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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
CHAMBER TO PUSH
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Several Standing Com
mittees Are Named By
New President

AFT isn't necessary to be invited
~ membership" Walter ]. Car.
" sor executive secretary of the
creater Wilmington Chamber Of
Conmerce, said yesterday in
reoard to the concerted drive the
r.en7bership committee is begin.
zinc in an effort to reach every
a;noIe business man and Individual
Who would be interested in joining
the chamber.
"Anyone interested in the growth
# This community need not wait to
he contacted but should just come
in and make application"
Standing committees, appointed
Nv l. A. Raney. president, were
~eleased this morning by the ex-
ecutive secretary.
These committees will meet in
divdually this week and discuss
nroerams they will present at the
meeting of the board of directors
on May 4.
Standing committees for 1e44-45
are:
Executive: L. A. Raney, presi-
dent: Frederick Willetts, first vice
president; J. c. Thornton, second
vice president; E. A. Laney,
treasurer; H. A. Marks, past pres
ident.
Agricultural: J. K. Bannerman,
chairman; George W. Trask, R. w.
Galphin, B. F. Sutherland, w. E.
Edwards, T. H. Wright, L. W.
Preston.
Industrial: E. L. White, chair
man, W. C. Goodwin, Storer P.
Ware, Holmes Davis, Jr., G. E.
Cantwell Ronald Stewart, Graham
Walton.
Taxation: J. G. Thornton, chair
man, W. D. McCaig, A. C. Ewing.
Addison Hewlett, James D. Carr.
W. B. Berry.
Public improvements: E. R.
Toms, chairman, DR.. John T.
Hoggard, H. M. Solomon, w. B.
Bryan. G. S. Currin. Claude Efird.
Membership: E. A. Laney, chair
man; John K. Ward, L. c. Robert
son, Jr,. J. K. Paul, H. T. King,
R. Dannenbaum, Ben Kingoff.
Finance and Budget: w. A. Fon-
vielle, chairman; w. W. Storm. R.
S. Rogers, E. H. Switzerland.
Post War Planning: B. B. Cam
eron, chairman; ]. w. Jackson,
c. Van Leuven, D. J. Herring. D.
c. North, ". S. Johnson, H. E.
Longley.
Parks and Fairgrounds: D H.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
JACOB ALBERT RUSS

Funeral services for Jacob AL
bert Russ, IS, of SOB Norfleet
street, who died at James Walker
Memorial hospital yesterday af-
ter long illness, will be held Sat-
urday at II a. m. at Mintz ceme-
terry near Shallotte with the Rev.
Lester Mintz officiating. Surviving
are three daughters, Mrs. A. L..
Clark, of Wilmington, Mrs. Rosa
Higgins, of Shallotte, Miss Alene
Russ, of Ash; and one son, Ralph
K. Russ, of Brunswick, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29

Athony, Reuben Baker, Ebert Cor,
bett, Joseph Collins Stanley
George Arthur Nixon, Edward Lee
Haynes, Frank Devone, Jr., Will
liam Johnson, Johnny Ike Hyman,
Willie Alfred Washington, James
Henderson Marshburn, L EVA C e
Dixon, O'Neal Fielder, James Ed
ward Johnson, David Lane, Robert
Louis Sheridan, William Henry Ir
wing, James Edward Thomas
James Canty, Louis Henry King,
Cleve Hart, Edgar Mclaughlin,
Leroy Henry, Fred Bryant, James
Elton Davis, Uzzie George, Nath-
aniel Lunard, George Washington
Cereen, James Moses Rowell, Lacy
Baldwin, Eugene Boone, Richard
Simpson, James Russell Rally,
Willie Bowman, Early Williams,
James Ellerbe, Leroy Parker.
Persons who have failed to re-
ceive orders are requested to con-
tact local board No. immediate
ly.
The first comedy was performed
in Athens about $50 BIC. on a NOV
ob1o eooffo1d
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
SURVEY MADE

A survey is being conducted
to determine the condition of
the sidewalks, building inspec-
tor Gilbert F. Morton disclosed
yesterday. In addition to noting
those which need repair or re-
construction, an account will
be made of sidewalks which
need to be constructed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
JESSIE NEIL HOLDEN

Funeral services for Jessie Neil
Holden, 16-months daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Holden of Sup
ply, who died at Dosher Memorial
hospital yesterday at 4 p. M, will
be held Saturday at $3.50 p. m.
from Oakgrove chufch by the Rev.
Tom johnson. Interment will fol-
low in the church cemetery.
Surviving are the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Holden; two SIS
tiers, Bonnie Mazel and Virginia
Florence Holden; and one brother,
William Earl Holden, all of Sup
ply.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29

-, OeooSs, OaV1d How
ard, James Edward Dove, Hovt
Brown Coston, George Andrew
Splcer, Richard Bill Singleton.
James Richard Byrd, LEROY Nc
Leod, Israel Singleton, Wallace Eu
gene Ferguson, Clarence Pettman
Jr., Walter Charles Williams, Roy
Beatty, Wilbert Norman Henry
Alexander Mallette Merrick. Jr.
Oran Randolph Hussey, John Isaac
John Kennedy, Arthur E ward
Spicer, James Edward Holmes
Brown, Willie Advert Tundel, John
Ralph Bellamy, Willie Joe James
Johnnie James Bellamy, William
Kenneth Russell, John Murray Will
der, Elmore Green, Halle Clar-
ence Robbs, Henry Lee Johnson,
Wesley M. Mason, Lewis Pittman.
William Benjamin Dennison, Clar-
ence Blaney Rivers, James Otis
Sampson, Jr., James Boyd Gordon,
Roosevelt McDuffie, Jessie Nor
man, Otis Austin, Leroy Quick,
Bibbann Moses, David Gaymon
Henry, Edward Gary, William Tay-
lor, George Wilbert Moore, Joseph
Taylor, Henry Thompson, Charlie
Hicks, Jr., Robert Harvin, Frank
Buddy Kelly, George Washington
Lewis, Gibson Zimmerman, Jr.,
James Persia. Kennedy Mcknight,
Joseph Scott, Cleveland White,
Ashbel McEleveen, Joe Kendrick,
Luie Moses, Eugene Myers, Hen
ry Grison, Henry Hargett, Leroy
Wooten, Charlie Brunson, John
Howard adley, Jr., George
Washington Lloyd, Elijah Mosley
Jake Session, Grover Wri ght
James Luther johnson, Thomas
S m p SON, William Ellison, Jr.
S m uel Washington Highsmith,
Thomas Lee Newkirk, oseph Sey-
more, John Ounce Atkinson, Alex
William Freeman, Clayton Keaton,
Pill Johnson, Paul Starett Wallace,
Earl Augusta McIntire, Clifton
Baker, Daniel McColium, William
Jefferson Neal, Marvin Ebert
Heriot, Charles Moore, James Spi .
Ger, Elijah Carr, Jr., Sam Taylor,
Alex Lamb Frank Boynton Clar
ence Stancey, John Otto Higgins,
Aaron Davis, Willie George Will
lisms, Rufus Fulton Stokes, James
Flippin, Leonard Stienberg Lane,
David Pugh, Ephrim Bowman,
Walter Brewington, James Cary
Davis, William Christopher Wilson,
Jack Titus, William Mack, Robert
Henry White, Charles Ransom Nc.
Gee, Alex McIntire, Clifton Carlos
Humbles, Alvin Engle, Lonnie Tur-
ner, James Henry Brown, William
Eloe Walters, Oliver James Berry
Eula Benjamin Jones, Talmage
Dockery, Arthur Mitchell, Jr., Eze-
kiel Titus Jones, Ernest Edward
Joy, Harvester Best, William Har
old Payton, Moses Wesley Smith,
David Thomas, T h o m Grant,
George Sampson, John L. Stack
house, Robert Washington, Wheeler
Simon, Bilbo Comadow, Arthur Da-
Wis, Whitaker Bonds, R C h d
Simpson, Samuel Crate, m e s
Herbert Nelson, Fred Sanders, Ed
die Johnson, James Lawrence,
Ransom Josiah Hampton, Leroy
Luckey, George Spann, George
Mathews Holland, Samuel George
Mckee, Vertis Houston Clemens,
Benjamin CLANCY, Bunion Smith
John Hardin Bozman Sammy How
ard, Herbert Erwin Hicks, Freder-
lex Hubbell Irving, Luther Wilson,
Aaron McGill, Alonza Richburg,
George Vereen, Theodore McCut-
chen, Walter Floyd, Charles Hen
drick Holmes, James Alfred Muir
ply, Nichols Barnhill, Joseph Wal
ter Pierce, Bernice Carr, Palmer
Watson, Charles Lee Davis IT,
John Henry Wells, William Flet-
cher unn, George Walter Samuel
Samuel William Ellerby, wine
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
TO ATTEND MEETING

Henry I. Shepherd, area di-
rector of the War Manpower
Commission, will attend the
state meeting of the Interna-
tional AS citation of Public
Employment Services in Wins
tOn-SalCm this weekend.
NEW DIOCESE
Rev. Thomas J. Colgan, of
st. Therese Church, Wrights-
vile Beach, is one of several
North Carolina clergymen who
has been appointed to another
diocese, it was announced by
the Most Rev. Eugene J. Nc
Guinness, Bishop of Raleigh for
the Catholic Church. Rev. Col
gan will become pastor of the
Holy Angels Church, Mount
Airy, N. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
WEATHER
Eastern Standard Time)


By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 p. M, yesterday.
Temperature
1870 am, Sc, 1880 am, 50, 1870 pm, g.,
1880 pm go.
Humidity
1870 am "a, 1880 am, "a, 1880 pm, SO,
1880 pm, 46.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 7:30 pm,
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month,
1893 inches.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington -------- 2:4Oa 1O:06a
SHOP 10.19p
Masonboro Inlet ---------, 12:28a 6:52a
Loop 7:03p
Sunrise, 5:25 am. Sunset, 1854 pm;
Moonrise, 11:07 am. Moonset. 1888 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
TRAVELLERS MEETING

TRAVELLERS MEETING
There will be a meeting Of
Cape Fear Council, United
Commercial Travellers, Satur-
day evening, April 10th at 8
pm. in the office of Secretary
Holmes, End floor of the Trust
building. Members are urged
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
SEEK WOMAN

Police are interested in learn
ing the whereabouts of Mrs.
Anna Barrett, reported to be a
Wilmington resident. Mrs. Bar
rett's brother died recently in
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
REPAIRS MADE

REPAIRS MADE
The repairs on So. 5th Street
from Market to Castle which
were started Wednesday noon.
nave been completed, City En-
glneer j. A. Loughlin ANNOUNCE
ed yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
HOSPITAL TO CLOSE

HOSPITAL TO CLOSE
Due to the recent death of
DR.. Ernest S. Bullock, the Bull
luck Hospital will close on APP
ril 30. Certain repairs will be
made SO that the building can
be made ready for new occu-
pancy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
ARRESTED

John Taylor, a resident of
Maffitt Village, was arrested
by Village police late Friday
night and charged with being
drunk, damage to real proper
ty and assaulting an officer.
He is being held in Jail in
default of $500 bond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
FUNERAL SERVICES

TUNETVf1L ENFICES
Thomas M. Maides, Negro,
husband of Mamie Smith
Maides, died Thursday morn
ing after an illness of four
months. Funeral services will
be held at his home, 72O N.
10th st. on Sunday at $3.50 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
City Briefs
SUNDAY SERVICES

Sunday morning services will
be held at the shipyard at IL
a. m. by Rev. Sam Vande-
Nicer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
MARRIAGE LICENSE

MARRIAGE LICENSE
A marriage license was issu-
ed Friday to G. C. German, Jr.
rs, and Marie Alma Hanson
70. OF Wilmington by Recorder
of Deeds Rhodes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
FIRING PRACTICE

FIRING PRACTICE
Firing practice was not held
at kukes Beach yesterday due
to bad weather, but will be
held today from Is p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
LIBRARY HOURS

LIRNAHY HUI MS
Miss Emma Woodward of the
Public Library announced that
beginning May LIST and through
October LIST, the library hours
will be from 9 am. to ! pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29

The first comedy was performed
in Athens about $50 BIC. on a NOV
able scaffold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

COhORED KennSorth. room. board
two singSe girls. excellent trans
pnTtAtlnn Madison DIGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

Downtown - 9Th Floor. renobsoot Blds.
Cor Fort Il Griswoii Cherry $40
G,h Floor. Majestic BLDG. Cadillac 0s95
3rd H.. Lafayette bldg. az Michigan.
corner SHELBY 60 CAdillac 53sl
Grand Rhsr-s0s0 foy Road
2nd Floor. Room 2V2 Tyler $4,000
H-fs Grand River 4ogar'h 1900
1894 Gteenfeld ~ Grand River
4 opposite, Wards Vermont $500
niohisns Park -ltlii Woodward Ind VI.
Terminal Arcade Townsend s-2i5i
FerndAle-- 22750 Woodward Ave. End ".
cor 9-Aiile d Woodward Lincoln 2-se0O
East -- iilis Gfstiot Ave. above IMiis
Road. opposite Nardk Ellington 800
i1105 jefferson Ave East LEncx 04S5
g992 Crstiot. above Harper Plan ilSl
Dsarborn--l370s Michigan. block West Of
Schaefer Road 1Resou $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

GRIXDALE-John r. SOC $4,000
81 500 On 5 rms bath. , bed
rms. nr. schools. bus sn5 stores
INN. poss. John J Kennedy, 1881
Canernn- TO e-Sfs5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

BRICK Cottage - Beautifully fur-
nished: accommodates four or hye
women Meirose 1905.
BURNS. 4j0O- Forest - Comfortable.
large furnished room excellent
transportation. olive 1888
CLEMENTS. 1891 Beaut ully fur.
nished room small private family
close transportation. Townsend 1888
EPWORTH BLVD Large room With
-.la.ii-l- . ----ff t---t-- rvrrv-t1trE rrIr-
nished home privileges u desired
Telephone Tyler 5-314e.
FURNISHED room for couples, good
transportation. 1859 81 Jean
near CharlevoiX
HOLCOMB- WARREN ~ c on Portable
room for two girls c0uvenien,
transportation Plaza 3i76
MEYERS FENRFLL Section - 5000
Monte Vista. lovely room, shower.
one - two gentlemen
NEBRASKA. 2Tc9. boulevard Liver
u0ls section attractive room eX-
celient transportation. Tyler 4-ii0e.
ROOM for gentleman 3i4 Yves,
Grand Blvd. Lafayette i3ii.
SAWYER. 5000 Laree room suit
able two reasonable. near trans
7ortaiidn CFdar 1908
WARD. IsoIg- Grand River Movers
gentleman, no other ro0mers.
DAWSON 1884.
WEEKLY rates s. single 81 double.
Continental Hotel. $50 Sproat. be-
tween Park and Cass Chn0rd 1873.
COLORED Respectable sober work.
fnE gentleman % share dorrul'1ry
also private room for two. twin beds
No cooking. Trinity 2-5O39 after Al
a. N. g. II ,. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
BOARD AND ROOM

BfRwOOD. FenkeH- Wyoming.
American home gentleman clean.
comfortable home good meals,
lunches, day SHIFT.
BOARD and room. Home cooking.
All you can eat. Sli week. "
Parsons.
CHICAGO, WEST Greenfield = Girl,
share r1Sp with girl eighteen; day
employed only. Address Box B-3T3,
Detroit Times. 81.
COMFORTABLE room with board
for mother With child under four.
working afternoon shifD, IN eX-
change for services Fyier 7-gOO2
GIRLS Fleld. 4O4g. near boulevard
home cooking three meals lunches
packed excellent transportation %
Fackard's Hudson = Budd's Brggs
day ~ night workers, 10 afternoon
shit olive ss45
LYcASTE. PISA - Desirable room,
two gentlemen. Near many plants
Murray i5Nf
QUIET rest home elderly ladies.
warm room, good meals Aeirose
WANTED Grl ,rphau. - Catholic,
fourteen 20 sixteen 10 exchange for
room, board, schooling. allowance
private h0ms EJod giri willing
worker honest, ioels East Jefferson.
COLORED- Respectable neat work.
Ing gentlemen. share dcrmit0ry
excellent transportation. TWinbr0ok
t-i1iH --..--------
COLORED Kennworth. room. board
two sinNe girls. Excellent trans
rnrfaffon tfadfsrn UTgE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
ply A RrsfNrss

Buy A BUSINESS
RoomIng house u rms W s;
into 5 apis with water, nicely fur
nshed Rent $50. inc. Sls6. Why pay
rent? $500 down
Is rms. ar Harper Hospital Into
10 apts with water. Brick steam
Rent $50 inc. S242sa and your own
Nept. $3.50 On. 20 right party
Nj rms Harper-Van DYKE section.
into spth With water, newly dec
reIiE. 4 baths 2.yr lease. Rent
S. the S252 $3.50 down.
NJ rms mr.. Masonic Into 10 apis
I'm water : baths well furnished
yienty u linens and blankets Rent
'Slz5, inc, S525 good money
maker 81 600 down
~ rms Second Blvd. All sleeping.
Cerpetec throughout Lease nc
Si35. Reasonable rent Low operating
cost See mis- today 50 500 down
Class "I' Vest Side No dancing.
Apt. and rooming house section
same ownhf 10 yrs, 81 case quota
Represents 50 500 mo business
Made enough money. $1,000 full
class -c'-Nr Highland PARK.
No dancing 50 500 mo. Business
i7-case quota Real spot for 1--we
pire s. 200 On % right party.
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
IMPERIAL SALES ca. 3s3s
i3P Woodward RIM 593 sun i2-i
BUY OR SELL your business through
KELLEY 400 Woodw'c TE. 2-3700.
HAND TOOL INVENTIONS WTED
one ~ America Leading Hand Tool
manufactures il looking for good
postwar products ~ It's held Tools
applicable 20 sut0mot%e, aircraft.
general maintenance or production
requirements VIII buy patents or de-
signs outright or As finished tools
o I'VE details and state whether draw
trEs and samples are available BOX
~ B.33j Detroit Times 81
JOS CAMPAU. Mr.. JEFFERSON
q rooms 3 bedrooms and bath steam
neat This ~ uufurnished and imme
diate possession given. Reasonable
terms
f7sfBgECHT KELLY co PA 7o4O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

ELDERLY couple. share home free
for care child after school. LEnox
2s2i
EMPLOYED MOTHER with two
boys. ~ and IS years Old. would
Ike couple % share slX-room home !.
Tree rent for lady keeping house.
sos East Maxlow. Hazel PARK.
Phone ROYAL Oak 0O54-J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

BALDWIN -- 7 completely furnished
apis s'oker heat income $3.50
only $1,000 81 500 down, SIS month.
Bartlett IL. $3.50
BUMPING and painting. f2-car
garage. well established rent $50.
can realize 81 600 a month upward.
81 500 cash. Weekdays only. 221s
East Kirby. Plaza 25ql
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
MONEY 10 LOAN

OMIRA. 1880 Nesr state Fair. fine
five-ro0m bungalow. new insul-
brick and roof. enclosed porch. storm
sash and screens. sthksr. automatic
water heater csrpeted floors in living
room AMI dining room. double ga
rage s. 300. including extra lot
posscssiug On % DAYS. Shown byQ ap-
pO.niment only John Strom Realtor.
SGT p state Fair Townsend s-Ai65,
OMIRA. 20i52-New 3rbedro0m bun
E10w tile bath add sink in
suiated side walls and ceiling others
under Construction All for defense
workers SS25 down. including mort .
gage expenses. SIS monthly including
taxes Open sunday ~ 70 or by
appointment John Strom Realtor.
SCI r. state Fair. TO s-4l63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

ATTRACTIVELY furnished room
laundry privileges best transport
tati0n, WORKING girl Tyler s-1e2f
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. 23d2
dodge Packsrdsl. double. 30. also
heepine men only.
HOME for employed factory girls 10
share cooking and laundry puvi-
legesI lnnerspring mattresses excel
lent transportation. DReSsl 9i95
TWO-room basement apartment. one
person, must be clean. Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

APARTMENT free Tor couple q wife
WiIl work ~ tenant being paid
hy ' 1olr ard husband Rill wash
Nlnc ws iq a. free tine being pa q
~ -teIA-tS- see MF. Hat, manager,
80 Seward.
COMPLETELY furr shed lovely 3
room apartment 10 purchaser q
furnishings very reasonable rent.
CAL Temple l-2ss2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

ALMOST nov. modern s-room cot
tage large foored attic. loft.
frontage Harper.s Nile Sec DsR
transportation immediate possession .
Boyer Real Estate, 2O9ii Harper.
IT,. 7-se20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Furnished House, for Rent

FIVE well furnished rooms share
with owner. references TW
l-S5ii. Sargent \ Co.. $40 +. state
Iatr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Furni,hed Rooms bon Reni

COiORED Respectable gentleman %
share large room twin beds also
private nom for single gentleman T,
must work days Trinity 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
BERT BAKER
NOrthlawn 5000
CASH! CASH!

You Don't Have 10 Shop or Take
Checks. Our Buyer viii Call ct
Your Door With Cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
COMMONWEALTH zen SS.

10 OFFICES
downtown, 1875 National Bank BLDG
Wood~ard 4 Cadillac So. Cherry 1850
downtown. s0I Capitol Park Btos..
state at Gris~oid ST. Cherry 77to
DOWNTOWN. i404 GrstIot
al Russell ca. 1908
, WEST SIDE. sos Michigan Ave-. AZ
Junction. 2nd Floor Lafayette 8400
EAST SIDE. 1880 G. Jefferson. at Con-
ner lopp. Hudson Motors) LEnox o35o
EAST SIDE. $500 Van Dyke. a.
Harper. 2nd Floor PLAZA 1850
NORTHWEST. soi4 Cd. River nj Joy I'd.
RIM. 204 lover kruoe'D Tyler s.s74i
NORTHWEST. 4l20 Fsnkeii. AZ llvernois.
203 Campus Blda. University 3-2325
HIGHLAND PARK. ii04s Woodward, at
Manchester t0pp. Ford'D TO. $500
HIGHLAND PIX, 800 Murphy Blua.. 1900
woodward AZ &. Grand Ave. TO. 8-0629
CITY FINANCE CO.
312-i7 Majestic Bldg. ca. 5025
1904 JOY Road TY. t-433l
l02f2 Jos CampAu TR. 2-1334
5606 Chene street TR. 1898
560S Michigan Avenus LA. 1850
ACME LOAN CORA 1877
1920 DAVID STOTT BLDG.
LOANS $500 DOWN TO SIS.
MONEY FOR INCOME TAXES
1874 GRATIoT, AT MILE ROAD
MONEY TO LOAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
MONEY TO LOkN
IL You Need
SIS SIS. SIPS $500
Or More. TO Pay Your
INCOME TAX
PROVIDENT
Quick. Friendly. Helpful
s

Convenient Monthly Payments
Prevalent lends on furniture, autos. stocks.
bonds. ard or anseeufsd rotss. No IN.
quries are made " friends or relatives.
LOANS MADE PROMPTLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
RENTALS WANTED

RENTALS WANTED
STEAM hestes gas station or small
garage centrally located CH 1894
WAATED-Cn mrntshsd Groom sim
g.e house CT Cat desirable neigh
n1th0oo over draft age can furnish
references see Mr.. G. r steele.
National Biscuit CO Madison bOJO
GAYS Madison 1870 evenings
WANTED 3-bcdto0m home m 2
bedrooms and nicely fnisnsd attic
i1 Won siuehen school district. PR
F59s
E25 REWARD Refined family. one
child permanent desires 8 room
house excellent references DAFT
exempt Dawson o7sl
COLORED MINISTER desires room
ard board with quiet family and
telephone privileges. Can AFTER T..
Trinity 2-4is2
COLDRED Wanted two or ihree
unfurr he'd rooms CT apartment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT
furnished Rooms for Rent

GRANDY. 3a5i-Five rooms fur.
nished- hath VIII selt furniture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
HOUSES FOR RENT

CASH. hfNS
Experienced preferred but not reces-
sary; vii train. Fuil-time. perma-
uent NJ night work.
PEOPLE s OCTFfTTING CO
---,--- $50 MICHIGAN
DEARBoRN-Ne 2-bedroom hunga
low. tile KITCHEN and bath fun
basement. modern IN all details
handy transportation $50. Dart
mouth Builders Inc. Dearborn 1865
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

RENTAL HOMES
Moross and Kelly Road
Fire new brick homes. tiled-in bath
near bus schools and churches
splendid location
Mr. BOWERS OR Mr. COLE
AZ GRACE Kelly Road az Moross
t7-M.le Road
MILLER HOMES, INC.
1885 LlVERNOIS. AT DAWSON
SUSSEX. 1926 BRICK 5 rooms gas
air conditioning heat TIED bath
natural fireplace SIS. available
March = Mr Efraim. 62i7 W Fort
WAYNE. MICHlGAN-New 2-tecr
fun base. homes ready 20 move in
$50 mo Can DECKER. We 1866
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HOTELS

BARLUM HOTEL
DAILY =. 80 up, weekly from SIS
"DctT.lts Most Convenient H9tel'
CADILLAC SQUARE RA 5000
MELROsE HOTEL g East Garfield
Ever} room has shower Transl-
crts. 81 30 double
TUXEDO HOTEL. 1884 Fefney
Dearborn sleeping 10 us walk
irg distance g. Flfds weekdays. Is
iransf 81 NlneMcnf g.At3n
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Ready 10 Move In
HOUSES FOR sALE-EAsr

Kelly road. -ieioi-New four.room
frames, two bedrooms, basement
FHA $3.50 down PR 5300
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FAIRVlEW -Warren-6 rm. colonial.
Extra nice Possession nov. Priced
right Owner must sell See now
Call Bennett Plngree $500 HAN
MANS
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TURNER 4 WILSON
1884 East : Mile pr fRl

7 IT IT " = % u "FsN-
Two bedroom home, space for
more. tile features. corner lot. .
preWar value
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BfRwOOD. Fenkeu- Wyoming.
American home gentleman. clean.
comfortable home good meals
lunches. day SHIFT.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Service
seldom 4 Johnson, Inc. 4 Offices
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DRAFTED OWNER MUST SELL
I large rooms. bed looms. fun bath
Lear garage LIST house Of Van DYKE
near s-Mlle Road. 5000 Will bus
equity. balance Of 81 200 a. $50
month. FRANK s KRONECK.
Rearor 23ffo Van Dyke. Phone
Center Line 1890
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JOS CAMPAC. Mr.. JEFFERSON
9 rooms 3 bedrooms and bath steam
neat This ~ unfinished and imme-
date possession given. Reasonable
terms