davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-01-23
District Area VINO
Finds Job Program
Surprisingly Good
Appoints Two Members
And Extends Time for
Filing Questionnaires

Citing flaws which Washington
employers see in the iob-control
program, the area War Manpower
Commission Labor MANAGEMENT
Committee yesterday pronounced
the program surprisingly good
after almost year of operation.
At the same time, the committee
named two new members and their
alternates and extended the dead
line on filing missionaries for
locally needed designations for a
month. After the warming by Area
VINO Director Fred z. Hetzel that
employers would lose their "protec-
ton under the employment stabili-
zatlon plan if they failed to turn in
the questionnaires, employer asso-
Citations requested the extension.
New committee members include
Vincent Ahearn, executive secre-
tary of the National Sand and
Gravel Association, replacing Y. E.
Booker, management reresentative
who resigned; Alternate Gerry Ryan,
service director of the District
Motor Club, American Automobile
Association, replacing Mr.. Booker's
alternate, Myles H. Quail; Labor
Alternate Mrs. Louise Gerald. re-
placing Mrs. Elizabeth Searles: w.
R. Ganser. Washington Terminal Co.
engineer of maintenance of way and
structures; Alternate James A. Long,
Washington Terminal Co. master
mechanic; and Lyle Mckinney
Brotherhood of Railway and Steam
ship Clerks, whose alternate was
not announced. This is the first
time railroad management and labor
have been represented on the COM
mittee.
After an informal survey of as
sociations and large individual en-
|ployers, the labor management COM
mittee reported that employers had
found recruiting easier, turnover re-
duced. labor more stable and the
benefits of the job control program
outweighing the disadvantages.
On the other hand, the commit
tee said employers complained that
in some cases where employers, in
obedience to the plan, had sent
workers to the United States EN-
oloyment Service before hiring them
the USES had referred the workers
to other jobs.
The committee said the employers
also charged that the USES per-
sonnel favored employees rather
than employers and that in some
cases employers were not notified
when appeal decisions went against
them.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Two NewCIosses Formed
For Red Cross Nurses

The District Red Cross Home
Nursing Service has announced the
formation of two new nursing
classes. An afternoon class to be
held from 1:30 to $3.50 pm. Men
days and Wednesdays at the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV, will
begin Wednesday. The evening
class, to be held from 730 to $50
pm. on Mondays and Wednesdays
at the Jewish Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV, will begin Wednes-
day, February 2.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

many persons as possible can see
the spectacle.
The pilots of the planes, who are
in the final stages of their train
ing for combat, will be meeting
training requirements as they pro-
vide Washington with a sight the
Germans have learned to dread.
Participating will be SO B-24s,
the powerful Liberators that have
been doing yeoman service on all
the worlds battlefronts; 108 PATS,
fast, high altitude Thunderbolt
fighters, and 36 P-40s, veteran fight
ers that have seen action on every
front.
The planes will leave various
training fields to rendezvous near
Washington for the initial fight.
Then they will turn and reform
north Of the city to follow the same
course for . second time.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
House Hearings
To Study D. {.
Child Crimes
D'AIesondro Group
To Hear Problems
Outlined Tomorrow
By DON S. WARREN.

Armed with a mass of data and
views on the wartime increase in
the Washington juvenile delin-
quency problem, the D'Alesandro
Subcommittee of the House Dis
trict Committee will begin a search
tomorrow for practical means OF
correction
Since the Maryland Representa-
tive recently announced plans for
public hearings on the subject he
has received scores of letters from
spokesmen for civic and social well
fare groups\ and officials. Most Of
these cite increasing waywardness
OF youth but include relatively few
definite answers to the problem.
Possibilities of improvement by
Widened, supervised recreational
programs, assignment of more
trained police to Juvenile Court &C
tivltieS and better coordination Of
school, church and adult organiza-
tions are expected to be explored
in the hearings.
Wants Solution, Not Speeches.
Mr.. D'Alesandro has explained
what his Public Health Subcommit-
tee really wants is practical an
swers to the problems rather than
technical or philosophical discus
sions.
Among the first witnesses sched-
uled are Judge Fay Bentley OF
Juvenile Court; Maj. Edward j.
Kelly, superintendent of police:
Capt. Rhoda Milliken, chief of the
Police Woman's Bureau; Recrea-
ton Director Milo F. Christensen,
Mrs. w. A. Roberts of the Council
of Social Agencies, and spokesmen
for the Boy and Girl Scouts and
the Police Boys Club.
Included in the data supplied the
D'Alesandro group are reports of
statistics and discussions at the
Adult Forum of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church and state
ments by Judge Bentley, M A.
Jones, special agent of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation; DR.. Joseph
A. Murphy, head of the School
Medical Inspection Service and
chairman of the Health Subcom-
mittee of the Board of Education
Advisory Committee on wartime
and postwar problems of children,
and other published studies.
Increase Seen Two Years Ago.
These showed that there had
been an increase of 124 per cent
in the average number of cases of
delinquency taken to Juvenile
Court in the four-year period.
1939-1942, as compared with the
seven-year period, 19321938.
Capt. Milliken has found there is
a considerable increase in delin-
quency cases and drop of the
average age of offenders from Is
/ to IA years old, but she has sug-
gested reports of increased cases
should be considered along with
| the great rise in the District popu-
/ lation.
Rev. Joseph E. Gedra of the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion wrote that there was too much
prominence given today to sex
stories, sex pictures and sex "glori-
hcation" and to protest that sex
education given in the high schools
could be expected to make bad
situation worse.
Mr. D'Alesandro was advised also
that a recent survey in five District
school divisions showed that Ali out
of 23.438 pupils were 'maladjusted
with marked antisocial attitudes
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Hearings Begin
Tomorrow on
District Housing
Sessions to Lost
Several Weeks,
Burton Says
(See "Housing Theory Challenged"
on Page CO.
BY JOHN T. LUTER.

Expected to provide battle-ground
for the advocates and opponents Of
public housing, hearings dealing with
the work of the National Capita
Housing Authority and with pro.
posals for reclamation of the Dis.
trict's slum areas will begin at II
am. tomorrow before a Senate Dis.
trict subcommittee.
Chairman Burton of the subcom.
mittee said last night the hearings
will last at least several weeks anc
will result in numerous recommen-
dations by his group.
Maj, Gen. U. S. Grant, 3rd, chair.
man of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, and Johr
Nolen, jr., administrator of tina,
agency, are scheduled to appear a.
the first two witnesses before the
subcommittee. They will be followed
Senator Burton said, by Corporation
Counsel Richmond B. Keech anc
perhaps by one of the District Com.
missioners.
Maj. Kelly to Appear.
Other witnesses early in the hear
ings will include Maj. Edward j
Kelly, superintendent OF police; DR.
George c. Rutland, District health
officer; Ray Huff. director of the
Board of Public Welfare, and Fire
Chief Stephen T. Porter.
This early testimony will point tx
the existence of extensive slum area.
here, and deal with the communit,
problems created by slum conditions
Mr.. Keech or some representative
from his Office, it was understood
Will discuss two existing District
laws governing the razing of insani-
tary and unsafe buildings. The SUBJ
committee expects to learn from him
whether these laws are adequate and
capable OF proper enforcement.
Ihlder Testimony Slated.
The subcommittee at a later stage
IN the hearings will take up the
problem OF what to do about slum
conditions. John Ihlder, executive
officer of the National Capital Hous-
ing Authority, who has proposed a
long-range public housing program
to reclaim the blight areas here, will
be major witness. His testimony
is expected to extend over several
days, Senator Burton said.
Mr.. Ihlder's proposals for publicly
financed slum reclamation will be
answered by persons who believe the
task can be handled by private
builders without the necessity of
additional public housing.
Members of the subcommittee in
addition to Senator Burton, are
Senators Capper. Republican, of
Kansas; Tydings. Democrat, OF
Maryland, and McCarran. Democrat
of Nevada. Senators Burton and
Capper during the past several
months have made extensive tours
of slum areas, and of NCHA and
private housing developments here
Evening star., 1944-01-23

the Very Rev. G. C. F. Bratenahl
the Rev. Dr. Ze Barney Thorne
Phillips, Corcoran Thorn, DR.. Will
liam c. Rives, DR.. William Holland
Wilmer. James Sheldon, Rear Ad-
miral Cary T. Grayson, Charles C
Glover, Theodore w. Noyes, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Parmelee, Edwin N
Lewis and others.
According to an estimate by Mr.
Frohman last night, the entire Ca
thedral could be completed in seven
years at cost of $1,000 900, if the
funds were in hand.
Dean Dun was in the city Friday
and yesterday but could not be
reached for a statemnt.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Lincoln Day Dance Slated

The Prince Georges County Re-
publican Club will hold Lincoln
Day dance at 9 pm. February IL at
the Prince Georges Golf and Coun-
try Club. Marvin S. Baltimore is
chairman of the Arrangements Com
mittee. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. A. G. Stansbury, Capitol
Heights.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

Pilgrims Steps. the Bishops Gar
den. the Lower School and GYM
nasium Of st. Adams, the National
Cathedral School for Boys, and
other elements of the overall plan
for the Cathedral Close.
The last Nationwide drive in be-
half of the whole Cathedral project
was launched in 1927 and halted by
the depression in 1898. It's leaders
were Gen. John J. Pershing, former
Senator George Wharton Pepper,
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew
w. Mellon, Canon Anson Phelps
Stokes, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Alan
son B. Houghton, William r. Castle,
Mrs. William Adams Brown, the
Right Rev. Philip NJ Rhinelander,
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Cos FeIIs Womun, 81

Mrs. Henrietta Hickman, S2 of
2723 South Cleveland street, Arling-
ton, was overcome by gas yesterday
from a leaking jet in a stove. She
was revived after members of the
Jefferson Rescue Squad applied arti-
f1cal respiration for more than two
hours. She was taken to Emergency
Hospital by the Clarendon Rescue
Squad.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

at a dinner We'd
nesday at t h e
Hotel 2400.
The in n e r
will be presided
0 v er by Maj.
Gen. Myron C.
Cramer, j u d g e
advocate general
of the Arm Y.
Gen. Cramer is
president of the
w a S h i n G t o n
Wesleyan U n i =
versity Associa-
ton.
DR.. Butterfeld,
xr-ho Lanor,o oc
Evening star., 1944-01-23

sociated with Wesleyan eight years
ago as director of admissions, served
as dean of freshmen and associate
dean He became acting president
at the start of the 1922 college year
when DR.. James L. McConaughy ac-
cepted the presidency of United
China Relief. His formal elevation
to the presidency makes him the
university's 11th president.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Wesleyan u. Alumni
To Honor Dr.. ButterfieId

DR.. Victor L. Butterfield 49, newly
elected president of Wesleyan Uni
versity. will be honored by the
Washington alumni of the university
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

ROXBURY Five rooms: only three
yrs. old. All best features gas heat
etc Venetian blinds carpeting Fine
buy Call George Deets. PI $500.
HANNAH REAL EST. ExCH. INC.
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Model Open Daily

1916 Harvey
ROY MOON. Phone Plymouth 1870
GLASTONBURY at Plymouth RI
new brick homes bedrms.. bath
attic; $3.50 Din. INN. poss. Call RIA
ISIS for appointment.
BETTER BUILT BRICK HOMES
GRATIoT.7 MILE SECTION
Manning. 1887, new 2bedroom
models; all tile features: large lots.
near schools transportation FLA
frrus, OPEN DAILY, A HOIS-
-ftR,. tt1e3 Fast -Mrte-PR 22so.
NEW BRICK 1880, $500
down. bedrooms. tile shower, space
for recreation room. lot 60xI35
sewer ana city water. Open daily.
To 2 c n. HARRISON COMPANY,
3la6j Rush st. at West Warren.
west NJ Nerriman Rd. Garden City.
Telephone Wayne 7i71F-22.
THEUT, 7575-Near Van Dyke and
north of 2 Mile. modern home, frame,
hot air heat. vacant; price IS. $50,
$500 dn Holbrook Bldg. Corp 1886
Holhrook TR 1852
$500 DOWN-MOVE IN
East Detroit; model open 21s50 Gas
couy. p, mile f.. OF Gratiot 3rd block
s. % 2 Nile fine lifetime homes;
All tile features near transportation,
stores large lot See these fine
homes today Roy Sinnett. MI 1863.
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PERSONALS

A DETECTlNE service, I. q. s.;
licensed. Industrial. commercial and
private missing persons, shadowing.
etc. TIE $4,000 or ME- 1914, day
ar evening.
olLEs AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while
working.
Doctor De Swarte. Rectal Clinic
57la Second, Mr.. Palmer. TR i-7241
WANTED Information as 20 where
abouts of Alex Zselezsnik. also known
as Alex Seiinski, Sander selinskt.
Alexander Zeleznik. Alex Zeleznik.
Sander Hselezsnk or Sander Zeleznik.
Mail replies. Box 26i, Passaic. New
Jersey.
HAIR REMOVER FOREVER SAFE,
fast, inexpensive. Lifetime guaran-
tee. Doctors references, Eiectrolysis
Cllnic. TO S.3l1I
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-eotoREB BuYsEN-o or BLVD
Beautiful rms, 81 500 Din Vacant!
VACANT 2-fam. So. 81 200 down
2.FAMILY 6-s. $500 81 TOO down
i4-Rm. Blk stkr. 81 900 dn. sd inc
FAST END BARGAINS - 6-room
frame. $500 dn i-FAMlLY frame.
81 900 dn 2-FAMILY II, 81 200 On
LSSLES, BROKER
e3t7 Oakland MA 4913--TR 2-2a77
ED-ATTESrIoNi Get your
application IN for NEW homes IN
Msckay Mile district and South
west Detroit WATSON REALTY,
1929 81 Antoine CA is06-46O7
CoLoRED - Eastern Place. 1913
seven rooms and bath 2-car garage
beautiful yard. NELSON'S. TR
-a0q0
CoLoRED GRAND. HIGH PIX nice
s rms. full hasemt gas ut good
condition. IS, 500, terms
SLOBiN--TR i.0366 TY 77tlS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

Al rPHOLSTERING choice overs.
-tideiiy UpholstertHs CaU or 0Tso.
4REr UPHOLSTERY ADVERTISERS
~ TIRE DETROIT TIMES Sur
SCRIBE TO The FOIL OWfN1
POPULATIONS EEtPFOLSTERY
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
-fsfAf; To ff=f1t - ~ SpRtNLS
RFrIFD FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHERE. HEC-
EssARY
AUgI .IC UTHOLsTERETs =
svtissna Rlvgt Tr '-si
BETTER. cFaf'snansHl At Craft Up
5oIs'er,EE. can TI 7-i3@D no~.
BETTER -eupacls'rrng. smsf'e- re-
styling Barnes & Barnes TO sfi'f.
-HFLCFEsT Rrsfyung written
caat est it12 Truman TY t-22i5,
GALA. BERkS cor quality upholuer-
.re l2as5 CD RIVER no 20ss.
.t-s tt1tf q.fFiI-y rFIrn stFrrE so
Gown 81 week Progress RI 7a2S..
FoR hn, lphol1,ring. call Crane
lIno.gerlnc. ss35 Mack PL Zi5l.
LET FAMOUS reFtyie ans rebudi
your De- suite Csu TO s-37O0
HFCOSFE rrsttle. reupao.ster MOVE.
HIclf, Upar.Vsrers TY feJ2i
REsTYLiNB. MISUNDERSTANDING :
~ 1892 AIRCRAFT TO $500
UrH0rSTE afNg. FsTyLING- SO
iiii5 is-'fTVFE ~ t-isi.
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ROSA. mr.. EATON

rms. income type with large attic.
mll tie bath, storm sash. screens ,
sodded and fenced. yrs old This
is worth more but offered at IS. 900
with 81 600 On $50 per mo. Hotch-
kiss Go UN 3-5iOO.
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Seldom & Johnson. Inc.

FRANCIS ST Incom. on isO'xI50'
ioi between Harper and Jefferson.
Al 12la Mile I'd shade trees
chicken coop. Pear gar, $1,000,
So 600 down ri 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

VENlCE-Hsrper rms, steam NJ
81 900 dn. ProulX LA $751;
VACANT sos MONTcLAIR
store and four rooms ONLY $500
down Move In TO-DAY
r G. CHERRY Fl 2Rsn
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Income Bungalows for Sale


COLMAN- DEARBORN- VACANT
5 > face brick. 2-car gar. oil heat,
newly decorated. ptd walls, floor
completely carpeted incl. beautiful
dtapes costing 81 800; new cleo. re
frigera'inn mr. schools transp. I;
priced N sell Se.75O. CE 1910.
COMMONWEALTH near Holden-5
rms down, % room furnished apis.
IN end floor rented at x7t per mo
st0ksr heat Price Includes furniture
In upper apis Only 81 500 an, bal
$50 per mo Live In lower free, occu-
pancv soon. 8 e. Hsdley, Inc. uN
" 009O
CRUSH, 1890, Mr.. FENKELL
Attractive SO with gar Separate
heating units. owner wants cash
offer See II AT once.
VICTORY REAL Est We T.ss70
We Have 800 Homes for Sale
los \oAMPAU CARPENTER SIC.
ga Fiat, fun basement 2 steam
furnaces only SIS $50 fun price.
s. 600 vii handle Quick On this
bargain h Mr.. ward. I'm $1,000
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
HOUSES FOR RENT

ALLEN PARK 500 month 3 bed
rooms 2-s'orv nome. With option 10
but. SorgsouSly finished INSIDE Large
lot, school ono block min 10
Rouge plant Excellent shopping ana
-LEAnAnaEtallnh- --A4A4laA.4- st-an4s-
ar Burton. At s2s0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
GET SETTLED

BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS
ROYAL OAK 3 years old. 5 rms
large attic: lge lot. near Whittier
school immediate possession
HAZEL PARK = rooms and large
glaSsed porch near John r. and
Haze Park High School SIS. 500
HAZEL PARK 5 rms - $50 cash.
HAZEL PARK e rooms he'd
rooms aO-u lot $50 cash
GRIGER REALTOR r O 1853
1927 F. a-MlIE HAZEL PARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Seldom e. Johnson. Inc.

FIVE large clean rooms gas fur
mace insulated weatheSstrippe .
storm windows best nuy in city
Ouiy 50, 500, MISS Moscrip. UH
EEno
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Situations Wanted-Femaie
RENTALS WANTED

COLORED- ADULTS desire unfur
nished or furnished rooms Kitchen
privileges. TY 5-32il Call after /.
COLORED mother ane child wishes
ight housekeeping room. reward.
TR i-h3qq
COLORED cohpie wants "a or i-room
apt furnished ~ unfrrnished ASK
COR EDDIE or Ere. cali between 9-i
c. a062
GOOD modern slrcie ! bedrooms.
garage nice neighhnrhood viii paN
un ~ SIS month 8 months m sd-
vance Wes' side VI LOTS
COLbRED couple want 2.3.f room
apt nt income. SIS reward TR
'-qasT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
HOUSES ron SALE

coLoRED = Greeley: 2-tsm.. IL
rms. 81 $50 On. Quick poss. Hale
2-family: $500. terms, Chestnut
8 rms $4,000. $500 dn. Cannon
Bros, 1881 sherman. I'll 0ito.
CoLORED - Arden iark: yi75. 900
home. stone and brick construction.
vapof oil heat II rooms ana ball
room; s27 900, terms. Bennett. MA
05fs.
CoLoRED- real buyl LOG CABIN
. rms, income; Immediate posses
sion. ONLY SIS. 800. Hurry,
HAMLAR-5i3 +. kirby--TR 2s54<
coLoRED - BEEcHwooD = VA
CANT! rms. brick siding. full
base. H.A. III. $3.50 down. Hurry!
sLoBIN -TR i-03Ss-TY 7.7i1a
coLoRED-sT. JOSEPH. mr., chene
six rooms. single, $500 down. Pos
session soon, PIERCE, near Chene
ST. 81 800 down. Have other
houses. Call TW 2-44l3. Private
party.
CoLoRED! Charievoix, between Me-
Dougall. Elmwood 3-family, 7-4-3:
] rooms vacant; steam; 81, 900. 81, 900
down. Cough FL 67s3
CoLORED-Sherma fs5i. nve-
family: lower rms. st. ut. Vacant
soon. terms. Cannon Bros. 1880
sherman. FL 0l4O.
COLORED Cameron, mr.. Custer; Z
rms. brk. siding: fun base. sim. ut !;
imm-pnxs- "a -sna, 81 sea- In,
sLoBlN -TR i-03SS 7-7iiS
COLORED-s0 Russell; S rooms
and bath. 81 500, For appointment
cali OR 1895. OR 1896.
CoLORED Orleans Dsv. 2 homes. 7
lo' s.3D. ST. hit. $1,000. terms. TO
5.0647
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Twenty-First l149

NJ For and Old Goddard
3 bedrooms dining roomi tiled insu-
lated weatherstripped sodded "a
minutes to downtown Great value
SIS per mo, pays everything Miller
Homes Inc 10 2f2S
VACANT 1850 SHERIDAN rms
furnace s. 600. only 81. 500 down
r. G. CHERRY Fl $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
WOODALE GARDENS
COLORED-1Ocg DOWN

i-RM. and garages. y. ID. Section
Dan ] Harrlsnn In 1-lohA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-EAsr

BALFOtR Mack section. modern
large rooms tie features less than
cost owner leaving city See now
Call Benneu ri 1900 HANNAN'S
BARGAINS 5 rms. double construc-
lion Just on pavement, 81 100 cash
HUGO J. HESSF REALTOR
l2fqS Flight Mile Rd AR $3.50
DENNY HIGH District face brick
Cape Cod gss A c. many extras
including large lot 2-Caf garage
ri 1900
Seldom & Johnson. Inc.
GREELEY s Mile S aovn. up
hcs' lear, only 50 zoo
ri 7soo
Seldom K Johnson, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
LAND CONTRACTS

WHITE, COLoRED MORTGAGE
MONEY. Home Associates CA 73iI
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$500 DOWN-MOVE IN
$3.50 DOWN

WAYNE MICH, close 10 Michigan
ana Howe RI 3 bedrooms. fun hsmt.
modern kitchen bathrm lot isSia0
see our broker 1885 Columbus
Wavne 1SEs
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VACANT LOIS FOR SALE

BUY state owned properties. See
your real estate broker
COLORED--si5O cash, gives deed
excellent soil. bus seisice. near
Gratiot and Il Mile Rd Address
Box R-2Sh2 Detroit Timea 81
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Seldom & Johnson. Inc.
Manor-Six Mile Section

-Four bedroom home. Two up. fun
size dining room. all-tile kitchen
plastered basement A, c gas. avn
ings and garage 5 yrs UN 4-273s
RE 1852 @. f. Everett, Humans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
MEYERS. 20409

Brick duplex. insulated weather
stripped lsndscaped bus ~ door. /
block 10 Presentation Church. $3.50
down
MILLER HOMES INC no 242s
MOVE RIGHT IN ONLY $500 On
-Esust i aass Nor.hwes, section. be
tween and : Mile. Just vest of
Sou:h6eld. GA $3.50 or CHI 4slS.
Agent
NORTHWEST SECTION
5-rm face hrk full tile bath mr..
schools, shopping TRANSPORTATION
So 0n0 $500 din Model 1928 Manor.
m Meyers. fireman CT $500 or
IN 3-Ai00. HoiChktss Co
PHILIP. $50. mr. Jem Lovely rms
Nat tirepl. very clean. gas A G. 1T
fNtra toilet. " GOO On. All PL etsf
PRACTICALLY new home. only oc-
Cupied months Owner Will take
$3.50 for his deed This represents a
zeal saCrihce price I rooms. hath
run bsmt attic For fun psriic,l.
lars. Jaekham Co. 1881 Michigan
Wayne 1882
SEMINOLE. 5949 s.rm home for
lge family ~ income Bargain
- 200 On Agent PL e4Sf
THEODORE. $3.50, at Mt Elliott
Bricknte- InS-n4- b. only
gnn
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EwERs- ichigsn-M Modern Z rooms:
drive. garage; $4,000. terms. LA ss07'
SANTA ROSA Mr.. FULLERTON, SIS
Income. fine location, immediate poSs.
rsfrigerators; side drive, pear. Mir
Dagner tN 3-77O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
BUNGALOWS ron SALE
Seldom e. johnson. Inc.

CORBETT. nr Dickerson Beautiful
bed brick. 5 Yrs old. gas heat,
nat fireplace Owner leaving city.
Small down payment. TT 22i0d.
Seldom <, Lob son Inc