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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
Miss Gardiner Heads
Alaska Health Program

Miss Lillian A. Gardiner, former
supervisor of public health nurses
for Montgomery County has been
appointed Director, Division OF
Public Health Nursing for the Ter
ritory of Alaska as Of May 1.
According to Miss Gardner the
public health program there is
well set up with a superior type
of nurses, well prepared and self
sufficient. She has her headquar-
tiers in Juneau, but has visited
Fairbanks, Anchorage, Cordova,
Palmer, Seward, Valdez and Yaku-
tat since she flew into the interior.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
High School Commandments
Many Awards Presented AT Rockville Gath.
ersburg, Sherwood, POOlesyille And Damascus
Senator Radcliffe Speaker At Rockville

So nigh is grandeur to our dust,
So near is God to man,
When duty a0hispers LosO, THOU
MUST,
The youth replies, / CAN.
This verse from Emerson was
the theme of the commencement
exercises held last night in Rich.
ard Montgomery High School
Rockville, where the principal adj
dress was delivered by the Honor.
able George L. Radcliffe, whose
topic was "Duty's Challenge To
Youth. The diplomas were pre-
scented by Julius P. Stadler and
Mrs. Harold Smith was violin ac-
companist for the chorus.
The welcome address was given
by Mary Lee Monday, president
of the Senior Class; Patricia
Browning spoke on "The Signific-
ance of the Diploma" and Harry S.
Beall, Jr., on "The Future Belongs
To Youth. The invocation was
given by the Rev. J. Virgil Lilly
and the benediction was pronounc-
ed by the Rev. ]. w. Rosenberger
Daryl w. Shaw, principal, made
the awards and announced the
honors as follows:
The American Legion Auxiliary
Essay prizes went 30 Willie Not
nagle, Barbara Johnson and Edith
Galloway.
Citizenship Medal Barbara
johnson. Awarded to the senior
who did the most for the school,
Loren Fletcher Schott, Jr., Mem
orial Medal Dorsey Unglesbee
Awarded to a senior boy for out
standing character.
Student Government Medal .
Mary Lee Monday. Awarded t,
the senior girl for outstanding
character.
Sportsmanship Medal Robert
Carter. Awarded to senior for
outstanding craftsmanship.
Girls Athletic Award Mablee
Cline. Awarded to a senior girl for
outstanding athletic achievement.
Banking Award Eileen Fraley,
Lavinia McCrossin. Awarded by
Farmers Banking & Trust Co., to
the students most efficient in bank
ing.
Sons of the American Revolu-
ton Medals Patricia Browning,
Harry S. Beall, Jr. Awarded for
outstanding citizenship.
Bausch & Lomb Science Award
Patricia Howes. Awarded to a
senior for high scholastic attain
ment in science.
Rensselaer, Medal William
Sheppard. Awarded to a senior
for excellence in mathematics and
science.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
Housing Committee
Named By Council

In move to improve housing
conditions in Rockville, the mayor
and council at their monthly meet
ing last week named Councilmen
William A. Linthicum, and Louis
Ryan to confer with DIR. v. L.
Ellicott, county health officer, to
ask the commissioners acting as
the local board Of health to adopt
an ordinance designed to raise
sanitary standards both in the
town and in other sections Of the
county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
Richtmeyers Have
New Daughter

A second daughter was born
Sunday, June IL, to Chief Warrant
Officer and Mrs. George w. RIGHT
meyer of geo Monroe street in
Rockville. The baby was born in
Georgetown Hospital and weighed
7 pounds 8 ounces at birth.
Mr.. Richtmeyer back from ex-
tensive duty in the South Pacific
is currently at the Bethesda Medi-
cal Center for advanced training.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
LaytOnsville Over Top

Laytonsville Elementary School
with a quota Of $1700 raised a
total Of $500. They held a Vic
tory picnic in Fry's meadow last
Friday and presented the children
selling the largest amounts with
awards. They were Gordon Keys,
Arthur Tetlow,and Joyce and Bar
bara Ann Riggs (twins) tied with
$662.50 to the credit Of each.
Laytonsville Agricultural group
has set Saturday evening June "a
at $3.50 as the date Of a rally to
be held on the school grounds.
Mrs. Vestus Wilcox heads the COM
mittee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
John B. Dawson To
Speak At Bethesda

planning and Financing Of
Social Work in War Time" will
be the subject Of a discussion by
John B. Dawson of Philadelphia,
at a joint meeting Of the trustees
of the Montgomery County Social
Welfare Council and the County
Community Chest next Monday,
evening, June 10, at 8 p. M. at
the Bethesda Elementary School,
100 Wilson Lane, Bethesda. Mrs.
MINER Hostetler, is chairman of
the organization.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
COmmissi Oners
Officia
Proceedings
Highlights OF Meeting
On Tuesday, June 13

Congressman Glenn w. Beall OF
the Sixth Congressional District OF
Maryland, and Congressman Edw
H. Reese, from the State of Kan
sas appeared before the Board Of
Commissioners. Mr.. Beall being
spokesman of the delegation.
Mr.. Beall stated that the Bureau
of Ordnance Of the Navy Depart
ment has an appropriation OF
IS, 700, 100000 for proposed Chem
ical Research Laboratory to be
located around the vicinity of the
District of Columbia. Several
suitable sites for the Laboratory
are being considered, one being
located on the Bladensburg road,
near the Indian Spring Club and
the other in Virginia. Mr.. Beall
invited the Commissioners pres
ence at meeting to be held with
the Naval Affairs Committee and
stated that he would like the Naval
Affairs Committee to be invited
to Montgomery County. Between
500 and 900 persons will be en-
ployed, all of whom will be pro-
fessional people, scientists, etc,
and that it will be an industry
that will be desirable to the
County. He gave assurance, that
there be no need Of fear Of ex-
plosiOns or disasters arising Out
of the operation Of the Laboratory,
as it will be used exclusively for
chemical experiments within the
building. The $4,000, 100000 will be
expended in the purchase of the
land, the construction of the build.
ing and landscaping. After full
discussion Of the matter, the board
authorized President Lacy Shaw to
appoint committee to attend the
proposed meeting of the Naval
Affairs Committee.
Lieut.. Henry Heyman, United
States Naval Reserve appeared be-
fore the Board regarding estab-
Eshment of private Airport on
the old Walter Bogley Farm on
the road leading from Rockville
to Norbeck, near Norbeck.
The Annual Budget for Mont
gomery County for the Fiscal Year
beginning July LIST, 1914 through
June 80, 1945 was unanimously
adopted. Total appropriations
amounting to $3,534,458.25. The
Budget was prepared by Alex X.
Hancock, County Accountant and
Comptroller.
The Commissioners accepted the
designations of Carroll v. Jones,
Regular Policeman and Fred B.
johnson, Emergency Policeman on
the Montgomery County Police
Force.
Sheldon Joy Jenkins, Kensing-
ton and Harold Andrews Tread
well, Silver Spring, were appoint
ed Emergency Policemen on the
Police Force at salaries in amount
Of $175.00 a month each.
A permit was granted to the
Lions Club of Silver Spring to
hold a Carnival in Silver Spring
from June IT through July 1.
Commissioner Prescott was au-
thorized by the Board to assist DR..
v. L. Ellicott in the preparation
of Housing Regulations" within
Montgomery County, with regard
to sanitation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15

quo1"s "SsIgHeu as IOIIOWs:
A. W. " 81 Mrs. W. E. Spangenberg Chairman IS 25OOOOO
nal rlrh Mrs Rose Bsno, Chairman 100000
Masonic organizations M H. Kinsinger Chairman 100000
n OF " f. E. Rupert Chairman .,a...... 100000
Rotary Clubs, F. Barnard Welsh Chairman 2OOOOOOO
Boards of Trade John Pagan, Chairman .. 16OOOOOO
Lions Clubs, James w. Gill; Chairman ...... 76OOOO0
Western Suburban District, War Bond Committee
s. Walter Bogley, Chairman ....,....., 100000
Eastern Suburban District War Bond Committee,
Harry B. Bair, Chairman 2OOOOOOO
Womens Activities Mrs B. p Whalen Chairman 100000
agriculture o. W. Anderson Chairman 100000
county Government Mrs Geneveve H. Wells Chairman
American Legion Joseph Cantre, Chairman 25OOOO0
Motion Pictures, Sidney Lust Chairman 100000
Bldg and Loan Associations Horace Smh 22OOOOO
CIVIC organizations Richard H. Aker Chairman 100000
Civtan Clubs Tom Edward Chairman 100000
county Fost oflces, Wm o. Bowman Chairman 100000
Liquor Control Board, B. R. English, Chairman 100000
rupnc schools Dr. Edwin W. Broome Chairman 3O0OOOOO
This leaves quiet large taken care Of v
oversubscriptions
Meanwhile the schools county started working olv The
first Of June and Of them have already gone the quotas
assigned them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
Barn Burns
Near DickersOn

A large barn on the farm Of
John A. Baker, near Dickerson
was destroyed by fire last week
The loss was estimated at $4,000
The farm was formerly known al
the Holland place.. Russell All.
mutt is the superintendent. The fire
is said to have been caused by
lightning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
Daughter Born To
Mrs. John Fulks

Mrs. John Fulks, wife of 1t
John Fulks, Army Air Corps, who
has been missing in action since
April End, is the mother of a
little girl, born last week at the
Suburban Hospital in Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
Amount Is Half Million
Increase OUer Last Drive
Chairman Green Announces Quotas For Organi
cations - Schools Are Again Taking Lead
ing Role

Montgomery Couns quota in the Fifth War
was ncay launched Monday has been at $75000 This quota
$55OO higher than the counys Loan
Drive Richard F. Green chairman for Montgomery County,
pointed out that the total the county during last drive
were well the amount of the the
a good start
The principal organizations and the tentative
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
When The
War
Is Over

strength Of the
German fighting machine. Just
how strong is the Nazi force
today? How much has it been
damaged? How much of the
bitter lighting on the French
coast is actual reserve power
of the Germans and will they
continue, perhaps stiffen, this
resistance? VIII our Allied
forces, once released from the
unlocked struggle under way on
the Cherbourg Peninsula, sail
through French territory as the
Nazis did in 1910? Have our
experts planned a way of pass
ing through or around the Magi-
not and Sigfried Lines? Should
the German forces crack under
the continued and increasing bat
tering Of the British, American
and Canadian forces will there
there be a general weakening?
How long will the German pub
lie stand the strain of constant
retreats and losses? None of
these questions can be answered.
Time and the success of our
armies only will determine the
end.
Experts and military observ-
ers seem confident that the
European phase of this world
struggle will end during 1914.
All of us naturally hope it will
and the sooner that time comes
the more lives will be saved. We
should never, however, overlook
the fact that
Many Lives many, many
Will Be lives of Ameri-
Sacrificed can boys win
yet be sacrificed.
The shores of Normany will for
ever be lined with markers for
American boys who gave their
lives for the liberation Of the
European peoples and for the
future safety of the ideal Of
Democracy in America. Thou
sands of homes will have expert
enced the pangs Of grief with
announcement Of the loss of son,
brother or husband. And yet
we all know that these sacri-
fees are necessary to win the
war.
We are now in the position
that Russia was for several long
years. We are hoping that the
Red Army viii strike again on
the entire Eastern front. We
know that with full pressure
from Russia, with the fight of
German forces in Italy and with
the devastation Of our air power
all over the German strong
points and with pressure from
our invasion forces in France,
Hitler, Goebbels, ct al, are hav-
ing a serious time Of it. We
know that if Hitler still pos
sessed strong air power he would
have used this power against
our invasion. We know that if
Hitler's submarines were capa-
bic Of doing our shipping dam
age they would be out in force.
We know that it is just impos-
sible for the German machine
to carry on indefinitely. We
have every reason to be hopeful
and still we know full well the
tremendous task our forces face.
There are two outstanding
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15

What we don't know may not
hurt US but it hurts other.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15

accomplishments of our part in
the war. These accomplishments
are already in
Navy Has the record. And
Done A Americans are
Great Job thrilled in con-
temptation. Our
Navy, which suffered terrible
blow to her prestige after Pearl
Harbor, has practically chased
the German submarines out of
the Atlantic. 1t is our Navy
which is driving the hated Japs
back, back and back toward the
mainland Of Japan. 1t is our
submarines which are taking
a heavy toll from japanese ship
ping. Our Navy made no
apology for Pearl Harbor but
they determined to redeem
their lost prestige. And how
they have done sol We are so
absorbed with news from Nor
mandy that we are likely to
overlook the gains made in our
advance toward japan and the
losses we are administering to
the enemy. A study Of the map
will give one real encourage
ment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15

accomplishments of our part in
the war. These accomplishments
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15

but, it seems,
the principal un-
known quantity
is the reserve
strength Of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15
Might Be
.Wrong--But
P. G. STROMBERG

WITH THE INVASION of
~ the French Coast apparently
secure to the Allied forces we
cannot help but give anxious and
hopeful thought to the proba-
bility of when the European
War will end. There are so
many angles which have a def
mite bearing on the final outcome
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-15

are already in
the record. And
Americans are
thrilled in con-
Temptation. Our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
OHIO i4sli
81 200 Down


Quick possession. nice rooms. good
condition throughout nice lot. gear
garage nat fireplace near schools
ard Importation. Cali Geo Reid,
E r. Hadley, Inc. US 10000
PLAINVIEW. f220s- IS 500 Cheer
fui rms dinette with bay. attic
Z yrs. old Art landscaped lot,
terms open sunday ~ ~ Q.
Wiotersen.-C 2+sl IN 2,ia79.
PRACTICALLY new bungalows to
ne sold a. cost u taken As " chance
of A lifetime % secure a modern
home - aAcrlflcs All have fuA
Easements. hot air furnace. fun attlc,
all-tGe baths. Insulated 2 hedrms.
large Kitchen and llyl5g I'M. large
lots. low taxes
$3.50 CASH TO FILA MORTGAGE
MONTHLY PAYMENTS SIS 90
iNC TAXES AND ms,
Hurry Only SIX ~ These Available
JACKHAM CO.. 1851 MICHIGAN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-wEsr
MONTROSE. 1910

OPEN I TO :
2nd blk g. " Chicago paved si.f
s rms tile bath and Kitchen sink.
finished rccr. rm- screens, storm
sash. beautiful condition, 81 600 dn..
viii sacrifice for IS $50. Don't faA
% see This.
RRI,TOE- REALTY
JFfFE 7FTRITAN U W e-F239
~ NEW DEFENSE HOMES
Move ir $500 down. SIS a month.
HOUsEMA -SPITZLEY CORP.
RE- Szl2 afternOnns
NpRTHLAwN. l9i7s--5-room: mod
frn except basement, garage. I'M
mediate possession $3.50 down, s3l
monthly including taxes. John strom,
Reaitor. s27| r. state FAIR. TO
ASA
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DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
HOUSES FOR sALE--EAsT
/, Permanent Brick Homes

permanent brlck fiOfneS
Near school and bus IN choice loca-
ton FRA terms Mr. Rabaut,
Houseman Spi'zley Corp CT ISIS.
RACINE l205s SIX rooms brick
natural fireplace Venetian blinds. Tie
bath screens steam heat garage
gold drive whits enArnea recreation
Loom &ll-414 &a-lll -da2l-----Ac.le
r,rE7 T--TrETT- y7777 T7TETT7T II h5Ia/
RhDNOR near Harpef. 4 years Oh
dining room large ssiC garage.
s. 800 brown ~ $500
P0HNs EA-es. s. L. ...--.-. :
rns modern steam 2 brick gar
50 mo pETTINE. Pr 1880.
ST LOUIS. 1921. near Charles
3 bedrooms FLA terms. $3.50 down.
shove right M. ifG'Dr50H BIdg, Corp
1885 HoIbrook. TR 2.5bs2
,'-f-NrDNTr1. s2f0- Center Line 1
year Old. 3 rooms; hot air heat
FtrUhhery trees lawn storm win
doHs 81 800 On. S35 monthly In
ouains taxes szydlaski Pr 307s
STATE FAtR.Oakland seciion-New
bedroom bungalow. the bath and
sink. defense workers $500 down
FLA jonn s'rou Rsaltor, So h
state Far. To SASS.
TRAVERSE NJ GrafIot-5 ROOMS
furnace basement. pnly $4,000.
Chas T. ED. 1885 Gfatio'. ri. 2aSj
WOODLANDS Nr. Gratiot-- rooms;
basement f4raAee S3.ioo. $50 IN.
Chas + Erb. 1855 GratQt RI eej5
YORKSHIRE l0iB. a. Jefferson $40
looms baths. ATTACHED garage IS
f l0t Price Sll.50O on terms
Broker. ca 1865 or MI 1855
ROOM COLONIAL
s-roou colonial. lovely nig rooms; on
lot 60x2o0, full basement: 3-car "a
fsRe- chicken coop. ideal Tor Sou
summer ana winter near parochial
and public schools. stores and
churches a bargain. only $50,
With terms 20 responsible parties.
Inquire 250i0 East jefferson Ave
near 10 Nile RoAe, ST, CLAIR Shores
West Realty Co.
3.RoOM HOUSE
Chicken coop " acre. good garden
sr4 city water. HOoysr-a Mile Sec.
t'0n. 81 $50 small down payment
II ! HEssE. REALToR
22ofo Van DYKE 81 $3.50
2.FAMILY INCOME
2 and bath down; 4 and bath W.
basement. furnace. 2-e6r- eaF -
1.9x1l0. very clean Van Dykes
Mile sec s. 600 terms
n J HESsE. REALToR
22050 Var DYKE ST 1850
CoLORED-FRENcH RD, mr. War.
ren Sroom brickote, basement;
- 4 heat 81 200 $500 On. az cash
offer Broker LIZ oslt
coLORED - Tennessee. Modern S
rooms. Al condition possession 80
dsys sacrifice 81 500. terms
ReaIfor LIZ 1888
coLORrn- North az Blvd near
Woodward beautiful hrAck 20 rooms,
steam heat TO ss7T2
F coLeRED-HefteH, near John r.. IS
rolms s., 700 owner. NJ e252
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ron SALE

" CoNVERTIRLEs
1912 Packard "l2oA Ciup Coune
isal Chevrolet spe ID l. Ciuo coupe
1a4l Ford SUPER ~ luxe club s0upc.
la4l Plymouth Spec. y T.. ciuh cpe.
1871 Ruirk super club coupe
haaO BUCK Spcc. club coupe
1910 Packard %" club coupe
All have radios. heaters ana > perfect
tires They AL look and run Ike
nsw THIS Is truly convertible head.
quarters Terms and trade Priced 20
sell
Its A-DFAL' MITCHELL
3fs6 WOODWARD
-.,ts>-ff- ! : -----7rTr -ETTTI- gTrCh
flrishI clean interior rddlo. heater.
excellent tires, motor, Ssgs, fuil
price terms
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD ana room single hsds, home
cookineA help srurselfs 81 week.
go Parsons
FOURTEENTH-Grahd River Section
Share large pleasant room twin
beds refined young lady. day shirt
only, hofns. privileges. three meals.
TE 2-2s25
GIRLS Field. i0ie, near Boulevard
home cooking three meals. lunches
packed excellent transportation 20
packards H4ds0n's BIdd's Briggs ,
daN o. nlkhi AnEkEEk-nn -alteIl-a-.i.
-T-1Trr- yTz III 5sFS V-I"I
HlLLGERfJefftrsor Gentleman or
ladyf eSceiieant meals and trans
portHflon L. 0lf6
iifA or II " r,.'rtsxnrrf ~ if7rrt~
Portable rooms excellent meals, cons
lenient transportation Oh 1922
COLORED-Llcensed home for AGED
and feeble persons excellent food 3
KIND care. Bl2O West Warren. Tf
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HOUSES FOR sALE-EAsr

ALCOY BLOCK = OF SMILE.
3 bedrooms large lots. rec space
close 10 schooiE lranE- -And- Ahn---l.. ..
=5rITy ss.zI1u- yT0U q !. w ~, , ~,
y Smile PL 4A0s.
ALCOY. 20552 Rrck. BEDROOMS.
year old all tile features storm
sash and sCTe6ns IaFge lCf : KCANT,
So 500. substantial down payment
a HOLSTER, 1859 T.. Smile. Tu
2-7733.
ANATOLE.- near Max; t reeHsy Ike
new. only 81 $50
ALSO. i7i4s Detroit Street toff
-car1euXJ, 81 750. Owner. ~ 2a0l,
ANITA, 1852 Gross. Pie Woods
Brick rooms and oinetfe natural
fireplace. VI A. heal iArge atfic.
drive. garage Priced 70 eel.
HuCK. AR sfa5
ARcoLA. it's rooms. urickote
D. a. heat, double garage good
buy AZ - pgo, substantial do0a- pay
ment HUCK. AR efe5.
ATTENTION MANIsTIQUE
Near river. colonial. 3 bedrooms IN
excellent z on d { IN Throughout
screens and storm cash, garage A
real home ready 70 move ~. Price
and terms are rirr--
TURNER A WILSON
1884 East Mile Pr 1926
BARGAIN-VAN DYKE Nj SEC
4 large rooms. utilliy room ready t0
plaster. water and electric IN garage
attached solid concrete foundation
an around 4 lots total s0N2ls im-
mediate possessign. 50 $50. $3.50
down S2s month
IRWIN, RIGHT a. HINES nc
22li5 Van Dyke 81 $3.50
BARGAINS rms. tile bath So
s75 s rms lots 81 100. 5 rms
acre - coo F9fis = i4'ts 81 zoe.
II J HEssE REALTOR
i2fe5 + Eight Mile AR $685.
BARLOW 202e4 Modern, Ike new.
s. $50. drafted Hickory. 200s2 Mod
rrn possession 2 weeks, Sc, 900, terms
HUGO j. HESSE, REALTOR
1898 T. Eight Mile AR 1855
BEAUFATT. Gra'iot-7 rms. Al con.
dition 1900 PETTiNE PL 4Q3o.
BENITEAU. s0fs-S4, 500. low down
psy-r bedroomA and. sunrooW
special double kitchen. See am time
TT 2-3lO5 LANPHAR S. REAL
TORS ca $3.50
BRYs DRIVE. 1873. Crosse PIE
Woods-Coloniel, rooms, 3 large
bedrms cedar closet stoser steam
drive. garage 81 500 about 81 500
down HUcK. AR sfs5,
pf'y yCTrp EOME or pP0pE PITY
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

At BUSINESS SALES TT 1875
COLORED specialize rooms. al
ap's mr. Harper Hospita completely
Furnished Dass-iif.il apt. building with
pent house. Properly and business.
50 600 IN
McDOUGAEL, rear Jeners1n--lf
rooms. brick. garage steam. reiriTs.
washer inc StlSs Property and
business s. 000 d.
CLASS q incW1inE - r0oms WITH
board factory district Polish neigh
borhood 81 OoG stock on hand.
Property and business. SO 600 Dr..
CLASS C-GratiQt McDpugal dis.
tg.c' 3is.case quota kooier- keg
cocktail nar.-kame owner 3 years
81 snn IN
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no WAITING
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Convertible Tops Upholstery Repair
COMPLETE MOTOR REBUILDING
BUMP. PAINT, COLLISION
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WoodVard Garage 30 seward. ,TR
2 asO2
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At KELLEY

PROPERTY AND BUSINESS
z RMS . garages steam taxes
SIS good income 81 200 81 600 IN.
20 RMS --CrosstowU Inc $500;
2 garages 50 800 terms
BUSINESS ONLY
% RMS Mile circle Inc ft75
rent SIln. bEick. -E11A A---ll-.e- :
c'esn 3-fm APP SIR bath. owner
water M ni 81 500 down
- PMS Art Center Irc-a4+2
brick and stone heat h0, water ard
iarlt0r service furnished 81 TOO IN.
PARK lr Our iof rear % Office
FELLEY 400 woodward. TE 2-S7oo
BEAUTY shop f7r SAFE same lOcs-
zion IS years Rot water and heat
furnished W-lts Boz B.fsb. Detroit
Times 81
bly, OR SILL your business thr1uEn
x fT-.ffsisf,T, 4f''tt Wo1cw-1. TT z-51bu.
FOR sale or lease. two-chair tarber
shop. fully equipped doing good
huslnAEa- Selling on Account q SICK.
ness write or call James r sears,
2z3 s Jefferson St, Coidwater. Mich.
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downtown building Cash 6uy only.
Ma unWerA 54i Free Press Bldg
-FOUR PUMP ges station On High
way II, within CIV limits "a good
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Gas STATION-A real opportunity
owners crafied Y corner. a real
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Win beer license for sale owner
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