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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
Cash Taken
In Breaks Saturday
Carl Moore and John j. Carr, Factory Officials VIC
tins; Town Authorities IrIxed

Naugatuck, Feb. 7-Jewelry and
cash estimated at well over 5000
has been reported taken from two
homes in the fashionable Dunwood
section. The robberies which oc-
cured Saturday night were in the
homes Of Carl N. Moore, publicity
director at the U. S. Rubber foot
wear plant, and John ]. Carr, East
ern Malleable Iron Co. official, both
of whom live on Summit road.
Jewelry and cash were taken at
Mr.. Moore,S home after entrance
was effected by breaking the glass
panel on side door and turning
the key. Mr.. Moore estimated the
value of the gems and cash taken
was well over 500.
Thieves entered the nextdoor
home of Mr.. Carr by breaking a
back-door panel. They ransacked
the bedroom of the Carr house and
took only jewelry there. Silverware
was left untouched. Mr.. Carr eS-
timated his loss at over 500, saying
that diamond rings were among
the articles stolen.
Both the Moore and Carr fam
lilies being the first two discover
the bread, which is believed to have
occurred about II p. m.
Capt. Anthony Malone and a state
trooper investigated Sunday. This
is the first break into home here
since the home of a North Main
street gas station proprietor, Hen
ry Smyewski, was entered several
weeks ago and gas ration coupons
were taken. Six and a half cases of
liquor were taken from Jeff's res
taurant Thursday.
In the last several months, breaks
have occurred in Tano's restaurant,
South Main street; Sodloskis res
taurant, Diamond street, st. Franc
is, Salem and Hop Brook schools.
oct 1rooly yondolc domopod Mill
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
LILLIAN JOHNSON
MADE LIEUTENANT
Cliff Street President Pros
NOTED By Nurses Corps
in Pacific

Naugatuck, Feb. Miss Lillian
T. johnson, daughter of Major and
Mrs. William johnson of Cliff street,
has been promoted to first lieuten-
ant in the Army Nurses Corps.
She is still stationed in the Sout
Pacific where she has been since
Oct. /, 1912, according to letter
received by her mother recently.
Lieut.. johnson was commended
earlier for her work in aiding SOL
diers wounded at Guadalcanal. Her
promotion was effective as of jan
uary Z. She has been in the Army
since January 10, 1912.
She expressed the hope that some
day chance might enable her to
meet her father, who is now on a
secret service trip. They have not
seen each other in almost three
years, Maj. Johnson being sent to
Iceland shortly after the start of
the war. When his daughter was the
only member of his family whom he
did not meet.
A brother, Pfc. Franklin E. john
son is stationed in England and an
other brother. Corp. j. William
Johnson, Jr., was recently trans
ferred from Camp Edwards, Mass,
to Nashville, Tenn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07

vile school and it was reported that
the Tuttle music shed was en-
tered.
Warden Brophy disclosed today
he and Chief Gormley conferred
Saturday in an attempt to prevent
continuance of robberies here and
said another conference win be held
today.
The people are entitled to ample
protection" Mr.. Brophy said"
They are paying enough money to
get it." He added every effort to
assure this viii be made.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07

kowski, baton; Jean Royle, coronet;
Howard Vagt, French horn; tSuart
Weiss, trumpet; Donald Hermonat
baton; Phyllis Bohlin, piano; Pa
tricia Nezin, baton.
Daniel Oemcke, Fred Adele and
Norman Betelemery were judges OF
the instrumental contests and judg-
ing the baton twirlers were Major
Harvey of Hartford, Terry O'Con-
nor Of Naugatuck and Miss Flor
ence Wotvzik of New Britain,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
RACE RELATIONS
PROGRAMS READY
Fed. Council of Churches
Sponsoring Annual Event
Sunday, Feb. Is

New York, N. Y, February Z. -
President Roosevelt today under
scored the significance Ito America
and to mankind" of this years OBJ
servance of Race Relations Sunday
on February 10, an annual event
sponsored by the Federal Council
of the Churches Of Christ in Amer
lea.
In a message addressed to the Rt.
Rev. Henry st. George Tucker, pres
ident of the Federal Council, and
released today, President Roosevelt
said: THE unity of the nations
fighting for a free world includes
men of every color and race. The
strength which this nation con-
tributes to that unity depends at
home on men of all races who are
also all Americans"
mo institution can be more ef-
fective in the creation of tho har-
monious and warm-hearted relations
of men of all races than the Chris
tan Churches" the President as
serted.
Condemning those Of our citizens
who have betrayed our cause and
damaged the worlds respect for our
faith by acts of violence and preju-
dice, bigotry and division. the Pres
ident declared that such men ere
quire the never-ceasing reiteration
of the Christian and American faith
in the dignity of all peoples and
right of all men to equal treatment
in this land and on the earth"
(The full text of the Presidents
letter to Bishop Tucker follows)
II am grateful for the opportunity
to join with the Federal Council of
the Churches of Christ in America
in emphasizing the Importance OF
the observance Of Race Relations
Sunday on February thirteenth.
"At no time in the twenty-five
years of the observance of this day.
dedicated to the Christian spirit in
race relations, has its meaning been
so significant to America and to
mankind. The unity of the nations
fighting for free world includes
men Of every color and race. The
strength which this nation con-
tributes to that unity depends at
home on men of all races who are
also all Americans.
Unfortunately, in this time when
America requires greatness in its
spirit, some of our citizens have be-
trayed our cause and damaged the
worlds respect for OUR faith by acts
Of ciolence and prejudice, bigotry
and division. Such men miss the
meaning of America as they are in
capable Of understanding the brothr-
hood of men in terms of divine
teaching and democratic living.
Some such men deserve our censure.
Some are entitled to our contempt.
All require the never ceasing reiter-
alton of the Christian and American
faith in the dignity of all peoples
and right OF all men to equal treat
ment in this land and on the earth.
mo institution can be more eff
fective in the creation of the .har-
monious and warm hearted relations
Of men of all races than the Chris
tan Churches. rejoice in your OBJ
servance of Race Relations Sunday
and take courage from the divine
teachings that every day give en-
phasis to the spirit Of brotherhood
among men upon which our hopes
for lasting peace beyond victory
must depend"
(SigneO
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
Borough Funerals

Naugatuck, Feb. Funeral serv-
ices for Mrs. Anna Sophia Gan
derson) Nelson, wife Of Andrew p.
Nelson, who died Thursday at her
home, SO Woodlawn avenue, were
held yesterday afternoon at p. m.
at the Hillside church, Rev. Arthur
johnson, pastor, officiated. Burial
will be in Grove cemetery at the
convenience Of the family.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
TOWN DOUBLES BOND QUOTA

WeStfield, Vt.-CUP)-The orig
inal Fourth War Loan quota In
Westfield was 5000. But the drive
barely had begun when one individ-
ual bought the entire amount. So
new the figure has been doubled to
give the restIof the townspeople q
chance to do their bit.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
FARM AGENT PITT INl.A

Lawton, Okla. -(UP)- Being q
farmer will win draft deferment
but being farm agent is one way
to get la classification. Calvin
E. Horn has dicovered. The Co
manche county farm agent, father
of two children, has been placed in
la by his original draft board in
neighboring Garvin county.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
TOWN CARRIES ON

The small town built for Preston
Sturges' The Miracle Of Morgan's
Greek" was slightly revamped and
serves as locale for his following
picture, Hail the Conquering
Hero
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07

Race Relations Sunday was ini-
tiated twenty-five years ago and is
promoted annually by the Federal
Council Of Churches as a part Of its
program of furthering interracial
understanding and cooperation. The
constituency Of the Council includes
10000 congregations of Is different
national denominations.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07

Mexico has prohibited the manu-
facture of whiskey from Mexican
corn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07

"Old Grumble come acrost a
newspaper article bout wimmin
gittin' more equal rights durin'
wartime. He seq that wimmin
hev bin demandin' equal rights
fer years - but he never yet
heard Nv an unhappy huSban'
bein' able tub go home tub his
father when tn sea NV matri-
monial bliss wuz hit by storm"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-07
:DoIN's ROUND TOWN
MONDAY, February 18th:

MONDAY, February 18th:
weekly Lions Club bingo party
Tor benefit of the, Crippled
Children'S Fund at Temple
Hall at 7:3O O'Clock.
Meeting of the Mems club of
the Bunker Hill Congregational
church at 8 o'clock.
TUESDAY, February 9Th:
Annual mid winter tea of the
Waterbury Women's club at
$3.50 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, February 9Th:
Win the War and World order
Forum at Waterbury Women's
club. Auspices Y. M. G. A,
Educational Division. DR.. Ethel
T. Cotton, speaker.
THURSDAY, February 10th:
The Girls Missionary organi-
zation Of the First Methodist
church will sponsor silver tea
at 2:30 in the church parlors.
zone thing that helps tub keep
homes happy is good meals -
an that's where Cashin's Dairy
kin do an extry fine wartime job.
Use Cashin's Dairy Pasteurized
or Homogenized Milk at ever
meal an you'll find TIL. full,
delicious flavor Nv this mineral
an vitamin rich milk will appeal
tub ever member Nv your family.
An it helps tub balance your
budget an your menus In these
times. For a special treat fer
tn young-uns try Cashin's Dairy
Chocolate Milk"
ZEKE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-13
COSPAVERA
FRANCE BEVK

stopajoce moske, jo je objel
gnus. Zanicevala Sc je "a hip.
Nato je izvzela sebe in je zani-
cevala vse druge. Nato pa il je
bilo Re vseeno
Nenadoma je zacula smeh "a
seboj. Ozrla Sc je in osvignila S
pogledom tri moske. Drzno so
jo zrli. Posepnili so. Nato so Sc
spustili v divji krohot.
Postala je. Kri il je planila v
obraz. Zasla je il uloge, katero
je hotela igrati, nevede, da je
zasmeh grenko breme tega po-
klica.
"Fej!' je dejala, da je kro-
hot utihnil. "Fej' je dejala Sc
enkrat in solze so il stopile v
oci.
Kako je dospela domov, sc
skoraj nj spominjala. Omoticna
Sc je vrgla ma stol. v dust pa Sc
je dvigalo nekaj silnega. Sovra.
lila je vse. Nizkotno Sc il je
zdelo vse, kar jo je obdajalo. O.
pljuvala bi bila zivljenje, razde'
jala ga z rokami, poteptala
nogo ko modrosa. In vendar je
bila brez moci.
Cutila je trudnost, podobno
pijanosti. Vrgla Sc je ma po-
steljo in zaspala.
Ko Sc je prebudila, je videla
da je pozna noe in da moz spi
Kdaj Sc je vrnil? Kod je
hodil? Bliskovito so delovale
njene misli, Sc zdruzevale in Sc
zopet lomile. Nobene, niti maj
gorostasnejse nj popolnoma od-
bila, vsako je pridrzala.
Pc polurni muki je spreletelo
| njen obraz. Pocasi Sc je MOI
prebudil il globokega spanja
Ko je odprl oci, je videl prosece
oci svoje zene in zacutil obje-
majoce roke.
V takih hipih clovek pozabi
vse. Ma vso zalost in ma yes
gnus. Vera je jecljala: "Saj tie
ljubim, sal ne bonn vec taxa" "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-13

oce. Tho, skoraj otrosko Sc
smehljajoc je sedel ma nick
stol v kuhinji in mezikal v luc,
XII je padala skozi belle zastore.
Vprasal 10 je po zdravju in
povedal novice. Pojedel je kos
kruha, popil kavo, priporocil vse
zdravju in sreei in Sci. Vera ga
je zrla deklisko spostljivost-
jo. Nekaj pomilujocega je bilo
njenem pogledu.
In kadarkoli jo je vprasal: |:
"Kako wanna gre?" je odgovo-
rila: mi mogoce bolje, hvala
Bogu!"
Bila je merica bahastva v teh
besedah, bio je tudi mnogo res
nice. Izrejena v kmetski hisi, v
kateri nj manjkalo kruha, ga
tudi zdaj nj stradala. 'Druzabno
stalisce njenega moza nj bile
posebno visoko, a visoko toll.
ko, da 81 Vera wise nj zelela
(Dalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-13

In res je bila gospa Vera te-
ga zblizanja najbolj radostna.
18.
Gospo Vero je obiskal oce.
Mali, krmezljavi MOI je redko
prihajal V mesto. Njegova ze-
ma je bila mrtva, hcere so bile
omozene, starejsi sin je bill ne
srecno umrl, najmlajsi je dora
seal "a kmetijo. Oce mu je stal
OBJ strani, ucil ga je in skrbel; !;
to mu je jemalo casa in moci.
Cd poroke je gledala Vera O.
ceta z drugacnimi ocmi ko po-
pref. V svojem deklistvu je OBJ
cutila pogosto mrznjo in strah
do NIGGA; njegova VOLTA je bila
sveta, njegova zapoved neopo-
recna. zdaj je prepustil svo-
jo voljo wolff njenega moza. vi
deti je bill ponizen, cd della IL
mucen, cd smrti njene matere
z ocito potezo zalosti ma obra-
zu.
Kadarkoli je po dvakrat ma
leto kdo plaho potrkal ma vra-
ia, je Vera vedela, da je priSel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-13
(Nadaljevanje)

"Drugacen postani; tax, da
DO mogoce ziveti S teboj.' Od-
povedala il je logika, odpoveda-
Ii so dokazi. LIE solze so il zalile
oci.
''Drugacen? TAX sem, kot
sem bill. Govorila bova, ko gre
va ma sprehod. Umirjena, pa
metna. To je pa strasno, tega
nj mogoce prestajati vee!"
Sci je po sobi. Bill je resnici
razburjen. Ia razburjenost je
MO skoraj razkacila.
"Ne igraj komedije!!"
nKrsevan je osuplo pogledal
zeno. Grozo so izrazale njegove
oci. Roko je del ma prsi, stras-
no velik Sc je vzpel pod strop,
kot hipnotizer je uprl vanjo oci.
"Komedije? Vera, kaj govo-
ris! Prisegam ii pri svojem ziv-
ljenu, da nj res, kar govoris
Sc nikoli tie nisem varal do da-
nasnjega dne in ne danasnji
dan. Prisegam!'
Zena je pomolcala. Nato je
dejala polglasno: "Ne verujem
til"
S to besedo Sc je v Krseva-
nu preobrnilo. Videl je, da je
vrgel zadnjo karto, poslednje O.
rozje. Sc to je izgubil. Trepetal
je. Sama cd sebe Sc mu je kr-
ella pest. Bal Sc je, da Sc ne
zgodi najhujse. Trezen razum
je premagal cuvstvo; vel je
klobuk in sci skozi vrata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-13

Y zadnjem Gasu Sc je pred
sednik Roosevelt nahajaI ma
daljsem potoUanju U zUezi s
konferenc in sestank0U z UOdi-
telji zaUezniSkih narodOU, tOda
kot je Uideti IL zgOrnje slike,
je bill zelo Uesel, k0 je priSel
nazdj U Belo hi$0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-13

Ao u oA' u VI" PoSA>A
la "a hip vase in je verjela ME
govi prisegi. Nazaj ga nj mogla
vec poklicati. Toda, &c bi ga 70
pet videla pred seboj, bi Sc bill
znova prebudil start, glodajoci
crv; prebudil Sc je tudi tako.
tx vlacugam gre!" je sikni-
la. Kakor je bila ia misel od-
vratna, il je vendarle laskala.
Morda jo pripelje do konca, do
jasnosti. Prvi hip je hotela iti
"a MIN. Bio je prepozno. Bio
je tudi popolnoma nesmiselno.
sinila il je druga misel skozi
mozgane. Misel, XII jo je spocet-
ka plasila, potem pa je prodira-
la vedno globlje in globlje.
Koncno je nasla cello potezo mi
kavnosti ma Mi
Bit nezvesta! Placati "a zlo,
prevaro "a prevaro. Kaznovati
nezvestobo, mascevati Sc. Nor
da je bio nekoliko tega nagnus-
mega nagnjenja, XII je proti zen
ski naturi, v njeni krvi. Morebi-
ii je memo veliko ljubosumje
samo bicanje njene nature, XII
jo je stezka zadrzevala, da nj
zbesnela. Drugih vzrokov nj BIZ
10. Edini vzrok je bilo masceva-
ME, XII je hotelo spustiti EVER
konopca.
Dolgo je stala in Sc borila S
svojo mislijo. To bi MOI gle
dal. To 81 storil ii! bi mu deja-
la. Ali hi 10 udaril? Ali hi bill
ljubosumen?
Motrila Sc je v zrcalu. LIE red
ko Sc Je pogledala z radoved-
nostjo, zdaj Sc je hotela videti.
Premerila Sc je vprasajocimi
ocmi, kakor je premerila vse-
LEI zensko, kadar jo je srecala
na ulici.
Nikoli nj razmisljala sebi,
ne svoji lepoti. zivela je V
zavesti, da jo ina rad MOI ta-
ko, kakrsna je. Ko Sc je pogle-
dala v zrcalu in Sc je primerja-
la sliko lepih zensk, XII jih je
sovrazila, 81 je priznala, da jih
ne doseza.
Poteze njenega obraza so bile
nalahno, a jasno zacrtane. O.
krog ust je lezal trpek usmev,
da Sc je smilila sama sebi. Zen
ske, XII izvabljajo moske, so
drugacne. Nekaj mladostnega,
privlacnega, svetskega imajo
ma sebi.
Prvie je vzela lepotieje v ro-
Ike. Ia malenkost Sc je spreme-
nila. Bila je skoraj zadovoljna
sana S seboj. Oblekla Sc je in
sla ma promenade. Ko Sc je po-
mesala med mlade zenske in po-
"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
FLATS FOR SALE

BEARD. 1526-Brick 2-ha'. rooms.
bedrooms and bath each sepa-
rate furnaces; brick garages. $1,000,
terms
ELSA REALTY & INVEST co
s2t7 FORT ". VI 1-if00
CARTEN, a374--one-f fourth block TO
Vernon bus two-family. 8 rooms
down. five up: new double garage
81 500. 81 BOO down. ACME, 1903
Gratioi. Plaza 1913
CONCORD. s7T2. near Grateful
rooms, UPPER vacant: excellent con-
dtiun; 81 $50, $3.50 down. owner.
Tuxedo l-09i7
HOLMUR. Mr.. JOY ROAD
S12 500 DOWN
Brick s6 room two-family Fat, sep
arAtc furnaces. good condition. 2-car
garage upper rents for $40. Call
Geo. Reid
$ c HADLEY, INC, REALToR
1900 w McNichols Rd. TN. 10000
NAvAHOE. AZ
South ~ jefferson. 2famiy. 5 rms.
each. Pear garage. ? furnaces. parii-
toned basement In good condition
throughout Insurance company mort
gage. easy payments Sickness is
only reason for selling. Price So, 10.
shown hs appointment ~ r. Redick.
HOUSEMh AN -sPITzLEY CORP.
CHERRY 1916
OAKLAND-6 MILE section. Oats
of four rooms bath each Both
vacant $1,000. 500 dn Edelman,
q526 Oakland. TO. I.4le3
PIERCE. 1882 - Two-family. six
rooms down Ave mp steam FUR
mace. llH easement. Only 81 500,
81 800 down. ACME. 1903 Gratiot.
Plaza QA7F
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Suburbon Real Esfoie for Sale

JACKSON, 1892. Taylor Township -
Attractive dinette bungalow. Ike
new, must sacrifice: modern; full
basement; 81, 500 will handle. Lam
PHAR' S-CA. 631O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

SO ACRES on main highway, 80 miles
from City Hall; new barns, new
silo. all steel stanchions new corn
crib; chicken house. also new fences {,
T-roOm house running water, 3-piece
bath. all modern conveniences Si3,-
500. terms. Call owner, vine i-s500.
until ewes. Sundays DEar. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
FLATS ron SALE
corOnrD Flat RARGAINs

OWNER. 1893 Dime Bldg. CA. Ooos
coLoREB sPEefAtsi- FERRY be:
tween Hastings, Rivard 8 !lats. Is
rooms. 5-ear brick garage. -, 900,
81 600 down, BELMONT, near John
Il. four-faniily, 8 each, separate fur,
naces: 4 garages. Sll.IOO. " 'oVo
down. BRIGGS, Townsend s-OIlo.
cOLORED- 2aRD- Lafayette; 2fam..
pity furn., 81. 1T, 81 500 $1,000 Din.
HAMLAR, 5i3 r. Kirby TR. 2-S5ti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
THE DETROIT TIMES
FEMALE HELP. WANTED

IS SIRES for dancing partners. part
90 fuii-time salary guaranteed can
, earn up 20 SIS weekly Apply after
b. ma Hollywood school az Dane
lng a2ti Woodward TE 2-spf2
COlORED HOUsFKFEPER- To stay
on place 4f8 P Kirby. Mad. 5o2h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
industrial Property Sale. Lease

Il. uO0 70 IN one story building
7tx?fO. with ~ calling with park
irs space. For sale only. Vaughn
Bigelov Co.. Cherry 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

LII ILL fAumS fOh SHLL
COWAN RID. mr.. Wayne Rd. firm
ranch house. modern. chicken
house. 4-car. not air heat, orchard,
ga acres; $4,000. terms. Proulx,
i3iO w. Vernon. LA. $751;.
GARDEN CITY - ! y -ac homesites,
sos dn.. s12 mo. Newman JOY. cor.
Inkster RI. RE-. 1888 or Gil 1850.
OPPOSITE Lincoln Park High school
"a bedrms., tile features, $500
dn.. ready for occupancy model
open. cor Lafayette & Rose. l.
savage Broker. AT slii.
Overlooking Edison Lake
no CASH NECESSARY. down pay
ment financed.
GROSSMAN
sif2 8. Telegraph Road. between
Michigan and Van Born
Dearborn 1896 or Wayne 900
ROYAL OAK FARMS
Rochester Rd and IL MILE S2x25s
city water. cleo bus trans stores
schools. churches A city homesite
at farm prices. l0e5 down. Royal
oak 1910.
HousEMAN- sPITZLEY CORP.
SACRIFICE
Man leaving state wants 10 sell small
home. furnished oil ht., city water
lot lOOx20o Priced 20 sell Al once
$4,000. 81. 600 down, balance on
mortgage Hurry for this one
HOUSEMAN- sPITZLEY CORP
1854 W. S Mile Rd. mr.. Southfield
Redtord 1882. afternoons
u ACRE. y BLK. OFF PAVEME'T
New Modern Arm Brk.. Bedrms.
Fun Basement Hot Air Furnace.
Convenient u Schools. Churches.
Shopping Better Hurry, See
FOLKER,- 2920T Ford Rd On. t3ii
sox275--sewer. water. gas. walks
s675: near 10 Mile and Woodward.
Judson Bradway Co. RA. 300
COTORED women war workers. aher
the war. WHAT A layod Protect
yourself and family by raising your
own food $3.50 gives deed Address
Box B-2596. Detroit Times. De-
troi, 81
C6fyORFD - Little chicken farms.
west side Bargains' ais Beau
hien. Columbia 1910.
OIORED-Chicken farms. $3.50 up.
Inquire AZ Rev. ". Lewis. $50
Belmont To $500
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COIORFD--W. Grand Blvd. { rms.
furnace heat, 3 garage, top condi-
ton hmm. possn. Sc 400. terms
HAMLAR. 513 +. Kirby. TR. 2-s5ff.
CoLoRED-CHOPE-Gd River. s-rm.
brk., II. A. hit. garage; $3.50.
terms Immediate possession, J..
SLORIN. TR. l-036s. TY. 7-71f5.
COLORED BARGAINS.l Houses.
fats. apartments Northeast and
east sections IVANHOE 2Os7
COLoRED- Roosevelt. 1855 rms (:
steam heat. 2-car garage. S. 500,
terms. CT 1927
COLORED-O Orleans Dawson, s rms !:
sim HI 81 500. terms. TO. 5-0ft7.
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Income Bungalows for Sale
HOOVER, 17345

Near s Mile Road: 5-rm brick du-
pleN homes. distinctive designs tile
features: 81. roo Si0o down. Open
/ 10 g. James A. Hurt, Pingree s30l.
HURLRUT. of Harper. East--53
-- Income large it-t ir--~t trrtt-irr7rtr-
ton. Only $3.50 down. Call lsseA
HA 'S. REAL ESTATE Exch. Inc
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SITUATIONS wANTEp--MALE
Situations wanied-Femuie

YOUNG man Il. wishes work eN-
perienced IN painting and pressing
TRfritv l-0QTf
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HOUSES FOR sALE-WEST


We Sold over Four Million Dollars
Worth Of Homes Last Year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

COLORED Cody. 201A 1922 5 room
house. brick paper. basement hot
air. enclosed back porch. near
school. bus on corner. postwar husi-
ness spot Eve. ~
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TlNN
OWNER. 1885 DIME BLDG. CA. ooo6

COLORED- Horton John r.. rooms.
Euclid Woodward. 10 rooms. ST. coo
dn. Clements Woodrow Wilson. fine
6-rooms, 81 600 On. Harmon. corner
Brush : rooms. Cardnni. Is rooms
$3.50 On. 1891 Hendricks. rooms,
$500 dn Alice near Jos Campau
: rooms $500 dn. Watson John r..
brick p rooms, baths; IS, 500.
Warren-33d. large funeral home.
Many more Stop in Edeiman. q526
Oakland AZ Westminster. TO. 7-af93.
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PINGREE. 1411


Vacant. SIS: nice large rooms al
watS kent 10 good condiiionl auto
matte heat. compare this with
others. reasonable monthly payments.
Anderson. Trinity 2-26l3. agent.
VIRGINIA PARK. 2s2s-i-FLAT
Arooms each Sil-500. 81 500 On. in
come 1928. pay nputs only $40 month.
IL. q. WOODRUFF. INC.
CHERRY 2737
NOLpgEB Fourteenth Fcnkell. brick
2-rN Trowbrlige area. brick 4.
fat. So 800. Breckenridge. frame q
nat. 81 zoo. 81 900 On Cardoni.
R0sedaie. 2-nai furnaces. $1,000
On Clay. brick store and 4-iat
Chandler. Zoe eight Groom apart
ments Cardoni store and hats.
Many more, Edelman '952e Oakland.
AZ Westminster TO. 7-3is3.
coLORED-Chene, 17iO-i4. brk. 2
stores. rms 5.rm. home IN rear.
,. rARKER-TE 1883. TW. 2-2ii5