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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
' oe's Rear Guards
 Fight Stubbornly
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f1nsn sheir initial shock og the
 aek and nos were contesting the
 fence wilh a gun screen along 4h|o lnla flank.
 Hha NaHl Paris radio said the A. 8a had "nroken through Co Fa- solae~ last night. but front dis UEelaes indicated the admission was nTenatnre.
 Ine Germans were revealed to have Fecaptured Mortain the Eskth tine the town has changed Nnnaa In the past three days-in 4|la.f dNfndling counter-attacks east oy Avranches at the hinge of the Ao1nandy and Brittany fronts. but t1e Aflies hold high ground over auoking the town and were threat enIng so encircle the enemy forces
 Wsah efe encirclement of Nantes. Ankers and Eorient. the battles for za1oaR strategic cities now deep ia the Allied rear appeared Co be en- lEsing their final hours.
 EA1nes Delay
 United Press War Correspondent nnbeFt Miller reported from the front that American troops had en- snNea both Nantes and fingers and Htlser field reports reaching supreme mea1Q0arterS suggested that only liae Immense number of mines sown AhronRh the two cities by the re- ffeafing Germans vas delaying their capture.
 One report from France last nighs said the Americans had captured fsantes. near the mouth Of the Loire river g7 miles southwest of Le Mans. but this, too. appeared pre- mature Angerg fanotaer industrial city. ties 50 miles southwest Of Le Mans and 50 miles up the Loire from Nantes.
 Lorient. one of the main German U4boat bases on the south coast of Brittany. was reported in flames as she Germans applied the torch tD destroy its installations. A number Of German vessels have entered both Torrent and Brest. the latter at the western tip of Brittany, pre- kumably in an attempt to evacuate hey personnel from the doomed ports supreme headquariars said.
 The German garrison at rBest Frances main naval base. rejected a surrender ultimatum and a pitched battle was raging at the city's gates. Lt. Gen. Karl Spang cDlnmanding the German 266th Inc xanfsy division. was captured near Bret. . coEnmunsque revealed. The elements Of three German divisions were fighting in and around Brest.
 3!ooe Prisoners
 Three thousand prisoners already have been counted following the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
New "TotoI Wcv" Decree
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 i've years will he sent Into battle 0n the Releh'H erumbllng eastern, wesfF Rrn and southern fronts,
 The decree ls not only aimed at driving As many workers as possible directly Into var industries, but aisc orders aO intenslilealloD Qf work pt hone by people Whe are not sub' iAet 70 work in the factories,
 Warning the people of the virtual mobilization Of every one 0f the so . 000. .000 German men, women end children for the total waT efg0gf, Dhb sald Nin the vaI i0ns fields q public He, the daoraa will impose considerable restrictions in whleb Ihe entlFe population must psFtiel' pale,S
 0oebbsls, t added, Hays greatest emphasis on as equitable q dlstrlbns ton as possible Of tllasa burdens"
 Mere Orders
 I, All female domestic help and foreign workers 70 be transferred % armament industry,
 g, Al sections 0f cultural llfe VIII he considerably Fedueedi for eSs ample, during the next few days the entire Rronp ef yellng people weFks ing ln films and ln the lheateg Will be transferred to armament plants,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
NoZis Kill
 Kin or Slain
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Benito Mussolini. premier Of the puppet fascist government of Italy. but occurred 2s hours after the Hitler Mussolini meeting because of a last-minute change.
 Besides von Witzleben. the Ger man officers hanged following trial and conviction by a peoples court" Tuesday were col, Gen. rich Hoe- pener. Maj. Gen. Hellmuth Etieff, It. Paul Von Hase. It. Col. Robert Bernadis, Capt. Friedrich Karl kiausing, It. Count York von Wat tenburg. and It. Aibrecht yon Hagen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
MANY NEVER SUSPECT WHY THEY LOSE PEP
Tired kidneys Often The Cause

Many people pick ID pes end energy ones thsy discover that the eauss of thelF trouble nay be tired kidneys,
 The kidneys are Natures chief Nay of taking the excess acids and waste 0ut 0f the blood, They help most people pass about s pinta . day,
 When. disordeE of Kidney function per, nlfs poisonous nlhtteF @ remain in gopF hleaa, lf 0nf cause loss of nap and energy,
 llont walt Ask your druggist for D0nn's tilla, used successfully by millions f0F 0Yeg feEegls, They gige happy Heliaf end mill heip the lb miles af kidney tubes Hnsh out poison, nns waste from gepF blood, Get paaB's pills,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10

lcapsure of the fishing village of St. Malo on the north coast of Britt tany. One enemy stronRpoint deep inside St. Malo siill was holding out today. but the remainder of the town was firmly in American hands.
 Across the Rance river estuary from St. Malo, the Germans con- linned their stubborn resistance. but they were hemmed in from all sides and their annihilation or capture was only a matter of time.
 There was no word from any Allied source Of how far beyond Le Mans. il2 miles southwest of Paris. the Americans have driven. but a German broadcast yesterday said Allied vanguards were within B7 miles of the French capital at an undesignased point.
 Field dispatches said American tanks. mobile guns and mechanical infantry were flaming out from Le Mans toward Chartres, 65 miles northeast of Le Mans and 55 miles southwest Of Paris: chateudun. g miles south of Chartres and 70 miles east of Le Mans; Orleans. 70 miles southwest of ChartTes and % miles east of Le Mans. and Tours. a6 miles south southeast of Le Mans and co miles up the Loire from An- gers.
 Possible Plans
 The columns heading toward Cha teaudun. orleans ana Tours well may bc planning 10 drive due east and outfiank Paris from she south in an effort 10 cut France in two and prevent German forces in the soush from coming to the aic of thuse in the north.
 There was no evidence that the American drive to the east had yet lost its momentum. It. Gen. Omar N. Bradleys armored spearheads apparently were pressing on re- lentlessly in pursuit of the Germans determined to give them no oppor- tunity to dig in for a prolonged stand.
 On the Normandy front. the Ger mans began rushing infantry rein- forcements across the Seine rivel northeast Of caen to try and bolster their defense screen around Falaise last bolt in their fortified hinge blocking the shortest road to Paris United Press War Correspondent Richard D. McAlillan reported from British 2nd Army Advance head quarters.
 The Germans have succeeded ir rushing up a screen of 88-InillimeteI anti-tank guns. including some mounted on 60-ton Tiger tanks. ai well as assault guns and machine guns. around Potigny. five miles northwest of Faiaise, but an Army Etaff ifflcer told McMillan the new defenses could not compare with the two fortified lines which already have been smashed by the Cana. dians.
 Futile Attempt
 ''It is merely an attempt on the eneInyis part 10 stabilize our break through" the staff officer said.
 German communications with the Falaise front also were menaced by the New British drive down the highway and railway toward Vimount, to the north.
 McAgillan also reported that the Germans were pulling out behind rear guards from their pocket be- tween the Orne and the Laize rivers due south Of Caen to escape encir- element by the British forces which broke out of its Orne bridgehead near Tbury-Hare0urt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
EEL BYTE KILLS CHILD

H0lyoke, Mass. Aug. 10 - 0UPD Medical Examiner l.. c. LazeTfte reported a verdict Of death by blood poisoning following an autopsy to- day on the body of James FouFnieF, g2, of H0lyoke who died at . hos- pital last night after being bitten by an eel while swimming here sat- nrday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10


 July 26-ArTived st Pearl Harbor and took residence on Waikiki Beaeh section of Honolulu.
 yll,y z7-yisited Schoheld bar- Rncls gor review and lunch in Offi- cefB Okib. Conferences in afternoon and evening.
 July 28-Lengthy morning con ferenDe. Afternoon visit t0 Jungle Trasning Center and KaisehOe Naval Air Station.
 SalT 29-Visits to Army and Navy hospieals. lunch with Admiral Nimitz in Pearl Harbor, tea st home of Governor Ingram Stain- back and press-radio conference. Eaiia6 fer next destination.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10

grant Q sevenscent hourly wage ln- crease approved by the War Labor Board.
 Elsewhere in the nation, more than li.000 workers were out on strike at Detroit and another 1000 men were Idle at the Wright Aero. nautical Corp. plants at Patterson. N. ].
 The most serious walkout as Dee troit involved 1000 workers at Ave General Motors plants, and an ad- dltional $500 employees Of the Briggs Manufacturing CO. were idle, slow. ing down production of ball turrets for bosnbers. Another strike in. volved 1000 employees of the Gear Grinding Machine co.
 At Montreal, a walkout Of a.0oO Tramway Go. employees continued to tie up transportation in that city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
:. Morionos'
 Bottle Ended

6copttnued from Page D Guam, Central Pacific pilots con, tlpued their steady attacks on Jap. anese bases. hitting Wake Island for the third consecutive day Mon- day, Truk and POnape in the Caro- lines and Nauru. east Of the Gil- berts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10

made seven eslemp0ranaens speech. e to men Of the Army, Navy end Marine corps. bringing tlsefn eFeets inss from home and wishing them well f0E the future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
Govt. Seizure
 Predicted

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D. Queries Jon HoII

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fCOntinued From Page D these waters as follows:
 ''One large cargo transport, seven medium cargo vessels. four medium cargo transports, two small cargo vessels. one medium tanker. one es- cort vessel.
 "2. These actions have not been reported in any previous Navy De- patTment commupique. D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
Timetable Of
 Presidents Trip

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US. Subs Sink Is More Ships

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Three thousand prisoners already have been counted following the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

BLVD. W. CD. 22o2-Nsviy fur.
nished rooms good trapsportatiop.
TY.. $500
CAsS 5A5i CFerr, - i.ovelN sleeping
room two adults; quiet, excellent
transportation
CHARLEVOIN - Large. comfortable
room. gentlemen twin beds. excel.
lent transportation. Fltzroy 1880
CHICAGO. WEST Wyoming sitrAe-
tive room good transportation.
s792 MORLEY. Norihlewn asa
DUBOIS. s33s CLEAN rbom TO rent.
near Dodge and Packard. TR.
s6if.
EMERSON. $40 Twin beds. walking
distance 10 Hudson's ana Conu.
mental Motors. DRsNei 7Tab
GRAND RIVER Large. attractive
gentleman. couple. private en-
trance, references. Tyler 7t7o7.
LARGE room for two girls or couple !.
good transportation. 1901 College,
Ferndals
LESLIE. 2OO3 Retween Fourteenth
and la Sale. beautiful front room /.
single gentleman; excellent transpor-
tation. Townsend 1898
MEYERS FENKELL Section - 150a6
one or two gentlemen
NORTHWEST SECTION 49, Desirable
-saAm- far-two gentlemen; excellent
transportation Vermont s-5lIi.
PTNGREE. 27hi sitting room and
bedroom; private family, gentle
man. good transportation.
ROBINS. 624a - Comfortable room.
Two refined people; private home.
olive 1901
sAWY FIR. lq02o-Lsrge room, suit
able two; reasonable. near trans
poriaiion. CEDAR 1904
SLEEPING room. two couples. four
adults. near Woodward: white.
Madison 1850. so M vernon
VERNON .sprngwens section: near
Fords. Newly furnished two girls
couple Private. Excellent trans
poriation. Ninewood l-72a3
WEEKLY rates. 50 double: transient.
81 56 ana 81 ~. Continental Hotel
$50 Sprost between Park and Cass.
clifford 1873
COLORED Comfortable room TO
share refined gentleman; excellent
transportation Townsend 7-3s55.
COLORED - Unmrnished room,
couple excellent transpor'atlon.
ti-r7wTygUT 7-7F5T- cal alter SIX
cotoRFD woodland. 5lis neatly
furnished basement room, employed
couple All conven!encss
COLORED - Comfortable furnished
ruUrT convenient transportation.
Can Townsend 7-797t.
COLORED single lady, refined
home. Can after =. Townsend
e-7f76
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BOARD AND ROOM.

BOARD and room. home cooking al
YOU can eatS sil week. % Par
sons
GIRLS Field. ,iGta near boulevard
home cooking three meals; lunches
packed excellent transportation TO
PackarG's Hndsons Rudds Briggs ,
day or night workers. no afternoon
shift olive t64A
HfLLGER jefferson -- Gentleman or
lady excellent meals and trans
portation LenoX ol46
Wf0MfNt} MrcuiEsn near Si,ouEe
plant. Two girls share privileges.
Oregon sssi
COLORED Licensed home for AGED
feeble persons excellent food kind
carr s12O West Warren. Tyler
; s-2s22
COLOREp BOARD. room. refined
home steam heat. 1855 Fleming
TN inhrnnk 1-4liS
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HOUSES ron sHLE-EAsr

GRATfoT-7 MILE SEC. BRICK
5 rooms attic. tile features; shop
pingN schools. transportation; brick;
restrietediN 50. 900. $3.50 down. a.
Holster. 1893 + s Mile TIL. 2-7733.
GRIXDALE- John r. Sec. 50 200,
81 500 dn. , rms. bath. bed
rms, mr. schools BUS and stores
INN poss John j. Kennedy, l7l5l
Cameron. To. s5is5
oMIRA. ies30-Near state Fair. fine
five-room bungalow new insul-
hrick and roof. enclosed porch. storm
sash and screens. st0keT. autOmaSic
water heater, csrpeted floors IN living
room and dining roon double ga
rage: S. 800. including extra lot (:
possession In 10 DAYS. shown nv APP
pointmani- only. John strom Keanor.
s27 r. State Fair. Townsend s-fte3.
OMIRA. 20l52-New 3-bedroom bum
calow, tile bath and sink In
sulaied. side walls and ceiling. Others
under construction. alb for defense
workers. 1925 down. including mort
gage. expenses. Si5 monthly including
taxes. Open sunday u, to 8 or by
appointment John Strom Realtor.
s27 F. state FAIR. To. s-4lsS.
D-Pennsylvanis, 1891. near
Mack. rooms and bath; recon
ditoned. basement furnace, new
Brickote double garage. ? years old.
Possession 80 days. Owner leaving
city, wants cash. Plngree 42s3
j. W CARNEY 1922 CHALMERS
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BIRWOOD. MP. CTIRTTS

Rurs 3-fn yrs old. .living IN
1tNiS recr I'm space. attic. tile
features only $3.50
BRrTO% REALTY CO
1912 PURITAN W 1880
-RRANErr <p powCp- PARK
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Vermont. 1758- S2a5 On.

rms furnace owner. CAf ooos
WAVERLY AVE
2 lsrEe rms hedrms steam IT.
quick possssslon very good condition.
car gar only $500 Mr. Dagner.
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HANNAH


eo CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our ellen
TO SELL
Call real estate concern who car
give YOU complete service
Morigage-Ssits- Management
CA. ZOO
rN 5-f7n0-PE.~s 6O0-VF. s.7sOl
HANNAN REAL ESTATE EXCH
HAVE huysrs for Grand River Trum
null section, 0pen-cyes. 1E. l-o73l
HOMES and FLATS IN ~. W. sec.
ton from OWNERS. Ralph T.. Toyn-
lon. 1900 Cd. River VIZ. 5-i234.
OUT or TOWN BUYERS come 10 Ne
first WhFn they want Petrol, real
estate leader for so years. We
are Wei known throughout the coun-
Try We successfully bring good buy
erS ani good sellers together
HOMER WATERMAN COMPANY
CAD o32l " Dime Bldg
iTkLfAN-Orelnai 2t-hr. cash sac:
30 yrs. East side. Pettine, III. 403o-
f3tktfrr cash myers. houses. flats.
ap's tColored) Quick action Q.
w. White. 1850 Hastings. TIE. i-oos6.
WAR worker has cash 70 buy 5 Or
Sro0m single In Detroit. Sharman,
Broker 200 hammond Bldg CA 20sS.,
So nm. singles IN n TX. y Wood
ward and John r Sec Cash buy-
a-5is5. i7lsi Cameron nr. McNichols.
CoLoRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS. APIS. HURRY
CANNON BROS.
1880 SHERMAN. FL ei<s
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Sc 200 FFNl

s-rm brick, ? bedrms hath break
FAST nook. full hese Z-s'oker NJ. side
dr. gar. John J KENNEDY, 1881
Cameron. TO a-Alsh.
COIORED- TrlmDun oHignianr
parkl : bedrooms stoker neat,
storm sash and screens AGAR gsFaE=+
long lot In very good condition.
Terms Ask Mr. Judd.
: G HADLEY INC REALTOR
1900 " McNienals Ri t'N. l-0oe0
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HrRLBUT. Aa32 -hfteAe,.
heat. garages clean. $3.50. 81 $50
down. HUCk. l0905 Gratio,. AR.
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HOUSES ron SALE-WESr

PREVOST-5 rms. new II. A., schls.
Harrison. UN 1880.
ANNAPOLIS. COR. JIM DAILY
Modern 3-hedrnnm- home. including
fun basement and all tile features,
situated near public and psrochial
schools, bus line and shopping center.
Model on project open daily and sun
day
GROSSMAN, main office, Van
Born and Wsyns Rds.. Wayne a20 or
f1eATborn tEAS
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EVERGREEN. i2252 Two years Old
rooms tile hath ard kitchen
fHl basement. lans@caTec paved
street near ous Owner going m
army s. 4Sn 81 500 down y3t q
month. including taxes. Vermont
$3.50
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

PETOsKEY NEAP rtsPIT.~ 4.
room bunga allow y A. beat oar
garase. $ii5o, $500 dov, sH.
s $500
SrLDON a Johnson ~
STRAssRURGH -2eos0 I'll, -stlie
nen' attic. venetian minds 49,
ne cif}
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HOUSES roR SALE
COLORET-10cs DOWN

eoLORED N-Westminstcrb
a rms. h. a. ut; $1,000. $500
down GOODWIN Holbrook. 7 rms.
fun basement. h. a. hi.; 81 600 an.
y sLoBIN TR. i-036s TW. inns
COLORED Maple st Aubin street.
6-room cottage: 81 200. 500 down;
steam heat Mslrose 1929.
COLORED--i5SI1 Inverness. mod
rms, gar. 81 ESQ On, TO. 1854.
COLORED Clairpointe- Jefferson;
2family brick modern; So 500.
ile6o down immediate possession.
''Nallient - FitIroy 6i67.
CoLORED 70 46is Mayhury Grand;
brick flat. SIS 81 coo On. Burrel
place, 2'f5, single; $500 down,
jackson. TY. 7-t3aa.
CoLORED FRENCH ROAD. six
rooms. steam. heat, perfect condi-
tion IMMEDIATE POSSESSION;
s. 500. Ivanhoe 2oso
COLORFD Mortified st. single
rooms. hot air. garage immediate
posseSsInnr 81 lac -ti+fHft. --'' I towers,
TN 5-2l0s
COLoRED-Ba Bargain 81 600 down q
rooms. steam heat fun basement.
Ready 10 move IN. PR. 1891. u. S.
Realty.
COLORED- SPECIAL. Value! Modern
rooms 81. 400. immediate possess
sion TR- -6319
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VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

ATTENTION COLORE.D
Don't miss the opportunity % ,Negr'
lrfs buy your building i0i IN lnk--r
w. Small dSssh payment CA
De 5000 or evenings Us i-sssn
BUY state owned properties. sus
your real estate broker.
Lot 3axl03 Lot number S2s. North
lawn and fireman. Vins1ood
fngS
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ELMER NJ. CLARK


s,1.roon hritk steam rea' -ay
gsfags sfs drive good condition.
WI more than rav Tor i'seif an
5 500 down CAL 81. Sturgis
: & HApiEf nc REALTOR
1900 " NcSiChols IA tfS .I0sn
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COLOREij- o. DOWN

coLoRED Chene. 1910 brk stores
rms 5.Fm home M rear. s. 800
J PARKER. II. 1879. TW 2a44s
COL0RED ts733 ps mar Siam.
ca .nr $500 mn s. 500 terms
r HAMLAR 5i3 8 .klrby TR 2 $50
COLORED ~ tefrsces. ~ rooms !.
Brush Warren section g. 0oN down.
schwartz Cadillac 1919
COLORED MARsTON Brk 7-far
SIS. lower NACA$T slate rolx
3 EArarss rlNANHOE ona1
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ARTESIAN, s6sl NEAR JOY
BRICk-S600 DOWN!

Bungalow. rooms. 3 bedrooms on
one floor. tull -ti!s-hsih DIV iaea
basement for recr. room. lot 40Nl20:
SIS $50 SIS monthly when paid TO
mortgage. Can CT. 1iiO.
BEST BUY IN HIGHLAND PARK
With an income from llght housekeep-
ING rooms that viii he nice home
and show proht over your monthly
payments FIrnltllIe IN Eecnnd- anG
third floors included IN price. Perfect
condition Ask Mr. Judd
s &C. HADLEY. INC REALToR
T3O0 " McNichnia Rd UN l-00aO
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WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

WANTED -rnnrnfshsd Broom sin.
gle house NJ fiat desirable neigh
borhood. over dram age can furnish
references See Mr.. 6 = steele
National Biscuit Co Madison 5000
tays Madison f3fo evenings
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WILL TAKE 1871 CAR

for equity In nice 5.rm hung. on cor.
Tot or good bus service balance
only 81 3ef and x33 81 per mo
CRTGER REAiTOR RO 1850
9MiLE HAZEL Park
WYOMING 1850 near ,Cd RittrD
aroom hung Il. s's'e pdrive garage
81 $50. 81 $50 down. owner, IT,
l-OJ1- fappoinfrnert, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03

TINS isrge house il Ideally situated
ana laid out. 90 he converted into
small az hlig Present tenant vii
remain Cor duration. Il desired at
SIPS per mo VII sell for cash or ~
terms car Y Flanagan. "a. ZOO
Hanpaa-F}eal Estate Exchange. Inc
SNOWpFN a., SIX. e.rm face br 80
onlS $40 500 excel value tfN . $500
SILL ON 4 TOHNGnN TNC
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GARAGES FOR RENT
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

GARAGE available tor car or stQr-
axe Townsend q 7s76, after ? m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
FLATS FOR SALE

DELAWARE, nr. Third: SIS, slate
roof; St. heat; 2 car garage see
this for quality A real buy. I'll.
. 2tou SELDOM A JOHNSON INC.
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OWL MOVING co.
RENTALS WANTED

SIN ROOM house AZ once. guaran-
teed care, M children. Vermont
5-6332
TWO ROOM furnished or three room
unfurnished apartment, east SIDE
Lemon 6g6s
COJORED girls wish room or apart
neUt. fufnI shed or unfurri-3lcd
defense workers; reward. Temple
2 POSI-
CoI.OEFb. couple desires furnI-h 81
room ~ apartment south ~ Ruu.
leyard Townsend 5-0lse. after 81
COLORtp lady wishes room In
Christian home can Madison 5sos
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE
Situations Wunied-Femule

CEILINGS, walls washed, wallpaper
cleaned painting reliable, guar
anteed workmanship olive As23
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HEAT

> rms : yrs. 0id perfect condition /.
S. 500 S95 monthly. .nc,3d ng taxes
RRETON REALTY 90
1912 PURITAN w 1880
DEARBORS- $500 HANDLES
Balance m paN't financed Ike rent;
fefrig stove Included tie. features
unfinished attic. basement office
35nl : Telegraph. Ira Hotchkiss
20, lpF 1866
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

CFIMER. 26iO Near Holhrdok. Jos
Campau rooms Kitchen priv
leEes also one room. kitchen Priv
ieLes, must furnish bedding and
dishes. steam heat. after s 2 N
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fuller, $4,000. Mr.. Puritan

i.srgs 5 ana ; brick perfect conf !;
2-car garage ovncV occupied Excel
Lent shopping and transportation
50 500 81 coo IN US ] $500
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PELKEY. 2O553

Only two years old, See ms ur-
usual Tri-I.svel" ssr0om hons
NcuN Ike ~ And It's IN excellent
condition 40-ft lot screens storm
sash. s. goo @ 2o65 or Ma 5i7s.
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FH'N NJ ~ fNTliNE ana fffst
COAL A. G.. HEAT

rrrs On md natn ? rms bath m;
ceiling rent 90 upper So so. SUI
price sst months. A very god
Investment Move 10 q, once
BRrTON REALTY co
lf1f2 RiTAN vi e--ggp
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KIRBY Mr. GRID. RIVER

ga frame hot air heat gar won
derful living dist. fun price s.. 500.
Si.iOo dn
RRuTON REALTY co.
-tttt2 ft-tttTHT w $3.50
NAVAHOE, a70- hnck douhl.
gArArn-S steam h-sis-vrry- clean.
lover vacant 50 600. 50 900 dosn.
HICK. lop05 Gfauo' AR afsh
NEAR east side lactaries S rooms
and hath each fJl basement.
ioksr heat. completely furnished
-0Wner leaving cts bargain 81 500.
Moeriug 1920 East Jefferson
pasadena, near Fourteenth s-s
Gas hot air car garage OK
noors and finish s. 600 doen.
PrcuN E.t0 rs NerrOf IA s.sl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
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ABtNGTON. 7233 BRICK 8 room.
nook. fireplace tnermostst con-
trolled furnace solid drive s. 900.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-03
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