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done any better during those 81 years. "Ever since
1 homesteaded," he writes, III have been using
Conoco Products, and I am 100 per cent satisfied
with them and wouldn't use anything else. I am
especially enthusiastic about your Nth motor oil -.
my equipment consists of the following-a 1887
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01

ormick- Deering F-12 tractor
a 1889 McC ormick-D eering W-30
tractor-a 1947 Minneapolis-M Moline
UTS tractor-a Minneapolis-Mol ine
combine--a 1884 Chevrolet truck
a 1889 Chevrolet truck-a Model A
Ford truck-and q 1887 Twin City
irrigation pump.
Recently | sold my Mccormick
Deering 1920 tractor 49,. In the 18
years l used this tractor, Ioverhauled
it only twice. Both times only the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01

V Wh your fayorite recipes to Mrs. Annie To.
boms 'e e. t : 10 Cafeteria. Ponca City, Okla.
Shears for a 2 10Y par of genuine Wiss Pinking
lame. II duplicates are received, the one - ~
e am Will be determined by Mrs. WbeeIer
mental Oil Company, pe's OF Conti-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01

sleeve assemblies and rings were replaced -"
81 years use of Conoco Products in all kinds of
farm equipment is a mighty fine recommendation.
Why not call your Conoco Agent today for a drum
of Conoco Nth with the special added ingredient
that OIL-PLATES your enginei
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01
Pork Chops Deluxe!


-. oy Mrs. Gus Sakewitz, Manor. Texa.
tb;ckk chops' u inch 6 narrow strips chee4.
1T. lemon jules u cup water
sheI1ou. enops' brown in hot skillet. Place IN
snalow baking dish. Pour t. lemon ;pice 90
"a cnop. Lay cheese strip over each cbon
easoo, "aIer. Cover. Bake in moderate oven
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01

excavating according to the soil conservation plan.
Here's what Mr.. C. F. Sorensen, above, has to say:
eOur machinery consists of 2 DIT Caterpillar tractors,
1 8-yard and l 12-yard carryall scraper, a land plane,
a 6-ton Diamond T truck, a half-ton Dodge pickup,
and 3 passenger cars.
costs are kept at a minimum, due to the high
quality of Conoco oils and greases used. We cannot
speak too highly for your Conoco Nth and HID oils :.
1.-THE farm route that was established by G. w.
Wheeler, Conoco representative has proved very
satisfactory and helpful ...."
You can become accustomed to minimum operating
costs, too! Become a Conoco Customer, todayl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01
Custom Farmers" Conoco
Customers for 35 Years!

For IS years, Sorensen
Brothers, of Murray, Utah,
have been using Conoco
Products. You can bet your
life there's something extra
about Conoco Products to
keep customers satisfied for
20 many years! Besides
owning a 75-acre hay and
grain farm, they do custom
work for the other farmers
in Salt Lake County, level
ing land, bulldozing, and
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
COMMITTEE FOR
LABOR DISPUTE
INVESTIGATION
Mayor Hendriekson Is Re
quesied 10 Investigate
Juneau Spruce Tieup

Mayor WaiEo E. Hendrickson was
looking for a committee of five per-
sons today to investigate the current
Juneau labor dispute which has tied
up the Juneau Spruce Corporation
sawmill here for the last 20 days
The committee will request both
management and labor for state
ments of their positions in the dis
pute between the company and Lo-
cal l-l6, CLIO international long
shoremen and Warehousemen's I'm
ion. The statements are to be pub
lished so that the public may know
the reasons behind the dispute.
Such a committee was requested
in a letter received today by the
Mayor from Hans Berg, President OF
the Juneau Contractors and Employ
ers Association
In the meantime, there were no
other new developments in the dis
pute which has aroused considerable
interest in the entire community.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
SEATTLE ATTORNEY
UNDER ARREST ON
PERJURY CHARGE

SEATTLE, April 29.-R- John
Caughlan, Seattle attorney and
member Of the State Social Secur-
ity Commission, was free under
$500 bond today after his arrest
on Federal grand jury indict-
ment charging perjury
He is accused of having false
ly testified in naturalization pro-
ceeding that he was not member
of the Communist party.
Caughlan, in a statement issued
after his arrest yesterday, brand
ed the charge as untrue
The indictment said the state
ment was made in Federal court
here October %, 1916, when Caugh-
Ian was representing an alidl who
was seeking citizenship.
The attorney former King
county deputy prosecutor, said the
charge lis not only an attack up
on me, but what is more important,
it is an attack upon all the pro-
pressive forces of our state to
whom I have been privileged to
give legal services for many years.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
PLANE IS
SAVED BY
G(A RADhR

SEATTLE, April 29-R-An Army
airplane, flying blind toward the Pa
cific ocean. was guided. TO earth yes
terdav Ky Sand Point Naval Air Sta
ton radar.
The plane, an A-26 bomber en-
route from Tinker Field, Okla, to
McChord Field, became lost when
precipitation static made its radio
beam receiver useless.
When the pilot, Lit. Clyde Hahn,
was unable to clear the clouds at
$4,000 feet, McChord asked the
Sand Point station to locate the
plane and land it.
Sand Point finally contacted the
craft above the Olympic mountains,
heading west toward the Pacific
ocean with its three occupants.
Within a few minutes, Sand Point
and the WILDLY Island Naval Sta
ton obtained radio fix on the
plane and directed it here. 1t was
guided to landing by the ground
CONTROLLED approach (GCA) radar.
1t was the second time in five days
the stations GOA system has saved
a plane from probable disaster A
civilian plane carrying five persons
was landed Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
KENTUCKY POLICE
CHIEF IS KILLED
By insane NEGRO

ADAIRVILLE, Ky, April 29-Ri-
An insane negro shot to death chief
OF Police Rufus Barrow. So with the
officers own pistol today then for
more than an hour stood off officers
before he finally was overpowered.
The negro, listed as E d w a d
Downs. &c. had been adiudged insane
and was in custody OF the officer,
awaiting bus to take him to an
institution. The prisoner seized the
officers gun, felled him and fired
shot into his body, killing him in
stantly.
Then the man, waving the gun
menacingly, took up position over
the officers body and detied police
and sheriffs deputies
The officers refrained immed-
lately from attempting to seize him
lest he start shooting into the crowd
OF several hundred which quickly
gathered.
After nearly an hour and half,
the officers kept the mans atten-
ton while another negro, Capers
Crnmbaugh, As, slipped up behind
Downs, flattened him and disarmed
him.
Barrow had been police chief here
about ten years
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
FLEET OF BUSES
FOR NORTH Being
SHIPPED BY BARGE

SEATTLE, April 29.-tR-A fleet
Of buses leave here late today
bound for Anchorage. Alaska. But
you went be able to buy a ticket
on any of them-they're going by
water aboard one of the Alaska
Freight Express freighter barges
Ten of the five-ton vehicles
were purchased in Spokane recently
by the Matanuska Valley Lines
They will be put into service in the
Anchorage area.
Nine Of the buses were loaded
aboard the steel barge No. 1897
yesterday. The tenth bus is already
on its way north via the Alaska
Highway, piloted by Russell Swank
owner of the Alaska line,
It will be varied cargo aboard
the barge when she is towed into
the stream by Capt. Earl Nc
Whinney's tug Macloufay.
In addition to the BUSES, the
cargo includes a 35-foot seine
boat fer Seward, heavy equipment
Tor mining operations in the north
and general freight.
incidentally, this will be the
maiden voyage in the Alaska trade
for barge No. 1877
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29

ly solely on aircraft" to prevent
such an attack. He said we would
have to have plenty of anti-air-
craft and other ground force
equipment.
The only way to prevent an at
tack Ton the United States is to
hold toutlying) bases Royal said
He mentioned Alaska, Newfound-
land. Iceland and the Azores.
In reply to a question by SEN
ator Knowland (R-Calif), Royal
said an enemy would not neces-
sarily need a sea fleet to capture
or hold these bases. He said it
could be done by air through a
hopping procedure.
Nor would they need fleet, if
they captured those bases, to hop
more places" he said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Steel Firms Raped
By Sen. 0'Mahoney

WASHINGTON, April 29.-tR--
Democratic Senator Joseph O'Ma-
honey of Wyoming charged today
that steel firms are telling a one
sided story by cutting prices. O'Ma-
honey added that he wants Con-
gress to investigate
The Wyoming Senator said that
the price reductions announced by
the four major steel producers re-
Gently apparently are substantial
But, OMahoney claimed, the re-
auctions do not offset earlier price
increases in the steel industry.
O'Mahoney claims that this
only emphasizes the need for an
immediate Congressional inquiry
of the price negotiation policies OF
Big Steel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
ARABS OBJECT TO
INT. POLICE FORCE
FOR JERUSALEM
By MAX HARRELsON

LAKE SUCCESS. April 29.-tRl-
The Arabs today rejected a French
proposal for an international vol
unteer police force for Jerusalem
The Jews agreed to the proposal
for 1,000-man elite force to
safeguard Jerusalems holy places
under proposed truce, but the
Arab rejection dashed hopes for
its establishment.
Janal Husseini, vice-chairman of
the Arab Higher Committee for
Palestine, told the United Nations
Trusteeship Council the Arabs "ob-
ject to foreign troops being sent
to our country He said the term
troops also meant police.
Husseini added that the Arabs
would not resist the proposed po-
lice force but would never agree
to it.
Moshe Shertok, head OF the Jew
ish Agency's political department,
said the Jews definitely agree to
setting up a U. NJ force for Jeru-
salem
The United States renewed its
appeal meanwhile for quick U. NJ
approval Of The American plan for
U. NJ trusteeship over Palestine.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
LION OF NORTH"
NOW vICE-pRES.,
CHINESE NATION

NANKING, April 29.-tR-Gen.
Lii Tsung-jen, new Lion of the
North" was elected Vice President
of China today.
The office is without power except
the right of succession to President
Chang Kai-shek.
Ii, reform candidate who has
buoked Chang on more than one
occasion, roundly defeated the in
cumbent, DR.. Sun Fo, 1888 to 1925
sun originally was supported ty
Chang. But the President, during
the election, told the National AS
sembly delegates to vote as they
chose
Lis election. in measure, was
minor defeat for the strong right
wing of the Kuomintang its first
such political defeat in 20 years
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
French Socialists
Rejeti 0yeriurey,
Two Major Parties

PARIS, April 2e--..i- French Sc
cialists have rejected overtures from
members Of the Communist and De
Gaule parties. The Socialists Ma
tional Council has adopted a motion
Of definite refusal to recent De
Gaullist proposals for an alliance
with the parties i'll the present
French coalition government. The
Socialists also have snubbed new
Communist offers of political coop
eraticn CT the three parties, only
the Socialists are in the government
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Truman NOT NAMING
Special Board for
Strike at Boeings

WASHINGTON, April 29-g
President Truman replied in the ne
gative today when asked if he plans
to appoint a board in connection
with the Boeing strike at Seattle.
He said that under the national
emergency provisions of the Taft
Hartley Act, he couldn't appoint
such board unless the strike con-
st.tuted a national emergency.
Mr. Truman told his news confer
ence that the Cancellation service is
working heroically on the dispute
He said he thought, and hoped, il
would be settled.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Talk Confidence.
Cut Out Crisis,
Is Now Propose!

WASHINGTON. April 29.-lR4-
One official of the United States
Chamber of Commerce wants the
government to prepare price and
ration controls and then lock them
up as top secrets with other war
plans.
This suggestion is made by the
chairman of the Chambers Econ
omic Policy Committee, William
Street, in a speech prepared tor the
fourth and final day Of the groups
Seth annual meeting here today.
Streets address adds that, maybe
one OF the crucial issues today is to
stop talking crisis in this nation and
to start talking confidence.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Blockade Holdinq
Up House Passage
OF Anii Red Bill

WASHINGTON, April 29-lR-A
temporary blockade is holding up
expected House passage OF an
anti Communist bill Backers Of
the measure want the bill passed
next week. However, House Speak
er Joseph Martin says that APP
preparation bills for several gov
eminent agencies will be acted on
first, SO the House may not vote
en- the anti-Red bill until tie sec
ond week in May.
Included in the measure is one
provision requiring the Ccmmun-
list party to register each year
with the Justice Department and
to supply a list of members.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Strike OF N. Y. Stock
Exchange Workers
Ended;;pay Raised

NEW YORK, April i9.-Rt- Wall
Street can forget its labor troubles
now and concentrate on the stock
tickers again. The month-old
strike by the financial workers on
the exchange has been ended.
The AFL union voted to return
to work after accepting an offer
Of wage increases, temporarily, UNI
til the issue is investigated. The
$50 financial employees who have
been striking against the stock
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Three Too Many
On Honeymoon Is
Positive Decision

SEATTLE, April 29-lR-Dont
take your father-in- law on your
honeymoon.
Thisadvice comes to you from,
Mary Lou and Nick Furfaro and
Floyd Monroe-bride. groom and
father in law respectively.
The Furfaros dashed away from
their wedding to catch boat to
Victoria. Just at sailing time
there was a knock on their state
room door and therel in the flesh,
was the father-in-law Monroe
had dropped down to the boat
for the going-away party
BY that time the boat was go
ing away.
Next summer the Furfaros are
going to California. Alone. There
will not be a going away party
|
Three U. S. farm workers can now
produce more than four could be-
| fore World War II
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
A RISING VOTE

DLNVER-tRl The Denver Post
took a poll to see whether street
car riders believe a man should sur
render his seat to a feminine fare
spender. Forty-two per cent of the
men questioned gave a flat yes
answer but only 81 per cent Of the
women were as emphatic.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
DRESS UNIFORMS

SINGAPORE -Soldiers of the
Malay Regiment. part of Britains
armed forces, claim the most exc
tic dress uniforms af any military
men in the world.
They have issued silk sarons wo-
ven IN green, red and gold; green
velvet songkoks Muslin hats, and
white undreSses.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
$1,000 Fresh
Ham Baked
In Big Fire

SIOUX CITY, Ia, April 29.-tRL-
If the firemen who fought stub
born blaze at a freezer storage
plant here looked hungry, may
be there's a reason.
The bin in which the flames
caused damage yesterday, contain
ed $4,000 fresh hams, property
Of the strike-bound Armour and
Company.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
PREVENT ATTACK
ON U. 5.;;pR0T
OUTLYING BASES

WASHINGTON. April 29-R-
Senator Gordon tR-Ore) said to-
day that the assumption is that if
war should come the enemy would
try to knock out Americas indus
trial might by air attacks.
At a Senate appropriations Com
mittee hearing. Senator Gordon
asked Secretary Of the Army Roy
all whether a 70-group Air Force
would be justified on that basis.
Royal replied that we cant re-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29

exchange were expected to he back
en- their jobs TO-DAY. Those who
walked out Of the curb exchange
at the same time settled their dis
pute about two weeks ago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Early Settlement
In Boeing Strike
Reported Fading

SEATTLE, April 29-t.Y- Hope
has faded for an early meeting to
seek an end to the Boeing strike.
The company declined an invitation
from Federal conciliators to meet
with the Aeronautical Mechanics
Union, which is leading the walkout
Of $4,000 workers.
Boeing President William Allen
said the company will not confer
with ANU officials because, he con-
tended, the local union is no longer
a collective bargaining agency"
Allen declared it has lost that pri-
vilege because the current strike SIS
a contract violation"
The Boeing President also assert
ed that chose on strike are no long
er employees of the company
Only about 20 per cent OF Ameri-
can farm HOMES have running water
Agricultural scientists can deter
mine what plant foods a plant lacks
by ANALYSIS of the leaves.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29

Only about 20 per cent OF Ameri-
can farm homes have running water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYlAND

& BLK. FROM MARLBORO PIKE, blks.
from District Line; rooms. cellar, hot
water heat; gas; ELECTRICITY: no bath; 3
CoLORED NORTH ARLINGTON = New
BUNGALOWS: living room, 2 bedrooms, bath,
fully equipped kitchen, air-cond. gas
heat; $500 down, balance like rent;
30-Gay Gil preference. Information eve.
and sunday. CHI. 3O65 Ii
Benedict, Md, on Brandywine hwy
Brick bungalow. yrs old with Ia acres
ground; vacant; possession with deposit.
MRS. LEWIS, HO. 2669, with PASQUAL
REALTY CO, Elk. $3.50. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

GET OUT THAT spring hover cataIog.
FOR $4,000 cash where else can you buy
country home. cleaning white. close
ins Excellent bus service. ~ acre, 4 bed
rooms. maids room, INV. heat, "a baths.
colt liv rnl with fireplace, super kitch-
en-. oak floors. with finest materials and
construction throughout: excellent finance.
l,450-spriGg showers will make this
large yard. $4,000. bloom with flowers;
brick . bedrooms, expansion attic. ccny.
bus service. We believe 81 500 will close
the deal.
Snap your fingers in the landlords
face; 81 800 cash will buy any one Of three
brick. 2-bedroom. semdet., in excellent loc.
Old Man Depression needn't scare you.
Take your choice of 4 income homes with
2 to apis. Here's one, $40 income
from End floor. live on ] st A., pay 500
per mo. and $500 cash. J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY Co, OK. 44s7. IL
CONTINUED On Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

terms terms ia a. bARNE, Gil. s57s; ewes,
oW. 4a41. 400 No. Fillmore St. Arl,, Va.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. ArlingtonaePos-
session FEB. S: 6-rm. brick house. 6 yrs
old: l1a blks from elementary and T. nigh
schSol 6edTms toi and !, Dafn
po eaefS sarase. storm windows; sidewalk;
S sgdEfs :iSsst slsGGo Sh ter
a modern Groom brick home g large bed
rooms) baths, automatic heat; full r bas dv
Arlington homes ysrying in price Iron, from
terms. MITCHELL QUICK, D1. 1881.
S SEsnaasS' VVf n First Of
fering of an attractive modern brick nome
rooms and bath aor spd Wo pe1eeent
bedrooms on second floor. Convenient TO
Rssninss Ra MIJ 5f1s QUICK d. ss$l
OTTAGEs-Beautifully designed rambler
on your lot, 2 bedrms:: So, 700: Immediate
e eo:a "a. 7s kEYsrosl eoNsiHoI 81
tiful overlea Knobs. Features large av.
19 rs ser pors d Rec Sedrms tn.
rec rm.. maids rm. and facil.; oil sch:
large; level lot. Good price and terms aht
Broker and Builder, OK. 0771. oW. 1857.
OPEN, 1.s-only $4,000: reas. cash: at
tractive frame bungalow: large porches.
basement eorne, lot Resl buy for .pon some e
center. Lee blvd. to Washinston blyd;;,
east block to So. Courthouse I'd to 60l
and open sign (arrows). DICK TRACEY,
OK. 0771. OW. 1857.
NEAR GLEBE ROAD and Lee highway
$4,000. 3-bedrm., 1-bath. brick home.
Nicely decorated. Liv. .rm.. 21x12k: fire.
place; nice din. rm., fully equipped kit;
breakfast nook space, full bsmt.. gas heat,
metal Venetian blinds and awnings: 50 800
first trust. payable SOS per month includ-
ing taxes l block from transp.. blks.
from schools; immed poss. LUCILLE
COOK, exclusive. AK: :3a72. AK. 1864.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-An exceptionally
lge 5-rm brick Colonial home, on a
lovely wooded lot; liy; Im 141ss with
exceptionally large. Substantial cash
needed 70, purchase, This is in spotless
to MANNAs REALTY CO.. 2116 wilson
blvd, GIG or OK. 27s4. -13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

STATE REALTY CO.. INC, Offers
TYLER Park resale, 2-bedroom brick
hung allow 50 500 down payment, monthly
payments $5s including taxes and in
Home and income; close-in Va; End
Hoor, complete apt rented at $40 per
mo. monthly payments on trust. $50;
Near Merrifield: 3-bedroom rambler;
Immediate occupancy; S13,500.
Fails Church; new, 2-bedroom bungalow;
$4,000. Phone FA. 1749; ewes. and Sun,
PA 93Tg -12
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o s s soI fnrn aWNE L. b SHADY sss
ington and Lee shopping center; this prac-
tically new semidetached brick home has
living room, dining room, modern kitch;
porch; second floor has good-sized bed
rooms, modern tile bath; large attic can
be finished into bedroom: owner occupied;
days d or weekdays until ! Pm. 'G GEAEEY
MoDERN BUNGALOW - Lovely. bright
room. extremely modern kitchen; three
bedrooms on 1st floor. also screened con-
crete porch. basement, Oil NV. heat:
ao 5ssS s saSS OF only xe:Rds3s until G
P P% HEAMEx &C. Cape Cod brick. is CEN
f., large living room with fireplace and
entrance to side porch, dining room and
weiIsplsnned hall you privately enter both
1st-f. bedrooms. with tile bath between;
2nd 4 has spacious bedrooms with tile
ment is designed for large rec. room;
metal storm screens and windows; oil
a f. H.; located close in sood neiEhborhood
ego. Open from 1-5 today. GIL. 5722.
WyYNNEWooD offers home environment
home with 6 sparkling modern rms. on
a beautifully wooded lot has these fea-
lures: Living rm. with open fireplace,
side, screened porch, dining rm. Ii IT. 4
in. by IA IT,, a well-planned kit. 8 lovely
bedrms. I'll #. 4 in. by 10 it., IL IT. in.
by ,13. it., 10 It. by 13 #. 9 in.l tiled
bath, foored attic. att. gar. and full bsmt
with bath. maids rm. or rec rm., oil heat;
this property is among homes Of refine
ment so plan to see today; price, S19,950,
with $4,000 cash. SMITH REAL ESTATE
CO., Realtors, CHI. S007, GIL. O4S4. ia
BRICK HoME-Conveniently accessible
to Pentagon and Navy Bldg: full bsmt.
laundry trays, gas automatic heat. Ist
FIR. bright sunny kitchen, fully equipped
extra large liv rm. and dinette combina-
ton. End a., 2 large bedrms. and tile
bath: ample closet space throughout Cir
substances REQUIRE owner to sell at cost,
cash wi. viii hands; EXCLUSIVE. COREY
Ionial brick, center. hall entrance; iiv.
rm with fireplace. din. rm., equipped kit,
SEWING rm;; rear porch. End a., spacious
b Dc. 81, tile bath; 3rd a I'm. in knotty
s sssi g. ms ag' 1876 pdSr L. ss, Sw
1878, OK. 1907 Ia