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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
2 2APPEAlS BEFORE
 SUPREME COURT
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
Bonnies Lose
 SeVen Co Army

st. nonaNenamre, N. F., Oct. ea-The seventh EaemheF of lhe eieKieal faenlfy ef st, 8enaEea- auFe college left shag instliu- fiem today, ne mev. Meman AF- thur Pfeiaeg, Q. r. M., departed io enter the ChaplainH TFain- ing sehoel af Harvard mniEeFs- ity, Father RaHnan vii, upen the eempieliga ef study at fhsl institution, enter fae I, <, Army Chaplain Corps.
 Six ether membeTs ef the faculty haye already entered the u. s. Army as fhaplains. These aFe' Father Ernest sheer hans Q, F, M., feFnaer fTeasr nreF eg the eallegel Father An- bert Gonsem, Q. '. BE-, dean ef diseipiinej FatheF celman Dunae, Q, Y, M, afiileiie d. Feet0Fi FafheT FFameas 6nlil- van, Q. F. AI., head of aile ae- paFEment ef physiesi Father Clarence FeTa, Q. ', M., head 0f the edueatian department and Father WinfFed hlel aFshy, Q, r. M, assistant professor 0f ancient Languages.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
Washington
 Assembly Line

GERMANS aFe nos forging " propaganda, trying te pni over ihelF Ideas ln printed form resembling q, $. propaganda dropped over 0eenpled France, . Members Of Faliening boards are ferbidden te act in any eases where they have peF' sonai business 0T family eonv neetlens. . ee Farmers have been asked Co store s0gbeans en their farms wheFegeF posT sible ls ageld z Transportation lam and hellleneek og cFusheF eapaelig . . Ship owners and sWneTs of cargo transs poTiea on ships ean nos get adganee lllsuTaaee "laans" Hhen shops are reported mlss- ing, final payment beiag made Ahsn eausf 0f loss ls aeflnllelg determined,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

4 Waterbury branch of the Amer lean Friends og LAlhnanla 0FRani- gatlon hos been formed by Q group Of prominent Lithuanian residents who have planned an extensive pTo- gram Of al6 % the conquered Bal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
Workers In Factories
 Here Face Induction
Colonel Sturges Declares Employers and Men" Kid
 ding Themselves; Men Under 35 Must Serve

The draft will soon take many Waterbury men now employed in factories Colonel George Stnrges of state Eeectgc Service Headquarters told members Of Waterbury and Naugatuck draft and appeal boards last night at raeetlng at the City Hall Too many men and too many employers have he said been kidding themseyes Soon he went on, few men under 35 will be left at home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
OBITUARY

6UGRUE - Daniel SugTue of 30 Baldwin street. died this morning at st. MaFys Hospital, following . short ilipesk, 4 native Of County Kerry, Ireland, he had been 8 resi- dent Of this city for 2e years.
 For the past fsve years MT. 6ngFue had been assistant tanitor of tae LeagenWoTlh High school. He was a eoiRHaunicant Of the Immaculate Conception Church, and . member of iss Holy Name Society.
 Besides his wife, Mrs. Mary fnr0mnl Eugrue, he leaves two daughters, Catherine and Ann; four sons, John, James, Donald and Joseph; Eve bT0sfeTR, James of gFe- lard; Michael, Martin, Earth and Denis, sll 0f this eityl q daughter in~iaw, Mrs, John 6ngFue: several nianes ard nephews.
 The funeral sill take place on Monday morning ct BIS o'clock from the Aulyllle Funeral Home, 150 West Main Street, to the Church 0f the Immaculate Conception at 2 o'clock, &FhAA etet &tAA " A&A &#fa#AK M#fHs#N%eN
 Friends may call at the funeral home after [ o'clock this evening,
 KELSEY Mrs, Eva HenFiftsa Kelsey, wsdow of Prank |. kelsey, Of g69 Chestnut avenue, 6ied gtiAv denly last evening at heF home, A native of Huntington. Long Island eile was born on 0stobeT as, aBe2, the daughter Of the late Joshua V and Martha iJarYlg) Merrill,
 Mrs Kel6ey ieages 2 son, Jesse B, Kelsey, Q daughteF, Miss IFHa E, Kelsey and q sister, Mrs, Lillian 6hah0it, Of Waterbury, four grand children, MFs Weaey Rouse 0f horwalk, Merrill Kelsey, ukNh 0f pensaeola, Flay Mrs, John Chat field of Waterbury and Miss NlFr { alnia RpeiTlng Of Waterbury. also \ | great grandson, Wesley Rouse gT
 The fnnegal services Wsll sake place from the AleeTkoll fslneFai home, 70 Central ayenlle, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, n5tb Rev, z, lC, Walker 0islesatsng Burial R9ll he ip Pine Grove cemetery, Fylefes may eal eat the funeral home op suE6ay from fse o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The funeral 0f John p. bpsh Q ls3e Baldwin street wll be held fllsf afternoos at 2 o'clock at the Alder son funeral home, 70 Central aFe' une. Rev. M. Webb Wright 0flesat' ing. Burial sill be in old Pine dFoVs cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

Tlle funfgal of Spllu F'oFesleF, 5p, was hala lhis maTnlfg at q eflQek al nergln FaHeFal H0lAe, aeo taNs Nah ktFeel, Burial Bas 70 Eeliafy eelneterg, 4 Feanlem bieh Mas will he aelahgate4 Monday iaagnllls at 8slessad RaoFanlellt eDuren
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
FUNERALS

Tie (unaFal of Peter Y, M0life 0f h6e New hEltaip asepNe, HaitF ford AIl elnplose 0f fhe lfoBselleF Hughes Go restaurant f0r inary yeags, Eas held yesiAgeey at the Rt, Ge0gges Gfeek 0Ftl0aoA ellnEeh, Hartford, baFiai sak in caaag tllg cemetery, lgaFltefa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

SEND A SERVICEMAN A GIFT
Five thousand servicemen In
the Michigan area will be de-
MED fuHlOughs for the Christ
mas holidays. You can help
make this a Merry Christmas for
them by purchasing gift.
wrapping ii and sending ii to
the John r. Adelaide US0 CEN
ter. Center Servicemen's Gift
committee. Write the name and
address of the sender so that the
serviceman who receives your
gift will know whom TO thank,
For further information call
Cadillac 6693. Do this TODAY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
SAYS EFFECT
OF JOB FIGHT
IS UNIVERSAL
is Speaker At Mass Meet
At EbeneZer Church
On Sunday

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trs'iNe secretary Oh me NdNohd'
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ing at Ebenszer AME. church
S,,dsy tho, tho v.o-l- NJ tho RI.
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concern the people OF Deiro7' olt
minority groups all over the world
NIurnbv smoke a, mass meeting
called Nv the CITIZENS Committee
He was substitute sneaker for DR.
NTav Yargan nresident Of the MIC
v,bo u.se r,able 70 a.tepd becarse
Of illness In the fol,owing speech
Murray links rhe work of the CT
tizens Committee with a universal
effort for Justice for minority
grouns ali over the world
eve must view the work Of this
committee in much broader light
Than that of simnlv attaining iobs
for Negro women in war plants in
the war factories of Detroit. 1t hap
mems that Detroit is a kew war
industry center of the capitol OF
the United Nations
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,horoforo is ~ concor, rot only
g. 49, ~, nao,io - -. ~ 40
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

The Pepper anti-poll tax bill de-
signed TO give 10 million poor Sou
therners the righ to vote wa kill
ed in the United States Senate by
Southern senator's who filled the
congressional record with hypo.
critic speeches of love for the coun-
try and the Negroes place in Amer
lea.
Outstanding among those who
claimed their attempt TO kill the
anti-poll tax till was motivated by
desire 10 protect the sovereignty
of the states" were Senator Wall
Doxey and Theodore Bilbo from
TIE lynch state Of Mississippi. We
reprint here excerpts from the
speeches of these two anti-Ameri-
can senators who would rather lose
the war than see Negroes and poor
whites enjoy IL the privileges of a
true democracy.
MIR. DOxey Goes To Town
Declaring that all states have
gone through a fight to the finish
10 preserve their rights as states,
Senator Doxey said in referring TO
the Pepper bill: Il assert that when
Congress attempts to enact laws
purporting to carry out the lang
uage OF the bill, it not only invades
the rights Of States but goes be-
You'd any authority which can be
found in the constitution.
When We come 10 the mat
ter Of enacting legislation making
it unlawful for any state. municipal
ity. or other government or govern
mental subdivision to prevent a
person from voting or registering
to vote in any primary or other
election for federal officer on the
ground that 3uci person has not
paid a poll ak, providing any
such Requirement; shall be invalid,
when in fact poll tax is a quail
fic, ton and not a requirement and
providing that it is void insofar as
it purports to disquaIify any per-
SOL otherwise qualified 10 vote in
such primary or other election, we
certainly are attempting to exercise
a prerogative which Congress does
not possess under the constitution
Of the United States
...I know it is a mistake for
the Senate at this time TO agitate
for, consider or vote upon legila-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Musicians Present
Negro Composers

The Detroit Musicians Associa-
ton will give a program of Negro
composers at the Detroit Public
Library auditorium, main branch,
Friday evening, Dec Il, at $50 The
program will include numbers of
compositions Of Detroit composers,
Some Of the compositions used
will be those by Grace Edwards
Wales. Frances White Poole and
William Hines.
An exhibition Of examples Of arts
and crafts by Negroes Of Detroit
will be an added feature of the
musical.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
BILLIARD NURSING DIVISION

NEW ORLEANS. AMP "A d.
vision Of nursing. TO be conducted
on a FIVE year basis leading 10 the
degree Of bachelor OF science in
nursing, was established at billiard
university here recently.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

A species Of dlgitalls which grow
Wild in Chile has been found to com
pare ,svorably as to drug content with
that formerly imported from Europe
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Houses for Sale "a

Houses for Sale "a
2 lots, garage house, $3.50,
500 down.
3 room house, new, oak floors,
cleo. lights, lot 74x215, $4,000,
$500 down.
S rm. house, toilet, lights,
$500, $500 down.
5 rms. / floor, pipeless furn-
ace, $500, $500 down, $25
month.
8 rm. modern, good location,
$4,000, $1,000 down
8 rm. modern, Gratiot 'front.'
age, $4,000, $1,000 down.
6 rm. modern, sunparlor, stok-
er heat, good location, $4,000,
$500 down.
8 rm. house, brick veneer, i'm
itation fireplace, sunparlor, lot
40x120, $4,000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01

ACRE-MODERN BUNGALOW
Gratiot Ave. at 13-Mile road.
/ block from bus line. All new.
Latest mod. conveniences.
rooms on one floor. Full base
meme, air conditioned, oak
floors, insulated, weather strip,
IN ideal home in ideal war time
location. Terms. Owner trans
ferred to another city.
w. G. FENTON
Lawyers Bldg, Cas- Avenue
Opposite County Building
Phone Mt Clemens 281 Days
657 Evenings
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01

Chevrolet 1897 deluxe master
4-door sport sedan; radio, heat
err, defroster, airhorns; good me-
chanical shape; water overflow
tank; $235 cash. 659l- North
avenue. Please call evenings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01

81 Terraplane Tudor, $4,000
miles. 5 good tires, radio and
heater. $3.50 cas-. 23019 Tus-
cany, E. Detroit.
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For lease or sale. New large
building, with Tear garage,
plenty of storage space. Cement
block construction. &c m e n t
floors, high voltage wiring, gas
and water. 2 acres frontage
Gratiot. This is an ideal spot
for a machine shop. For par
ticulars, call Plaza $500.
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4 rooms and utility, 5 acres
beautifully wooded. 1917 down
payment, monthly installments.
Open Sunday. 277O7 Gratiot.
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New cottage on river. 3
rooms, bath, garage attached.
Beautiful tree. Electric stove
and heating stov,. $3.50. Phi.
Mt. Glenn. 2OSO.
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BLACK DIRT. I'LL dirt. clay
or sand. Washed sand and grav.
Ell. Pebbles, road gravel, cfnders,
crushed stone and crushed brick.
Roseville 2065. Roy Vernier,
22711 st. Gertrude, st. Clair
Shores.
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Eight-room house In south
west section of Mount Clemens
For information write Box 20,
Monitor-Leader.
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WILDT & WARNER

Hole. Approved Brokers
Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens 1874
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EVERGREENS
Shrubs and Fruit Trees
in Assortment
Landscaping and Planning
G. A. LARSON NURSERY
30645 Groesbeck Hwy.
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES
Shrubs, roses, perennials, ev-
ergreens, grape and berry plants.
The Nicke Farm Nursery, South
Gratiot road. between II and
Is Mile road. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 2160 w.
Tulip bulbs, clso peonies.
2910 Harper. Tulip planting
time Is here. Buy from grower;
and save difference. Prices
reasonable.
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Apartment house, centrally
located on two paved streets,
showing approximately 1870 on
$4,000 investment, can be pur-
chased for $4,000.
Will exchange small farms for
5 room house in Mt. Clemens;
north end preferred.
Two excellent land contracts
for sale at liberal discount.
Several very good buys in
homes; various locations in Mt.
Clemens.
GATZ REALTY
1871 N. Gratiot above Green's
Phone Mt. Clemens 500
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Iron beam for sale. 20 feet
long. 8112 st. Clements, Van
Dyke.
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otng too LARGE or too Small to Sell You Use the Cassie
HI Household Goods

LUMBER
Lumber is available for all
types of repair.
PAGANETTI LUMBER CO.
rs Floral Ave. Mt. Clemens
Phone 260
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Furnish d 7-room house.
Thoroughly modern. Best resi-
Dental district. Write Monitor
Leader Box 33.
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1888 Cadillac Sixty Special.
New tires. Perfect condition. 20
Lincoln, Mt. Clemens.
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Zenith 9-tube super hetro-
dyne radio, good condition,
$500. 1912 Admiral 5-tube
automatic record player, Atwa-
ter Kent radio, $500. Record
players, SLABS and up. Rebuilt
washers, $4,000 and up. H. H..
Macdonald, Gratiot at Camden,
E. Detroit.
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Seeds. Plents. Flowers H-zI
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so year old violin. Originally
cost $3.50, will sacrifice, $85.
Case included. Real buy. 2116
Garfield, first house north of
Moravian Drive. Mt. Clemens.
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Maple youth bed with springs
and mattress. $1,000. Also
large size crib with springs and
mattress. Both in good condi-
ton. Ro. 2011-W. It'll Ten
nySon, Roseville.