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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Harry G. Peet, ReaItor

Harry c. Peet, ReaItor
1ls PEARL ST. PHI 1911
BALLARD ST. Il block from West
Cross street. IL room apartment
house. two complete baths, steam
heating system, large apt. down
occupied by owner, two nice income
apartments upstairs. full attic.
This property Is centrally located
and a very good buy. Price $3.50.
Terms.
y. RIVER ST. Income modern apart
ment house, four apis. excellent
heating system. Most Of furniture
goes with place, large lot. SiO,75O.
Terms. $1,000. This property Is
zoned for business = block from
+. Michigan.
4 ROOM cottage. Ford Dam Subdlvi-
sion. $500. Terms. 5000 down. Pos
session 10 days.
HOLMES RID, beautifully decorated
eight room house, fireplace. stool
and lavatory down, all hardwood
floors, complete bath upstairs, gar
age house with two modern apis,
reasonable price. Terms.
W. CROSS ST. u room modern IN
come house, eight apis. and extra
rooms, furniture with place except
csretaker's apt Reasonable price.
Terms.
LOVELY - room. two family unit,
fireplace, two baths, two kitchens,
hot water heat. basement, garage.
3l2,500 Terms.
on DEvONsHIRE. three room cot
tage, wired for electricity. 1880.
Terms.
SEVERAL. SMALL cottages and
homes 10 choose from. Possession
so DAYS.
W. CROSS ST. - room income home.
comp. baths, Hardwood floors
down. Nearly new furnace. Garage.
Near Normal. Price Sl0,5OO Terms
MILDRED ST. near corner Of En-
erick St room house. hardwood
floors down, bath, furnace, garage,
nice lawn. one Of the better homes
Price 1875. Terms.
HARRY 6. PEET
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Farm Products, Equipment
Musical Equioment

USED PIANO SAIL. Al rseondi-
TONED and guaranteed. YpSilanu
PLAna Co. 4o1 4. Michigan Ave.
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Brokeraue Laros
Merchandise


INVALID Wheel Chair, Ice Boxes,
all sizes, small size gas
stove, coal and wood range,
electric automatic cooker. Utility
work cabinet. Flat top office desk
Occasional and lounge chairs. Good
student plano, / and burner hot
plates. Electric iron. end tables,
book shelves, student desks, kit
chen cabinet lamps, clocks and
hundreds Of large and small arti-
Giles. open evenings and sundays
Come out and look around. Muel-
ler's, 1895 +. Michigan, corner OF
Harris Road.
AZ MODEL HOT POINT refrl gerator,
s IT, chrome kitchen set with red
leather seats and backs, I pc. bed
room suite. with inuerspring mat
tress. Jenny Lind bed complete.
Call after 10 a. m. 1876 y. LaMay.
BEDROOM SUIT and brass bed. both
complete = size black walnut bed,
mahogany living room table, comb.
desk, upright piano and "a in. and
2 in pre-war paint brushes. 1873
Grant st. Phone 2t14-R.
TABLE TOP KEROSENE STOVE
with built in oven and coal heating
stove, both good condition. Also
two baby beds. one with inner
spring mattress, s. and -. 81
Emerson.
s LACE PANE CURTAINS SO in.
long. Pre-war innesrspring mat
tress. Kitchen cupboards with base.
l25 y. Hamilton. Phone 7s9-R.
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Classified Advertising

RATES. ords for consecutive 1srtonA hnsi
100 Ten Days &c
Minimum classified advertisement three lines
Special
classified Advertising
Not than Incorrect insertion
pubicatiOn no. az
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Livestock

TEAM OF 3 NR. OLD BELGIAN
horses, harness. S year old Guern-
sey COW, fresh soon. Walter J
kruse. $50 clark Rd Tel. 1918.
COCKER SPANIELS, male. black.
registered, excellent pedigree. Also
stud service. 35Jj Judd I'd, Milan.
Phone 1O4-F-3I.
BOSTON PUPPIES. Registered and
pedigreed. 5fg4 Textile Rd. Be-
tween stony Creek Rd. and CS-23
CANARTES, ! male. female. / love
bird and cages. 2s5 Z. Park. Phone
ghg-T-f
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Houses For sale

ACT NOw-ONI.Y A FEW LEFT
Modern, NEW CONDITIONED 2
bedroom houses. tile features,
furnace heat, full basement and
attic, Detroit city water, gas,
deep sewer, large lot in RE-
STRICTED NEIGHBORHOOD
near transportation. New school
and stores. $3.50 down payment.
Total price IS, $50. Mel-Kingsbury
g. Co, 5254l Michigan Ave,
Wsvne.
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sltuatlon, Wanteo-Femal,

EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER:
students wife desires part time
work, preferably from a. m. to 3
%. m, days a week, as stenog.. or
typist. Excellent references. Box
At e % the Press
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Rooms ror nett

ROOM suitable for two-individual
beds. innerspring mattresses. clean
and quiet. EOS y. Normal st. off
Washtenaw.
WANTED; A neat young man to
share double room, private emit
rance us Lowell Phone 1S16-W.
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ROOM HOUSE. Very desirable. 80
day occupancy for q. !. f. Braman,
COLL Harding. Phone 249A
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PouI,ry For sals

FvuTVT FVT odId
BABY CHICKS ON SALE L. s. Ap-
proved, Pullorum controlled. Any
surplus chicks viii be sold at spe-
cial price Of $1,000 per 100 while
they last. Moore Hatchery, 4l733
Michigan, Wayne. Phone Wayne
DELI.
CALL OUR ADTAkER. ~ 80 fop
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Business Property For Rent
Houses For Sale

BUSINESS SPACE suitable for bar
Der or beauty shop or office Mich
Ave cor. Wizard RI Phone 89I-W-.
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Wanted To Rent

WANTED; on or after April /, 1915,
furnished apt, small house or
lakeside cottage. No children and
will execute reasonable lease II
owner so desires. Call collect Ma
jor G. r. Bell Ann Arbor 2443l
ext t06
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Real Estate
Apartments Far Rent

Apartments PIT Heht
APT. FOR RENT. room furnished
apt. downstairs. Private entrance.
Adults. Inquire at l6 S. Normal or
Tel, 3l74-W.
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BEDROOM house or APARTMENT
adults, two are University stu
dents. VIII lease. Phone 1s5-W.
WANTED-ROOM or light house
keeping by employed couple. PHI.
S4.-J
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YEAR OLD BABY DESIRES three
room furnised apt or larger for
veteran father and mother. Phone
244O-w
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Announcements
CHURCH OF CHRIST

ORDER YOUR PRE-FABRICATED
GARAGE now for Immediate de-
livery. See model on display at "a
D.. Michigan. orders taken, while
they last, at ITO W. Michigan Ave.
Phone 1857.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. In tho
Circuit Court for the County OF
Washtenaw.
In Chancerv.
SADURA MANTHEY, Plaintiff.
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8 ACRES JUST OFF W. MICH
IGAN, new car garage, suitable
for living quarters. Shed. Elec-
tricity to buildings. Good water
supply. Fruit trees. $1,000. Can
also buy year old horse, Guilt
vator and drag with property.
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WANTED by JUNE "a or 3 bed
room house in or near Ypsi. WIN
pay up TO l years rent in advance.
Phone s4i-J-l2
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

scored 60 points in four games
this season. He sprained his right
ankle before last weeks game
with Toledo University and was
not able to practice until Tuesday.
With Sovran in the lineup we
will have a chance" said Assistant
Coach Eddie Barbour. speaking
for Brazil Without him 1 fear
the worst"
Barbour pointed out that
Wayne has a moderate-siZed but
very fast team. Also that thus
far this season the Titans have
Jared best against tall, slow teams
but have not done so well against
the small, speedy guys.
The TitanS will get another
acquisition tomorrow in the per-
son of center Don Hamilton. Don
has been on the side-lines since
last Saturday because his eye
glasses were broken in the Toledo
game. A new pair with unbreak-
able lenses have been ordered and
they are expected TO arrive before
game time Saturday.
Although Brazil and Goa h
Newman Ertell of the Tartars are
lugubriously predicting defeat for
their teams, a study OF the sea-
sons scores indicates the Titans
should have slight edge. Both
teams have beaten Western On
tario and Michigan Normal but
the Tartars have been conquered
by Akron which in turn was
beaten by Toledo. a Titan victim.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Five
Keeps Rolling
BY JAKE BERSON

BY tomorrow night Centr a
Highs basketball team may prac-
tically have clinched a place In
the Metropolitan League playoffs.
Having whipped u. of D. High
yesterday for its fourth straight
victory, 44-34, the Blazers and
Cubs tangle again tomorrow
night on the u. of d. High court
with the former again favored.
Central yesterday built Pip
lead at the half and never trailed
in the second half. AL Freedman
was the big scorer for Central
with Ia points, while Harry
Manuel. with 13 markers, topped
the Cubs.
Feature of today's nine-game
Metro schedule is the natural"
between Southwestern and West
ern in the formers gym.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
By TOM HARPER

On the heels of the possibility
Highland Park may withdraw
from the Metropolitan High
School Athletic League, it was
learned today that c h o C
Central, most powerful member
of the Catholic League, has
under consideration a move to
drop from league competition
for two-year period.
'If we do drop from league
competition, it will be because a
delay by the board Of directors
in announcing next seasons
schedule has forced us into this
move" a school spokesman said.
It looks like we are getting
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Everyone's Grateful TO Him

It's fellows like w. w. c. to whom the entire sporting
fraternity has and always will be grateful
He's the who sticks it out through the smooth &nd
rough who gives the promoters something to fall BACK
on and the will to go ahead.
We in newspaper business indebted to men
like w. w. c.. because, thanks to him, haze our
jobs in sports departments.
his suggestion, this column heartily approves Last
Mondays definitely has put Godfrey the spot fnan-
cially night his behalf unquestionaby would come in
handy.
10 small 10 be
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Tommy TO Miss Club

1t looks like Tommy Bridges will miss the
coveted "200-Wins Club" an exclusive Ameri-
can League pitchers group which includes only
Red Ruffng of the Yankees, Mel Harder of the
Indians and Ted Lyons Of the White Sox. 4
HoUing totaled 1873 mound UictorieaI
in a brilliant career Uith the Tigers,
Bridges needed only seUen to make the
grade. But, noW a coach, the Detroit
curUe ball star toiH hoUe to be contenr
with his close approach to the magnetic
number
Bob Feller came back late last summer and
added five victories for seven-season total Of
112 wins as against 81 defeats. Spud Chandler,
who also returned from the wars has life
time mark of so successes as compared to 80
losses.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Sports
BREV|T|E

Chandler Harper, Portsmouth,
Va, held first-day lead with II
in $4,000 San Francisco Golf
Open e. Sammy Byrd, Detroit,
had "a Toronto Maple Leafs
poured il on early against Mon
treal Canadiens, then managed to
Just win, Sd.
Racing at the Fairgrounds track
in New Orleans has been called off
at least until next Tuesday be-
cause of excessive rainfall which
has made the turf dangerously
heavy. Yesterdays racing there
was marked by two spills, one OF
them serious.
Gus Lesnevich, the light heavy
weight boxing champion fights
Joe Kahut of Woodburn, Ore, in
Portland, Ore. tonight In
Madison Square Garden. New
York, Jake LaMotta will be a
1875 favorite 10 defeat Tommy
Bell. Youngstown, O.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

group, six are judges 25 years
later. A half dozen more are sue
ceSlul lawyers. Three are promi-
nont executives in the A & p
chain. Peter Sweeney heads De-
troIts Department of Recreation.
Tom Tiger" Thornton is chief
assistant United States district
attorney here.
In addition to Gillis, those
on the bench arc: Tom Maher
Of Recorders Court; Tom kenney
Common Pleas; Frank Fitzgerald
Circuit Court Commissioner; Har-
old Coyle. a circuit judge an In
diana and Nal Gormely, a pro-
bate judge in Connecticut.
The successful lawyers include
Jack y o. k o. Canif, William
"Binker" Brett, Howard Philli.
part, John Bunny" Barrett, Jerry
Kenney, clerk TO Judge Christie
pher Stein and Patsy McKenna
clerk 10 Judge Hartrick in the
Oakland County Circuit Court
The late Frank Kane and Ton
Mcnamara also were attorneys
Men of that same squad who
have made their mark in the in.
dustrial world clude G Frank
B Butc her, Walter Ellis, Larry
Welsh and Joe Brennan.
"a lot OF us wouldn't have
gone past the sixth grade II
we hadn't wanted TO stay In
school TO play football" ellis
recalled today. "We made sac
rifces TO continue playing for
we were all holding jobs at the
same time. Whenever hear
the sport Is being over-empha-
sized \ cite our 1921 squad
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Fear
More Raids
Line Stars Loss
Expected Next
By LEO MACDONELL

Still groggy from the thunder
Gus impact of frankie Sinkwich's
hop TO the New York Yankees,
the Lions await fearfully the next
blow in the All-America Confer
ence player raids which are rid
ding the National League of star
performers.
II is rumored that the new
combination now has its eyes set
on Bill Radovich and Emil Uremo-
vich, mainstays Of Gus Dorais'
great forward line. Radovich will
wind up with the Los Angeles
club, according to reports.
The snatching of Sinkwich,
signed TO a three-year contract
at handsome salary" with Dan
Topping's Yankees marks the Sec
ond Lions star lost TO the new
loop. Harry Hopp has signed with
Buffalo.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
By GEORGE Y. VAN

The Detroit Yacht Club will
sponsor the Gold Cup Regatta
If one is held during 1916.
This was assured today in a
letter TO Commodore Leo II.
Robb of the Dye from Eric r.
Greenleaf, secretary Of the
American Powerboat ASsocia-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

ton which governs the race and
the site.
Robb had asked for the re-
gatta on the Detroit River, Aug.
81, Sept. ! and Sept. 2.
This was necessary inasmuch
as an eastern yacht club had
won the race in 1889 with
Hotsy-Totsy. This organization
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

Thus two Gold Cup boats vir.
tually are certain for 1910.
Formal recognition of the
Dye request will be granted to-
night In New York at the Lex
ington Hotel at meeting Of the
America Powerboat Association.
The Dye delegates at this
meeting are Leonard Thomson,
Donald Van Pelt and Clarence
Platte.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

meet the winner OF the first
division for the right to be the
parochial representative In the
Goodfellow contest.
although some members Of
the league are against this setup,
il was not our choice In the
first place, but a plan agreed
upon by all members of the first
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Nip Bruins,
Near Lead
Oct Two TaNies
With Late Rush
BY LEWIS II. WALTER


Come in for the last 10 min
utes and see the Detroit Red
Wings do their stuff! The way
the Redshirts are coming from
behind in the stretch you could
call them the Men O. War Of
hockey. Or you might want a
saliva test!
Today the Red Wings are one
game from first place, just two
points behind the deadlocked
Montreal and Chicago clubs. A
week ago they were in fourth
place.
They're up there now because
defenseman Bill Quackenbush and
left wing Harry Watson scored
within Al seconds of each other
in the final period last night for
the goals that beat the Boston
Bruins. 2-l
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

are In process of change, defer
until after the annual meeting
the matter of what rules and
requirements need be made on
the basis Of the changes sug-
gested but not yet approved"
First indication of an actual
bidder for the Gold Cup is the
news that c. j. Fisher, owner
of Miss Cincinnati of Cincinnati,
O., has asked to fly the Dye
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

colors on his boat in the 1916
race. The request was granted
this week by the Dye directors.
II is already known that +.
A. Wilson of Ingersoll. Ont, is
now planning TO build a Gold
Cup boat. He recently pur-
chased four Packard Rolls
Royce Merlin motors, and is
now working with designers on
a Gold Cup hull. N
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

~ q n - z -
dents, they had been brought
here bv the lure of a football
team that had bg-time aspira-
tlons. They lived an informal
hand-to-mouth euStence out in
their rooming house where, ellis
recalls, "the first fellow awake
in the morning was always the
best dressed for tt1at day.
II was certainly a condition
that Chicago Jniversitys preSi-
dent, Robert Hutchins would de-
plore. They were open 10 allega-
tions Of being tramp athletes"
for undeniably most had trans
ferred from other institutions.
But Of this seemingly simless
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Eddie Lake Happy Over Swap
Which Lands Him With Tigers
BY LEO MACDONELL

Only a fair hitter in his earlier years,
he got to Swinging last summer and be-
came one of Joe Cronin's most depend
able poDer hitters. Among flock OF
extra base hits Uere II home runs, one
of then, at Briggs Stadium.
The fact that Johnny Pesky and Bobby
Doerr were on their way back plus the need OF
a first baseman made the trade possible for the
Red Sox. Clark Griffith wanted Lake for the
Senators but in getting Rudy York, the Boston
club was able to plug the hole at first.
Lake said he did not expect to have any
contract difficulties with the Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

PICK HARLOW
DICK HARLOW

DICK HARLOW Harvards football coach has been elected
Coaches Association f. f. TAD VIE
elected first vice president and d. Q. CTuss)
McLaughry of Dartmouth secretary treasurer
WILLIAM J. BOWLING state racing commissioner, isn't
going follow the lead of the New York commission in
aboshng Daily Double well want get ones
views FIRST" he told the Times today "It
popular with the
the first
FLOYD PERRAS goaie for Minneapolis in the T.: s
recalled goae by the Detroit Red
Wings given Harry Lumey
slight injury night The Wings would have been
shape il had had deenseman in sub
doubtful Adams would take Tommy Wilson from Indianapolis
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

as defending champion was en-
titled to hold the event if they
wanted it. The eastern club
apparently didn't want it.
Greenleafs letter to Robb, in
part, said:
"You may count on these
dates IL that Is your desire and
we would rather, I'm view Of the
fact that the Gold Cup rules
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Skate Meets Off

The Detroit Times Michigan
Open High School relay speed
skating championships scheduled
for Belle Isle tomorrow have beer
postponed as has the meet at Wy
andotte Sunday. An attempt will
be made TO hold the Times meet
next Friday night.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

the game run around they gave
us last year when they delayed
in setting up a schedule until
two months following the end
of the Goodfellow contest.
JUST MEET WINNER
"As you know we do not play
strict league schedule, but just
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

Forsyth. tn a I
the Tit a n S >
first strin &
center and high
s c o + +. Gino
Sovran. would
be able to play
at least part of
I h e & a m e
which will be
played in the
Lincoln hig h
school gynna-
SUM, Ferndale.
s Vran h a s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Clicks at Right lime

Bought by the Red Sox in 1913 in the next
two seasons he performed as a utility outfelder
with something less than great distinction. AS
matter of fact he was headed back for Sacra-
mento as part payment for Glen Dresewerd,
the pitcher Then Eddie got going He
attributes his success to the fact that he got
to playing regularly. He even pitched six
games.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

new Tiger shortstop at the
players home in Oakland.
Judge says Lake is anxious
to play shortstop for the world
champions.
IL think l proved last
season with the Red Sox that
l am a big league shortstop,"
Lake told Judge.
Lake, %, and a native Cali
fornian, finally arrived this past
season after bouncing around
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
SHANROCKS MAY QUIT PARISH LOOP

division. But once again with
the time for the schedule to be
announced along with any other
plan that might effect us we
have been unable to find out
what will happen.
I'VE want 10 do what ever
the league decides. But II they
continued to stall around. the
only course open TO us Is TO go
ahead and schedule contests
with last years opponents and
then if our dates conflict with
those given us by the league.
we must then fulfill our obliga-
tlon TO those we have signed
contracts with, although IL
means dropping out OF the
league and becoming ineligible
for the charity game"
MAY PLAY PARKERs
The possibility that both High
land Park and Catholic Central
will fall out Of their respected
leagues may well bring about a
contest between the two schools
next fall.
Clarence E. (Steamer) Horn
ing. Parker athletic director
when asked about the chances
for a game in the event the two
teams quit their present leagues,
said:
"The contest would he n nat
ural. know Of no other school
that Highlan Park would
rather meet than Catholic
Central"
The Rev. Fr. James +. Mar
tin, athletic director Of Catholic
Central, could not be reached
for comment.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Marvel TO Return

Masked Marvel will make his
first appearance at Fairview Ga -,
dens next Tuesday when he NEE
Eddie bad Mani Lewis in the
main event OF the weekly wres-
Ting show. There will be three
other bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Basketball Scores

~ United Press
Holy Cross SO Bowling Green 81.
Syracuse 81 NiaEarA 40
Marshall - FArm0nt Teacher AT
Naval Arnory tchicaKoi so. Navy Pier ~.
Nilianova IS Boston College -.
Toledo 81. Bradley Tech 40.
Mich Normal sc 81 Mays 20 81.
Puerto Rico a. Loyols Chicsgo ~.
Albion So, Calvin 43.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

AlteTnates Detroit-LiScombe, Cerveth, Ros-
slrnol. McCaig. Jackson Lindsay. Watson.
Couture Howe BoSton-McGill. Cain. Smith.
Guidolin. Shll. Csllinger. Mcmahon. Church.
Crawford.
Referee-Bnl Chadwick LIneSmen-Douglas
Young and stanley McCAhe
FIRST PERIOD
ScorinC-None
PenaltieS-tackson Guidolin
SECOND PERIOD
l-B0Ston' McCNi tCain-Smith ; oS.
Penalty-McCAle
THIRD PERIOD
Detroit QuackenhuSh tCarveth1. 10dS.
3-DctrOit. Watson lCouture-McCsigI I ! 26.
PcnaltieS-None.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

DtIS luIN bNl
I h at un d e.
fe te q 1921
squad Of which
he was a men,
Der.
The ou ?
was larg y
com p oSed OF
uprooted W a 7
veterans, their
schooling inter-
ru p e d b y
World War j.
Older than the