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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
Good Evening.
NUTRITION

Can it be possible don't know how 70 eat
What to add on, what to delete? M - -,
After all the talk of vtamns and we speak WIN VelacS'
n seems we are not sure of our own capacity
Eat what you like when you like, horrors and perolton
That doesn't come under the head OF nutrition.
Lots of milk. they claim, should be drunk,
The hefty ones say if We do we are sunk.
Cut out breads vegetables not too well done
Eat fruit in the raw, don't we have fun?
When eating beef limit your accompanying rauo amount
For that's when it's important your calorleS 10 COUNT
Beware of starches with other solid stun,
And please oh please go strong on the rough!
Nutrition there's a word most alarming,
We find it at times slightly dsarming,
Especially when go out to lunch ghtheartea ana say'
And find ourselves faced with the pastry tray.
EN- EN-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Alexander Grant gets first prize for the best donation
of tnfoil to the Tower pile this week. The we'll known
Wocott fireman presented us with IL pound package
self The annual convention of the Society OF Phatelc
Americans will be held at Detroit Michigan August 1928
John L. Sullivan of New Britain, ex-senator extraor
binary and Democrat of WelknoWn ability was visitor
in town Wednesday to report that his home town was
rapidly becoming known the city of bigger and better
fires . Warden Edgar Gerlach of the Federal Correc-
tiona Institute at Danbury was visitor in Waterbury
Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

CIGRID UNDSET tells of her
~ flight from Norway in Return to
the Future" (KnopD.
Typical of the peace-loving Nor
Wegians, the Nazi occupation came
as complete surprise to Nine. Und-
set. One of her sons fell in battle
and she was forced to flee. She
went to Sweden, then to Moscow, to
Japan, and finally, to the United
States.
Return to the Future" shuns the
heroics and tragedies of war for a
calm, compassionate picture of the
life and country of the Norwegian
people.
Nine. Undset feels the true return
to the future lies in America-a view
that is ever apparent in this timely
volume.
HISTORIANS, for the most part
IL concerned with the political, re-
ligious and social upheavals that
punctuated the brief reign of Mary,
Queen of Scots, have made but little
of the great romance that came to
her after two unhappy marriages.
This defect is remedied now by
Margaret Irwin in THE Gay Gal
lard" (Harcourt, Brace, for this is
the story of the love of Mary and
Boutwell,, the brief romance that
ended with treachery by her sub
jects, and her subsequent imprison-
ment and death at the hands of
! Queen Elizabeth.
On firm ground again with the
Elizabethan period, Miss Irwin
weaves into her notable historical
romance some Of the fierce barbar-
ism, the intense loyalties and treach-
cries of early Scotland. 1t was
harsh, cold country to which Mary
returned as widow after her brief
rule as Queen of France.
In Paris, she first had met the
Gay Galliard, the rash youth who
had befriended her mother and who
promised now to restore her to the
throne of Scotland 1t was Boutwell,
who stuck by his Queen and who
married her after the murder of hel
second husband, Lord Darnley. II
was Boutwell,, too. who brought Mary
and himself, also-the only rea
period of happiness she ever hat
known.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Annemae Hayes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve
hayes of Central and until recently voters in
New Britain will throw superstition to the winds to-
morrow and celebrate her 18th birthday in joyous
vein Annemae first saw the light of day Friday, Feb
49, 1881 and believe not tomorrow will be the first
time her natal day has fallen on Friday the thirteenth
Mr. and Mrs Morgan PuIver of Winsted Will be mar
ried 80 years February 20. They married in this
CITY, but up residence after in Hartford where
they opened their mail for ~ years The last IL years
they have enjoyed at their present residence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
1--WE Shall Not Fail"
LlNCoLN's WORDS OF YESTERDAY RING OUT TODAY
BY TOM WOLF
NEA Service Staff Writer

The story below comes from the
White House during wartime. II
reads like the story of America al
war, 1912. Yet it actually concerns
the America of 80 years ago.
It's author is Abraham Lincoln
born 1873 years ago today.
The story has been culled, ir
exact quotation, from various o
Lincolns speeches and writings cur
ing the whole Civil War period.
This issue presents to Tho
whole family Of man the question
whether a constitutional republic
or democracy-a government OF the
people by the same people-can
or cannot maintain its territorial
integrity 1t forces us to ask:
Is there, in all republics, this in
herent and fatal weakness? Must
government, of necessity, be too
strong for the liberties of its own
people, or too weak to maintain
it's own existence?
This government must be pre-
served in spite of the acts of any
man or any set of men. 1t is
worthy Tor our) every effort {.
War, at the best, is terrible and
this war of ours, in its magnitude
and duration, is one Of the most
terrible, 1t has deranged business,
totally in many localities, and
partially in all localities. 1t has
destroyed property and ruined
homes; it has produced a national
debt and taxation unprecedented.
(YeD the fight must 60 on :.
These are trying occasions, not
only in success, but for want of
success The cause of civil
liberty must not be surrendered
at the end of one, or even 100,
defeats.
The times are dark, and the
spirits of ruin are abroad in all
their power (BuD the result
is not doubtful. We shall not fail
if we stand firm, we shall not
fail. Wise counsels may accelerate,
or mistakes delay, it, but, sooner
or later, the victory is sure to
come e.
To war power alone can we look,
yet for a time, to give confidence
to the people in the contested re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
Todsys Answers 70
CIR ANlUM CRACKERS
Questions on Women's Page

1. The suns reaching its north
ernmost point, the Tropic of Can
Ger, marks the beginning of sum-
mer in the northern hemisphere,
and winter In the southern hem
isphere.
2. Hurricane Is a tropical whirl-
wind and is highest term in wind
force scales. Typhoon is a violent
whirlwind in the China Sea. Tor
nado is a destructive wind with a
funnel-shaped cloud, usually occur
ring in middle west.
3. Mark Twain said, Everybody
talks about the weather but nobody
does anything about it,"
4. A storm damaged the Span
ish Armada so much the English
navy had little trouble in finishing
the job.
S. Only water of the mentioned
liquids freezes at 80 degrees F.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
CHEAP FOR A REAL QUEEN

Davis, Calf .-(UP)-The U. of c.
Agricultural College is offering 500
for queen bee, that has been
tested and found to produce daugh-
tcrs whose colonies are resistant to
American foulbrood to a practical
degree"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
Current Publications:

"1nvitation to Dance" (Barnes), by
Walter Terry.--A discussion of the
American dance in theater, educa-
ton and recreation.
"Airways" (Knopf), by Henry Ladd
Smith.--The history of commercial
aviation in the United States.
Barometer Rising" Duel, Sloan
& Pearce), by Hugh MACEDONIAN
A stirring novel Of Halifax in Nova
Scotia in time of war.
"Mr. LincOln's FunnybOne" tHow-
ell, Soskin), by Lloyd Dunning.-An
amusing collection Of anecdotes il
Illustrating the wry sense of humor of
our Civil War President.
MANY Happy Returns" (Simon &
Schuster), by Groucho Marx.-A
treatise on the income tax problem
as zany as its author.
saints at Prayer" (Coward-Mc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
STRAND

Built for entertainment from start
to finish, "Babes on Broadway"
opened a four day engagement at
Warmers Strand theater yesterday
with Mickey Rooney and Judy Gar
land in co-starring roles.
The film proves ont thing-youth
still maintains its supremacy in
the motion picture world.
A splendidly contrived combination
of music, dancing, comedy and
pathos, this new musical serves as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
THE STARS AND STRIPES

The Stars and Stripes still wave
Ger this mighty land of ours,
The home of the true and brave
And the home of so many flowers
1t has waved through many passing year,
Though threatened by Shot and shell,
And even now we have no fear,
But that later we can say that all Is very well.
And as we watch this mighty conflict
Between the right and all the wrong
Let us sing again the same old anthem,
That same old patriotic song.
Most surely 1t is the greatest banner,
With all the Stars and Stripes unfurled,
That can be seen in any manor
Throughout this great and glorious world.
We are very sure that we are right
AS we know, we always are.
So let us fight with all our might
And TO our greatness add one more little star
DANIEL GILLETTE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Joseph Woods of Pembroke avenue
was called to Van Buren,, Maine,
Sunday because of the sudden death
of his daughter, Gladys Woods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
|CARON TO DIRECT
FIRST AID CLASS
Minimum of 50 EnrOllees
Needed; Grace Church
Forms Junior Choir
WA1ERVIlLE
Correspondent-Mrs. r. w.
Heni0n, Telephone 3-5462

Waterville, Feb. 12-An evening
First Aid Glass is now being formed
for all interested men and women
in Waterville. Joseph Caron and
Louis Laun are in charge. All wish
ing to join are asked to notify Mr..
Caron. The time and place will be
announced later and those who reg
lster will be contacted by postal
card.
Although many have already COM
pleted the course in classes previ-
ously held in Waterbury, an oppor-
tunity is now being given all who
wish to take it up. The instructor
will be from the Red Cross chapter
of Waterbury and an attendance Of
fifty or more is desired.
The young folks of the Grace
Methodist church are to be organ
lzed into Junior choir, under the
i leadership Of Charles Probert. They
will meet for rehearsal every Friday
night at $50 at the church.
Mrs. Thomas Buckley entertained
at her home on Huntingdon avenue,
yesterday afternoon for the\follow-
ing members of her card club: Miss
Josephine LaChance, Mrs. James
McAree, Mrs. Francis Whalen, Mrs.
Joseph Seery, Mrs. William Heaney,
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and Mrs.
James German. Prize winners were,
Mss LaChance, first; Mrs. German,
second; Mrs. Heaney, third and
Mrs. Sullivan, consolation.
The weekly bible study hour OF
the Waterville Union Church will
be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock, I'M
der the leadership of Rev. Milton
Nilsson.
Meeting Tonight
The C. Y. o. Society Of st. Mich
aels Church will meet this evening
at 8 o'clock, in the Parish Hall, fol
dancing instruction, with Mrs. ]. z
Coffey in charge. All young people
of Waterville are invited to attend
In observance of Abraham Lin
coins birthday, the Waterville IL.
brary will not be open this evening
Joseph Woods of Pembroke avenue
was called to Van Buren,, Maine
Sunday because of the sudden deatf
of his daughter, Gladys Woods.
The monthly business meeting o.
the Casper S. Davis American
Cann), by Raymond E. F. LARSON
An outgrowth Of the private collec
ton Of pyayars nv the author.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Cann), by Raymond E. F. LARSON
An outgrowth of the private collec-
ton Of pyayars nv the author.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

The monthly business meeting OF
the Casper S. Davis American
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Legion Auxiliary will take place to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock, at Fra
telnity Hall, with Mrs. William
Rooney, presiding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

Boy Scouts Of Troop No. 81 will
meet tonight at 6:45 o'clock at Fra
ternity Hall, to go to Temple Hall
for the scout banquet. Members OF
the local troop will put ON an ice
rescue demonstration. Each one Is
to bring sandwiches,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12

In observance of Abraham Lin
coins birthday, the Waterville IL
brary will not be open this evening
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-12
Meeting Tonight

Meeting Tonight
The c. Y. o. Society Of st. Mich
aeIs Church will meet this evening
at 8 o'clock, in the Parish Hall, for
dancing instruction, with Mrs. J. z.
Coffey in charge. All young people
of Waterville are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1942-04-15

INT LfLNlVO HlO1 LiVUiI'
wN. 7:3O-That Brewster Boy Joey vs..
bis Dad as rival pitchers In baseball game.
WRt S00-Ihin Nan Adventures: Murder
Of . seasons baseball opener
WhAL. S;00-ouil Kids: Mai Harold Kent,
Bureau Of Public Relations Of the War Depart.
msnt, Is guest,
WNAl, S;30-Nanhatian at Midnight:
Patsy Campbell In comedy Make Like .
PretsI."
Wpt. o00-Eddis Cantor Show; Comedian
Phil Baker and Bsudman Tommy Dorsey are
guests.
WJN, e;oo-Shirlsy Temple; The young
hdy gets her father into trouble
WhAI. o:OO-AmsrItan Melody Hour Miss
della ChIesa and Mr.. ThIbsult feature three
duets
wNDt, 9:OO-NsY Junior Revue: Ashley
Snow and Earle Perts thist aviation pilots who
Travelled with Byrd 10 AniarCiiCa, are featured.
WINK. o:05-Nstional Symphony Hour: Re-
eordineS Of I0hakowskYs symphony No. 3,
Two SiYteenth Century Duith IuneS, and
chsdwlckS Noe"
WRc. e30-Nr. District Attorney Death
IN . Wheel Chair
VOL. e3o-Spoiohi Band; Sammy Hayes
WeC t0:00-kyssf knowledge koIlsoe
From the Great lakes Mya TraInno Station,
Evening star., 1942-04-15

T. d. brave deed FOR yourself
is much tn be com nended
EIt vhen you're brave for some one siS
WIN then she decd e EuieYdgs
Evening star., 1942-04-15
SHORT. WAVE PROGRAMS.

MOSCOW, 6;i5-Broadtad in English; pKE,
ti.S meg, 757 m.
LONDON. 7:45-'Khak Soap Book: CSC.
9.5s meg, 3t.3 m; 6SD. Ills meg. 25.5 m.
LONDON S:45-"Snsw Of War; CSC,
s.5s meg 3t.3 NJ; 6SD, tt,75 meg, 25,5 m.
MOSCOW e;t5-New'ln English RKt, ii,S
meg 25.7 m.
LONDON 1905 Starlight: CSC, 9.S8 meg.
3i3 m; 6Sl. 6.ti meg. 49t m.
GUATEMALA iti5-Sstont Ad Of Aida"
IOWA. 96S meg, 3i3 m.
MOSCOW. ii:I5-EneIish Period RKe, ti.s
meg, 252 m.
GUATEMALA i1:00am.-NeM IOWA.
o.6S meg. 81 m.
LONDON. t2:tSsm.-'Inside Nsli Europe
csc, q,SS meg 3i.3 m; GSl, 6.ti meg,
4ot m.
GUATEMALA 1870 sm.-opsrstt SeIg
lions IOWA 96S NEG. 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-04-15

WhAL, t0:00-Basin Street Music Society;
introducing Marie Green. swing eoIoraiura, and
Zero MosteI. comedian.
WISV i0t5-Grsai Music Moments; ES.
cerpis from "Tannhauser.
WNAI. t0:45-RepresentatNs Vito Nartsn.
tonic Of New York discusses the Smith labor bill.
VOL, ii:t5-Draks University Concert Band:
Music 10 open the 53d Annual Drake Relays.
Wpt, ii:30-AuihoH' Playhouse: Light in
Darkness, murder msieN
Evening star., 1942-04-15
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

The ingenious mother 1Dill find
rays to fit child's desire to do
TO his ability to do.
Evening star., 1942-04-15
EVENING STAR FEATURE
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

Star Fashes-lstsd news with Bill Coyle
Mts daily; WNAl. i;S5 and Ass pm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-23
de Gaullists Arrested
By Hundreds
Continued from Page One)

.ytce> at LoikaWa, G5 miles to the
east, We're in desperate straits. \
c'umunique said that garrison, an
oEt violent assault since dawn Mon
Gay, was counter attacking IN an at
Tempt 10 trWurt 4 japanese CncirCl-
ing movement, and reported heavy
e. u<ies Oh both sides IN ticrCt
I~aNd-tO-hand fighting,
On the other end Of the Eulnua
mont, in the west, the Chinese re-
ported they were holding stoutly
alter reCapturing the town OF YCnuu-
eyaung, in the heart OF the burnt Ok,
oil fields.
In the battle for the approaches.
10 Australia, General MacArthur'S
headquarters reported that allied.
Warplanes struck anew at Rabaul,
New Britain. bombing docks and
shore structures for the second sue
ceSalVe Gay.
About 5000 volunteer observers
assist the U. S. Weather bureau.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-23

lac Nla.cn report >tuv5 ,Ad6 uHIS
one oi the - reported fire was Gus
ed by something beyond mans con-
troll. That resulted from lightning
All the others could have been pre-
vented.
Campers and hunters caused 90 of
the March fires. debris burning re-
suited in PAL, there We're l62 iucen-
diary forest fires during the month,
twelve resulted from numbering OBJ
e~rations, trains caused 25. smokers
started 1856, the rest Of them. G2.
We're classified as miscellaneous
tut all we're the result OF man care
leSSnt>S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-23

b. War BONDS or Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

DaStsteSS SPpcfsostsstcS
BEAUTY shop-Modern equipment 1.-TWO
rooms living duArterel. rent reasonable .
illness reason for selling. 6621 clayton
Lafayette 305f
BEAUTY sHoP-ii years same location.
Operators working steady. University
3-14ee evenings.
established sacrificing, $500 cash. 12426
Joe. Campeau Twinbrook l-0f9i
BEER and wine tavern--Leaving for army
sacrificing, cash. 1905 Jos. Campau.
BEER GARDEN-ciass c license modern
equipment. excellent business. 1921 Mt.
Elliott
CHEAP Grocery. good neighborhood; tx.
lures; beer license stevens, TE. 2-5O23.
COSFECTIONEBY-S splendid business IN
ness forces sale. lbls3 West warren.
pfeE ~ Ehhh-
GROCERY. meat market must sell. owner
drafted, stock al inventory. viii rent,
seit store and fixtures. Mutter Market,
sS2s ChCne.
GROCERY STORE. 1881 East Jefferson
sacrifice account % illness. Drexel 1888.
HARDWARE sToRE-ComplSis. nav sec.
-t"H ~ competition; clean stock. 1895
West McNlchols.
~. 4-.-,,.sy- wr.sr .fJftf,KY DISTRICT
Large store and ls-rOom hotel above
100, occupancy. Sacrifice Tor casn,
81 600 Cadillac 6033.
REsTACEANT- Small: near factory sX-
ceNent business must sacrifice, drsfed.
1875 Kercncval, near Lemon
REsTh CRAST- Modern equipment sacri-
fcinf cash. account Of iilneSs ceiling
Vermont 1-O9O7.
TRAILER CAMP on Michigan avenue mile
Bomber plant. income $500 month ITO
loo. - uDC down. 1875 East Michigan,
/ YrsiiarH
ls0-CAR GARAGE equip Cd filled
/ owner drafted. S2s FarnsWorth. Terrace
f2-si35.
Is nv . electric Wblk.in boz. owner. 6021
jos. CAmpau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

Dogs
FOR sale: pups. German short haired
pointers. 3z2Ob Birmingham Road. Route
4. Birmingham
CONSULT the ENLARGED Rssl Ests's list.
inEs IN the bis Sunday Times Want "a
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Houses for Sale
West Of Wood word)

ALPINE, si34-5-room bungalow, near
schools and transportation, only 81, $50.
$3.50 down. Vacant Hogarth 32io
CLARENDON, so. 4s44-opsn. 4-bedroom
brick. Newly recoDdtioned. We, $500.
FAUST. sss7--Two bedrooms; tile; fun
attic: VACANT; $500 required. CE. 1870
PALMS AND BAGLFy-Fivs-r room: newly
painted: 81. BOO $500 dVwn. A3t0 Yer
nor. Lafayette s1sl.
RoosEVELT. $500 Warren ,-- " odsrn
2-fannily, 6-s, scar EArage, make me an
offer. NErmont 5-ee72
sEvERAL 4. broom houses. SENT modern.
with $500 down payment, balance terms.
Come 70 1900 Ford road
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decorated throughout, newly brlcktdsd
s1csi,ently located. Only $500. Tyler
s-g4li
CAHfEEAe 2s3e-YhcAFTi aootfh IticE
home, garages. SIDE drive eACHiF ICE
EAR HOLCOyR Ala VACANT Aeaars-
brick home. Must cell today. IL. 2-6e76.
DON'T MISC THIs-oPES
Ohio, 15835-7.rm. brick. rseoudltioned.
laree brick garage real value quick sale
ANAL down payment. TR- 2-7g@.
JOHN r -io-hns- Stan home. mr. Brush
line. $50 On. Williams. IL 2-i45s
JOHN R-iOIs Nile ~ room house nice
big yard vacant october ] $500 down.
williams. Ii 2-it5s
sEEBoLpT, s0s7-Modtm. 4 bedrooms,
Al conditioo. al oak, garage. 81 O0u
oovn. rbquire s7i7 w. Port VIZ i-if00.
Will sAcRIFfcE
A2le Chens--CAHhsid business diAtfief
rooms: separate enirances large attic
garage, garden. - 500. terms.
COfyORFD or white. vacant nov New
oottsgs; $3.50 down Beverly and Wayne
road. 'fsee Jones'" Columbia 1910. MAdi-
son eTs4.
colored. Harmon a-family, 10 rms. terms.
peechwOod q rms ff15 an. Hurry
Cannon Brothers. 1880 sherman. ri 0ito
RosedAls. near John r.
rooms. excellent condition; sma4 down
rsynsnt T>sinbrook i-3Ts7 i
cd OPED-why rent when YOU ID buy
n Jos On, Jssss r. Parker. re. l-le3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

A BEDROOM suite, s-piees. walnut nnish
slightly marrsd In shipment; sacrifice.
tls.75 terms. Alvin. Sis West Vernon.
NEW s-pc. bedroom suite; poster bed,
roomy chest ana dresssr: walnut nnish;
sacrifice s74. Mftchel's, 5000 0rattot-
RED mehsir living room suite, t.pc
sample; sat- &5e. Nttchelis. 1000 0rattot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

ABOUT A acres: buildings. orchard, tim
Der good high farm land; Nepessing
lake frontage and dock; good hunting
fishing; terms to suit or trade. TU. 2-ss20.
Co. Hanson-osborn. Realty. Hart. Mich.
IFoR sALE-I6O- acre farm. 40 cleared,
for information write Mr.. c. d. oswalt.
lOpaway Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Rentals Wanted
Wanted to Rent Houses

ATTENTION - Responsible Christian en1-
pie Two email children. desires house
Cat Furnished or uEfurnlshed references
EXCHANGED consider leAst prefer east SIDE
LenoG 6Sg3
OFFICER AND WIFE desire or s-bed-
rooyy flirr shed house NJ apt, within 10
nile rGaius Of Wayne County Airpoui ~
Oct 7 IN. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Houses for Sale

BARGAIN mo1ern home newly
decorated throughout. newly brlckkidsd .
s1ceiently located. Only SfsO0. Tyler
6-S4li.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Store and Offe. Equipment

DRUG STORE fixtures. show cases for
sale At Liggett Drug Store, 4T00 18th
ST Phone Temple i-s03e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Money to Loan
Small Loan Licenses

COMMERCIAL AccEPTANCE CORP,
s2s FOX BLDG. CADILLAC s4Iz
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION
THIRTEEN DETROIT OFFICES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

PROVOST, 1854 open
New bung, large living room, large
ibedrms tile bath. 43-ft lot; vacant; terms.
1885 mo Builder UN. 1-26O0
RECoNDITIoNED 5-RooM-ss 800.
DAN J. HARRISON. uN. 1880
IsT CYRIt~-s-room brick bungalow; 81.
heat. gar. 50. 500, 81 600 dn. PL. s02a,
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AUTO loans, $40 to $500, made in IS min
utes. Aetna Finance, 1888 Cas-. RIA. sos!
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Mortgages
Business Opportunities

ALL Mortgages. no restrictions. ca. 70
Home Associates. 325 Lafayette BIOS
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Flats for Sale

.BFWICK az Goethe Mod. brk i-fam. >
ca $40 500 s. 800 On. Pettinr. Pr. 1880.
CADILLAC. near Shoemaker Modern 90
p fur. So, 700. ~ 400 down. Peitinr'
rL 1880
.PIJ'MER- Mex TNsTRS soiid brick Alta,
e-f steam heat 2-csr garage -. 500
- 100 doVR 4S4O Vernon. Lafayette olbl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

IKIMBALL UPRIGHT. playsr--ssll, trade
for Frigidaire. Vermont 6-7s75. 12052
Archdale.
UPRIGHT MAHOGANY plano with bench
good condition: sacrifice; S4o. 1851
Cruise.
VIoLIN-A good Instrument; splsndid
condition; bargain at SIS. sA3s ElGn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

Houses for Sale
(Eosf Of Woodvord)

NINNEsoTA-Nr. John n. s-rm, modern,
new gar; 500 On. sTRoA. TO. s-4le3.
RossfNf DRIVE. ist45-Nsw 2-bedroom
brick; large lot, air conditioned heat .
IS oq5, 1o% down. Niagara 7ss5.
a-BEDRooN home modern; almost new .
sacrifice 80, 300 2006i Revere.
CoLoRED-s0 Trowbridss. vacant So 300
modern, brick. rooms, immediate pos.
session. TX. 2-e615.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

CHEAP rocery. good neighborhood; hx.
lures; beer license stevens, TE, 2-5O23.
COSFECTIONEBY-S splendid business IN
ness forces sale. 16lS3 West Warren.
man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Pets and Poultry Supplies

5 ~ electric Vslk-ln boz. owner. 6021
Jos CAmpau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Little Farms for Sale

AID land contracts bouRht, mtRs. mhue.
McHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac o34s
MELVIN h. ZANZIBAR h COMPANY
sth Floor. Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 631o.