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Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05

; The Exchange Telegraph agency,
reporting the Rumanian evacuation
order, said German troops were
hurriedly throwing up Notifications
along the southwestern bank of the
Dniester river. At last reports the
Russians were only 85 miles from
the Dniester
Travellers arriving in Istanbul
from Sofia following restoration of
railway communications between
the two countries said the Bulgar-
ian political crisis had reached a
climax with the failure of all ef-
forts to form a coalition govern
ment.
TENSION GROWS
Opposition members, particularly
former Premier Nicholas Mushanov,
have refused to join any coalition
government, the travellers said. They
either did not or could not confirm
European reports that a pro-allied
coup led by Mushanov has over
thrown Premier Dobri Bojilov and
his pro-axis government
Best-informed Bulgarian circles
in Istanbul cautioned that no
change could be expected in Bull
garia's pro-axis policy for the mo J.
ment, though the Russian advance
may bring an eruption.
Radio broadcasts from Ankara
and France said parachutists were
dropped in Rumania yesterday. The
Turkish radio reported they were
intended to create confusion, while
the Nazi-controlled French radio
said the parachutists landed to
organize local forces in sabotagins
the Nazi war machine.
There still was no confirmation
of a Stockholm report that a pur-
portedly pro-allied coup detat over
threw Premier Dobri Bojilov and
his cabinet in Bulgaria. An uncon-
confirmed report from Madrid said
that a government crisis had led to
the resignation of the premier and
that new cabinet was being FORM
ed. This source also said that Prince
Continued on page 6, col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05

lie statement early in 1943 that the
name WAC was unfortunate" and
would likely hold down enlistments.
Developments since then have
borne out my prediction he said.
The psychologist praised the
names of other auxiliary services,
and added that WAC uniforms are
fine, and so are the women wear
ing Them With regard to the
charges against WAC garb he said:
1T is far easier to change the name
of the women's army corps than to
change the uniform. Anyway, it's
the name that matters"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
Dry Spot.Sets
Rain Record

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5. (UP)-
A spot in sunny southern Califor-
MIA set a national rainfall rec
ord in January 1943, the u. S.
weather bureau confirmed We'd
nesday.
War restrictions had held up
the official disclosure.
The 2583 inches of rain that
fell in the San Gabriel mountains
25 miles east of Los Angeles in
"a hours between January % and
January 90, 1913, broke the U. S.
mark, regional director Floyd D.
Young said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
Berlin hastens
Evacuation

ZURICH, Jan. s. CUP)-Travelers
from Berlin said Wednesday that a
mass evacuation of the capital was
under way and that the population
was taking in dead earnest the
Allied threat to wipe the city off
the map
Since Monday, overcrowded trains
have been leaving Berlin in an TN
broken procession, most of them
headed for central and south Ger
many, the travellers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05

and still maintain the American
standards
"I believe that this menace could
be avoided if reciprocal tariff
treaties, when negotiated, were re-
quired to have senate approval" !"
league said.
league urged the council to con-
tinue its policy of acting only on
broad legislative branches affect
ing agriculture, such as tariff and
inflationary controls, but he warned
against ANY attempt to handle in
dividual tariff schedules of price
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
Sovont Says WAC
Sounds 'bronxkV'

PITTSBURGH, Jan. S. CUP) -
The name WAC Sounds like a
Bronx cheer no matter how sWeetly
it was intended" DR.. Donald An
derson Laird, Observation-Disclosures
psychologist of Middle Haddam,
Conn.,, told the Pittsburgh POST
Gazette when questioned about the
failure of the women's army re-
cruiting program to attract more
women.
Two senator's in Washington
charged that the uniform of the
women's army corps was at fault.
But DR.. Laird referred to his pub
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
Farm Council Leader Warns
On Dropping Tariff Bars

CHICAGO, Jan. 5. (UP)-
Charles c. league, Santa
Paula, Calf, warned the Ma,
tional Council of Farmers Coopera-
tives Wednesday that repeal of U.
S. protective tariffs may become "a
greater menace to this country
than subsidies
league, president of the coun>il,
said he could not understood how
the United States could import
products from countries of low
wages and low standards of living
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05

Ing TO create QlSCfuSt OF Cne SOVleI
union among voters in the United
States.
Pravda charged that Willkie was
trying to appeal to the majority of
Americans who are sympathetic to
Russia and also was "currying ia
vor" with anti-Soviet elements in
America.
The newspapers political COM
mentator, Daniel ZaslavSky, who
wrote the attack on Willkie, center
ed his fire on recent article writ
ten for the New York Times by
the one-time Republican presiden-
tial candidate, in which Willkie
urged Americans not to SOW dis
trust of Russia.
Zaslavsky charged that the arti-
Gle had created exactly the opposite
effect and accused Willkie of mud
dying the water" of Soviet-Ameri-
can relations.
BALTIC PROBLEMS
He expressed particular indigna-
ton at WILKES discussion of the
problems of Finland, Poland, and
the Baltic countries.
Warning Willkie to stop playing
politics with Russian problems, Zas-
lavSky wrote:
ut is time to understand that
the Baltic problem is an internal
affair of the Soviet Union in which
Mr. Willkie must not meddle.
Whoever is interested in such
Continued on page 6, col. q
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
THE WEATHER

FORECAST FOR IMPERIAL
VALLEY-Increasing high cloudi-
ness Wednesday night and Thurs
day, clearing again by Thursday
night. Little change in tempera-
ture wednesday. Slightly cooler
Thursday. Somewhat warmer.
Wednesday night. No frost.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
REPORT FLU CASES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5. CUP)-
Physicians and clinics in 81 Cali
fornia counties reported 4788 cases
of influenza for the week ending
Dec. 81, the state department of
public health announced Wednes-
day. Complete reports for the pre-
vious week showed 1921 cases re-
ported. Figures from q counties
were not included in the current
report.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
WOULD DRAFT WORKERS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. CUP -
Chairman Andrew j. May, CD,
Kentucky, of the house military
affairs committee was on record
Wednesday with warning that a
national service bill for drafting of
workers would be given committee
approval if labor strife mounted.
He told a press conference yester-
day that if the situation developed
to the point where action was
necessary draft legislation would be
brought out by the committee
promptly"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
z AMBLINe
~ EPoRTER
Telling Again

Telling Again
AT a benefit dance for servicemen
in BraWley not long ago there was
great excitement over a prize that
was to be given some lucky person.
And who won the prize, do you
suppose? None other than Miss
Citha Lamson!
A mammoth package glittering
in festive wrappings and ribbons
and bows was placed before her.
Every watched her tear off layer
after layer of paper.
A baby buggy finally emerged
from all the paper. For MON ut
Ci was stunned. Then she made a
brisk announcement.
We'll just auction this Off" she
said while her friends came near
expiring with merriment, "and
turn the money over to the service
mems benefit
YOU can't get ahead of Ci. She
made all her bowling friends bid
and bid and bid.
The Last Laugh
Sheriff Robert w. Ware felt
pretty superior when told about the
trouble Judge Elmer Heald had
with one of those new tangled
fountain pens. The judge, you
Continued on page 6, col. %
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
INSIDE INFORMATION
WASHINGTOl

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. tUP)-
Second front note:
Small placards offering free rides
to the customers on the day of
Hitlers funeral have been disap-
pearing recently from Washington
: taxicabs.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
Russians S Speed
Trap. to Snare
Million Germans
Reds Near Last Line for Nazis
To Use Our Of Dnieper Bend;
Extend Smashes TO Black Sea

MOSCOW, Jan. 5. (UPl-The Red army slashed deep
into the flank of 100000 Germans threatened with en-
trapment in the Dnieper Bend Wednesday, driving
spearhead 30 miles below Belaya Tserkov and another
within so miles of the Odessa Lwow railroad the Nazis
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
BUYS CANADA WHEAT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. CUP) =
The war food administration re-
ported today that it had arranged
for the purchase of more than
10O,000,000 bushels of Canadian
wheat for use as livestock feed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
Advance Of Reds
Stirs Widening
Pro-AIIY Moves
Political Crisis in Bulgaria
Reaches Climax with
Street Fighting Seen in Sofia

LONDON, Jan. B. (UP)-Rumana has ordered all
civilians to evacuate Bessarab because of the approach
of the Red army, an Ankara dispatch said Wednesday,
and peace demonstrations reported spreading
through Adolf Htler's Balkan satellites.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
Russ Communists
Hit at WiIIkie

MOSCOW, JAN d. -CUP 1.-THE Official Communist party
newspaper Pravda Wednesday accused Wendell L. Wike
of "doubedeang in American politics and of attempt
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
HITLER FACES UPR|SINGS in BALKANS
President Calls
Board to Study
Rail Wage Plan
Special Emergency
Board RecOnyenes:
Green Hits "Talker"

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.
(UP) : President Roosevelt,
the White House announced
Wednesday, has reconvened a spe-
cial emergency board to consider
overtime pay claims by the Is non-
operating railway labor unions.
The action was designed to break
the wage dispute deadlock between
the incorporating employees and
carriers which resulted in a strike
threat and government seizure of
the railroads last week.
CONVENES BOARD
The president issued an executive
order reconvening the special board
which previously had recommend
ed sliding scale increases of 4 to
10 cents an hour.
Mr.. Roosevelt previously attempt
ed to arbitrate the dispute himself
but as White House statement
put it today, the incorporating rail-
way employees had refused to ac-
cept the presidents arbitration of
the overtime issue except on con-
ditions to which the carriers would
not agree
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. CUP =
AFL President William Green to
the contrary Notwithstanding, there
would have ben a railroad strike
last week if the army had not
seized the carriers, two rail union
chiefs asserted Wednesday.
"The only thing that avoided a
strike" they said, was the taking
over of the railroads"
STRIKES AT "TALKER"
Green, in statement criticizing
the Informed source" declaration
that threats of steel and raj
strikes had prolonged the war, as
serted Monday that the rail strike
Continued on page ), col a.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-05
WEATHER

Maximum Tuesday Sc, minimum
Wed. 81; am. Wed. Al, humidity
80; noon Wed. So, humidity so; 5
pm. Tuesday 63, humidity Sc.
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

81 ACRES 90 love land on 4 ~,
main highway 80 miles vest of(Tol
Ueto d }ot\V5 mlies\ Wom petNN
intr1Om h0AsF slate MN Darn Nhp
go \M 6thfA \uubIidIng 11 atirA
uf gtnwtnE wheat fatm is laa cG ior
nif nov dfiiNng ON ncighb0ring farm
Prize Niln acre Phone owner.
7fs5F1g WAYNE Micn- ot vfIfe
9sflJ Florence RID No i> Watnr.
Wirb
80 ACEf- 0n main highway J0 mlt,
from CTS Hafl new barns Nf@
--lo az steel stsuthi1ns new corn
crib chicken house also naw fences
1-tpom house running water. 5-piece
bath all modern c0nventences SIS
500 terms Call lwner VI. $500.
until ewes sundays DE. 1880
$50 ACRES Wen fenced-b tom ard
grains Isn1 sever and p four
m n noIse new barn river 4. II
Taylor, Grovsrhlli, ONO.
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AupHoLSrERING

NREUPHoLsTERY ADVERTISERS
IN THE DETROIT TIMES SUB
SCRIBE To THE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS; REUPHoLsTERY
SERVICE SHALLiNcLUDE STRIP
PING TO BARE FRAME. SPRINGS
RETlED. FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHERE NEG
ESSARY
FOR hne upnSislering. call Crane Up
hosteung. $3.50 Mack PLAZA All.
CALL BERKS rof quality uphol-
steering lcos3 cd River no 206s
Al UPHOfSTERlN choice covers.
Fidelity upholstering Call OR 07so
Top GRADE Materials Fair Prices
1870 GRATIOT ARLINGTON 0ss3
FfNE QUALITY UPHoLsTERfNG
2-pc $50 80 BEHRMAN'S, TY 6-7a7s
LET FAMOUS restyIe and rebuild
your 2-pc. suite. CAN TO. $500.
quality upnoisteung, tow prices TW.
LILO 2955 Dawson.
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Furnished Room. Ior Rent

HIGHLAND PARR, Laf-e ir-Nt E
beautifully furnisnaf 1nersp ine
close CbrNsler Ford % sen,iemeN
IoWnsend 6-s62e
~ SALLE BOULEVARD AnraC-
lively furnished rnam ir'' ish
home gentleman excellent ffans.
poriation Tyler $1,000
POPLAR 2030 oGrpnd ENeu At
itractiVe, warm room tnri gene
rrman rEmple 2-a3is
BEDFORD Winston 1885 a'ftst-
tive room modern DonNfnirnrrs
excellent TRANSPORTATION Efrfef'en
1929
SAWYER Ie020- soutbpeld Warren
attractive room suitable I"o, fea'
sonabie Cedar 1898
VANCOUVER : GRAND RIVER
Comfortable Pnlm lady exec lent
transportation Tyler Z 26u3
VINEWooD- Scoyei Comfortanle
sleeping room ladies preferred
convenient transportation TN le
: 1928
WEEKLY rates SO single. 80 double
Continental Hotel $50 SprDat. ne
tween Pafh AMI eass clifford 1878.
COLORED Furnished room on OAK
land car line Tor single gentleman.
Trinity ! T3f7
COLORED Respectahle sober work
INK sentlemRn 10 share dormt1iy
Private locker Must be neat anr
reliable Working DAYS Can Trinity
p 039 II 30 a. m 20 u m
COLORED East Warren furnished
room refined gentlemen. conven-
lent transportation Temple 232l2
COLORED Respectable gentleman
share large room. separate beds
Trinity 24iOf
COLOREn Belmont, neatly urnlshed
nm eN transporiation. TO, b-32Aa
COLORED-P Private room Tor single
gentleman Temple 2lsh0
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

cOWAN RID. ur. Wayne Rd.-T-rm.
ranch house, modern; chicken
house, f1csr, hot air heat. orchard.
ga acres, $4,000 terms. PrOulx,
i3iO w. Vernon. La. $751;.
PRICE SLA SHED BECAUSE
OWNER ALREADY IN ARMY -
Dandy f-room home, including com
plete plumbing situated on 2 large
lots | block 10 school and shopping
center Price includes electric stove
Total price 81 5s5. Sf5 gives immedi-
ate possession. balance Of down pas .
ment financed GROSSMAN 3.f2
= Telegraph, between. Michigan ann
kan Born. Dearborn 1885 or
Nayne e20 Ui,
Wv. SAVE TIMELGAs- TIRES,
Phone for complete descriptive list
OF improved little farms
A FOLKER Of. i5il
sCHOoLCRAFT. mr. tckles Rd 2is
acs si35 handles. bal easy New
man. Joy cor. lnkster Rd RE-. 03j3
or CHI 1850
y ACRE good soil modern ?
bedrms fun basement, near bus
school. shopping prepare for your
garden now only S2sD down
A FoLkER DE. l5tl
sOx273--sewer. water. gas. walks,
Ss75, near ~ Mile and Woodward.
Judson Broadway Co. RA. 300.
l5sx26O Best land 81 miles from
Detroit City Hall. only S345. ca
1900 tt 2-6i7q Realtor.
COLORED women war workers. after
the war what? A layon Protect
yourself and family by raising your
own food $3.50 gives deed Address
Box B2596. Detroit Times, De
troit ~
COLORED-Cmcken farms. $3.50 M
Inquire AZ Rev " Lewis. $40
Belmont. TO 5-s760
COLoRED Little chicken farms,
west side bargains Jones Broker
columbia lOl0
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Suburban Reel Estate Tor Sole

Low pOWS PAYMENT COMB lNFu
WITH Low MONTHLY Pay.
MfNIS charming rev modern bun
EsI0W with bath shower and 'uh
sfsi GETS 4 DEED 81 30 monthly
sROSsMAN cor Van Born and
WAYNE Reads or S2023 Michigan ave
lust west of Eioise WAYNE eij0 OF
...r. FrN
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OFFICE CLERKS


OFFICE CLERKS
APPLY ~ PERSON
UNITED STATES RI BBtE co
$3.50 CASS AAf-
Ns WooDW Arr. GRAND HiVp
OFFICE POSITIONS OPtN
IEpsfs also clerks flf genera rHIre
w0rf Fu'' time m 0Ue rr Pr
tJoN finest buildings ApplF pri
sonnet 0ept $ kRtSGE go
2T27 SeroDc avenue
PRFSSERS MEMBERS Ton rates
piece work experienced OF ueN.
perenced Apply Michigan Modern
overall Cleaners $3.50 Roscia"e.
Hoearth s3ll
PRODUCE CLERKS
mnlues We VIII train yoU & Q4aa
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F.NPERlENC Ep >colored girl wishes
sundry ana cleaning IS. cariate
Trinity 2-235l
EXPERIENCED Colofed lad, wishes
laundry and cleaning 50 car fare
Trrp pos
EXPERIENCED roio~rd su-arouna
- '0 stay nishis S25. Tyler
f-aaS3 q tort,
Reliable cglorea ndy WISHES aay
HHh fnf Nilnesdsy shd Thursday
Temple i.nHl6
WALL. washer ihorouehly eNpefi
cnrsd dnnc TFatA hest OF refer
entas ltunitN 2-u97f .l.,
COIORFD sN wishes |daN Work a.
fce 'esmns reliable Trinity l-0377
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LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ANCHOR Ray REACH room cot.
tsge iot 5oN2n0 sand beach
owner cA 1900 TT 2Gi7e
CLINTON RIVER 1ox3oO n,h and
DIS IDEAL domestic Sfg5. terms
owner. O. 5000 TT. sf1q
ST CLAIR RIVER 50 n loi Sqe5
nNnnL CA ilnm IL ..atl4
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HOUSES FOR SALE

cOLoRED = Granny: 2-fsmily saT-
saln Sc. steam heat. clean;
$500. 81 600 down \Arndt 2-famik
SIS; hot air outside TO be painted
S6 500 81 300 down Clairpotnte
good Investment 7,room house /,
bedrooms $4,000. $1,000 down. 500
per month Maple modern rooms
clean 81 200 500 down Vsllient
Fl 1851
Colored 7-Day Possession
lith St north Of Fenkell. s rms
one floor NerS good condition. Brick.
cote. storm windows stoves and fun
niture bargain no basement. TO
s-f2ai
cOLoREp/5 FERRY ST AUBlN
section n cottage with hath and ga
rage = ONLY 81 500. $500 down
HAMf.AR -5i3 r. kirhy--TR 2s54
COLORED-W CD. BLVD. Milford
7-rm brk large bedrooms. nat
fireplace side drive ONLY So SOC
On SLOBIN, TR i-03s6 TY. 7-7li5
col ORED-O Orleans Dawson: 6 rms.
sim ut 81. 500 terms. TO 5-O647.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-EAST

BRICK 3 rooms modern attic lot
i2NilT cltY transport alton -'-f'+s
SIS POO. half cash Bower Rea Estate
20Qil Harper Tt $500
CURRIE z2IgI between snd 2
Mile. near BrigEs and Hudson
plants rooms . bedrooms large
attic lot 6oxlso Must sell Easy
terms Pl. 1888
J W CARNEY io232 CHALMERS
FISCHER. $685. : rooms frame
modern = newly decorated inside
ard ont. 2-Car-garage immediate
possession s. 600 terms RICH
ARDS. l09os Mack DrpXel a5eA
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Owner going to army : rooms oa'h,
utifliN room basement large io'
Van DYKES. Male Sec OuiN $3.50.
80 mo FRANK : kRON ECk.
.Reafof c3ffo Van DYKE Phone
Center Line i7eo
PHILIP. near lake Rus hard,
s-rm col low prced 20 sell
Owner leaving fuwn Imrtf aio uos-
session can Bennett pingree 1900
HANNAN's
EupGEMONT 2osaZ tGrt'ot Town
sh,pi s rooms and bsth double
garage drive only z Years n.d
modern except basement oaI S39au.
Nl.St0 down includes aii heater and
HrcK ioaos Garot tR s'aa
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HOUSES fOY SALE
A DINING ROOM. 100

ana bedrooms noored aific nz
hiEr hasenerf and new furnace
Paved y There's n0fhine else he
y f.f 81 ql0 To- MS
CRIGFF REhrTOR p q ASA
1927 b. MILE. HA1tl pNrk
rRtXnhLE EAST. - Vacant
rooms automatic heat usGlhfirN
siding ocean garage 50 inn ~ 400
L.An Innl-..rl n 10.
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HOUSES FOR cHLr-WCST
DEARBORN

III Nm IDNJININ
500 DOWN MOVE RIGHT ~
Attracflve Nnew 6-rn. singles
bedrooms tile kitchen and
bath large rms very well nu'it.
CAL Jonn r. Quiaan Cherry fs2l
NARDIN PARK SECTION
Vacant ard ready for occupsuc
hedrms garage side drive facing
the DARK Terms 10 responsible paris
G b Flanagan ca zoo
Iurrnr Pal Enatn Er.har.a Inn
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SCHAEEER Ed

BLOCKS NORTH or 7-MTLE
$500 down Beaniiml brick duplex
singles nedrws stove fffrc
screens ana sf0ru door. Beau nUY
handicapped Gail 1run gunian
tfNrrft f.rF
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Colored 7-Day Possession
FLATS FOR SALE

CONGRESS. 1884, between Russell
ana Rivard 2-family. a-6. can be
converted INTO 3-fsmily only 81 900.
~. 600 down. $50 mo PIngree i263.
" CARNEY = i0232 CHALMERS
MANIsTIQUE. $50 Brick s-s. rec
room gas heat immediate losses
sion SO 500. half cash. Boyer Real
Estate TT 2-ss20
MONTCLAlR. near Mack SIS mod
ern furnaces raeondiuoned in
side and out, garages IN excellent
condition N6 300 terms RICHARDS.
l0Q0S Mack. DreXel 97qA
NAVAHOE, i2s - Modern. rooms
-AB#aaA- floors saRsFate
furnaces garage. 81 200 down
FLSEA REALTY AND INVEST co
s2i7 " FORT VI llt00
PASADENA nr iith So gas hot
alf 2-car sar. oak ilpofs and m
fSh SO 600 On ProulN. 1910 W
Vernon LA. 67si
VACANT-4772 CONCORD
Near Grstiot down. up Excel
='ert condition - 6Ie. $3.50 down.
owner Tuxedo 1-0917
15S47 Cruise, Mr.. Cooley Hi.
Brick income. 5 ana path an /; and
cash 20 Hole mtg. Can be shown
1916 daily OTTO SCHATZ 2s155
Ford Rd nr Middle Belt DE- 2ooo.
COLORED-VACANT
1921 Pasadena. 2 nat 8 each. Scar
cement block garage TO sf25l
cOLnRED-chene, l7lO-ii brk 4
stores. 4 rms 5-rm home IN rear
] PARKER-TE 1883. TW 2-244a
-GQ+DRHp- lAa44.i4H&-l .HaH44-2-as,-
SO 600, 81 500 down jackson.
Tyler 1.i3lA
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Rent CoIlector Attached

Sew modern home with uU basement
and tile hath situated ~ rus Inc
near shopping center $50 FULL
DOWN PAYMENT no rnanc!ug
move rignf in MODEL open dailN and
SUNDAY Cor Annapolis fnd lin
DAly GROSSMAN. '3iA2 : Telegraph
between Michigan and van Born
Dearborn f68g On Wayne 900
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

.FNFrAf r-usgpr rrne-Ie~,sf
rrfaff r.rr 5000 uaEes Thurs
ra.s ans s.n.sIg l1.f praIfe.
.tN rEtI h.N-en home
artrE D.. lrl ht
Bosses ~ .c fars Rose
NEEff tn.st' sn.I
erl fH -htF rts.f
srr tsfr i-fer.ft --4sr.
.FsFFAf ff...evr-k 1850 -rfk.rs
, sur1If private r'7H ESQ
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-.D.. .r1I a....a.-. ro ...A
...n.r. s.l.ra .nTr. ~
t-l i-th 5iat
...n..- rltftfr rrrHpnS NfN-Le
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Fot 100 GAS SFRNF
|nf rrrrf tN 't r0f
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49,. t.,.,-,. sI--il.,.,.,,.l,
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HANNAH

so CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales FOR 0ar client
TO SELL
Call real estate concern en1 car
give sou compete service
Mortgage Sales Manag ement
ca. 1900
IN 3-7700-pL $500 w SEQ
HANSAN REAL ESTATE E&CH
ITALIAN -Orginn 14-hf cash sale
80 yrs East Side Pettine. n. 1880.
LIST YOuR HONE WITH rs
q fADIEN. lNC 90 oOeo
READY cash ouyers. houses. nats.
apis tColored Quick action e.
White. i65n Hastings II l.p0s6
SOUND sslesmsnshi backed by 81
years experience Seilins Deirot'
real estate our reputation y built or
fair dealing 70 both buyers ani
sellers
HOMER WARREN & COMPANY
Dime Bids car 032l
WAR worker has esss 10 hus 5 or
s-room single In Detfdif Shsrms0
Broker 203 Hammond Bids ca 20sa
1-6 RM singles N n ~ y Wood
ward and John y Sec cash bus .
ers waiting John J Kennedy TO
a-5ls5 '7i5l Cameron M McNirh0is
COLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS. APIS HURRY
CANNON BROS
1850 SHERMAN ~ Olf0
COLORED cash buyers Flats singles
CEUTCHER REAL ESTATE
1854 Mc5raw. Al Warren Tf 5-336s
COLORED- Cash buyers waiting for
houses. Cats roomfu- houses apis
farms s S Wughi TY $500
Income property and al
types roominS nlsseA Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
HOTEL CLERK

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on busy desk permanent f..t''>-f-sal
aN switchboard operator viii not
QUALITY Palmetto Hotel 10 East
Hancock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
HOUSES FOR RENT
FLATS FOR RENT

WAYNE MICHIgAN New 2-recr
fNN rHee. n0nfs feadb ~ move n
$50 mo Call nfCEFE. VI T-Gfh6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
OPEN $50 GLYNN CT.

Immediate possession leaving eats
must sell : rms Z bedrms Steam
ni fine location to'5 TO s-i25l.
PENNINGTON DRIVE. 1885 ,neaf
Niai Rede1o r4tc1 ready io
move m beautiful 7-ro0m hume
lovely neighhorhoOd close t9 school
cnurrh ard shopping pace $50 SOC
SIS n0l d'Nu terms un balance Deal
direct with owner W $500 he
fore . DE $500 evenings sur tats.
PROVOST . rms new II a srn,s
Harrison I'm 1920