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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Gunner for Awhile

Al first Sgt Coleman was a
gunner In the AIR corps He got
his training at March Field.
Cal. and shipped from the West
Coast 10 Australia, where he
spent a month or more.
I'VE went 60 Port Darwin
and started for Java" the
sergeant recalled. "but had Ia
turn around and come hack
when ~ was learned the Japs
had taken that country.
Then we went 10 India and
I later changed over tn the en-
gineers and started making "A
wreck out of the Himalayas."
The sergeant bumped into
Capt. Hank Greenberg. former
Tiger. In Calcutta.
"Greenberg looked great and
he told me he was doing "A fine
Job" Coleman reported. "He II
in special service. you know.
After I saw him ne was AZ
base from where Bees took
off for Japan. 1 helped build
that base"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

mountains are no footballs Of
the Irish Hills OF Michigan.
But army engineers are
blasting their way through
L. :. Army Engineers can get
through anything. The idea, as
YOU know. il Ia get supplies
through Ia the Chinese. Right
now they are going by planes
The sergeant rs home on his
first furlough since going IN
service in September. 1910, and
is visiting with his mother. Mrs.
Molhe Coleman. 1878 Pingree.
and brother. Chief Specialist
Jules Coleman, who is in charge
of the boxing program for the
naval cadets at University of
Michigan.
Both boys were al one time
pro boxers in Detroit rings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Card Boss
Is Fretful

NEW YORK. July 20 CUP)-
The New York Yankees. thanks to
a three-run homer by Johnny
Lindell. squared accounts with the
St Louis Browns in their big
series for the American League
lead today. but neither team got
an atom OF support from St Louis
Cardinal manager Billy South
worth. who still is not convinced
that his boys will win the pennant
in their own circuit.
While the KEGS were
whiting the St Louis lead 10
two games with a 6 to 5 victory
last night. Southworth was as
fretfui as ever over his Cardinals.
now a fat 1211 games in front in
the National League.
Struggling a discussion Of pos
sible world series opposition for
fear of putting a 'whammy' on
the Cardinals. Southworth said
1T is downright foolish to talk
about such things with matters as
uncertain as they are in baseball.
particularly in a wartime season
like this"
THAT precludes any spocuia-
ton about who may be the
American League winner or
whom would rather play"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Police Post .
Eliminated

Police Post. team which won
20 out of u games in the regular
season, failed To make the grade
in the American Legion Baseball
League playoffs.
Policies fall came yesterday
when Beaudry defeated the pace
makers, 81. in the elimination
series. As a result, Beaudry will
be one of two Detroit representa-
tiVeS in the state tournament.
The second local representative,
however is in doubt. Ternstedt
won from Learned Post, TO, but
Ternstedt is reported 10 have
failed to file an entry blank
Beaudry held a 81 lead on
Police entering the last half Of the
eighth. and withstood the iatter'S
late rally. Walt Mclean hurled
for the winners, with Dave
.AbramSon collecting four hits, and
Ed LubanSke and John Duffer-
mont each getting three.
The hitting of John Celletti,
who had five hits for perfect
day. featured TernStedt's victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Football Due for Comeback in III

WASHINGTON July 20 UP)-Fooball king Of American
fall comeback this especially
large metropolitan with playing fields accessible in
officials of four grdron conferences predicted today
Meeting here the Hotel Statler their fifth annual
venton the officials all members OF the national association
football sounded the of optimism after
viewing survey showing nationwide trend toward
to the game by major colleges this fall,
THE East will football and, result, better
promised Bushnell
intercollegiate football association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Z Chicago Tracks
Raise S4OO,8OO

CHICAGO, July 20 UNS)-A
total of S400,S00 was raised for
war relief at the recent five-day
charity racing meet at Washing
ton Park. Benjamin F. Lind
hein1er. director of Arlington and
Washington Parks. announced to-
day
Each Of the five tracks in the
Chicago area gave up one day OF
h Q regular racing schedule "a
permit the period from July 4
through July 7 TO be devoted "a
the charity fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Hunted Tigers

"That was our recreation in
Assam province near Burma
India bordeT)'. Coleman OK
planned I'VE used To hunt wild
elephants. too.
"The tiger 7 killed weighed
about 200 pounds. We cartcd
the carcass about 80 miles out
Of the Jungle on the back of an
elephant.
The most interesting people
we came IN contact with were
the Nagas (head hunterS). They
worked for us in construction
work. They are a comparatively
small people. hut the men are
-ery muscular. They have
.arong legs. The head hunters
Afe crazy over salt.
we also had many Chinese
,gorking for us. Of COURSE.
Air fields. planes and con-
>truction camps arc closeIy
-1.,sIded against saboteurs, ace
orGing 10 Coleman.
-The Japs drop saboteurs by
parachute In American and
British controlled India" C0.e-
man explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Williams Favored
In Bout Tonight

NEW YORK. July 20 up
Ike Williams, young Negro knock
out specialist from Trenton. n. J.
tests the explosiveness of his
punches tonight at NJ A d o n
Square Garden against Julie ko-
gon. the Connecticut lightweight
who never has been floored in
more than 90 professional bouts.
Williams is a 81 favorite to
win the 10-round bout, and the
wagering is at even money that
he kayoes the rugged warrior
from New Haven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Dougherty 18TH
Lion 10 Sign

Coach Gus Dorais Of the De-
troit Lions professional football
team today announced receipt of
the signed contract OF Don
Dougherty, 205-pound blocking
back.
DoraiS said that Dougherty.
who has been given a medical dis
charge from the marines. was the
nineteenth Lion 10 sign for the
1914 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

that reminded one that he was
not out Of the world entirely.
81 also saw Lew jenkins. In
fact, we were matched to fight
In Calcutta, but Lew couldn't
make il for some reason or an
other. Lew II in the coast guard.
He had come there from Italy.
I noticed he was In the inya-
sion Of France. ] fought a sub
stitute-a native boy.
"YOu nee pitifuI sights in
Calcutta. the result of starva-
ton. 1 saw a little starving dog
gnawing on haby's arm. But
people there don't seem to mind
u. Guess they are plenty used
10 IT,"
One Of the souvenirs the
sergeant brought nome 10 a Sis
ter was the skin Of a tiger,
which he shot himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
SCAREs EN- AWAY

This was only three-fIfthS OF a
second slower than the world
record Her speed apparently has
frightened prominent 3-year-old
colts, like Stir Up and Jlmminy,
away from the rich Arlington
Classic. leaving IT probably a one
two walk-away for the Calumet
entry of Twilight Tear and Pen
Sive.
Had Twilight Tear been en-
tered IN the Kentucky Derby and
PreakneSS. she might have won
those classics. instead of PenSive.
AZ the time Of Pensive'S victories.
II was reported tand later denied
that trainer Ben Jones and Jockey
Conn McCreary both believed that
the FLY was the faster Of Warren
V'right'S two 3-year-olds How
ever. Jones rarely runs fillies
against colts in important events
IN the spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Third Straight
By Girl Golfer

Shirley Spork. 17-year-old Red
ord High School golfer. has taken
another stride toward a sweep
in the seasons tournaments OF
the Women's Metropolitan. She
won yesterday at Lancaster Hills
with 40-38-7S. her third victory
in As many tournaments. The
next one will be played al
Sylvan Glen. Aug. =.
Agnes Bayne of the home club
and Mrs William Falco tied for
second yesterday with 82's. Com
pleting the lineup under 90 were
Mrs William Staley with Sc ano
Helen Busco with 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Golfer Gets Ace

Playing the 149-yard ninth
hole. Guy Bauroth of 1850 Bur
lingame scored an ace yesterday
at .Sunnybrook. He used No. D
iron and finished with 43 for nine
holaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

his shoulder.
They have
heavy, thick
h n u h q o
jungies that
J Oe Lo ! =
would have n
ha I'd tim q
punching his
way out Of
Sgt Coleman
e pla ined.
"and tn 0s
n A nm alaNan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Soccer Star Dead

LONDON. July 20 QNS)-Wim
AndriesSen, internationally famous
Dutch soccer star, died yesterday
in Amsterdam. AndriesSen, 40,
took part in more than Is inter-
national matches. many Of them
OLYMPIC games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Sports
Es-Boser Here Tells
Of Experiences With
Eaataeers- IN Indie
By LEO MACDoNELL

~ say the gong IS rough IN
INDIA. whether or not NOu are
close enough 90 play patty cake
with the JapS, j. colossal un-
reinstatement, c cordlnG 20
NJ SGT. James Coleman OF the
L. s. Army Engineers. on the
Ledo Road. a highway leading
into the more famous Burma
Road. and who wears the
China India Burma patch on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

this year She has rolled MP 10
straight victories. The Calumet
Farms classy lass twice defeated
her Stablemate, PenSlve. winner
of the Kentucky Derby and
PreaknesS. She broke the Wash
ington Park track records for
seven furlongs in winning the
Skokie Handicap July Il, in ]
minute - 3-5 seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
SOLD WHITE CLOUD


Sorensen is the former ownel
On White Cloud. 6l-foot cutter
which won the Chicago-Macknac
race when sailed by Joe Snay II
1912.
SorenSen sold her TO George
Sollitt If the Chicago Yacht Club
and said at the time ne would be-
back in the sport with the fines
ship in the business.
The writer has watched Good
News in the Nassau and Havana
races-spcnt time aboard her or
trip IN the Bahamas and with
out any compulslon must say
Skipper SorenSen has got himself
one of the grandest jobs evel
built
She can GO in any kind OF
heather and with any kind of Z
crew should make Charley forget
the rubbing ne got after White
Cloud finished back in the cheap
seats in some of the races in De
troit when the weather got light.
White Cloud Just Sulked when the
zephyrs came
Order of finish IN Port Huron
Mackinac race.
Manitou Vuesse BhtZen Bangalore
Pintati. Warrior, Apache. White Heather.
kathmaT RangoOn. Estreliita. ReveIry.
Josephine Ill. Last straw Mink Rambler
VII, Meteor IT. Stormy Petrol Margaret
l. Kttiwake. Adonde. RI Chrome and
Dor1ack
Kittiwake Bob Neesiey schooner took
the Yerkes trophy the winning
schooner Tor the second year ~ row
len Fan on the Dock Jerome.
Glenn Garter. Nate Neesley and Harry
McGladdery made W her crew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

first and second
in the Mack
mac race this
y @ a T, a r G
Sparkman and
Stephens d e.
signs.
So are Mani
tou, 81 = o o I
yawl of Jimmy
We. first
boat 10 finish,
and Bitten. 90
foot cutter of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

{ b er t in
Calcutta.
Eve gave
CI udette' a
ride I'm a rick
sha, +" Col O.
man laughed.
"She had a
lot OF fun
out of IL. IL
W as things
Xix sc seeing
III n X "A n a
~ an ~ "A fto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
SOrensen Sails Again;
BuvS YaWI Good News
BY GEORGE Z. VAN

MACKINNC ISLAND July 20-NeVs Charles F.
back racing the OF the 64oot yaw
vocal Macknac
sailors today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Twilight Tear May
Make Turf History
BY JACK CUDDY

%FW YORK. July % CUP)-
Perhaps its due 10 the leap year
influence that the ladies have
been figuring 80 prominently IN
the news of late politically and
otherwise. Among the otherwise
we certainly must include a cal
n. med Twilight Tear current
toast Of the turf world
Right now Twilight Tear rs the
hottest thing or hoofs II she wins
the $4,000 Arlington Classic AT
ChcagoS Washington Park Satur-
DAY. she Is virtually certain 10 be
voted ne Top 3-yrar-old of 1914
She may be- acclaimed the horse
Of the year" and she viii have
entered "a hJd a. least, for future
consideration AS the most notable
fills OF an wme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

is rated as tops in the develop
ment of fast (and comfortable
cruising boats
Clete WellingS NiteSse and loot
Gmeiner' Apache. which placed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
40 FILIY CHAMP

so flIy over has been named
champion 3-ycar-old Of any year,
although racing has produced
some mighty sprightly females,
ranging back 10 Miss Woodforh
tfoaled in lss0l and including Re-
grct. only Guy ever 10 win the
Kentucky Derby She turned the
trick IN 1913
T1c Tear long Su.ding. hay
daughter Of Bull Lea -lS rarity
among race mares because Of
achievements already registered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Saw Movie Stars

The sergeant also saw Capt.
Melvin Douglas and Claudette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

Ernie Crates and Murphy Knapp,
third of the fleet of II starters to
get here.
Good News was built by Nevins
in New York and came out IN
1899 and finished in front IN the
Miami-Nassau race. but was dis
qualified for a course error.
Two weeks later she won the
st. PeterSburg-Havana race. Bob
Johnson tof the johnson and
Johnson Pharmaceutical Coz was
her owner and the story goes that
he spent a 100000 for her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Wins ), Still
NOT Claimed
By LEWIS ". WALTER

AllfiF ilNNf WI ~ ifVA -
claimed al the Detroit track dur
INC the present meeting. but H.
year-old Erin Torch. one of three
that have won five races here this
season, keeps winning without
any one putting a claim in the box
and leading him away 10 a new
stall.
Black Badge and Cherry Crush
are the other two which have won
five races. No one gets a chance
70 clam Black Badge because he
IS the handicap king of the track.
But the~4-year-old Aethelstan
III gelding. Cherry Crush, has run
for four different owners here.
He started out the meeting for
T. {. MelroSe, then ran for An
tony Graffagnini, won three races
for Mrs. r. II. Beezley and was
claimed last time out for 5000
by Fred Pohl Jr.
STAYS AT HOME
While Cherry Crush is chang
ING stalls so fast he never has a
chance to get acquainted with any
of his owners, old Erin Torch
stayed right in his familiar stall
with the stable of p. l.. GrisSom
and Harold Sherman of Detroit.
emerging occasionally 10 win an
other race.
When he galloped 10 his fourth
straight victory In the first race
at the Fair Grounds yesterday II
was the seventh time i'm his eight
starts this year he has been sec
ond or better.
Erin Torch came from behind
10 win by two and one half lengths
from Better BY Phar and leave
six others behind in 1:13 2-5. As
usual, he was the favorite, this
time paying $3.50 straight.
Erin Torch has won SIS. $50 so
far this season. Last year ne won
six Of his Is races and $6,675. 1t
was the same story last year.
SMALL GOLD NINE
GriSSom and Sherman have
been working a small gold mine
in Erin Torch ever since they
claimed him three or four years
ago for $1,000 from Charles r.
Fishers Dixiana Farm, which
bred this sturdy old son OF
Torchilla and Irish Polly.
There are a number of ways in
which owners keep others from
claiming their horses.
Some go around sobbing about
how attached they or their wives
and klddies are to some particu-
lar horse, how they'd quit racing
if some one took their pet.
Others hint darkly of infirmi-
ties. wall about how their horse
is on the verge of breaking down.
The Grissom-Sherman combina-
ton doesn't have TO go in for
much of this. Erin Torch's age is
the barrier which stops most of
the haltermen.
They don't seem ready TO take
the gamble. even for the $3.50
tag, mighty cheap for a winner,
which hung on Erin Torch yes
terday.
Track attaches who know. how
ever. say Erin Torch, despite his
Il years, is sound as prewar
dollar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

ihi 7 W a. iif
tAlt = ID
ttrf T1C EH 50
EuH-syf taIn
or same
last League
q nEh . Pin 3
ff| p Wmfp e.
81 r q An d..
Iutst Teagus
AUsv 70 psE 2
Win g. iar
Tfen s-iA, Iork 2-is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
] Run, 0 Hits, 3 Errors

Errors Kuhel Wyatt. Terrell York
Orengo Runs Leonard Hostetler Over
mire Two base hit Leonard Sacrifice
hits Myatt swift Left on base Wash
inRton s. Detroit 10 Bases on balls
on Leonard L. struck out nv Leonard
! Hit by pitcher -OrenEo. Passed ball
Eerrsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
PrOnliSSOry Notes
Ruin Schools Aria

The MehlberG College Of Drama
and Voice Production today APP
peared 10 have carried in the wake
of its swift descent from academic
heights, notes tpromicSory, not
uuSICatt t0tafInZ S2SfS.3377, signed
by 10 former students and held
by the Doty Discount Corp.
The finance company. 10 which
Ernest e. Nehlberg had turned
over the notes after he was con-
vlcted and fined $50 for operating
q school without a license. brought
suit against the 13 defendants
When Common Pleas Judge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
Woman Takes Poison,
Dies in Trailer Plant

Funeral services are being ar
ranged today for Mrs. Pauline
Kowalski, q. of Al Gambler, High
land Park. who took poison yes
terday at the Fruehauf Trailer
Co, 10940 Harper, where she was
employed.
Mrs Kowalski died after she
had taken the poison in the pres
ence of several fellow employees in
the women's rest room of the
plant. Police were told that her
husband had died recently and
that she had been worrying about
her health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
ISnOre'In MON.
IS. Advises

DetroterS were advised today
20 ignore appeals Tor funds for
the Army and Navy Union
because the organization operates
without sanction of military or
government officials.
The Better Business Bureau
asserted that The organization
paid high commissions 10 proies-
>I0nal promoters and used Illegal
pY0chboard> 20 obtain funds
Col $ y Rins,dorf command
ng officer ot the army'S Sixth
Service Command and Capt NJ
r. Wortlcy commanding officer
of the Second Naval Reserve
Area issued a Joint statement
repudlaung the organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
Succeeds in Suicide

WASHINGTON, Aug p INS)
Phyllis Murray. -, government
worker who attempted suicide
Sunday by eating rat poison. then
jumping from l0O-foot cliff, is
dead today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25

Watts heard Olga Jacobson. 10
Of 6l70 Field. describe the cur
riculum al the school where
among other things. radio al
legedly was taught without micro
phones and stage technique with
out stage. he decided the loan
brokers had mo cause for action. "
Hearings on the remainder OF
the suits were adjourned, but
Doty attorneys indicated they
would appeal
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
Grateful Father
Enters Polio FIGHT

Cntll today. il was women alone
who made up Detrolt's mercy
line that long hne Of volun-
teerS in the battle against infan-
tile paralysis
They gather. these volunteers.
hundreds al a time. IN The mobil-
cation room at 2l56 National
Bank Building, where they regis
ter with the local chapter Of tho
National Foundation for Inlantle
Paralysis
Unexpectedly the FIRST man
. appeared in that line
MIDDLE-AGED MAN
lie was grave. mlddle-aged
man in business clothes. When
his turn came. after a patient
wait he said
MY name II =. ID Bailey. I
am n business man and my
offices are I'm the Bull Building.
I am ready 10 give all the hours
possible TO assist I'm giving these
sufferers the Sister Kenny
treatment"
He was referred 10 Abncr
Larned. chairman Of the chapter.
who was the first to hear Bailey
reasons for volunteering.
TELLS HIS STORY
Larned suggested that Bailey
tell that story 10 the scores of
came home 10 us after gradua-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
New Yorker Elected
W Commander

CHICAGO, Aug. % QNS)-
Jean a. Drummer. a real estate
man of Forest Hills. y. Y today
was the new commandcr-in-chlef
Of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
At the concluding session Of
the 18th annual encampment the
veterans urged adoption Of uni
verSal compulsory military tram
ing for the youth OF the natf0a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25

Order l0c United states War
Savings Stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25

ton from college. She enlisted
At once in the WAVES and was
the happieSt girl in the world
when she was at last notified
To report for service.
ION that very day. however.
she was stricken with infantile
paralysis. She was given the
Kenny treatment at once. II
was persisted in until last
December.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
MIRACLE ACHIEVED

a miracle was accomplished
by faith and proper treatment.
Jane il A. well today a. she
vas before. You can imagine
the rejoicing in my home.
That il why | want 10 do
what I can. l know this II
fight that can be won"
The polio epidemic showed nc
abatement IN Detroit today The
board Of health has reported -
new cases tins week. bringing the
total for the summer 10 l52. SIN
deaths have been reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
MIDDLE-AGED MAN
TELLS HIS STORY

Larned suggested that Bailey
tell that story 10 the scores of
came home 10 us after gradua-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING
AUTO TOPs-Busines coupes con-
verted 70 5-pass. coupes. General
Top a Trim. 3036 Fenkell. UN 1880
CONVERTIBLE tops. opera seats and
cushions custom rebuilt Dumping.
painting and complete mechanical re-
pair Eari's Collision Service
i0627 MACK--LE 1894
COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDING
30 Seward TR 2-ps02
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
FRED FORD

NO siso eSss LIvERNoTs
CHEVRoLET--Tn. sedan. 1890, spot
Lights. full plates, classy JOB $3.50.
Sis5 down.
BERT BAKER
GRAND RIVER AT LIVERNOfs
CHEVRoLET--ig40 2-doors and 4
doors; 10 20 choose from radio and
heater, original tires. As low as S219
down.
FLOYD RICE
1885 LlVERNoisz FORD DEALER
HEADQUARTERS for chrysler prod.
vets. Chrysler bet Co. 5000 cas-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
SEWING MACHINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a BETTER cash price for
all furniture. Call Farris
Bros. TIE 2-5373.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
,lESoRrS ron SALE
LITTLE FARMs roR SALE

ACRES 5-van Dyke-f5-Mile Rd
Come out Sunday. New subdivision
b-acre plots good garden land all
paved frontage Mr. Schedlbnier
'Pi 42s3. j. w. CARNEY. 1922
CHALMERS
ACRES, 7. cleared. ready to plow
levan Rd. mr. Schoolcraft: S225 dn.
Newman salesman. Schooicrar. cor.
stark Rd, J 10 = daily. RI 0333
ACRE plots on pavement. Good soil.
$500. City or suburban lots together
a. bargain prices. your terms from
owner no 095s
BRICK rooms bath 1 acre barn
- 800. terms OF 1898
DANDY 5.RM HOME WITH cOM-
pLETE PLUMBING. inlaid linoleum
IN rms. = acre fronting on Van
Born; small chicken house 500 an
81 mo. GROSSMAS cor Van Born
and Wayne Roads Wayne s2o
ELEVEN MlI.E-HARPER - a acre
bots. good garden soil city water.
close 10 school. churches and stores
] }. Hllock. 223l7 Mack Ave. Rose
vile 0202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Ford q Canton Center Rds

Z 3 acre pisces. one on Canton Cen
tef Rd. ready for planting. $3.50
down Salesman on property sunday
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e HADLEY- INC 6, f.s.ta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Suburban Reel Esiaie Ser Sole

a COMPLETELY MODERN BUNGA-
Low In restricted section convenient
To school and bus; only $3.50 fun dn
payment. GROSSMAN, 32023' Michi-
gan Ave. fJust w. of Eioise.) Wayne
303 or Wayne 900