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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02
FAMOUS ARTISTS
TO APPEAR HERE.
Fritz Kreisler, Marian An
dersOn Among Celebri=
ties to Be Featured

Aaron Richmond's Celebrity Ser
les Of concerts will open in Water
bury on the evening of october "a
when the eminent violinist, Fritz
Kreisler, comes back to this city
after many years. Music lovers will
recall when he played in this city
several times, when his appearance
was an event of the musical season.
Also included in the concert SER
les are Marian Anderson, one of the
worlds finest contralto singers, and
the two piano artists of renown,
Luboshutz and Nemenoff Miss An
derson comes December S, and the
piano artists January IA, 1916.
Fritz Kreisler who is rated one of
the worlds finest and most beloved
violinists has been appearing on the
concert stage since he was boy
prodigy more than a half century
ago. He first toured America with
the famous Rosenthal. His mastery
Of style and Interpretation has al
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02
Pastor

Ceppa, Meriden; Rev Paul Bartel-
ski, Thompsonville; Rev Sigmund
Worinecki, Rockville; Rev. Gene
Salega, Rockville; Rev. Marion Kar-
wacki, Hartford; Rev Lucian Boz
noWski, New Britain; Rev. Anthony
Smialowski, New Britain; Rev. Hen
ry Fiedorczyk, New Britain; Rev.
Stephen Bartkowski, New Britain;
Rev. Hyacinth Lepak, New Britain;
Rev. Benedict Sutula, New Britain.
Rev. Louis Biecharczyk, Suffield
Rev John Petrus, New Britain;
Rev. Paul Piechocki, Middletown;
Rev. John Kolek, Middletown; Rev.
Joseph Kukus, Middletown; Rev.
Theo Kotowski, Moodus: Rev. John
Soboleski, Meriden; Rev. John
Ptaszynski, Meriden; Rev. Joseph
Barloski, Meriden; Rev. John Kwas-
mix, Wallingford Rev. Anthony
Mazurkewicz, New Haven; Rev.
Stanislaus Wlodarczyx, New Haven;
Rev. Charles Paherski, New Haven;
Rev. Francis Wladasz. Stamford
Rev. John Rarus, Stamford; Rev.
Felix Papiak, Stamford; Rev. Will
liam Topper, Chenille; Rev. Cast
mir Kwaitkowski, Ansonia; Rev
Joseph Swaltek, Derby; Rev. Mi
chael Kiczuk, Derby; Rev. Steve
Nalawajek, Union City; Rev. John
Wanat, Union City; Rev. John Ko-
walsh, Torrington; Rev. John jan
kowski, Torrington; Rev. John
Rzaza Thomaston; Rev. Alexan-
der Tanski, Southington: Rev. Pc
ter Saroka, Terryville; Rev.
George Barlewski, Bristol.
Rev. Edward ChadzieWicz. Bristol;
Rev. Walter Nowakoski, Norwich;
Rev. John Sienkiewicz, Norwich;
Rev. Anthony Bomblicki, New Mil
ford; Rev. Edward Zyskowski
Sharon; Rev. John Gubala, Putnam
Rev. Walter Rozpad, Woonsocket,
r,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02
TAFT, CHESHIRE
SCHOOLS Meet
Round=Table Discussion
on Peace to Be Broadcast
Tomorrow at 4:l5 p. m.

WatertoWn, Conn, May 2. = A
15-minute formidable discussion be-
tween the Taft and Cheshire schools
will be broadcast May Ord at 4:l5
D. m. from the studios of WATR.
This brief discussion will be the
second IN a series Of three broad
casts entitled: Taft Discusses the
Peace. The Taft and Cheshire
representatives will center their
discussion around the United Ma
tons Conference for an 1ntei' a
tional Organization now in session
at San Francisco.
James Conway, son. of Judge and
Mrs. Theobald Conway of Is Yates
avenune. will be one of the group
representing Taft School on the
program
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02

Over 100000 yards of coarse STAN
dard cloth and 100000 yards of
lighter material recently were made
into smocks for men and women
workers in Denmark.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02
VET IN SEWING CONTEST

Houston Tex. CUP)-Olvin Ray,
26-year-old former soldier, is a top
contestant in the annual Sewing
Contest of the Houston Press. His
entry consists of five tiny garments
whipped up" for his daughter.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02
IA TUBERCULOSIS
TOTAL $273,638
Connecticut Returns High
est on Record; Hartford
Farley Tomorrow

Hartford, May 2 - About forty
leaders of the tuberculosis move
ment in the Hartford area are ex-
pected to attend the second Re-
gional Conference Of Christmas
Seal Chairmen and campaign
workers to be held at the Of
flee Of the Connecticut Tuber-
culosis Association tomorrow &C
cording to an announcement made
today by Miss Mabel Baird, Execu-
tive Secretary. The speakers will
include volunteer chairmen and
executives of several tuberculosis
associations throughout the state,
with the key speaker to be Miss
Irene Carlson, consultant for the
National tuberculosis Association,
New York Preliminary plans and
procedures for the 39th annual
campaign to open on Monday
November 10 throughout the ma
ton will be discussed
Mrs. Reginald P. Tracy of Meri-
dent, Secretary of the Connecticut
tuberculosis Association will pre-
side and other speakers will in
clude; Miss Jessie P. Halbert Exc
cutive Director, Meriden Public
Health and Visiting Nurse Associa-
ton; Wendell Rennie, Business
Manager, Hartford tuberculosis
and Public Health Society; Miss
Miriam R. Hahn, Health Educa-
ton Supervisor and Miss Mabel
Baird, Executive Secretary, Con-
necticut tuberculosis Association,
Hartford. Miss Baird will make
report on the final returns for
the 1914 campaign throughout Con-
necticut which was the highest on
record with total of S273,638.
per cent of the funds
are retained by local tuberculosis
associations to carry on their pro-
gram of education and prevention
of tuberculosis, for case-finding
and rehabilitation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02

professor. about the local project.
A survey will be take! shorty
by the health board to determine
how many children would attend
the health center school.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-05-02
BIBLE TOP SELLER,

Chicago (UP)-The Bible still is
the worlds best seller. Dr.. Daniel
L. Marsh, president Of Boston Uni
versity, reports that more than 49,
100000 copies of the Bible, or por-
tons of it, were issued and sent
throughout the world last year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

70 get 81 for s. more than our 1 70 save
aa, ss their sfi lives for Service They ss the '1
American lives to ,at sosl o,s the enemy T
ana s1 5 KEEP ON 'ss ss
BONDS TILL V every $, you put War Bonds no" ~
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
NV IS MIllIok AMeR 1S%e
WIZ ".v ~ s0vcA7 WAR eoHoS

t.om both to you H., and a.ses Ass to
poran' must not only the war but ,"e ~ oh, for all,
keep assd Tn msnya Of Money for REPAIRS
we aesa rav Money draw on on ,osner;tv
MONEY! So for oas,1d 4un
BOND nn Mp'> p1ylNo BONDS, AND KEEP i''' wv
YOU BUY!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
When In Doubt
SANE NANaGEMENT SINCE 1900
STPOUT REALTY
ao5-AB Fox Bldg


Ot-l-.S COAST TO COAST
T. & HWsY 40 s-Conycnien-.s ideal
Location f.r p-If'r. Gardening -snd
rs-tu ouIy miles % famous resort
tcFnA cav walk t0 Nretty lake COM
'-rfaN'e dwelling rms bath furnace,
elcc hardgood fc1T&--asatts- -ssre riort-
about 25a fillahle. pasture wAteref hv
crock anNrox 20 spHls trees For i'm
meciaie action 80 500 par, down List
oshtr har-eing fraNed tree VIM p
rinhsu STrOuT REALTY. Boyns
Ci'y Witch Mall address lick Ros 50.
600 ACPvs-Cood house ? barns siio'
ard hd~s gOcd coil eiec'rici,v ssS
rrr sric '"-u~ Frcf Poeprks s,ocs-
rid, "l-r
80 ACpFc -cood soil good locs',rnf
falr Groom housr s'shis sisc,rieity.
scrinr crcek tA-Snn Frrd FoepcsH
StockbndEe Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Special
Sale
OF 2-FamiIy
FLATS
At l043 Prices
ALL TO BE SOLD
IN 90 DAYS

ANTo1NFTTE 43s sioso
BLAINE 4sai,23 ~ " s. 600
3 V 81 Stucco 8 Pm each n A Heat
BLAINE. l7l7-is IS 400
Frame ) Rm Each. n Heat
CASToS 4ao.4s ss5oo
Pr and Franc s n A p steam HI
cOLBUPN 473-77 $4,000
b V. RIM Each. IL, noor X A. Hes,
pcKEesoN 7To'73 So 500
Bv. 5 Rm Each Steam Heat
FffCIID W 1919 $500
Br 5.Rm and Sunroom eoh, II a ~
FERRY. " 6s24 80 500
' 2s2s S'''' " q 500
Frame. Isl hoor 7-Rm a Heat
2nd floor s-Rma stove H'si am
y" frame s-Rm Escn. II a Hat
HAzELWoOD. l6sl-o3 81 200
..zssi = woo5 S3RI, Isss.4 20. II. a h,a' s. 200
3 v, e-Rm Each. a. H.st 80
FEsr1 Fisint sam an and s-sm STOW. H,s,
'osFas Fass.: Ann aS s.en. STOW, H::, ooo
$1,000 fIshs. Sam, Zach, H. A. a.si ~
IN"oS =. 29s Sam. Each, H. A. Ht.,
LAYTON 40o5.
POPLAR 29l7 Ss oOO
Fr,r+ie s-Pm q 3-Rm HA A. Stove n
Also. Frame Family. 6-Rm stove ~
-''' Frame Ds-Rm Each H. A Aea,
: rNCoiN s2I3lS s. 900
B 7Rm Each, steam Hss,
4 Frame. % 5-Rm. a s-Rm. HA Heal
MONTEREY. l564-ss so 0Oo
i;'S Frsme 4 stucco 5-Rm. Zach. HA Aea,
MoHshV' s.Rn Eaeh. u a Rest
" 1894 te 500
b y s Rm Each X A Hsst
". 1s2s.3l 81 400
n y 6-Rm Each. II a Hea'
". i632-34 $500
n Y s-pm Each " A Hee,
W. 1878 81 600
pV 6-Pm Each II A Heat
" l7le-ls 80 500
q Y 5-Rm Each A Sunroom Nv
l72o-si e. 500
49, = = eRn facn a. A. Heat
PRINCETON iS7ea.sol IS 500
Franz 5Rm Each. X. A. Heat
PICHTON l633.3S 80 500
n Y 5-Pm Each " Heat
V s.Rm Each. " A Heat
r y e-Rm Zach. steam Heat
s.Pm Zach r. A H.s'
TOWNSEND 1908 - 500
sT,s' aogi"2q W ss.25o
Trsme. sam Zach r. A Heat
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A,A.i CASH dssi We puy property Tor
colored ssiEDLEY <se East warren
TE i6la2
A BITTER CASH OrAf At ONCE
Any Past side or Italian srciion
v g CHERRY 1857 Grsiio' ~ 1850
A CASH B'IYrR 'or sny 'vre oropertv
YOU have 20 offer fC0lored
CIV WHITE, 1850 Rsstinfs TE i.oose
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
LAKE SHORE REALTY

25sii jefferson Rose,ilie O7so
2 VACANT corner Grslioi Ave front
ages one ss-foot slightly above lue
1S3-r slightly below SiX-Nilc road
IDEAL for business property or used car
i9aoS CRATfoT PR osoo
COLORED-Inks'er Cor lot E-z terms
owner RA sss4 Ewes TO 6-2ls7
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
STROUTS RED FARM
CATALOG

) thoI.suf hsr-ains' 25 states Ne 70
Fis and yes' ~ cam oregon ana
Washlnrfap picturcs galore s'rcssd
and equipped divcrsihsf truck poultry,
c1iry frui farms ranches groves. lake.
river ana mount homes retirement
places roadside businesses su'o courts,
tourist cabins rss stations etc etc.
Male f~Ir chri-e from these cuts'snd-
ine values This bis i32-paVe book
MAILED FREE TELL us what you
Vent-Whcre NAcn1 Price Terms,
We vili try 20 save YOU TIME AND
MONEY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
FLATS ION SALE

coLoRED-colfaK SEC Mod. e-e. .
garages 81. 500 down
Pasadena Sec Mod SIS garages. va
cant. 81 $50 On TO 6-354f
COLORED-EAsT CANFIELD. is13-3-
family steam heat houses on / lot.
81 800 down George SttebeT. 4b41
chene TE iS944
cOLoRED - GARFIELD, 1895 - rs.
1900 down. possession 30 days.
George stieber. 4647 chene. TIE i-a944-
COLoRED-CRAND, i695-7-Nice &c;
painted walls, gas heat. automatic hot
water In upper frame. but good value
at So 500, terms.
BERRY AZ KESSLER-TY 4-4sa2
HolbTook nr Brush mod
nst. SIS 50 500 dn, TO 6-354i
coLORED--Meldrum vacant rooms
side drive built-in tubs, shower Al
condition real buy al only 50 500,
other good buys Broker .-cH 6S22
TY 545o8i
cOLOREp-MITcHEL -s7us-2 homes
on one lot 4-family. 1900 down
George stieoer, 46d7 Chene TIE i-5sA4
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

" srtiVit
Fine eisht-room brick. perfect condition
ss .5oO-Cssh 10 rnortgafe. COCKFTELD
REALTY, TYLER f-4i42
CoLORED
HAWTHORNE rooms So 500. Terms.
TRUMBULL-o ana 5 rooms. IS 800.
Terms Mr. Askew ca $500.
SELDOM & JOHNSON
cologed-HEIDELBURG. 3e3l. orickots.
rooms 81 600 down, Immediate pos
George siieber-4s47 chene-TE 1894
CoIored-KIINCER 1880. rooms
hot air heat $500 50 900 down.
George Stieoer-4o47 Chene-TE 1894
Colored--KRAKOW 1904, West Of 463l
RisAfd rooms excellent condition.
immediate possession 81 900 down
George siieber--4647 Chene-TE l-S944
Colored-LEGANp 26l6. corner Chens
rooms hhckoie steam heat. $500
nnan Immediate -Passesttpi
George Stieoer-4647 Chene-TE i.5ai4
eeterfb- b-tooN=rrrnTr
NORTHFiELD-S-ro cottage garage
side drive. s. 400 81 400 down
sTANFORD-Fiverv rve, $500, $4,000
down
GILBERT REALTY TY $3.50
coLoRED-Msoomb. 3isi. rms II
" Must sell, Terms ACT. fL e4s4.
COLoREp NEW HOMES
BASSETT 2e43, southwest Detroit
stfic' fglly modern. lie features i'm
mediate possession Call MORGAN.
nv i774. before noon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
NEW HOMES FOR SALE

Reasonable Down Payments
We Buy for Cash and Sell on Terms
WATSON REALTY CA 1905
COLORED-Nev 9 rm FLA homes In
Detroit Ecorse. River Rouge All con
vpniences White Realty 3o4 NiSgeI
Rd River Rouge AT 1929
COLORED-NorthenG. Englewood s-rm
single hedrnn&-@2-es+-RA+-5 500
dn BROKER TO 1885
Colored-SECOR PLACE. 5I26 - Au
Din and Ferry District. brickote, 4 rooms
and bath. 81 900 terms
George Stisber-a6t7 Chene-TE l-o944
COLORED-smith and John r section.
i-room brick. kitchenette 50 600 On
furniture included
Cannon Bros. 1850 sherman Fl ol4o
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Hunting. Fishing Property

AICOSA COUNTY between Au Ssbl,
and Pine rivers 40 acres good game
cover AdioinS IoEcn- -IcAea- siat~--azs-
forest teTS $50 down $40
month CH 1858 smith 1905 Ma.
iestiC Bids
Brfr- deer. partridge 40 acres Kali
Lawn eS3a
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
FIRST
LIQUIDATION
CORPORATION

Cherry 500
STANTON s4ls-3-family brick hlds
5.s-s steam heat with stokeT 2-csr
gar SOS rent. plus your own iia' free
al 500 taxes poss Bird. TR l-oS4o
WABASH ~, 5619
ooO-BARCAiN
W and down. I hot water htg plant
baths scar modern garage renting
fAr $40 month :. E Cartvfight
REAyNE n SILLOWAY INC. RA e4eA
wtNKELMhN s22a-s-5 two-family.
ready - move sell on account of lesN-
inr city Good transportation Inquire
20 noon
S AND s frame Near woodward 2-oar
garage Bargain Tyler $4,000
CoLoRED-ALExASD z 1890
1-fsniiy- 81 600 down Ceorge SueoeT,
ASA Chene TE l-5o4t
COLORED-American avenue. beautiful
Afle.-fncor-r- nunrai1v. roor7s ana
bsth down 4 rooms and bath up. tie
bath steam hes side drive, . 600
down UN 1878
CoLOPED- Csrdoni-owen 2-iSmily s.
bath each part hsssIrent. only 50 500
Clsy-2fsnsly z fnoms. esih each.
e ZOO Ses0 down MANY more
EDriMAS oS2s Oakland
cor OpFD DvpOts sini - s-e-9
Briesote a. Soo down George stieber
4e41 Chcns TE i-Ss4<.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
ELMER CLARK

JrDSON BRADNAY- CO-EA 600
DANDY OsE MAJ FAPH
ldrsl '0r poultry raisinT ercsaerty
-llcAtrf--} eiitsT~x sur FnlAT1 c!iy
within Smile fsdiul pretty sss ~
Tiser mandy on sFphsi' b ssy sIcsusnt
S.rm Dwelling hsrdsood rnos .ec
running water vel ard hon houses.
old spsie- and chefry orchard - sgeros
400 trees about 400 strawberry p..ns
ard 400 raspberry bushes 81 scr.a
almost al iof crops Elvsssy q,
81 500 part down 20 chiesrnt 8 An
cora rabbits ana floor coverings thrnrn
IN List otner bstEsinl mailed Ffee.
Eoo' ? wendell STROUT REALTY,
Boar tske Hirh
GOING 6O.srce farm near river snd
ttErVsy nice yOpnE orchard Only
- 400 in i4ding Crgs iter 'arm-
lng tools crfsm separator hay tine
~ ss4e FOOTHILLS EsItrrru sope tfEAn-
sss OAKS iong gfoslr- and sra1irE
SsAfon. stAded county pFD fosi Ehool
ous taxes children MS. route nile
rirhsay Ia famous hth stream
tiTh sCrncl town hat-togl colsrs cit,.
"a cultivated u more 'iisbie 'or
diversified farming - Bsrmuds and
cover mesd9' tsI I'D spfins ta'sTsd
pasture barb ViIe ao-,fee young or
cnsrd 100 Concord frspss fair 4roon
white frame hcJsc basement. vell nice
shade fair 80 n barn 2 coV ,is-ups.
vel and ApfinE Tor bArni0t GOOD poultry
hicgs vel house smosshouse tsIss
So las' year tAndS bav a. t24oo
equlpn.d 81 $50 coFn Sre 'rse cafs.
log nifest' states Cni'st Farm
Agency DT.22O South S'sp &,
ChiCsEo ~
HEPNDOS GIFTS ACTIOE-Cssh 70,
yoar l0f 90 house oT farm 80 deal 10
small of too biz Branches 0,hcss to.
There IS M SUBSTITUTE for experience -
ROBERT HERSDOS REALTY 60
GrisWoid Bldg CA sos
HOLLY. MICH DISTRICT
i2S-strc dairy farm completely mod
crni.ed home gifh new heating plant:
Ike neR farm machinery included nr.
fsrson - 9-67T5
NerAp 4 fApenN I-afn IINFpNOfa
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
I HOUSES YoR SALE

coLORED-Englewood- r. section.
Fine eight-room brick. perfect condition.
So 500 cash 10 mortgage. COCKFTELD
PEAfTT TYLER 7-4i42 M
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
'rRAER -wisoN : SPARKS

CLOSED SUNDAY
i2s44 Nile Prospect 1898
QUINCY AZ Puritsn--S rooms down =
furnished apartments stoves and 70
frtgsfAtnrs W income from upper
monthly. Sc $50. terms Ia POSSA
Prospect 1880
TULiER isaos nr PURITAN
A Nrs A. : newly decorated rsnre
refrig nr hui and stores Only
S.1 500 Terms Call Af Mooney
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Dearborn W. Veterans Only

DTApBopN SECTION - 7.he-----r
fast rr.rF rrsvtf Forced slf rrf-
Psrsrst rrirsc
JACK LALLY EEhLTY - esAs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE

Buy OUR HOMESiTE NOW
IN tuis 1gic.y restricted soo-arts sgo
~ ban community siih ell Ci'y rcn-
VeilicrcrS. lts-miie frontage 90 north
S!Ge-n4li- A-@+-- r1---fr1W CT1nIUft
60 LshSer Just uest ~ Bifminshsn-
Lots 30 n and up from tls per n.
10 Plat mailed Wifn no Obligation.
lldAla RfsaHey Go hAItT'jr BIdG.
PA s-OO
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
HOUSES ron SALE

SECOND Bouisvsfd.w Wayne tnissrsity
section Large veli-ouilt ii-room house
vCrih investiasting PAUL ERIC
SON 1890 Grand River Vermont
s-iTao vernon; 1900
SEEBALpT-6 rooms and bath. GOOD
condition. Leaving city. Owner. Tyler
s-6O4i
SENECA. 59l4--Briokotsd. eight rooms,
Fpod condition storm Sindoss fun
Hrser,eftt -- furnace garage s. : so.
- 600 down ACME REAL ESTATE
s3na GRATIOT PLAZA ass
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
LOTS FOR SALE

BUY state owned properties see YOUR
real estate broker.
CORNER lot FOR sale WestphAlia and
Lsppin 81 200 iyonhoe 500
DEARBORN - schsefer Pd business
frontage corner lot. app orims,eiy sS
GUY POOLE
Na2a SCHAEFER RID or 300
DEARBORN - Between Mlehissn and
Ford pa corner Schaeier and RUDY
lot T0Kl2O Gail OR soSl
DESIRABLE building lots on Telegraph
Randolph 2125 Evergreen 3247
EASTBURS. OF Cratic, 'sxl2S
SEYMOUR. ~ Chalmers. 40Xl20
MAKE offer Ia POSSA Prospect 1850
EAST DETROIT
70 Mile Rd near Grstio, isoSl0n
all Improvements In Good STE for
small factory STtEBER REALTY co
2222S Graiiot East Detroit Phone
Roseville ai7'
ROYAL OAK-Rsnch home sites. SO
$3.50 81 $3.50. so. 81 600 70.
s,r.cted school and bus one block all
Improvements Hudson and b'0cKon
avenues Terms OWNER DAVIS
Trinity Erase
ST CLAIR SHOREs-Niccly loca.ed
residential SOFT los 'c'wrcn -Lct.EH-
son snd Hsroer Just the lo5a'ion for
tgttr fufusa lrHne
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
ELMER CLARK

VIZ soLn OVER : MfLLI0S DOLLARS
WORTH or HOMES LAST'TSAR
Colonials, New Open
= rodsn see agent o. sS24 wisconsin
.usf solfh % Jos ROAD
UNITY CONSTP rCTION COMPANY
1880 Wyouing no ASA
pACOsTA l5EsI--4 rooms and bath
screened poreh 90 rsaf 2-car FAraEe
immediate posstssIon "a 1910
OAK REALTY co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
ELMER CLARK

We SOLD OVER MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or HOMES LAST YEAR
COOLEY HIGH DIST
Attractive 2-oecrm face brick lsTgs
attic csrpeted liSins and dining m
service hall 10 large tiled kitchen rear
glsSsed porch mirrored nsri fireplace
extra lot immediate possession OUncr
leaving state Call Mr. TfomnoU, US
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
HOUSES ron sALr
FENNORE VETS ONLY

II dem : Tf5T7l h.ApfSI0p near Nile
40 "a Tie fCs'GffE close % trans
r--,susa 8 -s, 81 22a 90 deco SO
-r- wr FHA .rr.4ding tsNes and In
s..an-t Pa HrtcNklV CO. lST2A "
Wle Pc So -0r|f
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

AMID beautiful oAk trees i2o-ti home
size on patec "a city ssisl Sssr,,
writ TrT,Trcte1 ~ betfsf Clan homes.
desissb.e arighbofhOod Tes' ttrssin
~ only as Atpm.n 1870 DiI-
L--ahu - An--L-Inr NY ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Escorts FOR SALE
Suburban Reol Esiois isr Sale

WABASH 5000 Hou. r. srech.
$3.50 joyce Wreckins o2)S Sehsefer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

STANTON S4ls-3-family brick bids
,.s-s steam heat with stokeT 2-csr
-sr SOS rent plus your own iie' free
a. sNO tskes pOss Bird TR i-0SAO
Evening star., 1945-07-18

Of the newest tools Of modern warfare. drama
iiled.
W0P, i0:0o-Emerpts from kalman's The
Gypsy Princess
WMAl. i0:3O-Ths first vice commander Of
The District Of Columbia American Legion speaks
on Universal Military Training"
Evening star., 1945-07-18

Last-mlnute changes In
radio programs some
times reach The Star toe
Evening star., 1945-07-18

WMAL, 8:30-Alexandsr smallens tondueis
the National Symphony In Brahms "SYmphonY
No. T."
WhAl. 9:00-An unsuccessful young address,
and q struggling artist meet in the city park In
Appearances Are Deesiyine."
VOL, 1890 Weapons Of War" the Story
Evening star., 1945-07-18
on THE AIR TONIGHT.

ON THE AIR TONIGHT.
M0P, 7:00-Formef President Herbert
Hoover dlausses The San Frahti3o Charter and
the prooress Toward Peace"
VOL. 7:i5-Rsy Bolss ehsis with Evelyn
Bigshy.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-28
A Local Man Felt -
Like Swollen Balloon;
Full OF Stomach Gas

Recently, a Wilmington man
stated that he used to feel like a
swollen balloon after every meal.
He would bloat full of gas and spit
up acidulous liquids for hours
after eating. Was terribly censti-
pated. This man is one of the hum
dreds in this vicinity who now
praise INNER-AID. He states he
was amazed at the results WHEN
he took this medicine. Now he
eats what he wants without gas
or bloating, and bowels are regu-
lar for the first time in years. he
feels like a new nan.
INNER-AID contains II Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable PEG
pie soon feel different all over: 50
don't 90 on suffering! Get lNNEH.
AID. Sold by all drug stores mere
! in Wilmington. :
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-28
CLICKING PLATE
CATCHES SUSPECT

A loose steel plate on the sole
of a would-be safe crackers shoe
proved his downfall yesterday
when Plainclothesman E. B.
"Red'' Murray detected a familiar
note in his walk.
Coming into police headquarters
to see about friend who had been
picked up by Military Police, Ed
ward Duval Mobiles, II, of Maffitt
Village, was quest oned by Off
Ger Murray after suspicion had
been aroused by the loose plate.
Since August 10, when an at
tempt was made to open the safe
of the Atlantic Paint and Varnish
company, authorities had been
searching for a burglar who left
his footprint outside the building.
H. E. Fales, of the City-County
Bureau of Identification, made a
moulage of several of the .mprints
of the thiefs shoes and it could be
clearly seen that they were both
badly worn and the soles protected
with the plates.
After talking with the suspected
man, Murray followed him to his
car and, upon searching it, dis
covered a small amount Of non
tax-paid liquor and arrested
Mobiles for it's possession.
Upon closer examination OF the
suspects shoes, it was found that
they matched perfectly the i'm
prints taken from the ground at
the tine of the attempted safe
cracking and Mobiles was jailed
under an additional charge of
storebreaking.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-28
NURSERY SCHOOLS
MAY BE RETAINED
CONTINUED from Page One)

from Washington last night said
that the White House has an
nounced that the administration
will seek Congressional authority
to continue child care centers nee.
essary to accommodate working
wives of service men.
Mr.. Roland said that this would
have very little if any affect on
the situation in New Hanover
county.
There are now three nurses en-
ployed to assist in the care OF the
children; one at New Hanover
High school and one each in the
other two divisions, both white and
Negro.
According to the school superin-
tendent, first grade teachers have
stressed that nursery school pupils
have shown a decided improve
ment in their school work. Al
though there was no comment on
the closing of the nursery schools
from New Hanover teachers, it ex-
pected that the move will be met
with a great deal Of reluctance
among both parents and teachers.
Mr.. Roland said that as far as
he knows, there will be some
mothers who will be unable to
work unless adequate arrange
ments for the proper care Of their
children can be made.