
for the Lewis Business college.
the losing Of a member OF the
faculty TO the Armed Forces. re-
suited in a stroke OF good for
tune for the institution The
Lewis Business college has Sc
cured the services OF Lyman p.
Burris 10 fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Burris. who is known by
reputation as one Of Detroit's out
standing accountants. and certain
ly one OF the busiest men in busI-
ness circles. being business man
aeer Of Edyth X. Thomas Memorial
hospital as we'll as consulting
accountant for several Of the
largest Negro business concerns
in the city. has added to his
schedule the duties as head OF
the accounting department OF
Lewis Business college. Mr.. Bur-
ris is graduate OF the Howard
University School OF Commerce
and Finance and holds the degree
OF p S. in Commerce.
Violet T. Lewis. president OF
the college. states that 1912 was
truly a banner year for the Lewis
Business college. The school ha:
enjoyed the largest enrolment in
its history. having retained an
average daily attendance OF more
than 200 students. This Of neces
sity brought about an increase il
the teaching faculty. The schoo
employees six Instructors and Z
secretary. 'From the standpoint
OF employment for our students.
SAYS Mrs. Lewis. never before II
the fourteen years OF my exper
fence In business school work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Gillian Mixes With Food
Acts Fast!

Gillian Is taken shortly before
meals Thus IL mixes with food az
once. helping TO eliminate The
poisons that foster stomach trouble.
and aiding the liver and bowels &C.
thein proper functions. This new
natural kind Of medicine ,as We
cali 10 will assist in bringing out
gases and impurities frequently
with the first dose) which may have
been inside you for LONG time. and
which we're the real causes OF your
days OF misery with headaches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

Biack-Draught has been a popu-
lar-selling laxative with four gen
erations. Costs only 2bo Tor 20
10 40 doses. Comes powdered or
granuIated. which many say IS even ever,
easier 10 take. BE sure TO follow
label directions. Next time Try
Black Draught In the familiar yell
low boz. Au''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
lhese Questions answer
many a laxative problem

In c.,, are all laxatives alike?
Anllyss , any not. Cues. Are all
NE Ara a aeroal laxativesf Ans. No.
hHI,eL n ,sllne, emOllIent. etc. CUES.
h,sE orassht herbal? Ans. Yes
eaaIly , son. Is purely herbal -
saTsa -. a,s followed. That's Why 81
'ns friendly laxative"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

without relief report amazing re-
suits with Gillian. Their letters are
filled with the JOY and gratitude
that comes with new-found health
and relief from suffering.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

the Nid-vinier term opening ~
the Lewis business college NAV
he obtained by writing $3.50 John
r or calling TT 1879.
You NAV call in person AZ the
school office and discuss u IN
person with Mrs. Lewis the pres
ident ~ the school. who Is happy
70 assist YOU in selecting your
courses and arranging suitable
c'ass hours.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Gillian 10 the Famous New
Natural" Medicine -
Made From Natures
Finest Herbs

We call Gillian a natural" medi-
cine because II Is made from the
Juices from IL OF Natures finest
health-giving roots. barks ana
herbs - the same helpful natural
juices that have brought blessed re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Negroes, Whites
# Side By Side;
Singer
EasterSunday
r. Commemorate
Concert Of 1912

..,.,,rr that future genera
p iii regard Easter Sunday
~ ~ !, a significant date in the
~ 10. schieyc a real democracy
! y, II, = country Interior secre-
,. H,rcld l. Ickes this week
v r..,.a for The government a
~ .., ,ommemoraiing the free
w. w. rorcer, given by Marian
y ,...,,o. from the steps OF the
l Is,s,n Memorial on that date
=. mural. executed by Mitchell
$50, IN a corridor Of the De-
. -. Of Interior. was ded'-
rld n the Interior auditorium
r.,,.,isy pishl Ian s, 1913 be-
!. , distinguished audience, in
,,.Ip, prominent government Of
49,, 49,, and representatives. OF the
,,unatlc corps
,,mI,sio- ior Miss Anderson
!. ~, m no s,ens ~ the Lin
y, Memorial IN 1889 was grant
= " Secretary lckcs after the
np,sisrs o. he American Rev
,t,Ion had refused 70 permit the
,as contrsl,o % give a concert
: Constitution hall
prkw n Last Year
Ms year however. Just -
.,u- after 'hs mural was pre-
v.,d Negroes SAT in Constitu-
Nm hall. ne1' 70 whites In all
MI. seats With m semblance
n friction. In tac' he applause
4, N. dlyas efforts was led by
m Eleanor Roosevelt. long an
rirt adnirsr a. he great con-
into And the tempo ~ the oc-
at,n was SCI hv he First Lady
nj her box M ~ guests who
up lus'v IN their appreciation
Il Miss Aniersoa's art
VIII me na'loos most dis
trrulshed audience IN attendance
q ihk first concert the noted
srrer has he'll n pubic hall
here. Negroes We'd VIII each 9TH
q IN ,arrlnr ou' 20 make the oc-
tislon a ra'a one
Noishls' Attending we're Mrs.
Henry Norran'tsl Wife 81 the
secretary NJ me 'rcasury: Adm.
Sir Perez Nobel and Lady Nobel:
Justice and Mrs Hago Black;
Justice and Mrs William O.
Douglas; ATTY Gen. and Mrs.
Francis B'dd'e. sc~v Of the In
terror and Mrs Harold Ickes:
sty. Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Claude Wlckari' Sen Hattie Car
iviy o. Arkansas sen. and Mrs
Lister Hill OF i'ahama Sen. and
WIS Robert Rice REYNOLDS OF
MHh Carolira: Son and Mrs.
william Srs'hers 70 New Jersey;
Gen and Mrs Edwin Watson
'id' 70 The Prosiient Undersec-
ra'y ~ War ard Mrs Robert
Paterson ass, Secy " the In
N'r and Nrs oscar chapman:
M the Chinese ssador and
Nns' Wei Tso-Minz
Sponsored ior The benefit Of the
. !. Relief no entire sum Of
N''l raised AZ tho concert was
''nr over 70 the organization.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Y SUFFERING
WAS UNbE arabic
DETROIT WOMAN SAYS She HAD AWFUL GAS
PAINS, SUFFERING HEADACHES, AND DIZZY SPELLS

Mrs Chandler, of 546 Theodore Street. Detroit
food would form lump in her stomach - that she suf-
fered agony from constipation took bottle of the
marvellous Natural Medicine, Gillian, she states, and
is free of all her ailments!-'I overjoyed with
results"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

dizziness and tired feeling. II viii
aid greatly n cleansing your bow
els Cgradua'ly-not drastically or
severely as thew we're NEVER
CLEANSED BEFORE. and will help
make the digestive organs sweet
and clean
In addition. Gillian will help make
your stomach. liver. kidneys. bowels
more active. aid in building you up
In general and make YOU LOOK.
ACT and FEEL like a DIFFERENT
MAN or WOMAN. years younger
than your real age. Enjoy the
pleasure OF glowing health.
Gillian + recommended and sold
nv all Of the conveniently located
Detroit stores. Hep yourself -
health. start today by bnying q
hottie Of Gillian. one hottie VIM
convince you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

lief TO mankind down through the
ages. Made from Natures own
products. Gillian works in Natures
own way to bring the glow Of vigor-
Gus health that makes life worth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

living. II you are now suffering
the torrents Of bloatlng gas pains.
sickening constipation. sleepless
nights. and other disorders you
owe II TO yourself 10 try this nat
ural" medicine. Men and women
who had suffered for years and
tried one medicine after another
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Wright Mutual Has
Good Year Record

Smith.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Hornici " Pennsylvania zadaji o
So denne vice.

Vybor unie United Mine
Workers trva dale ma SVEN po-
zadavku O pT1davek So denne
pro vsech 10000 hornfk1 v tyr
douhelnem revfru, kdyz jeho
clenove vyslechli pfedsedu
Johna L. Lewise, ktery prohla-
sill. re "prdmyslnfci a financni-
CT Sc obavajf silly jejich unie."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Vzpomnika ma tabor Ceskoslo-
venska " americkem tisku.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.
K vyrocf zaboru Ceskosloven-
ska otiskl illustrovany casopis
"The Young People,, vydava-
ny American Baptist Publica-
ton Assn We Filadelfii, Pa,
(roc. LXIII. {. 12.) obrazek po-
mn1ku obetem lidickeho vraz-
den1 zbudovany v Lidic1ch, I'll.
a p1se:
"Znicenf Lidic nejen podnf-
tito odpor vseho sveta proti ma
cistickemu barbarstvf, nybrz
povzbudilo take sympathie a.
merickeho lidu k ceskosloven-
skemu narodu a podporilo Cd
hodlanf zachovat pamatku te-
to nestastne osady a pracovat
ma jejfm vzkf1sen1."
Obrazek pTedstavuje delega-
CT nasich narodn1ch organisacl
z Chicago u pomn1ku lidickeho
v den %. r1jna 1912 cele S
prof. J. j. Zmrhalem, pTedse-
dou Csl. mar. rady a general
MIN konsulem CSR. j. Hn1zdo.
Zmineny casopis ma statis1co-
w naklad je cten pc cele zemi
a je zvlaste rozs1ren v americ-
kych Sunday Schools.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19

Washington (ONA) = Sc
kretar valky Stimson nar1dil a.
by nyn1 jenom tt cizinci, kteri
Sc dobrovolne pTihlasi byli "a
razeni do rakouskeho praporu
a tt co jsou jiz V jednotce proti
sve Will mohou byti prelozeni.
Tuto akci Department. val
ky prozradil Stimson v dopise
repr. Emanuelu Cellerovi (dem.
N. W ktery dopis dial zaTiditi
do kongresn1ch zapis1. Slim
sondv dopis ma datum 6. bTez-
ma. Repr. Celler jak znamo ne
davno ostTe professional proti
donucovan1 cizincG ne-rakou-
skeho pGvodu do rakouskeho
praporu, ktery "bohuzel byl
S ambicemi napadnika rakous-
keno trdnu Otty Habsburka."
StimsonGv dopis pravf: "Ti
branci kter1 nechtejf slouziti v
t6to jednotce jsou opravneni k
pfelozenf k jinym armadnim
jedotkam pc predlozenf pfsem-
ne zadosti svemu velfc1mu d.
stojn1ku. Kadrove muzstavo
ktere 81 preje prelozenf Dude
pfelozeno cd 101. pluku az bu-
de dostatek vycvicenych muz1
V jednotce. Krone toho move
instrukce vyzadujf ably k 1O1.
pluku byli prelozeni jenom ii
rakoustf cizinci, kterf Sc do nej
pTihlas1 dobrovolne."
SekretaT Stimson dale pou-
kazal ma to, re prapor ma je-
nom americke distinkce a vlaj-
ku, a jeho muzstvo ma stejn6
vysady jake jine jednotky, po-
s1taje to zadost O naturaliza-
ci. Tr1dy anglictiny byly "a
vedeny a nemcina byla ucena
jenom pro kadrove muzstvo a.
by znali vojenske vyrazy.
Stimson tvrd1 v dopise, re
stiznosti pTedlozene repr. Gel
lerovi jsou zalozene jenom ma
bezpodstatnych zpravach a po-
vestech doslych j%ednotlivcG
pred zarazenfm do 101. pluku.
Jejich podezTeni a obavy bu-
dou odstraneny az 81 zvyknou
ma sve 1koly.
Americko-rakouske kruhy
predpovfdaj1, re 200 z $50 mu-
Ia nyni v rakousk6 jednotce
cvicene nyn1 v Camp Atterpu.
ry, Ind, vyuzijf okamzite pT1.
lezitosti k pTelozenf. Zbytek
jsou bud dobrovoln1ci anebo o.
soby, kterym je jedno v jake
jednotce slouz1. Repr. Cellel
prohlasil v kongresu, re jenom
20 rakusan1 Sc skutecne prihls
silo do praporu.
Cd zacatku ornament utvo.
Tenl tohoto praporu 20. listo.
padu 1912 souvisej1cfm S osla.
YOU 80. narozenin Otty Habs.
burka byl tento prapor sire
dem ostre kritiky stTedoevrop.
skych kruh1 a Ottova akce V
utvoren1 vojenskeho vyboru k
podpore naboru do tohoto ra,
kouskeho praporu byla prova-
zena ~jednomyslnym a vseobec-
nym odsouzen1m intrik Habs-
burkH v teto zemi.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Stimsonova odpovsd ma kon-
gresni stiznosti o rakouskem
prapOru.

Stimson v dopise repr. Cellero-
vi prohlasuje, re dial instrukce
ably jen dobrovoln1ci byli prija-
tt. = Voj1ni jsouc1 v jednotce
prot sv6 Will mohou zadati o
prelozen1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03

Wanted to Rent Rooms

YOUNG woman wants furnished in nice
Christian. or small apt Trinity 1881
cOLORED-Young girl, doctor's assistant
wants room in North End section. Madi-
son $3.50 after IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Vacant Lots for Sale

BEST location. Lincoln PIX. large lots city
Improvements. only $2s3- VI. 1887.
BUY state owned properties. See your
real estate broker.
sGS27S--Sewer water. gas. walks, school .
1878, near i3.Mile and Woodward. Iud-
son Bradwsy Co. RA. 97O0.
coLORED GNKsTER)--Au improvements.
sSfra0rdinary bargains, large lots
schools, eTcelently located. University
s0el
COLORED-BUY LOTS NOW -1NKsTEK
Exceptional opportunity; future security
bargains city Improvements. Tyler $500
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inEs IN the DIX Sunday Times Want "A
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Farms and Lands for Sale

IN ocEANA COUNTY Fruit and gen.
farms low prices. easy terms A 40-acre
gen. farm, some fruit. new bldgs.. electric
slightly hilly. So $50. terms $500 down.
75-a. gen. farm, good bldgs., electric ar
ranged for, on main trunk line. nne large
bldgs.. 81. 800. 50 900 down.
GOA. d. mi Hart lovely old-tims hse
furnace: barn; well with windmill. Lovely
lawn with grand old shade trees. on main
highway. paved Beautiful country home
Minor repairs ana paint needed 81 500.
$500 down Also others. Write or see
Eva Hanson Osborn, Hart. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
3 MILE DRIVE
Houses for Sale
(Wsst of Wooduayd)

BRICK VENEER income. s rooms fuii
dining room tile bath. dovn 3 up:
stoksr heat Lee Chiics Vermont 5-27is.
CRUISE, 1885 IS IONS bedrooms
sior.s. schools $500. w. l.l252.
MICHIGAN. Telegraph section: rooms.
modern 81 500. $500 down. SIS mo. bus
school Possession. V L. CustAfson, Real
tor 10 $3.50
OHIO rooms brick Oh vacuum steam
heat. near 7-Ails. ca, 400. IT.. 2-547s
CONSULT the enlarged Real Ests'e net
ings 10 The bg sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Victory Garden Plots

ACRES ---5 y acres: large lots close m
FRANK S. kRoSECK. 1890 VAN DYKE
u. DETRoiT-50xil5. paved at. ~ bi.
OF GrAtio,; S2p5 owner Roseville 1855.
VICTORY GARDENS. 500 UP
IS DOWN. s. MONTH
Come % 247O0 Ford Rd. Sunday only.
YOUR FUTURE HoMEsITE-EAst Detroit
s0Xl20. $500. Terms. DAVIS. CA 5Tl5.
COLORED--Victory gardens now, home
sitter after the war 500 lots paved
streets. all improvements: $3.50 each SIS
down. VIII be on property. ii3 Visger
Road Ecorss. Saturday afternoon, all day
sunday. or phone WyAndotte 1881.
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