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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16

MORTGAGE DEEDS
 Daniel Warren Boardman to Vito Angelone, Sr, porperty on Cherry street, $500.
 Claire L. Picard to Waterbury Savings Bank, property on Ayers street, $2,976.
 Gaetano Ferrelll to Waterbury Savings Bank, property on Fair fax sereet, S4,20O.
 EllSeO and Julia Fernandez, to Merlden Savings Bank, property on Burton street, S0,50O.
 Walter c. and Anna A. Fenn tO R. F. and D. w. Hamilton, property on BOuley avenue, S2O0.
 WARRANTY DEEDS
 Frances l.. w. Manners to Mat tea Russo, property on Rutland street.
 Vito Angelone, ST., to Daniel Warren B0ardman, property on Cherry street.
 Citizens and Manufacturer Ma. tional Bank of Waterbury, to Nicholas Lombard, property on Idylw0od avenue.
 Josephine Cambln0, tO Antonla and Giuseppina Bozzuto, proprty on Carver street.
 Louis Scarpa, to Marie Jurkie- wicz, property ? 1-2 miles north east of Center square.
 Louis Scarpa to Walburga Mut. ter, property 2 1-2 miles northeast of Center square.
 Louis Scarpa to Walburga Mutt ter, property 2 1-2 miles nOrth- east of Center square. Josephine SaiernO, to Palm0 Sa. lern0, property on James street. Roger F. and Dorothy w. Hal. iltOn to Walter c. and Anna A. Tenn, property on Bouley avenue. Mildred Godfrey Wells, to Fred F. Bartlett, property on Mount Vernon avenue.
 ADMINISTRATORS DEED Michael S. McVerry, administra- tor of the estate of Elizabeth McVerry, to Michael McVerry, property on Willow Court, S250.
 MORTGAGE RELEASES Waterbury Trust Company, ex- ecutor of the estate of Walter H. Hart to James Lucian.
 Joseph N. and Marguerite L. St0hI to Mildred Godfrey Wells. Loren K. Carter to Mildred God frey Wells.
 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
 Mary B. Narcis0 to Raymond NarcisO, property on Chipman street.
 Anna Maria DiLeo Pettinlcchi to Nicola PietrantuonO, ct ux, property on Harper's Ferry Road. Waterbury Savings Bank to Claire L. Picard, property on Ayers street.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Gaetano FerreIll, property on Fair fax sereet.
 Meriden Savings Bank to EliseO and Julia Fernandez, property on Burton street.
 The following realty documents were filed today at the office of the town clerk:
 MORTGAGE DEEDS
 Grace M. JanssOn to the First Federal Savings & Loan AssOcia- tion of Waterbury, property at S8 Elliott street, $2,5OO.
 Joseph H. and Stella V. Vit- kauskas to the Bridgeport-PeO- ple's Savings Bank, property on the south side of Eastview street, $a,5OO.
 MORTGAGE RELEASES
 Carmine rclOsi to Frank Gag Iiartii.
 Citizens and Manufacturers Ma tional Bank to Clarence r. COnk- lin.
 Violet D. ConkIin to Wilfred F. Pierpont, executOr under the will of Ruel D. Pierpont.
 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
 Par Land Co. to Albert c. Reder, property on the south side of Nichols Drive.
 Ralph T., Patsy l., and Angelo M. Tremagll0. to Albert C. Reder. property on the south side of Nichols Drive.
 WARRANTY DEED
 Violet ID. C0nklin Co Grace M. yanssOn, property on the north aide oE Elliott street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16
sPELLACY TO DECIDE

Hartford, Conn. Sept. l6-(UP)- Mayor Thomas J. Spellacy was ex- pected to announce his availability tonight for c fourth term as the city,s chief executive. Spellacy, a Democrat, announced originally he did not desire Q renomination, but was expected to aecede to a draft movement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16
COUNT EVERY BOMB

New York. Sept. l6-(UP)-The United Press listening post heard radio Moscow broadcast tdoay that the defenders of Leningrad "are counting every bomb dropped" and will reply with the destruction of Berlin. Koenigsnerg, Hamburg and Cologne"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16
OUINTUPLETS TO
 LEARN ENGLISH

Toronto, Ont, Sept. l6-(UP)- The Dionne quintuplets, after all these years, must learn to speak English.
 T The Ontario governments educa- ton department disclosed today that it had ordered the seven- year-old sisters to start studying their countrys official language.
 The girls, who speak French sl- most exclusively. will take English lessons this year as part Of their regular schooling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16
BY WALLACE CARROLL (United Press Staff COrrespOndent)

Moscow, September 16. - (UP) - The Red Army now convinced that 1t fight off the greatest land and air attack of history indefinitely - If American and British supplies arrive rapidly and in large quantities Russia already has taken the full force of German war power and has upset Adolf Hers timetable but at colossal cost in war material Now the Nazs may face major war two fronts next spring If that material is replaced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16
Russian Red Army Has Confidence Tn Itself
Manager of United Press London Bureau Reports I'm
 pressiOns of Future Prospects of Soviet Govt.

Editors has felt the full impact of the greatest history In the following dispatch the lessons the battle for Russia reported the United Press London bureau whose covering the war the west behind this factua, sober analysis of the eastern front
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16

Brazil's first steel plant. now un- der construction, will cost $45,O00,- coo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16

Lawrence L. Lewis, former states attorney for this district, was elected president of the Con- necticut State Chess league at 8 week end meeting in New London, He succeeds Edwin DimOck of New London.
 At the meeting the Waterbury Chess club was awarded the team championship for the year, while MT. Lewis received trophy for winning the individual champion ship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16

100 REPORTED KILLED
 Tokyo, Sept. l6-(UP)-About 100 persons were reported killed or in- jured in a railway train collision at Aboshi station today. A relief party was sent to the scene of the wreck
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16

by the okayama Trafnc Affairs bureau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-16
Late Realty Neus

The following papers in connec- ton with real estate transactions have been flied at the office of Town Clerk Mary c. Kllmartin:
Evening star., 1941-09-21
MARYLAND

MARYLAND.
farm. desirable location. close enough for
commuter: more than 200 a., fine house.
tenant houses: so cows. 35 calves. new
81 300 per month
Only / l mi. from D. C. large. attractive
house lust completely modernized. .larSe
tivation. good stream, good road; fair
price. Exclusive listing.
Attractive old Anne Arundel brick house,
heating plant. baths; i55 acres sassa
fras loan, good for tobacco and general
cr9pso Al All new 9utbuildinss. Tenant house
240 In high state of cultivation. wonderful
old house and outbuidings. excellent roads.
Owner retiring offers barsain.
seesion seoaoeo and truck
excellent buildings, including new barns
$1,000 s;s,,,,5 I55 acres: sound house. several
Dutch Colonial. r. and bath. 90 acres,
$4,000, 1O-acre water front with very
old. beautifully modernized brick Colonial.
On good road, fine view of bay. excellent
harbors. Good soil -, New buildings.
desTsbe sar acres sxefe1T IN
on or Lincoln M hishway. with fine brick house
Attic good oubudnss apoIq i5Sm esfF
large stream; prlced at Sll,000 including
horses, 3 cows, number OF pigs and
quantity Of agricultural machinery and
apple handling tools
$4,000, $50 acres, just above the
Maryland line. fine large modern home.
good outbuildings. practically all the land
$500. ,4s acres gently rolling land on
route IS, be;weel Gettysburg and Harris
ourg. Excellent. attractive house. large
bank barn. chicken houses Price in
$4,000, SO acres good land. 6-room
Near Fairfield
See photos.
r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave Takoma park SI,go oaoe .
Evening star., 1941-09-21

WILL RENT FOR WINTER MONTHS AT
reas. rate summer place or farm within 25
WI. s20l
WANTED - SMALL FARM OR LARGE
suburban Good soil. accessible and mod
ern improvements. Prefer northern Pied
detailed description Of property, location
ana prlce. This is not a broker. Box
25 TO 200 ACRES, HOUSE MUST HAVE
character and be close to good stream.
Cost including modernization under SI0-
900. Within 30 miles D. c. Describe fully.
Box 51-T Star .
Evening star., 1941-09-21

"a ACRES IMPROVED WITH A .
story frame house. located on high knoll
Two fine streams, excellent blue grass
%s on Tn; dIs is aosa nee tts Il.
has been abused and needs cleaning up.
Good opportunity for some one S5,500
story frame house among @ nice .Ate trees. l.
miie MI Of Dirt road. This property is priced
B. one 'fs the ts.R Ses meadS%s sh1Dans vRes s
,t4esm ws accSpmmSdats tpa SO COWS with large
sa9ipped III il ensra one d.sirss' sfns.h OF it, Will sell
ming milk 70 d G.: .c' s1i o%s .ooS, mousse snip
h;fd and s0's sah s9a. bsn
ik In to Sh stais Of sYItiyston Shipping
With .rtlin. 7.room frame house: bssutiful
crib ehs1 sane ssan double ne
streams, plenty Of wood, some good TIM
b Ssr a blue grass meadow: a-Io, Of a mile
127 acres, facing stone road. is miles
from Rockville. Monteomery County; i'm
proved proved with 2-story frame house. ii
s2 cows; also large bank barn: other out
s1u GGs hGFse so f az ~ fssa
FRED B, cUsHMAN. 1Os North Adams
Street Rockville; phons Mdi ssst oOen Sunday.
S3.950--ABOUT % MILES OUT-A GOOD
small farm. so acres with attractive
bungalow. some buildings fronting on
hard road: elec and phone Ut door. and
conv to stores. schools churches and
inolanhead reservation. good buy and
terms arranged.
$5,000-64 acres excellent land. plenty
OF water in fields, quaint old house with
wide chimneys. large barn full of tobacco,
price.
S5.5Oo-3o0 acres with s-room b,ings-
low. part of famous old estate, on hard
road; lots Of pulpwood and clear farm
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
waldorf Qmes, W4ldnyt 2a31.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, 5000 SO. FIT. CONCRETE
floor, office partitioned located 100 ft.
from Memorial highway; conv. TO Wash
rs Montgomery st, Alexandria, Va.
962 SLIGO AVE. SILVER SPRING. "a
block of Georgia ave.-iarage and offices.
modern construction, overhead doors; GO
600 so. it. plus toilets; heat furnished;
S150 month
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg DI. $500
Evening star., 1941-09-21
EARMS FOR SALE
ST. MARYS COUNTY

ST. MARYS COUNTY.
S25,000-Beautiful waterfront estate los
acres: master dwelling, ami: excellent
tenant house. barn. garage. etc; also COM
plete equipment: teams, tractor, machinery
included opportunity to acquire a gentle
mans estate at less than half its value.
S15 .0O0-134 acres, finest available
water front location: the most productive
sou IN the county: paying farm; farm
dwelling, also good tenant house. barns,
etc. tenant remains for 1912.
S1O.O00-s5 acres, farmhouse. barns.
ete owner-operated farm on one of the
GEORGE H. HARRIS,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

LONG BEACH. ST. LEONARD, MD
White sand beach. on open bay. safe for
children; all types lots, water front, wood
ca. etc. 500 uD: cottages. Sl,500 to S.
Buy now, take advantage of rising market
For your benefit. see Long Beach before
isand mss rosa Ssy0nd PF6se a6
TWELVE ACRES. OLD sIx-RoOM HOUSE.
near Annapolis; restricted location; Mayo
rd.: 81 500. Box 24S-V, Star
BUY NOW; AFTER SEASON PRICES on
iots ana cottages at Cedarhurst. on Ches.
bldg, sites. new and used caftases, some
furnished See Mr. Schlechte al Cedar
hurst or w M. BAUMAN, Thomas Circle.
LIKE his, JAseKsoN ios ,.SIA MANAssAs !, VA
ME. 1900. DU. iao6. fen'
SALE-AT OLD CEDAR POINT, MORGAN
town, Nd, several all-year-round homes,
running water, elec... hardwood floors:
approximately IA years to pay balance nee
For full Informa tion. write ANDREW j.
NORRIS Rock Point. Md, or phone Way
HOLIDAY BEACH-END-oF-sEAsoN sPE-
SOP each: restricted. Directions: Go to
Chesapeake Beach. turn right pa miles
CEDARHURST, OVERLOOKING Bay
Attrae 4-rm furn: bungslow. near bath
large screened porch; exc. sub. to small
trust for good Washington lot. Sligo 1896.
ga ACRES, 1-RooM HOUSE, GOOD CON
dition, 90 #. water front; $4,000.
90. 60 oo acres, unimproved, 1000 ft. shore;
2l3 acres, unimproved 1900 IT, shore,
35 acres of valuable timber.
house ans nsres tenant 4ooS Sose f. shG5e %
Lots 50xl SO ft.. with sandy beaches;
$3.50 to $1,000.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE MY S6 600 EQUITY IN
six-room Colonial home: Silver Spring, for
small farm or acreage in nearby Virginia.
Box 31S-V. Star.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED.
We will allow cash for your old home
on new custom built house. Will build to
your order. We buy the lot YOU select
Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
TREES,

A rare offering of an s0-acre park. in
which numerous 3O0-year-old white oaks
can still be found the lO-room house is
surrounded by these fine. well-preserved
old trees. % miles from downtown Wash
lngton, in Anne Arundel Co.. price,
$4,000.
THEODORE F. MENK,
MI 620l. 1916 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

APPROX. 1000 ACRES LAND FLORIDA,
suitable for growing tung OILS miles
county seat, on main paved highway ap-
prox. 90 miles tung oil mill; SIS an acre,
or will exchange for d. c. or nearby
property. Box l50-V, Star.
l TO so ACRES, NEARBY. ZONED IN
dustrial and commercial; also fine Tor
BUILDING 200 bungalows; water, sewer, elec.
TRANSPORTATION; land held 81 800 acre
opposite; our price. $500; trade part or
all clear for equity income; offers wanted;
AGENTS attention. Box 223-V, Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Investigate! Money-Maker!

acres. dairy farm. sO-cow barn, 4 silos, 2
nay barns nlled: many other outbuldings:
Work horses, all farm machinery needed;
IO-room. 2-bath. modern; . tenant houses
monthly income. 81 500. Many other large
MAN, 1905 Georgia ave Sligo 1870
Open Sunday and evenings
Evening star., 1941-09-21

AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BARGAIN, S495; Il ACRES, LARGE
trees, fronting on good gravel road IN
Waldorf, walking distance schools. churches,
stores, IfEns MARY1asb ~ iash kEAhT Sa HHP'ns
Waldorf once. Waldorf 1881
BY OWNER-260 ACRES ON MAIN HIGH
way in Maryland. about 8 miles from city;
suitable for defense housing: $3.50 acre as
Box 1861. Star
8 ACRES, Mr., CLINTON, MD, 20 MIN.
Other acreage tracts. D. N. FREEMAN.
on woodward I'd. l mile.
NEARLY ACRE TREES, MODERATE RE.
strictionS, 150-ft. frontage on hard gravel
oTn 81 So m Monthly 55G VRRNoN NJ sSq IYN III
Alexandria 59o6 Closed SUNDAYS.
: s.nN Nj D. c@l5 cio. ACRES FINE LAYING .,,nSs
DAN ABBOTT. CLINTON 81.
3s ACRES MORE OR Less; PER-
SlTd SSlmmop Tree & Td rI mr. River I'd and Bradley
located in this desirable country club sec
ton, where many. new homes are under
o s peT e
]. H. GORDON. WOODLEY 1895.
1872 ACRES WOOD AND TIMBER LAND.
with e mile frontase on sood improved
n, S. ROAD quite number or oak r. r.
ties, a fair quantity Of large oak, poplar
and other timber for saw timber This is
not in large quantities but could be made
70 tie smSst pTsos i not all together pay for
% miles south of Alexandria Va. over
y. S. Route No. l and = miles west OF
Stream of water on the place. with water
sufhclent to run a saw mill. Price for
quick sale at $4,000
acres woodland. on gravel road "a mile
n rnl kts nAI ,1rn,,
and small stream Price 500 per acre
=, Two acres. 160, feet from U. S Route
NO. /; adjoining the property of the Open
AIR Theater This would be an ideal loca-
lion for tourist cabins and lunchroom
or would be splendid for dance hall and
recreation center to catch the theater
trade Price, $1,000
Apply to A. S. DONIPHAN & SON. 4o5
D9nlphan Buildins Alexandria, Va. Phone
Evening star., 1941-09-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TWO OR MORE ROOMS IN BUSINESS Lo-
cation, 1000 to 1000 SO. #, suitable for
upholstery shop: reasonable rent. After 6,
Georgia 342l 2lH
Evening star., 1941-09-21
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE IN NICELY
furnished office, perfect for
manufacturers agent. 1145
Conn. ave, End H., 12 blk.
north of Mayflower Hotel.
Telephone messages taken.
See Mr.. Clagett.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT

COTTAGES, FURNISHED COMFORTABLY,
attractive; suited TO adults seeking quiet:
near Skyline Drive, facing Blue Ridge at
Hoover Bridge modernly equipped. con-
venient grocery service: low priced: fresh
produce. r. F. D. and telephone service
Located IN apple orchard with three
streams. Columbia 0l:{6. Apt. 512.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan L1DS.
YOU

can get loan Of $1,000 if you
con neke monthly payments Of S59
Evening star., 1941-09-21

OLDSMOB1LE 194l hydromatic club sedsn:
EQUIPPED with custom radio ana ar
condltloning heater. white sidewsU tires.
sea- covers, perfect in every respect: n
SS00npany omclal car on which you can ssva
SToo below the regular nev-car price
a!so nave few Al demonstrator 4
dS,oi dUof i Seoans that are offered At q biz re.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

GENTLEMAN's PATUXENT RIVER ALL
year home; beautifully landscaped. mag
room Colonial type residence tall modern
conveniences, built l935); baths, lava
power line, srtesian well; lawn. gardens
and orchard; outbuildines; o acres; S28,.
600. LEONARD SNIDER. La. Plata. Md.
ALL-YEAR GENTLEMANS HOME HIS
toric st. Marys River: outstanding water
front. good anchorage. excellent neiRhbor-
hood Colonial type residence (new) o
large rooms tcross ventilation), 2 baths.
lsvatory cellar. hot-water heat toil burn
err: handicapped lawn; gear garage with
sIo,5ni sIso5o. iEsSNRsp Rfd'ia ss1b hihs L H.ss. ia.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

7 MERCURY 1888 4-door touring sedan
beautiful cloudmist gray finish: immacu-
late interior; excellent motor and tires
| 1878. FRANK SMALL Jr., 2l5 Penna
| ave. Sc. Ii. 9077
Evening star., 1941-09-21
DESK SPACE WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

LOCAL BUSINESS DESIRE
wntown location. l also have a notary
bic commission. Box 2S3-V. Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
OFFICES FOR RENT.

e < ST. N:w.-2.RooM OFFICE
ctor. architect, etc. 500. J. C. WELDON
Evening star., 1941-09-21
FARMS WANTED.

4. d. I1LIIE,
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. Sligo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Lighting Budget
Cut 100000
By Jeffries

Eliminating 100000 sought by
the public lighting commission for
street lighting and traffic signal
improvements, Mayor Jeffries to-
day approved a 1941-42 tax budget
for that department Of 1854 900,
nearly S207. 900 lower than the
current budget.
Two of the projects eliminated.
IS 900 for lighting McNfchofs
road, from Conner to Wyoming,
and $4,000 for $50 street lamps
in newly built up sections. will be
installed under WPA.
Budget Director David v. Addy
said a 100000 item left in the
budget, when matched by state
money, will enable the city to get
a healthy start" on the balance
of the traffic signal improvement
program. which includes:
Improving traffic signal WISH
bility. $4,000; new traffic signal
locations. SIPS 900: traffic signal
controller modernization, 1926, 800,
and traffic signal removals. 81 200.
All of the Improvements were
recommended by City Traffic
Engineer ID. Grant Mickle to be
financed over a period Of years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
MerQer
Saves $4,000

Consolidation OF the old parks
and boulevards department and
the recreation department into the
parks and recreation department,
approved by voters last Fall and
placed in effect last December,
will save taxpayers approximately
$4,000 a year City Controller
Donald Slutz said today.
Mayor Jeffries has approved the
new departments 1912 tax
budget amounting 10 S1,0l3. 900.
Slutz and David V. Addy, budget
director. told the mayor that
operation of the two departments
separately would cost Sl,136, 900
JefffieS sponsored merger of tine
two units shortly after taking Of
flee in order TO eliminate dupli-
eating services.
The annual saving is netted
despite Jeffries' inSistence that an
appropriation OF SIS, us be left in
the budget 10 finance band and
orchestra concerts on Belle Isle
next Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Clash
On Dole
Budget

COMPASSION and cash -claShed
again today in the annual battle
over the welfare department
budget i'm a session i'm which Budget
Director David V. Addy recon-
mended a slash of $4,000 in di-
rect relief expenditures and the re-
duction of 65 employees from the
budget requests of Welfare Supt.
c. r. Harris.
Addy based his recommendation
On a predicted case load of 1000
average during the coming year
while Harris set his estimate sew
r7df thousand higher. Harris SAID
the larger number of employees
was necessary in view of arecently
adopted policy by the welfare COM
mission to decrease the number of
cases per social worker, thus i'm
proving the social service to the
welfare clienf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Sends Husband Note,
Then Kills Herself

PLYMOUTH. Feb. 19.-After
sending a note TO her husband.
from whom she had been separated
a week, Mrs. Eva Gail Toller, 3S.
stuffed the window and door
cracks of her kitchen at S97
Sutherland avenue. with news
papers and then turned on the gas.
When the husban ID, Thomas,
rushed over from his barber shop,
he found his wife on the floor
dead. A pulmotor crew worked
for more than two hours in a vain
effort to revive her. The couple
have a married daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Obituaries
FIR. Prdian Birdu
Stricken al Re h e ers q |
Of Church Festival

Stricken with a heart attack as
he vas assisting in the rehearsal
OF a-ychurch festival at the
Rumanian Hall, 2770 Saline ave-
nue.. Dearborn. the Rev. Praian
Birau. So, pastor of IS. Peter and
Paul Rumanian Greek Orthodox
Church, died late last night.
Father Birau lived in the rec
tory near the church at Lowrie
and Holly avenues. Dearborn.
Father Birau came here from
Omaha five years ago. having
previously served parishes at
Elwood City, Philadelphia and st
Paul. II was largely through his
efforts that the present church
was built.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Does the Itch OF
ECz MA
Almost Drive You Mad?

II you tried in vain 10 help the agonizing
burning Of eczema-to stop ne torturous
scratching that often eauser siecpics~ n ight
don't give up
For Postsm. a concentrated ointment that
spr-~ds hs soothing goodness right vher.
relief - needed should help yoa. Best Of all
Ps-isn 70 almost Invisible and clinFs for
koura
For nearly thirty-hve years Pcslam has
helped thousands-try 1.-THE cost u small
for the rei,ef you get from the itching burn
ing OF eczema and externally caused pimples.
Costs but SOC at your druggist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
A Hero Dies at 95
Without His Due

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 19.-UNSl
Henry Vaughn, 95, last Civil
War veteran at the Milwaukee
Veterans Home. died yesterday of
pneumonia. He was to have been
presented this Saturday. Washing
tons Birthday. with the Order of
the Purple Heart, awarded him
belatedly by the war department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
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To Relieve Misery Rub on Genuine
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hygiene. Follow the simple directions
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
MiIl-End Fashion Feature

"A Typical Mill-End SAVING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Injured in Fall. Dies

Charles Sexton. 43. injured in a
fall down the basement stairs of
his home at 9056 Beverly avenue
on Sunday, died in Grace Hospital.
An autopsy revealed he had suf-
fered a fractured skull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Jackson Woman, 90, Dies

JACKSON, Feb. 19. = Mrs.
Sarah c. Bloomfield, 80. promi-
nent in social circles here for half
A century, is dead Funeral Serv-
ices will be held tomorr
afternoon.