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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
Park Department Free Baseball Movies Tuesday

The park department wlll hold its annual free baseball movie party tor lnoFe NlaTl 200o youngsters at the L0ew-pell tDeateF 0n East MalE street tomorrow meFnlEg Rt 9ia0 a, M, Both Of the hig leagues NaW films, the AHleTlean's 'The Ninth EnDlngs end the Nationals "safe ~ Home" will he shown,
 One thousand tickets were dlss lylbutAd to the members q the YaFr lens park aepaTlMeps sehoolhoy leagues and tllelP friends several weeks sg9 wblle anesbeg 1000 were secured on application Rt the paIk department office ip the City hall, The supply bas been completely egs hsnssea, heweYeT everyone Is invited l0 attend,
 4 snealal lDyItatieD Is extended t0 defense workers who ean make the show tomorrow mnrnlng, Tglls years movie party WI be nle eighth Gf tts Kind sponsored by llAe park department,
 Abl RtaEs
 The NRll0Hal laAgpe'S h6ale At Home film WDlI laalpTe aD al1siag cast Of players from the 1ldeH elF' out Including Mel 0tt, J0bnNy Mlke, Leo DnF0aheV, Wort pQ0peE, Pete hslseV and many others, In V the audience WilD see and heaP ths pnadaeV DlseAgds,p Lou NoYlkoFf playlng The haVm0nlep, DeWspapeFs men lnleTyleWllg Casey Rlengel, and other lDieTestlns aeilylly,
 The American lepgne's ~flle Ninth TDDlnap isa YRgy special edDll0n dedleatRd % the memory el Ebe leia Lou aehFlg, v Will lnellae the g0ll9Wing seQpaHoasi batllla shots Of Joe DlAlRgglpI Ted Wllp Hams, oeeIl TTaVls, Jetf Healh, RaE, Hey MeDosSey aud RlebeVlI special shots taken At thH V, R, NaPal TTalnlng RtaNoN ai Great bakesl Connie Mapk Day Ri RhllaaelDhla and All Rtap RaMe Rt pelrgltl aha eKelllIg mAplelss iD thN Dodgers Vankeea World Series lpsl fal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
IhiSSpOrting
 World
Monday Sports Wash
e By
By JOHN A. cLUHgEY

one biggest ndspsndsnt concerning industry and sports place when scOyn Company employees vote for sscrsaon program themselves that wn include baseball hunting perhaps go and of hoitban with the question sf clubhouse to be raised The sau. and ls announced m the current issue of the scOn hsannger Fitzpatrick M w be glad to know that asoe Waterbury boys and TOwn-ups too figure to attend the snnal baseball party morning when ef years win I'd throws the provides the handle the kids eyeEy wsrs opening Washington Park but should week. unless have another rainy weekend saturday they go MTah field; Sunday they play at home against Hartford at on the Washington Park diamond.
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 parOshiaI league baseball champions may Dc D1n m Rsrsr sa .Ss S %sHs sns . asU the % % that the kids have grand time for one day only
 vvvvv
 Bobby Iyys TKo Hollywood by Richie fairly positive indication % as S s @ o M S % se 0s @ pSa S n sa ans Se the rugged Bobby with body attack that eaasd Man round It vas RED MOON that came over the mountains lS sssss ssi @ naosn midnight Eagle s s sasss sSsn ms %y next & SssE Ss' ne M se G me % M and % the Hght-bea king Gus INsnevh he can take care of "'-" vvvvvv
 Caldwell lieutenant junior grade Jus. few weeks back rom eS-Ysl grid Hartford law-ofase where he % ss S SSs ' s sonasa SR De Ss h ms s week Oas nsT' Sunday with aS s hole sS s nso .aS aSs csS.sS S a sds sanS pais $ " @ sS '
 VVVvvV
 Gary Cooper a club-apa Brooklyn, st that for his Lou dhTg tD Tbe Pride ot the taking morning workout the cleared his house when he glanced and group Of so % s s sTs S s ss s% sS psS s @ Pss @ him. Revealing that they attached battery stationed Of bked the hl what movie asked them where they hailed from "bFookyn answered several Of them speaking foF a Gan you bet and Asd % : 's's @ s%s a: aassmg Aies2" all the needed With outside 0f EbbettS Field the Yankee Stadium various positions the field From then Cooper had daily contingent from the down and help him to bat and field lt.handed as Lou 0eg dd chasing batting line drives him and giving him advice And daily eFubv games stu daily feature the Caopeg estate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
TIGHT GAMES IN
 6. '. 0. LEAGUE
Sacred Hearts, St. JOsephs Win By 3.2 Margin; St.
 Mikes l6.S VictOrS

Two elcse games, wcn by the Identical score Of 3-2, an easy % 10 5 decision and a p0stponeTBent be. cause Of heavy rain, featured open- Ing of the season baseball activity among the Catholic Youth OTgan- EEation teams Sunday at three local parks. Sacied Hearts and st. Joseph teams wee 3 to 2 winners over Noun Carmel and Immaculate Conception; while the defending champions from st. Mlchaels paF- lsb defeated eS, Peter and Paul club. is to 5.
 St. Lucy snd St. Jchn teams vent 10 Fulton Park but could net play because ef the ra.n in late after noon.
 RunRNay
 Six runs in the first four innings, and eight markers in the fifth Rewed up the St. Mlehael-G6. Peter. Paul game, the Mikes getting 70 hits. Buckley and CaTm0dy making Q be- tween them, For the losers, pitcher J0hnny Thompson g0t three bingles,
 Five hits was all that Mount Care mel hatteFs could get OH Johnny ReaTdon and Jim Kieley aS the Sacred Hearts with ' hts or Epln0 won out 2 t0 2 because 0f two mark CTS iD the ninth inning.
 Immaculate Conception hltteFk were InystiAed tO the extent Of but tWe hits of J0hnny Necunag as Et. Soseph's were ay2 winners, NeeuHas scoring after his own double which preceded aD error and "squeess" play,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
eIx1howsand Persons Drowned Lest Year; Here Arc t2 Good Rules for Al Swimmer

have 2 gaEeF sbHady, preferably ' swimmer stronger lhan you Aff,
 sRlm only Al . supaFs Vlaea beach gE pool,
 9m peD'I % ln EAe water sA0D AltfF s lllhhil
 D0nit dive nDlll geu'Ta sure beW aeep lhe water h, The other feIleE lnay not need as much As Roni
 9wEVs not brave le give 9F iAke a haFe, fpf d9EnEFDghE sly
 slay cut Of eanees end gOEbaats fl Yell can't eRlm, If q best IlFllg ever Ehsle you're lH if, cling Q ll feF support,
 teaFn aFllilelal FaeplFas iiOn, it mag mean the alffeFs Nllea between saving g hfe and l0slaa ella,
 wFf y0ll ean reach . neEs Hon la trouble WHsa 6 n0la, belt NE foWas, 70 70 TVS IleFa sens nlbia than Jumping lll.
 iaIll EaAhiIla z Ee@eslei nse R boat # DaAalhlha, US safer llaH swimming,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
Yankees '.SIide" Peps Up A. [. Flag Race

Biscuit and Kayak IT have retired to stud, sorteado is dead and Mid land hes a fplint. Smith has some falrish hoEEes in PcFteTs Cap. Augury and chiQuita Mia. but no really big ore. And he Is b't lonely without at least one ace to llka with tn the barn.
 That's the reason ] noticed that when left he vas taken hack to the rail and looked again along the wide sweep Of backstretch over which the Biscuit once sped to tFt- umpk. Unless I mlsg my guess. he vas locking right through the track and on to autumn and Belmont Park ard the youngsters coming up --hoping just one .s half the horse
 his dad was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
EASY FOR ENKORs

Enke0Ts Vege q te { RInneFs AYeg lba unl0n street Alulnnl vesleFdayl as ille IRileG teaM Ralnad q lso leed hTst lDDlng but lost it lll the second hub tied we He0ge 4sl ID tAe fenFlhl We RDke0r runs ln the illIh seNed uD the game, ehlaetAl, Hlnaldl ei ulR l0seTe hlt heEne Illnk, Bender hitting Olg f0P the winners ,Whllf pata Ea0aylR hll q Rlnale, lWa a@nhlak and a triple la haea lill Mnnb0P AlkAek AT ilaRersA gannee W Whlgh V fact bringing his Aea. s0nal i0lal lO date near llae l0s mark,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
TWO TEAMS SHARE
 CITY.WIDE LEAD

one 0f lhe pest 0l lhR gltysWlae Raftl9alD league genes played Nuns day morning resulted l0 . tEesEay alIlt 0f ihe laD honor 0D iha league lkdaar, as thk Waish AlnmnI lads shaded previously nnaefeAied Wals nut 4, O. a % The game Wenl nine lnnlDRs with good pllehlng hY pagalle ana pTedetle, 0Dpoallle lllallndalnen, Both eluhs have noN lost bnt enc aaDlA in seven,
 QsaeR lehane games heheanlsa feF laliahk inelDael
 WaFFleTa YS, Walnut A, e. Hans llfen NO, 2, 9Fndglnskl,
 nlleka Hlll Ya oakYIlle, Hamllsen hA, l, aF0aee
 oaaess ys Hebeas, Washington No, ], Kannyi
 nelNbeEs ya Walsh Alumni, hlls Gon Ne. Is Bghne,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
m This Corner
RE ARA haFElla

nlew FeFk, June 70 Twelve hafsty fiiiss for sRailififfs sid hatheTa aEe listed by Robert ', EAVaaaa, president of llle has ifonal pllgaleai Education k0E slaM ef ile fMHAy iN RD efI0Ft ie leweF lasl yeaF'h heayg lell
 ssig th0lleand pAIs9Dh aFeNnAd lB tha unltAd kialhs In feIi,R faYeaaa femmfnit fAfest Of lIle accidents could bsFe been svelded7
 Here age hls EaTnlngs and tlpsi
 lwAft1F lhe ElnlGr lays0N lake gonF fHilnnllDf ln easy eeses. Yoli HlaV Ilol be ~ e00g ag you llsea le De,
 Don't lake f0ol ibh ahaneas, Many fatal Aeeldenis result from h0Faesplay W desp wagef,
 sgaik out anG aWln Ilh TAat WAy Foll'll never Bes ge' alaa NHliH AAmffs
 H's eiW alona, Always
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
RUNvAN. MespADEN
 MASS OPEN CHOICES

asEleI HaFb0Tg, Mas, Jnns S. luflw leIendlDe ehamnlon Hareld g5nal MeNDadan af Dhilaas|aIlia aha Paul NnDVaD Af White klkfas, h v rated as e0,iaV0Tlles iaass ' Q field el eo slaFfad plap in nionehln, T
 HllAban, Ehe lFallaa MNapaAan lg ( hlFae ssrakas ln tllls AV0nf lRst Eea a was . lAte anbFy f0r iA9 kWesAn9 q haia Fnaaal play lest,
 The gleI9 AnellldRd nlNw RAglaM AinAfanF ohaMnlen Taa mlRh0n Of Newton and MAdla nhoFR, nRlnag 1lAnaaeF pf lha aprlnpNalo lnaiaDt hAahnp imagM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
QUILTER SETS AvIGS BACK 7-2,
 TRIBUNES WIN
Two of Four City League Games Washed Out;
 Meeting Tonight

Twilight baseball wIll have to be played by City Amateur league teams beginning this week. it is belieis.d because several games have been Fmlned out--in fact, six of them on successive Sundays. At tonight's meeting of league 0g- flcials and managers. the subject win call for discussion. with those concerned expected to take ade- qnate action so that the season will not run Into December.
 As for yesterdays results at Hamilton Park the Aviglianese could do little or nothing with Paddy ouilteT's offerings. the pop. uiar pitcher delivering a four hit selection that eventually brought the Washington Hills . . to 2 vice tory. though the game was "too clcse for comfort. as the Hills scored five times in the ninth in- ming to break . 2.2 deadlock. As a result, the Avlgs dropped four Of fls9 games played to date and are now leading the league--up- side down.
 Geea Start
 Tribune A. c. earned a four run lead in the first three innings and five more runs in the sixth and seventh to walk away with . to 5 triumph over the Mil Plain A. c. An even dozen blngles were made of Kennedy, Pichette, PetTellls and BIll Moore getting ! Of them.
 0ullters fine pitching was the talk Of tl.e fans on hand as he wound up a fine day with two stgakeouss in the ninth, after the Aylgs had loaded the sacks with one away. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
ThOmastOn Legion, OakviIIe Stars Win

Sunday baseball results peFtaln' iHg 10 teams in and near WateFr bury showed the 9homasl0n Legion and 0akVille Alls6taFs as ese WlnE neTs Of games played In MeFlden and J'hAmastan, hanealnek HlghE landeEs won and lost ln g deuhleE headsF Wlth New Preston at WashE lngt0n, Connecticut losing the first R6ms TsS and wlnlsnk Eha second bvsp
 MRngalllRk RluehlFas of the p0mr peTang Valley league won g light ava game gF0M MaaalehNEy ln the borough, while Bethany was ' oneT sided ! 70 { winner over W00dbnrB ag Rlll aFahaNskl plEahed 2 g0nFs hit contest during Hhleh he set down lR halsags Nn strikes,
 Norfolk Cardinals were shut out by the Tih0mast0n Legion Club, as Wgiedlnna hlt timely and 10hnny 0'Galn gave but seven bits no one getting more shan Gne htl,
 9aea MepHa WaFk
 MlD0rs pitch for hRnealnek Rluehlrds was ysVg nifty as he gave bNt i've hits end fanHea li in the
 70 3 game, though TeualeT and hea1y were not toe easy lgT the hlpehlrd haseeFs, Whe ges buG als hlts Glf lheln,
 aaDdy HaOk defeated Nangalnek 6VaVs go ta al
 0akVllle and WlnsEea are AhaFg Ina the ton apal 9f The 0eNlgal laaana with 3 wins In 6 starts Ehe Hlahlanaa taklna A A0NhlA header VRSiaFdav from Naw MIlfagap
 MeElaan Ensllo0s were es0 VleiIlni ~ @akVllle Stars iD a Hellgplkeh9l game, N0Wllnaan allowing but flye hlEs Rs haFv and Wlnek allowed Flk bNt lha winners aet aH le 2 blR f0M Enn start
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
NEURITIs SHELVES
 AuHs0 0R EAkkn lnR kEA ReEvleeD

NeW NaFk, k,wHankses, faarfnl hhai MaTlns nnksa had developed hnFsllls ln hls lafE shoulder, haa kpFsps taken ol iha RenthnaNs AFHl
 Dg, nAhePb H walsh Fenella llllase has no hnFallla but nanisiA eg tlle eIFeAnaflek nerve,
 NIle'll eh ready to pllebln . Rh0Fl Whale," hagb DF, Walsh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29

Runs uv namlllA, praVfpa, ANsppp, Nnhlll0, DnllIDa, NpilagmlcE, nnilfeG LtaTNFs1, hanl0Fl, l9EFpgaw lgHnN ', Yraphga naYle, 9pIlfev M0hnln, llamlllNl n,. Hene, Romeo, MDnll, Runs bAiled l MpnnplnRpk 2, bnr Mrna ', MQhlIIa, nnfllna, naYlellD TwAshARa bliR wp Qnlltep, VI Nen0
 NRhlllA,. Home Ghn " Mpll0TlnRpk, and JA hnhse, IsAW 0h baaehr Wigs ki HIIls 1A, aaaes m balls lifE lnlllAp !, HAsEIA A, HIT hg pllpheTWW hY nAalla lnnmIJlDl AlFnlk Nplrw hp ANlllfF q. Haalle h, WIld bitches ~ AMlllef nAsllel FaRhed Dolls VI beElel learnsaal NmniFes Vlnnenl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
AV9RMnAMeM UR

NelE0lt,m 1'lgaFa 6laW NBBls aa9 TOT lheIV slVai aa hone games la aya M0Fa than attended tlla same number ng eanaohla iAsl YeaEs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
RAsTERA MAGVR
GANaa KanlaEAAK

uallf0Ta ', NllIaHlsp0Fl ! nsll, NllllamspNFl !, HAriferd laD9l, Blnghemi9R 4 aeFanlen 3 flsll enrlnHOelg D Hlmlra . lfRll,
 nlga h ,lk,R.glnellel1 ],
 WllkSs'tsVIS {, Alhaig S (pnai' nsrlfNrd VI HIDRhaMlNn lnlghtl, islmlpR ni Wllketr haFpe lNlahfl, llllRmfp9Pf af AepAntan {
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
sIIE s,IsJa: E,s's '2s.asSs 2 ssf sSss---;S


 Runs-~Mo0Fe 3, Hay 2, lRRaln, !, ThAmps0n, PlehetGe, gtenEl, lt, Em0ns D, IsOekhaFt, MafulA, Mullen blewlit 2. Err0rs-J, Thompson, IlOssl, Peg lEellss. isegs. saneltg. hnns lssll hsElsg PF9pegNRl, Jyanxl, B, Is0ekhAFt, Kens nady TwDrhase hlts-N Moore, Three haRA hits - IseDEi, stolen bases " Thompson, nend0r, MRlnla, Moore 2, RNillls, RaK .NaRhlR, plehette, gsetl op basss-TEIhulee n, MI glaln [ son I, HltRvwgn Thamps0D, lD e,b lnnlngal nlf KenDeay, lD lrai 0H HaFtenhepg, : tn 7i NV MaFF Tho, ln 2, HlFnek nnf--by Harlem berg 3, pbampa0p 2, MaElnO [, Kspr Dsag wsla gsadss glaedhsspIhoImpseD . plDg pitcher -~ IlarienbAgB, I.0elNg plteheF--Fl0Rpsa umplFes ~ Cor flDHipn, FimeveiOi,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
NATJ0NA LEAGUE
lmnaam KaaaanAaw

@m@lmm WRMa@RMnN EinelnnAH c, DrnAklyn llatl, lFa0klyn 2, Clnelnneti ] lsndl, PlllEhnFgh 2, New YaFk [ lgsll, PltlshWFgh Q, New R0Fk . fsnai, llNetNn z, Chicago Q liRll, Lhleag9 :, Boston ! fsAal, phliedelphia e sh Louis fist sG Eovls ., Philadelphia ! lanal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games s'estsEasV

GameW YeatevaeY i. Chicago (, New York 2 Gistl, Chicago is, New York 1 f2ndl, Boston s, Cleveland 2 listl, Cleveland a, Boston 3 fsHdD, Detroit g, Philadelphia 3 flstl, Phliadelphia [, DstToIt Q lsndl. Washington aA, Gt, Louis ts tietl Washington [, st, Louis z lsndl,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

sggasaIss N. 2, Nswagk IA g,gI l9ls.l, llRliImaFe [, JNFRey (llly k llstl, Jersey nltg q, tiRlliMafe l feBal, ySpoSniEo g, nSaaie { igeal,
 i0pheRter ', Montreal f klFil, N0DPtsla (, RaehfslaP s fenal,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
Games TeEneFRel

nhIeRH0 70 nInelDnaaI, h0ft0n Rt Brooklyn,
 Philadelphia at New York fnightl PlfishpFBb et hi, fsapls fnlehE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29

Cleveland at Chicago lnlshtl. SC, Louis af Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, Washington ct Boston,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
Gamee TaAaw
Gmmem ramaaRval

Cleveland Rt Chicago,
 loHly game aeheduledl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29

yrRan for HaFtenbePg in llh, E-natted for Pesia in the 9th,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29

WRAlnM&M MAn MmAm mlA4 wEwR WNmM " WA#BffF haneeg la1mR HNghRk, WhA RHIaRs ea l0 hlsa lA MNlnne As me nlllls heef Rhe QaFaR Apl ln tllN first saala Of a0nhlep headRV' WY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24
He's Good Material
for a Fox.HoIe

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. "a
up - Capt. H. S. Sam" Francis
of the Fort F. E. Warren quart
ermaster replacement cen e r
couldn't understand it. Meth
er could the doctors.
Pvt. Christ Gestrich of Chi
cago, H., looked healthy enough,
but he had trouble standing up
straight.
Gestrich finally solved the
problem. He's a wrestler, for
mer Illinois amateur champion.
1--WE stood in a crouch so
much while wrestling I just can't
stand up straight any more" he
explained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24
PEOPLE Who Demand Quick Action at Minimum Cost Use Cassie


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n Awarded Frosh
Numerals Today

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. "a
Up Freshman nu m era
awards we're given to AZ Univer-
sity of Michigan football play
ers today by Coach Wally Web
err. The list includes:
Varskin Baydarian, Carleton;
Don Carlson. Tecumseh; Erwin
Drada, South Bend, Ind; Jack
limerick, South Bend, Ind; Har-
old Fulk, Cadillac; Jerome Hoef-
ferle. Ontonagon; John Lehman,
Sault Ste. Marie: James Lehman,
Sault Ste. Marie; Bill Pratt,
Traverse City: Art Renner, Stur-
gis; and Norman Welsh, Allie
gan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24
Seeds, PIonts, Flowers H-21

For healthy Chinese Elm and
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24

C8St8s
eastern front, the facts went UNI
mentioned and on January 3,
1912, the Voelkischer Beobach-
ter diverted readers with: III. s.
AMBASSADOR SOUGHT CON-
PACT WITH BOLSHEVIKS AS
EARLY AS 1897" ("Joseph Da-
vies was for a military alliance
between the Bolsheviks and the
Democracies against Germany in
1937-38.")
If the German papers print
significant news, it usually in
buried" in inside pages. A story
Of railroad sabotage in northern
France in which so died and 80
were hurt was carried in fine
type at the bottom of Page 4 of
the Frankfurter Zeitung, Janu-
airy 4, 1912. A few issues later
another half-hidden item an
nounced rail crash near Pos.
en-. The story claimed a bliz-
zard had blotted out signal
lights.
WINTER MISERY
CONCEALED
Germany misery on the east
front last winter was too in.
tense to ignore forever. But
Goebbels let the cat out by min
ute degrees. The Deutsche Allie
gemaine Zeitung of January %,
1912, carried pictures without
comment, showing an anti-air-
craft battery on the northern
sector Of the Russian front, half
buried in snow.
Another view showed ear.
muffed soldiers without over
coats digging runways out of the
snow on an east front flying
field. Very adroitly propaganda
officials had placed in the next
column, view of sunny Calcut-
ia, then expected to be the next
Axis prize.
All this time, Of course, ur-
gent appeals were being made
for skis, ski boots, wool and
warm fur pieces to be sent "di-
rect to the front" Goebbels may
have figured that Aryan Ger
mans, being superintendent,
could figure out for themselves
the other details of the winter
campaign.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24
AS Help Wonted-Generol

Waiter wanted - Man or
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Good pay. Advancement. Meals,
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24

So great is the force of grav-
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ertion to even pick up an or
binary book there.
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Good magic programs for any
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24

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motors easier; does same as ex-
pensive ring job at a fraction
of the cost. Your car Is ready
to run in IS minutes.
FREIGHT HOUSE
173 N. Gratiot Mt. Clemens
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24
Special Notices A-6

WEAR A MODERN LIGHT
WEIGHT TRUSS, fitted perfect
ly to your physiological needs.
Walk in comfort. Each measure
ment and adjustment made with
professional precision. Come to
Swans, 90 Macomb ST., Mount
Clemens for full particulars. AL
so abdominal belts and elastic
hosiery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-24

Modern 5-room bungalow. 2
bedrooms. Large sun porch.
Stoker heat. Large basement.
Cement drive, garage. Fenced in
yard. Good location. Inquire 81
High street, Mt. Clemens be-
tween 10-1 morning, 6-8 eve
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