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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

COMPLETE grocery, meat market: eatab-
lished; small down payment: terms; bar
gain. University 3-5566; Hogarth $3.50
CONFECTIONERY school: won
dsrful- business; illneAE forces selling
reasonable. Northlswn s0Oi.
CONFECTIONERY supplies shelf
groceries: living quarters. must sell good
inventory. Murray s7e5.
CONFECTIONERY Excellent business
near theater: established six years, rea-
xoaAbIs. -l45lz HArpsr.
CONFECTIONERY, grocery beer. wine,
patent medicines: excellent business. 57li
Moran. Ivanhoe e766.
CONFECTIONERY - Good business well
stocked: new fountain; excellent location
1o3f3 Kerchevsi.
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Farms and Lands for Sale
AUCTION SALE

0 farms so 90 $50 acres Terms. cash Or
2sy down bal on land contract. VIII also
sell farm equipment. stock, feed etc sale
u he held At sAndusky stock Yard. satur.
day, Aprn 4. 10 a Land and cha'tss
can b. seen a. sAnilso stock Farms. J
miles east ~ SAndusky. Michigan, on N -.
8 c. HADLEY. INC.
$40 Griswo,d ~. ca onso
BARGAIN-s2 acres railroad siding Var
Horn and Alien roads y ". Mitchell
za7 West Road. Trenton. Mich. Trenton
esS4
LOCATEYoUR LAND County maps show
sections. all roads lakes. streams. etc
kSc per county Mich. Tar Service Bureau,
lo5s-C Majestic BldE Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
MECOSTA COUNTY

o. ACRES. best Of soil woods springs.
fruit trees. modern buildings good water
system g. miles from Detroit. Townsend
A t0ql
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22


BARGAIN oolroon, six tables; excellent
paying business. consider car part pay
ment. Plaza s103
BEAUTY sHOP-Estsblished eight years
large, modern; three operators good bust
ness. Madison 1925
BEAUTY sHoP-Established years; mod :
ern equipment. MUST sell Immediately
Twinbrook 1921.
BEAUTY SHOP - Estabished years; ex-
csllent location; illness forces selling.
oregon 27O5.
BEER GARDEN-Doing excellent business ,
modern equipment; reasonable. 1882
East Warren
BOWLING ALLEY-Detroit. Money maker.
Must sell Immediately. New equip. Main
floor. Modern. Low price. Terms. Detroit
CANDY and cigarette vending machine
route In Ann Arbor and Jackson for
sale $4,000 cash required. Wolverine Ner-
chandisers. 3i4 North state. Ann Arbor.
CLASS &C" BEER Garden; factory dis
triot; excellent business; sacrifice. s4si
CLOTHING and shoes store for sale; best
location In town; good Industrial and
farming community. Apply at Diamond
Dept store. Vasssr. Michigan.
COMMON CARRIER TRUCKING
BUSINESS
| Intrastate short haul Moderate sire Write
Box ASH. Detroit Times
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
thsm for resultsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

s0-ACRE FARM Hip roof barn BLACK
muck lsnd suitable for any crop. In
ouire miles north Of Gregory Al Hipplsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

ACT quickly. VIII rent cheap good paying
STANDARD station. fully equipped. cannot
handle. doing defense work Bedford e5es
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

SUPER SHELL Service Station doing good
business. Two stalls modern equipment
Will sell a. inventory. 1885 Plymouth.
Northlswn S23s.
READ Times Want Ada for profit-use
them for results,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

sUNOCO gasoline station. corner Parkside
and Puritan Owner will remodel a. soon
as operator proves himself. Available now
on lease at unusually reasonable figure
Cadillac 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
ALWAYS
MONEY MAKER

Newly decorated. Now taking In S21s no
with } rms. for carstaker: 81. 900 down
KEIIsY's-MA 773s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

ELEVEN MITE-HARPER DISTRICT
HALF ACRES, loft. frontage. well drained
water and electricity In, excellent garden
soii: convenient 20 east side Industrial
activity. Hilloek Realty, 221t7 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

EAST DETROIT Low taxes loan soil;
parcels 6sx267. $3.50. terms street
both ends; city water telephone. gas
eleetricfty schools stores nice homes.
Is2n7 stephens East Detroit, Roseville
Oq10. Randolph 1125
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Victory Corps

tcanslnaed Em rse l. see y
reasun 4 n1 mfoie1 m a
mhool may sste6d The cizsNs
81 Moss rosnt All - coEadased
1arinE school hourN
Both schools beast 100 per c0nt
ntembcrship m the 1unisr Bed
Cross and the Fusksng q wsr SIP
plies As Is outlined IN ne nat
tonni plan IS expected 10 begin
81 an early date Physical ednea
ton programs have becn tnseE1s
fae1 n tne sehoes With every hs
and girl participating IN military
6r9A and mass EXERCISES st the
Nos p8ini school In PascSgua
Is each bov i inelaaed IN uia
program and Il IS isaped That Klflx
v3A ee Included n Nj NeliS
sad In TIE Pascago0ia MhaHl
model aiTpsana are being pro
dlsced for the L. s Army Fofts
models were made end delivered
las spring and TIE hoys WAL 10
tlnae 10 construct these ~ ~
qoesied
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EutNgw meeting
Secrekafy Ssm Ssxasr xpake "a
tAe nenexssgg ut tte elab hatHm
80 pFcEFam 81 Aeuxits1ups
wfae plan - - Nssse CuFnu0
tive woxk b ths community sh4t
aauM cosnrnAud the enthastasn
~ ue mFFnhEgx
She4a talks an TIA and ether
ssheem were made Is h0tnrtans
BaecI MnKehex Gixen& Funk
hoasrf. colle. Sussh MAJ ans
Wsli&
Rosarian Wells superintendent
- CITY schoaA reported that the
srhasl chiiaren hs8 coglecsea os
ex two hundred thausand pounds
of scrap IN the waf eitoet. ard
were stan Koin8 a9tex IT,
Visiting RutarsSnx were na
pont Query IT Gfeensylfle. s G.
aad y r ClsytGn who attends
the pascaRoula Club more than
- docs MS horne club 81 Birsfn.
mRham. and Is always welcome
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Election

gconsinuea from Page l. Sec d
Peace Officer
ORANGE GROVE PRECINCT
Mrs r. Nollie Roberts = Il
Cooley. MRS T !. Miller Man
agen n A Roberts Peace Off
CIR
PECAN PRECINCT n "
Sturk. a r peeaul J J CLARK
Managers hiram TInslsF. Pesce
OsfIeer
SOUTH PAscAcouIA PRE-
.CINCT Geo H HaeElns Mss
Adele Grant " b C0gwlli
Manager Prank Savage Feses
Officer
NORTH ~PAscAGOuI.A PRE-
.CTNCT J d CLARK Mrs Percy
Seal. Mrs Glen Diversified Man
ayers T. Y Larsen Pesce Off.
Ger
SCRANTON PRECINCT. Miss
janice Vslverde. Mrs J p Ev
ans Miss Haldah Denny. Mana
gers r G Steele Peace Officer
WEST PRE-
.CINCf O 3 Lopez. Mrs ] {
Trussell, Mrs { l. Clifford
Managers. l. " Fuller. Peace
Officer.
EAU PRE-
cINCT n. r. Plateau. Mrs r l.
Davis, Mrs. Florian Webb. Mana
gers: chas l. Richter, Peace Of
ficer.
OCEAN SPRINGS PRECINCT:
John B Bransford, E A Morris.
Mrs Oscar Joachim, Managers.
A J. Riviere. Peace Officer.
JACOBS PRECINCT Mrs /.
F. wilkerson, Peter Arnold. "
Leonard Fountain. Managers. "
r Bullock. Peace Officer
LATIMER PRECINCT: Phillip
I. Lamey. Carmehous Seymour.
Mrs George A. Cruthirds, Mana
gers: John Parker. Peace Officer
LARUE PRECINCT. h L. Da-
Wis. Mrs Eldridge Wilkerson, T. p
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Supervisors
Allowances
For September

ne fnIio@8nK allowances ron
atlomr ard wcsfd Paid
uat og nhx Coansx Treasury -
the no1fa ~ Supervisors 81 1aeh
Nm ceaanfv Mississippi ard the
Cerk q the Roafa e Supervisor
hefehy directed Is draw WcFxF
warrants theYefoF. = WH
censraI Connsr Fund
n " Cochran. - dAyx insp
rts and bdgx hna sef performed
ia ds~hasre of u1frf duties
avk att OF term 1919 ~ IS ~
day. $1,000. X " hufnham
SAME. $1,000 II + Gautierl
same. $1,000, A ? Moran sarae.
SlM I'd. n l. Vauglan sarae
500 90 Fred TAYLOR. elk 2 dxs
at Oct term 1914 $1,000 n 2
Heidelberg. sal atty 81 q 81 s.
$50 &c, Miss Ruth Can. sal 80
AIT II r si7s 90 a } Frank
in. sal co agt aeria SITS 90 Mrs
Gloria A knight xaI steno ca
AIT. SIS 10 Annie Wsnibs Nal 60
aRt. II y f0F neg 5000 Anna
Aoeiey. rent OF eert II r. Wk
foe reg 5000 ] X Graham
sal CO as4s Sisua Mim ina
Belle Cox. sal dep as6s 5000
VIM d Ballard 81 GO stiy
800 90 S T. Bible sal foreman
60 Cen c.. slz50 Hayw0S
Eruaks. sal Jan { H. 81 90 Pei
Anderson. all pen ofd Il of 5
xI1uo. Mrs los Colt. sasae
.SIzO0 Clarence v=oF. ssrne
Sfz00 George chsssauf sauie
So % Oliver Tilley. ssns. kt1mI
{ Martin. same sla00, Mrs
Edw b Casanova. sans sl2oo.
Aiph0nse Seymour. saEna. SlaW
Miss Clara HeTran all acct exp
CO Wei. 5000. Miss Clara Her
rln def exp CO Wei off. s1b 90.
Mrs. Pauline Smith. pA sal
$50 90. Miss Henrietsa Casanova
sery. rend. Jaek CO Wei off
s4000 Mrs- Carrie Yocom Lad
nIer. pt sal serv. Wei off, $1,000.
Jack. Co Library. allow pr ord
3 of S. sz500 Adv Pub Co,
pub legals mo Oct. SO -. Jack
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Landlords

Continued from Page I, Sec u
officials explained
Among the complaints which
hzve neen made - that Of land
lords whose rent ca property l.
limited 10 . certsin figure but
whose tenants are n turn subfent
i1sg rooms IN the house for more
money than the actual rent on the
whole property. According 70 Mt.
Duncan. such landlords may Pc
triton the Rent Control Board for
an increase IN their maximum
rent
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Scarborough. Managers. A. l.
Reeves. Peace Officer
BLUFF CREEK PRECINCT
Mrs ]. b. Cunningham. Mrs.
B + Eilie. Mrs i 81 spaulding,
Managers. r. l. Lyons. Peace OF.
FLYER.
cARTERvuIE PRECINCT
] l. Furry. c z Wilson. Mrs
& Z. Furry. Managers r. A
Walker. Peace Officer.
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Rotary

Continued from Page !. Sec u
one The matter was discussed %
several, and Il was finally deeid-
81 20 sliow the question 70 r.
main open 10 BE voted upon at 3
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WANTED

NAN wANTED-Man over draft
age OF exempt from draft 70
handle laundry route Apply %
Southern Laundry. 20 Cedar
Street. Pascagoula. ANax &c 100
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CHRISTMAS CARD
SALESpKoPLK

Card Sales
people Reliable man q woman
immediately, 20 sell Watkins
Christmas cards Of products Big
demand. big profit Write The J
K Watkins Company. % v. Iowa
avenue. Memphis Tenn 10 - ZIP
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NAhTED-To Dnehaa uses
xashlng maheiHs Is God e0ndi
tIan Cau 4IM 10 ~ 1te
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Nsle Fox Terrier. white
win black spa - head ant ear
cripple ~ Jeff hind 80 Name
spo8 SO reward Oscar Green
- Beach boulevard lob -
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$1,000 Claude FleTee fep4
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
N. Y. Daily News Photo

They turned to one another and exchanged
a long -drawn-out kiss; then another and stil
another, followed by passionate embrace and
more kisses.
AS though embarrassed the camera shift
ed TO the wonders of nature-but after a mo-
ment it back. refreshed and ready to
record whatever might befall
Carmen, it appeared, was befalling-right
into Louis arms. He was picking her up,
payfully fitting her head toward the ground
as her legs threshed in mock alarm, amid
flutter Of skirts.
You could almost hear her delighted
squeals
And now like some bold knight of old the
laughing Louis was bearing his subdued cap
tive directly toward the lone spectator, closer,
Closer.
Cut!
Louis had disappeared. Carmen was all
alone now, in a eloseup-possibly to show
that the stirring action of moment ago had
all just been good clean fun and that she was
OK. Her face loomed large on the screen, coy
and smiling blowing kiss. And then she was
gone and the wonders of nature were back
patchwork of fields, rolling hills, the sky,
Pickering away and dssovng in a glare of
white light.
Hilda managed somehow to turn the thing
off and after that sat on in the dark apart
ment, thinking dark thoughts.
These thoughts were all gathered together
few weeks ago and put into affidavits by
her attorney, Leon Pearle, of 16 Liberty
Street New York. w
Purpose: to get Hda a divorce $3.50
week alimony and $500 counsel fees.
AS in that upsetting movie the principal
characters in her affidavits are her husband,
Louis and Carmen De La Rosa.
The latter first appeared on the Martin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

cumstances to have quiet marital life" she
says, so out went the former wife and in
went Hda.
And now, she says, she had discovered that
on a trip TO Havana with Carmen, Louis had
set up place of business therein addition
to the one he had in New York-and had low
ingly placed Carmen in charge of it.
Was history repeating itself?
BY way of reply. Louis denied all charges
of misconduct He thinks his wife is just act
ing under the influence of her relatives whom
he has never gotten along with.
Taking UP the alleged clothes in the-closet
incident he says: II submit that no one who
has been unfaithful to his wife during her alb
sence from their apartment and who has
knowledge that his wife is on her way home
several days before her arrival, would If he
in fact and in truth were unfaithful, leave the
apartment upset and with the clothes of his
alleged paramour scattered throughout the
apartment
Such is not human nature! And such hap
penings did not take place at our home"
AS for his relationship with Carmen: 1.-The
true relationship between Miss De La Rosa
and myself is proven by my wife unwittingly.
The statement that left for Havana and that
Miss De La Rosa went with me is true This
was business trip.
ITO show that throughout from the first
time met her to the present. my relations
with Miss De La Rosa have been of a purely
business nature is proven by my wife's own
sworn statement that 1 placed Miss De La
Rosa in charge Of the business in Havana.
IF nothing l have said in this affidavit
has proven to the court that my relationship
with Miss De La Rosa has been purely on a
business and upon most honorable basis
that fact that I. left my secretary in charge
of that business in Cuba must 60 long way
to urove nv entire noqition that Miaa No
Rosa is a competent and trusted employe-
nothing more"
So far, Me hasn't said anything about the
movie, whose next showing, by the way, will
probably be in court.
II is doubtful that Hilda will stay to see
it again. although it is four-star picture in
her book. She has become so suspicious OF
movies that she can barely stand going into
a darknened room.
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screen and the protector in the closet and
the films Of herself and her husband in hap
pier days; few had even been taken in
Florida, while they were still deeply in love.
So she set up the protector and the screen,
laid the rolls Of film ready to hand and pulled
down the shades, thinking that 1t would be
like bringing the dead past to life, almost
charm to ward off the trouble she felt hanging
over her.
The dancing square of light struck the
screen and with whirring noise and Jumpy
motion. Louis appeared, bareheaded, shirt
open at the neck. laughing and turning to-
ward her in a setting of tropical vegetation.
The silent laughing faces looked out at
her grotesquey
There had been lot Of laughter In those
days, she was thinking sadly the film
ended. She removed IL and chose another at
random from the pile on the table. Without
bothering to find out what this next one was,
she placed it in the protector.
Then she turned out the lights. set the
machine going and got the shock of her life.
Walking towards her on the screen was
the very woman whom she suspected of hav-
ing stolen her husbands love!
Halftempted to hurl the diabolical appar-
tus to the floor. Hda checked herself, watch
ing fascinated as the woman joined by
Louis, her own husband
What happened next was like nightmare.
1t seemed almost as though her most secret
thoughts had been developed in some dark
room of the mind, rolled up and hidden away
against this instant.
For this is what she saw:
The man, her husband, and the woman
Carmen De La Rosa, former dancer, were
walking together arm in arm. To one side
some sort OF house; beyond, panorama
OF country scenery. Louis was again bare
headed, wearing a sport Jacket which Hilda
recognized. And again he was laughing!
As the two came closer to the camera
Louis disengaged his arm and placed 1t gall
lantly around Garments waist. Now they were
very close the rapt expressions on their faces
only too plainly visible.
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domestic scene two
weeks before Hilda's
daughter was born.
Louis, says the SUI
ing wife, came to
her, announced that
he had met Carmen
at a night club and
a S Ike d IL Hilda
minded IL he went
out with her.
Being in tn e
physical state I was,
1 could do nothing
about the matter,
but my health be-
came seriously af-
fected."
After a trip to
Tampa to see her
parents last Winter,
Hilda goes on, she
returned home on
New Years Eve to
find strange fem
mime clothing in the
apartment closets.
-Four days later"
she says. "the laun-
dry arrived and l
discovered it con-
tanned two pairs of
w o m e ms panties,
W o m e ms pajamas
and a woman's silk
blouse When my
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alleged panties-was finding out, she says
that Louis had given Carmen job in his
business
For she recalled that when she herself had
first come TO New York as his bride, his for
mer wife had been working for him. Hilda
objected CIT was impossible under such cir
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husband returned home. showed him these
things, and he thereupon admitted that Car
men De La Rosa had been staying there
with him"
But what seems to have made the deepest
impression on Hilda-deeper even than the
movie or her husbands alleged dates, or the
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hiiiPi anu "iiSie lSDuAS
had courted her chow
i'm pressive he had
seemed then. twice her
age, so sophisticated and
distinguished lookingD,
all at once she had a
brilliant idea.
Why not put on a
movie right here in this
room? There were the
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How Would You Feel
II You Started to Run
Off Some Homemade
Movies and Found
That One Of Them
Showed Your Husband
covorfing With the
Other WON an ?"-
Well. That's How
Hilda Felt. Too
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manufacturer and inventor.
What was he doing now? Where
he? With that woman again?
Hilda stared out thu window at
street. cold and bleak-looling in the e
light of the Winter afternoon.
IL qpiy. she could 60 to a movie :
she imagined herself sitting In the
warm darkness, comfertingiy sur
rounded by people, druggcd into for
getfuIness by the 'antic shadows on
the screen.
Perhaps she wouid have a chance
TO see some views of her native Flor
ida: they were always tantalizing
Winter-bound New York audiences
with scenes of people swimming and
basking in the warm sunlight on South
ern beaches.
Three years ago, before her mar
rage. she herself, as a 17-year-old
swimming star had had her picture
taken in many such scenes.
Yes" she murmured. "a movie
would be just the thing"
But she knew she couldn't go. She
had TO stay home because of the baby.
asleep now in its crib in the next room.
And then. as her thoughts drifted
back TO warm and vivid Florida, where
she had enjoyed her schoolgirl tri-
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