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Evening star., 1944-07-07
Mrs. CorroII D. Frost,
Native of Laurel, Dies

Funeral services for Mrs, Carol
D. Frost, who died Wednesday at
her home, 3l8 Main street, Laurel
Nd, after . weeks illness, will be
held at 10:30 am. tomorrow in St
Phillips Episcopal Church, Laurel
Burial will be in the church ceme-
terry.
Born and educated in Laurel, Mrs
Frost was the daughter of James
Holmes and Sarah Elizabeth Dodge
Besides her husband, she leaves
two daughters, Miss Ethel Dodge
Frost, Laurel, and Mrs. Robert Rob-
inson, Washington; three sisters
Miss Katie Dodge and Miss Wanna
Dodge, both Of Washington, and
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan, Falls Church
Va. and q brother. Charles C.
Dodge, washington.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

TIL Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to the
United States, late yesterday blessed
10000 medals of St. Genevieve of
Paris. patron saint of the Woman's
Army Corps, at the headquarters of
the National Catholic Community
Service. The medals will be made
available to women in the service
through the NCCS in the United
States and through Army chaplains
at ports of embarkation.
The medal, which bears the in
scription That which I have prom
ised I will do" was designed by two
Milwaukee artists, Mrs. La Vera
Pohl and Mrs. Donna Miller. The
face of the medals shows the saint
against background of the walls
and towers of Paris with her hands
outstretched blessing the people at
her feet. The saint holds a torch
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Jewish Welfare Boord
Names Four From D. C..

Secretary of the Treasury Nor.
genthau, Morris Cafritz, Edmund I
kaufman and Milton w. King, all o,
Washington, have been elected t.
the Board of Directors of the Ma.
tional Jewish Welfare Board, it ha.
been announced by Frank l.. Wei
of New York, president.
Since 1912. when annual meetings
OF the NJWB were suspended. activ-
tiles of the organization have beer
governed by the Board of Directors
The organization is a member oi
the USO and governs the Nationa,
Association of Jewish Community
Centers, the Young Mems Hebrew
Association and the Young Women's
Hebrew Association.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

promptu. When Sigmund Romberg
and his orchestra were delayed by
a late train for their concert at
Constitution Hall last winter, the
waiting audience was amazed when
an offlcer who volunteered his serv-
ices and started lingering the key
board turned out to be good.
He should have been. 1t. Bolet
holds the Order of Carlos Manuel
de Cespedes from Cuba as we'll as
the Walter NJ Naumberg Prize and
the Josef Hofmann Award. He has
toured Europe and twice been So
loist with the Philadelphia Or
chestra.
Born in Havana, 1t. Bolet first
came to the United States on a
scholarship with the Curtis Insti-
tute of Music.
On tonight's program he will
play Tschaikowsky's Piano Concerto
in B Flat Minor" Orchestral num-
bers, under the direction of Guest
Conductor Antal Dorati, will include
Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony
and overture to Romeo and Juliet" !"
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Of Coal
Expected toCut
Supply by 1917
District Consumers
Urged to Use More
Coke and Buy EurIy

Washington householders using
coal face 10 per cent cut in btu
minous supplies, IL per cent de-
crease in available supplies of an
thracite and it may be necessary for
more consumers to mix coke with
their coal next winter, it was learned
today.
The coal picture for the District
was outlined In a letter from the
Solid Fuels Administration for War
to the retail coal merchants diyi-
sion OF the Merchants g. Manufac-
turers' Association and made public
today.
Shortage Is Nation Wide.
Nation wide shortages of coal this
year VIII reduce the supplies of all
domestic consumers, including those
In Washington and surrounding
areas, by about $4,000, 900 tons, the
association was informed.
Translated into plain language
this means roughly 10 per cent re-
auction in bituminous coal for home
burning. or 8 tons instead of TO-" C.
j. Potter, deputy solid fuels admin
lstrator, stated. I'm terms of an
thracite, it means tons instead of
q. Much of the bituminous .defici-
ency is Of coal produced in Southern
Appalachian mines, which is widely
used in Washington and vicinity"
Washington coalyards now have
adequate supplies of usable coke and
bituminous coal and dealers are able
to deliver 1t to householders, the
agency pointed out. However, this
may not be true when fall and win
ter weather arrives. Present regu-
latlons permit the stocking of bins
to Is per cent of bituminous require
ments and so per cent of anthracite
prior to October /.
How to Avert Crisis.
The agency made the following
suggestions as means of averting a
coal crisis next winter:
One-Place coal orders without
| delay. Retail dealers now can offer
better choice than next winter.
Coal in local yards is clean, dry and
free from ice and snow. Dealers are
able to deliver now.
Two-Take the retail dealers
| advice on these questions: What
kinds Of fuel can I get? How much
can I get? When should it be
delivered?
Three-If the kind of fuel pre-
ferred is not available, accept other
kinds, since the coming of cold
weather may find all types in short
supply.
Four-Look after heating equip
ment now. 1t may need to be
cleaned and repaired. Dirty equip
ment causes loss of heat.
Five-"Winterize" the house where
possible. using weather stripping.
insulation or storm doors and
windows
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Private Cleared in Deoth
OF TuIeIoke Internee
By the Associated Press.

by tHe ASS0cldted Press.
1ULELAKE, Calf, July Pvt.
Bernard Goe, Army guard, who shot
and fatally wounded Shiochi James
Okmoto. japanese American, at the
segregation center here May "a,
has been found innocent Of man
slaughter by general court-marttal.
Five colonies. one lieutenant
colonel and two captains deliberated
an hour last night before returning
the verdict.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
|0verton Plan
will bePushed
byMcCarran
Nevudon Fuvors
Formula for U.S.. Share
In D. c. Expenses

Expressing pleasure at the deci-
sion OF Senator Overton, Democrat,
OF Louisiana to stand for reelection,
Senator McCarran, Democrat, OF
Nevada today promised to lend his
support to the new Overton move
for more equitable Federal pay
ment toward expenses of the Ma
tional Capital.
The Senate Appropriations Com
mittee recently indorsed by unani-
nous vote a resolution proposed by
the OMahoney Subcommittee at the
suggestion of Senator Overton pro-
vldlng for comprehensive study
this fiscal year of the financial ar
rangements between the Federal and
District governments.
Seeks Equity for ID. C.
Senator McCarran. formerly a
member Of the Senate Appropria-
tons Subcommittee in charge of the
District appropriat tions, has been a
supporter of the Louisiana Senator
IN his long fight for fiscal equity for
the District.
On his return to the Capital from
Nevada. Senator McCarran noted
the announcement that Senator
OVerton decided to seek reelection
and said. Il hope he will be back
Tor he has been sincerely interested
in the affairs of the District"
Referring to the Overton formula
Tor determining how much the Fed
eral Government should pay toward
capital costs each year, Senator Nc
Carran said Senator Overton's con-
clusions were sound and he expressed
hope the day would come when some
formula regulating the size of the
Federal payment could be adopted
TO replace the present lump-sum
payment.
Backs Overton Plans.
I will support him in the future
as have in the past in his efforts
TO work out an equitable financial
arrangement between the District
and Federal governments. In this
connection it might be pertinent to
recall recently filed a report of an
investigation of the water systems
OF the District and recommended a
measure which he supports to cor
rect lnequltable features of the pres
ent system
The McCarran bill for reorgani-
zation OF the water systems, which
would put them under a single ad-
ministrative control. provides
among other things, that the Dis
trlct no longer would have to supply
the Federal establishments with free
water.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Autopsy Is Ordered
In Death Of Man, 81,
Victim Of Streetcar
Charges Face Pedestrian
Injured When He Ran
Into Motorcycle

Charles Hickerson, 81, OF 1912
Jefferson street NV, died in Emer-
gency Hospital yesterday of injuries
received June 10 when he was struck
by streetcar in the 5000 block of
M street NV. Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald will conduct an autopsy
today.
Meanwhile. three other persons
were hurt in traffic accidents here
yesterday and today and inquests
were scheduled for today in the
deaths of two other victims of street
car accidents several days ago.
Police said the operator of the
streetcar which struck Mr.. Kicker
son was Roy r. Rodgers, 80, of the
5000 block North Glebe road, Airing
ton, Va
Oakland Boy Hurt.
! Robert Lowdermilk, IL, Of Oak
land, Md, suffered deep head lacer-
ations early today when an auto
mobile in which he was riding with
his brother collided with a fire truck
at Twentieth and @ streets NV.
Police arrested the driver of the
car, George D. Lowdermilk, II, of
2lO2 Rittenhouse street, Hyattsville,
and charged him with failure to give
right Of way to the fire engine. The
fire apparatus was returning from a
minor fire in the 2l00 block of Mas
sachusetts avenue NV, according
to police.
Police said the fire truck was
driven by Fireman Harry j. Cress-
man, 42. of 2300 Fortieth street NV
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, 26, of 3033
Fifteenth street NV, received a
possible leg fracture when struck
by a Capital Transit Co. bus at Mt.
Pleasant and Irving streets NV.
Yesterday. She was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital.
Woman Injured in Crash.
The bus was operated by G. w.
Gregg, 30, of 2204 Fairlawn avenue
Sc, according to police
Mrs. Helen Balenger, %, of 1920
Benton street NV. was treated for
shock at Georgetown Hospital YES
terday after a Capital Transit Co.
bus on which she was passenger
was IN collision with a truck at
Thirty-third and @ streets NV.
The truck driver, George R. Barr,
80, OF Alexandria, was charged with
failure to give the right of way and
posted s25 collateral, police reported,
James B. Lloyd. 43. of 1900 M street
NE. was listed by police as the
driver of the bus.
In a freak accident at Seventh
street and Rhode Island avenue
NV. yesterday, man ran across
the street into the side of a police
motor cycle. upsetting the police
mans vehicle. Willie Blunt, AZ. COL
ored, 900 block R street NV, was
removed to Emergency Hospital fol-
lowing the accident His condition
is not serious, hospital attaches said
The policeman was uninjured.
Pedestrian Faces CHARGES.
Police said Blunt will be charged
with violation of the pedestrian con-
troll ordinance when he leaves the
hospital.
1nquests were planned today in
the death of Miss Alice Brenbarger,
t25, a WAVE, and Israel Brannock.
"a, colored, laborer employed by
the Capital Transit Co. Miss Bren-
barger was fatally injured June %
by a streetcar on the Fourteenth
street side of the District Building
Police said Arthur L. Mankin, SO, of
the $500 block of Seventh street
NV. was operating the car.
Mr.. Brannock died at Caslalty
Hospital Monday after being struck
by streetcar at Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Diplomat
.0n AII-Tschaikowsky
Water Gate Program
Cubon MiIitory Aide
Promotes UNDERSTANDING
With His Concert Work

1t. Jorge Bolet. Cuban officer
diplomat-pianist, will be the solo,
ist with the Water Gate Symphony
Orchestra when it presents an all
Tschaikowsky program at the Water
Gate tonight.
1t. Bolet thought he had turned
from the keyboard for the dura- :
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Stephen 7. Early, Jr.,
Made First Lieutenant

Stephen T. Early. jr.. 21, son of
Presidential Secretary Stephen T..
Early and Mrs. Early. has been
promoted to first lieutenant at Fort
Benn1ng, Ga, where he is an in
structor in the weapons section of
the Infantry School and a member
OF the Academic Department.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
2 Shipyord Workers Die
After Dormitory Fire
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, Wash. July IA
blaze which ragged through a ship
yard workers dormitory while occu-
pants were sleeping proved fatal to
two men yesterday.
The victims, who died in hos
pital, were Max Vignon. 56, Chicago
and Fred L. Covington, rs, Poplar
Grove, Ark.
The flames swept through a
rooms early Wednesday. All other
occupants escaped without injury.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Sove This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
OF old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child In your block to
have your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

Inc young Of
hcer, a former
student at Roose-
velt High School,
was inducted in
March, 1943, and
after t a in &
basic training at
Camp Croft, S.
c., won a COM
petitive appoint
ment to Omcers'
School at Fort
Benning the fol-
lowing June, and
was commission
ed a S e c o n d
lieutenant last
H4fNk1~
Evening star., 1944-07-07

YOUNGEST OWNER OF 81, 900
BOND-Little Nabeel Ameen
David sleeps on, oblivious to
the $1,000 War Bond his IA
ther, Ameen David, purchased
for him just "a hours after he
was born at Columbia Hos
pital. Mr.. and Mrs. David.
and their infant son live at
1882 Albemarle street NV.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

Secretary Early was a lieutenant
colonel in the First World War and
saw service with the 80th Division,
A. E. F. The family home is at 7704
MorningSide drive NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

ton when Cuba
entered the war
but part of his
work as assist
ant military at
tache of the Gu
ban E m b a S S y
here Is to pro-
m o t e cultural
understan d i n z
b e t " e e n his
country and the
United States
through concert
appearances
His first effort
along that line
was strictly i'm
Evening star., 1944-07-07
80 District Men Report
For Military Induction

Thlrty-nine District men reported
at Fort Myer, Va. for induction
into the armed forces today.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

1 iley are.
Christian. Jack G
Christopherson, ! B,
Fangmeyer, Leroy J.
Gold. Lewis
kurtz. Harry P.
Sherman. Robert
Eldred, Kenneth B,
Hussar. Edward j.
Myers, Alvie E
Nichols. Frank A,
Pollen, Robert l..
Pruitt. Roland s.
Quinn. James P.
Davidson, Harold r,
De Chard, James L.
Hlckerson, James e.
Sanchez, Patricio S.
Webb. Joseph D.
America. Joseph
Foley, Marvin B,
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CASH FURNITURE MART

334 MICHIGAN AVE.
Be, Washington snd Cas- opsr tsss 20
All NF1S ItKNiTItRf -DI IINI
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COIlORED

An excellent 3-bedroum home on
large 10, with AGAR garage ~ shop
n now svaIlable 20 responsible fam
ly block north ~ West Warren
Az. To'sl price only T. 800 with
81 500 down. Has all modem convent
ences For appt. cal & Ray flana.
Esn. CA ZOO
HANNAN REAL ESTATE TX Inc.
CoLORED 49, Frnkell- Fourteenth beau
tiful s-room home steam heat. real
fireplace. extra basement layat1rl
garages 81 800 down. Tyler hr24eo.
COLoRED ST Aubln- Garfield. one
family. 5 rooms bath good confi-
iion, small down payment. vacant
Tw. 1881.
CoLORED- Rivard zoos five rooms
and store: bargain fn' cash call
a:ter 5 p m pingrec 6if9
COLORED -2-family steam heat
ss 600, 81 500 do immediate pos
scssinN TO hrnff.
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COMMONWEALTH I sS.

10 OFFICES
DOWNTOWN, 1898 National Bank Bids.
woodward 4 Cadillac So. Cherry zsso
downtown. 304 Capitol Park Bids,
state at 6ris~oId ST. Cherry 77So|
downtown. ia0@o Grstlot
AZ Russeu CA f30o
WEST SIDE. Ssos Michigan Ave-, al
Junction. End Floor lAfaystts s4Oo
EAST SIDE. 1880 &. jefferson. at Con.
rer t0pp. HudsoH MotorD lEnox O3so
EAST SIDE. $500 Van DYKE, At
Harper. 2nd Floor Plan 74so
NORTHWEST. soi4 Cd. River AZ Joy AZ.
Rm. 20i tnYer ktsaae.s} FFier s.sy4i
RIhwEST. 4t20 FsnkeIt. a. livernois.
2nS Campus Bldg. University 3-2s2g
HIGHLAND PARK, 1909 woodward, n
Manchester t0pp. Ford'O TO. s.S32o
HIGHLAND PIX, 800 Murphy Bida.. t37o0
woodward At &. Grand Ave. TO. a.0o20
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

49, ACRES on main highway Su miles
from CHF Hal neN barns ue~
k}p all steel staucniens neH cofn
crIn chicken house $50 ne~ fences
no house running water Apiece
b-fe sn modern cor veu'ercss SIS b.
Bon terms cal owner Vine Ns'-
urfr . ewes sundays. DEar ESQ
i25 ACRES raod ness5 ~ = land
excellent FER oyb-Ans cufn Wheat
ana sugar hfeis price SIS PEI
acre Zeal direct with owner write
RaN R-2.af uhtr-.f Tines 81
COIORED -- Women war wgtksrs-
ANsr the war. what A isy ..
Protect Yourself sni family ~ fais-
lnr your own FOOD $50 gives deed
A4cress BOX B-25s6 betf0t Times.
Defr1i' -
COLORED Chicken farms S'p VIZ
Inquire ~ Rev vs.. LEWIS, ets
Vafs,..+.f To $50
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coLoRED ychsn,. 17io.it brk q
a'ors. rms 5-rm home ~ rear
!. PARKER-IE. i.ie53, TW. 1.2ii5
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"REuPHOLSTERY ApvERTIsFRN
~ THE DETROIT TIMES SUBJ
SCRIBE TO THE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS: REUPHOLSTERI
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
Pine; TO BARE FRAME, SPRINGS
RETIED, FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHERE MIC
FSsARY.
Al rPHoLsTFRfSG choice covers
Fidelity Upholstering can OK 07So.
FINE QUALITY UPH0LsTERING
2pc. $50 80 BEHRMAN TY 6-1S75
BEICREST upholstering resiylins
written guarantee. estimates 5ja2
fireman TY. f-22ij
INDIVIDUAL STYLING. Sis 50
no $3.50. TfMPA. 1889 90 River
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild
your 2-pc. suite. Gait TO $1,000.
REBUILD. restvle recover piece
suite $50 80. Craft. TY. 1880
Tor Grade Ma,erlAis. Far Prices
1870 ,CRATIOT ARLINGTON oi43
quality uphols,erng iow\prices. rW.
LILO 1855 T. Dawson.
THE FINEST IN UPHOLsTERING
w ~Tlp0io 1915 GRAND RIVER
FOR ~ uphols,eFins. can Crane Up
holsis4ng ss35 Mack PLAZA '2iTi'
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
KODARS-M Movie cameras viii sell.
buy. each. Acme Camera. 81 shelby.
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Business Property for Sale

q. ACRE s2.r r. ntaFe On Mound
RI 2 buildings. easy terms.
Owner Ma sSi1
ACRE Lot s2.H fr4aisse on
Mound Pa ,3 hffings easy
farms OUrsr IA SGI5
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FLATS FOR SALE

b .Roovois. near Crafiot brick 70
roof. SIS. A. condition. double
garage Substantial down payment.
81 1888.
KELLY RD. NEAR : MILE
Brick duplex. bedrooms bath.
kitchen dinette; large basement tine
fransportstion 81 $50 down Mrs.
Finley, ca. 032l or TO s3se5.
HOMER WARREN a 60.
KIRBY. 3325, AZ Norsn-B rlcote> re-
conditioned, ? mats 5 rooms and
bath each 1000 down. owner F1trs
roy 1900
PHILIPPE good condition. imme-
diats possession: 81, 300. s. 600
aovn lie 1875
COLORED. Milford ana stanford >
units. approx. $3.50 mo. income.
sacrifice Si3 900: terms. Make offer.
HANLARl 513 r. Kirby. TR 2.s5it
roLoRED-2sfo cAene. Z fats 4
,toors each. 2 furnaces tull basP4
mint and garage. 81 700. 81 800
down Fitzroy $500
CoLoRED-Arndt 2-famfly flat. s
each: separate bot air furnaces .
80 500. $500 down. Vallient. Fl
sis7
cOLoRED-y Chens i7i0-ii brk q
.. PARKER-TE. 1883, Tw. 7.7tiS
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10 NlNiT rs WALK
80. :. - - - !. A. a. l. 1. /.

FROM GATE NUMBER TO-
or FORD MOTOR CoMPA$Y
Modern, new 3-bedfo0m hgwes. paved
streets, fuu basement; tot ar fur
rsces good schools ard churches
street. car plus tus transportation
WILDWOOD BUILDING COMPANY
fTft2 Henry STREET VI I-f1T0
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED
BERT BAKER
NOrthlawn 5000
CASH! CASH!
$50 10 500 More-All Make

You Don't Have 10 shop or Take
Checks Our Buyer VIII Call at
Your Donr WIN Cab
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Desirable Land Contracts Purchased.
MELVIN y LANpHAR & co
q Floor Lafayette Ridg ca. eai0
Land contracts bought mtgs made
McHugh 1910 Ford BIDS ca. 03fa
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FRF1T-TpFES-tarT

Ready 20 hear .lAsgs. home wsth.
complete plumbing s'oker steam
heat h,g modern Kitchen 5 acres +.
2oH30 barn. chicken house, ls12t
another rev hldg lpNfo0
CRICER. RFst.TOR y y $3.50
lo27 r 3 Nib HAZEL PARK
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Furniture. Household Goods

ALL WOOL RUG. s2t so
e1i2 with rus pad
3-PC q. r. SUITE. $685.
with spring and mattress
RAIMI BROS
s6Os Grand River. mr.. IAN
open Thurs FRI Sat Ewes
ALL NEw-iOO LIVING ROOM
bargains -SiO9-Si29. All coil
spring constructed. First come. first
Grntiot. cor Baldwin.
BEDs-s5; ice boxes. furniture, base
burners. oil burners s57i Jos.
Campaa 1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM specials. Ape. 3-pc.. 4
pc. si2 up. Central stores. ioSo
BUGGIEs. ALL STEEL WHEELS
Rubber tires padded and WATERPROOF.
Collapsible From $40. open q 10 y.
spttz 1855 Grafton, cor. Gratlot
FILL coll .nrarsurirS naitteAs.
>2s 50, Cook, kurnp 2IOo Grato''
HEAVY restaurant plates. steak plat
ter. creamer HOOK. 1889 Mack
INTERPRETING mattresses, box
springs Roxys. 1920 Wyoming.
INNERsPRING mattresses box
spuIss CARS. 1857 Livernois'
INNERSPRING Mattress; prewar box
springs match, S27.sj. 1928 Gratiot'
lnn'spring mattresses. any size. sam
pies. Si7. Mitchslrs 5000 Gratot.
KELvINAIOR REFRIGERATOR
NJ W. washing machine, used. New
table top gas stove including rooms
~ brand new furniture. 1868 Gratiot'
corner Baldwin.
LIVING rm, 2-pc mohair. used $40
Ace Furniture, IS Michigan Ewes
NEW furniture, trade your piano.
City Music. 7fi2 Mack. open ewes
NEW MATTRESSES
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eNb.lf OF sA5f. 1000 OFSNpt, corner
BALDWIN
o4rg inn spring mattresses San.
pies. 81 Nfchells. 5000 Gretiot.
A BEAUTIFUL 2-PC. gARLOR
SUITE sprlne constructed new floor
SAMPLE Covered IN Light tapestry.
Sacrifice Ses open o. e. SpltZ.
A BEAUTIFUL SKIP Aru.nste Tag.
rifice. SIS Mi,Che3rs 5000 GrR'ii'.
A BRAND new s.pc. maple bedroom
SET dresser. bed ana chest SO -,
BAY Furn. 6633 Van Dyke
tSEXT TO VAN DYKE THEhTERD
A BUY
inneTsprng tox sprirgs sis, Brand
reW Damaged IN shipping Limited
SUPPLY Don delay Bus today. OMEN
2 - 9. sptz, 1865 Cratl,t. cor.
BsldWin
A REpOssEssE simmons s'Gtio
couch warn maple arms Ntit sactl-
see Sl3 ~ Gardner flrr tlre c. ,
$50, West Vsrr4r HIfh~at
a RFPOssEssED 2 piece Hsing ra ~
suite used q weeks c0ri s.lP. fac-
rInce SiZs Gsftler Furniture Cos
sans Vest vernon HshVay
a SACRIFICE
New beautiful s-pc heir~0m rg'ff
.ircg4irg an innerspfins hoH fpfias
rYItsG fhr eIck sale ~ sos OMEN
"a spj'y. -S-gratio' cor BALDWIN
4 gAHPLF--st4dio couch caH fYnn<
obstruction. $50. MtcheHs 5000
Cratiot
A SENSATIONAL WIT r SIX
Tlttrs room sofas Brand new fi0c'
fawpleS. All sPsing rs'Turte0 Open
"a % Q spi'E. 1865 Gratiot. col
BALDWIN
All. sprinF fuat pc. living rm
SUITES Unc'md Crane SS3i Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

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10y CRiGERs RfALTOR- Y q $3.50
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Sow - ne tire "a sell Cash wait
tUE~~Can FgnE- 1898.
J " CARNEY l0232 Chalmers
l.. SlDE-Cash buyers waiting. per-
syrai auent AWsrs1n. TW. l.To2O
HOMES ard 2 FLATS IN = " see
ton from owners Ralph +. Toyn-
lon. 1905 Cd RIVER We 5-i23s.
HOUSES mats rD1ring houses,
Apt.. 100 co'oree Charts. cash,
terms a s Wfstt TY i-36si
ITALIAN Orunal 2fhf cash sale.
~ yrs Fast side Petiine PL $3.50
READY cash buyers houses. fats.
apis tcolofed Quick action q.
" white. 1850 Hast-ors IT, loose.
WAR worker .has 90 20 hly , %
room Vnc't q Ieffc.' ShsfmAn.
RroRef. 293 Hammond Ridg G. 5TsS
COLORFD CASH RUYFRs WAITING
SINGLES FLATS APrS HURRY
CASNOS BROS
1870 SHERMAN VI oiiO
COlORFD cash BUYERS Ratr singles
CRuTCHER REAL ~ ATE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Evergreen 7-Mile, West

FRkNAK HONE
Desirable o-rfn. buug : years ola
sfull dining nm large frrcec yard
screens. storm sash side ~ Only
$3.50. worth 81 900. s. 500 vii
handle
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FFRSDAIE RMS 80 LOT
Isr2O gar FOL! bayr sunbeam iAf-
nane , bedrfu. ~ 800 81 20 IN
CRIGER RFALTOR X o, 1859
1927 r g MILE HAZEL PARK
FIVE. ROOM nrck. TIE bath SIDE
drive AVN immediate possession.
Cal after 8 IN 1-siO@
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
LAND CONTRACTS

S-FAMIi.y terrace apartment. excel
lent condition. private owner Vine
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