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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-17
Tom Whiteley
REAL ESTATE slh No. WALNUT
PHONE 6082 c

ROSEVILLE
I rooms: bath utility; lots: garage
with fioored attic-S5,i $50.
5 rooms; bath; near Gratiot-s4. 900:
terms.
5 rooms: bath: basement: furnace;
noored attic; u acre: fruit trees; ga
rage; second house from Gratiot
$500: 81 600 down.
Nice 5-room home; oak floors: solid
plaster: lots. side drive: garage;
near Gratiot-i5 Mile-s3, 800 cash.
rooms utility: bath walking dis
lance to Gratiot-s3. 500; "a down.
EAST DETROIT
Five and bath near Gratiot and Eight
Mile; lot 65xl45; chicken coop-S4.200:
81 900 down.
Very nice rooms; bath; utility; 2
large lots: several fruit trees; garage
$4,000: $500 down.
FRASER
IA acres: 2 homes: brick and bath;
also a smaller -bFieko,e -homeI garage
SO, $50: 81 $40 down.
AS acres: 5 rooms: bath; in excel
lent condition: sewer: water: gas cleo.
tricity: Scar garage-S5. 700.
and BATH stoker; hot water heat;
large lot; on paved road: garage -
S6.850 cash 70 mortgage.
Gratiot Township
rooms; bath: basement; furnace;
floored attic; 3 years old: located near
7 Mile road-S6.850: So. 900 down. c
FARMS
) acres on IL Mile: near Schoenherr:
large basement home-s6, $50; terms.
40 acres. attractive Groom house;
fire place: barn: milk house; garage:
large chicken coop; brooder house; 10
Gated Is miles north OF Mt. Clemens
So 500; cash TO mortgage.
Two acres: 5 and bath: utility: hot
water furnace; chicken coop: fruit
trees; near Utica road and II Mile
s6,2oO $4,000 down.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Grstiot ut 10 Mile Rd. Roseville 1901
UTICA ROAD AT Ia MILE FRASER
TAKE a look at No. 2l3 South Broad
way; must be sold this week TO close
an estate.
$4,000 buys two houses in Kibbie
Flats. One rented for $50 per month.
6 room house in good neighborhood
for $4,000 with $1,000 down.
Beautiful Colonial Groom house with
3 acres. Fruit. berries and flowing
we'll. Near Lake 81. Clair. c
R. E. HOWARD
REALTOR
700 Monitor-Leader Building
Phone GAIL: II no answ'I cali $3.50
CAN YOU REMODEL? Excellent OPP
portunity for some one handy with car
penter tools. Have several unfinished
buildings on large lots and acreage
near city Three locations from which
10 choose. Very reasonable terms 10
responsible party. 3l2 North Gratio..
Clemens, G
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
MAGNOLIA

Alr and Mr. L. j. Roe received
word that their son, John W. Roe
is in Il hospital in England with
frozen feet.
MI. and Mrs Paul Wooten have
received word that their son. Pic.
Wallace Wooten has been wounded
III action and j., in hospital in
England
Technician Sergeant Oliver is
home on iurlouch from a Camp in
North Carolina.
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
{. Hart. several nights last week
from Richmond. Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Coke of vii,
mington visited Mr. and Mrs HON
or Wright on Thursday and MIR.
and Mrs Irving Wright and son.
Howard. Mrs. Buehlah Wright and
Miss Frances Wright were the
guests OF the WrightS on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James Fleming ana
son. Billie and Mrs William Boil
-iano Wer" guests on Sunday oi
Mr and Mrs B +. White.
\ contest j. being staged hv the
Young Peoples classes of the sun
day School. Mr. Brown is the tea
cher OF the boys and Mrs. Myra
MCllVainc of the girls.
MIR. and Mrs. John DeMott and
children. John .Ir and Connie Of
Dover and Mrs f. \. Shipley of
Wyoming were guests of Mr.. and
Mo. 7. + Moore on Sunday.
Air. and Mrs W &. Marker and
daughters. Misses Emile and Mel
Ii" Of near Dover We're guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. In
gram
Miss Pearl kellar of State COL
lege. Pennsylvania and Mrs. Frank
kellar OF Baltimore have been re-
cent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. !. y.
kellar.
Word WAS received some time
a2o by Mrs. James Schuyler that
Der husband had been wounded i'm
action in GerlOany and was in the
hospital. Private Schuyler has ar
rived in the States minus a foot
Arlie B. Thompson. 5 , C.. of Cal
liornia has been spending a l5-dav
leave with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Thompson.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
PRIME HOOK NECK

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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
REDDEN

There will be services 1T McCol-
lcy's Church next Sunday as fol
lows Sunday School at , y. m.
Preston Donovan. superintendent
Preaching a. ; p. m. by Rev. Bar
low.
MIR. and MIS-. Preston Donovan
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paris Bur
ton Mr.. and Mrs Wilbert Mitchell
ard fannie Mrs. Robert Clcndanipl
and sons. Edwin Richard and How
ard. and Mr. Woodrow Webb were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Donovan and family on Sunday.
{ Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rust and son.
Lester, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Donovan We're Thursday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Rust and family.
We are sorry to hear that NJ.
Howard Burton is a patient in the
MilfOr9 Memorial Hospital. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
GLENDALE


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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
MILFORD NECK
Milford Week Methodist Church
SUHGaE. F'ehruaTy p

sunday. February y
sunday school services a. > p.
IN. Harvey Thompson. superinteu-
dent
Church services at > p. IN. by the
pastor. You dom know what you
miss by not attending these ser-
vices.
Nj. and MIS-. Edwin Shor, and
daughters. Sara and Elizabeth.
spent day evening wjth Mr.
and Mrs Joshua Wiley ana son
Joshua. Jr
Little Reha Macklin. daughter oi
Mr and Mrs William Macklin. has
been quite i'll but we are glad to
report she is now improving
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Pcnuel and
daughter. Nancy OF Slaughter Neck
visited Nj and MIS- Charles
French. ST. on Sunday afternoon
Mrs Edwin Short and DAUGHTERS
Sara and Elizabeth. visited her
brother. James Galloway and fam
lily At Frederica last Friday eve
ming
AIr. ana Mrs Harvey Thompson
OF Milford Neck Mrs Sadie Mills
OF Milford attended the funeral OF
Mrs Lydia Conwell OF Milton last
Friday
We are glad to report that Mrs
Alma Wiley. who has been contin-
cd 70 her home for the past week
with Intestinal grippe. j. able to be
up and around
Mrs. John Mills has been visit
.ng her daughter. Mrs. Anna Le-
gates OF Milford Tor the past TWO
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindale. Mrs.
harles MaCklin OF Milford and Mr..
and Mrs. John Longbothom OF Big
Stone Beach We're SUNDAY dinner
guests OF Nh and Mrs John Mack
lin and daughter. Leila Mae.
MI and Mrs. Joshua Wiley and
son Joshua. Jr. We're Sunday din
ner guests OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Tucker Of Greenwood.
Nh and Mrs John Longbothom
spent a few days visiting friends
in Chester and Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs Charles French. Jr..
and family and Mrs Laura Sipple
OF Milford visited Mr. and Mrs.
{ harleS French. 81. on Sunday cv-
pniug
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
MILLSBORO

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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
ROXANA

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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
LEWES

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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23

Mis- tn.'t,- B.uWn was oper-
..,G ru II + y. u Thu >dAy of last
Meek :o. tpr.ud.,'!~ IN the Me
mo~.' Hospital Milford. We wish
h,t 4 speedy recovery
ST.. and Mis- William nandloser
and G4u-h',r We're Sunday guests
uI his >l>rc. and hl"ther-in- law
o., Broadnill Beach
Nj and Ms. Clarence +, OcheI-
,.,,. ot Grr,rWo"G and Newark.
>pe.t III, Weekend N Boston with
th,tr daH-hrrr. trmadi.n. who
,o.Hyd ih" Spans laSf YEA.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
HOUSTON

Rev. y. e. B.u>ur -.n~.y .-
proving ana t. attends III
duties on Sunday ro.'.r--
he sis in cha!r 70 G.l..-, IL
sermons Th~ SUNDAY A.-t-
vices an taken ceI- %, - J.. ,-l.-
mitjee appointed ~. thai rtu.-
last Sunday u5-at N-t H .-
was The gUe,' speaker.
Mrs Ruth II sam ou n.-- ...
second grad, teacher Is c.r..,..
70 her hom- az 'tl~ r.W. -r ill.,
ness. and M John >h.n: b. ..
Harrington. j. ~G'~t.ru- .n- i.- t..
Mrs Molli, Viuy.rI~ s'.:.r..-
j. not showing MGch H.r.nF-,".''
a. this timr. lut 81. tuf. ~l. "...
be much improved ...o. 'n-
Merrill Th,~',. woods t,.u j.
getting aionS vsly ht,..y A"N .u.
he hopes - %. ahl. 'o h. pH' 3. .
day or TWO
Mis- John II johnson lad ....
severe heart atf.cR rs. I.a ~a..
night ot last Week '-' i- ..-... ..-
this time
Nh and Ms Jack D F-, -
and daughters Ehi.. a.l N...-
leeu ~ W..mnlrrn. ~p...t t.
Weekend with h.. parents. II.
and Mrs. NJ. ". Tt--...H,aH Tl. .
returned To ,h,ir home ou Sunday
night accompanied y Nj ,;,.r1.
B. Thi>tleWo"d ard d.sl-I'.. NJ,
cy Carole
Jack Ksor.. of 'h L. ); Army is
Circulating aurN- ii.as~ ..4
acQuaLfauct> This W,.
Jack App. III 'h, Ha.t..a-
Training Station. F.~ h-.n ,r-..-.-
his mother Ms. John W.-..e-t..
The H"uS'ou NV C.a,3.v o.1H
met on Tuesday rj-lr. F,H.3at,
l3. with the pI.~I:.I-. Ms N.n-
low. IN III" chair. amt .u. usual u.-
DIR OF business followed MIS- "
:. Daugherry WaS ID, chat. ...t.y .,..
III" evening and her ~jj,"t ~ ..
American CItiz"r~hip U+j, ~l. W.~
i'll ana could not b- r.,-.u' .n
III" members "f Nh. c,uA -g'-r.ru.-
ID t"l h"r and had "a N,sy :n-.i..-r-
lnS Iro.ram Ms. Ca4pl I..r-
son read Tho G.tty>hUr- ~.
dress Mrs Huf,rGacl ..H .
ar'lol" cn''I"d "G.at~ d.. Or-
Youth Ms Jam.e y. Haru.-
Ton conducted u h~'o.r.l quiz
The song. "Th- Battle Hymn c
III" RrpIhiIc." Wa> ~uM- hy H..
members Th.t.. W.~ v,-.,Y.
present, Ms p!.rynau Cat.y. ct
Milford. DUu- VIZ social AoH
delicious refreshments W~.- ~a.v-
ed with th- assistance. D.. N.
Daugher'y Th. c,uo ad.og.,.G
untl Tuesday ri-ht. February =.
when "Lecl,la'.oN Wul -. rD. >.h-
jeCt
one Of Hou,,or'~ p.a,,, !snd-
marks. the Old =. r. i. ~r.-,u. la-
been torn down ANA nol.H .wat.
l. seems almost like .uo,lu- II.
old friend a. il had n.~A san. lr .nr
Older people that il Wa- oM ut III.
first buildings erected aAd was The
starting OF our town. uut th- ulu
must give way 20 III. u-W and ~.
have qGlto q neat !i't)- r1~~,A.,r
and freight station combined.
Senator Roterr Il. Yvrk-~ ar-
tended the launching ID ne M.-
ford Victory IN Monday iM Ha.r'-
more. Miss Sa.a T.. G.1.. w.- ,..,
sponsor o1 the huge v->S..
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
BLANCHARD'S STATION

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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
BURMA'S FRONT
REPORTED QUIET

RANGOON, Aug. 10. - up -
Burma's mud and jungle front has
been quiet and without Allied cas-
ualties since Adm. Lord Louis
Mountbatten ordered offensive
thrusts ended two days ago, but
there still is no sign that Japa-
nese facing the British Imperial
18th Army are ready to surrender.
Some Japanese still are trying tc
break out of the trap in lower
Burma and escape eastward across
the Sittang river. The enemy has
lost more than $4,000 killed or cap.
tured in this area in the last few
weeks, a ratio of 81 to one Allied
loss in regular fighting.
Leaflets giving the enemy de-
tailed instructions for surrende,
were dropped on the Burma from
today, addressed to commanders
Of all Japanese units in contact
with the British.
The leaflets told the enemy tt
contact their own senior command
for confirmation of Emperor Hiro
hito's order to lay down their arms
and then send two officers from
each frontline units to meet with
British commanders to arrange sur
render details.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
Byrd Wants Government
To Reduce Work Week
For Federal Employe,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -P)-
Sen. Harry F. Byrd, D., Va, de
manded tonight that the govern
ment save $4,000, 900, 900 by reduc
ing the work week for all fedora
employees to 40 hours not later thar
Sept. Is. He would eliminate al
overtime for federal civilian work
ers.
Byrd said that rs per cent of fed
eral employees now are working 8
46-hour week and others are work
ing A. hours. He said neither is
necessary.
I'VE should so back to 40-hour
week, with no overtime, in all agen.
cies, including civilian personne.
in Army and Navy departments
Byrd said. This will save the tax.
payers over $4,000, 900, 900 annually
as compared to the 46-hour week. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
Americans Urged Not
T. Cash In War Bonds

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-R-
Treasury officials said tonight there
will be no attempt to stop the
,ashing of war bonds but they
urged holders to retain them be-
cause the United States has and
will meet its obligations"
Reports have been received here
that after Japan surrendered some
bond holders began converting their
war bonds into cash because OF
what the Treasury termed Untrue
accounts that IT would or could
freeze" bond redemptions.
Both Secretary of the Treasury
Vinson and National War Bond
Director Ted R. Gamble renewed
their pleas today to the public
not to cash in war bonds unless
extreme urgency makes it neces-
sary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
Eastern North Carolina
Leaf Belt Opens Tuesday
LOOT Lo0TER

VIENNA, Aug. 18.-tR- A young
Polish countess and her husband
are being held in the Salzburg jail
charged with looting hundreds of
thousands of articles from the form
er estate of the Nazi master looter-
Herman Goering. .
Capt. William A. Gordon, men,
Der of the Allied Military Govern
ment and formerly in the legal
division of the New York city police
department. who directed a search
leading to the arrests, identified
those being held as Theresa Platter
Zyberg, %. and Count Henry Platter
Zyberg, Al.
The countess is charged with
taking art objects and clothing while
her husband is charged with sell.
ing looted oriental rugs to Salzburg
secondhand dealers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
CROP CONDITIONS
IMPROVE IN STATE

RALEIGH, Aug. 18.-(P)-Weath
err and crop conditions were more
favorable in North Carolina dur
ing the last two weeks than al
any time since mid-July, report
of the weather situation of the
bureau of agricultural economics
said today.
The relatively light rainfall per
mitted much-needed cultivation If
many sections, especially in the
eastern peanut belt, although the
coastal belt continued too wet fol
cotton, peanuts, tobacco and a
few other crops.
The report said the Piedmont
belt was more favored in view Of
low rainfall. Corn now is in ex
cellent condition, as are pastures
and hay crops, in that area. Soils
are favorable for cultivation.
Turning to cash crops, the re
port said conditions now indicate
less loss OF tobacco than was ex
peeted earlier in the season. A
good peanut crop is in prospect
and good cotton yield is expected
due to excellent fruiting and low
weevil infestation.
The last week of the period was
marked by generally hot weather
with a change to cooler weather
the latter part of the week. Nigh
temperatures were somewhat high
er near the coast and lower in the
mountain areas, with some local.
ties reporting temperatures in the
high 40's. Average temperature:
on the cooler days was the low so:
during the day and in the low co.,
at night.
Rainfall showed from a neal
trace in the Rowan-Randolph area
to two inches in the western noun
tains and in the Goldsbero-Wil
mington area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
V"*'ag Preparing
Defense For Monday

vToLo, Norway, Aug. 18.-R)-
My nuh gushing, who goes on trial
sloay charged with trying to
.al ms own nation for the Nazis,
"oiNng night and day on the de-
na.. ne hopes may save his life.
" oniclals at the ancient Akershus,
u.e, lz'h century fortress normally
m;S 10 mouse Norway's worst cri.
mo nals' to which Quisling has been
h, sseo' said today the calm but
Az s n collaboration had written
,st psses of testimony attempting to
hlso e me charges against him as
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
War Crimes Trial
Apparently Delayed

NUREMBERG, Aug. 18.-R-
Justice Robert H. jackson, U. S
representative of the Allied Wal
Crimes commission, ended a two
day conference with Russian ane
French representatives on tria
plans today and there were strong
indications that the mass trial O.
Nazi leaders would not begin I'm
til well into October.
Previously, it had been expect
ed that the trial would start mex
month.
Immediately after the confer
ence the Russian representative
Maj. Gen. E. T. Nikitchenko, left
for Moscow to report on the meet
ing to the Kremlin.