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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
On Americonisn,
BY RUTH TAYLOR

The other day l had luncheon witt
the two Americans whose opinions
value most highly OF different pro
fessions, different backgrounds, differ
ent faiths, they are alike however il
that they give more than lip allegiance
TO their common country. Here are
their views on Americanism
They were in accord that he who
wishes to be a good American must be
that and nothing more. He may and
should respect the traditions of his
ancestors but his lot is cast in Amer
lea. Those who came here to escape
the vicisSitudes of the Old World con
tributed to the common pot. From that
they drew not only the best of their
own past, but the best of other peoples
traditions. AS one man put it-America
is mixed pickles. Everything has its
own distinct flavor which adds to the
general spiciness. The more perfectly
the blending is done, the better the
condiment No one flavor must be pre-
dominant.
We are a heterogeneous people who
are achieving homogeneity = which
means that, coming from dissimilar
origins we are achieving similarity be-
cause we have the common ideal of
equality of opportunity, of equality of
rights for all.
But they went further than this.
They agreed that good American
does not classify his fellow Americans
by their anceStry-whether the dis
tinctiOn be of color or of national Ori-
gin. An American is an American, and
until he proves himself to be dislOyal
must be considered to be purely Ameri-
can not German-American, Italian
American, Polish-American and so on
He who so claSsifies his neighbOr is
himself Withdrawing into clique that
is not American.
They condemned whOleheartedly the
criticism of people by groups, pointing
out that there is no grOup-(and here
is where their observation-disclosures was
shown, for each picked his own group
iOl tHtIc dIt
corrupt members. They agreed that the
was probably the same in
each group and he who condemned Il
group for the actions of a few, was
laying himself open to equal cOndem-
nation.
One said he believed and would fight
for any man who lived up to his be-
liefs, that the man he despised was the
ONE who was not true to his own faith
He also said that If he Disseminated
against any men because of creed, he
would be denying the tenents of his
own faith, for he would be denying
that all men are the sons Of God. The
other quoted his grandfather as saying
that the essence of all true religions
was In dealing with others as he would
be dealt with-and that he had found
this to be the practical way of life.
No-thefe isn't anything in this con-
There Is nothing with which
you and l will not agree. 1t is the
credo of Americanism - said by two
who realize not only their
rights but their responsibilities in
the American way of life.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
Incentive Pay Created
Inequities In Plant. WLB
Approves Bonus To Correct

Washington (FP).-Under princi-
pie approved by the National War La
Dor Board May 26, inequities develop
ing i'm plant from adoption of an in
centive pay plan may be corrected by
payment of bonus to workers not
covered by the incentive provisions.
Wokers i'm three plants of the DOeh-
Ter Die Casting Co. at Toledo, Batavia,
n. y. and POttstOwn, Pa, represented
by the International Union of Mine
Mill & Smelter Workers (CIO) will
get IA so bonus to cover inequities be-
tween their earnings and those of in
centive workers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
Work In War
(Confinued From Pare One)

ing and eating"
That there should be equal pay for
equal work was the unanimous opinion
of the women. "Women's pay is just
an excuse" was frequent comment.
"There is not enough difference be-
tween his work and mine to justify
my lower pay"
All of the girls interviewed had
opinions on postwar The rest of the
women want to work either in their
present jobs or elsewhere and they
believe there will be opportunity for
them.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
Delegates To The
1914 Convention

The ffty-first convention of the Ma
tional Brotherhood of Operative Potters
will be held at The Senator Hotel in
Atlantic City beginning Monday, June
26. Following is list of delegates who
will be i'm attendance.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
Is Designed TO Assist In In
dustriul Development
After War

Albany, n. y Presidents of the
two leading labor organizations in New
York State have endorsed the Indus
trial Development Campaign promoted
by the New York State Department OF
Commerce Thomas A. Murray, Presi
dent. New York State Federation OF
Labor. and Louis Hollander, President
New York State Industrial Union, says
in signed statement appearing in q
booklet, New York Means Business,
distributed by the Department of Com
merce:
The men and women who constitute
the labor force in New York State
know that this is good State in
which to work and TO live. Labor has a
high productive record in New York
State The working man in New York
State is protected by laws which con
tribute to his security and make for
stability in acknowledgement rela-
tions. These laws provide minimum
standards that permit intelligent plan
ming on the part of businessmen.
''As the leaders of the two ma jor
labor organizations in New York State,
we are happy to join with the New
York State Department of Commerce
i'm extending every effort for the de-
velopment of improved business and
employment opportunities in New York
State"
The Industrial Development Cam
paign is designed to promote Industrial
development and increased jobs after
the war 1t got under way with the
publication of New York Means Bust
ness" presenting the results of a re-
cent survey of business conditions IN
the State Publication of the facts on
labor, materials and markets, trans
portation, utilities and other factors in
the State fundamental to industrial
prosperity is designed To stimulate
business here to new high levels OF
activity, productiveness employment
and prosperity and to attract business
expansion from outside the State.
Governor Thomas Il. Dewey, In an
introduction to the booklet, says: 1T
is no mere accident that New York has
always been the industrial leader
the American enterprise system. Its,
people are energetic and resOurceful.
Nature has endowed II with important
economic advantages Business In New
York ~ both large and smaiiI--.liis
dynamic and progressive. Labor and
management work together In mutual
confidence ana with profit to BOTH
Further support is given to this cam
paign by statement signed by Leroy
4. Lincoln, President, Chamber OF
and NJ H. Hilfinger, President, Asso-
ciated Industries of New York State,
pledging the cooperation OF their re-
spective groups with the State Depart
ment of Commerce In Its efforts to
promote the Industrial development OF
the State.
Prominent among the States indus
trial advantages, as set forth In this
booklet, Is the great pool OF high
quality labor available, with skilled
and specialized workers trained In Il
variety of crafts which, together with
the great diversity of the States In
dustries, makes for stability and Sc
curity for both worker and employer.
Emphasis is given In the booklet to
the fact that In 1912 and 1043, New
York State had rhe lowest loss in man
hours due To strikes Of all industrial
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01

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Campbell, C. NJ. Hubbard alternates
Harry Malpass, Marie Adams, Ear
Johnson, Alex Robertson.
Local Union No. l24, East Liver
pool, OhiO.-Margare Curley, decal
Lois Coleman, stampers; Clair Arm
strong, kilnmen; Roy Nj. Thompson
liners.
Local Union No. 13O, East Liverpool
OhiO.-Floyd Jividen; alternate, Cliff
ford Wilson.
Local Union No. 131, East Liverpool
OhiO.-Theodore Sell, Frank Thomas
Robert Mccormack, Walter Willison
alternates, Alice Sewers, Ray Raw
lings. 4
Local Union No. l32, East Liverpool
OhiO.--Margare Pepin.
Local Union No. 1873, New Castle, Pa
Charles Vigne, Howard Houston
alternates, Joseph Cayarechi, Herbert
Ridgley
Local Union No. 1874, CrOOksville
OhiO.-IIomer Ansell, Fred SanbOrn
Patrick Sherlock.
Local Union No. 141, East Liverpool
Ohio.-Harry Robson; alternate
Robert Norris.
Local Union No. lag, Paden City. W.
Va.-Ernest Grim; alternate Kenneth
Richter.
Local Union No. 148, East Liverpool
OhiO.-Chester Green; alternate, Alice
Manypenny.
Local Union No. 155, East Liverpool
Ohio.-Polly Bowyer; alternate, Hazel
Hannen.
Local Union No. 160, Akron, Ohio
Pat Calvert.
Local Union No. 165, I'll CerritO
Caiif.-Orvis Reese, John A. Hall.
Local Union No. l72, East Liverpool
OhiO.-A. H. Cunningham; alternate
Oscar Stewart
Local Union No. 173, Frenehtown,
N. J.-Iva Konrad, Clara Phillips,
Anna Slack.
Local Union No. ia. Metuchen, N. j.
George Boncleir; alternate, Martin
Pucci.
Local OnlOn NO. II3, trenton, N. %.
Earl Clawges, Louis Coppola alter
nate, William Birch.
Local Union No 1874, Trenton. N. j.
Joseph McNerney; alternate, Alex
Young.
Local Union No. 1872. Sebring. Ohio.
William Berry, James, Conny, Harry
Austin; alternates, Harold Hyronimus,
Steve Tucker, Arnold Polsdofer.
Local Union No. 1875. East Liverpool,
Ohio.-MIae Brown, Mildred Mckenzie ;
alternates, Elizabeth Stewart, villa
Carraher.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
Workers In ArmY-Run
Plants Receive Increase

Washington, ID. G. (ILNS). - The
War Labor Board has approved an
agreement between the Ken-rad Tube
and Lamp Corp. and the AFL United
Automobile Workers providing for a
3 cents an hour retroactive wage in
crease for approximately 1000 wrkers
at the cOmpany's OwensbOrO, KY,
plant, now being operated by the
Army.
The agreement also extended the
wage increase, board official report
ed, to four feeder" plants in Indiana
and Kentucky, which also were seized
by the Government, April IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH OFFER IN "a HOURS
We buy 4-fiats, terraces. apts., etc.
any location. any condition-cA. OOOo.
ALL CASH FoR EQUITIES AND
CONTRACTS. EsTON. RA. 1854.
An aii-cash deal for your property.
APPRAISAL. call Victory. We. 7-ss70.
CASH For eoiored properties; quick
deals. save commission and time.
smedley, 40 + Warren. TIE. i-6ie2.
CASH BUYERS
crfUEK. KEALTOR-R. o. e559
Cash tor Single Home ". w. Sect.
tutifitfeey ih20o Plymouth. VIZ. $1,000
EAST ADE--Singies. incomes, flats
Now IS the time 10 sell. casn watt
Ing. Cali Ping. 1858.
J. w. CARNEY 1922 Chalmers
T.. SlDE-Cssh buyers waiting; per-
sonal attent Aiyerson TW. l-7020.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

FOR SALE sO-acre farm good
land 10 acres woods new dairy
barn siio corn CRIB. chicken house,
hos house. tool shed with water.
electric In al buildings new fences:
good 6-r0om house. with hath. This
farm must he sold this month. Call
owner Nfngucgd $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
situatisns Wanted-YemaI.

EXPERIENCED coiorsd lady wishes
houseWork ave days. part time
TFmpie lv4233
LADY wishes practical nursing and
lighi houseWork. Tyler a-fS56.
WANTED-job as clerk In dress
shop record and musical depart
ment or recptlonist IN hotel or profess
sionai office az laboratory assistant,
librar& flle clark etc. college stu
dent colored- Townsend S-5sfs
cOLORED giri wishes dsy-r laundry,
cleaning east side preferred. Mel
rose 0siS
COLORED woman wants laundry or
cleaning So and cauare. Cherry
1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

FURNISHED room wanted. married
couple. no children. Melrose $3.50
D-Unmrnished 5-room sin
Gle house or fiat desirable neigh
borhood over draft age, can furnish
references See Mr. G. = steele,
National Biscuit CO. Madison. ttttre
llaNs Madlsnn IAan- eNeninEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
sorsEs ros SALE
1919 DOWN

3-BEDROOM Modern Homes fun
basement. lots 67'xi35': some with
nice shade trees; convenient loca-
FOLKER. 3li14 Ford Rd, Garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

FERNHlLl. STATK FAIR SIC
NEAR WOODWARD
81 200: dandy bungalow. large rooms
fun basement II A heat garage
81 400 cash required Mr. Ward
UN 3-7TO0. Humans
GRATIOT Seven Mile section Hick.
DRY, blk g. Mile S rms. bath =
modern utility room storms and
screens. handicapped fencFd7 rsrage-
Quick possession Only 81 jS0. $3.50
da So RsFgain for cash
IRWIN. KIGHT 4 HINES INC
ilnNl Grain, plnrrce ht1r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
FLATS FOR RENT
HOTELS
Furnished Rooms for Rent

CAMPBELL. 1912 CVernorl sleep
INK rom. suitable ! good trans
pOrtation. Ninewood 2-lg0s
BURNS. $500 Csorest -Comforiable
large room. suitable twol excellent
transportation owe 1898
CHIFFON sst6 ,warreu Liyeuoio
49, suitable tW0 reasonable excel
lent transportation Tyl.r s-i042
NEXcEL-I-n-l--.----.- ---A tfra-ttve ruum
H. 2 girls, Kitchen privileges 1865
Northlawn University 3-Gst6
GENERAL MOTORS. s21n Haunt
too Pleasant siudtot noom excel
lent transportation rRnhy 2-i626t
ROO OfS 1881 }Comfoftahlc fn0m
STARE Three Girls sG0o1 tfanst
poftailon. i~anhos 1888,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

sALESWOMES
fr- records and sheet music. also
sGnefal atfico clerk and typist posi-
lions ppCn.. p'easalt. SURROUNDINGS
good hours permanent fuiI-time p0-
'Ni1As Apriy fmplopmeut Qtlce.
49, f-r-7- ~ fttTT
gRiNNELLs BROS 1918 Woodward
SHIRT pTesser steady 11h Nilsson
Cleaners I6707 Gfa1T FTv6T VaFW
gtaf -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
CLEANERS. OVERS

ABSOLUTELY guaranteed 9xl2. SET
critically cleaned, renovated, $3.50
insured. Federal Rug Cleaners, 1925
Hamilton. University ~f<3500.
BEAUTIFUL rugs and upholstered
furniture cleaned, renovated, guar
anteed insured gNl2, So 30; cash
and carry. So 80 TaCked-dOwn car
netting cleaned on your fiogr Garfield
Rug and Furniture Cleaners, 5f3J
fireman. Tyler 5-i5OO,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
HOUSES ron .sALE-EAsr
IoUsEs ron SALE-wEST

coLoRED. widman PL, $3.50
rms. brickote; 50, 500. 81. 500 On.
Broker pI S022
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ALI. TAXES paid large plots orig
ssI. S25 IN. no IN; Newman Jo.,
~ Inkster Rd RE 1884 or CT li5o.
CLOSE TO WAYNE. north Of Michi-
san Ave coy i-room bungalow
with intexi0r aifrac,iveiy decoras.Ay
situated on>lz acre OF fertile garr~1
land TOtai ndce 81 1875 total dowp
payment S2s3. eptire down payne NJ
can be financed. 6ROSSMAS. 32Gsy
Michigan Ave iust>W Of EloisA.
Maine 9Aaa If Name e2g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
KEITH a soS<TYLER s.3o77
COLORED-1Oes DOWN

coLoREp-33s9 Hendricks Flat.
rooms each suite, 3 bedrms each
Splendid condition Only had one
owner See any time Call SIR
Issel Pingree $500
COLORED-Mt. Elliott; 2-family 90
modern. very clean. 81 u0d down
SMEDLEY. AS r WARREN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07


'<aff W Nile IRE 1922 afternoons
OWNER DRAFTED viii ~sacrflts
neat f.rnow house situated near
school or ACRE garden plot NV
water ard cabinet sink in ~ pw.
Ttfai nrice s. 1fS SOS moves you
rgh, In balance ~ down payment
financed GfOSsNkE 7ts2 : Tels-
graph ri bet Michigan snd Fan
Born DE 1896 ~ Wsyr. %
PLYMOUTH RI A. Wayne "a ap.
sproXmateN a.. acres >, $50 81 10
down Newman f0y coFrer Inkvtet
~ N n7a7 rT I'll N'o
5h ACRES VREFLAND Road. n.-
tween Foft street and Allen rosf,
ci'y water electric. telephone 81 $50
terms also beautiful parcels On Aiiei
road 90 Freeiand road with stream
anG trees $3.50 up
CBAs IS CEQssMAS no s8fs.
s0x2T5 sewer. water gas walks.
SsTS near ~ Mile and Woodward
hudson Rradway ca RI e7n0
COLORFD -- Iittie chicken farms,
Wet slde bargains Jones Broker.
COUrnb.a 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
ELMER,M. CLARK
FORRER. $500
HAZEL PARK

Whv rent Vacant, 8. bath; recon
ditioned SO $50 Terms to suit.
owner. Royal Oak il34R
LINCOLN PARK $500 DOWN
: bedrms prewar construction tile
features. recr nm. space In basement
Amazing values Fort ST "a mile At
southhcid, model e7a lie Blanc Ira
Hotchkiss Co. 1901 5. Telegraph.
DE 77lo
HI BBARn -Lsfayette - s-rm brick
oil steam, 3-car gar lot 42xiT2
81 500 dn Proulx. l340 W. Veynor.
IA e-gf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
HOUSES FOR RENT

NEW MODERN HOMES only SO 80
monthly Model open daily and
sunday Jim DAILY and Annapolis
GROSSMAN 3442 5 Telagra PHI
Dearborn 1896 or Wayne 92o
JUSTINE. 1861 For rent. with
option 20 huA inodern huck sin
gle SJ4 monthly Edward Cukrow-
ski Inc 1886 Holbrook
WAYNE. MICHlGAN--Ncw = tecf.
fun base homes ready 10 move IN.
$50 mo Can DECKER. We 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
HOUSES FOR SALE
AYrI,r-rD ~ Wy w N II IN
ELMER NJ. CLARK

We sod over four million dollars
worth Of homes last year.
CAMPBELL 3252-7-room frame.
t--t-trrarburr, EUutn
Michigan. of outer Drive. hot air:
lots. fenced. s., 900. 81 500 down.
owner, Dearborn 1850.
CASCADE-W Chicago-i1-roOm in
come composition brick. hot air
1t, l-cAr gar 81 500. Proulx, 1910
" Nernnr "A h7k1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
MARTINDALE, ~, 11434
ELMER NJ. CLARK

we tOlN over TOUR HlllllNN Golidra
worth of homes last year,
NORTHWEST Restricted paved
street block 10 bus four years
old. beautifully designed two-bed -
room with garage 10 match terms
We. 5-27ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
VICTORY GARDENS
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE

At si-r In &C. funds Tor GOD
ri HenkeI Hammond Bldg CA 265i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
AND CONTRACTS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


3 600 suits and evereasis 0o0 hiEa
first SERVED 40i Grati0t ELLIS CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
COLORED-HIGH CLASS

Bungalow. Pilgrim Ave. good condi-
ton: beautiful tile bath, good fur
mace fine location; only SIS 200 re-
Quires sub. down payment. Call MI
Werner, UN. 3-7700
COLORED. 1900 Ford - Immediate
poss. =, 5 rms. and bath: new fur
mace, 2-car garage, Broker. TO. s-425l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
LAUNDRIES

CURTAINS. tablecloths, bedspreads.
prompt service Deliveries. lie
Week Curtain Cleaners. TE l-sSl4,-
O, IDEAL LAUNDRY co
PICKUP AND DELIVERY
$50 MELDRUM FL 1855
WE are now able 10 take care of
new customers on damn wash, damp
and Nat and shirts New Method
Laundry. 4s43 Moran Dixon 9725,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
KfNeei;-T4I .s,I.EF,tG ;RRAPH RDS,

10 = acre parcels 10 ne ploved rssdy
for gardening as iow as 500 per
acre joe down low 'sTes Sec
salesman al IgNIer osfsss Saturday
ami sunday fveteasx In 4-4a2s,
: = Hadles IN ca ooer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Income Bungalows for Sole

GRANDY Harper not air heat
fun basement good condition bar
gain, lower vacant. Dixon 1859
4162 chene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
MUSIC LESSONS

POPULAR piano. D00EIo = W0oEIes-
MODERN SWING MUSIC STUDIO.
so03 Grand River. Tyler 7-0T66.
PIANO, Hawaiian guitar highly i'm
prove teaching methods, immedi-
ate results NorthlaWn 2252
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
COLORED-l0%e DOWN

coLoRED Income home. rooms
ana bath down, 3 rooms and
bath up On King.
s-room home. baths; nicely dec
Grated
7-room single home on Harmon.
reasonable
2-family frame I store. flats on
Beaufait, reasonable
Theima b CornWell-MA Ob3l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
VACANT ,ors ron SALE

COLORED, ant Park district
Klinger. corner Robinwood; s0xiOoa
new home being built on Klingerj
INlVersliv i-IQQh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07


CRATIoT-sevsn hile-Girls; new
home; private entrance. bath.
Arlington 224s. Ideal for night
workers.
LARGE room for Two. near east side
factories, board optional. DRexel
$3.50.
PINGREk. 270t sitting room and
bedroom; private family. gentle
man; good transportation.
ROBINS. 6244 = Comfortable room.
two refined people private home
Olive 1901.
ROOM for one OF two girls; use of
whole house. Twinbrook i-s575.
SAWYER. 1000 Large room. suit
able Two, reasonable. near trans
hortatiOn Cedar 1903
ST JEAN, 607g-Harpsr Room. Two
girls. excellent transportation.
IyanhOe eO57.
WEEKLY rates SO double transient
~ 80 and 81 80 Continental HOTEL
Clifford 1873
WOODLAND. 1903 Attractive room.
suitable IL girls good transporta-
tion. owe 3b55.
COLORED - Front room, Christian.
nome kNN fltdlt lAAti kfhNlffhfus
Afternoon or night SHIFT. Excellent
transportation. Tyler 64Ol3
ED-Comfortable. clean fur
nished room; gentleman preferred
excellent transportation. Trinity
i-s2TS
COLORED-Comfort room gem
tleman Must have references. tx
cellent transportation, Trinity l-641S.
COLORED 49, Comfortable furnished
rooms. Refined gentleman. Excel
lent transportation. Tyler 5-5067,
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
ATTRACTIVE room; private kitchen.
two girls; near Rouge plant
Oregon sssi.
FOUR employed factory girls cook
ing, laundry privileges; innerspring
mattress. DRexel 9l95.
SECOND Taylor Two room furnished
basement apartment, one person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
RENTALS WANTED

COLORED soldiers wife and iO.year
child wish or i-room apartment.
furnishedpor unfurnished. Townsend
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
STENOGRAPHERS

q year experience necessary good sal
ary permanent position lie insur-
aurr and disqualification provided.
Nfltp BuN u 1lg Detroit Times 81
sTFNOGRAPHER 80 experience
necessary. east side $50 for 40
hours University 2-Z02t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
DEARBORN
500 DOWN--MOvE RIGHT IN
Attractive new 6-rm. singles
bedrooms, tile kitchen and

5 bedrooms. tile kitchen and
hath, large rms: very well built.
Call John r Quinlan Cherry 1921.
DEARBORN -3- bedrm modern face
brick hemes. Excellent schools,
transportation, shopping facilities.
Ira Hotchkiss Co, 1901 s Telegraph.
DE 77lO
DINING, ROOM homes with fun
basement and large lots. Near bus.
So 900, low pay'ts. Mr.. Leaver.
Houseman- Spitzley Corp. OR, 1900,
daily before p. m.
GREENNlEW, 9Oil. at JOY road:
classy new brick on paved street,
near bus: So 1000, easy FLA terms.
Open 10 o daily. Wietersen. CA.
276l; Prospect 1927.
INTERVALE
Schoolcraft Wyoming dist. New
brick 2-bedrm. house. large lot. paved
St. bus. stores, and both city and
paIpchial schools close by So, 900
with SIN. pay't. Reservations now
being taken. Intervale Homes, Inc,
l5s45 James Couzens Hy. UN $4,000.
PENNINGTON DRIVE. near 7 Mile
Lovely faced brick home. bed.
rooms tile bath on second floor: liv.
ing room, dining room, sunroom.
kitchen, breakfast nook. automatic
Stnker heat. -large- garage. -fenced-in
hack yard This property must he
sold this month. Cali owner, Vine
wood i-shO0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
HANNAH

60 CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our client.
TO SELL
Gail a real estate concern Who can
give you complete service
Mortgage-Sales- Manag ement
CA. ZOO
UN 3-17UO-PL 46OO--VE $1,000
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EHCH.
HOMES and 2 FLATS IN N. ". Sec
ton from owners. Ralph T.. Toyn-
Ion, l6605 I'D. River We 3-i234
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Suburban Reul Estuie for Sale

NEWLY finished Z rooms. bath with
furniture, electrical appiianceSi
chicken house chickens. 200 quarrH
OF fruit large lot shrubbery, fruh
trees 81 lsAA 25sfa Airline. 2nd
road south- GnrdAra. of Jim Daly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
M NHIHS-IIiENSEp

ANY KIND OF PLCMBlSG AID
HEATING REPAIRS, ALrkRAr
rIONS BATHROOMS TERMS TO
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
COAL AND COKE
WOOD

MCDONALD for coal cake quality
fuel, over 80 years OF dependable
service Cali TO $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Al INSELBRIC SIDING ROOFING
GUAR. r.. a Porter. TO s-7573. terms
y BRUCH a SON Est 1900 Flat
roofs our speciality TO h-i5A3.
hEROOF with "Elintkote" roofing,
NO MONEY DOWN Can for free