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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-06
Bv DON WHITEHEAD

NEIDERAUSSEN, G m n y,
March 5.-P)-In deep brown mud
along the. roads outside Cologne
trudged struggling lines of men,
women and children today, bear
ing their little bundles of food and
clothing-and the misery of de-
feat.
They were returning to their
homes-or in most cases to piles
of rubble and debris that once had
been home. They could not get on
the roads, for roads were damned
with tanks, trucks, jeeps and guns
moving forward. So they walked
in fields and bitches soaked by a
cold dismal rain.
These were the people who such
a little while ago listened to and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-06
BUCHAREST VIOLENCE
ffo'fascist Element Report.
ed Rioting In Romania

MOSCOW March 5.-lR-A Tass
Ae"S dispatch reported today tina.
ro'f aSclst bands we're rioting in
we streets of Bucharest and tear
s PICTURES of United Nations
saoeTS from buildings in the Ro-
Aialliah capital, which has been
"t'nout government since that
VI Fflme Minister Radescu resign
81 week ago.
u -"e lass report quoting the Ro-
+h04 newspaper Momentul said
,la o. oahds of Legionnaires, pro-
w. ss'eo BY Radescu's ministry OF
tbe interior, were racing through
ivy s streets in automobiles, shoot
1a s up the homes of democratic
smog.S and spreading panic
among the population.
IA, "a delayed Associated Press dis.
Ss'' rom Budapest, filed Satur-
n.y. n.y. made no mention of distur.
T EGrlres at that time. 1t said young
"a Nlhal had asked Petre Gro.
Rsdo we president of the fallen
nen' government, to form a
her so'elhfnent. Groza is a mem.
frorN VI the National Democratic
ps lass said ia dangerous crimi.
; sats,. escaped Bucharest prison is
W s'uloay despite the fact that the
bonru had been warned three
Tho n; peiore the break occurred
i0g - lio o.' were said to be try
a |s 10 Stir up anti-semitic desturb
and ona 'iG's university students,
pote Que Jewish student was re-
~ seriously wounded.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-06
Other Soviet.
limits Strive
To Trap Naziis
Kolberg, Site OF U. S.
Prisoner Camp, Also
Under Russian Fire

LONDON, Tuesday, March Z"
-lP- Russian troops, anchorlng
+be,r Pomeranian flank securely
m the Baltic coast, yesterday
wheeled toward Stettin and cap
t,,red that ports outer bastions OF
stargard and Naugard, while other
Soviet forces to the northeast cut
deeper into two pockets where pos
sibly 100000 Germans were trap
ped
Overwhelming Stargard in vi
cious street battle that cost the
Germans 1000 killed, the Russians
pushed on toward Altdamm, east
hank Oder river crossing town just
opposite Stettin and Is miles west
of Stargard. Altdamm and other
localities ringing Stettin, Pomera-
MAN capital and Berlin's main port
we're reported under Sovier artil-
lery fire.
Naugard, % miles north of Star
gard, also fell as the Russians fold
ed back the Germans into an l.
800 square-mile pocket in which
the enemy was battling with his
back to 45-mile waterline formed
by the lower Oder, Stettin Bay,
and the DievenoW river.
Kolberg, on the Baltic IS miles
northeast of Stettin, also was be-
ing stormed by Soviet troops ''un-
der cover of a blizzard,' Berlin
said. The enemy broadcast claim
ed that the Russians had been held
in the fringes of the town, site OF
large American prisoner of war
camp.
Marshal Gregory K. Znukov' S
First White Russian Army and the
adjoining Second White Russian
group under Marshal Rokossovsky
captured a total of 230 towns and
villages yesterday in 10-mile gains,
Moscow announced. A third major
stronghold toppled by Zhukov' S
men was Polzin, So miles north
east of Stargard. 1t had been by
passed earlier in the race to the
Baltic coast.
Rokossovsky's troops seized
Gross-Tychow, site of large
American prisoner of war camp
lS miles south of captured Koeslin
On the Baltic, but the fate of the
Americans was not Immediately
oeterm -ned. 1t was possible they
mad been moved westward before
Inc TWIN Russian breakthroughs to
Inc Baltic, although the American
military mission in Moscow believ-
ca some Of them would be rescued.
East Of Pomerania in the Polish
CORRIDOR below Danzig the east
NohIinued on Page Three, Col. p
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-06

Funeral services for Judge Eg
bert Kedar Bryan. Is. former
North Carolina Superior court
judge and a prominent attorney
in the State since 1891, VINO died
Sunday at his home, II South
Fifth street, will be conducted
from the residence at $3.50 p. m.
today.
The Rev. William Grove, Jr.
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, will officiate.
Interment will be in Oakdale
cemetary.
Active pallbearers will be Thorn
as w. Davis, P. R. Smith, Major
Harry Stovall, T. E. Brown, c. B
Continued m Page Five: Col, ~
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changed as the three divisions OF
Marines, who hold two-thirds or
more of Two, consolidated their
holdings elsewhere on the small but
vital island where fighting now is
n its 18th day.
1.-THE enemy made number OF
attempts to infiltrate, AID subject
ed the Marines to heavy small
arms and artillery fire" Nimit2
said in his communique. "Al Ell
forts were broken up. There was
no appreciate change in the lines
on March Monday"
No mention was made Of the
positions of the Third, Fourth ant
Fifth Marine Divisions last report
ed pressing the japanese TOWARD
cliffs On the north and northeas
edge of Two.
Improved weather conditions ia
oil:1ated unloading operations il
lwo's beaches.
Chichi Jima in the BONN Island:
Immediately to the north wa:
bombed Sunday by Liberators o
the Seventh Army Air Force, while
torpedo planes hit the Palau Is
lands with the loss of two ar
craft. Navy fighters swept Ponape
in the Carolines.
Desperate japanese infiltratins
the American lines even wore
American uniforms.
Five Japanese, wearing fu
American Marine battle dress
were killed by Oath Regiment pa
~
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-06
Mazi Dream Shattered
For Cologne Residents

believed in tales of world power
which the Nazis told them. Now
they were told of defeat. Their
bubble had burst. Now they mere
ly were trying to exist until some
order came out of chaos.
Looking into faces, it was diff
cult to tell what these people were
thinking There was no fear ap-
parent. In most stolid counte-
nances there seemed to be wor-
ried resignation and acceptance of
catastrophe which had come so
swiftly.
Along the road, too, were horses
wandering aimlessly or running
frantically from the thunder of
many motors. Cows with milk
Continued on Page Five; Col Al
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-06
British Amor Threatens
Entire Jap Hold In Burma

CALCUTTA, 5L-Brish units cutting
IraWaddy valley 8ne DASH have severed the
links Mandaay and Rangoon
seriously position Burn AL
lied Headquarters said today.
With the British arborne infantry flown at the climax
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-06
Marines Break Up Jap
CounterQttuck On lwo

PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS Guam, Tuesday March
6-PeU gry pressing Two Jimas strongly entrench'
ed japanese northeastern cliffs made
major attack Monday number Of attempts to
nfltrate positions.
Adm Chester communicate today the battle
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FORECAST

cloudy and warmer today with moder-
+,,oost TO southeast winds.
Yesterdays temperatures:
High. Glow, 49,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

eroBes Bob ge5out miro. Ser Bapit,
10 erfldrte &altenborn, betonte, 6aB
Die our6 SaB uno nationolen Mnta-
gonismus beroorgerufenen 8robleme
onr6 6riitli6e Prin5ipien geniloert
un6 beieitigt tperben t0nnen. Da &al.
tenborn it9 als getaufter 2utberaner
oem Bapit borite1te, berfebrte - tpie
&altenborn erfldrte - Der Baplt btel
freier uno offener nit linn, als er er-
partet bate.
Ser Bapft lei Elm ean5er &osmopo'
lit in 8ort uno @eiIt. &altenborn
mies bin auf 0ie 8i9tigfeit 6es ba.
tifaniiden @influiies auf oen beriobn.
li6en @eiit Der 80lfer uno fiigte bin.
5u, Der Bapit befur6e ein groBes Sss11"
tereiie an einem 8elt frieoen. Die
Stride babe in Stalien bieI CUR 8ei.
ierung Der politii iben uno 0tonomi.
iben Gage beigetraeen. @rafioent
&ooiebelt babe febr tpeiie sebanoelt,
einen perionli6en gertreter gum go.
titan 5u entienoen. Bapit 8ius Der
3molfte iit, nad Der Mnii6t &alten.
borns, elmer Der gr0bten Staatsn6n.
ner guropos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

geiprdde abgebalten. Die &ir9en
fonnten Die Mafen nibt faiien, iooaB
our9 2a1tipre6er 6en orauBen Der
iammelten Bilgern oie Breoigten bors
bur gemadt tperoen tnuBten. Na6 un6
na6 mi6en Sfepti5ismus un0 @lei6'
giiltigfeit. glm S6luiie Der Miiiion
fam elm Grbeiter gum 8ii6of nit Dem
@eitdnonis: ,8ir fanen bierber nit
sebaaten 5auiten, mir berabibieoen
1ns nit gefalteten San6en."
@n Dem Sage, an tpel9em 6ie ame-
rifanii6en Soloaten it9 ben 10000
Waquis in ibrem Btleer5ug ani9loi.
iert, mari6ierte Der @r5bii6of bon
Eoulouie an De Sptbe un6 Der 8i-
idof BON Wontaubeau 5elebrierte elm
feierlt6es Bonttftfalamt. General De
@aulle, Der 8efeblsbaber Der probi-
iorii6en fran5oiii6en &egierung, >par
offi5tea beim @ottesoienit oertreten.
+ + t
@ie aus &om bert9tet tpir6, nd.
bert itd Die neue felt LANCER 3eit in
Der arbeit befi1blide Iateiniide
l1eberiesung oer Hialmen ibrer gon.
enoung. Die l1ebepiesuns uir6 nam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

9te frona0fii9e Stoot geice, no i'm
Sabre 1910 Der IS. Snternationa1e
@u6ariitiibe 4ongreb ab5nbalten Be-
ubii6tigt tpor, lit, tros tpieoerbolter
8ombaroierung, MIR gering bel9a'
oigt por6en. Die meiiten Der promi'
nenten 9eronlidfeiten aber, tpel6e ii9
um Die Borbereritungen a1f oen ge'
pIonten @on9reB beroient gemoat
botten, iino aus oieiem 2eben geidie'
6en, II. a. Ser befannte 8ii6of Sen"
len bon geamur, prominenter Prait"
Bent 6es internationa1en @u6ariiti'
l6en Rongreiies ndbreno 40 Sobren,
peIder om 90. Oftober 194t itarb.
gr bate 81 @ongreiien beigetDobnt,
einIdlieBIi6 oes inn Sabre 1926 III
Gbicago abgebaltenen &ongreiies. @r
beberrl6te berl6ieoene Spra6en. Iu9
Der 8i3eprdii6ent SIT. Reo. Senri Soe'
lin, @eneraloifar bon Barls, uno et'
ma ID onoere Mitglieoer oes &omt'
tees iin6 ieitber geItorben.
+ + +
gea6 ben iiinglten 3uiammenitel'
Iungen bon 79 gr3oto3eien un0 Oio'
5efen 6es 2onoes fir 6os Sabr 1914"
As bat Ser glementari6ulbeiud I'M
5tpei Bro3ent 5ugenommen. Dteie Dt'
5efen, Die 68 8ro5ent aller @lemen'
tari6ulett nmfaiien, buben 1,785,17t
59iiler, tpas. cine 3unabme BON 49,
837 59iiler be6eutet. Nan erDartet,
oaB sic @elumt3abl ettpa 2,O5O,OOO
betragen miro.
8om Sabre 1882 an batte Ste
56iiler5abl in ben @lementaridulen
beitdnotg abgenommen iooaB bic to"
tale 4bnobme ettpa 8.4 Bro5ent be"
trug, tpGbreno in ben 0ffentltden
S9uIen cine Nbnobme bon 12.4 ou
ber5ei6nen mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

bofte Gerdn6erungen i'm 8rebier 3l1r
SoIge baben. Ser reoi6ierte Eert muir
be brett Dem alten bebrdti i6en Sert
e1tnomtnen.
Ser gal1ifanii6e Biolter, a,nter
peldem Namen oas Bud Der Bial'
men befannt NOR, lit cine &eoiiton
Der griediiden ueberieBung oes bl.
SteronDml1s.
+ + +
sSn ieinem 8u6lein unter Dem 81
tel EUROPA 1916" bat Der befannte
&aoiofommentotor @oltenborn cine
5erie 5ilmanipra6en ber0ffentli9t,
in oenen Bapit Bius Dem 3tpolften,
Der i'm in Guoien3 empfangen bat-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

Sbnen idloKen it9 Slii6tlinee aus
@lioB, 2otbringen, aus Dem georoen
5ronfreibs u11o aus Der Ndbe bon
Boris an. 9ie @eIarntarbeiteri6a
elmer Sabrit aus einem Pariier Cor
ort ma6te cine Neiie 1od 2ouroes.
8iele berielben tparen re1igionslos,
an6ere gleidgiiltig Der Religion &C.
geniiber. Ser 8iibof erbidte oartn
cine @elegenbeit, ipe3telle Miiiionen
abbalten gu laiien un6 beauftragte
bier Brieiter 5u oieiem 3tped. Nn'
iteue Der Bre6igten tpuroen &eligions.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

Sgna5io 5ilone idlieBt einen iei'
ner inn ,,Moonti" bonn 12. gobember
1914 erl6ienen artifel nit folgenoen
@orten: ,8enn es ltns gelingt, einen
ortI6rittli6en 8lod ser proletari'
l9en uno 6en1otratii6en Sarteien du
formen uno tpenn oieler Blod I'M
Sample gegen tapitaliitiibe Wsonopl'
le un6 @roBgrunobelib gei6lolien
bleibt, Damn tperoen mir in oieIem
2onoe cine Hebolution erleben, bic als
&orbiIo fir ale fortgeidritteneren
2dnoer Weit- un6 3entraleuropas oie'
men miro. Gum eritenmal tpiro bic
M0gli9feit Der &oniolioierung tDe'
ientli6er tpirti6aftli6er groberungen
fir ben @oaialismus obne l1nter6riif.
flung 6emofratii9en rno politiiden
2iberalismus erbra6t tper0en."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

Wie ,,Die 6eutide S1&iti5" bonn 6.
Sftober 1914 mitteilt, erfolgte bic
2O3. Ibdnoerung bes @eietes iiber
Die 8ebanolune Der @efangenen. Do'
no9 miro Die Ibbaltung bon @ottes'
oieniten fir gefaneene unb in S9lb'
baft befin6libe Rerionen berboten.
Na5ifretbeit!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
umpolitiicbe e3eihdufte

~%~~~~V~
Das fatboIiide Sranfreid ibidt
fth an, NIT benz 81. Sebruar cine no.
tionale 9eobene au beginnen 5u @bre1t
Der FL. Ebereiia bon 9ifieur, Der
,,@letnen 8lume", gum Dant fit Die
8efreiung 5rantreids.
Ser 2eib Der Setligen miro boz,
2ifieur in ei1em bon brafilianti6en
aatbolifen eeitifteten Sarg na9 Ba'
ris iibertragen tper6en, no er in Der
8atbeorale bon Rotre Dome our Ser
ebra1ng a1sgeitent iein miro. a4e
gr5bii6ofe un6 Biid0fe Sranfreids
tperben it9 einfipoen.
5pGter miro Die &etlige au9 in
Der Sacre @oe,tr 8aiilifa ouf Dem
Montmartre uno in ct. 5uIpice ous-
geitellt &peroen, bebor Der FL. 2eib
tuieoer mad Der 8aftIifa in 2iiteur
suriidbeforoert tpiro.
+ + +
ga9 Dem uAnnuncio Bontificio"
6es Sabres 1916 gibt es in Der ga1t5en
8e1t 1884 relioierenoe 9i6aeien. 9ie
3abl Der @aroinGle betr6gt Al, 80
tpenieer, als tpenn bas bl. &onegium
bolladblig tit. Die Dt65eien ii11b etn-
geteilt in: 10 Batriar6ate, $50 Me.
tropoiitanitse, S6 artoere als Metro.
politaniibe ooer gr3bti6ofsitBe, 958
9io5eieat 54 Brdlatie11 ltrt6 Ibteie1t
nuIlius, 223 apoitolil6e 8rdfefhtren
uno Is Miiiionen fui il1ris. Inter
9apft Btas oem 8tp0lften tpur6en
104 neue Site uuo II neue ettlei to-
ftiidbe Eerritorien gegritn6et.
Z 49,. + + t
gu einem Der i6pierigiten Na6"
trieesprobleme fir Die @atboltfen
Deutidla,tos eeitaltet ii9 ein fait
gdn5lider 9rieitermangel, Der 6ur@
Die RrieesmaBnabme Der Na5ireete-
rune beruria9t tpor6en. @enigitens
81 8ro5ent Der fotbolii6en Ebeologie.
1tuoenten tpuroen Der @ebrn1a9t Elm.
gereibt. Dooon it1t6 biele Sun6erte
auf ben SdladtfeI6ern gefallen ODER
&riegsgefangene. Sm Sabre 1888,
als Die Nationalio5ialiiten ii9 Der 3e.
gierl.ng bema9tigten, 5dblte Die 9i0-
5eie Min6en allein ie6es Sabr $50
geuprieiter, i'm Sabre 1913 nur flint
uno i'm Sabre 1914 nur 6rei. 4ls
Die tbeologii6e Safultdt 6ur9 Na5i.
oefret gei6loilen tpur6e, beiu9ten Die
Sbeolosieitubiere1ben Sreiiing uno
giditdbt NIT bem grfolg 6ab 100
telte Hrieiter fir Die @raoi0aeie 8ap.
ern seipeibt tperoen fonnten. SIM ,pet-
tern egrlauf 6es @rieges tpur6e maud
oieie Semtnarien gei6loiien.
+ + +
Sn Der Nabe bon 2our6es tatio.
nierte ameritaniide Soloaten fdIoi.
fen fib, iofort na9 Der 8efreiung
Sranfrei6s, ben 10000 Maquispil.
germ an IN ibrer RiIgerfabrt na9 Der
2ouroesgrotte. 8Hbof Georges gbo'
qiet bon Earbes beipillfomn1nete bic
anerifaniiden soloaten rn6 erfldrte,
oaB felbft apabreno Der @dmpfe in
Jranfreieb aablreihe amerifaniiGe
goloaten bic @rotte beiudt bdtten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
Sriftiqer @rmmb

Sriftiger @rmm6
9Ste fonnte MIR Der 8l6oitnn int
Ebeater 70 aiinbenS
@s iparen oteI Strobt5pfe orin.
men.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06

MODERN rooms and bath: bed
room on first floor newly decorated:
garage; centrally located; immediate
possession. SO Hubbard. Phone 1869. AZ
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06
CLEANUP SALE

ON VACANT LOTS
An excellent opportunity 10 buy that
vacant 10. for your future home.
IN Mt CLEMENS
East side of Floral Ave-, between
Cass and Church streets-s250.
Business lot on East Broadway ana
Clemens street-Sl 600.
Several other very good building lots
and garden sites near Joy Blvd. from
SIPS uo
SOUTH MACOMB AREA
On North side Of % Mile road near
Jefferson. 81. Clair Shores-sl0 per q
!. Nine Mile and Rausch Ave, 40xl5o
ft-Sl 900.
Jefferson avenue and Gordon
Switch Drive. 81. Clair Shores-S2E5O.
3. $50 feet on Gordon Switch Drive
$40 per foot.
4. Harper avenue. near Masonic; 3
acres-Si 500.
5. Acreage on Murray Drive--s4oo
per acre.
6. Two lots on Euclid Blvd, st. Clair
Shore
8. Two acres near Wolf road on FL
len averue-S650
FULL INFORMATION GLADLY CIV
EN-.
MOUNT CLEMENS SAVINGS BANK
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06

cHRYsANTHEMUMs. new hardy va
rieties: double and single: Korean
NUNS; Spoon NUNS: Azalea NUNS, 70
Clair; evenings after $50 and Sun.
days.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-06

EAST DETROIT
Modern 3-bedroom brick: recreation
room; near 0ratiot-eo,20 400
Modern brick I and tile bath: noored
% 900; includes carpetinE.
Six and bath: garage: 30 n. frontage; /;
near Nine Mile road-se. 800; terms.
ROsEVILLE
and bath: > lots: near oratiot-
- 800: tsrms.
| Vacant Z and bath: stairway 70 door.
cd attic, near 0ratiot-e4,S 500: $1,000
down.
( and bath; utility: near Martin rsaA
and Gratiot-o3, 900; 81 900 down.
Martin Road, near Gratiot; . and
bath; utility; hot water furnaes-sA.s 800:
! ana bath, hot water furnace, ga
rage; 3 blocks 10 orstiot-e4.e 600; terms
and bath: vacant soon-eS. $50;
terms.
. aerest S-room home, the bath;
basement; .toker; sarase; sox4o chick
heater. Other buildings, 5000 In
eludes garden tractor: other equipment
acres; 2 and bath; basement; ga
rsss.
s.f furnace; w;xnsTN+fwp yssansEissGe; terms.
roepfsr near Van Dyke; . and bath: |:
utility, attic; sarase-e4.ooo: $500
) bedroom home, = acre, small
barn-ol, 500: Si, 900 down.
LITTLE FARMS
Little Mack and "a Mile; 4 and bath:
utility; sttie; :? lots each sox2oo; a
good buy for $4,000.
0oxlee on Gratiot: ~ miles north OF
Mt. Clemens;, modern Q rooms: base
| ment home: garage; near stores -
q. 900: terms.
Lot 7ooxiis: . and bath down. > un-
| finished rooms up; near Gratiot -
-. 800.
y sere near II Mile and MT: tile
and brick house: 4 and bath: utility:
noored attic: large chicken COOP
3 ana bath. basement. furnace. :
large lots. near 0ratiot, -. 800. terms.
Groom home. basement, furnace. 2
large icts. chicken coop. $500. terms.
Y acre. fenced, 4 and utility. hot wa.
Gratiot. S4.Soo. terms.
= acre; nice room house: large
attie-el. 900: terms.
y acre: I and bath -e4.Soo: terms
REAL ESTATE
Ute Utica = noSn Ai AZ e. 4 niH: nfis's 1sAssR ser
THREE bedroom house: oil new In
terror; air conditioned furnace. Priced
BEAurrruL sbsdroom brick on
Riverside: insulated; newly earpeted
throughout: stoker: bin fed: recreation
room with hardwood floor and tire
place.
JOHN IA. GREINER
90 nonitor-Lssdss elds. Phone s<37
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Ranch Aonnesites

NOOCO HOIUSSItSS
i0oxlSo ana osner sizes: ven -.
strietsd; rsaseoably priesss easy
terms: Harper. near croekss and q.
.1Ss sniase siH ss Ss.c sn n.ss ::
Clinton River hrideo-only o0o0S 800
downs 90 month.
FARMS
% acres good land: large barn, me
new; 20 stanchions; drinking cups and
milking machine: good house; y miles
terms.
90 acres; good land and buildings: 3
miles from New Haven: water In house
and barn: complete line farming Inn
plements: including two tractors: II
mileh COW, and some youns ssoes;. s.:.
10 acres near Riehmond: modern
home: flowing well; gas and electric
ity: S head Of cattle; 90 chickens; all
farming tools including trsctor-sii.o 900;
terms
home; for sale or exchange for city
property
Beautiful 7-room brick; Seminole
His: living room; dining room: kitch-
en-: J bedrooms and bath up; rserss.
ton room 26xi3: hot watsf hest; all
copper plumbing; lot eoxi7e-si3.Soo;
half down. -
Cow 4 rooms: bath; on % n. lot near
Jsfferson-e3. $50: 100 down.
LOTS
choies lots IN Seminole Afrls.
We Sell Stote Lands
E. A. Kerner
Also open Sundays. I 70 3
1i1o South Cratiot, 1T. Clemens
3ouAo 8; Dog 3; phona e1ol
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Tom WhiteIey

~ Nacomb g., Above Cunningham 3
Phone Mt. Clemens 6O62 c
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8 ACRES MODERN
BRICK

On Moravian Drive English Type a.
tractive outside and In: all modern
features: large living room: oak floors
and fire place: roomy kitchen and din.
Ing room: vestibule entrance: oak floor 3
throughout; I excellent bed rooms: full
basement: vacuum hot water heat.
A 5-room 7-flat on Jone street near
oratiot avsnue-only e7.300. Other good
places At less than cost Of construction
price.
WALTER a.. FENroN. Lawyers Bldg.
Telephone 62ol Days: 3e79 any time G
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Lots For Sale f-e

TWO 45x200 n. lots between North
Avenue ana new Electromaster Plant
on Leonora: 6oxl5o lot near new Iron
Rite Plant on Sheridan: l0oxl3o IT.. lot
and 60xls4 It. lot IN Seminole Hills VIII
sell cheap for cash at this time. Phone
Mt Clemens: 3l2 No. Gratiot c
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SEVEN room house IN good condition
on Highland. near cass: 94.5oo; ~. 900
down. Tom Whitley. Phone Mt. Clemens
60e3. TT
FIVE ROOM modern brick veneer
home: tile kitchen and bath: oak floors;
oil water heater with softener: ctr
conditioned furnace; including IA acres
land, located At 4e00 Moravian Drive
terms. 40
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ACRE. NEW MODERN
BUNGALOW
Between Mt. Clemens and Lake st.
bedrooms: 3 down; elegant tile bath
lovely tile Kitchen: sun parlor: oak
floors; oil heat and oil hot water heat
Or; slassed-in breexeway connecting
large 3-ear garage: city water; bus
service to school; other new and at
ana have reduced price 70 800:
terms.
3 AHDEc kANnEDkl
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Houses Fer Ssls -

FIVE ROOMS; batn; garage; large
lot: 5lx3ao on river; all new hardwood
floors: Q IT,. natural fireplace: new
septic tank. 5000.
FOUR rooms and bath down; and
bath up: paved street: good location:
rented for e46 month-S4. 400.
Groom brick house: tile bath: toilet
basement; recreation room: oil heat:
garage; an earpeted; venetian blinds -
FIVE .RooMs: running watsr-si..
500: s4oo down; s1S per month.
= rooms: city water; sewer; lishts;
gas; 90 n; lot-s2: 500; 500 O. down
New S-room house with attic; good
we'll; lot; e0x3S4-e3. 900: Y cash.
90 n. lot on South Wilson Blvd. -
$500.
Two so-soot lots; good iocation-ssoo;
$50 month: go month.
sasANa,o rScG n0si; 81 600 Ss:sm'n'' aowm furn'''
5 rooms: large attic and bath -
$3.50: 81 ,35o down.
8 rooms; modern; lct <ixioo-e4, 800:
rooms; ;. bedrooms and bath; fire.
place; 2-car garage: 50 II. water from
io-room house: 3 and bath up: 5 and
bath down: arrange for families; =
car garage: " acre ground-So. 900;
50. 900 down.
rooms: : bath; paved street-ss. 500;
s.. 900 down.
rooms; 4 down: 3 up: stoker-S7. 900.
3-family new; 5 complete bathrooms
with built-in tubs; oak floors through
out: hot water heat: large lot-Si0. 900.
Beautiful 6-room Colonial home; sum
room: 2-car garage; paved street-sli.-
900.
40 acres garden soil; large house:
hip roof barn: drinking cups in barn:
3 miles from Van Dyke-sl0. 900. c
Wildt & Wafne1