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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
EbersOIe-SWeeneY


 Naugatuck, Conn, June B - Miss Gertrude Ellen Sweeney daughter of Eugene Sweeney, of 31 New street, to David s. Eber- sole of Walnut street, son of Mrs Oliver Ebersole of Harrisburg, Pa. will take place this afternoon at 2:3O at the Salem Lutheran Church, with Rev. Einar Kron of Waterbury, acting pastor, ofticiat- ing.
 Miss Florence Sweeney, sister of the bride will be maid of honor and Mrs. Elmer H. Frey of New York will be matron of honor. Elmer H Frey of New York will serve as best man. The bride will be given in marriage by her father.
 She will wear street-length white silk jersey dress, with white straw cap and tulle veil of shoul- der-length, and accessories to match. She will wear a corsage of orchids and stephanotis. The maid of honor will wear & nile green silk jersey dress with matching ac- cessories and the matro1 of honor will wear a yellow silk jersey dress, with accessories to match. Each will have old-fashioned bouquets.
 The church will be decorated with peonies, white daisies, roses and babys breath. Conrad Rohs will be soloist. A wedding reception for about 90 relatives will follow at the Lift-the-Latch Inn. The couple will later leave on an unannounced wedding trip, and will reside at the Moulthrop apartments. Main street West Hayen on the return. Out-vf- town guests will be from Harris burg, Pa, Pittsburgh, Pa, New York and Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13

June 20 and 21, the State Fedora ton of Mems Bible Glasses have arranged for a Week End Spiritual Fellowship for Fathers and Sons" at the Methodist Camp Ground, Plainville.
 Beginning at 2:3o Saturday after noon with organized sports that will appeal both to the young men and the older ones and concluding with a hamburger and hot dog roast at 6 o'clock. At 7:30 in the South Park church house there will be a prayer service led by Henry F. Thomas of Ansonia, 8 former state president. 7:45 song service con- ducted by Fred Johnson of Bethel.
 George Trowbridge of West Ha- ven, former president of both Con- necticut and the New England Fed- eration will preside at this service which will be addressed by Rev. Ed. ward Hanson of New Britain, leader of the Everyman's Bible Class of that city.
 The men and boys who stay over night will sleep in the different church cottages on the camp ground.
 Sunday, June 21-Breakfast will be served at o'clock in the board- ing house. 9:15 prayer service in the South Park church cottage lead by Carl Frolick of Waterville, state vice president. 9:3O Bible class session, William E. Cook of Bridge port, state president, presiding. :
 Message-ChriSt'S Commission to His Disciples Matthew 28-16-20: by Glenn Laudenslager, newly elected president of the Bridgeport City Federation. Morning service at Il o'clock; William o. Florian of Bridgeport, president, former presi- dent state and New England Fed erations. Prayer-Everitt Johnson, New Haven; Scripture reading Warren Packer, Meriden, former state president. The morning mes- sage will be given by three active layman on The Bible Gods Message to the World. Ernest L. Fitch, Bridgeport - Prayer; Ezra Kihl- gren of Hartford" "EvangeliEIn"; Wm. Veale, New Haven, chairman of the Evangelism committee for New England. 100 o'clock-Dinner in the boarding house; 2:l5-Prayer service, South Park cottage, led by pr. D. w. Parke, leader of the mems Bible class, First Baptist church, Meriden: 2:3O Vesper serv- iee for the general public-James Brown of Stamford, Pres. N. E. Federation, presiding. Prayer Daniel Rowland, Norwalk; scripture reading Theodore Lopez, Union Baptist church. HagtSord. Message
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
FUNERAL OF FORMER LEGISLATOR MONDAY

Durham, Conn, June 13. - CUP) Funeral services will be held Mon- day for former State Representative Frank Arrigoni, 68, prominent Mid- dlesex County politician and pres ident of the Frank Arrigoni and Sons, oor. ;.Uct:Eg firm, who died late yesterday after a long illness.
 Arrigoni came to this country as a penniless immigrant 48 years ago and saved enough from his earnings as a wood chopper to set himself up in the charcoal business with his brother. Later they formed a construction company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
sACRED HEART SCHOOL

Graduation exercises of Sacred Heart School will be held Sunday, June 2l. at 3 p. m. at the Sacred Heart Church. Diplomas will be present to the following pupils:
 Joseph Anthony Albino, John Francis Alseph, Lorraine Ann Barn. hart, John James Barry, Marion Helen Jarstis, Lawrence Thomas Blanc, Joseph John Brennan, Rob- ert Francis Brennan, Joan Agnes Bristol, Francis Thomas Butler, Jo- seph Patrick Byrnes, Roberta Mary Byrnes, Lillian Mae Cacciano, Pat- rick Dominic Caruso. Francis Gar ret Casey.
 Gloria Ann Ciano, Joan Catherine Coleman, Marion Elizabeth Cousey, Francis Walter cronin, Julie Ce- cilia Cruess, JacqueIlile Ruth Cum pingsham, Ann Marie DiMichele, Elizabeth Anne DnviA. John Ed-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
KATHERINE BYRNE
 MAY BE CANDIDATE

Hartford, Conn.,, June l3-CUP)- Miss Katherine Byrne, vice chair man of the Republican State Gen. tral Committee, was reported today to be 8 candidate for the party's nomination for secretary of state.
 Miss Byrne, who lives at Putnam, was said to be pushing the move ment to draft former Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin as the party standard bearer this fall.
 Another candidate for secretary of state on the Republican ticket was reported to be former Rep Alice Russ, Shelton.
 The present office-holder is Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, New Lon don Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
LILLIAN PESENTE
 FALLS FROM BIKE
Steinman Avenue Resident Necessitates Treatment
 at Waterbury Hospital
MIDDLEBURY
Correspondent: Ns-ncy Rl9ey Telephone 1-e410

Middlebury, June 13-Lillia n Pesente, daughter of MT. and Mrs Anthony Pesente, of Steinman Ave. had the misfortune of falling from her bicycle. She received minor cuts and bruises for which she was treated at the Waterbury Hospital
 MT. and Mrs. John MacKay, Jr. of North Street Extension are par ents of a daughter, born at the Waterbury Hospital on Wednesday
 Mrs. Charles Loomis. chairman of the local Red Cross unit says there is plenty of yarn available for army sweaters. Turtle necks are to be made for our boys in the army and navy who are being sent out of the country There are many sweaters needed Mrs. Loomis would like to have all knitterS get yarn for these sweaters. She says we have had 8 dull time in that yarn was slow in coming, and or that reason all must make a special effort to knit all we can. It is up to the women to do this for the boys who are giving so much" The Middle bury workers have always made their quota at other times so this time Mrs. Loomis hopes the result will be equally as pleasing. She says We must all knit, knit, knit.
 Boys shirts and women's shirts were made at the Red Cross rooms on Wednesday. More sewers would be great help on Mondays, when the rooms are open from ] to 4:SC D. m. and Wednesday from 10:3( a. m. to 4:30 p. m. The workers have made the hours spent in work ing for this cause very pleasant al1c issue the invitation for more ladies to join them and help the cause.
 Miss Mary Shea, student at St Elizabeth's College in New Jersey is spending the summer with hel parents, MT. and Mrs. Willima Shea of Colonial avenue.
 Children's day exercises will be held Sunday at 10:45 8. m. at the Congregational Church. Mrs. John Hornbceker is in charge.
 Eigth grade graduation exercises will be held in the Town Hall next Thursday at 8 p. m. for both Brad leyville and Center schools. Di- plomas will be presented by c. E Rast, superintendent of schools There are 2l in the graduating class this year.
 Charles P. Harper, chief of the aircraft roaming service of the Middlebury observation post an- nounces that finger printing will be done at the Town Hall Sunday be- tween 10 &. m. and 2 p. nj. Any observers who have not already had their pictures taken are asked to have four prints 1 Ia x 1 1-2 in- ches, taken at once as state defense cards and regular army cards to be given out require both Angegpginta and photographs.
 The Middlebury volunteer ire department held meeting and drill last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
 WORKING IN FARMS

A total of 30 local high school boys are working on Connecticut farms at the present time, accord- ing to a report made by Charles D. Mccarthy of the local U. s. Em- ployment ofIice. Their duties in- cInds harvesting and wedding, Nu- merous vacancies exist and will be filled in the near future by the 26s rfeglstered boys and girlAs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
FLYER SAVED

Bridgeport, Conn, June 13-(UP) Forced to make a landing when the motor of his army pursuit plane went dead, Lieut.. Edward s. Ann gren, Bridgeport, came down on the waters of Long Island Sound late yesterday and escaped injury when the plane sank a half mile off shore. Almgren swam to the shore and mo- flied his base of the crash,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
Naugatuck Family
 Nearly Asphyxiated

Mrs. Louise Brites, 34, of 139 Andrew avenue, Naugatuck, and her six-year- -Old son, Joseph, were admitted to St. Mary'S hospital this morning at 8:3O for treat ment of gas poisoning. Mrs. Brites' condition was reported flair" while the boy was said to be in good" condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
THOMAS J. AURIO
 JOINS U. s. ARMY

Thomas J. Aurio of 40 Beacon street, Waterbury, enlisted in the U. s. Army yesterday. He applied for ground service with the army air corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
ST. MICHAEL'S

ST. MICHAEL'S
 A large crowd attended the an- nual pre-summer party of the St Michael'S Holy Name Society last night at the parish hall. Games and refreshments were on the pro- gram. -.+.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13
Club News
MIR. MRS. CLUB

iMK., MKS. CLUB
 The annual picnic of the MT. and Mrs. Club of the Second Congrega- tional church will take place Thurs day night at the Lake Hitchcock Cottage of Captain A. L. Hauerwas. A program of games, swimming and boating is being planned by com mittee headed by Mrs. Victor He'd berg,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-13

from NEA Telephoto, Hieut. COmdr Joe Taylor, above, Navy pilot, in an eyewitness, ac- count sR the Japanese defeat In the battle in Coral Sea, said: ssW6lll repeat when we catch ,1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Rentals Wanted

ADULTS Modern: bedrooms. clean,
northwest section. by Aug l . under 500
can before / O'Clock. Lafayette 4O5S,
COUPLE baby, desire housekeeping quar-,
ters. Detroit. Highland Park, e, S, pre-
ferred. Madison Oi64.
DESIRABLE couple wishes three or -four
rooms. unfurnished. Twinbrook l-05gA
EAST SIDE or 3-bedroom flat or home.
good steady tenants Plaza 1870.
FLAT. Income. couple fourteen month
child: Grand Boulevard, Grand River
JOY Road. Tyler 4-ls4O,
WANTED-By August 10. broom single
or lower flat on East Side; not over $40.
No children. Plaza 4279.
"a ROOMS stove. refrigerator. North
west. Couple working. Townsend 3-07ss.
.SO-s'So.
BROOM FLAT; house-East side; 4 months
rent advance Lenox 9i35. Adults.
7-s-RooM house, fiat, east side. two
children: references. Cherry 2i5s.
West Side nice apart
ment or housekeeping room with kitchen
cite. Wyandotte 0299-M.
cOLORED-Wanted house 10 rent: 6. II
rooms; responsible people. Temple 1-22sl.
CoLoRED -wANTED-Two Housekeeping
rooms first. second floor for elderly
people. Townsend s-6627. before 7 p. m.
COLORED-3. 4. s rooms, Immediately
West Side; ID. $. X. employe. rY. 4-so93
or fve-room cottage, nat
clean; references. Trinity l-3423.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Farms and Lands for Sale

FARMS--Any size price. terms. Oceans
Co Hanson-osDcrn Realty. Hart, Mich,
$50 FULL price = Improved. Detroit.
southfield. IA Mile. Call Vermont 5-sOl2.
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Housekeeping Rooms

TWELFTH. 1865 Single, running water.
clean: price reasonable. Tyler $3.50.
72i jog CAMPAU ~ Private entrance.
clean Kitchen, dining room, bedroom
couple Fl 5i79
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FIELD ENGINEER
FRY COOKS

Clean. fast men. Apply 1905 Metropolitan
Building
GRILL. men and counter men wanted
steady Tops Cru. $3.50 East McNichols
MACH shop foreman wanted for auto
matte Grdley machines by Cincinnati
war firm. Excellent opportunity for expert
enced men. 10 not apply II already engaged
80 war work. All replies viii be strictly
confidential ADDRESS Box A. 627, Detroit
Times.
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them for results
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Business Places for Rent

CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING-Was cab
met shop; partly equipped: reasonable
1857 Fourteenth
DANDY store with broom upper for rent;
excellent location for n machine Hhop on
for fun details
J. NJ. DE FORD. REALToR
29ib s. Fort AT O434
MODERN building hot water heat, down
town section Ideal for manufacturing
plant. Call TIE. 1-0739.
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them for results
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4-llCll
44 ,UUU
COLLINGWOOD

Near Dexter. rooms; bedroom, oi
per month. CAN Russell Montgomery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Income Bungalows for Sale
Real Estate Wanted

Al COLORED BUYERS WAITING
Crutohsr. 476i McGraw Ty 5-5366. 4-02oi
BUYERS Any east side property. casn.
terms Burd. lvanhoe 334O
CASH buyers waiting tor ygur property.
For quick action. list with oscar A.
Larson, 1880 Livsrnois UN. 3-5375.
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE OR FLAT
Michigan Ave. sect Buyers waiting
c. W SIMON. 1855 Michigan IA O7OO.
CASH for homes OF nats properly priced
sMEDLEH, 40 +. WARREN. TE. 1892.
L OUTER DIR. -Hsrper-Warren section.
Modern or more rms. Cash. PR. 1855.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property
East Side only. Tuxedo 1891
% HOUR Service sale trade East side
property. Pettine $685. Gratiot PL. 1880
COLORED-We buy. sell property John.
son, 900 r. Vernon Highway. CA. $3.50.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
WELLAND, 1452O-OPEN
Houses for Sale

GIOuSCS TOT OdtG
a BARGAIN. Mr. ROYAL OAK. > RMS.
81 $50. onl. $500 On $50 mo. Must 20.
Vacant August J Williams. LII 2-i45s
.AVERY-GRAND RIVER BARG. -9-ROONI
BRICK, 3-GARAGE, ST. 300 OR 602U.
BARGAIN-HarrsOn. w. J22. ROYAL oak.
50, 500. 7-room, excellent transportation.
good income Lincoln 2-O33i.
DEARBORN. near defense factories - g.
room frame, large lot leaving Sacrifice
- 800 cash. Dearborn $3.50
DEARBORN, sol North Highland Groom
1919
Exceptional Bargains. 900. Miner.
sl57; s-roQm. bath. hot air heat gear
Farase 81 900 down Ivanhoe 1880.
FARMBKOOK At HARPER FILA TRIMS
Only $1,000: rms Mr.. Wieme. Nj 5000.
FEREHILL- WOODWARD DIST. Is rooms.
full basement. large attic. pear gar,
fenced back yard; So 100 $500 down S35
per month Sargent Co. TW. 1-55l1
HAWTHORNE. or 81 Fair bdrm bung.
$1,000. sirom. s2f p. 81. Far. To Sites
HERE'S EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
Vermont Marquette O., 1t-roOm. converted
INTO four apartments. three refrigeratnrs
and stoves two baths Income Sl2J
moQthly AG quickly Tyler 5-sTT7
JEFFERSON. E.-2O-rm brk. /: scar gar:
sim stoker; $3.50 mo. income. La. s2lO
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them Tor results,
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe

EXPERIENCED young colOred girl wishes
steady days $3.50, carfare. Townsend
6-539S
EXpERGENC Ed colured girl wants steady
day work excellent references. Tyler
6-S622
INTELLIGENT colored woman. days work .
good worker, 50 90. carfare. Townsend
5-1229
NEAT. attractive colored girl. experienced
waitress wants steady work. Can Fitz-
roy O5js.
RELIABLE. experienced colored girl wants
steady days cleaning, laundry. Temple
4 -560S
COLORED Eiri. experienced wants days
work Sc. 50 and carfare. Temple 1-0S76.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Houses for Sale
West Of IVoodUard)

BRANDON tScOttenl Bargain: s-room
steam Gear garage. 500 down. La
fayCtte $751;.
GRANVILLE North OF Warren. 8 ms
tiled kitchen and bath. fun attic, moderr
to the minute s. 600 500 down. VACANT
Key at 127O GvandviIe
GREESViEW, sG35-Near Joy -Southfield
VACANT. rooms, 2 large bedrooms
dinette. large bay. rear kitchen. fun tile
bath recreation space IN basement painted
walls. PRICED To SELL, S5,2s5. terms
arranged CEDAR 1ffO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Resorts for Rent

LARGE cottage. Sunrise l ark, 1896 Lake
drive, Chumung Lake, near Howell; by
me week, month or year. Dearborn 1869.
Atlantic 1853.
STONY LAKE-Electricity sleeps 5. Aug-
ust 9Th week, month Cherry 1881.
WALLED LAKE room lake front APT,
available now Lafayette 1854.
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Vacant. real buy: rms,
bedrIns., 2 baths OIL sim. heat:
$3.50 In, CHAs WILLIAMS, Royal
Oak. IL. 2-i45s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Real Estate to Exchange

HAVE INCOME for small farm; income
single; new brick single for larger, all
best east side sec. 1927 HaLper. PR. 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
. - :, SehEcp DEzecz6Y
BUYERS GUIDE
PIAsTERING, PATCHWORK
PAINTING AND pECoRATIN,

PLASTERING - Patchwork. carpenter re-
pairs. arChWays. guaranteed satisfaction.
Call evenings Ivanhoe $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Little Farms for Sale

ACRE or viii split--County road city
water and electricity bus service. schools
and stores, close IN. A bargain for some
one. The shrewd buyer owns his land
today and builds after the war when
material and labor are plentiful Treadwsn,
Van Born and inkster Kds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
RUTHERFORD, $500

Wen located. rooms. brick; paved street
Must sell; shown by app't. UN. 2-7l2i.
Closing estate: 7-room
brick. large bedrooms shower, extra
toilet first floor. side drive; 5000, 81, 900
down Tyler 6-iO22.
WARREN-GD RIVER -doMn.-a- M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT ga "a Insurance Co money for good
mtg. loans. land contracts bought. EdW
Heukel Co. Hammond RldR Cadillac PASS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Must 20 lock. stock. barrel. Doing $50 600
A year liquor. beer, wine, prescriptions.
fCunta4n. complete, modern. inventory
good 81 600 down, plus liquor viii put
YOU In business. COode Pharmacy. 1904
Grand RIVER :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

SMALL hamburger place. good opportunity
for night party. Good location, steady
business. 1880 West Warren
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Board and Room

DEARBoRN-Near Diesers Kelsey Hayes.
Private home. good meals. Evergreen
$500
EAST SIDE-Comfortabi front room;
gentleman; references. meals optional.
Murray 1924.
COLORED -- Leicester CT eomforta nls
room, good meals for nice man. Trinity
2-707l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Houses for Rent

BUY n acre for $3.50, So down. Tromley,
oil ". Main St, Royal Oak.
NEW 4-room house; rent reasonable must
buy furniture; S1B5 cash; near Wayne
County Airport Bomber Bendix Plant. Cali
Wayne 20O7-J-4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Apartments for Rent
Furnished

DUE 70 the occasional transfer 10 other
cities. OF our present occupants. 2-3 and
4-ruom apis. are available from time to
time. Monthly rentals 500 and up. fur
nished or unfurnished; maid service OPP
tional
THE WHITTIER. BURNS DR.. LIE. 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Business Property TO, Sale

SELL or Lease Store with refrigerator
counter. fixtures. living quarters. 62Ol
81. Aubin Madison 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Bungalows for Sale

DEARBORN -- New Broom bungalow
stairs "a attic. tie bath Kitchen, yesti-
'hule 4O-ft lot. $500 RE 2063,
.GARLAND-Near Mack: rooms and
hath. fun basement. hot afr heat: ga
rage: 50 500. terms. i090s Mack
NEW 5-ROOM, IS $50: FLA TERMS.
10000 PURITAN. COR. WYo. UN i-l250
PINEHURST. 1910
VACANT. RECONDfTIONED
B v. rooms; tile sink. shower. attic gas
heat. garage IN 1.2soo
$500 DOWN, S35 MONTH
LARCHMONT. 1886 neat 5-rm. fr., 2-gar.
80 500 By appointment. PR 1856,
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Sugar Loaf Lake; ave
minutes drive from Chelsea. Mich.
Tyler 6.3497.
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Business Opportunities
DRUG STORE

CONFECTIONERY 49, Good ueiEhboghood:
trade, excellent location selling. an
health Atlantic g723
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

JOHN r. -10h MI --i-rm. house must be
sold. $3.50. $500 din. Act quickly.
CoRCORAN r. o. 9503
LIVERNolS. 463I-R econditioned income
50; steam heat, must sacrifice. Hogarth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

HERE is a HOME
You will be proud TO practically new.
You can't build this class Of house for the
duration, and n you could the cost would
he 50 600 20 1000 more than We are
asking II interested in a real fine honey
home by All means let Us show YOU this
one. Fine materials and workmanship,
located on beautiful LiddesdAle Ave
cherches, schools superhghway. car and
bus transportation all convenient Price
So. 500, 81 600 in. Worth 4OW more
Also on same street. nice brick home
81 200: painted and reConditioned and
beautiful 9-rm. colonial. Si2 coo
2e15 s Fort AT. o,5i
HUBBARD tVernor)-2 houses. scar "a
rage bargain. $1,000 down. Lafayette
$751;
PURDUE 7-room frame 81 500. 81 600 In
COrnell-3 and sunroom down 3 bedrms.
up. face brick veneer $4,000 81 600 an.
Beatrice rms. large attic. $1,000. 81 600
down.
". DE FORD Rcapor
29i5 S Fort AT O43l
ROOSEVELT Warren 2-family Broom,
basement, hot air, Scar garage Balance
~ contract, $3.50. Vermont 3-6872
WELLAND, 14520-OPEN
Move right in ist class condition. screens.
storm Windows flowers shrubs trees. q
car gar; only $3.50. owner. UN. J-i2j5.
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Land Contracts

ALL lana contracts bought. mtgs made
NcHugh. lsl0 Ford Bog. Cadillac O3sS
ANY desirable land coutrac; purchased
MELVIN r. LANPHAR a COMPANY
SIN Floor, Lafayette BIDS. Cadillac $50
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

ADJOINING south limits OF Plymouth
small house: lot l5Oxi25. only $50 cash
balance financed. Newman. Warren and
Inkster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Female Help-SalesUomen

BETWEEN ages 1880 preferably; perma'
nent work for those who show ability tc
handle department. w. 7. Grant Co.. ss7t
Grand River.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

ness-as-usual be done away with
and all stand together In common
sacrifice.
David D. Sherman, retired presi-
dent Of the group, was given q
present by F. Leslie Kohler on behalf
Of the accusation for his work dur
ing the past year.
Omcers installed included: Vice
president, j. Roy Seidel: treasurer
DR.. Alfred ]. Montzka; secretary
Miss Libbie Myers; Executive Com
mittee, T. e. Norris, Mr.. Kohler
Walter Cersley and Milton Meyers.
The meeting was held In the
dining room Of the Broadmoor.