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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Kidney and Vegetable Stew

Two beef kidneys; 2 tablespoons
lard; flour; l onion, sliced; 2 cups
canned tomatoes; cups diced raw
carrots; 2 teaspoons salt; tea
spoon Worcestershire sauce; l cup
diced raw potatoes.
Wash kid.cys IN cold water; re-
move any outer membrane. Split
through center; using sharp knife,
remove fat and tubes. Soak in
cold salted water one hour.
Cut in i2-incn slices crosswise.
Melt lard in heavy skillet. Dredge
kidneys in flour; brown with onion
in lard. Add tomatoes, carrots,
sale and Worcestershire sauce. Gov
er; simmer 1i3 hours. Add pota-
toes; simmer y hour Serves six.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

wedding party unique in the
ny of Imperial Valley took place
ny night at the Eli Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
CALENDAR
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
Sunday services, c:uches.
BrigadetteS, 1880, X. j. Clevenger
ranch.
Mass meeting, 3, Douglass High
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
MONDAY

SOrOptimists, IL, barbara Worth.
Cactus Gavel club, 6:l5, Califor-
mia hotel.
Carpenters, 7:30, Labor temple.
El Centre lodge, No. 384, +. and
AM, 1880, Masonic temple.
American Legion Auxiliary, 3,
Veterans hall.
kenah recital, 3, $50 Olive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Referee2daScrap
betWeenJMzNQgJN

VERY and then writer of marine fiction
E enlivens yarn with battle between monsters
k- of the deep. But they could learn thing or two
from Jebnael Doughty fisherman scallop dragger
Doughtys recently put Portland Maine after
trip those offshoe fishing grounds known as the out
banks Besides cargo scallops he brought back
tale that fictoneer could Guido.
foggy the banks day." he said 80
baited hook catch few fish for dinner An ugly
looking dogfsh grabbed the bait and before could pull
streak of white flashed alongside. 1t was shark
he ripped the dogfsh in two hollered TO the other
boys to fetch a harpoon and baited my hook again
This time hooked rosefsh and the salt water was
churned to froth filmed warriors went after my
One the hungry sharkand the other a big
svordfish
Then the scrap began and I had rngside seat
Sharks swordfsh did like each other and these
two must have had special hate on"
The first round went to the shark He attacked again
and again. rolling his back TO bite great chunks out
of the swordsh. But his opponent tough and took
round with couple Of vicious jabs that slowed
up his spsrring partner.
THE end Of the brawl" said Doughty was a sight I'll
never forget red with blood and both fish
we're slowed up somebut not as much you'd expect
All of sudden the swordfsh made desperate lunge
and ran bony right through the shark just back
head He too far gone 10 back off, so the two
of EN- locked in death grip They dred close to
the boat and drove harpoon into the shark. The whole
crew got on the line and pulled the battlers aboard
They twitched a minute two and died to end the
toughest scufnc I hope to sec"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

IN ANCIENT days believed that lightning was
bolt Of fire forged by the mythical smth-god Vulcan
and hurled by the mighty Thor god of thunder. When
lightning flashes split the sky, and thunder rolled it
said that hammerwelding Thor having his little
heavenly joke atop Mt. Olympus and playfuly tossing
thunderbolts to the earth
Although modern science has dspeled the mystery of
lightning there still plenty of evidence to indicate that
lightning though it may not be tossed playfuly
by god high does have its keplaying
moods.
Take for example the recent at Boothbay Harbor,
Maine where jocose bolt all around inside farm
house threatened everything and everybody and then
lightly skipped off without doing much damage Like
jokes nature however there nothing particu
lary funny about the playful lightning especially to the
victims
1t all began when the bolt struck the Back River farm
house Of Slower midnight The lightning hit
radio antenna between the house the barn
and travelled along it in both directions
Striking the barn. the lightning passed straight through
the roof splitting the rafters like many brittle match
sticks and then narrowed its way through 10 feet of hay
to reach 1.-The ground BY freak the dry hay and
t%der-likc barn were not set ahre
,,su @4a-.slf Of the descending bon, mr.
Mrs" slower leaped out of Mr. Slower going the
Kitchen Mrs Slower going into the bedroom of her
husbands mother Mrs. Evelyn keeman Slower, to close
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

marriages. they with especially
the
The mayoi continually raises its ugly head, however,
for will fall in love despite years of caution against
such faty But many fall in love with geisha girls
cagegs and when marriage cannot be arranged
the two may drink poison together and hope TO find
joint happiness in the heaven of their honorable ancestors
Under the influence Of Christian missionaries some OF
the younger generation in Japan have broken away
slightly from this tradition Of loveess marriages But
only slightly. II is said however that the present En-
peror Hrohito violated this ageold custom when he
mpulsve young Crown Prince and did marry for love
Everything arranged according 70 tradition by
beweens of but when the then Crown Prince
oldest daughter of Prince receptinn
fascinated by her appearance and charms that he in
sisted having their marriage arranged by the best
nakadach in Toxic This unusual procedure OF the young
picking out the girl himself Mortified the imperial
household but the young princes mother sided with him
she knew what oveless marriage meant TO Jap
Since Pearl Harbor all the Christian influences that
making little progress against the brutal Nipponese
marriage been stfed But after rEtfng
march down the streets Of Toxic marriage for love
in Japan may get chance it hasn't had for centuries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
FiveThousand Mi|esin1MzM

vehicle TO commemorate the COMMANDMENT Chiefs visit
The sergeant is proudes however Of his fighting
% and the other 2Owho second leutenants
and thereby outrank him one s in the Armored Force
and the other in the Field Artillery His greatest thrill
from pnning their gold bars them and being the
first 20 salute their rank
Sergeant Ho0itz is considered by Brigader-G General
Joseph Holly Commandan OF the school and Lieutenant
Colonel Stratton Tank Department Director TO be
the dean of everything tankvise."
Since May, 1919 the sergeant has been pals with the
vehicles and previously them IN action in France
before they were used by Army
In fact he took first tanks mechanics while
stationed Meade, Maryland serving
and becoming the youngest first sergeant in the Sind
Railway Artillery.
After years at the Tank School he went with
the Tank Department. of the Infantry School at Fort
Benning Georgia then 20 the Amored Force School
m. 1910 TO help organize the new Tank Department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
M6v Nobody [auq hs AT

window. No sooner had
they left their bed than
the electrical charge.
travelling IN the other d.
rection along the antenna,
shot through their bed
room window and made
a cracking leap to the
iron bedstead. The bolt,
flashing sparks as though
from a giant emery wheel,
chased itself around the
bed a few times and then
split the quilt as though
that cover had been
neatly shipped in half
with a huge pair of shears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

1913 by American Weekly Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

Had the Stovers been bed they would undoubtedly
have been electrocuted but luck would have 1t the
couple not much stunned.
Completing it's antics the bedroom the playful bolt
made its way kitchen Probing behind the kitchen
stove discovered the cringing-amy dog and then cut
sizzling path fur the entire length of his back
The conclusion the bolt shered up the dogs back
was great enough snuff kerosene lamp which had
been lighting Dhe kitchen. Then apparently having its
fiji of fun, the lightning made its exit by The way OF
crack under the front doorearng hole in the carpet
Sy..eA eYDng Mr Stover fpffy got the kerossne
9anp ret found his fire sheared pet standing in the
center of the htchendeaf and Hind
Although the lightning let the Stovers off compare
lively lightly its jokes are often Of
the grim variety y macabre
bolt in June of 1910 that struck a
grave digger he worked in Staten
Island New York Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

". Inc Great Britain Rights Uescrod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

seeing each other learning what being planned
AS concession to their rather natural curiosity special
meeting is arranged for the young couple few days
before the marriage This also prevents embaT
RAISING bunders at the ceremony
This miai or mutual seeing" is holiday for both
families Although the two families may be strangers,
they have nevertheless been dscreety nquirng around
the matchmaker told them about the others
eligible child This is likely to be their first real meeting
And what mutual looking over" it is. They bow
and scrape to each other and stfy drink tea together
squatting the floor of a large which is bare
cept for low chest and the tea paraphenalia.
The prospective bride and groom for the first time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
rRAvELING 5000 miles to

@T RAVELING 5000 miles to-
day in an airplane is almost
y commonplace and the same
distance covered by automobile
Gin normal tines is almost
casually referred 70. But when
a man bumps along 5000 miles
in a tank, that's a record.
There's only one man in the
world who's ever gone that far
and a lot farther in one of
the mmherinp vehicles but no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

body outside the Army heard much about him until
President Roosevelt visited Fort Knox Kentucky Then
Master Sergeant Ivan H. Howitz the dean of the Arored
Force Tank Department appropriately chosen 20
present the Chief Executive with model Of M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

leads to the, dreadful mayoi.
that reckless infatuation which
causes double tragedies. For
hundreds of years their family
life has been based on loveless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

table than marrying her off to young FELLOW who wants
dowry rather than offering the prospective athern-aw
a regular allowance. The matchmaker sometimes has
tcksh trying to give each father the impression that
he is getting the better of the other
Most marriages in Japan arranged on this horse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Romance A Racket
b jt t9NMB&od6d@n

The First Time n Jap Bride Sees Her Illus
band-to-Be Is a stiff and Formal Holiday
for Both Familes-and for the Matchmaker
Who Arranged the UnrOmantic Merger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

\ Owe is too tickle a guide TO serve the foundation
l OF marriage say the japanese Marriage much
G- better when S a business proposition The Nip
ponesc preferred many centuries 10 have marriage
broker arrange their marriages much we would pay
real estate for leasing apartment
The professional matchmaker, nakadach is an inn
porant parsonage Japan In the smaller villages this
individual often a who operates beauty shop
on the side city matchmaker ranks along with the
leading professional men, and gets from $25 upwards
daughters fifteenth birthday marks the time for her
father matchmaker to about leasing
her to work a factory elsewhere II he decides -
to have her married he will tell the match -
maker the fun details about the daughters <&z&
hoautv hcr oven disposition diligence [M<X&#X
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28


beauty. her even disposition dill
and $3.50 most important the amo
dowry which he can give 10 her
husband. When a son reaches
seventeen, his father starts bar
gaining with the match maker
for "A bride.
The nalSadachi has the diff
cult task OF convincing the boys
father that the dowry is the best
that can be obtained The per-
sonal wishes of the young people
involved are scarcely even a
minor consideration. II is up TO
the head of the house -- and the
head Of the house is never a
woman - not even when she is
a Dowager Empress.
The marriage arrangements
are concluded by the match
maker and the boys father with
out the prospective bride and
Evening star., 1943-05-02


DAIRY AND TOBACCO FARM. 164'
old Colonial house s freplsces, 5-room
bacco barns, . silos. COW stable for 20 milk
cows: u mile on State road. Will sell with
or without stock and equipment. miles
acres in woods and all outbuildings;
T,sht Bsh 81 eTeek' emDties into Chesapeake
house; e-room tenant house, 2 barns;
:, Iso M acres, 80 clear, ? tenant houses, 2
bsEo; Price. $4,000. Terms,
s$e acres. $50 clear s-roem hopse. ten,
75 seres 4s ss Clear Prs sma teoan house
property. s. Soo. o'' f0A0' stream 'Af0DSA
aHass' tfesnt ea'e Dsens
clear. overlooking Chesapeake Bay. $4,000.
I43 acres, a tillable, Groom tenant
s4s acres, 1870 clear: Groom house. 8
eieetricity: @ S"Ss good M tensnts. Price. as saoSoo 1000
100 acres, 4 tillable. 5-room bungalow,
barns Rs2 staos
large Ielns barn, s. s5eoe. steaf' f00m mouse anu
1-room hogse' ELECTRICITY: tsslephone, 80
5-room house 2 barns, stable and all
outbuildings perfect. rs acres, Is tillabIe.
Price. $1,000.
13s acres, all clear 4 tenant houses, g.
room Colonial house. . large barns; miles
to D. C. Price. S25,000.
80 acres, all clear, S-room house, good;
2 barns. Price, $4,000
205 acres, $50 acres clear. 4-room ten
ant house and S-room house: barns: all
stock and equipment, all tobacco from last
year, all crop this year. Price, $1,000.
And many other farms.
w. E. HARDESTY,
Upper Marlboro. Marlboro 66.
Open All Day Sunday
Evening star., 1943-05-02
STOCKED EOUIPPED

365 acres, Loudoun Co.; good 10-r, stone
meat h.. separator house, garage. 2 hen
, wagons, l mower. l rake l sp. tn, har-
row, L 2-sec. driving harrow ] 3-h pillow.
| h. S. pillow, cultivators, $50 bbls corn, 8
bu. wheat, 30 hogs. 3 milk cows, 2 fine
horses; % sheep. IL lambs. This farm
i9easd in e farmnR SECTION watered by
main highway; 33 miles D. c.. Price,
J. L. c. WEST,
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Lake & Hway. Front. New Bldgs.

Perfect year-'round home. Alb acres;
est, 1000 cords pulp, 100000 it. saw
timber: 125-a. wire-fenced pasture;
spring branches afford water; 100 a.
for tobacco, corn, grain and other
high-paying crops: fronts u S. rte,
State hway. along side; pretty mile-long
depot town: easy drive to cities Of
Petersburg and Richmond: dwelling 10
rms, Johns Manville shingle finish 3
3Ox50 hip-roof barn, good cottage, ma
chine sheds, tobacco barn. ETC.; bldgs.
al in Al" shape; realty taxes only
about 500: now too large for present
owner. Real sacrifice at S12, 1000;
terms. List other bargains mailed free.
H; s. Draucker, STROUT REALTY.
Blackstone, Va.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
FARMS FOR SALE tcont. !.


H.. LIZ AGES g OF .lya| TIMRER. NEAR PIKE N
ably. Cali WI. $500.
430-ACRE DAIRY FARM
e,ee dIs51ins. barn; siios, los ether farm bldss
good road; farm operated BY share tenant.
Must be sold to close estate. Glebe 1888.
10 ACRES. ALL WOODED. ON GRAVEL
road, " mile from highway. 13 miles of
D. c; in Va; 4-room bungalow, not quite
completed. 2-room servant quarters; price.
Il. B. MITCHELL Herndon, va. Phone 135.
Or call Mr.. Cockerille. Falls Church s34 -J-2
s,s.r 20 A, " wooDED; 2s; SPRING, p ING z MI: OF
M 81 sasn sYoo: nj river e eifso frontase island,
3,I;a river cottage; is mi. Of wash:
Herndons md =. va =: F39aE PReae 81.
p penss timber stream ire a. s0Sar Sarns Io1 Geed mod
bunsaleTs M a egS new o tractor and equipment; all
9 mi. D. C.. ,53.acre farm. several barns,
old house, shade, 2 streams; $4,000; $1,000
cash.
DAN ABBOTT. Clinton 81.
fo o A. s max house mss well SThnp imp EP Ta ssso
viii ALLOW ii, p $3.50 n'i for fe timber. s'fs 'io''
10 a.. 5-r. good h., Vii, eiec. ava,
g a., r, new o. bldgs., mi bus, $1,000.
imp. I'd, cleo ava. $4,000
24S Az a. narg.n 49, lg barn 16o Rappk' Co.. Fed
So 900: 1t. Is %; barsain, gain, s.: 500 ''' l'A
$4,000 estate; man dead; 20 a., 10 r.,
DC 42s a. l2-r. brick: 100 a: riv. bottom:
gents eftats PERsaw Ssf5 elss; $1,000 Va
MILLBROOK FARM.
230 acres, live stream; rooms, baths;
newly bac arn sd aaa
land 81 miles washington. $4,000
Shown by appointment only
ROMYE LAMBORN,
REALTOR.
s9os Wilson Blvd, Arlington, ya.
GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY HOME.
33 miles Washineton; on State road, II
wide clapboard. rambling ranch house. s
rooms, porch and terrace; spacious drawing
pseas with sS Large 1na ,sSe se large e
floors. cellar, oil burner heat. telephone,
electricity. servants house, 2-car garage.
RETIREMENT FARM HOME.
- % acres on State road. near King
george, Va: convenient Dahlgren Naval
dwelling (built 1934(,, rooms, bath: base
ment, 8 porches, oil-burner heat. electric
ity; ao gear garage; large poultry house;
EXCELLENT SMALL FARM.
y acres a (all J., cultivated, on State road
mock River: broom bungalow. completely
furnished; a2-acre orchard; garage; poultry
LEoNARD sN1DER- La Plata. Md
200 ACRES, GROOM HOUSE, 3 FINE
barns, other bldgs;. lively stream; all
Prse o aborf heTmS cash
frontage; heavy in bought timber. Price,
About 5 acres in Clinton, Md, 5,room
and bath house, nice stream Price, S4,950.
MARYLANp Realty = La Plata aos1.
$50 A, 22O A, TILLABLE, BAL. TIMBER,
9-r frame res: exc. farm bldgs; elec;
available: half interest in sheep, COWS, and
res Or. tenant; farm bldgs., complete set
farm arm eaHipi !; It tractor, horses: cows: 30
son ec LAMBS STops Immediate
149 a.. 140 a. tillable, 2 houses. 2 sets
farm A. mbldss. Good tenant now on farm.
14o H1o a., 100 a. tillable, 7-r. res, elec.;
fair farm bldgs. S6,3OO
40 a., on top of Blue Ridge. 8 a. orchard,
S-r. stone res; new. completely modern 6-r:
log res, hen house. exc. view. A real
nome; n c Built 'at twice the asking price.
81 a.. 5 r. and bath log cabin: fireplace:
exc; view; partly furnished. s2,750. On bus
I have number of farms, town and
homes at buyers prices
C. c. ELSEA, Realtor.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
THIS IS ONLY A SAMPLE.
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS.
"STROUT BARGAINS +"

New catalog of country real estate
from. Maine to Florida and west to the
MISSISSIPPI; 100 pages. describing s94
prlces-aH types farms. country homes,
etc. Safety; security and profit lies in
the land today. Save time and money
through the helpful. efficient service
offered by the largest farm selling or
ganization in the world. Write today
for FREE copy of this big book
Bldg, Phila., Pa
Evening star., 1943-05-02

A COUNTRY ESTATE
About 10 Miles from Washington
JUST OFF LEESBURG PIKE.
40 acres rich farm land, in alfalfa and
clover for meadow and blue grass for pas
Isnd % aa modsrn Wellleouipped MSss
house with oil hot-water heat. convertible
to coal. Gas and electricity. First floor,
dining room, kitchen. bath: front and side
porches. Second floor. bedrooms. hall
and bath Basement and attic. House is set
in the grove of trees on rise back from
the road. Grain shed. hay barn, new dairy
barn, cattle shed and Groom tenant house.
Fine garden spot; some fruit; $4,000.
Substantial cash
EASTMAN & STEELE,
REALTORS. FALLS CHURCH $500.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED-SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE
on water. State price and location. p Box
197-M. Star. y
WANT TO RENT SMALL CHICKEN
farm. Would consider giving room ana
board to owner. Must be near Washing
ton A. SHANTZ. 1904 T st. NV.
WANT ABOUT 10 ACRES OF FERTILE
land with stream, woods and house with
roof, in Va, within Is miles from D. c.
Box 134-M. Star.
SMALL FARM WITH GOOD RICH SoII..
around 25 a.. within 25-mile radius OF
Capital. House 4 or 5 rooms. with elec.
and water Will pay up to 50, 900 cash.
Not home Sunday Falls Church S29-J-l.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.
SUMMER HOMES.

COOL, SMALL, CONVENIENT HOUSE,
nesting in pine woods in Berkshire Hills,
near Stockbridge and Pittsheld Three
20 bedrooms, bath, all modern conVen-
iences; For rent for summer or will
swap for country house reachable for week
ends from Washington. Call Temple $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
CHARLES COUNTY.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARM
SPECIALISTS,
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick, Maryland,
Phnnn

ALWAYS A BETTER BUY HERE.
WE LIST NOTHING ELSE
Among Many Others Consider These.
81 500 .00-20-acr tobacco farm near
bay House, barn, fine tobacco soil.
farm with fine tobacco soil
m, 5000. OO-S0 acr near best bay beach
ienant planting large crop. House, barn,
SO $50 .0O-219 acr., 2 houses, 3 barns
SS,SS0. .00-150 acr.; 2 tenants; larse
houses, 2 large barns. noted tobacco
THIS IS ONLY A SAMPLE.
WE HAVE MANY OTIIEP
Evening star., 1943-05-02
GEORGE H. HARRIS, Agent
ST MarYS City. Md
THE WHITE HOUSE

THE WHITE HOUSE
Where George washington married Martha
Custis One of the most historic of the
Tidewater Virginia plantations this prop,
erty has over 3,100 acres and miles OF
frontage on deep water. About LOCO acres
being farmed; remainder wooded, Including
some long leaf pine. Splendid duck. deer
and quail hunting Price. 100000. Shown
by appointment by Mason Hirst, AMMAN
dale, Va. at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5S12. Address, Route
2, Alexandria, Va. Closed Sundays.
VIRGINIA FARMING ESTATE.
Located within 70 miles ei downt0Tn hMn
country; charminely restored so Southern her
magnificent view; bedrooms. 2l2 baths, 4
f1replaces. servants room and bath, small
modern barn with running water and cleo
tricity Horse paddock. Detached servants
quarters with bath. Paneled hunt break
rage Mostly fenced with picturesque white
board fence Equipped with farming i'm
plements, tractor. etc. Tenant farmer
appointment to inspect,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4O Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va,
CHI. 1898. Gil. s04l
Evening star., 1943-05-02

SUMMER CABIN AND WOODLAND, FAIR
lax County, Va; rooms, no conveniences;
SdoO for season. CHI. 2273, or Box
4Oo-Lh Star. .
Evening star., 1943-05-02
ARMx E0R sAIe
10 ACRES.

II ACRES. WITH LOVELY OLD STONE
nouse fuliy restored; on bus line in Nd
Evening star., 1943-05-02
ST. MARYS COUNTY. MD.

100 acres, Groom house, barn, WELL
State road; 5 miles to Cedar Point. Rare
bargain at S3.S00.
S4-acre farm, good barn. tenant house:
tenant for this year; nice location; S4,250.
25 acres unimproved waterfront. So 800.
8 acres. 7-room, 2-bath modern home,
chicken houses, 2 garages, fruit; large gar
den in; $4,000.
acres, houses, 7 rooms and BATH
guest house, farm house; splendid water
13O acres for investor: choicest water
front and timber; z miles from Cedar
Sl>Jwn by appointment. Available Sum
days.
GEORGE H. HARRIS, Agent,
Evening star., 1943-05-02

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSE. 10000 SO. FT., F1REPRooF
loading platform office, all conveniences.
Box 6S-M Star
Evening star., 1943-05-02

y. y. y. WED I,
Tel F. c. 2135-J. Eve. 2066-W =
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
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115 ACRES OF TIMBER. NEAR PIKE 4
Howard Co.; no buildings. Priced reason
ably Call WI 36C0
Evening star., 1943-05-02
FINE OLD VIRGINIA ESTATE

40 acres; beautiful s-room home, 2
porches, servants cottage, tenant
houses large basement barn; beautiful set
ting, mountain spring water piped into
through farm. Near splendid highway, with
bus service. Price. $4,000; terms. GIL.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

45 MI. D. c.. 274 a.. about 100 clear,
plenty timber, stream, barns. mod
bungalows, new tractor and equipment; all
for $500; $1,000 cash.
8 mi. D. c.. 53-acre farm, several barns,
old house, shade, 2 streams $4,000; $1,000
cash,
Evening star., 1943-05-02
OFFICES WANTED.

ROOM AND DESK SPACE with secretariaI
service. Wood Agency. 710 14th st. NV.
A.
OFFICE SPACE OR DESK SPACE FULLY
furnished. in lawyers suite in National
Press Bldg, 14th and r sts. NV Com
plete private secretarial service. Tel. WI.
1417 in evening "
Evening star., 1943-05-02

40 units, less than l year old: near
permanent Govt. institution. Income,
S27,36O annually. Real opportunity for
investor with $4,000 cash,
Wisconsin 2635. Michigan 1912.