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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-26
Fire! Fire! Roof
 Of Home of Fire Chief on Fire

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 26.-R- Fire Chief J. H. Alderson and his family were unwrapping their Christmas gifts yesterday when someone noticed neighbors squirting water from garden house on the Alderson roof.
 The chief took look, then call ed the lire department. Flames, believed to have been started by chimney spark, destroyed the roof with loss Chief Alderson estimated at S3,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-26
SAVAGE TYpH00N
 RAGING
One Ship Sinks with Heavy Loss of Life-1oWns Are
 Damaged by Storm

MANILA, Dec 26.--tR-A savage typhoon swept the Philippines to- day, leaving at least 56 persons dead or unaccounted for-46 of them from the Danish motorship Kina, which sank off Samar.
 Five other ships were damaged. TO percent of the historic city of Tacloban was reported wiped out by storm whipped fire, and DOT tions of Manila were hard hit.
 The latest official death toll in Manila and nearby Quezon City was five, and the Red Cross re- ported five persons missing in La guna Province.
 Emergency Holiday
 President Roxas declared an emergency holiday to permit all energies to be devoted to recovery as the storm-the worst December typhoon to hit the Philippines in 29 years-swept over the China Sea toward Hainan.
 The Danish motorship Kina, bound from Tokyo to Europe with a crew of 36 and Is passengers, was reported total loss in the Samar Sea. It crashed on rocky Camandag Island about five miles off the coast of Samar Island.
 The 9,823 ton vessel of the Dan ish East Asiatic Lines was driy- en aground. Its loss was reported by the Norwegian motor vessel Samuel Bake, which was grounded itself but managed to pull free.
 Survivors Picked Up
 The Bakke radioed that. it had picked up five survivors, all from the Kina's crew. It added there were more survivors" but did not say whether they were passengers.
 The steamship line reported the passenger list included three Amer ican Wacs, three married couples and three children
 Manila Damaged
 Manila, which escaped damage from previous blows the past few months, was caught directly in the center of this one
 A report to the Chinese Com mercial News from isolated Ia eloban on Leyte Island, said TO percent of the business district of that city had been wiped out by a fire which whipped through the town on the wings of the typhoon.
 Preliminary reports of the Ma nila police listed three killed here and II injured. The city's transportation system was com- pletely disrupted and the power, light and telephone services oper- ated on a limited emergency basis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-26
MR., MRS. EARL GRASS
 GIVE DINNER ON XMAS
 EVE IGNORING } EVENTS

A dinner party given on We'd nesday evening by MT. and Mrs Earl Grass was a triple affair hon. oring three events. It was the birth day of Mrs. John Easely, the goth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Grass, and it was Christmas Eve.
 Guests attending the dinner were MT. and Mrs. John Easely MT and Mrs. George Kurpewski MT. and Mrs. John Osborne, Miss Phoebe Logan and Earl Grass. Jr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-26
Christmas Day In Los Angeles
 Is Warm One

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 26.--iR-- Yesterday was the second hottest Christmas day in the history of the Los Angeles weather bureau. The maximum was 84 degrees, ex- ceeded only by an 86 degree tenn perature on Christmas in 1914.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-26
STEAMER M0vEMENT5

Alaska, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive at. 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Sword Knot, scheduled to sail from Seattle today.
 Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver, December 29. Jumper Hitch scheduled to sail from Seattle January 3.
 Denali, from westward. due southbound Sunday.
 FROM VANCOUVER J. w. Mennie of Vancouver is stopping at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-26
HERE FROM TRAIL

R. w. McInnis and L. s. Sim mons, of Trail, Alaska, are registered at the Gastineau.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21
Faithful Workers
Class Guests OF
Mrs. T. E. Stout

The Faithful Workers class Of
the First Baptist church of Pas
cagoula was pleasantly entertain
ed by Mrs. T. f. Stout at a re-
cent evening meeting at her home
at 81 Jonte Terrace.
The devotional was given BY
Mrs. Robert Hunt and was To-
lowed BY prayer by Mrs. RoY Yea
ger, after which a business SEES
sion vas presided ove By tie
first vice president, Mrs c. Z.
Mcclellan.
At thu time excellent reports
were given bv officers, each Of
whom also gave a brief summary
Of her duties.
Il was unanimously voted to
buy a c'ass pin for each member.
The meeting was then turned
over 10 Mrs. Stout Who entertain.
ed. her guests with moving pic
tures made While she and Dr..
Stout were visitors to Niagra
Falls and other points of interest
during their vacation.
A reifeshfnent course was serV-
ed towards the el9se Of the meet
ing.
Mrs. Bill Lavant was a visitor.
and members present We're Mes
DANES N l.. Hatten Yeager.
Hunt, w: ]. Moody. Mcclellan,
w. f Willis, Ton Ladnier and
c. w Martin.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21

Jackson County hospital this
week. Their many friends wish
To- her q speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Ms. C. E Bowel and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Green Of Pen
sacola. Fla, and Ms. Jennie
Prousc Of Pascagoula were Friday
afternoon guests in the home Of
M. and Mrs. Ray Roberts.
The Home Demonst alton club
VII meet on Wednesday, March
26. IN the nome Of Mrs. Burton
Roberts
Ms. Corrine ard Miss Thelma
Roberts e Gulfport were week
end guests in the home Of Mist
Maude and FRED Roberts.
TIE Rev. and Mrs. f. J.. Wal
ties we G dinner guests in the
home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Golf
eecentiy
Ms. Chandlef Ravens spent
several days in New Orleans q
Gently as guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Crowder.
NJ ard Mrs. Cooper Roberts
ond sers, Cav and Billy, were
Sunday afternoon guests in the
some of Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Rob
erts.
Mrs. z. G.. Humphrey was a
guest Sunday afternoon in the
home Of M. and Ms. Cooper
Peter Anderson and sons, Mi
chael and Jimmie, We're business
visitors TO the home Of Mrs. Ruth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21

Lee Slime, who along with four
other PHS seniors took the Pep
sicola scholarship test at that
school, vas one or the twenty
in the state whose score gave
him the right to compete for the
final award, a scholarship that
covers al college expenses to
any accredited college in the ma
ton foy four years. The soft
dtink company that sponsors the
yearly plan awards one to one
student from every state.
Lee IS the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Slime. ST., of Gautier. He
is very active in al forms Of
extra-curricular activities in the
school and is a member of the
Beta Cub, Wig Club, Hi Y. and
is in the cast of the senior play.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21
/ Roberts and sons Saturday.

l. Roberts and sons Saturday.
Miss Dollie ana K. c. Roberts
were Dinner guests Sunday in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble Rob
erts.
NJ and Ms. Mark p. Davis had
as their guests Sunday, M. and
Mrs. X W. Brandon and son,
Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Davis aud children, Elizabeth and
Biz, all Of Hsstiesburg.
Mr. ard Mrs. Imam Ramsay
and Ms. Dick Davies and little
daughter wee dinner guests on
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. C.
Roberts.
Dinner guests IN the home of
Miss Maude ana Fred Roberts
on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Roberts and children and
Mrs. Ella Furry OF Daisy Vestry,
and Knight Roberts of Gulfport.
Nh. and Mrs r. II. Ware and
Mr.. and Mrs johnson Ware Wis
tied Mrs. Laura and Miss Annie l..
Ware in P~ascagoula Saturday
night.
Mrs Lonnie Mcdonald and
granddaughter, Choyce Ann Nc
ColiisteT. OF Pass Christian, spent
several days last week with Miss
Choyce and w. W. Groves.
SUNDAY afternoon guests in the
home O. Mrs Ruth l.. Roberts and
sons were M. and Mrs, Lamar
Sea- bofo ugn and children, J. L.,
Wayne, Bruce and Cheryl, OF
Pascagoula.
l. K. Ware attended a Shriner
meeting in Biloxi Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian SandifeY of New
Orleans was a house guest of
Mrs. Chandler Ravens for ever
al days last week.
Mr.. and Ms @. c. Roberts Wis
tied Mrs. Minnie Hampton in
Gulfpost on Wednesday. Mrs.
Hampton, who is Mr. Roberts Sis
ter, suffered 2 severe fall recent
~, but IS much improved.
Mesdames r. H. Ware, H. l..
Lyons and johnson Ware were
business visitors to Paseagoula
Tuesday.
Fred Roberts spent several days
last week in Gulfport visiting
relatives.
Those attending quarterly con
ference at the Red Hill church
Sunday afternoon were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Harris and Mr.. and
Mrs. @ {. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Head Of
Daisv Vestry we're business Wis.
itors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark 2. Davis Monday.
Sunday afternoon guests in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rob
erts were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Davis and children of Hattiesburg,
George Clark Of Pascagoula and
Roy Roberts.
Supper guests in the home of
Mr.. ana Mrs. X. II. Ware on Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
Scarboro 81 and children of Pas
cagoula.
Mrs. Paul Garter and Miss
Chavce Groves were Sunday after
roen visitors in Biloxi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21
REcONvERTS LINER

Gvdnla - AP - Poland's big
transatlantic steamship, the Sobi.
eski, which played an important
part In troop movements during
wartime is being reconverted for
peacetime tsavel.
Two hundred Workmen expect
10 have the liner ready for hef
first postwar voyage to South
America by April !.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21
News From Mi. Pleasant.
Mrs. Ruth L. Roberts WSCS Delegate,
Mrs. Chandler Hayens Is Alternate

The Woman's Society Of Chris
tian Service met on Monday
night, March II, in the home Of
Ms. Q. c Roberts. The meeting
was called to order By the psesi
dent, Mrs. Ruth L Roberts and
Mrs r. NJ. Robey spiritual life
leader, was IN charge Of the pro
gram. Miss Maeae Robe IS led
in prayer ard Women OF the BIZ
bic" was discusse4
During the business session,
Mrs. Ru l. Robe Is was ~electel
delegate TO The district conference
Ia be held in Bi1o~i end M
chandisf Havens was elected a
te1nate.
TIE meeting was then closed
with q spcc5ai p ayet for Mrs
CLARK F1tt'e, VINO i in the Jack
son County hospita which wa
led b. Ms. Mark =. Davis, after
which coffee and cookies were
served bv the hostess 20 the fol-
lowing, besides those meai oned
above Mesdames Rubie Roberts,
r. II. AMI Johnson Ware and j..
G. Harris.
NJ. and VI s. Quincy Roberts
announce open house at their
home "a Sunday March 80, n
Observance Of the Golden We'd
ding qnnive safy.
M. ard Mrs. f c. Bi3dle and
children Of Hattie burg aHe here
for an Indefinite stay with re'a-
lives as Mrs Bite vii uade
so 4 majo ope alton at The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21
Two PoscogouIa High School Students
Win Awards In State Competition

Two Pascagoula High school
boys Esve won recognition in
the past two weeks. as the re-
suits OF victories in statewide
competition in the fields Of art
and 5cholsstic achievement.
In the Regional Scholastic AT
Awards contest, held al Jackson
recently, Buddy Enrich. seven
teen .Year-old junior at the bigh
school won a Gold Scholastic
Key. for achievement in the field
of fine arts. He is to receive the
award in Jackson tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock. His was
the only entry from Pascagoula
The winning entry sent ir by
Buddy IS a. profile of a friend,
Albin Krebs. drawn from real
life in pencil. II viii be sent by
The contest sponsors to the Ca.
negie At Institute in Pittsburg
for national competition. The
national contest is sponsored BY
SfnOlaSf-c, ire .aEBest Fign SenoOi
magazine in the country.
Buddg is the son of Mr., and
Mrs. W. K Enrich. 1913 South
Pascagopla street. The Young AZ
tist has bad 20 training in at
Other than a few pointers
from his mother. His is well in
the upper one-tenth of his class
enthusiastically, and has a mark
ed talent for many phases of the
fine arts field. He is a kiember
of the Beta Club, Wig Club. Hi
Y, and the Glee Club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21
TIC MRS.
BREWERS BIRTHDAY

On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. c. f
Mcclellan viii celebrate the
birthday of the latter's mother,
Mrs. w. M. Brewer of Columbia,
Miss, with a dinnee at their
home at 327 Adams street. Pas
cagoula.
Following the dinner the en-.
tire party will visit Bellingrath
Gardens. Mrs. Brewer arrived
Friday from Columbia TO spend
the weekend with her son-i in law
and daughter. She had been pre-
ceded to Pascag1ula by her SIS
fer, Mrs. o. w. Thompson Of
Lexington, Miss, who arrived
Tuesday on a vIeit to Mr. and
Ms Mcclellan She viii remain
with them through he weekend.
Smali owners control rs per
cent Of al forest land in the Unit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21

Motley Byrd Of Pascagoula and
Donald Taylor of Oklahoma City
were Monday night visitors in
the home of M. and Mrs. RAY
Roberts.
Mrs. X. j. Van Horne is spend
ing several daps in New Or
leans with Mr.. Van Horne.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-21

Smali owners control rs per
cent Of al forest land in the Unit
ed States.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Bertha M. Randall
TOWed Next Month

Col. Joseph =. Randall announces
the engagement and approaching
marriage Of his daughter, Miss
Bertha Mary Randall, to Col. VII
liam Perry Pence, U. S. A. The
wedding will take place in December.
Miss Randall is the daughter OF
the late Mrs. Randall, who was ac-
tive IN social and philanthropic cir
cles. She was born in Washington
and educated in public and private
schools in Washington and New
York. She recently has returned
from Berlin, where she held an ex-
ecutive position with the U. s. Mill
tary Government.
Col. Pence is the son Of Mrs.
william Perry Pence, ST., Of Falls
Church, and the late Maj. Pence,
q. 8. A. He is graduate of the
United States Military Academy
and now is attending the Industrial
Colleee Of the Armed Forces.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Miss MAYO Engaged

The engagement of her daughter
Miss Dorothy Rose Mayo, to Mr.
Lewis Talmage Breuninger, jr., sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Breuninger OF this
city, is announced by Mrs. Red.
mond Mayo. No date has been Sc,
for the wedding.
Miss Mayo was graduated from
Hollins College this past June.
Her fiance, who attended st. Al
bans and Hill Schools, Is a senior
at the University of North Carolina
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Make Brief Visit

The Cuban Ambassador and Sen
ora de Belt spent a few hours In
Washington yesterday from Lake
Success. The Ambassador has been
delegate to the United Nations
He and Sonora de Belt will be back
Tuesday in time to attend the re-
ception for the diplomatic corps at
the White House.
Evening star., 1947-11-27

/ and Mrs. Allen Dowds Of Coshocton
Ohio, Dr.. and Mrs. John G. Drake
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo M. Smith.
The entire party will leave on the
Congressional Special on Saturday
to attend the Army Navy game in
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Here From Coast

Admiral and Mrs. j. r. De Frees
Of Pasadena, Calf. have left for
Philadelphia to visit their son-in-
law and daughter, Comdr. and Mrs
j. j. Tomamichel, following weeks
stay in Washington with Mrs. De
Frees sister, Mrs. William Bride.
Evening star., 1947-11-27

The Honorable David Astor, son
of Lord Waldorf Astor of England,
Is visiting In Washington and while
here is staying at the Carlton Hotel.
Representative John B. Bennett
Of Michigan has moved into his
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Items OF Interest

Representative and Mrs. J. Harry
McGreeor will entertain at dinner
party tomorrow evening in the Blue
Room Of the Shoreham Hotel. Their
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. James
Upham Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Mr..
Evening star., 1947-11-27
limitations Ont

Col. and Mrs. Charles CresweA
Blakeney have issued invitations to
the debut OF their daughter. Miss
Mary Elizabeth Blakeney. The tea
will be held December rs from 5
until 7 o'clock at the Army War
College Officers' Club.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Take My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Baccalaureate.

From the Morgantown, W. Va,
Post: 1--WE are almost ready to run
up the white flag and surrender
to those who insist on calling the
church services held in connection
with high school graduations 'bac>
calaureate.' AS far as our survey
has gone, the Post is the only news
paper in the State that refers to
these exercises as the high school
graduation sermon in the old
fashioned belief that since no bac-
calaureate degrees are awarded to
high school seniors, it Is wrong to
imply otherwise. For a little while
longer we are going to hold out"
I do not know how widespread
is the practice of using the term
"baccalaureate" in connection with
high school graduations But the
term does have jarring effect on
one who has feeling for the fine
distinctions of words.
Baccalaureate, to begin with, has
an unusual history. The original
word is the late Latin baccalaris,
"a dependent or tenant farmer"
From baccarlaris evolved the word
bachelor which meant "a novice
knight" i.e., knight who, because
of his youth or lack Of vassals,
served under the standard Of an
other. Hence, by extension Cd an
unmarried man; (2) one holding the
lowest academic degree conferred by
colleges and universities.
The word baccalaureate, then.
clearly refers to one Of the degrees
of bachelor. Therefore, use of bac-
calaureate as referring to high
school graduation ceremony is mis-
leading and quite inaccurate.
A similar anomaly is the wearing
of the academic cap and gown by
students at high school or junior
high graduation exercises. The cap
and gown, of course, Is properly
worn only by students. graduates,
and the faculty of college or uni
versity. But I have seen the aca-
demic costume worn by even the
6-year-old graduates" of private
school kindergarten class!
Commencement is the day OF the
ceremonies for awarding degrees or
diplomas. There apparently Is no
explanation for this contradictory
term except that commencement is
the day on which college graduates
Commence" to hold their degrees,
If that is the case. commencement
exercises can properly be held only
at colleges and universities.
Copyright. The Bell Syndicate. Inc, le47)
Evening star., 1947-07-29
WATERFRONT PRopERrY-sALE.

EOCH HAvEN-A. beautiful buildinns Hite
on the water front & Gail , FAt lsSs,Jt sscor.tsa ,
Rooms }sny AND Nap.r BAh ca Pswy PH s5sJ
ssRyERGEY saesK sIIn BEACH and nearby city beach
homes; possession; to 4 bedrooms; moo %
pTss svs $s5ea B.5eeeg up Beach % Md
ssfEAnTfFuI sfyfnttrffF u AILYEAR arm. eottsse or
South River To be sold completely fur.
nished. Price. $1,000: attractive terms
Cali Mr.. Diyelsiss. FIR. 2619' with NAL
SSRHM SSEM PoiNT T TBIACH-wsshington's new
est and largest beach development ofers
1900 acres of playground. includins ap-
proxmasey miles Of besHtifuI siie shore .nns ilns
beach bordered by tall majestic hardwooo
trees fronting on Chesapeake Bay; the
Patuxent River and 4 springfield fresh wa
ter lakes available to each property owner
ions at Drum Point Beach. Here you car
build a home where you can retreat ai
the end of the business day-to reisx ano
enjoy the restfulness Of Drum Point ,isar.f Beach
nnnsnt prices. some with riparian rights
make Drum Point Beach sound, perma.
nent vacation investment. Drum poinl
Beach mas one Of the finest sIl-yesr-reSune Snns
resentative on property every gay; nr pr1vs Nv
ave. Sc. left on Route Z. through Upper
Marlboro eontnqe on ESass %as.oas 70 corner
Sieht on. Route 41e to Prince Frederick
throush Prince Frederick on Route fql
is miles left ts Drum = seint Beach. sa,a ssIe sAIe
fpsGGEIdwi2TER. fsGIdwi Md furnished ys.r
1roind BUNGALOW near South River; TEt
bedrooms and nursery, modern electric
ainins room, basement: large yard with
fruit and shade trees: possession. Annspo'
y e67S.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
MoToRcYclE.

HARLEY DAVIDSON '42 ~: best offer;
must sell Hillside 4414 .-., III.
Ariel de luxe" 1946 Motor Scooter. 9
speed; 1s47 Matchiess "clubman"; Al in
excel cond. ALLIED MoToRcYG;LE
1910 SPoRT SCOUT motorcycle, $3.50
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1947 45: chrome and
accessories; $500 and take over payments
HARLEY IHH DAVIDsoN is4c 45. in good con-
dition: good paint: accessories quick sale
for a5 FAR SFAiRBRoTHER sol ia '''o' Gays 0n fSA
A. j. S. 1916, $50 c.: in excellent con-
dition: low mileage; lot of extras: will
HARLEY HARLEY 1871 90: $3.50: in chrome
accessories Sacrifice for 1895. AT. 9131
Moro NOT BECAME MOTORCYCLE, like new
Al condition; low mileage: extras. Hill
side 565s. 300 73rd. ne. Carmody Hills
Nd. Price. 1865 or best cash offer under
Evening star., 1947-07-29
B-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FARAAs FOR SALE tcont,nued,

NEARLY NEW s-room and bath house:
land, orchard. stream, shade trees, etc,
possession. SaoD WILLIAM A. COOKE, owner.
k9yia sFvTsAh Xa vaRY snpnS 6EslRAB1r s ,m. farm.
wsshnson sf radTs cRAsf Il HEAN L 20 Rssors M of
E6unons e. ooGn syss CO, 5hiKn tiIl E FARM, sos .
rm, farmhouse elec.. pressure water sys-
te se barns Gno silo selling milk to D. G.
LouDouN COUNTY - Exeelent grazing
farm: 41s acres good strong strong land well
Blue sTsss eids se't sa1s ample nj easfs SsPer aqo
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a pro sfDfs fh pfe. f2F soG y
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s It sH 9Ss;s
toDn toe esn Sedrpos vns and BATH
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SSsty Ms $500 Pr1sf With 81 5Ss H6cAs
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good springs; s-rm, house; bath, elsc; Also M
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S-rm. house with mod: eonv; l2o acres
s efs hoase fine Ds2n s2Sse'o Afns and soFP
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has I. taI gooa yyfhdte yhite tenant on paved road;
Tonionky%iOo acres of good land with
Arm, house; paved road; only $3.50 on
Brsndywine-15 acres with 3-rm: house;
paved ROAD; asking $500: on terms c,s.r
ifpss: Is acres ssV corn; I'm modern house barns
enpt sGYss Sc DSTea vefor ssos 9n tn
ask for Mr.. Menard rd--- -3o
$50 A., managers house, 4 tenant houses
2o0-steer barn, sllos, watered by stream
l25 a. in corn; 100000; terms; on main
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bath see wsts6ed Ter do6 BY stream cssh I'd NIL u
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90 a., 5-room house, cleo, ,outbuildings,
sonG 1850 " %Esf ssf*R MISE s
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Evening star., 1947-07-29
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