davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

miles which liberated more than
100 villages.
"a Reuters dispatch 10 Lon
don from Moscow reported that
Russian capture of the railroad
junction of KraSnograd is immi-
ncnt The Lozovaya-Kiev and
kharkov-DnlepropctrovSk rail-
roads cross ar KraSnograd. so
niles southwest of Kharkov)
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
VIADUCT BOMBED

ModannC. - miles west of
Turin Is on the French side OF
the eight-mlle Mont Gems tunnel.
Al ST Raphael, four-engined Ian
casters went down 10 low levels
tO bomb q Vladuct
Smashing OF the routes al either
point would leave the Germans
only The Branner Pass. 26O miles
away as their main line of COM
municatlon INTO Italy and that
mountainous area already has
been under Allied air attack.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
II thought he was dead he
INN LEnL ihuLIuln ., ----.-.---- II Il
Yanks Bomb Indo-China

NEW YORK. Sept II GNSl-
The japanese Domei Agency rr-
ported today that China based L.
= LibcIator bomberS. cfcorted by
Fighters attacked targets in the
imphonE area of Frctch Indo-
China
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

OTHER LANDI\GS PLANNED
The Congress and the Amcri-
can people can rest assured that
the landing or Italy j. moi the
only landing we have in mind,
the resident SAID q hos mD--
sage That landing was
planned at CaSablanCa.
AT Quebec, the leaders and
the military >taii> of Great
Britain and the United STATES
made specific and precise plans
To- bring To bear further blows
of equal or greater Importance
against Germany and Japan
with definite times and places
for other landings ON the rontp
ncnt of Europe and elsewhere.
The President ,Wd thar casual
ties m the present battle south OF
Naples are heavy
The Allied forces are new
engaged In FNcrN hard battle
south of Naples" hc declared.
Casualties are heavy. The des-
peration with which the Ger
mans are fighting reveals that
they are we'll aware of the
consequences to them OF our
occupation of Italy"
WILL SMASH HITLER
Mr.. Roosevelt promised that Oh,
PruSSian military clique lu Cor
many will be smashed AS we'll IA.
Hitler and the NaliS and that
Ehen Japan is defeated She vii
sever again be permitted 10 arisl
IS conquering military power
Speaking of MuSsolnl, downfall
le said.
"Mussolini, the incubus nf
Italy for n generation, the man
who il more responsible for all
OF the SORROWS of Italy than any
one. except possibly Hitler him
self. was forced out of office
and stripped of his power ~ "A
result Of his own dismal fail
ures. his wanton brutalities, and
the Overwhelming demand of the
Italian people.
This was the FIRST break i'm
Axis leadership-tO be followed.
We are determined. by other and
similar encouraging downfalls.
But there il one thing I want
10 make perfectly clear: when
Hitler and the Nahis 20 out, the
PrusSian military clique must
20 with them.
The war-brecding gangs of
miIitaristS must be- rooted out
Of GermanN--and out oi Japan
Iii We are ia have any real as
Nurancc of future peace
1T goes almost without ~nN
Continued on Page ScVcn)
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
FACE DEATH SENTE>CE

Tho cIght defendants face ne
possibility OF death ~cutcnc, It
found guilty or prison terms up
60 80 year,
Those indicted
MRS THERESA BEHRENS
- of $3.50 Harvard road YWCA
international Center secretary
survivor of a Today hunger strike
after her arrest She IS believed
10 have offered td become a Eot-
ernmcni witness
COUNTESS Won MOLTkE
wife OF Heinrich Won MoItkc.
German language instructor al
Wayne University
DIR FRED WILLIAM THOMAS
- OF 1851 Audubon. SAID 10 have
been an associate of Theodore
Dunay
GRACE BUCHANAN-plNEFN
- of l7l6 r Jefferson tThc
Countess alleged leader of the
py ring who was used los The
FBl 10 break mp the conspiracy
BERTRAND S HOFFMAN
mcEchani marine sailor arrested
in New York as a "go-betwcon'
for messages sent 10 the enemy
CARL JOHN WILHELM LEON
IIARDT 1921 Garland alleged
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Roosevelt
Table of
Us. Arms

WASHINGTON. Sept II 1UP1
President Roosevelt today sub
mIttcd 10 Congress this break
down of armament produced by
thc United States between May
1910 and Sept ]. l943
AirplaneS I2S.OO0
Airplane engines $4,000
Tanks $4,000
Artillery weapons $4,000
small arms (rifies. carbinc>.
machipe-guns, etc.) 100000
SmallS arms ammunl-
tion (rOundSl 25,9i2 ,000, 900
Trucks 1893, 900
Mr. Roosevelt said that in most
instances more than half of the
total was produced during the
0rsl eight months of 1913. "a,
follows
Airplanes - 1000
Tanks $4,000
Artillery weapons 10000
Small arms (rifies. carbines.
machine guns, etc. 1858, 900
small arms ammuni-
ton (roundSl 1883, ,OOO. 900
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LET THERE BE NO CHANGE BY UsURpATIoN"

When he said that the great founding fathers
eye was travelling down the avenues of past
history, particularly to Greece and Rome, where
he saw that the liberties of peoples with all
their constitutional guarantees had been lost by
SURpATIoh-USURPATI0 Of executive power over
the will Of the people expressed in their assemblies.
THE first words of the preamble to the Consti-
tuition contain the spiritual key to the whole
document We the PEOPLE of the United
States"
The ,men who voted yes" to those words
meant that the PEOPLE should have the first and
last say in everything concerning their welfare
and in all vital changes in their Constitution
Read this mighty but simple = document
again today.
Read it not only for its actual wording but
Continued on Next Page, Col -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
In the Times TO-DAY

DIR. J {. TOOLE. DENTIST. no
W Lafayette an Mich, Opp City
Hall Hours 90 Tel CA 66Sg
ADV
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new INVASION DATES
SET, ROOSEVELT SAYS
The 156th Anniversary
Or Our Constitution
ErTHE Constitution is unquestonably the wisest
ever vet presented to men." n."-Thomas JEFF

ever yet presented 10 men. 7 hOndS JET
ferson in a letter to David Humphreys
This "wisestD document ever presented to
men, was given to the American people Just 156
years ago today and signed by the wisest men,
from Is states, that have ever created a govern
ment.
The first man to sign the charter of our
liberties and our bulwark against dictators was
George Washington, president of the constitutional
convention and deputy from Virginia.
Exactly nine years afterward on Sept. II,
1896, Washington in his farewell address, speaking
of future changes to be made in the Constitution
issued this warning to his American posterity,
warning that we should all brand in our minds
today:
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Ydnks Drive
10 Miles 10
Inland City

ALLIED HQ. n. Africa, Sept.
Y -GJPl-The Allied Fifth Army
has crushed three more German
counterattackS. rolled the enemy
back IL miles from the Salerno
benches ana made patrol contact
with The British Eighth Army
racing up from the south 10 Join
the drive on Naples, Rome and
Northern Italy.
Fighting on the Salerno front
south OF Naples continued heavy
but the offensive started yester-
day by 1t Gen Mark w. Clark's
Fifth Army surged slowly for
ward inflicting heavy casualties
on the Germans, capturing three
tanks, taking prisoners and knock
ing out considerable Nazi arnor
10 weaken enemy counter thruSts.
"Our beachheads have been
firmly established" today COM
munlque from headquarters OF
Gen Eisenhower said.
YANK SOLDIERS CHEERFUL
But the American boys on the
bloody beaches and in the hills
near Salerno sent back another
message emphasizing that they
had beaten the best the Nazis
could offer and were ready to
90 on.
Tell the folks back home we
are over the hump" one mes
sage from a soldier said. Tell
them we are on our way"
As the Fifth Army, rising from
the wrcckage of its threatened
brldgehead, pushed the Germans
back through the town of Alban-
ella, 10 miles inland. and continued
pursuit of the enemy, patrols OF
the eighth army made contact
with Clark'S patrols south of
AgrOpoh
At the same time. British ad-
vance elements presumably from
the fifth corpSl which dashed
northward from the laramie area.
Oh The heel Of the Italy boot,
linked up with patrols from Gen.
Montgomery'S Eighth Army. which
came up the west coast from the
toe Of the boot.
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j. ). |ndiefs 8
Ndzi Spy Ring
By HENRY CA>Ti~

Eight alleged mcmbcr, OF the
notorious Detroit German spy
ung. including the Countess Mari
anna von Mol;kc wife Uf su>-
pended Wayne University Ger
man instructor were indicted by
the federal grand jury today on
charges Of conspiracy 10 violate
the wartime espionage iaW,
IN addition 10 those previously
arrested as members of the ring
two moro persons We're indicted
The grand jury also named 10
persons a. cO-Cono plfaiOrs. but
NOT defendants, Many of these
alleged co-con,pirators are bee
hpvpu 10 bc Irving abroad where
they arr sand 10 have received wal
information provided 1y me De
tTo.i group
The indictments charge ~ -po-
cliIC overt acts lu Violation 3D.,
3DfI-cSplOndEc statutes
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Paul MalIOn Says:

We Lacked Adequate
Air Cover at Salerno
The War Today Page ,
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Pollen eount 5l
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{ Continued ON NcNt Page, Col. -
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Gen. Marshall Decoraies
Brazilian War Minister

Maj. Gen. Eurico Gaspar Dutra,
Brazilian minister of war. who is on
30-day tour of this country, was
presented the Legion Of Merit in the
grade of commander yesterday by
Gen. George C. Marshall, Army chief
of staff.
After the ceremonies Gen. Marshall
WAS host at luncheon for the par
Elephants, Ambassador Carlos Mar
tins and other American and foreign
officials.
The presentation of the decoration
was made in the presence of Lit. Gen.
Lesley j. McNair OF the Army
Ground Forces: 1t. Gen. Brehon
Somervell of the Army Service
Forces, 1t. Gen. Joseph r. Nc
Narney. deputy chief of staff. and
1t. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, chairman
of the American Defense
Board.
Others attending the luncheon for
Gen. Dutra included Maj. Gen,
Estevao Leitao de Carvalho of the
Joint Brazil United States Defense
Commission, Maj. Gen. j. Garesche
Ord Of the same commission, Brig
Gen. Claude M. Adams, military
Evening star., 1943-09-03

referred not only to social security
in Great Britain but to the vision
Of greater business security in the
form of Government monopolies
and cartels.
Mr.. Johnston did not believe Rus
slia should be eliminated in dis
cussions involving the business flu
ture of the world. He said he be-
lieved, however, that Russia would
be more concerned with internal
problems in the years after the war
than in world markets.
AS to Germany, he said. there
is feeling in England that this
country, in the reconstruction years,
will gravitate more toward Russia
both as to its economic system and
its physical ties"
Mr.. Johnston said the differences
in the economic positions of the off
ferent countries need not remain
barriers to cooperation and will not
be such if they are fully understood.
He said he envisioned the postwar
world as growing, expanding,
dynamic world with greater oppor-
tunities for everybody He said that
both the United States and Britain
should do everything possible to
keep the purchasing power high not
only in these two countries but in
nations all over the world.
The Chamber of Commerce head
said he attempted to allay the fears
of British business leaders that they
were losing their South American
contacts because of the war.
II explained" he said, that al
Evening star., 1943-09-03

though they had not been able to
reach these markets, neither had we
and / believe Britain would get them
back.
Great Britain will emerge from
this war with international prestige
as great or greater than she ever
enjoyed before. British-made goods
is going to be more popular through
out the world than it has ever been"
Before visiting England. Mr.. john
ston spent several weeks in South
America.
He also commended England's
successful efforts to increase her
production and pointed out that g.
100000 British women are now en-
gagged in war industries.
He said Great Britain. like the
United States, has its labor prob
lens, but unlike this country, it
rarely talks about them.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Johnston Asks ParIey
OF Allied Businessmen
On World Markets

Eric A. Johnston, president OF the
United States Chamber of Com
merce, who has just returned from
England, said late yesterday the
time has arrived when definite
planning for the economic postwar
world must begin.
He advocated a conference of bus
ineSsmen in the near future. with
representatives from the United
States, Great Britain, Canada and
other countries bordering on the
Atlantic to lay out program of CO.
operation in connection with mar
kets of the future England, he
said, has given little serious thought
to the problems of business after
the war and seems to be apprehen-
sive about the future of its markets.
One of the greatest obstacles to
teamwork" between Great Britain
and the United States, he pointed
out. was the fundamental difference
in the PHILOSOPHERS of the two coun-
tries.
England is putting the emphasis
on security" Mr.. Johnston observed
while in this country we are think
ing in terms of greater opportunity.
The business leader added that he
Evening star., 1943-09-03
IWiIheimino Pledges
Drive Against Jups
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 3-Queen Will
helmina said last night that the
people of Holland, once their home
land has been liberated, must
march with our Allies against the
Japanese, thus Jointly liberating the
Netherlands Indies"
The Netherlands Queen spoke in a
broadcast to her countrymen from
Radio Orange, official Dutch station
here.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
British Guns Open Up
Over ChunneI at Dover
BY thu Associated prexs

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-Heavy can
nonading broke out on the British
side of the English Channel in the
Dover area shortly after 10 O'Clock
last night and continued Is minutes
The fire from the British coastal
batteries, normally sign that an
enemy convoy is attempting to run
Evening star., 1943-09-03
SUMMER SUITS

i-sls.5o soled White Rayon, 80 Long ss.ss
s-s23.5o Tropicals, Reg 81. SO, A; Stout s1sss
s-s275o Lightweight Tweeds. Reg "A; Short SO SASS
u-s2s.75 Tropcals Reg. as Short A. 4e; Stout
81, AZ, A. 46, 4S---------------------- SIsss
2--s28.5o soled Haspe Blends Long 37-------s14.2s
is-$4s HandTailored Tropicals. Reg. 20 to a. Long
AZ; Stout 42------------------------ s3s.s5
2-$2s75 Tropicals. As Stout HALF PRICE 49, SASS
2-s235o Tropicals Res. 80. A; HALF PRICE. $117s
s-s3z5o Tropcals Reg. 81. 4s; Stout -s2lss
6-s32.50, $3.50 Tropicals, odd lots------ S23 IS
Evening star., 1943-09-03

through Dover Strait. attained q
rate of one shell minute.
About l1:l5 pm. enemy guns on
the French shore replied. Coastal
towns about Dover were given slaell-
fire warnings.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

attache to Brazil; Col. jose Bina
Machado, chief of Gen. Dutra's war
cabinet, and Col Stenio Caio de
Albuquerque Lima, Brazilian mill
tary attache.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
The FUTURE IS
NO PUSHOVER

A look-see at the facts - and at
Golfers mail bag - shows the
peace to come will be as full of
problems as the war itself.
It's good to see that the business
men who've been responsible for
the success of our war produc-
ton effort are in there planning
a common-sense approach to the
future.
The advertisements as we'll as
the editorial columns in Golfers
reveal that American business is
on its toes - all-out on war, but
accumulating lessons for peace.
And there's no multimillion
weekly magazine as widely
quoted as Golfers.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Rembrandt Work Found

After three layers of paint had
been removed. painting In Mos
COW has been identified rs q REM
brandt.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
ToPCOATS g OVERCoATS

a$26.ss Topcoats. Reg. 81, A, AsIsss
21-$26.Ss soled Camel Tan Topcoats sI6ss
1854 Herringbone Topcoats odd szes- S297s
l7-s37 Hair Fabric Topcoats, odd sizes---- s29.75
l0-$43.7s Harris Tweed Topcoats odd lots $39.7s
e-$4375 Overcoats. Reg AZ, A; Short 3s, A. "A
Long 46 6----------------- s3475
sss5 overcoats. Reg 35 ST. 80, "A; Short 3s 49, A:
Long So --------------------------- ss3.7s
Evening star., 1943-09-03
PH0ne or
C. o. D.
Orders!
No
Refurnsi
lYEAR-RoUkD SUITS

i6-S26ss, s2sSs Tweeds Reg 36 to 44--s17.ss
T-$24s8 Flannels. Reg. 35, 81, 40, 42-sls.s5
2-$375o Twills. Short ST. 3s---s s1sss
1--$2s75 Flannels Short 4o----- sa1ss
ai-s38.50. $3.50 Tweeds and Shetlands. Reg SO to
a; Short 36 to 40; Long 81. 80, 42-- S29.75
-s41bo Harris Tweeds. Short 49, AZ; Reg A. a.
S3175
S-s4b Twils Res. A; Short 81, SO, 3s- S34.7s
s$4s.5o shetlands. Reg 3s 40 a. Short 80 40 s3475
ls-s7S Hand-Taiored Suits, odd lots ss37s
Evening star., 1943-09-03

TABLECLOTH tacticians may try
l. to simplify Sicily-but in cold trutll
the campaign was He'll of hills and
Huns for our Yanks.
Golfers Quentin Reynolds cables
Sicily Wasn't Easy" right from the
slit trenches. It's war close up with
the gloves and the glamour off. Read
it in Golfers out today.
And when you've caught your breath
from this one, fly seven miles above the
earth with Jim Marshall to probe the
secrets of the stratosphere. "Going
Up tells what Boeing engineers are
doing to assure faster, safer flight for
you after the war.
These and The Truth About Ameri-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

1881 Chevrolet coupe, good
tires; also Easy washing ma
chine, good running order $500
Hall Road.
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HOUSES
S rm. house in Mt. Clemens
bath, full basement, furnace
heat, wonderful large lot; young
fruit trees and shrubbery -
SO, $50.
S rms, shower bath, toilet and
garage-$2, 800.
2 modern homes south OF Mt.
Clemens, easy access to Detroit
or Mt. Clemens. Reasonably
priced-terms.
FARMS
40 acre farm, good buildings,
good road, near Mt. Clemens
terms.
VICTORY GARDENS
Hundreds of parcels of good
garden soil, close to Gratiot and
Harper avenues, south Of Mt
Clemens. Transportation; bus
every 80 minutes between Mt
Clemens and Detroit. Our prices
$50 to $595-$25 down.
Our office closed Easter Sun
day.
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4 room house $3.50. Move
II on your own lot. 1890 Myola
off Hayes, East Detroit.
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Miscellaneous

Hydraulic Dump Truck.
Worm drive tractor axle.
Parts for cars, trucks, tractors.
Reamers, cutters, steel dis
play counter, steel shop bench,
10 ton house jack, wrecking
bars, rod alighner, garage tools
and equipment, FLOOD lights and.
20 II. steel to'v cable, inch
thick.
Fermill Motor recondltioner
stop oil pumping. saves gas only
Sl.87.
Freight House. 173 N. Gratiot
Cars wanted for Defense
scrap.
Open evening TO 8 p. m. Sun
day 10 10 4.
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.leqaI Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In The Circuit
Court For The County OF Macomb In
Chanccry.
OLIVER C. MoEBs. Plaintiff. VS.. HAR-
OLD SERVER. Defendant. No. 1895.
NOTICE OF SALE
In pursuance OF a decree In the Circuit
Court for the County Of Macomb. In
Chsncery. made and entered on the 18th
day of March. A. d. l943. in the above
entitled cause, I. the subscriber. q Circuit
Court Commissioner of the County OF
Macomb, shall sell at public auction or
vcndue ~ the northwesterly corner of the
County Building in the City of Mount
Clemens IN said County OF Macomb. on
Monday. the fth day ef June A. y. i943
day. the following described personal
property. to-wit: the 6-inch hydraulic
drcdge. Sea Jay III. and all of the dredg-
ing machinery and equipment belonging
and appertaining to said drcdEe. inchid-
ing one 81 horse power Climax Engine
partially equipped with fittings and ac-
ccSsories, Munday drum hoist. cutter
ladder. agitator. heavy duty Morris pump,
three Continental motors, extra agitator,
pipe. spuds. and casting guides. 2&0 feet
OF spiral riveted inch discharge pipe.
rubber sleeve connections and clamps,
and other miscellaneous items of equip
mcnt and gear. portion Of which is To-
Gated at No. % Franklin Street. Mt.
Clemens. Michigan. and the remainder at
mere Bay in Private Claim 545 OF Har-
rison Township. Macomb County. Mich
igsn.
Dated this 2ist dsv Of April. AID is<3
ALTON H. NOE.
Circuit Court Commission.
er for Mscomb County,
Michigan.
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PEOPLE Who Demand Quick Action at Minimum Cost Use Cassed
H-26 Poultry
H-2I Miscellaneous

Chicken coop sos. various
sizes and prices corn crib-s45;
brooder houS Sl85. Neat garage
l8X24-S 1875. > small sheds S25.
Phone MI Clemens 1897.
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Business Service
General Construction

Concrete work OF all kinds
wanted. Basement. garage floors
foundations. sidewalks, curbs,
etc. Driveways resurfaced with
cinders or gravel. Workmanship
guaranteed. Reasonable rates.
Phone Mt. Clemens DIAL after
800 p m.
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Household Goods

Washa Tone flat wall
finish is a Water-thinned paint
made on an entirely new prin-
ciple and fully washable. Paints
the average room for only 81 90.
The Modern Electric Co. 70 N.
Gratiot. Mt. Clemens.
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Moving 8 Storage
Painting and Decorating

Wall paper removed. We use
special equipment, hourly rate.
Bob's Hardware, Roseville COLO.
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2 stores 20x35. one block off
Gratiot. water and sewer. Can
be used as living quarters.
$1,000 cash. Hollinger, Roseville
1913.
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Typewriter Repois
vulconixinq

VULCANIZING-Tires vulcan
izing, recapping, reliners, rubber
boots vulcanized. IL hour serv-
ice. Bill Reynolds. Is Washing
| ton. Mt. Clemens.
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Sam Rubin, formerly with
Davis & Schwartz is no longer
connected with that firm. For
highest prices for livestock and
poultry. Call Mt. Clemens 1848.
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WiIdt & Warner

Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens 1874
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{. A. Kerner
1923 South Gratiot
Phone Mt Clemens 1880

Home with an income. Stoker
heat, good size lot, 3 car garage,
garden space. Party leaving city
207 NORTH Gratiot, Mt. Clemens
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For sale small cook stove SIS.
1920 Utica Road, Roseville.
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5 acres on Gratiot near Hall
Road, $500 down $50 per month.
267 large lots ON Gratiot near
Hall Road-S55 each if taken
in bunch. Cash or terms.
Wallace, between Gratiot and
Little Mack 6 little farms, 85X
233 each Lights and gas, good
street, one block east of Common
S325-S100 down. $40
per month.
! will pillow and disc same,
ready to plant. brood sows, Will
farrow in May; trade for good
COW. Hupp sedan, good shape,
trade for rabbits or take cash.
International large panel liz
ton. new 10 ply tires, sell or
trade for Ford tractor and pillow
Young chickens for sale. We
pillow and disc Victory Gardens
Sweet corn seed l5c Id. or > for
25c. Cheaper in large lots. Own
CT. A K Madison. 1920 South
Gratiot, Box 26l, Route Z, al
IA = Mile Road. MI Clemens.
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Deluxe PyrofaX range Coal
stove Miscellaneous mans cloth
ing Lot on Rein Ave block from
9 Mile SlS5 90 2562l Gratiot,
RoseVillC
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Family of three would like un-
furnished flat or apartment near
, Gratiot. 29201 Park, Roseville.