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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30
MEETS DAD ON 2D BIRTHDAY

Portland, Ind. (UP)-His second birthday meant more than just an- other birthday to Barry Bonifas, who met his father, Capt. I. E. Bo- nifas, for the first time on that day. Capt. BonifaS has been in the Hawaiian Islands with the 7th Air Force for 28 months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30
HARRY FABER IS
 2NDLIEUTENANT
Local Soldier in Germany Received HOnOrs for
 Bravery in Action
WATERVILLE Correspondents PhOne-3-6Sll

Waterville, Dec. 30.-Harry Faber. son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Faber of Faber avenue, was commissioned second lieutenant Dec. 5, in the field of action in Germany, accord ing to word received by the 1ieuten- ants wife, Mrs. Dorothy (Wilhelm) Faber of Middlebury. Harry was wounded last June F, and was awarded the Purple Heart. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal in Sepetmber for heroic achievement by his continuous maintenance of radio communicat tions with his com- pany's gun positions. He has been overseas since March.
 Thursday Night Party
 The Methodist Youth Fellowship of Grace Methodist church held their annual Christmas party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Betty Atherton on Essex ave- nue. Games were enjoyed, also 8 grab bag. A bouffet lunch was served. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. Evan BergwaN, Jacque- line Johnson, Alice Lane, Florence Jenner, Jane Jenner, Betty Gal lagher, May Micloskey, Betty Ather- ton Donald Kraft, Elmer Thorpe, Franklin Jenner and Edward Jen- ner.
 The weekly Bible study classes will be held this evening at the Waterville Union church on Dwight street. Rev. Milton Nilsson and Rev. Edward Halsey of New Britain will be the teachers as usual.
 Thomas Needham, seaman second class, stationed at Sampson, N. Y., is spending a leave with his par entS, MT. and Mrs. Harry Needham of Lakeview avenue. Thomas was very active in the choir of St. PaurS Episcopal church before his enlistment.
 Church Services
 Following are the church services for tomororw:-
 Gospel Hall: Breaking of Bread at 10;30 a. m.; Sunday school from 6:15 to 7:15 p. m.; Evening Cos pei meeting at 7:30 8. m.
 Waterville Union Church: Rev. Milton s. Nilsson, minister. Morn- ing worship service at 10 a. m.: Sunday school at Il o'clock; and evening Evangelistic meeting at 7:S0 o'clock.
 St. Paul'S Episcopal church: Sum- day school at 9:30 a. m; Morning prayer and sermon at Il o'clock. The Young Peoples Fellowship will meet at 2 o'clock in the evening.
 Leonard Ilnicki of Cheshire is spending the weekend with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. William Dubay of 55 Downes street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30
NATUnAL WI9TORY AID

Chicago = tU.P,l = The CIfIeAeo Natural History Museum press has published a booklet tO aequniiit chi- cag0ans with @ kinds Of nelehbors who sllihor ln and around the met rupQlla umbeknoNn to moet eg tAsSf,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30


 Norwich University, Northfield, ver- mont, with the Army Special Train ing division, is spending furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. AL fred N. Peach, Plank road, Prospect. His brother, Alfred Peach, fireman first class, was recently assigned to San Diego, Calf, after completing his training at Sampson, N. Y. and Gulfport, Miss. His wife, Evelyn (Mortison) Peach, and young son, David, reside on the Cheshire Pros pect road, Prospect.
 Private George DukaS, a former employ of The Elton, who was wounded in action in eastern France several weeks ago, is now convaleScing at the Cushing General hospital, Birmingham, Mass, The infantryman was taken captive dur ing the early weeks of the invasion, but made successful escape, ac- cording to letter to friends, here.
 Private First Glass David Chat field, son of MT. and Mrs. John Chatdeld, Prospect, spent a holiday leave at his home.
 Harry w. Faber, husband of the former Dorothy Wilhelm of Mid- dlebury, has been commissioned a second lieutenant at his post in Germany, according to word re- ceived here. The son of MT. and Mrs. Harry E. Faber of 57 Faber avenue, He is holder of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star Medal. He entered the Army in August, 1943, and was sent overseas in March.
 With the Both Infantry Division in France-Private First Class John A. Manke, of Waterbury, Connec- ticut, has been awarded the Combat 1nfantryman's Badge for exemplary conduct in action in France, by or- der of Major General Horace L. Me- Bride, Commanding General of the 80th Infantry Division.
 His wife, Mrs. Marion R. Manke resides at 317 Boyden street, Water bury, Connecticut. He is the son of Mrs. Amalia Manke of 27 Hotchkiss street, Waterbury, Conn. He attend ed Waterbury High School and en- tered the Service in March, 1914.
 An Eighth Air Force Bomber Sta- tion, England-The promotion of Francis M. Fahy, "A, of Waterbury, Conn, from the grade of corporal to sergeant, has been announced at this Eighth Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress base. Sgt. Fahy, top turret gunner on 8 Fort, is participating in heavy bombardment attacks on vital military and industrial tar- gets deep in Nazi Germany.
 He is the son of MT. and Mrs. John Fahy, 35 Edgehill avenue. Wa terbury, Conn. Prior to his entry in- to the AAF, December, 1943 he was employed by M. J. Fahy & Sons, Waterbury.
 Sgt. Fahy is member of the 487th Bomb. Group commanded by Colonel Robert Taylor, 3rd, of Rux- ton, Md. The group is a unit of the Third Bombardment Division, the division cited by the President for it's now historic England-Africa shuttle bombing of the MeSser- schmitt airplane factories at Re- gensburg in southern Germany, August, 1943.
 A Memorial service will be held at the First Lutheran church to- morrow morning for Private First Class Louis J. Lux, who was killed In action in Germany Nov .12. The memorial exercises will be included in the regular weekly 10:25 service, with Rev. Robert A. Heydenreich officiating
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30
@,se4MS1ynvT ESTABLISHED 1885
Wor Is Whot General Shermon Soid It Was = Only Worse.
ESTABLISHED 1885

When on New Years Eve you give passing thought to the flower of Americon manhood on land, seq, and air = in foxhoIes, mud holes, heIIhoIes and jungle hop ing for the end, thot they may come back 70 civilization = dreomins of home sweet home - porents, brothers, sisters = and their first born, whom in thou sands of cases they hoven't seen - eoked with mud and dirt - gambling with deoth - nothing 10 look forword to tomorrow - except inc same or worse.
 So - to our fighting men - A Happy Landing where'er you are --Moy your dreoms of home come true - our New Yeor's wish Co you.
 Store closed New Years Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30
NegIigent-Homicide Cases On Common
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

Robert 0. Synott of $50 North Riverside street has returned to his Navy post at Sachuset Point, R. T., aftr sepnding . leave here. The son of MT. and Mrs. Francis Synott, he helds the rating of boatswains mate second class.
 Raymond L. Welton, who returned to this country recently after two years service in the South Pacific area, has reportd to Miami, Fla, after spending leave here. The son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Kleinert ot 2S0 Homestead avenue, he is an elec- triciar's mate, third class. His bro ther, Lieutenant Welles Welton is serving at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York.
 Sergeant Haywood A. Gilbert, son of John G. Gilbert of l57 Hillside avenue, has been awarded the Air Medal at his post with the 18th Air Force in Italy. In the service since September 8, 1941, he is serving as an aerial gunner.
 Eugene A. Legge, Jr., son of Fire Captain and Mrs. Eugene A. Legge of 34 Hungerford avenue, has re- turned here for a leave after serv- ing for two years in the Mediter- ranean and European areas. En- listing in the Navy on his 17th birthday, July 1, 1942, he was as- signed to an LST following com pletion of training. He participated in action at North Africa, Sicily, Salerno, and Normandy.
 Anthony and Fred Davino, sons of Gennara Davino of g Ridge street, met recently in England, ac- cording to word received here. The brothers, both corporals in the Army, had not seen each other in two years. Another brother. Joseph is serving as & chief petty officer with a Navy unit in the Pacific area.
 Staff Sergeant Walter Sharon of 137 Stillson road is on furlough here frcm Camp Cook, Calf. A former employe of the Chase Metal Works, he entered the service two years ago His brother, Private First Class Joseph Sharon, is serving at Camp Howie, Texas. They are the sons of MT. and Mrs. Michael Sharon.
 Private First Glass Bronis A. PuzaS of 42 Rosemount avenue has been awarded the Purple Heart for wounds sustained in action in North Burma last spring, according to word received here. The son of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Pl1zas, he is also holder of the Presidential unit citation. In the service since February, 1943, he has been in the 1ndia-Burma area seven months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30
Appeals Scheduled For Hearings Before
 Judge Miles McNiff
Both Drivers Convicted Following City Court Trials Fined; List of Defendants, Counsel
 Announced Today

Appeals in two negligenthomicide head the list of 16 to be called at the opening of the Common Pleas Court criminal term Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock before T11dUe Miles F McNiff
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30

The booklet reveals that there age that many types 0f reptiles end ai'ls phibians in tho Chicago ares and tslls how lllov ean hM i0antinaa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30

above ceiling levels. The others are charged with six counts of violating price ceilings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30

The Purple Heart awarded pOSs
 thumOusly to Private First Class
 Peter Roy SprattO, son of MT. and
 Mrs. Nicholas SprattO of Marion,
 was received recently by hls wife,
 of Orange street. The serviceman
 was killed in action in Belgium
 Sept. 13. Before entering the serv-
 ice in April, 1943, he served as
 president of the Spratto Oil Co.
 He left for overseas duty in Oc-
 tOber, 1943.
 Sedalia Army Air Field, Warrens- burg, Mo, Dec. 1944-Second Lieu tenant Andrew Holickes has recent ly been assigned to this installa- tion of the First Troop Carrier Command. He formerly lived at 5l4 North Main street, Waterbury, Con- necticut. Before entering the Army Air Forces he was employed with the Farrel Foundry & Machine Company and attended Warrior Run High school. His wife, the for mer Rose L. Forgione, is residing in Sedalia, Missouri.
 Private Joseph Kramer of GA Eliz- abeth street, who was wounded ir action in Italy Nov. 2, has returned to his outfit, according to word re- ceiyed by his parents, MT. and Mrs Meyer Kramer. He has forwarded his Purple Heart award to his par ents. The private, who is with an in fantry unit, entered the service more than two years ago and has been overseas 19 months. His brother Private First Class William Kramer is serving in France.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30

Robert o. Synott of $50 North Riverside street has returned to his Navy post at Sachuset Point, R. T., aftr sepnding leave here. The son of MT. and Mrs. Francis Synott, he helds the rating of boatswains mate second class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30
SeIf-Defense Claim Likely

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30

A Memorial service will be held at the First Lutheran church to- morrow morning for Private First Glass Louis J. Lux, who was killed In action in Germany Nov .12. The memorial exercises will be included in the regular weekly 10:25 service, with Rev. Robert A. Heydenreich officiating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30

Sergeant Haywood A. Gilbert, son of John G. Gilbert of l57 Hillside avenue, has been awarded the Air Medal at his post with the 18th Air Force in Italy. In the service since September 8, 1941, he is serving as an aerial gunner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-30

Leonard Ilnicki of Cheshire is spending the weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dubay of 55 Downes street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13

~ 'ffif'.s III FNl
CIRARDlN, so32. near Msrcus-S
s1.o75 down Broker, PL so22
CRATlOT-ioi3 MILE SEC.
broom modern home. | acre good soil
garage. ? large up-to-da,e chicken
houses fruit, trees. grapes; paved street.
IS $50, 50 500 down. S35 month
i7s44 = Smile rR 1895
GRArIoT-sTATE FAIR SEC.
rooms . hedreoms. attic space for
more screens. storm windows psvrd
street: $500 81 $50 down. $40
TURNER g. WILSON
l2s44 y. s-Mile Pr leae
CHARLOTTESVILLE SEC
2-hedroom home. tile features chrome
fyturcs large attic. basement. a.
heat. $4,000. substantial down $50
mo Including taxes and Insurance.
IRWIN. KIGHT Il HINES. INC.
CRATIoT-s Mile Sec bedrooms.
i5c,r attic. gar, full price $4,000
5000 down. s35 month Boyer Real
Estate. 2oaii Hsrpor TU 2-so2o
GRATIOT-9 Mile Sec bedrooms. sun
isndscaped. 81 500, $500 down
BOYER. 2ooii Hsrper TIL 2-so2o.
CROSSE PIE WOODS. 4 rooms. mod
immed poss only $500 down Boyer
Real Estate. 2oaii Harper. Tu $500
HAYES 7.Mile sec bedrooms.
fioored attic. garage: full price. 81 200
5000 down s3S month Bower Real
Estate 2o9ll Harper IT, 2-se2o
LANG. near Moranc. brick: bedrooms.
nook attic csrpetlng screens. storm
windows landscsped must sell. Corriek.
H"el'or iE oSda
SEYBURN. 1890. i2-room duplex. 3
bedrooms each gas heat. scar gsrare
priced 20 sell HuCK. broker. PR 1890.
TRoEsTER. 1851 s-room brick
Colonial large lot: 2 years old rec.
room. $4,000 81 900 down HUCK.
broker, PR 1890.
4 RMS. bath rarage, 40 Il. lot. 81
and Van Dyke Dis.
HUGO J HEssE. REALToR
220S0 Van DYKE ave 81 $500
COLORED-Harmon. near John n.
rooms Good shape pear garage.
$3.50. with 81 600 down Balance
terms TR 1-670o, TO o-9l95 eve
nings
vscsrt: s.. Auhin and War.
rem nve room single 500 down.
Widman-Milwaukee. seven rooms lias.-
iHes-Pslmer. brick. "A. TW 2-fdi3.
COLORED-ssoo On $4,000
3723 Fort 7 rms hsmt furnace.
cleo stove Kelvinatur Scar garage
4 g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
BOARD AND ROOMS

AVERY. ASA corner west Warren.
best foods lunches packed $40 per
week single beds
BLVD WEST GSAND. 3T6-Ccntlcman.
showers. lunches packed Home Cooking
LOBBY rood TRANSFORMATION LA oslS
FIELD 4o4o--Cirls home cooking and
privileges excellent TRANSFORMATION Pack
ards Briggs Budds, Murrays. DpdseS
OF. 66f5
NEWLY DECORATED good food ex-
cellent transportation. near Wood"aId-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
HOUSES ron sALE-YEsT
ABINGDON 1891

NEAR PLYMOUTH RO
4 PERFECT , = room honc. NEWLY
prCOVATED. new shades barge
foored attic n. A. heat fenced yard
LONGAcRE. i2ooi. mr.. Plymouth Rd
Beautiful 5-room 4-yesr-old home,
immaculate. FL tile features. large
corner lot: fenced. garage, awnings.
storms screens. paved. Bargain
AUBURN 1890. mr. Plymouth Rd-
Ideal Groom prevar home full tile
bath 81, years old II a. heat. quick
possession ONLY IS 500.
GRANDMONT, 1884. near Plymouth
Rd--5 large rooms. bath Al condl-
ton stairway to hoored attic. new
7ox12a paved For quick sale,
$4,000 substantial down payment,
Roy l.. Rountree, Realtor
l62oo Plymouth Rd We $1,000
APPLETON l2s63. Mr. SSchOOLCRAFr
HERE is what you have been looking
fora new brick home, $500 DOWN
Don't wait see this one-OPEN
o b HART COLO s65l-CA 200
AUBURN-JOY ROAD-2 bedrooms. IL
r. living room. tile bath soft 'ot,
near public and parochial schools. only
s. 500 small down payment. CE 1870.
SRELDEN'S SOUTHFIfLD GARDENS
BRACE. NEAR JOY ROAD
RJNCALOW-VACANT! bedrooms on
bath divided basmt. for recr. rm.' lsree
covered porch paved ST.. screens. strm.
windows Sc. 500 terms CE i44o.
DALE. i2ss7. NEAR SCHOOLGIRL
CAN BE BEAT New brick. tile bath.
partitioncd basement near schools and
ci,y, parks. bus Sery ,iS,, paved s, street
n u HART 60 CA 7lOO-HO s65l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
ADERNA HOTEL
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

BLVD West OEaNO, az NppuNdlut
PHEASANT room, gentleman, references
CADILLAC Graiio,-Harper ,ransporta'
ton gentlemen only. nice home. Oh
1868
CARSON. AZ West Vernon Hwy Newly
furnished. good transportation. > girls
or couple III 1899 after 3
EDISON 80 ATTRACTIVE master bedroom
iet gentleman IN private home TO
Sc
EP,7oRTH BLVD. 60 LARGE furnished
twin beds privileges, conveniently To-
Gated ~ 5-3l4e
FURNISHED room With kitchen accom-
'odations In basement 10 ii12.
GRAND blvd and Grand Piyer-Cen.
tleman private entrance and bath
$685. Vinesood
GRAND RIvER-Jo, . ruls TO share;
private entrance -IN e-6Nsl
HELEN 2l4s-At'ractiyely furnished,
/. ? girls good transportation II Al3l
MASSACHUSETTS i3i lIifhland
PARK. renileman preferred, near Chr!s'
Tor To S.S637.
than wages Call before D, m. TW
l-72lS
ROOM for ono gentleman walking
distance 20 Packard day worker PIE.
ferrcd $3.50 Townsend
WASHBURN 1881 - LADY employed
s. per week, good transportation no
s00S
Northumberland. modern room auto
matte hot water, heat, gentleman. TO
s.i6l9
WHlTE-s772 Arcadia Room for re-
hned gentleman, good transportation.
TY d-7so7
WHITE. a'irac,iyely furnished bedroom
sober gentleman. good transportation.
TY s-o2o6
CoLORED--2 respectable sober working
gentlemen 10 Slare private room. must
he neat, II not OF thiS type do not call.
TR 2-So3o from 1880 am. 10 ! Pm.
COLORED-Front room In Christian
home clean quiet, gentleman only. TY
6-4ol3 excellent transportation.
COLOR ED--Neatly furnished room for
working gentleman, good tranSporta'
ton. TO e-32Ss.
CoLORFD-Neatlv furnished room ,
gentlemen Sill Woodland TO 7-4a37.
CoLoRED men only 10 Nhare bachelor
apt; good transportation TO 5-353l.
Furnished room for single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
GREENVIEW.JOY RID.

ONLY IS 900. ON PAVED. ST.
5-room bungalow bedrooms. dinet'e
full tile bath. screens, storm windo
full attic. prewar construction. imme-
date possession. TERMS. &C la4o
HEALY. 1868 bedrooms. tile fca-
,ures. vacant $4,000 Small down
payment. J Kaczmarek. Resitor, 1886
Hoihrnak TR 2-bSs2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
! Situations wonied--Femole

LADY wishes lsnitofs ~ork. office
cleaning TO 7-oa9o
MIN and family bundles. special on
shir's relisele TO s-si4s
MAT colored giri wishes day or nishi
work TO T-s4ss.
NURSE 49, AaY case, infant care a
speciality TO 5-5sas.
RELIABLE ocsored girl wishes eay vore
references. cleaning. ironins ~ sa3s.
WALLS. ceilings Woodwork washed,
neatly. references IR 2.osT4
t,tDt1fED Eifl wishes job a. nuESemaid
cr mothers helper fond ~ children. no
laundry. home nights MA 45af.
.COloREn giri wants general cleaning
and laundry S 20 4. So so car fare
Msrths TE i-5li2
CoLoRED girl wishes day work VaSli.
ms ironing So, csrfarc. TO 6-s929.
COLORED lady viii 90 washing al
home. reliable. TE aaron.
COLoREp girl wishes wall washing
ard dAy Vork RA 72le
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13

CoLoRED - 5-room. bath. complete
furnished steam heat, ofner IN seTv-
tee references TO S-363S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
JPHoLSTERING


.REUPHoLsTERY ADVERTISERS rs
THE DETROIT TlMEs SUBSCRIBE
TO THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS.
REUPHOLsTERY SERVICE SHALL rs
CLUpE STRIPPING TO BARE FRAME,
SPRINGS RETlED. FRAMES Pc.
PAIRED AND PARTS REPLACED
WHERE NECESSARY
Al UPHoLsTERINC Choice covers
Fidelity Upholstering Call or o7so
ARTISTIC UPHoLsTERlSC
1888 Grand River TY $500
DRAKE UphoISierinr. me workmanship
low prices. TY 4-o7i4, Eve no 7954
"BELCREST"-Resiyl written guar
est 5552 fireman TY 4-2213
ZINE QUALITY UPHoLsTERINC
2-Pc $50 so BEHRmAN's TY 6-7e73
CALL BERKs for quality uphols,ering
1908 CD RIVER no 2oes.
CUSTOM quality reuphols,ering $40
down, 81 week ProgreSs PL 1896.
EXPERT UPHoLsTERiNG and REPAIR.
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. $3.50 cush-
ions rebuilt, 50 so, prompt service
large selection OF materials. TR 1882
FOR nne upholstery. can Crane Up
holstery, $685. Mack. PL 2iTl
INDIVIDUAL STYLING. $40
$3.50 Cd Riyer-TIMPAS- HO $500
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your
2-pc suite Call TO $500
RESTYLINC REUPHOLsTERINC
MA 1882 AIRCRAFT TO 1880
RIDLEY FOR UPHOLSTERISG
Ridley UpholstererS TY 4-s32l
THE FINEST UPHOLsTERINC
We 7-o0l0 1913 GRAND RIVER
UPHOLSTERINc REsTYLIEG $40
KIRBY FURNITURE-TY 4-ls42
UPHOI-sTERING-Remodelinr slip COW
'ers. Grapes. reAS. terms TO s-453A
2.PIECE suites upholstered 7.dsy scrv-
ice terms. 20Ss MyTtle IL ] 8 5Pb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
RENTALS WANTED
HOUSES FOR RENT
Houses Tor Rent

trcvr-ST WET DlIfici, Wyandotte-
Something different new brick duplex
singles, bedrooms. refTig stove,
| srreene etc Gail owner ca qngS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

INTERNAL grinder lathe hand or bor-
iuf mil opefsfor OtBye6 by WMpC
Is e.70i2 Good references 49, for
John CNl0Iec
ColDRED man witfrt pm thac pfi
ta o fHrrfiF Fflr anittrr 90 cook cA-
.lrntrf ,--vm- paric Tf T-isoa
COLORTD to, tlsnrl vcrA after - 30
q FF nfEI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
CENTER LINE
FERNDALE

81 70O-s5oo DOWN
Balance easy terms. Inman-Ape.. Just
south OF 10 Mile Rd e. paved straet:
near school Mr. Waite. mornings and
evenings. TO fst52i iouseman- Spltz-
~ Corr CH fs1e
CIRARDIN, so32. near Msrcus-5
rooms. garage vacant soon. $3.50
sl075 down Broker PL S022
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13


PINGREE. l42S
: rooms up and ) down, separate iur.
naces: gear garage, lower vacant Good
value at $500 Terms. WIETERsEN'
ca 2I6l.
RIvERvIEW, 1924. mr. SCHOObCRAFT
ATTENTION. HOMESEEkERsf Give
your family real treat by moving
into nice new ultra-modern brick
home Act quickly on this ONLY $500
o b HART COCA 7loo-Ho se5l
Robson, nr. Grand River
Five rms. living room with natl IRE
place. large bedrooms. side dr. gar
screens. storms and awnings wonderful
condition, priced very low at SO. $50
terms Bruton Realty. We $1,000.
ROBINS eo37-4 bcdrms., ST ut,
gar $4,000 dn Realtor PL 64si
WEsTBROOK-4 rms. bathrm.. lot go
wide $4,000. $3.50 DIN. Harkins.
2fi4S Fenkell,
wEsTwooD. 1887, n OF WARREN
ONLY $500 DIN.
Pay bal like rent; 2-bedrm. buns.. full
bsnit, n. a ht. extra Ice. lot. mr. ~.
Peter Paul's Catholic ChuTch open
daily II 10 g. David Floyd, UN Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
IN DEARBORN

Maysurn. 22o4 one block west OF
Telegraph az Ford I'd. attractive face
brick bungalow priced right for quick
sale Open sunday l 10 p. m. or call
kales Kramer Inv. Co.
Gil $3.50
JUSTINE ls6ls-Brick single. hot air
heat. vacant. $4,000 Small down
payment. Holbrook Bldg. Corp. 1880
Holbrook. TR 2-56s2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13

CRATlOT-loi, MILE SEC.
broom modern home. | acre good soil,
garage. ? large up-to-date chicken
houses fruit trees. grapes. paved street.
SIS $50, So 500 down. S35 month
TURNER a. WILSON
r7Saa = a,iiie pR 1904
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13

A DETECTIVE service. 1. C. S.;
licensed: Industrial commercial and
private. missing persons, shadoving.
etc. TIE $4,000 or TIE l.7e5l, day or
eNanfnQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
ACREAGE ron SALE

DEARBORN-Ford. Road near railroad.
almost acre OF land for factory site.
Terms. Ia 1907
GRAND RIVER ~ Nile Acre and 4.
with unfinished house. s2.7o0. Ia
1907.
10 ACREs-Midcle Belt-Liber;y Park;
Groom home. modern Other buildings.
e. 500 terms LA SoO7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-13
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

Two furnished rooms for Mshi house
seepinr $50 Harmon Good Transports
iicT White.
TWO gentlemen or two girls private
entrance, excellent Transportation. OR
sss4
VAN DYKE aS4l-2 rooms handy "a
factory private entrance ADULTS.