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Evening star., 1945-02-11
VFW Department
IndOrses Plans
For Memorial Here

Ihe Council OF Administration of
the District of Columbia Depart
ment, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
on Monday night indorsed a plan
proposed by Columbia Post to spon-
sor the erection here of a memo
rial to the 125 American massacred
IN Belgium. It is planned to solicit
pennies from members throughout
the country.
Charles Kohen announced ar
rangements are being made to en-
tertain veterans in Walter Reed
and Forest Glen Hospitals, with
the assistance of the Red Cross, this
month and in March.
Arrangements are being made for
a boxing show at Turner's Arena
under the auspices of the Depart
ment Entertainment Committee. on
March 8. Representatives of the
AAU Boxing Associations will box
Gold Chevron contestants, spon-
sored by the department. Tickets
are available at headquarters, 1919
K street NV,
Columbia Post on Wednesday
night will hold a clinic under which
benefits Of the CT Bill of Rights will
be discussed for World War II vet
Grams.
The annual ball of McKimmie
Catterton Post will be held at 9
pm. Thursday at the Washington
Hotel.
In All-American Post the follow
ing were obligated: Champ S. Car
ter. William S. Dietz, jackson H
Glover, Robert K. Gordon, William
E. Jones, William D. Laswell, ir.
Horace j. Norwood, Henry M. Par
ker, jr., Harry e. Smith, Perry A
Spilde, Gerald C. Steel, Campbell
B. Tate, Kirtley Taylor and Henry
s. Roth.
Comdr. Claude T. Reynolds gave
the obligation in Equality-Walter
Reed Post to Earl G. Carpenter
Stanley T. Flory, Dickie jackson
William H. Messer, James Roberts,
Lewis Tuttle and Thomas c. War
rem.
Pvt. Jack M. Holiday, son of
Past Department Comdr. Jack Holli-
day; Maxfield Dunlap, Roy Ewing
Charles R. Mckee, Sergt. Carl P
Murray and John Henry Orr were
elected to membership.
A social will be held Thursday
at. 1919 K street NV.
Due to the illness of Garrett Mat
tingly of Front Line Post drill
team, the ritual work, scheduled
for tomorrow night, has been post
poned until the last meeting in the
month.
Meetings this week are: Monday
Front Line Post, 1919 K street NV
Tuesday, Admiral Robert E. Peary
Ship, Hamilton Hotel, pm. We'd
nesday, Columbia and Washington
Posts, 1919 K street NV: Follow
Me-Defense Post, 1880 Good Hope
road Sc. Thursday, Equality Wal
ter Reed Post, 1919 K street NV.
Friday, All-Anerican Post, 1919 X
ctroot NJ w
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Stamp Brings $3.50

An 1854 Queen Isabel blue stamp
was auctioned for $3.50 in Madrid,
Spain.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

CHUr nr'ERIMS.
22d 3 p SITS. NV.
"a Mighty Fortress Is Our God" Whitford
T0ccata Basse tPedal Solo) ----- BedelI
"Brtst0l' Camerou
Evening star., 1945-02-11

Columbia Post on Wednesday
night will hold a clinic under which
benefits OF the CT Bill of Rights will
be discussed for World War II vet
Grams.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

The Federation of Music Clubs
announces the third annual young
composers contests for composers
from Is to Is. A 500 award is Of
fered for the best composition for
chamber orchestra, Instrumental
for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, two
horns, trumpet and strings; $50 and
$25 will be awarded as prizes for a
work for piano and string or wind
instruments and for a piano solo or
suite. April l is the deadline for
submission of manuscripts to Marion
Bauer, lis West Seventy-third
street. New York City.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Grace Moore Appears At Masonic Temple
International Soprano Relates
Childhood Experiences

When Grace Moore, International
ly famous lyric soprano, was school
girl in Washington, she met Mary
Garden for the first time.
"It was the important event of
my life," she said. IT remember how
I stood in line with the other girls
after the concert to shake her hand
and my knees were trembling like
leaves. I was so excited I did the
impulsive, crazy thing of falling to
my knees, when it was my turn be-
fore the great diva, and kissing her
hand. But she was q wonderful per-
son. She recognized my schoolgirl
gesture for what it was-and her
eyes Signalled her amused and
charming appreciation. AS I left,
she said, 1--WE will meet again one
day."
AS Miss Moore talks about Mary
Garden her soft voice takes on
added tenderness. Here is not only
the alteration of the artist-it is
also the affection Of one woman to
another. 1t was Mary Garden who
first coached the young American
singer in the roles of Louise" and
"Manon." And it was from Garden
that Grace Moore learned how i'm
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

down to the right of the hat. She
carried deep red roses with match
ing Streamers.
The other attendant was Rose
Patti, sister Of the groom, who wore
a gown identical to that of the
maid-of-honor, except that hers was
IN orchid. She also carried roses.
The best man was Andrew Var
ga of Cement, Michigan and Ralph
SobocienSki, cousin of the bride, was
the other attendant.
Both mothers we're in black crepe
dresses and wore corssges of gar
deniaS and roses.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the home Of the bride for about
so guests and reception was held
there also for about 100 guests.
The couple will leave March II
for Carlsbad, New Mexico, where the
groom is stationed with the Army
Air Forces.
Miss Tarwacki was formerly en-
ployed at the Michigan Bell Tele-
phone company and graduated from
Roosevelt high school. The bride
groom is graduate Of Southwest
ern high school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Rural Problems
Discussed at PTA

my trip to the White House" was
the subject Of the talk given by Mr..
c. E. Blake, deputy commissioner OF
the Wayne County Schools, at the
Founders Day meeting Of the Nc.
Cam PTA held last Tuesday eve
ming, February 9th. Mr.. Blake
attended the conference called by
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to consider
the problems of the rural areas and
to better the conditions in schools
and health in these areas all over
the country.
Mrs. Mabel Engfehr read a short
tribute to the Founders of the PTA
and Mrs. Vivian Hetzman sang two
solos accompanied by Mrs. Carlton
Campbell on the piano.
A nominating committee was
chosen as follows: Mrs. Paul Crigh-
ton, chairman, Mrs. Minnie Fredeen,
Mr.. Louis Hockbarth, Mr.. Chester
Chormann and Mr.. Emerson Mills.
The Boy Scouts Of Wyandotte
Troop No. presented the PTA Milk
Fund with a check Of Is dollars.
These same scouts are having a
paper drive from March 1st to 3lst.
The people Of their community are
asked to help in the collection OF
scrap paper by leaving it at the va
cant gas station on Eureka near
the MCann school where the boys
will bundle it. Each boy is striving
to collect 1000 pounds.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Beth Ann Beaftie Has
Party on Her Fourth
Birthday Recently

Celebrating her fourth birthday
with a party was Beth Ann Beattie,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beattie of Tenth street. The party
took place on Wednesday afternoon,
February %.
The table was done in the color
scheme Of pink and yellow and a
tiny basket for each guest was used
as a nameplate. Two large cakes
decorated the table.
Guests of Miss Beattie included
Karen Switzer, Beverly Allan, Sally
Roberts, Joyce Scholoff, Sherry Bu-
chanan, Judy Clements, Kenny and
Jerry Schloff. Bobby and Stevie
Clements, Bobby Mann and Buddy
Beattie.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

Miss Tarwacki, who was given in
marriage by her father, was dressed
in beautiful white gown that had
a satin bodice and a neckline of net
yoke with drop shoulders with a full
net skirt that extended into long
train. Her headdress was half-moon
style, banded in satin. She also had
a fingertip veil. Her flowers were
white roses and lilies Of the valley,
centered with an orchid.
AS her maid Of honor, Miss Tar
wacki had her twin sister, Virginia,
who wore a blue taffeta gown with
a sweetheart neckline and a hoped
skirt. Her headdress was also half
moon style and made Of starched
lace. banded with the same color
as the gown, with streamers coming
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Robert Sie|offs Celebrate
25th Wedding Anniversary

In homer of their 25th wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sieloff held open house for their
many friends and relatives on Sat-
urday, February "a at their home.
The evening was spent dancing
and was highlighted by the open
ing of gifts that were received.
After which a buffet lunch was
served to the guests.
The table was decorated with
boat of carnations and snapdrag-
onS. A special attraction was the
huge anniversary cake in white and
silver.
Out-of-town guests included Mrs.
George Heffner of Fort Wayne, In
diana, who is a sister to Mrs. Sic
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Wedding Bells Ring Out For V. 7arwucM
Engagement of
ID. ShOenler Told

At a dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Shoemer of 2206 Davis
street, Sunday, February 25th, the
engagement of their daughter Doro-
thy of Bellingham, Washington, to
Mr.. Ernest E. Bennett Of Mount
Vernon, Washington, was announced.
Miss Shoemer is a graduate Of
Notre Dame college, Ohio, and has
ompleted her dieticS internship at
the Miami Valley hospital, Dayton,
Ohio. She Is at present working at
the st. Joseph Hospital in Belling-
ham. Mr.. Bennett attended the
University of Washington.
The marriage will take place the
first week of April.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

portant it was for communication
of the musical role to color each
word with meaning. Much of the
tremendous success that Grace
Moore has had comes from the i'm
mediate understanding she evokes
In her audience to the meaning Of
the story she is singing.
Grace Moore was the first great
star to sing in the movies, over the
air, and now doing her work in army
camps, she has, as newspaper edi-
torialS have said, taken the high
hat out of opera and given it to
the people"
Miss Moore will appear at the Ma
sonic Auditorium on Monday eve
ming, March 10.
Tickets for this concert are now
on sale at the Grinnell Bros, Music
Store in Detroit.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
IMPORTANT CHANGE

A change of dates concerning the
Golden Circle class of the First
Methodist church has been an
nounced. The meeting will be held
Tuesday, March IS, at the church
house at 8 pm. The regular business
and social meeting will take place.
Mrs. Margaret Maxted will be in
charge of the devotions. Ali men,
bers are urged to be present.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
EASTERN STAR HAS PARTY

A surprise birthday party was
given by O.E.S. worthy patron, Hugh
I. Cole. for worthy matron. Agnes
N. Cole, at the Masonic temple, last
Friday. Guests we're officers and
committee members.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

also Of Canton. Ohio. The ceremony
took place last Thursday with the
Reverend w. E. Hall officiating.
Attending the bride and the groom
were Miss Ellajane Sloan of Wyan-
dotte and Leslie Petries of Detroit.
The groom is stationed in Chicago.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
HAVE LUNCHEON MEETING

June Division of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. George Melody, 3l42
Van Alstyne boulevard, Tuesday
March IL for a one o'clock luncheon.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

Mrs. Charles Priskorn leaves for
California to visit her sister, Mrs.
Anna Pelky in Vallejo, California.
Mrs. Myles Inch of 26335 Goddard
road, Romulus, is a patient of the
Wyandotte General hospital.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Ohio Couple Married in
Presbyterian Manse

Married IN the Manse of the First
presbyterian church were Seaman
George Schick, of North Canton,
OHIO. and Miss Betty Jane Smith,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

loft, Mrs. Fred Affinte, Mrs. Ralph
Howard, Miss Lillian Thomas, Miss
Shirley Mack and Mrs. Richard
Dexter, all of Detroit. Also among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scott of Lincoln Park.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Marries Lieutenant PaItIi OF
Detroit At Mt. Carmel Church

Saying their before the altar of Mount Carmel
church last Saturday in double ring ceremony Vivian
Tarwac daughter of Mr. and Mrs Matt Tarwac of Supe
boulevard and Lieutenant Joseph Patti son of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Patti of Lane street. Detroit The Reverend
Father J. Strzelewicz offciated at the ceremony.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

BARGAINS
RMs MODERN hot AIR 50 200
RMS WIN OR WITHOUT FuRS
$4,000
RMs BATH OIL HEAT. 5000.
: RMS ; LOTS 81 900
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
HOWELL

1877 Acres. an attractive T-roorr home
surrounded with large shade trees. The
home has Edison lights. pressure water.
bath and hot water heater. There 10
large basement harm. rsrsge. tool
shed and large poultry house This
farm is In good condition ana b~ing
well farmsd I, Is an exceptionally soo8
buy a. $4,000. This figures lees than
$50 an acre BOY going into service
makes II necessary 10 sell Immediately.
stock and tools can be had At inven-
40 AcRFs
I mile from a good town. excellent
soil farm home Edison liFhted: 2 large
small pfivsis IKE. smsh log essss
and some timber This farm has er-
celicnt soil. well located ana Is unique
In many respects. Price si7.so
Located on improved road rnod farm
home several barns and n silo. stream
woods and food soil The buildings are
vacant nov and evsTy helf IA rented on
shsre basis You can move IN sra
enjoy this farm and SIN have q Sno1
income from u Without sork. Price s7s
24o AcREs
Ncsr town, level land privste iass:
fresh water s'rSAm, woods. houses.
one equipped wSl furnsee shed corn
cribs. etc Wii sell farm sion~ f1r
$40 600 or will sell with ttocs. tools
and equipment 81 inventory price.
T. v cRANDAtL
opppsiie Howell Th-sssrf
321 Z. CIand River Aoseii. SGD<A
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROohISC House-Crand Boulevard.
near lsth-T rooms. stove. washer.
electric refrigerator 81 100. 5000 On
| NELSON'S TR l-67O0
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
FLATS FOR SALE

ATKINSON - 2-hat ~ $1,000
Seward. nr. woodward. s-6: $500.
Gladstone nT. l4th. SIS, $500.
Low down payments
C. cHAS COX h co TO s-esos
BARGAIN - down 5 up. tWo-car
rarage with extra half lot 81 800
cash 1892 Fleming.
BRICK 6-6. air conditioned heai auto
matte hot water. excellent condition
twocar garage, close 10 school, church
biz Income Owner. TS 5-s2s6
BURNSIDE l925-Colored. $500 down.
6-3 baths. RUSSELL. 96s3-5-5.
81 500 down. vacant
SMEDLEY 456 Z. WARREN TE i-6io2
CANTON. near ST Paul--6-S. frame.
all large rooms rents $40, 81 600.
81 900 down S2a month including
taxes.
TURNER. WILSON 4 SPARKS
l2Sfa East Mile Prospect SOS
CLOSED EASTER CALL MONDAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
VICTORY GARDENS
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A-A-1 CASH deal. I buy property for
eolored. SMEDLEY. <4e East warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

coLoFED-Ten private rooms for fac
water al all times Two blocks from
Champion SPARK Pius. 3 blocks from
Briggs. blocks from Dodge. s47t
MAMMALIAN
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
WANTED--MACHINERY

NANrED--Frcm Gurr at stock Klud
pIAruv - 90 arf o.. 90 "a va.
sesni,ess pipe ar t4'irs Write LsrFlr
rsckef Company t.Go Nspis. So
Louis 30
WANTED-- HicfleAu ~ .f n--yafd trurs
In, huCsets STATE srI-, .r-su1n s1d
condition y a. 20 C.aNr4r'Ira c. d..
paefe p. h. ieo-H nslls> Tta
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
LIVING QUARTERS

BUSINESS xiri wanted TO share fur
nlshed room apartment We 7-5273.
HARTWELL-GRAND RIVER : Two em-
pioyed people. Appreciatlng clean, quiet
home. share With widow. personal lsun-
dry. garage. VIZ 7.aOs1
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
HOUSES ron SALE
Z ROOMS $1,000

23-FOoT LIVING ROOM
l4-fOOT kiTCHEs
i4-FOOT DINING ROOM
} LARGE BEDROOMS
s-FOOT sun ROOM
lsxls UTILITY ROOM
AGAR GARAGE
81 900 DOWN
CALL MONDAY
GRIGER REALTOR n q ASST
1927 Il ? MILE HAZEL PARr
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY COor
HOMES IN NORTH SUBURBAN SIC
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
FARMS, LANDS ron SALE

AT LEXINGTON AND CROSWELL
100 ACRES. Lake View farm. 40 acres
timber. i2-room house. running hot and
cold water. toilet and bath, hot water
heat. modern hen house. orooder
barns. small fruit. $4,000.
120 ACRES. 80 acres timber and pas
ture, acres wheat. cement block house.
hen house. sranary. well. orchard.
so ACRES. 20 acres timber. I acre
apple orchard, acres berries. acre
peach orchard. 7-room house. hot and
cold water, hot water heat. hip roof
90 ACRES : 7-room house; basement.
furnace. running water. hen house.
granary hrooder house, 10 acres woods.
apple orchard. small, fruit; $4,000.
so ACRES. 5-room house, basement.
cement block stable. hay barn. pis-pcn,
hen house. acres fall grain. well; II
40 % ACRES. near % sandussy' s'roon
house. electric. garage, milk house. we'll.
granary. dairy barn. hay barn: $4,000.
81 400 down.
AT cRoSswELL. 7-room brick. fun
basement furnace, hot and cold water.
grsnary. pis-pen, lots, about acres.
small fruit: SO. 500.
Is ACRES, 5-room house. gsrs9e, hen
house, miles south OF lexington:
12o ACRES, s-room brick home. Scar
garage, brooder house. pump house milk
house. hen house. machine shed. work
shop. granary, cement stsve Nlo, hip
roof barn. 10 COW stsnchions, running
water In barn with drinking cups for
cows $4,000. Machinery ana STOCK
extra
AIRPORT REALTY co. PR 1890
1870 Chelsea. Detrol, s Mich
AT LEXINGTON. Mich Farms. lake
| frontage business prom. AIRPORT
REALTY CO. 1870 Chelses. PR 1880.
FOR sALE-Farms lake and river
/ frontage. Lock Boz 65. East Jordan.
/ Mich
FOR SALE = so acres s-rOom house.
1 built-ln cupboards garage. barn. corn
crib. toolShed gfsnsry. coop. All good
| condition. close 10 toNn. Chester Mohr.
| WaldrDn Mich r /
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
BUNGALOWS ron SALE

DEARBORN. W. Homeplacei 2s46 =
Frame banE: bdrms dining room
llKI3. Screened porch storm sash.
Venetian shades. garage loi f0x2o0.
Good bus service 800. CARING. OR
3l9o
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Atkinson Hamilton Section
Elmer M. CLARK

w SOLD OVER : MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or HOMES LAST YEAR
ATKINSON ~eS, OF Hsmilton-Brick
4 nice oedrns baths. stan shower
-slnrooni Good fOoF plan on heat
Possession 50 500 Better huy nOs
EdW Henkel CO ca 1855
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Brlck 2-flat terrace, rooms each.
steam plants. 2-car fsrsge, $4,000
down UN 3-35l6. owner
W GRAND BLVD near Warren
steam plants, 2-oar garage. aide drive,
50 500 down uN 3-3516.
l7TH ST. 33e2-33s4-4-nat. 8 rooms
and bath. 2-fat 5 rooms and bath
stove heat Priced for immediate sale.
s. 500 terms
FRED G.. aAGLE co ca f14o
CoLoRED-AMAzING VALUE
VERMONT. nr. wsrren--2-fsmily brick,
SIS steam heat ONLY 81 500 down
GILBERT REALTY TY $3.50
COLORED-Ciements mod. nat. 6-5;
, garages. $500 dn. TO e-354i.
COLORED - Concord 2-,amily frame,
So near MACK good condition S3 200
down b a. side drive immediate pos
session Broker. ME- 9Ts3 Tyler 5-5Oel.
CoLORED-Delrsy-Co,,rell. C B. 2-nat:
, Fms 81. ut. 2-car gar 81, 500
dn. 18Th and Forts rms. one nooY.
col RD-EXTRAoRDINAR VALUES
HoLBROOK cAMERON-2-isnily SIS
II 4. heat, 2 furnaces. $500.
WEST SIDE - 2-fsmily. "a block of
warren. a. heat immediate pos
session. ONLY $500 terms
rooms each. $4,000 terms.
WEST SIDE--7ro single. bath. Inn
mediate Poss n ONLY 50 500 Call
today Many other good purchases
TWELFTH. NEAR PURITAE-2-family.
6s. II A. heat. garages. immediate
possession. $1,000. $4,000 down.
= HAMLAR sis KIRBY TR 2.s544
COLORED-Fort and Chene. I-fanllv g.
rm bricote l 2-iamily bricote fiat, 5
rms and bath each ! vacant cor lot.
price SO 500. 81 500 dn. p. Kendrick.
TIP 2-2S24
COLORED-Ginet. l57s-so-2-fam, S
rms. bath. $4,000. $500 DIN. Kendrick.
TR 2-2524
coLORED = Harper. brick 4-fa,. SIX
rooms each; $4,000. terms. schwartz.
CA 1900.
cOLoRED-Nice 2-nst 3o67 Parker.
Good residential. near Mack. Excellent
condition Fl 2465.
CoLoRED-MOvE RIGHT IN
4767 Williams. upper 4 rms, vacant:
1898 DIME BLDG CA ooos
cOLORED-MOvE RIGHT IN
COLORED--Moran-Csnfsld, TT frame.
stove heat 81 400 down. Tw 2-44l3.
$3.50 Mckinley. S rms. nice yard.
81 $50, s495 down.
1888 DIME BLDG . ca ooo6
CoLoRED-Mt. Vernon. brick 4-nat: 4
gas furnaces. 5-5 terms. TO 6-334i. :.
CoLORED-Tireman. near West Grand
2-csr rarare. 81 600 down. UN 1888
CoLoRED-vAcANTl
CONCORD 2o7S-2-fsmily e-S. sep
ars,e furnaces. very clean $500.
81 400 down.
+. G.. Cherry FL 26SO
coLoRED-wsoash. si7o' brick. ter
race 2-family.
6 EACH-RENTAL $40
.5oo-sl. 500 DOWN
CUSTAFSOE. REALTOR. no $3.50
cOLORED-WEsT GRAND BOULEVARD
Newly decorated 2-fsmily brick. TT.
carpeted floors. side drive. ~ 2o67.
COLORED-wes, Grand Blvd. 2-nst. 8
large rooms each. separate basement
and furnace. 2-car garage. side drive.
Call evenings. TW i-62si.
COLORED-9lei Carioni. bis 2-fsmily
SIS. 81 500. $500 down. Another one
a. alo7 Cardoni $500 down. EDEL-
MAN. o526 Oakland
COLORED-4447 Mckinley. nice two
family ; rooms. bath each. only
81 500 $500 down Hancock near 23rd
--2-family SIS. $500 down. EDELMAN.
9S26 Oakland.
COLOPED--2-family on LsRelle. near
Hamilton; six each; separate furnaces
> 2.car-garaEe- With brisk Alcing-- Call
TR i-2l7s. A
coLoRED-2 SPECIALS
LAvton-Grand River S kitchenette
apartments ALL FURNISHED brick
siding Income S100 mo- SO 500 dn.
SCOTTEN Buchanan 49, io-room brick.
steam heat side drive. good cUndi-
ton reasonable terms.
Slobin. TIP 1-0366 TY T-7115
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
DN.
COLORED

COLORED
Hawthorne. mr.. Woodland Sice s rms
stm ht Al Shsps brickOts n1ing
Bargain. SO 600 Ms Mali. Huuseman-
SpitIley Corp Oh 4sle.
COLORED
NORTHEND--a rooms steam hea' sS-
ira 5 lots. Bargain Move nght m
81 600 81 900 dn ABDOO LE 1902