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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
ANCHORAGE PEOPLE

Vernon Hilliker, Arthur Ricka and Ellen and Alex Jourdain are all in town from Anchorage and are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
FROM HAYNES

Mrs. Dave Fenton has arrived in town and is registered at the Baranof Hotel from Haines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
FROM WASHINGTON

Paul H. Meyer, from Walla Walla, Washington, is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
ANCHORAGE VISITOR

Mrs. O. H. Nettleton is in town from Anchorage and is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
FROM ANCHORAGE

c. A. Randrup and D. w. Abbott are in town from Anchorage and are registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
FROM KODIAK

Ray DuBost and wife are regis tered at the Gastineau Hotel from Kodiak.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
ELIAS TROOPS IN BIG NEW ATTACK

BULLETIN, ATHENS--Dec. 13 The FAM and ELIAS has re- jected the British terms of settle ment of the Greek crisis and this is announced by town criers who traverse the streets shouting We shall fight on if it means smashing down all Athens" Early tonight, the heart of Athens was shaken by heavy explosions and dynamite laden street cars were sent against British tanks in Omonia Square.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
FROM VERMONT

Charlene Wakefield and Helen McKelvey are in Juneau, and are registered at the Gastineau Hotel from St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
CALIFORNIA PEOPLE

Donna Reever and sister are in town from Los Angeles, California, and are registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13

ATHENS, Dec. 13.-ELAS troops staged strong but unsuccessful at tacks against the center of Athens tonight even while their leaders are debating over British orders to cease fighting. The strongest assault was aimed at the British barracks north east of the heart of the capital on Kifiusia Road.
 A British communique broadcast from Athens said that further Brit ish endorsements had gone into action and some progress had been made against the ELIAS in Piraeus.
 Royal Air Force planes silenced one ELIAS 75 millimeter gun firing at the center of Athens.
 Major Gen. Scobie, British Com mander in Greece, stiil awaited a reply on his cease to fire terms made to the ELIAS there. Indications are the Leftist leaders are wavering in the fight to force the resignation of Premier Papandreou.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13
HIT
 NEW TARGET OF NIpp0N5
Make Feint Toward Tokyo then Swing Off 10
 Smash Nagoya

INVENT FIRST BOMBER COMMAND ON SATAN, Dec. l3 -Nagoya, one of Japan's most in- flammable targets, was bombed at mid-afternoon today by a force of B-29's, equalling or exceeding the largest group yet to hit Japan and upsetting Nipponese defenses.
 Superforts made the first feint toward Tokyo, then suddenly cut northwest to Nagoya, withdrawing lover Nagoya Bay after making bombing runs on Tokyo.
 The flight was made at great speed over the target area.
 Todays Superforts went into &C., ton in the face of westerly winds slowing speed but probably increas- ing accuracy in bombing.
 The Supers also flew from 5000 to 4,000 feet lower than in Tokyo raids, flying under a cirrus cloud layer to avoid vapor.
 The EGG picked up radio from Tokyo this afternoon stating that about 30 Superforts participated in strikes against Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya and on Honshu Island and also Shikoku Island, south of the Inland Sea.
 Domei, Japanese news agency, said results of today's raids were slight but Jap interceptors are believed to have caused heavy losses on the enemy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-13

Empire Want lads bring results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
BEHIND
The NEWS
BY Paul
Manon

WASHINGTON, June 2l--Mr.
w Churchill must have been
in a good humor when he hope
fully predicted the end OF the
war in Europe this summer.
The most, respected military
authorities here share the hope
that the European end is a
matter of months, but they are
not predicting. To them this is
Just the beginning of the final
military operations. These are
the early stages of the planned
crushing blows.
Look at the front pages. The
operations which formerly were
reported in two or three DIFF
ferent headlines now monopo-
lie practically all the columns,
so far flung have the battle
fields grown in the past week.
And they will grow more.
AS DARING as the European
"A invasion, was the attack
upon Saipan. Up to that point,
we had been merely on the
outer fringeS of the Jap de-
fensive line. With that thrust,
we plunged into the very heart
of it. bypassing all the naval
strongholds dotted out SOUTH
ward and eastward in the Pa
cifc (Truk, Palau, zap, etc.
There was not the usual
island hopping, but an en-
lightened and brilliant strata
gem designed to put our bomb.
ers within easier range OF
Tokyo and over all the Jap
shipping through which she sus-
tains her war empire.
II was feasible only because
we have been dominating the
sea lines and thus could supply
such an advanced force, or at
least we have the right to sus-
pect we can, because we put
warships and transports safely
into action there with the in
vading force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

mat is, due TO the operations OF
lend lease, farmers IN OTHER
COUNTRIES, to which we are send
ing FOOD under lend-lease, can get
American made machinery which
AMERICAN FARMERS cannot get
TO GROW AND HARVEST THE
FOOD that we send abroad.
Yet it is the AMERICAN
FARMERS who must produce not
only our food shipments under lend
lease, but food for our armed forces,
besides meeting the needs of our war
plant workers, who also help to sup
ply end-lease, and the rest of our
own civilian needs.
Thus the effects of lend lease are
felt ON THE FARMS OF
AMERICA.
Nor is THE AMERICAN
HOUSEHOLD untouched.
ON MAY 26, Rep. Fred A. Hartley
" of New Jersey declared in Con-
gress that at least 100000 seer
sucker dresses, OF A QUALITY
WHICH AMERICAN HOUSE
WIVES CANNOT BUY, were being
shipped abroad by lend lease or its
affiliate, the UNRRA, to be given
away.
This is a finer Dress" Rep. Hart
ley commented, THAN is CAR
RED BY ANY RETAILER IN
AMERICA TODAY"
Mr. Hartley further reported that,
due to restrictions on the home
market, manufacturers are unable
to obtain sufficient cotton goods to
meet the demands of the American
Uomen and children for dresses"
"Not only are the Wonen OF
America forced to accept this inferior
merchandise" said Rep. Hartley,
"while the recipients of the benefits
under lend lease or UNRRA are
dressed to kill and at no cost to
themselves, but in addition Ameri-
can manufacturers ARE UNABLE
TO OBTAIN PRIORITIES TO
MANUFACTURE DRESSES FOR
DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION while
they haze A HIGH PRIORITY
PREFERENCE Dhen they nanufac-
ture FOR LEND. LEASE OR
UNRRA."
Of course there is great foolish
ness in all this, and there must be
great deal of it going on.
1t proves that the New Deal is
still the New Deal
Boondoggling in the depression,
when millions of unemployed had to
be helped, is succeeded by globaloney
in this critical period, when the ma
ton has a war 10 win.
uns Il, 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
BY DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

score one for each ~ the fr.t Ave
questions and ave for the Last question (:
80, brilliant; is, bright; "a, average;
Ga, dull.
1.-The Lords Prayer was
first said by: ta) John the
Baptist; CD st. Paul; (c)
Jesus.
Fifty miles per hour on land
equals at sea about: ta) 20l2
knots per hour; tb) 431.
knots per hour; Co 32A
knots per hour.
3-Parcel post was established
during the term of: (aD
Theodore Roosevelt; (h)
Warren Harding; Co Will
liam Taft.
4-The Baltic Sea is vital 10
only one of these countries:
ta1 Latvia; (b) Switzerland;
tc) Liberia.
5-Bragg, Longstreet and Pick
EFT were soldiers of: ta) the
British Army; tb) the Union
Army; tc) the Confederate
Army.
Snatch these columns:
(n Venezuela tv) yerba mate
thD Argentina lV1 Monffvideo
(c1 Uruguay (D petroleum
(dD Brazil tyl beef d.
(sJ Paraguay 10 coffee.
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
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Lend-LeaSe---and
GIObaIOney

THE country should by this time
L be accustomed to getting two
kinds of reports about lend lease
operations.
One kind comes at statutory in
tervals from the White House, as
required by the act of Congress, set
ting forth the vast quantities of mu-
nitions and other war materials that
go to the United Nations.
Along the same line, the appro-
priations committee of the House of
Representatives submitted report
on May 4 as to the total cost of lend
lease.
LEND lease aid" from March IL,
1941, to March 81, 1914, cost $21,-
794,237, 819-or more than SEVEN
BILLION DOLLARS year.
The congressional report also in
Guided loans, purchases and other
outlays of $8,568, 449, 543-making a
total of S30,362, 687 1862, exceeding
TEN BILLION DOLLARS a year
in all.
These solemn reports certainly
enlighten the public as to the magni-
tude of end-lease and related opera
tions, and help to explain why the
war taxes must be high.
Lend lease is being felt IN THE
AMERICAN PoCKETBoOK.
THE other kind of reports occur
i from time to time, when members
of Congress or others are able to
obtain detailed information.
On May %, for example, Senator
William LANCER of North Dakota
made a report on the Senate floor
regarding farm machinery.
Senator LANCER quoted a news
commentary to the effect that "the
War Food Administration 1914
food production plans" may be
upset" because of a shortage of
farm machinery in the United States.
The same commentary said:
LEND lease shipments OF farm
machinery ARE MOVING ON
SCHEDULE to Russia and Great
Britain"
Adding commentary of his own,
the senator said that "at this very
time
my mail is flooded Uith letters
from North Dakota to the effect that
farmers there cannot obtain com.
bines, binders, drills, corn planters,
or any other kind Of machinery
WE CANNOT EVEN OBTAIN
PARTS TO REPAIR THE MA.
CHINERY WE NOW HAVE.
&c The DETROIT TIMES Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

THE details of the fighting
l. were at first held back, prob
ably even from Washington, be-
cause this is only one knife
thrust in general scheme OF
attack. Just one phase upon
which furt h er developments
rest. Consequently. II must be
assumed the authorities wisely
awaited a decisive break in the
fighting.
So also with France 10 some
extent. The bulk of our army
has been held out of Normandy,
in a similarly threatening man.
ner. In Italy, the Nazis are at
tempting from time to time 10
stiffen their resistance at a few
strong points. but at other
times, they are soft.
Thus it is impossible to guess
accurately on the end of the
war. So much depends on fac
tors concerning which we may
have an opinion, but which are
not facts, such things as Ger
man military and civilian mo-
rale on which there are oScil-
lating signs, the missing luft-
waite. etc. And in the Pacific,
the real attack has just started.
IF THE robot plane assault on
L England is the dummy luft-
waite Herr Goering was adj
dressing with plea TO fight TO
the death and there is no other,
the robot attack itself is a sign
of German desperation. II is a
silly method of warfare, for
which the only excuse is a de-
sire 10 spread CONSERVATION
with indiscriminate killing and
destruction.
The British were so upset
about il as psychologically dis
turbing, even TO the imperturb-
able, 10 see those aimless plane
loads Of explosives flying over
head. uncontrolled. at a rate of
about Is or more an hour, day
and night. But. from a military
standpoint. it is only an attack
upon impregnable British cour-
age
The rocket planes are con-
structed cheaply, but must use
much material which goes into
planes. and every one shot out
fails TO come back. Therefore,
intrinsically, il is just a very
expensive. aimless expenditure
Of material by a nation already
on the verge of defeat for that
very reason. and so short OF air
material that II has not been
able TO put up an air force.
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Reproduction IN whole or in part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

on0s eiRnt Tor tnf fnir0s efs ANY sf0Tt
over rs ~ excellent
When you break a light bulb
there is sharp report. Is
this caused by the air rush.
ing in or out?
Name the two ships sunk by
Japanese torpedo planes of
Malaga.
3-At which end Of tho Panama
Canal Atlantic or Pacific, is
Colon?
4-If YOU were 10 defend your
self from a hrontosaurus,
gorgon. a trachodon or a
y dlplodocuS which would you
choose ,
Guess how many separate
drawings were made in pro-
duclng 'Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs" 10000. 500
600 or 1000. 600?
6-The earth Tits from side 10
side What is the direct re-
suit of the fitting motion
ANSWERS on opposite psgel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

Questions are arranged In order ~
difficulty. In scoring. give yourself me
for answering the hrst question cor
reetly. two for the second. etc. For In
correct answers Won must subtract 10
for the hrst question. NON, for the acc
ond. eight for the third, etc, Any score
over as " excellent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Brain Game

very Day Is D-Dsy In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
knowledge Test

, What YOU Made ut
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Io-C IHE DETROIT TIMES Wednesday June Il. 1874
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Of the ~

-omeso Room"
Evening star., 1944-08-20

"Air- Conditioned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

20 ACRES Telegraph Rd Frontage
Monroe County wonderful buy Al
tl2b per ac.. terfns.- nlan. llQIl
Telegraph a, Goddard RI Dr 2s38
FROZEN IN THE BANK
Same number % dollars hackvdefer.o.
rated dollars 30 earnings. no future
Don't delay another day switch o.
real estate profits. After NE VHg
comes the Deluge. better save your.
sell Get all the Facts ami Figures
from Mr. Bedford
CLEMENTS Choice lf-arf ~.
baths with sh,~ers 2 incineratuIs
new stoves nets Il price, hnI
former value
FISCHER ipdgan Village ie-ar
"a rms z RENT $ 600 Origins value
1928 00oO. lliness forces sale. on,,
$50 900.
TYLER q apis 2-3 rms New
stoves, new refrg Nets ST. 200 Re
placement bldg. cost SIS 500 Eri.te
price s33 900. About hsif cash
EASTLAWN 30 hne apis 90 rTs
new stoves new iankleEs bat water
-rrT-Pr- rufi rrftT rirng, TrDTFrz tr---
net even a. trivial OPA rents. Abolt
$50 900 down
LAKEWOOD Quality 81 apis {
rms Vac. tubular steel boiler Eaths
with showers Rent $50 O0o Cost
$50 600 90 bmld Qnly $40 600.
terms SO 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
RESORTS FOR SALE

BARGAfN-Lske front bungalow
Detroit Beach G,ass-enclosed porch
living room fireplace '~Q bedrooms
2-csr garage immediate possession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
uoUsEs ron SALE
Owner. Ike Dlrne nnnk go ~ ann

CoLoRED-BETHUNE. 66s good 5.
On; quick poss' HAKMoH ?SBSSJl
splendid rms 81 tons coke
- 900 On; imm. posS HORTON
2o5. large rms. gas h. a ut. low
price. HORTON. 2Ii II rms brk
running water In o rms. good buy
$1,000 dn. JAY 26i2. rms :,
brk.. gar; 1000 dn MARsTON
1898; 10 rms. - !. 81 500 On. Nc.
PETERSON. 1891; rms attic. new
possession. 81 200 IN nth ST
1921 S-rrn. house and 3-rm houae
only 5000 On, 81 500 f0r both.
SMEDLEY, 4f6 r.. Warren, TT i-GfN2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

10 OFFICES
downtown, 1925 NatiorsI 6art Bldg
"oodAard 4 Cadillac So. CT 1850
DOWNTOWN 500 Capitol PARK BIde..
state al 6rn-old 81 " 7740
downtown i+0l 6rstiot
a. Russell ca 1905
WEST SIDE. ssns aiehisan A.e.. a,
Junction. Znd foot LA $500
EAST SIDE, 1880 e. IsNsuon. 81 Con.
nsr ,Opp Hudson Motors. e 03SO
EAST SloE, 6603 Van Dyke. a,
Narpsf. 2nd Floor PL 3ist
NORTHWEST g0ii Cd. Erer A. 10y I'd
Pm. 20l over krsseeSI. ~ 5.ST4
NORIt~tsT. 4l20 Feassll, al Lpsrnoi,
~g0i Campus Hlda Us 3.252,
Hi6HtAND PARK. ia0is wood.ard. 4
Manchester lopp ford's. TO s.852i
stGhlAsD PIX. 900 Murphy eida., i37Oi
- woodward a, G 6rand Ave. TO s.062
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

mOhIGAGES
WHITE. cOLORED MORTGAGE
MONEY. Home Associates ca T3i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Plenty Of sasinss-pisny Material
FOR all nscssssry rsoaits-ssvs on Storm
Saih, lnitde and Outside Doors. Window
Frames, Sash. Mouloinai. TRIM. Ladders.
Sever Crooks ard Fittings, Shelf Lumber
w q. 10. q" widths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
CoLORED-i0cs DOWN

, ,33e.al EyyNAAN b, s.a,! ), 7:o
isi9.ii LYMAN Pr 5.aat' q 7S6
343i 2ith STREET. 2-nat s1.shl
$50 r MONTCALM. l0.Aat. 100000
S2i ~ = Baltimore, lu-daf. $40 Iuu
ls2u-ff HASTINGS. . stores. 4ip 900
Owner i3aS Dune gitt "a gnUg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

GET FIRST CHOICE
New Selected Northern Michigan
Tracts Can or phone Michigan Tax
Service. 1885 Majestic Bldg. Phone
CA es2s
HowELIe-2i0 acre lake farm.
homes large bldgs., timber, lake COZ
tage ana spring fed stream. An ex-
ceptionsl value al $50 81 an acre
20 ACHES timber stream lsrss
$50 ACRE homestead a.. mlles iron,
town Intercepted BY spring fed
" ACRES wooded wei preserved 2
nm house light pressure water, fur
mace ana inside bath IT, barn, silo,
gar. granAry, tool shed aud double
corn crib Price 500 an acre.
l.. II CRANDALL
OPPOSITE HOWELL THEArER
a22 r. CD River. Howell. Mich.
$50 ACREs a. miles from Detroit.
X Commlter tfsins magnificent
ID Greek Revival house fine out.
buildings high production loan
trees. In one family 100 years. A
buy a, s22 600
Another farm - 90 acres a. s w
corner Of Dequindre and Romeo
Roads
Another ~ 80 acres excellent
bLlIdIngz- r-C7r- xry-v----Y--S $3.50
Judson Braewsy Co RIA 300
100 ACRES near ColdWsier. good
buildings. well KEEP, blGgs electri-
hardwood floors black lOam tiled
fairly level well fenced stock tools
private sale Terms, Lena RuHkei.
ColdWater. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
FLATS FOR SALE

KENDALL 223D SIS p. v. H. A.
heat. Dear gar 500.
MONTEREY. iul2 ID y V II
a, hcat, 2-car KsF. $500, Lbetsl
terms
FRED a NAGLE co CA l7i0
LIVERNois-s. MICHIGAN Mod.
era brick i-nat GA douDle lor. oak
fiOofE and nnish separate plants .
garages. RENTS Tor Al6f So
El.sFA REALTY & INVEST GO
62ir w FORT VI i-lilR
MAXWELL. 1891 VAcASr! 5.sS
rms - 500. ~ 800 down. 4. O..
CHERRY III 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
FARM AND LANDS ron SALE
GET FIRST CHOICE,

ACRES. 40: Lake Huron vicinity;
good home site, soil. roads. NJ. ts0s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
A7l5as2}AE saszi@2N
ET95SU1I j

Only those who buy now will be
assured Of an adequate supply Of
coal next winter. II IS a matter Of
FIRST come. nrst seryed II YOU are
the money YOU Eeef 20 lay 10 your
supply Of next wlrl,ers ccal NOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH OFFER ~ - HOURS
We buy coldkd singles, flats. apis.
-cn-nmlzslcn-- Glarantee- CA aG0s.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
n. W SIC. VICTORY. VIZ 7ss70
ALL CASH FOR EQUITIES
Esion-bA dast, Ewes. TO 6-2is7
AT oNcE-cash for your property
singles fats, apartments Edw.
hcnkel, Hammond Bldg. CA 2sb3
CAsH-For c5lore, properties. quick
deals save commission and time
smedley. 40 r. Warren. TIE i-6ls2
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
Proul1y 1850 w Vernon LA 67si
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Royal Oak Farms
See Schatz in Garden City
for Real BARGAINS

VACANT : wear ola. 5-room fulls
modern home on acre basement
furnace large f1orc1 attic 50 $50
electric stove ard refrig avaiShle
MODERN 2-hedropm home base.
r1ent garage 81 300 terms. Or
paved road
CHERRY HILL RI / acre. IN
come, ; rms and bath down 3 and
hath up city water 81 500, terms
NANKiN TWP sroom home
corner lnt fuiy modern on Wayn'
Road we N.e terms
a ACRE bedroom home, cab
floors $50. terms
NANKIN TWP 2-bedroom home
'arEe LOT S0Ni35 good We'll electric
pump SEPTIC tank 81 500 M interest
DEARRoPN TWP 1888 High
view nice home s3eTs. cleo. stove
refrigerator avaNahle
SANKfS TWP WAYNE RI s
go1u home on corner l0'. fully mod
era 2.car garage. s. 975 terms
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RrkL EsTATE WAIVED

Al Co.nur4 casH Hne,s WAITING!
HER HrAL ESTATE
1906 .ar,v. 81 Warren TI 5-535s
q ItTT FE CASH DEAL AT ONCE
A SIDE ~ Italian .seetien
% % cHEHEA 2a5T Grst0t Fl a6s0
4 CASH SALE
,sf claImm8t for YOUR I'm
al. srtlb f,. .as whore in th- e.ov
VIZ srs,rt $3.50 no $500
JOSEPH TlH i2t25 LlNWQOD
s. MODERN large home 90 income,
er0unds. wooded preferred /.
.- I'D to refined sdvertsinF of-
us feft ltof4rf paved strest.
W. wt.sto
ALWAYS AVAILABLE
INF u ri most complete Re7|
estate ana lnslrAhce service.
NHtther hINiaz on SELLING. You can.
-i afford antthing bar the best
iAnerlcr -cd representatives 20 serve
Hrvrr WARREN T. co
isst-etiI Growing
Dime AIDS ca O32I
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FLATS FOR SALE

BAssETI SCH AEFtEH Rt'rk m-
roms BUNGALOW rat
each. tNe ankle Showers ans tt's.
areplaces best roHl. 'rr lfhnI
tioker hest side dntt saras,s
Narsain terms
rtsEA REALTY a INVEST co
62i7 W FORT 81 .lim
RuRNs. ss8-7 BrtNre rooms
spnroor ani BATH e7r 1000
1sces f0r iut, sl1f -rV', rAr
gsfAes owner nv 2s1c
eARDoNl, ilass- t5 e~ teaf
1Ei2s lot THs Vacant rrn'r a'H
mo. rsu, s. BOO Mr Robertson
SELDOM & JOHNSON
CONCORD. 2sai modern nr.k o.
nj nats, az 7TTTF si'',
4-Car eara.r afEe int - 500.
owner, ~ 2s0n
EAsr pEARBoRN Woserr So.
lace brlck dugiee fie features *
pnr. 81 1870 An fEcprtt nal value
GOD Investment Mode Manor COO
Norross. ] blk s. rf fireman
Paved - Ha'rhkis' O. CL t'o9
EAsTLAwN a73 n -.te fats.
D THtHAltf NN'H'f
50 zoo. terms
HOME FARM CORP II 2,ro
FRsKiNE. ?2so 7 rtts p ai 3
rooms EACH garage 50 POO. terms.
owner Fl $500
FERNEY. 3027 nat $ rms -
rsn, 500. fun bNsemcnt SncK sale
wanted
iupsoN BRApwAY co RA $500
HAMILTON KIRBY Nope' maker
converted into 4 spts fuzzy flr-
rished with E'ecfroiuN boxes 80 krr
steam. bes' condition Nm and rN,
monthly income $40 ons $500.
s. unn dnptr
ELsFN RFArTy & tNVrsr co
s2i7 " PORT ~ l.iiHU
WHiTTAKER 49, poor nefH
forces sale sond brick ffu
rooms down. ~ oss fhrHushHl'
new furnace hrrt condition n and
out fararef So COCO r.Hr
IT sft REALTY O. iNt go
e1l7 W. POINT iliH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
COI,ORED

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Exceptional home with 3 becrms
offered 10 person who appreciate re-
fnement. Painted walls. fDli base
ment, hot air heat flowers aud fruit
ireeA Separate entrance irnm front
20 room equipped for beauty shop.
CalI G. r. Flanagan CA 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

COLoRFD- ST JOSEPH rr cne1e
SIX rooms single 500 DOWN ! os-
session soon PlffCE, refr CF-se
SO 81 500 1eEn Have other
houses. Cal TW 2fil3 Private
party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

sew BALTIMORE EXCEPTIONAL,
beautiful Lake -. clair parcel. 26os
$50 city water. etc. wonderful
buaf opportunity. SCHCDLlCH. 30
Man cas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
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HANNAH REAL ESTATE.

CoLoRED BUYS, y. or blvd /
Beautiful rms, si,bO0 On. Vacant
VACANT, 2-fam 81, 81 200 down
2-FAMII.Y sc. S. 500. ST. 700 down
1t-rn. ok stkr SO 600 dp % inc.
EAST END BARGAINS e-room
frame. $500 dn. 4.FAMiLY frame,
81 80 "a 2-FAMIT.Y II. 81 200 On.
I.YsLEs. BROkER