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Evening star., 1945-02-02
Postwar Coaching Stoffs Are Uncertain

Conjectura too the personnel OF postwar coaGng s1as
Hagerty
Duboky Navy and George Murtaug with the
Jacksonville 1t rmored that none Will return TO
Georgetown again. that all will be back.
doubt whether Bill Reinhart returns to George washington
Presumably Zahn Will be
and basket ball Will
big sport .
Cassel will to American U and OF
supplied with boxing coach IN Edde La
rather with Dr. Clarence spears
with school authorities but Is
plain the Terps make permanent arrangements
rumored that Maryland might not have enough
football Virginia
Institute scheduled some time ago. nut
nothing Vrgnas announcement has been aaoed
said he thinks AT athlete able TO
play brung football certainly should be able TO drive
lines and recall his recent
at Club dinner that all sports should De naeo e
war effort demanded mobilization OF manpoWer
plainly whether he's got green
pale CLEAN of green
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Godoy, After Watching Rivals,
Sees Parks Tough for Bivins

high-ranking Blvlns, VINO appears
blubbery at 100 pounds.
Bivins, Arturo said, appears OH
stride following months of inactivity
and far slower than Godoy expected
The Chilean also contends that
Bivins is off in his timing, and needs
general polishing before again TAX
ing his place as a championship
threat.
The short, solid South American
appears in splendid condition fol-
lowing several years Of campaign
ing in his home country, and was to
leave for New York today to set up
training quarters for an extensive
schedule in the United States which
he is confident will lead him to a
third shot at the heavyweight crown
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Believes Russians
Must Be Usinq T
By the Associated Pres,

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La, Feb. a.
told that the Russians were
within 40 miles of Berlin, Head
Coach Bernie Mooretof Louisiana
State commented:
Gee, that's fine. Do you
reckon that fellow Stain Is using
the IT formation?"
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Production Merits Name

Production continued its drive for
ERGO Basket Ball League honors by
taking Welders over the jumps
1921. Don Fones and Knocky
Thomas paced the scoring with sew
en- points each.
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Merrick Games One-Sided

Two Merrick Club Basket Ball
League games last night saw Gen.
trail defeat Georgetown, 1915, in a
l35-pound clash. and Mercury out
score Eastern, 20-10, in a 150-pound
match.
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Central Juniors Ahead

Steve Covy racked 10 points to
lead the Central Juniors to an 1915
victory over the Tech Jayvees on
the later'S court.
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Wim,Lose or Draw
Big College Sports Revision Due Here After Wa
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON

No econverson sports
precinct but it's oddson changes
plated.
From reliable sources hear that neither Catholic University
George Washington
old days when five colleges competed for customers by
dched them for football
TO concentrate indoor while
may devote their entire ball
might be better that Such
with much less than football at less and without
serious professional competition.
1t is doubtful whether U. try again,
least the scale Staff
already blocked
cuies before the full impact of struck Nation
scale than the larger institutions.
1t is inevitable
the local football After the
beginning to blossom into opfgt stars when the buge blew
returned college
golden This time the
field football in the early considered
quarters With
wouldn't to much good
Evening star., 1945-02-02
New Football Alliances Appear Likely

But the old National Football highly and
glamorized The aAmecas don't hesitate reach the
when bidding
for their colleges whistle material
Maryland and Georgetown will have the collegiate field to them
selves and here again adjustments
time breaking off football alliances
habit
schedule that included
either school, Another
Maryland might oab not reschedue Virginia Poly stronger
material College Maryland
imagine high youngser with bright future
haboring desire to in the MarylandV P
Old Liners in other met Duke North Carolina
Virginia Virginia Institute Yale
agan Obviously the won't have
them all single and its
that these schools have postwar plans Of
include Maryland But little effort in this
direction might bring surprising results.
afford to break its ties with Shenandoah
similarly small schools the Hoyas
greatness into larger
class No prestige added to George
Roanoke the three the
Illtoppes than
college these latter fertile ground
for
Evening star., 1945-02-02
League Hockey Results

Indianapolis Capitals. 1; Buffalo Bisons. Q.
Montreal Canadiens. 1; Chicago Black
hawks
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-13
Utica Girl Weds
Army Officer

1T. AND MRS. EDWARD J.
CLINTON have left for Fort
Monmouth, N. j., following
their recent marriage in St.
Lawrence Catholic church IN
Utica.
The bride is the former Fran
ces Anna Arts, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter J. Arts of Utica.
1t. Clintons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clinton, live in De-
troit.
The bride wore white satin
with long train, and finger-tip
veil caught to pearl blossom
tiara. Her flowers were white
chrysanthemums. Mary Grab
ski of Utica and Dorcas Parrot
of Mount Clemens attended her,
wearing pink and blue satin and
net respectively, with bouquets
of roses. George Boehmer was
best man, with Danti Saltarelli,
both Of Utica, as an attendant.
A wedding breakfast and re-
ception followed the ceremony,
1t. Clinton is awaiting his
discharge. Prior to her mar
riage. his wife was employed for
several years at the Mount
Clemens Pottery.
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Coup|etoSpeak
Vows Tomorrow

DORIS FRANCES WALKO-
WIT, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Walkowit of AZ East
Broadway, will become the
bride of Staff Sgt. Charles E..
Kelley at st. Peters Catholic
Church at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Miss Walkowit is a 1913 grad
uate of st. Mary's High school,
and has been employed in the
office of the Register Of Deeds.
Her fiance, who was stationed
at Selfridge Field formerly, has
been in service for three years.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Kelley of Parkersburg, w.
Va.
A wedding breakfast will be
held at Kings Inn and the din
ner and reception will take
place at Tassie's Tavern We'd
nesday evening.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY V.
ODLE entertained guests at sup
per Sunday evening at their
home on Bellevttw avenue.
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u. of M. Meeting

MONTE MCFARLAND, prin-
cipal of Mount Clemens High
school will be in Ann Arbor on
Thursday to attend the 18th an
nual Principal-Freshmen confer
ence. This is sponsored by the
University to give freshmen and
their former high school princi-
pals an opportunity to confer
with each other.
NORMA METLER returned
Sunday night to Ann Arbor,
after spending the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry N. Metler Of Mack ave-
nue..
MRS. C. BERNARD McGHEE
had as her guests last week her
sister, Mrs. Russell Bum and
daughter, Marcia, OF Battle
Creek. Her guest this week Is
her sister, Mary Moore Of Battle
Creek.
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Kitchen Shower
Honors Bride-Elect

EVELYN JUNE MILNER was
feted at a pre-nuptial kitchen
shower Saturday evening by
Mrs. Casper Lozen, 4545 South
River road.
The % guests played bunco,
with prizes going to Mrs. Ana
Clacher, Mrs Harry Woods OF
Detroit, and Bcquita Jobse. A
two-tiered wedding cake center
ed the table flanked by crystal
CandcIabra. Fall flowers were
used throughout the house.
Miss Miner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Miner, "a u
North Broadway, is awaiting the
return of her fiance, Sgt. Wen
dell G.. Bantle, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bantle, 90 Ahrens
street. The wedding will take
place shortly after his arrived
from overseas.
HARRISON Township Home
Economic Clrb will celebrate
its first anniversary at Harrison
Town hall on Wednesday, Nov,
Ii, from 1890 TO 2 o'clock.
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Utica City Clerk Becomes
Bride in Lovely Ceremony

CLEANING TAPERS lighted
Trinity Lutheran Church on
Saturday evening, when Helen
Mabel Kraft became the bride
of Eckford F. Conger, of Utica,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Con-
ger of Royal Oak. Rev. Louis C.
Heinecke read the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride. who is Utica's city
clerk, is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Kraft.
She chose white satin for her
wedding gown, fashioned with a
sheer chiffon yoke with high
neckline. Yoke and fitted bod
ice were joined in scallops
trimmed with butterfly sequins
The flared skirt extended in a
long train. A coronet of the Sc
gums held her finger-tip veil.
and she carried a white prayer
book, a shower of stephanotis
and ribbons falling from gar
denias fastened to it.
Esther Kraft was her cousin S
maid of honor, in gown Of
white ruffled net over taffeta,
carrying a Colonial bouquet of
red roses and yellow carnations.
Bridesmaids were Ele IN 0 +
Priehs, Mary Ellen Conger, Mary
Grabski, Mrs. John Kraft,
Louise Grabski and Mrs. May
nard Conger. They too wore
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white net over taffeta, with
long net mitts and carried bou.
quets of red roses. Betty Jean
Kraft of Utica, and Barbara Ann
Kraft of Mount Clemens, nieces
Of the bride, were flower girls,
wearing floor length dresses OF
blue taffeta. Their tiny bouquets
were sweetheart roses.
Earl James Mcclellan was
best man, with Maynard Con-
ger, brother of the bridegroom,
and John Kraft, brother Of the
bride, seating the guests.
Clinton Valley Inn was the
scene of the reception, at which
there were 200 guests. The
young couple left that evening
for honeymoon, Mrs. Conger
wearing a winter white gabar-
dine suit for travelling.
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Deputy Sheriff
10 Take Bride

THE ENGAGEMENT Of Vir'
GINA Laethem 10 Louis A
Guiette was announced at par
ty given by Mrs. Emmett Guiette
al her home on Eastman street
Miss Laethem is the daughter
of Emil Laethem of 1925 Yer
onica avenue, East Detroit. and
is employed at Malbin's in
Mount Clemens. Her fiance, son
OF Mrs. Norwood Deichert, is a
veteran OF two and half years
IN the Coast Guard, who since
his release has been appointed
deputy sheriff Of Macomo
county.
The 18 guests at the party
learned the news by means OF
the names Of the engaged couple
on the napkins. The table was
laid with lace and conferred win
pink roses and white bebe
NUNS. with crystal candelabra
holding pink tapers thanking the
arrangement. The group includ-
ed friends of the bride-elect
from East Detroit, Center Line,
Roseville, Detroit and Mount
Clemens.
The wedding Is set for Thanks
giving Day at 8 o'clock at ST.
Peters Catholic Church IN
Mount Clemens.
CPL. AND MRS. NJ. r. FIELD
MAN barbara Alpern) arrived
Sunday from Pyote Field, Mon
ahan, Tex. to spend few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Alpern, OF MorosS
avenue.
RALPH and Alton Buchanan
of Mallast Subdivision, accom-
panied by their brothers How
ard and Tom of Detroit, left
Monday morning for Sidnaw in
the Upper Peninsula, for 10 days
Of deer-hunting.
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Children'S Center
Expert to be Speaker

N. T. SMALZRIED, psychia-
trio consultant from the Chill
dren's Center in Detroit. will be
the guest speaker before the
combined meeting of the three
Child Study Groups on Wednes-
day evening. Nov. IA. The title
of his talk is "Peep-a-Boo with
Emotions.
The meeting is TO be held in
the New Glenwood hotel, begin
ming promptly at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Leon Mandell will be hostess, as
sisted by members of the social
committees of the three groups.
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AT A SIMPLE BUT impress
SIVE CEREMONY at the USO
Club Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Walter II. Fenton was formally
recognized as First Lady OF
Mount Clemens.
She was presented with a Ger
tificate of Recognition of Beta
Sigma PM, business girls sor-
GRITTY, which sponsored the re-
cent contest to determine the
Mount Clemens woman who had
contributed the most to the COM
munity in the past year.
Pherne Andreas, president OK
Gamma Rho chapter, made the
presentation in the main hall al
the USO Club, where a large
group of invited guests, repre-
senting leaders in many tields
of activities in Mount Clemens.
were gathered. Miss Andreas
outlined Mrs. Fenton's career OF
service, which not only includes
the past year and the years OF
the war, but 81 years-her
length of residence in Mount
Clemens. The sorority presi-
dent expressed the respect and
esteem in which Mrs. Fenton IS
universally held.
In accepting the award, which
was accompanied by a large
bouquet of yellow roses, the
sorority flower, Mrs. Fenton
answered.
The pleasure and satisfaction
| have derived from my various
activities is ample reward for
any work l have done, but l
am grateful to the sorority for
this honor
The program opened with an
Invocation by Rev. Joseph -,
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Quiet Wedding
Unites Couple

A QUIET WEDDING in Zion
Evangelical Church Saturday
evening united Winfield DeN-
loft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Dettloff of North avenue
and Charles a. Kreiner, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kreiner of
Jefferson avenue
Rev. jacob Whitman per-
formed the ceremony at Z o.
clock in the presence of immedi-
ate families. The bride wore a
tan suit with harmonizing ac-
cessories, and a corsage of bird
of-paradise blooms. Attendants
were the brides sister Mrs. Fred
erick Nicolai, who also wore n
suit, and Tromas w. Frederick
Mr.. and Mrs. Kreiner are
making their home with his par
ents.
HAROLD VOLKER, OF Au-
burn, Washington state, is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Volker, 227 Cass avenue.
He was called here by the ILL
ness of his mother.
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Mk &nMe

LEONA KAY SANDROW-
SKI, on her first birthday an
niversary Wednesday, and her
mother, Mrs. Leopold Sandrow-
ski, 189 East Broadway. whose
birthday anniversary will be
Sunday. Leona's daddy is a sea-
man first class in the Navy, en-
route to Japan.
JOYCE ANN MOORE, 40
Parkview, whose seventh birth
day anniversary was Saturday,
and she entertained 10 little
friends.
TISGT. AND MRS. FRANK
Lauhoff, on their second wedding
anniversary Nov. 8. Mrs. Lau-
hoff, the former Mary Louise
Murphy, makes her home with
her small daughter at SO Lincoln
avenue. Sgt. Lauh IF was re-
Gently promoted from the grade
Of staff sergeant, on Okinawa,
where he has been serving with
the 3180th Signal Service Bat
talon for the past seven months.
MRS. p. K. McWETHY, South
Wilson boulevard, on her birth
day anniversary today.
1T. THOMAS w. CROSS.
USNR, who celebrated his birth
day anniversary Monday. L..
Cross is on terminal leave.
LYNN CHARBENEAU, on his
eighth birthday anniversary
Monday. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Charbeneau Of 1870 South
Wilson boulevard, he is planning
a party for next Saturday.
BEVERLY ANN BONN, who
celebrated her fifth birthday an
niversary Saturday by entertain
ing IL little playmates at a
party. She Is the daughter OF
Mr.. an Mrs. Henry Bohm, 2412l
Donaldson road.
BARBARA MOORE, who will
be three years old on Wednes-
day. She is the daughter OF Majo
Malcolm p. Moore, who is sta
toned IN Hawaii, and Mrs
Moore, of SO Grove Park ave.
nue..
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
II. Nunneley of the Stone Apart.
ments on Cass avenue. on their
third wedding anniversary to.
day.
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Noted Speaker Lists Books
for Wednesday, Reviews
HIGHLIGHTS IN CURRENT

HIGHLIGHTS IN CURRENT
FICTION will be discussed by
Miss Edith Thomas OF the Uni
versity of Michigan Library,
when she appears under the aus
pices of the Young Women S
Episcopal League at Mrs. Os-
wald c. Fluemer's South wilson
boulevard home on Wednesday.
Miss Thomas, who is in charge
of the University Library Ex-
tension Service, and a special
lecturer in the department OF
Library Science. has had wide
experience in giving book re-
views to clubs and educational
organizations throughout the
state. She is especially interest
ed In children's books, and is
state chairman OF reading In the
Michigan Congress Of Parents
and Teachers.
Among the books M iss
Thomas will discuss are The
Black Rose by Thomas B. Cos
tain; The Peacock Sheds his TAU
by Alice Tisdale Hobart; The
White Tower by James Ramsey
Ullman; A Lion is in the Streets
by Adria Locke Langley Pleas
ant Valley by Louis Bromfield;
The Egg and I by Betty Mac
Donald; Immortal Wife by Irv-
ing Stone; and Three O'CLOCK
Dinner by Josephine Pinckney.
Dessert luncheon will be serv-
ed at 100 o'clock, with a string
ensemble of the High School De.
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PlW.vv0Rlls
AZ Last
A Real Treatment!

Anyone Who has ever had PIn-worms
knows how tormenting and embarrassing
this infection can be. and how hard II may
he 70 deal with the creatures. once they Get
fcotheld inside he body.
Today. thanks 70 . special. medically rec.
oenise6 drug (gsntian yiolst). highly efs
fective tssatneat he's BEEN made possibIe.
This dry9 b the Vital inGrsdsent In e.Ws
oratsriss u DR.. ID. Jayne . Son. e.W tab
lets Are email and sasy 70 take. and they
act In . special way 70 remove Pin.Worms.
So wokeh out Tor The warning signs that
may mean Pin-Wevme IN your child o.
yourself-->specially the aeSravatine rectal
itch. And cont delay. Ask your druggist
for yAvNt'S P.W right away. and follow
the directions. Satisfaction guaranteed, or
your money back.
It's easy 70 remember p.W Tor Pin.Worms |
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Births at st. JOseph's

MIR. AND MRS. HENRY l..
MCLEAN, Van Dyke, daugh-
ter, Carol Madeline, Nov. IL.
MIR. AND MRS. WILBUR n.
PENZIEN, 228 North Wilson
boulevard, son, Charles Hen
ry, Nov. II.
MR.. AND MRS. CLAYTON II.
DESTROSS, st. Clair Shores, a
son, Robert James, Nov. II.
MIR. AND MRS. w. BEELER
MORRIS, Center Line, a son,
Wayne Leroy, Nov. 8.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM A.
ARNOLD, 239 North Broadway,
daughter, Linda Lee, Nov. 9.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER L.
KOWALIK, Center Line, son,
George Joseph, Nov. 8.
MIR. AND MRS. ERNEST v.
DeGROVE, 268 Dickinson ave-
nue., daughter, Nina Mae, Nov.
8.
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES r.
ALBIN, Roseville, a daughter,
Judith Anne, Nov. 3.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD r.
COLLIN, Detroit, a daughter,
janice Anne, Nov. g..
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN R.
SAVAGE, Washington. q son,
William Ronald. November 7.
MR.. AND MRS. BERNARD L.
NEWMAN, 800 Cass avenue, a
daughter, Karen Anne, Nov. 7.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT VAS
QUEZ, East Detroit. a daughter,
Shirley Ann, Nov. z.
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Rummage Sale

MRS. LILLIAN HOFFMAN
Is chairman of the rummage
sale sponsored by the Dorcas
Society OF Zion Evangelical
Church Nov. 16 and IL at A
Broadway. Her committee mem
bers are Mrs. William Babe.
Mrs. Albert Kaiser, Mrs. Agnes
Peters and Mrs. May Brass. Ar
ticles may be left at the parish
house or will be picked up by
Mrs. Erwin Egle, dial 1914 or
Mrs. Babe dial 1885.
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5liyt Lady efmo1nt Glsm~,, l., Honoured
at Distinctive Reception at MSO Club

Kennedy of the First Presbyter-
ian church and the national an
them. Beta Sigma Phi's open
ing ritual was recited in unison
by sorority members, and Miss
Georgia hidden welcomed the
guests. Erma Bennett outlined
the aims of the sorority, and
Mrs. Lewis F. Peters (Marjorie
Babcock) played two piano Sc.
lections.
After the presentation, Pris-
ella Tinker sang two vocal
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numbers to close the program.
Tea was served from a table
laid with ivory linen. Crystal
candelabra held yellow tapers
thanking a large bouquet Of yell
low roses. Miss Bennett pre-.
sided.
Mrs. John Roskopp was chair
man Of the contest and tea. Her
committee included Mrs. Brent
Bailey. Lenore Lenox, Mrs. Ed
ward Mandel and Mrs. Emmett
Guiette.
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Feather Party

AMERICAN LEGION will
sponsor the annual feather party
on Monday evening. Nov. 19, at
$40 o'clock at the Legion club
house, il is announced today. Ed
ward DeVriese, chairman, stated
today, that the regular meeting
will not take place that night.
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partment of Grace Church
School playing, The public is
invited to attend the affair, first
of two such events 10 be spon-
sored this year by the League,
with Mrs. Reinhardt Nank Al
charge of the project.
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PHYLLIS KEARL, on her
birthday anniversary today. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase Kearl Of High street.
CHARLES SCHMIDT Of An
Choir Bay Shores, who has been
i'll for several weeks, was taken
TO st. Joseph's hospital yester.
day.
MRS. GORTON MONTIQUE,
South Wilson boulevard. on he;
birthday anniversary today.
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EAST DETROIT
Modern 3-bedroom brick; recreation
room: near Gratiot-So. 400
Modern brick and tile bath: floored
attic: south OF Q Mile near Gratiot-
50 900; includes carpeting.
Six and bath; garage; 80 #. frontage:
near Nine Mile road-Se. 300: terms.
ROSEVYLLE
and bath; . lots; near Gratiot-
S.. 500: terms.
Vacant 4 and bath; stairway 10 floor.
ed attic. near Gratiot-S4.5oo: $1,000
down.
4 and bath; utility; near Martin road
and Gratiot-s3. 900: 81 900 down.
Martin Road. near 0ratiot; s and
bath: utility: hot water furnace-t4. 800:
terms.
and bath: vacant soon-S3. $50:
terms.
2 acres: 7-room home: tile bath:
basement; stoker: garage; 30x40 chick.
en- coop with running water: automatic
heater. Other buildings, 5000 In.
eludes garden tractor: other equipment.
) acres: and bath: basement: g.
a acre; 4 and bath: utility: hot va.
ter furnace: vacant-es.500: terms.
WARREN TWP.
TOepfer near van Oykes ana oatn:
utility; attic; gsrage-eA.o00: 81 500
down.
. bedroom home: o. acre: small
barn-s4. 200; $1,000 down.
LITTLE FARMS
Little Mack and II Mile; and bath:
utility: attic; 2 lots each S0x20o; a
sood buy for $4,000.
s0xfoo on Gratiot: az miles north %
Mt. Clemens; modern rooms; base
mens home: garage; near stores -
Lot 2ooxiie: 3 and bath down: un-
finished rooms up; near Gratiot -
81. 200.
3. acre near II Mile and M-97: tile
and brick house: 4 and bath; utility !.
floored attic; large chicken COOP
IS. 300: terms. c
and bath. basement. furnace.
large lots. near Gratiot. %. 800. terms.
Groom home. basement. furnace. 2
large lots. chicken coop. $500. terms
a. acre. fenced. Z and utility. hot wa
ter furnace. attached garage. near
Cratiot. $500. terms.
q acre; nice Z room house: large
attic-SA. 900: terms.
u acre: 4 and bath $4,000: terms
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
oratlos o. 70 Mile k0 Nessviiie $780,
UTICA ROAD AT 10 NILE FRASER
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terms.
rooms; nicely finished on inside:
terms.
Modern = rooms: hardwood floors;
basement; hot air heat-s<. 500: terms.
rooms: MODERN: steam heat: would
for business on Mscomb street down
town srea--ss.00o: "a. 800 down
Modern 4-family apartment: large
rooms and bath In each spartment.
steam heat stoker: 2-car earaee
Gle. 800: 5000 down.
live business corner with 3-storv
bldg. In down town area.
Lake ST. Clair-ss. 400: terms.
Tom Whiteley
81 Msconb St. Above Cunningham q