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Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
Red Cross Drive
Reaches Goal,
Leaders Report

With Calexico leading the way,
every Red Cross chapter in Impe-
rial Valley had gone over its quota
by Eric cay, closing day of the drive,
with many returns still to be re-
ported
Ell Centre chapter, which includes
the Holtville and Imperial branch
eS, has more than reached its quota
of $4,000. To date Holtyille branch
has raised $500, against a quota
of S3000 with all returns not in yet.
Imperial is some $400 short of it's
quota of $500. but with Ell Centre
reporting over $3.50 to date, the
chapter as a whole is we'll over the
top.
Complete returns on the amount
raised in the El Centre area were
not available Saturday in the alb
sence of the crive chairman, w. A.
Tondro, but Red Cross officials
stated that the quota had been
achieved.
Calexico leo the way reaching
its quota of $4100 in the first two
weeks of the campaign, and since
that time has raised little over
$4,000 according to Earl E. Cava-
nah. CHAIRMAN.
John Fox, chairman for the
BraWley war fund drive on We'd
nesday announced that BraWley had
gone over the top, and on Saturday
stated that to date. Brawley had
collected $15,775 against quota of
$4,000, of that sum, as last report
&c, the Calipatria- INLAND area hav-
ing contributed $265O and Westmor-
land, SITS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
Valleys Retain
Fire Protection

SACRAMENTO, April /. CUP) -
Inc state natural resources depart
menf and representatives of the
California association Cf county
supervisors Saturday reached a
tentative agreement for continuance
CT state fire protection in zone 3"
agricultural lands in valleys of the
state.
Warren +. Hannun. natural re-
sources director, said that agree
ments slightly modified frCm those
previously in force probably would
be drawn to be effective until July
l, 1945.
Meantime. a survey will be made
to determine the specific respcnsi-
bility OF the state and counties for
the protection. 1t was agreed that
the final agreements resulting from
the survey would have to conform
with rulings of the state attorney
generals office on accounting of
state money.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
SportsI1len Map
Assistance
In Duck Menace

Imperial Valley farmers were
promised the assistance of southern
California sportsmen's clubs this
week in combating serious duck de-
predations.
The cooperation was assured
Thursday at Los Angeles meeting
of the Southern Council of Conser-
vation clubs representing 135 sports
mems groups when Rudolph Miller,
Ell Centre, secretary of the Agri-
cultural Conservation Program, and
Charley Nice, secretary of ASsoci-
ated Chambers of Commerce, told
them that duck damage during the
past growing season amount up to
$750,0O0.
These estimates were revealed at
the councils monthly meeting in
an appeal by these two county rep
resentatives who sought their as
sistance in presenting their case
and problem before federal officials
as we'll as at the Federal Wildlife
conference in Chicago, April "a, 25
and 26.
CITES BIG LOSSES ..
The men told the council thai
one valley firm wrote off a loss of
300 acres of lettuce valued at $50 900,
while number of smaller indi-
vidual ranchers lost as much as
10 Oacres of lettuce, rice, alfalfa or
barley to the feeding ducks.
In the face of increasing demands
for greater crop production as well
as the increasing costs of produc-
ton, valley farmers are unable to
withstand these huge losses, the rep
resentatives informed the council.
The Southland associations were
asked to help draft resolutions to
help solve the problem as we'll as
for presentation to the federal meet
ing in Chicago, The council pro-
posed that the representatives go
lContinuedon page 6, col. o
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02

Front dispatches said the batter
ed German divisions had abandoned
their stubborn defense On the arc
around Odessa and were in head.
long flight to escape the closing
trap.
LIKE SPRING FLOOD
The Soviet second army of the
Ukraine was reported sweeping
down toward the Black Sea between
the Prut and Dniester rivers like
a spring flood"
At the same time the second and
the first army to the northwest
were massing in the Prut valley
for an immediate onslaught against
Rumania as soon as the primary
strategic task-the destruction of
the German sixth and eighth arm
les on the Black Sea--has been ac-
complished.
On the eastern rim of the Ger
man salient, Gen. Rodion Y. Man
novsky's third army had only THE
flat steppes of Odessa provinceA
ahead of him in the push against
Russias biggest Black Sea port.
The British radio reported that
the Germans are evacuating troops
and war material from the Crimea
by sea, and that perhaps 100000
German and Rumanian troops had
been stationed there since the Red
army plugged the Perekop isthmus
linking the Crimea with the main-
land late last year.
CLOSE UP ON NAZIS
Converging Soviet armies, ad-
vancing up to 20 miles in "a hours
in pursuit of the withdrawing ene-
my, closed to within 35 miles east
and northeast and AZ miles north
of Odessa, RuSSia'S biggest Black
Sea port.
The German retreat in some sec
tors became a panic stricken rout
and it seemed possible the entire
Ukraine, including Odessa, would
be cleared of the enemy within a
matter of days.
The long-anticipated axis with
drawal from the southern Ukraine
began without warning as the Sow
lets shifted the main weight of
their offensive south and west to-
ward Odessa and the few remain
ing railway lines over which the
enemy could escape to Rumania.
Marshal Ivan S. Konev's End Uk-
Continued on page 6, col. d
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
Group Studies.
Veterans Aid

SACRAMENTO, April :. CUP)-
A joint legislative interim COM
mittee on Taxation Saturday pre-
dicted that California residents will
be asked to carry an "unbearable"
postwar tax burden unless the fed
eral government assumes the en-
tire cost of re-educating returnir =
Servicemen.
The committees findings were
included in a report prepared by
aSsemblyman Lee T. Bashore, (R.)
Glendora. which also recommended
that state board CT education ap-
proval be required of any contract
between the federal veterans ad-
ministration and local school dis
tricts for educating veterans.
Curtailment of adult education
programs was advocated inthe re-
port, including repeal of a system
of bonus" apportionment to school
districts providing adult classes, and
the abandonment of classes of less
than Is persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
ALet Us Be Silly

WASHINGTON, April l..
UP)-A new soldier voting
act, greatly abridged from
the original measure introduced by
Senator's Theodore Francis Green,
CD, r. l., and Scott w. Lucas. Cd,
Ill, tagged by President Roosevelt
las inadequate and hailed by
bouthern Democrats and Republic
E:ans as a victory for states rights,
became the law of the land at
l2:Ol am. Saturday morning.
It's enactment, automatic under
he constitution when the president
Nailed either to sign or veto the
ngress-approved measure within
0 days after its passage, followed
me of the sharpest and blttereSt
.Solitical battles in current history
Even before 1t became law, Green
declared that 1.-The fight is not
,ver," and announced he and Lucas
would introduce amendments suS-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
County Joins
In Postwar Set-uP:
Unified Plans okehed

Imperial County shortly
will have an active, virile
postwar planning set-up un-
der supervision of a repre-
sentative committee of twen-
ty-five to thirty drawn from all
activities in the county. Once sell
ected this committee will have full
say and power in launching and
carrying into effect a reconstruc-
ton program.
These conclusions were reached
and such action taken Friday night
by the Associated Chambers of
Commerce, reacting to a county,
wide call from representative citi-
zenS issued earlier in the week after
a meeting which decided to get 60
ing on postwar plans in the county.
The Associated chambers acted
spiritedly and unanimously in re-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02

Servicemen may not use the fed
eral ballot unless they request state
absentee ballots by Sept. and fail
to receive them by Oct. /.
Federal ballots must be accepted
by the several states for counting
before their use is valid for service
men from those states.
There are two significant aspects
of the new law that have not been
widely recognized.
1t continues provisions of the 1912
soldier vote law waving all poll
tax and registration provisions of
state laws in voting for federal Of
ficials.
1t effectively disenfranchiSes SER
vicemen of Kentucky and New
Mexico. Their state constitutions
provide that voting shall be in per-
son. and soldier voting laws passed
by their legislatures have been de-
clared unconstitutional by both
state supreme courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
Senator Named
To Court Post

WASHINGTON, April l.. CUP)-
Sen. Homer T. Bone, CD, Wash,
was nominated by President Roose-
velt Saturday to be a justice of the
ninth U. S. Circuit Court of APP
peals.
Bone was nominated for the vac
ancy created by the late Judge
Bert E. Haney. The circuit includes
California, Oregon, Nevada, Mon
tana, Washington, I6aho. Arizona,
and the territories of Alaska and
Hawaii and China.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02

phant railroad station yesterday tc
entrain with other inductees fof
Wilkes Barre. -Four of Vandervort's
five children, ranging from one 10
six, promptly sat on the rails la
front OF the train.
Mrs. Vanderyort and two police
men finally impressed the quartet
with the Importance OF their dad
dy's departure. They waved tear
ful goodbye and shutflsd on home
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
Ventura Officer
Dies in Crash

LOS ANGELES, April /. CUP)-
Second Lieutenant Alfred Parker
Jr., %. Ventura. was killed when
his fighter plane crashed and ex-
ploded eight miles from Fillmore,
army authorities disclosed Satur-
day.
Parker, who graduated from Pas
adena Junior college, was on a COM
bat training flight from his base
at Van Nuys army air field Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
Children Block
Inductee Troin

OLYPHANT, Pa. April /. CUP)-
The Vandervort childrens daddy is
off to the seven seas. but the VAN
dervort children cont like it.
They are somewhat reconciled to
the absence of Fred Vandervort,
80, a mine worker, Saturday, but 1t
took policemen and much cajoling
from their mother to make them
relinquish their father TO the navy.
Vandervort appealed at the Cly-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02

was revealed that he headed the
American-supplied commando force
now operating in the area between
Observation-Disclosures. on the Japa-
nese main railroad route in north
central Burma. He previously had
led 1,000-mile, three month raid
on japanese lines in 5urma last
year
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02

such a board would not only be
fired but would be stood up against
a wall and shot at sunrise"
McCarran said that Basic Mag
nesium was built at a cost of $l33,-
100000. The plant now is producing
l60 to l65 tons of magnesium a
day.
WASHINGTON, April 1. (UP)-
P. D. Wilson, chief of the War
Production Boards aluminium mag
nesium branch, categorically denied
charges made by Sen. Pat McCar-
ran tD-NevD, and said it was as
amazing blast as / ever heard" 8"
Wilson said that to his knC wledge
nobody n his division has ever
been connected with 1.-The chief COM
petition" of the basic magnesium
plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
SEVEN AIRMEN KILLED

ELLINGTON, Field, Tex, April |.
(UP)-Seven men were killed Satur-
day when twin-engined training
plane crashed. The dead included:
1t. Hugh A. Bardeen. Jr., pilot, Los
Angeles; and Cadet Donald F.. Har-
vey, San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
100, 900 GERMANS FLEE ODESSA SECTOR
$4,000 Russian
Civilians
Killed by kazis

The Germans killed $4,000
Russian civilians in the Black
Sea port of Nikolaev before 1t
was recaptured by the Red ar
my, the Soviet Tass news agen-
cy said Saturday in Moscow
broadcast recorded by United
States government monitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
Retreat Turns
Into Rout as
Russ Press Foe
Entire Ukraine Under Pressure
Por+ends Last of Germans;
Reds Control Dnies+er and Pru+

MOSCOW, April L. (UP)-Russian troops raced south
ward through Bessaraba Saturday at pace promising
entrapment within two three days of 100000
troops falling back within 35 miles of Odessa the fast
shrinking Nazi salient along the Black Sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
D AMBl|Ne
(<EpoR1ER
RAMBLING REPORTER
Another Slip

RAMBLING REPORIER
Another Slip
We see no reason why the ElkS
club in Ell Centre should have Is
sued cards which said.
All Fools Party-Elks and their
ladies only"
"a Bid Mems
st at closing time at the Ell
. free capteen for servicemen,
y lsky marines came drocping
= ,S're nearly dead" they moan
III I'VE just came back from a
scavengcr hunt at the Baptist
Young Peoples party"
A Dirty Libel
At the baseball game at the sta
tlium Friday, Danny Nuffer was
helping make list of the play
ers.
And that's Ned Palrang," Danny
said, she plays second.
How do you spell it?" he was
Il asked.
IT dunno" puzzled Danny,
.scratcEing his head. Hes a Che,
Cze--, Cha. He's Check
\ Hey" snapped Ned. My grand
/ mother was Irish. Meme of that
fforeign stuff"
NLet Us Be Silly
Never in the history of Ell Centre
was there ever a club program that
twas as riotous as the KiWanis club
program Friday. Yeh, April Fool!
|f Somebody passed the rolls in
L nicely covered dishes. One dish was
\. Continued on page 6, col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
WINS DIVORCE

HOLLYWOOD, April /. UP)-
Millionaire Carlyle Thorpe Satur-
Cay held a divorce from showgirl
Paula Stairway, the blond beauty
he said entertained young man
clad only in her little white garter
belt.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02
WEATHER

Maximum Friday 80, minimum Saturday 46; s. am.
Saturday so, humidity "a; Saturday 80, hu-
midity 81; pm. Friday IS, humidity ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02

L. A. HAY-U. S. No. 1 S31-335O; u. S. No. 2 leafy
]. v. $3O.5O- $780, No. 2 $1,000 100; Sept flax
$2.96M.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-02

IA Bid Mems II
st at closing time at the Ell
p free caNteen for servicemen.
Nsky marines came drocping
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HOUSES FOR SALE-EAST

BRICK Newport between outer Drive
and warren = rooms ! bedroom and
haih down bedrooms and laya'ory
an tU dining room toilet IN base
wrnf steam neat. s'oker Gear garage
AL n hgst C.ass condition and priced
y Sell.
TURNER & WILSON
t1.ai va, v-TT. pR ISae
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COLORED-S295 cash gteS decd 20 3
lots good Investment near Telegraph
and Sihley roads Address Box B-3is0.
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coNvALEscENr HOMES

STORE for rent al s529 West Vernon
Highway Good for any business
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COLORED
REAL ESTATE

S-roon, cottage with 3-room house on
rear for 50 $50 stove heat on Null
let Jos. Campau, CAL <, Ray
a
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BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT

COLORED-ROom and board tof single
man or two brothers TO a-2l 20.
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city wafer. electricity. bus transr .
stores. school. churches Priced 10 sell.
Parcels $3.50 and up Come out TODAY
10 IA Mile and Rochester Rds. Bring
deposit Hnuseman-S pitzley Corp
ROYAL Oak 1910
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VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

BUY state owned properties. see your
real estate broker.
THREE acres for sale near Mile and
Lab Road. 1927 kenthtid. CA
T59G-W
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RESORTS FOR SALE
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

AIRHAVEN--Summer home on WERNER
Lane with so.ft canal frontage. 81 500.
Murray-Broker. TU 2-l76a.
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LITTLE EARNS FOR SALE
Large Building Plots

CHICAGO BLVD -2oox22o II cor
only 81 500 terms 10 suit Newman.
Joy and Inkstrr Rds PIE 0733
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CENTER LINE

New 3 hedlms tile bath with tub
ulec-in kitchen sink real home built
90 last FHA terms Hogseman-Spit2iey
CORP Center Line 1870.
CONCORD. 2OOl6 Nov complete
FHA terms. open SO daily. 10 holi-
DAYS sun sppt DE 6233-624s o.
CLAYTON, 25siA Ecorse. at Jim DAILY,
DEARBORN E. Mead-5-rm Esr. home.
- 500 5000 DIN Also others Car
Ans OR 3la6 OR sS36
EAST DETROIT
prcWar home ? bedrooms. tile features.
near schools and trans large recreation
space s. $50. s 900 down A. Hol-
ster i4bO3 r 5 Nile. PR 2240
EAST DETROIT modern bedrooms
sunrOom rec. room. gar. lot SONl 20
aHfE-saed g a0a 2 500 down.
EnNcf onaif Narner IL 2-kQ2O
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Phoenis' Ariz.: 10000 acres. 1000
acres decided land. balance state and
federal leased 400 choice cattle Priced
for /quicS sale. Sl35 900 cash. Gil
BERT TY 6-3S10
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Al Colored cash BUYERS wai'inFl
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
ASA McGrav. at Warren TY S-53ee
Colored. apts. flats. singles. cash or land
contract, W. ID. Morrison. TO s-4o20.
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PERSONALS
IfALL-DODDS


PR 500 TO So
GAIL KLENz recommended ny users
Calstones Liver Call Bladder
Gas Stomach TO 7-iT4o
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Safe. fast.
inexpensive Lifetime guarantee Doc
tors references. Electfolysis Clinic
TO s-3lla
HAIR removed permanently Multiple
Electrolysis Ann Stevenson. 2Z4i
BOOK Tower RIA 4s42
WILL no; he responsible Tor any
debts contracted BY my wife. Martha
simon tSicnedl Ronald b. simon
1900 vermont
I WILL not be responsible for any deh's
contracted by ny wife on and after this
date October 3. i94i Cecil Lonr'on
MEN. WOMEN OLD AT 40. so so,
want Ia feel years younger Og'reX
Tonic Tablets pep Up bodies lacking
iron, also contain utsmin 81 calcium
2Sc trial size now ONLY 2ac AL
druggists In Detroit CUNNINGHAM
Sans Cut Rate and Kinsels
Ny wife leaving my bed ard board
vii not stand responsible Tor debts con-
fac'ed by her Arthur { Scnmiv
PILES AND CHRONiL DISEASES
Successful treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte. Rectal Clinic
S7l5 Second sr Palmer TR l7242
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HOUSES FOR sALE-WEsr


APPLETON. l2963. Mr. SCHOOLCRAFT
HERE IS what YOU have been looking
fora new brick home $500 DOWN
payment. Don't wait, see this one.
OPEN
q y HART co ITO s6Si-CA 100
AUBURN-JOY ROAD-Three bedrooms
on one floor. junior dining room. tile
bath, divided basement for recreation
room. public and parochial schools.
$3.50 $500 down CT 1A4o
SHELnES'S SOUTHFIELD GARDENS
BRACE. NEAR JOY ROAD
BuNGALOW-NACA 3 bedrooms on
FIRST floor Junior dining room fun tile
bath divided basmt for recr nm, large
covered porch paved ST screens. strm.
windows Sc 500 terms CT l4fo
DALE. 1857. NEAR SCHOOLCRAFT
CANT RE BEAT New brick tic bath.
pattitioned basement. near schools and
Citv parks bus service paved stEeet.
sodded yard $500 DOWN OPEN
O. 3 HART co GA 7l0o-Ho se5l
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Commonwealth, at Selden
ZINE apis SIS rms. each Separate
heating plants Present income $40
per month Great investment 90 900
fash required bal terms NJ D. Riker
ca O32i. or TIE 1861
HOMER WARREN e. co.
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RENTALS WANTED

tDlORFp a rlce three nom apt A.
once furnished or unfur1Ene6 down
'reA section -sl' a card 20 Henry
Crooks sis Pclk So SNer Rouge ls.
Nlrh
COLOFED e0uoc and hahy ! months
wishes apt. VITA A'cAene'te. leicSnces
CO 622f
COIORFD couple desires house or nat.
gniumished S2s reward IN 3-2ao5
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1921 west outer Dfive.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
A BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCEl
Any East side or Italian Section
F. G. CHERRY. 2a57 Gratiot. Fl $3.50
A QUICK sale. price right (esst side
Apis fats. singles SAROS LIE o2l7.
ALL CASH OFFER IN "a HOURS
We buy colored singles. flats, apis
No commission. Guarantee. CA COOS.
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Whether buying or selling, you can
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CASH-For colorcd properties. quick
deals: save commission and tirne.
smedley. iis = Warren. TT 1892
CASH BUYERS
CRIGER REALTOR-R o. 1853
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
ProuiX. 1870 W Vernon. LA 67sl
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so CONTINUOUS YEARS
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uy a77oo-PL 4soo-yE $500
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$500 MOVES YOU IN
COLORED-1Oco On.


PSI Livingstone. Prickote ......S4 aSo
] 3f2 Alfred 5 rooms .......... $50
l4i4 Nuliett, 4 rooms..."..... 80
lf3S Mulicu 4 rooms......... 500
1902 St Alber'us RI rooms. 1850
owner 1885 Dime BIDS Ca COOS
COLORED-Aloxandr and 81 Auhin
10 rooms steam heat Palmer and
Piqucite : rooms Theodore and 50
huhln rooms small down "a mcn'
These homes IN good condition. CAL
Smutnik
COLoREp family 81 500 down
west side 5-fsmi.y q 800 down
heat East Vernon Highway. 5 rooms
Dcauliful condition. $500 down Broker.
NE 1850
COLORED or white Morrell near Fori.
Modern house. carpets Venetian blinds
storm windows Business building
rented $50. Quick possession. Owner,
COLoRED- LoveI. brics or frame. or
outer Drive. near Ford plant, new
c0lorcd ncirhborh0od low down nav
ricn' Broker mornings. TO 5-a37s
Afternoons tn HAS
COLORED-1Occ On.
Mullett. 1f1sSf We have u ho-es
for sale Rsrcalns - 500 10 s2.7S "a
COLORFD-vacant. ; rooms. good con
dillon furnace. 2-csr garage large lot
81 81 East Port ncar NCDouFal shown
hy appointment Wisdom NE 1850
COiORED-Vscsncv Many houses ~
models on east side frame and brick
for $500 down and up. s762 Chcne
Dixon o2So
COtOrED-CRAND AVE- n PAPE
Nice 8 rooms fuli basement gas heat
Al r0rcFinn IS $50 81 $50 down
, SIOPIS-TR i-o7ss TY 7-7llS
COLOpFn-Hnmes and ns's Pennsvl-
Vania Mack section and Harding-Mack
section Broker pL 064o
COLORED p Wits : rms brk sid
inr air cond vacant. terms Cannon
RIOS io'h sherman, ~ oiio
COICWED Inc DOWN
NcNtairN E\l676s lo.cat SIS 500
OWN ~ "A p(1fS P'ds ca \ooos
,COfOnFDN- V0lNv 8 rooms \\stesin
heat painted wallis garage $500.
FLOWFrF TN 3 2ios
COrOPFD Roosevelt Single horie' 2,
+. 81. d.
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Reui Esiote Outside Detroit
REAL ESTATE WANTED

> ACRES. citrus groves large house
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
FLATS ron SALE

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SIS. side drive. Gear garage, NEWLY
decorated In and out. $4,000. terms
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05
FLATS FOR RENT
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QUIET couple three rooms bath third
'o1I stove heat. S35. east side. DR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-05

COLoRED-E. Fort. 1928. $500 dn. Z
rms. basement. furnace garage. Eston.
IA fSsi Evenings. TO 6-2lS7
COLORED vacant -Widman and Mil
Waukec seven rooms bricote siding
5000 down TW 2-4i13
COLORFD-2ss Belmont. brick 8 rms.
GOOD cnnd 80 300 down. 10 s.sI12