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Evening star., 1945-02-24
Russia
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Russian breach just south of
the city, -
Clearing their supply lines along
the direct-line route to Berlin, Rus
sian troops wiped out the last Ger
man resistance in long-encircled
Poznan and Arnswalde.
The capture of Poznan shortened
by some so miles the 1st White Rus
sian Armys communications with
the rear. Poznan fell yesterday
after months siege. The Germans
lost $4,000 killed or captured.
Farther north. the German garri-
son in Arnswalde, a smaller but
formidable Nazi fortress town by
passed by other Zhukov units driv-
ing through Pomerania toward Stet-
tin, was liquidated. Arnswalde is a
seven-way road junction 38 miles
southeast of the Baltic port of
Stettin. 1t had been encircled since
February II.
Moscow announced that a total
OF $4,000 Germans, including the
commander and his staff, were cap
tured at Poznan and 25,000 were
killed. The booty also included
hundreds Of planes, guns and
freight cars.
In capturing the city, Soviet tank
and infantry teams blasted their
way through six huge underground
fortresses.
An official Russian war bulletin
said Soviet units, after fierce fight
ing broke through the southern de-
fenses of Breslau, captured the ra-
dio station and motor car works
and cleared the Nazis from the
southern park area.
Nazis Put Up Stiff Fight.
This great industrial Oder River
city of $4,000 bristles with Nazi
Notifications, but Moscow said Mar
shall Konev's assault groups were
routing the Germans from one
block house after another"
Berlin said other Konev units, far
to the northwest, had broken into
Guben and Forst, 81 and 81 miles
southeast of Berlin in the Neisse
River area where the Russians have
laid down terrific artillery barrages
in the last few days, suggesting the
imminence of new push off for
the German capital.
The German accounts said the
Russians had crossed the Neisse,
establishing bridgeheads less than
10 miles from the Spree, last water
barrier protecting the German cap
ital from Marshal Konevs advance.
Evening star., 1945-02-24
8 American Prisoners
Of Nazis Freed by Reds
ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated FIeSS.
The War Department announced
yesterday the names of eight Amer
ican prisoners of war officially re-
ported liberated by advancing So
Wet forces.
Previously reported as missing or
as prisoners, they include:
Comstock, William c., second lieu
tenant, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Crawford, Ralph E., second neu-
tenant, Wichita, Kans.
Dew, James R., second lieutenant,
Calvert City, KY.
Farber. Leo j., first lieutenant, To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sager. Edward L., first lieutenant,
Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1945-02-24
Nicely Bill Proposes
Women in Congress
Be Called Ladies'
py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
Female members Of Congress
would be addressed as S'ladies"
under a bill introduced by Rep
resentative Nicely, Democrat, of
West Virginia.
The measure specifies that
the House rules be amended to
list the women as "The lady
from -" naming the State.
The male members discussed
the issue at some length re-
Gently, several arguing against
use OF the word Congress-
woman
Evening star., 1945-02-24

and were naturalized. Pany Cas-
barian owned the Ararat Hotel on
Pennsylvania avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streets NV. for Is years
and later owned the Main Hotel at
Eleventh street and New York ave-
nue.. He later bought the rooming
house on Fourteenth street.
Played Cards in Trailer.
Pedro Casbarian, nephew Of one
of the murder victims. said his uncle
and Mr.. Barker were great friends"
and played poker almost every night
in the trailer. Young Casbarian
said a friend had told him that the
gossip in a poolroom near the trailer
after the murder centered on the
rumor that Mr.. Barker had $4,000
on his person few nights before
he was killed.
The nephew said his uncle lived
with an elderly friend who took
care of his cooking and cleaning.
They had roomed together, Pedro
Casbarian said, for nearly 80 years.
A Spitz dog named "Bozo" was an
inseparable companion of the mur-
dered rooming house owner, his
nephew said.
According to police, the dog was
not in the trailer when the murder
took place.
Police had found no one who
heard shots around the trailer. The
two men were killed between 6 and
9 pm, according to the medical
evidence-at time when many peo-
pie were passing the corner and
traffic was heavy.
The parking lot usually was dimly
Lit. Mr.. Barker sometimes stayed
at the Office in the trailer. The
trailer had two compartments, with
a cot in the rear. 1t was heated by
an electric stove and contained
telephone.
Mr.. Casbarian was seen about the
neighborhood after 6 o'clock last
night. He sometimes played pool
at pool room in the block, his
brother said, and often visited his
friend at the trailer.
Trailer Used as Office.
Mr.. Barker was widely known to
older Washingtonians. Maj. Edward
j.. Kelly, superintendent of police,
recalled that he had known the slain
man for about 40 years. Mr.. Barker
had prospered through the years and
was believed to have accumulated g.
comfortable fortune.
While there is an old building on
the parking lot, the front room Of
which Mr.. Barker sometimes used,
the trailer was used as an office and
a meeting place for friends.
Mr.. Barker's partner, John B.
Barnes, who lives across the street
from Mr.. Barker at 3825 Cathedral
avenue NV. oAad NJ. BARKER oftan
Evening star., 1945-02-24
a More Plants Approved
For Heavy Tire Projects

The WPB Rubber Bureau yester-
day announced that four new heavy
tire production projects have been
authorized through Defense Plant
Corp. funds. This brings to % the
total projects thus far announced
by WPB,
The projects authorized are for
Master Tire g. Rubber Co., Findlay
Ohio; Pennsylvania Rubber Co..
Jeannette, Pa; B. F. Goodrich Co.
Akron, Ohio, and Frank Schenuit
Inc, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1945-02-24
Former High Fascist Dies

NEW YORK, Feb. "a (R.-The
Ofice of War Information, quoting
the Nazi-controlled radio in North
Italy, announced the death yester-
day of Seraf1no Mazzolini, 54, for
mer Fascist high commissioner in
Montenegro and recently appointed
undersecretary OF state for foreign
affairs In Mussolini's puppet regime.
Evening star., 1945-02-24
On the Roll of Honor

son of Mrs. Alice B. Tayman, 3508
Albemarle street NV, was wounded
in action in Belgium on January g.,
the War Department has informed
his mother. Sergt. Tayman now is
in hospital overseas. A native of
Washington, he was graduated from
Woodrow Wilson High School in
1912 and was employed at the BuS
reau of Standards before entering
the Army in February, l943. He was
sent overseas last October.
Pfc. Paul E. Hoffman, 20, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hoffman, 1868
Thirty third street NV, was
wounded in action in Luxembourg
on January IL. He Is now in a hos
pital in England recuperating from
minor leg injuries. A graduate of
Gordon High School, Pvt. Hoffman
worked as a baggage checker at
Union Station before joining the
service in February, 1914. He was
sent overseas last September. A
brother, Corpl. Leslie Hoffman, has
been overseas more than two years.
Richard M. Hale, technician fifth
grade, whose wife, Mrs Elizabeth C..
Hale, lives at COS North Irving street,
Arlington. Va, was reported wound
ed in action in the European area.
Pfc. Lloyd A. Jones, 80, son of
Elbridge Jones, Bowie, Md, was
wounded for the second time on
January Is in France. He is now
in an overseas hospital recuperating
from shell fragment wounds in the
right arm. He was slightly wound
ed the first time on October 81 in
Germany, but returned to duty soon
after. Pvt. Jones attended the
Langdon School here, and before
entering the service was employed
at the Beltsville Experimental
Farm. His sister, Mrs. Bernard l..
Clarke, also lives in Bowie.
The stories of three men, listed on
today's War Department release as
wounded in action, have been car
ried previously in The Star. They
are:
Pvt. Joseph E. johnson, whose
wife, Mrs. Helen L. Johnson, lives at
1872 Seventeenth place Sc.
Second 1t. Norman n. Pisner. son
of Charles Pisner, 2800 Brandywine
street NV.
Pvt. Edwin A. Bealer, whose wife.
Mrs. Anna v. Bealer, lives at 418
Quincy street, Herndon, Va.
Prisoner
Sergt. Ralph E. Bates, jr., %, who
was reported missing in action in
Belgium December II, is a prisoner
of war in the German camp, Stalag
4-B, according to a card he sent
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E..
Bates, TIT G street NE.
A former student at Eastern High
School, Sergt. Bates worked at the
City Post Office before entering
the Army in October, 1941. He had
served with an infantry commune
cations outfit overseas since last
September. .-.-.-.
Technician Fifth Grade) Paul
Warren Simpson, "a, of the lO6th
Infantry Division, who was reported
missing in action December 81 in
Germany, is a prisoner of war, the
War Department informed his wife.
Mrs. Marion Way Simpson, 801 Gar
land avenue, Takoma Park, Md. He
is the son of Mrs. May H. Simpson.
6816 Piney Branch road.
Corpl. Simpson is a graduate of
Eastern High School and the Uni
versity of North Carolina. He played
in the Agriculture Department
Symphony Orchestra before entering
the service more than two wears ago,
Evening star., 1945-02-24
Declaration of War
Unimportont, Nozis Soy

LONDON, Feb. "a (P).-The Ber-
line radio said today that Turkeys
declaration of war against Germany
and Japan was IAN event of little
Importance"
The Tokyo radio reported the
Turkish move without comment.
Evening star., 1945-02-24
Woman Coins Freedom
Just as Keys Arrive
Py the Associated Press.

CHICAGO.-Mrs Lillian Matusik
might have saved herself lot of
work If she had sat down and wait
ed when she found herself locked
IN a drugstore after closing hours.
Answering her call, police tried in
vain to open the front door. At the
rear exit they discovered 40 cases
Of soft drinks which Mrs. Matusik
moved aside, only to find the door
nailed shut. But, >straining and
pushing, she finally broke out.
The proprietor arrived with the
Keys Just as she was relessed.
Evening star., 1945-02-24
Todoy's Casualty Lists
Killed

Tech. Fifth Grade, James A.
Gibbs. was killed in action February
in Germany, the War Department
notified his family. His parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. " Gibbs. 125
Eleventh street NE, have gone to
Roanoke, Va, where Corpl. Gibbs
widow, Doris Anne, lives.
Evening star., 1945-02-24

Half Of the total resources OF the
United States are now being devoted
to waging war. Since Pearl Harbof
war expenditures have amounted 70
absut @3oS, ,00o, ~, 80. More War
Bend nAeney i needed.
Evening star., 1945-02-24
District Blood Donutions
Appointments
yesterday -- 464 person

yCSlciQdy --- fOf peISOIlS
Appointments broken
yesterday 49, 86 persons
Appointments may be made
with the Blood Donor Center in
the Acacia Building, 81 Louisi-
ana avenue NV. by calling
District $500 between 9 am. and
$50 pm. weekdays, and 8 am.
to noon Saturdays.
A broken appointment sac
rifceS time on the part OF
doctors and nurses that can
not be replaced 1t may sac
rtfce the lite OF q man on q
battlefield.
Evening star., 1945-02-24

in July. 1912, he worked with the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
He was sent overseas last October
His father lives in Norfolk, Va.
Sergt. William P. Tayman, 81.
Evening star., 1945-02-24

It's not for us 70 question why
'Th but for q 70 buy and buy more
War DeAde.
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

4 FINE WOODED a.. acres siisO
terms Woodruff road. near Fort street.
silver Creek Al rear. Call
CHARLES CROSSMAS no s444
A GROUP of Ia sO-f,. lots with ci'v
t.tef Just on West Chicago Blys iig
miles sest OF Rouge PARK 81 900 full
price. saoo dn Also triangular shaped
parcel containing 81 lots facing Z
streets $500 full price $500 down.
Nsvmsn Joy and Inkster Rds RE o333.
a MOEEYMAKER for SOMEONE l. ac
icftilc land rr Diesel plant with almost
500 n. on Outer Drive ideal for ranch
home or divide into smsN farms city
water and good nus serviceN svstlshis
$500 peLAc--N -NeNmAn--Ee..Hs,- Ra--t
Monroe blvd AT s73c.
AMID TALL OAKs-s-room homo Isil
constructed out buildings Nth a. acres
only 50 500. 81 200 down GPOSSHkN
Goddard and Telegraph roads. Wayrs
oe2o. Open sunday ali day. Week
DAYS 5 =. r, until DARK
BUILD your home nov on a suitable site
for little farm 81. &C sandy losm
soil nr Jim Daily and superior. close 10
bus service and school only l2SO.
A beautiful parcel ~ 10 &C. nr. New
Boston, on Msrtinsville rosd partially
wooded includes old orchard. close 90
and Div wyandotts 27S5
RuY land now While YOU can get close
IN location a. low prices 2-aCre parcels
convenient ~ vest side plants city
water rrsSnsutv -rrstFietst-Br Branch
ofre. Rs,rsdy Bros $3.50 South role-
srspn roed.
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RESORTS ron RENT

BEi1.PgSr LODGE - miles nom
Windsor ON Lake Erie spleudld beach
restricted Home cooking. modern rates
Make reservations now. Phone windsor
4-s9Ss
COTTAGES for rent on beautiful Long
Lake by week or month , oedrooms
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Lsse 'rNpt home uit LAKE Erie A. wood.
lard Beacn four miles north of Monroe
living ruum large sunro0r dining
rom kitchen electric stove four bed
rooms fuil bath VirGin shade trees lot
7OS300 Seevail. three-cAr garaRe out.
side iirsr.sCe
PRICE sfo7sO
wM Brsuniich. Monroe Mich. Ph 20
JEFFERSON-io Mile sec ON lake deep
enough ief cruiser sand beach ncv con-
crete block bldg landscaped $4,000
81 900 dosn 2oa1i Harper
ST CLAIR sHORES-Buy your AXE lot
nov Only few left Drive IN Nth motor
car frori front ou' ~ lsk- -iih -Hantcf
boat from rear Drive out see VS. nov
Lsse shore Realty Co 7Nsl4 EaS'
Jefferson Phone Eo5eviIe O7so.
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LOTS ron SALE
NORTHWEST SECTION

4Osl7o n on frselsnd. 81 $50
4lKisS n an AsbuFy Ps A. 81 SOC
lO0xlss a. on Avon al $3.50
pficd 10 sSff quickly
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MONTY VISTA 2O2fO
N1cern i-bedrm tram rfnlnT
.m psriltiGns1 hasemrr' 30 Isf pr
itc' IND only 81 500 an CAu In
4qHr
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PARTS FOR ALL CARS
REPAIRS EXCHANGE
ATLAS AUTO PARTS
ai57 LivERNOfS NO ai7S
wRECKINC cars ef all makes Ford pa
trucks panel bodies ice cream bodies
wholesale miik bodies. dump bodies
GMc trucks IN good condition Hol-
brook Auto Parts II West Mile
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s ACRE chicken isrm mouse hananr
--7T-T- : WY FIfCTfITTIF. y 0Op cASh
Taxes s. 90 year can WincSCr 3 a0?9
Z r. am. -rTr-crT1- rrnderu fTrT7Tr
harm tractor chickens COWS 3 heif
efk berries gfapes near telegraph anr
West reA4s -slI 900 or Sl2 600 win
one-hsf down
CHARLES cross SnkN-HO s4aa
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AUTOMOBILES ron sArE
CLOSE OUT
BARGAINS
Some Have
Nearly New Tires

Ncdiiy NtW llfes
Ford Tudor, 1887 1., s255
Chevrolet Tn. Sed., 81. 295
Buick Sedan, 1886. E. 245
Packard Sedan. 1885. . 1876
Pontiac Sedan, 1881. 325
Oldsmoblle 2-Dr, 1887. 345
Plymouth Tn. Sed., 81 295
Terraplane 2-Dr. Tr. 81 295
Hudson Sedan, 1899 3e5
Packard Sedan, 1887. $50
Dodge 2-Dr TT, 1887. 345
Cadillac Sedan. 1896 -3e5
Ford Tudor, 1886 49,. 1876
Chevrolet 2-Dr. TT, IS 395
DeSeto -2-Dr%Tr1- 1855 -425
THIRD DOWN
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30 acres rood buI'lnrs. 7 rooms and
bah. electricity aitt or without tools
I'VE STOCK immediate possession John
breIa Route | Boa 1870 Pinconning.
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AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING
AUTO PARTS AND wREcxrNc

AUTO TOPS BuaneSs eou3es convert
20 5pass. coupes seat covers. Gener
Ton A. Trim 30'e fenkeil IN 4-3t6
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LITTLE FARMS ron SALE
A BEAUTIFUL WOODED . acres. \,
mile 10 Rock~ood Si.2oo. terms

BEAUTIFUL WOODED . acres. \.
mile 10 Rock~ood ~ ESQ. terms.
CHARLES cROssmAs-Ho e4ts
COTTAcE-weu insulated. water. elec.
tricity. on large garden plot. near school
and bus, only 81 a95. $50 down.
GRDSSMAN. corner Van Born and
Wayne roads. Wayne o92o. Dr-.
si.Too' terms. McFARlAsE BROs
2asi4 Ford Road az Middle Belt DE
1880. DE $3.50
EAST FOURTEEN MILE. rios De-
aaindrc immediate possession > acre..
price' 81 500 down. TE 7-60so
FAPMINGToS RID Just north Of P!ym-
outh road 5 Ae. only S2.7So &C.
parcsl facing Plymouth road M. t.rm,
Plymouth a. STARK road. LIyonis 2l6o.
FARMS. from 10 10 scrsE. Rversi
With 40 acres so acres and larger
some with fruit. some With stocs tools,
crops Nj ssi4 OF NJ. Frost. Inlay city
Fenton Ave, Roseville
i0o143s Price $3.50. terms $3.50
HOUsEMAN- SPITZLEY CORP
iS2Ol Harper Ave. IL @-loAp
FORD 3-bedroOm home, complete
bath. utility rom. garage. chicken coop
orchard an IT. Srfss' 81 non ~ I'm
handles. GROSsMAN 52O23 Michigan
avenue Just sest OF klulse Wayne
o3o3 or Wayne oo2p.
-FOUR ROOMs-Csp~ Cod r scres sitn
small nex barn and equipment. inc!udins
vfttr owr~--TD S-%< -
FIVE ACRES with S-room home nesr
Fiat Rocs Michigan. $3.50. terms.
OWNFn Iff 1-l2hT
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OIadwin County

Glad win County
30 acre, wooded. 5000 $50 dosn.
$40 M Michigan Tax service Bureau.
ss3 Nsie,nc Blds
HOWELL
50 acres miles from Howell good
house urh'N pressure ustpf and fusn
s@-tf-t-4- -esfns-saA E-.,lttsy h>-esr
good soil ana some orchard Small
stream not isT from ne barn. Price
FIELD STONE HomE
beautiful field stone home consulting (
% rooms fireplace hot air furnace
OIL fixed : complete bsthy hs-csuOd
flQors &c Thi, home Is iocAted on a
hiil with A commanding ues Tor many
acres wooded also 4 new mp-roof base
ment barn and list OF farm tools tn
eludins tractor Pric. $40 900,
-------AA6-AERK- -EARM
This is an unusual offer. 3ss acres. fer
ssisi an acre Large hip-roof base
-en.-lAIa-- s-si.s- ssS--td tarrrtypt
home Land is 1--we and productive
You cannot miss ~hen you buy good
ARSoLrTE PRIVATE LAKE
Small farm with a l2-acre private like
kprinF fed and privately sucked sfth
rainbow German brown and brook
ircg, los cabin modern soms voodi
resi bargain at $50 600
L n CRANDALL
Opposite H1WoN Tteafer
322 = CD RrvER-HOwELL MICH
STRoUT CATALoG
PlgEfr than ever 1872 pages 2s3 hsr-
gains Pictures galore You can choose
your country home. little farm MONEY
making biz ranch grove orchard auto
curt etc e,c from the outstanding
values We have on sale Many Include
equipment
THIS BLUE book covers d states from
{ Maine 20 Wisconsin Florida ana vest
TO California. Oregon and Washington
MAILED FREE
TILL u, what ynu wsnt-wher.- whsnq
pr,ce' Terms We sill try "a save you
GAS TINE MONEY
When IN Dogh,
Deal WIN Struut
SAME MANAGEMENT SINCE 1900
STROCT REALTY
eo5-AB Fox Box
Detroit i-CA a3ot
OFFICES COAST TO COAST
8 ACRE chicken farm. mouse huldnr
-7-T-v-- WY FTFCTTTTTIy- 9 oO0 caSh
Taxes s. 90 year can windSor aO?o
- eiFFss artt.--i-rocrn r-uderr- -trrrr-rr.
harm tractor chickens COWS heif-
eh berries gfaces near telegraph and
Vest feAds -sll 900 or Sl2 600 with
I one-hsif down
CHARLES CROSSnkS= s4i4
30 acres rood buliinrs 7 rooms and
BAH. electricity al,h or without tools
I've stock immediate possession John
breIa Route Boa 100 Pinconning
HiCh
/ 20 scf-s r,cd stock and grain farm
Nne huildingt. good condition mar
Pan Paw Michigan Deal Wiih owner
no agents. { 4 Sch~enck r. r. l.
par Paw Mich
i2o ACRES near Crosveli good s-room
house large basement barns milk
house good yell river woods escei-
lent dairy farm. Carl Estes. Broker
Lexington Mich Phone ~
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Fenton Ave, Roseville
GARDEN CITY

-ls-IlDTs- -FGSkTf4sH ---~e- 4eri go
near Warren Ave good -Hti 80
taxes ell Terms
MCFARLAND BROS
293l4 Ford Road Al Miooie Bet
DE 1880 Oh $3.50
IN oCEAHA co IS miles north OF
Muskegon best buys a. farms fruit.
glleEsifi~r 81 5Oo 20 SIS 600.
terms Write or Sc Is. HsnSOn-OSborn.
realtors. Hart Mich
LARGE 6-room house. completely mod
eru basement furnace. Vitn acres.
priced AZ s. 500 s. 800 eash d1Nu.
CBOSShAN cor Van Born ana Wayne
roads Wayne Os20
LIVE on your osn small farm. } a. on
Edison Lake tributary 100 n on paved
ssFt-.- A-tytrvsy 81 900 BfUktF- 202
Schss'er B!dr. a. Michigan and Scnasfer
rOsdS. OR 800
PIG OR CHICKEN TERM
Near "a Mile ana CratiOt, size AS12s0'
siih partially completed building size
14k30 81 500 caSn j 4 C.ahaSgpv
Room 423. i3s Cadillac Square. a
41sE
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ACREAGE ron SALE

$50 DOwH-si5 MONTHLY
BUYS
40 ACRES
In beautiful Grand TrsverSf County
icsei loamy soil IN H.87 Pavement.
Electricity Close 10 dandy nghing lakes
and trout STREAMS Trustee ordered 20
sell 70 clnsf trust for only sH2S.
et,.r,~-3a-~-A-.s-- --s.--.~..rt-sy.
32-242 & NJ Porter Trustee, y
Arcade Husseg1n. Michigan
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ROYAL OAK FARMS

city water electricity. bus trsnSp
store. school churches parcels $3.50
ard % Come OUT 20 Ia Mile ana
Rochester PdS bring s-aeposit
fiOUSEsAE SPiTZLEY CORP
PQyal OAK 1910 or Oh fsiS
ScHopLcRAFT frontage n ar Win
.iSe StIeAfn al scAf e!iy satsr only
S340 pc! Hc
An IDEAL spot for ranch type home
iust -off. SchooicrsN nigh knoll city
Wst-r, few pa reels i07N7S so - choose
from s94o. terms Arvmsn Plymouth
road at, Beech road RE- e72o.
s ACRgS. rich black losm soil Cherry
n.ll ana SaltE Rdk Price $3.50 per
acre raty terms Hawthorne Nshen
Agency Wayne. Phone 009e
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COIORED

Raise your own chickens ana pigs ;
lots $50 each Near Crauot and
Fourteen Mile Road Also 5 ACRES
S.b.ey knsd trQntsge, near telegraph
pd Write A CLAHASSEY Room
I73 Reid BUILDING. 1913 Cadillac
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,burbon Real Esiate ier Sole
Bloomfield Village

HuY YOUR HoMESITE NOW
In this rigidly resrrfctcd- .,9o-ASrf- -Aulr
urban community With all city conNcn-
fences ll,-mile frontage on north side
West Me- pie Road. from Gisnhurkt 20
i.xhxef, Jus, weSt Of Birmingham. Lotk
80 n ana W. from SIS pet n. Up
Plat mailed With no obligation. Jucs1n
BrscWsy Co. Majestic Bids, Detroit
RA y7oo
HLD4MFIELD v.iiage--L0tS 90 n. Up
Teauicted city improvements Jadson
BHsa~sr -eo7,-h ST6o
NEW 3-bsdroom bungalow tile features
ful basement ali eOnVenlsnces undFT
$4,000 Move rght IN GROSS
MAN 3442 < TelegTsph bei~cen
Michigan and Van Born, DE 4o5o OF
Wayne Os2O.
ROsEvILf.E- lSos3 ElizaDeth /. block
from Grstiot a. Utica beautiful s
rooms natural fireplace att cDnGitiOnsd.
fun basement. lot soSI33. 2-cs! garage
irult trees shruba terms
OPKs SUNDAY 2-b
GPOTIO REALTY PIP OsiA
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FOOD MARKET
ALPENA, MICH.

MODERN cottages and cabins nsr
. eIsAA,- teX- REM On beautiful BLACK Laks,
write or phone 32sS Charles scnsh.
/ OnAway, Mich.
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Hunting. Fishing Property
REAL ESTATE WANTED

I. .-F..-z--r.-t
--tec--A.E property f,ouEisr
klv TK .296@s. ests. TY S-4699
Il -. CASH deal byy prup~rty for
coior.d SMEDLEY. 4ss EaEt warren.
IL l.bl o.
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LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

CLINTON RIVER frontage. 500 n. deep
beautiful spot. never fOods. ! mile from
MI Clemens $40 per foot. restricted
IT, 2-o6e3 or TU l-l5S7.
FOR FREE LIST % lake region farms.
summer resorts. lAkeShOre tracts lots.
cottages and undeveloped lands together
With prices and terms write Central
Minnesota Land Company. itnEins.
Minnesota
FOR SALE - Frontage IN Line Lake
ieelanau, County 20 miles north VI
Trasis CIV Mich Foi further infcr
nation see or write Robert smith
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