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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

BIG FARM cATALoG-Hundreds OF
properties described. many illustrated
with pictures: rock-ootton prices
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sTRoUT REALTY. a05-AB Fox
Bldg. Detroit 4. CA 1904.
DESIRABLE 80" on lake. about so
acres for crops. short drive 20 depot
town: rms. barn. etc; 50. 500 !,
pg. 80, pfg, free catalog. bargains
many states STRoUT REALTY. eos
ABB Fox Bldg Detroit /. CA 1904.
FOR SALE 220-A fine hunting To-
cation: on M-2s. near Brimley Mich.
No bldg. 50 A. cleared. Price 81 200.
L. h. 3s3. 500. Mich.
FREE-s2-psge summer catalog farm
bargains Midwest states now ready
Special service for those who state
requirements and payment plan first
letter Write today, United Farm
Agency, 7-DT South Dearborn, Chi
cago 3. Ill
HAVE farms all sizes In sanilac Co.
of Lake Huron, also Macomb County.
E-Z terms. II. H. HUCK, Broker.
1870 Chelsea. PR 1890.
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ACREAGE ron SALE

CLOSE IN, half acre, fine ground
bus. stores. reasonably priced. $40
dn.. buy nov, use bonds later 10
build 1881 Fenkell. near lnkster
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MONEY TO LOAN
[A zs?&!As4|N
ETlJU1A j


Only those who buy now" viii be
assured of an adequate supply Of
coal next winter. II Is a matter Of
first come first served. II YOU are
short Of cash. see Commonwealth for
the money you need TO lay In your
supply of next winters coal NOW
10 OFFICES
DOWNTOWN. 1928 NstionsI Bark Bide
woodward & Cadillac So. Gu 1850
DOWNTOWN. 3oi Capitol PARK Buildino.
State AZ 6riswoId 81. Gu Ui0
DOWNTOWN. i4o4 Grstiot
AZ russell. CA 1906
WEST SIDE. sso5 Michigan Ave. al
Junction. 2nd floor. IA $500
EAST SIDE. 1880 &. Jefferson. a. Conner
(0pp. hudson Motorsl. lt 0330
EAST SIDE. $500 Van Dyss. al
Harper. 2nd floor. Pl 7f60
NORTHWEST. soii Cd River AZ 10y Rd,,
RIM. 704 lover kresosD. ~ S.S7ii
NORTHWEST. AGO FenksIl. al tivernois,
POS Campus Bldo. uN 3.2s2s
PARK. lioas Woodward. st
Manchester (0pp. Ford'D:' 10 $3.50
PIX. 400 Murphy Blds.. 1900
woodward a. G. Grsnd Ave. 70 s'os2s
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HOUSES ron sALE-EAsr

ST. AURIN tnr & Warren 81
family 9v3 rms IL rms tcile'
good condition, Wiessr IL 1850.
coLoRED-cusi.r-R Brush twiil va
es,sS. 5. bath dcVn hath up only
81 Geo dc~n 1889 Hawthorne brit
kcte. rooms basement, furnace
Ntn vacsie :S3 Horton. a. John K.
- rcoms furnace garages 81 @p.
D GOO down i02Te Goodwin brick.
\ rooms near Caniff painted walls
"a Rethuns, near John Y rcons
s. 600. $500 down 1882 Cameron,
scar woodland lovely rooms
only $3.50. 81 200 down 1929
Cameron near Caniff VACANT nlce
MONS rainted walls basement
furnace garages move IN 81 $50
81 go down aiss Csrcini near
cARln. lUely : rooms basement
furnace gArsge al fenced m vii
vAcAte only s.. SOC 81 600 down
MANY more Com. 30 Edelman. ea26
Oakland AZ Westminstsr.
coLoREp Boston Rivd form
krtck fireplace bookcase sun room
trsAkfssi nook recreation steam
heat soker SIDE drive. Z garages
Mcoucea. TO s-35ti-
coLoEEp-5 rooms, large sttic 5
lots. $500 down balance - 500. t5a
month near Fourteen Ai.e ana -4iFa-
,ioi Address Box B2s2, Detroit
Tlmes. 81
CoLORED- Macksy. 1874, . roons.
Steam heat brick garage vacant m
50 dayt BROKER, PL so22
coloRFp - RosedAle : rooms
hetrcous steam hes, good condi-
tion TO s-s77?
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FARM AND LANDS ron SALE

A COMPLETE list state isnds, 81
. service Bxrsau, ioas Msssstls BIDS.
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McFARLANE BROS. AID

MCFARLAND BROS. AID
We specialize In Dearborn. Garden
CITY, suburban property little farms.
1914 Is OUR 10Th YEAR!
A BARGAIN, y acre, 6-room home,
rooms up unfinished. ONLY
S2,65o. terms.
DEARBORN Township = Modern s.
room bungalow, gas hit, insulated,
garage. 60-ft. lot. IS. 200. terms.
GARDEN ClTY-Owner sacrifices e.
room home, large lot. 81. T50. terms.
$3.50 DOWN single. base
ment. large lot. move right in.
LARGE 6-rm. single. prewar built.
s5-ft. lot: priced reasonable.
MCFARLAND BROS
1854 Ford Rd., at Middle Belt
3tst s. Telegraph Rd.
DE 1880 DE 1880
PLYMOUTH RID. frontage, first Of,
fering just west OF Telegraph. Ideal
for grocery. gas station or lunch
room. water. sewer. bus service.
Newman. $4,000 Plymouth Rd. RE
s720.
RESTRICTED garden and permanent
homesites, S97 each. SIS din; no inter
est. Newman. Warren and Inkster.
Royal Oak Farms
Rochester and ff-MIle Rds s2x23s:
city water. electricity, bus transp
stores, schools, churches. $3.50 and
up. Houseman-spitzley Corp, Royal
Oak 1910.
YOUR future domestic -in-lo w-tsx
district; water. sewer sidewalks and
shade trees. easy terms Newman.
Dix and Northline Rds. CHI 1850.
5 ACRES, Beech road, between Plym-
outh Rd and schoolcraft: 81. 900,
$500 down. Owner. TY $4,000. week
days.
s0x275-Sewer. water. gas. walks,
schools S675; near l3 Mi. and Wood
ward. Judson Broadway Co. RIA 9700.
i-RM. house. 2 acres. best land only
50. $50. Realtor, CA 1900. tn 2-647s.
CoLoRED AZ acres. between IL
Mile and Quinn Road excellent soil;
near schools. Address Box B-2s5l.
Detroit Times. 81.
acre tract. near VIII
low Run Plant. on Oakville Waltz.
Paved road. Address Box B-30o2.
Detroit Times 81.
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APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE
MEDBURY, 343i--cor. Moran. I Ice.
apts., plus 3 stores in active Polish
dist. trade and cash as dn, pay I.
Must sell. Geschwind. PL 3444.
Sitting on the Side Lines
Watching the bargains go by-makes
YOU no money. Rest assured apis,
will never sell 90 cheap again. Buy
in confidence to the limit OF your last
dollar. Mr. Bedford will furnish all
Facts ana Figures.
36se NET-Even At cheap oPA rents
on $40. 900 Invested. 20 apis. stores
on 18th. seminreproof. New stoker.
Only $40. 900. Easy 4iisc terms.
34F NET on SIS. 900 invested, Won
derfui 81 apt. "a rms. new steam,
new stoker carpet lobby and halls.
Bldg. cost $4,000. Only $4,000.
25Gs NET on S14. 500 invested. 20
apis, As rms. Rent 50, TOO. Fine
Glendale cor. Easy ~ q terms.
20To NET on yl4, 600 invested. Finest
available 13-apt. IN all Detroit. All
3 rms. Rent $1,000. Entire price
$50. 900.
25eo NET on $40. 900 invested. Ele-
CANT 51-apt. Large tile marble lobby.
Elevator. 3-4 rms Half price former
sale. New ~ 9. mortgage. Desirable
location.
HOMER WARREN e. CO.
Dime Bldg CA 032i
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Waterfront lots, $3.50. terms. City
water, school, bus transp. Over
$500 600 spent on canals. Opposite
Crosse lie. miles south Of Trenton.
Take River Rd, watch for our sign.
BUY NOW-BUILD LATER
HOUSEMAN- SPITZLEY CORP.
CH 4S16
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Violetlawn, mr.. Wyoming
Mckenzie High and Epiphany Church
Brick SIS: breakfast hooks. tile baths
refgr stoksr heat. insulated. ssr.
iS-ft. lot.
q q. HADLEY. tNsc.-BN i-ooee
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HOWELL,


40 ACRES located on an improved
road very productive soil: 1-room
house. complete with steam heat.
stoker fed: bath, pressure water,
utility room with laundry trays: hip
roof basement barn: little woods.
Price $40. 500.
SO ACRES NEAR sTocKBRIDGE
6-room house. nearly new. with fur
mace, complete bath, pressure water.
lights; Scar garage and barn Price
also includes good tractor, plows
and drags: $3.50,
LAKE-ACREAGE
SO acres with 20-acre private lake,
partly wooded: no buildings but beau
tlful building sites overlooking the
lake, As miles from Detroit. Price
So, 500 terms.
s ACRES
Located on edge OF small town;
good garden soil. 7-room home,
lights, gas, bath and furnace: also
barn and poultry house will give inn
mediate possession. Only 81 500.
terms II desired.
l.. II. CRANDALL
Opposite Howell Theater)
322 f. Grand River Howell. Mich.
oCEANA COUNTY FARMs-With
completely modern houses. fine loea-
tions; so acres at SO, $50; so acres
for $1,000. Both within 10 mi. Lake
Michigan. Possession immediate.
Hanson Osborn. Hart. Mich.
QUIT WORK; RELAX-20 ACRES,
1918 Build dobe cabin mr.. Rio
Grande and famous mines. edge
newest NATL park Hunt, fish, dig
ore Mountain air brings health and
peace. CASTOR, Box $40. Alpine. Tex
so ACRES. near Detroit: good al
falfa. large. new dairy barn, large
modern residence. other buildings.
orchards. SIS. 600. live stock, machin-
cry extra. sl05 Dexter. Detroit.
TY i-0376.
CoTopv,,l- ooo---.. ~, I-s t,e-,,.,.,.-
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COLORED-200 ACRES-2 houses,
barns. outhouses. good fertile land
30 mi. from city hall Call
HAMLAR h13 z kirhN TR 2-Shii
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ASHTON ROAD

NORTH RosEDALE PARK
Atiractiv, & room brick home On
S0'sS0' lot large living room. natural
fireplace. breakfast nook. LIST floor
iavAtoy bedrooms and sleep'ng
pnrch tiled hath covered ScaE-teF--
race shown hy appointment $40. 80.
IS 500 down CA 20s5 or MA Sl1e
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Lumber. Building Materials
INTERSTATE
SELLS
FOR LESS!

Victory Garden Stakes, per bundle
Sc" 81 90, a Si.so.
Plenty Of ssyines-PIsn,y Material
For al Necessary rspsirs-ssw on storm
Sash. Inside and Outside Doors, WIHdo~
Frames. Sash. MouIdinp. Trim. ladders.
Sewer Crooks and Fittings. sheh Lumber
10 Q, 10. u" widths.
PHONE 81 usi
Open sunday 10 A. NJ. to y. ".
Open Monday, Friday Ewes. TIL 500
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ST. MARYS, 6545
VACANT
Immediate Possession

pecono itioned tedrm home With
stove ana refriFsrsior. Near bus
Only $3.50 down anc mortgage cos'
Houssnan -sp.tzlsy Corp AT os3e
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100 DOWN

COLORED. BARGAINS WOOD
LAND.John r.. rooms. nat. fire.
place. tile bath and shower. full
basement. II A nj Gear gar.
immediate poss n $4,000 On HAGUE
S rooms. finished attic. nat. fire.
place n A. ht, automatic II. w.
heater. side drive. excellent cond.
quick possn. $4,000 dn BEECH
WOODS rooms n A. ut A buy!
SLOBIN TRl-0366 TY 7-71I5
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RESORTS FOR RENT

MODERN cottages and cabins. new
and clean for rent on beautiful Black
Lake Write or phone 1854. G.
Schell. Onaway, Mich.
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

A NEW home. y blk. from Cd
River large living, bedrms., enam-
eled sink tile bath rm. Owner must
sell account illness. $500; terms.
Newman RE 6ToO
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lAPARrMENr PnoP. YoA sALK

2O-FAMILY ; Good location; well
built; $40. 1000, over i2ro net. Judson
adtr.,s ~ pa O-0O
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The CIO news., 1944-10-23

Western Maryland Edition
Faith InThe People


Decide basis of and here
In his speech President Roosevelt said,
candidate
should this November That good citizenship
much
ranclsehe American idIsm Pin Mr. Dewey down-h
He s ane elusiveel
full
hand Federal soldier
that would have made for soldier everywhere and his sub
conclusive that Mr. Dewey does
have faith in democracy
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
Targets For Future

"We targets and detectives for the future which
will impossible those who live in and weighted down
by the dead past.
eve organizing the ogistics of the
Marshall King Arnold Macarthur Eisenhower and Nmtz
organizing the logistics of this
The victory of the American people and their allies in this
will be than victory against fascsm and reaction
and the dead hand of depotism and of the past.
The victory the American people and their allies in this
will be victory for democracy 1t will constitute such
affirmation of the strength and and vitality of
by the people history has before witnessed
with that affirmation of the vitality of democratic gov
behind u.s. that demonstration of its residence and its
capacity decision and aconwh that knowledge of
own strength and forward with Gods help to
the greatest epoch of free achievement by free the world
has ever known or imagined possible"
That other and could be other than Franklin
D. Roosevelt
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
On Reforming
Nozi Youth

Tomorrow, the World" film
version of the long-running Broad
way stage success. was the first
picture selected by Hollywood
writers, representing seven writing
guilds, for special recognition as
an outstanding example of the
blending of the best entertainment
elements with an important Idea.
The story concerns Emil. a Nazi
youth who comes to America, and
the problem of converting him and
the thousands like him to demo-
cratic ideals.
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
Roosevelt and World Stability

thinker
University, Nc. / enemy. his words
that
a stability
the world
We this due largely the faithful
wodde who have formed state OF mutual
An before
building has been accomplished would
i'm myO OpiniOn-akng a dangerous risk
the prevention
bring about the reelection OF hooseveH VINO
of the frOma horrible fate.
The CIO news., 1944-10-23

The labor and co-ops conference.
after hearing reports from repre-
sentatives of several international
unions on their cooperative educa-
tional and promotional programs.
urged the Cooperative League Of
the USA, national consumer coop
federation, to establish a labor
services division" within its ma
tional office in Chicago, which will
coordinate information and service
between the two groups.
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
Has Dewey Denounced?

Republican scandal that smacked of the old Harding
days Republican Congressman franng
three million copies of of their concocon acc
ing the Roosevelt Administration of making deal with the
Communists Has Dewey denounced this mfamy! could
have been done In connection with his proposal reduce the
taxes vos and mne Hands the bagto the extent
of S5OOOO It, Messs Dewey and Bricer? Yes how
IT could also have been done connection with his demand
for promise of Integrity in the White House. But possibly
is lust an oversight on Mr. Deweys part busy
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
Labor-Co-op
Clearing House
Conned

Chicago, Oct. 2l-Final prepara-
tionS for setting up national clear
inghouse for joint consumer acti-
vities of organized labor and co-ops
were taken at the National Labor
and Co-ops Economic Planning
Conference here recently and at
the official national congress of
American co-ops which followed it.
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
Whose Depression?

1929 peak year Republican prosperity there were
299O9 small 1899 far from the best of the
Democratic years. only ii, ,4OS failed.
Between January $780, March, 1888, than nine
Since them bank failures have
been virtually eliminated 400 bank failures in the
predepreson year 1925 but only 291 in the first
six wears of the Roosevelt Administration.
There were s79OOO businesses 1889 against 1922
in 1929.
Ask your grocer which year he would prefer to relve the
1882 Hoover prospcry 1889 Roosevelt depression
The CIO news., 1944-10-23
Freezing Figures

Taking the figures of the champions of the Little Steel For
mua there still 1O plus the cost of living beyond the
wages Does not that call for unfreezng Gentle
men, have you imagination enough suppose yourselves In
the workers wages instead of salaries Consider 1919
plus cut on what already inadequate for decency
and comfort and genuinely American standard
AS matter fact however, while the Little Steel Formula
freezes wages at 15% living has risen 43
and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

ended with a look a. the Jury.
Several times during the cross
examination she hesitated. eNi-
IDENTITY fearing She would incrimi-
nate herself by saving too much.
and looked toward the proSecu-
llhus table
But the red haired Carr. teeter-
ng and listening m his chair. did
not meet her glanceS. Evidently
hn Was trusting her 10 stand on
ilr own feet.
Miss Barry after court was ad-
journed, was heard 10 ask a
woman reporter whether she
thought she would look all right
ln purple coat as "A change. TOR
tho nest days testimony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
NO FANFARE

Almost dissppointedly. she
stepped through the rear door Of
the courtroom and into the wit
ness box.
There was no fanfare, no Incl
dental music"
For this was q federal court
grave and restrained And the
whisper-the slight ruStling as If
a breeze had sprung up-laSted
not much longer than it takes TO
tell il
Miss Barry looked like a school
EiTl. She wore a Chesterfield coat
over her brown street dress. Her
loose, auburn hair was arraigncd
with the same simplicity.
What looked like string OF
rral pearls completed this dcbu-
tsnte simplicity. For her attor-
ney's purpose. she was perfect.
There in the box diffdent and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
By MARC ART BUELL. WILDER
Noted " ritter and Author Of the Successful novel
since You Went Away
u

LOS ANGELES. March 24-When Joan Barry walked
into court Prosecutor Cars chief witness the govern
ments against Charles Chaplin for violation of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
BRINGS or BACKGROUND

IF trat rope was somewhat
irayed before Miss Barry made
her entrance, II was owing 20 Tho
.s4-s4.-i. ri tir--1 -1r-rt-iiC=
e7ft,tt-. ff--rr-tx ssiu,st i1r--- background
which the aStute defense counsel
lam E.l4glnz Rid MANAGED -
work into bis recital Of facts for
the jury.
So that # was natural when
the b8u0 opened tho door for
the long awaited woman IA The
case that every person in that
crowded COur room should Sifaln
forward 80 see for himself what
manner q girl this was.
Would she look common, cheap?
As tough and designing as some
Of the defense counSCfs remarks
had led spectators 70 believe
Would she break down when
she saw Chaplin. The alleged
father Of her child?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
WATCH EVERY MOVE

Would there be any silent.
almost imporceptble communica-
ton between those two antago-
niStS who had once been so close
which the courtroom would
sense?
Old mcn-Shabby old men with
canes aifa 41eaftffE aftIs-bcfft
forward.
Tough looking women with fat
furs and Swesty faces bulged. AT
tho seams III their effort TO see
whether this girl looked as If she
would eventually be one Of them
Well-dressed women, chic and
cool amid the cFowdipg, -i i'll
matched throng. have the same
look Of avidity on their enameled
faces as the young Mexican boys
who slipped in when they thought
= no one was watching.
Only the jury and the defend
ant. turning their heads as on
single stem, retained the blank
ness Of generalization
The Jury IS impartial - and
Chaplin is an actor.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
New Folding Bazooka
Fitted for Use in
Jungle Warfare
Nv WALTER McCALLUM.


A new bazooka, or portable anti
tank rocket protector, now is in use
by American forces. A picture OF
the new weapon, replacing under
some conditions the old and proven
bazooka, long mystery weapon, is
contained in the current issue OF
Army Ordnance, semi i-ofncial ord
nance publication.
The new bazooka is of much the
same type as the old weapon, but
folds into two sections, 1t is now
replacing the long. one-piece type,
and is fitted especially for use IN
jungle warfare.
Realizing the value of the Ameri-
can weapon soon after the initial
use of the bazooka in Africa the
German was quick to copy it. Ger
man ground troops used a type OF
bazooka against our tanks and in
fantry in Normandy. The German
rocket launcher is heavier, more
cumbersome and of larger bore than
the American.
Factor in Normandy.
Use of the bazooka by parachute
troops was an important factor in
the early days in Normandy, when
antitank artillery was limited In
availability. 1t did its work well. I
saw many German tanks whose
tough hide had been punctured by
the lethal weapon launched frcm
the gas-pipe appearing launcher at
short range. 1t was also used
Evening star., 1944-09-08

mandy with an antitank pistol. Of
large bore and doubtful efficiency.
It's main use seems to have been
to attempt to knock Oh tank treads
and bogie wheels. He also turned
loose . and-thrown antitank gre
made. Of somewhat the same type
as our bazooka projectile, tossed by
hand and guided by silk vanes in
the same manner an airplane bomb
Is guided. Our troops captured lot
OF this German war materiel and
turned 1t over to Army ordnance for
study.