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Evening star., 1944-05-03
Alexandra 10 Buy
Old Ramsay House
So, 500 Deal Closed
For City Landmark

The city of Alexandria has agreed
to buy the Ramsay House, Oldest
house in the city, for $500, City
Manager Carl Budwesky said today
Mr.. Budwesky said he made verbal
agreement with the owner yester-
day and that the final papers are
being drawn.
The interest Of q large group
of residents was aroused by q re-
cent announcement that the land
mark would be razed to make way
for . modern Office building on the
site, at King and Fairfax streets
The house was built in 1748 and has
been vacant since it was damaged
by fire last year. A committee rep
resenting civic and patriotic groups
and headed by Roger Sullivan, city
treasurer, asked the City Council to
purchase the house so it could be
restored.
The American Legion and other
groups have pledged donations for
restoration, and the committee as
sured the council the money could
be raised once the city had pur-
chased the property.
The council authorized MIR. Bud
wesky to purchase the house for
$1,000 and to have the city attorney
institute condemnation proceedings
II it could not be purchased for that
sum.
However, the owner, who paid
$500 for the house, had spent more
money clearing title and having
plans drawn for the Office building
wanted to sell for $500.
Mr.. Budwesky said that in view of
the cost involved in a condemnation
proceeding and the uncertainty as
to what price the court would set.
ne felt justified in accepting the
$9, 500 price.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
tuberculosis Group
Approves Health Plans

Plans of the Montgomery County
tuberculosis Association. Including
educational projects and assistance
to the local health department, have
been approved by the associations
board of directors, Mrs. Dexter Bull
lard, president, said today.
DR.. V. L. Ellicott, county health
officer. who attended a meeting of
the directors Monday, stressed the
need for additional X-ray clinics in
the county.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,

UNITED STATES MEDIUM
BOMBER BASE IN ENGLAND
Mar. (By MaiD The sky was
filled with coal black octopuses with
long tentacles swinging about as If
to wrap themselves around plane.
That is the way 1t looked over
Cherbourg to Capt. Robert K. Sea-
graves, whose wife, Mrs. Frita Sea-
graves, formerly lived at 1905 Rhode
Island avenue NE. Capt. Sea-
graves, bombardier on a B-26 here,
has just completed his 36th mis-
sion from this base over air.
fields and military installations in
France and Holland.
The concentration of flax over
Cherbourg on his last mission, he
says, made it look as if all the
other missions I was ever on were
rolled into one"
Boxed in by Flax.
"This fax was so intense" he con-
tinued, that it didn't seem possible
for anybody to go through it alive
The lead team showed finer skill
than I ever have observed before
We were at a medium altitude and
completely boxed in by fax. 1t was
bursting a thousand feet below us
and a Thousand feet above us. 1t
was bursting all around us and on all
sides Of us. 1t was hitting against
the plane all the time and sounded
as If somebody was throwing rocks
at the sides. But such was the skill
used that no plane was brought
down that day.
"The fax below was like a sheet
Of smoke. Above it was just lot
OF puffs of dark smoke. It is very
pretty to watch fax bursting above
the plane where you do not have
to worry about it. When you first
start your tour of missions it fasci-
mates you. Pretty soon you get to
the point where it terrorizes you,
especially on an occasion like this
Cherbourg raid.
"You could see fax burst hang
In the air nearby for q few min
ltes. like a great, black, malignant
looking head. Then the black octo-
Spus tentacles would come out of
1t, as II they were reaching for you
Then all the wfiggling octopuses
seemed to merge into one great black
cloud through which you could not
SEE other planes even a few feet
away, although you knew that they
were there and that you must look
out for them, There was also quite
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Maryland Educators
To Mop Institute Plans

More than a score representatives
OF Maryland colleges and public
school systems are expected to at
tend a meeting at the University
OF Maryland Saturday to plan the
1874 Institute on Professional Re-
Iations. 1t was announced today.
For the last two years several
Maryland colleges have sponsored
institutes of professional relations
In connection with their summer
sessions. The Saturday meeting
held under the auspices of the
Maryland State Teachers Associa-
tion, the Maryland Congress of
Parents and Teachers and the Ma
tional Education Association, will
discuss the program for this sum-
mer.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Montgomery B'nui Birth

Mrs. Harold Kramer has been
elected president of the B'nai Birth
Women of Montgomery County, it
was announced today. Other off,
GERS include Mrs William Wolo-
Witz and Mrs Harold Melnlcove,
vice presidents: Mrs. Jacob Chlap,
recording secretary; Mrs. Irving
Keller, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Doris Kolodny. financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Lawrence Freedman,
treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Marpet,
parliamentarian Mrs. gorge
Mintzer, auditor, and Mrs. Harold
Greenberg, Mrs. Louis Frankel and
Mrs. Harry Solomon, board men,
berS,
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Prince William Board
Sets Rabies Heurino

Special Dispatch to The Star
MANASSAS, Va, May 3.-The
Prince William County Board OF
Supervisors has set a public hearing
for pm. tomorrow in the county
court house here to discuss the
rabies situation and to decide
whether a dog quarantine should be
voted.
Recently two cases of rabid ami
mails, including a dog and COW
have been reported in Dumfries dis
trict, and IL residents of the vicin-
ity have been given anti-rabies
treatments.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Armstrong Firm Gets
Bridge Contract
Special Dispatch to The Star


RICHMOND, Va, May s.-The
Virginia Highway Department yes
terday announced that w. H. Arm
strong 81 Co., Washington, was low
bidder for construction of 1902
miles of reinforced concrete high
way and bridge on Route /, begin
ming at the northern limits of Alex
andria and extending northward in
Arlington. The Armstrong bid was
$28l ,205.73
The Highway Department also
announced that Blackwell Engineer
ing d. Construction Co. of Warren
ton, with bid of s8,88660, was low
bidder for construction of OILS mile
OF military roads in the Fort Bel
voir area. The construction will be
on Routes 6l3 and 637.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Mocorow Will Speak
At Silver Spring Tonioht

Postwar economic problems of in
terest to labor and management will
be discussed by Fred G. MacaroW,
vice chairman of the Committee for
Economic Development and the
Washington Board of Trade Postwar
Planning Committee, at tbs o'clock
tonight at dinner meeting of the
Silver Spring Board of Trade at
Indian Spring Club.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
; Named as Posfmasfers
In Maryland, Virginia

President Roosevelt yesterday
nominated three persons to be post
masters in nearby Virginia and
Maryland.
The Virginia nominations sent to
the Senate were for Berkeley B.
Baker, Lovettsville, and Charles G..
Kenny, Upperville.
Rachel S. Rowe was nominated for
the Landover (Md.) Office.
The Virginia nominations are new.
The Landover incumbent was re-
nominated when the Office classifi-
cation was raised.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

ulS ulOlIlcI SdiQ.
Tech. Sergt.
Jennings L. Daw
of 1855 Park
road NV. also
is in the squad
ron. His wife,
Mrs. Lee Daw,
said he enlisted
in Air Corps in
June, 1912, and
was stationed at
MacDill Fiel d,
F a. H e a t.
tended school in
North Carolina
and was then
employed by the
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Robertson Ruled Nominee

SPERRYVILLE, Va, May 3 (Py.-
Col. Carroll Menefee, chairman OF
the 7th Congressional District Dem
ocratlc Committee, last night de-
clared A. Willis Robertson of Lexing-
ton the Democratic nominee tor
Congress since ''he is the only per-
son TO file declaration of candidacy
In the manner and within the time
prescribed hY law
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Save This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
OF old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child in your block to
have your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

o lot OF RED max
mixed with the
black that day,
but it does not
shoot out ten
tacles."
Several times
Capt. Seagraves'
ship has come
back to England
full Of holes.
In the same
Squadron W it'll
Capt. Seagraves
Is. Capt. Luther
j. Hargraves of
State Farm, Va,
form er hotel
Evening star., 1944-05-03

Home Beneficial Insurance Co. here
His parents, Mrs. Nita Daw and
Luther H. Daw, live in North Caro-
lima. His bother, Ensign Hubert A.
Daw, 18, is serving overseas with
the Navy, Sergt. DAVIS wife said.
Staff Sergt. Colbert C. Bragg,
Gambrills, Md; Staff Sergt. Glenn
Boone, 832 Pope avenue, Hagers-
town, Md; Flight Officer Robert r.
Moore, 1000 Potomac avenue, Hag-
erstown, are others in the outfit.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
DR.. McCurI Heads Dentists

BALTIMORE, May (P).-The
Maryland State Dental Association
yesterday concluded its 6lst annual
meeting with the election of DR..
James w. McCarl of Greenbelt as
president.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
DISTRICT FLYERS ESCAPE
HEAVY CHERBOURG FLAX

This series Of stories BY Star correspondent
on District Maryland and Virginia soldiers taking in the bomb
ting OF Germany.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

manager, who has just, completed his
41st mission. His worst experience
also was over Cherbourg where his
plane suffered a direct hit Just in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
DIVORCES

Ehrabsih NJ Aa'cs. ram Richard c
Normar Eu1it from C-ryalsr
Tneress Wofcieszek, from Rudolph
GretA Cauhtl. from Herman.
Mary kaugy from Mike
Agnes wheeler from Archie
Honie Coun.s. from Marvin
Louis Z HALEY from Fear
Altlna Mitchell from ClaItoI
Marion Auard fr0m Russell
sisdYs Erl from Rlber'
Nluls r Bishop from Fu,a M
Mary F-4zAhtth r. WI. from tf3H.
Lee
Marjorie TNmsn. from William h.
Nahals Jones from Henry.
Betty Jane Mblseed, from Donald "
Olive Hsiner. from Herbert
Eva ReiNn, irom Loans.
Eila Lows from James
Mary r. Douglas from Joseph.
Alice Rrsy from George
Genevievs Lee from kay moud.
George " Murray. from Caroline
Pearl L Trefran from Heroert j.
EVELYN McSValn. from Milton
Charles WIN Harris. from Louise
Inez smith from clyde
-tirnrvrFvr X IT su. from ii1fln.
I-tdis Hyatt from FOREST
Stanley T. Law from virginia q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
FEMALE HELP WANTED

AIRCRAFT riveting trainees. ma
chine operators, bench hands. De Soto
Division, Chrysler Corp, Wyoming
at Michigan.
ALTERATION Sewers on Coats, suits
and Dresses: full-time or part-time
positions. Apply Employment Dept.
9TH floor. Kline's 1929 Woodward.
ARC welders on navy landing craft;
5s-hour week; high rate OF pay
Whitehead n Kales Co. Jefferson at
Coolidge River Rouge.
ASSURED after war security for
colored girls with an old estab lished
business. 9TH grade education neces-
sary; ages 20 TO IS; choice OF three
shifts Call Mrs. Mowsn. between
$3.50 and .. m. CA $3.50.
ATTENDANTS for parking lot: neat
colored girls, must be good drivers.
1901 Industrial Bank Bldg. RA ts5i.
AVAILABLE now, openings for typ
list. stenographer clerks. general Of
flee work IS 10 81 hours per week;
new equipment, downtown office. CA
5000, ext 205. Continental Aviation
Engineering Corp. 81 Henry.
BAKERY help; woman or girl i6
years OF over: hours 10 suit: no
experience necessary, steady: good
pay overtime; good working condi-
tons. Russell street coach stops at
door. Farmcrest Bakery. 5sf5 Russell.
BEAUTY OPERATOR 49, All around.
steady. 5-day week S45 and COM
mission: excellent opportunity: one OF
our operators leaving for California
step right into a good following. 1917
w McNichols. UN 1-ie03.
BEAUTY optrs. 10 specialize in scalp
treatments experienced IN general
beauty work; will train in this phase.
Apply Emp office, l4th FL. The
J l.. Hudson Co.
BEAUTY oPTRs. : Guarantee and
good comm. pleasant shop; air con-
ditioned Apply Miss Downer. mez-
canine. Kline's, 1923 Woodward.
Call between II and s. Maybelle
Beauty shop, ii347 +. Warren at
Chalmers lie 0sS6.
BEAUTY operators for permanent
and finger waving; can earn SO TO
$40 per day. Out OF state license
accepted l2i4 Griswold. Room 200.
BEAUTY operator: full or part time
good pay. 1886 Jos. Campau. MA
$685..
BOOKKEEPER typist: good wages
portunity for advancement on merit
basis. essential industry. Vicinity
Woodward and Blvd. Phone Mr.. Hart
sell MA 1860.
CAFETERIA help. cooks and bakers.
A postwar job with excellent work
ing conditions. Employment office
open Q a. m to b p m. Michigan
Bell Telephone Co. 1885 Cas- Ave
CAsHfERS-is 10 rs: no exper
necessary. We will train you; good
salary, hours and pleasant environ
ment, Apply J Rosen, Lerner shops.
i24i Woodward,
CASHIERS - Experienced preferred.
hut will train. Fun time permanent.
Peoples Outhtting Co. $50 Michi-
gan Ave
CERTIFIED Magniflux operator:
east side defense plant. 25i2 Z.
Grand Blvd, at ST. Aubin.
CHAMBERMAIDS- steady positions:
good pay Apply Housekeeper. De
Mott Leland Hotel, RA 1900.
CLERKS, typists and stenogra pliers,
Apply Republic Aircraft Div, Avia-
lion Corn. 1914 Federal
CLERICAL worn. young lady
wanted will teach. Apply IN person
20 auditor. fuller Hotel
COMRTQ.IErER- Isa4sls-
and stenographers Apply Continental
Motors Corp 12s0i East Jefferson,
Emn OFFICE
COMPETENT forelsdy for finishing
dept. IN modern equipped splsnt New
As,hod Laundry. SeA3 Moran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD and room. home cooking,
better food all you can eat. s3
Parsons.
GIRLS--Field, iO49, near Boulevard.
home cooking. three meals, lunches
packed: excellent transportation 20
Packard's. Hudson's. Budd's. Briggs ,
Dodge's: day or night workers. no
afternoon shift OIL 6645.
MELDRUM. 1928. Forest. near Pack
ards; home privileges; good trans
portation. OIL 427i.
NEWLY decorated. good food. excel
lent transportation M. Woodward
CHI 1922. 100 wInder.
TWO basement rooms. gentlemen
only: Colored. good food. TO 1896
COLORED 49, Licensed home for aEed
and feeble persons excellent food ,
kind care ffao WRIST warren TY
LAP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

STOCK handlers and unskilied men.
/ Apply Continental Aviation q Engi-
neering Co.. 3s4i Milwaukee.
TIMEKEEPERs for aircraft assem-
bly, plant; centrally located; 81 hrs.
per week; state axe. marital status
and education. Box Bis, Detroit
Times 81.
| TooLMAKERs - Tool lathe hands.
tool designers. Apply Republic Air
craft Div, Aviation Corp, 5siS
Federal.
TOOL CRIB man. Cali MA 743i. be-
tween . and >.
TRUCK driver, essential war work.
hauling lumber Fred J. Robinson
Lumber Co. 1880 Linwood.
TRUCK HELPERs-steady job with
good pay. Detroit Coca Cola Bot
Ting Co. 5000 Gratiot
TRUCK mechanic for Heet OF trucks
good salary. Apply Dossin's Food
Products. 365o Grstiot.
uPHoLSTERER - Experienced on
custom type work; also cushion maker
and furniture finisher. top rates OF
pay: permanent position. Robinson
Furniture. 1920 Washington Blvd.
CA 1882
USED car statesmen: those qualified
Tor volume operation, capable
I making $3.50 10 $500 per week. Bert
Baker, Big Lot, Grand River at
Livernois
UNSKILLED workers needed. Apply
Continental Motors Corp, 12s0i East
Jefferson Ave Apply at Emp. Office.
WALL wsshers-E Experienced: perma-
nent position Wardell- Sheraton Ho-
tel. Is r.. Kirby.
WANTED for essential work. men
who are draft exempt and boys II
wears OF age for Autograph press
room: steady work: good pay while
learning: good postwar future. Ma
tional LithOgraph, 1oi0 Besubien.
WAREHOUSE men, no experience
necessary. See Mr.. Smith. Service
Steel Company. if35 Franklin 81.
MATCHMAKER to take complete
charge ~ repair department Excel
len, salary and bonus arrangement.
Winston jewelers.. 1902 Michigan
Ave
WELDERs on navy landing craft
5s-hour week high rate of pay.
Whitehead A Kales Co., Jefferson at
Coolidge. River Rouge.
WELDING machine repair and setup
man on spot and general welding
machines. Ferro Stamping a Mfg.
Co.. 1880 y. Woodbridge.
WEST side plant. Good jobs now
open for men with or without manu-
fact'd plant experience. No Sundays
good wages: - hours week.
American BRAKEBLOK Div, Merritt
street At Mckinstry.
WE WILL TRAIN YOU-lS years or
over. for bakery porters, must be
IT, IN. and weigh $50; uniforms
furnished A a = Tea Co, $40
Hecla TY 6-ll0O.
YOUNG MAN-For pay roll depart
ment with accounting experience /.
opportunity for advancement; post.
war employment: give age. expert
ence and phone number. Address
Box big. Detroit Times. ~.
CoLORED. general work and small
Industrial oil plant: steady work. good
pay; must have statement OF availa-
bility. 7ls0 +. McNichols. TW 2-3022.
CoLORED men wanted for outside
work: must know city well; steady
work West Disinfecting Co, i3S
West Jefferson.
CoLoRED men to work in laundry
good. steady job. 5-day week. good
pay. Michigan Towel supply, 5000
Humboldt.
COLORED-5 men for inedible and
fertiiizing department See Mr.,
Malone, Detroit Packing Co. l120
GnrtpVWeI1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

displays. INNktfH. AffN 81 III 81.
Telephons RA slls
APPLIANCE SERVICE
CLEANERS rebuilt guaranteed yf.
Renew sweeper s1gi Grand River
RFFRIG Re, Leonard. Uut cool.
sfs. IS SIS % p vde i-E N2l2
PHoNOsRAPHg Radios repaired
and serviced eau AZ OSLO " AR
21lO 1914 whittier
RADIO SefVIce--GUsrantc Cal VI
1853 prompt pickup delivery on
large. small adiOs.
REFRIGERATION All make rep 4.
QUICK serv any time Large stock
spare paris Tic. Bonded. II IlFo-
REFRICFEATIO N service sH makes
serviced parts labor guar TO h-iIia
REFRiJERATOPs All makes cam-
ner. dom guar paris ger 10 SSH
SEWING machine snd varulms III
ycur home s. repairs asher re-
paired We bus ssli 30 3ilf
VACUUM cleaners repaired Free
,st Called for deitvcrr- amen AT
Vacuum Cleaner ~ TK 2.slnl
WASHERS. Al repairing al make
vacudms seNlnf machines 5-csN
ssrv u Afs exp VarF guaranteed
NICKYrs SERVICE 30 s3GT
WASHERS yAcugms. sew machines
repaired a. maAss. 1-1ay service
IS yu exp WORK guar no s3eI
u ~ Neiere-E.- 4--i-i' = - r.
WASHERS eev1nR msch saeulms
rfua-g~f frbuiif lEFf SOD rr
guar p 3 II s05H rentrs -s
WAFHFRs o. Nursefs taU u 0tI
esrVioeC EIaf. Call AR ustH COZ
Ar 27fo fO7Il Whistler
WNFHEE- FetEfrfr Nearly -
rskes - W. Sc 0'ts e.. Wagner.
TO s.fsos
WASHERS. an makes repa red re-
bu1-rss Tusr-; frrE gEi. z. Z. ~ rzss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
EMPLOYERS PAY ALL FEES
Male and Female Help Vented

MEN and women for candy and
bakery factory: hne working condi-
tons: excellent pay; permanent and
steady work Apply 100 OakInan
Blvd. s a. m. TO 5 p. m. Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO Regulations governing eligibil-
ity for employment IL you were
las, employed As an essential or
locally needed activity. YOU must have
statement OF availability. II you
are qualified for employment In a
critical occupation. you must be re-
ferred through the United states
Employment Service.
An ESSENTIAL Industry. n 7.
Central r. u needs telegraph optrs
and levermen. Apply Room 10. 18TH
81 station
ARC welders on navy landing craft,
5s-hour week high rate OF paw.
Whitehead kales Co, Jefferson al
Coolidge River Rouge
AsSEMBLERs boxers. craters and
stockmen! 1905 war work. no exp.
necessary; wartime wages. easy trans.
Federal Motor Truck Co. $50 Fed
grst.
ASSEMBLIES. filers. Inspectors. ma
chine operators punch press. arc
wsidsrs. material handlers, De Soto
Division. Chf1 sler Corp, wyoming
AZ Michigan
AsSEMBLERs spot wtlders. stock
lisndlers. Material Handlers. Labor
efs Brggs Mfg Co, Nile and MI
tinou
ASSEMBLY ana bench workers.
pleasant Working conditions over
fns Dockson Corporation. wabash
an sel1on
ASSURED good steady lob with post
Vsr iutufe Tor colored men and boys.
---ea- 80 ~ With oid rrtab.trreu
hg-IrsA CAL Mr Jones. ca $3.50.
40 OSCE Dough mixer OF man 90
learn d0uEh mixing job essen'ts
Rsrs hours 8 9 NJ 20 ~ 30 m
$50 uef week Appiy-Anty ST en-
nance Peter Pan Rsksry PINS nc
cietar H.
Alto MECHANIC We need good
fiu r.sssN rychanS one acQus ihted
rr Hi makes eAtef@nt pay steady
rHiE pleasant su~uuudings T. NJ
s.rlart .H'a Crsf0f
Alto ~rrnsnic t2t with tools good
IA u E-IL -cIeEllln4-alsa-4ll
1oIrs kngrr Maynard Inc. 57f3
WOODWARD
AUTO. truck mechanic. union VsEes
she'll Oh CO Foot n Deacon So.
VI 39In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Trade scHooLs-MALE

AcETYLENE ARC wELDERs
Body. fender repair, inspector, olue-
print reading. drafting, Diesel
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 400 W Fort
LEARN modern barbering IN an IN
ternational affiliated school; DAY
evening classes. Call write. phone
for Information Greenea Barber
Col. $50 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
DEATHS


Charles sims 1915 Alfred aa.
william Hunt 1870 Neming, a.
Andrew Ch-nik SIS : West IND ~
David Robcr' Tucker. 22a0h CA man
Van DYKE
William BArEo. 1885, Ash -
sharon Pave Mooney. s3is Thcooorf
months
Albert Rlrk. 1870 a bhsr1 16.
Fred Rredau 6h7s seneca rs
Gotthin DenEief, 60e1 saCinsN. o.
AuuA fiuve. 1FFS ifrufU ~ 81
Louis FuHk. ahas RefAsIars
william Ha-neff sSo Grhuui =
i.nrre " Weber 1885 srarsda,f 81.
Anna Cats 2ga p Csnheld 49,
Anna JaV0rski 2.T3 p superior NA.
Cecilia MAkon 1855 con.f' ~
George z MrStRw. lao Camphe Pa
-
Joseph N rrsriec s,1s Wrsson 7o
Charles Passi 1l9 TsHson. Rome"
s.
sorhs o'srs Johnson ulf Lan-7
=
Lea chsresi 1882 Prernlsf s.
Pong Lee 2; W Columbia SN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

ALMOST ~ acres good soil lake
privileges boat harhor ~ Anchor
BAY Shores, 81 900 cash. sl50 Way
burn
BUY state owned properties. See
your real estate broker.
COLORED unksier) -- Several good
lots. E-Z terms. owner. RA t5S4.
Evenings TO 621s7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
RENTALS WANTED

RENTALS WANTED
DEPENDABLE couple with . young
boys: Would like 5-room house or
lower flat: defense worker over 30.
ca si64 between and 3 p, M.
HOTELS
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 1850 Cas-
Convenient. pleasant rooms, 81 daily
and mp.
HOUSES ron RENT
DEARBORN Beautiful. well kept
st.. large rambling shade trees;
spacious home, clean and fresh /.
Rouge plant IL min schools.
churches. shopping dist. linn. poss.
DE $3.50. Realtor.
WAYNE. MICHIGAN-New 2-bedr.
full base. home ready 10 move in /.
$50 mo. Gail DECKER. We 1886.
WYANDoTTE
18th st. at Northumberland brick
duplex singles: 2 bedrooms, TO rent
with option. John Quinlan. CA s704
FLATS ron RENT
FORT f., 27Os; rooms bath
steam heat; white only
Furnished Rooms fer Rent
BLVD, w Grand. 2202--Newly fur
nished sleeping room. convenient
transportation. TY 5-35Oe.
CARSON. 1925 (West Vernon and
springweiD Attractive room. 2 girls
or couple; excellent transportation
private home references. vi f-72e3
CLIFTON. s726, near warren-Liver-
transportation. Ty 1892
HOLCOMB, i7s0-sleeping rooms for
2 gentlemen day workers preferred /;
good transportation.
LANE, slO6-Room for couple or 2
girls. vi 1884.
LARGE sleeping room shower. one
or two gentlemen. l50s6 Monte
Vista.
LINWOOD Lawtop Transportation
gentleman; private home. TY 4-6sii.
2676 w. Philadelphia.
wHITE-Two girls 10 share room.
privileges. nicely furnished: good
transportation. TW l-s575.
wILFRED, near Cratic, Comfort
able room for girl; private home.
Call PR 1857.
COLORED. respectable, middle aged
working woman. To share bedroom,
twin beds. Call after 3, 1882 Iron
wood
coLoRED Comfortable room: man
only: 1877 Twelfth st. at Fenkell.
TO s-203i.
CoLoRED-Working couple. gentle
man. day shift. After 4. Arndt.
Fl 1891