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men and an aviation indus
try amazing" in size.
CUT ARMY REQUESTS
. A war department report to
the House appropriations COM
mittee dated Feb. II, 1912,
showing that from 1885 to 1941
President Roosevelt cut army
fund requests by 1888, 1927, 456.
Congress, Engel said, appropri-
ated 1852, 588, 695 more than
the President asked.
BLAMEs CONGRESS
~While President Roosevelt
had insistent warnings Of grave
potentialities of German war
strength, he was holding down
the requests for funds, and now
blames Congress for the failure
to provide equipment for the
army" Engel said.
"When our military attache in
Berlin reported that Germany
Is once more a world power I'm
the air. just what did President
Roosevelt do: He REDUCED
the war departments requested
appropriation by $4O,000,OO0 for
the following year. He continued
reductions in the years prior to
Pearl Harbor."
QUOTES FROM REPORT
Engel quoted the following ex-
,erpts from the secret military
'eport on German air power:
'In general, the German air
power has now reached stage
where 1t must be given serious
consideration as a powerful OPP
ponent by any single nation.
cit Is difficult to express in a
few words the literally amazing
size of the German air industry.
Because on Nov. 1, 1887, the
American technical level
has not been reached. Is no
ground for the United States to
adopt the British policy OF
smugness.
CITES FRANCE, BRITAIN
eff so, we shall be as doomed
to the same position of air in
feriority with respect to Ger
many, as France now finds her.
self In and which Great Britain
just as certainly will find her.
self in tomorrow-unless she re-
Allies promptly her own short
comings.
"A highly competent observer,
well acquainted with both Amer
lean and German air develop
ments, estimates that IL the
present progress curves of these
two nations should continue as
they have In the past two years,
Germany should obtain techni-
cal parity with the U. s. A. by
1871 or 1912.
'If. however, America makes
a single blunder, or II some inn
portant incident. whether politi-
cal or a conflict Of views within
the armed forces, should slow
down her present development,
German air superiority will be
realized still sooner"
nm n n rooxR nr~rxsr
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Calls FOR "A Cinch'

ATLANTA, Oct. "a ms
President Roosevelt will be elected
this fall and the only issue will
be whether he is reelected by a
small vote or a landslide, Gov.
Arnall declared here.
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On the War Fronts

GREECE-Brsh capture Lama and Evvo Island page 1)
RUSSIA-Reds drive 10 miles inside Reich sezng 400 to-
Page IL
FRANCE-Aes gain in drive Antwerp; push Nazs back
In Holland. page IL
PACIFC-Yanks advance miles on 23me Leye front
Selling IL towns. page u
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Road Pi|eup
Injured Seven

MT. CLEMENS, Oct. 24-Seven
were hospitalized early today. two
with critical injuries, after three
cars and a wrecker were piled up
in the rear of an empty home
ward bound hayride wagon OH
Gratiot near Fifteen-Mile road IN
Clinton Township.
SEVEN INJURED
The injured are:
Pvt. Robert Peterson, 81, Sell
fridge Field, head injuries; Arson
German, go, New Haven, right foot
amputated at the ankle; Deputy
Sheriff Leonard Jarvis of Macomb
County, back injuries: Raymond
Boelter, 80, Mt. Clemens, leg in-
juries; Mrs. Grace Miller, 81, of
10640 Gratiot, minor eye injuries;
Mrs. Irene Ritter, 81, of $500
Hurlbut, face decorations, and
William Peterson, a, 1921 Benz
teau, cuts and bruises.
The accident happened soon
after midnight, according to Jar
Wis, when a car driven by Sgt.
Hubert WEIGH, 81, Selfridge Field,
crashed into the rear of the hay
wagon. He said witnesses told
him there was no light on the
wagon.
TWO MORE PILE UP
While the wrecker was trying
to disengage the vehicles, a car
driven by German smashed into
the rear of the truck. Jarvis was
helping German from his car
when a third, driven by William
E. Swiney, As. 1888 Lillibridge.
struck Germans car, throwing
Jarvis to the side of the road.
Swiney is held for reckless
Police said he had been
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TOKYO Calls Raid Drill

NEW YORK. Oct. "a QNS)-
An air raid drill was held in
Tokyo, Yokohama and Kawasaki
at noon today. the Tokyo radio
announced
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Yanks PLUNGE
7 Miles More
In Leyte Drive

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ.
LEYTE. Oct. "a (UP)-Ameri-
cans, with IL cities and towns and
three adjacent islands already in
their hands, plunged seven miles
inland on Leyte and widened
their offensive front on the his
toric island to at least e miles
today.
"a Japanese Domei dispatch
said Premier Gen. Koiso had
told his people that Japan's po-
sition was more critical than
ever.)
EXPAND FOOTHOLD
Steadily expanding their initial
foothold in the central Philippines,
Tenth Corps troops pursued re-
treating Japanese at the northern
end of the Leyte front three miles
beyond the capital city of Taclo-
ban to within 10 miles of the tip
of the island.
They also repuIsed the first or
gained counterattack of the in
vasion north of Palo, then struck
inland toward Santa Fe against
stubborn resistance.
Some % miles south Of the
Tenth Corps, tank-led oath Corps
forces pounded into the outskirts
of San Pablo. and already may
have captured the town.
Other oath Corps troops north
west of Dulag wallowed through
deep mud in an development drive
against seven enemy defense po-
sitions in the Tagmon hills.
NEARLY CIRCLED
American columns already have
by-passed the hills and were be-
lieved on the point of completing
their enlightenment.
Gen. MacArthur's communique
revealed that, in addition to
Tacloban. Dulag and Palo, the in
vaders also have liberated San
Fernandos, Sageahan, San Jose,
Maraseran, Dawinen Duingadu-
man, Aiameanan and Darayan, all
between Tacloban and Dulag on
the east coast.
He also reported capture OF
40-mile-long Dinagat Island SOUTH
east Of Leyte and SULTAN and
Homonhon islands due east of
Leyte, two days before the main
landings TO enable the 600-ship
invasion armada to enter Leyte
Gulf.
81 TONS OF EXPLOSIVES
MacArthur's bombers dropped
II tons of explosives on Cagayan
on the northern coast of the
southern Philippines island Of
Mindanao. touching off fires and
explosions.
At Davao, on the south coast OF
Mindanao, night patrol planes de-
stroyed buildings and started fires
at an airdrome.
From Pearl Harbor came an
that four-engined
transports have begun using Pc
leliu airfield in the southern Palau
islands, CTS miles southeast of
Leyte and newest junction point
on the road to Tokyo"
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British
Gain i'm
Holland

SUPREME HQ., AEF, Oct. "a
tINS1-Assault units of the Brit
ish Second Army penetrated into
the outskirts of the Dutch city of
Hertogenbosch today in the
mounting Allied drive to smash
Nazi military forces out of west
ern Holland ---'
The push into Hertogenbosch,
key German defense point and a
strategic road hub, was effected
as other Britons and forces of the
Canadian First Army scored gains
all along a l00-mile irregular
front.
The Canadians seized the Bit
terly contested estuary town of
Schindjel. They also frightened
their hold on liberated Breskens
and seized the road running south
to Schoondijke.
STOP CoUNTERATTACK
The Germans made a deter
mined bid to break through AL
lied lines north and northeast of
Embermenil when they mounted
savage. tank supported counter
attack. However, il was absorbed
and the enemy was driven back.
South of Hertogenbosch the
British reached Saint Michielsges-
tel and struck to within a mile of
Boxtel.
North of Antwerp, the inland
port which the Canadians are
seeking TO open to Allied shipping,
gains were made west of the
Observation-Disclosures railway and
a fresh advance was made into
Holland from across the Belgian
frontier.
NO MAJOR CHANGES
The rest of the Western Front
remained comparatively quiet, ex-
cept for the Third Army sector
around Metz.
The official communique from
headquarters of Gen. Eisenhower
said there had been no major
changes along the front from
Aachen, Germany. southwark to
the upper MoSelle valley.
In Maizieres les Metz house to
house fighting continued, with the
Germans clinging stubbornly to
approximately one-fourth of the
town.
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Defense Lag
to FDR

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a (NS)-Rep. Albert
Enge (R) of Michigan charged today that Presi-
dent Roosevelt slashed S833,OO0,OO0 from army
appropriation requests between 1885 and 1941
while withholding from Congress secret military
report warning of Germanys astounding growth
in air power
Enge made public these heretofore secret documents
confidential report from the u S. military attache
in Berlin, dated Nov /, 1887 advising the depart
ment that Germany then had from It's to 225 air squad
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TWO MORE PILE UP
Dewey's Speech
On Local Stations

Gov. Thomas K. Dewey's
speech In Minneapolis tonight
will be broadcast here by sta
tons WXYZ and WWJ at
1880.
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The spokesman said that in the
gambling on the early morning
shift the IL workers got their
change from their foreman and
then matched coins on the corner
OF his desk.
TELLS OF WARNING
He added that apparently the
workers action was planned in
advance because yesterday noon
one of the men allegedly warned
the manager Of the plant cafe
terra not to cook up much food
because there won't be many
people around here on the after
noon shift to eat il"
On the previous shift, 702 in the
J polishing and machining depart
ments were sent home. the COM
pany said, because the gambling
demonstration paralyzed opera
tions.
FOREMEN CHALLENGED
ut apparently was an organ
lied work stoppage and a chal-
Ienge for the foremen to discip-
line Them" the company spokes-
man said. $50 we had TO order
them home and the departments
had to be shut down."
Thomas Stanley, president of
UAW-CIO Local 142. said officers
of the local did their very best
10 keep the plant working but the
workers feeling was too strong
The demonstration began in the
polishing department, the com
pany said, and spread to the ma
Ginning department late yester-
day. At one point the workers
we're matching coins, tossing pen
MES at a line, playing cards and
rolling dice.
AFTERMATH OF QUARREL
Union local President Stanley
insisted the demonstration was an
aftermath of a profane quarrel
between woman worker and
foreman. The woman was dis
ciplined, he said, and the foreman
was not.
On Saturday when the workers
learned that the foreman had not
been disciplined, 10 began match
Ing coins in defiance of the mo-
gambling" rule. They were laid
off for two days.
Yesterday the afternoon shift
began its Communicating, penny
pitching protest.
George B. Handyside, interna-
tional representative of the union.
said later that the company in
formed him that the foreman had
been reprimanded and that the
local was making further efforts
10 stop the demonstrations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24

az, DR; 2 g. rooLE, DENTIST
Hail. Hours 90. Tel CA ssss.--Adv.
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THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set al 6:37 D. m. today and
rise tomorrow al 7.S6 m.
The moon will rise az 2.4s p. m. today
and set tomorrow at i2:2s A. m.
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The spokesman said that in the
gambling on the early morning
shift the II workers got their
change from their foreman and
then matched coins on the corner
of his desk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

More workers still seem 10
he arriving from the rural DIS
trtctS. Rod Rei>er told me YES
ferdaN of meeting woman vino
moved here with her husband
sud two sons Ia work IN Eord's
bomber plant.
IL sent mp box of Co0kin'
vessels She said, but cant
find them and can't get none.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

Dave Harms. who rum, a bar
around the corner from me bus.
terminal. says he has had now
corners come IN barefoot Also
he's had mothers and father,
come IN and order beer or corn
-SaA.ec.Z.!. ..l.!. =. Z!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

t| .H'. plane strength. lit
a,o sr.a
sufficient British and Amer
ican bomber forces ltrvc nov,
been assembled on thus island
90 dc~truN every center ct pro-
duCtiou tu Germany and thus
cud the war IN month or -
if once Ne could eliminate the
German air dttcn>cs
Those drteu~c> ~ far have
Just enabled the German pro-
ductiNe system ~ survive the
bomhiug> II the air defense
system had been broken down
IN 1913, hardly a German city
would be habitahlc TODAY,
hardly German factory would
be- ~ production and The war
would be over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

sHnu u seems srss3a - "
a nm % $50 ir.-
foNS t',' ~
=, 49,. - w. I
rou.D az a.
weeks. ] have %f
heaiG ,,l- N sss
Ig.,-. ,,...r. 49,.
Hrte I~ a ,.it.n mo.f ur
ir-.A ~ ia-> h-. n.I .H a
~ '.'...'
.e,.,
The reason .- EASY tn >ar his
possible say fu Dn. plant '1
luin uL' enough .'"' pass .'
last lD l''i> "''..' .'.' '.'-
i'ahF ii'a ','''- '' ''.'N '' WIS
i'14'iN anu ...'I ,'."'-
Wore workers sun seem 10
he arriving from the rural dis
trtctS. Rod Rei>er told me YES
,.,d. -, r,oo,;,o ,,o,,.a ,,,
""N'" "'' VII" ''' '''>''"""
snd two sons Ia work al Ford =
bomber plant.
81 .ept mn Ia, NJ cooLp,
,. -.
q -,
n"u '"e'" anu ga" I'' "Ip'
We're "atin' Oft paper :,
with wooden spoons"
She had no idea how
-, -, -, a.,
W. "AN anu 10" '''' "'' o"N
of cooAlh vessels with Just her
name and Detroit, Mich :.
written on II. Rod took her over
To the express office and there
was the box
p,,.o 11s,... uh. ..
sran,d 80 ca,.,,,,. ~, 49,, l.',.
,err,insl 80 bo 49,. Ma ,,u
corners come ~ bareiool Also
ne : had ino'herS ana fathers
Come IN ana order Deer or coi y
sc ---i.-!---!--.'---.-!-.- i.-l4l.--.-4
or ~ years Ola, or less. They
dre NuTpll>'d I" learn Iha) y :
asdin>I me la" 20 sen WihN>
boa, ca,,,,,l.,,,,ss ,t., ,,,sNl, Wv. y"
49,. ~. 80 -. 10y "'
go - s,,a,'.,,, - ~ 80
,bere's ma t.o 1or,.,,,,, mo,
hsnna,. bar d. 80. 80 ar,
the evcention ana no, tho r''i1
Irmengard Pohrt who works In
our screen denart17ent rfillipe
lob formerly held bv mon
both are in uniform now.
heard us talking about TINS and
she remarked
ing deierment> hut Ia like To
hho" "here theN are.
Ers,r.. ,,,,,,, al ..,. .....,..
densTtn,cr, a., A., -.
the othor day ~ - 80, 49, ','''
who epternd tho I-nr.a,.it,.
Hospital. The friend got IN AN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

Frances GNen> ol oul society
department was IN Ann Arhor
the other day with some friend
who entered The University
Hospital The friend got IN AN
right bat lots OF others were
being refused. Mrs. GiVcpS said
They have enough beds. ! hear.
but haven't enough nurses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

l Just heard or night club
dancer Lcnora Lane al the
Cork Town Tavern who work,
until the wee hours of the
morning hu' gets mp at 6 80
q m. and works two ~cven-hour
days az Harper Hospital with
out pay. az . nurses AIDE. There
sren't enough like bcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14

Speaking OF draft boards.
A+tt-,Ieitt--- : --ll-------r--r---
of Board %. Just receive ed
FANCY tndUE VII THFU. SuTU
- YOU send 20 somcbudV who
has sent YOU gift II read
"OH, OH, THANKS! IT
WAS MIGHTY SWIFT OF
YOU TO THNk OF MI"
II was signed hN "a ,un>,ipn-
tiouS obiector Who WAS being
sent 10 a work camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

CoLoRED w. Warren: 2 stores. 4
apartments. Brick. Furniture included:
very reasonable. A. s. Wright. Tr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
ADERNA HOTEL
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

FURNISHED room with Kitchen scoom-
mOcatl0ns IN basement no ASA.
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COLORED-1O% DIN.

stipple walls, stoker. garage. $500.
terms. Possession. Fl 247S.
CoLoRED = Alexandrine-st Aubin, 10
rooms. steam heat: Palmer-Rivard. z
rooms. brick; Widman-Piquette. rooms;
Theodore-st Aubin. rooms. All va
cant. small down payment. TW 1887.
coLORED - Conference.-The. large
houses on one lot. Imagine only $1,000
with 500 down for both. What q
bargain. Come TO Edelman. 952o Oak
land at Westminster.
cOLORED--56 Enelewood, sacrifice 10
kitchenette apartments. furnished Elec-
ie nos ,sa% se. 600 Excellent ALIEN
walden. TR l-647o.
COLORED-Concord. 2-fam. 6-6 very
clean: quick poss.; $500. terms. E
willis. rms. brk. siding. air condf
vacant; terms Cannon Bros. 1880
sherman. Fl 0140.
coLORED-MELBoU
7 rms. stove hit, $500. s1,25o dnl
rms stove hit. SO. 500. 81 900 dnl
SLOBiN-TR 1896. TY 7-7li5
of outer drive near Ford plant.
81 900 down. Full basement, side drive.
Broker. TO 5-937s
COLORED-Meldrum. 252O Very nice.
10 rooms. steam heat. garages. Owner
must sell Bargain. $500. terms
Abdoo Realtor. 14252 Mack. LIE 1902.
COIORED-CRAND AVE, H. PARK
Nice 6 rooms. full basement. gas heat:
Al condition; $3.50, $3.50 down.
Z. sLOBIN-TR 1896. TY 7-7ll5.
COLORED-AmerIcs. near Warren 8
rooms. good condition, steam heat. side
drive. $4,000 On. TO s-S772.
COLORED--Homes and fats. Pennsyl-
vsnia-Mack section and Harding Mack
section. Broker. PL 064o.
COLORED tRooseveitl Single home. ;
bedrms. $500. S700 On. TO s-935s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
LOANS ON NAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES

AT 4ia4 ina. Co. funds for good mtse.
loans: land contracts oourht. I'd henkel,
Hammond Bldg CA 265o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
sTrNoGpArHER, srrsrienced.

I, s - 81 s,ssav eS,iiion nov snd
uhen WAr Il over NckeSson and Roo
bins SIS West jefferson
OCRAPHER-GencTa cfnce work
sdsy Eeek North American Aviation,
.hllA General Motors Bldg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS
HOUSES FOR RENT

COMFORTABLE room for quiet workln
girl Call between ana 4. III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
FERDINAND. 1892

Four bedroom single frame. Insulated
thoroughly rnQdeyni1ed storm windows,
copper conductor copper screens. Noker
heat coal IN TOT winter. large 2-csr
garage. overhead doors Appointment
only. la o49o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE

COLORED-vinevood: 2 apartments. ,
rooms each and 3-room ~ apartments
down. Good income. $4,000. terms.
A. g. Wright, TY 1904.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12


A Good Income Property
Only Is% down: price $4,000: ak
stores and six flats: income $3.50.
l224a woodrow Wilson. Sc cor. Cort-
land. Mr. Msrkert. CA o32l.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOMS

TWO furnished rooms for liRht hou
keeping $50 Harmon. Good tFAnspof
tior. White.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

ACREAGE ron SALE

DEARBoRN-Ford Road. near railroad.
almost acre OF land for factory site.
Terms. Ia 6907.
GRAND RIVER 8 Mile and u
with unfinished house. 32.1oo. LA
1907.
10 AcREs-Middle BeitLiberty Park:
6-room home. modern. Other buildings.
$1,000. terms. LA e907.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
HOUSES roR SALE

PORT 81. WEST District-somethins
different: new brick duplex singles. 2
bedrooms. Iefrig., stove. screens, etc.
only 5000 down. Call owner. CA soss.
Fos sT. ,ssco $500 Down DOWN 's ssss
$500 Mt. Elliott. OIL 4l25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

FIVE-RooM furnished sioys ~ hsat
AGAR garage. 1890 Fourteenth, near
Puritan white
GRAND BLVD and Grand River--.Gen-
tlemsn' private entrance and bath
sssS vinewood.
GRAND RIvER-Joy-2 girls TO share
private entrance TY 6-6Ssl
HELEN, 2i4s-Attractively furnished,
I. girls good transportation. ri 4lSi-
MASSACHUSETTS. i34 Highland PA
Gentleman preferred near Chrysier'
ROOM for couple OF Eirls. good
transportation. ALAS Cadillac
wAsHBURN. i77Si - Lady employed
s. per week. good transportation no
s9Os.
WHITE-s771 Arcadia Room for 70
nned gentleman. good transportation,
TY 4-7S07
WHITE, sttrsctively furnished bedroom.
sober gentleman good transportation.
~ o-O2oo,
coLoRED-2 respectable sober working
gentlemen 10 share private room. must
be neat n not Of this type do not call,
TR 2-So39 from 1870 am. 10 IL p m.
COLORED-unfurnish room 10 rent
for clean. refined couple In Christian
home. TY 4-02ss.
CoLoRED-Neatly furnished room. 2
gentlemen. Sill Woodland To 1887.
men only to share bachelor
apt. good transportation TO 1881.
~-.--..~,- .>>.<~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

clayton, Zobl4 Ecorse. AZ jim Ddly
CONGRESS-, 1925
VACANT
. rooms , Kitchens 2 baths hot water
heat 50 600. half down
REAUNfE & siI.LOwAY. INC RIA 6464
CoNLEY. 1884. brick Colonial s
lot. all for $500, 50 500 down.
HUcK. broker. pr 1890
DEAN AVE. between 7 Mile I'd and
outer Or. easy terms. Move right In.
Best finished houses IN city. shady
street. paved. Houseman-Spitzley Corp.
TR l-l0S0 or Oh 4s16.
EAST DETROIT
Prewar home. ? bedrooms. tile features.
near schools and trans, large recreation
space. $3.50. 81 900 down. A. Hol-
ster iz5o3 r. Mile. PR 22A0.
EIGHT MI -scHoENHERR SEC
4 rooms a dinette. 2-caf garsge large
plot. 7ox1l7. Immediate possession.
1900 $500 down SIS month
IRWIN. KlGHT a HINES INC
llOl Grafton PR 1889
CATEsHEAD, near Hack Modern, ?
bedrooms; basement at;n ~ 45Si2Q'
$3.50 down SIS month. a HoL-
sTER lASO3 East : Mile pr 224o.
CIRARDiN. 9032, near Marcus
81 07S down Broker. PL SOFA
GRATfOT.l MILE SEC
A-roon modern home acte good soil
housss fruit, tires grapes paved stree,
$3.50. 50 500 down rs month.
TURNER n WILSON
i7s44 z. emile Pr 1898
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HOTELS

FORT ST WEST District. wyandotte--
Something different. new brick duplex
singles. 2 bedrooms refrig, stove,
screens. etc. Call owner. CA 9osS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12
RENTALS WANTED

FURNISHED room. coiorcd single man
relisble> TR 2>e674
THREE adults wish apt Or Nat
bedroom suite. S25 reward Mrs Pro-
yos, TR 2-934s IL 80 a m. Q p m.
TWO refined ladies Nish large room or
kltchenette apt Call MA 2S22
COLORED working couple desires two
or three room apartment furnished
Call evenings after seven p m. ~
S5s7 SO reward
COLoRED couple wants furnished room
81 TOTl Call afffr a n m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-12

MIsTELE COAL AND COKE co.
MAIN ORDER DEPT, PL 5000
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27

William Dircksen, early day
resident of Kennewick and still
a property owner here, was in
town the first of the week on
his way home from Walla Walla
to Port Angeles, where he is now
in business. He formerly conduct
ed meat market here and knows
all Of the real old timers in the
community.
Frank Maupin arrived in Kenne-
wick Monday night from Seattle,
where he has been employed in
the shipyards His family will
come over as soon as Mr.. Maupin
has arranged for living quarters
here. He was former resident
and has returned to take the posi-
ton of office manager at the
Church Grape Juice Co. He was
for several years office manager
and secretary of the Columbia
Irrigation district.
Glenn Silliman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Silliman, has joined the
navy and left Thursday night for
his training at Farragut, Idaho.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-01-27

Chester r. Eggleston Size, and
his wife, the former Patricia Ann
Van Patten, arrived Sunday for a
two-day visit with Mrs. Eggle-
ston's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ben
Van Patten. Eggleston received an
emergency leave due to the death
of his grandfather in Kent. They
left Wednesday for Livermore,
Calf.
The Current Events club will
meet with Mrs. T. w. Payne on
Friday, Jan. %. ....
L. H. Raymond who has been
seriously ill at his home in the
Garden Tracts is reported to, be
about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Henson
were dinner guests Sunday of MIR.
and Mrs. Elmer Smith.