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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15

YoRK-Pnt-zed can add them 70 the of their heads with skyper houette fa-whch do much cake that Alice Wonderland these tower high R inches; height that's achieved zoomnig trimming upward by designers twists with fabric felt
 Often the hgh-hat fashions peaks yelling which particularly enchanting flock misty coopon-color Frequently however the syponng depends both the bnyad and aviary What gives these sw tufts pumes
 sleek look bath of yen metallic paint of which you'll the model at the right Launched in her fall collection the upswnging feather sned paint nest helmet of felt metal called palladium.
 nigh peaks are solid towers of felt or fabric cevery manipulated by de- sgn to look lofty but topheayy the Liberty net sown the left with the peaked bos buethe blue Of neon hehtsths hat isA version of the famous Marianne Liberty the designers tribute to the Liberated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15

84g AOAA& W aOA
 get the contri- button that men { r eQue ntly make. In the home today parents share msponsibilit les for teaching and sratntng the family in sick ness and in health. The type of man Clarence Day pictured in Life With Father" ts out-
 nngled, There ig nothing new about fath CT arving fn hein
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15
HOME FRONT FORECAST
HOME FRONT FOkECAST-- Order Issued For LOW-COSt New Clothing
BY ANN sTEvgCK REA Staff Correspondent

Washington. Aug. l5.-You will be able to shop for everyday cloth- ing items with definite low prices. if the Office of Price Administra- Hons Consumer Advisory Commit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15

the steps and swung onto tla girder a la Tarzan. 1t ali but start cd a riot. Women screamed ans tainted. Half Of the towns police men showed up. It was Q gre@ scene"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15
Wives Face Problem Of
 Adjustment
By RUTH aELE.ETT

For many c war wife the nrst year or two after the return Of her husband may be more oiineuII period of adjustment than the years of separation endured while the war
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15
SSr;HISS

Men, Too, Learn Home Nursing
 By MARY BEARD
 Director Nursing Service
 American Red Gross
 Written eor NEA Service We usually refer to the home nurse, as Co the teacher, with e fem. mine pronoun. Because women have traditlonally filled these roles wt nna a.uAs.a aA 4aN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-15

WE, THE WOMEN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22
BIG GAME OF BALL TONIGHT, ROTARY, (.(.

The starting battery for tonights game between the Rotary Filth Colunnists and the Chamber oi Commerce Loyalists will be Jim Ryan catching and Hank Harmon pitching for the Fifth Columnists, and Fred Henning catching and Harry Sperling pitching for the Chamber.
 If these men last out the first inning there will be no need to use some of the hidden talent that both sides claim to have up their sleeves. but it is certain that both batteries will have to be relieved before the game is very well along, and it is then that Tom Morgan and Frank Hermann will use their hidden ball play as it were.
 After hearing Hank Hermon boast over the radio last night about all his years in the various sports, Morgan was doubtful about putting him into the game at all, as his age seemed to be so great that it would be very unlikely that he could even reach the mound, but he insisted that he could make it and after medical examination by Dr Rude checked by pr. White head of the Rotary in the interest of fair play he was pronounced sound of wind if not of mind.
 Ticket sales have been brisk to- day, and it is certain that the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22

stands will be filled with wildly
 enthusiastic fans. The price of one $18.75 bond has been found to
 be much too cheap for such en-
 tertainment and the committee wanted to raise the price, but OPA took exception, as usual. There fore the price remains the same, although there is nothing in the regulations that prevents someone from buying two seats and oc- only one, or is there, OPA?
 Feeling perfectly safe, Jack Flet- cher offered a small bond to the first player on the Chamber of Commerce team to score a home run, providing the votes go to Mary Allen Shattuck has provided the same inducement for the Rotary Club, but he IS not so safe. No stipulation was attached to this bet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22
Officers Dance on
 Saturday Evening,
 Governor 5 House

The Hospitality Committee of the A. WV. s. will sponsor a dance on Saturday evening from 8 until l2 o'clock at the Governors house for all officers of the Army, Navy, and Coast Guard who are in the city, it was decided at the meeting of the organization held yesterday. The officers may escort ladies ot their own choice, if they desire.
 Another consignment of cookies was sent to the servicemen in the Aleutians, and a letter of apprecia- tion for the donations has been received.
 One of the many projects of the making over of used
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22

showed his stuff Blum of the Red Birds pitched good ball but lacked support from his, infield.
 It was a hotly contested game throughout, however. The two teams are evenly matched. Both registered five hits each, and it was really anyone's game until the last inning.
 The Coast Guard IS now tied for first place with the Signacs, who are still wondering how they lost their game to the PAA bunch. Me Mahon did brilliant work for the Guarders last night, as did short
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22
ALASKA COASTAL ON
 TWO FLIGHTS TODAY

Eva Mezendahl, Rose Dellama, and A. J. Wright were passengers for Excursion Inlet today, via Alaska Coastal. Wilbur Lindoff was flown to Hoonah, and Anton Hatley, Frank Lablonen, Jeanne Welch, and Janice Marks returned with the plane from that point
 A flight to Sitka carried Alice Simpson, George Guerroro, John Floberg, Jack Waters, Edward Chur-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22
! HURLER5 STAGE
 DUEL LAST NIGHT,
 S0FTBALL LEAGUE

Tn one of the best pitching duels seen this year in the Softball Lea que, the Coast Guard team beat the Finance Red Birds last night by score of 3 to 0. Walter Mar tin, Manager of the Coast Guard, avs his pitcher, Frank Stimac,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22

stop Pirrone, and third baseman Holloway.
 In the second game of the eve ming the PAA team nosed out the City Team by score of to 3. 1t was a thrilling count e I throughout, with the City Team rallying in the latter part of the game. Both teams had five hits each and the score could have been either way
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22

clothing-is being carried on each Tuesday evening beginning at 8 o'clock under the management of Mrs. B. D. Stewart and Mrs. A. E. Glover. This work is being done on an upper floor of the Cover nor's house, and the side door may be used for convenience.
 Tonight the A. w. V. s. will as- sist the Business and Professional Women's Club at one of the booths selling war bonds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22

chill, and Henry Moy. Returning, were Chris Bailey, Dick Nicholas, Ada Smith, Harold Engleman, and Fred Beismeyer.
 A return flight yesterday from Ketchikan brought H. Schmalch, z. Gross, and Max Lewis to Juneau.
 Brought here from Sitka on an- other flight were Brooks Hanford. James Bowling, Jack Fletcher, Ernie Parsons, Harold Foss, and k. Cheyne.
 John w. Merrill and Frank Crut- singer, of Seattle, are in town and guests at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22

Some 10000 items are now pack aged in glass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-22
c. J. BUTCHER IN TOWN

c. P. Butcher, of Skagway, is in town and guest at the Gastineau.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-05-11
WARNING TO DOG OWNERS

O,yinp TO the fact that numerous complaints have
been brought before the Mayor and Town council
concerning dogs running at large over gardens,
flower beds, porches etc, We call attention to the
following regulations Of the dog ordinance which
will be strictly enforced, beginning May IS:
Ii is unlawful for the for the persons hav
ing charge of any dog to allow such dog TO be loose
or run large upon the streets or alleys or else
where in the town of Oakland when not under the
immediate control Of some person
The Chief Of Police and Street Commissioner have
been ordered to enforce TINS ordnance
MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-05-11

Pleasant VALLEY. and lIt ami Mr.
Ernest FItLWAtrr and LA4aAl-t o4
Cumberland.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
'aMONKEY ON A STICK"
Continued from preceding page

the charming room - at the new radio, at
the piano they were buying on time for the
children He ran his fingers through his
thick hair; he seemed suddenly very tired
Finally he asked quietly. Then Meg. you
were responsible for my name being attached
to this thing?"
In a way. d. As you know. most sach
devices remain anonymous. But occasionally
it does no harm to name the inventor. J.
After all, Jim. it came out OF your depart
ment. and you have your family and your
future to consider"
My family and my future" he said
And Connie watched in silence for she knew
how it must be for him. seeing this dazzling
new life of theirs slipping away. Il suppose"
he said. that if make that correction. :"
Meg shrugged. I'm sure the company
wouldn't be too pleased to have their an
nouncement discredited"
TN other words I'd lose my job."
Il have no doubt that you would" She
added pointedly, Since you understand
better now. you must try to be reasonable
Jim's smile was very grim. 1T would be
lot worse for my family" he said. ''if
climbed up the ladder by stepping on m
other mans face. No one with a spark Of
honor would conceive of such thing!"
Meg stood up Your gratitude is beyond
beliefr' she said angrily.
ssIHAr may BE- But I'm going to phone
the company tonight. and if they don't
make the correction I'll call the papers my
self, every last one of them. III see that
Paul gets the credit he deserves"
"A very pretty plan. might add that I'm
going to need this house at the end of the
week l have friends coming.
Il have no doubt of that. either" jim
admitted grimly.
Meg left, then Her dark eyes blazed with
anger; her smile was cold with triumph
But there was something else in her face,
too "a kind Of bleakness, heeting, evanes-
cent, as though she had lost her way.
When the door had snapped to behind
her, Jim turned to Connie. His face was
tense with worry. and she held her breath.
Because if Jim was going to become one
of Meg Dy1's dead beats, now was the time
I'm sorry. Connie" he said slowly.
I'm afraid it's going to be worse than
starting from scratch, because I'll leave
here under a cloud. Meg will see to that
But she can't stop you" Connie said.
Not If you don't mind too much.
Mind? Why darling!"
Jim took her in his arms, smoothed her
soft, shiny hair. Her head came just to his
shoulder. and he held her close. He said m
astonistment, Il guess Meg was making
trained monkey out of me, Come She
called the tune and walked the tightrope,
with parasol in my hand"
But only for little while, darling. Not
Evening star., 1944-11-05


ful I am to have sseh neighborsr
Occasionally she dropped by after supper
too, always with some unobtrus've oifer'ng
"a book for Tommy. or an arrangement
by which cleaning woman would come IN
twice week C''But that goes with the rent
YOU nice childrenr' she would say.) She
was 50 tactful, always. trying to make you
feel that you were doing her favor by living
in the cottage and frightening her lie,
because she loved young people 50.
Then one evening in October she drove
down from the big house after dinner. She
was carrying newspaper under her afm'
and her eyes twinkled happily.
Connie said. You're just in time to have
coffee with us. Meg" They were having it
in front of the fire, and Connie went to get
another cup while Jim drew up a chair.
Meg smiled. Il gather" she said. that
you haven't seen the evening paper yet.
Jim laughed. mo, what's up?"
Meg smoothed the paper on her lap. then
handed it to jim Connie peered over his
shoulder. There was Jim's picture. and I'm
demeath it long article headed: NEW
MAGNETIC DEVICE DEVELOPED BY JAMES
WINTHROP. DYER COMPANY REVEALS SEM
SATIOelAL DISCOVERY.
Connie exclaimed. How wonderful!
Jim didn't answer She saw that his face
was white with shock. Good grief" he
muttered. there must be some mistake!'
mot bit of it" Meg said happily. But
don't wonder you're surprised. Jimmy boy.
They don't often announce those things"
Jim dropped the paper back on the sofa.
He looked dazed. Il didn't develop that
device. It's Paul Whites invention. He's
been working on it for years. He added un-
comfortably. "Il have to phone and have
this corrected at once. What an idiotic mis-
take for them to maker"
The device came out of your labora-
tory" Meg reminded him firmly. She sound
ed a trife impatient; then she laughed.
You scientists! What purists you are!"
II don't think you understand" Connie
could see that Jim was trying to keep his
temper under control. He explained patient
ly. Paul perfected that device in my labora-
tory. may even have helped little. But
it's entirely his conception"
'sIHE patent belongs to the company"
Meg pointed out reassuringly. "Of course if
MIR. White wants to sue us. =. She
shrugged. 1T isn't easy for pennies
young man to sue big firm, especially
about device which has gone through sew
eral departments.
Jim stared. ''You mean you still want me
to get the credit"
Jimmy, have your welfare at heart -
you know that. Why do you suppose per-
suaded them to give you department of
your OWN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
'coLoRED VACANT

NFNTI1 TO MUN = IN
Modern . rms. bath fun basement
hot air 2-car gar, side drive. 81 5Ol
dn $500 szkala Agency TW
1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE Furnished Room, for Rent

CARSON, 2325 (west vernor)--
Lovely room; radio; couple or two
girls. excellent trAnsportatio Ref
erences VineWood i72s3 after three.
GRAND RfVt H-geY-- Rvrrri.- twu
giris, share. private entrance
Tyler 6-Rbsl
GRATIOr seven Mile - Girls, new
home private entrance bath Ar
hngion 22fe. ideal for night workers
McGRAW. 2T56 - Missouri Grand
River: transportation. Gentleman,
day worker. 50.
COLORED- Front room. Christian
home two eiesn. quiet gentlemen
afternoon or night SHIFT excellent
transportation. Tyler 6-io13
COLORED Two respectable Chris
tan working women to- share bed
room. 6362 lronwood Call afiet
thTee
C0LQREpr Comfortable room. work
ing gentleman Private room. tx
ceilent transportation. Temple i-e023.
G0b0RED-Aeatly- furnished front
room. single gentleman. quiet
home. rEmple 2-i323.
COLORED-Fu Furnished room. Chris
tan home, quiet, sober; single,
double, ritzroy 1850.
COLORED-D Desire sober couple east
side convenient location, near Graz
tot. FitZToy 0i1q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
ON REAL ESTATE

.gnn4ls.A-- -Aspll ~ 7 silt>.l.l- Is
LADDERS ASBESTOS SIDING
LUMBER MILfWOEK SHEET
METAL SUPPLIES WHOLESALE
II ACRES Or BUfLDiNg SUPPLIES
1881 w Warren Phone Oregon 07O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22

MEN AND WDMtN ~ Erprt5 f9ods.
ltamins and other essential prod
urfs On cnusI mffs Fun or pa rf
fiue Write a. once RsUIeign 2.
neri WOO - ErfAn-ri. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
Center Line

New. bedrms ne bath with tth
i2Nnch basement walls \ real home
huiit 10 last FILA terms
SEMAN-SPTTZLEY CORP.
Center Line 1870
COTTAGE - rooms only 81 700
81 200 On. S25 mo Harpefs NJ
sec. Immediate possession. Rorer
Real Estate. 2O9il Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Office Work

fARGk y nEEEhf pikNV CN
All LAAA-L - ll- MY Ia
OPENINGS ~ ALL TYPES Of OBJ
NCE WORN TNPlSIs. CLEitkS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

HOUSEKEEPING room: sink, lsun-
dry privileges employed person :
good transportation. Tyler 6-is24
-ROoM-with kitchen privileges Gail
Tyler 5-5i04. after . p. m.
TWO ROOMS. private entrance. semi
private bath, oil heat: near Ford
River Rouge. prefer adults with
! child VI. 2-6i3i.
COIORED - Two furnished rooms
working men, two girls or couple
Melrnse 2Q72
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
VICTORY GARDENS
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE
Suburb ban Reel Esio,e for Sole

Nr'Tf,NrrfvE. NEW HOME. Tls
bath and shower. partitione1 bsse-
msnt II a coat furnace Put $50
down ana rnuvs n SKeSSMAH cor.
Van Born and Wayne KIDS. Wayne
a21 m 3if2 : Telegraph between
Michigan and Van Born Dearborn
1886
PLEASANT RIDGE
Lovely 3.hedrm. Dutch colonial. auto.
hr,f scTtsUei FCfrn Es!Ezs- DsHT-
tifuily handicapped priced under
50 non, immediate occupancy IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS
HOUSES FOR RENT

NORTHWEST section
Faust 1885 corner Fargo. I hlks
west ~ Southheid net. and Mile
Nd-' modern 2-bedrm single home.
UsEMAN- sP1TzLEY CORR
WAYNE. MTCBIGAN-New 2-bedr.,
fuil base. home ready 20 move IN,
SJU no Gail DECKER We. 7-6f06.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
coal AND COKE
WOOD

NEW GAS STOVES SfTg5
FhfNU RROs
FE7E Grand EIyrr. heaf FTuffffFfn
1880 Grand River (Sch9alciagD
open Thurs Pr. Sat Ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
EDUCATIONAL

SPECIAL switchboard, Sf3; rersp
tionist filing typcwriurg AM
comptometer practice free Butte
switchboard school. 1927 David stot
EuildlnE CherrA gn1l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
DEARBORN
HOUSES FOR SALE--EAST

ANNOTT, ? blocks north ~ 7 Nile
New rooms hath. dinette large
attic. basement. $500 down. O. o..
knapp TW. 2-Oo5O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
Situations wanied-Female

olIuutioUs Voutto-f t"Qie
BUNDLE washing. experienced lsun-
dreR my home. cash and carry.
Temple ? 2ius
BUNDLE Washing Expert ironer.
cash and carry hofh Beechwond
Tyler 8 1857
CURTAINS Seauy done. my hone
liWn, rufred, cash, carry. Tyler
6-kt52
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes
DAYS. hotel work or roOming
house TEMPE 2 1900
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes
DAYS. cleaning. 81 sod carfars.
Ta4nsapa a.si4a
EXPERIENCED. reliable girl wishes
daA work laundry and cleaning
Temple 2-2i0s
GIRL Wishes work IA private family .
stay nights; Thursday. sunday on,
S2b week. Townsend 6-62i3.
WALL Washer Thoroughly expert
enced done neatly: best OF refer
ences Trinity 2-og7i.
YOUNG colored woman desires DAYS
work s. ana carfsre. Tyler 7-73os.
COLORED woman wishes ironing
81 vets home, or Laundry: hy day
ar ueRl i-eHFs rieHeed shirt iroRef-
Randolph 1899.
COLORED girl wishes housework /.
stay nights. Tyler $500
COLORED girl wants DAYS work So.
csrfare IN fi03q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AZ "a =szts.tt.l-..yAk-S tiet T.
2 RMS y. Blvd h. a, stoker, lot
i0Xl50; garage, ) cars ~ 600 On
10 RMS. West, inc $500 brick ana
stone. newly decorated. clean
Frigidaires-2rm. apt. and bath
owner: 50 900 down,
II RMS y. Blvd inc. $500: newly
decorated: Frigidaires. large
garages So 500 down
KELLEY REAL ESTATE co.
Voc WOODMA 2.3Inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
DE SOTO. Mr.. WYOMING

vacant W and down move In At
once SO income NJ shopping nus
snI streetcar only SIS 500. Sia per
month plus taxes
ERUTON REALTY VIZ 6-723O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
ELMER NJ. CLARK
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

N OCEANA COUNTY "a acre gen.
efal farm. Ia miles Community
Center ~ good road creek 7room
house elecircity ard water Excel
Lent h1Iu Aa 40 terms StAG cash.
So pei month I----...-------- n----.-- Eeal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
Ask Kelley Real Estate
for Business Advice

We tPill collect your notes. payments
or rents free Of charge II you deal
with us. Park free IN uir tot rear -rt
office.
1909 Woodward TT 2-37O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
DINE AND DANCE
PERSONALS

EAT ~ Sff0RFS
1920 WEST WARREN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
HOUSES ron sALE-EASr

LYFoRD, BLK. VAN DYKE
Owner priced 10 sell : rms. ) bed
rms. up one dn large living. dining
fm. full base. Only $1,000 ~ 500
down Akefaan- BrukGr-fA--is7n 2n-
PENNSYLVANIA. 353i-7 rooms and
bath, Gear garage, for quick sale
~ owner entire property IN Al con
diuon, leaving city POSSESSION IN 80
DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
ELMER NJ. CLARK

HARPER VAN DYKE SIC.
5 rooms and hath down and hath
up. full basement new steam fur
mace 2-caf garage nice large rooms !,
isr-.s-sr,=~s-lf-.s,t- GsHS ,seEta.
ton quick possession
IRWIN KfGHT a. HINES. INC
if0j4 Gratiot Pngree 5fis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

BUY now AND BUILD LATER
Warren Ave-cnr- sal per foot
Cali MI. WeiiG. NJ. STA or NJ ss7s
Reaume A. sfiloway. Inc -RA, sasi
Buy state owned properties. See
yu,a- real estate broker
coLoRED iSKsTER COMMUNITY
Beautiful large lots, wide streets.
good restrictions. Small On. psy't.
SUNSHINE LAND co. --RA $3.50
702 Bsrlum Tower Eve. To s-2isT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
APIS. FOR RENT-Furnished
HOTELS

s-yAS DYKE - Basement, three
aHrm, parity furnished. S27 30
sluI Iogict ADMITS After three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
COLORED- 100 DOWN

Colonel Berry-John r.; 23-roQm
" brick. 3 Tile, baths iavatorys,
hrep'aces. siaif roof stoker steam
commercial garage Income S545
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
ELMER NJ. CLARK
Sorrento. mean FenkellA

SIS hrirk income large rms Gre
place 1-car gar upper rents SIS
1--we IN lower foy S24 a month
RRtTRN REALTY lE-R-z23
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
ELMER NJ. CLARK

MONTROSE, 1910 tnear Warren
Greeuheid)- Beautiful face brick
income steam heat tile bath. large
lot. garage. $40. 700. 81 700 down
ACME. Plaza p575
ROSELAWN. NEAR CURTIS
Besut . and 81 brick TO root OIL
ieat. stove and refrig tile bs,hs
basement Law brkfsi rms ig bed
rms. sprinkler system upper vacant
nnV lower soon hes, buy IN section
Substantial IN pav'f. tfN. $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22

lsnltoc work; part time only
Randolph Ooii
Man 50 white steady ambitious
-Is.a.4.--.ssr . = ~. 4.s.4.. supervisory
rLI-hinc shop inspection dept. labor
manaFeUeut relations toonng. ma
Dhinen lhNout IN. 2-s27s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
Vermont 175S-S295 On.
rms furnace. owner. ca. OOn6
100 DOWN

1889 DACOSTA
& large rooms, near schools, paved
street. - 600. $500 down
5 rooms bath also attic bedroom
plastered basement newly painted
Gear garage. TOT lo5xi50 Fine lawn.
trees shrubs IS goo 81 800 down
guick POSSESSION HagkinsJ 211sJ
Ferseu RI Ot7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
WAR WORK WANTED

SHIPPING boxes crates, all sizes
available; prompt deliveries, COM
plete packing for overseas shipments.
INTERSTATE LUMBER co
Mound Al 10.Mlle I'd 81 sisi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

A DANDY n ROOM HOUSE WIN
complete plumbing including stail
shower. 2.tar garage acre fertile
sol ! blofk 70 acHoHIs- TI'aT priCs
s. s75 s575 fun down payment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
RrA'. ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH OFTEN IN "a HOURS
We buy i-nats. terraces. apis. etc.
any location. any condition. ca. ooOd.
AT oNcE-cash tor your property:
singles. mats. apartments EIw.
Hsnkel. Hammond Bldg CA 265s.
cAsH-For coloren properties quick
deals; save commission and time.
smedley. i46 T.. Warren. lie. 1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
HECLA AVENUE
ELMER NJ. CLARK
Income Bungalows Tor Sal.

ARE YOU looking Tor lrvcs'ment7
We have an eight-room home ana
cottage 81 Relvldere near Grstiof
Brings Sl2s monthly rent Rice
only 81 $50 81 900 down. ACME.
$500 ;ra,iot PLAZA 9575.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-22
LAUNDRIES
MUSIC LESSONS
RENTALS WANTED

COLORFD couple wants house or
apartment furnished or unfur-
rlshed cali from SIN =. m until ten
IL 4 rrTTrrrr Few irf