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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Pacific Fruit
ADDS New Cars

Los ANGELES. April 10 EX-
pcndture .oi .ncarlN Sl50O0OOO
during 1914 for new refrigerator
cars and repairs 10 lis present
rolling stock has been authorized
for Pacific Fruit Express Co. by
its Joint owners. Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific railroads. IL
was announced yesterday The
program provides for purchase Of
1000 new cars an an estimated
cost of about S5,500000
II is hoped that delivery Of
much of this new equipment for
J transportation of pcrishable snip
VmentS Will be completed tins year
10 help handle an expected in
crease. over PIES alhtimc record
Of I'll 600 cars ioaded' IN 1913. y
General repairs and mainte-
nance 10 existing equipment viii
run to more than S9000000 and
will be done IN the Pacific Fruit
Express Co s shops il was stated.
Now the largest operator of re-
frigerator cars i'm the world. the
Pacific Fruit Express had 36.264
refrigerator cars IN service Jan.
], 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Middiekamp in Saddle

Another hopeful factor is that
John II Nrttt4ir-itamp. head of
the WIPE : autQmotiVe division.
seems 20 have been given direc-
tion of the rcconvcrSIon PLAN
nng. Mddlckamp in the short
time that hc has been on the
Iob, has handled situations well.
The truck program undertaken
under hm has made good prog
reSz Lie Is also COME IS.4nt -Nl-lth
Detroit S problems, having been
AZ Tank-AutoWotiNe here during
his military career.
Observers believe that while
the next meeting. when the
aulomotlVc companies Will pre-
sent specific figures instead Of
general ones on materials. ma
chimes and floor space needs. has
been set for 90 10 90 days hence,
the processes may be speeded.
believed that once the nm
petus gets under way. n VIII
move fast and that definite
plans for returning 10 produc-
ton whom the miliiarA-nceL src
met VIII be- approved before
midsummer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
STEEL OUTPUT DIPS

Stce ] production last week
dipped temporarily a strike and
repairs we're part causes. But IN
part manpower shortage was re-
Sponslblc The American Iron and
steel Institute reports that there
Is growing deficiency OF man
power which is being made up by
employment OF $4,000 women. and
by lcnGthenIng the working time
OF other employees through dou-
bling up in hours per day or work
ing more days per week.
Another factor is tho showing
made by trade To be sure. there
has hcen- some let-doMn following
Easter But tins appears 10 have
been Jess than usual The beat
the-taN spHri- ended April / bat
70 surprising extent the war
worker keeps coming back for
more Of the same Reports from
various wholesale markets show
send attendance OF buyers intent
on filing IN their depleted stocks
Probably The recurring drains
on the public.S purse for war loan
drives viii continue 20 restrain in
vcStmcnt and speculative buying.
but a. Yet there is little evidence
that they check the sale of avail
abIC consumer goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Give Individua Figures

While tho instructions on
leaving Washington wa, for the
committee 10 return with indi-
tiduai facts and figures. ~ is
doubtful if it-w!ll again return
~ q bods Each company must
SHOW the exact minimum num-
Der Of cars II can produce at
what figure without loss The
brcak-c>cn- figure is gong TO
he ie-tf,-rTV factor
IN business a. competitive
as tne automoiive industry IL
is deHhfful-if any ere ot-the-
c0mpan,c, vii want 10 disclose
cost, before MS rivals Chevro-
let. for instance VIII have
much different hrcak-cVcn tIg-
urc than hudson and Packard
viii vary from Buick etc.
IT, lis more than likely there
fore. that each viii come 10 the
WIPE IN turn. present MS own
figures privately and then WIPE
can work on AN overall policy
ON partial rcConVcrSIon While
ihel an have The single Gus
toner Uncle sam hoy loss
everything on tho table But
ASnen III comes m fctUrnng 70
bushes, a, usual The Vol OF
secrecy goes back in place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Trade Slump
Held Unlikely
BY LEWIS HANEY



Certainly industrial production
seems 10 have hit a wartime peak
last winter. Some reaction from
such a peak has been widely an
ticipated. The interesting ques-
ton now is, will considerable
recession develop? VIII the war
tune peak be followed by a sharp
decline of cyclical proportions?
Neither current business news
items nor the statistical data for
March now available. seem TO IN
dictate an affirmative answer.
Rather it continues 10 appear that
business is holding tip very well
The anticipated dip in pro-
duction and employment has come.
This may be associated with the
declining rate OF war spending
For although the March total was
a new monthly high, the average
daily rate was down for February
by 81 per cent.
Furthermore, while total war
production is somewhat past the
peak, civilian goods production
can't safely be expanded yet II
ls> eeen -t-,i'ttis4iy-lrozeH-in-~efnt-
areas where the manpOWer Sltua-
ton IS critical The first rush 10
produce electric irons has been
nIpped IN the bud and cut back 80
Der cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Mixed
At 0peniing

NEW YORK, April 10 GNS)-
Sft't-F rrTdff5r-t t1f1t-fft-ti= fffFs+-t4
and narrow today IN fairly actce
dealings Price changes were
small, however with a few pivotals
adding fractions 20 yesterday
substantial losses.
Steels were firm. while avia-
tons, amuScmcnts. liquors and
utilities were steady Coppers
were mixed and narrow. as were
oils and communications
Leading the downSidc issues
were the rails, Yesterdays weak
spots Baltimore & Ohio and
outhcrn Pacific were off ffac-
tionally. while New York Central
opened unchanged on sale of a
3 000-Sharc block.
Opening prices L. Steel 50ia.
of IS. Atlantic Refining. 2Si2. off
=; Houston on. 9lS. of -:
Southern Pacific. PTS. off "a: Ra-
do. 81 I'D y Kenncrott. 3O&
of q. Socony-Nacuum. l2t- of
=, Consolidated Edison u ss. up
X Anaconda 25'. up = Cur
tlSS-Wright sd. of - ChcSa-
peakc & OHIO. 447. off ~
Sinclair l2ll of y Engineers
Public Service, llig, up - L. S.
Rubber. 4314 of ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
ChrysIer Net
S|ashed by War

ChrySler Corp profits per share
since Pearl Harbor have dWindled
to little more than half of the
profits marked up in the five
years preceding the war, X r.
Keller corporation president de-
clared at the annual meeting OF
stockholders.
From 1887 10 194l inclusive.
Keller SAID following the re-elec-
ton of the directors, profits av-
eraged SS4 per share. In.the two
years since Pearl lIaFbeF. be said.
the average was 81 10 per share
Dividends TO stockholders. kel-
Ter continued were $3.50 per
snare III 1912 ana 81 m 1913. COM
pared TO $3.50 in 1910 and SO in
1871 During the two war years
the corporation has paid in taxes
almost twice as much as its profits.
pFieF 10 Pearl I4aFbef the cor
poration retained about SIP cents
from every dollar Of sales but this
figure slumped TO 2iz cents in
1912 and 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Hits Paid AGENT

COntcndlng that some were col
loctcd by paid agents. which the
management had no right 30 hire,
in order 10 porpctuatc itSclIln Of
flee. he declared
and all the rest are Illegal
because they were gathered IN
the names of Mcmillan. Mailer
-. McLucas- and James Turner
although the, prospectus says
they will be voted a the man
agcment sees fit That legally
takes away the authority of
these three men and ] can have
them ruled illegal in court on
those grounds"
Mcmillan Immediately jumped
Up and suggested that II the legal
ity were 10 bc questioned anyway
there would boz no use voting for
directors and Suggested me m,'i'
ing be adjourned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

FRUITS Apples Bsldwins fancy 81 II
hu No S3a3.5O Delicious. fancy
Stl4 ou No J. 50 80 Mcintosh fancy
- ~ 100 No 50 jQp375. Jonsthans
fancy 81 - bu No J. 50 25N3 80
Grccnings fancy Nl4 ~ Nc J. $50
so Northern SPECS, fancy S4.14 hn
- = - Wageners fancy
fancy ia m 50 7 50 50R3 Is Note
CeiUnc price on apples. Sfls 4s-lb hu
VEGETABLE GREENS French endive
No S2n2 - 54b box
VEGETABLES tMiscellsreous) Beets
'opped 30 ! 81 2jM1. 50 On Broccoli
- s. 80 bu Cabbage 30 Sig
q ~. Carrots topped No 81 son
~ nu Celety root No 81 5003 hu
Lecks SO 81 5On2 don bchs Pars
nips SO 50H375 hu Potatoes No !
81 v 2 % 100 lbs RutsbaEss 40 l. 81
i25 bu Radlshes- red dollhouse 81 Q
dog hchs Turnips topped 80 81 q
~ 5J hu Nesetab.e oysters No 1
81 80 -dns-t---7S Tyhuoarn dollhouse fancy
NiTl 90 5-lb box choice 70 q GOO small
81 % 30 doz hchs
EGGS Large $40 80 II 30 3o-doz
case medium Sqg 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

Some tricks are easy 10 do, and good
fun into the bargain. Everybody likes
TO be fooled now and then.
Bm only for entertanmenH
When il comes to beer, its a differ.
ent story. No presto-change-o stuff
there, if you please
You want your good old Altes to
be the same tangy, zestful beer it's
always been, whether there's a war on
or not !. =. and even if it seans taking
a little less than usual
You see, all brewers are on strict
rations of malt these days. That means
they can make only certain amount
of beer e, much below usual pro-
duCtion.
We at Altes have pledged to you
that Altes quality must and shall be
preserved. We can't just make a magic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Lumber Priority
Closes April Is

r c Reichel. regional prioritics
manager Of the Detroit War Pro-
ductlon Board regional office. to-
DAY had warned lumber users that
priority applications for the re-
naming quarter Of 1914 must be
filed in his office before April p
for proper processing
--Reichel SAID all consumers who
expect 10 consume more than 80
200 board feet Of lumber IN the
second thru or fourth quarter Of
this year must make the applica-
tons
The report he said Will provide
WIPE with accurate information
on the overall demand for lumber
-tr-t4-4 ~ f4-ifs
move toward more rigid control
over lumber consumption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Continue Meeting

But as tho venerable gray haired
president dOnncd bis hai James
C.ucncr. q stakeholder announced.
The minority shares are con
tinuing this meeting because we
contend that IL cannot be- adj
journcd without setting the
next meeting date"
4 rmp session followed al
Which chairman Mas appointed
and p second adjournment voted
this time 90 rcconNcno May &c
g. = p IN
After the twJcc-adjourncd meet
ing George Ralston representing
. minority group holding l26 7ii
shares said that although n ls
Contcndcd that tho extended sos
sror1 te,1v Il ttr----rff r--r-r-f-fr- 1rrri mt
norIty stockholders could have
elected legal slate 81 officers D.
VT7 U0t 7ffTT1 ll-FTI TT dT1TTFTC' 70
shareholders who had gwen proN-
los IN good fath Ia the manage
mont and would Therefore have
lost their voice 10 the affair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
EMPLOYMENT CUT

Accordingly employment has
been somewhat reduced In part.
the reduction in number Of ON
ploycS IS the natural and ncCcS-
SarX result OF the drain OF men
ana women lnte-the armed forces.
There just aren't as many men 10
work. and the shortage has IN
creased IN some cases In part.
too, the decline IN employment
may be due 10 more efficient use
OF man hours in production. But
when all rs sand. II remains true
that IN part The lct-doWn in en-
ployment reflects the ei-doWn
from The peak of our war boom.
That this IS not likely 10 90 far.
rs indicated by the two-pronged
counlcrattack now developing
FIRST. the war spending and war
production are 10 be sustained H..
the stiff resistance Of the enemy.
and Congress Ia Just voted unan-
ImouSly a % billion dollar navy
appropriation bill The current
wrestling WIth-the manpawer
problem ls'in point and the iini-
tatlonS being put on draft defer
mentS illustrate H.
s-t-t-t7r1tt' lT1--TrT-- Cv7z 7rTTTT TTI-CTr
toward rcconNcrslOn and plans for
rcconVcrSlOn. suggest support on
the side OF civilian production
Certainly there arc plenty Of
shortages of civilian goods and
pLeniy Of money In civilian pocket..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Young Denies
Charges by SEC

FTCSldCnT / 4 fuuHE ri ttrfe
l.. a. Young Spring and Wire Co
today denied SEC charges that
stock loaned TO a Canadian firm
for trading purposes was actually
sold by him and al the same time
reminded stockholders that re
r;rrtsit--S- ttt.,--fiH4+ disposition
OF this technical matter there
was nothing IN II which affects
the value of the stock
HIS secretary released the fol-
lowing statement for Young
II have been informed only
of the newspaper account re-
garding the suit filed against
myself and others by the SEC.
From this account II appears
that the SEC il contending that
stock which l loaned 10 "A Seeti--
rifles company was, in effect,
legally sold by me and that,
therefore. reports that have
wv ni'7h NltbN'h AitN wv Nv NhbP
of stock in the l.. \. Young
Spring and Wire Corp. should
not have included these shares.
The question il. therefore. en-
tirelN a technical one a. 10
whether or not "A sale was
made. II il my definite opinion
that sale was not made hut
~. ~ course ifivoivrS legal
question which have not had
an opportunity To discuss with
my attorneys.
1T il evident that even the
claimed violation would not IN
any way whatever affect the
corporation or its stockholders
or affect IN any way whatSo-
ever the value of the stock of
the company"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Ayes CUSHIONED

Although the NAYS ogishouicd
the ayes in an. uralNute. President
Mcmillan ruled that "A majority
Mad voted for the adjournment
Ind. m a moment an was pam
demOnum
Ruir1r tiown the shouted dc-
nandS for p standing vote and
ignoring ono sfockholdc' cries ri
is there an SIC man 100 the
house Mcmillan rclcn'cd 10 mo
.-S-'--'l4e-4--f--. f'-i 2 -fa. q t,f--t'i-
proxies on the adjournment Ff4e--
non and produced printed forms
with which 20 take u
Despite protest, that a motion
- adjourn Wih0UrSCttng future
meclng date was Illegal when the
returns ver talhet three hours
later Mcmillan dccalrcd We ad.
iournment official The vote Was
294 s32 ,harc> voted n favor and
1if22f against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Argues That Account Is Not Cash Fund

reader OF this column in Dormon Pa while expressing
approval
that the should be discussed though
a cash fund He says
cash Of which have into bankruptcy when the
cash aside laNnan thinks.
81 with
very little cash"
The correspondent technically correct Reserve funds need
be liquid form within the limits OF the law
buildings But
the
not intended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Plot Is Charged

Minority stockholders charged
that NcNllau planned premature
adjournment OF the meeting long
in advance because he feared loss
of control on Tho COMPANY
He had the ballots printed
In advance" SAID one man
Even on the adjournment vote.
switch 81 George kolowich'>
$1,000 shares would have made
II n $3.50 division. Even with
only our lli.O00 votes, We could
have elected three directors
under the cumulative voting
system which j. used.
The question now IS
VIII the management attend
the minority stockholders Sched-
ulcd meeting May IS or VIII the
ancient doors of the y &; c gen
eral office be- closed 10 them
until Mcmillan calls his own
meeting?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Sales in n. Y. Stores
Decline II Per Cent

NEW YORK. April "a The de-
cline of department store sales
~ New York City Of II per cent
from year ar0 dLrlnC tho Wcck
ended April Is. Stems from the
fact that the same week 4 year
ago preceded Easter II can b.
expected that sales this week also
VIII show "a decline from the com
parable week last year for the
Same reason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
What S New
In Business
D. 3 G. Mystery
What Is =LeQaZ2
UPWARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Edltor

/ The battle for control OF the
ID a. G Navigation Co broke out
with renewed fury at yesterday 5
annual meeting the zanicst in the
company's turbulent history and
after seven hours Of constant
pickering with nothing accom-
plIShcd. the parley was finally adj
jOuTncd TWICE
Starting at , p m IL took until
s p m 20 verify the proxies so
the meeting could begin.
No sooner had President James
Thayer Mcmillan started his open
ing remarks than a + Bernstein
of Cleveland questioned the legal
ity of all proxies gathered by the
management group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
LEGAL NOTICE

PFRE' MARQUETTE RAILWAY co
Notice Of Annual Meeting OF stockholders
Detroit, Michigan, April /, 1874.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
81 PERI NJ a q 4 r T I l. RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held al ne general
once Of the Company IN the General
Motors Building IN the city ef Detroit,
Michigan. on TUESDAY, MAY 2A 1944 AZ
poses M ~
O) the election Of directors for the
ensuing year.
60 gle election OF inspectors OF cleo
tion and
90 the Transaction ON such oNhcr bust.
ness as may properly come before
the rheetingN
The stock transfer books VIII not he
closed but under the bylaws Of the
Company no stock can be voted M said
meeting unless registered ~ me books ~
the Company for ten days previous 10
said meeting
BY order ~ the Posrd ~ Directors
X. +. LOHMEYER. Secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
LEGAL NOTICE
IHE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY

Detroit, Michigan April 1874
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockho,d.
ers of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company for the election Of Directors
ana OF three Inspectors ~ Election and
the transaction OF such other bus ross as
may be- .awfuily brought before the meet
ing, VII be held at the principal or CO
az the Company Room 400 Michigan
Central Terminal Building. In the CITY OF
Detroit Michigan. on THURSDAY May
ie44 alta g, clock An
The Stock Transfer Books viii be closed
~ O'Clock Z NJ on FRIDAY April H.
1914 and viii reopen al 10 o'clock a NJ
on Friday. MAY 5 1874
JOSEPH ~. OMAHONEY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

pass and double our output. Not if
We are to keep Altes Lager the same
fine full-bodied brew not if we
want to preserve that Aged-in, Sealed
in Flavor. lind IRE dol
HOW IT'S DoNE-Anybody can do the
trick pictured above. First, you bal
ance nickel on edge Then tear out
a paper book match and lay il cross
wise on top of the nickel. Cover with
a glass and invite your audience to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

offices handicapped by inability
of a
Thus they confuse TcScr{cs with retained profits They hn
for that depreciation Of tools
and reserves against deferred costs OF the devices FOR
hiding profits
As reserves accurately recorded
reflect accrng gradual wearing tools
the oboeSccnce machinery the accommodating OF
conversion Such reserves proper amount merely enable
where they running fast Unlike retained
profit corporate undStrbued the
OF the tools provide the for future
grow nd expan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Overall Trend Points TO Underdepreciaton

The great Illusion iha management has tondoncy 20
dopecate but experience shows that the overall trend the
opposite direction Men tend to puSoo with tho principle that
nothing permanent in life change.
Thus
outmoded realize the public dsSeTlcc
Such policy tends with
securities outstanding old should have been
the obsolete
O technOlolcal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Instead of telling W., the
NPB IL now asking US"

This is not much 10 20 on but
nevertheless, IL indicates a new
trend m government bureau
thinking Previously they i'm
pesed regulations, orders. diFec-
tiVeS. etc. on the industry with
out too much consultation. Now
they are. calling the top men 10
Washington and asking what
they would do 10 ease produce
ton from a wartime 90 a peace
time basis II still remains 10
be- seen how many OF the indus
trys suggestions they VIII adopt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Priorities

pr Res INT Amended Adds
p8ra-rslh 0n effect en c1ntr8c'ural rights.
ITO Irf surrlfuu1n requiring
change 0f disfrthufrn system prohibited.
-.-r---f i----ttt-.er
Fr14Irrfnerfe cI1r fees reporting re-
q.ltrmsrr fpT CONTRACTORS using lumber
f1r other rers1ns
Fr further details contact WPB, 1910
woodward Phone TR 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Auto
Graphs
Auto Executives
Optimistic on Meeting
BY SILER FREEMAN

Kutomotive executives, re-
turning from the industry adj
visory committee conference in
Washington on Monday are
maintaining the silence imposed
on them by Donald NJ, Nelson
bat they radiate one bit of OPP
timiSm. While refusing actual
details of what went on IN that
meeting. they take hope IN one
fact, as expressed by one OF
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

TIE Detroit Regional Office nf frr War
Production Board announced tntar fnr
nIrs prYrffs actions
~ Iln Amendef ''iIIes Shn. ana
fe1tleI M9t.lcs frstrlcf..a. Dr
$40 1rf Effect of nturf no.
eIHItHp.e disfr.tufI<n
n Tg Amended tONs fr Trf..f.te
'0atIuet Rrpses ttic IInatlna amoag's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

knock the match off if they can, but
without Earring the table, touching
the glass, or moving the nickel. 1t can
be done! Take a rubber comb from
your pocket, run it through your hair
a few times, and move il around the
glass. The static electricity will pull
the match off the nickel!
TUNE M a NEW RADIO NIT
The Magic Defeefipe" feaGpi1R BlscEffoas
Horld ta'noHJ DlakfefG1, eVery TEeydaJ Tbsrsdsy
and SafHrast 80 pm. opev ffSfion WJR M,,ssyy
---MsSIe-TbrilJl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Detroit Stocks
r arrings

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
ICOH~ ARCRATT TNGTNL

IA(OB~ AINtNAFT FNtINh
Year ended Dec 81 1888 1882
Nrt profit ~ SEQ S. fH- 81
Per share ~ Oa 81 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
M. S. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
- -
Believes Critics
MiSinierprel Costs

Business bacrs like superficial customers brokerage
offices handicapped by inability understand the cost sheet
Evening star., 1944-02-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

GA. AVE. nr. sil. sprins-7 rms B., h..
shade a ssse H. ssS. ST. ssnesd 5s5 and
n. ii. AVE, Ext..House. rms: s,s a; acres;
porehes; outbuildinss; fronts : roads: nr.
FouLTsY Rit s1AN1 SSsT snsf sH Sssa sSSssar
capacity. new building, 30x30 double deck;
3 miles from 5. 'e'A e. ca d. donea1enssS oeai NJ
hxEsE q! ., FARM on river and =. creek; ast!as;
,,s.,r MEL s-sas Ss ssgas. sgss $4,000 r. zsns
HOME in perfect shape, near Herndon, Va,
,,n. NTH good train service 4 acres nttss
5000: ss 500 cash. balance monthly. ''''
hsnhouse. i2xIs toolhouse, iarse wagon
shed: good well water. family orchard;
$3.50 cash. M. T. Bradburn, Ironsides,
4 FARM containing 10 40 acre. border
ing on state rd;. with z frontege Of 1,5S5h
stsiae. Charles Gounty; Nd; improved by
large ias dwellin. Log cabin and outbuilHinss:
aad .ns ss'ss sh S.r:
Address Walter j. Mitchell La Plata. Nd. !:
80 ACRES. cleared: ~ woods; with good g.
yearns log aSa %a and s01s q
ss YIs.s r. @ss saisl aSa ssis
Is ACRES, a-rm. house, 5-rm. tenant
house, sheds, apple orchard: 2 miles
left Of Dixie Pig. which is miles beyond
Lsurel on Wash. Baltimore blvd $3.50;
v dcwn. c. D. ThralL Guilford rd., Jes-
BEAUTIFUL BLUE RIDGE section Of Va;
200 acres, 5-rm.. old shioned house; OUT
buildings; near Sweet Briar College, Am
hsrst Co. remodel and improve. to suit
your taste; only Ss5 per acre; win sell or
eIchanEe for brick dwelling house in
Wash. or nearby Va. Apply owner. Miss r.
Celemsn, 1928 NJ st. NV, NE 5063.
1t1 ACRES Of wooded dsna with t-roem
Nmber; $I,b00 easb.. e. / Must ar B.