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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
Doughboys Already
In Bush War Training
Continued from Page ID

Of action during the short days or
deck and the long nights behind
black-out portfolios on their voyage
across the sea.
Their talk. as I heard it, showed
that they did not care where they
were going as long as they got In
action. They didn't know where
they were going until they arrived
They were getting acclimatized to-
day In this csland which lies 400
miles from the German guns along
the Dover Strait and 500 miles air
line from Germany itself.
Tired but glad to be ashore, the
YankS marched singing to their
camps. Most of them threw them
selves on the beds already made for
them, and took rest before dinner.
Enjoying Themselves
After dinner they played cards
made friends with the girls in the
army canteens, and began asking
about the prospects for the imme-
date future.
rs it this wet all the timer
whats all this stuff about ration
ing?" whats this about a cigarel
shortage?" Can you get plenty OF
whiskey?" Where are the girls?'
These and other questions were
asked everyone they talked to.
The United States Navy, bringing
this little army across 5000 miles OF
submarine-infested ocean, had liveo
up to its tradition of never having
lost troop transport.
Where Ireland was sighted, a
shout of praise went up for the
skipper and his officers and crew
and the Navy men, in turn, warm
ly praised the conduct Of The Army
men during the trying days ano
nights aboard ship.
The troops were conscious all the
time that they were in the war anc
that they were the vanguard OF the
AEF in new war, ready to carry
out President RooseveltS promise
to take the battle to the enemy
wherever he could be hit.
Never Saw Ocean Before
Most of the YankS had never seer
tne ocean before, ana "ilei viz
skyline faded outside Of an eastern
United States port on their depart
ure and the ship gave its first roll
many had an empty feeling. A lev
of the AZ army nurses Of the new
AEF shed tear for boy friends
they had left behind.
Soon the first shock OF realizing
they were bobbing on top of couple
of miles of water was over, anC
from the forward well deck came
Give My Regards to Broadway,
accompanied by an ALBANIAN WIFI
a harmonica.
Soldiers and sailors mingled, the
sailors, thoroughly at home anc
sensing game, sized up the pros
poets for a blackjack session thai
night in one of the forward holds
"Where do you think you're gong
Buddy?" a sergeant asked a soldier
II don't know and don't care" the
soldier replied, "but I would sure
like to see some action" Where
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PRESSURE TO MAKE
BRAZIL HOLD OFF
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tCCrtinued from Page u
refusal to break with the Axis pow
ers, were hopeful of forestalling a
Brazilian diplomatic break with
Germany, Japan and Italy, and were
working for a posTponement OF it.
1t had been expected that Brazil
might announce its severance OF
Axis relations at the conferences
closing session but there were re-
ports that Argentina and Chile were
urging the Brazilians to postpone
the move until after the Argentine
and Chilean elections in February
and March,
Brazilian Foreign Minister Os-
waldo Aranha left for the summer
capital at ePtropolis, where Pres
ident Getulo Vargas Will preside this
afternoon at a full Cabinet meeting
1t was reported that a decree would
be signed, severing diplomatic rela-
tons with the Axis, after the meet
ing.
Old Boundary Fight
The postponement was due to
Ecuador's refusal to sign the final
act until the century-old boundary
dispute with Peru is solved.
Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Ju-
lilo Tobar Donoso has maintained
that there could be no question of
acting against foreign aggression SO
long as a case of what he termed
'Wanton aggression" inside the
Americas remains unsolved.
A formula for settling the dispute
had been reached, it was under
stood, calling for establishment of
a Well-defined demilitarized zone on
the -EcuadoIian frontier
and mediation conference later at
Buenos Aires.
Peruvian Foreign Minister Alfredo
Solf Y Muro visited Brazilian For
eign Minister OsWaldo Aranha at
noon and presumably delivered the
Peruvian contemporaries which
DR.. Enrique Ruiz Guinazu, Argen-
tine foreign minister, will study.
Under Secretary Of State Sumner
Welles was making vigorous efforts,
with the aid of the Brazilian, Ar
gentine and Chilean foreign minis
tiers, to achieve settlement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
officials, who inspected and ap-
proved the site.
600 to LOCO Employees

officials, who inspected and ap-
proved the site.
600 to LOCO Employees
No detailed plans as to the exact
size and type Of structure are avail
able at this time, but it is expected
that the plant will contain approx
imately 100000 So feet of space,
wherein 600 10 1000 employees can be
employed. The main building will
be of the most mod1rn blackout type
design, one story in height, the eX-
terror being finished in brick with
glass block panels. 1t will be COM
pletely aforementioned, with fluor-
escent lighting and numerous other
modern improvements.
In the assembling of this type Of
precision instrument it is essential
that the assembly plant be free from
dust, which is practically impossible
in a congested city location, hence,
following the procedure Of other
large precision instrument manu-
facturers such as BendiX Aviation
Corporation, Sperry Gyroscope Cor
poratiOn, and others, it was neceS-
sary to secure a site from the dust,
smoke, and dirt OF the city--Which
conditions are ideal at the Middle
bury loca ton.
New Site Is RoOmy
This site chosen provides ample
space for parking facilities and
recreation fields. AS well as Dor
dering on Lake Larchmont, there Is
a pond on the property and a brook
running through it. 1t can be
reached by bus or car from the cen
ter of Waterbury in approximately
ten minutes travelling time, and viii,
therefore, be easily accessible to The
company's employees, practically all
of whom will come from Waterbury.
The cost Of the project is present.
" estimated to be about 100000
zeal event" would mark the begin
ming of a new policy throughout
all Of Ireland rather than in North
Ireland alone. His reference was
to hopes for allied bases in Fire.
Il hope before long there will
be a change in the old policy and
that there will be recognition Of
the need for all of Ireland to take
a place in the commonwealth Of
nations fighting for democracy"
Midgley said.
Meantime, the American troops
were making themselves comfort
able in barracks formerly occu-
pied by British troops or in new
Nissen huts especially erected for
them.
They described their quarters as
better than expected"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
New Assembly Plant
For Clock Company
Continued from Page u

The Leo F. Caproni Organization of
New Haven will be the building ar
chitects and it is the company's in
tentiCn to erect building that will
be one of the finest specimens of
modern industrial architecture, both
interiorly and eXteriorly, in this
part Of the country and the COM
pany plans to landscape the grounds
to harmonic with the plant. 1t is
contemplated that construction will
be completed in June of this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

| you're going you'I see plenty the
J sergeant said.
Private Menke Famous
At a northern Irish port Jan q
I-tUPJ - Private First Class Mil
burn Henke, unaware tnaI ne had
become famous as the first dough-
boy 70 set foot in the European war
zone as a member of an Expedition
/ airy force, was bowed under a typical
soldiers worry today-would the girl
he had left behind wait for him?
1 That girl represented the only
thing at home that caused him re-
greet
Il don't know If she'll wait for
me- ne said. - name is lola
Christensen. The last p.me saw her
was last summer.
She may have stepped out on me
now but / hope not"
Henke is reminder to the Ger
mans that the United States, made
up OF he descendants of people
from many countries, is united to
/ beat them.
Henke's father was taken to the
United States from Germany, when
he was born. when he was 10
months old. Henke does not remem-
Der where in Germany his father
came from. Henke's mother also is
of German descent but American
born.
| The father operates "Karl's
Lunch" at 1928, Street, Hutchin-
son, MINI.
Until September 1910 Henke, as
he puts it today, "Slung hamburgers,
washed dishes and talked about the
war" in his fathers place. Then
he decided to do something about
the war himself, and volunteered.
The last thing he remembers his
father saying is give them hell"
No Need TO Worry
Hutchinson, MINI, Jan. 81 - CU.
Pr - Private First Glass Milburn
Henke doesn't need to worry-the
/ girl he left behind is going to wait
Tor him.
Miss lola Christensen was very
shy about Private Henke but she adj
mitted She thought he was pretty
swell and that he was the man of
her heart
Il was sorry to see him go, but
now I'm proud of him." she said &C
knoWledging, with pretty blush,
that she and her boy friend plan
ned to be married when the war is
over.
Yanks Here Again
London, Jan. q - (UPD - The
Yanks are here again, and British
spirits, depressed by bad news day
after day from the Far East, are
soaring.
The news burst upon the public
with unprecedented suddenness. 1t
plunged the usually staid Briton
into a state Of whooping excitement.
1t was what he long had wanted
and a symbol of the tremendous
weight the United States is throw
ing into the struggle to smash the
Axis.
Newspapers hailed the new AEF
with the biggest and blacklist head
lines they have used in months.
American Army Lands in North
ern Ireland!" the Daily Express said
in seven-column double banner.
"The Yanks Are Here Once
Again." the News Chronicle said in
an eight-column headline.
1.-THE Yanks Arrive - Fighting
Fiji" The Daily Mail headlined.
The YankS' arrival provoked en-
thusiastic praise of President Roose-
welt and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill, coming so soon after their
Washington conference.
What the AEF plans to do in the
British Isles for the present-and
it was naturally assumed that yes
terday's arrival was only a van
guard-Was deep mystery. There
was no mystery as to what every
Briton and every member of the
Allied fighting forces would like to
help it do: smash into France to-
morrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
NOT AN AMERICAN
LOST GOING OVER
CONTINUED from Page ID

will work Gin closest cooperation, y
1t was stated officially, but the
doughboys got bad news when they
were told that there would be no
leaves for at least q month.
That meant the American SOL
diers of Irish ancestry would have
to wait until later to look up their
distant relatives in County Cork.
But mea time they were living in
good quarters and eating plenty.
These Guys All Right
"The only thing we didn't do for
them was to serve their breakfast
in bed" one British tommy re-
markell. "We'd have done that If
they wanted it. These guys are all
right"
The British army cooks and staffs
worked until $3.50 a. m. to prepare
today's food for the American
forces, who were unusually hungry
after spending most of yesterday
on docks or waiting to be trans
ported to camps. The food on the
ships en- route to North Ireland was
bad even for the British" some
r. A. F.. pilots aboard admitted,
American feeding arrangements,
however, will be completed in a
few days.
The smooth arrival of the Amer
lean forces, 1t was disclosed Off
cially, was due to long standing ad-
vance arrangements for any even
tualty." Brig Gen. Charles Bolte
is Chaney's chief of staff for the
Omitted States army forces in the
British Isles" Headquarters is
somewhere in England"
Officials said that II American
generals and staff officers were sent
to the British Isles before America
declared war to observe British
procedure and to arrange for any
developments.
Official Statement
These far-reaching advance plans
were explained in an official state
ment that said:
Establishment of general head
quarters somewhere in England was
announced today after successful
completion without loss Of a sim
gle life of the arrival of the first
contingent of American troops at
stations in the United Kingdom.
General CLANCY arrived in the
United Kingdom May IS, 1871, with
a specially selected staff of II Off
GERS.
He at once set up general and
special staff under the name of
Special Observer group to make a
detailed study of British military
and air technique and lay plans
quietly for eventual operations IN
event the Uni d States should
become a belligerent power
"This staff worked in close 70
operation with the War Office and
the Air Ministry and perfected an
organization which enabled i'm
mediate action once Mr.. Churchill
and Mr.. Roosevelt decided at Wash
ington late last month to have
American troops assist in the de-
tense of the British Isles as an
essential fortress in this world
struggle.
1.-THE troops which arrived yes
terday under command of Brig
Gen. Hartle are the first contin-
gent. General Hartle, known as
'Scrappy' Hartle, is junior to Gen
eral CLANCY"
Welcomed to Ireland
The Americans were welcomed to
northern Ireland by Premier J.
M. Andrews, speaking in the Ulster
parliament.
He said he felt thrill Of emo
ton" when American forces land
ed and he assured them Of heart
felt welcome"
Harry Midgley. Lahorite, said that
1t was hoped this great histor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
GIFTS MUSEUM

Joe E. Brown, who makes hobby
OF collecting sports mementoes, has
ventured into q new field during
filming of his current Columbia
comedy. Shut My Big Mouth" An
early western "Butterfield type"
stagcoach used in the picture has
been purchased by the star and will
be presented as Q gift to the Call
fornia Historical Society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

New Zealand's labor shortage is
becoming acute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27

Brazil will purchase so airplanes
in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-27
MORE JAPANESE
LAND IN MALAYA

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BATTLESHIP OF
BRITAIN Is LOST

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Real Estate Wanted

BL-LERs=s-A ltS-ea-t- st1e TT7pcfty. cash
terms BIri I.auhoe $3.50
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RENJ RICH 1913 Lirwood. To. s-i,Ni.
CASH far homes or Hats properly priced
SNEpLEY. $50 r. WAKREN. TT 1882
CASH or terms Tor rat-East side.
1912 Garland. LIZ. $3.50
COTTAGE HOUSE. nvc.siN rooms inside
West Gta7i boulevard Lafayette Utun.
HAVE private party with cash. What have
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NEW houses from owners. y. W section.
Quick acton guar. Clyde V. Fcrrrr. A.
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WANTED 2 or 3-bedroom home North
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WANTED EDJninr Houses Flats. Apis
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Personals

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ms. 81 A-l--LLll----L y "a lses4- A--i++
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INTENTION lola Belts 1e4room pea
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Spanish RentA entertainers Rainbow
Tsat'.rr no John =
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

ATT. ASTfC Padded Vans insured truck
.n- 81 lad. free estimates Town
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Nr<. ANYTIME Townsend s-ut32
t.HNIT IonE distance. local insured low
rates. storage 1922 Lyeruuls, Lafa1 cite
-tfbt
MOVERS Quality seryicei
Reasonable. 81 UP per ioAt Madison
2S92
ROBERT PALMER MOVING CARTAGt.
Furniture. pianos. refriIerAturs. 33iI
Harper Plaza 1850.
STORAGE. MoynE. shipping. Robinson s
storage. Temple I-4T7S
VIRLFY COULTER Moving express ne
twnks, STOB AGE. REASON ABLE
PRICES. Cadillac ans.
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<1SN,gS,>> REAL ESTATE CORNER rtN2ssl>S
FOR RENT FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

A broom HOME on one acre OF good soil
for only 81 son with $3.50 down. 256OO
p. Jefferson, near lO-Mile road or 2i1OO
Harper
AVERY. near Lysander 10 rooms. ?
baths. steam heat. Price 81 $50. Univ.
3-12ta.
BAGLEY. 1886 l0-r0om. suitable for light
housekeeping or apartments 81 200.
$500 down, Apply 1853 seventeenth.
BROOKLYN. near VERNON Eight rooms
steam heat, hardwood hoors. INCOME.
- 500. $500 down. JiRASEk. ii1s Four
teenth
consult the ENLARGED Real Estate listings
IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
section
CORBlN. l2A5l--5 rooms basement side
drive. garage. sacrifice. Can after 4
O'clock.
EIGHT ROOMS suitable for roomlns
house. factory district. Trinity 2-73lu
after d
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Little Farms for Sale

ADJOINING Trenton. new arm house On
acre. free school bus can finance down
payment monthly payments $40. Newman,
Allen and Penn roads
ElESES NILE hei&eea-h e+t-ffftAt- AMI
Ryan 5ru0m home Win half acre.
$500 West Warren TYLER I 9sll
as ACRES 7rpom house Scar Utica
rnsr traKier- ptlred- - una t,4e down.
Inquire 1888 Meier road Rusevine. Roses
Vile 1928 M.
a ACRES Sewer. water. gas walks. $3.50.
Ofnce cor. - Me ana Greenfield. open
Sat. sun. tucson Brad~Ay Co. RA. 300
5 ROOMS unfinished Lot 7ON300 bargains;
small din. payt sun ewes VI 1893.
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Housekeeping Rooms

WOODWARD. 3iH tEuoD -Larec lower.
'front.' room, ryieeoratedi water, adults
reasonable.
CDIDHaD-.II Me'pYYrre Furnished or
uulurU she'd hnI-rkerpts rooms, chill
drru allowed reasonable.
.CDIORrD. Rooms adults 722 Joseph
s'auaau s7I Harper. 1891 Cameron
TfWp.r i-11JG.
rpTOREp - Bedroom. private kitchen.
steam neat, near ear Inc au55 Twenty
!u.t.H
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AIRCRAFT Marine IGNITION SHIELD
1850" made q" army ana navy speUiurs
"e instrument repairing assembly
.'.til- AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENT StkE
lN'oItPOhATkD. CITY AIRPORT
Arlington 3uiu.
AlAN Bolt AND SCREW COMPANY
Complete STOCK bolts. nuts. screws ant
"t.agr. Also SPECIAL. SCREW MA
'ilNE PRODUCTS, 1923 Gratiot Plaza
ALL Kinds - CASTINGS. MACHINE
FNrEHr MNCHANGcs' defense Froducts
Iarf REDtORD GRANITE WORKS
-3taf Grand River Redford Ot5S.
Az Al sand blasting job on al meta
sFBEtCE ON pFFENSE CONTRACTS
STAR SAND BLASTING SERVICE. Twin
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At To CITY PLATING COMPANY GOV
trluell specifications POLISHING buffins
i.1ur- 100 DENTON, HAMTRAMCK
MADISON itO0
BEST MESSENGERS HAS FOR HIRE any
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u.o SOIL
E'tACIA RACKS To relieve conlcstlor
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"- atv4gr. FRANK J. SEWING. 200 BUhI
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Randolph 5000 CnWanted articles RE
Ol CE FIRE HAZARDS
CARTWRIGHT DIE a TOOL COMPANY -
no. ST. Jean Ienox 1884 Tuhe Bend
ms Fabrication TUBULAR PARTS
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chutrs hoppsgs Experimental or VroLlc-
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INDUSTRIES ll6if CLONERDALE. HO-
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80
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tsrnaiy SD 90 individual fittings c. A.
INGRAM COMPANY. 4l4t Woodward
DRILL. TRESS. LATHE. SMALL MILL
work wanted 36ii East Nevada. Twin
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HIGHEST prices scrap IRONS. metals
American scrap Iron. Metals Tyler
6.tS1s
LIGHT lathe work TOOL or PROpTC.
TON Any QUANTITY. as Webb
Townsend 7-to5l
MECHANICAL barrel plating tall metals.
Production coniurming government spec
htatious KNIGHT PLATING COMPANY
3li5 Bellevue Plaza ll67
MICHIGAN Rust PROOF COMPANY
Cadmium zinc plating GOVERNMENT
SPECIFICATIONS 2l2s Jos Campau.
tnzruy $500
SONF general sCREW MACHINE ca.
rACITY NVRlLARTE Now rurntnr
ioo defense work TOMPKGNS SCREW
MACHINE PRODUCTS COMPANY. Ran.
doiph 6tG5.
SPECIAL. MACHINERY. TOOLS, JIGs
FINTI RES, GAUGES 80 government
specifications. WAGNER ENGINEERING
COMPANY. q52i Traverse Plaza 1857.
" c. puCONR COMPANY Wholesale
;crlals and paints 6335 East Palmer. Plaza
1927.
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Al REPAIRING. tree estimates. 10 years
cNr'.taee 1.. makes. GUAR To d.3uio
Al WASHER Repairing Sewing machine.
t7uIu 81 free estimates m homes
Lemon 5000 Central Service.
ALI. MAKES washers. .acu.u sWer gers
~~rat-rc trce estimates Guaranteed
IF.NDN- -t~~
WASHER VACUUM service parts. sx-
psr's United Vacuum, 1850 Woodward.
Townsend S.63l5.
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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

vICTORs MOVING STORAGE strictly
hired men established since 1924 lowest
Fat rates 1926 syracuse TW l-ous0.
WINNER VAN LINES Interstate. locai
storage. insured. lo169 quincy. University
$3.50
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Board and Room

.BIRWOOD, 1854. Fenkell and Wyoming
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clean ana comfortable, good meals
,lunches gnrage.
BOARD and room For ? ISL West
Philadelphia AT Third
HELEN 5000 Private French home Gen
temen working nlghis preferred. olive
Ql.5
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DEFENSE POSITIONS

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PINNo 1EACHER

Fl tSO played i0 fcw weeks Amazing
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! s,'4.rt.a fD.
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GRAND sCHAEFER Auto Parts Munie-s
springs Grand River SchAtter- Yer
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Houses for Rent

WILDENFRE. 1900
~u-1r ruaws bedrooms. steam oil
heat. t.lr baths on 2nd floor. lavatory
on 1T floor. Z-ear garage, newly deco
rated. $500
HOMER WAREEN 8 co. CA 1921
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iu fhe tig sunday Times Want "A
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Share LiUing Quarters

SHARE velI-furu,shed bachelor apt with
responsible bu> ness man axe IS 80
eyersthue furnished. Call UN. 25is5
. ou.7 900 = 81
SHARE at'raCtivtly furnished sN-ro1m
home. ,mplyeI couple preferred. TN-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Property Management
NeW Houses for Sale

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE 81
SELDOM JOHNSON. INC. Z q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Hai. and Female Help Wanted

CAMP counssliors teachers preferred men
women or -'upies fnr boss snd gire
es -ups ir White Mountains Write fuN ~
.a.s camp Director Drake II tel chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

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marching EveuinE Appointments $3.50
Oakland TRINITY l-5uso
o Harlan BEAUTY shop Sp~ciaI A1t
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