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Evening star., 1944-12-28
Landing Ships Sunk
By laps Off Leyte
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The loss off Leyte of the medium
landing ship Ism 20 as result of
enemy action, was announced late
yesterday by the Navy.
At the same time the Navy identi-
fed as the 2.200-ton destroyer
Cooper the vessel recently lost in
the same Philippine waters as a re-
suit of night action against the
enemy.
The loss of the destroyer, not
identified by name at the time, was
announced by Gen. Macarthur in a
December 5 communique. No esti-
mate was given of the number of
casualties. The normal complement
OF the Cooper was estimated at 275
and Of the Ism 20 four officers and
48 enlisted men.
1t. John r. Bradley, Oak Greek,
Colo, was in command Of the Ism
20 and Comdr. Nell A. Peterson,
Algona, Iowa, commanded the
Cooper. Both survived.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
WRA favors New York
As Home for $4,000 Japs

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. ga report
prepared by the regional Office of
the War Relocation Authority said
yesterday there were mo sound
reasons" against resettling of $4,000
japanese in the New York City area.
Leo T. Simmons, acting super
visor of the Middle Atlantic area
Of the WRA, said the conclusions
resulted from interviews with 80
Japanese who have settled here
since December 7, 1e41.
The report said New Yorkers
showed marked lack of discrmi-
nation" toward Japanese business
men, "even during the period shortly
after the outbreak of war"
This, the report continued, 'is
especially noteworthy because many
OF them are engaged in consumer
industries or service trades in which
the bulk of their business is with
CaucaSians
Mr.. Simmons said the. Japanese
consulted believed the New York
district "a good place for evacuees
to open new businesses"
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Germans Use v-Bombs
To Carry Prisoners Mail
By The Associated pre,s,

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec 28.-The Germans
are using their V-bombs as carriers
for "V-mail" letters from British
prisoners Of war, 1t was disclosed
yesterday.
After one recent attack on North
ern England a packet was found
marked "V-weapon prisoner of war
mail" 1t contained three letters in
photostat and the notation:
Finder is requested to cut out or
copy the letters printed here and
transmit them to the addresses so
that they will receive them as early
as possible. The original letters are
being sent through the Red Cross in
the usual mail channel"
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Slain Womun's Child
Taken to Grandparents

By the Associated Press
LEBANON, Tenn, Dec. 28.-Two-
year-old Elva Cleveland, whose
mother was beaten and slashed to
death December II in her Lans-
downe (Pa) apartment, has come
here to live with her grandparents
MI. and Mrs. A. o. Cleveland.
The child's father. Sergt. Edwin
Cleveland, who brought her here yes
terday, said police thought the child
was present when Mrs. Cleveland
was killed and her head pushed into
the oven of a gas stove. The murder
has not been solved
Sergt. Cleveland said the child had
made no mention of the happening
except to exclaim "Mommys hurt
when she saw her mothers pocket
book. Doll in hands, she played
about her new home with her father
hugging his knee and clamberine
into his lap.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Nazi Propaganda Given
Term for False Testimony
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 28.-Louis
Archer Zahne, 56, described by the
United States attorneys office as
"one of the Nazis' ablest paid speak
ers and propagandists," yesterday
was sentenced to a year and a day
in prison on his recent plea of guilty
to making false statements before
an Army exclusion board.
Zahne, American-born New York
real estate operator. pleaded guilty
to testifying falsely before the board
that he was not member of the
Friends of New Germany, predeces-
sor of the German-American Bund
and that he had not written a letter
to A. Ammen Won Borowsky, former
officer in the United States Army
Reserve, who had been excluded
from the East Coast by Army au-
thorities.
The Government charged that
Zahne was group unit leader of the
group and was one of its incorpora-
tors
Evening star., 1944-12-28
0PA Delays Ceiling
On Cattle; New York
Meat Supply Wanes
BY the Associated Press.

| oS Vic ASSoSiubcu 1850
| Meat was reported increasingly
scarce in New York City today as
the retail dealers holiday" entered
it's fourth day in protest against
OPA regulations not requiring CELL
ing prices on livestock.
In Chicago yesterday a proposal
came for $17.50-a-hundredweight
ceiling on live cattle, but John j..
Madigan, OPA assistant director of
food prices, following a conference
with so producers and slaughterers.
said he was mot In position to an
nounce details" Of price ceiling
program on live cattle. He said a
similar meeting was to be held in
Kansas City today.
Meat industry representatives
emerged from the Chicago confer
ence with gloomy comments. None
wanted to be quoted. but they quite
generally declared they were dis
appointed" with the plan outlined
by Mr.. Madigan and Arval Erickson,
OPA meat branch price executive.
Mr.. Madigan said the ceiling pro-
gram would be announced later in
Washington, although OPA head
quarters there had indicated pre-
viously Mr.. Madigan had been au-
thorized to do so in Chicago.
Overall Ceiling Planned.
1--WE feel our program will not
sharply roll back prices of feeder
cattle as 50 many fear" Mr.. Mad
igan said 1T will not result In
premature liquidation of cattle and
there is no intent to increase retail
prices"
He said the OPA's proposal was
for an overall ceiling for beef, not
ceiling by grades.
The OPA plan was reported to
include increased subsidies to pack
ers as we'll as subsidies to producers
The ng-forecasted New York
holiday" began Christmas Day
after retailers said lack of ceiling
prices on livestock prevented them
from operating at a profit
A police check of 6,088 shops yes
terday showed 2,142 closed, some
for the lack of meat. The War
Food Administration reported sew
eral wholesale meat houses closed
for lack Of supplies. but this was de-
MED by city officials and industry
spokesmen.
ALLEGATION Plan Demanded.
Joseph Cohn, counsel for the New
York Council of Wholesale Meat
Dealers, said the proposed livestock
ceiling would not solve New York
Citys problem. What we must
have, and what we are ping to de-
mand in addition to a ceiling, is a
plan for ALLEGATION on the basis OF
previous consumption" he said.
His view was supported by Barney
Rosenstein, secretary of the Joint
Meat Emergency Committee. who
said ceiling prices won't get dealers
any more meat"
Mayor La Guardia, who urged
eating more fish, conferred with
Army officials yesterday He did not
reveal the nature of the conference,
but said:
I'VE are working together. It's
such big problem that We have to
know what each other is doing. The
situation looks brighter"
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Boqurts Make Up Aquin

= HOLLYWOOD, Dec. % P.-The
Bogarts have made up again. Mayo
Methot Bogart told reporters yester-
day that Humphrey, screen toughie,
came home Christmas night and
naturally there will be no divorce. i"
The Bogarts have fought, separated
and made up many times In the last
few weeks.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
AAA Groups Will Meet

Maryland State Agriculture Ad-
justment Agency officials will meet
with Prince Georges County AAA
heads Tuesday at Upper Marlboro
TO discuss the 1945 proposed AAA
program, Joseph H. Blandford,
State chairman, announced today.
The meeting will be one Of I'VE dis
trict meetings next week.
Evening star., 1944-12-28

same set Of s,cts would not. 7 bex
ueve, be necessary In the light of
criminal justice" Mr.. ClArks letter
said. Ordinarily when the defend
ant has been successfully prose-
cuted on the felony charged In the
Federal courts for q course Of crimi-
nal conduct, he should not again
be prosecuted for that same con-
duct because the principal crime
also involved tax evasion"
Evening star., 1944-12-28
10000 Civilians Used
In Fortifying Austria
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOcldleQ P1eSS.
LONDON, Dec. 28.-The Moscow
radio declared today the Germans
were employing 10000 civilian
workers to fortify the Austrian from
tier against Russian forces now
driving across Hungary.
The entire faculty and student
body of the University of Vienna
are among the workers, and addi-
tional helpers are arriving in large
numbers from Moravia and Western
Austria, the broadcast said.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31

borber in Ohio erfabren. Mit Dem
@nglii6en fon11nt man iiberaa bnr9
uno miro nidt als Srember angeieben.
9ie 3eit bes ueberganges tit i6on
ldngit 6a uno Die a,1riidgeblieben ftno,
bereuen ibren Sebler. Damit ion In
6es nidt eeiagt peroen, oaB man alle
anoern Spra6en berna6laiiigeu ion.
Wm iou 10 biele Spra6en, als nar
n1ogli6 erlernen. 80 piele Spraden
ou ipreden fannit, 70 bielmal biit ou
Weni6", pfleste Migr. Setting 5u
iagen unb unier enelii6er Brofeiior
Reo. S6li6ter faete uns, penn man
nur cine Spra6e ipre6e, iei man
tpie ein &arren NIT einem &ab. =
8dbreno mir uns unterbielten, fam
Heb. &amann berein, griiBte uno
mollte tpiiien, tporiiber mir beibe 10
la9ten.
uS", mei1te Geb. gfeinefeu Bir
ipraden iiber &ep. Srana @oaer in
ct. 2ouis uno au6 iiber 9fep. S.
Soapid's feline Sssoee iiber bic grbal-
tune Der bertiden Sprade. Sd meine,
oas iei berseblibe Miibe uno baau
beforbere es bic idpierige spra9en-
lfrage. Sc eber mir cine Spra9e in
Der Stride bier in amerifa befon-
men, 0efto beher."
Das gefiel bem Gep. &ama1ln.
8ei6e fdniegen einen Angenblid. Da
interbrah ih Die 5tile:
n8ater aama1n, sic fi1o Elm ST.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31

ct. 2ouis. @s tit getuiB bic er6Bte
@emeinbe BORT un6 ite itebt, tpie beim
alten, 10 au6 bein neuen 8ii6of
Sobn S. @lennon in groBsm slnieben.
Sa, Der olte &ep. Srana Gales Golfer
miro oieies Sabr iein u@oloenes"
feiern fonnn, unb iopiel mir 8ater
&lutbo, Der @rditeft bon bter, Der
5ur @emeinoe gebort, er5ablt bat, BE-
reitet iid) Die @eneinoe auf bas bobe
Seit nit groBen Seierlidfetten Dor.
SSm Sabre 1873 p4urbe Die @enetn6e
gegriinoet l1no bat lt6 ieiteem ge-
ualtig entpidelt. Or bat au6 bic
Doblbabenbften 2eute in Der @emeinbe
unb oarum fonnte er au9 cine 10 gros
BE uno idone Stride bauen, tpie. eine
&atbe6rale. Bir alten Baoerborner
gingen germ au ibm amf 8eiu9 ODER
5u ieinem Iliilterten, Die al16 oaber
famen, 8. 8 &eb. Sran5 &iiiie, bon
@0ingen, &eb. Seinrid B. &leping-
baus, bon 8o6um uno &eb. @ron,
bon Der Miiniterer 9io5eie. Sic pa=
rem aue @eitfalen. 9amals, 1848,
i6ien es, ais OF eans ct. 2ouis 4lein-
oel,tibIanb tperben ipiirbe. so biele
Deuti6e iparen ba unb es fanen ir.t-
mer mebr. 9o9, bas 8latt bat fid
| i6on eetpenbet. 3uerlt mar ct. 2ouis
fransoiiib, Damn bortpiegenb oeuti1,
aber iest tpiro alles amerifanifd, neil
Die meiiten engliid ipreden.
gs muB aud 10 iein. gngliid 1T
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31
gsittiupd, ben 81. Wsai 1914

liforifer oes aIten lrrt6 Neiiet Seifn.
mentes, 5. 3. Der qirdengeihi6te.
geIonoers fennen sic Die 2anoesge-
ibidte bon sSainois ltrlo ct. 2ouis.
gie alt lit oettn oie Stride ii ct.
2onis 2"
50, gater siirtges, sic fragen oa
aiemIi6 pieI. Die @eidi6te Der I'd.
tboIifben air6e in ct. 2ouis fing
an aIs Die Sran5oBen es berlieBen
i'm Gusgang oes 18. Sabrbun0erts,
als gngIdnoer oas 2ano nabmen itno
.6ora1f fon1en I'M Sabre 1778 Die
4merifaner unter General q. Sc.
glarf. Die Sran5oien flii6teten iiber
ben SluB uno fingen In Retp 2oui-
iiana, tpie bas 2anb 6an1als bieB, ct.
2ouis an. 8alo 6arauf tpnroe es fpa.
mild, oenn tpieoer franaoitih Biz es
1903 bon Uncle Gam atfgefalft
ipuroe.
(Sortietung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31

|ltlin eintnal bic 2nit6esfprnde lfno
Die ilnge Generation rnuB 6ie eng
Hide Sprn9e beberriden, nn1 i'm 2e-
ben fortaufonimen. 9as 8lattoeuti1e
|bdlt ii9 Idnser nls Oas Sodbeutf6e.
2esteres muB tn Der Sbltle gelernt
nerben. 0an brau6t nidt ieine Weut.
teripra6e au bernadldiiigen o6er al
beradten, aber man tluB bic 5pra-
.benfrage bon Der praftii9en 5eite
betra6ten. Die gelebrten Serren fSn-
men oieie geranoerung rtidt 5uriid-
baIten. Die eigenen Rinoer sipingen
Die @ltern gum engliihipre9en, be-
fonoers tpetrn fie cine aeitlang bon
Sauie tpegmaren. gltern uno Rinoer
fontmen itb oann fait tpie Sreu6e
bor."
go Reb. Geinefe. Sd muBte ibm
re6t geben. Sd batte bas i1on Innee
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31

oenn ite fiir9tete iebr Inn BEN alten
Serrn, Ser Dor atpei Sabren Dem
Sooe 1abe gu ietn fdien. Das par
audi Die Init6t &eb. Ebeo. &amann's
bon ct. Goie, Sn., ber mir oft ba-
bon eradblte, tpie Heb. Geinete benz
Eooe Elm Sdnipp6en gei6lagen batte.
,,gr iit balt Elm 9teinefe (Suds." :"
Das iagte i6 au6 8ti6of Seniien,
Der mild nad linn fragte. 9re quite
8ii9of Ia9te unb neinte, er babe
ben Naben &einete (Suds) nibt utt'
fonIt. Oie Sberele aber meinte:
,,gr .i6reit folange 8oIf, 8olf, Biz
er tpirflid fon1n1t unb oani1 fann fein
9oftor rnb fem abbofat mebr pat
maen."
0a6 Dem giien befam er einen
8eiud, oer i'm erfreute. gr nabm
iein 8rebier unb beenoigte es, legte es
CUR Seite uno nab1n cine 3igarre.
gttpa Inn bulb bier l1br fam id 5lt
ibm, ols er eeraoe iein u@merifa'
bur6las.
uSes' 6i6", iaete er. sd leie
bier, ooB Ser alte gater @ouer bon
Der ct. Beter unb BauIus Stride &ap-
Ian bonn &lofter Maria 40 &ipa, tpo
uniere Sdulidpetern \ berfommet1,
geporoen lit. Da miro er pobl ni9t
lange fein, benn ct iit audi fbon a,
Die rs Sabre. gr iit ntein 2anbsmatn,
fo1n1t bon Sagen, Dio5eie Bommern.
Or iit geboren am 27. Sftober 1881
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31
Dis

@ir iino fnft Elm Sabr dnseinal,oer.
.a1o id1 am 90. sIugult 1882 5u gI-
ton, sn. gr NOR INNER eiil feiter,
energii9er Mann, Elm edter Brieiter
I'M 8einberg oes Germ, Der es Der-
berftano, nit nllen 2eiiten un15uge-
ben. 9a baben bic 5dneitern einett
guten gatron Ser fir iie iorgen linb
titn tpirb, mas In ieinen &rdften febt.
Sd CLAUDE, er bat our 8eit orei ooer
bier Iiiiitenten u1o min feinen ge.
BEN Iaiien, neil ieber feline beitinnlte
arbeit bat. auf oiefen Serrn fa,tn er
ii6 berlaiien. aber iie iinb ibm ou9
tren uno oanfbor. Man iogt, es iei
elm gerbaltnis tpie Batter unb Sobn.
uDas tlingt ia redt erbauli6" J,
unterbra6 id i'm. gtner fagte mir,
Die ct. 8eter uno 8aul @emeir1oe
iei cine eigene Di6aeie IN Der Staot
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31
(Sortiesung folst)
SIN 8ramien bes afinsffeites
(Sortiesung bon Seite y

| (5ortiebung bon Seite y
bridt 5niammen. bic i@on ldneit bau-
fduige, moride Spnagoge ftnft bon
lieinem md6tigen anorang suiamuten.
sic tpar ia MIR 8augeriift. Ser g0tH'
li9e 2ebrmeiiter Seius gbrtitus tpar
gefommen un6 batte 1nter oieiem
@eriift ben 8au bes etpigen, tpeltuln.
| Ifaiienben @ottesretdes besonnen, 6ei.
| fen Sunoamente feit un1 tief begriin.
Oct, un6 nun lit oas @eriiit iiberfliii'
fig .getpor6en. gs mag fallen, 11no es
fdut. 8is gum Sabre 20, oea1 I'M
tergang Der 5taot lno oes Eenpels,
miro es san5 tpegserduut iein.
Ser Bbariidisnus bridt 5ulaut.
men. @r NOR ldngit bobl un6 inner
li6 bon 5dulnis ourdiest. Dieie rein
duBerli6e S9einbeiligfett gilt 1ti6ts
bor 6em @eift, benz beiltgen @eiit, Der
Biz in Die Salten uno Stefen oes ST.
nern i6aut uno 6ringt. 0as @nange.
lium Der 8ergpreoiet; Der tpobrbaft
inneriten Sr0mmigfeit in lauterer
Singabe an @ott, beginnt iebt ieine
| Serri6aft. @usgefegt uno ausgerdumt
miro aIles falf6e 8eien, 6as n,r
S6ein uno Erug iit, feline lautere
8abrbeit Dor Dem beiligen @eift.
" 9ie Menibenfur6t l1no -Salbbeit
Der apoiteli6ar bridt 5uiamrnen.
Scum lit aaes Seblerbafte, Siinoige in
Iibnen nie6ereeiunfen. @anae Mdn-
|ner, mabre SeIoen iteben iest 90, IN
Ser @ottesfraft feit, ipie Die gi6en
I'M 8aloe;; beren 8ur5eln it6 beim
Stur1nesbrauien 11ur nod tiefer inn
groboben beranfern. 9as iinb Die
Sdulen, Die &raft baben, 6as Da6
uno Die @etp0lbe Der 8eltfir6e 5l1
Itragen. .: s...
Ser alte MenI9 Der Sitnbe bridt
5uiammen. @ottes Geiit beginnt 511
berri6en. CT bannt Die @eiiter Der
5iinoe. @r It eana 2idt uno oeriast
ibre Siniternis. @r ftatnnlt aus oen
Simmeln uno i6eu9t ite 5uriid in
ibre aberiinoieen Siefen. Or fiibrt
gum Sieg unb laBt ben idtpaden
MenIden iiber ale ibre 2odungen
triun1pbiere1. Wit bent @eiit Der Set
ligfeit fann Die Siinoe 11ibt 51iam-
mentpobnen. Da miro alles neu: oas
Mlte fallt, bas Neue baut ii6 iiegbaft
auf, unb bes Geiftes gottlide Rraft
fiibrt es aur gollepoung.
Der 8fingitlturm brauit. Dos
@eben oes &eiligen @eiltes aus Ser
ISobe erneut iid aud iiber uniern See
len. 8er itd ibm ,1idt ergibt, tDer
i oie 8dune feines alten 5tolaes uno
ISelbitbertrauens peiter tpa1ien I6Bt,
lbem gilt bas @ort oes SGlifers:
j ,Sdon lit bic art an bic 8ur3eI ge-
llegt" Das 8fingitaebet iteige oarum
(Gortietuns aaf 5aite t2)
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lQdaakQn
n. .Elalls.IaalalliigQn
Gen Saeb. s.. Gaertses
(SortieBung)
Son Neb. 5. Baertses

- an oieiem Morgen bate ieine
@6pefter Ebereie audi gemerft, oaB
Der aIte Serr ,tidt gut aufgelegt Dar.
sic tat, lpas fte fonnte uno batte ibm
cine quite Saiie @affee gebradt. Or
aB uno tranf Elm tpenig ur1o legte fi9
nie6er. Sn bic gdule geben fonnte
er ni9t unb iiberlteB bem 2ebrer
8ertb ben r1nterridt. BUR Oeittags.
aeit fiiblte er itd beiier uno batte
beiiern appetit. Ebereie freute iid,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-31
Folks are Paying Cash for Things You No Longer Need
E-9 Houses For Sole


MODERN rooms; bath; full base
meni; stokcT heat. automatic water
heater: corner lot 6ON 60. Immediate
possession. 339 CaSS avenue.
MODERN au-year round; Lake S.
Clair front home, S miles from MI
Clemens, only $3.50. Why pay rent
Modern Chnton river front home,
North River road, near Lake ST.
Clair. 81 500; terms.
Cottage; lage privileges; $500.
MODERN 3-bedroom nome. 7-csr ga
rage. chicken house. ! acre, city wa
ter. miles from Mt. Clemens, off
South River road near school. StokeT
heat. $500. s.. 500 down.
Clinton River frontage, north side.
near mouth. Only S7e5. Z Terms.
STAN BARRON. BROKER
Tel. $500 Mt. Clemens
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-31
Horses and Cottle

II SEVEN weeks old pigs: sell or
trade for Guernsey COW and pay diff
terence. s970 French road. corner Shel-
BY. AZ
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-31
Business Opportunities

OWNER Of well established country
grocery store: butcher shop and ice
cream parlor Is forced 20 offer for
sale grocery and ice cream part; rea-
son is no help and son going in service.
Only requirement 81 500 to buy stock
on hand, Also willing 20 sell all: in
GLIDING building Davis Cash Market.
Davis, Mich. Phone Washington 1901.
Ash
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-31
4 Horses and cottle

FOR SALE-Two COWS: one regis
tered Ho.s'eIn, II years Old due Nov.
%. one red and white years Old, due
Dec - Nels p Nelson, s35 Garfield
between Y and is Nile roads. l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-31
HOMES FOR SALE

ROSENILLE
rooms; bath; basemen; furnace; 2
car sarsGc; near Dawson and
rooms and utllty-s s. $50, $500 dn.
262o3 Clancy.
rooms. bath; garage: linoleum
rugs; chicken coop and chickens: gar
den tools; Duo Thegm heater; gas
stove: cook stove. ice box; lot lO0Nl35
fenced-S4 200; terms 1920 Packard.
rooms. bath; frame building: ga
rage; 78 feet Of Gratiot frontaEe-s7.-
| $50; small down payment shown by
appointment only.
! rooms down, up; on ? lots 7Oxl4O
| throughout-sS. $50 down to the mort
gage, 27729 Bohn
rooms and baths; frames 900
down to the mortgage. 25835 Grove
land.
rooms: hath-s3 900; 81 $50 down:
50, 800 cash 1924 Meier, RosevLle.
EAST DETROIT
S rooms house; chicken coop; ga
rage: /. acre-S3 700. ST., 900 down.
1925 Shirley, East Detroit.
rooms: bath; garage; large lot
! 50, $50; $500 down. 2285i Melrose, East
Detroit
5 rooms and bath; Just like new -
Sc, 500; 50 500 down; shown by appoint
ment.
rooms bath; frame; Ia story -
IS, 500; 81 900 down. l643+ 10 Mile road.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
rooms: bath; utility: gas furnace
and circulator heatcr-s5 900; 81 300
down includes acre OF land.
rooms; bath-S6 $50; 81 500 down.
238Ol Elmira.
rooms; bath: utility; oil circulator
and drums-S4,95O; sl,65O down. 2l5ls
Fresard.
rooms and BATHS 500; 3 bedrooms
50 900 down. 23825 Elmira
acre; 3 rooms-s2 200; small down
payment; shown by appointment
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot az 20 Mile RI. Roseville l930-JC
CORNER OF Market and Pine streets:
lot 6lxl80; good business property.
I have two Groom houses that must
be sold at once TO close an estate.
Four room, modern house on Queen
street.
Six rooms: modern; two-car garage:
so foot lot on raved street.
R. f. HOWARD
REALTOR
sos Monitor-Leader Bldg.
Phone S4l, or Residence 6883
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lond Contracts l..


$500 DISCOUNT on land contract
earning 60 interest. bringing $40
monthly; good income property, SO. 500:
near MI. Clemens; excellent invest
ment. Phone 5674. 2
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DRY WOOD
For Sale
$3.50 Wsldenburg Road, q. miles west
OF Romeo Plank road c
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AUTOMOBILE mechanic and painter
and bumper wanted NJ. r. Anderson
Co. rs South Gratiot. TT
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Moving 8 Storage
Fumisotins

ALL BEDBUGS. reaches. moths d.
stroyed In six hours: guaranteed. Nh.
comb Fumigating Service. $3.50 s. River
road, corner Lonsview. Mt. Clemens.
Phone S44l.
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Wanted to Rent

SIX OR SEVEN ROOM MODERN
HOME: FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
NTsHED. LEASE PREFERRED. CON-
TACT Mr.. GRANT,. PHONE 4549. AZ
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Help wonted-femoIe

MIDDLE-AGED woman for house
work: 5 days week. Three in family; no
washing. Phone Roseville 2295-M. All
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Farm Fresh News

If you demand only the finest quality.
freshly and honestly graded, you will
enjoy buying at our Roadside Farm
Markat
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FALL FLOWING done by lot or acre
age. Arthur Kaletta. New Baltimore.
Phone Nj. Clemens 8l37. All
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Dogs. Cots, Pets

YEAR AND one-hsu old Pointer:
male; reasonable Call between and
:. i93 Cass avenue. AZ
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rooms; city water: sewer-s2 900;
$500 down
5 lots lo0Nll6 each; Broom house;
chicken coop; exchange for small house
in Mt Clemens.
rooms; bath-s3 200 81 900 down.
rooms: fine lot oD EaSiman-s3.5 500
4 rooms; floor; modern bungalow
81 900.
! rooms;l floor modern bungalow;
oak floor throughout; stationary tubs
Sd 500. 5000 down
2-famNy modern; stoker-s5, 900; $500
down.
3-family; rented for SIS per month
S. 500 sl,l0O down.
2-famly on good street rented for
SIS month-S6. 900; 81 600 down,
rooms. modern; centrally located
So 500: $500 down.
acres: rooms house; steam heat
and bath; some fruit-S7 500.
2-famly: bath; so r.. river frontage;
off South River roads,, 900; $500
down,
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HARNESS, SADDLES. trave ing
bags repaired New leather work made
20 order. rs Washington, Mt Clemens.
Phone 5O97. c
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Help Wonted-GeneroI Z

COUPLE for s-famIy apt. in De-
troit; man employed. Call Mt. Clemens
2O48 or 6O84 l.
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POLO coat and fur coat, size 10. dis-
nOnd ring. Phone 1890, All
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Wonted TO Rent

LOCAL businessman wants 5 or g.
room house; will be permanent tenant.
Phone 5TOl. All