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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Just Like Book

Pleasant Valley Mr., Avery
reports, IS exactly like the
book.
we drove up a winding lane
10 the house, large. white
frame. rambling building with
guinea fowl and chickens strut
ting about the lawn and the
five BUVrr dogs tfr.. BrUmftrfd
wrote about In his hook under
foot said Mrs -ANcEX. The
house had n liVed-in air about
II. There were many visitors, To
whom Mrs. Bromfteid- WAS
gracious, easy hostess.
mir. Bromfield and his secre-
tary came i'm for luncheon--a
hot meal served buffet style
wearing their farm clothes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Visitor From West

Mrs. Guy Brown Of Los An.
gclCS. who has spent tho sum
mcr at her home "Wind>wept'
AZ Mackinaw City, spent a few
DAYS this week with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
EtheIyn HubbeI's S
Troth Announced

MIR. AND MRS. c. b. HUB
BELL of Grant, Mich, formerly
of Detroit, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Ethelyn Hubbell of Muskegon,
10 Or. Robert J. Anderson OF
Battle Creek, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. X. Anderson Of Emmett
street.
The wedding will take place
Sept. 29.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Sister Maid of Honor

Her finger-tip illusion veil was
caught to a circlet Of orange
blossoms. She carried a cascade
bouquet of stephanotis and
white orchids.
Miss Muriel Wilson, sister Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Tea, Apron Sale

On oct 25 a tea and apron
sale viii be held al ST. Eliza
bcthS Home by a group of
womei who have been sewing
each Monday for the past year.
Mrs. James Vernon is chairman,
assisted by:
NESDAMFS
O'to Kern John p MacNsnus
Ceorge raldwln Prank " sl4eI
Jsrrs @ Goutir John 4 ftFeu
y , MstMauus Jr. John Hammond
Mrs Charles Gale Welch will
return this Sunday from New
York, where she spent the past
two weeks with her daughter,
Ann.
Mary Sue Bee, daughter Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mac
ManUS arc entertaining at din
ncr this evening In their home
on Guildford road for Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Reekie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence w. Boydcll and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morton, all
of Crosse Pelnte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

birmingham, had asked his
father 20 be bet man. tshefs
were William A. TerncS and
James Merriam Barnes, broth
erS-ln-laW OF The bride; John
PeeIe- and 1t. Joseph Maiuiio
brother of the bride
breakfast and reception
were given al the Detroit Yacht
Club. Arrangements Of white
gladloli were used throughout
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Times Photo
Jean Grindtey Of Bloom
field Hills packing her
books as she prepares
to take up her studies
at Wellesley Collie ge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Fire at Saginaw Hotel
Detroit Times saginaw Bureau

SAGINAW. NOV Il Fire fans
GOT a thrill last night when most
OF the city'S fire fighting equip
mcnt was rushed 10 Bancroft
Hotel on the city'S main corner.
The blaze was confined 10 one
room where the curtains caught
fire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

report froy have been
helped tv D. Parnshs
Essf Pedlurr Plan TRY
&C. Your aerisr.a uar-
Xel 81 tNs NsN Ll--ze
y e-t tr rolf trlrr NO "
CAL PAR today Ef't
boz must tafls.r FWI Cr
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

Msher on persons found guilty Of
being engaged in an illegal occu-
patton.
JAMES ELLINGTON. 1897
Rivard street. was fined $50 or 30
days in jail for repeatedly operat-
ing a blind pig al his home. Luz
venia Williams, OF the same ad-
dress. received a similar fine. after
Auxiliary Police Officer William
Dunbar testified that he had con-
fscated % cases OF beer from the
above premises.
Miss Juanita Bell. -, SAL
Frederick, apartment 4, con-
victed OF engaging In an illegal
occupation, gambling. was fined
SIS or 80 days by Judge Maher.
Five others. convicted of loiter-
ing al her address. were given sus-
pended sentences. after Patrolman
Joel Johnson testified that he had
confscated eight decks OF cards
and 81 40 in cash during the raid
Robert Virgins. 1855 Times
Square. and John Lloyd. -. 1876
Chene street were found not gull
~ OF engaging SEre1t6llesal oceu-
cation t.. sr1.t ..s.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

three are known to have been in
Quoted, one in New York, one in
New Jersey. and one in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
On all these points, the Navy,
in the matter OF segregation, is far
out in front of the Army.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
DISCRIMINATION
IN Navy SHOWS
SLOW DECLINE
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON, DC. tNNPA)-
Segregation in the Navy is slowly
melting away without a great deal
OF fanfare. Recent developments
have included:
/. A circular letter sent out by
Vice Admiral Randall Jacobs, chief
OF the Bureau of Naval Personnel.
announcing the eligibility Of Ne
groes for duty aboard all auxiliary
vessels in all general service rat
ings up TO ten per cent Of the ships
crew. This general order is out
growth Of an experiment conducted
on Is auxiliary vessels over the
past nine months.
2. SEPARATE, technical training
schools are dwindling in enroll
ments as the Navy is assigning
trainees 10 integrated classes for
courses as radio technicians. cleo
tricians, signalmen, radarmen. car
penter's mates. etc. Previously.
most Negro technicians were sent
from Great Lakes TO Hampton in
stitute for advanced training. They
are now being sent TO the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin and other mixed
institutions.
3. Last week, the order banning
Negro commissioned officers of the
Navy from visiting and enjoying
the facilities Of the Commissioned
Officers Mess at Great Lakes was
lifted. The Commodore in COM
mand has issued an order that there
is 10 be no discrimination. The
order has been bolstered with a
statement that any parties guilty
OF untoward incidents will be Sc
verify dealt with.
4. NO DISCRIMINATION has
been reported affecting the Negro
women indicted into the WAVES.
They are trained. housed and put
TO work with all other WAVES
without regard TO color. 1t. Har-
riet Pickens is an instructor at the
WAVES schol at Hunter college in
New York.
5. Negro women, though in small
numbers yet, are being taken into
the Navy Nurse Corps without any
segregated pattern. So far, only
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
NAACP Youth
ups Back
Race Equality

NEW YORK, N. Y. Resolu-
tons urging a declaration OF ra-
cisl equality by the San Francisco
conference, permanent FEPC,
and discriminatory treatment
Of returning veterans were adopt
ed by the advisory council for
youth groups OF the NAACP which
met here April 1929. Representa-
tives came from ten communities
and colleges as far west as Lang
ston university in Oklahoma. and
as far south as Paine college, Au-
gusta, Ga.
The delegates also voted TO hold
an essay contest next fall on the
subject. Problems OF Minority
Youth in Our Community and the
Solutions" Prizes are 10 be war
bonds and stamps. The meeting
was held in the Church OF the
Master. l22nd street and Morning
side avenue. and arrangements
were made by Mrs. Ruby n. Hur-
ley, NAACP secretary for youth
work.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Program Series
For Community
Start In June

There, perhaps, has never been
a time when closer cooperation
between the church, school, thea
ire. press and the YMCA has been
more needed in educating the Cit
izenry on the practical attributes
OF Christianity. than the present.
With this fact in mind. the MEM
DerShip department of the st. An
tome branch YMCA. with the CO.
operation OF these and other or
CARNATIONS, will begin June / a
series OF educational programs
which viii be given throughout
metropolitan Detroit for an indefi-
mite period OF SINE. To carry out
these programs, the membership
committee has been divided into
eight separate committees.
Five Of these committees and
their chairmen are as follows:
Steering committee, DR.. j. L..
Henderson: planning committee,
Livingston Holder; program COM
mittee. A. Roscoe Tyler; publicity
committee, Luke f. Williams. and
speaking committee, William L.
Summers.
To make these programs sue
cessful. the department needs and
Sollcits your unconditional support.
II there are those who would like
10 serve on either OF these COM
mittees, call the membership sec
rotary at Ca. 1914.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
20, Accuses II
Men In Vice Case

Examination of II bellboys ar
rested on the complaint Of a 90
yesr-old girl will be held in Re-
corder's court on May II, II and
10. Arrsgned last week on a
charge Of psndering before Judge
Donald NJ. Van Zlle, the accused
men pleaded not guilty TO the
charge and were placed on 81 900
bond each.
william Goree, 81. lie Henry
street, alleged ringleader OF the
group Of belihops. was accused
by q young girl Of soliciting for
her In several small downtown
hotels. Goree was placed on a
$4,000 bond pending an examina-
ton.
OTHERS HELD were: Henderson
Scott. 80. 1910 John r.; Alvin Mil
Ter. 80. 2ll4 Mullett; Nelson Her
vey, 81. 65l East Hancock; Cleatras
Haywood, SO, $40 East Adams; EN-
NETT Smith. a., All East Warren,
apartment 10; Charles Dodson, SO,
304 Medbury; Ernest Franklin, Al.
4l08 Brush. apartment 308; Edward
Msyes. SO, 50l5 Roosevelt; Randall
Flennoy. 1893 Hendrie; Andrew
Simms, IS, 283 East Euclid; Alonzo
Moultry, AZ, 288 Winder; James
Moore, 40. 1896 Hunt; Theodore
Solomon. ~, 928 Mt. Vernon, and
James Jackson, 81 4643 Brush,
apartment s; Arthur Randolph, 20,
70 Orchestra place; Elvin Morton,
35. 300 Frederick, and William
Hornsby, 35, 100 Trowbridge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Student HOnOred
At Adrian College

Miss Mabel Wright, a resident
Of Adrian. Mich, and sister of
Mrs. Muriel Grant. OF 1859 Kendall
avenue, recently won first place in
both French poetry and essay
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Negro ON Unit
Strong Factors
Against T Foot

WITH THE 9Th ARMY GROUP,
Germany.-The front-line disease,
trench foot, was kept at a mini
mum during "the worse winter
since Valley Forge" due to the
combined efforts of the Medical
Corps and the Negro laundrymen
Of the 898th Quartermaster COM
pany.
Trench foot. caused by long,
continued exposure Of the feet
to wet and cold, threatened 10
put many us. Seventh Army
doushboys out Of action on Gen.
Jacob L. Devers' 9Th Army
Group mountain front. These
laundrymen aided In the combat
Of the disease by providing
combat men with clean, fresh
stockings daily and enabled .
frequent change that kept the
doughboys' feet dry.
THE LAUNDRYMEN, working
in large trailer vans, can service
an infantry division in 48 hours,
washing and drying $4,000 pounds
OF clothes in a day. explained LIST
1t. William D. D. Breland of Ruff
fin, s. c., company commander.
During one day they turned out a
record wash of $4,000 pounds OF
clothes.
They. landed overseas in Scot
land on Sept. 4, 1914, and came in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Police Holding
2Ahletes For
Alleged Thefs

Two former well known ath-
letes were held this week on
charges of breaking and entering
hundreds of homes during the past
three years as police investigate
alleged thefts of guns and other
merchandise from Eastside homes.
HELD WERE Larry Lewis, 81,
POLL Roselawn avenue, former
member OF the old CiN college
track team, and Robert Peacock,
%, 5432 Riopele street, winner Of
an amateur boxing championship
and former Northwestern high
school football star.
According to bet. 1t. Charles
Meehan. Bethune station, Lewis
admitted breaking into a series
of homes and couldn't remem-
Der what the total might be"
Also held was Thomas tUncle
TOM Washington, operator OF a
tavern at 5000 West Eight Mile
road, whom police say purchased
stolen guns from the couple.
Police are also investigating a
possibility that Ben Ruben. sc. 2735
Cortland, owner OF pawn shop at
3l40 Hastings street, purchased
some Of the stolen loot, so police
disclosed this week.
LEWIS AND Peacock were ar
rested when they repeatedly at
tempted 10 enter an apartment at
SAL Alger. An overcoat worn by
Peacock and a watch in Lewis pos
session was repeatedly stolen, so
police say.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Men, Women Pay
Big Court Fines

Heavy fines were imposed this
week by Recorders Judge John ].
Msher on persons found guilty Of
being engaged in an illegal occu-
patton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

C n { e is at
Adrian cole &c.
Miss w g h I,
who is a fresh
man al [ h c
college. is also
on the honor
roll at the in
stitution. Pres
entation Of the
award W a S
made recently
at the 23rd an
n u a ! banquet
Of Beta Pi The
Ia fraternity,
an h o n "a ry
organization 20
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

WHICH VI 5 $
Wright is now pledged.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

1910, at the Post office at Detroit,
Mich. under the act of March J. 1879.
Entered as second class matter May I,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Fight Is On To Block Peoples Peace: Roy Wilkins

man: lst 1t. william. A. Skiad1
noski,, i7l25 Parkside avenue;
Cpl. Ernest c, Gillum. 800 Stan.
ford street; Pvt. Godfrey Whites
head, 1879 Richmond avenue. Az,
of Detroit. Mich. and Pvt. Luther
Prison. 81 Meade street. Mt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

to Normandy on Oct. /. Thirty
seven men recently left the COM
pany as volunteers for infantry
service. Three are now attending
an infantry officer candidate
school,
Members OF the company In
clude: Pfc. Leroy Sims. 2730 Sher-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
BUSINESS MAN DIES

Paul Shorter, prominent bust
ness man OF Atlanta, Ga. died
Sunday morning. May 6, at his
home. The sisters of the deceased,
Mrs. Fred Hart Williams. Mrs. o.
loe Burch and Mrs. Ruby Fuller,
left Detroit Monday for the fu-
neral rites, TO be held in Atlanta.
Evening star., 1945-08-21

AUSTIN 1887 roadster; not good condi-
tion but could be with little. work; accept
view liz Queen, Alex. TE. 4oos. ~. IN
sitSn oPA ssns lsSS snf Fry es'isS
BUICK. BUICK. replacement engines, new factory
s2s Hsss.ds s6GK pSe1s WI sses
BUICK le4I l. limited s-pass;; like new.
ssss y: mS SDASs ssss SoFoSs. ioH Il
cADIfhAco shAoFs' s. 7-passenger sedan; motor
aessR' 5eR pRR ssi aessE DRh
ssaes esns fae' ;aek fae hefss skY
M; MoTORS; 18th and Penna, ave. Sc,
under oPA ceiling. sss5. JACK Fry NO NO
CaiEEvRoLET q super Dc luxe town sedan
siI91. M JACK pRY s9re MoToRs. SRI i7th as',asi and
ssassl S5ss 4.s sapss s.. de s.s: liz:
PRY MOTORS. 18th and Penna ave Sc.
CHEV. 1888 4-door: good tires. Within
oPA ceiling. $3.50. TR. 3270 before noon.
CHRYsLER 1a41 New Yorker Highlander
conv- club coupe; original factory finish,
heater, radio, vacamatic transmission and
age and in excellent condition through
IN PONTIAC Co, 407 Florida ave. NE.
ccHaRYsGIEER 1885 club coupe; radio and
lna heater e P5iSsd $e7s wsi below opA CELL
within oPA ceiiins. JACK PRY N MOTORS.
18th and Penna. aye. Sc
ny tirss s,ns sonditisn ssss' fu!l lamS:s PTies.
ave. ne, until . pm. =
Evening star., 1945-08-21
LOTS FOR SALE.

18th STREET AREA BARGAIN in q beau
tiful building site for a gracious home
5es1 6es9e Ksis side alley 100 feet feet ish
This lot should sell within few days.
The price is very low. BEALL TURNER &
CO; RA. 0sS5. 1I05 Vermont ave. Ma.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in English
village, Bethesda, reasonably priced. terms.
Bethesas hshE s0AA. WI ass sheaEor' 7@4o Wis ave..
Az or PART of zoo soo, 900 So. IT. with Penn.
Islsana sesaed RailEosd Eosa,y siding zOnsd
MAN SCHMIDT Woodward Bldg. Ma. sSSa.
eoo-FT., FRONTAGE on 45th st. at Ben
IS eSosaR SeSEss srSSS sS6
W. g. HAVE AVE sN Ns ExGfLLENr axaa selection of
ss;,sia. lots IN Rolllngyood Rock Creek Hills
ens as prses sad ohsp RspSs foed o s
eafs e' ys Is eo NET
no SGne sT sTe near sS Mo s. asoo paved
street street large enough for four family apart
month BEALL T1RNER sU ss5n eoa. RA. s8a ossS o
FnRssn Fd45 Vermont me ave, MA. 6l31..
5000 below original cost. For further
TAKOMA PARK0Iarge lot on paved
street. close to schools. in good neighbor-
ssosoa s9oSi water Pr,ss and sewer avaIasls; SiEs
realty CO. fl'si sH. s4ia' 4tao sH MsSAolEX sess
3S0 FEET FRONTAGE, one block to Min
nesota IsSo ave Sc, south of Greenway; water
bus on improved street. zoned for apart
ments and also semidetached houses. Priced
BGAI fa 6sSHR If sfs Go RA szsh oss5 s.
I'D vermont ave. Ma. 613l.
ns All on Rsd arsde OF resay for deSeop
ment, water available. Facing a aoooft.
dual highway. Terms can be arranged to
responsible sI s party. MR.. oREM, GE. 4639,
POSTWAR BUILDING. Chevy Chase, Md.
very desirable lots for sale in restricted
LOTS. LOTS, e5xIIO; water available;
sewer sewer will come later; price. 1915 per lot;
terms terms as as low low as, as $50 cash and So per
borhood ,in- the District of Columbia),
part Of the National Capital, in the South
lantic sts. BEAIL TURNER Il co. RA.
0SS5: ll05 Vermont ave, MA. 6131.
CHOICE commercial and residential lots
few choice residential lots. l00x2oo, APP
pr proximately z acre each, PRICED At $500, J
CO. NE; 1880, 81. 1929.
LOT 10Ox936 at Fairfax Acres, city water
sgSlsht to lot ocassd On
READY TO DfB BuHLDms I Dn foo5 R%' froptsse on
improvements il q in and paid; plans and sps-
5000, Ewes, cH 5927. WILLIAM PAR
SEEAkBY yH.M 0F lots. $1,000 So, #:
apis. OWNER. CHI. 5s16.
Evening star., 1945-08-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son. auctioneers,
gl5 st NV Washington D: c-Bank-
Shoes By virtue of an M order err Of the e Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
as Louis A Everett 8s Son, Bankrupt No.
434s. the undersigned trustee will sell
ington, D. c., Thursday, August 81 1945,
10 IN. Sport and dress shirts. sweaters,
trousers slacks underwear, ,sox, mufaers,
suspenders. collars. sarters, handkerchiefs,
bathing suits, gloves. shoe polish. shoes.
rs srns sss
Building. au2O.21. %
Court trustees sale Of Plymouth sedan;
COURT Feae stPe 81 GFaer of Of shs ManeiDa m
PrsSt0n RcfoD PHfenbsrges VS. pay Civil
Rear 215 3rd st. Southeast, Friday. August
9th, S4th le45; at 10 Ca o'clock am; 1895
sga9 rsr@ sa9or casS ssSan sVSg WRseE yoH &c
TM3s: IaI}s J. OWEN IEsI SON auetioneers, 4s5
two ~ Story bef sae and
basement, containing six rooms and bath.
Plus complete apartment and shower in
By vrtae O eean Geed sth o trust d
recorded in Liber No. j. 1863. folio Isl. ct
seq, Of the land records Of the District Of
viii sell at pusic auction in front Of the
Ap a4 az es s nay the Ss
situate in IN the M District Of GslumSls. I snd
Tel ten {1o' il Square numbeEed Nine hundred
corr eodea SI IN Ser 81 81 at oo 1eF 0a' tie
oe Of the for saa District
f Balance 81. So ri s al iISSe due
all cash with interest at. six per centum
paya5le Nv semanngay mia dssd
option of the purchaser. A, deposit Of $500
will be required at time of sale All con-
complied with within IS days. from day. Of
ustees es resee THE ths fsn ss
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting
p9rehsser after G FIVE days adyertissmsnt
ley L fSNS Fsasssss ss'SD
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 8 SON, auctioneers
United States marshafs. sale Of real
estate by virtue Of e writ of execution
rst court out Of a tff the eTa Ue ss saes Ct hs sr % IL.
will sell by public auction for, cash. in
house on 3 st. between 4th and 9th SITS
NV, Washington, D. c., on Monday, Sep
tember 10, l945, at 2 o clock p. M, all the
in the following described real estate in
the DISTRICT Of Columbia, to wit. Lot 6s
Cellar asenr so sass Tdsn aaa G.
NV, with two-car metal garage In rear
Seized and levied upon as the property of
satisfy a Judgment at law No. Municipal
Court 9pS7 in. favor of Lenders Inc,
assignee of Arlington Finance Co., Inc.
shall In and for the District Of Columbia.
au21 3,24
Evening star., 1945-08-21
EARNS FOR SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY-5S-acre stock
ment Included, 21a miles to railway sta,
immediate possession; S-room frame house
With cleo; $3.50, $3.50 down. balance
ron REALTY CO, % exeiu. agent agent ntaS7 s4s7
Seorgia ave. Sligo 654l. After pm,
VACANT, S9,OOO-A bargain. seven-room
country home cool, quiet, 51-acre farm
practically all modern, electricity. phone,
built-in bath; acres of woodland, balance
sparkling spring water orchard large bank
barn, chicken house, hoghouse, smokehouse,
coy saI Iruit cellar; property = al newly fenced
vile. Md Can Ashton 1916.
PRODUCTIVE FARM, Loudoun Co. Va:
st,oa 70 mi IL. from d G on Ropte Z: eyer 100
an so-AcRE 5H HORSE Sasu FARM an in GSs he Brad
ley farm area of Montgomery County is
Ginnis. DE. 1866 weekdays; CHI 4I45 eve.
FRANCES POWELL HILL, exclusive agent,
lSo6 ,So .2e1 24th f6haan0 ST NV t.ru ,b,. +,s.
meadow with stream, beautiful house. to-
bacco barn. tenant house. all new. horse
6rawn 6ra equipment Southern Md. near
PnMf PF,nSf MT EredeIlck; e Price $4,000. PAUL
100 ACRES, 2 HOUSES. good barn and out
saidines s4 6nn tor streams timber eleet pTiSs
1oois ACRES beautiful and nd extra fine land,
or sfes@s osdea sead w iF Ash mile mon
T. b, M timber, oak and pine. Charming
small house. electrified; lawns and box
good ge;S elegant; oon miles from WinehestsT
ShfsRasy SfaRBY soGAcRE Soy a dairy-renera farm
Sell retiring partners share or entire op-
GoISG i Dairy FAR FARM, 0A $50 a'0sei acres. s.a
miles from Silver Spring. complete, with
purebred Holstein cows heifers and bull.
years. Modern dairy barn, silo. Ship to
stnated % end Hos Of Of and manea
with gorgeous view of surrounding country.
Equipment includes complete dairyhouse,
62ler cooler sreFiIizer rsfrigerator. Farm
ment. all in perfect shape. This complete
Mrs. Hi. sANDoz, NC, pu, 1884. Sun
G Grow 'eI YOUR ui AspSs oWN ias2 MEAT on this 60
acre farm about 10 miles from D. c. near
Glen Dale. Md, about 20 acres of corn
pasture; rms. and bath 2-story asbestos
frame, in 1st-class condition: surrounded
by 2 large lawn, beautiful shade and
house; large tobacco barn. garage, grain
price. s23, 80: clear Of debt; terms C. can m
be arranged. ALVIN EPLING, WA. 4a54,
TEN ACRES in Frederick Co. with beauti-
ful 10-room house t5 bedrooms and bath,
stoker heat. ,2-acre orchard, large barn;
stse 3D. RPEY 81 5ss tasn sun
$50 ACRES, good land, nice old brick
all necessary farm buildings, nice stream
miles e 2; G; price $4,000: BUELL.
Rockville $50, or Mr.. Gingell, WI. 2022
for appt.