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cHANDLEp-2 colorcd gentlemen ~
shsrs room. twin he'd privileges. tn
CoLLINGWOOn. Plymouth coach
iine-coTy room. 81 double TO '-3S35
rOMFORTABI.E room rO0d Transports
non Cfatioi-Hsrper district. r.rls pre-
ssrred OIL 1917.
y SARATOGA. 2a4. near Nips Mile
and Woodward III sS74 y
FURNISHED room 70 rent vith Use ~
homs white only 2a46 Cortland
TO 7-do7o.
HARMON 742--Comfcrtsh.s roor 'or
single gifi, CONVENIENT Transports stnr
HEI.YN iTss- tnvely < room. share
kitchen lady sAso double - m
JEFFERSON. w sTb2 tco'afsd -
Room Tor refined couple only also two
men twin beds VI i-ooat
LARGE 'FRONT.' pOoH IN private
home excellent tran portsfinn Whlte
eniy 1889 Wisconsin, DA A77l
ROOM In private home PRIVILEGES, neal
Hsrper on Lsmsy. OIL eoot.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, INC.
u 500 aoss &yoRds sffssSx.
1850 \crtht, ~ 1850
LANSING On rs,iAncy = spts. sse,n
9psef garages god Income. prtce
serAo0. terms Knapp Ia 400
LANSfNC-Lsfsysi,s; s-family. ~.
a. 500 Gown Better ehech on thls
,gdsy. a HcLsTER. i<so5 Test .
Mile Pp f24o.
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SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

DEXTER section. shar, ry tye-room
rs- rr-r --vrrr Sa -c2 :
EUCLID Hamilton s,i,iee. EMPLOYED
Woman Ehsft s-rocm rat with lady
alone TE 2ls7s
-GG4-AREA-1- Ssnt-srz.Ii. -aas.=4-t2s
-rr-rf E;tr respectable Christian fanny
~ith siicnsn privilege Cal CT ssIt.
Asa o. hcComh
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RoUSgS Yol SALI

PoARIR. IlfW J6rsne xIveT ! Mod.
iss. f.s ,ySoo d down N e,.a c.n,i n''p''''' %
GRAND BLVD west. 1o4-4 terraces
rooms each brick. lot, e0Si3t. priced
10 sell quickly.
Pred G.. Nagel Co, ca lTAo
CRANpvILI.E. nesr sehoolcrsit-Brick
rooms. bedrooms, ". dining loom,
natural fireplace. yestlbuie. fall tile
bath, stossr heat: sarsee. aide drive.
fenced. $3.50. terms
TuRSER. WILSON A. SPARKS
l2s44 EaSt a Mile Prospect 1890
CRkrIOT- Harper sec .--T-room frame, 4
bedrooms. furnace. Only 80 600, $4,000
down. BROKER, lo2s2 Ch4lmer. ri
41ss
OHATIOT-VAN DYKE sEcTiON
MeAsEa- A-esdfoom Aad hath, s4lAEe
anly on ZOOS 500 q 400 @ sosn, % sac n pei o no
IRWIN, KICHT a HINES NC.
22s4s cra,iot At Mile PL 7i1s
cRATfor-s Mile Sec. 2-ismiiy. q snc
s: stoksr steam, FOOD Income Ownel
occupies, must sell. PR oois.
CRoEsBEcK HIGHWAY. 242b4 = Z
heat. ehicstn houss. psved o. IN \
Detroit 500, "a CASH AIRPORT
RALLY. pr 1900
CROSSE PTE. PARK-s bedrooms, good
cond. N. A. heat, rec. Ioom. ~, 500
81. 500 down, s45 month Boyer Rts
ELs<ts, 20eif HarWr. TU 2-s92o.
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HOME BARGAIN
pr hsoo-'A u%on
Hull, 20410 N.-State Fair

HUGO !, HkSSE. NtAlTOR
l2deS Y MILE FD.
on s3ss-cA o4so
Hull, 20410 N.-State Fair
OPEN SUNDAY
Brick. 8 large rooms With attic IN
come type fun Site dining room tis
bath. very clean H. A. heat. Therro-
STAT control. fenced yard, 1880.
W I. KENNEDY
900 Y STATE FAIR wv i-42so
HULL. 7O44S--Fsce brick attic 2
yrs old near school and markets.
- 750 down Open sunday ~
INDIANA and KENTUCKY NJ JOY Rd
Brick 2 bedrrs colonial and hungAio~s
noS under construction. tile features.
fireplace excellent transportation, near
D2"i e Mns IA Ra vp''9s'i' W 9'oSli 60 '''1'
ial basement. garage s. Ooo a. 500
down owner will install new roof
ACME RIAL ESTATE. s10l GRATio1
KELlY-Sever Mile Seriion-st Jrde
Parish, modern 2-bedf pom. lS-u lot
fenced shrubs trees side drive. storm
windows screens IS 900. good down
ilunAlly ioW tsNes
IRwlN viGHT a HINES INC
7i3o1 Grstiot pr noaa
KENDALL Ai2a near Livernuis and
Ossman lovely 6-Toom prick home
master bedroom tie hath 81 $50.
81 500 IN Move IN Mr. Arnston, no
a2e2 1880 Livernois
KENNEY. near Van Dyke--s rooms ,
bsdrms $4,000 Only $500 down.
A. CODERls. PL As7t
LANSING G-ChristiAney--io and bath. hot
water garages good income from light
housekeeping suite. s. 2S0 down.
KNAPP Ia 4iOo
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Elmer M. Clark
DEARBORN

IIhIkIJOINAN
OvER $50 HOMEs--CALL U.s.
See pictures % brick ana frame tungs-
lows, cOl0niss and incomes. Caring,
ib53s Michigan, CE el4+,
DEARBORN - Coiemsn.WaTren rms
ana bath "A. A heat OAK hoors posiss-
Sion 30 days. ss,To0, terms. KNAPP.
la 400
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HAMILTON RIAL ESTATE co
7bss i4TH ST rx i-9s7e
INFANTRY i7S7. near vsrnsr-Bries.
"a furnace: newly painted. ne~ caves.
S1 500 down. NEL-SOs'S rR i-eoeo.
JEyrErsoH-wsyaurn 2-rst and s.
3-csr xsr very clean. ss7 80 mcnto
income. Mr. p.sts. p; $500. -
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DEARBORN HIGHLANDS

BRICK BUNGALOW. o bedrooms
down and large floored attic. al Tile
features, WIN lArgt COMPLETED rec
TeAtlna room IN bA1smfnt,- sia4 IN
uEn ana wresns, handicapped ana
fenced. Total price 81 400, taTrlS.
McFAPLANE BRO,
S4s4 s. telegraph W. Dearborn
-f5r-zafrG DE $50
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GAS STATIONS wAHTEDl
List your station with us
CASH BUYERS wAITlNCl
imperial, CA 1888

CAS- stations for sale IN Dearborn, Alien
PARK and Melvindale. CARING, CE\6l44
GROCERY and meats, complete seer
and Vins license, wonderful business.
vel established State Fair between
John n Oakland TO p-477n
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HOUSES ron SALE

cRxNLlsroN. north sf sisIs ysElS
rooms. fIams. nles condition extra iol
Included; $500, about si.soo sevn.
Tw l,ssll, sARokNr a CO.. Gao
y state Fair.
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BARGAfNS-10Go DOWN
THOMAS JAMES co

THOMAS JAMES co.
fnkster road. n mile south ~ Miehissn
Ave Phone Tri l-73Ih. or XAYns nA20
cOLORED
BOSTON BLVD 1t rmz.. h.drrns /:
steam heat. 2-car tAr. tilt oAths,
shower hreplsess, large recreation
rm oak noors. fun bAssmt. sls 900,
ts oo0 down. CA 1900, Mr. Askew.
SELDOM e. JOHNSON
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
COMEDY DANCER

Miss Rollins. lanky dangerous
and fancy, is a smart l945 version
Of what Charlotte Greenwood
must have been = years ago,
while her partner. Masters, is a
comedy dancer of tremendous
ability.
Speaking Of dancers, youU like
Dan Daniels. especially when he
goes into his drum number which
deserves far better setting.
The line of girls is very attrac-
tive and some OF them can dance.
Novelty Of the evening Is the
Chinese tno OF Ming, Ling and
HoO-Shee whom you've probably
seen at the Michigan. or in other
stage presentations, before.
Sull, they have brought their
material up 20 date and we like
their imperSOnatlons particularly
because they don't Try 10 clown
Sinatra or Crosby and stick 10
some fairly amusing bits of busl-
moss
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
100 MILES NEARER

Already, Stain is about 100
miles nearer Berlin than IS Eisen-
hover
That Churchill, at least is well
aware Of this situation was obvi-
Gus from his tWo-hour speech in
Commons last Tuesday In which
ne urged the Germans to lay
down their arms and capitulate.
The Germans are certain 10 de-
duce that he wants them 10 sur
render before Stain gets 10 Ber-
lin ahead of the western allies.
ChurchiLS explanation tn "a
unconditional surrender did not
quite mean what it implied is
being interpreted by the German,
as a weakening note In that de.
mand and contradictory of the
prime minister's opinion that the
demand for unconditional surren.
der is not prolonging the war.
GERMANY DESPERATE
With 36 nations in the wal
against Germany, of which the
manpOwer of three-the United
States the British -EmpiFe-aHe
Soviet Russia-iS around six &c
one t0r Germany, and resources
even greater, cold calculation and
figures point 10 the final result.
O. Germany IS fighting with a des-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Film Time Clock

sspAMs-"E Enter Ar4ene Lupin." l2se.
50 81 p m Can Help singing j
q, BroADwAY CAPITOL Here come II, h
BRIDE Id by Mistake. II m, 2.22 a.
CINfMA-a Ravsgce Esrti, I747. 2-42
- 6.42. s47, 1912 p m Swing
vacation II %. 2.22 Az, 622 z a.
DOWNTOWN - Princess and the Pirate .
10 55 a. n. III. 3.36. col. s26. ii O2
Hank Finney. II 81 2.47. 5.12
FIsHER-a Bathing Beauty" l2.so a47
599s .lo,4i p m 'secret Command
MADISON BsthlnS Beauty" lI.17a m
nsns 2 95 ~, io25 .,s 59o,m secret Com
MCHIGAN--T The Doughs4f!s IL n.
Mfg-oe 4 - 40 20 lG,4o n Vaughn
PALMs-sIATL- Since You Went Away.
IL 40 a m BOP 8 "a q.46 D. m
:. TEiLENEWs-NewS short subjects. a. m
UNITED ARTISTS Thirty Seconds Over
Tokyo IL a. *, l43 = 81 IS 1919
p N New American 20. q II, T;02
So .. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

peratlon she has not known since
1872 against Napoleon and in the
Thirty Years War.
In the east, ''volkStrln' regI-
mfnts repoTtediy include a large
number OF men Of 90 and youths
OF ID and 16 years Of age
AS in England so now IN Ger
many thousands OF young women
man anti-aIrcraft batteries.
SearchlightS and signal systems.
There IS quite an Amazon army in
the field. Many an American air
man has been brought down by
these Amazons.
DECISIVE DAY NEAR
On the radio, ! have heard
these women soldiers describe
their experiences as thrilling ex-
element
Germanys decisive day is ap-
preaching. Now that Germany has
lost so much, she is determined To
go down fighting to the last
The German people. IL Is clear
from the radio and press. have
been convinced that the Allies
intend TO enSlave them for genera
tlons Secretary Morgcnthau' S
plan and President Roosevelt's in
tense hatred and alleged intention
10 leave OF Germany only a small
potato state is often repeated IN
German propaganda.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

name, continuity and staging to
put il really over.
Those who have never seen
York and King VIII probably howl
over the antics they performed
when YOU had the time Of your
life w1th father and mother.
IT Brendel and his wife. Flo
Bert sise do a fine tob with such
skItS as Casey al the Bat and
the well known Honeymoon bit.
but the ones who really stop the
show are people like Masters and
Rollins who stop every show
without using a red light.
They certainly are the most
hilarious part OF the whole eve
ntng and deserve a -Lnp- SPoDiR- 4
smart Broadway revue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Heifetz
Inspiring

IF IT is possible 20 repeat a
miracle. the lightning of Heifetz'
violin magic struck twice in the
same spot. with his duplicate per-
Torrance of the Beethoven Violin
Concerto Saturday night i'm Ma
sonic Auditorium.
II was just as glowing and in
Sprcd a rendition as was Thurs
day nights and again he and the
orchestra, under Karl Kruger
had another capacity audience
cheering.
Even some very great artists in
the concert world are erratic;
some let down. others iust don't
g1vo The same attention 10 "A re-
peat performance.
But not IIeifetz As though
every nuance had been recorded,
Wc heard again the same soaring
tone In the first movement, the
same sustained lyriciSm Of the
second and the fabulous technical
flight Of the rondu And, a
though organized for an identical
performance, Kruger and the
orchestra provided lleilctz with
the same lofty support
The FIRST half Of the concert
opened with the MendclSsohn
Overture and Schcrzo from the
Incidental music % "A Midsum-
NOR Nights Dream. which we
didn't particularly care for. al
though the ScherIo sounded well.
Then followed that delightful
symphony IN one movement. the
Mas kowsky No. q which Krue-
ger introduced here last year The
orchestra played it with vital
harp and Wrll-phrased finish
proving their familiarity with this
interesting modern work
The Stf7yin~ky Fire Bird
Suite was performed with great
Hair. the orchestral colorS stand
my out IN VIVID fashion. while the
horn and baNSOon solos were OK
cellenty executed {. G.
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DOES ROPE TRICK

VIII Ahearn tries hard 10 be a
competent master OF ceremonies
but Is much better off when he 5
detHf his VIII Rogers -patter with
the help of ms rope tricks and his
sisters toe dancing.
The production numbers are all
right up until the finale when we
suddenly discover a group of girls
IN South American costumes. pat
termed after the weird outfit that
The girl singer. who is a little
frightening. do a Brazilian Samba
IN front of a curtain which is
supposed to represent the Kremlin.
That did IT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Won Wieeand Sees:
Western Allies.
Russia i'm Race
BY KARL II. Won WIEGAND
Dean ~ Ameriean FOREIGN Correspondsnts

MADRID Jan. 22-The for Berlin is again
between Premier Stains Red armies and Gen. Esenhowers
Ango-American warrior hosts.
Notwithstanding the triple alliance race is between
Stains otalaran Soviet communism and its aims and
the RooseveChurchl western indivdualstic captaisc
1t is for the biggest indeed the first prize in the lottery
OF modern five years war-Germany keystone central
Europe and the political and economic orientaon of
between 75.OOOOOO and 80 100000 Germans
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Duffy's s'Merry-Go-Rounders
Garner Laughs at Lafayette
BY CHARLES GENTRY

SINCE ONE good turn deserves
another there's no doubt that
vaudeville viii not bc replaced by
a B-29, no matter how advanced
show business can get
Those who like a series Of good
acS vIiI find themselves hanging
on 90 a brass ring with Henry
Duffy, latest "Merry-Go-Round-
cI5. gathering "a momentum Of
laughs at the Lafayette.
Beside, the humor in this coll
lection Of old time vignetteS, YOU
wiii also find q certain amount Of
nostalgia Tor tho good old days
when YOU took o horse car 20 see
those Monday matlnecS a. the
Temple.
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FOLLOWS UP VICTORIES

There also looms increasingly a
Crisis between the Allies over
peace and postwar Europe. That
crisis will not be leSSened by Stain
reaching Berlin first
The swiftness with which Stain
follows up politically and diplo-
matIcaiiy, the Red Army victories
is seen again in the quiCkneSs with
which the Soviet-sponsored and
recognized Communist provisional
government Of Poland at Lublin
moved TO Warsaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
OCCUPATION UNDECIDED

Third So far as is known, no
agreement exists betW cen
Roosevelt, Churchill and Stain
on the occupation of Germany.
Fourth: No agreement exists
between them on peace terms
20 Germany.
Whoever reaches Berlin first
viii have first place and a domi-
nant voice in debating the condi-
tons Of occupation and terms OF
peace
In the race, Stains Red armies
in number, force and impact in
their general offensive areas are
at present, well ahead of Eisen-
hower's armies in the west. There
is no line Of Notifications in the
east. comparable 10 the Siegfriec
Line in the west
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
6,qI2 Planes Sold

WASHINGTON. Jan % nNS)
The surplus war property board
announced today that OF 27253
airplaneS which have been de-
clared surplus. 6.9l2 were sold
and paid for as Of Jan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
NTEDS STAR NAME

There arc. without doubt some
very talented and clever people
on this particular merry-go-round,
although L sadly needs a big star
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
DIVIDED IN PEACE

There are four outstanding
causes or reasons that may make
this race for Berlin, between tho
Red armies Of the east and the
White armies of the west. fateful
IN the destiny Of the people oil
Europe They are;
FIRST: America. Britain and
Soviet Russia, fighting IN COM
mon TO destroy Hitler and Nazi
Germany, are divided in peace
and on postwar Europe.
Second. The irreconcilable
fundamental differences be-
tween Anglo-Amcrican political.
economic and social ideals, and
the totalitarian Communist
ideals Of Soviet Russia. which
President Roosevelt himself
characterized as "a Dictator
ship as absolute as any dicta-
torShip in the world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

Iefmany, even IN utter de-
feat, is the pivot on which the
political, economic and social
destiny Of the continent of
Europe viii turn. Stain, with
his farsighted vision, realized
that fact from the day Of Hit
ler's Stalingrad disaster Lon
don and Washington seem slow
to perceive that. Now It is late
perhaps too late.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

A year and FIVE months later
came the Minnesota 400.
Operating between Mankato
and WyeVllle, IL connected
with the Twin Cities 400,
providing high speed serv.
ice 90 Rochester, Winooa.
Mankato. and other Mime.
sofa points.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17

Sinn uno 0as treffenoe l1rtei1 oes
Mannes aus -oem 8olte betpunoern in
Sa9en, iiber 6te bic 8elebrten itrei.
ten. Wir i9eint, 6aB tontntt oaber,
oab oieIe it9 ibre 8iheni6aft aus
gelebrten 8ii6ern bergen, Der einfa9e
Wann aber nur ieinen geiunben 8er-
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len1oies 8erf3eug Der @elomd6te.
@r gibt ft9 als Elm Seino iebes 5tre.
bens na6 8eltberridaft. 9abei ber.
btlft er Dem @apita1ismus gu elmer
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aber bic Sinan5melt ;6enno9 trieb er
oas frteolieben6e goH in Dos blutfge
Weni9eni@la6ten unter Dem 9or.
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uno auf ieinen ID 8unften beitanoen.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-17
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