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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Sicily,
Continued from Page IL

The Flying Fortress assault
upon MesSina marked the first
time i'm many weeks that the
allies heaviest air weapon has
been used against the badly-bat-
tered Sicilian target.
Wellingtons blasted the beach
es near Messina in follow-up
raiding during the night, TO dis
rupt German supply efforts and
the evacuation of non-essential
personnel reported underway
for about a week. Small boats
can ply the narrow Messina
straits despite the continuous al
lied air and naval siege of those
waters. A ship offshore was
fired by a direct hit last night.
SWarms of medium bombers,
fighter bomberS and fighters
continued to fill the sky over
the dwindling enem. bridg e.
head, rowing unopposed over
roads and railroads, hurting
steel into troop conveys and
blasting the towns of Adrano,
Francavilla and other key points
of the German defense system
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Air Raid Drill
Provides Test
Wordens TO Get
Routine Workout

Air raid wardens in Mount
Clemens will get a workout
in spite of the fact that they
will not have 10 cope with fall
ing paper bombs in the coming
air raid practise next Tuesday,
Harold Lindsey, commander of
the Civilian Defense Corps in
Mount Clemens, said today.
Sealed and simulated prac-
tise incidents will be planted
around at various places for ac-
ton by the WardenS. A meeting
scheduled for $50 this after
noon will aeqHaint officials with
the correct procedure during the
drill.
Lindsey explained today that
the reason no planes will fly
over Mount Clemens is because
Of the length of time required
for the planes to get here from
Pontiac, and the TACT That they
would have 10 come during the
red period, which isn't long
enough for them 10 reach Mount
Clemens.
The following time schedule
Will be followed esday:
500 p. m, yellow warning
6:58 p. n. to : p. m.
first blue signal; 7 p. m. until
745, first blue period; las to
Z I8 p. m. red signal; 7:48 TO
: SO, red period; 7:58 to 8 p. m.
second blue signal 8 + m. un-
til $50, second blue period;
$50 to 837, all clear signal,
Further information about the
drill will appear in Tuesday 5
Monitor Leader.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
LeOn0 Norris
And Som Burton

Double funeral services for
Mrs. Leona Morris, 38, and son.
Burton of 70 South Highland
avenue, who died at childbirth,
yesterday al the ST. Joseph =
hospital, will be held Sunday
afternoon at pm. from the d.
n Cooley Funeral Home and at
$50 from the Firs Methodist
Church. Rev. Alfred Landon
will officiate and burial will fol-
low at Meade cemetery.
Mrs. Morris is wife Of Marvin
Morris and the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bush. She has
lived in Mount Clemens for the
last II years and was very active
in the activities of the 'irst
Methodist Church.
She is also survived by her
sons. Ronald and Donald; sister
Irene Bush of Mount Clemens;
and brother, Edward Bush,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
1926 Ships
Ferried Troops
to Sicily

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA. Aug. 6 -JP)
The official Allied naval story
Of the Sicilian invasion as re-
leased today and il disclosed
that 1886 surface craft of all
types from battleships to motor
torpedo boats took part.
The subordinate naval COM
manders in charge Of the Amer
lean landings on SO miles of
shortline and the British land
ings on 81 miles of Shoreline
were identified as Rear Admir-
ais Alan G.. Kirk, John L. Hall.
Jr, and Richard l.. Connolly of
the U. S. Navy and Rear Ad-
mirals Rhoderick Robert Nc
Grigor, Sir Philip Louis Wan
and Thomas Hope Troubridge of
the British Royal Navy.
The report said the British
hospital ship Talamba, lying
three miles to seward of one
Of the British anchorages and
fully lighted in accordanc with
the Geneva convention. was de-
liberately bombed. with con-
siderable loss of life, the first
day of the invasion.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
. QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS Q

Q-What new war enterprise
has the automobile industry re-
Gently entered?
A-The manufacture OF hell
copters.
Q-Where was an armistice
signed for the second time, but
this time with the tables turned?
A-The railway car at Com
piegne, France, where once Ger
many capitulatcd, then France
signed terms after her defeat in
World War II.
Q-What are Kingston valves
A-They help TO regulate the
ascent and descent of a submar-
inc, by controlling change of
pressure in ballast tanks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Riot
Continued from Page II


civilian defense police. deputy
sheriffs, state patrolmen and
firemen who laid hoses as
threat finally scattered the
crowd.
The demonstration broke out
again later when some 500 per-
sons gathered in front of the
Vancouver police station.
Vancouver police called auth
critics at nearby Kelso and
Longview and asked that state
guard units be modified. Mayor
John Hosg appealed to the
crowd from the police station
steps to disperse. He was jeered
and rock crashed through the
glass pane IN the station door.
Police then charged, firing
tear gas shells until the crowd
dispersed.
A tear gas shell struck Joe
Walmer, amusement company
employee, and he suffered pos
sible leg fracture. Patrolman
Harold Edmonds suffered gas
burns on one hand. The soldier,
over whom the trouble started
was taken 10 Vancouver bar
racks hospital with skull injuries
suffered when struck by Officer
Morrow.
The soldier, police said, fought
with civilian in cafe early
in the evening. He was elected
but returned later 10 assail the
cafe "bouncer."
Said Mayor Hogg today: Il am
going to appeal to the governor
TO see that every beer tavern
in Vancouver is closed nights
hereafter"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Kelly Wins
Golf Tourney


William Kelly, won the Ro-
tary club sponsored golf tourna-
ment Wednesday afternoon
with a gross low score OF SO for
18 holes, at the Gowanie Golf
club.
Four others were tied for the
three "kickers prizes. . The win
ners will be decided at draw
ing at the regular club meeting
Thursday noon at the Medea
Hotel.
About IL Rotary club MEM
bers took part in the tourna-
ment, while the remaining serv-
ed as caddies. Each player was
allowed only 10 pounds of golf
equipment in one bag for one
caddie. Additional equipment
had 10 be relegated 10 another
caddie -
President Oscar c. Watz pre-
sided at the luncheon-meeting
held at the golf club before the
tournament.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Continue Foundry
Strike Negotiations

Negotiations were continuing
today between union and COM
pany officials in an attempt TO
settle the New Haven Foundry
strike. aftei union members
voted down yesterd ~ the terms
OF settlement agreed upon by
the bargaining committee of the
union and company. The strike
is now in its seventh day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
SeIfridge Pilot
BaiIs-0ut Safely
Forced 70 Abandon
Plane Near Marine City

End Lieut. George f Gray, OF
the 32nd Fighter Group, Sell
fridge Field, today is recovering
from slight injuries sustained
last night when he parachuted to
safety from the single-seat fight
er he was plotting on a routine
near Marine City.
The young flying officer, a
Negro, whose home town is
Welsh, Va, was forced TO bail
out f his ship at approximately
7 p. m. Thursday when the ma
chine developed motor trouble
of an as yet undetermined origin.
The ship was demolished.
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CD
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
Blades. Commander of the
Mount Clemens citizens service
corps.
The service. il was explained,
will be based on the extensive
studies of food and its relation
to a persons we'll being that
have been conducted by the Ell
len II Richards institute, Of
which DR. Mack is the director
Housewives Will be asked to
furnish basic information about
individual family members. The
Institutes scientists will ana
lyze this data and submit Spe-
cific recommendations transla-
tons into terms of simply
grocery list.
Speaking 10 group of So
Mount Clemens leaders at din
ner at the Medea hotel July %,
DR. Mack declared that intro
duction of the plan here would
represent the first time that it
has been possible TO provide
scientific nutritional guidance
without the use Of puzzling tech
nical terms and tables.
1t is proposed that DR. Mack
return here for a series of
neighborhood meetings during
the active September campaign.
Other Council of Defense
leaders present yesterday were:
Mrs. Russell Stark, Macomb
county director of the Civilian
Defense Volunteer Office; Mrs.
Mark AlperH. Mount Clemens
civilian defense nutrition chair
man: Mrs j {. Jackson, Con-
sumner interest chairman in
Mount Clemens; Mrs. Robert
Shepherd, president of the Will
son school PTA; Mrs. Byron
Stuck, Macomb county RED
Cross nutrition chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Five Youths Mute
Al Arraignment
Accused Of Murder
During Race Riots

DETROIT, Aug 6-TI'T-FiVe
youths charged with first degree
murder in the Staying of a Ne
gro, Moses Kiska, during the
race riots June 81 stood mute
when arraigned yesterday be-
fore recorder Judge John V.
Brennan.
Leo Upton 35-year- old Ne
gro, arraigned on charges Of in
citing riot, also stood mute
and examination was scheduled
for Aug u.
The youths, Joseph Mastan-
tuono, 90, Robert Cattone. II:
Ralph Tancredi, 20, Anthony
Saraceno. Is, and Aldo TRAM,
ID, were remanded TO the county
jail 10 await examination Aug.
II. Juvenile authorities had
waived Jurisdiction over the
minors.
Klska was shot al the height
of the rioting while waiting for
street car TRAM told police
that the youths borrowed an
automobile and set out TO shoot
ourselves some Niggers
Prosecutor William f. Dow
ling said that Upton went TO a
dance hall at midnight June 80
and told the Negroes 10 go 10
the Belle Isle bridge, where the
riot started Upton. Bowling
said, shouted into public adj
dress system that Negroes were
being beaten" and started the
false rumor that a Negro woman
and her baby had been thrown
into the Detroit river and
drowned
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
.BowI-0-Drome Juniors
Will Practise Toniqhi

The Bowl-O-Drome, jun or
baseball team will hold practise
this evening, preparatory to
opening its championship series
on Monday. The practise will be
at Griffith Stadium between
$50 and $50.
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Russia
Continued from Page Il

continued from rage II
said They proceeded TO mop
up successive lines defense.
Heavy rains slowed down oper-
atoms last month but hot sun
is now shining.
Belgorod was taken more
quickly than Orel with a sud
den thrust led by tanks, which
overwhelmed enemy positions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
Britain Also Has Travel Problem,
but Appeals There are Enforced

ensemble of today. That red coat
which lasted longer than its
skirt is now being worn with
that blue skirt which outwore
its coat. So fall stylists are fea-
turing a series of ration colors'
basic hues which will match
several different colors when
worn simultaneously.
PAGING BARNUM Still an
other American soldier is re-
ported TO have put spot cash on
the line against future delivery
o London barrage balloon II
true, he's the third c.. l. to have
done so this year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06

during the past few months have
been lone raiders, there's a siz-
able section of the populace
which would rather take its
chances on being hit without
notice than being wakened in
the middle of the night,
There has been so little enemy
activity over the capital recently
that in July large sections of
the British Press filed scores Of
rationed columns playing a
game called, Where's the Luft-
waffe?"
SMALL FRY: Growing up in
Britain, is a whole generation
which can't remember anything
about peace and peactime liY-
ing. A recent survey of Britains
youngest generation revealed
that the 6-and-unders were al
most completely ignorant about
such diversified peactime nor
malities as bananas and street
lights. Most of the kids assumed
that the barrage balloons had
always been there. Stars and
Stripes reported the case of
one very-young lady who is said
TO end her prayers: And, dear
God, please make the war end
soon so Daddy can play with me
while Mummy goes to work
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
NEA Staff Correspondent
LONDON - WEATHER RE-

LON DON - VIA HEh NJ
PORT: If for possible reason
you want 10 make an American
in England feel home-sick, write
him about how you've been suf-
fering from the heat.
June and July here have
seemed colder, wetter, nastier
than March. The British call
this weather most unseason-
able" Sun-loving G. is call 1t
something else.
SIREN CALL: When it be-
came known that the govern
ment was planning changes In
the air raid warning system re-
Gently. some newspapers limited
that the sirens might become a
relic of the past. Since most of
the enemy planes over-London
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06

Lake Washington. Seattle.
Wash, has a floating bridge one
one and one-half miles long.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06
HOLIDAY NOTE:

HOLIDAY NOTE: There's a
travel problem over here, too.
But Britons are discovering that
the railroads weren't kidding
when they plastered the sta
tons with signs urging civilians
to stay put this summer. At
leas. one line has started ration
ing vacationers, issuing only 100
tickets per day TO civilians
bound for seaside points.
Nacationers who do get away
usually find signs like this one
at Devonshire resort hotel
To Our Guests. Owing TO the
increasing difficulties in secur-
ing adequate help, we are re-
luctantly forced 10 ask visitors
TO cooperate by making their
own beds, and, if possible, be-
fore coming down to breakfast. ."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-06

WAR AND FASHION: r

years Of clothes rationing have
produced an amazing variety of
colors in the average British
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

Buy state owned properties See yol
real estate broker
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

BEAUTIFUL English Chs ,-ndale lounges
coffee table book end tables lounge
chair and ottoman, flreside chair rug
Murray eS41
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FLATS FOR SALE

CULVER S0as. near GrAtIor; tWb-TsmIIy
five rooms each garage e-th overhead
-o1r. So 500, terms. Acme Resl Estate.
s}n3 GFstiof para e555
)GRFEN AVF zSia- Frar,r family;
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9
:
L. "A
FOR
SALE
SUBURBAN REAL EST. FOR SALE

DRIVE OFT. PICK cut your victory saf.
den and future homesite All ploWfd
rvAfy for next Years garden. Large 90 ~
Dor pr ced a. $3.50. ? acres az $500 20 r
Ash dANn-laAc SknEh Really Co. .2AAl
r Jefferson, -. Clair shores. fhene
k1sev,nc u1fu
MODERN HOMES bedrooms with attic
space tor another, laree livlng room
hatA-s sR@- k4iS AeA5- fieAtt
% closet space. large windows wayne
Dearborn Allen PARK. Meivndals areas
a. low as Sl07 can handle under our
finance procedure.
GROSSMAN
2.O23 Michigan Ave between Nenoy and
Merriman roads Phone Wayne 900
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
We stii have several brand, new homes
featuring a ful basement With hot air
coal furnace coal bin ann fruit cellar
also partiiioned for recreation room tile
hath and kitchen large bedrooms down.
attic space for another. beautiful hunga-
low. oak flooring electric stove and re-
frigerator available. bus. school and shop
ping centers AZ hand II YOU have Sl07 in
cash YOU can move IN at once, rest
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HOUSES ron sALE-EAsr
COLORED

LStssers a. M E,Hot Esht rooms IN
sQrt cordH~r Nscani and gsads o.
occupy Vu grys good terms 70 rssponsib.s
rar'V CALL C. = FETE PI. $500.
HhNNANs CAD f7no
CONSULT ne enlarged Real Tststs usi-
ires y the eig sunday Times Want A
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

kODAKS-Movie cameras; Will sell. buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Co.. SIT shelby.
TWIN baby carriage, steel frame good
rubber; excellent condition Madison 1859.
800 REMINGTON automatic deer rife
never been hred, Sl25; eNl2 wall tent
and camping equipment, $40 cash. 2065
IIcnIia IInrnin Iark
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APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

EAST SIDE block of Jefferson; excellent
rental section: - units. modern stone
snd faoe brick building IN good condition
S2a 600. See owner i0ss9 East outer
Drive Arlington 6l36.
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
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BABY BuGGIEs Sl4.s5 up New steel
wheels and rubber tires: padded and
tufted; IS remaining. open 10 9. spitz,
1865 Gratiot. cor. Baldwin,
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

GARLAND, near Warren, SIX rooms
hrickoie. steam heat. garage cash or
terms. Acme Real Estate. 1903 Gratiot
Plaza 95T5.
HARDING 39Ti - Five rooms. garage;
immediate possession. 81 700. Terms
Acme Real Estate. sS03 Gratiot- PL 9575
RONBURY near Courvtile Brick,
sooms stoker. carpetinE included recre-
alton room. sprinkler system. $50,
terms
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY LIE. 1890
TRAVERSE. near Grstiot-5 rooms; only
$4,000 81 600 down. LEnoN 1890.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the hg sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
HOUSES FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT
INCOME BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
APIS. ron RENr-UNFURNIsHEp

NORTHWEST section: invest IN this at
tractiVe So brick. gar, veil located
oaly S. $50 or. See today w 7ss7o.
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-GROSSMAN
- -C-Iner- -Naa- -RAFH- ard WAYNE Roads
Phone WAyne 900

Phone WAYNE s20
A SQUARE I ACRES. AoOXf10. extra nice
garden soil Nreeland Rd near Cabin RI.
one mile east of Telegraph Rd., near Fiat
Rock l-an- terms Ctassman, Ho. 6iii.
Avery neat room home with utility
room garage and storage room. chicken
house lot ssX200. fruit herrieS-grapes,
near Van I Horn and Telegraph roads
So 400, one hslf dn.- -CTessman, Ho 6444.
ACRE PARCELS, wooded on Pennington
Rd, near Schoolcfaft, paved; ideal home
@'e s5 handles. Newman. 10Y ana
CHOICE small farm. S345 81 miles from
Detroit CITY Han CA 1900. TU. 2-s47a.
LOOK LOTS together. each 4Ox150
500 takes all free and clear, good
location MCFARLAND BROS. 293l4 Ford
Road AZ Middlehelt DE. 1880.
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UPHOLSTERING


FACTORY TO YOU GUARANTEED
WORK, MATERIALS. OR 03lo.
LET FAMOUS resty.e ana rebuild your
living room suite Cali TO. $500.
BELCREsT uphoistering, restyling writ
ten guarantee estimates 5552 fireman.
TY 4.22i3
THE FINEST ~ REUPHOLsTERlNG
VI. 7-0Ol0 l49is CD. RIVER
THE FINEST ~ REuPHoLSTERIHG
We. 7-00lO l49ls CD RIVER
INDIVIDUAL STYLING, S35
1875 ;d.-R4ver MPA VI. 1880
REUPHOLSTER your old living rm. suite /;
dining room chairs $3.50 up, custom
built: guaranteed workmanship Restyle
Upholstering 1925 Linwood Tyler 7-0230
FINE QUALITY -UPHoLSTERING
2-PIECE, $50 BEHRMAN'S, TY. 6-7975
FOR fine Workmanship. call Crane Uphol-
sterlng. SS35 Mack. PLAZA 2171.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
tngs IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
LAND CONTRACTS

ALL land contracts. bought, mtgs. made.
McHugh. lil0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac o34s.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN +. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 63lO
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IMPERIAL.

1859 WOODWARD ROOM 502
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL
store and meat market for sale
Dong SlO 0O0 per month business. Going
70 the army Must sacrifice Phone S-4l12,
evenings 4-Eflf I'll Warren St, Flint.
GROCERY store. with living quarters,
for sale with business Tyler 5.g60g,
MICA greatly iu demand: young chemist
with new first grade white mica and
fe spar property ON Lake Npissinr. ont,
requires partner with 81 800 investigation
invited l.. 4. Landrlgan. -l65 Earlsdale
Ave. Toronto. Canada
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,A
DINING ROOM. lO-piece, Robert Irwin In
light hnish excellent condition; cost
$500, yours for 5000, ~. 1854
FIVE rooms hlgh class furniture. flat in
cluded with furniture, couple no chill
dren.. Tyler 7-sf06
FULL coll innerspring mattress, y29. so.
Cook Furniture. 2TOO Gratiot,
FURNITURE, rugs. studio couches. Holly
wood beds. low prices. 5000 CAss.
INNERSPRlNG mattresses. any size. floor
samples, SIS. Mitchell 5. 5000 0rattot.
LIVING room outtt - Ss5. So week.
Lees. .23Bl Gratiot, il6 w. McNiehols.
NEW innerspring mattresses; studio couches.
U. s. Bedding Co. 45i0 Maypury Grand.
NEW furniture: trace your piano. City
Music, 74l2 Mack. open ewes.
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NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

S45 PER MONTH BUYS
fhtse trrs double houses rooms and
bs'r esrh COATED IN N0rAns between
--Ms sr1 ke.lf. open asly io :
R ~ OEESN 'ER REALToR
ltftl D. ? MILE E0Ap n 1900
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FOR
REN
RENTALS WANTED

COUPLE resirss susL furnished hrms 'r
vicirffy 81 Dearborn or kr'si oak Gre
chl1. a ca RcyAi Oak. Llnc'ir @-Slol.
COUPLE wants foorns or lover Ca
erasi deferred. East Slcs pfsfer;ed
owe $3.50
ENpLOYEn COUPE desire s cr a focm
urfgrrlshed apartment c5 Sat wiih Nfai
Topnssrs --n4 aHe~ a m
SFrtlNf -rIT-- WI WITT 7'FTl
unsurrlsNee Apartment Esg sfs IRE
TERED TFrrAcs SsiS
COLnREN uSr vArfs y.ar rEs mo
r'ght shiN IF lSast
eoIORED tat7y WISHES GAt or house
Temple sos.
CONSULT the eniasscd Rea' Fs'sts list
ires n the eig sun@ay Times Wsri A.
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
STOVES AND HEATERS

ALL OIL HEATERS
Pre- war Made Wuh Chrome Etc
Duo -THERM QUAKER NORGE. ETC.
See US also about coal heaters
Floor samples used and brand new. Must
he sacrificed Easy terms Your old heater
-tfstir. Shnp sarty Tor best selection.
BENJAMIN'S I
Appliance and Furniture Shop
1892 Liyernnis, / hi. n. Fenkell
OPEN Ewes TN 9; TUES, WE'D. tin s
TABLETOP gas range for sale Good
condition. Telephone Twinbrook 2-i5si.
WANTED any make or type range, heater
or combination. TYLER 5-0O3i
WARM morning heating stove For i'm
mediate delivery. Si6.95. Crown Coal
Co 6565 Mack
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT AZ n Insurance Co. funds for good
mortgage loans; land contracts bought
Ed. Henke Co. Hammond Bldg CA. 2S55.
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WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

FURNISHED p-.gh; hagsekeSPirg Fnn5pa
for y0-nE niaTris6 couple Dearborn
rrefe~red CTds- Cs-s
REFINED caio-ee eslrIs WISHES tVo.'hree
room Apar' men'- Tempe l-l5a4 after
ave
COLOREp couple W5shef kifeheatue apsr'.
merit urferrishec bedroom Nes' slfe
rreftr-e1 Ty.er 4-tSl5
coLOREp couple cefenss Nefk.rs ssnt
room. apartment kic1fcfiff Ms
shsrqs TEmP.t 2-oh2o
COLOPFD couple wishes ons two three
room apartment: child 6 Temple s-eill.
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DAVENPORT, chair. tables, bedroom
suite, Call evenings. TO. s-3s13. 1910
Webb.