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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-18

kC1O, hdhOl NJ uOd1 JclA1 Nv AAJSA-A.
Srann ga je bilo te. tovorne pro-
cesije in Sc ozreti Sc nj upal v
okna, ko je stopal nnimo his. Pa
dasi Sc nj ozrl, je cutil, da liza
prislonjenih vetrnic mezikajo
oci njegovih dolznikov in Sc mu
njih ,usta porogljivo reze.
20 kanalje beraske, posve-
tim vam! Birica v a m posljem
pred vrata, birica z bobnon1, da
izterja vse te sirom doline raz-
upane stotake! Bono videli, kdo
Sc bo tedaj REAL in Sc celjustil
ter mezikal skozi okna. Bono
videli! Maj vam prelozi ITALIAN,
maj lie, Srnrekar vam ne DO vec
prekladal, beracem!" r. ~... .s.@
,Polagoma je ugasal motni ko-
lobar krog svece in ginil, komo-
lee je spodpolznil po mizi, gla-
va je Smrekarju omahnila ma
laket. v sanjah so begale mimo
MEGA sence. In vse so sc mu re-
zale v obraz. Tudi Minko je vi
del med mimi, cello Joka, XII Sc
mu je ognil pota "a grim, plju-
nil skoz rumene zobe tobakovo
vodo in potresel denarjem po
zepu.
Smrekar pa je grgral in Sc
stresal spanju ).
Sveca je dogorela, stenj je
omahnil, visoko je zaplapolal
zadnji zubelj, skoz okna je gle
dalo sivo, pusto jutro.
Smrekar sc nj prebudil.
Dvakrat je prisla ona tho v
soho in Sc Sc tise vrnila IL ME.
Ko je prisla tretjie, mu je pri-
nesla kave in kozarcek konj ja-
ka.
Rahlo mu je polozila roko ma
vroco glavo.
"stefan, ko bi malo kave, yes
truden bos, ko spis takole."
Smrekar je magic dvignil gla-
vo, zbegan pogledal svecnik, sc
ozrl proti oknu in 81 pomel oci.
''Tina, kje je Jok?"
"Brzkone Sc spi!"
''Takoj ponj! Sem maj pride!"
"Precej! - Oh, samo obleci
sc, Stefan! Hladno je!"
"Po Joka, in ne jezi mel"
Smrekar je zvrnil kozarcek
konjaka, zena je tho zaprla
vrata.
Stefan je vstal in Sc spreho-
dill po sobi. Stopil je k oknu in,
kakor je bill razrahan in odpet,
ga je odprl in Sc Sc zmenil nj
"a prehlajenje;; pred katerim ga
je svarila zena.
Ko mu je dehnilo hladno ju-
tro v trudno glavo, je iztegnil
misicaste roke, da so mu po-
kali sklepi.
"Ha-ha-ha," sc je zasmejal,
ko je brodil z zlicico po kavi
Smrekarju Sc boste rezali, kaj-
pax, in ga opeharili "a dobieek
Kako je clovek neumen, kadar
spi!"
In spet Sc je gromski zasme-
jail.
Prav takrat je stopila v ME
govo sobo Alena, -namenjena dc
Victoria.
"Dobro jutro, gospod Smre'
kar."
Nj je pogledal in mic nj odgo.
voril.
"Kmet," je pomislila Alena in
sla nitro mimo MEGA.
/ Viktor je Sc spal.
A
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-18

sedla je K postelji il ga pri-
jela "a roko, ki je lezala vrh
odeje III stiskala nagrizeno ja-
bolko. Rahlo mu je izvila sad IL
roke, Viktor je trmasto namrd-
nil obraz in Sc obrnil K stem ter
Sc nj prebudil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-18
Mali oglasi
NAPRODAJ

je hisa "a 3 druzine; v dobrem
stanju ter v prijetni slovenski
naselbini. 3 garaze, fornez ma
plin, cementiran "driveway."-
Dobra investicija. Hitremu kup-
GU Sc proda poceni. Nahaja Sc
ma 1856 Arrowhead Ave., pri
E.: 1876 St. Poklicite KE 5152.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-18

recem: VSdKa ura Je ZldId VTeu-
ma - "a izgubo ali "a pobicek!
Nikomur Sc Sc ne sanja ne, kaj
je denarja po teh njenih toka-
yah. Njej sami pa najmanj. Kaj
pa baba We. Mic"
"Jaz pa vem, dobro Yem."
mic ne yes, stefanI tt tudi
ne. Samo JAZZ vem - in pa Sc
eden!"
Mesetar je potrepetal z levin
ocesom, Stefan Sc je nagnil raz-
burjen do mega.
"Kdo, zlodja? Lazes!"
"Ves, kaj mi je rekla danes?"
Isl bill tam?"
''Bil. Je rekla: S Smtekarjem
Sc Sc ne menim ne; kef je tako
trd, vsaj diva dni ne. So bill IL
Trsta pri meni .. :"
"Peklenska rec, kdo?"
"Pocakaj. So bill il 'Trsta pri
meni, je rekla, pa mi h hodo jutri
ali pojutrisnjem pisai ali cello
kar udarili ma telegraf. &c pa
ne Do pisanja, potem + Rridita S
Smrekarjem."
''Iz Trsta? LIE kdo jih fe zvo-
dill ma to sled? - Jok, to fi po-
vem, &c 81 tt ;"
Smrekar je zardel cd jeke in
divje buljil v mesetarja. Ia Sc
je pa siroko zarezal in pokAzal
skrbine rumenih zob.
"Jaz ne, ker nisem TAXA lpri-
smoda, da hi 81 zagal vejo,1 ma
kateri stojim. Slutim pa"
"Koga?"
''Minka!" y
"Ueiteljica?'
"Prav ia utegne biti."
"Ne verjamem," Sc je oglasi-
la Smrekarica.
"Tiho, zenske!!" je zaskripsal
Smrekar, razgret in razdrazen.
"Jok, govori!!"
"Ko sva midva odsla zadnjic,
in tt nisi hotel .primekniti tistih
par tisocakov - prebito 81 bill
neumen - je prisla Minka pro
sit "a revne solarje. In StrniSka,
vem, da Sc je grozila mad tNojo
skopostjo pred uciteljico. I'm ia
,- sal Sc v vsako rec vtakll le -
je pac rekla: Matt, posk usite,
ponudite drugam. Takole!'
'ce je to naredila, potem maj
Sc pripl avi!
Alena Sc nj mogla zmagati in
je rahlo poskusila zagovarjati
Minko.
"Gospod smrekar, saj nj mi
slila ."
"Zenske tho! sem rekel. Ne
vtikajte Sc vines! To pa recem:
Alena, vi zvedite to stvar cd
Minke. Morate! &c je res, po-
tenn j je tn odklenlfalo. Sem
ze drugacne pregnal, pa bi te
me-"
Smrekarica je ovila roko Ale
nj krog pasu in jo stisiaila k Sc
bi. Cutila je, kako drgeta cd
razburjenja.
"Saj nj tako! Nekoliko ga
ina, pa govori!"
Aleni so sc zarezale ostre cr-
te, cello je zatemnelo Y gubah.
"Torej, Jok, kako?"
"Kako? Mic, dokler ne pride
pismo. In &c pride, zop let MIC"
Stefan je magic vstal in hodil
togotno po sobi, da SO sklepe-
tale sipe po oknih. zenski sta Sc
stiskali druga k drugi, mesetar
je pa pill in pomezikoYal v pol
ne kupice, katere 81 fe nalival
v strahu, da ne bi ostaIla kaplji-
ca v steklenici.
"Na! Jutri pridi naYsezgodaj!
&c hoees, kar v mas htev! Nocoj
nisem "a pametne wisli" =.
Stefan mu je stisn1l pest dro-
biza. Jok je stole fzpil zadnji
kanec - in odsel.
Tedaj je tho ph magic odsla
tudi Alena. Nit9 lahko noe nj
rekla. ..
" o1yoi; cob; Ia soclo M nora.
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ocated, among LIT
told q @ raid in which Imperial buldngs
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Lacks Own Line
For LuZOn Battle
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be moving north, not south, to see Mac
Arthur. So | told Johnny Pugh | would
make list of the things l needed from
Macarthur, and send him to Manila to try
to get them.
sat in my room writing that list, dur
ing the predawn of the first day of war.
The phone rang twice while | scrubbed.
Each call brought progressively worse in
formation. The 4:50 a. M call from Pete
Irwin told me the battleship line at Pearl
Harbor, and our big Hickam Field air base,
had been heavily bombed
A little after 5 o'clock Pete called
again to say Adm Hart had received an
other message from Adm. Kimmel advis-
ing Hart not only that state of war with
Japan existed but instructing him to gov
ern yourself accordingly"
The latter phrase, think, referred to
plan the navy must have had to withdraw
its larger surface craft from Manila Bay
at the start of hostilities. For on that first
day of war all major surface ships started
south.
As SOON as learned Hickam had been
"A bombed, called Clark Field, but they
had been informed. Johnny Pugh came
over 10 my quarters ABOUT GAVIN. L gave
him the list of desperately needed ammuni-
ton and equipment and told him to rush it
to Manila.
"And while you're down there find
Tom Dooley and send him back at once"
| ordered Tom was in Manila saying
good-by to pretty English girl who was
sailing for Australia.
Shortly before 9 a. M, MacArthurs
headquarters informed me that Baguio,
the Philippine summer capital, 95 miles
above Stotsenburg, had been attacked by
Jap bombers-my first real knowledge the
Jap is no respecter of nonmilitary targets.
MacArthurs headquarters warned me
to take every precaution against a possible
Jap paratroop landing at Clark Field.
/ Immediately deployed Col. Clinton
Pierce's 10Th Cavalry to the east of the
field. had no infantry available so put
my little battery of pack artillery at the
west end of the big parade ground at Stot-
senburg, and instructed the gunners to set
their fuses to zero and load with shrapnel,
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C-I7 The DETROIT TIMES Wednesday Oct. 10. lq4s
Evening star., 1945-01-20

of the class and might be called
upon to answer a question at any
time" The result, Judge Mitchell
said, is more alert group who all
feel they have something to con-
tribute. THE teacher must avoid
becoming lecturer" he declared.
DR.. L. w. White, president of the
Hamline Mems Glass, said Judge
Mitchell's teaching is most effective
and enjoyable. He has an excel
lent background and varies his ap-
proach by frequently telling a hui
morous story or an anecdote to put
across some point. The members
always enjoy his teaching"
His favorite lesson is the parable
of the good Samaritan" because it
teaches the brotherhood of man by
vivid example.
A native of Tennessee, he is a
graduate of Peabody Normal Col
lege, Nashville, Tenn, and of Cum
berland tTenn) University Law
School. He is close friend of for
mer Secretary Of State Cordell Hull.
He succeeded Mr. Hull as circuit
court judge and then as a Repre-
sentative in the House. where he
served from 1881 to 1899. He is
now trustee of Cumberland Noun
tain School and of the Methodist
Church at Crossville.
Judge Mitchell Is married to the
former Mrs. Emily Stubblefield of
They live at Dorches-
ter House.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
Lutheruns Luunch
Annual Roll Call

With the commissioning of 125
workers last Wednesday by the Rev.
Raymond Vogeley, president, the
Lutheran Inner Mission Society be-
gan its annual roll call with budget
goal of S10,500.
1t will be used for the Inner Mis-
sion center at 1902 Eleventh street
NV.
The roll call will be under the
leadership of Samuel Hinkel and
will be composed of four teams cap
tanned by Floyd Anderson, John H
kroll, James Brashers. Earl Henry
and Special Gifts Committee
CWO Martin A. McGrory, United
States marines.
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Truman and Leaders
In Senate 10 Attend
Crusade Service

Emphasizing the Crusade for
Christ, professional of the choir
and church school, headed by the
cross, the American and Christian
flags and crusade banners carried by
boys and girls, will open the II am.
service tomorrow at Foundry Meth
odist Church when Vice President
Truman and leaders in the Senate
will occupy the Roosevelt Churchill
pew in the sanctuary.
The Rev. Ralph D. Smith. district
superintendent of the Washington
west district, will take part in the
service in addition to the ministers
of the church. DR.. F. B. Harris
topic is Our Crusade D Day" A
male quartet including W. Arthur
Mccoy. Dr. Robert Howe Harmon,
J. Fenton Webb and Justin Lawrie
will sing in addition to the aug
mented choir
Following the service, laymen will
dine at the church and in the after
noon visit members in the interest
of their participation in the crusade.
At 8 pm, in addition to addresses
of the ministers, DR.. Arthur S. Flem-
ming, lay leader, and Robert H.
Engle, chairman of the Crusade
Council, will speak.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
National Baptist Church
Has interim Pastor

DR.. John Falconer Fraser, interim
pastor Of National Baptist Memorial
Church, announces for his first SER
mon at II am. tomorrow THE Cos
pei in Grapevine" He began his
work this week with the church,
having been selected to serve until
q regular pastor can be found to
succeed the late DR.. Cove Grih1th
johnson. Until his retirement two
years ago, he was pastor Of the
University Baptist Church Of Bal
timore.
His subject at 8 pm. will be 'Bap-
tism in the Primitive Church"
Evening star., 1945-01-20
Bishop Dun to Address
Ministers Alliance

Bishop Angus Dun will preach
the annual sermon of the Interde-
nominational Ministers Wives AS
sociation and the Interdenomina-
tional Ministers Alliance In their
joint meeting at $50 pm. tomorrow
at Asbury Methodist Church. He
also will install new officers OF the
Alliance. Reception in the chapel
following the services.
Mrs. Dorothy Coe will give harp
recital at pm. service assisted by
the choirs. Dr. Robert Moten Will
hams will preside.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
All Souls Episcopal
Has Guest Speakers

The Rev. w. Curtis Draper, canon
at Washington Cathedral, will be
the guest preacher tomorrow morn
ing at All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church In the absence of DR.. H. H
D. Sterrett, who is out of the city
Bishop Angus Dun will preach
and confirm class at the morning
service on January %. The class
will be presented by the Rev. Ed
ward S. Dunlap, executive secretary
of the diocese.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
English Clergyman
At Anucostio Church

DR.. Gerard Priestly, English clergy
man, will be the guest speaker at II
am. tomorrow at the Anacostia
Methodist Church.
He was born in Windsor, England,
and educated at New College Uni
versity, London. He received his
b. D. degree from the Hartford
Theological Seminary and S. T. M.
from the Kennedy School of Mis-
sions. He is a member Of the fac
ulty of Springfield College.
He will address the King Bible
Glass at $3.50 am. and q group of
|seryicemen at pm, both at the
USO hall, Fourteenth and q streets
|SE
Evening star., 1945-01-20

Sell TOR violating rule OF prompt
ness and gave the money to the
nearest church constructing new
building. He has carried the rule
Of promptness, sense of conscien-
tious attention to duty and an un-
derstanding of people over into his
Bible class teaching.
A frequent guest teacher at Ham,
line Methodist Church, Judge
Mitchell first taught class of young
men at the Methodist Church in his
home town of Crossville, Tenn.
Here he developed his system OF
making the student feel he is part
Evening star., 1945-01-20
Russiun Church Leoder

The Rev. Basil A. Malof, who was
pastor of the Dom Evangelia, the
largest Protestant church of ST.
Petersburg, will speak in two mass
meetings at the National Memorial
Church of God at and pm. He
is now president of the Russian
Gospel Movement, Inc, and profess
sor of the Russian language at the
Chicago Lutheran Seminary.
Subjects Of his lectures and other
details are given in an advertise
ment elsewhere In this issue.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
Dr.. Boutwell, Speaker
AT Mt. Vernon Church

DR.. w. D. Boutwell,, managing
editor of the American Vocational
Association. will speak on What Is
Ahead for Education?" at 7 pm. to-
morrow at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church.
Capt. John E. Schmidt, U, S. A.,
will hold an open forum discussion
at 10 am. on Federal World
Union" as advocated by Clarence
Streit in Union Now" Charles w.
Ayers will preside.
DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor, will
continue his series Of Bible studies
at Z pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1945-01-20

Aio tCdCillIle u
C ! a S S possess
t h a t "tou C h
which makes the
whole world
kin.
j. R. Mitchell,
at present attor-
ney in the lands
division of the
Alien Property
Custodian's Of
flee, W lille a
ju G e of the
Circuit Court in
Tennessee from
1926 to 1881,
penaliZed him.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
Dr.. Spottswood Honored

DR.. Stephen Gill Spottswood, min
lister OF John Wesley. National
Church Of Zion Methodism, here
since 1896, was elected president of
the Ministers and Laymen's Asso-
citation of the A. M E. Zion Church
at the recent annual meeting in
Knoxville, Tenn.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
Former Judge Bible Class
Teacher at HomIine Church

A judge who fined himself $40 for
being 10 minutes late to court has
a sense OF humor and understanding
of human nature bound to make
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grirnhs

Friends Meeting of Washington,
2IIl Florida Ave.
meetings. for Worship First Day Sunday
a. II am, All interested are welcome
Young People. $50 pm. S. S.. Io:45 IN.
FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX).
18th and Irving Streets NV.
II a.m.-Meeting for Worship Welcome
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GhrtHtahrlphtau

Christadelphian Chapel
732 Wehster st. NV.
:. s, 10 Am. Services, II:i5 am.
THE WASHINGTON ECCLESIA.
s. s., 10 am. Services IL am
1012 9th st. NV, 3rd Fl Public Invited
Evening star., 1945-01-20
EPWoRTH

18th 81. and North Carolina Ave NE.
Rev. Harry Evaul, ID. D., Minister
i 90 a.m.--"Cost Of Living"
T:50 p.m.-"Taking Sides"
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HYATTsVILLE. FIRST

$500 baltimore Rnuleysrd.
REV EDGAR W. BECKETT. Minister.
1l:00 a.n1.-"Wings of the Merri,g."
500 ANA Guide Over Life's
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ALDERSGATE
Metropolitan Memorial
Mount Vernon Place

Massachusetts Ave. at 9th St. NV.
The Souths Representutiue Church
DIR. JOHN w. RUSTIN, Minister:
9 and 11:15 a.m.-"Seek Ye First"
NIT Is Never Too Dark Te
LIYs.n DR. .Inhn w Pustin MiniStnr
Evening star., 1945-01-20

6l00 Georria Ave. NV.
EDGAR c. BERRY. d. D., Minister.
$50 s.m.-Church School
IL 90 .m.-"Interpreters of God"
$50 p m.--Youth Fellowship
Evening star., 1945-01-20
PETWORTH

1dth and You SITS. S.E.
FRANK Y. JAGGERS, Minister.
a:30 a a.n.--Church School
11:00 a.m.-Dr. Gerald Priestly of
London, England guest
speaker
645 p.m.-Young People.
800 p p.m.-"Reso1ution Plus
Acfionn
Evening star., 1945-01-20
HAMIINE

18th and Allison SITS. NV.
REV Fl. W. BURGAN. d. n. Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Sparkman Bible Glass.
100 a.m.-"America'S Banner"
7:15 p.m.-Youth Fellowship.
600 D m Young Admits
Evening star., 1945-01-20
DUMBARTON AVE.
LEWIS MEMORIAL

Kansas Ave. and 4th st. NV.
Haskell. r. DEAL. Minister.
] 90 a.m.-"Thr Use OF Prayer"
Evening star., 1945-01-20

SOUTHWEST
Fourth and L Streets
oOnly Methodist Church in the Sw)
w. ID. KEENE, Minister.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-04
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Staff CORRESPONDENT

CARIO-Egypt is one country
that has benefited from the war
King Farouk, a gay young blade,
even was presented with a nifty
two-motored CAT, as was King
lbn Saud of Arabia. Sultan Sid
Mohammed of Morocco drew
Packard car.
North Africa is important,
you know, with its key bases
on the only present through air
line 10 China. King Farolsh felt
so good about his gift that he
promptly started to grow a flow
ing heard like that Of King Ibn
Saud. When King Ibn Saud heard
about it, he voiced his objections,
and King Farouk parted with
his adornment, King Ibn Said
showed him who was boss man.
AS in all Arabic countries. the
Egyptian who works the land IS
very poor, but the 10000, 900
peasant-farmers at least have
something 10 work ia the -terti =
valley OF the Nile and the della
below Carlo. You see none Of
the signs of famine so obvious in
rough-stricken, F r h-domi-
mated Morocco.
Refugees, members Of the Al
lied forces and whatnot, have
swelled Carlos population from
the 100000 Of 1899 70 a figure
crowding 100000. The boom
may be superficial. but Cairo
will always be linked with the
Suez Canal, which is the funnel
of sea-borne traffic just as the
strange city's three airports, in
Guiding American-built and opec
ated Payne Field. are the funnel
for all airborne traffic between
Europe, Asia and the Far East.
Like every place else, Cairo is,
of course, suffering somewhat
f. ON the high cost of living
Meat, sugar. tea. gas and oil are
rationed, l.t-are- by means
unobtapable. You may have
meat four days a week. The mil
itary confines the drinking Of al
coholc beverages TO the hours
from IL to $50 and 6 to 10 p. m.
There are thousands OF troops
billeted in Egypt and its Moham-
medan government is taking no
chances Of any of them going
haywire and having trouble with
the natives.
There are better hotels in Carlo
than the Shepherds but stop
ping there is the thing 10 do, and
l, like to rest, found it far be-
low standard. L hey say you
haven't lived until you have sat
on the Shepherds front porch
and drank Scotch, but l found 1t
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Rowing Reporters

tasted the same there as else
where. Shepherds front porch
was the center of political and
military intrigue just previous 10
and throughout the desert war.
Cairo is unlike any other place.
II has flavor of both east and
west. The city is filled with
stores of all kinds, banks, book
shops and shiny night clubs. In
edition to- Shepherds, night
life is lively at the Continental
End the Mena House at the base
Of the Pyramids. The better night
spots are the Arizona, Auberge
des Pyramides, Maxim's, Dolls,
the Egyptian cabaret Badia, An
berge du Turf. Hotel des Roses
and Helmieh Palace. You never
saw such hootchie kootchie a.
YOU see here.
You may buy furs or cars,
watches or shoes, but prices have
been affected by the war. Every
schoolboy knows of the three
Pyramids on the edge of the city
;ettfti-where- the-deseFt- begins
Actually there are nine.
The Sphinx sits before the
Pyramids and looks down on the
Nile. She literally has had her
face lifted. sacks Of sand being
placed below her double chin
when there was danger Of her
being bombed. There her head
rests, look thorough con-
tentment upon her face.
After ali | had read of them, I
was disappointed in the Pyra-
mids and the Sphinx. The high
est Pyramids stands AS feet. The
Sphinx's head stands rs feet and
the body of the lion Is $50 feet
iong.I wasn't awed as I expect
ed to be- 1t is dusty old place,
and you come away from there
thinking that you have seen
nothing more than another old
rock pile.
Cairo is friendly city, where
dragomen, or accredited guides,
act as shills for merchants who
are out of this world. Dragonmen
get Is per cent and you have to
curb yourself or they'll sell you
everything.
The most sociable things in
Cairo, however, are the flies.
They awaken you in the morning
and never leave you. They are
smaller than the American vari-
ETY., but vastly more pestiferous.
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kAt Clemens

Jones street, near Gratot: 2-family
fiat: rooms each: garage: pays good
income-ony $500: terms
Cass Avenue-4-family modern apart
ment-only si0.500
Gratiot Avenue. corner 57xl25: mod
ern Groom home excellent for busi-
ness; owner leaving city; reduced TO
$1,000
North avenue: 3-family apartment:
good income SO. 500; terms.
North Walnut. modern rooms: ]
floor: full basement; garage; only
II. 900: terms.
Don't wait. you will never buy or
build cheaper than you can buy now
Walter @. Fenton
Lawyers Bldg. Opposite County Bldg.
Phone MI. Clemens 528l or 1918
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-04

Dog harnesses made 70 order: baby
harnesses; all leather goods repaired
s'n Reynolds. IS Washington. Phone
NJ Clemens SOFT. 6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-04

AUTO MEcHANIC-rt will paw to
investigate postwar security In modern
up-to-date shop. See Larry. Ford Sales
4 Service. 7e So. Gratiot. Phone <3is
ATT