davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Merger Of Armed Forces Must Be Studied

CHICAGO, Nov. l9-(P)-Fleet Admiral Ernest Jay King declared Sunday the best approach" to the proposed merger of armed forces would be "a complete, thorough and unbiased study by specially appointed board of civil ian and military leaders"
 Our future national security is so vital that we must not gamble wit hit, yet without thorough and comprehensive study, that is what haSty action, or even a compro- mise amOno conflicting points of view would amount to- King said m an address prepared for the twenty annual American Legion convention.
 Adm. King said "Occasional evidences" of absence of coopera- ton between armed serVices) "have been given far wider prom thence than many cases of coop eratiOn."
 We all know" the naval chief declared, that we now live in an age of technical advancement which brings beahtaking surprises in the way of new weapons and new tactics. The Navy accepts the challenge of this new age"
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
NaZi Chief Has
 Brain Hemorrhas

NUREMBERG, Nov. 19-F Ernst Kaltenbrunner, former ch of Nazi Security Police, suffel brain hemorrhage in his ( last night, but a spokesman of U. s. Prosecutors office said would have to answer char sometime before the internatio war crimes tribunal. The trial top-flight Nazis is scheduled start tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
WIEN AIRLINES

Pilot Rice made four trips to Kotzcbue over the weekend with freight for the Rotman and Ma9idc Stores, which were unable to get all their supplies this fall by boat Another trip was made to Shish- maref with a capacity load of freight for the Native Store there. Round trip passengers to Shish- maref were George AhguDUk. John Fults, and Floyd Pauwok. Mrs. E. H. Dahle was a passenger to Nome from Shishmaref.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Court News

Leonard Schenk was fined in the City Court for being drunk and accepting liquor as a minor. He was fined S40.00 by the City Magistrate.
 Charles Green, a minor, was fined S50.00 for buying and sell ing liquor to another minor. He is charged with buying liquor for 5000 and selling 1t to Leonard Schenk for $lO.OO. These two boys are also held on a charge of as-
 auit on the person of Terrence Origgs. Two other boys are also implicated in the assault charge They are Anthony Olson and Charles Paul. The last named boy left for his home near Cape Nome and has not as yet been brought to town. All four boys are under 3ighteen years of age.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
JONAS JOHNSON. OLDTIMER. PASSED AWAY SUNDAY

Jonas Johnson, well known old sourdough, and familiar figure on the streets of Nome, who has been in the hospital for several months, passed away yesterday. Jonas was born in Sweden seventy years ago, and is survived by a sister who resides in Seattle.
 Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Admiral Kinkaid To Command West Sea Frontier

SHANGHAI, Nov. 19-- (F) - Admiral Kinkaid left San Francis co to asume command of the Western Sea Frontier after two years in command of the U. S. Seventh Fleet. He has been re- lieved by Vice-Admiral Barbey, former commander of the Seventh Amphibious force.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
REV. CAPENER HOLIDAY
 MINISTER AT FEDERATED

The Federatde Church has se- cured the services of Rev. Alvin Capener for the holiday season. Rev. Capener is well known to he people of Nome, having been a guest minister many times at the Federated Church.
 Rev. Capener has announced that there will be special Thanksgiving Day church service at the church on Thanksgiving Day, next Thursday, at eleven o'clock in the morning, to which everyone is invited to attend for worship services.
 Plans are also under way for the Christmas programs, which will be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Anchorage on Sunday were R. E. Collard, F. H.. Chase, J. B. Koutouch and Art Compton. Hans Samuelson was a passenger from Unalakleet. De- parting for Anchorage was MT. H. A. Baker of the C.A.A.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Departing for the States last Friday evening were It. and Mrs. Isberg, Nels Swanberg, Jr., Rus sell Blake, Pemberton Killeen, and Sgt. A. Gunderson.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

Mrs. E. H. Dahle, Shishmaref; C. L. Dempsey, Seattle; R. E. Col lard, Anchorage; A. C. Compton, Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19

The value of property destroyed by fire in 1943 was S381, ,000,0 0,000- or 21 per cent more than in 1942.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19

Glass eyes were used by the Romans and Egyptians.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
Milk Production
Shows Increase

DETROIT, Jan. IS - Production
figures for the dairy industry In
Michigan have just been released
by the Michigan Milk Producers
Association and show an increase Of
ten per cent for the year just closed
over 1913, by the 10000 producers
who supply the Detroit area. Total
production in the Detroit milk-shed
reached a figure of 831.5 million
pounds compared with 759 million
pounds the year before, which is
considered by dairy men as a real
war time accomplishment in view
of the manpower shortage, the mid
summer drought and the lack of vital
new equipment.
Ivan K Maystead Of Osseo, presi-
dent of the association, points out
that real strides in the direction
of dwelling off production through
out the twelve months Of the year
have been made since the organiza-
tons educational program was put
in operation shortly after Pearl Har-
Dor. December, 1914, production was
down less than 10 per cent below
the peak month of June whereas in
many years gone by it was so per
cent less. In 1913, the differential
between June and December was q
per cent, showing that the methods
employed by the producers are show
ing continued gains from year to
year in their effort to supply a
steady flow of milk the year round.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
Blossom Time Returns to Cass
for Two-Week Engagement

An old favorite In q new mantle
returns to the Cass Theatre tonight
for an engagement of two weeks
duration. 1t is the 1915 revival of
Blossom Time" featuring Ruth
Gillette, Earl Covert, william Marel,
Peggy O'Neil, leila Russell Harry
K. Morton, Edmund Dorsay and Vic
tor Morley.
Well loved by the generation that
greeted its debut on Broadway in
1921, the revival Of this operetta is
being rediscovered by today's gen.
Grafton Of theatre-goers, and, SEEM
ingly loved as much by them as it
was by their dads and mothers in
days agone.
The musical score Of Blossom
Time" which Sigmund Romberg
based on Franz Schubert's own i'm
mortal music, Is timeless and uni
versal In it's appeal and beauty, and
its tender love story based on auth
entic fact seems equally ageless.
Blossom Time" following its in
itial presentation in Detroit many
seasons ago, has visited us fire.
quently throughout its long and hon.
orable career. In fact in recent
years no theatrical season would
have seemed complete without a
return visit Of this operetta or the
other Shubert production of "The
Student Prince" AS a matter OF
fact the continued success year after
year of Blossom Time" must have
encouraged producers to revive other
operetta works such as 1.-THE Merry
Widow" and "RoSalinda" both OF
which is now on tour of the country
The 1915 revival Of Blossom
Time" has been brought brilliantly
up-to-date and mounted and paced
in the spirit of today under the per-
Sonal direction of j. j. Schubert
1t is brand new production from
the scenic and consuming angles
and the cast is said to be one OF
the very best ever to have sung the
operetta.
Curtain time Is $3.50 p. m. Mat
inees during the first week will be
on Wednesday and Saturday, and fol
the final week there will be a mat
inee on Sunday afternoon January
18th and the following Saturday.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

Following the election, entertain
ment was offered by the Murray
Hall Barbershop Quartet, recording
artists of station WJR. Carlton
Scott, international officer of the
Society for the Encouragement of
Barbershop Quartet Singing in
America, Incorporated, spoke on the
history and activities Of this unique
organization.
Approximately so members, their
wives and friends attended the meet
ing.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
charlton Elected
Tech Club Head

Matthew Charlton Of Trenton was
elected president of the Tech club
as the annual business meeting held
January Is at the Mckinley school.
Others named to office were Earl
Goss' vice president and program
chairman; Gene Ermence, secretary;
Don Pallet. treasurer; and j. r. Rob-
inson, was appointed membership
chairman.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

to be directed for use in assisting
injured servicemen now in the states
hospitals, and in combating youth
delinquency.
The group donated the proceeds
of their first annual dance to the
Military Order of the Purple Heart
and were responsible for the avail
ability of Dr. Morris G. Caldwell,
national authority on Youth Delin-
quency who spoke here last fall.
The dance is informal and will
be from $50 p. m. to a. m. Ad-
mission is S1O0 per person including
tax. Completed plans include dis
tinctive decoration scheme in the
Lodges colors.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
FOP Holds Second
annual Dance

Del Delbridge and his orchestra
will play for the second annual
dance given by Wyandotte Lodge,
FOP at the Masonic Auditorium,
February 2.
There will be two square dances
in the course of the evening with
a door prize drawing for SIS War
Bond during intermission. Proceeds
will go into the Lodge benefit fund
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

Making Behece.'
Kate has been broadcasting IA
years. She'll be "a May / and is
single. Used to be dancer in musi-
cal comedy when discovered by Ted
Collins. They've never had writ
ten contract. Deals are signed"
with handclasp. Born Kathryn
Elizabeth Smith, she was raised
from birth in Washington, D. c..
(although a press agent adopted"
Greenville, Va, to conform With
her early billing. "Songbird of the
South.O
'UNBELIEVTBLE" SUCCESS
An ex-New England business
man, Charlie Cantor, has found
success as radios No. l dumbell.
He plays Clifton Brains) Finne-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
Keys Of Kingdom"
Held Over Second Week

The film adoption Of A. j. Cros
Minis 1.-THE Keys OF The Kingdom
is being held over for second
week at the Fox Theater starting
Friday.
Starring Gregory Peck as Fl.
Francis Chrisholm, ~The Keys OF
The Kingdom, is q warm, human
story about one mans search for
happiness and the many rods no
travelled to find 1t.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
CONDUCT BIBLE LECTURES

N. R. Dover discussed the ques-
ton, as This War Armageddon"
wednesday night in one of a series
of Bible Lectures being conducted in
Wyandotte.
On Friday night his topic will be
THE Greatest Question Ever Asked
in the History Of Time!" and Sun
day he will speak on THE Second
Coming Of Christ"
These lectures will be held In the
auditorium Of Roosevelt high school.
The meetings will begin with song
service at 1880 p. m. under the di-
rection Of Earl H. Robins.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
BY GEORGE LILLEY

NEW YORK, N. Y.-There Is a
saying in the music trade: IF Kate
Smith sings it, 1t is a hit" That's
apparently no myth. The two cur
rent top songs-"There Goes That
Song Again" and Don't Fence Me
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

gan, the duh
duh-duh dim
wit habitat Of
radios "Duffy's
Tavern" (Fri-
day. $3.50, EWT
N B c., enacted
a similar role
socrates Null
ligan) with Fred
Allen. Rotund,
180-pound, So
Cantor-no rela-
ton to Eddie
hut br0thar IF u
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25


her early years in convent. Later
she studied serious piano and violin
at New York's exclusive Julland,
School and had a fling as the in
genue in the Broadway play,
Naked Genius. But singing seems
to be the sultry Ashworth's forte.
When she let out with Embrace
able You" at a recent camp appear
ance, a frontline CT tainted.
VERY LITTLE THINGS
That baby" on the Eddie Cam
tor broadlast-"Edd Cantor Won
zell Jr.," is played by Billy Gray,
lad of about 80. Hes believed to
be the only male baby imperSonator
on the air at the moment. Fast talk
spelialists-like Arlene Harris, Of
the Al Pearce show, and Garry
Moore, run off 270 to 800 words a
minute. That's faster than they can
read, so they must memorize such
parts. Slowed down 'play-backs"
show they get in most of the syl-
tables One Of the busiest net
work producers, Hi Brown, who gets
out such thrillerS as Inner Sane
tum" TUESDAY nights, CBS), has
no office. Producing up to IL pro-
grams a week from the studios, he
has no time for one Comedy
boarder -. Edward Davis" on the
Johnny Morgan show (Monday
nights, CBS is Roland Winters. On
another evening he is a staid mar
rator Of serious music program
:. Now she'd like to forget it, but
as a press stunt Grace Moore once
sang "Ciribiribin" while standing on
her head.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

Monday through
Friday Supper
Club" program.
AS a locker, Miss
AShworth, Bos-
ton Soci a lite,
daughter of an
Austrian baron
eSs, rivals ex-
model Georgia
Carroll. And like
another popular
songbird, Diana
Courtney Mary
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

Me In" were
introduced by
Kate on h Ell
Sunday &C B S
z p. m. EWT)
radio program
Kate also first
sang two other
ditties now am
ong the nations
first ten Sat
urday Night L
he LonelieSt
N g ht In the
Week" and I'm,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

Let your speech be always with
grace. seasoned with salt, that ye
may know how ye ought to answer
every man. -Colossians 4:6.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
LITTLE THINGS about the stars

Cantor-is a graduate Of New York
University, for eight years was a
shoe manufacturer until business
failed. A knack for dialect put him
in radio. Opera-loving Cantor calls
his click air creation weak and
quite unbelievable"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

- Buy War Bonds -
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25
MODEL SINGER

MODEL SINGER
Latest model to crash radio as
songstreSs is blonde, 21-year-old
Mary Ashworth, singing partner of
Perry Como on the NBC q p. m,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-01-25

ther Of vaudevillian Rusty
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
OPEN TO
lnS47 Mckinney nr. MOrang

.PFNN AVE W OF TNlEGPAPH
"A REAL BUY IN lsrrc homo
dining room Kitchen and hath base
rneut recreation room ho' wafer
radiator heat Carpeted venetian
blinds, vesiibule entrance ciucer
block construction. Total price
ss $50 cash 20 new bank mor'gagg
saas Teicvrsnh pF 2Eq0-l BSO
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Hunting. Fishing Property
REAL ESTATE WANTED

EMMETT COUNTY 80 acres dec
Nay small orchard. st75, AOrtnl
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
HOWELL

100 acres improved road rms
strictly modern home large earn sil0
plultrY house 2-Car fAfa'e . Oo0
Horne alone worth most = us
100 acres mostly muck srm mouse
afn Nrh-, and IIfi Prlrc noo
$40 acres improved road good soit
also river and woods lalp' HHd,
bedrooms fisnary siiu md l'rer sg all
blUdiurs Pucr tTs 0rr trIt
acre good scil. olf home good roof
81 200 any small payment terms
40 acres improved road r.IS
modern home and taFen ~ haT1 eN-
CefIfnt SOIL $40 600 tefI.
40 acres improved muck tiled drains
\ tenant houses income last yeSr so -
O0o Pfcr t4OO per acte Asa ior
details
7. VI CPANDAII,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
N INC sNTINF
LAKE SHORE REALTY

25sI4 E Jefferson Rosevlie cTso
:. MILE at southneld-South side lst
block vest 40 It 3rd block i9s II
v corner 81 n 2 cor Gisston-
hurry Atm block so y THIS is the
coming HOT SPOT Peterson Bros 60
cad 1905
COLORED-Inkster Cor lot E-z terms
owner RA 65sA. Ewes TO d-2is7
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
ROSEVILLE SECTION

We have houses incomes small ms
scrfAre etc see a. trs'
IRWIN. RIGHT 4 iliNtS INC
-os2o Ciatlnt R0seyiue i1ti .oTT
RUSSELL 1917 near seven Mile
rooms 2-cRr garage iHtt s''fr Fnd
basement Vacant. FyCcisn' condition
Omen SUNDAY afternoon owner
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
McFARLANE BROS.

pLYMOUTH-HARTWELI--Cspe COD
bedrooms one bedroom and lAVAioly
downstairs two bedrooms and bath up
rar.ss Cau l'N 1-Tioi owner
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

TRADE-Yale 40 acres neat buildings.
good soil Want house north Detroit,
location Hilltop Agency, William Muir
rAN Yale Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
PUTT. l6535

10 CPp RIVER AND CRFyNFiEiD
Resutlfui S-ruuu hriCk Can hnish sn-
other room upstairs seen hN Apbll4t-
ROCHDALE-Warfcu--F -Frsmc a. fonrF
y A heat Tie hath 81 500 down
knspp Ia 200
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

Display model FOR sale Cut in 81 So
sSqS On E-Z terms Sec A. 3sl Grand
River ~ Cardinal TE i-3T0o
PROMENADE near Dickerson-6 Is rooms
steam heat garage large lof terms
CARNEY. 1882 Chslmcrs ~ ages
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

VETERANS

Trsys,sHn 80 30 DAYS. living rcon
t.t continuation dinstte and
F.'."rr bath fIu basement - $50
81 600 d'su = Gossmsn, BIoscf.
inquire ta967 Faust
,t1 LNaNS ARE YOU HANDY Va
cant ann house g. 500 $3.50 doVn.
-.nL-l- ----.- Ac------L .--lum
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
This Week S Speclals ,

This Week 5 Specials
Ts1N HOWARD - 7-fAmny roors
earh stove heat only $50 down
Mi ROeF CUSrTR room, stove
heat un'' 1850 c1sn
CARDoNI WFsTMlNSTF family
frame stove ncsf Income SOS month
$3.50. 81 500 down.
ARDEN PARK pisuici-i2-roorn hu-s
mansion On corner lot excellent tun-
Giii"o hssutifuliy decorAtCd natural
frep.age kunr0om lihfarl recreation
room 9th har tlis roof brick 2-rsr
.ArAse snf slts -LeAILl..--2-
rsITFTsptd tefms
" GRAND BLVD Mniord Diuic,-a-
,2gino urics IN Al ronaition
MILFORD 40 Writswoad . 10 room
or,A snd business. ltcoms $50
month
> >LoBiN a7os WOODWARD
Tk LOSES TY s-7lih
COT OREp--Nsrsuf Lincoln nod
rooms Z 500 dUur
gies MCfesn rpd 5 rms terms
hZls Williams mud s rms .ncst
condition 81 500 dopn TO e-7'4l
COtoFYD Vacant lcsdy 20 move lr
ro1ms h0t ar neat ssrsgc. 81 900
down TR 2-s0lS Owner
cofoPEp Vscau,. 2s7 Morcll
jefferson. Junction 6-im nung afiir
stove ht ncSly painted is io' q $50,
$3.50 down owner
COZ tORFD-iSTEa wabash vsc mod
ms 81 $50 down TO S-75al
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

NATHAN Z MILE EAST SIC
one liICk o. Milo bus and stores
rUs nuociu.~ ra'h ana kitchen
i0ONi iOO-ft Iut chicken house. fine
lsteeu spot S4 400 - 800 down
S1t M. taxes $50 year
TURNER WILSON \ SPARKS
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Ir-4g 4 Mile pVospcCt iNab
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
HOUSES ron SALE

CDLQREN - rhsodnre-Ei0psi section
fso 2 ruOiN houses Immediate possession
81 $50 doNn NORMAN SKY RCs
Estate TO $4,000. TY l-a42o
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
COrOpyD-AII pAecAINsl

RUMBULL-GRAND- rooms $500
down immediate possession
FFNEELL-i 2TH--S rooms Al condi-
flon. hot air heat 81 500 down
hNFORD--2-fsmily. fve-fve 81 500
- 600 down
NORTH END-Nice A-hedronm home
available this week Good buy
GILBERT RFALTY-TY 6-3slo
COlORED American avenue. rooms
good condition side drive. 50 200
drRp tfN 7s7EfS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
HOUSES ron SALE
ST. CLAIR SHORES

ST CLAIR SHORES ---
. n,if f..asru .sI. s- b
-lf.In L1Is-f 50 81
..t. sos rrrrhN
- f--- e ftl'r fff-fN f'l
-'7s--''' 'fsH = m Nff ~
fArNNH\ oI0s -Eccrrfi'iontd p rms
.l..A |Ns hH'h un painted
.silHni tai.tn iHn, storm an
t f.nrrr BINDS giftt f@ tIr
30 dnv0 ~ Irfni fetliref
riff H0ssftn nfo
ortyH ls97e ir AHen Fars
N.e ,anfAq o. a Nr- hrics bum
ss ncff t.r features fafses
.a.lnss rrrs'fsU riuts ar1s.sr'd
.-f.f Immaculate H'int
.sni qF Fi'r
H.f estate sH.r home M Nilh-
H-- rsIk ncrmr $50 E r1o pNiNer-
---77 TOT T77T7- Dearborn no rms 4.
..i.r a.i0r soft lot " A.
.tf rsrtsCo4 Doors rr0uD IA o5sl.
IHtl.Tt thI .ac single mousse also other
rrIr, r~.s CALL Fi'1oy ~
taraNI Hs.ecr srd q . Nilc section
..Nst aIutt fn'm'. ufilif '1i
.usf.f rst - 500, terms O~nef.
.kN DYKE r MILE SIC
~ AND ~ Aatcf. saN fiet'Ilc
-41san-i-'i1n - $50 81 500
.N H.fN'F Plenty ~ "frcrf
Iatl' hlcuI : iuNfs IHC
-t4 .aN nNkt 81 l'o
VAUGHAN sR CvPTIS
t.' t.l-rt ruif l9hl :
d.to fss near ssfsgr
10 seL CaH Nr reusN CN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

galow J bedrooms. complete bath and
shoseI. gas automatic hot water, sac
rifice at $3.50 $500 down. GROSS
MAN 32O23 Michigan ave. Wayne
OaO3 OF WAyns OQ2O
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
MILE GRArIOT

Fast Detroit 3 rooms preWar built. es-
ccllcni condition side drive low taxes
S3l monthly. including taxes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE


a BARGAIN 5000 moves you into this
arm house with over acre u land
needs work inside mr. Nev Boston 'ull
price 81 500 Acu With arm house
81 500 5000 dn. Newman Ecorse Rd
A. Monroe Blvd AT $3.50
a BEAUTIFUL site for TOURIST
CAMP city water gas large trees
700 feet o. telegraph Rd frontage IN
Flat RUrT SIi 900. terms
& " CROSSMAS no ss4A
4 CHANCE or q LIFETIME 5-ruom
franC--l l-..g4t- -sna stcr purrr. fuII bese-
mCut Aud furnace. out buildings With
p ACRES Paved highway only 81 500
tTOO down. immediate Possession
GROSSaiAN Van Born and Wayne
roads Wayne op20
A GUY gobnAs concrete house with
more than &C - land only, 81 900
$500 dn neods work inside Newman
cog Schacfer Rldf MicNiFan AZ Schae-
fcr ri or stark nd RlSmnuth Rd
Oregon 500
a LARGE 4room home with garage
attached acres rood garden soil
CriS Road near Middle Belt IS 400
terms
{ W CRossMAN 10 s444
A 2-SToRY home on ~. acres nr.
west Pd and Allen RI $4,000 essh.
E W CPOSsNAS no s444
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
WARASH. NR. FERRY
HOMER WARREN g. co.

op bot Fif very deep ln' Cash or
contract. Mr RlSer ca o32l. ol TF
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
ORKSHIRE. Mr.. Warren



RIAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. INC
American Avenue , fats
rooms zach ! furnaces side drive
- 600 dusn w i-773s
COLORED - Boulevard 2nat 50 600
eusu. SCnVsrtL, go Book bidg CaGil-
iac i9aol
COiOEED-GRAND isa5-7-Nice SIS
painted walls gsS heat automatic hot
water in upper frsms but good value
6EERY 4 KESsLER-TY 4.4so9
CuLoRED Cameron ll57s-2 hldss
fo- price - one 5-rm nsis and
r0t an heat sith only - 600 down
FlRD TR l-Oh40
con OPED -Csmrrou 81 Blvd : rms
ssrt sos rcntaL 81 500 dn Alvin
lAuu @ 1879
COLORED-Canion i12,-7, SIS ioser
tar ~ W 50 600 an
AIEXANDRlNE EAST lOa-il a.a }
tsi.F H - 1000, 600 On 1r ,s,o,
COLoRFD-cMdonio oven. 2-iamly 6-5.
hath each paff basement only - 500
$500 dogr $3.50 Richmond near Clay
l-erilv e rooms bah each painted
trloratrd tlg back yard only 50 90,
$3.50 d0Vr Many more EDELNAh
o1Gs Oakland
con ORED- Cnope Place mr. Grd River,
. family brirs veneer > rms each hot
-ir heat 2-Car gsrage hardwood noo's
wuyr iu. q 600 IN RcpStNtLI-
~CDEFlI "a im klAhrnetts income
Slto ner mo. Poole Real Estate If
l-64tq
COLORED-Clcmcnts 2-fats SIS va
can't 2-Car garage Broker TO $685.,
COLORED - Colfas SeC MOD GO. 2
garages. g. 800 down
Pasadena Sec. mod SIS. garages. Va
cant 81 500 dn TO o-3AAl
COLORED-252s Elmvood. 5 each
furnaces painted walls immediate pos
session s. 500. $3.50 an NELSON'S
TT25 2nd TR l-67O0
COLoRED-Fred 645. solid brick
terrace $3.50 terms
2sTH STREET. 5725--S rms . newly
PAINTED 81 200 terms
CANNON BROS
1850 SHERMAN ~ ol4O
( COLORED-IIaeue and Cameron 2tsm-
I ny fat. rooms each hOf ar neat.
81 600 down. TR 2-s0l5. owner.
COZ -Holbrook -Cardoni store and
a-aat, income SlA5 month. only SO 800,
only 81 600 down Doimar-Oven. f-nat
rooms bath each So 600 81 400
doan Many more. EDkLMAN. e52h
Oakland
gof npED - ItoihroOk nr Brush mod