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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19
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By William Ferguson
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But that's silly!" she forced her self to think. After all, I have known Duane for two years. T. I had him for friend before she did. Maybe" this was wishful thinking even though she wouldn't admit it-"maybe he regards her as just friend, too. Even if he did send her orchids"
 Duane was coming through the door. He was grinning like a little boy. Baby Scooter, who had been exploring under the bed, heard him and came whooping and shrieking in glee.
 "Hi, feller!" Duane boomed out. Hello, Bly! Hello! Look here, Scooter. old man!"
 Scooter old man paused in as- tonishment.
 Duane was squatting on one heel, cowboy fashion. The two girls looked on entranced. Wrig- gling, licking, panting, smuggling in big Duane's arms were two huge fuzzy ears, behind which was an unmistakably puppy.
 "OO-O-oooooo!"
 Scooter breathed it involuntar- fly. It was as if he had burst in unexpectedly upon Santa Claus.
 That was the kind of thing which endeared Duane Hogan to everybody, Blythe knew. He never talked much; indeed, he was some thing of 8 mystic, as young men go. But a girl could sit happily with him for hours if need be: just sit. Blythe herself had done it. In his car. or her own, back when cars were common. In the library. In the theater. Any where. Strong, silent westerner," they kidded him about it, and he would only show his slow, self conscious grin.
 But all the while he seemed to exude a strength and competence, sensitivity and a comradeship You didn't have to talk with him: you could just feel what was in his heart and mind. Which is one reason why Blythe so deeply loved him.
 The newsmen who came out for that Friday practice before the Aggie game took pictures of Scooter in uniform holding big cared Link" That name was short for Lincoln, and good enough for a Cocker pup who stumbled all over himself. He wasn't any bigger than the old football that Coach Pop Miller gave him and Scooter to play with. and he was about the same color as the ball. He had leash made from shoe strings which he chewed inter- mitently. Between. times, he chewed Scooter; or strained with sundry yappings to follow big Duane Hogan around the field.
 Duane holding Scooter on a shoulder. with Link on top of Scooter in turn, finally made the photograph that the newspapers used. They put 1t on the front page. too. Everybody everywhere was learning about the pretty Hale widow. the baby Hale son, and now the dog-three mascots of the Lincoln Field team. But nobody. except Blythe herself. seemed 10 understand how thoroughly and painfully those three had replaced Vlolet-eyed Blythe Miller, the coacll's daughter, as unofficial mascot and heart-interest of the team.
 Al Of this was excellent fl un- intentional buila-uR fw somaE-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19
STRANGE VISITOR ruADTEp VII

After that U. s. o. dance for the cadets at Lincoln, everybody" seem-
 ed to know that Duane Hogan was
 rushing pretty Nancy Hale. The newspaper columnists abetted the
 people in spreading the talk. And it made doubly good news because
 big Duane from A. and M. College was notoriously girl-shy. Only Du- ane himself seemed not to hear the news.
 Happiest of all was Nancy Hale. The young widow who had known SO little of gaiety and good times now seemed to find them served to her with figurative whipped cream. The cadet flyers were all boys just out of college. To be among them, to live in a loft" apartment over their gymnasium, to work as secretary for their coach-this was little short of per- feet. Her baby son Scooter had gifts and attentions showered on him. He had not one but two, complete If diminutive, Lincoln football uniforms, and 1t was known that both he and his mother would be on the Lincoln bench at every game. It was "un- derstOod," too, that they would sit by Duane, during such moments as he wasn't in action.
 After Thursdays dance, Nancy and Blythe Miller had become rather intimate again. It made Blythe uncomfortable, but it couldn't be helped. Blythe was s1pstairs with Nancy for lunch on Friday noon.
 .Darling," Nancy spoke impul- slvely once, from deep in her heart, "I have to thank you again for helping me. I don't know what a1i you said to him, or what you aid. But I'm making progress!" she winked, knowingly, in inti- Inatc girl-to-girl style.
 Xt made Blythe want to cry out N nurer, or in illustration and lnars. having thus to hear mis- .A'<e1I thanks. She hadn't spoken a Duanel She hadn't done any, hind to sheip" Nancy Hale win ';Tl Indeed she had pledged |1rseIf bitterly lo so out and .s|.' 6ste with Nancy at every turn. MA vat-~elne hadn't been able to.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19

People in occupied Holland. see cretly listening to their wireless. hear Q prayer for freedom every Sunday morning over the Free nl.aeA lsealea sn 9HltAiR
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
Would Inditt
] for Treason
Soboteurs' Aides
Foce u. S. TrioIs
(NEA Telephoto)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13-(P)
- Grand Juries in New York,
Brooklyn and Chicago will be
asked by the Justice Department
to indict seven persons, accused
of aiding eight Nazi saboteurs,
on charges of treason.
Of seven others originally
seized in New York and Chicago
as alleged accomplices of the
Nazis who came by submarine
to wreck Americas war produc-
ton, criminal indictments will
be sought against five, Attorney
General Biddle announced last
night. The remaining two, he
said, have been informed as
dangerous aliens.
The attorney general said he
believed the evidence would
justify indictment for treason,
the most extreme crime and one
which carries the death penalty.
Biddle said bodies of the six
executed NaZis saboteurs we're
in custody of Brig. Gen. Albert
L. Cox, Provost Marshall for the
military district of Washington.
c. declined to discuss the case.
Of the other two saboteurs, one
received a 30-year prison sem
tence and the other was impris-
oned for life.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
Army Searches
for Missing
AP Reporter

GENERAL MAC ARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS, Australia,
Aug. ID - up - Lieut.. Col.
Lloyd Lehrbas, a member of
General Douglas MacArthur's
staff, said today everything pos
siblc was being done to locate
the plane which disappeared
Aug. 7 en- route from Townsville
to Port Moresby with Vern
Haugland, Associated Press staff
man, as passenger.
Lehrbas, himself former AS
sociated Press War correspond
ent now serving as Press Rela-
ton officer on General MacAr-
thurs staff, was in Port Mores-
by, Allied base in New Guinea,
when the plane disappeared in a
storm.
He said searching planes had
gone out several times over the
probable route of the missing
plane but found no trace of the
aircraft or of its occupants.
There was hope that the plane
might have made an emergency
landing in New Guinea or on an
islet off Australia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13

The Washington Garden Club
held very enjoyable meeting
at the home of Mrs. Robert
Plumb at Romeo Tuesday. Mrs.
Ed Gass read an interesting
paper on "Phlox" and Mrs.
Braun read an article on
"Gourds.
The club voted to hold flow
er show at Washington Aug. 26
and 81. Mrs. Edith See was ap-
pointed general chairman. Mrs.
Alice Bennett and Mrs. Hattie
Edwards were appointed to the
committee on arrangements.
After the meeting the hostess
served a supper on the lawn.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Alice Jones at Stoney Creek.
Mrs. Marion Cooper of Fen
ton visited her aunt, Mrs. j. r.
Bromley, Saturday.
Marvin Award was the honor
guest at a farewell family gath
ering and picnic dinner Sunday.
Award expects to be indicted
into service this month. He has
been Pontiac city auditor.
Public supper will be served
Friday at 6 p. m. in the Meth
OdiSt church annex
Mrs. Walter r. Award is
visiting her parents and other
relatives at Bay City for week.
Annual Pierson family reunion
will be held Sunday at Walled
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greal, Sr.,
and daughter, Mrs. Lyle Singles
and son, Gary, of Rochester,
visited Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Brom-
ley Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T. Ridley and daughter,
Margaret, of Capac, were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Ethel Grimm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Shepherd
and son, Raymond, were week
end guests of Mrs. Grimm.
Mrs. Gloria Quayle and sister,
Miss Carolyn Quayle of Birming-
ham, visited Mrs. j. o. Hazard,
Tuesday.
Roxana and Rosalynd Weber
of Iowa, called on friends in
town Friday. They were accom-
panied by Frank Bostwick.
Mrs. Charles Edwards enter
tanned the William Couch boys,
the Ammon Thurston children
and her own children at party
Monday.
Mrs. j. II. McCutcheon. Mrs.
Minnie Hartley and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Yates, of Yonkers, New
York, who are Mrs. Hartley's
guests, left for Ginger Lake,
Chicago, Tuesday to visit their
sister, Mrs. Helen Childs. They
expect to return Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Single
ton and Mrs. L. w. Mills visited
Mrs. Clara Gliding at the home
of her daughter in Oxford Mon
day evening. Mrs. Gliding was
one of the Missionary survivors
of the Fam Fam.
The Methodist Sunday school
picnicked at Avon Park Wednes-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13

SELF-SERVE GROCERY SYSTEM
enobles you to 'whisk' through your shopping
list, or 'brouse' as you pIeose - Come on in
and Join the hoppy people at BIG CHIEF -
You will find better foods in obundont variety
and for little money-You'II like BIG CHIEF.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
ODti,p,iSfS Hear
Guu Il. BrOictt

Theron Pomeroy and William
Ogden were admitted 10 men,
bership in the v imist Club at
noon Tuesdsv by members meet
ing at Gordon's Grill.
Robert 1. Winslow and l..
Stanley Cady were guests.
County Clerk Guy l.. Brown. the
principal speaker, explained the
functions of his office.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13-(R
Clark Gable is en- route TO
Miami, Fla, to assume the big
gest role of his career.
The big, rk-haired actor.
jubilant over his enlistment as
private in the US. Army,
nonetheless was dead serious
over the job ahead. H wants a
shooting job-his ambition is to
be an aerial gunner
Gable was given some respon-
sibility right off the BIT. Andrew
j. Mcintyre, studio cameraman
and long time friend of the ac-
tor, enlisted along with him, and
Col. Malcolm p. Andruss, re-
cruiting officer, placed Gable in
charge of the Florida trip.
That's good" the actor
laughed. Here I'm in the serv-
ire only half an hour and al
ready I'm in charge of a two
man army"
Clark was visibly nervous as
he took the oath high in the fed
eral building, with half floor
roped off and guarded to insure
privacy. His hand shook notice
ably and his voice trembled as
he said Il do" in response to the
reading of the army oath.
Colonel Andruss shook his
hand warmly when it was over.
II hope you viii serve with
honor to yourself and your coun-
try" the officer said. II well
come you into the United States
Army"
THANK you, sir" Gable re-
sponded.
Gable is Al, and the former
husband of film star Carole
Lombard, killed in an airplane
accident several months ago as
she was returning from bond
selling tour. He took her death
hard, and has been seen little in
public since.
After his three-months' basic
training, he hopes to enroll in
an officers s-h 'ol.
The gunner's job, if he gets it,
will be in his line. He is an en-
thusiastic huntsman and known
as a crack shot. When he
couldn't get far enough away
from Hollywood for hunting, he
often went skeet shooting, and is
an expert with most types Of
firearms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
HORSE VS.. AUTO

The penalty for horse stealing
is more severe than the penalty
for stealing an automobile in ID
states and the District of Column
bia.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
NEW BALTIMORE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Pastors vacation until August
30.
Sunday school, 1l:30 a. m
No morning worship until Au-
gust 30.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
Church Notes
NEW HAVEN
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Pastors vacation until August
30. Services next Sunday in
charge of the laymen of the
church.
Morning worship 10 a. m.
Sunday school, IL a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 1880 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-13
Gable Enroute
10 Miami Base
Film Stor Joins
U. S. Army

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13-(R
Clark Gable is en- route to
Miami, Fla, to assume the big
gest role of his career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
BERKELEY
l2sa EATON ROAD


SAT EAST STATE FAIR TO. Sass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

IT tVVV u 'VVW 10 " y
ib.room brick veneer 2fAt, hot ar
furnaces Pear garage
X 3 WOODRUFF. INC CH 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

ATTENTION-Gr Grocery. meat, beer; good
business living quarters upstairs. s., 500,
81 300 On Williams. II. 2-l4--.
BARGAIN - Tavern. moe acres cabins.
buildings Consider trade home. 23543
Telegraph Flat Rock 1i2-F-3.
BARGAIN Grocery store. cold meats beer
living quarters rear. 1904 Concord, Ivan
hoe eisl
BEER tavern FIVE miles north Of Lapeer
on MA c. r. AIT.
CLEANING DYEING, tailoring establish
ment. 1884 Mt. Eniott. Clifford 3157
for appointment.
grocery store 1892 Mcclellan
beer license doing good business. cor
ner East Warren.
CONFECTIONERY Shelf grocery. well
stocked. long established; cornfr store
living quarters Rent S35, with lease
drafted NineVood 2p0ss.
DRY CLEANING establishment. good go
ing business, sacrificing. s0ls Indiana.
Hogarth 23is
ESTABLISHED business FOR sale owner
leaving state For complete informs
tion Cherry 1899.
MILLINERY SHOP Equipped for dresses
established rfteen years. In better mer-
.chapdise. making money; owner ~, must
sacrifice win teach YOU the business. get
into a business not affected by war priori-
ties. $3.50 Grand River
MODERN food market 81 500 weekly
cash business: zoo gross proht, sac
rifice cash. good location. Detroit Times,
R-6qiT
MOVING van and business Nus, sell a.
once. reasonable. Pas East Warren.
PRINT sHoP-compists two Gordons ana
Rluge automatic. types for fifteen Ian
.gusges. Polyglot, 400 East Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Detroit SIdvs
Hold Fete Today

A mammoth patriotic demon
Stration by Detroit Slavs was
scheduled for Belle Isle this Sum
day, concluding with a drive for
the purchase of war bonds at the
she'll on the island, all in celebra-
ton Of American Slav Day.
The program. designed 10 aid in
the efforts 10 win the war and
release enSlaVed members Of their
race in occupied countries of Eu-
rope. will be featured by addresses
by such prominent SlavS as Leo
Krzycki, president of the Ameri-
can Slav Congress, and Volta
BeneS, brother of the Czecho-
slovakian prime minister in Lon
don. Mayor Edward j. Jeffries
and Frank Isbey. chairman OF the
Michigan war savings STAFF, will
also speak.
Two Detroit banks have COM
pleted arrangements TO provide
for the purchase of bonds on the
field where the rally will taxa
place at p. m. The initial portion
of the program will feature the
Russian Balalaika Orchestra. the
Croatian Chorus. the Slovak
Chorus and the Hamtramck High
School Band.
Should heavy ram fall, the COM
mittee of arrangements stated,
the entire event will be moved to
the auditorium of Cass Technical
High School for the celebration
exercises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Killed. | Hurt in Crash

BAY CITY, June 20 Encarna-
cious Garcia, CO. beet worker
was killed today in an automobile
accident four miles east OF Nun
ger. His car collided with that
OF Timothy Acosta Of Fairgrove,
injuring Acosta's 15-year-old son,
Ruben.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Business Opportunitiss Wanted

MACHINE SHOP wanted. small or me
alum sized shop preferred, with reason
ably complete lineup of machinery. Must
10 IN or 1ear Detroit. Apply BOX Alb,
Detroit Times ...l
WANTED no RUf-househol variety.
hardware store State inventory ana
lowest price for cash No agents. Write
Bon 6f6q Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
pRAFTEE's scRIFIcE

DHAFTEEH BCKIFICE
Almost new lake front summer home on
safe. clear sand swimming beach. 2 spa
eious bedrooms and complete bath. modern
kitchen with new refrigeration and elect nc
sloxs, separate dinstts.-largs living room
with natural replace and large plate glass
picture Windows: full basement and fur
mace, extra shower In basement; wooded
Rsasonab BILE terms Located on eeginav
Bay, ~ miles northeast of Bay City near
Cassviils. Call Ezra A. Wood. Hogarth
s373
LAKE. front cottage, Irish Hills district
good fishing: 1850. terms. 500 Casper.
ROUND LAKE ROAD, Ii5s near Pontiac
cottage and lots; reasonable. Dawson
100.
WALLED HANDWRITING Groom cot
tags: nice shore; not crowded: price
81 100: terms See Guy Johnson At 1921
East Lake drive. Walled Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
BOMBER WORKERS

Small homes 81 2s5 20 Si.54s. inc large
lot easy terms JOHN r. PHELPS, =. ".
cor Middsbelt and Ecorss Rds Open ewes
BtIY iAnd IN Lincoln Park water, sewer,
electricity ED. telephone " YOU wish :
nus stop at the corner. convenient 10
schools and stores Toft fronisge A5s
down TreadwsU DIX and Goddard Roads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

"The Wishing Well" has .
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

GOOD INCOME property; trade for Pint.
Saginaw. Bay City property. Call before
Tuesday. vinewood i-0Os3.
eToNEY CREEK Road, near FLAT ROCK.
Modern home. Land 1881 900. Cash or
trade. Hogarth 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Little Farms for Sale

TELEGRAPH AND-NIcK- R0AD+er.
mile north 81 Goddard Road down
river headquarters for large and small
farms. houses, both modem and EheIls
acres and hsif-scres. some With pavement
ana city water. city lots with all improve
mems, prioriiies for nrw homes lumber
and finance plan for those wishing 10 save
money protect yourself and family by own
inF a piece OF the u. s. A. right now
prices ana terms 70 AZ your purse. tell US
what you want. We may not have every.
thing but sure have a huge selection
terms. $40 ana upwards. May we suggest
tina you look a. our offerings today
Tresdwen. telegraph and Wick Roads. ono
mi, north Of Goddard Road
SMILE W. AT EVERGREEN
The buses are nov running soft lots.
$500. easy terms. others up 20 $500.
subdivisions 20 choose from. drive out sun
day 10
p n. WALLING
10000 SMILE " US 2-7OOt
S25 DOWN Only one left: near paved
highway and BUS schools and stores
ideal for small home and victory garden
Tr,adweil Van Born and Inkster Road.
I6-MILE RID. mr.. Mound New 4 rooms.
81 600 $3.50 On: little farms, $3.50 81,
On. Heath Realty. 11Ane and Mound I'd.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Business Opportunities

RESTAURANT. sl7 West state Fair
Specializing sandwiches short orders
opposite race track. Townsend 1854
RESTAURANT Same location nineteen
years; ssau AZ: sacrificing. sickness.
DTexel 1921
REST AURANT Quick lunch doing good
2-65ls
REsTA URAST Good going business. good
lease. 1922 West Jefferson. River Rouge.
RESTAURANTS or rent: nine rooms
furniture also building. 9225 Russell.
TAILORING. cleaning establishment-sac
rifice, very low price. Apply i0Tls East
Jefferson
WEST WARREN. s77s. facing Martin.
suitable for any business. Inquire 375s
Thirty Mr.. Collins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

APARTMENTS. HOMES, STORES
Long term mortgage loans ~ current inter
est rates and terms We also reftnance
mortgages and land contracts
GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP.
ais GTiswod SRA. $500
AT 4LE Insurance Co. money for good
mtg loans: land contracts bought. Edw.
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. Cadillac 26S5.
FREE APPRAISAL FIRST and second
mortgage loans white or cniOred apart
rnenis and homes. schwartz. Az Book
Building Cadillac 42le.
hOME mortgages In Dearborn and vicinity:
no service charge. First Federal Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan Ave, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Greater North Woodward
ROYAL OAK

ROYAL OAK
RANCH HOUSE HOMES
Large. new bungalows, something new and
different. tile baths. hreplaess. run attics,
lot +7x137 In the trees on Connecticut.
north OF Oardenia. Open daily. Ask for
Mr.. Dryden or Mr.. Fuller.
BERKELEY
1891 EATON ROAD
Brick bungalow. 8 years old. Large en-
closed porch natural fireplace, tiled din
nstis. Kitchen and bath. Corner lot sOxi20.
New garage
JOHN STROM
sat EAST STATE FAIR TO. t-t1sJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

m oCEANA COUNTY

IN OCEANA COUNTY
20 a main highway. mile 70 village
spring house, basement barn; t7s5. only
2oes down
90 a AZ mi. town and trunk line oldgs
good gen. farm: 20 a. clover. 50 900; re-
Quirss 81 600 down
HANSON OSBORN. HART, MICH
s2-ACRE farm. good farm buildings and
soo0 soil. on main highway, IA miles
xest Of Cheboygsn. Mich. VIII sell cheap
for cash or terms. Frank \. LeGsry.
Cbeboygsn. Mich
sO.hCRE farm. 40 acres tilisble. 20 acres
pasture; s.room house with basement,
Il car garage large barn and hen house
price IS 900: terms. Arthur DHXh--LAke
40 ACRES of Al clay and black loam
soil near Emmett Michigan, $50 acre
bu ildings burned down; mile from A-is
on good gravel road. Lenox TTls
~ ACREs--Close in, near Lake 81. Clair
excellent soil: reasonable. Murray 1873
So kCREs- Bldgs West road. mr.. Middle
belt; 5000 cash. Crossman, Ho. 64f4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Diamond Loans

CONSULT IN. ENLARGED Real Estsis list.
inEs In the oiE sunday Tines Want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Little Farms for Sale

Little Farms for Sale
"A VERY fertile i0-acre tract, just outside
Garden City. city water; only s273 an
acre: reasonable terms Newman. Joy
ana Inkster roads RE o33s.
ATT ENTIoN. DEFENSE wORKERs-t2o
starts YOU on the road TO ownership Of
small farm home and independence Get
started today on our thrift plan. Corner
Vac Borf. and lnkstsr Road
ATTRACTIVE cottage. = acre. $50 cash.
balance financed full price 81, As5.
Newman. 1851 Telegraph DE- 2e3s
10 Lots large trees ........... 300 eaeh
LOU. high ground ........... tl23 escn
Lot. acme trees ....... Sii5 each
Single lots. $3.50. terms on all live In
trailer or tent while building.
SUFFER- REALTY
Dequlndre Just North Of qAie
RYAN Road Near Smile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Flats for Sale
BLAINE

BENfTEA family. ave each. mod
srn bargain well rented Murray 1923
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Houses for Sale

@9 s.s' a. GOO. IN 300 soxn. O illinois near
Besubian; S-room cottage. 81 800 $500
down. Smith, 702 Brady. Terrace 1858.
COLORED-i4 rooms. furnished store
front suitable hotel, NEAR Delray Hos
ptaD; s. 600 down. $40 monthly. al
a1uth SoNA,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

10 ACREs-cELERY LANn
Stream, only miles from Pontiac Motors
In Pontiac: only ~ 600. $500 down. $40
month G. J. Boldt, owner, 1914 Mich.
Theater Bldg. Detroit.