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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

Foster Hill Values
517 CHESTNUT STREET,

Foster Hill Values
SIT CHESTNUT STREET,
ROOMS, 2 baths. wonderful
location, excellent condition.
Owner now living in one
apartment renting other for
handsome return.
416 R FIFTH STREET
10 ROOMS, 2 baths. Upper
apartment 6 rooms, lower Z
rooms. Can be bought right.
ST NORTH FOURTH ST.
BRICK STORE building To-
Gated on this wonderful bust
ness street.
$40 CHURCH STREET,
6 ROOMS, BATH, garage. A
good home in a good section.
8O2-8O4 so. FOURTH ST.,
TWO BRAND New homes, just
completed. 5 rooms, bath.
modern. See them and con-
tact us quickly.
CASTLE HAYNE ROAD,
JUST BEYOND City limits, S
room substantial home, ga
rage stables and other out
buildings. 100 #. on highway
and depth Of 400 feet. Excel
lent land. Nice small fruit
orchard.
DAWSON STREET STORE
SOB ON THIS through street
which is rapidly becoming
a business thoroughfare.
Dandy for your own bust
ness of as an investment.
FOSTER HILL
Realty Company
'Rea1tors and Builders
Dial 2-3371
VIM. M. Hill President.
Statesmen
Edw. B. Ward L. E. Allen
B. B. Bryan J. H. Irving Sr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

SEE BALDWIN FOR
FARM LAND!
BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK
NEAR BRADLEY'S CREEK,
Is minutes from town we
have a nice farm Of u acres
about "a cleared, tobacco al
lotment, two dwellings, stock
and feed barn, tobacco barn
and other outbuildings. Main
dwelling has all modern con-
veniences, lights. water etc.
This is an unusual cpportunl-
ty to live on the farm with
city conveniences.
1877 ACRES ABOUT Is cleared
near Freeman, Columbus
county. Good 8 room dwell
ing, stock farm, tobacco barn
and some timber. On high
way 74-76 and ACLRR. Pric-
ed to sell.
60 ACRES TIMBER land near
Castle Hayne fronts two
roads. Must be sold immedi-
ately and can be had at a
bargain.
$50 ACRES, Is cleared. Tobac-
CO allotment, 5 room dwell
ing, 2 tob. barns stock barn
and pack house combined.
So 5000 worth of timber. Lo-
Gated IA mile off highway at
Cerro Gordo, Columbus Coun-
ty. In one of the best to-
bacco growing sections.
IS ACRE FARM IL miles East
of New Bern on New Bern
Bayboro road about IS acres
cleared. z room dwelling and
all necessary outbuildings.
IS ACRES FENDER County,
30 cleared tobacco allotment,
2 dwellings 2 tobacco barns
other buildings all for $5,-
000.00
SMALL FARM 2 IL miles East
of Chadbourn together with
live stock and other farm
equipment at a bargain.
Must be sold this week.
J. L. Baldwin, Realtor
217 Princess st. Dial 2-321o
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
TOP SALESMAN WANTED

TOP SALESMAN WANTED
To handle complete paint line in
GLIDING lead house paints. varnlsh-
es, enamels, roofings and 70 other
maintenance products for ataion-
known manufacturer. Previous
sales experience absolutely essen
tial but paint experience not re-
quired. Applicant must be over 3d.
high type responsible, energetic,
willing to work on permanent full
time basis only. Commission con-
tract. Protected territory. This ad
is not directed to professional job
hunters. This is an outstanding OPP
portunity for ambitious steady man
with sales ability. Write: The
Electric Paint and Varnish Co.,
Cleveland 2, Ohio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

FOR SALE

HARBOR I~SLAND-Three nice
lots very reasonable.
7O2 S. SECOND Street. Six
rooms and bath. Corner lot.
SOUTH 18TH Street excellent
six room home. Double ga
rage. Early possession.
CAROLINA BEACH Road. One
4 room house and one z
room house. Barn, garage.
10 #. road frontage.
CASTLE HAYNE ROAD - 10
acres and 4 room house.
MYRTLE GROVE SOUND
Five room house. Lights,
telephone service, neal water
front.
Marshall Realty Co.
Realtors"
210 Princess Dial 2-l|o1
BOB BLACK & CALVIN ANDERs
Statesmen
sunday Phone 1880
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

,ATTERN MAKERS Wood,
Hand Carvers and Cabinet Max
L Growing demand for our pro-
duct requires personnel exan-
sion. We have openings for Pat
tern Makers (wood), Expert
Cabinet Makers and Hand Cary
ers. Excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced men; so hour week
schedule. Top rate, il.4o per
hour, time and one-aa;f over 40
hours. Permannt future in one
of Virginia's lending industries.
Pleasant working conditions IN
new modern plant. Highest rate
of pay based on individual quail
fications. Apply Box B-4, care
Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

VETERANS, 80 with cars, want
ed to call on veterans in your
home and adjoining counties. OPP
portunity to earn at least $100 or
more weekly. We train you.
Write Immediately. State quail
ficiations. Box &C, Richmond,
Va
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

FOR GENERAL office work, high
school graduate. National Bis
cult Co.. Beyond Smith Creek,
No telephone calls for applica-
ton. .t-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

SCHOOL DAYS
Are
HOME DAYS
PREPARE YOURSELF
FOR THE COLD MONTHS
AHEAD WITH ONE OF OUT
SPLENDID HOMES
IN FOREST HILLS we have
a very attractive home OF
sever rooms and two baths
with a large basement, auto
matte oil heat, beautifully
Handicapped yard, garage and
immediate occupancy.
AT 1919 MARKET Street there
is a large home with four
bedrooms and bath. Base
ment with automatic steam
heat. Large double garage,
corner lot and you can move
in today.
NEXT TO THE corner OF 18th
Castle SITS. we have a very
desirable five room asbestos
frame bungalow in good
shape. This home can be
bought for only $4,000 so
you better see it early.
ON NORTH Fifteenth Street
near the High School we
have a large home with four
bedrooms and two baths.
Very desirable location. Au-
tomato oil heat. Garage.
IF YOU DESIRE to run a
tourist home or a rooming
house see SOB Market Street.
There are fourteen rooms and
three baths. The house is in
good condition and you can
have immediate occupancy.
IN SUNSET PARK we have
three very desirable homes.
One at $40 Central Boulevard
consisting of five rooms and
bath - nice large porch.
garage and priced at S.. 10000
we can help you finance.
On South Harrison St. in
Sunset Park we have just
listed a beautiful six room
bungalow. Recently painted
inside and out. This home is
most attractive inside. Vene-
tan blinds, oil circulator and
hot water heater included
AT 344 CAROLINA Beach
Road six room bungalow On
nice lot that can be bought
very reasonable.
IF YOU ARE THINKING Of
building your own home we
have a very desirable list
of lots in Forest Hills, Clean
der, Piney Woods, Winter
Park. Chestnut Heights. Sun
set Park or in any section
you desire. We will be glad
to build your home for you
or assist in any way possible,
For Information Call Our
Office
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
I-Eelp Wanted Male

FOREMAN WANTED-For weekly
and job shop doing around $780,
900 a year. Must be capable and
a good executive. Good place for
right man. References required
and given. Box H-5, care Star
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

SPECIALITY SALESMAN
FOR EXPANDING organiza-
ton distributing leading
Hearing Aid. Travel 5 day
week, compact territory;
must be aggressive, willing
to work hard following up
plenty of leads produced by
terrific national advertising
program. Car necessary.
Commissions paid during
training. Write
BOX 925
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY
Statesmen for Eastern North
Carolina territory. We have a
very high type sales proposition
requiring the very best in sales
ability and only experienced
selesmen who can really sell as
proved by their past sales record
will be considered. A permanent
job selling a nationally known
Johns M product with an
unequalled customer demand.
nationally advertised in the best
magazines, over the greatest
radio lookup in the United
States, a very productive direct
mail program, and a sales pro-
motion plan which has produced
consistent results for years.
Thorough preliminary sales
training given before you start.
Stay at home every night, liberal
commissions and a splendid
chance of advancement for
statesmen who can really pro-
duce. Do not apply unless you
have a previous successful sales
record. a car, own or rent your
home, are a settled married man
25-40, have two or more years
college education or equivalent,
and a local reputation for homes
ty and sobriety. Training schoo.
begins soon. SO reply at once
to box 1923 Raleigh, giving home
address, telephone, three refer.
ences. and past sales record.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
So-Houses For Sale

VIZ HANDLE I'll KINGS Of ceach
nrorert- Business. residential.
sales. rental. Open all year.
Tucker Real Estate CO. Phone
1896 Carolina Beach. Glenn M
Tuck,r Realtor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

F0RsALE

FOR SALE
IS TRACTS. NO; five s,..
been sold this week. E, nav.
lett. They are going 1't s.
Each tract has 100 # LAST
age on highway, depth I,oa''
$50 feet. Excellent soil 0 l,t 10
cleared One mile from t ctS
limits on Airport Road lily
off Market Street, Just
Realty Company
Realtors and Builders,
Dial 2-3371
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

We HAVE an opportunity for one
grade, A truck mechanic. Ideal
working conditions, permanent
position, good pay. Marks Mach
inerV Co. ?
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

MEN TO SUPPLY foods vitamins
and other essential products to
consumers. Full time. Write a.
onuce. Rawleigh's, Dept. NCl-
1OOO-193. Richmond, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

MAN WITH SAWMILL
10 CUT three hundred thousand
fl. of timber. J. W. Reaves. 5279.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
Chestnut Heights
Possession 80 Days
FOR SALE
228 No. 23rd St.

A MODERN New Brick Venee'
home containing eight I"
rooms and two ~ ba'n'
Rooms consist of spaclo"
living room. dining room
kitchen, two bed rooms com,
plete tile bath, den front ana
rear porches on first floor,
On second floor two large 0ea
rooms complete bath anu
large storage space. Contains
hardwood floors. Numerous
closets. Lennox Air Flo hea,
ing plant, Truly a home .,
tomorrow and one you woula
be proud TO own. Situated 2,
lot 1OOx24o feet. spleno.1
neighborhood desiraole lota
ton being within walking az,
lance of schools stores al.
churcres. This home is prlc''
for immediate sale. bs''''
call early.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
RALEIGH, N. {

IRST CLASS butcher. Open Air
Curb Market, Fourth and Chest
nut.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

WANTED - PRESSING foreman
capable Of taking complete
charge of pressing dept. in mems
dress shirt factory in N. c. now
producing 1000 dozen per week.
Write stating experience salary
desired and availability. Attrac-
tive opportunity. Write Box SO,
care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
ll0-Livesiock

FOR SALE-1 registered Tennes-
see walking horse, Gelding. Elk
cellent condition. Gentle and
sound. Color, Bay. j. R. Branch,
106 Penn. Ave, Audubon. Dial
6061.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
87-Wanied Male Or Female

WANTED: EXPERIENCED man
or woman for general office
work. Permanent job, apply 124
Princess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

BEAUTIFUL 3 gated saddle horse
Thoroughly gentle. Will work.
Dial 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

CHRISTMAS CARDS so FOR ST
WITH NAME IMPRINTED
Sell biggest selection popular
designs. 5 big lines to show friends.
Also Picard Feature" assortment
sell on sight. pay up to SOC on quick
81 sale % different assortments re-
tail Coo and 81. Gift Wraps, Humor-
Gus, Religious. Stationery. Samples
on approval. Friendship, 443
Adams, Elmira, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

WILL INVEST $4,000 to $40, 900 in
dignified established business.
Submit propositions to 'Buiness'
care Star-News.
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, un-
furnished desired. in Wilmington
or vicinity including beach. must
be reasonable. Dial 2-3285.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

COOK-GENERAL houseWorker to
go to nice home near Richmond.
Work with other help. Good lob
for reliable person with refer
ences. Mrs. james Stanley, 1c4
No. Lumina. Wrigltsville Beach.
Phone 8-2546.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

COSMETICS in Big De-
mand. Nationally advertised
product. Fall and holiday sea-
sons mean big profits fer our
Representatives We have four
openings. Write Mrs. Georgia
Mason 2O1 Wrightsville Ave.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07


and cook. Fond of children. '1ust
have Al references. Room and
board and $50 per month. 155
Quincy St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
l05-Losi And Found

LOST-BREAST pin made of an
old coin. 675 on back. Reward.
1901 So. 9th. Annie Wilson.
LOST - SMALL black female ter
rier. Reward. Phone 1869.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
IT, Wanted To Rent

SMALL TWO burner oil room heat
er. Dial 2-2187. .
Evening star., 1947-11-21
New Soviet Proposals
AT Big -Four Meeting
Believed Unlikely
By Yves Gallagher
Assoeioted Press Foreign Correspondent

|
BERLIN, Nov. 81. viii Russia
present new proposals at the Lon.
don conference in which the foreign
ministers of the Big Four will at.
tempt to break their deadlock or
the German peace treaty?
If they do. it will come as an i'm
mense surprise to Americans, Brit.
ish, French and Germans working
in this divided country
In the seven months since the
Moscow conference there has moi
been a single indication on the pari
of the Russians in this four-poWel
capital that any compromises were
in the ofing.
Not one major issue has been
decided by the Allied Control Coun-
Gil in that time.
The council was directed to make
recommendations as to the num-
Der Of occupation troops each power
should have. After several fruitless
meetings the control council could
not agree even on basis OF count
ing occupation forces, let alone de-
Gliding their numbers.
Meetings Usually Calm.
Only the occasional sharp blasts
OF protests by western powers or
Russia against one another disturb
the calm OF the trimonthly meet
|ings-many of which are postponed
because of a lack even of items to
disagree upon.
Fundamentally there is no hope
for a functioning control council
while the United States and Russia
are engaged on such opposing
courses.
The United States is studying a
Marshall plan to make Western Eu-
rope self-sufficient without the help
Of the Soviet orbit.
Russia opposes the Marshall plan
and what it stands for and will
tight 1t at every opportunity. while
welding Eastern Europe into a
Molotov plan"
U. s. Crisis Predicted.
Russian leaders declare their be-
lief that economic crisis will shake
the United States and smash not
only the Marshall plan but Ameri-
can influence in Europe.
American leaders express conf
dence the Marshall plan will work
and contain Soviet expansion and
believe that Russia in turn can
not economically support Eastern
Europe.
European diplomats and soldiers
here assert that neither program
has had chance to prove itself nor
is either likely to do in less than a
year or more.
They point out further the coun-
Gil of foreign ministers is now about
to try to solve a fundamental prob
lem while driving in different direc-
tions.
They expect nothing from this
meeting and no change in Russia's
unyielding position until the Mar
shall plan proves itself or fails.
Five Russian Aims.
They expect Russia to maintain
the position she took at Moscow
again at London with a take 1t or
leave it" attitude and to Use the
meeting to propagandize her aims
as much as possible to win German
support.
These aims are:
l. Ten billion dollars in repara-
tions;
! 2. A highly centralized German
Evening star., 1947-11-21

government with a strong political
police force:
3. A governing body in which such
Soviet controlled devices as the
"Women's Anti-Facist League u
Farmers Anti-Fascist League
ETC., have a @rge if not dominant
voice:
4. National socialization of indus
try in the Soviet manner:
S. Ceding to Poland Germany ter
Evening star., 1947-11-21

ritory up to the Oder River kav.
These aims were rejected at Mos
COW by America and Britain and
undoubtedly will be rejected again
at London.
Evening star., 1947-11-21

service between San Francisco end
Honolulu, owing to the temporary
grounding of new Douglas DC-6's.
Schedules between the mainland
and Hawaii will he operated by
Evening star., 1947-11-21
'Unifeu AirIines Renews
Direct Hawaii Service

Direct one-carrier service between
Washington and Hawaii was to be
established today by United Air
lines, following interruption of the
Evening star., 1947-11-21

Twenty per cent of American 30
year-olds and IS per cent of 7O-year-
olds have eye defects.
Evening star., 1947-11-21

Douglas DC-4's leased from the
Matson Navigation Co.. according
to an announcement by Karl P.
Hughes, district traffic manager for
United.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
Businessmen
Reveal Letters
OF ADpreciiation

Letters 81 appreciation hv the
Paradise Valley Business Mems
ASSOCIATION were released 70 the
press thls wcck hy Fred Men.
president. and W, T Johnson,
cNccutlVc secretary
KIM Sirlcr now governor
thanked the ASSOCIATION for It's
message ~ congratulations on
his election He pledged 10 SO
conduc, affairs during my admin
traiou that may merit your
continued confidence and sup
poit'
Frederick NJ Alber Jr. new
scrctary OF state, expressed his
thanks for the associations con
CALCULATIONS
Ulysses W Boykin. editor OF
The Detroit Tribune. acknowl-
edged receipt Of S4l4 contributed
h tho on can!lauon To the Steve
Nako fund We wish To thank
you %, your fine spirit Of raclaI
goodwill Boykin told the asso,
citation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
Exempt Property
From Slum Clearance
Plans

The Detroit Common Council
agreed Monday to a recoulmen-
dstpn bv Housing Commission
iucctor- secretary Charles Edge
comb 20 exempt several pieces Of
property from condemnation IN
The lower East Side area which
b, marked for Slum leNancc
The city Will save about 5000
600 on the exemptions The pieces
are inside the area bounded by
Grauot, Dcquindre, Lafayette,
and Hastings
Among the pieces exempted
are;
l. A block bounded by Grstioi.
Jay and Orleans.
2. Two blocks bounded by Ora
iiot Dequindre. Anheiam and
Orleans.
3. Eleven lots in the Gratiot-
Catherine area,
4. Four blocks bounded by
Grafioi. Russell. Sherman and
Hastings.
5. Scattered lots through the
whole area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
NAACP YOUTH
TO HOLD MEET

The Youth Council Of the
NAACP will meet in all-day
session at the Lucy Thurman
YWCA on Saturday Jan 25.
mong the speakers will be Mrs.
RUBY Hurley national youth dI-
rector: movies viii be shown;
and discussion meetings Will be
held
Planning IS under the direction
Of Miss Coar and Herbert Stan
ford co-chairmcn Mrs Helen
Garyln. chairman Of tn youth
work committee, Stanley Evans,
Mrs Cclhllus Curry Daniel
Neusom. Miss Louise Johnson.
George Fields. Clifford Shcats,
Miss Roberta Mcclure Ms. Ana
,tasla Dudley. Mrs J Haw-
thorne and Norman Norman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
Admits Fraud in
Relief Payments

Guilty Of obtaining relief by
II audulcnt statements, Mrs. An
me Smith Christian. 1926 Brush.
was gwen r two-year suspended
sentence by Recorders Judge
Paul f. KrauSe on Monday.
She Piled guilty 10 receiving
50 .08a IN aid 10 dependent chill
dren while hen husband was
earning substantial income.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
z lectvicIans
.Inld Meeting

An omen forum Of NE So.
gY.d Elrctlcans' va, ne'H On
srdav Jan Stn ~ 3 pm az
ihc s. Antoine WHOA
Spcakors included Run d 70
Wheeler founder " the otcani-
saton II 3 Love Junior enrl-
ncer NJ tho DcpaitT ~ Of Flee
rrical Inspection Mcc'ng are
bold cycrv second and fourth
SUNDAY al the YMCA.
Persons ntoested In electricity
are urged 20 JON.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
-cAGERs
Try Ypsilanti Barber
For Refusal to Serve

YPSIANTI-A Detroit barber
wr be tried hcrc this week on
charges that he refused 10 Gu, the
hair ~ Negro minister IN a
barber shop in Willow Village
The barber IS Joseph Butlef.
He pied innocent beforc Ypsilan-
II Municipal Judge Mark J Rust
and was released pending trial.
set Tor this Tuesday o nhls own
recognlzance.
He is charged with refusal 20
eut the ham Of the Rev David
blake. j.. OF the Evangelical
Church al Willow Village.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
Legislature to Decide fills
To Choose New Ceorgia Governor
Talmadge's Son Seeks Job on
Basis Of Tiny Write-In Vote

ATLANTA, Ga The scramble
over Georgia. rovcrnorshlp, re-
Sultng from the death of Gov
ernor-elect Gene Talmadgo. Will
reach ono climax OF many this
week when the legislature Will
decide hv roll call vote whoih-
or to designate a new COVER
no
Chief contcnders are the now
Is elected lieutenant governor
NJ F Thompson who rs close
associate of retiring liberal gov
crnor Ellis Arnall and Herman
Talmadec campaign manager
son az Gene Talmadgc
Two Governors
The battle rs likely 10 60 TO
the United States Supreme
Court and in the meantime the
state faces th prospect of hav-
ine two governors The diff
Guilty arises out Of the failure of
the states new constitution TO
specify the procedure 20 be fol-
lowed when a govcrnor-elect
dies hcforc taking Office.
The Talmadee crowd strategy
is to havc the legislature choose
from among the leading can
dida,eS sull alive Under this
plan II would select either the
Republican candidate or Her
man Talmadgp Who received be-
tween 500 and 1900 written
votes
Arnall Aims
Arnalrs strategy seeks 70 place
licuterant governor Thompson
in tho governors Sca' II this
we've To happen Annals policies
woud hc continued and Geor-
gas administration would carry
ON his liberal tration for
Thompson was once Annals eX-
ccu,iyc secretary
In huihcrancc ~ his strategy
ANAL requested a ruling from
his Auorncv- Conceal Eugene
Cook. AS was 10 be expected.
Cook ruled that the legislature
could no. SOY aside the election
~ Tahmadec nor flout the VIII
N the voters hc destination ~
-ltJ.4 ,rbo had not
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18

FOR SALE
az Buick Super Sedsnetie Best
offer. 2lS7 MedburY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
do THIS FaDI


The oldest. toughest most pnI
corns or callouses como out /
10 S minutes. core and all, y
SHUR- OFF. the new painI
guaranteed method. No n
sticky plasiers or salve. No 4
LONG treatments or soaking
feet. No more waiting sew
days 10 get relief from that I
ing corn. Enjoy foot comfort
DAY. Csc at all drug stores.
It's sure of with SHUR.oF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
LATE SPORT
FLASHES!

Bert Lambs weekly fight show
drew rs largest crowd and rs
crumbiest decision Tucsdsy nitc
when Bobby McQullar was gwen
the nod over Acc Miller m the
main event The card crossed
$4,000
Next wek Lee Q Murray fights
Odell Riley.
cAGERS
Miller HI topped Eastern As to
20 TUESDAY night Al Brewster
Center. with Sammy Gee, Frank
Robinson and Blackwell account
inr for 10 points apiece The
Miller Reserves STAYED in the
unbca,en class with a d. WIN
over the Eastern Reserves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-18
For Sale A
Real Bargain

IL Room Hotel, two story
Block building, 3 Cabins,
Gas Station and 2Car Car
ages. Size of lot so by 100
Il. Yard fenced with wire.
Electric lights. including 2
lots free. Property is To-
Gated at ldlewild, Mich.
Clear Warranty Deed and
Abstract. $500 cash. lie
blocks south Of US. 10
and P e. NJ Railroad trains
and buses daily.
Apply at
SAB E. Vernon Highway
Detroit /. Michigan
Rev. VIM. Bell