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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

LOS ANGELES-AP-Two Seat.
tie, Wash, baseball players, VII.
liam Derflinger. ~, center fielder.
and Gene Holt, %, pitcher, were
taken to q hospital with knife
wounds early today after reporting
TO police that they were cut by two
assailants on a downtown street
corner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14
U. 6. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Enthusiastically fair
tonight and Tuesday with widely
scattered thundershowers in south
portion tonight. Cooler Tuesday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
IS: lowest last night, So.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, So; lowest, 81.
Highest temperature this date
in last ~ years, 90 in 1898; lowest,
80 in 1888.
The sun sets today at s:34 and
rises Tuesday at $40.
The moon sets today at 5:55 D.
m4-and rises Tuesday At S:2s q. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14
Ten Attend

Ten Ypsilanti men from Post 2s2
attended the American Legion Con-
vention in Grand Rapids. The
men were Karl Tunnicliffe. Carl
Johnson, Thomas O'Dea. George
Lyle, Clifford Reynolds, Britt Ed
dings, Manley Rowe. Peter Lambie.
Harold Magee. and r. G. Starr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14
Allies Haze
Unusual
Chance
az Assoelated Preaal


Allied armies battered powerfully
today upon a dozen German divi.
sions retreating under hail Of
bombs and shells through a narrow
ing ls.mlle gap from a disastrous
Normandy pocket in what Gen. Els.
enhower termed "a fleeing but def.
mite opportunity for a major Allied
victory"
u. s, armor which swept behind
the enemy lines had struck 55 miles
north OF lie Mans. and battled north
OF ATgentan as the southern jaw OF
great trap. 1t fought within 49,
miles OF the Canadian frs. army
bearing down on Falaise. The Ger.
mans raced through this hatch. with
only the Falaise-Lisieux road left
open TO them. and with that dnder
shellfire. The u. s. Frs. Army
closed In from the west between
Wire and Mortain. The British Sec
ond Army on the Canadian right
bore In tighter on the pocket.
Great Opportunity
"The victory we can now achieve
Is infinitely greater than II has so
far been possible to accomplish in
tho west" Eisenhower asserted in
an order OF the day TO land. air and
sea arms.
Overhead the skies were filled
with bombers and fighters taking
terrific toll of Nazl armor and men
fleeing on congeated roads In every
type OF vehicle. Thoy were scoring
almost without hindranca as Field
Marshal Gen. Won Kluge's legions
were flushed from cover onto open
roads.
As the German stand In the West
broke down, Soviet armies gathered
In threatening arc before East
Prussia, and Moscow dispatches
said the zero hour apparently was
approaching for the offensive into
that Junkers homeland.
Menace Lomzs
Farther south, other columns
menaced the communications CEN
ter OF LomEa between East Prussia
and Warsaw, and northeast OF the
Polish capital they seized Mostow-
ka. IL miles from the city, along
with more than $50 other settle
ments. The second Baltic army had
carried nearly halfway across Lat
VIA. and Moscow declared nearly
10000 Germans had been killed or
captured In a month OF fighting,
raising the German casualties In
the great summer offensive TO 500
526. Still other Red Army men
raced through Estonia toward the
Gulf OF Riga.
Frontons Taken
The Allies in Italy were restoring
order and services IN Florence. The
only major new advance was cap
ture OF Frontone. q miles Inland
from the Adriatic,
Italy.based planes struck Sunday
az Southern France for the third
consecutive day. and also hit into
northern Italy and into Husoslavla.
Despite the heavy Allied pressure
in France. Won kluge had not yet
been forced into a rout. Supreme
headquarters said resistance con-
tinued strong on the German north
ern blank as Won Kluge sought to
extricate the bulk OF his se}enth
army But the price particularly
at the hands OF the air forces which
See EUROPE-PaEe 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

NONCOMPLIANCE warships
patrolling the Bay Of Biscay and
the Channel coast around Brittany
sank five enemy ships and possibly
a sixth In a series OF skirmishes
Saturday, the Admiralty announced
yesterday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14
Drum Corps Well Received
at Grand Rapids Gathering

The Ypsilanti High School Girls
Drum and Bugle Corps returned
Sunday afternoon from very sue.
cessful trip to the Grand Rapids
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

CASHIERS. doorman. usherettes.
cleaning women and janitor. Apply
Center Theatre, willow Run.
Adv. sll
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14
Flashes of
Late News

Observation-Disclosures
Chief Donald NJ. Nelson appealed
to foundries and forge shops today
for increased production to meet
the imperative needs Of the fighting
fronts" Commanders IN every war
theater are asking for more heavy
trucks and artillery, the War Pro
duction Board chairman said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

WASHINGTON-AP- Fuel oil
rations will be withheld from any
one who destroys coal or wood
burning equipment or who sells or
gives it away to obtain ration
stamps. the Office OF Price Admin.
istration said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

PHILADELPHIA ms - Four
Philadelphia transportation COM
pany employees, who failed to obey
the army's order to return to work
last Monday at the end OF the SIX
day transit strike, were discharged
today. Maj. Gen. Philip Hayes,
War Department representative in
charge OF operating the system, said
the quartet faces draft reclassifica-
tlon and possible induction into the
armed forces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

WASHINGTON AP-The Wal
Department has disclosed that on
August l there were 226,4l6 Axis
prisoners OF war in the United
States. Most OF them are working,
the department said, in occupations
ranging from farming to logging.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

MELBOURNE, Australia --AP-
Comedian Bob Hope, Songstress
Frances Langford and other mem
bers of a party touring Southwest
Pacific battle stations escaped in
jury today when their plane was
forced down at northern Newcastle,
Australia. Details OF the incident
were lacking.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

See sTRIKEs-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

See WEATHER Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

SUPERIOR, wilkins Miss
Marion Crowley, niece OF Foreign
Economic Administrator Leo T.
Crowley. will christen the u. 8. 8,
Kenosha in the Walter Butler ship.
yards, Superior, Aug. rs, 1t was an.
nounced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

LONDON-AP-Prime Minister
Churchill, whose arrival in Italy
was disclosed last Friday, has con-
ferred in Rome with the Yugoslav
partisan leader. Marshal Tito, and
other Allied leaders, the United Ma
tions radio in Algiers said last
night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

MlLWAUKEE-AP-A campaign
in which there were few issues but
an abundance OF candidates came
to close today as Wisconsin voters
prepared to go to the polls tomor-
row in a primary election slated
five weeks earlier than usual.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-14

See RoosEvELT-Page s
Evening star., 1944-10-27

were the scenes off Salerno. during
the after-dark battles when German
planes attacked the Allied flotilla
and the ships guns began to blaze
back.
Was Real Show.
ut was truly spectacle" he said,
recalling the bitter fight off that
Italian shore. When night fell our
feet would throw up smoke screen
to hide the ships. German aircraft
would attack. We could hear them
diving-they dropped huge flares
which lit up the artificial clouds
above. But still they couldn't see
our ships below Then they would
hurl their bomb loads, but most of
them missed because of poor visi-
bility.
From below our big guns would
blaze forth in the darkness, firing at
the enemy planes above No Fourth
of July show ever equaled that"
On the ribbons across his chest are
four stars, to represent action off
Tunisia, Sicily, Italy and Nor
mandy. Gratefully, he said-and
modestly too-he came through
without scratch.
Back now on leave, he has spent
much of it at his home in Charles
ton, S. c., visiting briefly in Washing
ton. He will return to South
Carolina awaiting reassignment. His
last post was ashore somewhere in
England in Coast Guard office.
Left in 1912.
The youthful officer, graduate
of the University of South Carolina,
left The Star newsroom for the
first reserve training class of the
Coast Guard Academy at New Lon
don Conn, in February. 1912, and
saw service along our coasts before
sailing overseas.
During the invasion of Sicily,
when he was executive officer of a
landing craft. the ship he was on
took a number of shell hits" but
not one was killed, he recalled.
One of the most picturesque loads
of soldiers he ferried across the
Mediterranean to Sicily was a whole
shipload of Moroccan Goums, in
their flowing white robes, and long
sharp knives. They had never been
on ship before, the officer said
but when once the ship left the
African shore they broke out into
wild rhythmic chant They sang,
they beat time on overturned buck
cts, day and night.
Ship Grounded.
On D day for the Normandy inva-
sion, June 6, the Lei he commanded
grounded where water was too deep
for men to wade ashore. Under fire
some men on board were killed
Evening star., 1944-10-27

Veteran Of three invasions, includ-
ing D day on the Normandy beach
head, where the ship he commanded
sank after being blown up by Ger
man mines and shellflre. Coast
Guard 1t. 0.g) Colt Hendley, "a,
member of The Star staff on mill
tary leave, is back in the States with
vivid memories.
He can't forget the bleeding, dead,
and wounded on the Lei Qanding
craft infantry from which he as
skipper was the last man to leave as
it sank off the French shore. He
can't forget the slaughter of invad-
ing Yanks who stormed the obstacle
strewn beach near Carentan in the
face of vicious German attack.
Blood and Death.
He can't forget the struggle he
made to put shipload of soldiers
and sailors ashore despite exploding
mines and the tangle of steel and
concrete which the Germans
thought would halt the invasion.
AS he had written to The Star at
the time from a Navy salvage tug off
the French coast, it was IAN affair
of blood and death
But perhaps the most spectacular
sight of his adventures off Africa,
Italy and France, 1t. Hendley said,
Evening star., 1944-10-27

furious cross-hre, the bow Of the
ship piled up with dead and wounded
men. Finally the ship listed so badly
all but the crew were removed and
the crew and officers did not leave
until the Lei started to roll over
and sink. 1--WE jumped off onto the
Coast Guard ship standing along
Evening star., 1944-10-27
Vivid Memories Of D Duy
Recalled by Ex-Stur Aide

Backing up and moving down the
beach about 200 yards, the Lei was
driven forward as far as possible
through obstacles, he said, hit a
mine, and was under concentrated
fire from German field guns on the
beach. A ramp was shot of, four
compartments Of the ship were
punctured by German shells and be-
gan leaking.
The ship caught fire. Raked by
Evening star., 1944-10-27

Mexican cattlemen have organized
to eliminate middlemen and lower
prices.
Evening star., 1944-10-27

SIDE" said the skipper, @and vatchedI
the ship which had been our home
sink"
Evening star., 1944-10-27
OUCH!
MY LEG
Stiff, sore muscles eased fast
with powerful OMEGA OIL

Ouch-at every step Look-don't stand
that muscular pain all day without try
ing Omega Oil. That's what it's made
Tor, Rubs right into the skin. And goes
to work fast to give blessed relief Eases
and soothes and comforts muscular
pans fast. Extra strong, but won't
burn: Good old Omega Oil-only 35t
at all drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

STEAM press machine operators
pressing coats; YOU can make big
money on this jon Apply ready 70
work Michigan Towel supply, 400
Humboldt
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HOUSES ron sALE-EAsr

MAY. ssei-5 bedrms (: hsm,., fur
mace ,namsled Kitchen in bsmt new
paint job Agent. PL 3iii
ST. AUBIN. NJ ~ wsrren-3-fam
lis. 2-3 rms. one rms, toilets
good condition. S. 200. wieser, TU
f-lS30
NAYBURN. ans. near Warren
large rooms. I bedroom down, s up
bargain 10 settle estate. 50 $50.
CARNEY. 1882 Chalmers. Pl 426a
CoLORED rooms. large attic.
lots $500 down balance $4,000. So
month near IA Mile and Gratiot.
Address Box B-2s2. Detroit Times 81
COLoRED MeIrose r. Grand Blvd.
section. rooms, fun attic immedi-
ate possession IS $50. terms. Nor
man SKY. Realtor. TO a-53OO ,,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

DEPENDABLE colored girls. good
salary. short hours interesting work.
Come ready TO start. Apply So a, m.
1850 Graiiot
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FIELD. t04s Glfls nome cook NIX
and privileges excellent trausporta-
uon. Packard buggs. Budd MurraN,
podges Oh 664i
LADIES OF gentleman excellent
meals near jefferson Or 1882
NEWLY decorated good food excel
lent transportation. near Noodws "a.
Gil 1922 iZO Ninder
WHITE - 376 West Grand Blvd
gentlemen. home cooking. showers
lobby GOOD transportation RA osiS.
WHITE board and room near Pack
ards, excellent meals. home prNil'
sses OF 42;i.
CoLORED Twin beds cooking
privileges basement room men only
good Transportation. To $685.
COLORED Room and board dHuhie
working gentlemen, good transporta
ton TT i-7610
COLORFD Room and board fol
tUo gentlemen, good transportation
1E , 3g06
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SEE Us FOR
THE BARGAINSi

2o3 HAMMOND BLDG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
HANNAH

so CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our clients.
TO SELL
Gail teal estate concern who can
give you complete service.
Mortgage Sales Management
"a ZOO
GN 3-750O Pr 1900 w $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExCH
1TALIAN--orEinai 2i-hr. cash sale
30 yrs. Fast Side. Peitine, PL 1890.
LIST X YOUR HOME win US for
quick, sale. We can sell and finance
Your property
THE CONTRACT a INVESTMENT
COMPANY
1850 Plymouth Rd We $500
READY cash buyers houses. Eats.
apis tcoloredl Quick actlonl c. w.
White, 1850 Hastings. TIE 1-0Os6.
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2o5 HAMMOND BLDG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

GIRLs--i0 are needed, l7-3a; career
minded Train In an old established
world recognized profession; essential
during peac. doubly essential during
WA: paid training Western Union.
Miss Navvils Room 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

EXPERIENCED waitress Apply
Rainbow Tea Room, 10 John r
FACTORY help wanted Apply 1886
Lincoln. between and 5.
FINIsHERS-Th Ernst Kern Co.
has an opening for an experienced
finisher. Apply Emp. Office. sth IL.
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,NousES ron SALE

COLORED-Dubois- s-room
brick. bedrooms. additional 4
rooms upstairs can be used for
apartment: stoker heat; excellent
condition throughoui. hmm, poss. /;
~. 200 down. " Broken Me 1888
Tf S'5o6l. oil
COLORED west side. vacant. 5-roOm
bungalow. hardwood floors, huilt-in
cabinets steam heat. 2-car garage
81. 500. $1,000 down. S35 month. John
4. BishaW, VI 2-21s0
CoLoREp Arlington Ave. beautiful
i-family solid BRICK perfect condi-
ton. steam heat. Scar brick garage.
Vacant soon. So, 800 down. owner,
TR 2-56S2
COLOkED 10 vacant houses. Move
ught %. $500 TO $1,000 dn. Edel-
man Pj26 Oakland az Westminster.
COLORED-Camepon.Owe 2-fam-
rs. hot air nj good cond. imm.
poss. $1,000 81 200 On. TO 5-06f7.
FLATS FOR SALE
DEARBORN Ruther = Warren. So
brick garages; modern. Immediate
possession Ia s907
FOUR FAMILY frame. between Gothic
and Mack on Lemay. rooms and
bath each. fun sized basement, new
furnace and stoker, s. 500, $1,000
down. DR. 5i4l.
GLADWIN. 2544-6. at East Vernon
highway basement. furnaces
So. 500. 81 500 dn,; 30-day possession.
Saros, LIE 02lz.
MILITARY-VERNOR So ? fat. fun
basement, hot air furnaces. bar
gain for cash
FLsEA REALTY a. INVEST. co
62i7 W FORT VI l-i4O0
/ MOVE IN Lawndale. 2-nst, IS 500,
/ terms. Schwartz CA 1900
, NAVAHOE. 4ss-Also see No. Az.
Must sell Drive by, Agent PL 3i44.
4 PAYNE near Warren Ga. brick. "a.
/ RACES. drive, modern. 80, 500. la
Z S9Oi
ROSEDALE PARK section. Sd. al
3 most new oil air condition rental
$40; priced right owner. TT 2'66s2.
/ FIREMAN 2 family. 6-6. Cameron
2 family, 6-6. Oakland > family
5-5. steam heat; Kirby, single
rooms Mitchell 2 single houses.
rooms each. Watson. $50. 1 family
Brooklyn family brick. 5 room'
each, steam heated. Davis, $685.
Oakland
WARING- Tractor. terraces brick
hot arr. all oak, s., 500 On. Proulx
1910 W. Vernon Ia d7Sl.
WYKES. near fireman 5-5 modern
garages 81 900. terms. restricted
LA sg07
/ COLORED 1854 Kendall mr. Wood
row Wilson, 2-flat. 5-5, 2 furnaces
only 81 lao, 81 uNu dR 32ee Hudson
corner Williams. brick 90, 2 fur
nates garages. So 300. 81 $50 On
1919 " Hancock. mr. Ninewood
nice frame, 2-tist SIS only 81 900
$500 din 1888 Ford. nr. Woodrow
Wilson. 2-flai, 90. ? furnaces Nam
bargains. EdelmAn. 1926 Oakland, a
! minister
COLORED specials John r. Rose
dale 2-family income. "a. h. a. heat
50, 500. terms. including furnituFe
income SIS week; immed. possession
/ Ninewood -Buchanan--2-fam. "a brk
siding tile bath. furn., $1,000 din
SLOBIN TR 1856 Tf i-Tl1
CoLoRED 1851 Indiandale. betwee'
18th and 1ith, 2fam. sc, gar; re
conditioned throughout; So, 500, 50 00
dn Johnson. Ti 5-46se
I CoLORED Watson. 215s. near 81
Aubin. lower vacant form nat
stove heat. 81. 500. terms. Carroll
1922 GratiOt FL $3.50
| CoLoRED Russell. $685. Brick 90
steam heat garages 81 GOO. 50. so
down. Broker. PI. sop
| CoLoRED ST Joseph. nice 2-flat
81 200. quick possession easy terms
schwartz CA 1890.
! COLoRED-T wo-family brick. hot Al
heat $500 down. TR i-30s5. Robert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

I ryFIsr for general ONO. work hy'
k.hour DAYS. no saturday. 1850 W
WArren. TY $500 "
TYPlsT StsnograPhsr snd oftee
clerks Apply 4Ok6 Michigan Ave
see Mt. Gallagher
UsHERETTES- aGtrls 10 wears and
older Nor thestsr WORK ull or part
time Apply ewes Msnager, Royal
Thsgtsr : Mils 80 Movers
MATTRESS ard counter glrl Pr
light food service Food salary tips,
night work uniforms furnished
MsyneWer pourhnsi shop 1918
Woodward Ave
MATTRESSES wanted steady DAY
work no sunday So veek.
1888 West Warren
WANTED a coiored pasif, COOK for
cafeteria also \ cook Cor a summer
camp. \ " & A 5os r. Eliza,
ntth CH 67io
WASTED Sslesgirls flr wholesale
grocery ADpS 2ot0 Nopcle,
We PAY excellent commission for Sc
curing new customers lack ~ spac,
prevents details n y kregef Cook
coffee Co.. $3.50 Hamilton Ma $3.50
WHITE GIRL To assist with child
and small apartment uo laundry OF
cn0ErUE good nome nice saiars.
TN 1-5I0f
WHITE General housewurk M
cooking small family good home
stay S25 1875 san Juan. Just on
MCNlchu,s
WHITE grl 81 woman for general
houseWork and assist with uabY sta5
nights ~ --iFf
WILL take tew Applications for hell
M packing ana iCinE departments
National Biscuit Co. sgs W Balti-
more
WOMEN for plant protection axe
|2S Ia 90 high school graduates
duties maintaining order and disci'
/ pine among women % large Wal
plant write information and refer
cnCes Box r $50 Detroit 81, Times.
WOMEN OF DETROIT white
Tower has grand Job for YOU
Clean WORKING conditions easy work
good salary; advancement. meals
uniforms free Apply al 1886 cas-
or your nearest White Tower
WOMEN 80 years or over. help m,
war effort and keep M physical trim
hy working AZ walking messenger
DAYS. no nignt or sunday work. See
Nj swArthout Western Union Tels
graph Co. 53s Shelby street
WOMEN NANTED--Ages 20 10 80
pleasant. lgnt work sundays auC
holidays OF. experience unnecessary
good wages. Apply Grennan Bakeries
Inc. 1880 nth St. between 9 a. nj
and ? p m.
WOMEN or girlS wanted. IL or over
for food factory. nigh work, 1000
wages 6-dAt week day or nigh
shift Borden's Ice cream Co, l450i
f Dexter
WOMEN white tor ngnt 0fnc'
Z cleaning; nice working conditions
good pay; room 3I05 Barium Tower
> y m
WOMEN for candy and bakery fac
tory. Fine working conditions. Coco
pay Apply 100 Oakman Blvd, e
. Fred Sanders.
WOMEN 10 a. wears old to learf
banking, day or night work. for fun
time permanent positions Splendi'
/ opportunities, Good worklne condl
tions Commonwealth Bank. DINE
Building Detroit Michigan.
YOUNG WOMEN win some eNperi.
ence IN detailing. drafting or trsc'
ing. Small sutomOtiye parts. y. SIDE
defense plant. Box Bl3g. Detroit
Times 81
4 COLORED OF white. 3 rooms chill
dren night work, stay or hom'
lGuI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AT KELLEY S--LOOki
HOTEL. 80 rooms. property and
business inc 81 goo mo reai nice
place a-rm apt for owner 4 floors
Elevator service $50. 600 down
- ROOMS Lincoln lnc 500. hof
water heat. Fugidaires. nice and
clean s. coo down
.lag K EELLEY BE YOUR pr PRok l,s6
PARK on our iot rear Of once
BAR, BEER GARDEN
wanted Al once Have cash Gus
toner u priced right. ca 2065.
SHARMAN
2O3 HAMMOND BLDG
BUY SELL--LEASE
Your beer tavern. rooming house or
confectionery quickly a.
BUSINESS SALES
SIS Mscrahees Rldg. IF 1919
FLOUR mill. 40 barrel % story
building 5-fOom house II lots all
for 81 500. 8 600 down free and
clear. will exchange for city prop
eriy. TT 43i3. lo232 Chalmers,
Detroit
GARAGE and motor rebuilding plant
with complets stock ~ motors, parts
and modern equipment 60 rebuild and
repair passenger and truck motors.
Now In operation VIII sacritce.
STANDARD Auto supply Co, 1861
Gratiot CA 1870
GARAGE i00.car capacity with
complete humping and paint depart
mont win also sell equipment n
desired Rent all or part. standard
Auto supply, 1861 Gratl0t CA 1880.
JOSEPH CAMPAU % rms com
pietely furnished nicely decor" ted !.
good income priced night. lmmcdi-
ate possession owner leaving city.
REST BUSINESS LOCATION IN
Oakland ave reasonable terms.
Davis, 1894 Oakland
LET KELLEY BE YOUR BROKER
TIE 2-3700 A7Os Woodward
MEN - HOTEL 90 ROOMS
RESTAU RANT AND BAR
Established Is years. near Dodge
plant has large meeting hall; rooms
are furnished baths. 10 toilets 20
wash stands. stnker, steam heated.
Nets 50 OdO month $50 600 with
S2h ooU down. terms, CA 2oo5, Ma
5i76.
CHADMh
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FARM AND LANDS FoR SALE

FREE s2spage Summer catalog farm
bargains 7 midwest states now ready 7
/ Special service for those who state
requirements and payment plan hrst
letter. Write today United Farm
Agency, 7.DW South Dearborn. Chi
cagO 3, Ill.
HAVE farms all sizes in sanilac Co.
OF Lake Huron; also .Macomb County
E-Z terms ii. Il. HUCk. Broker
1870 Chelsea PR 1890.
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FARMS FOR SALE
A REAL BARGAIN

A REAL BARGAIN
6-room old farmhouse; number Of
outbuildings: acres of land. 800 n,
on Telegraph Rd Low taxes, Easy
terms. Salesman on property satur-
day and Sunday at King and Teie-
graph, Evenings UN 1870.
ABUNDANCE Of food can he raised
on this / =. acre parcel fine land
near Schoolcraft. Ss5 down. $40 mo.
Newman. 3 TO S daily SchoOlcraft,
. cor Pennington Rd. BEDFORD 0333,
ACRES-2N.. 10 Mile and Kelly. l25
a. frontage on pavement. city wa
ter; only $3.50, l0eo down. ALSO.
acreage on MAJ and on Hoover Road
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES INC.
it054 Grstiot Pr 5fis
ALDEN VILLAGE. on Plymouth RI.
Half TO sac. parcels: bus service
Newman, $4,000 Plymouth. RE 672o
I Attractive 5-RM HOME with
lge porch Complete bath and cosl
furnace plus 2 chicken houses. All
situated on entirely fenced large
garden plot Beautiful hedges and
shade trees. Price 50, 900. $500 On.
GROSSMAN. 3st2 s. Telegraph the
tween Mich and Van Born, DE
1895 or Wayne 92O.
| COTTAGE with IN acres OF good
soil. fun price, 81 500. $3.50 down.
/ GROSSMAN. Cor Van Born and
WAYNE Rds. Wayne ego.