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Evening star., 1945-05-12
Parties Are Planned
For Mothers Day Tomorrow

Parties and gatherings all over the
city tomorrow will be given for serv-
icemen by mothers whose own boys
are away-and by servicemen for
Washington mothers-in honor OF
Mothers Day.
Most of the USO clubs and serv-
icemen's centers have planned spe-
cial musical programs or parties
honoring mothers, and IN many
groups mothers are putting on the
parties, or cooking special meals.
Among the events planned are:
The central branch of the YMCA
will hold its annual Mothers Day
breakfast at 9 am. and will combine
the Mothers Day program with the
observance of We day of prayer
and the opening of the Seventh
War Loan drive. Mrs. James p.
McGranery, wife or the Assistant
Attorney General. will speak.
The program will include violin
solo by Pfc. Erno Valasek, the sing
ing of America" under the leader
ship of E. P. Christensen and a So
prano solo by Mrs. Marie Ruddell
accompanied by Mrs. Stuart God
frey. Honored guests will include
the wives of outstanding military
men.
Washington Lodge IS, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, will
sponsor a program at $3.50 pm. at the
Elks Club, 919 Eighth street NV. The
Rev. James A. Magner, procurator,
assistant secretary and treasurer of
Catholic University will speak. Mu-
Sicsl features and songs also are
planned.
Special Breakfast.
A group of mothers from the COM
munity will cook a special breakfast
for the Java Club, held each Sunday
morning at the USO, 2011 Georgia
avenue NV. Eggs and sausage and
homemade rolls will be served. At z
pm. the center will have an Hour
OF Charm program of music dedl-
Gated to mothers.
A program combining Mothers
Day and the We day of prayer will
be held at the YWCA, Seventeenth
and K streets NV, beginning at 6
pm. A volunteer worker at the club
and a war mother, Mrs. Claudia
Machal, will speak.
A communion breakfast will be
held at the USO at 1914 N street
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Swiss, AIsatians Riot
Over Border Restrictions
By the Associated Press.

oJ tuc hsooclaLeO FEeSs.
BASEL, Switzerland, May IL
Rloting by Swiss and Alsatians at
tacking frontier guards from both
sides in demonstrations for the re-
sumption of free movement across
the border resulted in the closing of
the frontier at Lysbuechel yester-
day after several of a crowd of 500
were crushed and injured.
Police, armored cars and troops
restored order. The series of Incl
dents was attributed to We holiday
jubilance, as well as the desire to
see frontier relations fully restored.
The Swiss estimated there were
10000 refugees in Switzerland, in
cluding $500 Soviet citizens. They
said there were no notable fugitives
among them.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Yonks Capture Minister
Who Betrayed Hungary
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MERANO, Italy, May 10 ODE
layeO Baron Won Kremeny, for
eign minister in the Hungarian gov
ernment which overthrew the
Horthy regime and handed Hungary
over to the NaZis last October, was
among group of Nazi agents
rounded up today.
Americans of the 88th Infantry
Division captured Won Kremeny in
a sumptuous apartment.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
WAVES Get Sculpture

A triptych, sculpture of the Ma
donna and Child by John Angel,
sculptor for the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine in New York. will
be presented the Arlington Farms
WAVES at special Victory-Mother's
Day services at II m. tomorrow in
the recreation hall at Arlington
Farms. The service will be con-
Quoted by 1t. Ralph c. Robinson,
Navy chaplain.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Pay Raise Granted
1000 Government
Cafeteria Workers

A3h -cents-an- -hour wage increase
for 1000 cafeteria workers In Gov
ernment buildings here has been
ordered by the Third Regional War
Labor Board in Philadelphia.
The order was issued in. settle
ment of disputes between Local Al
CIO, and the Welfare and Recrea-
ton Association of Public Buildings
and Grounds, Inc, the National
Food Corp. and the Navy Yard
Cafeteria. The WLB based its order
on the recently. revised IS cents an
hour substandard rule.
The recreation association oper-
ates SO cafeterias and lunchrooms
in Government buildings here. Ap-
1900 of its employees
are affected by the ruling. The food
corporation, which operates cafe
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Warren (. Bow Dies;
Head of Detroit Schools
BY the Associated Fress.

BY the Associated Fress.
DETROIT, May 12-Warren E.
Bow, superintendent of Detroit pub
lie schools and president of Wayne
University, died in his sleep last
night. He was SO.
Mr.. Bow served with the AEF in
the World War, reaching the rank
of major.
Evening star., 1945-05-12

More bonds, more power-more
strength to Macarthur"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
100000 Snbianer ppn 1881 1889
befcbrt

HlnloBlid 0e5 SubilGun3 oeS nleri-
fnuiihen @noOenbiloes pon 8uaoo=
lllpe erflQrte 9odp. 6rancisco Bal
leltero5, ST., in elmer SiBltng oe5
locben abgeboltenen internotionolen
intcrolnerifunildcn &ongreile5 in Ser
Stoot 0terifO, oab ieit Der grl6ei=
ming It. 6. 5rnu bon Guadalupe i'm
Sabre 1881 Biz gum Sabre 1889
niht meuiger al5 100000 SnOio=
ner in bic tutboliihe Stride aufge=
nOnunen DurOen. 6odn. 8oQeltero5
en1pfabl sic OriinOuug zines omeri=
toniIdcn 0fiilionsleminars 3ur Ser
anbilol1ng BON Otiiiionoren 5l,r Be-
febrllng Ser nod in oerldieoenen
lellen Oterifos 5erltrcut mobnenoen
S5nOtancr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
&ute Solbaten intereiIiereu iid fir
bic fatbollIde Gcbre

~Siele ruilil6e Solooten, pelde in
oeutiden Sffupation5gebieten nit
&otbolifen in &ontaft tonmen, be-
meilen ourd lire 6rogen uno gr-
funoigungen, ooB iie fir religiole
6rogen grobeS SS5nterelie 3eigen. Sic
lino inoes iebr uoriidtig uno 5uriid-
bolteno, neil Tie ibre 6iibrer uno Die
ltriften miIitorilden 8efebIe fiird-
ten," beridtete &oroinol eugene Sil,
lcrant in elmer 9lnrebe iiber oie ooti=
foniide HunOfunflteue. SSn ieiner
HeOe anlaBli6 Ser &oroinol SEEM,
mon=Jeier oerlpie5 er auf Die Sat
iude, ooB oas ruIiii6e 8oIt i'm Ser.
gen religios lit uno Our6 itrenge Sc.
iese unO 8erbote bon ser Qusubuna
Der Heltglon a6gebolten miro. Die
ipltemotiide ausrottung Ser peni-
gen fatboliiden Bforreien i'm Sotp-
iet-&eib 5pang oie Hrieiter uno
8aublgen, in 0iltritten gu pobnen,
mo ME &otbolifen geipelen itno. 8iro
cs i'm Blan ser sottli6en goriebung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
Sin Sntcruicm init Sbcrelc Ncumann

Ter Dor fur5cm aus europa nud
JteD Orleans }ltriifgcfehrte Sergeant
Surol0 littn1unn, Deld)er in europa
clncm 9lrmccfapIon 3lt9etellt mar, BE-
rld)tcte, OoB cr, ncblt unOern gnez
rifanern, Don Der ltign1otilierten
Sun8lrnu Ibercie gteumonu eriu6t
murOc, einen Derbreiteten 25rrtum gu
berldtigen. Iberele lo1tc cine 8ilton
gcbabt buben, in Ser ibr geoffenburt
mOroen iei, bel ibrem EoOc niir0e cine
Gorncnfronc nuf ibrem 9oupte err
ldeincn. Ibcrele erflGrte Die 9tod-
rtht ol5 erfln0eu.
Sergeant Gittmonn mar 2liliItcnt
oe5 9lrnecfoplon5 Sof)n. Gborles
VtcSween aus Der gr5oi03cie Snoi-
annapolis umo befin0et lid nod unter
ben omerifanilNen 8elobungStrup-
pen in Telttihlano. Sergeant litt-
mann bate nit 9ohm. OtcSmeen
mie0erbolt Sic Itigmotiiierte Sung
frau beluht lmo lie in ser Gfitole be-
obabtet. Selt lie63ebn Sabrei1 bat lie
peOer Speile nod Ironf gu lid) ge-
nonm1en unO ibre ein3ige Speiie 1T
Die tQglid]e beilige Sonnunion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

Gin Acknowledgement ion 0os
8ebirge 0ur6 0as gllb. uno D3urgs
Sal umgeben, I'M Dem 6ein0 in BEN
Hitden gu tommen."
~8ut!" rief ser Worfgrof. Ser
8oriGIug I6Bt Iid b0ren. lln0 ner
loQ 0o5 unternebmen leiten?"
~OaS fonn nur Ser SberIt 8au-
6onne!" lieB ItG Ser nIrttenbergi.
ide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sorn per-
nebmen.
~y}on loiie oen Marquis ruien!"
entldieO Der 0turfgrai.
6iinf Vtinutcn ipGter iton0 iporen-
tlirrenO Elm lhlcrto@WnGicncr SUI
iurqrubcrit IN >er o,tmpftr Stubc.
Ier iSeI0berr 5:trnttrta nit Brinl-
len OQ5 frilcDe, ro;!. jugeno;itc We,
iidt Oe5 Nffi3ier5. Gr erinnerte ii;D
gut ooron bob Der fiibne @uIur, Ser
genou gleidoltrig nit ibm ieIber
mar, I'M Sabre 1888 ben Itropa5en-
reiden, blutigcn 1Selo3ug nod 8o5.
MEN mltgenlod)t bate IS mar ia
niht5 llngcDObnlihe5, 0oa 6ron5o-
ien I'M toilerlid)cn '6eere oienten, uno
geroOe Die Iiirfenfricge bottcn nnn=
DIES nllitGride Iolent geloft, iid)
Ben lteggcmobntcn 6obnen oe5 @ou-
les Neltcrrcid on5uINlleBcn. l}it So.
lcpb Oienten noh Orci Nettern Der
6amllle Gc Snubonne Sen S6ubabltr=
germ
Ser 9uIorenoberlt ltric9 ieinen
lplben S6nou5bort ln0 5uftc in Ben
8elnen nerpO5 uno o06 ipieleriI6 be-
berrld)t >Dic ein coles, fcucrbliitige5
HoG, Dem ons Worten pcinIih miro.
vCberIt Goubonne," be9onn 2uo-
mig Milbelm, vlhu1et bierber! Gic-
len Weg loft &br ncbmen in groBem
8o8en, OoB Ser SeinO feinen @ino
erhalt DON Gurem Norboben, un0
lblieBlid) nltS Dem Nher=lol hcrpor-
brehen." Ser lrortgrof tboB nit lei=
nen1 Singer be1tig in Die Nbcin=Gbene
blnoua. Gen 6elno potet an, mo
SIR i'm trcfft - mic Elm Nlutbuno!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

8er5eibt oos ii6Ie @ort - ober, Sbr
OerItebt midi"
Ser HeiteroberIt Iodte roub. u3u
8efe6l, Serr @eneroueutnanti" iagte
cr nit ettpo5 n4ieInoer, ober no6l>
flingenocr Stimme. uSie ioQen es
nidt bereuen, MIDI geldidt gu ia.
ben. "
Ter 0}orfgrof idaute our6 0oS
! 5Senltcr ouf bic @oIIe, mo- eben 2eute
! lire BierOe sur Iranfe fil6rten. ~Sbr
ncbnt Die &oQonitid=9 =9ularen un6
oo5 lcbmdbilde 9rogonerregiment
&oltcntbol! 9eiOe boben iif) Dobl>
bcDGbrt
vunO merOen Die Erobe tpieoerum
beitcbcn"
2uonig Nilbelm lade1te gndoig,
Itrefte Dem Gberlten Ole S0anb bin
unO logte: o&ubt bolo mas bon Gu6
b0ren! Nir boben beute BEN 5. Suli;
bis gum 10. oenfe id) miro e5 10 melt
Icin OoB SIR operieren fon,tt."
Sporen flirrtelL elm Iegen Ihleif=
te lhorf iibcr oie Iicle. Iie 8enerale
uorcn ourh cine @nnObcmegung ent-
loilen, unO ltrommcn Sdritte5 0urdJ=
uuertc Noubonne ais eriter ben 9uu5=
iIllr. GroltBcn ldmnng cr liH uui
1ci1 Efero, oo5 INN Der 8urlde belt.
Gin lotld) ulf Den 0ula, uno ser
Noppc QinB DiehernO boh llno lhOB
Ourt>'5 Gorf.
(Snrtiebunu foIat)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
Wiuoerne Spren

Der fl. YuuIu5 gebt einmol I6orf
ms Bcrld)t nit oen uSSuoen, 0enen
Oos &reu5 cine S6onoe lm0 oen
SeiOen, oenen e5 cine Sorbeit iit",
0enn ~Int &reu5e ullein lit Sell.
ltun fam 1id) bic gntriiItung oes
9lpoltelS nobl erflGren. Sat er bod
imner nieOer in einOringlidlter 8ei.
lc oos &reu3 uno 0o5 2eioen oeS 9ei'
lon0e5 nm &reu3e nl5 0a5 groBe Sell
mittel iiir 0ie fronfe WtenI9beit ge-
preoigt. 9lllerOing5 fOnnte man es
ben olten Sci0en na6fiiblen, mes
balb ibnen Oo5 &reu3 Der 4uS0rud
elmer groBen Iorbelt Dorto1i1. 8aS
IoQ man uber BON mooernen Wens
Idcn logen, Die li6 9brllten nennen,
Die ober ebenlo mie Die alten 9eioen
DON Rom uno 9ltben 0o5 &reu5 nlS
cine Eorbclt 6eDerten, uno e5 oeS.
bolb aus Dem 8enuBtIein uno Ser
Hebenaonldauung Der beutigen Wen.
ld1en beleittgen mollen? Grit re9t,
mas 1oll man BON lolfen 0enfen, Die
lid lpie 9eiOen gebaroen, obmobl lie
iOgor fiibrenoe Wonner Don @lou'
bensgemeinihaften iinO, Die nod ols
d)rIItltd) gelten Dollen?
Gleler Gage bate i6 Elm lungeres
BeIpr0N nit einem @eiltIi6en Der
prelbpterianil6en &eligion5gemeins
Ild)oft, Der oller0ing5 mebr ODER me.
niger ouf DEM 8ege CUR fatboliIben
&lrNc lit, I'M lid]er 5u lein, oaB er
cin mlrtlider Gbrilt bleibt. gr bat
n1idL fiir i'm 5u beten, ooB er Die
n0tige &larbeit BON oben erbolte, Inn
liN i'm 2ouie Der 3eit enti9lieBen
81 fonncn gu Dem, mas i'm @ollen
0otte5 fir i'm Der rebte @eg, NIT
unoeren 8orten Oie rebte Stride lit.
&t perlprQd e5 ibu, gebe ober ieine
9itte an eud 2eler Deiter, oamit ibr
Ben moblmeinenoen Wonn in euer Sc.
bet einhlieBt. Sieleibt leiItet ibr
oan1lt cine erfolgreide Ipoltelorbeit.
Gleler Utann er5Qblte mir, oaB elmer
DER 1uDrenOen 0elltlld)en an Der
Splbe Der preibptcrionilden Stride
Dor Ginger 3eit ldrleb, nie er es
unenolldl beouuere, onB man in BEN
Sflrd)engelangen nod INNER oie Soee
pom &reu3c belbebalten bobe anItott
lie langlt ar5gemer5t 81 boben.
2ieIer fiibrenbe @eiItli6e min oIIo
nlHts nebr bonn &reu5e piiien; er
betraftet c5 ol5 cine Sorbeit ODER
Sdunoe fir elnen mooernen Wen.
lben. Ganit bat er oo9 GbriIt1s
oufgegeben, baIt offenbar nidts pom
grlolungstoo Gbriiti, nit Dem bod
Die gon5e driltlide 3elieion uno Die
gon5e menI6lide 9offnun9 itebt uno
faat. SIfenbor iino Ole Seioen, BON
oenen Ser apoitel lpridt, nod nidt
ouSgeItorben. Wan tann oies ia
IhlieBlid) oerlteben. 8os man aber
nitt berIteben fann, lit, tpie elm iol.
d)er Seioe 6iibrer elmer driltli6en
&eligionSgeneinidoft bleiben fonn.
Weld tribe auSitdten fir Die Oeit.
glieoer
| F. Markert. SID.
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Err @itnttrrturm am 6nrtznnt
SitOriider ROmau bon 0riebrid Ginger

&euheno l6Dingt er li6 auf Die
Blattform uno 5iebt Die 5itternoe
afra no6. Gin 9lb! entringt lid if.
rem rotten 2ippen: 60 i6on bat iie
Die 8elt nod ME geleben! geun 1teben
tie gan5 alletn a1f oem Surme obne
@eldn0er, uno Der 8ino reiBt lie
! falt i'm Sd1pinoel BON ser 3inne.
| Sfelfen6 uno beulen6 1treidt er our6
Die S9ieBIdarten unO 6enlterbogen,
uno bange oritdt itf Oas Waiol an
Den 2ieblten uno flommert lt6 an
leincm Nrme felt. God Ser itebt 1i6er
uno la6elt, uno. lein peiienoer Sim
ger fabrt itber Die prangenoe Sei1not-
melt, Die ibm Ser @roBpoter I6on oft
genug BON bier aus ge3eigt bot.
Sinter ibnen orobt finlter 0os @e-
blrge nit leinen itetlen Sannengip-
feln, Dor ibnen ober ldpellen oie
moblgerunoeten &ebbiigel un6 lenten
| it6 ionft our gepoltieen @bene. un0
lieb nur, oriiben ouf glei6er 30be
om 8ergooriprung oeS 8u6topfes
plntt Die rieltge 8uine ser 4ltpino-
ed nit ibren 3pei 8ergfrieotiirmen!
Otiltterli6 griiBt iie 3u ibrer Go6ter
beritber, Der Neuen 8inoed, bic oiele
SabrbunOerte finger lit uno bod pie
lie langit in S6utt uno Otooer Der.
lanf. ltno peiter unten gipfelt 0ie
Dburg auf trobigem &egel, uno Der
Blid Der bei0en 2iebesIeute ibmeift
ni6t mebr bauerli6 niidtern, jon
bern ldonbeitstrunfen iiber Die ouf-
uno abDo9enoe &ette oeS Sdmar3-
naloeS gen 9eorOen Bis oobin, mo-
Der JrenerSberg, breitbingelagert
uno mettou5greifenO, nit 5tpei feine1
SpiBen Die Sonoidoft bei6lieBt.
~Gobin," lagte enoli6 nof ergrif-
fenem SdmeIgen Der Eoni, vi6au,
afro, oobin mo6te id einmol, uno
Inn BEN lesten Berg nod berum nud
8ooen, mo- oie beiBen Quelen iprin-
gen. llno penn'S ons @liif min, mQ-
6en mir uniere 8rautfabrt oobin,
gelt, Sdob?"
Sic nidte mortlos uno lieB liG
ouf Der gefdbrli6en Ylottform in Die
Arme nebmen unO CAB ber5baft oen
&uB oes Burden 5uriid. l1no giitig
Derbarg oos iproilenoe Grim Der
2anol6oft Sen Iu9en ser beioen Die
oerfoblten &eIte 5erit0rter 00rfer uno
Oerni6teter St6ote.
~ueber's Sabr," iogte Ser Goni
uno preBte Ieine 2iebite an li6, ntpenn
i'd Oolliabrig bin, moQen mir Damn
nod langer Darten?"
Statt aler 9lntiport lo6te i'm oie
Afra lelig an un0 Oeutete binunter
gen Welten, mo- pieoer Ser MiinIter-
turn ltano, mo- ober ou6, biel n4ber
Der 8iirg uno leidt eingeI6miegt in
Wielenmul6e uno &a1taniengriin, elm
ltattlibeS 9ouerngeb0fte oufrogte
Der Sinoelbof.
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(6ortieBung folatl

IS 9jbt feincn I}enlhcn, un0
n0rc cr nod 10 rnbeOcutcnO, BON
Ocm mun nicbt lerneu fonntc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
WQuQA nuA allen WQH

Iie8cn, Dem in lciner Seele gIGubi.
gen rriiiden TOlte einen 5meiten
NJ. GloOimir oOcr eincn rulIllden
MoromoI gtcDmou 5u5uenOen?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

- Gic 9(rbcit ucrlchcucht ms orei
(oOTciOr: Die 9ungcnciIe, On5 Co.
tier llnO OlC 9(Ot.
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yt Ii n 3 eb n te5 &upitel
0ragoner unb Sniaren


Sm 2oger gu Weuggeni turn loB
am Silde zines 8uuernboules Warf-
graf SuoDig 8ilbelm bon 8a0en, ser
tallerllde So6ittonmonoierenoe um
Sberrbeln. 1as ielbltbepuBte @eli9t
oeS 5melunooier5i r5igiabrigen Surten-
be5plngers mar angeiponnten 8Iif=
tes ltber Plane uno &arten geneigt,
melde Die 9lbornplatte beoefte.
Sdmelgeno ltanocn a6t @enerale
unO Jelomori6aae an ben 8anoen
uno perfolgten ieoes 3uden i'm @e=
baroenlpiel oeS geiitmq6tigen Mon-
mes, Sic fannten oen @runo letner
beutlgen ldledten 2oune; mar er ood)
1oeben 5urildgetomnen BON einem gr-
tunoungsrltt auf ben giGelberg, ser
Dem 6eloberrn nur gu oeutli6 Die I'M
angrelfbore Stellung oes 5einoes
lenleits Der Wurg entbuQt batte.
Sin Raunen entitunO an Der Sir,
ltnrube orong BON orauBen berein.
Ger Vfarfgrof iab untpilIig ouf uno
|6uttelte lein getDaltiges 2odenbaupt
ple elne 2omenmabne. Gin Moiutant
erldien i'm Siirrobmen uno meloete
lalutiereno: ~Serr @eneroaeutnant !
llnlre Blanfler baben ioeben einen
Bouern uno ieinen Sobn eingebradt.
IS beltebt Spionenperoo9t, obgleid
Der Wann bortnddig bebouptet, cine
Senoung geraoepees an @uer @na,
ben 5u baben."
"Vtan fibre ben Weni9en por!"
beTabl Ser Oearfgrof.
@eIeiielt i6leppten SoIooten ben
8nuersmonn berein, Dem lein iiinae,
rer 8egleiter NIT perbunoenem @op-
fe folgte. 8ei Der @efangennobme
batte ii6 Der 8uri6e oerb 5ur @ebr
gelest uno einen l1nlanften 4olben-
bleb erbalten.
"8as wiait ou bier, gauer9"
fragte Der Warfgrof.
"Die Seiieln obeenommen baben!"
entgegnete Der Alte ungebalten. uWan
bat mid gu nnredt gefoneen geiest. i"
~Sn reoeit ted, mein Sreuno! @er
glbt otr Dos &edt oaau?"
r9as nebmen mir aus unIrer 0ot,
gnaotger Serr Warferafl"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Washing Machine Repairing
RENTALS WANTED

ADULT family must have three bed
room nat on houss northwest section
preferred no S26T
APAR TMENT or house. three rooms
colored lady. TO 5-56s4.
REFINED oolorsd couple desires 4 ;.
or 6room apartment or house. fur+
nishcd or unlurniShed. references Nj
or MIS- Jackson. TO 7-73i3.
CoLORED-wAn,s 4 or s-room house.
unfuniyhpd TO 1881
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
HOUSES FoR SALE

KEAoSHA. iaoo7. M. KELLY
Frame 5 rms 2 bedrms no, air
heat 4S-it lot only years old.
g ffsottf -iAt7--------pG ~ ssAA
LINDsAY-ouTERA pRIYE-vAcANT
Three rooms. shower living room
Kitchen and diner I bedroom utility
room. OIL heat 81 500 small down.
GUsTAFsoN REALToR no 500
MANOR. Fsnkcll-Fscs brick, roomS
sarAgs drlss $500. Ia esoT.
MANOR. NEAR WARREN
Face brick bedrooms. schools. stores.
bus close s6 600. 500 On. IRA
HOTCHKlSs co. UN 3-o4O2.
MAY, 62sl near Hsrper-4 bedrooms
furnace 81 600 down AGENT Pl- 64s4
MEMORIAL. NEAR W CHICAGO
2 bedrmS attic. gaS ht, nice Ice rms
Terrace 4O-ft lot Owner leaving iowa
NJ BUILT HOMES 'Ho l424
MCCLELLAN. s72A-Five rooms. good
condition large attic extra lot. IS 900
ACME REAL ESTATE. e5o3 GratiUt.
Pr 1875
McDOUGALL. north OF McNichois-s.
room frame full basement. garage. new
hot air heat -thermostat control mod
ern Kitrrrn isvutory IN basement
screens storm windows. priced ss 800.
Owner rW 2-3Aa2
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OWL MOVING co.

Certified interstate. intrsssts movers
20 and from folloVinF states "a, Ar
Conn. PEI ia C. Ii ,.s laa ,i.oss.
Nd, Ncp ~ X. ~, I " & OHIO.
= E. Flrepropf cong'sletec Wafehousss
3ssi chens II LIN.
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lHouSES FoN SALE

sCOLORED-2 fINf BUYS
WEST SiDE-2-fsmlly, % owner occu
pied 81 400 down
! lEAcLEXOOD Administrations home
QUICK possession kl.Th0 VIII handle
GILBERT, REALTY-rY $3.50
ATTENTION. CoLoREDl
Attractive new 6-room modern homes
FHA terms Near school and tTanSpor
j tation. GRoSSMAN. Mi. Rosin. IF
l-T316-
coLoRED-A BARGAIN
I IROSwOOD- Milford - 8 roomA. single
2-car garage $3.50. terms.
SLoBIN-TR l-0366-TY T-7llo
CoLoRED-.vscant-N BRICKS
{ SOUTHWEST DETROIT =. Only soc
( down. plus prepaid items Donf delay,
WATSON REALTY %cA 1900
coioRED-vinewood Michigan. 10 rms
brick ~ A. hit, 81 500 dn. Proulx
Ia $751; la $3.50
/ cOLORED-I7os Woodland rms
,hSms-,--ssE,,-y -y-slisd si-5oo an. ~
2-6O6O.
COLoRED-i2 rms. six up. six DOWN
lower vacant. Garfield and Rivard
franklin Young. 422e Rivard.
Z COLORED-i674 Abbott. rms. fur
mace. $3.50. s5s5 dn. Owner. 1885
/ Dime Bldg, CA COOS
CoLoRED-SAle Hendricks Z rms
/ furnace $3.50. S595 dn. owner
/ 33s Dime Bldg., ca 0Oo6.
| cOLoRED - Elmwood. rms. steam
I 81 200 On, quick possession. Cannon
Bros. 1880 Sherman. FL 0l4o.
/ CoLoRFD-2-fsmily fiat near Lafayette
| Chene. s2.o0o. sis-room cottage, 50,
25O Owner, UN 4-242s.
! CoLoRED-s rooms. $4,000. 81 .ooC
down. Bishaw, vi 2-20so.
{ coLoRED-Taft. 3 rms, fun basement
1U. hi nfepIace gar. 81 500 terms
sLOBiN TR l-o3s6-TY- LII!
/ cOLORED-i3s34 Trumbull-Mod. s
rm., 81 $50 dn. Poss. TO o-354l.
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EXTRA ROOMS
expert men reliable firm, terms
Rkss CONSTRUCTION TO sToos
CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

ALL upholstsrlng and rugs cleaned In
your home TY 4-n6aa. TY 7-364S.
RECENT RUG CLEANERs-open Ewes
cARPFrING-RUcs--
Beautifully Cleaned In Your Home
MICHIGAN CARPET CLEANERS
MA 1900 2a-houE Service MA 1900
HAVE your rugs and furniture cleaned
nfsly and returned promptly nv the
Ku-Joy Carpet and Furniture Cleaning
co no EsS7
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MUSIC LESSONS
Beginnert-POPULbF PfbNO-Ad,s
eoo7 Grand River = ~ e-07s
DAINrINC-pEcoBATINC

II rIrTTSo. vsu sssninf rspsr
ksnrihI. T,ils.s decorator. 10 s-4es3.
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224O3 PROSPER
FARMS 6 LANDS FOR SALE

SANDISkf MICH
SIS ACRES good buildinrs all modern
J rlls lonr W Of SAndusky One
~ the best farms In SanilsC CO SeillnE
on account OF ill health SIS 900
terms
247 ACRES. northwest Of ssndusky.
on Csss River All modern buildlnFs
about 20 acres woods. running spring
200 ACRES. uest NJ Ssndussv all
fenced $50 acres fenced in 2o-scfe
registered 10 2-yesr-old heifers ! bull
; calves teams of good horses John
Deere tractor. milking machine. combine
this farm including crops g-roon house
ali outbuidines BAD health forces sale
S3T 900. half cash
100 ACRES mile east hsli mile
north OF ssndusky. real farm. good
40 ACREs west % sandusky. modern
house and barn this Is one ~ the
hncd pieces Of land IN this section.
Sl2 500 SS 600 down and half crop
TWO GROOM houses IN the heart OF
Ssndusky ! brick completely furnished.
and frame Unturnished 10000 each.
HiprorT REALTY co
1870 CHELSEA PR 1870
AT sANDUsKY Mich farms bust
ness places and homes AIRPORT
REALTY CO. l43io Chelsea PR $40
BLOOMFIELD HILLS-i6O acres.
mile improved road frontage Farm
house and large harm
JCDSON BRADWhY CO PA qTO0
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We SOLD OVER ; MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or HOMES LAST YEAR
4 RMS. bath on Chicago nr. Tele-
graph large attic. fun bSmt. S463
down. 25sl4 Ecors Rd AT i237.
s ROOM BUNGALOW. fun basement
Ss 900. owner. l7e2s Norwood, near
Nevada
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ROOFING. Thinning. SIDING

Al ROOFING AND SIDING
GUAR LOWEST PRICES TO $500
ALL roofing. siding and cutters Terms
Guaranteed ? a Porter 10 s-7573
AMERICAN expert workmcn viii cover
your 24H26'Ie' home with Ford v-keer
htits siding Tor only Sl79 A 20-yrET
rno' SO Easy terms Cal LIE 1897.
FOR gutter work cAll Richard Willerik.
siof only d. work nyself AR 1875
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOMS

ART CENTER-Double. twin beds good
meals convenient transportation. TE
2-od1t
AVERY. 1854 corner West Warren:
best meals in city lunches, single beds.
Sill weekly
LARGE ROOM in private Catholic home
east side -priYileRRx-Iy- y-zS2A-
SCHAEFER and Grand River Private
'ror-r-, good rnesfs'- gentlemen DA 1o42.
THEODORE. s3o7 - Home privileges.
near Packards excellent transportation.
pr slsS
wINDER t20 woodward -Confortaole
rooms delicious food convenient trans
porfstion. CH 1922
COLORED-Comfoita room FOR gentle
man quiet home, good transportation.
Ty S6rA0