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Evening star., 1944-08-24
COP Senators Meet
To Discuss Policy
On War Surplus Bill.
By the Associated Press.

oy tue AobOClateQ FIesS.
Republican Senators were
called into a conference today
to discuss party policy on sur
plus war goods disposal. It's
outcome was expected largely to
decide the fate of the pending
bill to set up an eight-member
policy board rather than the
House-approved plan for a sin
gle administrator.
COP members of the Senate Mill
tary Affairs Committee joined DEM
ocrats IN supporting the board idea
but some other Republicans, notably
Senator Taft, Republican, OF Ohio
have strongly advocated disposal
machinery headed by one man.
Senator johnson, Democrat, Of
Colorado, co-author of the Senate
bill, said plans were to start voting
on amendments today and he pre-.
dicted the bill might reach a final
ballot by nightfall.
Taft Expects Compromise.
Senator Taft told reporters he
still favored the single administra-
tor control of surplus disposal
arguing that it wasn't until wa
production was placed under ont
head, WPB Chief. Donald Nelson
that conflicts in authority wers
eliminated and production speedet
up. But he added: I'VE may be able
to reach some compromise"
Senator Vandenberg, Republican
Of Michigan, who called today!
meeting as chairman of the perma
nent COP Senate conference, eau.
toned the Senate yesterday agaiI,s'
granting power to the proposed boar,
to decentralize or redistributea in.
dustry through disposal OF surplus
war plants or equipment He sale
one section Of the bill could be se
interpreted, and added: = d.
Il have heard repeatedly ex.
pounded the theory that in the dis.
position Of surplus war property ef.
fort should be made to redistribut,
industry in this country so as Il
decentralize the points at which in.
dustry has habitually lived and tt
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Noel 10 Appeal Decision
AGAINST Carmody Custer

F. Regis Noel, attorney, seeking to
force the ousting of John J. Car
mody as president of the District
Bar Association, has filed notice in
District Court that he will carry his
fight to the Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Noel is seeking to have set
aside decision by Justice Matthew
Mcguire of District Court, who ruled
August 16 that Mr.. Noel was in
eligible to bring the action because
he lacked the requisite interest in
Mr.. Carmody's holding of the once
Mr.. Noel, former president OF
the bar association. contends his
position as a member in good stand
ing OF the association is sufIicient
grounds 10 entitle him to bring the
action.
His suit. charges Mr.. Carmody Is
illegally holding ONCE bye virtue pt
tie J bar associations NofAinatihg
Committee having named only ohe
candidate for president In It's june
election. = s@
In Mr.. carmodys = reply he
claimed. and was sustained by JUS
tice MCGUIRE, that only a claimant
to the Office has the right to bring
an action for custer OF the incum-
bent. Mr.. Noel was not a candidate
Evening star., 1944-08-24
|Stimson Leaves Story
|0f Newsmen' 5 Recall
up 10 Eisenhower

Secretary Of war stimson told a
press conference today that Gen.
Eisenhower, rather than himself,
was the proper source Of informa-
ton concerning the case Of the four
war correspondents reportedly
ordered back to London for failure
to publicise the 9th Air Force to
the satisfaction Of It's public rela-
tions ofn{
The W. Departments public re-
lations cf6ef. Maj. Gen. A. D. Surles,
declared that report would be
made on the incident at Allied head
quarters soon.
Mr.. Stimson had been asked to
conduct an investigation of the
case. When the question arose at
his press ADnference he said he had
no more fisormation than the state
ment recertly made at Allied head
Quarters tosthe effect the order was
based on the policy to rotate war
correspondents.
II might add for your considera-
tion," he said, that the Army has
gone to great lengths to furnish ac-
commodations for maximum num-
ber Of correspondents and has set
high qualifications. 1t also has set
high standards for its own personnel
in objective reporting"
Mr.. Stimson added that it would
be better to get details of the Incl
dent from the theater commander
where all have immediate contact
rather than from myself who has
meager information"
Mr.. Stimson made no further ref
erence to any of the half dozen de.
tailed questions submitted concern
ing the incident prior to his press
conference.
AS result of widespread criti.
cism from the press and pending
further investigation, the order
withdrawing the credentials of ths
newsmen involved has been post.
poned by Allied headquarters fol
a period Of 10 days.
The correspondents are Gordor
Gammack. Des Moines Register
Tribune; Stanley Frank, New Yorl
Post, and Lee McCardle. Baltimor.
Sun. The artist is John A. Croft
of Parade.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
.Stimson Will Issue
Early Statement on
Demobi|ization Plans

Secretary Stimson said today the
War Department expects to make
an announcement in the near future
on its plans for Army demobiliza-
ton.
For that reason, he said, he would
not comment on a recent statement
by Selective Service Director Hersey
who said between one and two
million men would be released from
the armed forces after the defea,
of Germany.
Meanwhile. the War Department
said it was taking active steps to
formulate a policy regarding the
role Of the National Guard and
the Organized and Enlisted Re
serves in the postwar Army.
y A general staff committee has
been appointed to deal exclusively
with the National Guard and i,
already engaged in studies affect.
ing its organization, distribution
and training.
The appointment Of two other
general staff committees has been
authorized to consider policies OF
the Officers Reserve Corps, the Or
ganized and Enlisted Reserves.
The committee dealing exclusively
with the National Guard, as author
lied in the National Defense Act, j!
made up equally OF Regular Army
and Guard officers The Guarc
officers are Col. Russell w. Moore
of Bridgeport, Conn; Col. James C
Styron of Hobart. Okla, and 1t. Col
Sherwood Dixon of Dixon, Ill. They
are veteran servicemen with the
Guard divisions. The Regular Army
officers are Dol. Francis A. Macon
Col. Ronald Shaw and Col. Bruce
Easley, jr.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
horgen'ha'u SECS No Threat
OF Initiation in France |!
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau, recently returned from
Normandy. said today there was
no threat OF imitation in libera ted
France.
Money is coming back into French
banks faster than any one expected,
he tolds news conference, and a
recent survey among Allied troops
indicated that only about 10 per
cent of their money is being spent
in France.
Published reports of growing in
flation, the Secretary said, are sim
ply not true.
Reporting that he saw a sample
of counterfeit dollar bills dropped
behind American lines by German
planes, Mr.. Morgenthau said the
counterfeiting was not very good.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
At LAST!
Dog Food Containing
III EAT
Available at eroeesS

tYou can now give your dog q complete
food every day with fresh meat baked in
pure, wholesome, nutritious U. S. Govt. In
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has been used in Americas foremost ken.
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Ken-LBiskit comes crumbled IN small
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Evening star., 1944-08-24
owl Sued for $1,000
By Communications Firm

A suit has been filed in District
Court against the Office of War
Information by Press Wireless. Inc,
which seeks to collect $500 which
it is alleged. is in arrears for services
rendered by that firm.
The communications service, which
is owned by the New York Times and
other large newspapers, said the sum
was for services rendered from
August 16, l943. to January 81, 1914
The Owl had no comment on the
suit TODAY.
Evening star., 1944-08-24

without compromising their prin.
ciples.
I'm strengthened in my opinion,
he said, that the campaign for
President and Vice President will
not cast into the field of discussion
any element of discord based on
partisan, selfish interests"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-08
II. e aptteI

Der Baron begann i'm 9erbit gu
trGnteln. gr bate ii4 auf Der Sagb
ertdltet unb, fOrglos pie iein @3arats
ter mar, CAB er ni4t a4t auf bic
grtGltuns, i9onte fi9 ni4t, sing
pieber BEL naBtaltem 9erbftpetter auf
bic Sasb, 10 OaB ii4 Der anfangs
lei4te &atarrb gu elmer 2ungsnents
climbing ausbiloete, Die i'm auf bag
Rrantenlaser mari, bon benz er ni9t
ipieOer aufte6en iolte.
Das mar ein fur9tburer S4las
DEFENDERS fir grita. bic itets nit
bsr3li9fter Qiebs an benz gltigen,
~freumoli9en Batter ge6ansen bate,
beTen 2iebling lie mar. Wenn TT
seno elm lei9ter S4mer5 i6r nod
tinbli4es 9er8 bei4perts, 10 fli4tete
lie ii9 gu benz Batter, Der itets elm
trSftenbes, beiterss Wort fir lie hots
ts. gu 3eiten, pr ibr i9psr unis
9srs stpsien mar, mo- li9 ibr beI'
Washington Journal., 1944-09-08

fir mntterluies Seim in arlinstOn,
%irsina, geiitdt. @ntes Seim fir
setuiHenbafte Tran. Sleines Sinh
nidt arsgeiAlOien.
Offerten inter 90 an Oas Sour
nal erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-08

rgs mag Isin. msin litbes atnb -
dber bic leBte 8eit tparIt Ou es ni4t
unb i'd mar bic ltrid9s oeinss
S9mtrSes. So. i9 peib es pobl,
uno ou muBt oeinem alien Batter o.rs
5eibsn, fpenn er iih ni9t in oeine jul
9enolifen @eoanten bi~neinDerIe Btn
tonnte. M6er zines muB 3tpii4en uns
tlar tperben, mein &inb, ob i'd nun
Lebs ober iterbe. 0as 1T bic @eI4i4te
nit 6rib Born"
sd bite bid, papd. ipri4 pi6t
oappn."
bod i'd muB bapOn ipreden,
benin i6 babe babel eiHs S4uIo auf
mid ~aela6en. Du batttit re9t, @ris
ia, 6rib mar unI9uGoig - pro-
topsfi bat bic ~ltnpabrbeit geIust =
bielei9t obne baB CT es Ielbit pubtt
- i6 babe mid gsuau mad ben @rs
eianifen ienes MbenOs ertunbigt,
Srib Born 6at li9 nidts gu I4uIoen
tommen laFsn, beffen er it9 gu f4d'
men bate. 0as polte th Dir lac
aer, mein liebes Rinb - t9 noute IS
audi ibm ielbit Idsen, bdB i4 iAm
unre9t getban babe, uber metne @rs
fr%antun9 binperte mid bardn. Wenn
i'd nun Iterbe, lonit bu es linn Iagen,
baB ih mein l1nre4t eingeie6en babe
unD i'm in meiner Iebten Stunbe
nod INN 8er3ei6uns bite. Btuit bu
es inn Iagen, metn &inb9"
rSd, ia, msin Iieber papd", flii'
Iterte @rita unter 6eiben SbrGnen.
nQber bu pirit es tim fetbF idgen
t1nnen."
.@er peiB, grita. = 1tnb nod
ems = ME iteht bu nit Stunts
laus9"
npapd9"
m9eine Mutter TT benz iungen
Mann fsbr 3ugetban = ss 1T ia aud
ni9ts gegen i'm gu Iugen - benno9
piini6e i9 nidt, OuB man bid
apinot, a6er perln bu i'm germ bait
= meinen 9egen iiber eu4, =
meinen @egen aud ii6er bid.
uno aud 6rib Born - er TT Elm
tii9tiser, braOsr Meni@ = metnen
Segen."
Seine Slime berptrrten fi9 pies
Der, Oas 5iebsr te6rte 5uriid. @r
mari ii9 unrubie i'm Bette lumber
unb G93ts unb nurmelte unoeritdnoz
li9e Morte.
Der Qrst unb bic 0iatoniiitn ell
ten 6erbei; man legte ibm @iscom@
preFen auf bic glii5eno belize Sttrt,
bic i'm ettpas beru6igten.
sd m09te ieBt f9lafen", fltS
fterte er, nanbte ii9 mad Der Wano
berum uno blieb regungslos ltegen.
@r entf4lummerte, UNI nt9t fple@
Der auf3upaGen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-08
II. 6

Mit perG9tli9em Baden mari bic
8aronin ben Brief auf ben Grii4=
ftiidstif9, an Dem lie, MiB 8aplep,
grita, Stanislaus unD befen Muts
ter, Srau Sulia DON protopstt la
BEN, bic ieit einisen Wo9en f9on
aum 8eIu9 auf S9loB 9ambad
tpeilte uno nod INNER feline Miene
ma@te, ben saItli@en Mufent6alt dbz
autiiraen.
,Ou 9aft einen GrserIi9en 9riei
er6alten ,liebIte M%belbeio2" frastt
Srau bon protopsti nit iiBlihei
Wntbeilna6me.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-08

Der auf3una4en.
Oas gegrdbniB bes aagemsin ges
a9teten unb gelisbten Mannes fibrte
elm groBes Srauergefolge na9 S4loB
Samba9. Ri9t nur Die geidmmte
Samilie - barunter oes 8eritorbenen
Gobn Grt9, Der bas 8aOettenforps
beIu9te, Der S9piegerI John Hittmeiz
tier BON Sarbtleben nit Ieiner Satin
Sill - tpar oeriammelt, fonoern audi
bic er tie @eIelI9aft aus Stabt unb
2anb, Oeputationen Der 3egimenter,
BEL benen Der Baron geoient, &rieger>
osreine nit ibren Sabnen. Die 9etIt=
li9feit unb bic 2dnD6eDOlterung BON
nett unb brett.
Rittmeiiter BON 6arbtleben ma4te
bic Sonneurs bes 9auies, ba beg
8erforbenen Sobn Grid als &aoett
nod gu jung mar; Die 8aronin in
i6rer i9mar3en Mittpentra9t, beglets
tet BON i6ren teiOen S04tern Sill
unb grifa unb ibrem Sobn, emprtng
in piirbepoGer Saltung bic Srauerz
9GIte. Sic empfan0 ben 8erlut oes
@atten tief uno idmer3li4, aber tie
mar ii9 ibrer SteQung betpubt unb
bebielt ibre 6aFung. Sill BON Sarbtz
leben a6mte ibr bdrin na9, tpdbrsnb
grifa gang aufgel0it in S9mer3
f9ien. Sic bate getpeint, big Der
Quea i6rer S6rdnen oerlisgt mar;
iebt mantle lie lumber, faum it9
ielbft benubt, mas tie fpra9 ober
that.
Ser erite tpirtlt4 grobe, gepaltigs
G@mer8 mar slei9 einem Sturme
ninb bur9 i6r junges 2eben gsbrauit
unb i9ien bic 8litben i6rer Sugeno
auf LANCE 3eit 6inaus getnidt gu bas
Ben.
Sn Der eroBenpruntbaIe Oes S9lois
les, bic ieBt burd i9par3e Ordperisn
gu elmer &dpeIe u%mgenanbelt mar,
mar bic 2si9e a~ufgeba6rt. 6Oriter
6ielten gu beiDen Seiten bes &atafalz
fes Wa4t unb Der greiIe pfdrrer oes
Dorfes belt benz Der itor6enen Sreunb
unb pdtrpn bic ergreifenOe @ra6z
rebe.
Dor bunflem 2orbeergebIi9 faben
bic nd9Iten 2eiotragenOen, ipdbrenb
bic ii6riaen, tpelae benz Sobten bic
lebte Sire ertpeiIen MOLTEN ben gro>
zen Haum Dor benz Ratdfalfe err
fiiaten.
Die Worte bes @eiftli9en tlansen
in bas O6r gritas, obne in ibrer
Setle einen @iDsrbaa na93urufen.
S6r S9mer3 mar gu tief, 3u GENIAL
tia, als baB ielbt bic Worte Der
Qie6e uno Srele, tpel9e Der e6rpirs
biqe @eitliGe benz Sobten nibmete,
ibr Srof bdtten brinsen f0nnen. sic
permo9te ni9t me6r gu pefnen; nit
frampf6aft gefalteten 9Gnoen, blsi9,
pie Der Sobte I'lbit, eine Statue
oes Ttummsn sdmer8es, iaB tie "a,
bic qruBen, Dor 56rdnen brennsnoen
Musea in wtroitlOiem Bid iiber bic
Srauerperfammlang i6meifen lai>
Ienb.
sic erfannte 3uerlt %niemunoen, o6s
al,ih maud after 8efannter un6
TrtunD unter o,n 9eiotrasenoer mar
OOa rl0bli9 lneit iis 3uidnmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
PETOSKEY. 1871

- ~ Puritan. ? yn Old Rrs home.
= tedrmk llc hath bsfRf Nlth IeCrn
ur-cpud ht iEe lot paved ~ only
$3.50 IN SIN. mo- pAyt open daily.
- 10 @ 81 m David Floyd, DE $3.50
rs !-iiG6
PIsGREE i4is nrs' book from Nam
Uf1n-3 bedrooms hot air ht auto
ms'ir az satei Esrages 50 300.
DNNFr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
coLoREp : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

/ cCLcrIp-siovs IN rov before vfrtvr
comes. : rooms. AL condition. also s.
room cottage. East side. Broker.
~ ASH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

SINCE It's founding % wears aFo
P~POVIDENT has loaned many NIL
hons % dollars in small loans %
men ana women In every walk ~
life Us charge for IBIS service has
always been fair. Most ~ PRONl-
DENTS business today r o m
through the recommendation ~ rs
friends You 700. can depend on
oid-establshed FIRM % treat YOU
right PROVlDEST lends an turnl'
tuf,- autos stocks bonds and unse-
cured notes No inquiries are made
~ friends or relatives You get your
i1an quickly without red tape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

GOOD 4-room home. like neW, s. $50.
$500 down. VIZ S-s47s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Near Gaylord

20 acres 90 acres hardwood Eood
road. fair soil. $3.50. S2S down $40
mo Michigan Tax Service Bureau.
1896 Majestic Bldr.
sTRoUTs FALL CATALoG JUST
OUT 100 pages-hundreds NJ bar
gains from Me 10 Fla and west 10
Aississippi- rock bottom prices Write
today for this FREE book STROUT
REALTY 905-AB Fox Bldg De
troll I ca 43Ot
$50 ACREs-45 miles from Detroit
r Y commuier trains magnificent
old Greek Revival house. nne out
buildings high production loan trees
In one family 100 years. A buy At
$4,000
Another ~ On acres ~ G " corner
Romeo road and Dequindre
HfDcON 90 PA aTOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

DEARBORS-Purrc 90 aec
tTe E'rhen md ban fuI nrr' ~.
Z, AID VIII scoop Fn On psFf Nt
df40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
COLORED-10C, DOWN
COLORED Sol r

&OLOANIG ~ AMID
30 miles o1-'h mite % high srhoo'
room r'ase rsr,gf ban hen house
H- Jon orf .U.lh 'rH house RrFc
D-c1srd rti.f1 f1 se'..c estate a. 200
rN's 's.m 49, see9 tHs and yours 'or
HtNlRR .ri3 X. ay-TP 2-ss44
cOfORED-r SIDE o lovely ms
S,ih 81 oqo en s.tnt ,ss esv'
rY .s~ g 81 200 dn y
oF BLVD Z lam hrs 600
tr .arar' f1 20 DAYS BRICK 4
frn.tv ta.auf 81 600 du lISLES'
Broker oHI3 Oakland MA 4at3
ruLCFFD -kTTFEr1ON-D0 TT SoF'
Grr souf application go ff NFW homes
boz s.4'lers' DrtrrIt and Chcrrvlsvu-
81 Nne rcctlon Some ready 'o move iu
WATSON REALTY "a 80 Antoine
GA ftuH-fFnr
COIORFD-ES w Vernon hrlrs 1
bcduns tlt Aatn e. 600 IN 4i6g
Moran @ rms fccrm sir c'ndit ~
pui' !n .rC'f Evc sun and holt
sNEDLEY it6 2 ,arr,n-Tr 1882
COLORED. LOOK vISEwOOD-
r1n brios slate roof newly deco
rated. 2-,ar rar Reasonably priced
pos. u 30 days GIBBONS ca 0e44
~ 4-2691
CoLOPED WABAsH-1.rm bungalow
fl g1.rmcuf SIDE drive 2,cay gar
h a N'E VACANT. S545O. 81 $50
dr SLOBIN VR l-O366 TY 7-7ils
COIORED Brush between Garfield
Ga field reaUtfui terraces. ? rooms
cACe. hrics Atssm heat Price reason
aisle TT 2-a4is or Fl 557o
COLoRED 49, BEECHWooD - VACANT.
8 I'M brick SIDING tuu base {. b. a
ht 81 $50 down Hurry
SLOBiN-TR LOOSELY T-7ii5
COLORED-East Laiayefte 3iff two4
family Tat BaIEsin. Small down pay
ncnf Phone FlI Sf29
MOVE RIGHT ~
CCIORED-GRAND AVE- n TX -
slice Is iions full basement. sat neat.
al condition g. 600 81 500 down.
stORIN-TR i~-o3ss-rY 7-TitS
COLOFEn-Shcrmsn iasi-7 five-fsm.
iIvs lower Z rms ~ III, now vacant
,rrns cannon Bros 1850 sherman,
e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
HIGHER LIVING COSTS

Income property Is the real hedge
Real estate prices climb with inflA-
ton Well timed for the biz profits
~ you see MI Bedford o for all
facts and figures
$500 OWN LenoK solid brk II
apt Rent IS 800 Net $500. WIDOW
viii soil Only SAT 500
Sii 900 OWN. Solid , story 90
units 18Th 81 bus, center Always
rented Earns lag ne, On entire
sac 600 price
SIS 900 DWS Sl-ap, "a rms
Beauty Sets s $3.50 Can BE- built
fof Si4S. 600. or better Buy from Us
complete for only SIS 0OO.
$50 900 OWN So apis ElmhurS,
Elegant Spanish design 1929 on
struction cost S2s5.oOO. Entire price
Sif5 600
II APIS All 2 rms and hath
Original $500 600 2les value. Entire
price $40 600 Barns 900 net on
$50 600 dwn psymt. Biggest money
Ia all Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
MITCHELL-S6.250
hes, furnaces Properly m e"'d rnnci'
ZION Terms NJ Jsfsry. Us 3.77o0
HANNAH REAL ESTATE

PENNSYLVANIA 5 MACS ISN'T
furnace IS 500 ERB PL 2e55
sPRlNGLE Mp MACK
Efick SIS no. Dir heaf 2-csl gafsgc
fuu prce IS 900 terms
{ { HADLEY nc Pr 2535
COIORED-Dclmar-OVrn rat $3.50
down Oakland section asf over
vacant $500 down Ca~m"ron-hagIe
1-5. 500 down RuSsell nice 4 rooms
each 500 duNn Nice street Ham
ramck 1-hat $500 down Hundreds
M, bargains Come 20 Bdeimhn e52t
Oakland q; WcStminstrr
Westminster NEAR Brush
BrIck 2-fAt 8 rooms each separate
Easements 2 furnaces . 600 down
x1O mr. month TO s-sL Broke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
PLAINVIEW. 1888

~ hcsg,li4l Rouge Pa biz y ~
warren AFs csfine ? Decrus Ranch
ffle tuur on paved 81 Full bsWt
nor air Do lr, spacious ruk attic.
stf'bule ~ pub'ir-psrochiAl Nhoois
Tutal "a pay oniY $3.50 Pay bal
lac rent open daily. 20 m 20 q
. m psSid Floyd, pE 3Tso. IN
i-ii6a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Farm AND LANDS ron SALE LITTLE FARMS ron SALE


A CHARMING 2-BEDRM BUNGALOW
On , large lots. near Wayne Owner
viii sacrinos for 50 ZOO. S4no doNn'
Sl2 mo CROSSMAN cor Van Born
and WAYNE Roads Wayne s2o
A REAL SACRtFiCE-A siurdiy CON.
structed 4-rOOm home situated On This
restricted i0cality adjacent g. uHlol
Move In today GROs-MAs 19a2g
Michigan ave tiuy' N ~ F0I.e
wayne O3O3 or WAYNE $40
ACRES. : nesr se.fridcs Pied sr.s
3-rn0m home. attic gafare 81 500.
$40 mo. Boyer Real Estetc. 2oalI
Harper. IT, 2-ss2o
OPPORTUNITY
Nov Is the opportuus tine -1 purchase
that ?. s or 10 acres We oan and
control some OF me finest l,ated
acreage IN the D"fri' area .e' IN
touch with US arc convince. yourself
$ c HADLEY. nc Ga 00so
APPROX So &C on Ttssrsor Pa
nan. DIX Rd Al N%1'inline WAN.
dotte 2755 OF Gil 400
AT NEW BOSTON, o. r .a.f
fun price 81 ISIS fefmt Ns4maa
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or CT 1850
ATTENTION CO,leFD
Little chicken far M nesg WAYNE from
S1q5 and up. Buy noW ng rasY terms
Property located cor Beverly and Hcnr,
Ruff I'd IL miles ~ az MIDI Bel.
and mile ( OF Van Ro- Agent or
property ali day SUNDAY ARD N,aaa,
and from 10 a NJ IN n m week
DAYS Thomas James e. pnlrt Wayn,
Os2i or PI 6295
BEAUTIFUL homesite l60' f-Yntssc
lust W 81 city limits Do mn.fl
nd $500 Newman. JaN and fnks,s
roads RE o33J
BRAND new residential a. lm
provements Newman DN Rd az Norn
line Wysndotte 2Ta3 rr CHI 1850
CLOSE 20 Wayne story and a04sc
needs lots OF work bargain Win Si4|
On Newman. Dir RI 90 Saffhl!ne
wyandotte 27O5 ~ Oh 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

CAvALRY-Fou 2 fiat IS. lover va
cant. 81 500 down. ProulI, la 67sl,
IA SsS2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
WANT ADS CONTINUED
FROM CLASSIFIED
SECTIO
HOUSES FOR SALE

HkLkN. 4e2l-Nine-rO0m nome good
condition. steam neat. reasonable. FUR
niture also for sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

.CLOsE 70 Trenton small terl-hntshed
house ar frontage West Pa wired
platter board trim AMI cuphoar1s
sass f14S IN Newman. $4,000
Plymouth ~ RI s720
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

coLoRED. Dysf, 1888 5-m. house
for ssse reasonable. TO 9-O292 after 8
cOLORED-5 rooms. basement. no, air.
$3.50 cash or terms. TO a-09sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

A Real Sacrihce-Ford Rd.
Facing 22O fsst on Ford Road At Can
ton Center Road. 22o feet NJ pave
ment IN 'front.' % this 5 screS would
los, YOU 81 per running q or 81 $40
Cost Of S acres including pavement ia
81. 62S on terms. Only = fev tracts
available Ssissman On property sun
day A. canton Center n Ford RI
: Z HADLEY. nc a Oo60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Mr.. BYRON

Large room down. 2 newly furnished
apts up Upper rented for $50. Pay
ments SIS lover rent free. Mr.. Dag
ner, Uk 3-77O0.
HANNYAN DEkT TIE,