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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Health Plan
Outlined Here

d. Representatives. OF local indus
tries learned OF the current pro-
gram for the control of tuberculo-
sis among industrial workers Fri
day evening at a dinner meeting
at the Hotel Huron sponsored by
the manufacturers committee Of
the Board OF Commerce.
Edwin Streicher, chairman OF the
committee. presided. introducing
DR.. A. Calomeni. OF the State De-
partment Of Health, who describ-
ed the work OF the state depart
ment and told of their mobile X
ray unit and its functions. Dr.
Calomeni stated that while tuber-
losis is under control here. there
remains great danger and need
for constant surveillance.
Dr. Otto K Engelke. head OF the
County Health Department, was
the second speaker, telling OF the
history Of the fight against tuber-
culosis, which he said spreads
Quickly and is extremely contag-
ious The X-ray unit was used IN
Ann Arbor recently. he stated. with
the result tLat one per cent OF the
industrial workers were found to
be afflicted by the disease. After
the pictures are taken, he stated, a
complete report of the findings is
given the employer The employe
himself. and often his family doc
tor. is notified. Michigan is one
OF the most progressive states IN
the control OF tuberculosis, Dr.
Engelke stated. adding that his
present aim is to have the mobile
X-ray unit visit all industries IN
thu county.
he unit is to visit Ypsilanti on
June s, and will take about one
week to complete it's work. At
thu request of DR. EHgelke,- 0iiH
c. Eckley was named to act as
chairman OF committee repre-
senting Management and labor TO
work with the county and state
health authorities on plans for the
units visit.
The third speaker was Lieut.. d.
S. Falk, Of the L. S. Public Health
Service. assigned TO this part of
the state to work on industrial
health. Lieut.. Falk, whose head
quarters are in DR.. Engelke's Office,
is to handle arrangements at the
time OF the visit OF the mobile unit.
He explained briefly the function
ing of the unit. the procedure in
making the pictures. stating that
the entire program is endorsed by
county and state medical societies.
Following the talks motion
picture sound film, depicting the
spread and control Of tuberculosis
in industry. was shown.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

TO the present time GAL adults
and young people have made use
rof the building. Through the Com
munity House the church has also
provided care for l63 infants.
Improvements will be made in
the church house from time 10
time as finances justify them Al
the present time a recreation room
is being built in the Community
House basement This will be
ready for use in about two weeks.
The church has taken a real In.
terest in the young people OF IN"
community through the Fun Night
program sponsored by the church
and the Wesley Foundation
Wholesome recreation has been
provided for youth Of the town
and OF the college. This recreation
program which is now In its sec
ond successful year is directed by
Alex komosinski.
The minister included in his rec
concentrations to the church the
/ following items:
!. The exterior OF the church and
the parsonage should be painted
The lawn at the corner OF Washing
ton and Washtenaw should be pro.
tected by the erection OF a barrier
2. The church school program
should be studied and evaluated
A definite attempt should be made
to increase the attendance OF the
church school with the ultimate
goal OF doubling the attendance.
3. Evangelism should be the ma
Ior task OF the church.
4. The church must discover new
means OF attracting people. Among
the means suggested by the minis.
ter are: publicity through the Daily
Press, broadcasting OF gospel
hymns from the church tower
more feryent evanselistlc preach
ing and every member of the
church a personal evangelist seek
ing 10 bring others 10 the Church
and Christ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Made
in Spy Trial

Washington. Apr 22-AP The
mass trial Of 2S men and two won.
en- charged with conspirlng to in.
cite characterization within the
armed forces is formally recess d
until Monday. but hanging over II
ia an appeal TO stop the proceed
ings.
Defense counsel has asked that
Inv trial be halted as Illegal. Jus
lice Edward G. Eicher. IT was re
ported. rs ready TO grant the re
quest.
Pending before the e. S Court OF
Appeals for the District OF Colum
bia is a petition on behalf Of Ed
ward James Smythe OF New York
identified as publisher OF "Our
Common Cause asking a writ OF
mandamus staying the trial before
District Justice Eicher until the
appellate body can investigate al
legged Illegal acts and order the low
er court TO proceed according IL
law"
The second action asks the Dis
trict Court TO disqualify the whole
panel Of prospective jurors. Filed
for Gerhard William kunze. lead.
er OF the German-American Bund
after 1899, WHO now is under sen
tence for espionage. It declares a
statement by Smythe before tho
vcniremen Thursday prevented a
fair trial.
Kunze's motion objected Ia
Smythe's shouting al Justice EicheI
during a charge TO the prospective
jurors you have already convict.
ed us in the eyes OF the jury. The
motion said this was made in a
highly inflammatory tone OF voice
and that Kunze did not condone
such remarks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Fear Expressed by Wife of
President Intrigues Luce

Columbus. o., Apr. % -AP-Con-
gresswoman Clare Boothe Luce told
a Republican women's convention
here she would like to know wheth-
er Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt's
espousal OF peace-time compulsory
military training for American
youth indicated White House fear
that national security would be
threatened in the postwar era.
Addressing the Ohio Federation
OF Republican Women's organiza-
tions at their annual banquet last
night, she said it was only after the
Allied conferences at Teheran and
Cairo that Mrs. Roosevelt began
outright advocacy of compulsory
military training for all American
boys and girls
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

Washington. Apr. 22-AP-Lead-
ers of the American Society Of
Newspaper Editors today backed
strong demands for worldwide
freedom OF press and communica-
lions, contending that only by the
unhampered flow OF truthful infor-
nation among nations can peace
be long guaranteed in the world
Concern over the future Of news
distribution internationally was
matched by admonitions that cease
less struggle must be waged at
home to preserve what freedom
the press now has
David Lawrence. editor OF the
United States News, today told his
colleagues in prepared spec h
that the frst amendment 10 TIT
Constitution, which forbids Con
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

gress 10 abridgo the right o. free
speech and free press. had ceased
to be adequate protection for the
freedom Of the press IN America
lie urged that consideration be CIV
en- 20 the adoption Of a new amend
meat more specific and specifcal-
ly designed TO counter modern en-
cro achments on press freedom
The editorial society itself was
scheduled 10 state its position in
set Of nine resolutions prepared by
special committee. headed by
Wilbur Forrest o. the New YORK.
Herald Tribune. for submission 20
the opening session OF this second
DAY o. the meeting
The proposals range from a
commentator for the BHenos
Ares newspapers. Ia Nacion and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Ford Strike


Windsor. Ont. Apr. pap -
Federal Cancellation officers have
begun preliminary conferences
seeking settlement OF dispute
which has halted work by more
than $4,000 employees OF the Ford
Motor Company Of Canada plant.
The strikers. most Of them mem
bers OF Local POO. United Automo-
bile Workers Of America OCIO) are
mf intainihg picket lines. The work
stoppage began Thursday morning
in what the union termed a half
holiday TO discuss complaints
about the grievance procedure I'M
der the bargaining agreement
The company called the walk
out general strike" and an.
nounced Il was ending its collec-
tive bargaining agreement with
thu TAWA The union voted not
to return until the agreement was
restored
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Students From Here
Tell Of Teen Canteen

Edwin Shadford and Scott Col
burn took a group Of high school
students TO the Michigan. Ohio,
West virginia Recreational Direc-
tors Conference in the Dearborn
Inn, at Dearborn. Friday. They ex-
planned the Teen Canteen Of lpsi-
lanti.
Those attending from here were
Robert Bower. 10 Pat Haig, James
Burrell, and Ann Winter Follow
ing a panel discussion each mem
Der OF the Ypsilanti group outlined
briefly the organization OF the
Ypsilani Canteen. At an open
discussion. II was generally agreed
that youth centers were what the
young people want and need
throughout the various cities and
states represented.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Editors Demand World Freedom of Press

La Prensa. TO- their resistance TO
"dictatoyial authority TO a poll
g statement on wOEld communi-
cations The latter. regarded by
some ASNE officials IL covering
q e key problem OF postwar world
press freedom. was understood TO
&c positive action by this and
other governments TO remove all
hinderances 70 direct communi-
ca on between nations.
Roy Roberts. managing editor Ct
the Kansas city Star and society
president. urged the editors to
take the lead in efforts 10 obtain
international agreements for a
free flow OF news. and his action
apparently foreshadowed the main
reso'utoB 10 put The society on
record 10 that effect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

GARY, Ind ms Damage Of
$4,000 was counted today in the
spectacular fire which destroyed a
warehouse and much scarce mater
ial and equipment in Gary last
night. The building, owned by
Sears, Roebuck & Co. held sucn
items as new automobile tires.
farm equipment and machinery.
new refrigerator units. roofing ma
terials. insulation materials and
animal feed Damage 10 the build
ing was set at $4,000 and TO its
contents al $50 900
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Y. S. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan Cloudy. rain
south portion tonight and Sunday.
Little temperature change.
Highest temperature yesterday.
3D. lowest last night. -.
Highest temperature one year
ago today. 50: lowest, Sc.
Highest temperature this date IN
last Il years, 81 in 1902: lowest 20
In 1875.
The sun sets today at 500 p. m.
and rises Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
The moon sets today at Sis .. m.
and rises Sunday at 1881 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

FOR SALE ia acres on paved
road. room brick, tile bath. 3
rooms upstairs unfinished. full
basement. car garage. chicken
COOP. $1,000. $500 down 47S13
Wills Rd.. r. 3, BeNeyille. ADV .422
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

Trailer-l6 II, sI12 nicely finished
room built on. Cheap at 1915. 2647
+. Michigan. ADV. 422'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
See WAR Page +;
VIEW. BENEFIT DANCE

Gilbert House. 227 y. Grove St.,
Sat. Apr %. 10 IL p. m. 55c plus
l0c Fed. Tax. Adv. 49,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
Flashes of
Late News

ODESSA-INS- A Russian wom-
an guerrilla, her arms and legs
bound by ropes, was exhibited by
the Nazis In a Yalta shop window
for several hours before she was
murdered. Residents OF the recent
ly-liberated Crimesn port reaching
Odessa today revealed that the
woman was displayed in shop on
the Yalta embankment, close to one
Of the city's busiest resort hotels,
as an example of booty" seized
by the Germans in their struggle
with Russian guerrillas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

SAN FRANCISCO ms Vice
Admiral David W. Bagley, comman'
der OF the western sea frontier, was
on record today with prediction
that the defeat Of Japan is newt
able and her fleet may eventually
be scuttled to preserve the quaint
myth OF its inyincibility."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

CINCINNATI. GINS George
l.. Lawson, Al. who surrendered in
the knockout drop girl death il
ST. Louis, was being held in Ham
ilton County jail today upon his
failure 10 raise $4,000 bond on a
federal theft indictment. Lawson's
trial is scheduled for May l. He is
under indictment involving the
theft and transportation of $4,000
in clothing from Lebanon, o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

STOCKHOLM-AP-- Adolf Hit.
ler's newspaper. Voelkischer Beo.
bachter, bluntly warned the Ger.
man home front today that il will
be confronted this summer or even
this spring by the hardest and
bloodiest battles of history. This
summer may be the last bloody
war summer" IL went on.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

NEW YORK-INS-- James H.
r. Cromwell had denied today that
he ever asked his heiress wife.
Doris Duke Cromwell. for any
money in settlement of their mar
riage disagreement. Cromwell, in
preparation for final settlement OF
his limited divorce decree against
the former Doris Duke, declared
he vas most anxious to publicly
refute charges made against him
In Mrs. Cromwells Reno divorce ac.
tion last December.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

NEW YORK-INS-A new 1900
ton super destroyer today honored
the memory Of Admiral Henry A..
Wiley, father of the L.. S. Merchant
Marine Cadet Corps. Launched at
the Bethlehem Steel Cos Staten
Island yard, the ship was chris
tened by Mrs. Elisabeth Wiley Robb
of Boston, Mass, daughter OF the
late admiral.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

Japan was not idle either. throw
ing a crack army against the stra-
tegic North Chinese rail junction
OF Chenghsien in what Chungking
seemed 10 regard as major at
tempt TO pry the Chinese LOOSE
from a vital segment OF the Peip-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

NEWARK, n. J.-INS- Warren
County farmers who forced the de
parture Of five Japanese evacuees
assigned TO work on a Great Mead
ows, y. j., farm were attacked to-
day in unanimous resolution
passed by the S7th Newark annual
conference OF the Methodist
Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
SHARMAN
200 HAMMOND BLDG.

LINCOLN PARK
1927 Charter: Groom brick 10 belts
~ n. lot, 2-car garage, storm sash,
screens: So, 100. w. L. Crowley,
1924 Fort, Lincoln Park. AT 1910.
LINCOLN PARK-1s7i Monte; three
bedrooms. frame, 3 years old; 50. 900.
w: l.. Crowley. 1924 Fort St, Lin.
coin. AT 1910.
LIvERNofs-W. Chicago Sec. s-rr.
Clean. Close 10 schools. transport.
sim. ht., fsneed I'd, si25o dn. UN
3-5500
Caldnn r. Iohnran L..
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APIS. FoR RENr-Furnished
HOTELS

nv LLo
BARLUM HOTEL
Daily, $3.50 up. weekly from SIS.
"DetrOits Most Convenient Hotep'
CADILLAC SQUARE RA. $500
HOTEL WAsHiNGTON. 1880 cass--
Convenient plea<ant rooms x1 daily
and up.
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent
CLIFTON. 57z5 - Warren -Livernois.
large room, convenient Transports
ton. TY e-ist2
DEARBoRN-East Orchard. room
In beautiful home for one or two
gentlemen; garage available. Call
evenings. OR SIT
FRONT room. man only; references.
TO 5-272s
FOUR girls % share, cooking and
laundry privileges. zoe Hinger. DR.
sI95 before 2 3. N
GENERALSMoToRs district: pleas
ant room, private home. good trans
portation TR l7625
e043-2 large rooms,
clean private entrance adults.
Near Holbrook
one large room for couple; close 10
Ford's. 1895 Miller Rd.
ROOM for two girls 20 share, pri-
waite entrance. TY 1851.
SINGLE or double sleeping adults
only, also room furnished apt.
300 West Grand Blvd. Ia daily.
SLEEPING room, running water
good transportation f44e Ey-ar1rr.
cor. Trumbull. Mrs Beyers. Apt. ..
SLEEPING room. running water
a 1AAn I ugnanAar
cor. Trumbull Mrs. Beyers. Apt. 2.
TRUMBULL- Lafayette newly fur
nished room Use Or modern home !,
everything like new; phone. radio.
Frlgiesire, laundry privilege: no
children; excellent transportation.
CHI 1897, TO ?
VAN E-Jsfferson-Girls. twin
beds. hoard optional, reasonable. FL
1907.
WHITE-Attractivsl furnished sleep
ing room. suitable for four adults
prefer gentleman MA 1850
WHITE-Room IN respectable home
good transportation. Gail TY 7-sl37.
Adults only.
COLORED- Respectable, sober gen
tieman 20 share room hot water
continuously. TR 2-5O3s, II 30 a. m.
10 II p m.
COLORED-Large room With twin
beds single men also private sitting
room TO labs
COLORED-Nice room, private home
gentleman only; good transportation.
TY 5-ls3e.
coLORED - Attractive room Tor
couple good transportation. TO
$3.50.
I'll
waite home respectable. Call TIE
CoLoRED-Nice. clean room for
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
lsTH. $500 At Ferry PARK; 2 rooms.
2 girls or couple
BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD and room. home cooking.
better food. all you can eat. 50
Parsons
TWO glris-Field. i0ie near Boule-
ward home cooking three meals,
lunches packed excellent transporta-
ton 10 Packards. Hudsons s. Budd s.
Briggs dsy or night workers. no
afternoon shift; Sl2. oil $3.50
WHITE East side. room private
lady or gentleman. kitchen privileges.
Call LIE 1884
CoLoRED-Licensed home for aged
and feeble persons excellent food :
kind care. 4i20 West Warren. TY
4-2f22.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A NEW market for your business.
We have eolored clients interested in
buying businesses Rbpert +. johnson
Co. CA $3.50. PL s033
AT BUINE,SS SALES
1857 WOODWARD
CONFECTIONERY Northwest inc
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WANTED TO RENT ROOMS
HOUSES FOR REM
Income Bungalows Tor Rent

ROBINS. 4Tss Upper 4 rooms and
bath: S35. including heat Adults
Middle aged Near East Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Property and Business

SEE US FOR THE BEST
HOTEL nr Masonic Temple water
IN every room inc 81 500 monthly
Al condition low expenses. 5000
down
% RMS INTO ~ apis with water S
baths inc $3.50 cheap rent, good
location 5000 down
20 RMS west N Woodward. inc
$40 besides your apt nicely fur
nished a rare chance $500 down
CLASS fC' coilred trade. inc
5000 mon'ny good quota. nicely
equipped money maker SIS 600
cash
CLASS &C northwest a-csse quo
Ia beautiful new equipment same
owner ~ yrs wishes %. retire
50 600 down
MANY MORE TO CHOOE FROM
IMP ERIAL SALES CA 3s3s
1889 Woodward RIM 500 open sun
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Kelly Rd., Iq4OI

drive Move right in. 81 200 down.
Kelly Rd., LQ40l
Modern 2 bedroom face brick homes
1900 down. FLA: SAT month. PR
5000
tNMFffERE=S u SIX Mile. ". ~
Redford II. school; 2 new homes.
attic, tile features; 5Oft. lot. Close
70 grade school shopping center.
NJ BUILT HOMES no 1924
MEMORIAL. 1922
OPEN II TO Z
500 On. Plus mortgage cost buys
this new brk 10 roof bedrms
-tlle-hath,- k4tei.aa--s-l4--,- I..1.lk...l--
closet; full base only "a blk. $. OF
w. Warren bus, ~ car Briton
Realty CO. 1872 Puritan. We s-7250.
OWNER ~ SERVICE
Win sell equity Of $500 for $3.50.
modern arm. buug bedrms. full
attic, complete basement hot air
furnace. large lot. low taxes Needs
cleaning. linn possession A-EeaI
bargain. S. T. Rowe, Wayne 1892.
SALEM. north ~ Six. W. OF Tele-
graph Rd Open. 20 new homes, attic.
tile features. Lots 50xis0. FLA
terms
NJ BUILT HOMES no 1924
vAcAET-MovE RIGHT IN
Hibbard, 1924. ~ rms. Lover va
cant. 81 500. $500 dn
OWNER 1883 DIME BLDG CA 00os
WYREs. 1873 rooms frame, 3
bedrooms full basement r. A.
heat. 81 500 Arms Shown by APP
pointment only. Owner, TY $4,000,
after Sunday
5000 DOWN-Modern homes, built 10
forest Of trees. To see these amaz-
ing offers, stop a. Office, 1901 S.
Telegraph. DE 7710
RMS, attic; paved ST. nice gar
den space. 81 500, $500 dn. Hsrkins,
2ll43 Fenken.
coLoRED-Log Cabin. rooms
new modern 20 or minute air
cond. vacant move in. Several
other properties available.
CONANT Garden section --2-hat 6-5;
II. A.; 2 garages; vacant move In,
NORTH OF Blvd rooms: H. A..
? garages. quick possession. good
transportation IS, 200. 81 500 dn.
HAMLAR 5i3 z Kirby TR 2-s544
COLORED-W Grand Blvd. Lovely
brick homes, fireplace. steam heat.
Reasonable. Colfax--2-iiat brick.
81 400 dn. Log Cattp Puritan sec -
broom single Imnf poss. 81 600
terms. Newman. broker TY 4-0s35
CoLORED Moran; 3-family bar
gain upper vacant only $500 dn.
L g Realty, PR 1891 or PL 3377.
COLORED. Tennessee. rooms.
painted walls drive. stoker heat
Broker ~ 2OgT
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UY YOUR HOME OR PROPERTY

I main home. log cabins, ls2x5O0
On lake. cement ssawall Si2 900 I,
Sii 600 cash. 1924 mo.
Blossom Heath Road house all
buildings 80 % on Lake ST. clair
SIS 200. SO 600 cash. $3.50 mo.
Trailer camp on jeff. $50 600 !.
So. 600 cash s2f1 mo
Lake Shore Realty Company 25si4
p. Jefferson Avenue phone Roseyilie
U-e0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
AUTO PARTS AND wREcKING

wRECKING 1889 .is4O.1eti Bucks
1910 Olds 1889 90 81 Ponfiacs
1885 80 - Fords many others
1851 ~ Chevrolet sedan doors and
upholstery ~ Plymouth coach doors
upholstery hydraulic dump bodies
Holhrook Auto Parts. SMILE between
Woodwarf John Y
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HOUSES ron sALE-EAsr

BESSEMORE, mr.. Gratiot. ms,
base. st. $500. Ero, se65 Grstiot.
BRADFORD, iais4. first house N.
~ 7Mile. full base, furnace. gar.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--EAsr


ALCOY, 20552 1920 Brick. 2 bedrooms
! year old all tile features, storm
sash and screens lge. lot. VACANT f:
So. 500 substantial down A. HOLS-
TER, if503 r. S Mile. TIL 2-7T33.
ALMA. i414T-Gratiot- Mile sec.
rooms. bath. full basement, fur
mace. $1,000. 81 500 down.
CONGRESS. r % rooms. good con
ditioh; Gear garage. 81 600 down.
BROKER. 10232 Chalmers. Pr 1898.
ALMOST new Groom home; II. A.
heat. large foored attic. utility; fur
mace. LOT 40xis2. Mack-Nine Mile
Sec only $3.50, 81. 400 dn Boyer
Real Estate. 20ei1 Harper. TU
2-se20
ALTER ROAD, near Jefferson, s
rooms, modern. garage; $4,000.
DRExEL, near Freud. rooms, full
basement. garage. bargain; SO 700.
F.. JEFFERSON REALTY-LE 1920
ANAToLE, 50es- Block Warren and
Mack; rooms. 81 500. Owner NJ
250i
ATTENTION coiored, todays lar
gain. East Fort-st. Aubin section. q
family. one-story bldg. with store
front also including one-family
dwelling. Achille Ellie, broker. Fl
47ei
BALDWIN 1873 rooms. brick /:
S. 800 81 600 down, 5s7f Fischer,
~ Grsttot seven rooms. $3.50
1889 Leland eight rooms. steam
81 700 81 600 down ACME REAL
ESTATE. 1903 Gratiot, PL ISIS.
BARGAIN rms all improvements
with furniture electric stove, oil
heater soft loi. all for 81 400,
terms
H ; HEssE. REALToR
i24e5 z Right Mile AR $3.50
BARGAIN -2-hedroom home. toilet
and bath garage; near Mile-Van
Dyke immediate possession, SO 600
$500 down $50 mo
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES INC
2ll0l Gratlot Pr $3.50
BARGAINS --7 rooms: tile bath .
S.. SIS. rms 2 lots: x2.i00. s
rms acre 50 ooo 4 rms; 2
n. j HEssE. REALToR
i24a5 r Eight Nile Ar 1855
BARLOW. 20265- Modern like new
s.. $780, drafted terms. Hickory.
20os2 modern. possession 2 weeks !;
n HEssE. REALToR
i24e5 = Eight Nile AR 1855
BEAUFAIT- Grauot q rms. Al con-
dition; 81 poo PETTlNE. PL 1880.
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