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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Employment Agencies
A BETTER POSITION


A BETTER POSITION
MEN-WOMEN- BOYs-GiRIs
OFFICE-TECHNICAL BOTANICAL
OUT OF TOWN APPLICANTS
-f0NE~fN, WRITE, OR PHONE ca $3.50
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
1916 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
OPEN Ali DAY SATURDAY, DEC, 70
s CHURCH circle Maids, lsundresses;
days week steady; references Tyler
JONES EMPLOYMENT. 4iis Beaubien-
Colored hotel housemaids, tis-S20
weekly porters lani,ors. couples, &S0-s33
per week Columbia 1910. e.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estat. list
mss m The hig sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Mate and Female Help Wanted
COLLECTORS FOR either 81 clair Shores.
RNseville Dearborn also Detroit part
- fuH time steady routes Cherry 0D6e.
$40 Hammond building
Male Heip-Saiesmen
MEN WANTED for y sn0-amuy Rawleigh
route Permanent IN you are 4 hustler.
Write Rswloisns, Dep', McL-lio-i2S,
Frfeport 3D.
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate HIST
irss n The h-s snaaay Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Furnished Rooms for Rent

BOULEVARD. West Grand. 2202 Newly
furnished. single. double, privileges
TYLER $500
DORIS block Vickers- TX Cello - SINGLE.
double private home. breakfast optional
Townsend s-a014.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties. see your
real estate broker
sOx275-Sewer, water gas walks, school.
1913: near i3-Mile and Woodward. JUDI
son Broadway Co, RA. 300.
CoLORED-Bargsin; inkster; large lots,
100 dn. Improvements. University 2-s0e1.
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ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Income Bungalows for Sale

GRAND RIVER-Mark Twain - 10-room
/ brick. IS. 500, terms. Gustafson, no. $3.50.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
/ ings in the big sunday Times Want "A
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Iq4OI KELLY ROAD
Houses for Sale
West of Woodwdrd)

FAUST. s6s2-Two bedrooms. attic; VA
CANT; small down payment. CE. 1440.
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ings in the big sunday Times Wand Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

Female Help Wanted

FACT
MATERIAL MOVERS
Machinists
Bench Hands
Laborers for Outside Work
Aircraft Assemblers
Jig Builders
Sheet Metal Workers
Reuter- Operators
Aluminium Spot WeldeFs
Beginners
Helpers
Aluminium Heat Treat Operators
Paint Prime Sprayers
Sand Blast Operators
Line Oil Operators
Drop Hammer Helpers
Cover Installation
Aircraft Engine Mechanics
Check and Adjuster
Shipping Packers
Automobile Mechanics
Truck Drivers
War Workers Do Not Apply
Government Dormitories
Cafeteria at the Factory
Public Bus Service 10 Factory
Flying Club and Recreation
Employment Office Open s to 5
Except Sunday
Apply
1910 SOUTH MONROE
STINSON
AIRCRAFT
WAYNE, MICH.
MEN FOR FACTORY WORK
CALL MADISON 7434
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

YOU'RE PAYING FOR A HOME
WHY NOT OWN ONE7
IN Wayne area near all west side defense
plants new modern home including tile
bath complete plumbing full basement.
etc Only $500 cash required
IRA HOTCHKIsS CO
320i3 MICHIGAN WAYNE MICH
i. MILE WEST OF ELoisE HOSP
PHONE WAYNE 24p0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

NEW 5-RM,, Ike, lot, S3,l75. $500 dn. ,
immediate possession
CRIGER
1927. F.. e-Mi. Rd Hazel PIX r o e55e
SANGER. 1886 near Warren-5 rooms
must sell. vacant. Matuszewski. l3i47
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24

LANSING and Lsfsyette-s rms. hot air
heat: $1,000 down. 4340 Vernon. Hurry!
LA $751;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-24
Situations Wanted-Female

cOLORED girl wishes days, housekeeping
or store work; csrfare. Trinity 1-7953
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
SECT ION
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Guest Speakers To
Address Forestry
Group Meeting

With hnibef Missisaiupis sec
ond largest cash gfup. says and
means e building back tire forests
- assure 9 continuous supply vii
be alsegksea ia Jackson sept Z
S. the firth 0nnnal membership
erecting 81 the Mississippi Fer
estfg & Chemufaae Association
The program 90 iiae aaeeung.
released here ~ Frank u PIT
man executive secretary. con
tanned The nsfmes ~ many leaders
IN forestry work
Edis0f Edward ] Meehau uf the
Memphis Press seimfaf. Win al
afeN fhe session en- Forrest Fires
ana What Can Ne Do sith Cap
Tain F Eidfeaee reKienai sur
ees director q ihe 4 s Forrest
Service 81 Aew Orleans speaking
81 Building back Mississippi
FogeFtK
Others IN the one day program
include L / Jones. state exten
sion director PRED Murganl 81
perio5 Of the Office ~ Civilian DE
fense ard mpmter ~ Tie State
Forestry Commission. Albert Leg
est state forester ard Ben
Hughes L s Forrest Service
Sessions will be held = ths Ed
Wards Hstel beginning ~ 30 q ~.
r Couey Weston Of Bay 81
Louis. Is persistent of the assa
cssnon. and r II Harris. Laurel
chairman 81 tie finance commit
tee
One of the outstanding GESTURES
ol The association is the annual
BOYS Convention School spon
afed n cooperation with al oth
ef conservation ageucies h the
state 4 college scholarship IS
awarded annually
The association was ufganized
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Lions Club To
Have Ladies


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Formers Can Keep
Land Values Steady
During Post War Days

Lard Na rsn krzs ssNa
ts Nag as
~ a3w Ne isfm 81
HT hard ~
neu STAT ed
aNaQe aa as4 ns ghF
n es l. & nsssa -
esssas faffN management sF@esl
sl
Ii Hes taken mefy = aaaFtcg
IS q ccnf8r fM - m mN
gae Uge in lard p4nn thss
uut With tx hK rtces iae BARR.
arts safht - Va Wsf
states
w ear @3 ne@ tfsas fhe hpaH
M uatusunn8 Nhsn il palsSs
tae prt0e 81 . iarm - hiah tnat
tee earnings reaaa usa paF ef'
the rues e tiae fsssn 8ssf ; losF
period The u-eslts q aAeh :
afaatius ere tna Rcil feaseHa
hcrea hx many fafsnegx shn SUI
sefed foreclosures fcdnoeA hvne
standards ard deterioration q
thetf land hasldnEk and eqaip
m4snl
III PHfanasfe Wafnk Il s paa
sleie thaf Haffw laraaef8 n kH bs
taken off guard ~ present fFenas
sna tempted 90 disregard fhn dan
eefA of . Kenefsl scramble fes
land With fksraakeibnE prices
Alihoaah farm real estate
msfket eoaaltiaas anpagf - ix Ia
q soundef position uo@ than at
any time s4nce before the last
aa hs states we nsea e nm
paasize Tire lnns run earning
power Of The land s. avoid ever
emphasizing current returns Land
trust he paid iof uuf 81 .nenFme
Io to ~ years from nov. - wesl
IS This year vs. nsed % keep IN
mlna the risks and uncertain
ties that may determine ST nflu
enee future income and To real
tze fully the futlllty o. bidding
up the price 81 3 mofe 81 irss
fixed land supply 81 land We
need to appreciate the way IN
which too high land value levels
sat down on the living standards
ef farm people.
STEADY land values are ex
rental b. farm security. and Tor
TINS reason farm people have .
personal stake IN The govern
ments efforts 20 insure such sta
hIlify-efigF3 Including such &C
Invites Is initiation and price cor
rul measures and support -
sound credit policies Individual
Is. farmers can contribute great
y g TIE stability program rs rs
ma their higher incomes 10 pay
of debts ard tu buy waf bonds
BY staying out ~ the land mar
ket Il land values rise unreason
ably In their localities, ard by
holding on 10 their present farms
IN case . scramble for land de
velops
BY saving their incomes now
II the form o. debt payments Or
3ar bonds. farmers vii ~ SCI
ting aside . reserve protection
Tor rainy days
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
YAEKs WELCOMED

Washington, Enaland-Thls liz
re cid north country coal mining
village. ancient nome Of George
Washingtqns ancestors Is ready
and anxious - entertain the
fighting men 81 America
An Anglo American Hospfiali
II Committee has been sef up 10
men Of the American armed
fefces II and when they come
this ~sy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

Read ihose Words again and aassn Yeo.Ye sung
then . thousand sImss perhaps - automatically
unfHanknHiF fBs3 learned them frs @hsa taa
were 5 small child Kissing 3 thin Voice Is sslrRl 8e0
Iesfned them ~ heart Bas IS tfs8 nssal0s allsr
Il ssa4 heart today Tie Land = So ffex ana Khs
home ~ tie brave Ihaf Is hUM fhe taana patriot
Ffasxas haHf kes ae&ntsd fhese Na8lHa Ssa1m
Ard one haadftd add lseaiY eaft gesfs latsa -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

FIGHT a9ain = keep 4 free Taasf Is i stu TIE hasan
e hfafe YuassN mE4l4ahs IS u4en 80 hssa FsseHe3
cam aaIY eaa IA makmH skefy man'a tsH8 : aseu
lard haf the HRht vii he NaN sna 10 xaefsfeu 4llf
- crest Lives m8ff - KIsan haaea hgukrn. znf
aYsa aHsA tern ffAaa eaeh aths4A Asu4 fux a. $
3 aH af Nee Npis lWsE - esua s. ! Ha@ u fha
NesHs e. stripes aaa seessHstnK hsuHef 81 Hafe
- staa 90 sxer-tsashs esen + AhesfY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
Married Men To
Be Called For
Service Soon

ANral Select Sc
usrv uTrrA s we<k - state ~
feAsb M siy 81
VISTA aepsn8nsa rG Sos
eyameEt iEsse5 PRIV
pasatav q NaE N1w En
nsnsK Mash se 0esr gN8
Nest az u# ls5 boards srf
ngu ensupEetlnE she q.
al xinrie feEztreat2 aash W
wathoul aeneuarn@ II
3 ansAepN1ea nat ~ v4 fog
Cxtol1r NaVe sra
eF w8A ~ nzei N ants
NH wives aniy aF H ~
ilesed that these in N8pg fasf
nen Nifh wives ana ea
uifh whofr they maintain e tsH1s
fsde family relations hs
called shoaf 9aaGags
Tae first Il those Nth deusnd
enu - b. called are those single
rWK19tranis 18th meu5beTS Is hf
farmsly a. dependents
TIE state director IS SsAeetfve
Seagaee stressed ux snpatauee
81 every reKistsanf ass n class
III A availtng himself % tine %
puftumiy e. enter tire Volunteer
Officer Candidate school As
these reglkEfann 8rE necaea for
induction they Will h@ reslasa
fed bs local boards into class
II OF / and are na longer ellEi
bic for this officef school
Prompt action should result
in ; commission IA the next few
months, he said bgt inactaon
should result a selection as 3 pii
vate within the next feN months
ID rsgastrants Hsclansilied
STATE headquarters 81 selective
sesvice are advising with ne b.
cal boards In the methods q re
classifying former class ID reg
istranfs, or those who were con
sideFed ht for limited military
service only because Of uue ply
seal defect AL reglstranis nov
VIII b either totally disqualified
or c5aASed as TT for military sefv
ice Beginning this week. all
forn4ef limited service regtstrant
viii De reeia&ified ~ the faie 81
Is pei cent > month
The Reconsideration wi1 be
completed By January off
cisls stated In The ~reclassitics
ton when the individual IS de
ferfed for physical defects gnly he
viii be re- examined - tee LEGAL
board physician 70 determine
whether ne ms any obviously
disQuaiiiyinK defects which would
prevent him from rendering mill
iary service Registrars having
minor buf not disqualityt de
fects viii be forwarded % Army
Inductions along with thuSe has
ing no known defects
Addresses Must BE Correet
Registrars are warned to keep
the local board informed Of ali
changes in address Each employ
or ~ho lets 3 man 60 from his
employ schould notify the local
board and IL this way conzidera
bie delay and confusion may be
avoided Those neKSnanN who
do not respond 70 requests & the
local board are naturally eiassed
az delinquents and reported %
the United States District Attor
nes with 3 Subsequent invest
CATION by an agent Of the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

TIE Aleuuan Islands were dis
covered IA l74l by Yiius BeFing.
. Russian fleet captain
Wiesbaden was one q Ter
msanys most famous spas during
normal times
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

Louisa Nay Aleofi's llfe 81 q
volunteer hospital nurse during
TIE Civil War furnished material
for several Of her stories
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04
CHINA mcREAsEs room

ChVnEk, Ehrm4xa ssss Kae
nnaentk intensified etgeam ah.
agricultural e2etns0n Ffss gt
uss inssd rresdacissa 90 b nss
end e 9une registered An ia
crease - g ~ saa esaafmgs -
eais snach stshaAfd nea. 3 eaal.
gelsni g 10 pa b
nuaknN tMv pF cent ~ slv ma
ftaak ietal fasa easpat mss#a
ing - IN ahnusneeaara - tbs
Ministry oi AKreusaof3 ana Eer
g8ttk
~ lass - = nan NfaEa sud esfu
Nalsanai nEtstutlau
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-04

M-B HERRING prez8eaf
Al DAIMLER NHeF9sHens
a FRANCIS Johnson NHfsa Cashier
Z. Il. us4AeNakT EasM Naeza4eNE
AL THOMSON AMssHaHE Ea4Hzs8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

he described as a tap" down his
spine. 1t was the first feeling that ne
had in the paralyzed parts OF his body
since he fell Ill 10 years ago Follow
ing the slight tap, he was bathcd in
perspration
Il did not say anything about IL Ia
my wife, he said, but the next after
noon | had another experience Of this
tapping at my spine II became more
frequent and finally felt like pins and
needles in my hack. Then came the
most wonderful moment Of all could
feel movement in my legs. In 10 days
| was able TO use them again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Cured 0fPara|VskS BY Bomb

- HERE is one man in this world
probably the only one who is
y grateful for the Nazi air raids on
the British Isles. He is 54-year-old
William Albert Bowdcn, of Wingham,
England, who was miraculously cured
Of paralysis by the conclusion of an
exploding bomb
Bowden a former engineman at a
salt works, was bcdriddcn for 10 years
and physicians held out no hope for his
recovery. Then came the sudden air
attack. AS Bowdcn lay in bed. the
house was shaken by bomb nearby
A moment later Bowden felt what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

\ women who arc dong some
- thing useful IN the tremendous
Job Of civilian defense, none have a
saltier time Of it than the maids and
mairous who are signing up for what
is known as the Coastal Patrol
Service.
This service recently inaugurated
IN New York with a class of a dozen
women ranging from Is to 80 and in
Guiding housewives. office workers So
clalitcs and students is Intended in a
way, to Doe an adjunct of the United
States Navy
The Coastal Patrol Service. now un-
dereoue intensive training under
Uwl.G states Power Squadron
Officers. Is patterned after a similar
organization OF women sailors, now
operating along thF English coast.
The plan of the American Womons
Volunteer Service. parent organza-
uor Is % gradually enlarge and train
the G T. S. fleet until IT Is as large
and us cti.ctv. as the sca-golng units
OF British women
In Tuaard these women scamcn
have re,.5v,l numerous citations from
trrRrt.f t...alaI,v for their bravery
bay and night in heavy seas and
calm small power boats completely
manned hv these girls. are cruising
along ,he chalky coasts on the look
out f.r sudden enemy invasion thrusts
Oru they rescue ROYAL Air Force
pilots. who have crashed INTO the
charucl
,sr.,- .,-, syaryat,or of nurkcro,,o
who, hl..n..1. - ,1oYsauJs of R,itisb
troare ....,. ..,,ten,d fro,, tbc Avs #
d. C.I,....., ,,.... p,.I..p .y,o,.,r n,lnt.d
b,,rdr... .r. ,...,.,,. r,.o winch snuf.
Nd ,..,.... ...,u and bomb across The
FnrItsb rr.r,,, Many Of these -ri,ls
,yar.l..-5 s,...r.v al tbo.r ferrving for
- hours som, never returned
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

and her mother had gone TO- TO have
the bride look pretty.
Early the next morning Big John
got in his motor boat and headed for
the mainland When he came back he
had couple of big bundles under his
arm and Mrs. Wilson breathcd easier.
ON the day Of the wedding the VIII
son home, fun Of ncighbors and with
the parson ready for business. waited
for Big John To show UP He did in
brand-new outfit-a crisp suit Of
blue denim overalls, a pair of red rub
bcr boots unsullied by salt or fish
scales. and derby hat fresh out OF
tho store.
Great Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Married in 0Verd|S and Rubber Boots

- HE salty citizens Of Crab Cove a
httle fishing village on the rock
y bound coast Of Maine don't fr.t,cr
away much Of their tmc on society
darEs bat considering their calm
NoW England temperament they
pertei mp considerably IT the news
that Big John Ilajlock WAS gong to
marry S..e Wilson
FIN r-rrorrttrfg nuptals promised 10
bee something cNtra-special because
sue and her mother both mighty
handy with Thu needle. had been work
.rg FOR months on wedding gown
AND "a whole SOFA chest f.ll of pretty
CLOTHES tor The hr4e-to-bc. The folks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Tho Photograph Below
Shows -Four Pretty and
Snappily Dressed Members
Of the Coastal Patrol Learn
ing How to Plot "A Course at
the Hands Of Two Capable
acknowledgements
James II. Purdy. Junior, of
the u. =. Power Squadron
CAT the Lcft. and Comman-
der Lowell ID. Beatty of the
New York Power Squadron.
The Women Are Very
Serious About the Science
of Navigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Great Britain Rights Reserved
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-10
PROCEEDINGS OF
ASKOV COUNCIL

The village council met in regular
session December 3, 1912, in the town
hall. All members present.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved as read
A letter was read by the clerk from
Partridge township board request
ing that hall rent be collected from
Federal Land Bank for use of the
town hall. The clerk was instructed
to take up this matter with them
for payment.
Motion made and carried to order
a revised edition of Minnesota Sta
tutes of 1941.
A letter from Minnesota League of
Municipalities was read regarding
defense, revenue, etc., meeting to be
held at st. Paul December II. Mo-
ton made and carried to allow the
mayors expense to attend.
A request for building permit in
favor of Sigvart Thomson was laid
on the table until Federal permit is
received by him.
Motion made and carried to re-
fund to Einar Rasmussen unused
portion of on and off sale malt
license and also pool and smoker
table license as of November l.
The following collections reported
by the clerk:
H. Clausen, building permits 100
East Meat Ring, hall rent -- LOO
Townsend Club, hall rent 49, 100
The following bills were audited
and ordered paid:
H. Serritslev, gravel and set
ting snow fence -------$ 24.62
F. Christensen, hall janitor - $40
American Publishing Com
pany, printing notices 49, 2.04
Minnesota Power & Light Co.,
street lighting ------------ 1000
Miller-Davis, manual ------- 2.65
Askov Cooperative Associa-
ton, coal, town hall $1,000 3.75
Axel Birkholm, custodial serv-
Ice L.Uo
T. N. Thomson, drain tile 49, LOB
Einar Rasmussen, license re-
luHQ 1o.oo
There being no further business,
council adjourned.
HANS MOSBAEK, Mayor.
A. G. DANIELSON, Clerk.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-10
Church and Home
BY REV. NJ. MIKKELSEN

1.-THE music of Jean Sibeius is
music for the world and for all time
but it also is nationalistic music in
the very highest sense"
at is the declaration of love that
says this is our way, we love our
way, it is best for us. And it i'm
plies, and this is its importance and
its beauty, that you too have your
way and your way must be right for
YOU" Quotations from: Finlandia,
the story of Sibehus, by Elliott Arm
old).
1t is for this reason that no other
music can adequately convey the
strength of the Song of Peace, by
Lloyd Stone, to human hearts every
where and make each heart sing as
if this alone "is my song," and yet
realize that "other hearts in other
lands are beating with hopes and
dreams the same as mine," as the
music of Sibelius. When read such
as this: my country's skies are bluer
than the ocean, and sunlight beams
on cloverleaf and pine, but other
lands have sunlight too, and clover
and skies are sometimes blue as
mine," 1 know that Sibelius alone
has the melody which may give these
words eternal strength.
Elliott Arnold has beautiful way
of saying things about his beloved
composer. "The blazing notes." he
says, became stronger than guns,
stronger and more lasting than armed
men set to kill; they exploded
throughout the world with more
force than bombs and their echoing
never has finished"
All this strength of beauty in Sibe-
Illus music "is more Godlike than
the strength of cruelty and hatred"
It is more important even than guns;
for God is in it, and that is more
than can be said of the gun. The
small things in life are sometimes
more important than the big ones
for the simple reason that there is
more of God in them. All oppressed
peoples, peoples in bondage, have, as
a rule, deeper and richer songs than
those who have never known oppres-
sion. 1t is quite obvious that it
should be so. Even the most unpleas-
ant experiences may bring about Ger
tain riches which are available only
through suffering and insecurity.
Freedom may not be fully appre-
ciated until it is either threatened or
taken away. But even then there
is a courage and an ability to take
the blow which cannot be conquered.
For no nation that wants to be free
can permanently be kept enslaved.
90 hear my song, Thou God of all the
nations,
A song of peace for their land, and
mine"
But God knows that the peace we
ask for is the peace that lies beyond
the cross. and beyond the sacrifice
through which the way of strength
and beauty shall appear and once
more invite humanity to enjoy this
way of life in deep regard and re-
spect for human beings.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-10

FOR SALE-Good farm home only
AZ miles from Askov. Splendid
Groom dwelling house; five bed
rooms, living room, dining room,
kitchen, full concrete basement.
Big modern barn for 20 cows and
horses. Silo, garage and other
buildings. REA electricity; tele-
phone and school bus service. One
hundred and twenty acres land
with 26 acres in fields. Taxes about
$500. One-fourth down; balance
on long-term contract. This is a
much better deal than renting. See
fieldman at Askov town hall on
Thursday, this week. 86W13-1t