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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
DR.. Taylor To Address
Mass Meeting Tonight

Dr. James T. Taylor, field
representative for the Office OF
Price Administration in Raleigh,
will address a mass meeting at
the St. Marks Episcopal church,
Sixth and Grace streets, tonight at
8: 30. The public is cordially invit-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
WV MEETING

James A. Manley Post, 2573
VIEW met last night at the Sc
cond and Orange USO. All
members of the armed forces
who have or are serving over
seas or in hostile. waters are
eligible for membership, Com
mander N. B. Futrelle, an
nOunced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
STANEY JUNIORS
REGION CHAMPS

ALBEMARLE, Aug. 49, R -
Two superlative pitching perform
ances today gave Albemarle a
doubleheader triumph over Norfolk,
Va, 4 to 0, and l to 0, and the
ninth regional American Legion
Junior baseball championship.
In the first game Eddie Gibson
limited the Virginians to two hits
for a 40 whitewash and in the Sc
cond game Tommy Andrew pitch.
ed a one-hit exhibition.
Norfolk, undefeated in two games
of the tournament, went into to-
days program needing only one
game to win the flag. Albemarle
lost its first tournament game and
had to win four straight for the
crown.
Little and Sides scored for the
winners in the sixth inning Of the
first game on singles by Furr and
Letter. They added two more in
the eighth when Sides and Wiles
tailed through two singles and an
error.
The lone run Of the second game
was scored in the second when
Pitcher Andrews singled Wiles
home from second base with two
out.
Albemarle will compete in the
Southeastern sectional tournament
starting Friday at Charleston, S. c.
First Game
Albemarle 100 002 020-4 9 4
Norfolk 400 900 O0O-0 2 4
E. Gibson and Wiles; Lamastra
and Griggs.
Second Game
Albemarle ..--010 600 000-1 4 3
Norfolk 400 600 1000 l L
Andrew and Wiles; Richter and
Griggs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
Service Wives Club
Will Hold Meeting

The service wives supper club Of
the Fifth and Orange USO will hold
it's regular supper meeting tonight
at 6:15 o'clock. All service wives
are invited by making reserva-
tons in advance. The movie "Sus-
picion" will be shown at o'clock
in the garden. All military person.
mel, families, and ciilians are In
vited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
ADVENT MEETING

ADV ENT MEEIINU
The Wilmington association Of
Advent Christian ministers will
meet at the parsonage of Mid
die Sound this afternoon at 4 o.
clock. After 6 o'clock supper
services will be held for the
public at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
City Briefs

POST NO 10 MEETING
American Legion Post No. 10
of Wilmington will hold
meeting at the Legion home,
corner of Third and Dock Sts.,
tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
STANDINGS
RESULTS
American League

Detroit 4; Boston 2.
New York II; Cleveland 8.
Chicago 7, Washington 2.
Philadelphia 4; St. Louis 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
National League

r.. National League
>. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh ~ -
schanz GOLD and Lee $3.50 or
Barrett GID VS. Osterbueller dig
and Butcher 600.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati tnnorning)
Herring GOD VS.. Gumbert (9-D or
Carter CD.
Boston at Chicago-Tobin e12-1O
VS.. Chapman Gid.
New York at St. Louis might -
Allen (2-4) VS.. Donnelly DO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
National League
TODAY'S GAMES
American League

Chicago at Washington nighD-
Lopat (5-S) VS.. Haefaer go.
Cleveland at New York Bagby
Q-3) VS.. Dubiel .T-1O.
Detroit at Boston-Trout t1s-9)
VS.. Bowman $50.
St. Louis at Philadelphia-Mun
rief (i2.6) VS.. Harris (10-9).
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
BRAVES DEFEATED
BY CHICAGO, IL 3

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-(P-Two big
innings, one including Bill Nichol-
sons 9th homer, gave the Cubs
an II to victory over the Boston
Braves in the opening game of
their series today. The bases were
loaded when Nicholson connected.
With their first five batters
reaching base safely, the Chicago
ans fell on Nate Andrews for four
runs in the first inning and added
six more off Woody Rich in the
third, when Nicholson hit his round
tripper that boosted his runs-bat
ted-in total to 88.
Every man in the lineup costri-
buted to the Cubs 16 hits that made
Japhet Lynn's third victory an
easy one. Lynn allowed ten hits,
four in the last innings.
Boston ----O01 000 O02-- 5
Chicago ------4O6 900 O1x-11
Andrews, Rich and Kluttz; Lynn
and Holm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17

The Ganges canal has more than
1000 miles of main channels and
8, 900 miles of branch channels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
National League
HOME RUNS
American League
National League
DRIVERS SUSPENDED

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 10
(P)-Five drivers accused of hold
ing their horses in the second race
at the Saratoga raceWay last Fri
day were suspended for periods
ranging from 10 to 30 days, follow
ing hearings today by the New York
State Harness Racing commission
There are So letters in the Rus
sian alphabet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17
National League

Brooklyn 3; Cincinnati 1.
Chicago II; Boston 3.
st. Louis 5, New York 0.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (ppd.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-17

A bamboo shoot has been known
to grow as much as "a inches in "a
hours.
The sub., 1944-05-11

Company employees. All workers are asked to stress in their homes the necessity of salvaging things which are used to produce mater ials of war.
 The Salvage Division of the War Production Board has presented a four point program, as follows:
 a. Every used TIN CAN will be properly prepared and disposed of.
 b. All used FATS will be saved and turned in to the butcher.
 c. All waste PAPER will be saved, segregated and set out for collection.
 d. ALL RAGS will be salvaged in accordance with local salvage committee collection procedures.
 This nationwide home salvage program is to augment the cam paign to salvage scrap in war plants. Our Salvage Committee will aid the Salvage Division of the War Production Board in Its program.
 The Sub is pleased to announce collection procedures in New Lon don, Norwich and Groton, and will announce other collection programs in the area when information is received.
 Tn New London collections of tin cans and paper are made by the city trucks on their regular rounds. Tin cans should be placed fn cartons alongside the rubbish barrels. Magazines and newspa- pers should be tied in bundles;
The sub., 1944-05-11
ChemicalP OisOning
 In, Shipyards Is Not Common

The United States Department of Labor, in the April issue of it's. monthly magazine entitled Month ly Labor Review" published an article on chemical poisoning in shipyards.
 The reported results are based upon actual investigation and they give some interesting conclusions One result is that in comparison with traumatic (wounO injuries, cases of chemical and fume pois- oning or of occupational disease experienced by Shipyard workers are relatively infrequent occur renceS.
 During the first nine months of 1943, shipyards reported to the Navy and Maritime Commission, Safety and Health Division, 41,179 accidents involving traumatic in- juries as compared to 495 disab- ling cases of poisoning or occu- pationaI disease.
 A majority of the 495 cases in- volved welding and the greater portion of poisoning from inhala- ton of fumes by welderS came from galvanized fumes. Te be ex- act, of 260 welding poisoning re- ported cases, ITO involved galvan- ized fumes, 87 involved other smoke fumes or dusts, two cases involved face dermatosis and one involved general body dermatosis.
 There was no information given whatsoever as to how serious or permanent were any of the cases. In view of the lack of this infor- nation 1t can be said that these figures are not in any way incon- sistent with statements made by Dr. Drinker to a special welders committee at this plant last month.
 Dr. Drinker is head of the Navy and Maritime Safety and Health Program and informed local weld CTS that in his opinion chromang welding was not seriously or per- manently harmful and that special studies were being made on this subject.
 ment. The results seems to be in-
The sub., 1944-05-11

loose wrappingS, paper bags and scrap paper packed tightly in car- tons Or other containers and also placed alongside the rubbish bar rels for the regular collections.
 Norwich collects paper every Sunday afternoon through the American Legion. Anyone whose papers cannot be collected on Sum- day may either call the Legion or Boy Scout Headquarters for spe- cial pick up services. The next tin can collection date will be an- nounced in the near future.
 Collections of paper in Groton are made on the first, second, third and fifth Saturday of the month. Tin cans are collected on the fourth Saturday.
 AUGMENT OUR PLANT SAL WAGE PROGRAM WITH SAL WAGE IN THE HOME. END WASTE TO END THE WAR.
The sub., 1944-05-11
Mother of COrvina Sailor Employed in Boat Go. Foundry

She was a beautiful thing as she rode there at anchor. But she was more than something beautiful to look at to Harvey Nesbit, Electri- elan Mate, First Class, U. s. Navy. He had grown to be part of the U. s. s. Corvina.
 He was not new to the service, having served in the Navy for eight years. On the Hateful day the Corvina lifted anchor and slipped quietly out into the Thames on it's way to the broad Pacific, Harvey was feeling rather proud and yet a little sad. Proud be- cause he was a member of one of the best darn pig boats in the world, and sad because behind he was leaving, for Lord d-knew-how- long his wife, Dolores, and his year-old curtly- topped son, Clyde.
 As the days wore on and there was no word from the Corvina, Clyde's mother began to worry. Finally one day came the news that the Corvina was overdue and must be considered lost.
 It was then that a choice had to be made. She could either go back to her home in California and wait for possible further word, or she could stay in Groton and do her part to avenge the loss of the Corvina.
 Mrs. Nesbit chose a job. in the Foundry coreroom because she was told she might do the most good there. The Foundry wasn't t the incest place to work, what with its gas and smoke, long hot hours in the summer, cold and draughty in the winter. But the war was too real to Mrs. NeSbit to WO3fy over relatively petty matters.
 I wonder how real this war is to the rest of us, who have not suffered personal losses? Can't we too get fighting mad and push these damn submarines into the water so fast Tojo will get peri scope jitters?
The sub., 1944-05-11
Slight Conflict in Norwich and New London Shows

A slight conflict has arisen be- tween the Norwich and New Lon don Promoters. The Norwich A. c. had planned to hold their next box ing show on May 18th, the night following the Ocean Beach presen- tation. Despite the fact that the shows are being presented on diff ferent nights there is conflict, in that the Norwich promoter plans to use a few of the, fighters sched- uled to appear on Mundell'S card. Conn. boxing law states that a fighter must take five days between bouts, therefore it is impossible for the Norwich club to use any of the fighters that appear in New Lon don.
 MundeIl has committed himself to the Beach Board to hold a boxing program every second Thursday throughout the summer months and had publicized his in- tention to run show, long before being notified by MT. Fournier. the Norwich fight promoter, that he (Fournier) intended to operate the same week. Fournier claims he and Mundell "got together" after the last fights in Norwich, at which time he told Mundell the Norwich A. c. would hold fights every three weeks. whereupon both promoters shook hands and agreed to avoid any conflict in dates. This state ment was also news to MundeI, who has never been known to violate an agreement, either verbal or written.
The sub., 1944-05-11
Home SalUage Program Set Up; ''Sub'' Asks Full Cooperation

Home Salvage Program for Industrial Workers, spOn- sored by the Salvage Division the Production Board has set up the plant and The Sub is asking for full Electric Boa
The sub., 1944-05-11

Red raspberries are more hardy than the purple or black variety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A BETTER POSITION

OFFICE TECHNICAL MECHANICAL
MEN WOMEN 30. S-GiELS
COME Ir write or phone CA $3.50
DETROIT SELECT SERV BUREAU
1916 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
ruLONIht FHPf eYHENT
1900 BROADWAY AVENUE
JONES EMPLOYMENT. ans Real-
fier CrI1red Fact. PSI WORKERS ho.
ffI cafe counter gIfs. maids office
workers 22a-X1n. $50 co i0iU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Suburban Real Estate Tor Sole

BARGAIN or THE YEAR
Owner forced 10 sacrifice beautiful
completely modern home situated in
Lincoln Park on large gartsu plot
with i2O-ft frontage Totaf price
s.. 100 81 600 do s33 mo. NO
MORTGAGE charges. 80 EXTRAS.
GROSsMAN, 3is2 S Telegraph Rd.
between Michigan and Van Born.
DE- i636 or Wayne $40
FERNDALE-i LEROY
5 rooms like new. carpets large
attic, fun basement. hot air heat big
lot owner In service Make offer.
UN l-f30a
ELMER NJ CLARK
NEW HOME az 279 Highland ave
Clawsnn, 5 blks N 81 business sec
ton OPEN SUNDAY ? 10 8. s
rooms tiled hath. showetc large
Closets: beautiful finish. full base
ment circulating heat lot 60xl42
side drive SIS. $50. JUDSON BRAD
WAY CO, RIA sTUu-
PLEASANT RIDGE
Lovely 3 bedrooms. Dutch Colonial
excellent condition automatic beat.
garage. trees. immediate occupancy.
SIS $50 w i-4300 -
ELMER NJ. CLARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WAITRESS aud counter giri for
light food service. good salary, tips.
uniforms furnished. Mayflower Dough-
nut shop. ISIS Woodward Ave.
WAITRESS 80. eXpef. or ineNpeF;
1874 Woodrow Wilson TO 1890.
WAITRESS Wanted for beer garden.
fs6s Russell corner Warren.
WANTED-.Girls for part time soda
fountain work east side residence
PREFERRED good hours and wages
Apply Blue Rieh"R lee Cream CO.
$500 =. Forest Ave. q
WHITE girl for general office work:
vii train; good working conditions
vacation with pay. postwar employ
Rosebud 4 reaHaer y--2sia -EaSt
Willis, see Mrs. Rein. -
WHITE General homework adults
stay or home nights no Sundays;
good wages To s-sT3f.
WOMEN OF DETROIT White
Tower has a grand job for YOU!
Clean working conditions. easy work.
good salary advancement. meals,
unifnrms free.-Apply II 3iSs -CSSS
or your nearest White Tower.
WOMEN Tor Plant Protection Age
25-iO, high School graduates. Duties
10 maintain order and discipline
among women employees in large war
plant. Write Information and details
TO Box B-i32. Detroit Times. 81.
WOMEN years or over help The
war effort and keep' IN physical trim
ny working as walking messenger.
days, no night or sunday work. See
Mr. swarthout. Western Union Tele-
graph Co. 53s Shelby street.
WOMEN WANTED--Agos 10 10 40,
pleasant light work; sundays and
A. -
good wages. Apply Grennan Bakeries,
Inc, 1880 18th ST. between 8 a. m.
and p m
WOMEN is 10 80 years old: 20 learn
banking day or nisht work. for full
time permanent positions Splendid
opportunities. Good working condi-
tions. Commonwealth Bank, Dime
Building, Detroit, Michigan.
WOMEN pin settlers, colored ages
-lS-ta- experience not necessary;
good pay Palmer Park Recreation,
! Mile I'd, bet. Woodward a John r.
WOMEN or girls wanted. is or over.
fu- fuod factory good wages SrdeS
week day or night shift Borden's
Ice Cream Co. 1i707 Dexter.
WOMEN GIRLS Cwhitsl who like
flowers, gardens: pleasant store sales
work. Choice 81 40 days. Lohrman
Seed Co. Brush az Macomb
WOMEN 70 work IN printing depart
ments experience not necessary, good
working conditions, good salary.
Prince 4 Co, 503l Grsndy
WOMEN or girls AZ least rs years or
over. Apply Fanny Farmer Candy
SHOP. 81 Glendale, Highland Park,
between s and II m.
WOMEN for fur cleaning no expert
ence necessary Michigan Fur Clean
inc Company. 7i3 Beaubien. sixth
floor.
WOMAN. 30 10 ~. no laundry. no
cooking. private room S25 TO
1926. 20i6 Oskman Blvd
YOUNG women with some evperi-
ence IN detailing, drafting or trac-
ing Small sutomotive parts, r. side
defense plant. Box B139 Detroit
Times 81.
- Girls FOR dancing partners. part
or fun time, salary guaranteed Can
Earn mp 10 SI5 weekly. Apply after
D. m. Holly wood school of Dane
ing 1911 Woodward TE 2s972.
CoLoRED Settled woman for house
Laundry SIS. Can TE 2-is5o
COLORED woman wants wall clean
INK and washing. experienced refer
enCe. Oh aTi7
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
COLoRED chauffeur wants work !
experienced AHIt6n Cobb. OR 1923.
c.at.-- ny--sA c---I-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

DEED to i0xi29 lots. SO just on
Middle Belt and Pennsylvania roads
Only few lett Hurry owner
PALMER WOODS lot. i0OXisi bar
sam $1,000 restriction So 500
JuDSON BRApWAY co IA aTO0
BUY state owned properties. See
your real estate broker
y ' ~ f2~--t-ti -'sttiaef-- -
tiCe-l have 80 choice lots lu good
location near Edael Ford home VIII
sell at LON price u YOU have the
Eagh 81 Gnn Lakes all-Afle- Lag
10 days only see Ralph Schneider.
25sl4 East Jefferson 81 Clau
shores Phone Roseville 0Iso
SEE rs for Victory Gabien sites
large lots. hali acres acres a-acre
parcels future hnmesltes. Lake
shore Realty Caep. 2560l East JEFF
trrSur1, - rfa1r SHORES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
REAL ESTATE
Income BUNGALOWS Tor Sole

APPOLINE BV Inc. 5-5 s. $50
CHERRYLAWNA Inc SIS $3.50
INDIANA BY. Inc. 5-3 ... 300
Inc, 5-5.. $50
LEISURE BN. Inc, as. $3.50
NOR1fiLAWN- BV Inc. 80. $50
PRINCETON -BV Inc. SIS $3.50
ROBSON V. Inc. 5-5,..... $500
STEEL-B N Inc 5-5 ....tg. $3.50
FULLER -BV Inc. 6-5 .. $500
THOLE COURT BV. Inc. s-5 Q 900
B.V Inc. SIS 5000
WOODINGHAM BY Inc. "a s.ie0
t4rr-wr-rrrTr1-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

A BARGAIN UNPARALLELED :
Three years old: arm. home; stu.
ated on acres with over 200 n.
frontage. FULL PRICE ONLY s2..
500. 5000 On. s35 MO. lneludes
cement block barn and cement block
pig pen. GROSSMAN. Cor. Van
Born and Wayne Rds. Wayne 800.
AT HARPER and Eight Mile Road
lOsXil3. Sf75: $40 down. no interest;
city bus. water. schools, small home
allowed Dalby Campbell. 1905
Mack. Open rs. .TU 2-e74o.
Royal Oak Farms
Rochester and 1i-Mile Rds- s2xzos.
-xater.=eicctticity Trans
porfation, stores, schools, churches.
$3.50 and up. Houseman-spitzley
Corp. Royal oak 1910.
s0N275- Sewer. water. gas, walks;
S675: near i3-Mile and woodward.
Judson Brsdway Co. RIA s7oo.
cotoRED. Just want you've heen
looking for. acre tracts. Brighton.
-Afirtr lake Gould - Address Box
R-l2T, Detroit Times 81.
coLORED - Little chicken farms.
ives, side; bargains. Jones. Broker.
rn 1O1O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
VICTORY GARDENS

DO YOUR PART Millions 81 victory
gardeners needed a. once garden
plots. Ss7 each. S25 dn 80 per M ,
90 interest charged. rsn arrange for
blowing act now Newman. 1852
penohscot Bldg Oh 1850
GARDENERS Buy N1ur garden plot
now. from ? 80 10 &C on paved
roads city water can arrange for
plowing Newman Farms Inc 1852
Psnohscot Bldg. Gil liS0
VICTORY SARDESs East Detroit
and Rosl Oak, s0Ni2s $500 sewer
already installed and pald ,Jr. Phone
CA 57l3 Eve TR -5sst,
COLORED- Victory gardens Buy
land now huild after the War. safest
investment $3.50 gives deed 1s-Mile
ana Grstloi Address Box BIS,
Detroit Times -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Flats FOR SALE

FORD. iq6o-62
Vacant. ready 20 move IN; brick
? fiat with rms each unit. ho, air
heat, 2-car garage. side drive Close
20 transportation
Andrew l. Maiott Inc RA $500
FREDERICK 1926 Furnished &.
family Rental S1S4 per month
$4,000 cash owner RI $500
GENEssEE. 1920
VACANT UNIT
The steady returns from each unit
OF this i-hat Will be like extra paw
checks every month The building Is
sturdily constructed 81 brick and
each unit is light and well ventilated.
hot air heat; 3-car garage. Close 20
transp by appointment.
Andrew L.. HAioti Inc PA $500
HOME, 1854 - Colored i.aat.
rooms. bedrms each. income S72
mo. Al shape. 81 800 handles
ELSA REALTY q INVEST co
e2i7 FORT w. VI i-itn0
KIRBY East 1898 Vacant. recon-
di;ioned Insulbrick flat. rooms
each oak throughout 81 500 81 600
down owner RI $500.
MARJORIE-ST CYRII.--5-5. ? not
air furnaces. 81 500 Terms Income.
5-3. nicely decorated, composition
sidinr. hot air stoker garage owner
leaving city 81 500, terms 75i5
Miller PL 5346
PRAIRIE near Warren-5-6. bot
air furnaces. garages side drive.
Immediate possession IA 1907
TWENTY EIGHTH ST. Corner.
modern 6-3. garages. Lower va
cant. terms IA s907
COLORED-A ntieiiam-J Campau
hrickcote 4-family. steam. income
Si05 monthly plus i-room living
quarters 81 600 down, $50 monthly
Fl 6Ts3, Cough.
COLoRED BARGAINi PENNsYL-
WANNA. 2-fam brk. h. a. ht., top
condition, VACANT, terms.
HAMLAR-5i3 p, kiray TR 2-Saif
COLORED -Cameron.N Westminster;
2famiiy flat. 50 500. 81 500 On.
good cond. move right in TO 5-06i7
COLORED- HEIDELBERG Elmwood q
family brickote. 6-6. upper vacant
stain. 81. i00 down. Fl 67g3 Cough
COLORED- End FngIewood: sc.
gas 1T. 81 500 In. Broker TO s-q35e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
LAKE. RIVER PROP. ron SALE

low priced lots, hav-
ing frontage on either Lake 81. Clair.
river or canal (See Mr.. Murray AZ
COLONY TOWER, NEAR Algonac on
Sunday OF call RIA 1910 days or TU
- 1890 evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
ROYAL Oak Farms
FARM AND LANDS ron SALE
HOWELL

1870 acres. frontage on small lake;
10 acres wooded 6-room mouse. 1ights
and water: hip-rO basement barn.
granary poultry house and tool shed.
Price $4,000
n ACRFS-I.AkE FRONTAGE
Has over 500 ~. frontage on a good
lake some woods. broom cottage
home. Price 1000.
1, " CRANDALL
10 STATE ST HOWELL. MICH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
OWL MOVING co.

Certified interstate. intrastate movers,
to. from following states. Ala. Ark.
Conn, Del. Fla. Ca. H.. Ind,
Iowa. Kan Ky, Mass. Mich.
Mimi. Miss. Mo. Neb.. N. h,
n j. n c.. Ohio. Okla, Y. L..
Tenn. Va. " Va. Wis. n. C.
Fireproof constructed warehouse.
1851 Chene. TIE l-1711.
PACIFIC Clean vans. two men S.
hour. anywhere locally. 93i7 Cutler.
IL 0272.
ROBERT PALMER-Local. suburban
carriage; furniture, pianos refrig-
orators 33f7 Harper. Pr. 1910.
WANTED Loads or part loads 10
or from New York. Pennsylvania.
OhiOt( Indiana Illinois. Michigan.
HAMHEL MOVING 4 STORAGE
3nq5 Ashland TT 2-66O0
WINNER Movers Local any time
anywhere: dependable. 1869 Quincy,
TX l-S650
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
HOUSES FOR SALE


kftSi1f' Family s1,5uu; vHcang
Cannon Bros. 1850 sherman. FL
0liO-
CHARLEVolX, 1907 Modern. insnl-
brick: Q rooms. baths. furnace.
stoker, garages; $4,000, terms
Owner. FL $500.
CHATF1ELD-B Beard - ; rooms. full
basement hot air furnace. oak floors,
EaraEe- 81 600 pEptllSY- $40
W,4yernor. la 67si.
DEARBORN-Mo Modern home. includes
-IneBir--Sse model. 2+o3i Chicago. et,r.
handles. Ira Hotchkiss Co. DE 77l0.
Detroit Defense Homes
5000 20 $500 down. and be1rms..
brick or frame. J. Rabaut, broker.
CT is2l
DRAGON Lafayette rooms, hot
water heat, garage. IS 300. ProulN,
1910 W Vernon la $751;.
FERGUSON NEAR SMILE
rms, large attic, tile bath. hot
MT 10 LOT. only yrS-eiA Priced
10 sell quickly AZ IS $50 terms.
BRUTON REALTY-NE s-723o
GREtNER. iia42-i rooms. hath,
paved street lot 3s.5xlio; $3.50
Ebert, broker. SOC Majestic Bldg
CA 1857
HUBER Near Plymouth plant 6
rooms hot air. garage; $i,300. 7si3
Miller rL 5346
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
HANNAH

81 CON III tlS FNF~
Making better sales for our clients
TO SELL
Gail real estate concern who can
give sou complete service
Mortgage Sales Management
CA ZOO
IN 3-77O0 ~. $500 VI $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ENCH
HOMES and ? FLATS IN n W sec.
ton from owners Ralph r. TosnlOn
lS6O5 Grand River w 5-i25i
ITALIAN 2f-nr cash sale /.
so yrs East Side. Pettne. PL 1880
LIST your property with Us now.
Bruton Realty w s-723o.
READY cash buy ers. houses. flats
apis. (ColoredD Quick act .ou c. ".
White. 1850 Hastings TE i-0Os6
COLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS APIS HURRY
CANNON BROS
1850 SHERMAN RI Oif0
CoLORED Cash BUYERS waiting FOR
houses, fats. roOming houses apis,
farms A. s Wright. TY 4-366i
COLORED- Brick home wanted. y
Of Blvd, W Of Oakland. TR 2-2S2f.