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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

rating at the expiration of the
basic training course.
If he had the coveted stripes
on his arm he might be able to
persuade Gladys that the good
old English name of Stoneburner
wasn't a bad one 20 tie into.
A non-com could allot enough
money 10 his wife for a SIZeablc
nest egg that would come in handy
after Hitler and the JapS got
what's coming TO them
With this i'm view he studied his
Soldiers Handbook all the harder,
made the neateSt pack in the pla-
tOOn, qualified for SharpShooteT on
the rife range, Smackcd the
squares dead center in machine
gun fire.
His eyes glowed when Gladys
encouraged him as he related how
hard he was trying for those
chevronS. He didn't tell her why
he wapted them more than any
thing else; that would come later,
after they were Sewed on the
sleeves of his Cd blouse
Pete Barheld up TO then had
been sort OF soldier. a happy 90
luck buck private. often IN hot
water. For a reason which Stone
burner should have guessed. but
did not because his mind was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

ease, mumbled something about
being on an errand for the chap
plain, and left hurriedly
FAR As i Co
The two soldiers walked up the
street. AT the USO Club, Barfcld
turned in
Far as I go, Charlie" he
said, See YOU In Toxic. StOne-
burner said, There's an Abbott
and Costello picture at the
ROYAL, down I'm the next block.
] guess I'll head for there"
But ne walked past the Royal
on winged feet turned cast on
Third street and soon found him
self al the entrance of the Elite
Cafe.
He walked into the place found
II S~armlng with soldiers, some of
them drinking az the bar. others
seated AZ tables eating and drink
ing, Still Others playing pinball
machines or the Juke box.
Scattered here and there about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Amy Sweetheart
~ SANToRD ItRRELL

4 4
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Thu recruits themselves. 'a''t
~ only -I-rt wcrt' HHld I"-
knSiye training ci not nave ul.
6isure 20 become N.lI aeQoi'niNA
bin ttc yo-g women oi ,hc COM
|unitN.
They Wen. too busy learning me
In of ver. a then they were.
|lndlTI OF RI 7------ ~ = - -
DIVISIONS being fIlo3 OUT IN can
pni'leI',, 81. .N'i ...' ''I , cl.5
|nouch no show ms card around
h a neat feminine sGIpl was this.
|,essare:
4ftrHr Charlie an Rsw
working az the Elite Cafe and
Rar ON East Third street. Why
don't You drop in some Saturday
nirht and ssv helIos" IL was
signed "Anectlonately. Gladys
"NXbo's GIadvSs asked one /.
Of the tent dwellcrS
"ob. she's girl l used 10
know back home" Stoneburner /
said II never dated her. but
shes sure a locker. Guess some
one told her l was I'm this camp .
and shes lust irving 10 he /
friendly-IilSe. Watch my smoke
now soldiers.
"rm sure going 10 step out
with the best looking red-head
that ever came south of the good
OLD Mason and Dixon line"
. m r>--
hIhhiEo ~ iENi
Piehf after Retreat Saturday.
hurried into his tent.
hucked his rife and cartridge
ELI, and in no time al all was
M on the highway 10 flag down
no first bus that came along.
There was a mob inside the bus
nd a dozen crowded in along with
ur hero He found himself stand
~ beside a fellow townSman.
'ete Barfeld. who was in another
latoon of tho same training COM
any.
"Goine 10 town. too, Charlie ."
Pete asked casually.
"Yep.v said Stoneburner.
@Tbou,ht I'd take in a movie.
what's taking Won 70 the bright
lights 90
"Nothing much.s replied Bar
field .I'U inst drop into the
lSO and mdN0e MTite a couple
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MORE ABOUT SERGEANT

Continued on Page ST)
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the cafe were attractive mattresses
in neat green and white costumes.
1t took him some time before he
spotted Gladys Browns glorious
red head, over by the booths.
He walked over, she saw him
coming. cried delightly, "Why,
Charlie, darling" and gave him a
great big kiss.
Charlie felt pretty good until ne
saw Vince Mcclure grinning at
him from a booth, a schooner OF
beer in his hand
$50 this is your errand from
the chaplain ." Stoneburner
scowled.
Gladys chung to his arm. ITS
good to see you again, Charlie"
she said, her big, blue eyes smil-
ing up at him.
you know these boys, don't
YOU - Vince and AL and Doc
MOrrissey, and Sam Smithers
sitting over there talking to my
little girl friend Nancy. Looks
like old home week, doesn't it,"
MY SISTER LIVES HERE
Just then Pete Barfield came up.
He grlnned sheepishly when he
saw Stoneburner. How was Cos
teIlo ." he asked. Stoneburner
grunted Gladys then explained it
all.
"My sister lives here" she
said, land l came on 10 be with
her. l ran across Dick Jarvis
the other day; YOU know, he
works at camp headquarters. He
told me there were quite few
Circleville boys in camp and he
got me list Of you all.
II thought it'd be nice II YOU
made this your hangOut when
YOU came 10 town"
Charlie Stoneburner looked over
the contingent from the old home
town. Eight of then. and prob
ably more on the way.
Yeah" he muttercd VERY,
very nice"
But he made the best OF il and
before he left the Elite nc had
.downed seven bottles OF beer anC
had told Gladys that She was the
sweetest and prettIcSt girl that
ICircleville ever produced
If Gladys was popular back
home and had plenty of dates and
proposals from such varied and
successful gentlemen As Mike Ja-
IcobSon. the Ford dealer. and a Mr.
Watcher. who Travelled out of St
Louis for big hardware concern
She was 10 times aS popular now
She didn't have the dates n J.,
true as she worked late at night
and the young men lately of Cir
IClevillc could sec her only over tho
weekend.
They floated 20 the Elite cr
|maSSe. a dozen OF them 40 least
and she had a sort Of understand.
ing with her boss that She would
take them under her own wing
and not be bothered with tho
other customers while they were
Ipraennt in any tprt ~ err,,
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DIFFERENT Al CAMP

n did her heart good. for in.
stance. 10 see the way Private
John Eliot hung around. with a
Sick-calf look In his eyes Private
Eliot was quite social back in Cir
cleviie and he went with the
younger County Club set and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

otherwise occupied. Pete cut out
all Of his nonsense and went to
soldering in deep earnest.
lie became so proficient with
the bayonet that Captain Walker
had him out before the whole
company 20 give a special demon
Stration one day.
Pete told this 10 Gladys that
Saturday night, and She said il
was fine 10 be singled out by the
G. c. like that
Captain Walker remarked. to-
ward the end of the training
period. that he wished nc had
more men I'M the company like the
handful from that corn belt burg
of CirClcvllc. The first sergeant
merely grinncd.
MORE ABOUT SERGEANT
He knew why but he didn't let
on. The top kick had four hash
marks on his left sleeve, denoting
that many re-enlistments. He was
hard and lean and a handsome
cuSS and the men in the company
stepped lively whenever he stuck
his head outside the orderly tent.
Captain Walker considered him
self lucky that he had a top serge
ant like Buell.. a soldier Of the
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We must have guns and planes and tanks and an
munitlon in order 10 win this var ond We must have
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line. men who work in our production plants, men and
women IN civilian life must be properly fed. FOOD
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27

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|LOCAl DOCTORS
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Join lM Protest te Sures Court oa States Ant>
 BrtA Coatrol Act

Names ef lS leeaA RMSsAelAaa NnpeAr on a Agaef Ae& M the U. s. Supreme GNaRt hg Atty. law renee EeWaS 0E Waterbury 0M heAAlf Of S&A CeMneeeaeak &eesQxS end 1es fsoM Se other states and the pASS tEaee NR Columbia who seek tA tesA the eemStG0 AAlsy ee eNMMeeAaeAAtS aMta~AM&A control law 0AtNeAaQA hAS been taken te the law AN Me aee&oSS because N pzNAsAtt& tAem MOlA prescribing centre NeeR&lves not wsthStAAaMg health considerations The State Supreme GeaAFe has Nn- held the eeAseltNt taoMaANS et thS law
 me AEae& Sf the physicians weEt hlea AA SNepeEt 0f action taken AN Dr. WllaeF T4AeStNA ef the Yak Medical School who seeks AA eRA' ion on whether or net he can REe' scribe e0AtFAeeNtiVeg ta three SNeeA' fle patients, The doctors claim tA0 law 1S contrary te the interest el health,
 The high court k expected to an, n0NAee shortly whether eE not t will review the ease.
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NOTICE

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NOTICE

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NOTICE

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Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE of eoNlNR5Ig}54IIGgHIIB, INN 4 7 II T V DIS IS.
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For Rent Real Estate
wanted 10 Rent

WANTED-2 to 5 room rent. Ali improvements. 2 adults. also have for sale 1g4o Buick Sedan, all new rubber. McGrath, "a Baltnfofth Ave, Danbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27

PARKING Lor-S2 month. Garage for rent s25 month. inquire Mr
 Hosey, Real Est Agent. rel. S-i4TS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27
Business Service
Insurance
Rooms. Board. Hotels
HOOns Ana HOAFa

BOYS CLUB. cottage PlAce--Nlce rooms, swimming pool. an home cooking. Reception ruofAA Mou- crate prices.
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ReEsSaaa

Geerge's Radio Service
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27
NOTICE

MMae 9s k0 Etye M@f&ee Akat \ ~e AQt be neEpoE tlie Ter aIRg bDjs& eD2~
 ,FHE0IsoRE s6AwGAE@R
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R0TAyD- -Qola penkntfeN 0wneR may eAtaiA same hN ealing NoEeEoss' Tel 4ssleS and paying TOT tAis aa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27
Reol Estote For Sale
Houses For Sale
ATTENTION

Move right in-these properties not affected by the new law.
 WATERTOWN-.5 room bungalow, h. W. heat, garage in cellar, nice grounds. Price and taxes low. Easy terms. .f.. wATERTowN-Marveiou oppottu. riity. Level lot 5Oxi25, with pnt rootn bungalow convertible into twt rooms. Ready built well on prop. erty. $s5o cash viii take 1t.
 w. H. HART, ING.
 Realtors General insurance Brown Building Dial 4-S54i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27

MoREtAND AVE. = one fahiiiy house, garage, s lots. For sale, reasonable. Ind. Frank fahiigletti on premises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27
Autonlobiles
Is Automobiles Wanted

OLD-Cars wanted, Call S-so84 from
 "a, m, to T p, m, S-l8l6 7VlO p, m
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Every Day Is Result Day On The Democrat Want Ad Pag
Anaouaceu,ents
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k.0&R- NAs Gas Ration Book No Eea4lSAR, eA eE about 0eA 1A 1aAa Aaakea Gaze
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1s Storage A warehouses, Rent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27

RENS0N=Wha toek keys oet, 2zAd aE0EA can please return to Buxton, FANa SDxanefehdA Mass and IeeelYe a reward No questions wtA ee asked
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27
AatoMeobNea
Neav Car Dealers

8 ANts and Evuek pealsEs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-27

Paekard-W Waterbury, Inc. 4s2 WateFtawA Ave, Dial 4-Sl0s
 DRIVE 0UTl
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Furnishsd Houses tor Rent

FAUST. 1857. Couple. take over home.
all expense paid wife D. take care Of
invalid Vermont s-e@Pf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
For Every One

PUNCH CAN Like mAgic-hot chocolate
Nclnerney. Incorporated, 90 West Eliza-
beth
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them for results
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Z Furniture, Household Goods

A BEAUTIFUL bedroom suite. walnut An
ikh and hardwOOds. dresser, chest and
bed. $50. terms. Also large selection OF
bedroom suites walnut, blond. mahogany,
lime oak maple. Kent Co, i54il Liver
nOs. Open every evening tiil -
A BEAUTIFUL selection OF manufsctur-
er's display samLLe- ---I.---E.-s-.--------
-urrTTT yT0- Why pay Ions prtcet Terms
ALVIN FURNITURE, 1851 ". VERNON.
open evenings, except Tues and Wed
\ BEAUTIFUL sXl2 ANminste- Rug. Blue
Loaf used 2 months, sacrinoe, Slf'
MtcheifE, 5000 Cra'iot
BEDROOM suite, 3-pieoe. walnut finish
slightly maTred ia shipment, $50,
terrrJ Alvin Fun. 1861 West Vernon.
open evenings. except Tues and Wed
A BRAND new living room suite, velour
cover. con spring construction through
out, S1g. terms. Kent Co., i5f4l Livernois.
Open evenings
A FINAL scHing OF an neN room outfits
Beautiful 2-pc. custom tailored TWINS
room suite. sAl2 felt rug, 3-pc modern
bedroom suite buuduir chair and lamps.
THIS choice offer while they iasl az $40.
terms. Crown. 473S Michigan. $500 Gratiot.
A FISAL selling OF damaged and floor
sample 2-pc sprng-flled living room
sutess many 10 choose from. az low As
S49 terms. Crown, 4737 Michigan, 500
GratiOt
A NEW 3 rreee bedroom suite poster bed.
roomy cnest and dresser; walnut finish /.
hardwood. sacrifice, s24. M'chells, SOoO
Gratiot.
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KODAKS- Movie camersas VIII sell. buy,
exchange Acme Camera Co. SIT shelby.
NATIONAL cash register, electric time
clock 80 h. ,. Century motor. A. G.
3-phase. 6O-cycle. 220 or 40 volts, ], i5a
r. D. m. Nick Frank. Plaza 1s4s.
RATTAN and reed baskets. market, lsun-
dry. etc. 1870 Fifteenth street
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uSe
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Houses for Sale
East OF WoodUaYd)
A VACANT HOUSE

A VACANT HOUSE
YoU CAS MOVE IN AT-cEcx
OPEN TONIGHT
iroquOls si14--s bedrooms. fun basement.
2-ear garage. -. $50, terms arranged.
CT 1f4n
-- GRATfoT HARPER SIC.
$500 DOWN
rooms and bath. 2-caT garage; e0-fooi
lot FIili price s. BOO Don't miss tus
one Prospect S2iF.
CRATIOT Sec ROOM HOUSES
Immediate possession. $3.50 down
IRWIN KIGHT HINES, NC.
ffo5F C7Fsiiot Pingree 54ls.
OAKLAND-JOHS r. section--s-rrn. frame
colonial, arm house IN rear, M. good
schools and trans None resident owner
rWEUBy 81 $50 $3.50 IN. bal. like rent TW.
i-s5il sargent A Co. $40 p. state Fair.
SYRACUSE. 1sQ25 -4-r0om. stove heat
deal location. Just north Of Nevada
Move reht IN. 81 500. easy terms. Cad
lilac 1852
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Bungalows for Sale

.GREENLAWN, 1881 near Intervale $500 s.
room bung new: -gocaSd lot.
Wm DutmeI no 7$3f. UN. 1850.
a room OIL, vt 7Oxl23. gear. Dan J.
Harrison. CN. 1-l25O.
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FOR RENT FOK SALE -
Flats for Sale

COLORED--Haye brick 2-family on west
side, reasonably priced owner vail move
az once Singleton. ca. 1905.
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BEDS, SIS fee boxes furniture, baseburn
ers. oil burners. s57l Joseph Campau
1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM SUITE with box spring mat
tress A regular 1888 outht for $50.
ALVIN FURNITURE 1881 W. Vernon.
open evenings except Tues. and Wed.
BEDROOM suite-9xi2 rug pad. So 9s.
Magazine rack HOOK, $3.50 MACK.
BEDROOM sets, consisting OF new bed,
dresser and chest, with simmons spring
and innerspring mattress. complete, S7s so
terms Benson Furn.. l3324 WOODWARD
BRAND new 9xl2 Administer rug, 500,
terms. Kent Co, 1544l Livernois.
BUNK BEDS with 2 springs, 2 mattresses
new, SIS. Benson Frn.,. 1924 Wood
ward.
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IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS, APPLIANCES AND AUTOMOBILES


FURNITURE to trade for plano.
CITY MUSIC Iti2 No.
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Flats for Sale

DEARRoRN Nee Ferney; Broom hrick
flat. modern; 81 COO down. HURRY
.EIsEA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT co.
's217 W. FORT VI l-l4no
-tlfvr-rN F-FM lower Tor $50 mo-, inc.
taxes Row vacant, decorated, immedi-
ate possession So 800 UN. 3.ST17.
j j BENNETT i0i30 FENKELL
'CoLoREp - West Grand BOULEVARD
Brick four.family. elk each. 4sCar ga
rage.. Income $500 monthly $1,000 Will
handle. CRCTCHER, Tyler 5-53o6.
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Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties. zee your
reh estate broker.
BUY WAR BONDs-Vacant lots for future
security MatuszeWSh 1917 Michigan
sO1273-sewer. water gas walks, school,
Ss7S, near l3-hiie and woodward. Jud-
s9h Broadway Co. RA. s70o
CoLORED- Hurry Inkster. $500, 100
down large IOts. improvements. Univer-
sity 2s09i.
CoLoRED-InSster Lge lots. city water.
them for results,
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Al UPHoLsTERING- Rest iing; written
guarantee BellcTeat." 5o52 Fireman.
Estimates Tyler 4-22l3.
a BEAUTIFUL ramp free with 2-pe.
uph. job Northwest Jpn IL. "-'@'o'
A 2-PC SUITE reupholstered, $50 80
Major Upholsterlng Call TO. $500.
CALL BERR'S for quality upholsierins.
io6g3 GRAND RIVER no. 2O6e
FOR fine workmanship, call Crane Uphoi-
STEERING Ss35 Mack PLAZA 2l1l'
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your
living room suite. Call TO. b-sfvo'
.RE-UPHoISTER 2-PC.. S35; FRIZETTE
We 7-4470-- BAZELL, 14205 FENKELL
UNCLAIMED reupholstered furniture. sac
rlhced. Eastern. 1895 Gratiot' fL. dooo.
WE RECOVER ana rebuild your Ape. suite
FIDELITY UPH co. OR. O7s0
.2-PC SUITE reuphnlstered. $4,000. Century
Uphokterng. On 3-s7i7.--
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AUCTION Sales
Miscellaneous for Sale

AUCTiONEERs tor estates and individuals.
500 East Jefferson Phone CLIFFORD 1872