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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

ROOM or room and board for girl.
Phone 24O6-J. (67sC)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

FOUR rooms, two utilities, 81 It.
frontage. Bus line, near school.
25675 Eureka Rd., near Jim DAILY.
G27C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19
FOR RENT-sLEEPING ROOMS

FURNISHED sleeping room with
screened in porch. Best of refer
ences. Phone 1265-W between 5
and pm. (568C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

s ROOM brick on Com
monwealth: gas furnace.
tile bath. natural fireplace.
A beautiful we'll built home
that you will be proud to
own at a price less than cost
to duplicate today.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

s ROOM. across street
from Roosevelt high. on
Eureka. corner of Sixth. So
fl. lot. side drive. garage.
Cash or terms.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

TWO sleeping rooms. 2O2 st. Johns
st. Phone O796-J. (726C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-19

SLEEPING room, double room,
July and August. Cali 0270-M.,
after 5 pm. (738C)
Evening star., 1945-04-04
g. K. Brobeck Dies;
Former vFW Official

George K. Brobeck, 40, former rep
resentative of the Veterans of For
eign Wars and later Washington
representative for the United States
Cane Sugar Refiners' Association,
died yesterday in George Washing
ton University Hopsital after brief
illness.
A native of Kenyon, Mimi, Mr..
Brobeck attended the University of
Washington and the University of
Montana. He came here as legisla-
tive representative of the VFW in
1892.
He left that post in 1886 in con-
troversy over lobbying activities, and
in 1887 became connected with the
Sugar Refiners' Association. A found
er of the Touchdown Club, Mr..
Brobeck belonged to the Burning
Tree Club, and the Congressional
Country Club. The family residence
is located at 63l0 Brookeville road,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Carolyn
Brobeck, he is survived by three sons,
1t. Kenneth Brobeck. AAF. now in
Italy; Sergt. Neil Brobeck, AAF, sta
toned in France. and William Bro
beck, a student at Fishburne Mill
tary Academy.
Arrangements for funeral services
will be announced later. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
William Edwin Mason
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for William Ed
win Mason, 81, of 1897 Twelfth
street NV, who died Monday at
Emergency Hospital after an illness
Of six weeks will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Church of the
Epiphany. Burial will be In Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Born and educated here, Mr.. Ma
son was employed for many years
as sheet metal worker at the
United Brick Corp. He was a men,
Der Of the Church of the Epiphany
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Esther Hutchinson Mason; a son
Pfc. Sherwood H. Mason, stationed
at Atlantic City. and two daughters,
Mrs. Aubrey J. Briley and Miss
Grace Mason, both of Washington
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Henry A. Brehm, Brewer
And Sportsman, Dies

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. April 4.-Henry A.
Brehm. 78. brewer and sportsman,
died at his home yesterday after
an illness of several years.
A native of Baltimore, Mr.. Brehm
entered his fathers brewery busi-
ness. later becoming a partner. He
later became president of the Bal
timore Enamel g. Novelty Co., and
also was connected with the Balti-
more Cooperage Co. at his death.
A horse fancier of note, Mr.. Brehm
once owned Old Prospect Park.
He is survived by daughter
Mrs. Gertrude B. Goldbach, and a
son. c. George A. Brehm.
Burial will be in the Most Holy
Redeemer Cemetery Saturday.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Mrs. Mary Fritter Dies
while VISITING DuuqhteI

Mrs. Mary Ida Fritter, 7s, OF 4so5
Forty first street NV, died yes
terday while visiting her daughter
Mrs. Leola Wyne, in Stafford
County, Va.
Mrs. Fritter was a native of Staf-
ford County. but had lived here
more than 30 years. She was the
widow of John H. Fritter, who died
in 194l.
Besides Mrs. Wayne, she leaves
three sons, David B. Fritter and
Harold H. Fritter, both of WASH
ington, and Elwood E. Fritter,
Mount Holly, N. j.. and another
daughter, Mrs. Beatrice James,
Stafford County.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. Friday at the residence on
Forty first street. Burial will be in
Mount Zion Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
fn Mrntnrfan,

ANDERSON, MRS. THOMAS G. In low
HoMAs RNDERsoN SR sho passed aWa, MAS
ten years ago today. April 4, 1885.
Dear mother. you are not forsotten,
Though on earth you are no more;
Stlll in memory you are With us,
AS you always we're before.
The world may change from year to yeal
and friends from day to day.
HER s0P pERo4PD memeEy soNs esSs HNB DAUGHTERS
STUART. ROBERT. RUTH AND MEL
AUSTIN. REV. THOMAS n. AND MRS
BESSIE 7: In memory Of Rev. THOMAS
and Mrs. BESSIE T. AUSTIN, who had gon.
before, April 4. 1943.
It isn't the ler 9Th of time on earth.
Or what material things are worth:
It's not the heights we climb to success
Nor what we gain and strive to confess.
It's the life we live,
Be it short or LONG;
It's the good we do.
The overcoming of wrong.
It's the oneness of God
lnstilled in your breast.
With that faith that He
Loy1Sa Sssn!s cHIIpREN a1e6ahs fe's SEAMAN THOMAS
b Su,s AUSTIN; IIisIT,- JT; U. s. N AND DEL
COLE, FRANCIS r.. JR. In loving re.
q COLE dear 5r xSo dspsrssd na ss9as M
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER.
DUNNINGTON, BLANCHE. In fond anc
BEhNcHE HmePG 2 G9G DsSyfe sho m %eths us 5
years ago. April 4, 1941.
No No fortune or fame can ever compare
mother. RUTH AND BILL.
FAUST, ELLA r. In loving remembrance
OF my mother, ELLA r. FAUST. who de-
parted this life five years ago, April 4, 1910
The month of April once more is here,
To me the saddest of the year.
For five years aeo today
NY dear ng,sfT DsSoE RssSsd SSl H;sznop sysy,
dear father, JOHN LEWIS HART. who dice
two years ago today, April 4, 1943.
The world may change from year to year
Our lives from day to day.
But love and memory of you
@n"N never EDfTH FRI ANp AND CHILDREN
MEREDITH. LOUIS F. A tribute of low.
desr to N sasea Of
departed this life ten years ago today
On the hillside softly sleeping.
Whsre my the t1ees gently ds.r,
HIS PEvoTES if"ey WirE EfsE BEufAH fIaze H. MERE
LII n.
MEREDITH, LOUIS F. In loving re-
membrance of our dear son and stepSon
LOUIS F. MEREDITH, who passed peace
fully away ten years ago today, April 4
1885.
His pleasant way and smiling face
Are a pleasure to recall:
He had kindly word for every one
/ And died beloved by I'll.
May his soul rest in peace.
HIS LONELY MOTHER AND STEPFATHER
ETHEL MEREDITH LEE AND WILLIAM
THOMAS LEE.
NICkENS, SUSIE E. In loving memor,
of our beloved mother, SUSIE E. NICKENS
who departed this life seventeen years age
To-Day. April 4. 1928.
Not now, but in the coming years,
y may be in better land,
Wel read the meaning of our tears
l. And there, sometime, we'll understand
/ DEVOTED FAMILY.
SLAUGHTER. WILLIAM T. In lovinI
memory of my beloved husband, WILLIAM
T. SLAUGHTER, who departed this life 81,
years ago today, April 4, 1899.
To-Day recalls sad memories
OF q loved one gone to rest.
God knew the road was getting rough
And o1;, the hills were too hard for you t,
So He gently closed your tired and wear,
eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine"
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, CLARA T. SLAUGH
TER .
Evening star., 1945-04-04
300 Super Forts Hit
Tokyo and Nearby
targets on Honshu
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GUAM, April 4.-Tokyo and sur
rounding areas were hammered to-
day by more than 800 Super For
tresses in the first three-way demo-
lition raid on the island of Honshu
Headquarters Of the 21st Bomber
Command said that in addition to
Tokyo, Shizuoka, IS miles south OF
the capital city: Tachikawa. 2(
miles west, and Koizumi, 20 miles
north. were in target areas.
tThe Goth Air Force announced
in Washington that column Of
smoke 1000 feet high was seen
over the Tachikawa aircraft
works at Tachikawa Other tar
gets were the Shizuoka aircraft
plant at Shizuoka and the Naka-
jima aircraft plant at Koizumi)
Returning crewmen who raided
Shizuoka said they encountered no
flax and no fighter opposition.
Bombing was done by instrument
since a thick cloud layer obscured
targets. Some of the raiders went
down for low-level strafing attacks.
The Tokyo radio claimed three
Super Forts were shot down over the
Tokyo Bay area. but this was not
confirmed. The enemy admitted
fires had been set in the Tokyo
Yokohama area and in sections
north of Tokyo. but asserted con-
certed action extinguished them i'm
mediatelY.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Charles 5. McNeir Dies;
Retired D. T.. ATTORNEY

Charles S. McNeir, retired Wash.
ington attorney, died Sunday ir
San Francisco after a brief illness
Mr.. McNeir, a native of the Dis
trict, was graduated from George.
town University Law School in 189:
and shortly afterward established
practice here. He formerly wa.
Washington representative anc
counsel for the Electric Boat Co
and also was connected with the
Todd Shipbuilding Corp. After hi
retirement eight years ago he movec
to California.
His sister, Mrs. J. Edgar Smith
2039 New Hampshire avenue NV.
survives.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
| Rites for Mrs. 6. +. Zeh
Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Katie
Scherger zeh, 81, widow of George
F. Zeh, who died Monday at her
residence, 1857 Harvard street NV.
after q long illness, will be held at
1880 am. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
A native OF Washington, Mrs. Zeh
was a member of the Concordia
Lutheran Church. Ruth Chapter
o. E. S.; the Ladies' Aid of the
Rupert Home and a patron Of the
German Orphan Home.
She is survived by her son, Henry
w. Zeh; a daughter. Mrs. William
E. Yost; brother, Henry Scherger;
five grandchildren and two great
grandchildren, all of WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
DratHa

SIMON: CHRIsToPH. On wednesday
April 4. 1916, at Sibley Hospital. CHRIS
TOPH SIMON of II 10 Kuchanan st. NV.
beloved husband of Alma Groll Simon and
father of Mrs. Alma r, Weaver. Mrs Edna
4; 4, schwarzmann lr,a and Henry F. simon
Saturday, April I. at pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WOOD. CARTER COSTELLO On Mon
DAY, April .. l945, at Mount Alto Hos
pitaL CARTER COSTELLO WOOD. beloved
husband OF Mrs. Elijah Wood and ia ther
Of Mae, Joseph and James Wood. He also
leaves two brothers, three sisters. two
son-in-law and other relatives and friends
Friends may call at his late residence, 425
T st. NV. after o am. Thursday. April s
Funeral Friday, April g, at am, from
the above residence. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Arlington Nationa
Jarvis Co.
WOOD. JOHN EVERETT. On Tuesday,
April 3, l945. at his residence. 1000 Cen
EVERETT wooD, beloved i husband Of the
late Gertrude Emma Wood and father OF
Mrs. Grace McClanahan, Mrs. Helen Wag-
W ner, Philip: Ebert, Roger and Kenneth
pal Chnrch on Friday, April 8, at. 10 80
terment Addison Chapel Cemetery. 5
ZEH, KATIE ELIZABETH On Monday
Ap1il ,. l945. at her residence. 1857 Har.
ward st. NV. KATIE ELIZABETH zEH
wife OF the late George F. Zeh. mother o.
Henry W, zeh, Mrs. William E. Yost and
the late e. Mrs William ]. Lewis: sister OF
Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 i4th st. NV.
on Thursday, April 5. at II: 80 am. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Mrs. Rupert Hughes Death
Certified as Accidental
De tha lxsoeIet.d pras.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 4-The
death March q Of Mrs. Rupert
Hughes, who succumbed to an over
dose of sleeping tablets, was held
today by Coroner Frank Nance to
have been accidental
The coroner said the wife Of the
writer had been overworking on her
writing, aiding her husband in his
preparations for radio work, and
apparently had taken more of the
sedative than she realized.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Nuzis Claim Terrorists
Killed AMG Official
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 4.-Nazi Werewolf
terrorists broadcast last night that
they had kidnapped and slain an
American military Government Of
fetal and ambushed and killed
American soldiers in Aachen and
other occupied towns.
None of the statements had any
Allied substantiation, but during the
day Allied transmitters repeatedly
broadcast Gen. Eisenhower's warn
ing that any German caught attack
ing Allied personnel behind the lines
would be arrested, tried and shot
according to international law.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
District Soldier Freed
From Nuzi Prison Comp

T/5 Robert Bell Bradley has been
freed from German prison camp
according to report from the
United States Military Mission in
Moscow to his parents. M. and Mrs
Gordon B. Bradley, 4l20 Eighteenth
street NV. He was reported missing
last August and in November his
parents were notified that he was
prisoner of war. In the last letter
from their son Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
were informed that he was interned
at Stalag sc.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
}. Randolph Tucker Dies;
Brother Of Two Bishops

BY the Associated Press.
WEIGH, w. Va, April Al. Ran
dolph Tucker. for 80 years prac-
ticing attorney in Welch and
brother of the Right Rev. Henry St
George Tucker Of Washington, Pre-
siding Bishop of the Episcopal
Church in America, died today of a
heart attack.
He was native of Virginia. Sur
viving are his widow and four
children.
He also was brother of the Right
Rev. Beverley D. Tucker, Bishop of
the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Former National Head
Of War Mothers Dies
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, April Mrs.
Margaret N. McCluer. rs, former
national president of the American
War Mothers who III 1923 was named
Typical National War Mother" /"
died Monday in Hollywood, Calf
friends here have learned.
Mrs. McCluer suggested the Moth
er's Day postage stamp which was
authorized in 1884,
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Uarh uf Chunks

GLAsGoE, PETER c. The family of the
their gratitude to their relatives and
friends for the many kindnesses and SYM
pathies extended in their recent bereave-
ment
Evening star., 1945-04-04
SEICSHNAYDRE. MADGE CATHERINE

on ipesaaS, April z. Ig45. at her RESIDENCE;
CATHERINE SEICSHNAYDRE, beloved
wife OF George Lee Seicshnaydre.l She also
Chernfss; her mother, Mrs Maude Berry,
and one grandson, Billy Paul De Cherniss,
1r. Remains resting at the Ives funeral
where funeral services vii be held Thurs
day, April 5, at 80 am. Interment Ma
ttonal Memorial Park
Evening star., 1945-04-04

RIDEOUT, PFC. JAMES A. Killed in ac-
ton in Germany March 5. 1945. Pfc
JAMES A. RIDEOUT. He is survived by
Richard Ferbush: two sisters, Jacquelint
and Ruth Rideout and other relatives ant
friends. Mass will be said at Epiphany
Church, Dumbarton ave. between 9th and
.Sth SITS. NV, on Thursday, April s. at :
am. Relatives and friends invited.
Evening star., 1945-04-04

DULIN, EDNA A. The Of1Cers and MEM
bers of Warren G. Harding
y m Chapter, No 81, O. E. S., are
tSE hereby notified of the sudden
H4k death of our junior past matron.
~AALSA EDNA A. DULIN, on Monday,
W April . 1945. Services at the
S. H. Hines Co. funeral home,
2901 14th ST. NV, on Thurs
day. April ). at ! pm. Eastern Star serv-
ices at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MILDRED GAGE, Worthy Matron.
MILDRED FLINT, Secretary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-17

. SOME OFFICIALS FORESEE considerable difficulty in settling
the patent right questions which have come out of the past war.
These primarily would icu4e atomic energy, jet propulsion, and
radar
Undoubtedly there are others which have not been SC prominently
mentioned and which may not have been developed to play the sen.
satonal roles Of these weapons. all OF which have Revolutionary
POSTWAR prospects,
the United States. Britain has not been hesItant IN making known
prior claims to many of them. They assert that rddar deNeoPFaehI
was far ahead of that in the United States since Britain, because u
her proximity to Germany. knew that more than visual and SOUND
warnings must be had against approaching aircraft
The let propulsion engine used in Americas jet plan is elalnned
to have been based on a model developed IN England aIlhouSn
American developers may challenge this assertion.
Both nations have proclaimed that it was tn poolhg OF NORMA
ton which brought about the atomic bomb Insofar a these nVcn
tons were developed for wartime purposes, Britain probably WI
charge her contribution off to lendlease. But H. Is seems cel'aAm
they help revolutionize the postwar world, a tangle Of claims over
royalties may result.
q IIPERA AIS AND CONSERVATIVES IT braced for . shows
down fight in the Senate and the full employment bill which, slano'
ing alone. is little more than a lofty statement OF pohcy.
Besides statements about unemployment and preserving lrNa'
enterprise. the bill sets up a joint committee to study 'e ehap'oS'
mcnt horizon and report to Congress.
The hot issue lies in the policy statements lHey "o"O r"
Congress on record as saying that III IS TN TesFoh-
sihItv of the federal government to provide such >howdown
volume of federal investment and expenditure as rioh, o
may be needed to assure continuing I'LL employ
ment" e"p"f"'"'
Conservatives are afraid that such a suidepost
would point the easy way to a vast public works p1ogram-neeued
or not A rubic works-mnded administration. they fear. would
come up with ominous reports about looming unemployment. men"
great pressure could be exerted on Congress-alreadyo N record O
the subleCt-to take steps to provide JOBS.
Liberals are ready to fight tooth-and-nai TO get congress %
record on federal responsibility for jobs. Ihey behe|e tha' sue" "
commitment by Congress. plus the joint committee TO 1oresee e"'
ploynent declines, would bring earlier action to forestal dePfsss'oaA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-17

deputies. OF which each delegation VIII have one.
Thcse would 80 over the intricate problems OF
each peace treaty-With Italy, Finland. RomanIa,
Hungary and Bulgalla-Whlch are hrst on the
councils agcnda.
Unsettled points would 90 to the foreign min-
listers to reach a form of agreement under the
Byrues formula, and thus Byrnes and other min
listers could commute between London and their
capitals.
The formula is similar to that followed at
Potsdam, where the Big Three We're able to
reach momentous agreements and settle vastly
complicated questions over a long range in three
weeks of work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-17

Notice the difference between
North's double on his third turn
at Table /, and North's pass on
the same turn at Table > The pass
told South that although North
certainly could double the I
Distributed by King /
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-17
TIKI "FORCING PASS"

THERE ARE plenty Of Tunes
whom a pass by a fine player
shows more strength than a bid
would That is when your partner
already know. you are strong
enough to make a business or pen
atty double of an opponents bid
and are passing the buck to him to
decide if it would be more profit
able to bid. 1t is so also when you
partner knows you could make a
contract which you might bid and
are passing the buck to him to de-
eide whether a double might be
more profitable.
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EAST DETROIT

EAST DETROIT
Modern and bath: attic; basement;
fenced yard; near Q Mile-$6, 200: 1890
down; balance FLA mortgage;
Two-family fiat; and bath each:
basement: steam heats 300; $1,000
down.
Six and bath: garage: 80 n. frontage:
near Nine Mile road--s6. 800; terms.
lots: and BATH garage-$3.tJo:
terms.
Martin Road, near Gratiot: and
BATH utility: hot water furnace-$4.8 300:
terms
and bath: hot water furnace; ga
rage; 2 blocks TO Gratiot-$4. 800: terms.
6 and bath: vacant soon-S3, $50:
terms.
!. acre: vacant 4 and bath; utility;
garagc-S4 $50: terms.
Furnished and bath: utility: near
Gratiot-S4 200: terms.
and bath; unfinished up; good
location: possession In 10 days-s4.75o;
'''''' ~ FRASER
acre: 4 and bath; basement--s5.23o;
terms
acres; 7-room home: tile bath;
ba sement; stoker: garage: 20x40 chick
en- coop with running water: automatic
he alter. Other buildings. $4,000 in.
cludes garden tractor: other equipment.
3 acres: and bath: basement: ga
rage.
n acre; 4 and bath; utility: hot wa.
ter furnace: vscant-s5. 500; terms.
WARREN TWP.
4 and bath near ga and Van Dyke,
50 900 cash
bedroom home: "a acre: small
barn-S4.2OO: 81. 900 down.
LITTLE FARMS
AZ acres on Gratiot; modern brick
home 20x30 brick garage; large chick
en- coop; brooder house etc-sll 500
terms.
.. acre near II Mile and MOT; tile
and brick house: 4 and bath; utility
floored attic; large chicken coop
IS. 300: terms. c
and bath. basement. furnace. 2
large lots. near Gratiot. %, 1900. terms.
large lots. chicken coop, $500. terms.
u acre. fenced. and utility. hot wa
ter furnace. attached garage, near
Gratiot. $4,000. terms.
"a acre; nice 4 room house; large
at,ic-s4. 900; terms.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Cratic, at 10 Mile Rd. Rosevills 1901
UTICA ROAD AT - MILE FRASER
FIVE room house with basement:
small barn; II acres; fertile soil on
Kelley road near Nunneley road -
SIS, 900 cash. Housemap Spitzley Corp.
offices at Groesbeck Highway, (M-97)
and Nunneley road ti6 Mile road. and
Gratiot opposite Ingleside Inn. Cherry
48l6 or Mt. Clemens 1892. Al6s
NEW 2-bcdroom home; utility room:
9ox2o0 II. lot: garage; all modern con-
veniences-$3.8 300: terms to suit.
New all modern year around home on
lake: garage: dock: etc. Must be seen.
81 800 down; balance same as rent
Possession At your convenience.
Two income homes; brick; large
lots: all appliances go with places;
now rented to responsible people: $3.50
per month income places In Al con-
dition: excellent location. Priced right:
sound investment.
Seven rooms and bath: large lot; in
Al condition; blocks to town--s5. 300:
terms.
SIX room house: lot lS5'xl4o' on
Grand; ideal business or investment:
property near depot-$3.800: investi-
gate.
i25 FIT. FRONTAGE; crocker-Har.
per; 81 per foot; good for small bust
ness: others. c
RUEiLE
Croker and Harper
Dial Mt. Clemens 1924 or 1851
Listings Wanted
1
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rooms and bath; hot air heat: ga
rage-S3 900: 81 800 down.
rooms: inside finished In knotty
pine: acre; 2-car garage-$3.oo0
terms.
Unfinished 5-room house: wire for
electric stove; water In house; hip roof
barn-sl 300: $500 down.
Groom modern In downtown section
%. 900: terms.
Modern 4-family apartment IN excel
lent condition; 5 large rooms and bath
TO each apartment: stoker: steam heat:
basement separated for each apart
ment: 2-car garage; good income
Sl6. 900; s.. 900 down.
rooms and bath: sunporch with con-
Meeting 2-car garage: this Is water
front home with a good seawall In high
ly restricted ST. Clair Haven. out East
Jeffe rson-Si0 900: terms
Beautiful brick waterfront home near
10 Mile and Jefferson; living room;
dining room: kitchen: den: powder
room; center hall and sunroom: 4 bed
rooms: tile bath; recreation room: air
conditioned oil heat; 2-car garage: 50
II. boatwell: brick boathouse costing
SO. 900 TO construct; concrete seawali
--s25, 900: $40, 900 down.
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LumIeV. Johnson. Hum
Phone GIL

MODERN 9 rooms and bath: painted
walls: cove ceilings: oak floors and
woodwork: garage: lot 60xl26: immed-
late possession.
MODERN 5-room cottage with garage
on the lake--S8. 800; $4,000 down.
Beautiful 2-family: oil heat; auto
matte hot water: venetian blinds: ga
rage; lot i00xl26: in beautiful condi-
ton: price si03O0: $4,000 down.
FIVE ROOM cottage with glassed-in
porch garage: 100 f.. frontage on JEFF
ferson-$3. 800; n down.
room Colonial: sun room: fireplace
tile bath. lavatory on first floor:
storm sash: stoker: automatic water
heater-Si1 500; 81 900 down.
50 H. lot on Clair-&700.
20 n. lot on Belleview-S2 900.
66 H. lot on Lodcwyck--$l. 800.
E. |. GOLDEN
4 Fifth ST. Phone 876o
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FOUR room bungalow; lights; gas;
water; bath cement block foundation:
almost new; nice decoration; large ga
rage; side drive: fence: fine garden
spot: near Gratiot: lot i00xl40; vacant;
immediate possession; price 900:
81 200 down; $50 month: keys at 4920
Gratiot at l4h Mile. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 8207.