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The Nome nugget., 1946-12-30
Veterans AdministrA ton Photo

a reasonable amount of 'gumShun' and American fortitude to further his education, to master a skill or a trade, and it lies in many branches of the Armed Forces of the United States. Not only will training be given you but you will be housed, fed, receive medical and dental care, plus good pay.
 There is no place in the world where a young man of modern means has the opportunity for ed ucation and training as offered by the Army"
 The regular army during the war years, through it's research de- partment, working in conjunction with civilian agencies laid the ground work from which the new scientific era is being ushered and to which our civilization will be geared.
 This era is the era of radar, nu- clear energy, supersonic aviation, advanced electronicS, and jet pro- pulsion. These are the things that the army helped bring into being and the tools with which it will work. In this respect it is rightly called the new Regular Army. It means that scores of technicians will be needed where previously a handful was sufficient. It means that men must be better trained, better educated to meet the con- tinual advancements that are be- ing made in theory as well as physical development.
 Today, all branches of the serv- ices are in need of qualified and trained men to fill the gaps caused by Rehabilitation. The army for the first in its peace time history is offering inducements compar- able with those of many large business organizations.
 To men who wish to improve themselves that desire position and advancement, and garner those things that spell stability and life time security, go to your nearest military installation and see the recruiting officer. He will gladly give you the latest information and full particulars. Recruiting stations are located at Fort Rich ardson, Nome, Ladd Field, and Juneau, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-30

c. Am I entitled to an increase in compensation if my service incurred disability has increased since l was awarded compensa- ton?
 A. Probably. The rate of in crease of disability as shown by proper examination by a VA phy-
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Mozart was buried in a pauper's grave.
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sician and evaluation under the rating schedule.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-30
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As a service to veterahs in the community, this newspaper will publish weekly column of news briefs from the Veterans Adm n- istration. For more detailed infor- nation, vetearns should contact or write to the nearest VA contact unit at 46 and 47 P. O. Bldg, An chorage.
 Q.'Is the parent of a World Wa" I or II veteran eligible to receive a pension if the veterans death was not caused by military serv- ice?
 A. No.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Dennobilizdtion
Plans Revised

WASHINGTON. Jan 10 tAPl--
The war department undertook Fo
recast its entire demobilization
program today as pressure
mounted from diSgruntled GlS
demonstrating overseas,
Pending this revision. Gen.
Eisenhower authorized theater
commanders 10 waive all point
score requirements in getting home
men not needed in the occupation
forces
AZ the same time. Gen Dcvcr>
chief OF the army ground forces,
told the country that public
clamor for bringing the boys
back Immediately is "jcopardlzing
our security and wrecking the
morale of men needed TO maintain
the peace"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
9 Drunk Drivers
jailed or Fined

Traffic Court Judge John d,
Watts today sentenced seven per-
sons to JAN for drunk driving and
fined two others ON similar
count
Sent TO jail were Louis v Rios,
46. of 1868 +. Congress, 10 days,
David T. Applebee. A. OF 1926
Santa Rosa. 10 days; Arthur j.
Joiner. %. Of Fcrndale, 20 days;
Christopher p Baugh, ~ OF l996l
Kentucky, Is days. Allen Page, 81
of H4l5 Lakevicw, 10 days;
Anthony Michalski IS, of 6766
Penrod. 10 days and Ralph +.
Hedges, 81, OF 5l70 SobieSkI, 10
days.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10

Kills vermin on ehildren's hssds
or body lice quiekIy-ssfely-
sHsetivslYl Clean. not oily or
stiekX Only soc.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
WONT GIVE REASON

"No. she wouldn't give any
reason for our adoption except
that she was a show girl. Wen.
We didn't expect her to fall all
over H., but you'd think she
wouldn't be ashamed of "A son
who spent four years overseas.
We'll, We found out all the
information we needed and now
we -WaRt- bother her again. Rut
YOU can bet your life my two
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
hpvErr1sEMENT
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop IL
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford TO take a chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right TO the seat of the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
ISoothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
Icreosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
I[t contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
1ou have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you bottle OF Creomulsion with
he understanding you must like the
Vay It quickly allays the cough. per-
Uniting rest and sleep. or you are TO
lave your money back.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
25.OoO Reds Get
Order 10 Picket
snc-l.I lo rm nlIROII rIMEs

NEW YORK. Jan 10 QNS)--
More than $1,000 members of the
ll0 local Communist party clubs
have been ordered 10 get on the
picket lines. contribute funds and
supply food 90 CIO strikers
throughout the city. il was learned
today after secret meeting of
Communist leaders
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Russians. (ZechS 4
Ignore 4. -. bid

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 lINS)
The state department an
nounced today that only Russia
and Czecho- Slovakia thus far
have failed 10 accept invitations
10 a preliminary conference on
the reduction of world trade bar
riers TO be held next spring.
The United States invitation
was extended Dec. IL.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Probe Pearl Deal
Detroit Times Washington bureau

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 -
Maury Maverick, head of the
Smaller War Plants Corp, today
suspended Howard MacGowan,
director Of SWPC'S office at Seat
tie. Wash. pending investigation
of a S25.OO0 pearl transaction.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Reunited Boy. Sister
by Mother
By JAMES McCONKEY

kids aren't going 10 be adopted"
So the picture didn't pan out.
What did was a case history IN
adoption
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
THEY TRACE MOTHER

Hopefully the TWO set out &c
find the mother they had never
known Her address was furnished
by the election commission. but
nobody thought 90 tell them that
after - years, they still wouldn
bc wanted
Yesterday brother and sister
called ou the mother
"She accused us ~ trying to
break mp her marriage Mrs
kan said "She married a
young eN->erNiccman a year ago
and had never told him she had
gToWnup children.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Portrait OF JUDGE
Presented 10 City

Members Of the Detroit Bar AS
Sociation will present a portrait
of Probate Judge Thomas c..
Murphy to Wayne County in Spe-
cial ceremonies at the County
Bldg today.
The portrait was painted by
Iris Andrews Miller The preSen-
tation will be made by George l..
Brand. attorney. recently named
president of the American Judica-
ture Society.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
N. Y. TO Paris Fliqh+s

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 GNS)-
Daily passenger flights linking
New York and Paris will start
April IS. Henri LeSeur. general
manager of Air France. promised
TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Death lotlres

BARTHOLOMEW Charles p. Jan. q.
1870. ~ IOsSO Lougyisw Ave be.
loved husband u FlYssiC l. father of
Charles J brother % Mrs AMBER
Tro2cl snd Miss julia Bsriholomew of
Philadelphia Funeral Friday p m,
from chapel ~ G9TGun G. Crabb Funeral
Home. Gtaii1t AZ outer Drive Burial,
White Chapcl
BrRGINtR-A e Rev y % BELOVED
dear father ~ Pauline snd The Ists
Ernest Hrfrnur brother ~ Albert n.
81 Columbus. Ohio Remains A. resi-
deuce all1 Audubon Ave until sat-
urday ~ lo an In state A. the 81.
James ~ Luthcrsn Church. corner
HUMBOLDT and Poplar - from IL noon
ur ll time 10 service a. 2 p. m Inter-
mont GChscmane
uNTINGTON-Jsu. p 1895. Al his
home. 5i9 Eiyard blvd George b,
father a. Ars Robert NJ Kcrf Dr.,
Frances John 7 and Lieut. Com
Dln'nr'h Huntington brother % Miss
jeanette Huntington ~ Rochester New
Montreal QuCUcr Funeral service at
Clfpc. 20 the VIM Hamilton Co,
Cass ave. cor AcXsndrine FEiday 1
KTYN-kuu8 Jan @ % s727 Feicon
h.cS5 vi'c 0f james sister of Charles
serlee from y Msrtinson Funeral
Home l525 Lswudale Thursday eve
nine a. o'clock Interment A. Pitts
bulgh Pa
KLoCKO - Anna 'lnre PorolniczAkI,
JAN y q beloved vile VI Edward. dear
m1tnsr ~ FrauCes SuiyAk Violet Lloyd.
Helen DcCagu Chester Longki Elaine
LauSM 40 MT e. STANLEY Lonsh.
USN dear sister ~ Nct'ie SchoenSee,
Ben and Anthony pof0iniczak also sur
yived by grand children Funeral
Friday IRON GIIWCsH Funeral Home,
1908 Dawson AZ 10 A. m Burial at
Nt OiiV@ Calumet Mich. papers
INYMAN-ArtEar C. beloved father %
Arthur s and curtis rrandfaiher -
sharon dear brother ~ Homer and Dem
yer Laymau Fuurral sgrvices a. Cooper
Bros M0uuary, Mack az Garland Fri-
dsg e. 80 p n.
H. DTC-Jan o. Rose sre SIS. resi-
csnrc 1851 Aicoy beloved Wife q
Harvey dear mother ~ Mrs sam Patti
and Harvey Funeral from the Verhey-
den Fureral Home Mack AZ Outer
Drive SATURDAY A. 1918 and ST
RAYMOND Church 81 II. Rosary Fridae
evening ~ 8.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10

There isn't any picture 10 gC
with tins story
There m-h, have been one Of a
mother traluIlN reunited with
the TWO children she hadn't seen
ln "a YEARS but 1t Just didn't pan
out that WY
Last Saturday the Times told of
the first meeting of Mrs. Ralph l..
Kain. "a. ot 1897 Cortland, and
her brother It. Charles w john
son. rs OF "a r James. River
Rouge. Who as infants had been
adopted h> different families.
"Hc looks like me. he talks
like me, Ne like the same things
he's my brother" sand Mrs
kain happily.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Sports Roundup

Houston Tex recently discharged
from service third bid to the Inverness
1923 Harold
(u) McSpaden to be
announced as by the Invitation committee.
Hank Greenberg agreed TO terms for 1896 and
Catcher George (Bde) Tebbs and
Pitchers Horton the Detroit Tigers
the line for the opening of spring training Feb
a Lakeland Fla
16day expulsion profession
Pratt returned Toronto
rejoin Maple National Hockey Leagues
play-off
Jake Schaeer
Hoppe
yesterdays cushion billiards
Philadelphia
be bg and fast according Miss Edith Hough
the National After the Phil
pretty first
baseball his knowledge Houghton
the thing she would look for "sze"
Orlando FsAPThe fifth annual Orlando mixed twoba
the championship flight
eeng off at the Dubsdead Country Club
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Thirty Thin
Cads Report

Thirty men have reported SO
far for workout with the Normal
College track team, Head Coach
George Marshall announced today.
A total OF about forty five is ex-
pected to be reached in the near
future. Many former members of
Normals team all of them out
standing. have returned from serv-
ice. Among these are Jack Frs
kline, a miller from Mt. Clerens
who left as a freshman and who
is now back as a sophomore; Bill
Cave, a quarter miller from Mon
roe who ran a forty-nine second
quarter while in service: Archie
Coran from Royal Oak. a sprinter;
Bob Smiley. low hurdler from De
troit, Cooley High: Paul Hansen,
a two miller from Plymouth High
School; Bill Nederlander, Detroit
South Eastern, a one half miller:
and last but not least, Don Jones,
Splinter from Flint Central.
With the return of these men,
future prospects for the team are
excellent. On March 8 on the
campus Of Michigan State College
at East Lansing, State NormaTs
track men will participate in the
Central Collegiate meet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Ring Decisions

Baltimore Perk Daniels. 206,
Chicago. T.KO. Eddie Blunt, 222,
New York, 5. Lou Transparent,
125, Baltimore. outpolnted Jimmy
Ricco, 1926. Baltimore, 6.
New York (Park Arena)-Lee @.
Murray, 207 IL, South Norwalk,
Conn, knocked out Larry Lane,
20S IL. Trenton, n. j., 2. Rocco
Rossano, IA "a. Brooklyn, out.
pointed frankie Porchia, 147 1-2,
New York. 6.
Philadelphia-Lennox Dingle, las,
Philadelphia. and Gene Burton, 14O.
New York, drew, s. Wally Sears.
100 1-2, Minersville, Pa, knocked
out Nat Hines, 1856 1.2, Philadel-
phia, 4.
New York Golden Gate Club
Tommy Bell, 149 80, Youngstown,
knocked out Billy Furrone, l4S IL,
Philadelphia, 2. Marty Clark. 1876,
New York. knocked out John vii.
lard. 202 1-2. Brooklyn, 1.
Atlantic City-Douglas Ratford
! 1873, brooklyn, outpointed Oti,
Graham. 144 liz, Philadelphia, s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Avenge Early
Season Loss

Wayne University cagers, whose
stock skyrocketed in the past
weeks. were upset by an inspired
Normal College basketball squad,
47-45. before a capacity crowd in
Npsilanti High School gymnasium.
Thursday, to avenge an early sea
son defeat at the hands of Wayne.
The Normal College Hurons took
an early lead, but for the first half.
the game was touch and go The
Hurons were out in front, 25-23 at
the half. Coming back at the
start OF the second period. Normal
swarmed over the visitors. grab
bling a 10 point lead with ten min
utes TO go in the contest.
Apparently firing OF the terrific
pace. the Hurons slumped late in
the half. allowing Wayne to close
the gap to one point with one min
ute remaining. Sampler. Normal
forward. bagged a basket for two
points. clinching the game for the
local team. Wayne. after scoring
on free throw, grew desperate
in the closing seconds OF the game.
and twice elected to take the ball
out OF bounds after being fouled,
trying a quick field goal. in an eff
fort TO tie the game and send II into
overtime. Normals defense. how
ever, was able to keep the visitors
out of range.
Gilday and Messenger were tied
for scoring honors with IA points
each. while Jackson Of Wayne lead
the visitors in scoring with IL
points.
The gymnasium was packed, des-
pite the storm. with spectators
lining the walls on all four sides,
standing during the entire game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Officials Count
UAW-CIO Ballots

Counting of votes in the Local
so UAW-CIO election. carried on
the first three days OF this week to
determine the IS member delega.
ton to be sent to the international
UAW-C1O convention at Atlantic
City. n. j., beginning March %,
Results now indicate, a union
election official stated. that the
slate which promised to protect
the seniority rights and privileges
OF the former Willow Run workers,
was leading in the count by ap-
proximately FIVE to one majority.
Official results will be made
known as soon as all contested
votes are determined and all
counting rechecked, All contested
votes are determined by referring
to the past record OF the voter.
Howard Jensen. former Ford
worker at the Bomber Plant. who Is
currently employed by Kaiser
Frazer. appeared TO he in the lead
Thursday afternoon. Brerdon Sex
ton. president OF Local 70. and John
Bateman. financial secretary, were
! tied for second place.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Sports Calendar
TODAY

Ypsianti VS.. Crosse Pointe. swim
ming. Ypsilanti High School pool,
p. m.
Roosevelt VS.. U-High. swimming
at Ann Arbor. .. m.
Roosevelt vs.. U-High, basketball.
Normal College gymnasium. p.
m. 1.-TWO games). =.
Ypsilanti VS., Belleville. basket
ball. at Ypsilanti, 7 p. m. 1.-TWO
games).
Lincoln VS.. Romulus. basketball,
at Lincoln, 1915 .. m. 1.-TWO games).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

LOS ANGELEs-AP-Rochester.
the gravel-voiced gremlin OF the
Jack Benny program, was listed as
missing at sea for several hours
Wednesday. But the negro come
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

SHANGHAI-AP-A suicide note
OF 1t. Col. NORTH Hattori. assuming
complete responsibility for the ere.
nation OF three American fliers in
Hankow Dec. is, 1914, was read
Thursday at the war crimes trial OF
is japanese accused OF participa-
ton In the brutal killings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
CENTRAL SPECIALITY LADIES'
LEAGUE

Machine Division
W. Brainard Al. II. Zimbi 29s,
B. Mild ass, l.. Mild $40. V. King
400.
Game totals SIS C'5 627 1870
Personnel
T. Utley 296. W. Dunn $50, NJ.
schaefer 3Si. R. Tibbitts 2S5, ".
Whitman 34S, handicap 90.
Game totals $50 536 6l7 1892
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

dams cabin cruiser put into Los
Angeles harbor late in the day
towed by a fishing boat, Roches-
ter, in private life Eddie Anderson.
was a victim OF motor trouble and
drifted all night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

Austin johnson, 1876. Atlantic City,
knocked out Jimmy Long, 1913. Phil
adelphia, 8.
Rochester, n. Y.-Pat Scanlon.
141. New York. outpo!nted Rudy
Campo. $50 IL. Los Angeles, 10.
Art Hardy, 159, Pittsburgh, out
pointed George Riley, $50. Detroit,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Normal Casers Upset Wayne Five

1915, the state conservation depart.
ment said today, reporting a total
fire toll for the year OF 22,sSl
acres In $50 fires.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
LADIES' LEAGUE
Team Standings

High team single gsme-Hiler's,
700.
n High individual game-H. Nc
Comb, Ill.
High team three games-Hiler's,
2067.
High individual three games -
]. Thsyer, 1872.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

HOLLYwoOD-AP-Harold s.
Bucquet. "a, British-born director
best known for his "Dr. Kildare"
series, died Wednesday night after
a short illness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

Tame totals 81 5S2 81 100
Black and White Cab
n. Boles 406, l.. Schneider 34s,
NJ. Henneman 337. A. Oliver 2S7. L.
oliver 324.
Game totals 532 542 62S 1902
Michigan Bell No.z
/. Holley 372, II. Photakos $50,
r. Splitter 1908, L. Rodgus 3Oi. A.
Monaghan $50. handicap 27.
Game totals SAT SIS 54S 1913
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
SMOKERS CAUSE FIRES

Lansing-AP-- Smokers caused
1862 fires which destroyed 6,304
acres OF Michigan forests during
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
FORD LEAGUE
Tins ONiee

E. FORD LEAGUE
Time Offiee
Sherman 4S4, Kerbyson Az,
Hague AS. Baker 467. Church AL.
Game totals 703 1913 766 1852
Inspection
Grady ass, Glove 465, Moxley
465, Polzin Az, Burget 42l, handi-
cap 105.
Game totals 7S1 Sl1 sS7 1919
Shipping
Miller 393, II. Sherman $50. Har-
den 444, Chickering 474. Staeb 439,
handicap $50.
Game totals Sss 1877 TAT 1850
Maintenance
Bivens 37S, Bush 426. Emmett 3s7,
r. Stitt 459, Dennis 495.
Game totals 705 756 6s4 1855
Tool Room
Meharg 474. Maleski All, Guenth'
er 426, Connolly $50. Slough 4S6.
Game totals SIS 7S3 765 1888
Foreman
Ensign 40. Leach 46s, Jones 431,
Kubitskey 45s, Lobbesteal 496, han
dicap is.
Game totals sos 1854 10 2s4O
Plant Protection No. z
Schaultz 405, Steen 544, Williams
445, Holley 543, Mead (avgJ 555.
Game totals S64 sos 1923 1892
Plant Protection No. I
Yedley 403, Russell 1922, Cassidy
AS. Jewell 4S3. Mass 507, handicap
1872.
Game totals us 71s 7S4 2275
TOWN LEAGUE
NJ. q. T. c. No.
r. Estermyer 446, Vessels 401,
Morrison ASS, Fisher 1858, McCrumb
$40.
Game totals 7Os 741 1853 2216
NJ. 3. T. c. No. 2
Bayne 3s9, Mackey 403, Hall 439,
Halves 37s. Blasey 81, handicap
$50.
Game totals 7s7 724 $50 2141
Fosdiek's
c. Markham $50, F. Steers 1926,
NJ. Steers 460. G. O'Leary 1888, E.
Feebler 1876, handicap III.
Game totals no s25 761 1856
Police Department
Borst 421, F. Helzerman 494. J,
Sackman 43S, Schmenk 1873, w
Franklin 500.
Game totals al $50 1884 1875
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

Moose No. z
s. Philip 34S. G. Olson 324, NJ.
Messenger 1872, II. Koeller 319, p.
Robtoy 376.
Game totals 5S5 6O2 572 1859
Trojan Laundry
w. Koch 305, l.. linn 331, |.
Binson 293, f. Wolfgang 1852, I.
Smith 37s, handicap rs.
Game totals 523 $40 654 1147
Morsy's
H. McComb 421, NJ. Leslie BAL, l..
Lore 410, c. Hunter 416 z. Messner
36s.
Game totals 500 655 $50 1857
Ellen's
A. Koble (avg.) 354, Z. Jeppesen
(avg.) $3.50, NJ. Thilo 406. l.. Beat
ty (avg.) 357, J. Thayer 492. Forfit,
Game totals 662 6S4 67s 1875
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15

Moose No. 3
A. Clark PSI. G. Mallion 1872, d.
Kruse 405, b. Harris 3S4, d. De
Mara (sub.) 800, handicap l05.
Game totals 541 59S 664 1903
Moose No.
NJ. Evans 371, ID. Beyier 404, v.
Sanderson 372, B. Crow 4O5, G.
Johnson 1896.
Game totals 666 63S 6i4 1913
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-15
Bowling Scores

Game totals 574 $50 544 100
Evening star., 1946-03-06
PROPERTY FOR SALE,

HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS waiting to
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white or colored. Also want houses, aats
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1914 BELMONT RID. NV, most conven-
lent location. superior transportation and
near shopping district, a 5-unit apart
ment building. > rooms, bath, kitchenette
and dinette, all furnished, moderate rent
.als, S65 to SS5: aggregate income. S4,62O
per year: S2S 800 accommodating terms:
will be shown by appointment. MOORE &,
HILL, CO, so4 7th st. NV. Exclusively
e-FAMILY FLAT, 1865 G st. ne, located
ants furnish all utilities; good conserva-
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neighoorhood of increasing values; 1st COM
merc'al block OF. g ST. NV: 2-story, Groom
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The best-paying investment we've had to
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an excellent, return. $4,000 cash re
Kelley 4 BRANNER. HIsfS 81. 779o; 9A eye, eve.
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annually tenants pay for gas and elec.
Real investment Call MIR. ABEN, NO.
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