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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Midway Bombing
Wedding Present

car was machine-gunned. They
were not hurt, but when they
reached home, they found the
babys mattress full of bullet holes,
MORE LATER
SWeeney's bombers were one part
of a team in the three attacks on
japanese naval units, he said
1T was a hell of big team. too. "
he said Those Japs never saw so
much trouble before They'll see
more later though"
The 33-year-old flyer walked un-
announced and unexpected into his
home here yesterday where he was
greeted by his mother. his father,
Mai. Gen. Walter Sweeney and his
Younger Sister( Anne. Heavy-lid-
ded. he received their welcomes
then crawled into bed for his first
real sleep since May 30.
MY gang did a swell job" he
told newspapermen later, but so
did everyone else Those Marines
were just too good to be true. They
fought in the air, and the boys on
the ground fought with everything
from machine guns to sidearmS."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Better Postwar
World Foreseen

WASHINGTON, June PUP
American officials we're confident
today that the United States, the
Soviet Union, Great Britain and
china-now Joined in mutual as
sistance agreements-will be able to
develop in forthcoming conversa-
tons the basis of new and better
world after the war.
The broad principles already have
been set forth i'm the agreements
signed by the United States with
those countries. The one with the
Soviet Union was signed last night
by Secretary of State Cordell HUI
and Soviet Ambassador Maxim
Litvinov a few hours after the re-
suits Of the recent conferences be-
tween President Roosevelt and Sow
let Foreign CommiSsar V. M Molo-
tov were announced.
The agreements with the three
countries are basically the same
what have been called master lend
lease agreements. They pledge the
signatories to furnish mutual aid
in prosecution of the war against
aggression. TO postpone settlement
of lend-lease arrangements until
after the war. and to cooperate in
the postwar world under the broad
principles Of the Atlantic charter
PRACTICAL MEASURES
The agreement with the Soviet
Union was the first definitive action
resulting from the recent Roose-
yelt-Molotox conversations but was
entirely separate from the under
standing" reached by those two
leaders who agreed that their coun-
tries would cooperate lin safe
guarding peace and security to the
freedom loving people after the
war"
The state department announced
that conversations would begin soon
with the Soviet Union, and with
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Parents Buy Cakes
AT Scout Auction

TWenty-four parents of Boy
Scouts in troop II were purchasers
of cakes at the auction and social
gathering in the Scout hut Thurs
day night.
Homer Jenkins, Scoutmaster, was
the auctioneer and sold $l4 worth
Of pastry.
After the bidding. the group was
shown motion pictures depicting
life in Scout summer camp by EX-
ecutive Hugh Wilcox.
Jack Mason, one of the % Scouts
present, was advanced to junior
assistant Scoutmaster at the meet
ing. Jenkins and Dave Goddard, as
Sistant ScChltmaster, were in
charge.
Tom Finney and Dick Cooy-Pen-
der, committeeman, were present.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12

Great Britain and China, to trans
late the mutual assistance agree
ments into practical measures for
creating a peaceful postwar world
It was made clear that the sigma
tories do not intend to wait until
peace is restored to tackle the
problems that must be solved if
the objectives Of the Atlantic char
ter are TO be attained.
The agreement with the Soviet
Union was reached under the pro-
does not require senate ratification.
II is similar in all basic respects to
master lend-leaSe agreements sign
ed with Great Britain and China.
II has no direct connection with
the 20-year mutual assistance pact
between the Soviet Union and Brit
ain.
NO SECRET CLAUSES
The agreement Goes not mention
Japan with whom the Soviet main-
tain formal though delicate rela-
tions. Il does not even include
the word enemy" referring only
to the war against aggression. "
The state department announce
ment referred to the war war
against the common enemy with
out identifying the common
enemy"
British Foreign Minister Anthony
Eden assured the House of Com
mems yesterday in announcing the
British pact with Soviet Russia
that there were no secret clauses
in it.
It has been suggested that the
Russians might have approached
negotiations with thoughts of terri
torial guarantees in the Baltic OF
in the Balkans. bat it was said in
authoritative quarters that the
questions of territorial partition
was not involved in the American
or British negotiations with the
Soviet Union.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Rambling Reporter

Continued from Page One)
health strength production conSid-
erably impaired.
People in such climate will wear
less clothes, live in less costly and
secure houses, do all manner OF
work in comfort in winter.
In summer we will be able to
clean the air of smoke, dust carbon
monoxide gas, in doors and out, fog
heat, and over humidity, hay fever
producing pollen. The very sun will
shine better and brighter and in
conditional i'll towns, in cities
in doors and out, winter and sum-
mer"
Continued Tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
jap Loss T allied
Ats Worships

another big explosion ripped it
apart internally. A matter Of min
utes later it had disappeared.
The LeXington's career had end
ed. the only American aircraft car
rier destroyed thus far in this
war
1t carried a complement of 1893
officers and men. including flying
personnel, at the time it was COM
missioned and 80 to 80 planes. The
Lexington and its sister ship, the
Saratoga were the biggest carriers
in our fleet. but also the oldest
Mere modern carriers of much
smaller tonnage can carry as many
aircraft. AS warshipS go, the Lex
ingtCl was approaching obso-
leScence.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12

SAN FRANCISCO, June - CUP)
1t. Col Walter c. Sweeney re-
CARDS his bomber squadron attack
on japanese ships near Midway
Island as a wedding anniversary
present to his wife and children
who were machine gunned at Pearl
Harbor
Mrs. Midge Sweeney and the
children, Walter III, 5, and Edith
Anne. 2, were uninjured in the
Japanese sneak raid Dec. Z, but
Sweeney on the mainland at the
time, yearned for revenge.
On June 4, the second day of
the Midway Island battle and
SweeneyS wedding anniversary, his
squadron of six Flying FortreSses
scored hits on a battleship, or a
heavy cruiser and an aircraft car
rier and large transport.
1T was sort of a present to my
wife" he said. And that's only a
taste OF what's to come
Mrs. Sweeney and the children
were at Hickam Field when the
Japanese attacked Dec. 7. She
rushed the children into a car. The
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Valley Men Ask
Radio Enlistment

Three Imperial Valley men re-
Gently applied for positions as Ma
val Reserve Radio technicians thru
the FL Centro recruiting station
w A. Maupin, recruiting officer
said Friday.
Among those who applied were
Jack E. Candland of Calexico. Wal
ter E. Willett of Heber, and Ray
mond V. Alves of FL Centre Alves
qualified at the top rating allowed
while attending school. Men be-
tween the ages of II and so yeas
are eligible for the eight weeks
training course in radio and sound
equipment engineering.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Pioneer Realty
Dealer SuCcumbs

Anson L. Bliss, 76, real estate
dealer in Imperial Valley in the
early DAYS. will be buried in Los
Angeles Saturday after funeral SER
vices there.
He died in the coast city Thurs
day.
During the early years Bliss was
active in valley development and
he still owns a ranch near the
northeast city limits of Ell Centro.
He left the valley about 20 Fears
ago Bliss was a member of the
Masonic lodge and the Masonic
rites will be followed at his funeral
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12

Continued from Page One)
March when the Japanese were dis
covered to be concentrating trans
ports and combat ships in Salamaua
and Lac New Guinea. apparently
fer an assault on Port MoreSby on
the south coast of the same island.
Port Moresby is Straegically i'm
portant because it would give the
japanese vital advance base for
further attacks on northern Aus
tralia. Actually the japanese made
two attempts to advance to the
southwark of New Guinea.
In the wild melee of air action
which finally sent remnants of the
Japanese task force fleeing from the
wreck-strewn scene of battle, the
Lexington, launched in 1925 and
commissioned in December, 1927,
had played a brilliant part.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
SUE FOR DAMAGES

Thomas Mitchell and Flora Giles
pie Thursday sued j. D. Mckenzie
and B. j. NJ. Bentley for S2,907 dam
ages for injuries they said they
suffered in a traffic accident six
miles south of Brawley last April
25. They accused Bentley of driving
McKenzie's car an a careless man
npT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
General Sfaffs in.
Conference on End
Front for Europe
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
join the Royal air force in raids on
Germany which will pale even the
1000 plane night raids of Brit
ain.
Further, the agreements reached
here and at Washington by Prime
Minister Winston Churchill and
President Roosevelt with Russian
Foreign CommSsar ViacheSlav Mol
otov mean that now it is going to
be for the Allies to take the initia-
tive in the war at the time they see
fit, well informed sources say.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Ruby yHummingbird
Returns TO BastiIe

Ruby Hummingbirds back in
town and Ell Centros police have
welcomed her.
But a short time ago Ruby was
hauled into police court for tell
ing fortunes without a license. Po-
lice Judge Lee Nuffer held her
case pending on condition that she
leave town
She was picked up this week on a
vagrancy charge and is once more
in the tolls of the law Nuffer
again suspended the sentence but
she must now face the old charge
Of telling fortunes. Her trial has
been set for June l8
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Roosevelt Orders
Salvage Campaign

Continued from Page One)
trucks will transport the scrap to
central collection depots, the PreSi-
dent said.
In rural areac, county war boards
will head up the drive and Oil de-
livery trucks along rural routes will
make the collections.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
TWO SENTENCED

Emmett Clifton, 10, was sentenc-
ed to serve l2l2 days in Jail after
beng found guilty of being drunk
and disturbing the peace Friday
George Anderson, 5l-year old Ne
gro, was fined $40 for the same Of
Tense
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
PREPARE FOR AIR
RAID WARNING TEST

Fire Chief c. S. Reed Friday pre-
pared to test El Centro's air raid
warning equipment at noon Monday
when the whistles and horns will
blow for 20 seconds. Chief Reed
warned the public that if the sound
fluctuates the warning is genuine.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
PAIR DRAW FINES

Jack Smith, At, and A. E. HEM
ming, fruit workers, were fined $40
apiece Friday morning after being
found guilty of defrauding a hotel
keeper Smith was charged with
not paying Edna Harrup of the VAL
ley hotel Sl4 ior rent and Hem
ming was accused of not paying her
S765.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
BIKES STOLEN

Bicycles owned by two FL Centre
boys. Carol Miller and Bob Reed.
were stolen from where they were
parked near an FL Centre SWIM
ming pool Thursday, Police recover
ed them the same day in the 100
block ON south Seventh street.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
PLEADS GUlITY

Bobbie Weston, 25, who gave her
occupation as housewife" plead
guilty to vagrancy charges in Judge
Lee Nuffer's police court Friday
morning and was fined $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
INTEND TO WE'D

Walter Edward Lancaster, "a,
Camp Seeley soldier, and Melba
Emma Lee Henry, 81. Ell Centre
waitress. Thursday filed a notice OF
their intention to marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
STOLEN CAR FOUND

The 1881 coupe stolen from Mike
Angeles June was found by sher-
ifs officers Thursday stripped and
burned on the Keystone road near
Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
ASKS DIVORCE

Hilda GoSton Thursday sued Mil
ton GoSton for divorce, alleging
cruelty. They married in Yuma Jan.
Is, 1887 and separated March %,
l94l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
JAPS ATTACK CARRIER

Her planes-80 to 90 of them
had taken off and struck powerful
blows against the enemy. While
they were in the air, Japanese air.
craft attacked the carrier, diving
through terrific antiaircraft fire to
launch bombs and torpedoes.
AT least two torpedoes hit the
ship-well-armored because it had
originally been designed as a bat
tie cruiser-and at least two bombs
found their mark Several near
misses damaged the vessels sides.
Fires broke out but the crew, bat
Ting heroically, managed to put
them out and clear the flight deck
of debris. The Lexingtcns planes
returned TO the ship.
Several hours later, while the
damaged carrier was steaming out
of apparent danger, her speed re-
duced from 33 IA to 20 knots, there
was a sudden explosion between
decks. Fire broke cut in many
places.
GAS VAPORS BLAMED
AT first it was thought a delayed
action bomb had gene off but 1t
was later established that gasoline
vapors from leaking lines had eX-
ploded The crew tried to exiting
uiSh the blaZeS but their fire
fighting equipment had been dam
aged For five hours they fought,
but finally the ship was blazing al
most from stem to stern.
American destloyers pulled along
side and tried to fight the fires
with their own pumps and hoses,
AS the fires gained headway. the
carriers wounded were removed to
the deStroyerS. Then. her pumps
gone, came the command, abandon
ship"
True to sea tradition, the car
rier's commander, Capt. F.. S. Sner-
man, was the last to leave. AS he
was sliding down ropes to the wat
er's edge a tremendous blast oc-
CURED within the stricken ship. The
flames had reached the torpedo
lockers.
While he was pulling away,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
BUSY BEE

Anything; anywhere-direct; insured; reas.
Emergency Storage Free
Randolph Oi46 ga Watson
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Bungalows for Sale

IDEARBoRN-2233 oxford avenue: oper
Sunday and daily. / 80 TO s; new 5-roon
bungalow. S. 100. Campbell Realty Co
BEDFORD 2063.
DENNY HIGH DIsTRlcT-cozy broom
brick or frame bungalows. Arlington
37o7
GRATIOT-11-Mile Section rooms, neat
clean; water. gas, electric; lot 70x150
Dandy buy, only 81 300, $500 down, 50;
month. Others 81 300. $3.50 down, s25 mo
IRWIN. KIGHT d HINES, INC.
14054 GRATIOT PlNGREE 541t
HoLCOMB-4 bedrooms. excellent condi-
ton, garage, basement, kitchen; ~, 500.
terms. Arlington O919.
NEW GROOM, $3.50; FILA TERMS.
10000 PURITAN, COR. WYo. UN. 1-1250
OPEN daily, 40 to 9; 1902 Hayden Ave.
New Broom face brick bungalow; attic.
Campbell Realty Co, RE. 2063.
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

ADY'S MOVING - Large vans. insured.
$3.50, $500; two men, any time.
TOwnsend S-0432.
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Lumber, Building Materials

BRIGGS quaiity garages-"Built aceordln,
TO requirement." Hogarth 4141.
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Moving and Storage; Grating.
shipping low rates; day and night SER
vice. TEmple 2-7lIO. 47l9 Hamilton.
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EHALT-Local, long distance: Insured, free
estimates, 1922 Livernois. Lafayette 1894.
GRIFFIN Movers, storage. 81 load. in
sured; expressing, van service. Madison
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Income Bungalows for Sale

BALDWIN Forests, furnace 800
SENECA -Gratiot--5-5, brickote, gar. $3.50
SEMIN OLE-Lambert--4 furn., gar $3.50
Good incomes, terms. Acme, 1903 Gratioi
GRAY, mr.. Mack-Beautiful 4 and T. like
new; bedrooms each; $3.50, 81 $50
down. 1898 +. Warren.
RIVER Rouge. 1913 Dwight, SIS. 81, 200 DIN.
NJ. Matuszewshu. 13147 Mich. OR. 1888.
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Houses for Sale

lCOLORED--Why rent when you can buy
for 1875 dn.7 Jesse p. Parker. TIE. 1888.
I6-ROOM bungalow. near 7-Mile; no agents
bargain. 1S4S4 Fenelon.
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Section.
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ABoUT-lk acre OF good soil and 1-room
house, wired for electric; near Jefferson
and lake; you can get lumber 20 add 20
this without priorities. Inquire 2o600 II.
Jefferson. near 10-Mile.
ACRE on paved road; city water, cleo.
outside city limits. Only $50 down.
Newman. 2602o Plymouth Rd. RE. 6720.
BARGAIN, Q rms, h. a; n a. berries, fruit,
Is mi, mr.. bus. E-Z terms. r.. o. 3113.
BEAUTIFUL PALE GREEN sTUCCo
FINISH 4-room house on large lots
close to school and Bomber Plant bus. Only
! Sl,475. $50 cash swings deal.
lGrossman. Cor. Van Born and Wayne Roads
COzY i-rm. cottage. IL acres land: close
10 New Boston; at 81, AIS this Is to-
days best buy; $40 cash win handle. bal
ance financed on easy monthly payments.
Newman, Wayne and Goddard roads.
PARKER, 2070g, near Smile. west-New
4-room on u acre plastered. ready "a
move in; reasonable down payment.
Pennington 764 Hogsrth DOLL.
RoSEvILLE-6-room tvacant) with base
ment;- furnace; Tot 133xff2 ton Common
Road. 1855 Meier, Roseville 12s5-M.
WELL BUILT arm. house: room for bath,
large attic; S1,975, small dn. pymt., $23
mo-. acre good soil, more II desired.
Cd. River Sect. Outside City Limits.
$4,000 Wyoming. Ho. DOLL Between s-5
COLORED-Chicken and Pig farms Rea-
sonable. Lipke near Fourteen Mile. YER
mont 5-9012.
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Houses for Sale
(West of woodward


APPOLINE-MEYERS - Brick. automatic
heat. $500 down; immediate possession.
HOgarth zoos.
ASHTON, ssss-Two bedrooms; tile; full
attic; VACANT; $500 required. CE. 1440.
ILIVERNoIs. observation-disclosures income,
5-4: steam heat; 81, 500; terms. HOgarth
244e.
MENDOZA, l4l74 (schoolcraft) = sacri-
hcing, S4,400; garage; good condition
good transportation. Owner.
NEAR OUTER DRIVES large rooms, bis
lot, full basement. excellent condition
Price, IS, 400. Substantial down payment.
Sargent q Co. TW. 1851.
NORTHLAWN--7-room modern; newly
decorated: vacant; drive, garage
reasonable. Fitzroy 1872.
ROOSEVELT, 455e-60 (Warren)-Modern
2-famiy, Go, Scar garage. make me
an offer. Vermont 5-6672.
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MADAME ELIsE-unusuAl French reader
tTeapot Dome Sand and Fire solve your
iprohlemS-lnve,- business. Columbia 2feo.
ls4IT Second. Ca.
MADAME X-AstroloEist: daily readings.
MRS. RAYE-Astrolosis featured at State
Fair. oe3T Mitchell Plaza 2503.
MRS sMITH-Gined Life Adviser thours
1917. 10000 West jefferson. between
Pleasant and Myrtle, River Rouge.
NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts made by
my wife. Monica Minnie. from this date.
John Chwalisxeweki
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| Acreage for Sale
sER-EIGHT MILE-2 acres. Owner,
A. Fest. 2439 Brooklyn.
Little Farms for Sale

FARMS-Any size, price, terms. oceana
Co. Hanson Osborn. Realty. Hart, Mich.
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Rentals Wanted

BY COUPLE TO be married August 20. fur
nisned apartment, income. nat vicinity
Grand River-West Grand Blvd. TY. $685.
.pEEENsE WORKERS., engineers. drafts
men, want 5-6-room houses. fats, apart
merits furnished and unfurnished. Also
sleeping rooms. Northwest section. Tyler
7-s200.
FURNISHED apartment or flat, near Fen
kell-Hartwen. Telephone Grissom. VET
mont 1874.
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READ Times Want Ads for pront-uss
them for results M
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Resorts for Rent

lsToNET POINT Peninsula-wstsrfront
light, gas, running water. Plaza 1855.
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HOUSE or apartment; refined colored
/ couple: no children. Twinbrook 2-o3s4.
SINGLE home OF lower or upper flat, in
northwest section; not over $45 per
month no children or pets; can give best
references Old Detroit family, owner OF
business. Call VInewood 1-il20 between
q and S weekdays.
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War Sub Contracts and
DEFENSE AIDS

ALUMINIUM. brass. iron. msllssble and
| steel castings. = ounces TO 80, 900 pounds.
Wayne Foundry Company, Lafayette s226.
800 Hubbard
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ALUMINIUM. brass and gray
iron. large or small. Jobbing and produce
ton castings. Rapid delivery. We stock
round and flat iron bars. Vermont b-7577.
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Farms Wanted
ALL CASH for small farm, modern house.
Drogosz. TO Ford, Wyandotte.
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Money to Loan
On Real Esto-e

AT AS Insurance Co. funds for good
mortgage loans; land contracts bought.
Ed. Henkel Co.. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
ALL Mortgages, no restrictions CA. 7347.
Home Associates, 325 Lafayette Bldg.
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LUMBER available for additions and alter
etions; prompt deliveries.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT A LUMBER CO.
Mound at 1O-Mile Rd.--SL s4sl
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Dancing Instructions

SUMMER special dance course, 1.50> Guar.
anteed complete private course now SIS
TREE STUDIOS 410e WOODWARD
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WOODWORKING
Large or small. 1870 West Ten-Mile.
SOuthfield 1921.
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WORK WANTED for &c, Il, IS, Is and
20-inch lathes IS and 20-inch shapers;
do-all saw, Aft. radial drill. surface grind
ing. Also arc and scetylene welding. We
specialize In tool and fixture work. Prompt
service. Pick up and delivery. 1874 Gratiot.
Plaza $3.50.
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SALE OR lease; 30x57 garage. cement
block; yard space. ii7io Goodwin. Town.
send 5-O465.
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FOR PAINTERS and decorators. wholesale
only; 300 gallons green paint: formerly
so up; now Si.25 per gallon. case lots
only. Tyler 5-176o
LIBERTY LUMBER. 500 RADCLIFF.
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Bus TRANSPORTATION
CHICAGO as.ss

ST. LOUIS. 1882; LOS ANGELES. s3i. %
Special Buses; You Get o. ID. t. permit
DE LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1908 CASS AT BAGLEY. RIA. 1341
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observation-disclosures. north Harper; "A.
good condition: basement. Only $4,000.
81, eco down; excellent investment. 764o
Miller. Plaza 5346. @
LVIDERE-GoETHE, SIS. 2 h. a. fur
sAROS LIE O217
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THE WHITTIER
Detroit's finest hotel apartments. Weekly
monthly and on lease. IL what you requir'
10 not available today, Il may be tomorrow
Hence. your APPLICATION and deposit 10 sug
gested. TO insure you your choice OF resi-
BURNS DRIVE AT THE RIVER
LENOX 1000
Evening star., 1942-12-03

The Japs have yen for world
domination. Your dollar, In War
bonds, will defeat that yen.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Chautauqua Society
To Give Dinner

The first open dinner meeting of
the newly formed Chautauqua So
ciety of Washington will be held
at pm Saturday at the Arts Club
DR.. Edgar Fisher of New York
assistant director of the Institute
of International Education, will be
the guest speaker. The program
also will include original ballet
music by Mrs. Dorothy Radde En-
cry, which will be accompanied by
pantomimes. Mrs. Faith V. Villas
will read some of her own poetry
and also will give the first reading
of a poem dedicated to the society.
Mrs. Sidney Butterfield heads the
new organization and the honorary
president is Brig Gen. Henry Clay
Newcomer.
Preceding the program there will
be reception at $50 pm. for Dr.
Fisher.