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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-02
Everything Was Jake

Alex Robb OF the Thoroughbred Rocn9 Assoc lotion Inc,
comes up with about jacob Pncus famous morse
troner in the old days and later race sorter. oeenS
that one day Jerome Park Pncus wo having trouble WIN
sort especially with horse ridden by on tn9Sn Gnoeu
rider Finally Pncus sent the field owoy but me tnesh
man left Hoping it wos toIse stort me omaeu
asked: is it 90 Mr. Pincus2 YES sold Joc0os
pointing up the track, and think they went that ~oy
Color Chart
Harold 6reen who fights Rocky 0rozjono at the Garden
Fdoy is trained by Freddie Brown He used to be coI'eo
RED" but his ominq hair recently turned black His oppon
ents trainer 'Whltey Bimstein. And II the h9ht
doesn't drow Mike Jocobs naturally, will be blue
Shorts and Shells
The reason the winter golf tour will stort in Portland
Ore is that otter on exhibition Lost summer Bob Hudson ask
ed Juq McSpoden how much would cost to put on an open
Tournament McSpoden replied $4,000 and Hudson hou'eo
out check book and for that omoun Whot S
this story COL Bob Neyond exTennessee coach now IN
China is headed for Yale otter the Sounds Just RIDICULOUS
enough to be true and Yale place where the noloh
always wonted to 60 :. Bob Wooen Oklahoma end VINO
hos kicked of g points otter ouchdowns this season.
never even tried one before this year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-02
Sports Roundup
By HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

NEW YORK Nov q tAP) - There's oIwoys something
oono on in BROOKLYN . . General Mono9er Tom Goery ono
excooch Pete Cawhon of the tootboll I9ers sun ore e
When Branch Hickey at whom the beocher birds have peen
beerno "cheop cheop all comes oIon9 ond BUYS
Oees $500, i, tic DODGERS Some Of the customers
nrobobv will saw thots the only thing Branch has bought al
seoson. At any roe it wosnt SINAI! onloGnt tn9t
Rckey put UP share in club that hosn Peo oHoenos
~ Nc ,,s - When Max Never negotiating tor the club
last spring he wo reody poy $4,000 for the same block
Of stock
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-02
SPOKE TOO QUICKLY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2 -
lPD-The Eagles were studying
a movie Of an carly game when
Ernie Steele asked:
"What's that halfback doing
way over there? Who is he"
That dope" informed guard
Bruno Banducci, lis No. 81 and
if you'll look at your program,
you'll see No. 81 is you"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-02
THAT ENDED 1T

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2 =
tP)-Sandor Szabo, NWA cham
pion, and Karl Davis, Atlanta
assassin, used their heads to
end a feature wrestling bout
last night.
The wrestlCrS cracked skulls
and passed out cold before 1900
fans. The referee ruled no de-
Cision.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-22

Harry Christopherson, Tommy Clampffer, Tommy Chambers and soldier ran afoul of the military this week while out in a boat off a nearby rock off a near by cape.
 Harry had no more than taken a couple shots at a seal, of which one shot ricocheted toward the cape. than a military boat ap- peared and took them in custody aboard ship and brought them into town, towing their boat be- hind them.
 When 1t was satisfactorily ex- plained to all concerned as to who they were, what they were dolng there and what they were shooting at Gt is legal to shoot the seals, by the way) the four were released
 Upon which they got in their boat and went out and did a lit tie more shooting.
 Only not in the same place, one of them explained.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-22

(continued from previous page) work every single day wearing a necktie.
 For all we know the tie is still flying from the brass marker high in the mountains back of Mt. Barometer.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-22

Mrs. Celeste Lewis, employed at Bert's Drug store, was con- fined to her home the first of the week on account of illness.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-22

Six years ago a MT. Kettle was in Seattle, and on certain night he left three rowboats on the sands of Alki beach The next day the hree rowboats were among the missing, and that was the last he heard of any of them until this week.
 Now an employe at the base, Mir. Kettle the other day was wandering around Kodiak when he saw a strangely familiar row boat He went over and examined it closely and discovered that it was one of the three stolen on that night 6 iong years ago.
 There was no mistaking the boat, he said.
 Two repair jobs he had done on it, one on the bow and one on an oarlock block, were still very much m evidence.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-22

Word has been received that a son, William Hayden, weight 8 pounds 4 ounces, was born to Mir. and Mrs. R. P. Adams, App Til 8, at Anchorage.
 Mrs. Adams formerly worked at the GM hospital and the Ko- diak Fountain. Mir. Adams was employed at the base for ? years and is at present with the CAA at Anchorage.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
School Paper Drive
Tops Previous Week
By $4,000 Pounds

Exceeding the previous weeks
total by nearly $4,000 pounds,
schools cooperating in The Eve
ming Star Salvage for Victory
wastepaper drive last week col
lected 239,156 pounds of newspap-
ers, magazines and cardboard to
bring the total of the drive to
4,429 ,225 pounds.
Last weeks mark was due largely
TO a general improvement Of COL
lections at most of the schools in
the drive, but there were several
outstanding accomplishments.
Eaton School, which had been
doing only fair work up to Thurs
day suddenly sky-rocketed to the
Honor Roll with the largest per
capita collection ever made in one
day in the campaign. Previously
the school had turned in 12,443
pounds for a per capita for the
campaign of only 49.4 pounds.
Thursday the pupils collected IT,
249 pounds, better than 10 pounds
per capita, to make the per capita
to date 1901 pounds.
Two More on Honor Roll.
Two other schools made the
honor roll during the week, Blow
reaching 1871 pounds per capita
and Wheatley 1894. Benning
landed just lat pounds short with
. mark of 9s9 plus.
Last week also saw another new
mark when Shaw Junior became
the first school to pass the 200, 900.
pound mark with a total Of 202 ,26t
Evening star., 1944-04-23

pounds. Taylor passed the 500
pounds per capita mark to reach
508.8.
Two schools joined the regular
weekly schedule when Petworth re-
sumed collections and Our Lady of
Lourdes at Bethesda decided to have
weekly drives. Two other schools
join this week when Sacred Heart
School and Whittier become reg
ulars in the Wednesday collections
A newcomer last week was Gath
ersburg with $3.50 pounds and Rich
ard Montgomery at Rockville turned
in $500 pounds.
4th and 5th Districts.
Collections in the fourth and fifth
districts over a ton and not here
tofore reported were as follows:
Hardy, 5,l48; Key, 2,065; Hearst
2,795; Deal, 8,182; Lafayette, 1886;
Addison, $500; Curtis-Hyde, 2,467;
Kingsman, ,8,078; Benning, 1884
Browne, 1887; Blow, 4,575; Smoth-
ers, 1922; Hilton-Peabody, 2,478
and Wheatley, $3.50.
Salvage for Victory banners were
presented at assemblies at Ban
Evening star., 1944-04-23
|Women's S Peace league
| Opens Meeting Thursday

The Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom will open a
four-day session Thursday at the
Washington Hotel, dividing the pro-
gram into discussions on "Tomor-
rows World" and Tension Areas in
America Today"
The latter will consider racial
problems, anti-Semitism. the con-
scientious objector, labor and the
Japanese American.
The panel on the Negro will be
presided over by Judge William
Hastie, former aide to the Secretary
of War and now dean Of Howard
University Law School Health prob
lens of the Negro will be discussed
by DR.. Charles r. Drew, Howard
professor Of surgery.
Milton G. Mayer, assistant to the
president Of the University of Chi
cago, will address the leagues lun-
cheon session Friday.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

croft, Key, Raymond, Lafayette and
Stoodert last week. Those for Eaton,
Blow and Wheatley will be present.
ed when q new supply arrives.
Maryland schools which have
taken part in the drive have con-
tributed more than a quarter Of q
million pounds. They have been
as follows: Leland, 67,086; Four
Corners, 47,230; Alta Vista, 5,355:
East Silver Spring. 1882; Somerset,
Is 300; Our Lady Of Lourdes, 14,250;
Silver Spring intermediate, 13,10a;
Richard Montgomery, S.597; CATH
ersburg, $3.50; Kensington, 1879;
Cottage City. 6,700; Sherwood, $500;
Lanham, CATO; Columbia Park,
5000; Westbrook, Alta; Cheyerly,
Evening star., 1944-04-23
will Germany Win Peacel
To Be Subject Of Forum

Paul Hagen, research director Of
the American Friends Of German
Freedom, Charles Davila, former
Romanian Minister to this country,
and Andre visson, newspaper coll
umnist and author. will discuss
will Germany Win the Peace
Again." at the Chevy Chase Com
munity Forum at pm. next Sun
day at the Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase.
Theodore Kreps Of the Justice
Department will act as moderator
Evening star., 1944-04-23

Of the forum, which u sponsored
by the Womans Club of Chevy
Chase. The meeting Is open TO
the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
ACREAGE FOR SALE
LAND CONTRACTS

WHITE COLORED MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME ASSOCtATES--CA 7337
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
PERSONALS

\ LIQUOR habI'. stCr lrf AZ home secretly
Arnold 2t6i Nat Hlnk BH EA -2St
"GAIL KLENZ Recommended by users.
Galstones Liver Gail Bladder -
Gas -- stomach Townsend 1870.
GET or or DEBT ctr4f Adjustment
GO s33 Halgm r.u, rH ,347
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER SAFE Fast
inDNpenStvc Lifetime -Iarantee Doc
tors rcfesrUres fIrcfT0.ysis Clinic
Townsend s-5l11.
not RESPONStEf T. f. Ietts Contracted
hy my wife judy N.lrs Tcnhe
PILES $50 CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment wbIe ~orkiuEH
Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Clinic
Sis second near Palm TRINITY i-r2t2
REASONABLE revgrG wiu PIP paid FOR
'ne wheraahou's oL Edna 81 or Oscar
Navarro. formerly s1A ADAMS avenue.
Monroe Mich Employed Ford bomber
plant. or 1912 Dodge -.dan NrfI-l0 .1qf2
LICENSE e. e5ul 1913 tah Til7l{ motrr
So. % 2z2lOo can ST. Kitchen Trirty
1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. ATTICs
ATTIC ROOM. S1S5 UP

a sbestns brick siding roofs. piers. insula
lion expert repairs. FHA terms; DO money
Gown ksy-Re Construction. Temp
500 After Townsend s-O67s.
ATTIC rooms 4l1s az FLA terms
ENpTrf rrIafrfng cali prrrc 4~tr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

BUY state owned properties. Sec your
real estate broker
WEST sne wear rod RI iot 40Ni43.
side ~alhs grave a streets res'ricf ed
S. Gee" sRa eles RaFFt r1~nss I'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
FLATS FOR SALE

BEAIS+a a.ai-...a-.s.s--Gs ihs---5.A-- GnAlan >
garages basement. only 5000 dn
Saf0s IF. OH
OLYMPIA. s2lu near Van Dykc-Harper ~
2-tamiy SIX rooms each, separate FUR
uTrFg basement, garage. sf.1tt. -fvftft-
Acme Real Estate S303 Grauot PLAZA 1913
PIERCE. 2I32 a.famiy six rooms down.
i've up. steam furnaces iul basement
Crrly $4,000 81 500 down. Acme Real rs
tatf. 1903 Gratot Plaza 95Ia
al -an4-lA- iA-aA-H - -lamilS-
"a garage. steam neat. 81 800 down
> family -; steam heat; scar garage
81 200 down family. . and each NOT
air heat. 81 600 down, All immediate pos
s"ssIon Other good BUYS Lys!es Reaity
Cos Trinity z28T1
C0LORED 353e Chene corner Hale va
cant 3.family .6 rooms and bath each
cellar 81. 300. 81 600 down 26iO Chcne
modern Broom fl' , furnaces, garages
81 500. Fitzroy $500.
cOLORED-BFsekeari Dad family
SIS. stove heat $500 down; vacant 30
DAYS. F. sobln. TR, l-0366 TY. 7-7lia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04

q -tIllAI NLlIt !. N
BELCREST uph0istcrinE rcslsi Nf'-
ten guarantee, estimates 5000 fireman
TY. 4-22lJ
FOR fine w9rkm iurfrV- rTtr rrT-~ Jphol
stering $3.50 MaCE. Plaza llii
RESTY LING. REUPHOLsTEElN8 so
MA 1852 -- AETCRAFT -- TO 1880
THE FINEST IL RFU pHolsTEHlSG
VI 10000 lIsls GRAND RIVER
LET FAMOUS rersy-F AMI rspulr1 y7ur
living room suite cal TO $500
QUALITY uphoisftyu. moderate rs
To 6-al21 lZsls ~ llltlN WIl.-c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
Cash Buyers. Criger r. Q. o559
HANNAN

FAST StDF-Cash huyer. waiting give
r' ousi attention Alyefson. TW l-502o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

EUREKA vacuum cleaner good condition,
SIS. Call rwinnrook l-0ias
KODAKs-Movie cameras viii sell, buy.
exchange. Acme Camera Co., SIT shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

FARM near FIAT Rocs 81, acres paved
r.gd NAE-HQ-Lu b. Iua. LAr Z
IerIH--s lafayette 500
FARM near Wayne 80 acres seven room
house other buildings. s. 500. Terms
lafayette se07
50 ACRES on main highway 81 miles from
CTS Hal. new barns rev siio all
s'erI stanchiuns new corn Crin chicken
house also new fences. room nouse
running water 3piece bath all mod
rfn convenience SD 300 terms Can
Nner Nlre l-sAnl dAMy IN 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

BUNGALOW nestled amona tan oaks and
naples i-room double constructed home,
c.'t water iu ktrhvr. 3 iarge lots 81 go.
So handles balance - down payment
Financed Corner Van Bnrn and Wayne
roads Wayne p2o
GROSSMAN
OWNER DRAFTED therefore price 50
l0w on large lots convenient "a all
vest side industries dandy i-room house
win complete plumbing Total price 81 700,
including electric stow 500 handles IA
ance ~ down payment financed
GROSSMAN
3i42 & Telegraph Road (between Michi-
Kan and Van B0ru1 Dearborn 1888
PLYM6T TIL RD u &C deal for or.
chart ct- water available only s401
per &C. Our host huy Newman. $4,000 Ply
mouth RI. Rsdfold $500 or cherry 1870.
sot275 sewer water gas Wake school
S675 near 81 Nile and Woodward Jud.
ror Bradway Co "A goo
CoLORED Save rent Buy yourself a
100 80 uailef and put ~ IN ono ~ our
chicken farms resr .Grsti1t aud i4Mue 90
Telegraph aud stnlsv. Address BeN B-2s2s
Detroit Times 80
CoLOHED little .hicken farms west
SIDE --RAfgains. tii6 Besubeu Co
Iuubla in1n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
HOTELS
ROOMS FOR RENT

ALtXANpRGNFp West 20 sleeping room,
---rr-r-- or dousle elevator 9TH floor. apt.
a. Tempe oas3
GENERAL Motors district Nicely FUR
n'shed 'front.' bedroom good iransporta-
tim SO -Ptliisttr
HQLNUB 1870 6Fenkelp Sleeping
rooms. single double Good Transports
ton. University 2-s73t
pHlLApELPHiA West 1924 Double and
studio gentleman employed reason
ahn Trinity i-uNla
VHRNoR WF~T-Spfirrs srits-- r--i- ErrHis
NUW'f FURNISHED girls 90 couple excel
l'n' ti1f.-t---fi s'tons private home Vine
WEEKLY RATES So ,lne'c 80 double
Continental Hotel 100 Sprnat- between
PARK ard Cass C3G'4Nt 1853
WEST BOULEVARD ana Graud RIVER
gen'IeffiaH- private entrance and bath.
6s31 Vinewuod TY 1861
WOODLANDS SOP or Van PIKE com
iortsoic room for gfr private home
WOODLANDS $500 Furnished room cou-
r.e By t"9 GIRLS white Plaza fS2i
COLOPED Two front -7507s one large
Cor iNo gentlemen also sualleL- Chic
'la h.W" excellent rusruft4ror- TY-
ColoRFn Furnished room var Voreng
couple -tso refined single locscr Ken
teUan Tuut, 4fa75
CoL0fer De- kfrt1r- TIT IL 11rr --r XVII
f.lrnln- Ian.ft BIOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
AnNIRrIsING nIsPIAY
ATTICs CONVERTED

CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising dis
patf. posters 1908 Brush street TeIt-
prare hArIl4pt sll4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
MOVING. STORAGE. CARRIAGE
CARPET CLEANERS AND OVERS

WINNER Movers. local; any time. any
vHefC, tspehiahif. 1859 quincy. Uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04

C14F}ffF.tt Eftt- N'f-ff~- T---rr' t-fr----r1E
laundry - csrfare r,Ir T-37s2
COLORED sir want a8. work - 80
iay ana ciftare Temple 1}f2
COLOREp Wishes dats laundry SIS 80
and-carfare TYLER t.a-1s
COLORED sri vishr. day work g. oar
ar. TrlnItn f-lALR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04

DEARBORN
S-u9 BOWS MOVE RIGHT ~
Attractive neW W suA
g uedf1ous fls Kfehen and
bath. IHrEc rms VERY well built
Can John Qu0ian. cherry 1927
DRAGOON.LAFAYFTTE -- 7-rm. modern
not nwater neat. garage. S. 200 down
$3.50 Vef0or IA 6-sl,
LOTHEDP NE IAWTON
EtI4 PRICE 81 40
N4.r hr ,ula ttfrscrrT-->- nd home 2
rtr terms Es.------V ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
STORE AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT

FOOD store equipment bought sold. et-
changed repaired 23i5 Russell Cadillac
0T4. MUrra5 1924
STORE FIXTURES y PRIZE
counter. 1T reach-iu box With electric
refrigerator unit. also 2SN40 store Five
living rooms and garage ,fayailahle A. SIS
per mo- Call after q q. Pr 63iT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
TEMPLE 2-5I00
IN MEMoRIAM
LOST AND FOUND

BtIeNA se#44 Eeid ~ristsesi,t teat ee
htr.alKs hefwtts lltr1hh warren ~
Wa-.rr Stree. cor. Ef~a 70 Dawson tN7>
LOST Mexican tHv 'sFtIcr hack female
ttGs ...nts .t.r. Ir' tt' fsm
soldier WN u0' survive With STRANGE
Reward fsbNt
lost BROWN 'tIfhcr wallet |r..r usV.
trfns ARTISTS TnFafcf ,a.lanIe papers
liberia Efvsr4 quentin Nets o., ChrrF
lost Hu'IHs PUPPY hifEk ara ~I'"
spit nlstr tndcr p.cH-, reform. has s.
net PcuHra ItaHnoe hia3
fDST Er.r setter aek and
White tHlr hpls rFnHri 1891
Trn.t Evergreen uPs1
LOST W mar BLACK purse win pass
f1r wgrs and cocker Ar,s feWst.
i-W rro-t 1870
LOST -Gut bracelet w'h regt heaf
shaped stone keepsakr lhela' revsra
- 'nhfSpk 1sa
LOST F-t,r,r i,-,eA- W-,inv-AHr ~ FH-'-
crn Mnflrt F"vflf 2o2o Russo
LOST a Eaa ration book reward 8u5
Fat Adams Apt e. kar1oipn 1bSs
lost Two ration books Robert o Don
Niirett ST. and u 6qi Benton 81
LOST Rack purse Harper and Van DYKE
Earft.tn reuarG -1.- rnHiA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED

AZ ALL-CASH deal for YOUR property.
APPRAISAL. call Victory. w I-ssi0.
BACHoR a44.-I.a,- cash fof your pr perty
within a. hours no noli
CASH FOR EQUITIES And CONTRACTS
kSToN 7u2 BARLlM TOWER RA 65si
CASH toy homes. apis QUICK deals
sMtniEY 40 y WARREN TIE i-alq2
Cash Buyers. Criger r. o. 9559
last sIpF-cash buver. waiting give
r' ousi attention Alyefsou. Tw l-7o2o
HANNAH
so CONTINUOUS YEARS
.he .s,'es ,a,e io' our en'p's
CAL "a real estate concern who can eve
'y1a smp'ets service Mor,sases- sales
Ma7ae'nent
us. 3-T1n1- Pi teUl We $500
HANNAH REAL FSTArs F%CH ,NC
trom owners Ralph = Toyn,on. 1905
Canf River VI. 5.l234
HOUSES mats roomine houses 40,
itrn's 100 c9.orrd clients Cash terms
Wusnt rY. +-5hsi
ITALIAN orrral 4t-h.lr ,ash sale. 80
Fe8's East Side Pcttnc ri. 1880
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH tfs
c HADLEY nc. CA o0sO
READY CASH BUYERS House. fats.
alts "a rslt See %, Tor qui K acton.
W WHITE $50 HaStnw-TE i-00ss
VAR worker has cash % bIy or s-room
sirt.e W. Sat n Detroit Shsrwan. 203
Hammond BUciu1 Cadillac sos
crtOEED
TO SOY 0r purchase anv type property.
see cRUTCHER RIAL Estate.
f6t NcGRA". at warren TYLER 5-J3se
COLoRTD CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES FLATS APIS HURRY
CANNON BROS
1850 SHERMAN ~ 0ito
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
UPHOLSTERING

"REUPHOIS TERY ADVERTISE rs
IN THE DETROIT TIMES SUB
SCRIBE TO TIE FOLLOW &c
hf6tt.hf feAS -
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE -TlIP-
PING TO RARE FRAME PElN' +
RETfED FRAMES REPAIRED A. ID
PARTS REPLACED WHEEE'NEC. So
SARY "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04

BEFORE making home improvements. cau
the HOUSE DOCTOR for suggestions
ard IDEAS, no obligation lafayette 0j00
REST RICK LUMBER co since 1884 E"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
BUILDING ALTERATIONS

CONVERT your attic into an Income
We hlhnce smaley. Madison ls4A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOM

HAMILTON 1855 Fou nice clean rogns
ana phone g week adults on1 CaI
htfHlEE and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
MlNEH lEAEEIN 4 ID
PLYMOUTH ROAD
NoHSrS TOR SALE

DEARBORN Bolti '26ls nesf Michigan
and TELEGRAPH fattis dec -i'rf ant
rNaied W hedtuure rottarC EaEage
$500 HoaA 22u uo
ElsrA BEATTY q INVESTMENT >CO
.N2fT IS FORT VI IN loO
I}E NRBORN West ami nath nni new
bat Io Loud cdn4.Inn, gqhi 'ranspor'a
for S 7H1 Terms Chu = Ross 22j2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04

40 pounds per hour Size immediate ds-
livery White Furnace Co. Ss32 Michigan
Oregon OOs7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
Trade scHooLs--FEMALE

LFhRN SWITCHBOARD operating ayst
cart fyp0l reCeptI0nis' hHnE DAYS.
ever rfs Butter switchboard school 20r2
DAVID stnf' Building. Cherry 205l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
lLECrRiCAL SUPPLIES. rINruKEs

LLFII hIG FlUpHft- Ufnt nAtuTeH tiuUfI1
costs hsys. 1888 Grauot pL. 1890
li rTTEfD wires -lrIes switches a.
kuis lowest prices a1f Fast Adam
FLOOR SANDING. WANING. ErC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04

so STOKERS

5 9AG suits and uvrrruuts- unu MEN
grade fur coats, SO up First come, tirst
served. fOi Grati0t ELLIS co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
"NAOs lmmr2" cosnv Asked Now Germany and World Know HE'S HITLER'S BUTCHER
 %%* csstopo Chief Leeds Todoys Purge OF AMtiNoxis

~If ! were given a gun and told Co take two shots, I would shoot nimmler, then Rlbben. trOR and brain Hitler with the butt Of the rine."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
World Today Just
 Plain Hell Shaw

ended his dsys quietly st st. Helene and the Kaiser died lp luxury at DooTp. Hitler. he ssid, ''elHost eer- tainly will end up tn some peaceful FetEeat-pF0hably tD Dublin"
 Gordon Webb Of the L0ndan Sketch asked shay what he thought the United Natl0as should d0 with Hitler and he replied;
 'I1l write you an article 0D that for . thousand p0upds-E mean . thousand guineas," be anlpped.
 sbew teslly ehided reporters when they reminded him t was hls birthday and fired back ct them a aalYo Of double talk.
 To one question about his wFitr ings be said;
 I'm not writing any more plays or a9yLhlng. I'm Just waiting toF q
 gp the next breath, he said,
 NSopb0eles wrote q play when lle was %, SO ] don't see why shouldn't at ae, ! have no Idea what the next one wlll be about, though.
 never do, They just develop Ike trees growing
 ebew looked aaTkly npoD the world 0f today,
 sEt's just plain heli,p hs said sPerbsns ip an0theV tll0usaDa years 0T so when the world has read all my books and leaTned from tllem 70 be reasonable, then there wlll bs 9 en age fIt foT anybody to eFov
 The playwright saia that hIs lsts est W0rk, 'sTahe Political What's What wss finlsbed and waiting feT the bindev,
 Shay rarely Is seen lp London these days end Y hope never see t again" He said he preferred the peace atla aniet ef hls EuFal hone, TIe continues, heweVeg, Ills life long practice Of wFiting e0llls Olasly, brilliantly and gratis fOT the Letters to tie EdItOy' columns ef newspapers,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
WLB PENALTIES
 UNION MEMBERS
Six.Day Strike By 2S Has
 2'OOO Production Em. IA plOyes Idle

Boston. July es-uPD--ror the first time In its is-month history, Che New England war labor board has imposed financial penalties against members of Q union who enc gagged in a work stoppage while thelr case was pending before tho board. chairman Saul Wallen an. nounced today.
 The decision involved local 9s, fn- ternational Union of operating eli. rineers ee Bremen tAFLD and seven leather manufacturers ia the Salem- Peabody area. The companies are the Carr Leather O.. T. ]. O'Shea Leather O., Regis Leather CO. Ma. than H. Poor Leather Go. and Twin Tanners. Inc. all of Peabody: Leach -Heekel Leather CO. Salem: and Creese Es Cook CO. Danvers.
 The board voted unanimously that five cents per hour of each increase granted in settlement between the union companies shall be withheld for 60 days from the termination date of the contracts between each company and the union.
 The board found that the six-day strike conducted by 28 firemen and engineers from May ls-2s had "needlessly thrown 2000 production employees out of work, causing ces. satSon of vital war production as wei. as considerable expense and loss to the employers"