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Evening star., 1944-06-11

have been under q price regulation
for more than year.
The new regulation provides for
additions to ceiling prices for ex-
ira equipment as follows: $40 for
any heater, $40 for any radio and
other amounts for a list of built-in
equipment such as overdrive, fluid
drive, vacuumatic transmission, etc.
Typical ceiling prices which will
be effective in the Washington area
for some of the more popular mod
els follow:
Ford 1912 model de luxe four
door, sedan, as is 5000, guaranteed,
Evening star., 1944-06-11

s1,23s; 1910 model. "as is,. 470o,
guaranteed, $875; 1912 Chevrolet
master de luxe four-door sedan, ''as
is" $945. guaranteed, $l,l81, 1910
model, $3.50 and $813: Plymouth de
luxe four-door sedan, 1942 model,
''as isl 1920, guaranteed, 1888:
1910 model, $645 and $806.
Evening star., 1944-06-11

cent since April / and 80 per cent
over the level of early 1912. He said
cars we're bringing highest prices in
the South, Texas and the Far West.
Mr.. Bowles said he did not expect
much wildcat dealing" in used cars
before the ceilings become effective
in July since prospective buyers
generally would want to wait until
that time. The prices for which the
cars are sold after the regulation
takes effect, he said, will be checked
when the new owner applies for
gasoline rationS.
Truck Sales Regulated.
OPA estimated the gross used car
business at $4,000, 900, 900 a year and
said it was by far the largest item
not under ceiling prices. Used trucks
Evening star., 1944-06-11

Uncle Sam needs your waste
bacon grease, drippings, vegetable
shortening. Take them TO your meat
dealer
Evening star., 1944-06-11
Used-Cor Ceiling Prices
AS Is and Warranty Costs Listed
For 3 Popular Makes in 3 Reqions

Typical of the prices established for used effective July
the ceilings
includes all
posed of Washington California
Region B includes all other
Ford va
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-13
AIRWAYS

Pilot Whaley returned yesterday from a weeks flying in the Arctic, making stops with mail and pas sengers al Kotzebue, Kivilina, Point Hope, Point Lay and Vain wright.
 Repair parts were flown to Sig Wien at Point Lay where he has been for some time. Mr. Wien planned to continue on te Barrow Sunday with the mail and returned to Kotzebue Mon day.
 Pilots Nicholson and Seeds ar rived from Fairbanks with the following passengs:
 Mrs. Bess Cross, James Pappas, Chris Simeon, John Belobraidich, James Pollock. Joe Mullins, AL bert J. Hennessey, Bob Bartlett.
 Pilots Nicholson and Seeds left for Fairbanks with Billy Smith
 Pilot Mckenzie made a round trip 10 kotzebue with Bess Cross, Annie Burke and a load of freight
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-13

fence because it is the February book -of-the-month, but it would have found a respectable number of readers anyway Its great vir- tue is that it is adetailed nd ina tegrated account of the yeers up to the balood purge, including good deel of new materil. Its disadvantge is that MT. Heiden is times very wordy.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-13
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR DANIEL LARSON

Funeral services for Daniel Lar son, aged 2 years, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Larson, will be held from the Lovinia Wallace Young Mission church at 200 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-13
s7oo CONTRIBUTED TO RED CROSS

The Nome Chapter of the Amer ican Red Cross is in receipt of 8 check for $2oo. contributed to the present Red Cross drive by the Pacific-Alaska Fisheries. Archie Shiels states in his letter accom- panying the donation, that the company is donating $l000 to the campaign in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-13

Advertise what you have to sell m The Nugget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Jap Faker
Sentenced

Masato NJ. Fukumoto, 90, an
American born japanese who was
arrested on a Detroit street in the
uniform Of an army air force ca
det was given TWO sentences
totaling three and a half years
by Federal Judge Picard today.
Fukumoto pleaded guilty oi
impersonating an officer in the
L. S. Army and Illegally wearing
the cadet uniform. He was given
maximum sentences on botr
charges.
THAT is all can give YOU"
Judge Picard remarked.
Fukumoto. who had been re-
leased from a relocation center IT
the West was seized after he hac
applied for a position in an air
craft plant in the L. s. employ
ment center.
He said the cap he wore witt
the uniform was one he had useC
when a high school student lr
Japan. He was born in this coun
try but educated in Tokyo
FBf agents said the records
showed he had asked for defer
ment in the draft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Builders Sued
.0nRentDeposits

Officials Of Dartmouth Build
ers. Inc, are scheduled 10 appear
before Federal Judge Picard
Wednesday TO show cause why
they should not be enioined from
collecting so-called security de-
positS on new houses and be
forced 10 repay deposits already
collected.
c. Walter Healey. OPA enforce
nient attorney, filed suit yester-
day against the company charging
rent control violations. The 0PA
said that the company collected
a $50 security deposit from each
tenant in eight new houses. The
OPA charged that this was VIC.
lation of a flat $50 rent ceiling
set when the government ap-
proved priorities for the buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Police Capture
Escaped Fe|on

A felon who chose TO become
the target for a series Of bullets
rather than be returned 10 jail
was captured early today by two
patrolmen who pursued him six
blocks.
Patrolmen Michael kidjorski
and Wayne Ashby OF Central
Station halted a car shortly after
midnight as it drove against one
way traffic on Cass at Larned.
As they questioned the driver
he fled. FIVE shots were fired by
the. two patrolmen as they chased
the fugitive to an empty lot near
l24 w. Congress.
He identified himself as Ray
mond Borkowski. Is. fugitive
from a 5 TO 25-year term for bur
glary in Pennsylvania Police
said he admitted that he stole
the car in Pittsburgh. He is held
on a fugitive charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Qudshing Denied
:
In Gaming Case.

A jury was being drawn today
in the court of Recorders Judge
Maher, to try 10 defendants in the
case against the Greater United
Bankers House, alleged numbers
gamblers.
Judge Maher yesterday ruled
against three motions by attorneys
for the three main defendants,
Irving Simms, 33, of 443S Fuller.
ton; his brother, Willie Simms,
81. of 31607 Second. and Isadore
Kirschner of 4061 Clement.
One motion, was to quash the
charges outright. A second was to
suppress testimony on the ground
that the arrests were made with
out a search warrant and the
third was for separate trials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Poll Workers.
Strike Barred

The confusion in counting the
votes after Tuesdays election re-
suited from a virtual strike"
Monday by experienced election
workers protesting a two-hour ex-
tension in voting hours, City Elee-
ton. Commissioner Distin revealed
today :,
This election was the most
complicated In procedure We
ever had" Distin continued
1.-THE absence OF the experienced
workers from many boards h re-
sponsible for the uncertainty to-
day regarding the outcome OF
the presidential race In Mich-
igan." =
When II was announced the
polls would remain open until 10
p. m. Distin said, experienced
workers by the scores called IN
and told US fatty they didn't want
the job. a
Because of the long hours,
DiStin said, I'VE lost more than
2,2O0 experienced workers, In.
Guiding scores Of bank clerks
who are unusually adept at this,
work"
In Ward II, District 9, Distih
said, not one experienced worker
appeared Tuesday morning and IT
was necessary 10 rush green
help TO do the job.
Fatigue, ballots on which only
taxpayers were allowed to vote,
and the fact that a normal one
day task developed into two. all
added TO the confusion. Distin said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Police Seek Pursuer
OF Hit-Run Motorisi

The accident prevention bureau
today asked the cooperation Of
the Times in locating the driver
OF an automobile who pursued the
hit-run motorlSt whose car had
struck and critically injured Mrs.
Helen Smalarz Al Van Dyke and
Georgia early today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Baby Shot
by Boyd

Robert Davidson. 2i2-year-old
son of Patrolman Bernard David
son. 1851 Hartwell. Is suffering
today from a superficial gunshot
wound IN his left thigh
The boy received treatment last
night at Nj. Carmel Hospital
where he was taken after he was
shot BY his brother, Thomas, i Z
years old.
Patrolman Davidson said Robert
was wounded with his service
revolver. which Thomas found
lying under his topcoat on a
davenport in his home. The off
Ger said he placed the gun there
when he returned home from
work in the Accident Prevention
Bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
VOTE TO RETURN

Plant officials SAID that a. a
meeting OF Local 100 UAW-CIO
last night Al Slovak Hall a strike
vote among the pohShcrs showed
them favorable 10 return TO work.
Union officials were unavailable
Tor a statement.
The return of the 400 polishers
today represented approximately
IS per cent OF the entire depart
ment, A spokesman for the man
egement reported
Officials praised the statement
yesterday of Melvin Bishop. JAW
Go regional director, a. a gust
and fair summation Of the con
troversy" Bishop yesterday or.
dered the men back 10 work and
set today as the deadllne for their
return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Youth Hangs Boy, a;
Got Idea at Movies

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 GNS)-
Police announced today that a
16-year-old boy had confessed to
the commando killing Of 4-year-
old William Brach of the Bronx.
Police said the youngster had
confessed hanging the Bronx
youngster by using commando
tactics" he said he had learned
"frnm the movies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Argentina Gives
Back OF Hand 10 Axis

BCENOS AIRES. Nov Q GNS 3
Taking a diplomatic poke Al tho
Berlln-Tokyo ticup tho Argentine
government today imposed severe
regulations upon ANiS-owned firms
while the cabinet dccreed strict
enforcement OF rules controlling
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Mail Thief Sentenced

Fred L. Bingham Jr., 18. Of
Mississippi is facing a 15-mohth
s ntence imposed yesterday by
Federal Judge Monet. He pleaded
guilty to stealing letters from the
mail chute in the New York Gen.
trial station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Nine. Chiana Halls FDR

NEW YORK, Nov, 9 CINS)-
President Roosevelt had a con-
gratulatory message today from
Nine. Chang Kai-shek. mailing
his reelection as tribute to his
leadership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
.Doetor,.F|ief
Killed in Car

A doctor and an army lieuten-
ant we're killed early today and
another army officer was injured
seriously when their car struck
a safety zone at Woodward and
Eliot.
The dead are Or. John II.
Spearlng. 81, of 1914 w. Philadel-
phia, and lSt Ii Walter llaro-
witt. u. The injured man is
I'd 1t. Robert Talbot. 81
Both Harowitz and Talbot are
from New York City and both
are listed AS navigatorS.
Witnesses told police the car,
driven by DR.. Spearing, crashed
into the zone at high speed. over
turned and came 10 rest IN the
intersection With Spearlng and
Talbot pinned in the wreckage.
1t. HarowitZ was thrown clear.
Spearing was recently medi-
cally discharged from the army,
police learned.
Police said all three men had
been drinking. The car was de-
molShed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10

Mrs. Evelyn Nowak, 81, SAID
today that her election 10 the
Michigan state Legislature will bC
consolation TO her husband
Francis j. Nowak, who two weeks
ago began a three 10 flve-yeal
prison term in Jackson for ac'
cepiinG bribeS.
at was upon my husbands
insiStence that the county Demo-
cratic committee named me 10
replace him on the ballot" said
Mrs Nowak, the first Wayne
County woman 10 gain a scat
in the Legislature HE is in
quarantine and am unable Ia
talk to him, hut know he will
be very happy.
I'VE have always had com
mon interest In politics and he
has always discussed legislative
matters with me, ! am familiar
with his beliefs and feel conf
dent / an-eaEFy- on Until hrs
return"
Mrs. Nowak served as secretary
70 the WAYNE county delegation
during the l94l and 1913 Sessions
She and her daughter, Carole
3 years old are living AT the
home OF her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Marshick, 4i3C
LiNcrnolS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
FAMILY POLITICAL TEAM

Thomas c. O'Brien. 65,
(left), and his son, Michael
j. O'Brien, SO, looking over
the election returns which
show they were elected
to the state Legislature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
Father and Son Win
Seats in Michigan
Legislature
Times Photo

The O'Brien family of 1868
Northwestern will be very well
represented in the state Legisla-
turc.
Today, the father, Thomas c.
-O'Brien. 65, and his son, Michael
J. O'Brien. 81. IRE busy answer
inC the telephone and receiving
congr lat ons. They were
elected on the Democratic ticket.
HIS THIRD TERM
Michael will be serving his
third term but his father is a
newcomer to state politics, The
senior O'Brien made his first VEN
ture into the political field back
in 1921 when he was an unsuc-
cessful candidate for the Detroit
council.
Thomas. who has another son,
Thomas L. O'Brien Jr. Of 1S4S4
Winthrop was born IN Creagh,
County Glare. Ireland on Nov, 26,
1891, anu has Dttll ltoihCht Vi
Detroit for as years.
Michael. who is the father OF
three children, Ruth, II; Mary
Ellen. Is. and Michael Jra 2, was
born in Detroit on July 30. 1907.
During the time Michael is not in
Lansing. he is a senior Inspector
/ for the DPW sanitation inspector
ment division. His father is a
Juvenile guard at the Wayne
County Detention House.
WILL STICK TOGETHER
I'VE both came from the bot
tom Of the barrel" Michael
said. Dad and / intend to stick
together during the sessions Of
the Legislature and hope, with
the new 21-man setup from
Wayne County. that We can do
some good for the citizens OF
the county.
AS for a. know, this Is
about the first time a father
and son have served simultane-
ousIy In the Legislature"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
ANOTHER KILLED

In other accidents during the
night one man was killed, A ST.
year-old woman pedestrian was
critically injured by a hlt-run car;
a young mother VAS critically
hurt in a collision, and veteran
policewoman was seriously injured
by a truck whose driver IS held
on a drunk driving charge.
Huga Mas. 81. Of 1927 Ro-
chellc, was injured fatally when
he was struck by an automobile
Al 7 a. m. AT Gratiot and Joanne
lie was dead on admission 10
Saratoga General Hospital.
Witnesses told police Mas
alighted from street car and
stepped directly into tho path OF
an auto driven by John Hyde,
.33. of 20837 Universal, f.. Detroit,
HYDE was taken 70 headquarters
for questioning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
DRIVER HELD

Mrs. McKee's daughter. Sally
Ann. 4. was treated for shock.
Traczyk is held for investigation
pending the outcome of Mrs. Nc
KEGS injuries.
Mrs Susan GlinSki SO. Of 6403
Devereaux. well-known Detroit
pollcewoman is in Wayne General
Hospital in temporary serious con-
dition after a collision last night
IN Nankin Township between the
car she was driving and truck
driven by Calvin +. Olmstead, 81
OF Toledo
Mrs. Catherine GllnSki. az. Of
the Deverpaux address. the police
womans daughter-ln-law was also
injured and hospitalized. Ohm
stead is held on a drunk driving
charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
eWDispute
AT Fruehduf
Shutdown at Packard
Appears TO Be End ed

A second strike al the Fruehauf
Trailer Co plant, l09i0 Harper,
appeared imminent today. involv-
ing 1000 workers. At the same
time 400 metal polishers on the
day shift at Packard returned 10
work. The walkout by $50 polish
ers Tuesday at Packard caused
shutdown of the plant, forcing
nearly $4,000 off their jobs
Packard officials said they
planned to call back employees of
five vital departments IF the
men Responded. the entire plant
would get work calls.
1000 LEAVE JOBS
Six hundred men on the first
shift al Freuhauf went into Joint
session with a similar number of
workers on the second shift, leav-
ing their Jobs al II a. m.
A strike which began a week
ago and ended Wednesday was in
process OF Cancellation before l.. S.
and state representatives.
Discharge Of i've alleged strike
leaders was given as tho reason
for the hreakon in negotiations
by A. J c andes. Fruehauf plant
manager. The workers are mem
hers Of local 80. UAW-ClO.
Chandes said A new strike would
be on if the second shift failed to
report
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-10
HIT SAFETY ZONE

Mrs. Helen Smalarz Of 1918
Brentwood is in critical condition
in Saratoga General Hospital with
fractured leg and possible skull
fracture sustained when she was
struck By a hit-run driver while
standing in an unprotected safety
zone at Van Dyke and Georgia.
The car. believed by police 10
be a blue 1929 Dodge coupe was
travelling AT high speed and struck
Mrs. SmalarZ 50 violently that her
shoes were thrown 100 feet from
the scene. witnesses said.
Mrs. Pauline Mckee, %, OF the
Lakeside Trailer Court on Alter
road i in ST Joseph Hospital
Mt II te,+cmCnS -wTth critical injuries
sustained when her car was
struck A. II Mile road and Little
Mack by car whose driver,
Richard Traczyk, IS, Of 1855
Strassburg. allegcdly ignored
stop sign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Ash luBRICATlON Man - Good
wages overtime over 80 hours. good
working conditions. Highland Chtv.
cor 1897 Woodward See Mr. Nestle.
ACCOUNTS payable junior. down
town wholesale house. gs hours hne
postwar opportunit, State axe tx
lrf.ruto. craft status salary FN-
ff----i--4 - -s-iif---- f4-7- H-465. f7rtr0ir
Times so
ACCOUNTANT WEI known corpora.
tUu with piarts throughout the ccun-
frI Its.fcr O. interview man for De-
trHt home Office Phone TO $1,000.
Mr Gra}
ACCOUNTANT - EXPERIENCED. for
raf..rIIl y-knnun concern. permanent
lnqaIr.'s CONFIDENTIAL Bon
h-it. ue'ruf Tunes 81.
tI. WtLpEEs f1r war PLAN must
comply with NMpC steady V0rk
rrc overtime Stvr. Cn0perage and
t.arr. 90 t1o Beaufst
arc vc.lsrs cNpe-ic1ted. must com
vfr NhlC regulations Com
' fffnt Inc $500 W Jener-
90 Fifteenth
Sake We.8ers far steel psrts Tern
t Nfr rIr ~ General Motors
. s3fr V Fer So
aE" HtHer. ara shop helpers Apply
Hrar rft.e, DrireN Corr
' Board
ARC WFlDERs 1856 Lincoln MA
1885, hefwee. y trt
t--sHEI rlt. snpGsl packers. ma
.rs .pcfstefs trrotr naucs dle
makers al. at-fprf E00f starting
a'. trf uHt'war future with chance
.f..r SQUARE II C. hNDN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

BLVD. Fast Grand. 1882 Gactory
district Front. Twin bed also Cou-
bic: 81 Up men only O.
FOUR GIRLS 20 share 90 KING
and Laundry privileges 7O9 Hilgcf,
DR. 1895. before y m.
ONE large room for couple close 20
Ford s. 1886 Miller Rt
SLEEPING room, running water
good transportation 1870 Lysandcr
cor. Trumbuli. Mrs. Bcyers. Apt 2
WH1Tt--Comiortable sseplne room
in refined home good tran p0rtaiiOn.
Bedford district nv 1929
WOODLAND. ~. NJ Woodward
good transportation two rooms TO
1882 night workers
COtORED Front room ? clean.
quiet gentlemen. afternoon az night
shift Christian home excellent
transportation TY 6.4Oi3
COLORED- Respectable sober gen
tleman 90 share room hot water
continuously TR 2503s. IL 80 a. m.
20 II y. m.
COLORED- Nice room. private home
gentleman only, good transportation
TY 5-is3e
COIORED Double room win twin
beds gentlemen preferred. TY 5-50s7
COLORED 49, Front room for rent.
Trowbridee. To 5-272s.
COLORED Couple or 3 WORKING
girls 24gC McD1uFaU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
RENTALS WANTED

WANT 20 sublet furnished auart-
meni, June 20 September or October
Paul Richards Briggs STADIUM
COLORED Couple. defense worker
wishes room m Christian hons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

EXPERIENCED c0lored won r.
wants spring cleaning or laundry
TT 1909
EXPERIENCED coiored lady wishes
day work TR i-sf2e
COLORED woman wants work IN
press machine, laundry preferred
ri Fi26
C0LORED Experienced wants dAt
work SO ana carfsre tvs 1864
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
MALE HELP WANTED
VINO REGULATIONS
GOVERNING ELIGIBILITY
..ss as.nf nxksIAfar

FOR EMPLOYMENT
~ YOU WERE LAST M
PIOiED As AN ESSENTIAL
OK LOCALLY NEEDED AC-
TINITi, YOU MUST HAVE A
STATEMENT OF ANAILABIIs-
ITY. ~ YOU ARE QUAIL
FED tOR EMPLOY MENT IN
\ CRITICAL OCCUPATIONS,
iOt MUST Bt REFERRED
TdROu On THE UNITED
sIAIEs Mp 10y ME ut
SERVICE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
HOUSES FOR RENT

WAYNE. MICHIGAN New ? bear
full base home ready 10 move ln
so mo. Can DECKER VI 7-st56
2.BEDRM modern huuraiow TIE
features basement HotchkisF Co.
nfGce l.nl 8 TaIeerarn DE- --iM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

a NEW market for your business
We have colored clients interested Boo
huving businesses Robert r. John
son Co. ca $3.50. Pr e033.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
APIS. FOR RENT-Uniurni,hed

NEWLY decorated front nousekcep-
ing innersprings, employed business
couple elevator 5;h floor. Apt TO-
TT i-OO6-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-WESr

ALLEN PIX Afraid 70 Nly home
because a. graft status Our simple,
amazlns plan ends worres Just cOm-
p.etci 200 large ney 3-bcdrm homes.
fui hasn't. tie bah, kitchen. Ready
20 move INTO lant DIX. between
soutnneld and outer Drive. Agent,
At 400
DALE 1906. M. schoolcrsf, OPEN
WV brick home paved at 4n.f,-
f0t- ne features $500 DOWN.
- r HART co. CA ZOO
ELLSWORTH. near Tuller-5-room.
attic. garages. So 200.
DAN J HARRISON IN 1880
Ford olvd. Homes
5000 d. Move rlght IN Attractive
hofrmf tie kifch hath spacious:
well bult. Call John Quiulan. ca e70+.
fORRER NK SCHOoLCRAFT
Biz rms hrepl 90 lot 2-oar
rar large porch. screens. storms,
awnings Reautfully handicapped.
Loads ~ fruit trees Reduced 10
Realty CO W 6-723l
~ SURE. Mr. PURITAN
6.rm brk hrapi. gaS air-cond. HI
gnl beautiful cond. our best buy at
only $1,000. Bruton Realty. We
6723e
Monta vista Glendale Gardens
Builders own home leaving town.
brick. semi colonial. 3 tcdrn1s large
Twins room real fireplace library
and other features Pear garagei
So 900 On Us 1900
ELNEH " CLARK
PIEDMONT. Mr.. SCHOOLCRAFT
? rms iarge screened porch. fun
base n A H. wonderful eond.
ONLY $4,000 81 600 dn. Brutor
Realty CO w 6-723o
PEEWAR construction standards:
.srge hedrms fun basri.. tile bath,
kitchen. transp.. schools, factories.
shopping center ready TO move into.
Agent, DE 1905.
RANCH TYPE HOME
Nearly nrW. ? hedrns $3.50 heating
plant Fun hath. fine living rm.. large
utility nm Lot iO0x200 y w. sec.
ton, mr.. school stores bus One low
tax q year g. 800. - 500 down.
ssisncs i1 we iSsfN W s-Mns
Rd. nv f2HT Healt1r
SACRIFICE Must sell. owner going
10 army brick home rooms;
breakfast nook 3 bedrooms: oil
heat storm windows, storm doors
and awuingN $4,000 NTerms Woods
insham Drive. IN 2.75Ga
COLOPFD vermont near Spruce;
Z rooms g. az 1875 down. NJ.
Brown. ca $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
HOTELS


HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2i30 Cas-
Convenient. pleasant rooms. 81 daily
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

VAN nYKE-eis Nj str = rms.
and bathroom attic piasiered hard
wood nGors Vsfrf gas electric IN:
gas range 50 300 $3.50 down, $50
Ef..tts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
REFRIGERATION SERVICE

Al ALL MAKES serviced. parts,
q Dor guaranteed TO s-4za3
ALL MAKES. commercial. domestic.
guar parts service HO 63l2.
ALL MAKES repaired. quick service
any time. Large stock spare parts
Bonded LII 1890
KELLY Leonard. Universal coolers;
a. yrs exp. East side. LII s212
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
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good workmanship, flIl equipped