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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
SIDEWALK WORK
TO BE EXTENDED
CONTINUED from Page One)

hone that cement floor for
such activities could be laid on
q city-county owned lot next to
the club within the near future.
DR.. Grove and other committee
representative said we're ap-
pealing for a temporary change of
policy on the part of the council
rather than a permanent one"
DR.. w. Houston Moore appeared
before the city board to ask it to
complete the development of
Greenfield Park this fall and win
ter, so as to ''have the most beau
tiful spot between New York and
Miami" The council was urged
to include in the new budget suf-
ficient funds finish the project.
DR.. Moore was assured by City
Manager Nichols that the matter
already was under consideration in
the preparation of the budget.
DR.. Moore extolled the advan-
|tages of Greenfield and declared
that it would draw people by the
thousands to Wilmington. He sug-
gested the possibilities of a fnusi-
cal festival during blooming sea-
son and termed the park lone of
the biggest assets of Wilmington.
Councilman LeGwin introduced
a successful motion ordering the
working time of city employees
moved back from $50 o'clock in
the afternoon to five. He pointed
out that the former hour had been
observed, with the close coopxaa-
ton of employees, as war emer-
gency measure. The motion was
said to be effective Immediately.
The suggestion of Councilman
Wade that he be given some Of
fetal designation to communicate
with prospective industries for
postwar Wilmington and in cor
porated into motion by Council.
man LeGwin, but no action was
taken. Several other members of
the board voiced the danger of
conflict with the activities of the
city planning board, which was
organized for that purpose.
The council agreed to appro.
pirate $75, upon the request of U.
S. Army Air Corps officials, for
the placing of an Identification air
marker on the proof of some suit
able building in Wilmington.
City Attorney Campbell was ask
ed to confer with E. L. White,
president of the Community Chest,
to work out plans so the Chests
annual drive and the city limits
extension election, if called for the
fall, would not conflict.
At the suggestion of the city
manager, the board voted to use
49, 1000 Of the sinking fund for the
purchase of l and II per cent War
Bonds, maturing in 1850, during
the Seventh War Loan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
"UNBLoCK" YOUR
DIGESTIVE TRACT

Anu Stop Dosing 7 III Ston,.L
With Soda and AlkaIizs,..' sa
Don't expect to get real relic, =.
headache, sour stomach, gas md 'ioa
breath by taking soda and othe, U "a 0aa
hzers il the true cause Of your tro tn, MA =.
constipation. "0u'1sl
In this case, your real trouble ,,,.
the stomach at all. But in the ints ~. y
tract where 500 of your food is di es.,aaii
And where it gets blocked when t't + i.S
to digest properly. ''
Thus, what you want for res, ,s,.,.
not soda or an alkalizer-you |, s,,1 y
something to lubbock" your in int s,a;
tract. Something to clean it ont ', ,Ias
oughly and help Nature get baci s-9 y,
her feet. VIVA 70
Get Carriers Pills right now r,..
them as directed. They gently and t t'n'
oughly lubbock" your digestive t ,,o.'
This permits your food to moye ,l a,.
normally. Natures own digestive i, ,ss.
can then reach it-and you get pe ,u,I,s
relief that makes you feel rsaliv good
again. AVN
Get Carter's Pills at any drus,to,.-
25f. lubbock" your intestinal tract i,
real relief from indigestion. "
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
Wounded Veterans Blame
Death On Unpreparedness
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us if we should have universal
military training
Pvt. Don j. Adder, Washington,
D. c., infantryman, patient at
Walter Reed Hospital. said he was
one of those who held at Bas-
togne during the Ardennes break
through.
I'VE had to show many green
requirements who hadn't had am
pie training even how TO dig fox
hole" he stated. MANY of those
didn't come back
Mrs. Ernesta Barlow of New
York City, chairman of the wo-
mems board, said the organization
was formed last fall and now had
chapters in SO states.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
Explosion AT Arsenal
Fatal To Denver Girl

DENVER, June g. Up "A 81
-year-old Denver girl was burned
fatally and five other Denver Wo-
men were injured, three of them
seriously, in the explosion of an
M-17 incendiary bomb near the
end of the pyrotechnic bomb as
senbly line at the Rocky Noun
tain Arsenal yesterday.
Brig. Gen. Alexander Wilson,
commanding the Arsenal, said the
explosion was an "accideDA" ad-
ditional details were not disclosed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
HyBLE SCHOOL MEET

The annual Daily Vacation
Bible school of S0uthside Bap-
tist church, will be held next
week, beginning Monday, 18th
at 900 a m. and to run through
Friday, June 18th. Glasses
have been arranged for begin
ners to intermediates, ages
four to 16 with commence
mens program on Friday night.
All children of above ages are
invited to assemble at the
church tomorrow afternoon for
enrolment and a picnic with
refreshme nts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
LEGION MEETING

Members of the American
Legion will meet in regular
session at the Legion Home,
Third and Dock streets at 8
o'clock tonight, according to an
announcement by Commander
Norwood Westbrook. Following
the business session, a NOV
ing picture, "Attack and Coun-
terattack" will be shown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
Arson Commissioner
Takes Sheriff Post

WADEsBoRO, N. c., June g.
R)-Anson County Commissioners
today announced the election of
one of their number, E. Yancey
Ratliff, as sheriff of the County,
effective June 80, for the unexpir-
ed term of Sheriff S. M. Gaddy
who resigned Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
Veterans Eat Dinner
OF Steak, Ice Cream

CAMP YLES sTA,nk
Mass June 6 -Wp,- WeicorE,
home group of veterans ny.
the European war theatar ron
my personnel officer said ~ - Ar
For dinner we're hayiry i 5s
steak and real ice cream, and ss e.
want you all to eat your fiji 9 w ;"
many OF you it will be tba 81. ~
good meal you've had in ,n ufH
And for those who are rer,, rsa
to civilian life shortly, it will lung
the last you'll have for mon,t. %
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
LINEN SHOWER

The women of Southside Bap-
list church will have a linen
shower for the Baptist hospi-
tai in Winston-Salem, tomor-
row evening at 8 O'clock in the
annex. A social hour has been
arranged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
0PA Orders Food Cuts
To Host Hotels. Cafes
Continued from Page 0ne)


This means that the steakhOuSe,
as it was known before the war,
can no longer operate as a steak
house and that even those with the
highest point allotments permitted
by the regulations will find in nee
essary to serve most of their meals
as meatless meals and few with
heavy meat services"
BoWles said h consumers
should know that any restaurant
which continues in the future to
provide heavy meat service o r
most of its customers day after
day 'is operating illegitimately
and is in the black market"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
HERE'S a HIGH in Hot
Weather Skin RELIEF

If sizzling nights and sweltering days
make burning, smarting heat rash even
worse, you'll welcome the instant cool
ing relief Mexsana brings. This soothing,
medicated powder helps guard tender
skin against tormenting chafe, and
quickly checks itch of minor skin irrita-
ton. Mexsana makes a great overseas
gift, too. And it costs little. Larger sizes
are most economical. Always demand
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07

Harold 27yearod Army fer enormously reported
year, holds happy
Portsmouth, Ohio the belief that
married Ensign Robert A. Mcdowell
Beach, Calf in December plans marriage
ZAP Wirephoto)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
CHILD INJURED

Dennis Singleton, Jr., three
year-old Negro, 1914 Worth
Drive, was treated for abra-
sions on both knees Tuesday
afternoon, after hanging onto
the bumper of a moving car,
unknown to the driver, accord
ing to city police. Alice Ora
ham, Negro, of 8O8 N. Fifth
street, repeatedly saw the child
being pulled by the car and
stopped it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-07
City Briefs
TICKETS AVAILABLE

Tickets for the annual meet
ing of the Wilmington Junior
Chamber of Commerce, to be
held at the Cape Fear Country
club, Tuesday, June IL, the
available to members from the
following. Harlee Kenan, Thrift
ty-T-Stores; Lloyd Dunn, Dixie
Barber shop; Jack Atkinson,
North Carolina Shipbuiling Co.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

CfNDteRS- SAND and
black dirt delivered: also concrete mix
ers for rent 18th gravel orders. 305o3
Gratlot Phone Roseville 1895: after s
m Call O9l5-M. TT
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Ole Bill SEE


Now that Spring has come and gone
and winter Is Wei on IS way we can
expect sGmmer 20 sneak I'D on US any
day now Wiz warm, safe weather
Wei begin moving thousands OF annual
plants from our greenhouses 20 our
market display. BE paucnt-tender an
nuals always lose an@ argument with
cold weather.
OUR PLANT POLICY
To grow better husky. heavier
rooted transplant iaan IS ordinarily
available; 20 deliver 10 with soil pro-
'ecicdl roots properly pack gCd 20 han
de safely until p!luied and 20 offer a
more complete and desirable service 20
particular home gardeners Visit our
market display and see Just what We
are doing aholt .
PANsIEs AND vIOLAs
vast variety Of kinds and colors
which VIII bloom heavily all Summer
and Fan and continue - I've outdoors
three wears or more regardless OF ex-
IRENE heat or cold. Plants available
unul July.
THOUSANDS OF PErUNIAs
About fifty popular named and lab
sled sorts and colors. Bedding types 70
giant four inch open throat gtants--sln-
gles. doubles, tringed tHffled
ANIMALS AND PERFNNIALs
oar flower plant hs' reads Ike a seed
catologuc--aN the popular kinds and
eolors and many hard-to-ge, sorts.
VEGETABLE PLANTS
Our varieties are selected after ex.
tensive field trials Of our own farm
crops Tomatoes, peppers cabbage.
cauiiflower. egg plant. melon. cucum-
Der
Farm Fresh Market
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Buy and Sell Through Monitor-Leader Classified Ads


standing Job In the country today
TAKING CARE OF OUR WOUNDED
FIGHTING MEN In Army General Hos
pitfalls or overseas. In ehabilits tion
work with the Medical Corps: salary
and opportunity for postwar posi-
lions. Training and schooling tree:
must have four years High School for
ments for two years High School; must
be In good physical condition, cannot
qualify with dependents under IA. Tel
ephons <5s8 Mt Clemens or write Wo-
mems Army Corps. 80 North Gratiot
avenue. Mt Clemens. Jewel Thester
Building. TT
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Chiroproetors
fumisotine
Moving 3 Storage

OUR MOVING equipment Is the best.
Special care taken of your furniture
and upholstered goods In storage. such
rs moth proofing and wrapping rugs
and cushions City Transfer Co.. 90
Broadway, Nj. Clemens. Phone $751;.
Service 10 and from Detroit daily. C
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

IS ACRES on Gratiot-Sen all or
part. bargain for cash. , acres on Little
Mack, near Grstiot. blowing done and
ready 20 plant: bargain. $500 down. 10
Crstiot. lights and gas. Water coming
In; hot spot for small homes-s35O. 500
down while they last. 1920 s. Gratiot
at i4is Mile. Mt. Clemens 9207. c
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E. A. Kerner

Also open Sundays, I TO 5
tl2a South Grstiot. Mt Clemens
Route q; Box S Phone 548l Z
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Troilers For Sole


TWO WHEEL trailer: tires like new
Herman Heinrich, 267g Clark street.
New Haven. As
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

LUMBER, Flooring, Shingles, Siding.
Insu Brick Roofing, log Siding, Rock
Lath. Rock Wool Plumbing. Sinks.
ACME L \ ! y r s I.Beams. SUMP
PUMPS, Builders Hdwe. Window &
Door Frames, New and Used Pipe and
Valves. Q. 6. interior trim. cedar for
cabinets. and pickets. etc Sash soc
up. Help finance. Open Mon. till 7
pm. BRING TRAILER. Reliable Lum-
Der Co. 2il55 Schoenherr Road. East
Detroit Mich. Jet Mo- & Ola Mile
Rd. Br. ~ so. Broadway, Mt. Clemens.
Phone 6762 c
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Form Equipment For Sole r.

FOUR milk cans table SEPARATOR:
double harness; also new. steel roller.
corn binder. two i-horse cuitivators
Carl stadisr. rs Big Stone road, two
miles west Of New Haven. As
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Form Equipment For Sole XII

TWO BOTTOM "a inch tractor piow:
like new. 27i9 Utica road. near Caay
Corners AZ
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

HARD WATER Is Hard on You:
HARD on skin: HARD on hair.
HARD on clothes; HARD on soap.
HARD on plumbinEs HARD on your
pocketbook. Do away with HARD WA.
TER forever with q WATER SOFTEN.
Err. No priority Pre-W3r Quality.
Pre-war price. Furton & Clark. 10000
North avenue at Meade. New Haven.
Mich. c
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WiIdt 6 Warner

barron bog. eoove FuV NauonA bshh
Phone Mt Clemens ae<i
i4-ROOM brick house: oak finish:
fully and newly carpeted. lot i20x360
feet; suitable for Doctors clinic: un.
dertaking parlor; private maternity
house or for a lodge or club house
LOCATED 30 Mullett. conner OF Walnut,
street; only a few minutes from Coun-
~ Building. si3.50o; $500 down
Shown by appointment; private park.
ing lot for 900 autos. Stan Barron
Phone Mt. Clemens 2052; residence
$500. IT
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Houses For Sole
"a Houses For Sale

I, ROOM home; lot iO0xl65. 372i Har-
'rison. lake privileges. only $500; why
pay rent? Stan Barron. Phone Mt
Clemens 2o52. residence $500. 80 North
Gratlot. TT
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sT. CLAIR SHORES


Five and bath. basement; gas; hot
air furnace: garage; chicken coop; lot
50Xl50; house years old; near Har-
per. between and 10 Mile roads
So 300 terms.
Brick 5 and bath down: 3 and bath
up; basement; recreation room; ga
rage; large chicken coop; fruit and
shade trees: lot l50xl90.
CHICAGO ROAD
Near Warren; beautiful 3 acre estate
large Colonial home; all tile bath and
kitchen: steam heat fire place: barn;
chicken coop; tool shed; garage and
other bldgs. all in excellent condition
DETROIT
Gratiot-7 Mile: and bath; stoker
hot air furnace; fire place: 2/3 acre
land; second place from Gratiot -
$4,000; $1,000 down.
FRASER
"a acre: newly decorated 5-room
house; large chicken coop -S4,5o0:
81 900 down.
and bath; par, basement; large lot;
located near center of Fraser-S4,5OO,
81, 500 down.
EAST DETROIT
Six and bath; utility; 2-car garage:
lot 90xl26; near Gratiot--s5. 100; terms.
ROSEVILLE
Vacant nice rooms and bath; excel
lent condition; garage: close 10 Gratiot
$1,000; $3.50 down; includes carpet
and venetian blinds
Six and bath; basement: hot air fur
mace; house only 3 years old; garage:
chicken coop; ? lots; End block from
Gratiot--S6, 500 terms
"a acre large home: basement: fur
, mace; garage; near Gratiot and Mar
| tin road-S7 900, $3.50 down.
and bath sun porch; oil hot water
furnace; garage. near Gratiot-S4 $50 ;
| 1880 down.
"a acre. 5-room house: garage -
| 50, 200; one-half down.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP
Very attractive home: only ; years
old; and bath; lots; chicken coop
81 200: terms.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot al 10 Mile Rd. Roseville 1901
UTICA ROAD AT IA MILE FRASER
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rooms house and furniture-Si.65o
$3.50 down.
5 rooms: good well; so n. lot--s2. 200:
5000 down; S25 month.
rooms: city water; gas; lights;
large lot--s2 $50; $3.50 down; s25 month.
rooms: garage: flowing well: lot
io0xll6-s3. $50; 81 100 down.
acre; rooms; bath; 2-years-old-
81, 500; 81 900 down.
rooms brick; hot air heat; thermo-
stat and blower newly decorated
s. 500: terms.
rooms; ? baths: stoker: rented for
500 per month-s6 900 80 600 down.
rooms; modern garage; chicken
coop; 10 f. on No. Graiiot: $50 H.
LOT deep-s55oo: y cash
rooms modern; stoker; with car
pets; venetian blinds $1,000: $1,000
down.
, acres; new barn: rooms house -
SO, $50; y cash.
I acres: very good soil: rooms;
bath hot water heat: stoker on &C.
ment road. near utica-s9. 900; $1,000
down.
store and fixtures near East Detroit:
doing good business-s7.5o 500; stock a,
inventory.
so u lot on Clair averue--s6Oo
room modern brick: paved street.
90 500; So 600 down.
40 acres. fair buildings-s8.o0 900
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H-l4 Seeds. Ptonts. Flowers H-2l r..
Household Goods

90 FOOT family size FTigidaire: viii
exchange for apartment size Phone
1870. Inquire s3 Market L
PRE-WAR bleaChCd maple bedroom
suite. double bed. chest OF drawers;
vanity; bench. box springs and mat
tress. used only , months. excellent
condition 800 North avenue. l.
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1912 TRAvELO house trailer: 26 q, /:
sxi2 room; excellent condition Mr..
Ford. johns Trailer Camp, = mile
north, of 81. Clair Shores, Jelfer son
avenue. AS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-05

GRACE ELIZABETH ME-
mann is spending eight weeks
this summer as a member of a
Methodist Youth Caravan in
Northern Missouri.
Selected because of her expe-
rience and leadership in Chris
tian youth work, Miss Niemann,
10, who is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred l. Niemann, of
81 Lodewyck avenue, is one of
IS college students engaged in
this work with 10 adult COUNSEL
lors in the 10 caravan teams.
Trained in special areas of
young peoples work at Simp-
son College, Indianola, Ia, for q
week, the caravaners are SEEK
ing to help youth meet the pro-
blems accentuated by the war.
They are working with boys and
girls from 10 to Is years of age
who need the spiritual support
of the church programs, travel
ing from town to town in Miss
ouri with their program of &C.
tivities. The effort is sponsored
by staff members of the Metho-
dist Board of Education, Nash
vile, Tenn.
Miss Niemann, who was salu-
tatorian of the 1913 class of
Mount Clemens High school, has
been an active member of the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-05

MIR. AND MRS. RAY GLENN
of Riverside Drive left July 4
to visit relatives in Kalamazoo
for two weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-05

DAVID OGDEN, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ogden, 255
Jones street, left Sunday for
four weeks at Hilltop Camp. at
Plymouth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-05
Shower of China Fetes
Bride-Elect of July ~

A BRIDAL shower Of china
was given Tuesday evening for
June Gardner, who will marry
Paul Gagnon July az. Hostesses
were Mrs. Paul Duckert and her
daughter Helen at their home
on Smith street.
Games prizes went to Mrs.
Agnes Miller and the BRIDE
elect, and house prize to Mrs.
Edwin Taylor. A blue and yell
10y color. scheme was carried
OUT, with white roses for the
center piece.
Miss Gardner. will be feted
again on 5Nly IL, when Kay
Coulon and 'Borothy Pasick
will entertain at a, fseellaneous
shower at the Coulon home in
s. Saminole Hills.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-05
Births at st. Joseph's

MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR J..
=RENWICK, 1909 Homeview,
Mount Clemens, daughter,
Sharon Kay, July 4.
SGT. AND MRS. FREDERICK
YAK, 1925 North Walnut, a
daughter, July 4.
PVT. AND MRS. HOWARD
M. ELLIS, Armada, son, Rich
ard Wayne, July 4.
MR.. AND MRS. ELDON D..
COR NETT, New Haven, a
, daughter. July 4.
MIR. AND MRS. JULIAN
VAN DEN BULKE, 1925 49,
Mile road, Mount Clemens, a
daughter, Judith Ann, July 3.
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES E.
THELEN, Detroit, a son, Donald
James, July 3.
PVT. AND MRS. EDWIN j..
LUCKETT, st. Clair Shores, a
son, Edwin James, July 3.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-05
Nurse Aide
Report Given

THE JUNE REPORT of the
Red Cross Nurses Aides. releas-
ed@by Mrs. Walter Fenton, chair
man, today, reveals a total Of
3l6 hours of service by the aides
Of st. Joseph's hospital between
May Is and June IS.
Mrs. Fred Wunderlich of East
Detroit is top worker of the
month with SIS hours 10 her
credit, and Mrs. Myrtle Endres
of Fraser comes in second with
81 hours. In all, II persons gave
their time in the above named
period. =
The new class Of. l3 Aides.
who have been waiting for uni
forms since their graduation.
began their practise work at the
hospital this morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-05
Public Party

THE PUBLIC is invited to at
tend summer card party to be
held at the home of Mrs. Gladys
Smith, 1923 Connecticut ave-
+ Roseville, under the aus
pices of Samaritan Circle of
Kings Daughters, on Tuesday,
July 10 at o'clock.
MRS. r. A. NORTON of
Wrightwood, Calf. and her sis
ter, Jane Howard, who has been
teaching in Long Beach. Calf.
the past school year, arrived by
plane from the West Coast yes
terday. TO spend the summer
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. E. Howard, Highland avenue
Capt. Norton, who is a flight
surgeon, is stationed at Victor
vile Army air, field.