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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

only major league club with
which the great little curve ball
artist performed.
He was second 10 Harder
with Ted Lyons gone 10 war.
Lyons of the White SoX out
diStanccd both with 259 VIC
tories.
Had Bridges been able 70
continue hlS diamond career he
would concevably have budged
mot intended for a pun the
gap Of eight games between ms
record and the coveted 200-mark
with comparatively little diff
Guilty
Bridges won 70 games against
but seven losses on a rauoned
Sunday schedule last season and
when he left 10 serve Uncle
sam he was ia from through
as a major league finger.
Used sparingly." Steve O'Neill
suggests. Bridges would be
good for n couple Of years or
more. Tommy was still n fine
pitcher last year, even II he may
have lost some Of the wtEardRy
boosted when at his peak
He was Q fellow who always
took good care of himself, a
policy that helped prolong his
brilliant career. We could use
him nicely this year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Perch Hum
Is Over
BY DON GILLIES

The perch run on TaWaS Bay is
over for the present.
At least. catches there have
been light all week. due probably
TO inclement weather.
Elsewhere throughout northern
Michigan counties. trout fishing is
reported poor Cold weather all
most continuously the past week
has resulted in few fishermen out
streams high and cloudy and few
good catches reported
Stream conditions are only fair
in Prcsque Isle. NlOntmorcnCy and
Alpcna counties with water tenn
peratureS below normal Stream
levels in this district are high but
clear a few fly haiches have been
noted the past few days
Some streams IN this district
are producing with worms and
SplnnerS. Only fair fishing exists
on trout lakes.
From Gladwin comes word
streams are slightly high with fair
successes the past week on the
Sugar and Cedar rivers IN Glad
win County for both browns and
brooks
The Tobacco River in this area
is furnishing fair brook and rain
bow fishing Waters near Eden
willie are furnishing excellent calico
| fishing on flies
AT Mo. cold weather all week
has resulted in high streams and
slightly roily waters with poor
success reported.
Michigan anglers awaiting the
opening of the Pike Lake fishing
1 season May Is may expect gem
orally poor fishing conditions, an
official state survey revealed to-
daye
The survey compiled from con-
.Servatlon officers throughout the
state. disclosed. however fishing
conditions IN the extreme northern
portion of the Lower Peninsula
may be favorable by Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Fencers viii take part IN the
national championships IN New
York starting next Tuesday d.
PAULA SWEENEY and BYRON
KRIEGER, state and midwest
champions lead contingent d.
others going are SALLYE PICK
EMS. VIRGINIA HOSTETTER
DICK SON C. OR G r
WLODYGA and JERRY BRUCE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Tiger Box Score

Totals 50 z - 10 Totals 80 10 q IA
sEar Tor Richards ir ninth
Rated FOR OycrmIrc in seventh.
R1urt for Gillespie Iu ninth
Ran for swift Ia ninth
DETROIT 100 600 COLI
Sew YORK 00i uOl OOX-5
Runs Cramer. OUTLAW Stirrwelss. Et-
frn. savage BoruWy Runs hatted tn
Levy. Savage nden . Metheny Rich
ards Ffrofs Hemsley. Outlaw Two-hase
hits Hcmscy Outlaw Three base hits -
Tudeu St,ruweiss. Left on bases Detroit
New work s Double play Mayo 70
Hoover to YORK Bases on balls orr Gil
.osrie OFF B0rowy 3 struck out BY
Oyermire ! hy Gillespie I by Borowy 5
Hfs-On Ovcrmilr y IN innings. TN
r.res- Greve. Hubbard and Jones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

OF Atlanta OF the Negro
American League. open a three
game series against Detroit Motor
City Giants Saturday AZ be-
quindre Park a. 3 p. m
Play two Sunday starting AZ ! 80
D. m. . Crackers have won
four out Of SIX . Motor City
took a doubleheader from Chicago
Brown BomberS m their opener
last Sunday 49,. CECIL KAISER
the Suikcout king. viii be- on the
hlll for Motor City IN one of sun
days games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Might Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints m me
Sight Edition unly tne- name a. a horse
which race experts feel Is among ne OUT
standing bets OF the day
The code KEY appear each nigh ln me
Eight star and Red Line editions "a mum
Der corresponding 10 each letter Of the
a phabet
The horse name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION MD rs PRINTED
n CODE Tomorraws c0dc follows
A-2I B-t4 C-2O Dds E-3g F-I GIG
H-ss I-gg I-sS KISS LII M-f2 -
O-6I P-tb Q-3 R-i2 SIS T-52 leo
Wa IA TN
Clip his code KEY n VIII enable you
"a remember the name 81 tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
BORowY STARTS 1T

Borowy started the Yankee
third inning piCmc with single
TO left. Fleet George StirnWelSs
beat out a hunt to Pmky Higgins
for a single and when Bud Me-
theny did the same 10 OVeImlre.
The bases we're loaded.
Ed Levy forced Metheny Bor-
owy scoring. Nick Etten forced
Levy. StirnweiSS holding third
But when Don Savage beat out
a tap to Higgins, StIrnweiSs fin
ally did come home
Then came Lindelrs big three
base whack. scoring Etten ano
Savage.
The Yankees accounted fol
their other marker In the sixth
Hemsley led off with a single &c
left and was forced by Borowy
The latter raced around 10 thirc
on a tWo-bagger by Stirnwels,
and later scored after Doc CramcI
made a sensational catch off Me
theny.
This was part revenge for a
ticketcd three-bagger Metheny
earlier in the game stole from
Eddie Mayo with a spectacular
one-handed catch after run tc
die 367-foot mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Debut tomorrow az Belmont in
a Sprim hasn't raced since
Nov. 10. last year al Pimhco
when he finished second 20 a tilly
AlSab is now a 5-year-old,
third greatest money winner OF
an time S24q8t5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Draft Order
Aid Baseball

WASHINGTON, May II tUP}
Baseball, a no mans land of
selectiye service, took a new lease
of life today as result of MAI.
GEN. LEWIS b. HERSHEY s
new draft order.
Club owners took comfort in
HERSHEY'S statement that few
men over 20
RRENlTIEC. were likely to
O'\G' be called into
the armed forces in the next few
months.
Professional baseballe Ia b 5,
the majors particularly e
studded with players over 70.
Most of the 1S-through-25 probes
sional athletes already are IN the
service. Physically fit young men
still left, however, face induction
in the normal course Of events,
since the new draft regulations
made no provisions for deferment
of athletes.
Professional sports never have
been classified as essential, nor
have they been classified as non
essential.
Since the yardStick Of essential
industry does not apply TO sports,
men 26 and over could be called
up, but the new regulations pre-
sumably would not apply 10 such
athletes until after the draft first
has absorbed the oyer-26 men not
in essential industry who are
volunteers, draft dellnquents or
who leave agricultural Jobs with
out permission Of their boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

1 al n fAtiNA \ viz ~ 'fNAAf -
Meanwhile. Hamtramck lost
three sets in winning from High
land Park at Hamtramck Park,
Al, and Southeastern two in
winning from Eastern at St. Clair
Field, so.
A spell Of undertaking stopped
BEDFORD. At that. BEDFORD all but
won the number one doubles
previously conceded to Centrals
'arvey Snider and Sherman Katz,
Douglas Fritz John Hancock
lad Sd in the first and 81 in
the third when Snider failed TO
find the corners. In the end. Red
ford fell victims TO kratzs court
covering, 6-3, 6-S, 6-4.
The scores
Central BEDFORD . Bill sayres tRed-
fordj defeated Robert Bumenfed tCer-
trail. 90. 90 Leonard Rtnse CO. defeated
Francis Nidrlg tEJ, 6-3 ga Arthur
6-3 81 Doubles Harvey Sn.dcr sherman
katZ CO defeated Douglas Frtz-John
Hancock tRl SO b.s ca. Charles
Oakman william Iicrtenberg tRI de-
leated Phi Appeoaum David Frank Co,
CT los
Hamtrsmck 3. Highland Park Alex
ander HefzecK tHamtramckl defeated
oscar BuyaNan tHishland Park). 6-f
so Henry Ostrowsn CD defeated jim
Fixall (HP) l-6. 6-3 81 DICK Russell
tHl defeated Bob Hun 'HP). go 60.
Doubles Walter Eng sh Arthur Skorupski
(Hj defeated JOHN McVean-Jim Harrison
HPl. 6-1. 60 Bob N0ren-T1m Starritt
(HPl defeated Richard Sunday sam
Shuratt lH1, 90 81
southeastern .. Eastern Bob Robert
son Csouthrasternl defeated George Phipps
Eastern ga. So Bob Woodward tsEl
defeated Earl Autone'l tEl. b-l 90 ~
Trahan (sEi defeated John Rycenga 90,
SO ga IA-I2 Doubles Larry MANI Bob
Mcconnell tSF) defeated Bernard sloan
wolgang ButtenmiieL cd 80 5.e 80
Herb McNulen- ) ohu RttCnie tsE) defeated
Richard Taylor Robert Mazzie tEl, 90
6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Top Prep 9'S BEATEN
BY JAKE BERSoN

with Nike Dattcro pitching q
three-hitter Western beat Wilbur
Wright, 81 Southwestern bumped
Mackenzie, - in a montague
encounter.
Tom holland OF Sacred Heart
turned in the best pitching per-
formance in the Catholic League
as he held St. Casimr 10 one hit
to win, 1870. The losers safety
came in the last inning.
Jack Wiser of Rcdccmcr again
stood out on the mound as the
Lions shut out LourdeS, 40. St
Martin beat ST. Rose, 81 in an
other parish TILT
Twenty-three games are on to-
days schedule i'm The Metropoli-
tan and Catholic leagues
MITROrOIITAN LIAGJE
O. ~ AZ Central Mackenzie Ar Red
Cord sNurtnVesfrf0 at Cooley south
western ~ Western Wilbur NreH' a.
Ch41ssN EtrsItrZ $751; F8as NrrUf. Germ
H.lhand Ftft a N.rf.fr rHdf f3st.
r-u Bt Haunt 1--s trlaet.Tr 40 NIL
Ier Northeastern af DENNY.
tNon IrJtue EHmrs
CNTHorIC ItNGJE
ST. Leo 40 So N4u Nsfmff ST. An
u.ry fHl.taae Ee.t Ie'g ST.
Catherine vs. Catholic Central Belle lsie
4f Mary o. D.. b.ts Palmer
Park. So NaI- r. o vs. Ne Sales Little
rt.t F-.teH.k ts ST. hiHhnusus.
H1Lt' So Thomas t Rose Chand-
ArrHrr.8fn Clement Ten ~ 10
.rH E.n I.r. .-F....a .. $50 Mar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
REIMnNT PAHk

Weather cloudy. track 'aef
First Race Fleet Town Magellan.
Nav Wine Beau quest. Gate Paul.
Cold Bart
F9uuh Race Trade Marx Alison
Peters
Fnn Race spoon Bread Jaqufa.
WIseup.
sixth Race Lassir sue
seventh Race-Jato Royal seaman
like Buii.nger
Fiehih Race Bohem0rd In Range
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Rochester going strong beat
Newark So for sixth in row =.
Syracuse edged out Montreal 81
M 10 frames Jersey lily
lost 10 Buffalo II Toronto
doWned Orioles Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Sports
Harder Feat Recalls
Rr;does Could Have
Reached zoo Soon
By LEO NACDoNELL

NEW YORK MAY 70 When
Mel Harder turned back Tho
Rcd SoN ir Boston "Wednesday
tor his 200th pitching triumph
m tho b.C leagues il recalled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

games with Toronto last year,
which would IN itself suggested
the IS year old still IS we'll
equipped with Nhat-l Il takes 10
win ball games.
Possibly the venerable Connie
Mack was not lust talking
through his IRON hat when be-
predicted TINS was the year the
AfrIetcs were going 10 town
SIS did the As ia another period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

for the Ath-
leticS against
the " hite
SoX seems 10
indicate Con-
ME NJ a C k
knew some
thing W h en-
he lined up
the Lansing
tAiich) po-
tato farmer.
OF course
Luke won u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Cas-. Colts Win

CaSS Techs tennis team won a
practice match al Northwestern
Field yesterday from Ford Trade
School, So as Northwestern took
a non-leaguer from Cooley, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

wars inter
ruptioD OF
Tommy Rrid
yes bid for
a. similar
honor.
Bridge
now IN the
arm y won
1872 games IN
his brilliant
l4-ycar ca
reer with the
Tigers, tn q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Chicago Cubs End:

Thirteen game losing streak
and new m anage.r CHARLEY
GRIMM smiles, says This IS
what we needed 10 give the boys
confidence =. we Won stay IN
cellar long" They beat
Phillies 5-3 MAJOR league
record for straight losses Is held
by Athletics Of 1913 with 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
.NfiImaMkee Rremers:

Retain their AA lead . beat
ing indianapolis 60 have
lost only two games IN Is starts
Toledo shcllackod Mime
apaliS 3D.. Louisville whipped
Kansas City SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Fordson Streak Ended

Lincoln Park High c h . c k @ d
FordsonS winning streak IN base
bali by beating the Tractors yes
terdaV 2-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
rITIIRcHUT DOWNS

WDamfr CT0u1y- fTaCk- f1F'
First Race Rag Time Baby, N Lht
Blow. Merifbi Betty Johnson.
second Race DemawCIet1
Third Race DsinEer NII III VI }.
HOOD Sever Alone BenZedrne. .
Fifh Race pafufi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Weather clear tfatk fast
Second Race Riyerbuuk Magic Eye,
Sutton Place PILOT star
Third Race Signal Corps Rare. Doc
tors nurse Anyway.
FiCh Racc-Bue WINS, HeNoria
Hercules
sixth Rate--Display Flight snake
seventh Race RinCmoud Two -Four
Time Rounco Wayuma
Eirhfh Race Devon Cream Sarau
Red Nrack. Indian sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
YORK FANS

The Tigers first run came in
the opening inning and was made
by Cramer who opened up with
a single. Joe Hoover, next batter,
struck out. but Mayo walked.
York famed on a hit-and-run sign
with the count three and two.
The runners were on their way
and when HemSley's throw 70
third 10 nail Cramer Stormed out
TO left field. Cramcr scored.
The other counter came IN the
ninth. With one out jimmy out
law PLAYING with a lame back
and a black and blue log, laced a
two-bagger 20 left After Chuck
HoStetler fouled out, Paul Rich
ards came through with A single
10 left that brought outlaw scam
pering across the plate
A crowd of 5,407 paid and
1 100 servicomen saw the game
Harold NcwhouSer VIII pitch
FOR The Tigers today with Bill
Zuber going for the Yankees.
The Tigers leave this evening
Tor Boston where they play the
Red SoN Saturday and Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Ome-Armed Winner

MEMPHIS Tenn, May IL UPl-Pete Gray, Memphis
armed outfelder victory Birmingham
in Southern Association today
Gray hit a fifth inning home with
man bas to a o victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Weather clean .-t tsi
SECOND T4gg. c|Frau.f r.r
|rtII Race N8r8Is-
frutih Race sun turtFef
Seventh Race Netffrr Helen Az
.es HHdam1nr PervItt
ElEhih Race-E0uth Bound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Speaking Of former Tigers,
Luke HamlinS five-hit Shutout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Beau Jack Called:

For army induction May 30 by
his Augusta, Ga. draft board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Bedford Net Dream
Ended by Central

Two dream and only today Metro
pOltan high schools their schedule.
Central and RCdod the SIDE title and supreme
FLASHED yesterday at Stopel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Craig made tremendous
study Of how 10 run a golf club
for the benefit of ALL OF the
members" Harmon tells YOU.
while working for him, ! had
rhance IN take several i0irs.
But felt would he better on
To stick around Wood and bene-
~ from his experiences I did
just that and feel now know
about every angle there is to
the job at hand.
LOchmoor iStgiVing 4 Claude
Harmon Day. SATURDAY. aHd s}ac-
ord crowd Of golfers vii be out
10 give the young pro an Official
welcome.
Yes. tho more Ne SEQ OF Har-
mon the more we know Lochmoor
VIII like nun And no one could
help bur like Lochmoor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Copies Craig Wood

Lochmoor Country Club has
signed a young golf professional
named Claude HARMON. whom, We
predict vail make big hit not
only with his own club members
but with the district as a whole.
This is HarmonS first big Job.
and he has been eNcellently
Schooled for II lie is quick 10
tell YOU that after watching the
best professionals in the game. ne
has copied many OF Craig Woods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Hank BOrOWy just
Loves Our Tigers
Wins His Eighth
in Nine Starts
Against Detroit
Ry LEo MACDoNELL

NV YORK, May i2-lIaHiF
Borovy. the Tigers no. 1 enemy,
celebrated his 26th birthday
today
BoroWy Yankee pitcher from
-NeW- Jersey Ala Eordham T., has
something TO celebrate after the
Yankees set down the Tigers,
) to,2. yesterday
The victory marked Borowy' S
fourth OF The season IN as many
starts. ciamorouS even dozen
4 triumphs since Aug 10 1913. lie
won seven IN "A f0W last year
picked up one IN the World
. Series 4es---
Furthermore. IL was BFo"y S
eighth WIN In nine starts with
the Tigers In a two year period
And YOU also can add this to
his marks Borowy has yielded
only three earned runs in 3Si2
innings. One Tiger marker yes
terday was uncarned, being
scored on a wild peg past third
bv catcher Rollie Hcmsley.
STUBBY'S FOURTH
The rout yesterday; evening UP
the series at one all was rather
natbctIc for Steve O'Nellls boys,
especially Frank tStuhby) over
miro. II was his fourth. But up
10 yesterday. Stubby had pitched
pretty good ball
The Yankees got 10 him for -
hits and an of their FIVE runs IN
,lx innings he was on the hill
-Four OF the hits were hunts. the
one-tlme fence busting Yankees
bcwIldering the gulllble Tigers
with this new approach.
Young Bob Gillespie, making
his first showing Of the year
pitched the last two frames for
the Tigers and looked okay lie
gave up one hit, single by
Johnny LIndell.
Lindel also poled a roaring
three Dagger far out m left center
10 bring home two Of four runs
IN a hig Yankee third inning.
The triple was contrast 10 three
singles on bunts in the same
chapter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

YOUNG WOMEN with sorns expert
sncs in detailing, drafting or trac-
ing Small automoiive parts. =. Side
defense plant. Box B-l5s. Detroit
Times 81
YOUNG women Tor labelling and fill-
INK fiaNoring extracts and syfups ,
urht work permanent position. 40
dress Box B.2T5s. Detroit Times. 81.
COLORED bodkkeeper secretary good
pay and steady after,war work Ap-
DIV al noon only. Mr. Isabelle, FOG
lrnhLn RlAr 1908 HrnalNAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Suburbon Reel Esiote for Sale
COUNTRY ESTATES

Make your reservation now for your
ranch type home site large parcels
winding drives. ravines. trees a
beautiful setting overlooking the Plum
Hollow gO,f course close 20 city
-ansporiafion. well restricted low
taxes lOc, down Between sii and Q
Mile RI. on Lahser Rd Salesman on
prop ewes sun Ewes. uN f-4i20
s. c. HADLEY, INC. CA o06o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

GIRLS wanted fpr counter work In
cash and carry laundry Full or part
time Good pay Four-Hour Laun-
dry. 2SOl Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

INDIVIDUAL STYLING $50
1899 Cd. River TiMPA'S no 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

SALESLApIES for Keady-to-wear
ana Accessory Departments. Full
time or part time positions. Apply
Employment Dept, It'll floor. kline's.
l12e woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

DOOR sale. 500 doors, 2-panel ar
all stock sizes. Restrick Lumbe
Co., 144O0 Wyoming. no 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

HAVE farms all sizes In sanilac Co.
OF Lake Huron; also Macomb County
Ell terms. II. II. HUCK, Broker
1870 Chelsea. PR 1880.
so ACRES. near Detroit; good al
falfa: large, new dairy barn. large,
modern residence, other buildings. or
chards; $50 live stock. machinery
extra. slo5 Dexter. Detroit. rf
4-0376.
20 ACRES on lake. in sight OF four,
large barn; 3i1 mi. OF sturgis on
paved road; 40 acres plowland-
Baker. sturgis, Mich.
coLoRED-200 ACREs-2 hotoes,
barns. outhouses. good fertile land /;
30 mi. from city hall. Call
HAMLAR. 5l3 Z. Kirby. TR 2-s54l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Al COlored cash buyers waitingl
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
4764 McGraw. at Warren. TY 5-536e
A BETTER CASH DEAL FOR
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1888 Mack. Al Gray LIZ 0il4
A BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCEl
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F. C. CHERRY. 1851 Gratiot FL COOS
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We buy colored singles. flats, apis.
No commission. Guarantee ca COOS.
ALL Cash FOR YOUR PROPERTY
y w. SEC VICTORY. We 7-ss7o
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CASH for single home, ". w. Sec.
Rountree 1920 Plymouth We $1,000
ALWAYS AVAILABLE
The finest and most complete Real
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Whether buying or selling. you can
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Experienced representatives to serve
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

ALLEN PARK
Restricted: new vacant single : bed
rm. homes; tile bath. tie kitchen,
large furnace, large lot; INN. poss.
FILA terms. AT st0O-AT o63S.
CUMMINGS, at ~ Mile. new 2 bed
room home. 5O-ft. lot. near schools,
bus and stores only $3.50 down.
Miller Homes, Inc, 1888 ldvernois.
no 1926.
DEARBORN 3-BEDRooM HOMES
Large liv. rm.. extra large. kitchen,
fun bsrnt.. not air ut. lots OF beau
tiful shade trees; large lot has been
used d mo-; will take $500 an. bal
snee like rent: located 22s43 cleve-
land, at Summer. Owner, DE $3.50,
TO s-44s4.
DEARBoRN--M Modern home. includes
refrig., stove. 2 bedrms. attic, bsmt.
See model. 2t036 Chicago, cor. Tele-
graph. blks. s. OF Michigan; $500
handles. Ira Hotchkiss Co. DE ITO.
DEARBoRN-vACANTl
Move In Today DE 1855
EVANSTON, i42e2-Custom- built 6
rooms. bricked to roof, insulated. gas
heated. Priced for quick sale. Matt.
ri 2453
FENKELL LAMPHERE
Lovely brk. home. bedrms., new
hot water heating plant: well insu.
lated; lots. 2-car gar: So. 900
Sl.i75 takes equity. balance $50 pei
mo, Horkins. 2lii5 Fenkell. RE
OATS.
FERNDALE--lNMA 3244
=. OF 10 Mite RdE -bihs.-E E. of
Woodward: beautiful 5-rm. bung.,
large attic. bsmt., divided for rec.
rm., tile bath with tub and shower,
tile Kitchen sink, plenty OF cabinets,
large rms. throughout; 45-ft. lot,
paved ST., SIN. DIN. payt. Open daily
10 a. m. 10 . p. N. Owner, TO
s-44e4. III l-4392.
FoRRER, NORTH OF MILE
Brk. bung.. large liv. rm.. 2 fine bed
rms, stoker hit. storms, screens; i'm
mediate occupancy; only 81 900 down.
BRUTON REALTY co. We 1920
GLADWIN. 2544-6. at East Vernon
highway-6-5: basement. furnaces
Sc. 500 81 500 dn4. 3Q-day possession.
saros, LIE OFT.
HELEN, 1923. mr.. Ford Rd .I-3 large
hedrms. tile bath with shower over
tub, tile kitchen sink; plenty of eabi-
nets beautiful livrm.. bsmt. with
large recrtn.. hot air ut. modern IN
every respect; y acre OF rich garden
soil Used mos. will sacrifice: only
$500 dn.. bal. like rent. owner. l772
Arcola. near Ford Rd. DE $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

AVAILABLE Tool. stock CRIB MAN,
white. AZ. IS years experience; Fred
NJ. Johnson, 1928 Cass' -
CEMENT work. Easements dug.
lawns graded. seeded art hauled.
TIE 2-3757.
HOUSE cleanlns service wall wash
ing. paper cleaning. Wrsht Bros,
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