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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
THoAAASToN
LEGION TO DIRECT
 PAPER COLLECTION
Salvage Campaign to Be Conducted Here Next
 Sunday

Thomast0n, Aug. 7-The Thomas ton Fire Department Carnival came to a close Saturday evening. The largest crowd of the week was pres- ent. The feature attraction of the evening was concert by the Vol e0tt Fire Department band.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Jonathan E. 0iConnoT Of 27 nEon- son street has been promoted to master sergeant, according t0 word received here, He Is with ap aFmoF. led division in Italy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Bvidge BelnR Repalred

N#"F"HW -
 The bridge over Hane0ck Brook in 6Eeystone district Is being re- paired by the town highway de- pertinent The flooring on the bFidGH which vas laid several years ago had become badly g0Fned with . new flooring being laid,
 To G0 Camping
 Members Of T'eFFyyille Troop Of Boy Scouts No ] accompanied by se0ut Master Jerry LaTouF win leave Sunday, August i3 for a weeks camping at Lake WaFamaug New Preston, Several members Ol Seq Scout Ship No. l gill also ae- company the Boy Scouts for the week.
 Meeting Tonight
 4 meeting Of the TeFFyYllle Fire Department will be held iD the fire house on North Main street, t0' night
 keD Wounded
 MF. and Mrs. Prank Muragski Of Of Union street were notified by the War Department, Friday that their son, Corp Pelig y, MuTawskj had heen wounded in action in New Guinea, Corp, MuTaWski has been tn the service for oyer two years on dhas been in the Pacific tbeateF of waT f0F over year,
 Non Born
 A son was born At Bristol h0spits ei, ThnFsdRy afternoon 10 MT, and MFs, stephen KTaynek Of l7 Dewey aFanlle,
 Arrives Co New Caledonia Word has been received here Of the safe arrival in NeE Caledonia Of ffechnielan Third Grade John ReWak, son Of MF, and Mrs. Mleh- asi ReWnk 0f 1 Snort street, He Is on duty as . maehlnist in an En. eineer Heavy Shop company.
 On lS hlisslons
 Mr, and Mrs Stanley O0sinakl 0l Hillelde Park have received word that fhelr tpn, Set. Ted o0slnskl e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Three Sons Oyerxeas

Hnfee SOt1S OFefheaS
 Mir. and Mrs. Metro Belonickl oi the Todd Hollow district have three sons in the service. all Of whom are serving in foreign lands. Stan Serg- cant Steven Belonick has been sta- toned in England for l8 months with the Army Air Force having been in the service for over 90 months: John of the U. S. Marines has been in service l8 months and has been stationed in the South Pa- ci1o for nearly year while another br0Gher Private First Glass Michael Bel0nicki has been in the service since March. 1893 and is serving in the Army Air Force Ferrying Com mand and has been iu South Amer ica. England. Scotland, Iceland. Afttea. He is serving as a navigator and radioman
 At Shore
 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Blum, Mrs John A. Blum. JF., and daughter and Mrs. Edward S. Mattoon and daughter left Saturday to spend q two weeks vacation at the shore.
 C0mpletes Root Training
 John Sarachun. s. 2-c son of Mir and Mrs. Element Sarachun of Main street has completed his boot training at the Sampson Naval Training Station.
 Fire School
 4 fire school under the auspices Of the Litchfield County Fire Chiefs Emergency Plan will he conducted within the next few weeks. with the first session to be held in Torring- ton and the remaining sessions to be held in the Thomaston fire house. Instruction in combating fires, handling fire fighting equip. ment. first aid and other branches of fire department work will bs given,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
DIANA LEWIS TN LEAD
 OF q, c. CAhgP MUSICAL

Diana Lewis left for Camp Roberts illls Week 10 appear Co the c. T. pEodueti0n Og "0iFi Crazy"
 Diana, wlfe Of M-dsM star Wu- Ham Powell, plays the Judy Garland role in the musical hlk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Waterbury men enrolled at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Cen ter, Texas, include: William ?. RTickel 0f q Lawl0r street. William Briggs, Jr, Of l7 Second avenue, Ralph BuTgick Of IDe Walnut street. and Nicholas D. cappella Of I0e Maple street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Private First Glass John M chesinas of i03 James street has been transferred from Fort Custer. Mich, to Camp Grant. Iil,, where he Is wttb ap Army military police unit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Heme On FnrlOngh

Frank l., Whitman, Jr., Yeoman, first class. U. s. ". R. is spending a fuFiough at the home of his paF- ents, Mir. and Mrs. Prank Whitman of Union street. Yoeman Whitman has returned to this country follow ing several months service in Eur apean waters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Maellng Tonight

A nleeiIng Of the TeFTyVlIIe FIFe Department will be held iD the fire house on North Main street, to- night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Joseph Johnston, wilo Is a patient at the Waterbury hospital after e recent operation Is expected e ge~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Private Elmer J. Roach, U, S. Army. who recently completed his basic training at Camp Wheeler. Ga, is spending g fuTlough with his wife. and son, James. at their home osl Eds0n avenue. Ills wife is the former Mary Ryan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

John J. Began. son of Mrs. Mery Began Of Grove street. has been promoted to sergeant at his post in Italy, where he is with an Infantry unit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Francis E, Conway, Jr, Of l57 Robbins street has completed 2 fuT- lOugh here and has returned to Camp Breckipridge. Ky,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

The baseball game between the American Legion club and the High land Lake 4. C, of Wlnstad which was played at WlDstsd Sunday aft- eIDoop yaS halted Rt the beginning Of the third inning gith the soldiers ahead 5-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Petty Officer 2ie Robert Ander. son, U, s, Navy, spent the week.eBld at the home 0s hlg parents, MF. end Mrs. John Anderson Of Center street. Bge burned several fingers on each hand recently while work. inR on Q Diesel motor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Mild When Cooked

Miss Mcintyre says radisheS
lose their sharp flavor when
cooked and are really quite
mild She recommends chopped
radiSheS in cream cheese for
those with an excess this COM
ing year
Plans for this spring include
payment by each house for
Vegetables used, at market
prices. with a total refund at
the end of the season. In this
way there Will he better records
OF total production than there
were last year
And, in line with the national
tendency TO add fruit 10 the
Victory Garden, the Co-opera-
tiveS are planning 10 grow
rhubarb and Strawberries TO
substitute for the more eXpen-
Sive bought fruits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

Opens

practical questions about
love and U8frIage VIII be
answered hy experts no a neW
series of discussion, iOr girls ON
Cupid Role lin Wartime p
which opens af central branch
NWCA on Wednesday, evening,
March 1 Ht $50 clock
The course continues for
~oven Wednesday evenings un-
der the sponsorship of the
lNCA n cooperation with the
Mcrrlll-pdlmcr School Rcgistra
lion IS 81 for seven evenings and
includes comSclIng on midi
Nidual problems.
DR. Robert @. Foster chair
man OF the Community Family
Lille Services 81 NeruIl-Palmer,
VIII give the opening talk ON
Men and Women iu q Chang.
ing World ON March i COY ~
ing some eff the basic and spccsN
wartime problems of marriage
Dr. J. Loc Vincent Merrill
Palmer psychologist, continues
on March s and IS with practI-
cal facts about The Meaning
ol Love and Love Comes of
AGE DR. Grace r. pcriuc,
physician VIII cover the phy>l-
cal inspect, of sex and marriage
ou March l 100 her talk ON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Wash Sweaters in
.CukeWarm Water

SWEATERS SHOULD be
washed in lukewarm sudsy
water by being doused up and
down gently. Use only two or
three inches of suds. More
would be a waste5of soap. which
is made of vital war materials,
and which during the war,
should not be wasted.
When the water is dirty,
squeeze the sweater out of the
first Suds and repeat the dous-
ing in second lukewarm suds.
Always squeeze water from
-knitwear-don't wiring or twist
as this pulls the yarns out of
place.
Rinse in enough clear luke
warm waters to remove all soap
and then after the last squeeze.
roll briefly IN a soft towel 10
extract as much water as pos
Slble.
Restore to shape and dry by
pinning the sweater 10 the pre-
pared outline. being sure to use
ruSt-proof pins To give 1t a
trim, finished look, block the
sweater after it has dried.
To block, lay il flat on
well-padded board. Cover with a
dampened pressing cloth, and
go over it lightly with a mod
-efateiy- hot IRON Place on 4
clothes hanger to help keep the
shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Greens All Summer

Nevertheless, according TO
Patricia McGraW of Stevens
Cooperative, chairman Of the
farm committee of the Inter-
COOPERATIVE { UnCIL 400
quarts of beans and 300 quarts
of tomatoes were canned. The
houses had an overabundance
of squash IN the fall and plenty
of lettuce, beet green's and such
for eating all summer long.
These cooperative houses
We're open att summer to stu
dents of the regular summer
term as we'll as those of the
summer session and some who
are students in the winter and
work in the summer, SO the
need for many vegetables was
apparent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Allotment Plan

They were allotted 10 the
various houses on the basis of
the number of hours of work
the members Of each house
contributed to the project.
OF perhaps 100 students liv-
ing IN cooperative houses,
some 60 odd worked on "the
farm, committing via the ICC-
owned car, which had frequent
breakdoWns and was as much
of a headache as keeping down
the weeds.
Mildred Mcintyre Of Kathe-
.rlne Pickerell house told me
about the radish crop. Seems
they grew by the bushel so
each house was faced with the
problem of eating them in that
OuantitN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

PATTERN i6fl comes IN
misses sizes from - 10 20. IN
womcn.s sizes 80 20 IS Size Is,
Jacket and skirt, BIS yards 30
inch
Send 90 cents i'm coins for
TvF--y NUTT NdTTS parTCTn
Write plainly size, name and
style number.
only 10 cents more brings
our 1914 Anne Adams Spring
Pattern Book. New, eaSy-to-
make styles Free pattern
printed in book
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1928 Times Square, Detroit 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
esujts Of

BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, The Detroit Times

THEY say the larger your
garden plot the more money
YOU save. This really should be
qualified by adding the words
If YOU know lots about gar
dening,' because, while the
young men and women who live
IN the cooperative houses at
the University Of Michigan
farmcd two and a half acres Of
land last year, the results were
not quite all that were desired,
They had too much land,
which made too much work -
and they also were completely
inexperienced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

HEE silence in the living room
was 50 deep that the ticking Of
-Lha- small deSk- clnck- sounded
n loud and sharp o.. the way Do
docs M the middle of a sleepicss
night That and the ltie Of
Rod 3 newspaper were the only
sounds an the room since dinner.
Bitterly. Enid remembered the
happy EVENING" they once had
shared Now they shared nothing
but a. Same roof What had
come between them?
I)oCToR5 KNOW that too MANY
vomeI. still do not have up-to-date
information about certain physical
facts. And too many, VIA think
they know, = We only half-knowl-
edge. So the still rely on incffec-
tive or dangerous preparations.
You law =. right TO know about
the importan medical advances
mad during recen We II con
neciion with this intimat problem.
They affec, every woman r health
and happiness.
And 90, with the cooperation of
doctor VIII specialize IN women's
medical problems. the Like. Of
ZunitG havt just published an au-
thoritativ- new book. which clearly
explain tbs facts. (See free book
offer beiou.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

You SHOULD. however be warned
here about two definite threats 20
Happiness First ttl-r.--. ---.-.,- m
frcti0H present ctep' day iu eae'Y
uOm0n ifc Second, Dir mast ori-
n,tsaro1ort7uH0H pr0biCm aHyU0nlap
mas 4. one which YOU may not sus-
PEE And what TO tse Is so irnpor-
tant That'sWh YOU ought 10 know
about Zonite antiseptic.
OsEnIN THE DoUCHE las well "a
for q SIMPLE everyday .ouiln, Of
external protectorl Zonite y both
aniiseptic and deodorant Zonite
deodorizes, not by jus, masking,
hut by actually destroying odors.
Leaves no lasting odor of its own.
Zonite also killf Immediately all
germs and bacteria on contact.
Yet contains no poisons or acids.
No other tyre o. liquid antiseptic-
geTmicidc is more powerful, yet 50
safe. Your druggist has Zonite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

A FURNITURE and appliance sales
man wanted must he Al good sal
AIRY ana commission. Benjamin APP
plisnce and Furniture shop, 1882
Liyernois near Fenkell.
A LARGE financial institution has
few vacancies for men between the
ages Of 20 and IS as Investigators
and adtusters Promotion assured.
3Ot Capitol PARK Bldg CT 77s0.
ARC WELDERs for war plant must
comply with WMFC steady work
and overtime steel Coopcrage and
Coating Co. 1901 Beaufat
ARC welders apply $685. Lincoln
between and s.
ASSEM- BLERs boxers. erators and
stockmen. 100 "a war work. no exp
necessary wartime wages. easy trans
Federal Motor Truck Co. $3.50 Fed
sral
ASSEMBLFRs wanted on l0-hour
shift 10 essential war Industry Apply
r Jacobs CO. $500 Lonyo Ri.
near West Warren
ASsFMBLFRS plenty overtime hp-
ply General Electric Co for steady
employ ment $3.50 THIRD
ASSISTANT LOAN MGR Man with
small loan experience. viii be IN a
permanent. good paving position IS
collection ngr opportunity for adj
v9rfemen' 90 position of mgr CAL
A. Hutton RR G0t5. f1T EPp-t
ASS shipping rtrrk WIZ plant ~
pefIerrs not essential high school
education good ~ figures Average
IS hours week time and half over
800 M seimsn. factory ofhce Towne
Robinson Nut Co. fsli cabot
ASSURED s11d steady JOB with post
var WuLs tal- caler~- rneu aud boys
sred - 20 90 with cid-cstablished
business Call Nj Jones ca $3.50
AUTO tf4cs mechanic union wages
Shall DH Co., foot 70 Deacon. VI
2-3sIO
AUTOMOBILE bumper Good wages.
overtime over 80 hours good working
conditions Highland Chevrolet Co.
1887 Woodward See Sir Nestle
AUTO mechanic t2l win tools. good
rsS - enur week, overtime over 40
h-ltA-- I-l--lf- 4zYhstti - IS
v DWARF
HFLTNhKEk experienced wanted
af once Jensen BE uua and supply
CO.. -lls 81 Elliott
BOARD HAMMFRNEN s11 Heaters
rITFf Zone experience ue.ff
rart HprT ] mixer Detroit Axle
f1ia /" tor
BOILER 'nfraur WIN smm1als 81
g-nFr, 5000 raf, pnafwht future
tafrhrrs' Raksrs 5siS Russell
uN .s#r-s 1000 a4r p1If AguV
Hov It mi Er fr HE er Au
t.rF -------'---- X --s'f e-
aHaV- ps. u4reri r-Ai-
Id. o. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED


TYPlSTs = Large finance company
needs girls. IS 10 so: good salary
with increases. o60o Michigan Ave.
TYPlsT for purchasing dept east
side war plant good postwaE, future.
National stamping Co. lie 1890.
TYPIsTs-Eull time work; good sal
AIRY. postwar security. Apply Sam .
cut Rate, Inc, $40 Bates
TYPlsT-with office experience and
residing on east side preferred.
PL 1880. 1888 Gratiot.
UNDERWOOD Bookkeeping Machine
optrs. -Full-time position and steady
employment good pay. Apply En-
ployment Dept, 3rd Floor. b. Siegel
Co.
UsHERETTEs for the new Down
town Theater opening May 10. Good
salaries. interesting work, opportd-
nifty for advancement. Apply 10 Mr..
Mccall. Downtown Theaer, 100 w.
Adams St. II TO p, m.
WAITRESS and counter Sirl for
light food service. good salary, tips;
uniforms furnished. Mayflowsr Dough-
nut Shop, 1918 Woodward Ave.
wANTED-Girls for part time soda
fountain work, east side residence
kOOQ nOuIr Ndktt
Apply Blue Ribbon Ice Cream Co.,
WANTED MAID To cook. assist in
housework: private quarters, $40.
uN 1886.
WOMEN. Homework and children
need not keep YOU from earning big
money. Put your spare minutes 10
work az home We show you how.
Write for appointment Box BIDS,
Detroit Times 81.
WOMEN WANTED-Ages Is 10 As;
pleasant, light work; Sundays and
holidays off. experience unnecessary.
good wages. Apply Grennan Bakeries,
Inc. 1880 18th ST., between 8 a. m.
and m
WOMEN is 10 40 years old; 20 learn
banking; day or night work. for full
time permanent positions. Splendid
opportunities. Good working condi-
tions. Commonwealth Bank. Dime
Building, Detroit. Michigan.
WoMEN--GIRLs (white) who like
flowers. gardens; pleasant store sales
work. Choice III 4-6 days. Lohrmsn
Seed Co. Brush at Macomb.
WOMEN or girls wanted. ls or over
for food factory; good wages, s-day
week. day or night shift Borden's
Ice Cream Co, lf707 Dexter.
YOUNG WOMEN with some expert
ence in detailing. drafting or trac-
ing. Small automotive parts. r. side
defense plant. Box Bl3e. Detroit
Times 81
YOUNG GIRL with typing experience
for general office work. Robert Cot
fredson Truck Company. 1901 Gratiot.
YOUNG lady food checker and cleri-
cal work: will teach. Apply in per-
son 10 auditor. fuller Hotel.
rs GIRLS for dancing partners, part
or fun time salary guaranteed. Can
earn up 10 SIS weekly. Apply after
3 p. m, Hollywood school OF Dane
ing, 42li@Woodward. TIE 2-se72.
4-3-4. THAT'S the page number in
phone book where kresge stores are
listed. These stores have openings for
saleswomen. fountain girls, house
wives. high school girls. Fun or part
time positions. s. s kresge Co. Stores.
Situations Wanied-Femole
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants
day work as laundress. Al shirt
ironer. TY 5-3673.
EXPERIENCED enleEea girf wishes
day work SIS and carfare. TY 7-5i32.
WHITE women for cleaning. 81 and
carfare. TIE 27as2
COLoRED girl wishes 2 DAYS week
experienced laundress prefer Tues
day and Thursday. So, carfare. RI
1854
ColORED girl wants part time Job /.
prefer office or beauty shop cleaning
TY 7-1233.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

A Defense Homes Project
$500 DOWN MOVE RIGHT IN
Call John Quinlan. CA e704
a FINER SELECTION
Many models ready 70 move in, all
in desirable locations. close 70 stores
and transportation. Only $500 down
buys 3-hedroom home with rec. room
In Gratiot-7 Mile sec. Let us give
you fun details.
TURNER a WILSON
i2s4t East s Mile PR 1925
ALCOY. BLOCK S. OF SMILE
3 bedrooms, large lots, rec. space.
close so schools, trans, and shopping.
only 50 200. $500 du., tt7 per mo
Open afternoons a. HOLSTER. -1ISo3
Mile i5- ft6g
GLASTONBURY ~ rfvmuuih Rd -
New solid brick homes hedrms
hath. attic full basement and fur
mace FHA terms RA isis
PETTER BUILT BRICK HOMES
5000 down. Modern homes built in
. forest ~ trees, t. see these amay-
ing oNers, Ftnn ~ office. 3S0i 3
Telegrsrh. De T7l0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
MALE HELP WANTED

PHARMACIST, colored: assistant
store manager for Cunningham Drug
store al Hastings and Brewster. Good
hours. high salary. CAN Personnel
Dept. CT 1850.
/ PHARMACISTS have several open
ings for men who are looking for a
permanent connection with a definite
future Liggett Drug Company. 1900
Mooc2aHd--
PINsETTERs- White; set double or
single. good sleeping. quarters. Ar
c-le Bowling Alley, Northls~n, near
Grand River.
PIN settlers day and evening shifts.
sleeping quarters. Leagues all sum-
ner Giensagis Recreation. 1920
Ilvernois
PIN Settlers. run or part tune ;
clean quarters: plenty lines. Log
Cabin Recreation. ls050 Woodward.
PIN Settlers. white. experienced.
Beacon Recreation. 673s W. vernon.
PIN Settlers Plenty OF lines free
sleeping quarters 1909 Liyernois
PLANT GUARDs-P Pleasant. clean
Work, men without trades preferred.
o. 10 inches or over. 20 To 80
Years salary 20 start l205. 1880 West
Grand Blvd
PLANT PRoTECTIoN--Men 80 TO
%, without trades preferred; birth
certificate, essential working eondi-
tons, sis Fox Bldg, 22l1 Woodward.
PLANT LAYOUT MAN = Familiar
with machine shop and assembly line
practice must he able 10 lay out any
gwen production program. The Tim
ken Detroit Axle Co., 43l5 w. Fort.
PLANT Protection Mentor inter-
view see Mr.. Breen, Research Lab.
DIV. A Bldg. General Motors Corp.
4S5 West Milwaukee. 10th Floor.
PLUMBERS! Licensed journeymen TO
DO repair work: steady employment
Bruce Wigle Plumbing a Heating Co,
9117 Hamilton.
PORTERS-Aen- or boys. white or
colored good salary and hours, per
manent employment. Apply ll2i
GrisWold. sOOi Gratiot. lO765 Grand
River. 1927 Twelfth. Cunnngham's.
PORTER for used car lot good work
INK conditions. extra good pay and
hours. Andrews Buick. l776l Grand
River We $500,
PORTER wanted (white) preferably
elderly man. good hours. Frozen
Products 1927 Grand River.
PREssER experienced on wooden
garments. steady. top wages, good
machines, Imperial Cleaners, 1926
Mack
PRODUCE MEN - Experience pre-
ferred but will train II qualified;
Unusual postwar opportunities. A Z
Tea Co. $40 Hecla.- TY- 81 zoe
PRODUCTION follow-up men, work
IN war plant. is-hour week. Ameri-
can Blower Corp. 5000 Russell 81.
REsAW operators. 1000 war work.
Apply $500 Huboell.
RESEARCH laboratory wants mech
anic. test mechanic, craftsmen.
draftswomen, designers. Apply In per-
son Wilcox Rich Division, Eaton
Manufacturing. q77i French Road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
MALE HELP WANTED
VINO REGULATIONS
.nNfnsWp ATVNE nj If.InlI TTN

FOR IMPIOl MEM
W YOU WERE LAST EN-
PIONEn As An ESSENTIAL
OR LOCALLY NEEDED AC-
TIVIrY. YOU MUST HAVE A
STAT EMENT or ANAILABII,-
r ,Tri f ~ h fMrh tmb 9THh IL
A CRITICAL OCCUPATION,
YOU MUST BIZ REFERRLD
THRO Gu THE UNITED
STATES IN 10y VI 4 y I
SERVICE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
HICKORY. 1900

NEAR McNICHoLs ROAD
f3xlli business corner; 5 rms. with
bath. facing street; house In very
good condition. quick sale. IS, 300
cash. Cali VIM Sarady. TW 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
TRADE scHooLS--MALE
TRADE SCHooLS-FEMALE

GIRiss-Frre beauty culture training
HYGIENE School, h540 IWeltih'
Ma gQa1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
HOUSES ron SALE
DISSATISFY


with your crowded, st and noiuy
neighbors Here Is a quiet cottage On
a 80 a., lot In a restricted neighbour
hood; living rm. iix20; big bedrm.
Extra large kitchen. utility RIM. auto
matte Et-ii 2-esf- gar; 5000 On, $50
month.
CRlGER, REALToR-Ro 1859
1927 r. S-MILE-HAzEL PARK
+. DETROIT. Gratiot Nine Mile
SaSony street. different. spacious.
2, bedroc ms, $500 down; move In.
tohn Qulnlani CA p704
GALLAGHER-o Outer Drive; rooms.
face brick, 2.bedrooms. basement.
attic, side drive. garage combination,
windows. doors 81. 500 cash 10 FHA
mortgage' S33 mo Owner. TW 1894
GALLAGHER. close McNichols. s
rms. bath, insulated, new 2-car gar
sS, $50, sl,3O0. Alvefson. Tw i-7020.
GuuLBURN. lS44i. s. of T. Mile
New 3-rm hung fun attic, fun
base. hot air furnace; all-tile bath:
dinette kschen With tile. 2 cheerful
hedrms., large living nm. Low ceiling
price So 900, terms. For further In
formation call Sc Rowe, UN
3-2s2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
1OCo DOWN
$3.50 DOWN

No WVKF
1921 Forrer. Greenfield. Wares
sec attractive ? bedym hung Tn
features, large ioiE paved St ops
daNy / 30 : 30
BRrToN REALTY %.
RMS, tile bath. fun attic. nice hAy
IN dinette base thermostatic con.
troll furnace screened porch So. 900,
- 400 On S3l mo inc. tsxsa.
Horkins. 2lItS Fenkeu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

ASSEM- BfERS. boxers. crators and
stockmen. 100 or war work. no exp.
necessary wartime wages. easy trans.
Federal Motor Truck Co. $3.50 Fed
eral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

ARC WELDERs for war plant must
comply with WMPC steady work
and overtime steel Cooperage and
Coating Co. 1901 Beaufau