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Evening star., 1944-01-20
Swedish Countess
Due at Meeting
of Worlds YWCA

A meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Worlds YWCA will
be held this week end at the Ma
tional Education Association Build
ing. The meeting will be preceded
and followed by meetings of special
committees. The most important of
these will be meeting of the Com
mission on reconstruction.
One of the delegates will be Mrs.
Hugo Cedergren of Stockholm, who
was born Countess Elsa Bernadotte,
a niece of the King of Sweden.
An outstanding woman leader in
her country, Mrs. Cedergren served
as president of the National YWCA
for 18 years and is at presen, the
national commissioner for the Girl
Guides in Sweden. She Is one of a
small number of women members
OF the Stockholm Municipal Council
and was leader in the organiza-
ton OF the Joint Committee of
Womens National Organizations
which has taken the initiative in
directing government attention to
many social problems.
This will be Mrs. Cedergren's first
official visit to Washington since
1924 when she attended a meeting
OF the Worlds YWCA as represen-
tative from Sweden. She will bring
messages from the Worlds YWCA
headquarters in Geneva, which she
visited recently. AS official rep
resentative of the Worlds YWCA
she also has visited refugee and
internment camps for women in
France and Germany.
A reception in honor of Mrs. Ced-
ergren will be given by Mrs. Harlan
Flske Stone, Mrs Francis B. Sayre
and Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, Tuesday
at Mrs. Stones home.
Among others at the meeting will
be Miss Ruth Rouse, president; Mrs.
I. H. Brand, and Mrs. Bertram Pick
ard, representatives of Great Brit
ain, Miss Julia Matouskova, of
|Czechoslovakia; Mrs. Slotemaker de
Bruine, Of the Netherlands; Miss
Emma kaufman, of Canada; Miss
Lilace R. Barnes, of Chicago; Mrs
James S. Cushman, Mrs. John
French, Miss Elizabeth K. Lamont
and Miss Margaret E. Forsyth CT
New York, and Mrs. Harrie R
Chamberlin, of Toledo, Ohio. Miss
Maud Russell and Miss Lydia john
son, recently returned from China
and Mrs. Wilson Hume, from the
Philippines, are also expected.
Miss Ruth F. Woodsmall is The
general secretary of the World s
YWCA.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Informal Reception
This Afternoon

An informal reception will be held
IN honor of Miss Maria Jurriaanse
archlvlst of the Netherlands En-
bassy, this afternoon at Mount Ver-
non Seminary. The function will
follow the talk by Miss Jurriaanse
on her impressions of Ceylon, where
she spent six months cataloguing
Dutch records of the 18th and 18th
centuries. In making this inven-
tory she worked with the British
government. Miss Agnes DeLano
Will introduce Miss Jurriaanse.
A graduate and honor student of
the University of Utrecht, Miss Jur-
riaanSe was archivist for Queen
Wilhelmina before being sent to
Ceylon. After that assignment the
Dutch government honored her
with her present assignment at the
Embassy here.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Arkansas Society
Party Saturday

The Arkansas State Society will
hold its annual winter reception and
dance Saturday evening in the con-
|gressional ballroom of the Statler
Hotel. The members of the Arkan-
sas delegation in Congress will be
in the receiving line.
Mr.. T. Roy Reid, president of the
society, invites all Arkansans to
attend the fete, regardless of
whether or not they are on the
membership roll of the society
Members may send their reserva-
tions to Miss Thelma Bourland,
1919 House Office Building.
The next event on the calendar
for the society will be the break
fast-hncheon to be given at the
Mayf1ower Hotel May IA.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

mating with golden candelabra and
graceful dishes filled with fruits down
the center. The gold service with the
handsome gold and white china OF
the Franklin Roosevelt administra-
ton with the cut glass crystal ware
made a particularly pretty table.
President Roosevelt's other guests
included those in the visiting Presi-
dents party, the Minister of the
Treasury, Senor Don Rodolfo Rojas;
the Minister of Public Works, DR..
Manuel Silveira; the Attorney Gen.
eral, DR.. Gustavo Manrique-Paca-
nins; the chief of the Naval Division
of the Ministry of War and Navy,
Comdr. Antonio Picard; the former
Minister of National Development,
Senor Don Eugenio Mendoza; the
Acting secretary to the President,
DR.. Manuel Perez-G Guerrero; the
aides to the President, Col. Alfredo
Jurado and Ensign Elio Quintero-
Medina. Also in President Medina's
party are his Ambassador at this
Capital, DR.. Don Diogenes Escalante,
who with the Counselor of the En-
bassy, Senor Don Arturo Lares, also
we're guests at the dinner.
The Vice President, Mr.. Henry A.
Wallace, was the ranking official of
this Government in the company.
Others included the Secretary of
State, Mr.. Cordell Hull, who will
be host to the visitor at dinner this
evening; the Postmaster General,
Mr.. Frank Walker; the Secretary of
Agriculture, Mr.. Claude r. Wickard;
Associate Justice William o. Doug
las, Senator Alben w. Barkley, SEN
ator Tom Connally, Senator Warren
R. Austin, Representative Sol Bloom,
Representative Charles A. Eaton,
Representative John w. Mccormack,
Admiral William D. Leahy, chief of
staff to President Roosevelt; the
Undersecretary of State, Mr.. Ed
ward R. Stettinius, jr.: the Under
secretary of War, Col. Robert P. Pat
terson; the chief of staff, U. S. A.,
Gen. George c. MARSHALL the COM
mander in chief of the United States
Fleet and chief of naval operations,
Admiral Ernest j. King; the COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, 1t.
Gen. Alexander Vandergrift; the
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Venezuelan President Is Feted;|
Guest at White House Dimmer|

Festivities honong the President Of Venezuela
Angaita last evening with
Roosevelt at the White
guest overnight at the Executive Mansion
bers OF his at the Blair House. they
week and Sunday Today President
Governing Unon held special
at dinner Of the Secretary of State. Mr. Corden
the dinner
state functions visiting long
laid in the paned state dining
Evening star., 1944-01-20
.lmformzaHty
Marks Fetes
ut Club

The Congressional Club was the
scene of several delightful luncheons
yesterday. In keeping with all
events at the headquarters. 2O01
New Hampshire avenue, for the
duration, the functions were marked
with simplicity.
Mrs. Thomas Antony Walden was
among those who entertained a
small group Of friends, the occasion
being one of series of informal
get-togethers she has planned fol-
the season. Mrs. Wadden's luncheon
yesterday was in honor of Mrs
Jacob L. Deyers, wife of Gen. Devers
and assisting Mrs. Walden as CO.
hostess was Mrs. William Burgin
wife of Representative Burgin OF
North Carolina.
Assisting Mrs. Walden in receiv-
ing were Mrs. Charles w. Tillett
Democratic national committee
woman from North Carolina, Mrs
Hargrove Bellamy and Miss Caro-
line Ihrie Pou Walden. Miss Ed
wilma Pou Walden, younger daugh-
ter Of the hostess, dropped in to
meet her mothers guests after
school,
Another recent informal and small
party given by Mrs. Walden was a
bridge luncheon. at which Mrs
Cameron Morrison, wife of Repre-
sentative Morrison, was the honor
guest.
Other luncheon hostesses at the
Congressional Club yesterday were
Mrs. Charles M. LaFollette, Mrs
Charles F.. Mclaughlin and Mrs
Charles Stengle.
Lady Dixon wife of the Australian
Minister will be the guest of honor
and will give an informal talk to
members of the Congressional Club
tomorrow at the regular Friday
meeting.
A group of the associate members
of the club will begin a new project
in February for the benefit of Off
GERS in the armed forces who are
convaleScing in the Washington hos
pitfalls. There will be a small group
of wounded officers from the Wash
ington hospitals invited to the club
from eight to eleven every other
Friday evening. There will be games
and music and a supper will be
served by the club. BY inviting a
different group each Friday the
members hope to provide a little
recreation for a number of men.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Mrs. Arnold Hostess
AtLunch TOdav

Mrs. Prescott Niles Arnold enter
tanned at a luncheon today at her
home on Green Tree road in Be-
thesda in compliment to Mrs.
Harry Daniels. Others in the small
group of guests were Mrs. James
Hammond, president of the Be-
thesda Women's Club: Mrs. John
Miles Nader, Mrs. Eastwood P.
Thompson of Boston, who is the
guest of Mrs. Philip F.. Lefevre; Mrs.
Alfred James, Mrs. Stephen Buck
ingham, Mrs William Bell and Mrs.
William D. Wrightson, mother of the
hostess.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Mrs. Raul to Sbeak

Rembrandt will be the subject of
talk by Mrs. Minnie Briggs Raul.
artist and etcher, at a meeting of
the District League of American Pen
Women at pm. tomorrow at the
studio, 1851 Columbia road NV. An
open forum, with discussion of
paintings by league artists, will fol-
low the address.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
. .eek.End Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Thomas of
Arlington were joined over the week
end by their son, Mr.. Shirley HAM
llton Thomas, and Mr.. Hoyle H.
Daniel, both of the staff personnel,
Fleet Airships, Atlantic N. A. S.,
Lakehurst, N. J.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Sorority to Meet

Beta Sigma Omicron National So
rority will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Mann,
1850 Harvard street NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

Add part Of your bloodstream to
the swelling tide of victory. Call
Blood Donors, District $500, for an
appointment.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
to Meet

A member bring -a-member sup
per party will be given by the Bus
mess and Professional Division of
Hadassah from 4 to pm. Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Fred S. Gich-
ner, 1920 Highland place NV. Mrs.
Aaron Shalowitz, president of the
Washington Chapter, will tell how
the Rothschild- -Hadassah University
Hospital in Palestine, maintained
by American women, is helping with
war casualties in that area. Out-of-
town girls are invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ALMOST new i-room house and S
acres chicken coop. acre ploved
mus aarrnre. 81 100. only $500 in.
Newman. JOY. cor lnkster Rd.,
re 0383 or I'll iiho
COMPLETES nome. plymouth Rd,
LARGE corner. knotty pine dining rm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

sTENoGRAPHER - Permanent posi-
tion with West Side aut0mCtive rfgr- ;
3is day week. ss hours. la $500.
Mr. Hudson.
sTENOGRAPHER - 40 hour week.
permanent position. Cal SIR. Allison,
MA 2i65.
STENOGRAPHFR 'ENp good Vork-
ing cond. houfs- c7T5n Bsrlum Tower.
STFNOGRAPHER for new west side
plant Apply 3sib Wevr- f'1rt -.
TELEPHONE operators for clerical
work business office sFntatives,
switchboard helpers. Cafeteria work.
s4z. hiRp.ss agni oliise upsa 8 l. -.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co, 1858
cas- ave.
TOOL crib attendant. timekeepers. td
work midnight SHIFT, east side war
plant. VINO rules apply. 25l2 r.
Grand R'vd
and asyrvrant executive
90 good salary for large motion pc
lure theatsr downtown state age
and experience Write Box B-l6i, De-
tr1it 81 Trrur--
TWO attractive models for interest
ing theater work Apply Mn Mccall
n1VntoVn Thoater. $50 ". Adams
s. ~ 20 p n.
1YpISTS Scuograpners, hookkeepef,
preferably With some experience 4.
must have release Colonial Breach
Co. 2l6OI Hoover Rd. between
S and 9 Mile Roads.
TYPlST stenasraphcr. clerks. zen
erM office experience 500 ~-tiefetse.
downtown location Continental Ava
uon 4 Eng Corp, 81 Henry CA
6eno FNt 2o1 &
TYrTgTs WANTED Apply lr'nFt 10y .
ment Dent foot Of .TcrnSnal Ave.
Chrysler-Jeherson Pant, 1900 Eas,
jefferson
TYPISTS experienced y .. cashiers
ana hostesses eNcrilrnt SALARY pleas
ant working conditions, prepare for
postwar future. Apply AZ once. Hotel
s'atler employment office. Bagley
Ave entrance.
TYPISTs- Permanent positions APP
ply personnel office mezlanine f1or.
except Saturday Michigan ConSnN.
datsd Gas Co, Clifford and Rssiey.
TYpIST Clerk. Cor finance office IN
ifqmtlamck. permanent position 40
h1lr week Cty Finance Co. 1902 -
Joseph Campau corner Trowhrdee.
TYPIsT Experienced pleasant work
ink conditions good pay Gortam
ToOl CO.. l4401 Woodrow Wilson.
To s-0a20,
TYPlSTs = Large finance company
with Increases 5605 Michigan Ave.
TYPlsT Experienced for billing
work Apply Bph sons, 200, Of Adair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
RENTALS WANTED

APARTMENT or house wanted, IN
furnished: defense workers, no chill
dren. TE 2-o22a
QUIET colored couple want kitchen
cite: I child TT i-ssS0 SIS reward
S25 TO $50 reward for 3 or 5-room
apt, furnished or unfurnished. Tk
25a09 Miller.
COLORED Refined working giu
wishes kitChenetfe or small apart
ment. furnished or unfinished, s23
reward Ga 6Tfg
COLORED- Wanted, room ~ apt
for man and wife Any size us
fhafsed Eeidler. Frank Gray. TN
z bd5.
COLORED couple wants house or
apt Can from o q. m. % ~ 3. m.
Reward TE i-fi5s
COLOREB= Win take from 3 o. s
rooms. Adults Reward $50. TR
1912 Mrs Hester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

NETALLCKGICAL TECHSICiAN--
EXper. in phNsical laboratory Work.
recoraing ~ data and mo ehanics and
scientific nrncl pies. In reply give age,
eNper SALARY required ana draft
status 20 BOX 4ap Detroit Times q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
HOUSES FOR RENT

WAYNE. MICHIGAN Now bedr
ful base. home ready - move m
$50 mo. Call DECKER. We. 7-G46s
. hEpRM modern hung. tile fea
lures. basement HotChklss CO., ofhC,
310l s Telegraph DE 77l0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27


search. Intervening on Detroit
newspaper survey 3 days week.
weeks can supervisor, ca ent6, for
appointment
FEMALE HELP WANTED
ALTERATION sewers ON Goats suits
and Dresscf ful.tim or part time
positions. Apply Employ ment Dept.
1in h-4F. h aiAa s.. 1923 Woodward
Avenue
ASSEMBLIES ~ Material Handlers
and Bench Hand Workers. Essential
war. work Electr0master Inc. 1908
Easr Atwatet near Jefferson
ATTENDANTS for parking lot. neat
...l,-t.a- a444e R.4.St be f4.-,-4 tif-ipers.
1901 Industrial Bank Rldc RA 4s3l
BEAUTY operators. I manager,
ml time ! part time srt-rlid pro-
position. TT 24s62l
BILLING clerk cNpercuced t5plHi
night Work GOOD pay =. u. a N
Inc 332G RusAin sNp blocks rorth
of Vernon and 22d
BLUEPRINT hlc room clerks. Must
be AZ least feet : inches. Junior
clerks Junior ttplets senior typist,
experienced Fisher Body Plant 81
aiQ East Milwaukee. Crystal Street
entrance
BooKKEEPER Prefer person with
cDmptOmVfeF-eN pFrfpDCC, good 0ppOr-
tnnity with essential wholesale food
distributor IA 1900. Mr. Miller.
Geo. A Gsrdella Coz 2ot2 Howard
CASHIERS for new Downtown The
alter opening May 10. Good salaries,
interesting work. opportunity for al
vaucemen, 10 executives Appy Mr..
Mccall paWntoWn Theater. $50 w.
Adams go p. m
CASHIERS We Will train your good
pay while training super Markets
o0er unusual opportunities a a /
Tea Co. $40 Hccla TN 6-lioo
CASHIERS Good SALARY, excellent
working conditions, postwar security
Apply sam cut Rate. Inc $50
Bates
CHEMISTS Junior. tor refining
iabor8tntv al Trruton, cnilege chem
istry required exp rot essential
Soc0nS Vacuum on Co, eu3 W.
s-s.+---it = f'--.'-- = -'-'-----'f
CHEMIST With laboratory eXpeu-
ence \ a Woodwork Co, Wanda
a. JarVs Fcndale
CIGAR stand gir wanted. Apply
assistant manager Tulier Hotel.
CLERICAL and typist Positions
open with excellent opportunity for
advance ment, no experience ncces-
saFy Aetna Casualty & surety Co.,
1913 Book Bog
COFFEE SHOp-Girls for pantry,
soda fountain. high school girls. Tart
time. No sun. or holiday. good nay.
Mt Stsmper. lobby Murphy Bldg,
Congress az shelby
COMPTOMFTER operators expert
.pUrfd and beginners also tNpiSts and
ciC'aphOpe operator. ~ hr, B.. DAY
week Socony Vacuum Oh CO., P03
" cd Blvd near Michigan.
CuMPTOMETER OPERATOR Some
switchboard experience preferred. but
not essential. steady Job with post
war security; pad vacations good
tt4Hsp AftaiioH. NsFd HaEfag Co,
$500 Toledo. IA 6t1o
a-.Ai Eaais. +, = ~ =
Typists Cafeteria Helpers ; -dav
wees m modern, air conditioned
office good WORKING conditions with
chances for promotion. square y
CO. $3.50 Rlvard
CoMPToMETER operators. eNpeu-
enced for p9y roll and cost WORK
3 F. day week SOSS MFG co .
Hoover I'd, between 5 and emile
Roads
CONTTONFrER operators clerks.
typ.sfs 1912 " Grand Rvd
COOKS and bakers pustWaH i.ft
rvrpiIent working conditions,
Employment Office open . m 20
g. D. m dahy Michigan Reli ..Tele-
phone Co. 1855 Csss Ave
COOKS Dinner ana fp Apps 1908
H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
MALE HELP WANTED

COIORFD neu wanted Tor outside
work. Must know cry Well steady
v0rs West pianftciirg Co, ass
West Jefferson
cor 0RFD cutting 'nrrh operator
truck drivers Frfarnan eh1rcrs Tor
srran asrd fNn" war vHrk Scf's-
for Iron and Metal Company, 1880
Nefturt
cor DRFD mon stock mon and porte
frs essential industry. steady 5efr.
f1eud cora rHt ana sitter me- nsrt.
fts every week. ApYt 800 person.
if.fH Unh.r. fr. 1EAH T..fIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

EXPERIENCED wumoo tWhitel
wants work m small home. or care
Tor AGED or invalid, hy MAY ist
References. Please write stating
wages and details. Mrs Fife Nc
Clanahan Leroy. Kansas
EXPERIENCED " o m a n (whtel
wishes huusal.nriI hast references
Mrs Suren TT 2s6sf
EXPERIENCED c0iored girl wants
dav work as laundress Al shirt
iuoW. TY d-3673
Girl wants work after SCHOOL. no
house work At $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

CoLoREp woman desires furnished
room Kitchen privileges, north. east
desired TT 2-3il7
COLORED eirl wishes one or two
unfurnished rooms TW 2 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

TYPlSTS Large finance company
needs girls. Is 20 80. good salary
with Increases sos Michigan Ave.
TYPlsT Experienced for billing
work Apply BuhI Sons. foot ~ Adair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

ARCADIA, s772 Room In private
home reaned gentleman TY i-7so7.
BLVD. p. GRAND. 1882 Factory
district, front twin beds, also single.
50 % up. Men only.
BLVD west Grand 22u2 Newly
furnished good transportation. TY
a.a5u9
FURNISHED room with kitchen
privileges near Warren ann Wyo-
T11E NH1i SrHFd1CK f'rHrr0rr-
LARGE room with double bed for
rent 1894 Chene. PL 26ie Private
entrance.
ROOM for middle aged lady on gen
tirmSn, Kitchen privileges. can liz
1884. On east side
ROOM for TWO girls 10 share. PIT
waite ertrance TY S-6aSi
SINGLE room pleasant home near
Ford s. Dearborn 1886 Miller Rd
SLEEPING room, running water.
good transportation. TAO Lysander,
cor. Trumhun Mrs. Beyers. Apt. 3.
Private room. one or
two neat Respectable sober working
gentlemen only After IL 80 a. m
30 II p m TR 2-503g
C0LORFD Room tor refined couple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
MALE HELP WANTED

a. Axe fsnrfer pIth SOP nrerHtf rrs.
r0nrfral rD.rnE ARD Fi."It N.lh
prominent .n-gsrsL crnTfH. Ntif
F-A q as ntirot liTf.
MATEElAL handlers f"- uass sa
WORKER t,sfTual Wsr NHh
trausafrr. /ttr. i@t At~s'rft
n lg.fe-sNc vnf ot.fa-s
NTTrPrsI. AANpttFs 1r |lD .rtU-
y-j,- N r.-~-,fTs7 vs. 4'''''f-sT, st'f7s
j. l.. Jacobs r tenu -fya har
rear Nas Nsirfn
VA ,.rrr-s a r-r-tc--yt real .G.
r--tr~.. frr pastn arRarorTr
sNuarr.rn r-or-sm aru a maA.ss.
V-rIs,-s s,.rrs ir- Fn- args.rt-
freu, cal urIs Nr emlc Itts4
lysrnals Ho -fH1 or no '.N.
grrEaNT-S VIZ -1-r u-tt-
Nou,. rFs- ee-snts. pr.rrrss.rf
- o,.tn.r r.st.rt- sn.fr.1t
uares. A-rs WIN gee ease. snt. 49,.
-
NrcHANrCR rr.rf. Tfu no
t-et~ a. ror-.-s rrf-.f. .t.t. aIU
ngNf Fr.tr mon p-e-ts.- Ns-
49, a.r rr drar eAtr -ft--
views 8 % m shf
Iau'ramcA '+f Nht-
NrN .rrt .. Y..trI.a. f.
Sustr, .r~e-s v.rk tare-r ARD
$500 1...f.r.-s f.r~.tref cafe
So ,~ rr--r.-..- Pr r,-sse
NauorAi Biscuit CO.. Srs Hssf haI-
twcrr
,frN r. f., sl.l-s- .lla.l.
- az 800 49,. r... .4e
~ 81 err--.sr.e r,raerr. B.re
rrg-f az gl.rar.r.g E A.
c 50 Hiea.- So hrrH Employ o.
mem Cft-F
MN lp o. sa fo- esisnHsref .ef-
lee and ero-r-. routes ar.av pl~as-
ar W'ork TRICK and expenses itf-
n'Ehe- sa'sN p'tt comm ----'i4---s-s
NJ. raj central Tea c., -fN' -ia
So "a 2'l'
NkN $50 yeats Anc over. Hsq The
va carri sna H-ri, i'' i'ii,st'--t. i't'ft-
~ Nofeins AZ "a.sI.. 'n
eaft
NJ sNa5,as.i ",.'f'n Dh''h ere
Nh of nol s Nh't 0fiis ,Ns'
soc ehFtf 'eH'e |"'r, '-s' 'f ~.
.oig 1890 az. 4fttn
MEN D. ~ and oNer 'es.n'ial iat-
tn No experience rrtteNdf steady
YORK. gAod pas t.ne o01 ha.i owe.
- h h~'s
ian az.
$50
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M vs. PM
81 I'aIs A.. Ntft
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ns Its+ l.i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
ALLEN PARK

= Nv t7xrv. 3 t7crtrrr1y-. tfir Sink and
hsfn one block 20 school. Garden
Pilots. available $500 down House
man -Sptz.ey Corp AT iloO or AT
O636
DALE. 1907 mr. scnoolcraft OPEN
NEW brick home. paved 81 4O-ft.
lot. tie features. $500 DOWN
O r HART co. Ga 200
FLISNORTH. near TuUer-J-room
attic. gataEes - 200.
pAN j. HARRISON UN 1121o
EMPIRE 1869 as 90 ". Fort.
Lincoln Park Frame 5.rm. mod
.crn garage. *. a.. ht. full IA mt.
So 500 terms owner a 7ia2-
-futftT EENTtt,- t5t1t=-=ru. rrame
single. II a. heat pow vacant,
- 500 easy terms Owner ca 1ia@
GREENVIEW. .gn53 tat JOY Rd ---
Face nrlCk. new Gun basement.
larce lot. paved street, near bus a
nus AZ 50 900. FLA terms
aletersen. ca 276l. IN 2-i5Iq.
GRATIOT IA MILE SIC
i-room home wired for electric
stove. acre sood garden SOIL
- San Saln down and move IN
ALSO. Graiiot-l2 Mue Ser. . rooms
water. electric in about acre.
So 800. 81 600 down. S2A month.
IRWI$. kIGHT q HINES. iNC.
21lm Gratot PR $3.50
KENTUCKY At GRAND RIVER
RFe- q large rms, hrepl. won
drrrUt UFTTUIS-. p7TVUVtTY no0Ts. ~
lot 2-car GaI., nr schools. churches.
srnppios DIST NordorfMly kept up.
WI sacrifice for S. 900 Terms
BRUTON REALTY -NE- 723o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
HALF ACRES
MORTGAGES

nez-1AAle- L.anA- L4ntsaGia- patel 9Hsd
MELVIN r. LANPHAR \ co.
sth Floor LAFAYETTE Plcg. CA $40.
LAND contracts bought mtgs made.
McHuEh. 1fl0 Ford BLDG. CA 034e.
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ern DIS cleaning plant easy 20 learn.
the pay f. good Ridley Cleaners
1901 Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
HOUSES ToR sALE-EAsr

EAST MILE, 1897, near Grati0t--
3 large rooms steam; double garage,
lot 74Niti. viii Nacaie 30 days. Only
SO 500. by appointment. ri 1868
J W CARNEY. 1922 CHALMERS
JOS. eAMPAU. 1900 Excellent con-
dition. siN rooms. four bedrooms M,
Tile bath new roof, furnace, s. 500,
81 600 down. Acme Real Estate.
s3o3 craunt: pL 9b75.
LAREVlEW, 2lSoe. 81. Cgalr Shores
Brirk, = rooms full basement ,
~ a. garage. drive lot ioOxi2f
50 300. substantial down pa meat.
shown after 8 HUCk AR giPi.
i733 - 6-reom lco-
loniai. 3 bedrooms. n. a. heat; es-
rage. very clean Sc 600. substantial
down payment HUCK. AR aAa5.
I MiLE-OUTER DRIVE SIC.
. bedrooms pleHar construction,
large closed-in rear porch storm
sash. screens lawn. feucod-i yard;
a complete house, only Nl,650 sub
stanuai down a. Holster, liJ03
East : Mile TIL 2-7533
81 Asa
Fleming north of Mile Modern
Z rooms FUN basement new roof,
porch. very Well hult Terms 10 SUIT
purchaser. Can owner TO 5-l637
20ao0 panhurl
COLORED- rooms and lots near
u Mile and Cratioi Price - 500.
Address Box B-fse Detroit Times. 81
COiOREp cameron 9lOll Frame
6-rm modern H. A., fun bsmf.
And 8 I'm. single. stove hi, bath
IN rear az 1913 owen. $4,000. easy
terms ca 7f32.
CnLnRkp-l42la Charrst Mod, 3
rms. i'm poss Si,5aa tn-TO 6-55f1.
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FHA, $3.50 Down

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fendy a. move iu S3g month
1q40i Kelly Road FR 5000
HOOVFR-s MILE SIC Face trrk
duplex $500 down plus mtE cost and
prepaid items, ? bedroom living
nom. Kitchen fi0efto fl base.
81 A. heat. recreation roow ,cfeans-
lawn. side drive paved street as
csIIent location close M fra1sp
schools churches. stores. move rl.h'
Iu
IRWIN KlGHT q HINES $50
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zoufal vertical experienced Pleasant
working conditions Long program
epp'N 32SO Bellevue
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