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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
BY JAMES F. KING

LONDON, July 27-lPl-Paul
Joseph GoebberS high powered
German propaganda machine,
which seldom LAS been slow in
trying 10 combat any military
setback, appeared stumped to-
day by the task of explaining the
downfall Of Mussolini to the
German people
The cautious manner IN which
the Reich'S radio and press have
dealt with what they call the
situation in Italy has made IT
clear that the NaziS either are
uncertain what 10 expect next or
that they are Just undecided how
best 10 try and keep the home
front and their satellites in line.
The Berlin radio, as recorded
by the Associated Press here,
limited lis morning broadcast to
announcing the inauguration Of
Premier Badoglo's martial law
measures and repeating the
AldlilNN WI bIlN IltllDclS VI kllN
new Italian cabinet.
An article in the Berlin Boer-
Sen-Zeitung broadcast by the
Berlin radio and recorded by
the Associated Press, said.
"ThoSe are badly advised who
think that political events in
Italy viii cause the seismo-
graphs in Berlin to vibrate Ger
many is resolved 10 stand all or
deals and 70 conclude them by
victory under all circumstances
This war Will not be decided by
words and political machina-
tionS and unbIdden prophets,
but by German deeds on the
battlefield
The Deutsche Allgemeine lei
tung wrote that Germany. con
scious of her strength, is waiting
10 let things mature, and added
that the further course of de
VclOpments is awaited with the
determination 10 bring the con-
fliCt with the enemies OF Europe
toSa victorious end under all
circumstances
The paper emphasized a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
High 12Hears
Utility Man
Speaker Describes
Greet Americans

w f. Mathews, special super
visor for the Detroit Edison COM
pany, discussed "Canada's Yer
sion OF the Ten Great Ameri-
cans yesterday al the lunch
connecting Of the Mount Glenn
ems High Twelve Club. at the Ma
sonic Club Room.
The ten great Americans in
the order named are: George
Washington, Abraham Lincoln,
Benjamin Franklin, Thomas JEFF
ferson, John Marshall, Alcxan-
der Hamilton, Daniel Webster,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Robert
Z. Lee and Theodore Roosevelt.
The life history Of these
men, said Mathews, is well
known by all Canadians and
they hold the respect of Can
ada
A man must be dead 20 years
before he can be placed in the
hall OF fame, ne asserted.
The speaker was introduced
by Lawrence Blades, in charge
Of the meeting.
Doctor + w. Caster who has
taken an important position with
the Buick company in Flint fol-
lowed with a farewell speech.
Officers for the coming year
were also announced. They are:
Macy f Watkins, president.
Lawrence Blades. first vice
president; Hugh Neale, second
cepreSident; Raine Howard.
secretary treasurer; Leonard
BrIndley sergeant at arms,
Hugh Whiting, international rep
reSentatiVe, and Clyde Denison
and Karl Krause, directors. They
took office July /.
The chairman Of boat excur-
sion planned for next month was
named by Watkins. He is Wal
lace Gerlach.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Fourth OF Soldiers
High School Grads

LOS ANGELES. July Of - up
- The cap and gown are joining
the armys wardrobe.
More than 25 per cent of
American soldiers now are high
school graduates, compared with
only four per cent in the last
war, DR.. John w. Studebaker,
commissioner of the Federal De-
partment of Education, told
University of Southern Califor-
MIA conference.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Situation in Italy
Handled With Kid Gloves
Berlin Radio Announces
inauguration Of BodoeIio

phrase contained in Badogllos
original order on taking control
OF the Italian government, that
the war will continue.
Italy has entered a new
phase of her development said
the Soelkischer Boebachter.
The German controlled Paris
radio went further than the
Reich's home station SNA and
told how monarchist crowds
staged big demonstrations in
Rome, thus manifesting their en-
thusiasm for King Vittorio
Emanuele
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Dry State Told
to Return Liquor
to Officers Club

DENVER, July 81 - up -
A dry state has no authority 10
seize liquor consigned TO an
army officers club on a military
reservation, the Tenth L. S. Cir
cult Court of Appeals had ruled.
The decision yesterday upheld
the Federal District Court of
Oklahoma, which had ordered
225 cases Of wine and liquor re-
turned to the Fort Sill officers
club.
The liquor was seized under
the states dry laws at Okla
homa City last October, after it
had been consigned TO the post
club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Washington
BY MRS. EMMA BROMLEY


Mr.. and Mrs. Addie Cooley OF
Pontiac were Sunday guests OF
Mrs Mable Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spring.
slime OF Detroit were dinner
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Springstine, Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ernst Haase. Jr..
are parents Of twin sons, Walter
Ernst and Robert Norman, born
at Bishop hospital, Almont, las,
week.
The Washington garden club
ewitl-meet- with Mrs Jack Frost
at her home on Camp Ground
road on Tuesday, Aug 10. Pot
luck l-o'clock luncheon will be
served Members are permitted
70 bring a guest and are asked 10
bring their table service.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rowley
of Pontiac were luncheon guests
Of their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
K Bromley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LYLE Langtry
and family spent a few days va
cation recently visiting their
parents and grandparents In
Canada.
Mrs. Inez Hazard. Mrs. Mary
Bell and Mrs. Allie Lyons en-
loyed their monthly social meet
ing and dinner Tuesday al the
home of the latter in Romeo.
MIR. and Mrs. Irwin Bellman
are parents of a son born We'd
neSday at ST Josephs hospital
IN Mount Clemens.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson
and Donald spent Sunday in
Dearborn, their daughters Kath-
leen and Nancy returning with
them after a week vacation.
Visitors at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs A G. Mcconnell Oh
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Boynall Of Sarnia, Ontario.
and Charles Boynall OF Owen
Sound Ontario. the latter re-
NAMED for weeks vacation
with his niece and nephew.
Ronald Schocke is with his
grandparents. MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Schocke, while his par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Schocke arc with their mother.
Mrs Walker. who is critically Ill
at her home in Romeo.
Tom Hartley of Akron, Ohio.
and Harold Adams of Detroit
spent last week with their
grandmother. Mrs. Minnie Hart
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Guerin
enjoyed a week vacation with
relatives al Ludington last
week.
Arnold Parsons expects 10
leave for service in the U. S.
army Aug 5.
Ronald Wick spent last week
with relatives in Holly.
Walter OlSack, who has been
in ST JoSeph's hospital with
serious decorations and skull
fracture resulting from an auto
accident, is improving slowly,
after II days confinement in the
hospital.
The accident occurred at
Coldwater and Romeo Plank
roads when a tire blew out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
EFFICIENCY

REDWOOD CITY, Calf. -
Senior Air Raid Warden Ira E.
Stuck would like TO see anyone
beat his suburban Palomar Park
Civilian Defense units record.
When the alert sounded, war
dens ALREADY had been on the
job 10 minutes.
They'd assembled, unknowing-
". for practice.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
CIVILIAN SERVICE BARS

Civilian defense volunteers
VIII soon be wearing service
bars Awards are TO be made
on the basis of hours Of service.
ranging from 500 TO 5000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
FOOTBALL DRILLS
SOUTH BEND

SOUTH BEND, md, july p
-tPt--Notre Danes four week
session Of summer football drills
began yesterday with a squad Of
81 players reporting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

MONDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis s. Boston 3.
Brooklyn 10, Pittsburgh Go
innings.
Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 2.
New York 3. Chicago 2.
TUESDAYS GAMES
New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis (2).
Only games scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

First paper money Of the small
size u. s. bills was issued on
July 10, 1929.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

Brake Innings of large bomb
ing planes must be renewed
after only six landings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

MONDAY RESULTS
Philadelphia ?, DETROIT |.
, Cleveland 4, Washington 3.
New York 5, Chicago 2.
st. Louis :, Boston |.
----ftFSBAYS GAMES
Chicago at Washington. night.
Cleveland at New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-07
w o RI D W. A r
A YEAR AGO
DEC. z, 1912
BY UNITED PRESS

Allied Hdqrs., North Africa, re-
ported heavy tank battle under
way in hills around TebOurba, 20
miles west of Tunis; also an
nOunced that Dakar was being
opened to Allied ships and planes
for transit purposes.
U. S. battleship New Jersey, air.
craft carrier Bunker Hill and Is
additional war vessels slide down
launching ways.
Prime Minister Churchill de-
clared that Japan would be strip
ped of her cOnquests.
Moscow reported increased sue.
cesses against German troops In
factory area Of Stalingrad.
Gen. Georges CatrOux, Fighting
French Commissioner for Syria,
warned United States the expert.
naent Of cooperation with Admir-.
al Jean Francois Darlan in North
Africa should be ended ''fOr mill
tary reasons
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24

MI. Hiram X. King was guest
speaker II Tic regular monthly
m'c; M 81 the Wesleyan Service
T'i.ld of FIRST Methodist church last
'ttn' III ;hc ladies parlor al the
church. "
ME-. ENG entertained the group
WIN stories OF ncr personal cXpcr-
renee" III the mission fields of Ell
rope. especially emphasizing the
beginning o! her work as . teacher
III " Methodist school in Brussels,
l'c!%ium. and showing pictures O.
-" 'cAo1. as /; was when she was
there.
..,c"d,nr Mrs. Kings ;alii. Mrs.
$. {. Wright led the devotional pc.
riod. usi : rs her theme: PEACE
JUSt and Enduring" She was as
susie" Dy Mr.. Lily Edwards. VIII,
20 w'd'Ttou 81 thC scripture
-c.5"n. and NJ Helen Wh.tmorc
"'.u ID. ..NlCu -. closing pr yer.
Miss Mildred Wh.,rncr presided
over the bus. cS~ hour. a, which
inc plans were mad" Tor tbs
Guilds remembering ihc service
nc" ~ '""!. cAWrh and for assist
~" Win INC upt"'u rf the lnca'
~."'.'r '.H'.r T." chairman 70
ported un Ga Woman's Society Of
..N.s'.-n Service e mere &c. hriS
.! N1.ca lc-!l, which Sh,
attended.
.l..rr.>"~ ~" ne evening wcrc
Misses Elizabeth Jenkins. Mary
Hemingway. Helen Wni.morC. Lucy
p.uwmcr ). g.. md Mrs. j. NJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
AOCaety News
TWO TEAMS "i.OW!NC

Two teams arc pluw.ny
The fields by the .ivrr
a day moon = suuw!un
And willow lcaN"s uuiycr
By the shaduwy slu'!uv.
Two wishCrS browse.
While the land ryuIg..
After the plows.
Two minds are tu,.m.
Their worldly acre.
But the ease O! tnv ....r,r,,
Has some partahv...
Two drcancrs lock -n
AS the camh / ptuwul.
And their iiShlinCS ere cas-,
In Il mirru!cl ,Ir.G.
...'....t i.....r
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
Weekend Here

Miss Charlotte Hines has return
ca 10 Washington, ID. G. and her
SISTER. Mis-. Dorothy Hines, his re-
:.V!.hed 10 Burlington, after spend
ing the weekend here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Hines,
of rUU.c Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
To { amp Harding,

CPL William n. r@yun.m has re-
turned to Camp Bluudmg. Florida,
alter spending Icy. days' furiourn
wan ~. parents. II. ,ud Mrs. Ruu-
CIT l.. Franklin. O.. Kilt.Cu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
Here on i.tirluIIrI,.

Corporal Andrew Hight. who !.
,'t'Ionea ~ ta".p A,tyl bury. In
NHNo. i here uN a sCvCn-dIy III
.uuIh with hi. mother. Mrs. j. T.
Hight, and family.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
NOunsS Pennies ChOir

The Young Peoples choir of the
FIRST Bap,', church Will meet IT
I:lo o'clock Thursday evening with
Mrs. w. w. Parker.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
Returns 10 Eamp.

Private C!yGc h,dgypctn. from,
Camp Stewart, Ga. pen, the wcck-
end here with rr. VITO and t;Imjiy
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
WITH OUR BOYS .
IN SERVICE .
Here For Visit

Ensign and Mrs. Haywood Phil
ips arrived last @ighl atn Akron.
Onlu, - visit their .uau.c~ here
Lns.gn Phillips is to rcp... Tor duty
On April > al the Squau.w Naval
An Station near Boston
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24
Visiting NIOti,cr

Mrs. ID. ID. GARNER, Jr.. of WASH
.NG'un. ID. G.. Is spending scvcra,
days here with her mother, Mrs. j.
/. eight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-24

Vanilla. the most useful member
of the orchid family, 10 grown large.
~ IN Mexico.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
SOCIAL lIIl HAPPENINGS

Mrs W F Mcleod and Mrs
B J Jane returned Sunday from
3 visit in Mobile to friends
Mrs A j Franklin and dauRh-
ter. Polly Fay. are spending >
few days with relatives n pinois
Miss
Mrs MAY Gfaner and Mr. Les
ter Wilcox and daughter. Caro-
iyn. Of GuIfport. were guests Sun
day Of II. B Wilcox and dsugh
ter, afS Frances VOORHEES,
Miss Margaret Hi Of Mobile
spent the week end with her
mother. Mrs Waiter Hill
Mrs Charles Brooks returned
on Monday 70 her home IL Meri
dian. Miss. after 2 few days visit
with her daughter Miss Frances
Brooks. and her sister-In lsw.
Mrs T Z Spencer
Mrs c a Hansen Of Goodman
Miss. and Mrs Helen Msysou
dean q women II fhe Junior Col.
leee IN Scooba Kiss. have re-.
turned after ; few days elsii ~
TINS city with their sister. Mrs.
S p MciHnis
Mrs c r RiaReVay returned
Monday 10 her home N Jackson
Miss. after ; eSil u fhe home q
Mr. ard Mrs. q ? Wood
Nj and Mrs Herbert Lew.
s RosenihaI Miss Dorothy Levy
and Harry Lew. spent SATURDAY.
IN NeW Orleans
Mrs 7 3 West returned lass
week from > pleasant wat % Mr
and Hra I I Esxt II SuznEhil
Louisiana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs " W Jenkins
and little daughter have return
ed from . visit 70 relatives IN
Union. Miss
7. A Cole and daughters Miss
es Martha Dean and Mildred
have returned 20 Their home IN
Tuscaloosa Ala, after eonplrt-
ing two weeks instruction IN the
singing school which was held II
the Community House and N
winch they yer instructors
Mrs W. F Fsulkenstein and
daughter, Edna, viii leave this
week end for . visit with rela.
tives IN Philadelphia Re.
Laurs If and Edre Mays are
enjoying . visit in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Brady and
daughters. in Mississippi City.
Miss Melba Fay Wilcox left
TUESDAY for . visit Of several
weeks to cities Of interest II
North Carolina.
Miss Margaret BfokaF Of
Charleston. Miss. arrived last
week 70 make her horne eith Mr.
and Mrs Bryant Lindsey for e.
ersl months
Mrs Tons schafz and sen. Hoi
land. left Monday for : visit q
several weeks 70 relatves n s.
Msrys Pa.
Joyce Nelson Is spending this
week wiih Ruth james II Gulf
port
Mrs Fritz colmer. Mss Alice
Conner. Mrs 9 L Bond ana Mrs.
" ? Mcleod we're visitors g
Mobile last Thursday Mfs Ms-
Leod remained for : longer visit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

Mrs Jim Williams Mrs J. NJ
Barnes Of prenisxs Mis- Ana
Mrs Lawrence Blount Of Collins
returned to their homes last
"Wednesday alter : Wait q > few
days in the home Of Nj and Mr.
r G Spsnn, j..
Nsn and Eeiiie C4lot afe en-
Toying 3 few days visit this week
IN Jackson
Mrs T 7 Howe % West Mon
roe. Ia. Is ; guest IN the homes
Of Nj and Nrh Jean Hi and
Mrs Laura Mays
Mf and Mrs. J P Waffofd
and sen. Peft0n. and daughter.
Mrs Wester Smith. aud children
Of Greenwood. Miaa. have been
visiting In the home 81 Mr. and
Mrs { ID Hinson end Mrs Belle
Wsrford
Mrs Lerey Irving hss returned
from : VISIT 10 New Orleans
Miss Sue Kilcresae returned e
hsr home in Stockton "A laat
week sitter 3 Wat ~ ne horne II
Dr. and Mrs A P Macarthur
Mr and Mrs. J 7 Rsnffo spent
Thursday afternoon IN Mobile
Mr. J c Hasesn i enjoying
: visit 70 reiatives ia Ponosoc
Miss
Mrs. J " Bynom ~ Laurel
Mf and Mrs 2 q Deunes ana
son. and Hiss Ruin Bynom q
Meridian. visited Mfa A Il
Reynolds ard family for several
days.
The following me1ubers Of the
Q 4 q TIE Bspasf church eff
MONDAY accompanied b. MIS-
NsVeE Danfzler + attend the
State Camp n Martin Ms hl
week Evelyn JenkHnG Lgla Naa
DsntxIsx. Car seIaenseIaner
and 4uanisa Hsdfard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

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William Mp0faih e8 Mo viii
SPEND ne Wssk end In Nvs ~
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nukl regatta ~ the &nifegn
Yaehs club On tha escaslsn NJ
AirGfaih vii take part ~ It
Mrs MeGfath wiil return hnass
A4sh ~ ard Mrs Tsiheit AMI
thence to Mobile
NJ and Ms Coy Gentry spent
the seek end IN Neu ufleans
Friends Of Mrs frsnsinr Sou
fhtfn wlll ~ harry q learn
that che hes been moved from
the Jackkon County hospital g.
ths helne 81 her daanhfsf Mrs
Irene Harper. with whtsfn she
aiii temporary stay while fsetip
efstguK from = haals infected rs
which viii Keep her in I'D fn4
some time Mm Southern Wh
makes ha hunte 9th ~ ana
Mrs Charles a Southern was
bitten ~ an inaerI fhr blte he
coming infected, Wifh grave re-
suits
Mr. Walter Callsv departed
Tuesday fof NeW YORK where
she goes b. - Wath hsY hushand.
II " X Guiley. II. uhile he
Is % shore LEAVE after hsylng
Hen OVERSEAS
Aniung re Intimate sffatFe II
IRE week 8 fo0fsffua - ffssh
81 IangielloN iimsss - Sat
Haas hra7sd - Mrs George
Lewls ss hostess Her guests
Wefs Mesdaanea = A TaItH4t
Tom Kell ard George Bgese
Mr. and Ms r K swayke and
Four year old daughter. Kav who
afe pleA AM rev additions = the
socisl and educational life -.
Moss Peint ere temporarily a8gu
icilei # slse residence ~ ~ afld
Mrs X " Bafnham Nj sNay
r. has elceeesed Z A Khayst
a principle 81 the Mos rsang
ffiRh ahcuI
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Gsynar nf
Mobile. are spending their eara
ton slfh relatives IL Moss Point
End other points aiang TIE efsst
Mssae II X Knsse and Ralph
Gaynaf ~ Haiiipgswnrth. and
Whitney Co - Mobile. spent
three days fishing On Parker
Lake
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
OFFICERS

y 3 HENNINE- T1@7F0f A y WANTTTTN We Wr-7-7
T l. DeL8hmRnL Wee pu1AAxt a FRANCIS acWNSnN K4e Pms@n4
A L THOMPSON Asst ksaPw@aat. NJ TAYLOR Aat Nke rrWstnf
Evening star., 1943-06-11
FOR A YANKEE DOODLE DADDY
TOILETRY GIFTS

REFRESHER KIT Sportsmon's kit,
bottle of showing lotion and mild soop.
The lotion hos q tang thot will Ieove his
skin feeling marvellous
Plus 1OTs Federal Tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Furniture, Household Goods

BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Administer rug. blue
leaf pattern, uSeo Two months, SlG
MtChell's 5000 Grailot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Real Estate Wanted

CASH BUYERs-S5OO to s., 900 for your
equity. Criger r. o. 1859.
HAZEL PIX property. Cash waiting. John
r. Jones Realty 22s02 John r. r. .. 1850
HOMES ana 2.fiats, IN * W. section
from owners Ralph r. Toynton, 1906
Grand River YER 5-123i
LIST WEST SIDE Properly WITH
WEST DETROIT REALTY, 1884 ", FORT
PARTY WITH ALL CASH WANTS
2FLAT, GRATloT SECTION PR 42i4.
READY CASH BUYERS 49, Houses, ha;s.
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READY cash or terms for your houses.
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KENTUCKY, 1S940
FULL PRICE. 1890

KENTUCKY, lS940
FULL PRICE. 81 $50
? BEDRM COLONIAL ONLY , YRS OH
Gas unconditional large living room van
natural. fireplace, full size dining room
real terrace Colored tile bath basement
lavRtoJy fenced yard
ACT QUICKLY. THIS HOME VAR
BELOW PRESENT PRICES. OWNER.
LARCHMONT-53l
FULL PRICE, s. 800
3G.dsv possession. Grand River. North
western HlEhschooi distinct 8 ms, pslnteC
walls b a. heat 2-Car garage side drive
Reasonable terms can r. = Baker
CA. U32l on TR 212O6
HOMER WARREN n COMPANY.
LILLIBRIDGF- Near jefferson room'
and bath down rooms and bath int
IEht Housekeeping apartment up 3-cal
garage. owner gives possession, -. Nuu
81 20O down Moening. 1920 East JET
terFuu.
LOOK Uuun4shes homes web constructed
- rooms, city improvements, 81 500 ~
small Gown. 2i70O Ford Road DE- 1862
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BELLETERE, qs2J-Pleasant. comfortable
room. excellent transportation employed
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Flats for Sale

COLORED- Richmond-Clsy. 2-fam.. rms
bath Din rms. bath up-upper vacant
MOVE IN Newly zee stove ht ONLY
Siqj dn SLOBlN. TR l-03ss
CoLoRED-Wntewoo 2-hat, SIS. tower
50 600; 81 500 On. TR, 1870.
COIoRED-Look, Rethune SIS and S-rm
single on / lot. only 81, 500 dn MA. 1882
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