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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-25
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-25
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-15

marnejch ZnamOStl!"
A byla tomu vskutku rada
re "a Kristou jeste do opravdy
nikdo nechodi. Ma devce ca
SUI dosti a mohlo by Sc snad do
zfti zklamanl jake Betuska -
nebo - panimama casio vzpo-
mfnala ma RIzenu a sla-li do
kostla, nikdy nezapomela "a
staviti sc ma jejim hrobe.
A re nezapomel ami Vaclav,
presvedcila Sc nedavno, kdyz
no take videla u jejiho hrobu
stat.
Sla tedy S Kristou z kostela
a poSeptala il to:
"Pamatujes 81 ma to asi, jak
jste / do TRULY strojily? Vid1s,
to bylo pro kmotricka."
ga vim," povfdala Krista,
"vypravovala mi to Betuska."
A sly pax spolu ODE zamlkle
domG.
Panimama v duchu vZdycha
la. "Boze, proc to muscle belt
tax? Jak moh' S nj belt ten
chlapec stastnej! Oh, tatku,
tatku, ably tt to ma pravde Bozi
nepritezovalo'', a jala septati
otcenas.
Teprve u sameho staven1 po-
zvedla Krista hlavu a rekla,
jake by nadsene:
"Ale vite, teticko, ia Ruza
byla stastna! ia bych chcela
belt ma jejfm mfste."
tt di ty hloupa!" zhrozi-
la Sc skoro teticka, lee devce
potrasalo hlavou.
"Chcela, hned, protoze umf1t
pro naseho kmotricka must
belt radost. Je tax hodnej a
zaslouzi 81 toho!"
Do Kristy sc Zamiloval az pc
usi syn zdejs1ho hajneho. Phi
Sci prave z vojny a mel nejlep-
81 vyhlfdku, re to zdejs1 hajem
stvi zdedf pc otci.
Pan nadlesni mu to uz sl1bil,
neb sary hajny Krupicka ne
jak schazel a pravidelne "a
spal, mel-li j1ti S nadlesnim ma
cekani.
Mlady byl jake jiskra a k
tomu povolanf bezpochyby uz
predurceny pred svym zroze-
MIN. Les byl jeho zivlem a pu-
Ska kamaradkou cd detstvf.
Tatik mu ted radil, ably Sc
ohlizel pc neveste, nu a pri tom
prvem ohlednutf mu padla do
Okla Krista z Veverfho gruntu.
Ale vsak take byla hezka a do
hajovny by Sc hodila.
Tonfk byl hned pc nj cely
"zfanteny" a tahlo no to jenom
k starostovum.
Najednou mel strach, mali
vojenskou kn1zku v pofadku a
sc starosty optat. Potion
Ease mu napadlo, maj1-li donna
dobre zapsanou kravku Lysku
a re NELL II starostI obecnlho
plemennika, musel tam, ably to
pan starosta v kn1zce nalezl.
eco sem ten mladej hajnej
porade chodi?" podivil Sc jed
nou starosta, kdyz tn byl Tonlk
v jednom tydnu ash pc ctvrte.
rs kazdou malickosti pride,
ale neposloucha co mu vykla-
dam. Hl1da sem a tam a jak
Pride, Ease jde."
Il Sc mi zda," tajuplne Sc
pousmala stara panimama a
slehla ockem pc Kriste, "ze
Won tudle pc nasf Kristynce po-
kukuje."
G" udelala Krista a ami
Sc neuzardela.
mo - CO" minila stara,
"dyt by to nebylo zly."
Kan uz by Sc vdavala?" u
trhla sc Albfna, "je jsem rada.
re mann devecku, zas uz / necc
nakukujte!"
81 - vsak ia to neudelam
pkmotricko," zasmala Sc Krista
"ani mi nenapadne!"
GALE v hajovnach, bejva do
bre", minil hospodar, "byls
bys' stastna!" a pri tom Sc mt
vylila vnitru nejaka litost.
Vsichni mohou byt stastnl
jen on nemIze a nem1ze!
Take mlademu cetn1ku, kite
ry v 1rednfch zalezitostech ma
vstevoval starostu, padla Kri
sta do Okla. Bavlval Sc S nj
pracovala-li pri jeho navstev'
neco We stavenf a sla-li v nedel
z kostela pripojoval Sc k nj, b;
kdyz jel dom1 ma dovolenou
postal j llstek.
Sotva sc ma nej podivala
kdyz odpoledne tehoz dine ma
| vfio1o hov1nu n9n1mAm6 n:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-15

""CNNJ ~
zumne. Dyt by bylo pro tebt
dobre, kdyby's byla zavopatre.
ma"
"Co pax ma mne chvatate? p
rekla Krista smutne. "Coz mne
tn nemate radi? ia chci belt
hodne dlouho u vas, kmotffcku
a az me budete preci chcft mel
mo moci vdat, pax 81 vezmu ko.
hokoliv = treba Tomse = ale
neJcky mne este nechte!"
Pr poslednfch slovech Sc "a
smala, protoze ten Sc prave ko-
lem oxen mihnul a uz vbehl do
svetnice.
Tones mel rozbite spodky
ma Jedne sli a u kosile jenom
Jeden rukav.
A sotva Sc postavil u kamen,
w Sc small a jacf, re jsou Tide
v Batelove a jaci v Move Vsi sc
vyptaval.
"sandu nemas? Harmoniku
nemas?" dotazoval Sc hospo-
dare.
Stara mu pTinesla kosili. By
la Jeste pc pantatovi a zluta
vekem, ale ubozak mel z nj ma
ramnou radost.
A, re nebyla Albina prave
donna, vylezl Vaclav ma p1du
a prlnesl mu vestu.
TAX, chudaku, voblec sci"
pob1dl no.
A zatlm CO Sc Tones "a kan
ny STROLL, povidal Kriste pro
potechu.
ga te, Kristusko, do niceho
mutt nebudu. Byd u mas, do
kad Sc tt l1b1."
ga bych tn byla rada furt"
feklo devce snive, 81 az teticka
umre a kmotTicka Dude stara
a Wy budete starej a tTeba sam
zustanete, ia vas budu vobslu-
hovat."
Vaclav byl dojat tolikerou
oddanOst1. Zaskrabalo no v
hrdle a nevedel, CO by dobre
odpovedel.
Zat1m Tones 81 liboval:
ga nam napady, ia nejsem
pitomej = ty taky nejses pito-
mel, ty mas napady v Have"
PAX popadl krajfc chleba,
ktery mu panfmama podavala
a ut1kal ven, jake by mu hlava
hofela. Mel velikou radost z
vesty a kosile a stale pochvalo-
val, re v Drevorub1ch jsou hod-
nj lidi, ash tax, jake v Americe.
PAX sc vratila Alb1na a s nj
prisel reznfk; koupil minuly
tyden parek volG cd VeverG a
ted je sci zaplatit.
Vaclav byl pc dnes mekke-
no srdce a hanbil sc ted, re vo-
ly temer oplakal a ted re mad
penezy uz netruchli. Ovsem,
zvlastni radost1 no take nepl-
nily, "a to vsak Albine oci je-
nom zarily, kdyz rezn1k sazel
ma still same krasne, move sto-
koruny.
Bezdeky Sc Vaclav ma svou
zenu pod1val a zabolelo no v
prsou.
Jak byla zmenena, jak oziv-
la, celia jina, ba, temef hezka.
Ma obou tvaf1ch vyrostla il
ruda kola, oci il rozhorely; ne,
tax nadsena nebyla, ami, kdyz
v prvych dnech manzelstvl sc
pokousel mluviti il O lasce, ami,
kdyz il ubezpecoval, re by mo-
hi byti stastni. Nikdy u nj ne
pozoroval takove vzplan1 az
ted, mad temi bankovkami.
A reznik Tuna sazel a sazel,
Byl jich plny stdl; cely Sc zele-
nil, jakoby byl rockwell to pa.
lit z jara. A zat1m to byly je.
nom mrtve pap1rove 10O-koru-
ny.
Vaclava nenadchly - on \
MIN srdce pTiklaneti mcdowell
= lee Alblna je ocima horlcl.
ma zrovna hltala a polohlasne
nedychajfc ami, poc1tala S TIL
mOu:
"Petatricet - sestatTicet-'
W nestacil still a musel roz'
kladati pc okne.
"Pane ma nebi'', divila Sc sta
ra, 'to jsou penfze. Div by
"a ne byl dostal grunt, takove.
pomalf, jak mas = ale neJc
ky ="
Albfna poc1tala jeste jednol
a tiskla tn haldu ma prsa. By
jich stoh a ona, pima nadseni
takoveho stesti, odnasela je d.
pr1stenku, kde mela malova
mon cforodovp$ tr11hlu
Evening star., 1944-05-31

! tary-treasurer, Nebraska Consoli-
dated Mills Co., and Dwight X
Yerxa. Minneapolis. former execu-
tive of Pillsbury Flour Mills Co.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Is Flour Companies,
II Executives on Trial
In Antitrust Case
~ the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. May 31.-Sixteen
-Four milling corporations, II of
their executives and their national
trade association were summoned
into Federal court today for trial
on charges of conspiring to fix
prices on packaged flour for home
use.
The charges grew out of an, extern
sive. inquiry by the Governments
antitrust division, which produced
indictments, involving the meat
packing, canning, cheese and other
food industries. The Indictment
was returned March "a, 1943, and
the defendants pleaded inoncent
June Is.
Members of the defendant trade
association, the Millers National
Federation, control 81 per cent of
the 10000 barrels of -four sold
annually in the United States in
packaged form for household use,
the indictment alleged.
Agreement Attacked.
The Government charged the fed
Grafton served as clearing house
for price-fixing agreements among
the defendants and that these
agreements more than doubled bulk
prices charged by miliers for sales of
-four in certain amounts.
Corporate defendants are General
Mills, Inc, Minneapolis; Pillsbury
Flour Mills Co., Minneapolis; Acme
Evans Co.. indianapolis, Austin
Heaton Co., Durham, N. c.; Ballard
q Ballard Co., Louisville, KY; Buck
eye Cereal Co., Massilion, Ohio; CO.
operative Mills, Inc, Auburn, Ind;
Fisher FIGURING Mills Co., Seattle,
Wash; Mennel Milling Co., Toledo,
Ohio Midland Flour Milling Co.,
Kansas City, Mo-; Nebraska Consol-
idated Mills Co., Omaha; Standard
Milling Co., Chicago; Thomas Page
Mill Co., Topeka, Kans.; Trenton
Milling Co., Trenton, ILL.,; Valley
City Milling Co., Portland, Mich,
and Yukon Mill & Grain Co., Yukon,
Okla.
Individuals Indicted.
Individual defendants are: Claude
I. Alexander, Yukon, OKLA, sales
manager of Yukon Mill 81 Grain
Co.; William H. Bowman, Indian
apolis, vice president of Acme
Evans Co.; M. A. Briggs, Durham,
N. c., president of Austin Heaton
Co.; John w. Cain, Kansas City,
Mo, president of Midland Flour
Milling Co.; J. Stanwood Davis,
Seattle, Wash, sales manager Of
Fisher FIGURING Mills Co.: Howard
w. Files, Minneapolis, vice presi-
dent of Pillsbury Flour Mills Co.;
Richard K. Hammel. Trenton, Ill.,,
president of Trenton Milling Co.;
William r. Morris, Buffalo, N. Y,
vice president. General Mills, Inc; :
Fred N. Rowe, Portland, Mich,
president, Valley City Milling Co.;
Joseph H. Weaver, Omaha, secre-
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Lucky Steward Sails
103 Ships in a Wars
Without Mishop
Ry the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
i Lucky Uncle Otto has
signed on again--his 103d ship.
Otto Preussler, Port Orange,
Fla, chief steward and cook,
has been going to sea for 80
years, saw action in the Russo
japanese war, the Vera Cruz
invasion. the World War and
has shipped out on % mer-
ehantmen in this war.
His nickname, says the War
Shipping Administration, stems
from the fact that no ship on
which he has sailed has been
lost, either in war or in peace.
The Valley settler., 1944-09-01
Pc s3enger Car Tires


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The Valley settler., 1944-09-01
Light Truck Tires

The production of light true advantages common to passenger car tir worker can be trained to build Q liz time 3o-So) and light truck tire do naturll and synthetic, and not tco muc passe ger car tires. however, and as a relet .cn to deuc nd. Neverthel ess, 1t
 to heavy truck tire production, al1oce, deueEds of the present eligibility gre
The Valley settler., 1944-10-27
CHURCH SERVICES

CHURCH SERVICES The Valley Chapel
 Rev. Mrs. HE. Beyer, Pastors
 Church School. .lO:OO AIM.
 Morning Worship... .ll:00 AIM.
 Preaching Service. .8:OO M.
 Wed. Evening sertvce. $500 P.M. Wasilla Communit tY Church Rev. Herman Beyer, Pastor Sunday Evening Servic ce 9:OO P.M. St. John Is Luthuran Church :, Sunday School and Divine Service every Sunday except the third Sunday of each month!
 Sunday School. .1O:3O AIM. l. service. .ll:OC AIM. Rev. W.F. Georg, Vacancy Pastor United Protes ant Church Rev. Victor klfsen, Past or
 Sunday Services Church School. ..lO:OO .M. Morning Worship. .ll:OO A.M. Evenin ng Service.. $500 PM.
 ednesday Choir Rehearsal. $500 P.M. Saturday
 Youth Fell owship... e:oO P.M. St. Mi chael.s Catholic Church Rev. Father Snead, Pastor
 Sunday Mass. 1O:OO M.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
Tom White|ey

REAL ESTATE
8 So. Gratiot Mt. Clemens 6082 {
LITTLE MACK-l2 Mile road: new S
rooms and bath: approximately 9 acres
of land: very nice surroundings: Sl0.-
500; terms 10 suit
RUEHLE
Harper Il Crocker: Dial 1884 or 1851
others 70 choose from c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
BY $ SGT. JOHN l.. KENT
Written for NEA Service

Wherever our troops go, they
fight mud, sand and earth as
we'll as the enemy. There are
roads 10 be built and repaired.
airStripS 10 be constructed, and
rubble 10 be removed. Even be-
fore the Smelling stops, engineers
move in with their earth-moving
equipment, paving the way for
advancing armies and their mo-
torized weapons and supplies.
In the assault on the MarianaS.
the first pieces Of equipment TO
be run off our army landing
barges we're not guns or trucks,
but ordinary construction bull
dozerS-the kind of machine
used back home TO level roads
and push the earth back into
trenches dug for laying of water
lines and sewer pipes.
The bulldozer is only one of
the trinity of Army engineers
wonder-weapons, but il is the
most important because of its
versatility. Assisted by the grad
er and the self-loading scaper,
the other two in this trinity, the
bulldozer is our secret weapon
WORK MIRACLES
The grader levels the ground
as it runs up and down the road
or landing strips; the scraper
digs. loads and dumps the earth;
but the bulldozer in addition 10
pushing the earth and rocks to
make way for the grading mach
inc, can pull up tree stumps,
knock down trees and move logs
cut of the way. 1t can pull stalled
vehicles out of mud, pull loaded
skids or pallets of supplies
along the beaches where wheel
ed vehicles would be mired iii
the soft sand and mud, and with
winch attachment hoist or
ferry material across inacces-
sible places, swa mps and
streams.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
Legal Notices
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

The Board of Education of School
District No. !, Harrison Twp, Ma
comb County, Michigan, Will receive
bids for the construction of one
story. two class room addition TO the
present school building, together with
alterations 10 the present building and
re-loc ating OF boys toilet room. The
building is located on the north wester-
~ side of jefferson avenue, and Lanse
Circus Avenue. Harrison Twp, Macomb
County, Michigan.
Sealed Proposals addressed 70 The
Board of Educ alton. School Dist. No. !,
Harrison Twp, Macomb County, Mich,
will be received by Mr.. Albert Mar
latt Secretary in the office of the pre-
sent school building located on the
north westerly corner OF Jefferson Ave.
and Lanse Creus avenue, Harrison
TWP. Macomb County, Mich. up to
7:30 D. m. E.WT Dec. 20. 1914, and
will be publicly opened and read aloud
for the construction of this addition.
The successful Bidder will be reauir-
ed 10 furnish satisfactory Performance
Bond and Labor and Material Bond.
The Contract Documents including
Plans and Specificat ions are on file
at the offices OF Builders and Traders
and F. w. Dodge Corp. Detroit. Mich,
and at the office of Jensen & Keough.
Architects and Engineers. 1878 Jas.
Couzens Hwy, Detroit, 81. Mich.
Copies OF the documents may be OBJ
tanned by depositing $1,000 with Jen-
sen & Keough, Architects & Engineers,
for each set OF documents so obtained
The amount OF the deposit for each set
OF documents will be refunded 70 each
actual bidder who returns the plans
and documents in good condition with
in 10 DAYS after the opening OF bids.
IS 90 will be refunded for each and all
other sets OF documents returned.
The Board OF Education of School
Dist. No. I, Harrison Twp, Macomb
County, Mich. reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids, in whole or In
part. and 20 waive any informalities or
irregularities therein. Bids TO be based
on paying not less than the minimum
scale paid in the metropolitan area.
Proposal will include Architectural
Trades. Plumbing and Heating, Electri-
cal Work and window Shades.
A certified check or bank draft pay
able TO Board OF Education, School
Dist No. I. Harrison Twp. Mscomb
County. Mich, or a satisfactory Bid
Bond executed bv the Bidder and a
Surety Co.. in an amount equal 10 s
per cent of the bid shall be submitted
with each bid No bid may be with
drawn after the scheduled closing time
for receipt Of bids for AZ least 30 days.
SCHOOL DIST, NO !, HARRISON
TWP, MACOMB COUNTY. MICH.
ALBERT MARLATT. Secretary.
Dec. i9-26-M.-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
STATION LOOTED

Burglars who broke into .
garage and gasoline station at
$1,000 MOT, Clinton township,
apparently were not interested
in cash or articles of apparent
monetary value, according to
sheriff's office reports, as the
only articles taken were a half
filled box of cigars and two
charge account books. Other
account books were not taken.
Entrance was gained by break
ing a window pane, and unlock
ing the window. The theft took
place between 8 p. m. Friday
and $50 a. m. Saturday, sheriffs
reports stated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
Arms Construction Giants
Tear Out Path to Victory

Stories come back regularly
of new and unusual performan-
ces by this common piece of con.
struction equipment. 1t has even
been used as a tank in wiping
out Jap machine gun nests in
the Southwest Pacific, when one
CT. just drove his bulldozer over
the pillbox, burying Japs under
a shower of rocks, earth and
broken concrete.
Self-loading scrapers combine
the power shovel and the truck.
Discharging its load at a pre-
determined rate, this machine
spreads and levels the earth as
it speeds along the ground.
Mounted on large pneumatic
tires, il can navigate the softest
terrain and speed over it almost
as fast as an automobile. One
of the largest sizes now in use
IS the giant "Tournapull" whose
body holds so cubic yards Of
earth and sand, and which is
driven by two 200-horsepower
supercharged diesel engines.
SOLVES PROBLEM
In one long swooping bite, 1t
digs and carries as much ex-
cavated material as a man can
dig in a week. 1t repeats this
process as fast and as often as
the operator can manipulate the
controls. Thus the Army's prob
lem of moving great quantities
of earth in a short time, with a
tremendous saving Of manpower,
has been solved.
Already, the history of World
War III is brimful of heroic jobs
done by crawler tractors, scrap
ers and graders. Rendova, the
Solomons, Sicily, Normandy -
everywhere our fighting forces
go, you will find these construc-
ton giants building roads,
smoothing shell-torn landing
fields and building new landing
strips and airdromes.
Bombs dropped on fields cause
craters requiring hours to fill by
hand shovel methods. The bull
dozer and other engineers con-
struction equipment fill the
holes in matter of minutes =
and the field can again be used
by our fighting aircraft. In fact,
success of our mobile forces and
our aircraft in the performances
of their missions depends on the
engineers ability to move earth
speedily. Truly, this Is q dirt
moving war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
SmoIl Forms For Sale F.

NORTH AVE.-l6O #. front; acres
with building; good garden land and
acres sown with rye. For quick sale
call after $50 p. m. 81 Grand Ave. APP
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
"a Office Equipment
Houses For Sole

MODERN 3-bedroom nome, scar ga
rage. chicken house, acre, city wa.
ter. miles from MI. Clemens. off
South River road near school. Stokef
heat $500. s. 500 down,
Lake 81. CLAIR ana Clinton River
frontage. only sos; easy terms
For quick action IN selling your re.
sort property. list u with
STAN BARRON. BROKER
Tel. $500 Mt Clemens
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19

NEW TYPEwRITERS
Now available 10 essential users. Call
NJ. Clemens 2O47 for full particulars.
OtGce supply Co., I34 Cass avenue.
Remington Sales & Service; rentals.
Hours 3 70 ?. Closed Vedne Sday p. nc
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
Moving 9 Storage

OUR MOVING equipment 10 the best
Special care taken Of your furniture
and upholstered goods In storage, such
as moth proofing and wrapping rugs
and cushions. City Transfer Co.. 90
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. Phone asst
Service to and from Detrait daily. c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19
LITTLE FARMS

LII LIZ ARMS
First house off Gratiot near Is Mile
road: rooms: 2-car garage: chicken
coop: >. Acres, $50; terms.
Near school; 4 rooms: bath: utility;
vacant-s4 900; terms.
One-half acre near M-97 and il-Mile
road; cinder block; rooms and bath:
utility: attached garage; gas heat: We
netisn blinds; interchangeable screen
and storm windows; fruit trees and Der
ries-S5. 500.
3 acres; S rooms: bath and utility:
M-97 near l2i7 Mile roads good bust
ness location. 2ox2o office-s7, 500: 3d.
500 down.
"a acre: rooms and utility: so fruit
OF bees; IA Mile road. near Fraser
$1,000 $500 down.
EAST DETROIT
Income; rooms; bath; down: Z
rooms: bath up; basement; furnace; ,
chicken coops: storm windows and
screens: acres-S9 500: terms.
rooms; BATH utility; lots; includes
electric washer: electric range; tons
of coal-s3,5oo; terms.
rooms: bath: large lot; near 3
Mile and Gratiot-s4, 200: 81 900 down.
house: garage; 2 large lots-s3,5oo:
81 900 down
Very nice rooms and bath: large
utility; 2 lots:a near Mile roads,.
500 easy terms or bargain for cash.
BASE LINE
Toepfer near Van Dyke; 5 rooms;
bath; utility; electric hot water hea /:
laundry tubs; venetian blinds; garage :
fenced: shrubs: shade trees 81 .25o:
terms.
CENTER LINE
rooms: bath: utility; large floors d
attic; 4. acre-sI. $50: terms
rooms: bath: basement; furnace
81 200. cash 10 mortgage.
ROSEVILLE
rooms; bath; utility: near Martin
road and Gratiot-s3 500; terms.
4 blocks from Grstiot: S rooms. bath
storm windows and screens -s4 200 /.
terms.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Income: rooms: bath down: 4 and
bath up; both rented: lot 75x3oo-only
81. 900: $3.50 down.
/. HUGHES REAL ESTATE
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-19

WOMENEAgc 20 through 80, for
many Jobs 40 Army bases and hospi.
tails IN U or overseas: attractive
clothing. best food excellent living
quarters; medical and dental care.
recreational and entertainment facilt-
tics furnished free. plus cash salary
with opportunity for advancement and
Job trHt1fnr Telephone 4588 MI. Clern
ems OF write Public Relations Office.
COO Bun Building, Detroit. 20. TT
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Wonted TO Rent

YOUR HOUSE can be right down
town. out at the edge of town or close
by. All we want 10 know Is, can we
rent or lease 10? We three work in
Mt Clemens and We like IL a lot but,
gee. we need a nome 10 live in. Five
or six rooms would do the Job nicely
and, of course, we'd be glad TO pay
s5O-S60. IL you are looking for perma-
ncnt tenants who can furnish refer
ences won't you call MI. Clemens 45f9
and ask for Mrs. G.. Reber, please. IF
WANTED 20 rent-Reliable local fam
lily Of three adults want 10 rent or
ease or room house In or near
MI. Clemens. Can furnish references.
Pay Up 20 $50 $50. Write Monitor-Le ad-
or BOX $50 TT
FAMILY OF THREE adults oerms.
ncntly located TN Mount Clemens want
10 rent five 10 seven room unfurnished
modern house. vii! consider long term
ease. WHlins TO pay $50 to $50 monthly
Telephone 1881.
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Folks are Paying Cash for Things You No Longer Nee<
Christmas Decorations

DECORATE with Balssm. Cedar
RopinE. special prices IA quantities.
Decorated Balsam Wre tths all sizes for
home and cemetery, Pine. Cedar, Bal
sam branches Oregon Holly, oeauu-
fully decorated Grave Blankets, and !
nice selection OF Xmas trees. Open
evenings and sun. Phone $3.50. Gratlo'
Garden supply. 372 y. Cratic: al Joy
Blvd. {
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Business Property For Sale FL

GASOLINE station: lunch room com
bincd. living quarters. must sell. leaV-
ing Michigan. 59I5 North Grauot, y
miles north OF Nj. Clemens U rs. Al9
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Fumisotins

ALL BEDBUGS. reaches. moths dc
stroyed In six hours: guaranteed. Ma
comb Fumig ating Service. 1920 S. River
road corner Longview. Mt. Clemens
Phone 8i4l.