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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
College Fund

contributions 10 the lni'"d
Negro College fund from Negro
Hni's overseas to date total oyer
S2a9sS 90 according 70 an am
nurrcnent made by the United
toiloce ,nni officials
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11


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~" athletic office IN Tho Gal,
Binding fass and Grand Rive
There ls no on'rv fee
Ad-daleel., 1945-11-14

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The Valley settler., 1945-09-21
eX TeNSION NEWS:
EoM TO SAVE THE SURPLUS

Celery Relish: Although celery vii store in q cold bas ement. If trans- planted to tubs and the roots kept slightly moist, 1t is wise to can some for late winter use.. A most pa letable product, is mild re Ii sh that can be served like salad or used as a S-andWi cl spread.
 Chop four quarts of celery and one quart of onions and cook In salt water ,(2 teaspoon salt to l quart water(. Drain when tender. Chop oteht sweet green and sweet red plppers. Add seven cups vine- gar, two and one-half cups sugar, four tablespoons mus ard seed and simmer 20, ,minutes. Add salt if neee sary. Pack in jars and seal. 'elery Tickle: Use aeep green
 e1ery. Pull off outer green stalk
 nd ut root and white sta1Ks into six pieces. Cook green and white parts in separate kettles 2 to 5 minutes in se 1t water Gone table, spoon to one quart of water1. Cool at once in co1ds water. Pack into jssrrss, g green stalk be tween the of cups te vinegar, one tes>- spoon salt, one cup sugar, one tables"oon mixed spi ces tied in a cloth and boiled 5 minutes. Garnish wi tn bay leaf and pepper pod. Seo1 and store in cold place. Celery In brine: Wash thoroughly. Pack in a one jar. Cover with brine of la pounds (3 Cups) of salt pure grade, to a gallon of water. Cover with fl In of tasteless mine ral oil. Freshen by soaking overnight in gallon of water to uach pohnd of ma terial.
 Vegetable Soup:
The Valley settler., 1945-09-21

MT. Little has purchased the '' Shorty Baird farm.
 Belle Richard son visited he re from San Bern. dino. She has been in charge of the T.B. Hospital there. She is a fri end of Mrs. John 6oss,n Ina Be11o Irwin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Russia Will Compete
In Next 0Iympits

LONDON. Oct. 13 (INs)-The
Paris radio reported today that
Russia will participate in the next
Olympic Games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Cardinal List
Archbishop Mooney
May Be Pope's s Choice

VATICAN CITY. Oct. 13 QNS)
Informed quarters at the Vati-
can disclosed today that a con-
sistory for the election of cardinals
in which five American bishops
top the list of candidateS-has
been set for "a Monday sometime
between mid-November and midi
December"
The American names regarded
as certain choices for election
to the college of cardinals are
ArchbishopS Francis j. Spellman
of New York, Samuel a. Stritch
Of Chicago. Edward Mooney of
Detroit, John T. McNicholas of
Cincinnati and John J. NIFTY of
san Francisco.
Vacancies on the college at the
present time number 81. the larg-
est IN church history. II was un-
derStood. however, that Pope Plus
XII does not intend TO fill all the
vacancies this year
The new appointments are ex-
pected 10 be limited 10 II or IA,
with the other nominations being
postponed until next year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Pearl Hdrbor
Hearings Set
Departments Pledge
Full Cooperation

WASHINGTON. oct Is OUPl
The Joint Congressional Pearl
Harbor committee announced to-
day that lt probably viii hold It's
FIRST public hearings early IN No
ycmbCr.
Chairman Alhen w. Barklcy,
CD) of Kentucky, disclosed the
committees decision following a
two-houy moCtIUC
BarklcY SAID that The state.
war and navy departments have
pledged fun cooperation 10 the
committee i'm furnishing all peril
nent records for the investigation.
He SAID plans for a visit TO
Pearl f1arbor hevr not been set
tied and are not likely 10 be until
counsel have had time 10 make
progress In their preliminary
-rTIdy FUd CTJWTNdTIOU or INC rec
OrdS and documents mentioned. -
BUklcY said the committee had
decided that all material would be
examined by counsel William d.
Mitchell and hl~ assistants and
plan drawn up 10 govern the in
Nc>tjCation
Once started he said. the hear
nCS Will be as continuous as pos
,Iblc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
SeIeCtive Servi(ers
To Dine on K-Rdtions

JERSEY CITY, ". J.. Oct. 13
GNS)-Thc 16 members of selec-
tive service board 16 in Jersey
City today gladly accepted the in
vitation OF six recently discharged
draftces 20 he their guests at
dinner Oct. "a 4-dcSpite the menu.
The bill of fare viii be: For the
veterans. elaborate 1talian-Amer-
ican dishes; for the board men,
herS: k-ratiOnS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

years 10 make tread Just slightly natter. But
that desrabe shape always set up strains
in the tire body, "earoau" as il is called.
h. f. Goodrich developed an entirely new and
stronger cotton cord desRned II into $50
stronger carcass that stands all these strains and
permits the use OF the new fatter, ongsr-welr-
ing tread.
The tread design is new. IL is made up Of hun.
dred' Of skd.re,i'tinR curves for quicker stops
Eurer startS-safer driving. -
In few weeks these new tires will begin to bs
produced IN large volume, but supplies may be
limited for quite while. We have placed our
order, and hope have our shipment shortly.
watch for announcement, And IN the mean.
time, take good Of the tires you hsve-maks
them last until you can replace them with
these new, bSttsr B. !. Goodrich StlvertownI
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
j. 5. School Program Gaining in Germany

BERLIN, Oct. 13 (UP)-Amer-
ican plans for re-educating Ger
many's nazifed youth were given
fresh impetus today by announce
ment that 50 of 700 secondary
schools in the American occupa-
tion zone will reopen Nov. l.
More than 250,00O students are
enrolled in the American-con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Large Hunting Area

LANSING, oct. Is (UP)-Con-
teryation department game eX-
perts pointed out today that
$3.50, 900 acres Of state and L. s
government owned lands viii be
open to public hunting this fall
2.S60, 900 acres of which are in
The Lower Peninsula.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Ian COsman, a patroIman
of the Manhattan traffic
squad, who will make his
operate debut at the New
York City Center Sunday
afternoon as Turiddu in
"Cavalleria a Rusticana."
COsman is the first member
of the New York police
force to play a role in
grand opera.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
VisCounf Gort Given
Warning by Arabs

JERUSALEM. Oct 13 QNS)--
Ahmed H.lmi Pasha chairman Of
the Arab Land Redemption Fund,
declared today in a memorandum
10 Palestine High Commissioner
NiScount Gort that continued
Illegal Jewish immigration would
"prompt Arabs 90 rise ln defense
81 themselves and their home
IaDS "
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
cOMIMc SOOM!
new b.. GOODRICH TIRE
THAT OUTWEARS PREWAR Tires

IT HIS isn't guess. A new kind Of tire has
Il been developed, and tests show that At out
,,ears breiear baSSeHger car tires.
IL is made of new kind Of synthetic rubber
developed by B. F. Goodrich-difcrent from the
ordinary synthetic rubber in general use by the
tire industry. 1t helps the tire run cooler
better
The ncw tire has had more than 900 laboratory
tests. TaSioab fleets, state police department, and
the B r. Goodrich test fleet have run e 16.sOO. 600
miles. Not only does il give longer tread
than prewar tires, but Il ha, more resist
snes to bruisng damage from accident.
new, slightly different shaped trsad-ws call
il the road level" tread--iS another feature that
means longer wear. Engineers had wished for
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
81 c. @. Ships Lost

NEW YORK, Oct. 13 QNS)-
The coast guard announced today
that 80 of its vessels were lost
during the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

ceiped elementary school program,
which is well ahead of schedule.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
Dunbar Conducts
Modern American
Music In Europe

PARIS amp The people
~ Europe are hcing introduced
70 modern American music by
Rudolph Dunbar popular Inn
presariu and Associated Negro
Press war correspondent through
concerts here and in Germany.
Dunbar product ~ the JUL
Hard Institute Of MnsiDal art OF
New York scored his latest tri-
umrh during the first of four
American music festival concerts
sponsored by the eowI as a ben
eff for French War orphans. AT
Palais De Chaillot here
French critics had already re-
eistered approval At his earlier
performance al the same opera
This time the French audience
registered lis enthusiastic ap-
proyai. Dunbar Is musical dlrec-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27

diamalics, radio techniqu
speech. body movement ANT ac-
tors are also busy preparing
their sunday afternoon radio pro-
grams over radio station wNEW.
In its five successful Harlem
seasons the American Negro the
aire has become lively part
az New York's theatre scene II
has helped establish actors like
liilda SimnS Frederick O'Neal
and Alice Childress. and play
wriehts such as owen Dodson
theoeore Browne. and It's own
eirecior, Abram Hill As the first
theatre to give Negroes dig
nfioa opportunity 70 show their
iull creative talents. II has be-
come nationally famous.
Members Of the ANT have not
losf their original ambition TO
'No a Harlem playhouse, en-
ifel' Tree or rent ana mortgages.
vs. current subscription cam
Iaien was launched oct : 10 en-
lt,i NE financial support Of
thousands Of subscribers The an
tnal subscription entities the
purchaser 20 become sponsor Of
me theatre and TO have re-
served seat Tor every new play
put on this season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27

tor and conductor OF the Ameri-
can festival OF music.
lie presented modern American
music featuring william Grant
stills Afro-American symphony
during an American music fes-
ti,al here last summer He
scored his second triumph when
he directed the Berlin Philhar-
monte orchestra The Germans
presented him with an original
manuscript score OF Beethoven's
Fifth symphony. Gloria in ex-
celsisr
Dnnbar's appearance as guest
conductor at Royal Albert Hall
IN London during the war was
probably the beginning OF his
intention To introduce Europeans
to modern American music DR.
Goehbels Nazi propaganda radio
,clled.
"trgland has stopped to the
lowest cultural level by playing
cheap Niger Jazz at the ROYAL
Albert Hall
History has its compensa-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
RECORD NEWS
AND REVIEWS

Glad Ildings FOR the Lii Green
fans IS hel latest RCA Victor
bluebird record. Mr.. Jackson
From Jacksonville and Now
What 10 You THINK The low
down lady 81 the 81 les gives both
20 these selections plenty OF high
powered Kick with rugged rem
diiion thar showcases an their
potent appeal. LII paints musi-
ca' picture " a crackerjack loyin'
man. that Mr. Jackson From
jacksonville" who really is an ex-
ira special demon with The lad
les on her first selection. The
humorous lyrics get sly dix from
III who accents their droii in
ngendos With a rough earthly in
fieeiion that packs strong
Waliop
ON the reverse side Nov what
~ You Think the lusly chante-
use sings An original selection a
SlShtly sarcastic tale OF a cal who
sounds bored and has definite
IDEAS about looking around on
her own Her musical message
aoesn seem to hold much hope
for whoever il az the receiving
end bat IT'S delivered with
Sharp t~ang tha, is lii Green al
her most lyrically persuasive
Roth Of these selections present
me gal you want TO hear singing
AZ tor form Just the way you want
10 hear her
Followers Of tho blres have
long had special place in their
hearts for Rie Macec whose
rough and ready rendiions have
solid earthly quality which max
rs them hishlv popular Macoo
fans Will have no quarrel with
hts latesi RAG Victor Rluehird re-
cording Kid Man Blnes" and
Things Have Changed both Of
which present the rugged singer
A. his hest
PIG lam has his troubles with
's' sals hui he knows what 70 Do
.ahoa' them according ~ Tho
on-'o-oarih story ~ tells IN his
tTo a'es' Numbers There's 'ous-
irr slnp0f' from The riano guitar
ara ffpms which sparks NJ the
stirring apneal q these two iypi-
cai selections
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
ARTISTS AND MODELS
BALL IN CHICAGO
TO FEATURE STARS

CHICAGO ,ANP) Hlda
Simms. star OF Anna Lucasta
lnez Matthews carmen June
Hawkins gypsy singer and Coy
Cole famous drummer OF the
cast - Carmen Jones as well
as Flefoher Butler, popular pi-
auisi and clyde winfield. con-
cert Pianist will headline this
years Artists and Models BAH
10 be given in benefit Of the
south Side Community Art center
Soy s a, The savoy ballroom nm
der me direction ot Miss Eta
Mofen singing star Of "porgy
ana Ross
This year affair which Is
called the BAH du Masquerade
vili feature the revival OF Pa
rrian gsiely after victory as
seen ihrolsh the eyes Of r CT
with groups Of dancers and mo-
t'is ~ ne art center and of
me chicago Art institute. as
Well as The talented young non
professional maunelnins of the
south side IN rIo,ous numbers
i'presentiag street and cafe ca
roussl Lopera Comique and the
follies Bereere
BOOTHS featuring every type OF
frivolity and glamour detail In
Guiding perfume bar. hair
swing shop cou'uriere will
be SET In among the artists
sketchins on 'he sidewalks. the
book stalls and The flower marts
me flea fair and tho vendors sell
Ing almond eiace in cornucopia
snc ne patisserie with small
chocolate reads and haha rum
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
AMERICAN NEGRO THEATRE
MOVES TO BIGGER QUARTERS

NEW YORK lANPl Harlem's
American Negro theatre is grow
ing MP To make room for its
greatly expanded activities. IL
has taken one-ycar lease on
three floors OF tho big Elks Lodge
buildings on West l26th 81. Its
sixth consecutive Harlem season
opens there next month
The thousands Of piaygoers
who saw Anna Lucasta". Walk
Hard and other Ant hits AZ
their little Library theatre on
iS5th 81 viii understand why
moving 70 larger place was
necessary The small auditorium
there could barely scat 200 reo-
ple The crowds who were able
to squeeze in pfaetically burst
tie seams Of tn tiny basemen,
theatre In contrast. the new
temporary playhousc of the ANT
accommodates 5oN. with orches-
IRA and balcony, and has large
modern stag" ana spacious work
aud study rooms
us therefore good news that
The Ant is able TO offer New
York another season Of enter
tainius sirrificari plays but,
mis- iimr in comfortable thea
ire and On stage biz enough
70 do Their ambitions produc.
tious Justice
Already the ANT executive
hoard. actors teachers. ard stu
dents afe busy day ard nicht
planning thf new season The
first play 70 he presented VIII
be announced shortly The ANT
school for student actors teach-
cfs, and students dncluainr sew
'ral returned from the armed
forcesl is now in session. with
% new pupils who passed sue
cessf'il additions. Courses Include
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27

~ 1------ n 1900 = y ,-- 1---D 71's 00rIT-r -far-
- 4sh, nsanrIr vil no, move ~
pf ,snr.a N. have i fron reli
...r .,.,.r Vii ,,ir, aistrif,,.irc, firm
Il fne or,,anization v.tl handle two
,.-, na,alar vine
- sa,e44l deliver, man K now studying
5s,,.,s. ~. ys,+ine, ~ oxns,S
Is Sn.4n ~
D.. s.e. ore slaa,iry Nike Iacobs office
,rt .r,o~ s.r,,S..r,v tn,,. the Ioe o,is
1oss 81. peis h.re i f,rht IKE Ioe's
+ r.j ~, wis town back on n's heels
e,,n,hr Il l.s,e r. ] Eeae,'s staF
MAJ N h,,e-,r She -rsrrisa ! (.leyelander ast
80.
n. tia,e Room, bar moves ia the base
r~sr b,.e' 71O Madison ~ Hastings
.s4., hos...,, III srot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
URIN....
THE RADIO WORLD
Nv ISAAC JONES

tiar
0a lsse mo-e shortWave news
81 ttl neat neek
S.fas OCT g. The Break
ta-. cil W3l be heard on a
fae dtfs-a-Week basis via ABC
j s u ihe first time 10 thtr-
'.en ears that Don McNeilis
essia- club hiss been on the
N4Hre which the program
sss rot heard on SATURDAYS
Ta- First Nlghter' returns 10
We air on October 90 after a
y,c absence.
Tea Shelton j. hooked 10 70.
tNn - ne afr IN January 1915
~1h aeH lire u his funny
nH next week -"GOoD LIS
qfNiNG
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Calvin Maxwell, former
driver and body guard Joe Louis has quartet
The boys sing spirituas and good, too. They
recently finished long CKLW and are in the
market for sponsor.
Hudson Wills head Of the Willis Enterprises has
other business under Willis recently
joined the Paradise Valley Business Mems association,
Of which Fred A. Allen is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
Where They Play

MIAMI, Fla.-Snookum Russell.
the mighty mite OF swing, and his
powerhouse orchestra have added
several original numbers TO his
crew and the hand Is rapidly
moving toward the top with
number OF lucrative bookings al
ready in tho has. Currently he
is touring Florida.
Snookum's gang has been lined
up To play for the Winston Sa-
lem State Teachers College Alum
nj association dance on Oct %
q which will give the Russell
outfit some sort OF record for
playing various celebrations and
special occasions. Snookum is on
the move.
YAKIMA. Wash The Carolina
Cotton Pickers, led by Leroy
Hardison have been more than
successful on their most recent
invasion OF the West Coast Att
err their coast smash the band
heads for Texas for number
OF outstanding engagements.
TYLER. Following a Sc
ries OF solid dates in the Lone
Star State, King kodak and his
band OF thousand riffs point
to Alabama Florida Louisiana
and Mississippi TO fulfill dates
previously arranged for kodak
and his crew have been going
great guns and they work over
time 10 keep up with their crowd
ed booking schedule other dates
are lined UP in Detroit and Gin
cinnau.
MIAMI Fla -Jumpinc Joe Webb
and his recording orchestra add
cd two sidemen IN the persons OF
Sam Paris and Les Ayers. trum-
peters formerly with King kolaxs
hand The vohhmen arc on tour
in Florida and the Carolinas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
Radios Gabriel
To Blow October 81

"Satchmo" Louis Arnsiro
the Klng Of the Trumpsis =
has entertained real Kings 1
queens during his brilliant
reer as a trumpeter and orch
ira loader. will he cues,
Spotlight Bands on Weanssd
Oct. 81 at $50 pm EST Z
swingtime Gabriel va0se a
are legion. will partirQs'e u
salute 10 Geiger Armv AZ ID
in Spokane. Washing'or n
the show visits The pos On
Spotlight parade nev weed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
Bulletin Board

The discovery of Frank Sugar Child Robinson. the
talented sNyearold hooge woogie youngSer Is another
ia, examples thai makes Detroit wonder city.
The hg heart 81 Deuolts citizens has given hum
dreds of he opportunity 70 rise from ohscnrity and
rags yehcs And worldwide fame. And Il all adds up
10 ,he TACT hat hate anything at all 10 sell and the
ali lt 10 s. g yoN are made Detroit a typical Ameri-
can who're there are new horizons 20 conquer
MN n,ro gAes 70 Hollywood little frankie Rob
nsta hahf Born p poverty. hut blessed With an un-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
Scalded In Pail

While she was scrubbing The
floor al her home last Thursday
Miss Dianne Smith. 10. 1859 Ida
no. fell into bucket OF hot wa
Ter and received severe burns
Of both hips She was taken n
The Receiving hospital for first
aid treatment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27

tons as well as It's Injustice,
Dunbar said recently liire /
| know that three years ia,sr
would play the same work y,
the Berlin Philharmonic IN r,
lin The German people rs
wild over the work and n
claimed II a MASTERPIECE
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07

FOR SALE-Meloland Store. Apply
at Meloland Store. sic
FOR SALE OR TRADE-2/3 acre
near San Bernardino. Small new
house. Box 1874, Imperial. 5-14
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07

FOR SALElOne 5 room house; one
2 room house furnished. on same
lot. On Imperial Ave. In Imperial.
Price $500 See Mrs. Russell. 81
South Imperial. Immediate pos
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
6-Help Wonted
WANTED

WANTED
Five or six Filipino farmers to
operate forty acre vegetable
farm on shares. Finest land with
plenty water. Suitable for cell
cry : radishes cabbage beans
and all other vegetable crops.
Have complete equipment in
cluding three tractors with tools,
power duster, power sprayer,
truck and hand tools.
Will give $3.50 deal and fur
nish everything.
GRAHAM & ATWOOD
Rt. l, Box 438
Huntington Beach, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-07
TWEED JOLLY
BEST BUY TO-DAY

100 ACRES for $4,000. Leased to
dairy at $4,000 per year.
40 ACRES good alfalfa ready to cut,
fair house and lots of shade. I'm
mediate possession of this. Takes
quick action to get this crop of
hay. w. E. Hancock, '"The Farm
Land Man" since 1914. Main ST.
Ia mi. west of Court House
Phone $50.
VERY NICE Groom home, bed
rooms, 2-car garage, deep well,
rent house in rear; 20 acres land
under irrigation; completely fenc-
ed; located on hiway miles
southwest of Yuma on Somerton
Ave, between 14th and 18th Sts.,
re miles north of Somerton, $8000
Del Clark, Phone Somerton 2404.
5-14
FOR SALE-Adjoining Live Oaks
80 acres, houses, water, trees.
Phone 826-M. John Rice. 5-8
PINE VALLEY = Large lots - $400
and 5000. Buy now. Build later
E. G.. Bangs, broker. 6-1
FOR SALE-About 10 acres with
crop Of flax. Will be ready to
harvest in 80 days $4,000. mi.
south Meloland. R. w. Boyd, Box
72, Jacumba, Calf. 5-8
FOR SALE-SO acres with small
house. Ideal for hog ranch. 215
miles west of Holtville 9Th st. R
j. Terrence, owner. 5-10
FOR SALE-Meloland Store Apply
at Meloland Store. sic
FOR SALE OR TRADE-273 acre
near San Bernardino. Small new
house. Box 1874, Imperial. 5-14
l9-CiiY Property for Sole
~~-~~~~"-~~~>>~~-~~~~"~- ~ ~~~-~~~~~-~~-----~
FOR SALE+2 bedroom house,
sleeping porch, Il bed, hardwood
floors, 2 bedroom suites, over
stuffed living room suite, dining
room suite, gas cook stove, GE
electric refrig.; blower type cooler;
rugs, curtains, washing machine,
stationary tubs. Immediate pos
session. 435 Hamilton 5-22
FOR SALE-2 bedroom suburban
home. This is a nice place, good
condition, hardwood in front room,
lots of nice features. Good water
system. Fixed for chickens. Priced
$4,000.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
5-8
FOR SALE-Nursery, house, lath
house, equipment, tools. s250c. 831
Main. 5-8
FOR SALE-Furnished II bedroom
house. Lobby, wide Railways,
bathrooms, living room, fireplace,
dining room, kitchen and service
porch-s9500. 643 Olive. 5-8
FOR SALE-One room house; one
2 room. house furnished. on same
lot. On Imperial Ave. in Imperial.
Price $500. See Mrs. Russell, 3ll
South Imperial. Immediate pos