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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
BY WILLIAM SEABROOK

w E@AL 4 III - IL j "A n N
~ banker, Ettorp Ca ~
y dorno, was motoring >sSt
70 Cefalu recently with his -
AtWo pretty young daughters n
#Nhen his car was halted by
bandits armed with tommy
guns. we" the b arded
leader said, "are the Malta
We want your car, your
purse and, OF course, the
ladies' jewels"
Cadorno, who was no cow
ard, said, II think you're just a
bunch OF common robbers. II Duce
wiped out the real Malta. Here's
my wallet But as for the car. -"
Listen. fat pig" the leader In
terrupted, "MusSolini is gone and
we are in the saddle. Get out, all
three of you and strip, or else. -"
Five minutes later, the apop-
lectic banker and the two girls
stood in their birthday suits, while
the car whizzed off with the
gang of bandits.
Some days later, a rich Palermo
landlord, Eittorio di Salvo, was
kidnapped by another Malta group
and tortured for six days until he
paid a $500 900 lire ransom. =
Recent dispatches from Italy
say that this criminal organization
which has sprung up again and
split into Independent bands. some
stemming from returned gangsters
and with no central chief, is so
terrorizing the Sicilian country
side that travellers are not safe in
daylight, and no one dares use the
highways after shutdown.
The story of the Malta, of how
Ii was born, how it crossed the
ocean 10 America. supplied the cod
and pattern for early gangster o.
CARNATIONS here, and returned [
Sicily with new methods devised du
ing our Prohibition era. is one of tn
strangest in criminal history.
The Malta sprang into being
A798 as an offshoot of the disorder
10 the Napoleonic inv;
sion OF South Italy. Lawless cond
tons had led mobiles TO employ band
Of braves, armed as private soldier1
to protect their properties. TheS
bands, which combined in a secre
society, first fleeced the peasantrN
then eXtortcI tribute from the yer
mobiles who had hired them.
Members of the Malta entered III
December IT. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

Eat Pig, Get Out
and Strip All
Three of You. We
Want Your Purse,
Your Car, and, of
Course, the Ladies'
Jetceis." IL Vas the
Dread Malta Speak
ing-fLe Terrorism,
EUen Under Allied
Occupation, of the
ancient Italian
Superb dng of
Ehieh Eatiee A.
lanO, BeiOio, was ara
Early Grand Chief.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
Employees OF Firm
In St. Louis To Get
Vacation With Pay

Employers Of the Godefroy Man.
ufactoring Company, IT. Louis. viii
receive q Two weeks vacation with
pay from June 30. to July Is.
In making this announcement.
Nr. {. ". Codefroy. President OF
the Company. stated. "Thls year,
perhaps more Than ever before, our
employees need rest. Shortage
of beip has made Il necessary for
them "a put In many hours Of over
time and 10 double up In their
work. In order 10 maintain produce
ton. Though moi engaged Ia actual
war work. the product they manu-
factnre j. considered highly I'm.
poriant In helping "a maintain cI-
VILLAIN morale. 80 We believe that
our loyal men and women work
ers not only have earned yaca-
iion with pay. bur TINT a. y result
~ enjoying n, they viii be better
fitted 10 carry on with the home
front iob that Hes ahead for all ~
u.s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
Simpsons "Neighborhood Pickup"
BY ROBERT SAMPSON
q @ . q 81
WESTSIDE NEWS

Mary Hardy. OF Birmingham
Ala Is here visiting Mrs. N. D.
stanford Of 1929 Stanford ave
nae We're hoping she will enjoy
her stay.
ola Hurst a girl scout of 562S
Twenty ffih street. graduated
from NcNichael school last week
Consultations,
Crl Leon Wrlsh; returned 10
Fofi orc. Colorado after brief
|furlopsh here with his mother
AIRS Noriah Wright. and his wife
Rozel
Mr. AMI Mrs. General r Har-
ris wiz desert us on July IA. II
Won't pc permanent however
They viii soiourn in Texas two
weeks visiting Mrs Harris
mother
Mrs Esther Norman. OF 5G27
Woodrow VIII leave Juno eG. for
Atlanta Ca. 70 spend six weeks
with her mother.
Dorothy Ersinc Of 1924 scot
ton, viii head STRAIGHT for WAYNE
university this coming fall She
Is graduate Of Northwestern
Ihiah
Marine Pfc Marvin Powers. ~
|s7i5 stanford promises 70 bs
home y early July Is y any
wonder then TINT his mother.
AIRS VI johnson. and his niece
IuanIia Johnson. are thrilled over
|hs approaching visit
Nyron simmons gunrcr's mate.
Ard class has returned 70 Neal
lister, Okla after visiting his
wife Lo,ic at eo5s Stanford In
this CITY
rfc S'anlcv visited his mother.
Airs n p Stanford and also
intended Tho Wedding Of Jean Hill.
who VAS married. last Sunday At
Bethel ANE Church
CONGRATULATIONS n Ida Jane
Scales who graduated from
Northwestern high with high hon
ors She received scholarship
and VII mairiculaie at WAYNE
university IN tho flll
Paul Franklin Fosier OF 1861
Vancoarf. arcd two months, Is
doing fine lie took his mother
ont for IN airing the other day
carriarc and III
Capt Bcrnard Dabney and
Hayes pahney. sons ~ Mrs Eve.
llvn CLAY are both overseas AZ
last rcnorts both we're doing
fine Mrs Clay resides at GOO
stanford
urchia 10 little loan clay FOR
selling 81 200 worth OF war bonds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR
LOOKS AHEAD

PIedging comfort, happiness and
security Tor all returning service.
men. Edward Fry, Democratic can.
dldaie for governor, said Monday
that there must be development
OF adequate machinery for lob
Placement for veterans and demo-
bllizcd war Workers. He pledged
his full support 10 every citizen
who has 80 unselhshly served this,
our country, 10 get his or her share
OF the fruits Of Democracy during
and after the war. He stated that
our veterans should be our chief
concern and that they should moi
he forgotten because Of pressure
groups or self-Seekers who will try
10 take our thoughts from the duty
we owe the veterans.
Fry stated that we cannot ap-
proach the returning veterans with
charity. He proposes the estahl.
llshment Of rehabilitation centers
and n soand program 10 educate
incapncItated and disabled veteran.
for new Jobs. lie believes that Gu.
riosity aud charity should not be
offered The veterans hut n chance
20 enjoy the democracy that they
have fought 30 nohly 10 maintain Nv
cur great United States.
Fry believes that the state should
work IN close harmony with the
federal government In. the malnte-
nance OF n "shclf" oil public work
projects 10 be used only in ease 81
n depression emergency. This
would provide for demobillzed war
workers IN case OF depression,
This Is not prcdicatcd upon the
principles which established the
old public works projects hut
should provide living salary COM
mensurate with work 10 be done.
He also advocates n reduction Of
the public debt as soon as possible
and the lowering OF taxes 10 free
business enterprise. Excessive cor
noration taxes should not saddle
business. Our country. he says,
cannot expand under excessive
taxation. private or public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01

Is Girl with coolies of information
We're certainly going 70 keen on
friendly terms With this Young
lady
North Endcrs arc wishing Mrs
IS Parry OF 5ias vnewood
Pheasant trip on her tourney 70
Alabama she's visiting hor grand
.moiher. Mrs Rachel Ross. and
Will hc eonc six weeks
Mrs I.ouelia swint ~ King
stcn. will be saving rood.hve 10
her hubby this week He has p
daio with Uncle sam
Tho Detroit Tribune and your
reporter soneraiulalo those husi-
ness firms on Clay avenue These
progressive colorcd citizons are
Investing their money IN some
thing which Will pay them divi-
dcnds in DAYS 70 come
Mr. Trcn. ont CLAY avenue way
is romodclinr his place % husi-
ress. and IS preparing 70 sprine
real surprise on those who are
levers az swell food
Helen Peoks left last Thursday
for Tuskecee Ala. whore her
sa,er IS reported seriously 81
Wish 7 could have seen lovely
Jean Hil IN her bridal array Er-
crybody SAYS she was some'hinc
really 10 500 Anyway. 7 am ex-
tending my hearty congratulations
and hest wishes 70 the couple
RUBY Allene Eleanor. Dorothy
and Jay Of the Chrysler Ampiex
rlant will forget the toll and iur-
moil Of factory life FOR az least
ono day. They're planning boat
ride on The steamer Putin Ray
this coming sunday Their dcsii-
nation IS Cedar Point We under
stand the dear girls will not be
minus The necessary nourish
mcnts- II you know what mean
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01

Nice homes in the Ward across
b. tracks AZ The right price. See
'Rse Way Broker" or call
Mare's,~ S.i63I Saginaw.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
NO. END NEWS

Perl Pos,cll ~ oo7 Marsion.
IS hack homo. after whit might
no described ~ tour OF inspec-
tion chubby" Is working for tn
Gle Sam. now. end she rcporis
Uncle sam IS doing all right by
hcr man. She had p wonderful
time. so much SO. that believe
she forgot 10 put in a good word
about Detroit
Betty Ann Jackson daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Robert Jackson. SloS
King graduated from Cass Tech
She plans 70 enter a nurse train
ing school this fall
Jane Jackson. nm employee Of
Narlove's Flower shop. Is 2 love
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
SIDE NEWS

Washington Harris OF 1850 An
iiciam. Is showing his two daugh-
tors. Marcia aud Sarah Harris.
the town he won't have 10 hur-
~ about II. for they will be here
al summer Tho girls arc from
NicksbugT Miss. Mr. Harris also
has a son WHO is fighting with
the armed forces somewhere in
France.
Wiiliam Smith tcant make out
his address, is planning 10 20
into business sooner than friends
Suspect
Willie Abbot out there on YER
nor highway. Is another one Of
those young men who Is laying
in q supply Of cigars We intend
70 he on hand at cisar.passing
time
Alex smith of 5oi Griswold
hp'ldirg. Is planning to opcn his
private studio in ihc near future
lIo spcciallycs IN commercial art.
interior decorating and illustraf
irc
Mrs Rose Harris ~ 449 East
Palmer Will leave June % 70 Join
her husband in New York He has
heen serving Uncle sam for three
ard helf years
Wright's Funeral home reports
tne death OF Alice Ford ~ 25s
Edmond also Helen Burton 4ioS
Rioporc Iilllo smith siso Brush:
AID Robbie Lou Davis go East
Euclid.
Mrs Lonnia Brown OF Is East
Palmer. IS spending delightful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
Party Given For
lnkster Sailor

Relatives and friends were en-
teriained at party recently CIV
en- by Mrs. Georgia BURGESS at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams. OF 1920 Az
fred street In Inkster. in honor
of her bro,hor-in-law. william
Burgess Junior AZ Wayne uni
Norsity. who was indicted into
the navy on June IS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
These Columns Sponsored by Your
NEIGHBORHOOD DEALERS
AND NEEDS FOR THE
FAMILY HOUSEHOLD

Just around the corner within
walking distance Of your home -
one OF these Drug Stores Is ready
10 serve You with qunllty products.
Save time. trouble. gasoline and
tires by shopping at one Of these
stores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
! o,lyr BAPTIST CHURCH
R, Marie PoIndexter

,o,slv dinner Nas prepared
-, Nv Mrs. o. Pondexter for
~. outstanding guests. including
y o. o. G.. Thomas, Of Mt. Olive,
A entertained the guests after
-. me Rev. and Mrs. Rice,
4 vcconius. Of Bethel AME
IT, no REV. Mr.. Marcelis, Of
~, and Evangelist Leake, who
a. Assn carrying on a revival at
H., ,rnlor choir rendered a Fa-
H.. Dsy program which all en-
IN, and Mrs. Frank Sharper. OF
.s ( rliih had a few friends IN
4 surprise AFFAIR given by Mr..
4 ..rer IN honor OF his wife. They
[.d have had an anniversary az
4, Nj, on account OF the illness
4 nor mother they gave a smaller
Rrprlse araif
s,hel ANF Church
4. congregation OF Bethel listen
4 u stirring sermon Sunday. II
4, rreachod By their pastor the
4 a. Rice. whose theme was
h,c,sion The text was from !
~ sci Many visitors were
x,.snt. including Misses Smith
M Mcclure Of Lansing. Mich.
Has wednesday night climaxcd
NJ n ihc greatest REVEALS sagi-
H. eeer Witnessed II was at
k,hel church. conducted by the
~ willard l.eake. Of Shreveport.
a an vino heard him enjoyed a
krual feast sixteen were add
\ 10 the church
I'M youth % Yesterday presented
ane procram sunday evening.
aIshlghts we've selections by Mrs.
i comus on the organ: and a solo
n Mrs claudia Archer. Mrs.
1lsnfhs Cibhons was chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
DSR Employees
Organize Club

The Detroit street Railway en-
ployces have organized Trans
poriation Employees club. Head.
quarters will be AZ the old Labor
Union building on r. Vernon high
way near Brush
Frank Owens is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
we.K end IN Chicago.

week END IN chicago.
Charles johnson. OF 5ii Theo-
dorc. claims 10 be good singer
We intend 70 find out in The near
future
Sam GillIams Of 27s Garfield
H. hack on the Job ~ chrysler
Amrlcx. after weeks illnoss
friends repoff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-01
IlRIST'S COMMUNITY CHURCH
n, lLefin Mnnrne

sunday. June % was the second
rnherssr q ihc Rev. G. NJ Mon
b, n Chris Community church.
D. Rev Nr larher preached the
rnretsary az tho Rey.C.M. Mon
,ala'nfs remarks about his CO.
Continued on pare ~
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Kenilworth P-TA
Will Give Teen
Age Party Tonight

Members of Kenilworth Parent
Teachers Association will be host
esses for a teen age party at Cool
idge Womans Club tonight. Mrs
Arnold Nafziger is in charge OF
refreshments and will be assisted
by Mrs. Chester Carter and Mrs
Bob Cunningham. Mrs. Glenn NJ
Carter is entertainment chairman
Mrs. L. E. Long will serve as re-
ceptionist.
All Coolidge grade school chill
dren are especially urged by those
in charge to be present so they
may get acquainted with Kenil.
worth school children. Punch will
be served throughout the evening,
according to the refreshment host
esses.
Coolidge PTA sponsored last Fri
days party at which approximate
ly 80 young people were present.
Bernard Aros' high school orches-
ira furnished the dance music.
Phil Farr, CHUS music instructor,
substituted for one of the orches-
ira members, who was unable to
be present.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Mrs. Mcfarland Is
Hostess To Canary
Brownies Saturday

Coolidge Canary Brownie Scouts
were honored with a skating party
Saturday afternoon at Coolidge
rink as reward for their good
work in the recent paper salvage
drive. Mrs. S. G.. Mcfarland was
hostess and was assisted in the
serving of refreshments by Mrs.
Beth M. Applegate, scout leader.
Those present were Joie Bell
Johns, Rose Dell Harper, Virginia
Lettering, Bonnie Patterson, Joveta
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
FLORENCE
i. S. 9. Notes
BY MISS MARY O'BRlEN
Director

On last Sunday nlgnl, DR.. Emil
w. Haury of the University of Ari-
zona presented the second Of his
illustrated talks at the USO Club.
DR.. Haury's subject, "Arizona's
Living Indians" was supplemented
with kodachrome slides and NOV
ing pictures depicting Navajo life
and industries. The third and last
of this series is scheduled for next
Sunday night at $3.50. when DR..
H4lry will speak on Old Mexico,
with slides and picture accompani-
ment The talks are open to the
public.
Last week we lad some GI candy
making in the kitchen. The results
were very good, in our opinion, but
we heard some 81 could do better"
remarks. Prospective confection-
ers are invited to try out their
favorite recipes in the USO kitch-
en- any Monday or Thursday night.
Square dancing was moved this
week to Tuesday night, and will
continue each Tuesday, with the
Three Musketeers on hand each
tine. 1t seems tLat each week more
and more are discovering that
country dancing can be fun.
A tea was held for the wives of
service men on last Friday after
noon. We hope the wives will con-
tinue to use the USO facilities at
their disposal during the day, es-
pecially the sewing machine.
Tennis rackets were purchased
this week for use of service men
at any time.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
News Of Pinal
County Folks

Second Lieutenant Gladys M.
Webster of Florence, recently COM
missioned in the United States ar
my nurse corps, has been ordered
to report 10 station hospital at
Camp White, oregon, for active
duty Upon completion of a six
week basic training course there
she will be assigned to Dewitt
general hospital at Auburn, Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoeschulte and
family, formerly of San Diego,
California, have moved to their
farm five miles east of Coolidge.
Their daughter, Bonnie, has been
confined to her bed for six months
because of i'll health. She expects
to commence her junior year at
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Thirty-Five Men Get
S44, 900 In Back Paw

NEW YORK-Back pay for So
repatriated officers and men who
returned to this country on the
exchange liner Gripsholm was dis
bursed within four hours after their
arrival at hospital here.
The payoff totaled $4,000 and
included base pay, allowances, fly
ing pay and additional pay for
overseas service which accrued
while the men were imprisoned in
Germany. A lieutenant got tie
largest single payment-$4,700.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE RED CROSS
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Mrs. Eva Sowell
Heads Coolidge
Rebekah Lodge

Mrs Eva Sowell was installed
noble grand of Coolidge Rebekah
Lodge at ceremonies held in Ma.
sonic Temple Friday evening. She
replaces Mrs. Berniece Nichols,
who resigned because of illness.
District deputy, Flora Hooper, as
sisted by past noble grand, Mrs.
WILDER, was in charge of the in
stallation. Mrs Juanita Odom.
vice grand, presided during the
evenings ceremonies.
A social hour followed tie bust
ness meeting. Mrs. Nels Olson
and Mrs. Park Woods were host
esses for the occasion.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

SUBSCRIBE TO THE RED CROSS
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Lawn Party Nets
Over 500 For
The Red Cross

Lively bidding marked a lawr
party at the Christensen ranch or
Sunday afternoon when a squeal
ing pig was brought forth and auc
toned off for the American Ret
Cross The event netted $109.75
with Charles CoEen the most dis
appointed bidder present when the
porker finally went to John Zell-
weger, according to those present
George Dell was the auctioneer.,
The party was In honor of Mrs.
Anna NJ. Christensen of Oakland,
California, Steve Christensen's
mother, and also marked the Chris
tensen's goth wedding anniversary.
The guest of honor was presented
with a gift from the hosts, and a
picnic supper was served on the
lawn. Those who assisted were
Mrs. Dalton Cole, Mrs. George
Dell. Mrs. Jack Garrett and Mrs.
Charles Cohen.
Mrs. Anna Christensen, who is
visiting at the home of her daugh-
er-in-law, Mrs. AL Christensen,
was presented with gift from the
hosts, the Steve CLristensens.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett,
Mr. and Mrs. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Hayduke, Mr.. and Mrs. Co.
hen, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Waddle, Mr..
and Mrs. Dell, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hupfel,
Mrs. Josephine Borree, Mrs. R. J..
Jones, Mrs. Rosa Steward, Mrs.
Avis Hobby, Mrs John Hallmark,
Mrs. Jack Foster, Darlene and Dal-
ton Cole. Jr., Betty Bob Waddle,
and Benny Joe Cohen, all of Cool
idge; Mr.. and Mrs, Zellweger and
1t. and Mrs. Stanley Bartos of
Florence, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
II Maud Of Casa Grande.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
District Court OF
Honor Slated Here
For Scouts May 9

Casa Crande district Court OF
Honor for boy scouts will be held
at Coolidge North Grammar School
auditorium at p. m. Tuesday eve
ming. May 9th.
Coolidge scouts have been work
ing on their advancement for some
time, according to A. K. Osborn
scoutmaster. who says very large
court is expected. Badges to be
presented will range from tender
foot to Eagle Palms. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

Florence Union high school in Sep
tember Cpl. R. F. Hoeschulte,
their son, is in the army air force.
At the present he is stationed in
Lincoln, Nebraska. The other two
daughters are Dorothy Trevino who
is married, and Miss Reba Hoe
schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoeschulte
and their children lived in Flor
ence seven years before going to
California. After staying in Cali
fornia for four years, they returned
to Arizona on October II, 1943.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Mustard Pills Give
Gas Protection

The British have discovered a
method of fighting mustard-gas
burns with pills containing the gas
itself, according to a report that
has reached Washington.
The report asserts that volun-
teers who barred their forearms to
the blistering action of the gas
found it's effects markedly les
sened by taking tie pills.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

Langrord, Olga Valencia, Elizabeth.
Truitt, Kathleen McCleery, Ger
trude Keith, Elaine Kent, Pearl
Dugan, Jean Harold, Betty 10
Shaw, Betty Ann Long, and Bon
nye Mcfarland.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

. Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Murray were
hosts to members of the Friday
Night Supper Card Club and the
Saturday Night Supper Card Club
ON successive evenings at their
home last week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

o Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ferguson
are in Los Angeles with their
daughter, who was injured in an
automobile accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
DIN ORCIS

N'rr TIA stevens fiun Rutsf
Mathew Dorian from NafeAfet
Cecilia Rcmls eum Theodore
Fmly 4 Booth from Arthur
y rman p MaCGreEur from Estei!e
Vera WISE from B0rs D..
Norma Hstre'd from carl
iuAnus " Robinson from Thomas A
Louise + SpUman nom RAY c.
ora N pelxmsu from Joseph.
Odessa Maths from Henry.
Helen S-VrbNnC from Jonn
Anna NAhkonen from EHas.
Juua kosuuk from John
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joseph ENler from tlossie
sophia McAWster from James
Robefi h Griffin from Wilma Y.
Fthel r Hardin from CecH VI
Cons A Ildar from John 6.
George BurA from Ia
Betty Ahern from Joseph G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
MALE HELP-SALESMEN

DRUG SALESMAN
fur detail work Detroit ares IePu,
lar prescription items Good opportu-
uIty Tor right man state fun par
iiculars Address Box 2sqt. Detroit
I-rnn. u
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FAUST. 642O
o. B. HART co.

Near Warren 5 rooms. large attic
tile bath years old oAb S1.650
$3.50 down OPEN
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Twenty-Fir 1149

Sr Fort and Old Goddard
? bedrooms dining room tiied insu'
lated weathersir pped spdded %
minutes 20 downtown Great value
S3s per mo. paws everything. Miller
Homes Inc 10 2f2s
WALNUT 1885. near forf bod
rooms large unfinished attic lnsu-
lated sodded very low taxes Sfso
down open daily. SO sunday, l-q.
Miller Homes 10 2f26
WAI.THAM -GRATlOT Fra m . Z
rooms. large livine room. SIDE drive,
garage. iO-f lot So 500 terms.
Pr 534s 7645 Mnier
WEXFORD. near outer Drive
rooms and bath garage ? wears old ;
nice yard Broker. TW 2-3525
WHITAKER SpIingweils--s IN inc.
Hot AIR. gar 81 500 dn Ia $751;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
4 rTIC

Naae no EXTRA ROOM SIS NJ
t-. frr.N insulated. rlesiy ~ shea
ID. ta.s alterations priority assist
H..r r. money down. Cas1 payments
Prone Gas o. rEr'
VAN MYERS Contractor
fttt Sr-r7f t. 22Ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

COMPTOMETER operator ACCURACY
necessary tor opportunity IN large
mfg e1 experienced in all OPERA
tions General Motors Bldg. snd
vicinity MA 22f2