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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

USED SINGER electric portable sewing machine. Phone Blue $50 1 "FREEON" Compressor, 1/3 HIP. practically new. Phone George ] Brothers.
 PORTABLE photograph, 8x10 tent electric heating pad. bath room cabinet, one-pound tall salmon cans, day wall clock, 52 inches tall. 925 West 11th St. SIX NEW walnut finish, treadle- type, Singer Sewing Machines, complete with stool and sewing kit; convertible to electric when motors again are available. $120, fob. Seattle. Alaska Merchan- disers, 1926 Eastlake Ave, Seattle, 2, Wash.
 FOR SALE-Large house at 725 Basin Road. Price $3,500. See Merle Rhodes, 431 Seward St. 40 it. 7/16 gal. chain, $20. I down sleeping bag, $35. I Arc welder, 11O-A.C., $50. See J. B. Burford at J. B. Burford & Go. 3-ROOM, partly furnished house; 5 acres land. Aux Lake Loop Road. Phone SAP.
 1900 Ft. reinforcement steel. George Brothers.
 UNFURNISHED 5-room house. 839 Dixon. Phone 651.
 WILL PAY CASE for refrigerator. Phone 621
 FOR SALE-Two bedroom house, furnished. For information, see Chris Huber, Glacier Highway. FOR SALE Trump 6 t, $25. Mans grey suit, size 40, good condition, $25. Mans black over coat, size 40, like new, $40. Ask for Una at Percy's Cafe, or call at 125 Gastineau Ave; before Il D. m, or after p. m. FOR. SALE-Cabinet sewing ma chine. Wheeler & Wilson, $500. Call Red 662.
 TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa; 110-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. O. Box 3O31.
 FOR SALE-Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen gra de milk goats; also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. P. o. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska. Zenith radio $10O; automatic record changer free. Green 734. B flat Lavella clarinet, ebonite, $60. Green 734.
 LOST AND FOUND LOST Purse belonging to Leo
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!, WILL PAY CASH for good bicycle. Paul E. Hickox, Baranof.
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Bulova wrist watch. Finder please return to cashier, Baranof Coffee. Shop Reward
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

6 ADORABLE Angora kittens to be
 given away. Ph. 61.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

WANTED = Small tricycle.. Phone Red 609.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

WANTED-Home for part-Per- sian kittens, 2 months old. Call in downstairs Winter and Pond Apts. No. 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

'FREEON" Compressor, 1/3 HIP. practically new. Phone George Brothers.
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LOST Between Juneau and Thane hub cap for 1886 Ford. Reward Phone Blue 786.
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Pacific Coast League)

Standings unchanged. No games played.l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
LOST AND FOUND

LOST = Purse belonging to Leo Jack. Please return to Empire. Valuable papers and Jewelry. Keep the cash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

PORTABLE photograph, 8x10 tent electric heating pad, bath room cabinet, one-pound tall salmon cans, day wall clock, 52 inches tall. 925 West 11th St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

MR., MRS. MUNRO HERE MT. and Mrs. R. B. Munro, of Seattle, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

USED SINGER electric portable
 sewing machine. Phone Blue 650
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

Empire want-ads bring results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

WANT someone to do laundering in their home. Phone Blue 40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

WANTED-Used furniture 306 Will loughby. Phone 788.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
WANTED

WANTED Portable typewriter Phone 143.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TO BE GIVEN AWAY-6 Adorable half-Angora kittens. Ph. 21.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

my hair often wished didn't have
any.
Coote CIo,ion
How much are the oranges? ?"
Three cents each, lady"
"I'll take two. please"
'-Gtvtn' party"
Prop Wosh
Darling, haven't always given you
my salary check the first OF each
month";"
Yes but you never told me YOU got
paid twice a month-you lowdovn EN-
bezzler."
Anmodo
The difference between d single man
and married man is that single
man has no buttons on his shirt end a
married man has no shirt.
Flight lime
A CT who had completed 80 years
service and was ready for retirement.
All alone In the world. he decided 10
live in the old soldiers home Entering
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

a MY PAL.
bnd Oh, the guy on the bed next 10 me
l. thorough a crumb as I've found
|ng have learned total war from The sound
|the Of his snore
And other assortment OF sound
He shngs his old socks on my bed
-, Then he borrows my razor 10 boot
.oa He keeps out OF sight with his money
|oor each night
lon While for Washing he cares not a hool
fh' He's bourdcI, a heel and a cad
And Id love 10 bounce rocks off his
per dome.
He's hobo stray, he's a-Uhat did
|cnt you say
He's jus, gotten package from
|ase home?
Well-cr-aS as I was saying before,
Whose as pleasant a chap as can be?
Who is cookies? Thanks. palD
loa Who is CYumyum' My pal2J
|.,o Why, the guy on ,he.bed next TO me-
|eo Eh~ctree Ne~s
i" Have you ever realized any Of your
childhood arbitionS2'
0et Yes when my mother used 10 como
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

the first day. he Immediately va
greeted by the occupants with hello
rookie"
Connond Pos
Golfer; II you laugh al me agai
I'll knock your head right OFF,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Golfer: II you laugh al me again
I'll knock your head right Off"
Bystander: Haw! HaV! you wouidn
know what club to use"
The 67.obGo9e Norsbeei
The soldier vas called INTO the cen.
sor's office.
please tell me" the censor demand.
ed. Are your letters in code. or is this
your spelling?"
Fort SAerco7 Lore
The greatest mistake Of 1915 is 10
test the strength Of an automobile IRE
by kicking II
Tte Sb.p, to9
Veteran I'D be wealthy man 10
day If il wasn't for liquor
Blond oh, so YOU drink TOO much"
Veteran NO I'm IN INC sppieCider
business "
Como Eo~ie -Ho~,'le,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
OR YOUR WILL IS
OUT OF DATE

Unfortunately, people who have
such assets cannot merely be
divided into two groups-those
who have wills-and those who
have not. There is another great
group whose wills may be out of
date although made within the
last decade.
Ii you have not recently re-
viewed your assets and estate
arrangements with particular
consideration for the protection
of your family under present
conditions-and without you 60
guide them - we urge you To
do so. Changed family and f.
nancial status since you last
reviewed your plans-not TO
mention increased federal tax
ation-demand your immediate
consideration.
Federal estate taxes have SUBJ
stantially increased and they must
be paid when due. Present in
come tax rates make it more
difficult than ever to effect new
savings and more important than
ever the need TO erect every safe
guard to conserve principal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Allies Jail
Bdvdriidns

MUNICH. July 21 QNS)-The
arrest of additional Bavarian busi-
nessmen and industrialists is eX-
pected in the immediate future as
the Allied military government ex-
pandS its drive 10 purge the region
of all Nazi influences.
Army officers said today that
the arrest of l02 prominent Bava-
rians did not by any means COM
plete the roundup of Germans who
profited hugely by supplying Hit
ler's war machine.
Many of the residents of Munich
were aiding Allied authorities in
their drive by putting the finger"
on wealthy manufacturers who
willingly aided Hitler'S dream of
world conquest.
In fact, these diSgusted and dis
illusioned Bavarians were urging
the military government TO launch
a more drastic breakdown on the
Nazi profiteers than the one
already in progress.
Those Bavarians taken into GUS
tody last week will be carefully
screened. Some of them are GER
tain to be held for trial as war
criminals.
However, many OF them were
frankly relieved when they were
arrested by the Americans. They
feared the Russians might capture
them and administer SUNNI nary
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Don't Delay! Make
Accident Policy
Payment NOW!

Notices have been mailed by
The Detroit Times to persons
whose 50-cent semi-annual pay
msnt is due Aug. S, on the
Accident Insurance made avail
able by the Old Line Life In.
Suranes Co. of America 10
homs-delivered Detroit Times
readers. NO DAYS OF GRACE
WILL BE ALLOWED, so you
are urged to pay your payment
NOW, so you will be SURE
to prevent your policy from
lspsing. It's a wise precaution
IL you carry this protection
you probably have received
your notice by now and you
are urged to make prompt pay
msnt by sending remittance 20
}. X. Kolinski, registrar agent,
p. o. Box 1916, The Detroit
Times, Detroit 81, Mich. Or
you may bring premium 10
Room 304, Detroit Times
Building, 1870 CSss. Payment
on or before Aug. S will pre-.
vent lapse of policy. II you so
desire, you may pay premium
Of 81, covering protection for
one year. Don't wait! Pay
NOW!
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Tea Gets
$3,OOOlb.
InBerIin

BERLIN, July II QNS)-Rus-
sian soldiers threw a guard around
the entire area of Hitler's cham
cellory in Berlin today to aid Maj.
Gen. Parks, u. S. commander in
the German capital, bring a flag
rant black market under control.
Russian soldiers have been un-
able to spend half their pay. Some
of them have been pooling their
money by companies and dumping
il in a barrel in the barracks
Each soldier. as he needed
money, would 90 10 the barrel and
pick up a handful of occupation
marks. German civilians likewise
were flushed with money but there
were no goods to be bought.
Stop watches. selling for $50 in
the United States. have been
bringing the equivalent of $500 in
the black market.
A pound Of coffee can be had
for around $1,000 but a pound of
tea costs $4,000.
A stick of chewing gum goes for
a dollar, and clgarets are $l8
pack on the black market.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
u. 5. SubsBdQ
Il Jap Ships
WASHINGTON, July u dNsl

WASHINGTON, July 21 uNs)
Another blow at Japan's weak
ened supply lines was announced
today by the navy with the sink
ing of IL more enemy vessels by
long-ranging American SUBJ
marines.
Included in the latest bag were
four small warshipS-two mine
sweepers and two patrol escort
vessels. The others were one large
cargo transport, one medium
transport, three small merchant
vessels, one small freighter, and
one medium freighter.
Since the outbreak of war
American submarines have de-
stroyed or damaged a total of
1880 Japanese vessels of all types.
The total includes la warships
sunk and 1000 supply vessels de-
stroyed. Thirty-seven other ves-
sells of all types have been listed
as probably sunk and 1l9 dam
aged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Underground
Leader Here

Gerald Ouradou, French under
ground leader and secretary gen.
eral of the National Railway Fed
GRAFTON of France, arrived in De-
troit today for a four-day visit
with local labor officials.
He plans conferences with ma
tional officers of the Brotherhood
of Maintenance of Way Employees,
insuection of local railroad facili-
ties, and meeting with c. L. Jel-
linghouS, vice president of the
Michigan Central Railroad.
Ouradou is one of the three
French labor leaders visiting the
country at the invitation of the
Office of Labor Production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
"WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
YOU LEAVE NO WILL" .

Miss Florence Aliens in
formed, timely and convincing
article "What Happens When
You Leave No Will" published
in the Detroit Free Press brought
n food of inquiries from anxious
readers all over the state. This
was not surprising because more
people have more wealth-War
Bonds, savings, insurance, stock
and bonds, and real estate-than
ever before.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Dying GI
CIings fOLife

FORT WORTH Tex July 81
QNS)-Cpl. James f. Newman
who has lived much longer than
doctors said he could, was under
sedatives today 10 reduce his pain.
The soldier has tuberculosis and
suffers the effects Of malnutrition
and beri-beri as the result of i'm
prisonment by the Japs. He suf-
fered -relaPse! !9I2hfHfsdayrrard ait
hope for him was abandoned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

The following u. s. troops
are en- route from the European
thsdtsr TO the Pae,fe'
SECOND INFANTRY DIVI-
SION: 23rd and 3Sth regiments
home. Remainder expected TO ar
rive shortly.
FIFTH INFANTRY DIVISION:
l1th regiment home. bulk of the
division expected shortly.
18TH ARMORED DIVISION:
Advance party home; first ele-
ments of remainder should start
arriving in the United States late
next week.
NINTH ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS: On the high seas; first ele-
ments should reach port about a
week from today.
20TH ARMORED DIVISION:
Advance party al sea, main body
expected to clear lie Havre
Wednesday or Thursday
28TH INFANTRY DIVISION:
Advance party az sea, remainder
at camp Old Gold in the lie Havre
staging area,
BOTH INFANTRY DIVISION:
Advance Units scheduled 70 leave
lie Havre tomorrow; main body
being proceSsed AZ Camp okla
homa City in the RsimS Assembly
area
35TH INFANTRY DIVISION:
Advance party awaiting shinTert
al lie Hayre; remainder at ReimS
Assembly area.
45TH INFANTRY DIVISION:
Advance part az Reims. remainder
expected there by Tuesday
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Trace Quis|inq
Ties in Berlin

OSLO, July 21 (UP)-Nor-
wegian investigators have been
sent to Berlin to study documents
bearing on Vidkun Quisling's guilt
as Nazi lord OF Norway.
Special Prosecutor Anna aeus
Schjoedt revealed today that he
had given Quisling's attorney two
weeks dating from last Monday,
10 complete his defense.
Schjoedt said that il was likely
the trial will begin in mid-August.
Schjoedt said he was certain no
insanity plea would be advanced
for Quisling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
CONSULT YOUR
ATTORNEY.

We have frequently advertised
urging people tn complete their
estate arrangements before il Is
too late-to consult their at
torneys for advice as To the plan
TO be adopted and the drafting
of wills that eventually put these
plans, into effect. Failure to do
So often results in losses, distress,
and, not infrcquently, tragic
consequences.
HENRY s. HUBERT,
rice president and
trust officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23


It's a long story of terror, black
mail, bribery and bloodShed. II
aftermath held Mussolini terrified
and helpless for two decades.
4 well informed American gov
ernmcnt official told me today:
"Mussolini knew that he had
To get rid OF MatteOtti IL his
plans as Fascist dictator were
To succeed. He sent to Milan
for Dumini, who at that time
was a well-knOwn thug, and
three companions. MussOlini Of
fered them the equivalent Of
approximately $25 to knock of
Matteotti.
"FOr a week they shadOwed
him. They learned his sched-
ule, his routine, and then picked
him up on the murder night
as he came from his home en-
route to make a public speech.
TAKEN ON DEATH RIDE
"They threw him into a car
and Immediately started of.
One Of the thugs was injured
because the car left too fast
and he was dragged.
"But MatteOtti put up such
a bitter struggle that they were
forced to stab him sooner than
they had planned. There was
so much blood i'm the car and IL
began dripping so fast that they
got frightened and hurriedly
dumped the body. They buried
it in a shallow grave.
"Then, still scared, they de-
cided on the bold course OF
driving their car directly into
the courtyard OF the govern
ment palace where ii Duce had
his Offices. They left IL there,
parked under the very noses OF
the police, while Dumini cleaned
away the blood"
PLEADED WITH DUCE
The government official con.
inued:
"The car stood outside the
palace even while Slgnora Mat
teOtti knelt In front of Duce's
desk pleading for her husbands
life. The Duce sat there hold
ing the blOod-soaked envelope
containing Matteotti,s private
papers, rings and watch and
promised her that he had al
ready given a personal order
for her husbands safe release.
After the murder Dumini. who
vas American born, was con.
itantly getting involved in rob-
)eries, murders and was fire.
luently arrested
But he always howled that
he was a special person and
Mussolini was always obliged to
order his release"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
DETROIT APPROVES
lNSTALOAN

Although our Instalodn serr-
ice has been in operation only
one mOnth-wage edTHeTs,
Office workers, executives, and
professional Dstroiters, more
financially ioise hon erer be-
fore, have emphGtieGlly op-
proped this nep loW-eost,
prompt, businesSliks and help
jul service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Obituary
MRS. ANNE HURLEY.

MRS. ANNE HURLEY, at 9
4. m. Sunday in st. Mary's
Church. at Paw Paw. Mrs. Hur-
ley, 81, of 1869 Roselawn, died
in Paw Paw while vacationing.
Survivors,. Bernard Hurley, huS-
band: Patricia, IL, daughter; Mar
tin, Z. son, and three sisters and
three hrOtherS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
FOLEY HONORED

Nomination OF Raymond M.
Foley by President Harry S.
Truman to be National Commis-
sioner of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration and his confirmation
by the Senate is signal recognition
for the outstanding job Mr.. Foley
has done as Michigan director Of
the FILA. since 1884.
Under his direction more than
10000 home mortgages were
insured, together with $50 mill
lions of dollars of property inn
provement loans, the total F IL.
A. insuring i'm the state during
his term reaching approximately
two-thirds of a billion dollars.
This volume placed Michigan
among the leading states and
since the loss ratio was among the
lowest, the soundness of the oper-
ations is apparent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Admits Smuggling
Meat Into u. -.

Lorne Jockey, SO, of Windsor,
who works for a Detroit trucking
concern, was referred 10 the pro-
baton department by Judge Pic
ard after he pleaded guilty to
smuggling IS pounds of meat
from Canada.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Society Woman Killed

SOUTH WEYMOUTH, Mass,
July p (UP)-Mrs. Alonzo NJ.
Newbert, 81, South Shore society
woman, apparently dozed while
smoking a cigaret today and died
in a $4,000 fire that swept her
home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
For Sale: | Mansion

TAOS, n. M, July 21 GNS)-
Mrs. Mabel Dodge Lujan, the
writer today had offered her lux
urious Taos mansion for sale and
was moving into small house
with her Indian husband, Tony
I,uian.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

-'A'' ~'~A ~ ~ Poy
into her home yesterday and
listened for 20 minutes to pre-
dictions of great happiness.
The fortune teller then asked
her if she would like 10 place
a charm on her money. Mrs. Feher
produced $500 and two rings,
valued at SIS.
The Gypsy made a few passes
and oStensibly wrapped the money
and rings in newspaper.
"Put this under youh bed and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
YOUNG Early ENGAGED

ATLANTA, Ga, July 81 tUP)
The announcement of the en-
gagement of 1t. Steve Early Jr.,
81, son of the late President
RooseVelts press secretary, and
Miss Arta Marvin Folwell. 19, Of
Atlanta, was made here today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
10000 WAR HOUSING
UNITS

AS director OF housing priorities
for Michigan, Mr.. Foley was
largely responsible for the pro-
gram of approximately 10000
defense and war housing units,
privately built, in thirty critical
war housing areas.
We are sure that thousands Of
home owners, builders contrac-
tors, banks, and the building
trades join with us in wishing
Mr.. Foley every success in his
important new position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Roosevelts Buy Home g

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, July
81 UNS)-Col. and Mrs. James
Roosevelt have purchased a two
story English brick home in Bey-
erly Hills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Inside Story Of Mussorni Crime:
Assassin BaPeS
NlaffeOffi KILLING
By ANN STRINGER

ROME July 21 UP)The inside story Of the brutal murder
Gaomo Mateo in 1924 revealed today
the assassin Amego Dumin Thursday
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
GEORGE Barber Dies

HOLLYWOOD. July q (UP)--
George Barber, veteran character
actor of stage and screen. died
yesterday at his home. He was
81 years old.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

Zap y rimess
Where record number of B-29s blasted Honshu war
ceners and set fires raging along the whole enemy coast
is shown today's BATTLEGRAPH, exclusive De-
troit Times feature AS the fires swept the Jap cities Adm
Haseys maraudng feet reported prOwlng the coast
for a air-sea strike targets which have been
shaken by IL days and nights of attack during which
$500 tons of bombs and shells raned 600mile strip
of Japans Pacific coast The graph is marked off into 400
mile areas from Tokyo center of the Jap machine
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
.CitytsCounfy
Tax Rate Cut

Detroit's 19i5 county tax rate
will be decreased 5 cents a $1,000
valuation under a schedule
'dopted today by the equalization
nmittee Of the Wayne County
ArvisorS.
49, new Detroit rate calls for
a payment Of S495 a $1,000 5
cents under the old rate How
ever under the schedule prepared
by the county bureau Of taxation,
payments in most out county COM
munities are increased.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

don't look at 1t for three days."
she advised
Mrs. Feher, however, couldn't
wait after the woman left and
looked in the package. II con-
tanned only worthless paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Seer Predicts Wealth.
Leaves Patron Poorer

Many happy events were predicted by Gypsy
who read the palm Mrs Mary Faher Highland
Park but the future looked very black today
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY

Maurice J. Walsh, former as
Sistant u. s. district attorney
from Chicago. who is represent
ing Selik, forced two conflicting
statements from Abramowitz,
concerning his whereabouts when
he heard that Hooper had been
killed.
He first said he heard the news
at O'Larry'S Bar.
'T give you credit for that
admission" Walsh commented.
Abramowitz then changed his
story and said he heard the news
by radio in a girls apartment in
Flint.
He said he had asked Harry
Fleisher whether he (Fleisher)
and Selik had killed the senator,
'T told Fleisher that the de-
scriptiOns OF the klllers-a big
guy and a little guy--ftted the
two of them," Abramowitz con-
tinued.
Abramowitz admitted his shoes
fitted the prints left in the snow
near Hooper's car by the man
who pulled the trigger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Dynamic
Harvest
Delayed

The village of Tecumseh staged
its annual Biblical wheat harvest
ceremony today as 1t has done for
the last four years but the actual
cutting of a 230-acre crop will
have 10 be postponed until next
week-the wheat is too green
For five years, Perry Hayden.
Tecumseh miller, has planted and
harvested the dynamic kernel"
crop TO prove the truth of the
lnGA Aprophecy of increase and
Ipugh- the esTths FER
ithing.
al harvest, which has
BibiW8f Rtional attention, has
plenty an on schedule hereto
tilitv a~I his ear the weather
took a hand in the preparation
and the grain did not ripen in
time.
Today the ceremony, including
church services, was held as usual,
with state and county officials,
ministers and villagers participant
ing as national radio and news
paper reporters recorded the
scene.
Hayden said that the final crop,
which will be planted next year,
is estimated at about 1000 acres.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
UP FOR OK TUESDAY

The proposed schedule is slated
10 be presented 20 the board Of
supervisors for approval Tuesday.
Wayne County total assessed
valuation, including all real and
personal property is S3,76l l2l,-
159, an increase of Sl08, ,5662O6
over the previous year.
Most out county communities
had been paying SIS a $1,000 The
new schedule raises many Of them
to S511 81 900. Exceptions are;
EXCEPTIONS LISTED
BEDFORD Township, S555 from
s.; Dearborn Township, S5,47
from S5; Dearborn, Hamtramck
and Lincoln Park, S5.22 from IS;
Ecorsc. S5.14 from SIS; Highland
Park, S5.06 from S5; River Rouge,
$5.O4 from IS, and Wyandotte
$500 from IS.
For Detroit, the assessed Valu-
alton on real property is $2121,-
132. .290 and S7S5, ,2lS,600 on per
Sonal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

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