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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

so II any Of them have anything
to say about 1t. Did ! ever kill
a pet project Of any Senator, be
he Democrat, Republican or INDIE
pendent? I never did such q
thing In my life. Ny whole life
here brands that as lie. 1t Is Just
a plain Drew Pearson lie.
Evidently he has formed a
coalition with this other great
liar, Lilienthal. AS my colleagues
know, birds Of a feather will
flock together. Lilienthal himself,
as shown by the record, has fall
sified dozens of times while tes-
tifying before our committee. APP
parently he has got another liar
to come along and help defend
him in his lies.
II read on: The power Of
Senate confirmation Is tremen-
dous and gives q Senator from
the State affected the virtual
veto Of any appOintee to whom
he may have personal objec-
ti0ns.'
TT Is ridiculous, 1t is silly, 1t
Is asinine. 1t is worse. 1t Is just
q crooked statement Of a crook
who Is trying to help another
crook.
again read: Other Sena-
tors don't especially inquire
what those objections are, but
gang together to preserve their
long cherished system Of keep
ing a throttle hold on patron.
age"
"a LOW-LIFE SKUNK"
II am now speaking for all my
colleagues, as well as myself. This
man is just an egregious liar, and
this is an egregious lie, out Of the
whole cloth. There is nothing
but lying from beginning to end.
His lying friend, Lilienthal has
gotten him, no doubt, to publish
this lie about me, and that is
why 1t is here in this paper.
IT try to be honest with my con-
stituents. I try TO be straight
forward. I do not undertake to
lie to them. I tell them the truth,
and / serve them. And that is
true, Notwithstanding this man
Pearson and his client Lilienthal.
Gentlemen, am not angry.
I am just sorry that this great
nation OF ours, this nation Of hon.
est men, this nation of Aneri-
cans has within its borders any
person so low and despicahle, so
corrupt, so groveIing, so DESTROYS
Of injurilng the character and the
accomplishments Of his fellow
men, as this low-born, low-lived,
corrupt. and dishonest Drew Pear
son.
mfr. President, do Senators
all know what a skunk is? He is
sometimes known as . pOlecat.
The animal called q skunk can
not change his smell. This hu-
man skunk cannot change his
smell. He will always be just q
l0w-life skunk.
''Mr. President. II have been
guilty Of exhibition Of temper,
hope the Senators will forgive
me-"
Copyright, 1914 by United
Feature Syndicate. Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

Those who heard Tennessee's
Sen. Kenneth Mcclellan harangue
his colleagues on the subject Of
this columnist the other day are
wondering If this is true. opinion
Is divided.h En- both sides agree
that the gentleman from Tennes-
see hit the high watermark for
gorgeous invective.
Ordinarily, this columnist doesn't
consider himself worth forty-five
minutes Of the Senate's time and
twelve columns in the Congress
sional Record but, since Senator
Mcclellan is anxious to get circu-
lation, this column Is delighted
to oblige. So we give you Sen
ator Mcclellan Of Tennessee speak
ing on the Senate floor in rebuttal
Of a Merry-Go-Round report Of
his feud against the Tennessee
Valley Authority:
NO MOUNTAINEER MCCLELLAN
"Mr. President, I have been
shown an article by one Drew
Pearson, q So-called columniSt. I
wish to read from that article
and comment upon it.
Pearson says: For 30 long
years in Congress, blustery
nountaAneer Kenneth Nickel
lar
II digress long enough to say
that do not know Mr.. Pearson,
but really he is an ignorant ass,
Is he not? (Laughter) I was
not born in the mountains. Yet
this ignorant, laundering, lying
ass seems to think there Is some
thing discreditable about noun
tains. The truth is that it is not
a dishonor to be a mountaineer.
Only a blatant jackanapes would
have made a point Of that.
HE Is Just an ignorant liar, a
pusillanimous liar, peewee liar.
I understand he and Lilienthal
David Lilienthal, a chairman of
the Tennessee Valley Authority
are great friends. They are two
Of a kind. What Is filter than
two liars standing up for each
other?
His further statement is that
I am famous for my patronage.
That Is simply willful, dcliber-
ate, malicious newspaperman's lie,
out Of whole cloth. That is all
1t is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
CHILDREN SHOULD NOT DRINT
COFFEE

The other day / said here, / hope
that good coffee Is a beneflcient beW
erage for the victim Of heart trouble,
particularly coronary disease, such
as angina pectoris, coronary ar
terioscierosis, coronary occlIsion or
cardiac thrombosis. The caffeine in
coffee Is a stirnulant to the heart
muscle. with little or no after.de-
preston, and moreover caffeine tends
to dilate or to prevent construction
Of the finer branches (arterioles) OF
the coronary artreies which feed
tn eheart muscle. A cup OF proper"
" made coffee (unboiled, Of course)
contains q fair average medicinal
dose Of caffeine.
refer to that to make 1t clear
that approve Of coffee drinking.
I might refer to the record to show
that approve Of the Women'S
Christian Temperance Union too. I
still thank God that my mother was
fortunate enough to be an active
member Of the w. G. T. U. when I
was a kid in Canandaigua. Now ]
believe the W. G. T. u. might get
in some telling blows against the
demon rum-and ! mean demon
If they would establish and main.
tain little stands or dens in towns
and villages through the country
where good coffee could always be
had. Young people who are Of
wishy-washy character and hence
readily persuaded to have just a
little cocktail or other alcoholic
drink offered by some - In q
social" way, might be as easily in
duced to make o cup Of coffee-or
tea, or chocolate, or cocoa, or milk
the social beverage.
Sometimes coffee taken in the
evening keeps one awake. Adults
with hyperthyroidism or other
hronic illness which affects netab-
olism may experience palpitation
or distress from excessive force or
rapidity of heart action If they take
coffee or too much coffee. But such
invalids or valetudinarians should
have their physicians advice about
coffee drinking in any case. Normal
folk may take coffee II and when
they like 1t.
Children under sixteen years Of
age should not take coffee, tea,
cocoa or chocolate beverage at all,
in my opinion. For children. milk
and the plain fruit Juice beverages,
straight or sweetened with sugar
II desired are best. Coffee, tea, CO.
Goa and chocolate, as well as kola
beverages, are too stimulating to the
nervous system, heart and kidneys
for growing children. II the grow
ing child's craving for such stimu-
lants is to be gratif1ed at all the
lest harmful beverage Is chocolate
and the less chocolate, (for favor
and the more milk in the drink the
better for the child's health and de-
Yelopment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

Farm recruits are now being sought in
the Connecticut area. With the pro-
ducing season near at hand help in the
MANY branches will be in demand,
and it is the report that 10000
workers are wanted for planting, cult
waiting and harvesting. Some will be
imported as of last summer, from ia
maica, New Foundland; also boys and
girls from high schools and colleges.
Here is an opportunity for the young to
learn farm work in its many branches
and to store up the knowledge for future
farming as a life's work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
AS A MATTER OF FACT

Some years ago when one had the time
and gas was plentiful it was the custom
at this time otake run over to Middle
field which is beyond Durham and view
the apple trees in bloom. Ridge upon
ridge met the eye, a glorious spectacle
only equaled by profusion of dogWood
trees Blossoms seem to be profuse this
season, and the coming week will see
them at their height, that is the fruit
tree blossoms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
Selected Poem
FOR ALL MOTHERS

esther L. Goetz in the Hartford Times Poeti
Corner
Lift Him high, o gentle Priest,
That Babe IN Conservation,
Lift Him high that eyes may feast
On MotheThoods oblation.
Lift Him IN His Crib OF Prayer
Above the loye-bowed heads
or young, new mothers everywhere
Who kneel beside small beds.
Yet higher lift Him In His Host
Above those selfless others
Who need a God Sons Blessing most
The brave, proud War-torn motheFsl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
FEEDING sO,OOO.OOO
Boston POST

Boston POST
In the drastic curtailment Of all
service industries. the restaurants of
the United States, which serve 30
100000 people dining out each day,
have met and solved more problems
within the past 2 years than many
others. As National Restaurant
veek is observed this week It must
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

The future of the small business firms
has been outlined in an eight-point plat
form that should be encouraging when
and if it is applied. Among other things
the small business men are to have fair
chance in the competitive system, long
term credits" to be facilitated, help IN
improvement of methods, and several
other valuable aids to the maintenance
and progress of his business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

you gun w NVW
for?"
"Me2 I'm goin'
to vote for Mr..
Wilkie. +"
IT'S that sol
Well, Mr.. Willkie
he's a mighty fine
man, too"
"Y IS, sir, he
sure Is. They both
great me n" A
pause. Then:
Wonder who the
white folks'll be
runnin'?"
e .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
Under Cover

Strange are the ways of justice. -. The
Doukhobors of Canada have been at it
again, and 16 of them stripped off all
their clothes before 1900 Sunday strollers
in Vancouver park. They were arrested,
of course-but for concealing rather than
for revealing. The pinch was for failure
to show their national registration cards!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

true religions rests
upon faith, but
faith very often
depends upon the
will for birth.
Abraham Lin
coin once said
that people are
about as happy as
they make up
their minds to be.
It can be said
with equal CO.
Reney that peoDle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Anonymity


Many readers who apparently
wish q reply by mail fail to heed the
printed instructions. In order to
make this service useful to the
greatest number of readers we have
to conform toa few not unreason-
able rules. One rule. is that If you
would like personal answer you
must inclose with your letter a
stamped envelope bearing your ad-
dress. Another Is that II you are
writing in good faith you will sign
your name in full. For certain
queries signature such as j. Doe
Is insufficient. No names are ever
printed.
Broken Heart
In an instructive article about
coronary thrombosis you said lin
cases of corony thrombosis or in
fraction 'etc.-as you defined other
terms but not infraction I wonder
If that is the origin of the common
expression broken heart"
Il. RI
Answer-The word appears in my
(printed master copy as infarction,
not infraction. An infarct is the
limited region or portion of any Or
gan where the blood supply has
been obstructed or shut of by, say.
blood clot (thromhusl in the artery.
It almost breaks my heart the way
pr1ofreaders correct these obvious
Ito them) typographical errors. Re-
minds me of the occasion when NY
title "Congenitsl Hip Disease" was
thus corrected 10 "Congen!al Hin
Disease"
Safe Antiseptic
Can you suggest safe antisept;>
solution for general use-sucll as for
mouthwash, gargle, eye wash. ETC..
in the hoc,c? (Mrs. H. j.
Answcr-Yes, s. s. B. A.-satu-
rated solution Cf boric acid in water
that Is, dissolve about rounded
teaspoonful in the pint Of boiled
water. Use either powdered or gram
ular (crystals) boric acid. The solr-
ton should be freshly made when
1t is required. and may be used
freely, undiluted, as mouthYash,
gargle. eye wash, etc.
Copyright, 1914. John F. Ollie CO..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

be recognized that restaurants have
done a good job under o staggering
burden of handicape.
Fancy frills have been cut out In
service: there is less silverware.
napery and china used: trained help
is almost unobtainable; equipment Is
not replaced as 1t wears out; ration
ing has clainped as rigiely on res
taurants as on housewives; prize
controls have not allowed enough
flexibility. but. somehow restaurants
all over the nation struggled through
and are serving good food OF high
nutritious value. cutting food waste
to the absolute minimum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

We are told there will be plenty OF
meat on hand in New England by next
fall. The summer will be all the brighter
for that promise. However, most of us
are managing very well at the present
time, even if we do have to carry our own
packages And another thing, a more
reasonable rationing is predicted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
Daily Almanac

sun rises at 5:S7 a. m. sets at 500 p m.
(gar time)
Vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes
after sunset.
Within a weeks time the buds have
Opened. There Is nov that thing called
shade and the woods are gradually closing
in with the fuller verdure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
By EARL l. DOUGLASS. o. D.

Few people realize the importance
OF the will In matters Of religion.
They think that religion is purely
a matter of faith. It cannot be
denied that down at the bottom all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
Your Health
By Dr.. William Brady

Signed letters pertaining 70 per.
sanal health and hygiene, not u
disease, diagnosis Of treatment
WIN be answered BY DR.. Brady Il
q stamped self-addresscd envelope
q enclosed. Letters should be brief
and written in ink. No reply can
D. made to queries not conform
ing 20 Instructions. Address Dr.
william Brady, National News
paper Service, 500 West Madison
Street. Chicago, Ill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
. NATIONAL
SPOTLIGHT
Miscellany
From Washington
By PETER EDISON

By PETER EDISON
Waterbury Democrat Washington
Correspondent
The story comes up to Washing
ton from the Carolinas about the
two colored gentlemen discussing
the political situation:
who you goin' to vote for In the
next election?"
well, Mr.. RooSecelt's mighty
fine man.
Eyes, sir, he sure is. But who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

ha sadt
Senate nave p
coe sTong
m for speech
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
A Thought for Today

ENTER not into the path of the wicked, and
20 not in the way of evil men.-PrOverbS 4:14.
Every evil in the bud is easily crushed; as it
grows older, it becomes stronger.-Cicero.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13
Washington Merry-Go- Round
BY
DREW PEARSON

eKeIIur Great oroto Is Not Wone in America;
Hits Hch Woternok for nveetve in Attack on Pearson;
Denounces Report His Feud Against IVA;
Coumnist. called skunk" and Lior Quotes the speech
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-13

Copyright. 1914. John F. Ollie Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HOUSES ron SALE

COLORED-Au Center area. beau
tifI brick mansion. fit r1af 3
baths. automatic heat drive way
Everything N eVrrfteur c0ntttiCn, ,
81 500. substantial down
Walden TR 1870
COLOREn Harmon Woodward r.
I'm frame hardwood floors. owner
occupied garages s. 500 81 500 an
Harmon to-rnom frame; income
s. 900 81 500 down.
WALDEN TR 1870
GOLOREp-2Os Burnside. bar
gam. . rooms hardwood floors.
large basement flHorpd attic. stove
hrkt good CONDITION Throughout
81 20oJ $500 down " n Morrison.
COLOREu Wiusms. 5463. IT, kirry
rms OnN $3.50 down $1,000.
sLAVENs CONTRACT MTG. co
a. ElLd kldI LeALtlL.- GEeErX- 4lAl
CoLORED West Grand Blvd brick
: rooms bedrooms steam heat.
coed condition car garage reason
able down payment Townsend sts7f2.
COLORED IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. 1925 Greeley. sN rooms
$3.50 down. move rEht IN. Mous,
Hoearth 5t95.
COLORED BELMONT. 4-famny
-lIAAA-EIOIAE--
rooms, 81 800 down. Also an income.
ivanhoe 2061
COLORED Bethune- John r., s.room
house. basement furnace. s. 0O0.
81 O00 down. "Whisenton." TO.
'--t@fA
COLDREp Woodland. mod. nm.
brick, 81. 500 On. Mcqueen, TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
UNGALowS FOR SALE

c6andicr PARK Dr SECTION
Brick hung 4 he1riDs.. baths =,
fiif Kitchen etc IN the trees Less
usn So 500 Good buy call NJ.
Bennett PinFrse $500 HANNAH IS
BRICK BUNGALOWS
IN SchoUlcrsft- Wyoming sec, large
lots bus. city ana parochial schools
close shopping 2 hlks4 exceptional
values small payments, paved street
Builder, IN $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
LAND CONTRACTS
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate; no APP
praisal fee. Elmer Sexton. 1929 Ford
Building. Cadillac, 1895.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
LrrlE YAnMs ron SALE

HURON RIVER Drive, 25i35, r. of
Flat Rock. modern 8 rooms ga
rage. on acre, river frontage,
trees; $1,000. terms
CHAS. W. CROSSMAN HO. 6444
NG-TELEGRAPH
$40 acre parcels 10 be plowed ready
for planting. 1875 down. Salesman
az Trailer otice daily. Evenings,
UN 4-4420.
s. c. HADLEY. INCA. 0O60
JUST OFF Telegraph Rd small
house and 7 lots, full price 81 400
$3.50 On. Newman. Wayne and Cod
dard Rds;. Romulus It's or CHI. 1850.
Main corner--KING-TELEGRAPH
3h acres. 1875 down. Salesman at
Trailer ONCE daily. Evenings, UN.
1920.
s. c. HADLEY. INc.-cA. OO6O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
pErRolT SUNDAY TIMES BUNGALOWS ron SALE

A BEAUTY
Beautiful NEW BRICK, ranch type
duplex 2 bedrooms, painted walls I:
ml basement; r. A. recreation
room fun tile features; sodded lawn.
side drive MOVE IN. So month
rrriufrs everything; FHh terms
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES. INC.
1fDhf Grafton Pingree 5ii6
CONNER -GUNSToN SEC.
Mindsn ave, brick; bedrooms :
painted walls, fun tile features .
porch vestihule; kitchen -dinette: bay I;
ful attic basement X A.. steel l.
ream, storm sash. screens. Appoint
ment.
IRWIN, KIGHT a HINES. INC.
ifD34 GFatiot Pingree 54ie
nRARBORN HOMES PROJECT
and 3 bedrooms spacious. we'll
built, 500 moves you In: terms To
SUIT Madison Construction. Cherry
ASH
r, fi ~ ~, t7ee Str rooms, NOT afr
heat tile gfuk 9.rar RaraRa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

DEARBORN-Fo rd's. Vernon H'way
Sect .-2ssl Salina, Priced 10 sell.
terms; 81, 500 yearly income. S. T.
Cartwright
Reaume a snloway. Inc. RA e4s4
WHEN THE BELLS RING OUT
on Armistlce Dsy--American Enter
prise moves In and the boom IS on
Make your real estate plans now IN
advance OF higher prices. Get the
Facts and Figures from Mr. Bedford
PRICE Si45. 000-5O beautiful apis
brick, concrete, steei. tfrrTroor !.
hollow tile floors and roof $50. 600
spent on improvements. Nothing like
IL in the city Original sales value
Of this superb property was $500, 600
$40, 900 down.
PRICE SIS, 00O-Massive tan brick,
2s apis, rms. bath. large
porches; rent s13 500 tenants pay
utilities, $50 900 down.
PRICE x45 0O0--22 apis, elevator
tiled halls, new refrtg. Original
sales value SIPS 900. Price so low
earns II e net, even at trivial OPA
rents: SIS. 900 down.
PRICE sac. 600 Value was SG5 600
Attractive 10 apis all 3 rms and
bath. new stoves. stOker. heavy II
In. walls. All like new. $4,000 cash
20 deed and mortgage
HOMER WARREN s. COMPANY
Dime Bldg. Cadillac O321
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Income Buna. Iof SaIe-East

WHITHORN tnr. Conner)-5 Apd 4.
brickote, gar only 81 SEQ dn IResi
bargain. L CESCHWIND, 1855
GRATlOT PLAZA 3ff4.
WILTSHIRE. 1870 tnr. Chslmersl -
down, up; bargain for quick
sale. Steam heat. tile bathrooms and
kitchens, 2-cAr garage rear porches,
Handicapped. SO. 500 owner In lower.
Phone Prospect $3.50
BELVIDERE. SIS Five rooms dn.,
2 UP. steam heat, 81 500. 1000
down. ACME, 5000 Grstiot PL. 1878.
WOODLANDS VACANT
See II today. Upper rented $50
month. Mus, sell Live IN lower
rent free. L. GESCHWlSD. 1855
GRATIOT. PLAZA 3444.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HOUSES ron SALE

BRICK s-te1rqQm. Prncetou Nc
Nichols district - 80. d'~n'
about $50 munthiys TN i-24.N
CARRIE 1898. near Miller Road, 4
rooms AGAR Ess htaf attic. 2.
inch erIck stIuE Ry appointment.
Car~rk 1889 Harper Tuxedo $40.
Usfret rooms kas Air Nondi-
tor garHge IS 500 90 mortgage,
Arlington Asbt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

MCFARLAND BROS.
Weekend Specialist
1 ACRE, 4 rooms and bath, garage .
good condition; $2,T5O terms.
2L ACRES, 5-room single. garage
chicken coop, fruit trees. berry
bushes. etc. $3.50. terms.
4 ACRES, partly wooded, 4-room
home: 81 500, terms.
u ACRE. 4-room home, 81. 100, E-z
terms.
NEW houses. u acre plots, $500
DOWN. Ready TO move In
STATE LAND, 40-ft. lots. S75, lots
together, $500: " acres, S275;
terms, S25 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HOUSES ron sALE-wEsr

IUIUIEI
GRAND BLVD Va 1877
ZINE .srge br rms perfect conc
- Cfrfi1ral lot E0N-HD. fftAI frf
clinic. doctor or ether professional
man. Must be- sold 4. o. stimpson,
CA 032I or To h-1T0s
HOMER WARREN A COMPANY
COLNRFp. Vnewoos near Grand
River = rooms 4 bedrooms. Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
LAND CONTACTS

AT Low Discount, Buy Land con-
tracts. Arrange 49, list mtgs.
Loans. Edw. Henkel. Hammond Bldg.
ca. 2655.
Desirable Land. Contracts Purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR a co
9Th Floor LafaNetts Rldg. CA. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
l.. II. CRANDALL
STROUT's
SPRING CATHtOG


$500 BUYS DESIRABLE 40"
Substantial dwelling OF s rms,
maple shade, barn practically all
tillahle, about 20 apple, cherry
trees. IL miles 10 school. store.
bus line nearby, depot village
miles. PIX. So
PRODUCTIVE l55-ACRE FARM,
LAKE
About SIS a. for most all money
making crops. wire fenced pas
ture. wood, i5-acre private lake.
bathing and fishing, 25 apple
trees: on county highway. 2 miles
10 depot village. cannery, etc.
good arm dwelling. hardwood
floors. running water. cleo, ma
pie shade. 20x4s barn, granary,
COW shed, poultry house. real
value. So. $50 part down Pc, SO
Big Free Catalog- Bargains many
States. STROUT REALTY, 7-PZ
So. Dearborn ST., Chicago 3. Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
COTTAGE IN WHITE

win porch. rice rms on cor lot.
tlKs to rus and Baptist church
$500 auss caefN. hsi S33 So Per mo
CRIGFR. RFALTOR p % 1883
iogT p @ Nile Haze Park
CRANE. near Warren -- rooms
painted walls. Insulated siding. eX-
cc'lfrt coud immediate possession .
owner occupied cash or terms.
Appointment broker Temple 2-77y9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
SPECIALS

INSULATED
SHEATHlNG
2 H,ks IT.. IN
Per 81 10
sheet Tel <
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
McFarlane Bros.

2q3i4 Ford Rd. at Middle Belt
DE. 13so-DE. 1880
ONE ACRE - Best land, 81 miles
from Detroit City Hall: only S345.
CA. 1900. TT. 26479. Resltor.
RAISE YOUR LIVING-5 &C. mr..
Schoolcraft and Felician Sisters
home. partly wooded. S265 handles.
Newman, Joy AT Inkster Rd. RE.
O33a or CHI LEO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

HARRY street. West, Hazel Park
S-room modern, except basement
SOFT. corner lot. 2,s75, 81. 900 dn.,
S25 monthly. John strom. Resltor.
To S-4169 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME-Tiie
bath and shower: partitioned base.
ment; X. A. coal furnace. Put $3.50
down and move IN GROSSMAN, cor.
Van Born and Wayne Rds., Wayne
$40, or 3442 s. Telegraph, between
Michigan and Van Born. Dearborn
1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
RESORTS ron SALE

LOG CABIN and membership in Lost
Lakes Woods Club. In good con-
diiion. furnished; size isN2i Floyd
Myers, Route No. 1. SwartE Creek.
Mich. Phone 3-iFl3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE

TWO acres located on Mckishine Rd
one block west OF GratiOt ave.
VIII sell cheap. RA. 234h. cit $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

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LARGE face brick. nicely handicapped !;
Crner AGAR garage. gas heat. per-
feCt condition throughout state roof.
owner occupied Fun price 50 $50.
1850 down IN i.43Qa
ELMER NJ. CLARK
We sold over four million dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
WYANDOTTE

Fifteenth ST. a. Nor;hnn4 Attrsctivt
pew brick cup4e1 singles. = bedrooms
Anc bath ~ dining AvilE rooms
kitchen down 500 Gown move rEnt
IN. Cal John Guinlau. Chsrry 4sli.
YOSEMITE. lO00z Vacant rooms.
bedrooms hot air furnace Ert-
place newly decorated ofy s. fr1
$3.50 down. Wlctersfr. ca 1-fi.
tk- 2.l57s.