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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
Scouts Demonstrate
Flag Disposal Rites

UTICA - Scouts OF Utica
Troop No. 80, Clarence Walsh,
Scoutmaster, are planning a GER
emory in which will be shown
the proper way of disposing of
a flag.
A worn out odd Glory" will
be burned at a meeting TO be
held soon. 1t will be under the
direction of a patrol of which
Thomas Kerns is leader. Taps
will be sounded and the ashes
remaining will be properly bur-
led.
Principal Woodby of the Utica
High school showed two nature
study films 10 the members of
Troop 80 at the meeting Mon
day night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
Utica Grows Tired
Of Speeding Autos


UTICA-A final warning is
being given 10 motorists in Utica
by the mayor and police officers
and the reckless driving laws
will be rigidly enforced. Here
tofore warnings have been given
but from now on, says Officer
William Weyburn, speeders and
others must take the conse-
quenceS.
Utmost caution should be taxi
en- on Brownell, formerly Clin-
ton, street particularly during
school hours where the posted
sped limit is Is miles per hour.
Let us not wait until some
school child is Killed before &C
ton is taken.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
RoiarianS al Utica
Hear District Head
Governor lowery
Cites Postwar Era

UTICA-Harvey Lowrey, gov
ernor of District No. 153 Rotary
International, was a guest of the
Utica Rotary club Tuesday eve
ming at its dinner meeting.
Lowrey, who is superintend-
ent of the Dearborn public
schools, addressed the club con-
filming his remarks principally
to Rotary's place in the postwar
world and the important and
definite part it will play in help
ing TO maintain peace as we'll as
TO assist in arriving at it.
He spoke of the Rotary Foun-
dation and the Rotary Youth
program TO help underprivileg-
cd boys in obtaining an educa-
ton. He ViSualiZed a larger
growth and expanding of Rotary
into countries at war and where
gathering have been banned the
growth will be larger than be-
fore as people realize the need
of educating children along the
lines of right and wrong.
He compared the world to
baseball Shrunk to the size of a
bean by reason of rapid transit
the farthermost points being
reached in 60 hours.
An attendance of all but two
of the Utica members greeted
the new governor and enjoyed a
fine meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
With the Colors

CORP. EDWARD BAUM il
now stationed at Camp Barley
Texas, according to word receiv.
ed by his mother, Mrs. Peter
Baum.
PFC. FLOYD c. BOBCEAN
has been awarded the Army's
Good Conduct medal at Fort
Bragg, n. c. He is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil l.. Bobcean
of Card road.
TISERGT. FRANCIS Z,
LYNCH, a former resident of
Mount Clemens, who served at
Selfridge Field in 1889 and 1910,
is now on furlough after 30
months in the Southwest Pacific
and is spending a few days with
the Lee PenningtOns on Gallup
avenue.
MAJOR AND MRS. PAUL w.
GOTTKE, u. S. A. A. c., are
home on a Today leave with the
Majors parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. V. Gottke, Sc Grand avenue,
before reporting TO Mitchell
Field, N. Y. Major Gottke was
stationed at Smyrna Air Field,
Tenn, in the B-24 Instructors
school.
PVT. THOMAS c. BOREHAM
is home on a Today furlough
from Camp Robinson, Ark, Wis
iting his wife at IS Hollywood
court. Pvt. Boreham will re-
port for further duty at Fort
Shelby, Miss.
RECOGNITION AS ELIGI-
BILE for the petty officer rate of
motor machinists mate third
class came TO Bluejacket Bern
ard w. Boman, Route 5, who
recently graduated from the
Naval Training school tDieseb
on the University Of Illinois
campus, Urbana, Ill.
PFC. STANLEY J. GLOEDE,
Aerial gunner U. S. Army Air
Corps, is spending a delay-en-
route furIough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gloede, 1870
Jones. He was stationed at Har-
lingen, Texas, and will report for
further training at Lincoln,
Nebr.
LIEUT.. LAWRENCE E. BRE-
CHEL is home on leave from the
Theatre of Operations,
after having served with the
U. S. A. A. c. in Italy the past
months. He was on 35 mis-
sions on a B-24 bomber and was
awarded the Air Medal and sew
eral Oak Leaf Clusters. Lieut..
and Mrs. Brechel are visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Steinbrink Of Walden
burg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05

mans on the road that il is
tough going"
The toughest fighting conferred
around a hill east of Herbach
= heig lthookngi twauelwstm
- a height looking down on
the town and commanding the
approaches through the Sieg-
fried Line from Rimberg.
But McReynolds' men storm
ed up the hill and smashed three
pillboxes. A white flag fluttered
from a fourth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05

ARLINGTON, Mass. -UP)-
There's no service feud in the
family of Mrs. Charlotte l..
Dodge Of Arlington. Mrs. Dodge
is a private in the WAC. Her
daughter is a Wave, and her
son is in the Navy. To complete
the record, the Wave daughter
is engaged to member Of the
Naval Reserve.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
Pvt. Starkey
Continued from PAGE One

troit-Edison company prior TO
his entry into the armed forces.
Pvt. Starkey has two broth
ers, and a half-brother, likewise
in uniform. They are: Carl, Fire
man lie, US. Navy; Robert,
Gunner's Mate, U.S.N., and
Pvt. Marlin, IS. Army.
He likewise has two sisters,
Mrs. Alger Steffens, of Fraser,
and Anna Mae, who lives at
home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
Marauders Get
Chickens
Loot Mocomb
Poultry Farm

The Macomb County Sheriff.
office and the State Police of the
Romeo post today were looking
for organized chicken thieves,
who within the last few weeks
have taken more than a thous-
and fowl from Macomb county
farms.
The latest raid of the chicken
thieves was at a farm at 42O4
Runyon road, Macomb township,
where the proprietor, Mrs. Nor
man Kamp, reported to the
Sheriff's office that 1000 Of her
flock Of more than 5000 were
taken between September 27
and October |.
Investigating, State Police
learned that the birds were
probably taken in groups of from
so to 20, and that because her
flock was so big, Mrs. Kamp did
not notice it starting to dWindle
until a large amount of chick
ems had been stolen. lnquiring
of neighboring chicken owners,
State Police found that no one
else had had any fowl taken.
For the last six months, all
county police have been search
ing for chicken thieves who
have stolen fowl from various
farms. At one time police got
so close to the thieves that they
siezed truck used by them, and
found chicken feathers streWn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
Kelly
Continued from Page One

Stumping the northern counties
with him, called for election of
Thomas f. Dewey as President.
He contended President Roose-
welt had allowed extravaganza
and waste in the purchase of war
materials, and that under dem
ocratic administration 10000
600 pounds of sugar was ruined
in government warehouse in
which it was stored and forgot
ten while the civilian population
was asked to conserve sugar.
He said there were other like
instances but "bureaucrats" have
now adopted new inventory
method SO that you never will
know the actual waste"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
That's His Story

NORHhMPION, Mass. -(U.H)
- Jack Clifford, leading local
fisherman, returned from a pis-
catorial jaunt with this fish
story: While fly tying, he acct
dentally stepped into a hole in
the river, and the water surged
over his high top boots. Suisse
quent investigation of the boot
revealed a wriggling ne Inch
trout. anyway, that's his
story.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05

throughout the inside. They
were, however, unable to deter
mine who may have used the
truck. The owner claimed it had
not been in his possession.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
Loot
Continued from Page One

That the German leaders may
know they are beaten militarily
but they have utterly no inten-
ton of losing the war economi-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-05
GIobaI Geography Pupils
TO Visit Army Air Base

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich,
Oct. ) - Members of the global
geography class at Mount Glenn
ems High School will visit the
Selfridge Field weather station
Friday morning.
Meteorology is a part Of their
course and their instructor, Miss
Rosemary Scott, will bring them
to the field to see the functions
of an AAF weather station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

take the straight and posturally perfect
position which is necessary to ease out
strains
When you throw yourself YEARLY down
on bed, yielding mattress merely accepts
your fatigue posture, and is capable of
doing nothing to help you stage quick
comeback.
A glass of water, with alkaline salts or
lemon Juice stirred in it, and taken before
you stretch yourself out on the hard floor,
will also help to put you back on two
resilient feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26
LOOK RESTED!
% 9yHstsz Blythe

courteous woman?" asks this charm expert.
Now for the physical aspects: A serene
mind - and countenance - stem from a
rested body just as lovely flower stems
from well-nourished stalk So, be misery
in saving your energy :. tally it up like
deposits in bank.
An important way to do this is to take
time out as often as you can for rest. A few
short periods during the work day are in
finitely better for boarding energy than
about relaxation after long stretch.
PROOF: Miss Wilson cites a story about
a man who volunteered for test to be
given in a university laboratory: A small
weight was placed upon one of his fingers,
and he was told to keep raising it several
thousand times, to the tempo of a metro
nome beat His finger grew paralyzed from
fatigue. After he was given time to recover
the use of his finger, another test was made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

to say, it's time for women to take heed.
Writes one courageous male, distressed
by what he sees in public vehicles and other
public places: Tell the women to relax.
WHAT'S the use Of their putting on
creams and lotions, soearing pretty
makeup, If they're going to scresU up
their faces? Or aiLoso irsitabiities to
make marks as corrosive as acid?"
Agreeing with our masculine critic is
Margery Wilson, teacher, lecturer and
author of successful book on how to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

rally and spiritually. Nothing pays such
huge dividends for so little effort
Second, you must think more highly
of yourself. When you lire up to your
o,cn standards as first rate person,
you won't scretU up your face and fight
your ,cay through a cromd. Assertive
people who poke elbows into other peoples
ribs advertise their second-rate status, be-
cause frst-raters don't act that way.
In throng of what my young daughter
calls 'pushative' people, who is noticed
more admiringly than self-controlled,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

- this time to raise
the weight three times
and to rest on every
fourth beat. Results
proved that by giving
his finger this brief but
frequent rest, the man
could keep the weight
going as long as he
stayed awake.
COMEBACK: You can
accomplish a quick
one even when you're
50 tired your fatigue
seems to shackle your
feet in a ball and chain.
Lie down on a hard
floor. Do it, says Miss
Wilson, no matter
what your roommate
or maid may think. Do
it for even two min
utes, if you can't spare
more. A hard floor
forces your body to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26
Fatigue is a charm-spoiler!
You can learn how 70 lick il

"vODQAY > C6AHN3EH: Man
is woman's greatest admirer
and severest critic. Often he's
too timid to speak up. But when
he's aroused and has something
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

charming under stress
of wartime conditions.
She attributes uncon-
trolled irritability to
extra activities, pres
sure of time, crush of
crowds and to exces-
sive fatigue.
LICKING IT: A wom-
an can lick it, she says.
Mentally, by readjust-
ing her attitude
physically. by saving
her energies.
For change of atti-
tude she recommends
a two-point program:
First, you must think
a little more of the
other fellow. When you
do that, you'll be more
considerable of him.
When you are more
considerable, you refine
and lift yourself mate
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
,,.., Js1isasGaEg A

@r arbeitet nit 8eisbeit uno Ser
ltano. Seoes tut er 81 ieiner 3eit. al'
les gebt in etpiger Sronung na9 BE-
Itimmten, 11nabbdnberliden @eieben.
Srbnung
@el6 bei1loie unoronung tpiiroe
beute auf @roen iein, tpenn beute Die
Sonne Inn 5 l1br aufginge uno NOR
gen INN 10, o0er am ndditen Sage Inn
12 l1br mittags ODER gar abenos Inn
5. Iues auf @roen piiroe orunter
uno oriiber geben @ottes Berfe iino
NIT etpiger 8eisbeit geregelt. aues
gebt na9 Der gepiinldten Oronung;
ieoes an ieinem Blas - alles 81 lei.
rer 3eit.
Ber auf @roen grfolg in ieiner
Irbeit baben min, muB ii9 @ottes
8irfen gum 8orbilo nebmen. Sd
fannie Meni6en nit tpunoerboren So
le11ten. sic bdtten @roBes tptrfen f0n-
men, bdtten ite es neritan6en, Srb-
nung in ibren Irbeiten 5u balten.
ar6ere femme id, Die arbeiten Sag uno
Nobt. 8eiI 1ie tpeber Irbeit nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

tes @eiit, Der BEN re9ten &rbeiter be-
ieelt. Sb elmer 8aumeiiter ODER gr.
diteft, Brofeiior an elmer l1nioerittat
lit ooer ionit einen boben eamen bat,
oh Der Wann Elm Garmer, S6mieo,
DS6uiter ooer Sdnetoer lit, Dor @ott
ma6t 6as feinen unteri6ieo. 4rbeitet
er i'm Na1nen @ottes, 10 tDirft @ottes
i6affen6er @eil It in einem ieoen bon
ibnen auf feline Art. 0aber aud bic
geiftige Sre11oe, Die innere @rbebung
Der Seele, Die cine erfolgrei9e Mrbeit
oem Meni6en gibt.
Got ielber lit Sdtisfeit. gr rubt
ME. sluem mas 0a iit, gibt er 2eben
uno 8epegung SSn linn leben mir, be-
tpegen mir uns uno Iino itno. Gbrt-
itus tpar Elm Nrbeiter. 8is gum 80.
Sabre bat er itd NIT ieiner sSanoe
@erf fem 8rot beroient. @r bat oie
Irbeit gebeiligt 1tn6 ben Irbeiter i1t
BEN loelsitanb erboben. Seine Sreun-
De unb Singer bolte er aus ben Ir<
beitern. $50 man bic Mrbeit ideut r,tb
BEN 4rbeiter beradtet, bort fen,1t man
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Die 2ebre Gbriiti nibt, ober lebt ni9t
oarna6.
8er ben geiit @ottes bot, mo9t
feline Nrbett gum @ottesoienit. Damn
lit ieoe &rbeit neroteni itbou uno teiner
unierer Sdritte gebt berloren. Nag
elmer Diineer auf ben older fabren,
in Der Sabrit arbeiten ODER BODICE
lebrte 8iider f6reiben, Der redte @eiit
lit es, Der ieber 4rbett gwigteits>pert
oerleibt. 8er @ott f1dt, finbet i'm
in ieoer Nrbeit, aud in Der eerineiteu
uno i6n1usigiten. @erobe in oieier
am eriten, tpeil oorin Der Menid am
menigiten itb ielber il16t. Darin ion
Der etpige @ott unier gorbil0 fem:
Sb er 8elten i6afft ODER oas fleinite
8iirm6en fiibrt ouno fleibet, er tut
uues NIT Der gr0Bten 8oufommenbeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

8eit einouteiIen DerFteben, MAIDEN tie
es tuie 6er 8o,ser. Der Ieeres tSrob
oriI6t. Die Sriidte ibrer arbeit ftno
glet9 NuH.
Ser Garmer, Der idet, tuenn attbere
ernten, 1T boIb am gnbe. Die Sous
frau, Die am geadmittae oas Griib'
ftiid MAIDEN tpoIlte, unb bas abeno"
eiien am Woreen, tpiiroe oos ganse
Soustpelen our4etnanoer bringen.
Wann un6 ain6 uno Sneeftpo leioet,
faIls cine, Srau nidt beritebt, Sr0'
n,1ng gu balten. Cine Sabrif obne
Oronung fann ni9t beiteben. 9ie
Sronung i'm @eiddftsbetrieb lit oas
Hiiderat oes @rfolges. - Gortiesung
folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

1T eine AneIle tpabrer Srenoen bier
nuf groen idon. Ste erit nerleibt benz
Weniden ieinen redten 8ert, sic lit
Der 5dliiiieI gu @ottes 8roti6ranf.
8ufrieoen lit Der arbeiter iein ielbit'
perbientes 8rot. 8erniinftt9e arbeit
gtbt ibnr @eiunobeit uno l1nabbdngtg.
felt. Meit beredtietem SeIbitgefiibl er"
fennt Der Nrbeiter, oaB er aud ettpas
gilt in Der groben Meni@enfamilie.
arbeit lit Die Setter, Die 3ur S0be
fiibrt, mo- bic 8eiten Der Weni9bett
lteben. Obne Nrbeit lit fein Sorti6ritt
moe1id. 9arum lit oos erlte, mas bic
Whiiionare Die ungebiloeten golter
lebren, cine georonete Qrbeit. sic al.
lein bringt Die 4rdfte 5ur @ntfoltung,
lie @ott in zines ieben Meni9en See
le gelegt bat. gs lit ettpas bon Got
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
&rbaltmttg her Stride
Dur6 bic Glter1t

~
8e16 bobe 8eoeutung Ser Gomilie
olS Bflegerin Der Neligion uno Der
Era0ition 5ufommt, 1piro ni6t INNER
geniigen0 beadtet. Ser in ct. 2ouis
Dor mebreren SSobren beritorbene g.
@iuiom gngelen, aus ser @eIeuI6aft
Seiu, pfleete aus fetner grfabr,ng
folgen0en Bepeis on5ufiibren fir et'
ne Ser ouffonenolt item @ri6einungen
in Der @e1difte 6es @briItentuns,
0ie grbaltung 6es @laubens in elmer
9ln5abl iapanilder Tomilien big ouf
unlere Sage, na6oem i'm II. Sabr-
bunoest Die 8efenner 0es tatbolii6en
@laubens ouf oas grouiamlte tparen
ausgerottet nor0en.
g. @ngelen tpar unter ben Wettglte'
bern oes Sroens, oie i'm erten Sabr'
3ebnt oieies Sabrbunoerts nu9 Sofio
entlan0t porben tporen, nit oem auf'
TRACE, bort cine So6i6ule 51 gritr'
Sen. gineS Cages mel0eten itb an
Der Bforte Ser neuen Nieoerlaiiung
5tpe iapaniIde &naben. Sic fragten,
Oh in 0en 9auIe fatboliI6e Srieiter
Ieien. glls oie Srage beontportet NOR.
Sen mar, IteIlten Iie tpeitere Sraeen,
0eren bauptlG6Ii6lte oieie NOR:
,,@laubt SIR an Waria?" Scum erit
gaben Tie lt9 5ufrieoen, nit Der @r"
fldrung: Sbr 8oter bube fte gei6idt,
nit oem Iuftrag, BEN @briiten al bic"
men. Na9 $50 Sobren Iebte alio 1T
0er Sunilie 6ieier &naben 6as tatbo'
lii6e 8efenntnis fort uno ebenio bic
grinnerung an sic 2ebrer aus friibe.
rer 3eit. Die Samilie tpor6 bier gum
Sort bes @laubens uno ser Era6ition.
Das iollte iiberaa Der San iein,
ofters bielleidt, als mir plfen, lit 0as
au9 Der San. gor 70 Sabren bte1t
8iidof &etteler ouf bem No9usberg
bel 8ingen on Die oerl lan1melten Neit.
glteoer oes &atbolifenbereins cine
Qniprade ul1eber Die @efabren Der
3eit". Dabei mics er nuf Die INNER
groBer tper6en6en aufgaben Der Drift.
liden Samilie in Der @rbalh,ne ,r1o
G0r6erung oes gfei6es Gbrilti bin.
Ser 8iidof fiibrte oieies aus, iuoem
er ouf ein @elbeben in Der mdrftiden
Diaipora 81 ipre6en fam, oas Der.
oient, in Ser @rinnerung feitgebalten
5u tperoen:
.@rlaubt mir, meine 2ieben, oaB ib
eud einen liebli6en uno 1nnereeBli'
6en Bug eradble aus meinem prteiter-
li6en 2eben, Der mir in bieien ga.
gen INNER ipie0er einfdllt 11o eud,
8Gtern uno Weiittern, einen Iebrreiden
8int bieten tpir0. 8or 25 Sobren
NOR i6 @forrer uno Rropit in Berlin.
gu metnem Delegaturbe5irf geb0rte
au9 8ran6enburg uno Bommern, al
10 fait san5 proteitantiibe @ebtete.
(Sortiesung auf Seite g. )
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GortieBung)
MrbeitSIDh,.

fonrte es leldt gelGebet, ooB ou Dor
la,.ter @utbaben ,n1b 8oblerseben
Den Sinmel 6roben nergefien tpiiroeft.
9ob oieies ntdt eeidebe, ,niiifen MiB'
erfoIee un6 8ioertp6rtigfeiten 6em
gr6enIobn INNER tpieoer Dor Mugen
fiibre,1, bob bic Irbeit 5trafe un6
8uBe auelet6 iein ion. Dabei ion bic
Qrbeit ibm ni6t nur ein 8eoiirfnis
fein, Inn i'm iiber Die to6bringenoe
2aneeipeile bes 2ebens biniiber5ufiib>
rem uno i'm oes 2ebens 8itterfeiten
bereeiien 5,1 MAIDEN, ite ion ibm ni6t
nur 5eitli6en 2obn bringen, nod otel
mebr ion ite ibm oen 8eg gum Sim"
mel sebnen un6 ibm BORT einen iiber-
rei9en 2obn einbringen: ,,@oblan, ou
gutter un6 getreuer &ne9t, neil ou
iiber 8eniges getreu getpeien biit, min
ib oi9 iiber 8ieles ieben.''
8iit ou Elm Gbriit, Der an @ott
glaubt uno an cine etpige e8greltung,
Damn balte Dir Dor Iugen uno bergiB
es ni9t einen 9lugenblid: Sb 6eine
arbeit Dir Hei9turn einbringt ooer
oh 6u Elm ormer &erl bleibit, ebrlihe
Nrbeit, Tim @uttes tpillen getan, ers
bdlt ibren bollen 2obn er1t in Der
@ntefeit. 8iir6e rneine Irbeit au9
Niuionen etnbringen, bob i9 rei6er
tpiiroe als 5oro un6 &odefeller, al
Die MiIionen ndren mir nidt 2obn
genug. Sd tpoIlte mebr baben.
9abei geltebe i9 Dir aufridtig 1tn6
ebrltb: Sd buIte oafiir, 6aB Der 2obn,
oen Menl6en Dir 5ablen, biel 5u ge'
ring ilt, ielbit 1penn ct nod Miuionen
5ablt. Bas baben Soro 1n6 Rode<
feler mebr BON ibren Minionen, als
bob ite genau tpie ou ibres 2eibes
9eotourft befrie6igen. 8enn 6u mad
Eiid geidttigt aufitebit, bait 611 bon
oeiner armen Wabl5ett genau 10 bel
als Der Miliondr bon ieiner rei9en.
l1no Uenn ou am Morgen ousgerubt
nod geiun6em S6Iaf oi9 bon oeinem
2aeer erbebit, fiiblit 6u beoeuten6
uobler als Der Miuion6r, Dem Die
Sorgen Inn feline Miuionen ben 591af
raubten.
9as biB6en 2obn, oos uns Die CT
be sablt, lit mabrbaftig bic Sdin.
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S6,500-TERMS
5l0a UpShur St, Decatur Heights, Nd,
3 r, bungalow additional space for extra
rooms in attic, bath shower. air-Cond
heat, oil burner hwd floors modern kitch-
en-. front-side porcheS, full bsmt paved
street, close TO everything; possession.
SlO.500-TERMS.
6lO7 43rd st, Riverdale, r. brick
tiled bath hwd. floors, fireplace. built-in
garage. screened porch, modern kitchen,
elevated lot. shade. ERWIN REALTY co
Call Hyatts. O334. Ewes, WA. 1871
2-sTORY, WH1TE-PAINTED BRICK, g
large rooms, with 3 large bedrooms, 2
complete tiled baths, large living room
with fireplace and built-in bookshelves
dining room with complete kitchen. fun
basement. laundry trays oil heat. maid S
room with full bath built-in garage, cop
per plumbing This home is on a beauti-
full lot, S5xl5o, near country club section
Price, Sl3,500, with substantial cash
payment
5-room brick bungalow, full attic, with
2 large bedrooms, tiled bath, living room
with fireplace, full basement, oil heat.
laundry trays, brick garage, with extra
lot. Price, S9.950.
Large, 10-room, 5-bedroom house, on
business; on nice lot oil heat. Price,
So $50.
broom asbestos shingle home, with liv-
ing room. dining room and bedrooms
ami, full basement, in West Falls
this. Exclusively by the OLD DOMINION
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