davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
WATER PUMPACE
RECORD IS SET

Pumpage figures at the City Wa.
ter Works set new all-time high
record during May when total oil
l5O, $50, 900 gallons of water were
pumped for industrial, freight.
ing and consumer use, according
to the monthly report on pumpage
filed with City Manager A. c.
Nichols yesterday by M. K. Maj.
fit, superintendent of the city wa.
ter and sewer department.
The above figure, exceeds the
May total for 1914 by 30, $50, 00O
gallons and the 1913 figure for the
same month by 37,980,00O gallons.
Average daily pumpage during
May, 1915 was 4,95O,OoO gallons as
against a total of 3,990,O0O gallons
for May, 1914 and 3,746,OO0 gal
Ions pumped during the same
month of 1913.
Mr.. Maffitt disclosed in his re-
port that accumulated pumpage for
an 11-month period ending in May,
1945 totaled 1859, $4,000 gallons as
against 1924, 100000 in 1914 and
l ,O96, 100000 for the same period
of time in 1913.
Average daily accumulated
pumpage totals for the 11-month
period were 4,650,OO0 for 1945; a.
1876, 900 in 1914 and 3,606, 900 gal
lions in 1913.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
NEWSMEN REPORT
PAPER INCREASE

NEW YORK, June 14.-UD-The
American Newspaper Publishers
association said today that daily
newspapers reporting on the use
of newsprint in May showed a
AZ per cent increase in consump-
ton over May 1914.
The reporting newspapers con-
sumed 205, 797 tons, compared
with 1917, 427 tons in May a year
ago. The total last month, how
ever, was 21.1 percent under con-
sumption for May, 1941, the base
year for calculating allowable use.
The total newsprint consumption
in the United States for May 1945
was estimated at 283, 858 tons for
all uses.
Reporting newspapers used 972,-
088 tons of newsprint in the first
five months of 1915, decrease of
0.5 per cent under the first five
months of 1914 and a decrease of
20.6 per cent under the same period
Of 1941.
Newspapers reported 43 days
supply Of newsprint paper on hand
at the end Of May.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
NEEDED SUPPLIES
ARRIVE AT MILAN

Pressed into service to help
speed relief to the last liberated
northern provinces of Italy, is
trucks loaded with critically need
ed supplies, have arrived at Mi
Ian, according to a report receiv-
ed yesterday by E. L. White, presi-
dent of the Community War Chest
Of Wilmington, from the National
War Fund.
Included in the supplies aboard
the trucks were insulin, vaccines.
disinfectants, salt, lemons and cof-
fee, all highly essential in help
ing relieve the suffering and dis
tress common among thousands OF
aged women and children, victims
of ma1nutrition in the long-occus
pied area, White related.
The work of the American Re-
lief for Italy organization is sup
ported by contributions to the Com
munity War Chest, White pointed
out.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
Gov. Cherry Announces
Parole OF Six Convict.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 14-lRH
Governor Cherry announced today
he had paroled six prisoners, in.
Guiding prisoners serving long
terms for second degree murder
manslaughter: bigamy and at.
tempted rape.
Those freed were:
Jasper Mclean, sentenced ir
Cumberland county in April, 1912,
to from seven to 10 years for man.
slaughter; Vester Mullen, sentenc.
ed in Catawba county in February,
1884, to from 2 to ten years for
second degree murder; Robert S.
Hodges, sentenced in Caswe1l coun.
ty in March of this year to eight
months for operating an auto while
intoxicated and reckless driving
Roy Kirksey, sentenced in Colurn
bus county in February, 1914, to
from two to 10 years for assault
with intent to commit rape; Harold
Herman Caldwell, sentenced in
Clifford county in March, 1914, to
from five to 10 years for bigamy;
and Gilbert Eddings, sentenced in
Robson county in August, 1910, 10
from eight to 10 years for assault
with intent to kill.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
POULTRY PRICES
TO Be REDUCED

Prices on live, dressed ana
drawn poultry will be reduced, ef-
fective yesterday, as much as three
cents per pound at retail under a
new OPA Community Ceiling
Price order which covers 81 east
ern North Carolina counties, ac-
cording to an announcement re
ceived from the Raleigh district
office Of OPA.
The new OPA ceiling price for
live broilers, fryers and roasters
will be SO cents per pound as com
pared with the former ceiling
price of Al cents. Live hens will
sell for three cents less per pound
as the ceiling drops from 81 cents
per pound. The new prices are ef-
fective from June IA through July
II.
Dressed poultry prices will not
drop as much as live prices
Dressed broilers, flyers and roast
ers will sell for no more than ~
cents per pound as compared with
so cents previously.
Drawn poul try will drop an
average of two cents per pound
with the best grade broilers and
fryers weighing under two and a
half pounds selling for 81 cents
per pound as compared with %
cents.
: OPA emphasized that these cell
ing prices are for AL poultry and
that lower grades must sell for
lower prices.
Farmers selling at retail may
charge the same as the Group l
stores and for AL poultry.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
NOW EFFICIENCY
HELD IMPROVED

The efficiency of the German
prisoners of war at the POW camp
at the old Marine hospital base
has increased by rs per cent since
We day, Lieut.. R. H Hazel, com
manding officer, said yesterday.
He also reported an Improvement
in the latitude" of the Germans.
More than a score of new pris'
oners have arrived at the installa'
ton for work in the pulpWood In
dustries in this area, 1t. Hazel
said, raising the total complement
of the camp to more than 500.
The newly established Pow
camp at Whiteville was reported
to be doing nicely and, accord
ing to the Wilmington command
ing officer, is expecting an addl-
ton of from so to 100 prisoners
in the near future.
If the new group arrives, ne
stated, the Columbus county camp
is planning to put up enough new
tents to accommodate the work
erS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
LIBRARY LENDS
1920 BOOKS

Patrons Of the Wilmington Pub.
lie Library read a total of 1920
books during the month of May,
according to a report on library
circulation for the month which
was filed by Miss Emma H. Wood.
ward, librarian, at City Manager
A. c. Nichols office yesterday.
During the 81 days Of May, a
total of 1897 works of fiction were
issued to patrons while circula.
ton of non-fiction volumes total.
ed 1925. Technical volumes and
children's books circula ton
amounted to 1896, making q
grand total for the central libr.
airy at the city hall Of 1898 vol.
umes.
The Lake Forest branch issued
total of 1908 books to patrons
during the month, while the book.
mobile carried a total of 1894
volumes of reading matter to
men, women and children in 9TH
er parts of the city, making the
combined book circulation total
for the month to 1920.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
POULTRY PRICES
REDUCED IN AREA

RALEIGH, N. c., June 14-RH
Retail prices on live, dressed and
drawn poultry will be reduced
three cents a pound, effective i'm
mediately in the 81 counties COM
prising the Raleigh OPA District,
T. Sam Johnson, district director,
said today.
johnson said live broilers, fryers,
and roasters will have the new
ceiling price of SO cents per pound,
as compared With the former cell.
ing Of Al cents. Live hens will sell
for "a cents pound instead of 81.
The new prices are effective
from June IA through July II, he
said. All ceilings are for AL poul.
try, he added, with unifrom cell
ings for lower grades.
Under the OPA order, prices for
dressed poultry were reduced from
so to 48 cents pound, and those
for drawn poultry will drop from
So to 81 cents.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
Seaman Seeks Approval
To Visit Sick Child

VALLEJO, CALF, June IA -
R-Seamah &c Richard J. Feel
and sympathetic Red Cross Of
ficials today anxiously awaited ap.
proval by Mare Island Naval
Hospital authorities for MIN to fly
to the bedside If his illness-stricken
three-year-old daughter, Diana, at
Waterloo, la.
Peel landed here last night in a
dash from the Pacific theater
where he had been wounded in the
leg, and received news that doctors
hold out some hope for Diana S
RECOVERY.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
Physician Orders Eden
To Rest For Four Weeks

LONDON, June IA. - P -
Anthony Eden's physician said to-
night that the foreign secretary
was responding to treatment for
duodenal ulcers, but that he has
been advised to cancel all engage
ments for at least another four
weeks.
Dr. George Rossdale said that
while Eden's general condition
Was excellent, further rest was
needed 10 complete the treatment.
The sole exception to be allowed
the foreign secretary will be a
POLITICAL broadcast on June 9th in
behalf of the Conservative party.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
cEN PATTON HAS
HORSE TROUBLES
BY REUEL 5. MOORE -;
press Staff Correspondent

.S press Staff Correspondent
'n '".sH1NGTON, June 14.-P-
=. George S. Patton, Jr., is {
'o ,,rceful man, but he had some
1s' ,hle making horse cavalrymer
Nv Il Young Americans who didn't
ou' u = mules back from its neck
Sn NV Third Army commander, ar
y ~ ravalryrnan himself, organized
OLD ; w Cavalry unit in Sic
an i # was fairly effective, but very
E, -tbodox He told about it today
un0,c Secretary of War Henry l.
a a. son's news conference.
S' llue had 900 immortal heroes
onnted on jackasses, bulls. hors-
nlO ond everything, he said.
e' "vonng Americans, he contin-
have a magnificent ignor-
lsu, o about animals. Though they
am am drive cars, very few can sad
ole sonco | encountered a soldier
mule with a saddle on his
OIL .t He thought he had to stop
n''s salute The mule stopped and
!" down his head the soldier went
y: wav patton described an arc
With his hands,
W.T. Does that happen often?' ]
asked him,
pl.|. why don't you put the saddle
IN his back?' l asked.
''' e The only thing l ever rode
sofore was an elephant, and I sat
Nv W. his head he replied.
uco YOU see," Patton added,
m,ol, have a hard time extempor-
ling cavalry.
'- He was asked What sort of
naoic'' he Used to build Third
AVN Armv morale SO high.
81 had the happiness'to command
.o,,o GREAT men," he replied.
patton said he wanted to correct
IN impression created when he
was quoted in Boston as saying a
nj of soldiers got killed because
+bev we're damned FOOLS
He said so many references have
heon made to the heroic dead that
be was trying to make the point
there are many living heroes too.
He had warm praise for U. S.
.mor. which frequently has been
criticized as being no match for
+be heavier German tanks. He said
the Third Army destroyed 1900 en-
emv tanks, 800 of them Partners
or Tigers, and lost a little less
than half that number.
Our T-24 light tank with the Is
NM gun is one OF the greatest
killing machines ever made" he
added. 1T goes like the dickens
and can knock out a Panther or
Tiger
The T-26 with the 80 MN gun
can exchange punches with any
thing built and punch any armor
ever put on any tank
But as good as U. S. armor was,
he said this war still could have
used some horses.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
GOOD RECORD

TAMPA, Fla, June 1z-WD-The
air safety record compiled at Drew
Field leads all other Third Air
Force bases and perhaps all bases
in the continental United States,
base Commander Col. Wendell B.
Mccoy said Wednesday. Mccoy re.
vealed that planes from Drew Field
have flown 80,281 hours, or H.
900, 600 miles without a fatal acct
dent
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
FAMILIES CAUTIONED

WASHINGTON, June "A - CP -
The Office of Defense Transporta-
ton today advised wives, sweet
hearts and families not to make
futile trips to meet returning serv-
lcemen at eastern ports of de.
harkation.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
SLIGHT INCREASE
IN CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON, June 14-(R
The end of the war in Eu-
rope was reflected today in
Army and Navy casualty re-
ports showing an increase Of
only 5,04S In the past week.
The rise, one of the smallest
for any week in months, boost
ed total losses to 1,O17,097, in
Guiding 232,13S killed; 616,013
wounded; 53,446 missing and
1850 prisoners. The prisoner
total is actually much smaller
than this figure, because of
liberation of American soldiers
in German hands.
Secretary Of War StimsOn
casualties, that the report was
explained, in issuing the Army
based on names received in
Washington through June ! and
represented action on the war
fronts through mi6-May.
The Army total of 899,952
was an increase of 4,118 over
last week and the Navy toll of
117,145 was a rise of $780,
A watch contains an avera e
If $50 distinct parts, the produ'
ion of which requires 300 sep;
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15

Parliaments have survived such
rocky course.
It has advised three kings and
worked with the prime ministers.
It has carried on through three
wars, the Spanish, Ethiopian and
European conflicts. in addition it
has launched plans for the most
drastic social and educational -e'
forms this country has known In
more than half-century.
-V-
The idea that temperatures on
earth are controlled by the u a
was held by ancient Greek philos-
ophers.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15
INQUEST PLANNED

FAYETTEVILLE, June 14-tR-
Coroner w. C. Davis announced an
inquest would be held today in
connection with the death of Mrs.
Fred E. Smith, whose body was
found on a bank of Cross creek.
She had died of a bullet wound,
the coroner said and added that
her death apparently was a case
of suicide
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15

ON JUNE B29 numbering less than So
japanese At that te
other raid their attack Bangkok One
the rising assaults and the
intensity daily newspaper report chart
gives the first the black
growth the asaultsup
18th engaged in single raid while 300
And whereas few hundred
the beginning today thousands pour
10000 1000
the bomb symbols
(Internd
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15

The Romans believed that the
comet of A B. c. was sent to
convey the soul of Julius Caesar to
it's fina! resting place.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15

TINS EXCLUSIVE photo Of Mrs. Bea-
trice Coleman, who is known to
friends as the baroness" was made
in her Hollywood apartment as she
advanced the theory that Albert
Langford, who was mysterlously
slain in New York, was killed be-
cause he stood in the way of some
one who sought to get money from
his wife. (Inte7ndtto1dD
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-15

A watch contains an average
of $50 distinct parts, the produc-
ton of which requires 300 sepa-
rate operations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

SCHOOLGIRL frontage, 50 psr q.
Rouge River AZ rear water and bus
service viii sell all or part Of 387
II terms Newman, Plymouth Road 81
Beech RE 672O
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Suburban Real Esiaie for Sale

ATTENTION!
5-rm. house and lots, in 81. Clair
shores. taxes only S2o-S3- 3-AnnHea
y5UU down Call VT VOgtman
OUSEMAN-SPITZLEY CORP.
MI Clemens 1892 or CH 1916
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
FARMS & LANDS FoR SALE
HOWELL


i6o Acres. excellent farm large farm
home. equipped with furnace. lights and
bath. good barns. triple garage. 22NbO
poultry house. price SsI 20 an acre or
viii sell the so with bldgS. and reserve
the balance. Owner willing 10 sell stock
and tools as per inventory,
- acre poultry iarm, good house and
poultry houses, scar garage. also
With TINS ~ will sell 2 lake lots with
frontage Oh , good nshing lakes within
Walking distance Of the farm. Price
50 T5O teHns or discount for cash.
Acre bi gUod garden .oil with a
house. tlettuc tights ana wired for
stove. for 81 200, terms
Is Acres on Gland River with good
home also an overnight cabin, an oil
station "A garage and lunch room for
ST. 900.
10 Acres on Grand River with home
and poultry houses iOr So 500,
a., To tHr barsStns. @ @ "a wears experienee
selllng farms In this locality
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
LAKE, RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ANCHOR BAY. between salt River and
Jefferson. bedrooms. screened porch,
large lot. modern Plumbing. 50 3 .:
terms Boyer, 2o9ll Harper TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Reoi Es,ote Outside Detroit

TWO bedroom. modern bungalow. com
pletely furnished overlooking goli
course within easy driving distance
both Hialeah Park and Tropical Race
Tracks. available Tor season fgfo-
la46 Photographs and details .ur-
nished upon request Mrs Charles
Logan Ozburn. The Granada, Miami
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Elmer Nj. CLARK

WE SOLD OVER MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF HOMES LAST YEAR
PHILADELPHIA. l2s
and brick good rond. front
porches. ranges 2-cAT garage. screens
furniture IN lower available real
buy al SIS 600 Call UN Ia 400
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
LIIILE FARMS FOR SALE

TELEGRAPH frontage. $50 II. nr. Eu-
reka Rc.. steal Al 81 50 per front n .
terms Newman. EcorSe Rd., az Monroe
Blvd AT $3.50.
UNUSUAL opportunity 45O q frontase
outer Drive with i3is rich land. $1,000
dn. Newman. Fcorse Rd. at Monroe
Plvf AT EyQO
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Elmer M. CLARK

COZ pFfp-Ifn lrfe f9F
road WAYNE County Fines esrden
soil OuF $500 per srrc Terms. "a
down Broker. PA 32e7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

WORTH or HOMES LAST YEAR
TURNER NEAR keller
Income brick. 5-4, steam siOket heat. q
-eet- -rasry~.-fe.e-,4a ayrre.-s---St.---sHssi, ssi,--
burn l-QQQE
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED

nLAk ko ~ NN"A~A 49,
A-A-l CASH deal We buy property for
col0red sMEDLEY. 4I6 East Warren
TE l-6i92
Al Colored Cash Buyers Waiting
CpUTCHER 4T64 McGraw TY 5-53e6,
A BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCE
Any Eas. side ef Italian Scotch
=. G. CHERRY. 1857 Gratiot III 1850
A CASH BUYER for any type property
you have 70 offer tColored
CIV WHITE. 1850 Hastings. TIE l.oos6
A CASH SALE
quickly consumms;eu tor your Improved
propsliy anywhere in the city For
vcfvNe call TO $500
JOSEPH RICH i2425 LlNWOOD
A QUICK sale. price right cas-, side
kp's flats singles SAROS. LIZ 02lT.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
n W SEC VICTORY w 7-ss7o
tAIiI CASH, FOR SINGLE HOME
ROY L ROUNDTREE-VE $500
AIT CASH OFFER IN % HOURs-we
buy colored singles fats. apartments
u7 commission guarantee ca 00O5
hSY Esg side property sold closed ana
rHu.' iu fOuf hands IN so dars ~
s2G3 f1r nuitk. derfndsbie service
W CARNEY 1O2s7 CHit'fN %
At OScE-Cash for your properly
singles fsts apartments Edv Henkei
Co. Hammond Biog. CA 2eoo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
AUTOS TO EXCHANGE

CHEvRoLEr-ie42 ss.,on plcs-ug. a !
CndTTI6n throughout All tade iol
good used car og large truck
l0930 f.. Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
HOMER WARREN q COMPANY
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT 4os ms co funds for good mtgc
loans. land contracts bought Ed
Henkei Co AammQnd R.dg CA 2hai3z
HOME mortgages I'm Dearborn and
vicinity. no service charge FIRST Detroit
savings and Loan Association ~ Dear.
-t...+.,-i = -A4trtrt-rrr- Avr---t ttrTrrurT1
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
RESORTS FOR SALE

GOOD business location. large lot. cot
tage on Lake Mitchell with 10 lots
across boulevard. Ideal for cabins. store
boat livery. Herbert Holland. Cadillac,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
TRUCKS WAITED

Get Our Offer First
DETROIT TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
FRANK CQULSO.
! A-1lIs :. t.a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
BUSINESS PROP. ron SALE

A BUY-BuSlnesS site. SIX Mile. near
Woodward 500 feet frontage. 500 II.
Evans. CA 3ll6
ATTENTION-SAVE DOLLARS
Consult US for building sites aud busi-
ness buildings CARING Construction Co,
CE 6l44
BAR or business opportunity-Buildin
site on Michigan at Wyoming. industrial
expreSsway. MCGraw intersection. vide
frontage. attractive price. Evans, CA
3ll6
CHARLEvoiX. l460O. corner Philip
Brick building 50xS5. steam not "atcr
heat VACANT Priced to sell 1uick.
j W cARNEY-io232 CHALMERS
LIVERNOIs. nj. Michigan-2 apts over
store price so 500-S5. 900. terms
81 ZOO 81 500 dn Geo Nastoid,
252l6 Ford Rd DE 1862
} STORES on Joseph Campsu. Ham
tramck. corner building occupied by
drug store. beer garden and shop
Broker 9224 Van Dyke PL sO22
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
ACREAGE FOR SALE

FOR sALE+-44O acres. mi from
bear. small game. wildfowl Private lake.
Some marsh. and mi. game fence for
raising muskrats and beaver. "a heavily
timbered Small orchard. A virgin para
disc Address. Room 229. Alpena aioiel,
Alpenal Mich.
DEARBORN--37 acres With Michigan
frontage and railroad siding very desir-
able property at attractive price. Sisson,
Realtor OR 23o9-l230
NERRIMAN Road between Cherry Hill
and Ford Rosd--4o acres ripe for de-
yelopment, Priced 10 sell promptly.
Sissonr Realtor, OR 23O9-i230.
80. 30. is, II ACRES with river,
woods get first choice, It's different
Terms Call UN 4-i3sO
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
II A n n A n

Yearly income So .55s 90. only Sl4 900
down splendid investment West Grand
Blvd -I.inwoOd Sec. Mr.. JerShy. uN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Huniinq. Fishing Property

EMMETT coUNTY-Cabin site. 30 acres,
small orchard. 10 acres timber. S4SO
full cash price. Schsck. l46Ol Ken
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
PROP. FOR SALE
BRICK-lQ- -APTS.

a SAFE investment for Shrewd buyer
% apts. ~ w section built 1925.
only $4,000. Edw. Henkel Co. ca
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED


A1-TENTION-Cash tor your property.
CeSchwiHd. 1905 Gratiot PL casa
BUYERS 49, Any east side property or
contracts Gosh or terms
" ID BURD-iv 354O
Can Sell Your Property Quickly
BRUTON REALTY Co
lhl0O fcnkell. We 9-lSOO
CASH BUYER WANTS HOME
CRlGER REALTOR-Lt 1-T56S
CAsH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
Proul1 434O " Vernon Ia 67si.
r sIpE-cAsH -BUYERS WAITING
Personal stten. ANcrson. TW l-7020.
FOR quisk results list your property
with ACME REAL ESTATE. s3O3 GRA-
TlOT PL B573) Have buyers for east
side singles mats. Incomes
II A y n A n
80 CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our clients.
To SILL
Call a real estate concern who can Eise
you complete sefH-e
MORTGAGE--SALE- LE-MANAGEMkNr
CA ZOO
UN S-7TOO-PL 46OO-VE $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXCH
HOMES and FLATS IN y. ". section.
from owners. Ralph p foynton, looOo
Grand River We A-l234,
TALIAN-OriginAl 2f-hr cash sale. 80
wears East Side PettinC PL 1850
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

NERRIMAN Road. between Cherry nan
and Ford Road 40 acres ripe fol de-
velopment Priced % sell promptly
Sisson. Realtor OR 23OP-l230
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

STURDY cemen' block house On 40 acres
~ good black soil city water hort els
tancc TO bus S52 $50 with - O5O IN
Newman, Nerthline and DIX Wyand0tte
oTTF
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

DWELLING at 225Al Statler Blvd,
near z. jefferson -St--,Clair- Shores being
offered by WEST REALTY co There
are o rooms and porches glaSsed In
as sunrooms There is q full basement
with a recreation room, The lot is SON
100 with canal at the rear and boat
anchorage overlooking the lake. There
Is a gear bullt-in garage. Heat is by an
OF Alr-conditioned plant Liberal terms
70 responsible party. Enquire 250lo Z.
jefferson, ST Clair Shores
N L