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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21


Army Ground aud Service Fore
es Redistribution station. Camp
Bnncr. \. C.-Ts Lionel Brewer
son OF Mrs. Maggie Williams.
Aba 18th ST. Ecorse, Mich. and
husband OF Mrs Essye Brewer
4ls4 18Th ST.. Ecorsc. Michigan
is currently stationed at The Re
distribution Station. where he
will spend two weeks before re-
porting to his new assignment IN
the United States
q ) Lionel Brewer was returned
recently 10 The Iniled states az
fer having served 90 months in
the Southwest Pacific theatre Of
operations. where he served with
trucking outfit He holds the
A.siatic Pacific ribbon with o
stars Presidential citation. Phil
ippine Liberation ribbon aud
Good Conduct medal.
Army Ground aud service Re
distribution Station. Camp Butt
ner. y C-M Sgt. James NJ. Wood
son OF Mrs Roberta Wood 1870
jefferson ST. Nashville. Tenn,
and husband OF Mrs. Clarice
! Wood GOA Woodrow ave. De-
troll IS currently stationed at the
( Redistribution station. where he
viii spend two weeks before re-
porting 10 his now assignment in
the United States.
NJ SGT Wood was returned le-
Gently to the emitted States after
having served - months in the
Southwest Pacific theatre OF OPP
crations. where he served as a.
sgt Major lie holds the A,iauc
Pacific ribbon with star Good
Conduct medal. aud Philippine
Liberation ribbon.
-.
Az ALErTiAN BASE Roszell
Blbs. nephew OF Frank Mason OF
Clio East Garfield avenue. Detroit
Michigan has recently been pro-
noted 20 iachnician firth grade
CPL Gibls Is motor mechanic
with an infantry unit and has
been stationed in the Nleniiaus
Tor the past Is months lie holds
the Good Conduct Medal.
Previous to his Induction INTO
the Army at II. Custer. Mich IN
September i9ii. Cpl Bibbs was
employed by General Motors as
mechanic.
a FIFTEENTH AIR FORCE
SERVICE COMMAND AIR SER
VICE GROUP. Italy. Richard
Puts. o; 177e Wet Grand Hhd,
Detroit Mich. ha been promoted
ia the grade OF Private FIRST
! Class according 10 rcceut an
nounccmeni from his unit head
quarters He is The son Of Mr.
and Mrs Lou,eaia Pitts. 14l4 JEFF
ferson avenue. Selma. Alabama.
lie was a shipping clerk prior TO
entering the United States Arm,
Air Force in June. 19i2. To-day
he IS dispatcher it'll quarter
master trucking company OF the
Fifteenth Air Force Service Com
mand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Boots and shoes had gone up
sOs per cent at wholesale at the
peak OF initiation following World
War /.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Private Ernest L.. walker. Of
s95 Hendrlc. an armorgunner.
formerly With The a''2nd fighter
gronp has served rs months
overseas and Is now home i"r~
r sl-dny furlough. Walker sa,s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
INTER RELIGIOUS GROUP
MOVES TO CURB REACTION

April %.
The movement TO expose such
well.kuown race and RELIGIOUS
haiters as Gerald l. X. Smith ~
being launched under the auspic-
as OF the Chicago Council Of APP
piled religion. rciicicus group
composed OF all racial groups
and religions.
The program VIII feature as
speakers the Rev Claude VIII
liams Detroit director OF the In
stituic of Applied Rrlieion; Rah-
81 Ralph Simon from tic Com
rregalion Of Rod Eel zrdek the
Rev. Archibald J Carey lr.. pas
tor OF Woodlawn AME churcn
and Or Robert Frank professor
of religious philosophy at Me-
Cormick Theological seminary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

q, man never realizes how
much fhe 4. =. means 10 him
until he Is overseas. People
are living better here than any
place in the NurId.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

CHICAGO tANP) Reaction in
organized religion will be exposed
here during public rally on
gan. Michigan, and IS a line ehie''
supervising airchaft repair OF
heavy bombers by his squadron.
The presentation OF the AWARD
was made 10y his Group command
or. Lieutenant Colonel John IL
Phipps and In the presence %
Captain John = seliaS. his squat
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

90 Who was referred % as
rThe Moses ~ Ter Race
'Ql MAo vs The FIRST Ncero
professor 60 hsve ihe honor ~
addressing NC graduating eser-
else ot senior high school IN
the state Of Massachusetts
20 WHO VAS the fhst Nesfo
graduate 81 fho University OF
Rochester Ntaigal college
20 Who was NE first Negro
ever 20 play in Tile oiumha ms
1crsity's famous varsity band
Ca Who was the first Nero
president Of Siorer collcsc
Co Who was The first Ntsro
go be named AS q member uf the
PITTSBURGH board OF education
Ca Who wa, ihe first woman
OF The American Womens Vol
,ntarv service unit IN New York
TO enlist Ia the Nacs'
ttn>wrr> on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Over Here Over There

OAKLAND. Calf chaplain
'lst Lieutcnanp Richard T. s
Brown Dowoit Mich, reported
recently AZ Camp John r knight.
Transportation Corps installation.
for duty Chaplain Brown VAS
assigned TO work among Negro
Port COMPANIES service COM
panies ana other Negro troops as
signed % Camp knisht ana work.
Ing in san Francisco Port Of Em-
bai kWiun activities
a veteran Of World War J.
CHAPLAIN Brown WAS graduated In
1854 irmn Howard University
Nashue'on. pt A minister OF
the haptist fNationaN denomina-
ton h. was commissioned ia The
Army Chaplain Corps in Noscm-
her ls4. tie is he husband OF
Mrs Melissa J.. Brown and To.
father Of Richard Frances. IIar-
iyel,es and Bruce Brown an 81
5l-o fireman avenue. Detroit
ARMY GROUND AND SERNlC +
FORCES REDISTRIBUTION STA
TlON CAMP BrTNEE, y. g.
Pfc Richard +. Allen son OF Al
bera Allen Of sli Falkland 81.
, Flint Mich IS currently station
ed at the Redistribution station
where he viii spend Two wceki
before reporting to his pcw as
sisnment in tho United states
Pfc. Alien was returned ~
Gently 10 me United states after
having served - months ln'th'
China Burna-lucia theatre Of or
erations. Whole be served as !
member Of trucking unir li'
holds The Asiatic Pacific theair,
ribbon.
The above soldier. prior 10 hi.
service with lhe armed forces was
employed in a smoke shop
A FIFTEENTH AIR FORCE
SERVICE COMMAND AIR SER
VICE BROCr. lial, Louis lIas-
ard. OF Rosetta. Mississippi ha.
been promoted to the grade %
Private Firsi Class. acCordinl
10 recent announcement by his
commanding officer. ne IS IN,
son OF Mrs Hazel Hazard 1900.
Continued on page l6)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Eieiigander
Medal For
l.
achievements

FiFTEfNFli AIR SERVICE
yNNiNp t.N SERVICE GROUP
laif Master Sergeant Lloyd
'ai'h q tr-an. Michigan. on
warn fa Negro air service
'..toN la Nen awarded the
W. s'ef 'w.di Tor mcriiorious
''r ana oi' landing duties for
''AalnF riiIiary achievements
.,' "piQft ~ combat opera
= afsoiaing 20 a recent an
'-l'emsnt bs commanding Of
sergeant smith is the son OF
> E1uice Saith also OF Allie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Continued on rase 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

be back IN the army, because 1
lind I'm treated hciter IN the
army than uut Of H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

be back in The army, because
lind I'm treated hciter II, the
arm, than uut of H.
Sgt. james 4. Williams. -.
j. here visiting hi~ sister. ur>.
Emma Lou franklin. 81 2lIs
Leland street. having iust re-
turned aiter H. n'un;h> IN The
European war iheatcr. Viii
liam> serve, wilh The :;:isud -
homh specialist. The sergeant
has a Younger brother who Is
serving viii he arm, in err
many.
Staff >crgcau. Iconard tod.
HE Of 1888 Nevada. j. home
on iurlougl after serving o,cr-
seas. other ui his comrades
who came bach with him were:
PVT. Nelson sherman. 9ss l..
Lafayette: Cpl. hrman Bnrk.
30. E,aline: SIT. William >hu-
iord. 1912 burnside. Cpl. viii
liam Harold. 1850 Hastings:
Cpl. Charles 4. White. asi Wat
son; tpl. lanes lilly. lsu
NEEDLE street VI. clemens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Looking for work. There Is =
good paying Job for you IN our
HELP WANTED colt ms.
Look IN our MIR WANTED
colt ms for good pap ing.
steady lob.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Private William ". Hicks.
formerly with the 33srl fighter
group j. IN Detroit visiting
his wife. Ruby &. Hicks Of so
Frederick. lIi,l> revealed to
Tribune reporter. Nd rather
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
International

central valley-and finally another
range Of mountains in the east which
runs northeast-southwest
Up the mid-central valley advances
the warm moist air from the south.
Down from the north creCps the
cooler air that originates in the
Arctic In the central battle-ground
Of these serial forces a gigantic, in
visible conflict wages as the warm
and cold fronts meet and mix
As the low-pressure cyclones move
eastward their southeast side is usu-
ally humid and warm Ideal cCndi-
tions there prevail for the formation
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

II finally blows down from the north.
This shift of the wind frequently
brings clearing, cooler weather.
Tornadoes, in contrast are small
local storms Of intense violence that
are the children" of thunGeTstoTns.
America has the most and the
worst tCrnadoes ia the world because
the nation lies in the path of the
Cyclonic low-pTessuTe areas that move
from west 10 east across the Temper
ate Zone of the worlds climate. More
over, and most important, the United
States has high range Of mountains
in its western section then q low
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

~ thunderstorm that has gone
II hayNViTe. II is as American as
t. dry 5,I3G & let mere eevastat
ING. When Cne Of III es { Yankee
Doodle yankeIs SnatChes currency
from bank till and scatters il over
the countryside - as has already
happened this ,year-it is called
prankish. When il lifts an S7O.ton
train from the rails-another 19i5
prank-it ceases 10 be funny.
And when a real Iip-tOoting tor
Gado kills and mains hundTeds-as
more than one has done in the last
few months-the country begins 10
realize again that superfoTtTesses
are far from being the most destruc-
tive of made-in-America products.
For America is the home Of the
tornado. Our country has a virtual
monopoly on these most vicious Of all
storms. Other parts Of the world
may have toTnadoeS occasionally but
the United States has more Of them
n one spring month than does all
the rest Of the globe over the year.
At Pryor Okla. recently a typical
twister hit this war.boom town and
by the time il left il had killed over
100 people and injured 250 more.
q few miles away the tornado lifted
Il 12-car shuttle train with its loco
motive from lis tracks and
dropped il off the night Of way
Since q railroad car weighs
atout C tons and the locomo
tive about $50 tons, the total
hitting force was greater than
80 tons, 10000 pounds in al
Al the same time the storm -
GcfeatheIed 20 chickens in Pry-
CTS main street and playfully
sucked small fortune in loose
tills from The tills Of the First
National Bank s7,y
] have said that tornadoes IA
are 4 typical American phe -
nomenOn, and there are good "A
reasons why these twisteTS are
an American monopoly, but
first ! wish 10 explain that ever
present confusion Of the layman
over cyclone and a tornado.
Many a Midwest or Southern
farm has its cyclone cellar "a
kind of rooted over "foxhole"
that has served the family in
good stead. These cyclone cellars
offer good protection, not from cy-
clones, but from toTnodoes
Cyclones are the meteoToloeists'
name for the great low areas of at
mospheric pressure that move across
the daily weather map Of America
They are storms slowly rotating in a
counter clockwise direction, and may
cover half the nation.
As they move across the country
and cut the st. Lawrence Valley
where most Of them eventually go
the direction Of the wind in your
home town will gradually shift until
10 August 2a. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

Of thundcIstorms, for the sun shines
hot and the .superhCatCd surface air
naturally rises. and forms umpy
clouds high over head Giant tower
ing tumulus clouds may fem ~ tht-
top Of these updTafts Of warm air.
Such strong upward flow Of
air acts like a super chimney and al
around the area the surface air blows
inward toward the upward convection
current. Yet much Of this wind does
not hit the updraft directly tut
little off the center so that a SWirlir
spiral vortex movement Of air -.
created. Occasionally, and fcrfu
nately only occasionally, these vortex
air currents become the super whiTl-
winds that man calls a tornado.
Tighter and tighter becomes tho
spinning motion and the character
iStic pendant funnel" Of the tornado
dips downward until il touches the
earth, sucking upward everything in
its path as il moves over the sur.
face Of the ground.
Much of the frcakishncss e
the tornado comes from this
"a low pressure zone inside tho
- funnel ] have cases IN my files
where a stake was driven
through an automobile tire; bed
clothes have been whiSkCd of
bcds and up the chimney by the
draft, and trucks. tTailcTS ard
- small houses and barns have
M been carried, sometimes 10 great
81 heights, by the force q the
upward air stream.
~ At Lacrosse, WIS. 2. house
M was blown from It's foundations
~ and scattered over the adjoining
fields Yet the funnel Of the
tornado gently lifted q kitchen
cupboard fun Of dishes, carried
M II four rods away and set il
81 down SO gently no dish was
- broken In this same storm a
M father was sitting in the kitchen
n Of his home with his young son
~ m his lap The entire house
was blown away - except the
section of the floor where the
father and boy sat.
At Terre Haute, Ind, hun
dreds of chickens were dCfeath-
cred, toothpicks were driven
into the hard wood Of sideboard
and a baby lifted from lis carriage
carried a block, and dropped unhuJt
New York State has. few torn
does but when il has them they an
tops. When one struck the home
Of u. H. Wendell near Syracuse il
lifted il off its foundations, turned II
part way round, inverted il and put
il back almost on its former site with
the roof down. ;,
The Wendell family escaped by
walking on the ceiling and crawling
a window. Outside OF minor
no one was hurt!
wuyUrUUxy
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
By c. T.. MILLER r.,
u. :. Weather Bureau

TORNADO is L lop- sided
thunderstorm that has gone
hayNire. II is as American as
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

This Composite Map Shows the
Average Track OF Normal Winds
and Cyclones and the Track In the
Tornado Seasons. TOrnadOes Are
Often Miscalled Cyclones, Which
Are Really just
Low Pressure
A as In
Motion.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
Summer, homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue BOX L. MAYO. A. A. Co., Nd.
SOUTH RIVER PARK-Living room, fire-
place, . bedrooms, dining kitchen, bath
and huge screened porch, beautifully fur
nishsSi MMS spacious sH lawn and shrubs $500.
LAKE JACKSON. near Manassas Va. sale.
several real log cottages, ami, some
furnished. C. w. ALPAUGH, Manassas
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, ''Kozy Korner" Cot
tage, 18th and Md. ave.-Sleeptng rooms,
board or Ink; waterfront, modern, rest
full. clean. reservation. Phone North
CORNER of 18th and New York ave, Sea-
side PARK, chesapeake Beach. Nd; modern
eiectricity: tsas s bTicE foundation, large lot:
6arFain at s. 500; HALL l. BRO. 1904
SMALL CoTTAGE for rent in Woodland
Beach. S10o month. Apply to MR.. J. P:
WHITE. Edgewster Post Once. woodland
Beach, Md. Phone Annapolis 51s3
ST. MARYS CO., Md acre ground, 420
modern furnishings; new GE electric re. re-
inside and out; will sell with or without
new. 35-ft.. cabin cruiser; owker in service.
LAKE JACKSON BARGAIN. - For sale.
fine home, ami, lge, living room, dining
room. . bedrooms. bath. spacious porches;
all furnished; very large waterfront lot.
THEEE "a fqIS fSKStSy E HSEss gs5 gsssoF gsgs Md
4-RooM COTTAGE, newly painted; rartly
furnished; 10 lots. Avalon Shores Nd.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAkp.

NEAR ACCOKEEK-Small frame house,
meat house, garage, Is to. 90 young fruit
trees, grapes, good well, 3h acres; ID mi.
from District line. $4,000, y cash. Call
Mr., Eames. HO. s471. JAMES e. MA
HONEY, Woodward Bldg. RE cali.
8 MILES FROM D. c. LINE, more than an
acre, with frame house, living room 15x33,
new heating plant; fruit trees and garden
LoWERY 4 MELTON. sH. si41. Sab
WASHINGTON GRovE-Modern improve
ments, asbestos shingles, large screened
porch. electric range, coal water heater.
new circulating coal heater, "a bedrms
2. unfinished rooms 2nd floor. $4,000.
W. MUIR, 9th ave-, Washington Grove, Md.
LAUREL, Md. U. S. No. /, Linden Lodge-
u rms, oil heat, 6-car garage. beautiful
location; 300-ft. frontage on road. Can
BE-, 6s 81 seen en- by sppointmsnt. S27.509.
DON'T PAY RENT; select one of our easy
to.pay-for homes. WILLIAMS REAL
ESTATE, UN. 1900. Evening, WA. 6S94. :.
LARGE GRIN. FRAME HOME, center hall
type, in excellent conditions; living rm.,
dining rm., very pretty kitchen, pantry,
trent. side and back screened porch: 3
oak floors, toilet and laundry tray in
basement: lovely lott everything around
The corner | nj. to ma. University ~ ?
VI VI, 900 20 cash, Se4 mo. Csn Mr. vsierti
real estate.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED FOR CASH, bungalow in HyattS-
EMNfb,sTf T,iis o6 RlTeFdale .cT,o Can W. VA 4oG9
house today or sell to cash clients waiting tins
PTst,1ls e.sa sIyFE WyFFTEcHEL[ aSIcK 81 &ssl 81 = 7:
H fS5h SCI RfA1F9 6o Bcof: ss Rbods s
CASH CASH FOR fci HousPs. Sc 7I9" 3 c. or Md !,
rented. tenants not disturbed. inspect from
exterior Tx. l, only. esnly. E, 4 oGGA!VEY, bI 45oS
We CAN SELL YOUR HoUsL. We can an set set
aStenon Sa Sioh + went HnMpgRps skf H pgs
HoMEs H fSolfs II aRu1NGroN S4 oS59 and nearby Va
HAVE PURCHASERS waiting to buy
5s5essas VIII 59' '9,t wfF wifffF4 Eli ii S{5
E' w ctS W,SesIsi1 sFI1 sye Ve,,p wi o1Sr 5T94
valve today; Our opinion entails no obli-
Realtors jestabiished 1857. DG i0i5. i;,
FOR fRoMPTT RESULTS list your house
with us. GLOBE REALTY Co, 631s srd
St; nv. RA: 1o43. Globe renders per-
FROM OWNER; in Brookland, rent with
or r bungalOw; :, perm; residents. DE. $3.50
Would LIKE TO BUY a s-bedroomo .
opI4Ie "OOQSlHe or WooCmO0r area OF
HAVE TMMEDisIE CASH sRpt SAFE L 2tq% for a 6
and a or s rm; house in Chevy Chase or
once F. 9. DUNE, Realtor. AT $500
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
GI homes n Arlington or Falls Church. C S.
SH1LLINGBURG. 4615 Lee highway, Ar
II, Itnst9n, Va OK. 2694, after 6 pm.
ARMY OFFICER wishes house suitable for
home and doctors office, vicinity Medical
BUILDINGS. WO. 1871
YOU GIVE US THE LIsTINGs. We give you
the, service. c. FRED KELLEY. oil. 200
and 1901.
BUNGALOW, from owner: cash; nearby
basement BEHLERT, no. $3.50. 5.
WILL PAY CASH for g, or s rm. de-
taehed tnd a1ol modern house in a GOOD location
REALTY ANp Al f,0fSs DEvEfoPMESSr aaa Gs
4lst st: NV. Phone EN-. 47O9. Nights
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED 3-bedrm.
house, aoIi near st, AIMS School NV; prefer
deal with owner direct: poSs by Sept 15:
will buy or rent. Box 292-D. Star. %
MR.. HOME OWNER, we have cash buyers
Sn Taiting fer good homes at sensible prices,
REALTY CO, Oliver S746
Evening star., 1945-08-03
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. fcont. }

OWNER TRANSFERRED-vaca s-room
modern brick, all-electric home, approx.
moor; ei i rms n and bath, s IND soor o Da eaapped
with stove and refrigerator. All 1srge
rooms, prewar construction: fun basement;
rear; rear "a mile on boulevard At Beitsvilie,
trust and $500 down. HYATTsvILLE
INVESTMENT CO., INC, UN. 4O40. Open
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Settling
estates, makes one Of the most attractive
tree-studded. completely fenced site. 10 by
goo. with beautiful garden In rear. lst
GG @h sf sfses ssn'ss and sa bun yns heEa
large dining. rm., den ano de luxe kitchen.
S9d ah gSST sSaw. a5gs soT maid s snd pssn
rm.i. @ With built,ln H cleo, FAM a'0 New @ sStoe @
matte air-conditioned oil furnace in base
ment' naa With maids bath 2-ear aet ,ss ga
schools, transp; and nice neighbors Al,
FEVER HE4Tf sfRiNG Go 1lyh5 MDBriek sas ston.tron
basement Oh heat; nice fenced lot. For
EEALTY,' 34os Conn. ave NV. NV EN-. 1896
Old OIL : ESTABLISHED s;Tl grocery business. stor.
sna 5ssssPSs 60 snsS..s s aoss ss
Vim MR as1s sySaxLo% MA ~" attic finished into
t. '.' across s 'i' rom schools f transp @ biE
s1Sa RsaShS Ef dhh-gyp qsn seas.
hsh' fion LneSst ssss i9t excellent postwar stua
; MD. PK. SEC, 81 $50, $3.50, s11. $50
terms. Mr.. Glenn Dale sanitarium. 8 r.
buy it. Few specials D: C., Nd, Va, r,
3 o,..s a. mr. MaTnbury; 4 Chas. Co. Nd. for
QUEENS cHaAPPEhL MANoRofi MANoR0immediate med pos
session. Attractive 5-rm. frame bungalow,
6xo srss dss St1 sG5nes stove 9 fenced
screens. storm windows and awnings. A
Ffs eHy s0snn Tlts $40 dnTn
Msrssnd sS o"k Reaf C. oeya;iity cEAY cali ii
SIfLoMar!s %f sIS 8 HONE WA s1sa CHEVY Chase Md
Charming California style, red tile roof
unusually artistic room arrangements. 2
End floor, beautiful recreation rm. 2-car
clubs: immediate possession; priced t.
ts a9w At MAoS Really All peS e. 0ct2rs 81 s4s IL
SILVER sPRING-Brick, living rm. 9
bedrms., dining room. kitchen and bath on
h.-Vh;. bGiIt-in sarase, :" storm % windo%s VS.
sfa Gtbin gsH, lot v! ss,ns With
rms. and bath, built-in garage, full base.
s., 900 RicHARiD LocKETTE, iu exclusive i've
TAxoMA fa PAkk r sk sf57 a6, 200 Sheridan ave.
near Washington College: white stucco 3.
rm., 1h-bath house. very attractive set.
ting. on. large lot among beautiful ole
trees and picturesque flower garden, foun.
tains and walks, completely fenced; gear
built-in garage. oil heat; stove and re-
frigerator included: incomplete large porch
and laVatory. materials on hand to finish.
priced for quick sale, S11,95O Ashton
2556 or after Z pm. Sligo 2210, THEDA
| w. PORTER, exclusive agent.