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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-12

tet contest in the Fens Stadi-
UNI, Boston. The program was
sponsored by the Boston Park
Dept in cooperation with the
Works Progress Administration
Miss Julia Bullock, daughter
Of Atty and Mrs. Matthew w.
Bullock, is an assistant in
Hampton Institute library. she
is a graduate of Fisk U. and
Simmons College.
] Nathaniel Saunders of
Washington, D. c. is the week
end guest of Helen WORKMAN
Holiday, the noted soprano. Mr
Saunders, former resident of
Boston and Worcester, is tour
ing New England. For more
than 10 years he has resided
in Washington.
Corporal Kenneth Main,
GRIND Infantry, recently spent
a few days leave in Boston,
much to the delight of pretty
Miss Gloria Mealey, step
daughter of DR. A I Tucker.
Miss Mona Josey of W Med
ford is visiting in Washington.
Mrs. Edith Mcpherson, OF
Springfield st left last Satu--
day on a trip to Chicago and
other cities in the West.
Matthew w. Bullock, Jr, grad
uate of Bowdoin, and Harvard
Law School student, has en-
tered the army and is at tt
Devens with the 366th Infan-
try His friends in Boston are
expecting to hear that he is
at the Officers Training School,
Fl Benning, Ga.
DR. and Mrs John B Hall, Jr,
and their son, John B ", left
on Friday of last week for their
home in Chicago. On the Sum
day evening previous, DR. and
Mrs Hall, ST., entertained
friends in honor of their
guests. Among those present
were: DR. and Mrs c N Gar
land, Atty and Mrs A de ]
Cardozo, Miss Gertrude Schalk,
Atty and Mrs NJ w Bullock, Or
and Mrs w H Gilbert, DR. and
Mrs C G Steward, Mr. and Mrs
w S Dabuey. Mrs Cora Mac
Kerrow, Mrs Nettie Baumann,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Clarke,
Mr. and Mrs Julian r Stubs
and others.
Mr. and Mrs Frank White
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have removed to l61 w. Spring
field st.
Mrs Adeline Nickel of Phil
adelphia has been spending her
vacation with her aunt, Mrs
Ethel Ferguson of Munroe st.
Miss Elsie Tucker of Alexan-
dria, Va, sister of Capt Samuel
Tucker, 366 Inf has also been
the house guest of Mrs Ethel
Ferguson and daughters.
Mrs DoSsie B Nangu reports
an enjoyable trip to Virginia
visiting her sister Mrs Addfe
Robinson and other relatives.
In Philadelphia she was the
guest Of her cousins Mrs Daisy
Page, Mrs Beatrice Foster and
Geo Wake.
Alonzo Lee, baritone, former
ly of Boston, now living in
New York, will appear in mis-
home town for the first time
on Sunday, Sept 81, at $3.50 o
m, at the First AME church.
Roxbury. Mr. Lee is The brother
Of Ellastine Broadnax. He has
won several vocal additions
and the Juilliard Scholarship
for two years. He is a member
OF the Letter Carriers Male
Glee Club of New York City
and at present is a solois5 of
the Men and Boys Choir of St
Phillips Episcopal church. In
his very young days, Mr. Lee
was valued GUARDIAN
Boy"
Invitations are out announc-
ing the coming marriage of
Miss Margario Isadora Thorn
ton to Mr. william Alexander
Cox, Jr, eldest son of DR. "
Alexander Cox, dentist. The
marriage will be Solemnized on
Monday evening, Sept 81, 8 D
m at st Bartholomew church,
Harvard and Essex SITS, Cam
bridge. Rev Kenneth dep
Hughes will off1ciate. The cou-
pie will be at their home, re-
Gently purchased by Mr. Cox at
81 Waumbeck st, Roxbury. Mr.
Cox is now employed on de-
Tense work as first class cleo
trician at the CharlestoTn
Navy Yard.
Friendship Circle of the
Bermuda overseas Club held
its opening meeting of the sea-
son at the home of Mrs. Rosa
lie Smith, 143 Harrishof st,
Roxbury Wednesday evening
with a large attendance to
greet the new president, Mrs
Marty Henry. Business includ-
ed plans for the annual must
cal tea for Oct II. The guest
speaker, Miss Eleanor Mel of
the Boston Home of Truth,
gave an inspiring and timely
address on "Friendliness." The
club was pleased to have the
out-of-town members present
and also several guests, among
them Mrs Emma Randolph of
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The former Catherine B. Wright.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wright of 40 HOllander ST..
who was married to Sgt. Charles
Bailey, son of Mrs. Alfred Fisher
of New York City on July 10,
1912, by Rev. w. H. Hester, at
the parsonage. The bride is a
graduate of Simmons College
and is a member of the Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority. The bridegroom
is a technical sergaent of the
366th Infantry Regiment, sta
toned at Fort Devens, Mass. A
largely attended reception was
held on Aug. 8 at the brides
home where many lovely gifts
were on display. For the we'd
ding the bride wore blue and
was attended by her two sisters,
Miss Vera F. Wright, in yellow.
and Miss Florence Mae Wright
in blue. Her mother, Mrs. Flos-
sic Wright also was gOwned in
blue. The bride for the present
will reside at the family home.
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Cincinnati, o. Several new
members were enrolled. The
evening closed with the Serv-
ing Of refreshments.
Miss. Helen Chisholm, daugh-
ter of Frank Chisholm, Tuske-
gee field representative, left
Sunday for Bordentown, N. j.
where she will be on the staff
of the Manual Training and
Industrial School formerly
Ironsides SCHOOL, of which
Prof VIM Valentine Harvard
alumnus) is president. Miss
Chisholm will teach mathe-
mates. After a sojourn of a
year here, she leaves with the
good wishes of her many
friends.
Sunday afternoon, Aug 80.
the Altrua League gave a
Fashion Show at $50 Mass ave
and there were several musical
selections by Bernard Jackson,
pianist. The mistress of cere-
monies was Alyce Rose, whose
charming personality and ar
tistic manner of presenting
persons on the program added
much to the interest. June
Desmond is president of the
club, and other members in
clude: Anna Finley, Grace
Belle, Mary Hasgill, Marion
Phillips, Thelma Wentworth,
Sadie Dogan, Mae Wingood, Al
yce Rose, Edithe Carter, EN-
ma Henry, and LailiSsa Frss-
be. The Altrua League has done
much charity work, and for
several summers has sent chill
dren on vacations to summer
camps.
Mr. Slade the Chicken king"
has his car and beach wagon
Serviced and filled with Allan
tic Ethyl Gasoline at THOMP-
SONS ATLANTIC SERVICE,
HOS fremont st, Roxbuly,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Leon D Poyner
of Washington, D C, formerly
of Maiden, Mass. were the
weekend guests of their cou-
sins, Mr. and Mrs w Taylor,
Maiden, and spent Sunday
with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Jones, at their beautiful
home in Natick. Mr.. Poyner is
a government employee IN the
Archive Building.
Mr. and Mrs w Taylor Of
Linwood st, Maiden will be 10
Gated at 10 Suffolk st, Maiden
after Sept Is.
Mrs Jessie Johnson was the
guest Of her cousins, Mrs Daisy
Page, Mrs Beatrice Foster and
George Wake in Philadelphia.
The Mass State Union OF
Women's Clubs will hold its
first Executive Board meeting
of the season Monday, Sept "A,
$3.50 p m at 464 Mass ave. All
officers are urged to attend.
Mrs Mildred Moore of Phiia-
delphia for two weeks the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Fan
ME Fortune of Village st, left
Sunday for home. Miss Harriet
Dorsey and Roscoe Davis of
Philadelphia who joined Mrs
Moore the last week here ac-
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CITY NEWS

GUARDIAN OFFICE is RE-
MOVED UPTOWN FROM Sc
PENTBERTON so. ADDRESS
ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO
sS2 FREMONT ST, BRANCH
OFFICE.
Atty M. w. Bullock OF the
Correction Department is va
cationing in New York for two
weeks.
Eleanor Trent Wallace is en-
joying a visit to her brothers
farm at vandalia, Mich. Last
week she was in Chicago as
the guest OF relatives and
friends.
The Junior Missionary Dept.
will hold a popularity contest
at Concord Baptist church on
Thursday night, Sept II, to
choose the most popular mem
Der.
William x. Tyler of 81 HAM
mond st has fully recovered
from his recent illness and
wishes to thank all of his
friends who were SO kind and
generous during his illness.
Mr.. Tyler was the recipient OF
many lovely gifts from his wife
Mrs Minnie Tyler and his
family and friends .on his
birthday, Sept 8.
Miss Adelaide Brown CT
Newport, R I, student nurse in
Lincoln Hospital, New York
spent Labor Day weekend
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Adelaide Parker of Boston.
The Inner South End Com
munity Chorus, Claudius J..
Broadf1eld, conductor, will pre-
sent a concert Tuesday night
at Harriet Tubman House, Is
Holyoke st. Mrs Laura Downs,
chairman, Miss Mary E CS-
born, Miss Geraldin Ogilyie,
and Mr. Floyd Nelson are the
special music committee. At
ricanus Setback of Liberia and
several other Africans: jim
Davis, Peter Jones, Kwesi
Blankson, Moses Deem, Doug
las Membere, Dumascas Friday
and Robert Awke will render
several African selections on
African instruments. A short
address on music will also be
made. The Community Sing
ing led bby Mr. Broadfeld will
begin promptly at $3.50 y IN.
There will be other partici-
pants on the program.
The Royal Lights Quartet,
Walter Lyon, Cleveland VIII
Hams, Enoch Sutton and Char
lie King, won the first Prize
Wednesday night at the Quar-
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Card Of Thanks
And Appreciation

Rev. and Mrs. S. Marion Ri
ley, Jr., wish to express their
deep and sincere appreciation
and thanks for the many cards,
gifts and tokens of love received
from many members and friends
on Saturday, September 5, 1912,
at the open house" in celebra-
ton of their 10th wedding an
niversary. We can never forget
such tokens of love and respect.
Very gratefully,
REV. and MRS.
S. MARION RILEY, JR.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

BESIDE el primer momento, Ia
anunci6 que corrian de su cuen
ia los gastos del hotel.
Y 81 no la propuso que Sc vi
niera al Colon, fue porque este
habria tenido Jas apariencias de
IN amancebamiento, y nj por
el nj por ella hubiera querido
Pope una cosa asi.
Los paseoS de los dos amigos,
perdidos por los bosques inmen
SOS de pinos que rodean BARGE
Iona, tenian un encanto poetico
muy parecido a la melancolia
de los invalidos.
Pope dejaba ell coche en- cual-
bosquecillo apartado, o en-
la miSma terraza de uno de los
hoteles del Tibidabo o Vallvi-
drera o Vista-Rica, v ellos dos
Sc perdian entonces por los ca
solitarios, charlando pla-
,idamente.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
DEPORTES
VICTORIA DE WHO'S BOY
EN- LA NOVENA CABRERA

Era Who's Boy ell gran favo-
rito en- la novena carrera de a.
noche Y Sc hizo digno de la con-
fianza de los apostadores, pa
sando la meta en- primer lugar.
Sus boletos Sc abonaron a $3.50
Platonic entro en- segundo
puesto Y Tongass en- tercero.
Conquistaron la victoria en-
la quiniela, la apuesta doble, pa
gada a $113.40, Prim Patsy y
Solomon Way.
En- las otras competiciones
vencieron Some Gallop, Little
Gift, Tax Payer, Donna Lee,
Fax Ataxy, Play Money, Star
Master Y Waltz Chief.
Dos funciones Sc verificaran
hoy, una de elias a las 2:15 de
la tarde.
Los mas veloces galgos parti-
ciparan en- la novena carrera de
esta noche, a saber: Suwanee,
Dainty Ann, Grady, Judy Bug
ger, Satter Brain, King Cole y
Court Drama.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

FL marques comenzaba a o.
vidar de un modo lento y tenue,
f, su drama eSpantoso.
A wees, Ell recuerdo de la mu
ler p5rfida y malvada que le ha
bia destrozado Ia vida, que lie
habia burla6o Y escarne,ido, lie
sublevaba el pecho. hacienda
crispar sus puhos, mientras por
sus ojos pasaban rafagas de.
sangre Y de locura.
Era solo un momento.
En- seguida, la realidad, i'm
placable, haeiale despertar.
va estaba hecho!
Y Ell marques Sc decia en- ST.
=Que ganamos con deses-
perar, con maldecir, con odiar
la locura a nuestros enc
.igos, a los que nos han des-
-rozado el coraz6n, a los que no
aos han amado, cuando tanto
os amamos nOsotros? lila vida
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

es cruel, muy cruel, y parece
tener un espiritu burl6n e in
diferente a ~nuestras miserias
Y a nuestros dolores Y a nues-
tras miserias Y a nuestras an
gustias, como eSta Naturaleza.
QUE no roiea!...
Odette lie sacaba entonces de
Su enSimiSmsmiento.
= En- que piensa listed, mar
ques?-le preguntaba, con una
Sonrisa encantadora.
E0h, en- NADIA, en- NADIA :
reapondia Pepe, intentando dar
a sus palabras un tono ligero Y
frivolo.
Y sofia ahadir, conteniendo
IN suSpiro:
-iEl dolor es tan tenaz De-.
'mprendo la Erase del pOeta:
algeria es p~asajera: SOLO Ell
iolor eS la verdad de nuestra
Y tambien al dramatur-
70, cuando dijo: ~iCada hora
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

ere !, las classes sociales y su in.
ilTe.c'a en- el in@dividuo, come
aos diseipulos de una nueva Es.
caela de los S%ofis'os. del ITEM
20 De Frind y de S6foclas.
Pepe Sc a%sOmbraba de OR
eNponer a Odotte teorias q /.
ssas de una audacia y una he.
llsza inmensas, con un punto de
"0'
-iYo creo, moi, senior mar.
que entire I'm hombre y u.
muler puede existir I'm Son.
de amistad muy dnIce
que no tenga del amor ma. cro
a simpatia! lQu6 es Ell amor
iespu6s de TODD, sine una dnIo,
INA amis'ad? listed no como.
). 5.1 81 moro de mi compatriota
5erthie' Log Solitarios?
81 ST; 10 he leiao en- fran.
es' mace unas semanas.
(Ah' ST? Je me rejOit. me
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
Ell DEL NUNES
EN- SARASOTA
Gift Greenwood reingTes6
en- ell ejercito

Sarasota, Febrero Cliff
Greenwood renunci6 Ell puestC
de arbitro en- las peleas q. aquI
Sc e~fecbian, por haberlo llama
do Uncle Sam, y sera %sustitui-
do por su hermano, que tambien
es un retirado gladiator del pc
so weller.
En- ell programa 'el lunes, boz
10 los auspicios de la Legion A.
mericana, tomaran parte estos
pGgiles: Lou Flyer, $50 libras,
de Hollywood, California, con-
ira Mel Seratta, un indio de
Oklahoma; Jimmy Wilson, $50
libras, Chicago, frente a John
ny O'Brien, 152, de Terre Hau-
tie, Indiana; Bobby Baker, 149,
indianapolis, de rival de Char
lie Mccarthy, Miami Beach,
l42, Y Richie Brokaw, de Ter
re Haute, contra Larry Lazear,
lie Orlando.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
La Gaceta Folletin No. 229
TONIC TERCERo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de muerte asimiSmo por la ira
gedia moral de CASTOR Y Eula-
liza de las Torres, estaba en- uno
de esos estados de cobardia, de
vencimento que siguen a las
grandes catastrofes del alma.
TODD la inspiraba miedo Y te-
NOR.
TODD la aterraba Y la hacia
florar.
Pepe, con su alma noble Y ex-
quisita, con esa doble sensibili-
dad que parecen tener los enfer
mos, Experimental una oculta
algeria al proteger Y amparar
esta mujercita, a la que debia
ia existencia.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
JEFFERSON DERROTO AL
PONCE DE LEON

Coral Gables, Febrero Z. =
FL team de baloncesto del insti-
tuto Jefferson, de Tampa, de-
rroto aver, en- esta ciudad, al
Quinteto del Ponce de Leon. Lu-
ciano Prida Sc distingui6 nota-
por los tampenos, ha-
ciendo 10 puntos de los 38 de su
team.
Jugaron por los visitantes,
Reed, Brown, Tanner, Fernan-
DEE, Prida y Sadler.
Los jovenes del Ponce de Leon
anotaron 81 puntos, diez de E.
los acreditados a Hugulet.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

allegro, me allegro. Pues bien ;
all habra listed visto que es yer
uad que hay ciertas almas que
no pueden sentirse sofas, sin
experimental ell deseo de pedir
Socorro. Y, Isabe listed una CO.
Sa?
@lQue?
-Pues que 70 soy una de e.
ilas' Ser delicado, es una des,
g'ac'a; ESQ es 10 que viene a de-
err en- resumen, ell libro de mi
eompasriota. Maestro excelso
Lamartine, va habia dicho este
en- su estrOfa mortal:
Les defeats sont naalheureur:
''en ne salroit les satisfaire."
I es cleric: "Ios delicados
son deSgraciados, porQue NADIA
rs Sa'isface".... Por ESQ, mule
res como 70, que sienten en- Ell
-oi"zon' con una intensidad de
nuer'e o de locura, esta ansia
~ Smar' esta sed de cariho,. De
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
CARRERAS DE BOTES MO.
TORIZADOS

Manana domingo, en- Palmet-
to Beach, cerca del terraplen de
Ia Gale %, Sc ~efectuara una ca
rrera de botes motorizados ba-
jo la direction del comodoro
Barney Gugel, del Club Tampa
Cupboard.
FL comodoro invita- a todos
los duenos de embarcaciones de
esta clase.
Sc empezara a cumplir ell pro
grama, como en- domingos ante.
riores, a las dos de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

acuerdo, conbestando asf a III :
mores circulantes en- la Gale y
contrarios a Frank.
Sc lie concedi6 permiso al pro
motor para traer a Jack Mar
shall, ell p1gil de Texas, con tai
de que deposite una fianza de
$3.50 y llegue a Tampa cinco
dfas antes del encuentro. La Co
mission hubo de suspenderle, ha-
&c algunos meses, porque no
cumpli6 una promesa que hicie-
ra, aunque cobr6 ell giro que pa
ra realizar 81 viaje Sc lie manda-
ra.
Varies cambios Sc hicieron en-
ell personal de la Comisi6n, los
que Sc daran a conocer la sema-
ma que viene.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
Son el BATE y Mascota y los Espejuslos


Mel OFT firm6 aver su contra
to, por dos amos, como director
de los Gigantes de New York
Ell secretario de la novena,
Eddie Brannick, decline discu-
tir las condolences ofrecidas al
notable pelotero; pero aseglra-
Sc que no percibira menos de
$4,000.
Los Gigantes iran a la Haba-
ma Y ALI jugaran, con los Dod-
gers de Brooklyn, dos juegos
de exhibition, los iias % de fe-
brero Y l. de mario. 3.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
Al LAMARQUE CON-
TINUARA SIENDO Ell PRO
MOTOR

La Comisi6n de Boxeo de Ben
jamin Field acord6 aver, por u
n~animidad, retener como promo
tor al conocido ciudadano senior
Frank La Marque.
Actuando de p~residente ell CO
ronel Malcolm Grow, Sc tom6 ell
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

de placer es ago que lie roba-
mos al dolor de vivir, es el diyi-
no engano que hacemos a la
Muerte y a la Tristeza, en- eg.a
interminable caravana hacia Ia
NADIA, en- que todos marchamos
sin cesar, con los ojos venda-
dos
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
oaette lie comprendia.

Hsbia leido mucho, y ell am
biente espiritual de Paris los
viajes, ell estuiio, TODD habia he
cho de ella esa clasica mujerci-
ia franeesa, que es Ell ideal de
Ia compahera de un hombre in.
teligente y quito, como Pope.
ESto les permitia a los dos
discutir con una especia de sua.
We serenidad sobre temas tan A.
pasionantes como el amor 81 do
Tor y la felicidad en- la vida. So
ore las pasioneS humans. So
ore Ia dicha o la deSgracia, So
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

los Cardenales, Dodgers Y Pira-
tas.
Walter firm6 aver SD contra
to en- ell despacho del admins
trader Giles y dijo que la move
ma "batearia" mucho mejor que
ell ano pasado.
"Nuestros jugadores pueden
batear, pero ellos, como otros
muchos, suelen atravesar por
periodos de ineficiencia. FL ano
pasado tuvieron una mala tenn
lporada y por este perdipos Ell
campeonato. 70, por ejemplo,
solo pude impulsar nuevas ca
rreras:"
En- 1949, ell notable pitcher
impulse Is carreras y 16 en-
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

Bobo Newsome aceptara una
rebaja de sueldo razonable, perc
81 los Tigres quieren hacerle u
ma mayor, entonces.. no firma-
ra ell ~contrato que Sc lie ofrezca.
Es aNisarle a la direction de
los Tigres que en- case necesario
no tomara parte en- ell campeo-
nato de 1912.
Newsome gano ell aho pasado
S37,500 y solo do a su novena
IL victorias.
"Pueden ellos cortar TODD 10
que les parezca, Y de paso ha-
ran bien dedicandose a buscar
otroS pitchers"
La gaceta., 1942-02-07
TONY YALE PELEARA CON
BILLY CONN

ew York, feb. Eel viernes
de la semana que viene, en- la
Madison Square Garden, Tony
Zale, ell campe6n del peso me-
diano, Sc batira con Billy Conn,
ell "exrey' de las IT'S libras y
ahora aspirante al titulo de Jo-
sc Luis.
Yale lie concedera a Conn una
ventaja de Is libras y aver a.
firm6 que esta SECURE de con-
quistar la victoria. Despu6s de
la pelea del viernes, Tony ingre
sara en- la marina de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Sc ha c~omprometido Conn a
no peSar mas de IT'S libras.
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

Bucky Walters, ell excelente
pitcher de los Rojos de Cincin-
natl, estima que su team vol
vera a discutir ell campeonato,
hasta ell dltimo momento, con
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

Charley Root, lanzador del
Chicago en- la temporada de
1941, firm6 aver un contrato
contrato con el club Hollywood,
lie la liga de la Costa del Paci-
fico. Llevaba II amos en- las ma
yores, cuando Sc lie dej6, ell pa
5ado otono, en- libertad de ac-
sado otono, en- libertad de ac-
La gaceta., 1942-02-07

vlctorano Manteiga, Editor
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Household Goods H.o4

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thing in household goods. Rugs,
cookstoves. vacuum cleaners.
Tebo's Auction House, Third at
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Phone Mount Clemens 420-J.
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House for Sale-8 room home,
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Hotel Seymour

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Chairs 75c. new $1.25; kitchen
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son. Phone Mt. Clemens 420J.
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Man for general office work.
State experience, reference and
salary expected. Monitor-Leader,
Box number S14.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

FOR SALE - Davenport and
arm chair. Tapestry covered. Elk
cellent condition. 20520 Ten Mile
road. Near Little Mack.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

Sale or Trade. Can sell to
non-defense workers. 600 Carl
ington Drive, North Gratiot, Mt.
Clemens. Payments includ n 6
taxes only one dollar a day.
You save $100 year in cash on
these low taxes. Only new
prize winning bungalows left.
S large rooms, bath. Beautiful
paint job. Oak stairway to high
attic insulated, high basement
with large furnace. Countryside
lots, all new homes on street,
only one block from Gratiot.
Near school, stores, transporta-
ton. Only Is minutes to Hudson
Tank Plant, Chrysler Arsenal
Flant, Detroit City limits. Direc-
tons: Mt. Clemens to 81 North
Gratiot, right on Scott Blvd.
Open daily IL to 8 p. m. Phone
Mt. Clemens 90 3-J. BENZ. Rich,
12545 Linwood, Townsend g.
1885.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Drivers
! FOR SUBURBAN BUS
OPERATION

Must be between ages OF Fl
and 90. married in ga draft
classification, living In Mount
Clemens or vicinity. Previous
commercial driving experience
desirable but not necessary. Ap-
ply q. H. Flynn, 3511 w. Fort
street, Detroit, Michigan.
GREYHOUND LINES
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

Furnished rooms and light
housekeeping. Steam heat. So S.
Walnut street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

3 room cottage, oil heat, partly
furnished. $50. $500 North River
Road, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

Apples Soc bushel. Pick your
own. 1851 Armada Ridge Road,
corner Wollcott Road. Armada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

INCOME APARTMENT
Attractive building. Al con-
dition, 3 apartments, oil burner,
income $128 a month, garages,
central location. Live here and
let income pay for building
Only $3.50. Terms.
MODERN HOME
Attractive. good location, near
Gratiot overlooking park. Four
bedrooms, all modern and clean,
good condition, only $4,000, with
$3.50 down, balance like rent.
w. G.. FENTON
Lawyers Building
Cass Avenue Opposite County
Building
281 days 657 evenings