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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
OF Interest To World
War Veterans

Mr.. w. F. Wheatley, Chief, Voca-
tional Rehabilitation and Education
Division, Veterans Administration,
jackson, Miss, who is responsible
for administering all of the educa-
ton and training benefits of Laws
which have been passed by Con-
gress for veterans of World War II
of Mississippi, reports that many of
the schools in Mississippi are COOP
Grating in an excellent way with the
Veterans Administration in provid-
ing specialized training along indus
trial lines for veterans of World War
ii. The schools and colleges are max
ing a great contribution to the eco
nomic and social welfare of the state
in providing training for its citizens
along industrial lines and in definite
fields whereby ~ex-service lei have
an opportunity to learn a trade and
to become established in following
their chosen trade in order to earn
a livelihood.
The Junior Colleges of the state
are in the lead in providing new
courses of instruction in order to
meet the needs of veterans. The
Presidents of the various Junior Col
leges definitely commenced laying
plans for meeting the needs of re-
turning veterans in early 1914 by
allocating to each other certain types
of courses to be offered. These new
courses are all open to veterans
without regard to their educational
level. The couses offered are too
numerous to outline but this news
paper, as a service to all veterans in
this area, lists the following Junior
Colleges of the state and some of
the major curses being offered.
The Copiah-Lincoln Junior Col
lege located at Wesson, is offering
specialized training in automotive
mechanics, carpentry and woodwork
air conditioning and refrigeration,
and in farm and general shop. The
East Central Junior College located
at Decatur, is offering courses in
automotive mechanics, woodwork,
laboratory technician, and as recent
ly announced, a specialized course in
diesel engine mechanics. This course
will be of particular interest to many
veterans in Mississippi who are in
terested in training themselves ir
this new and rapidly developing
field. The Kinds County Junior Col
lege located at Raymond, is offering
thoroughly organized courses ir
electricity, air conditioning and re-
frigeration, and radio repair. This
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
'fsesmss county p@le&bsll
tournament .sAAs~

The Holmes County Basketball
Tournament held at the Tchula
School Gym all day Friday, rebru-
airy %, was an enjoyable occasion
and a great success. All the games
were close, hard fought battles, with
good playing by all, and superb
playing by some. Coach Bob Patter-
son of Durant, recently returned
veteran, by his excellent refereeing
did much to make the Tournament
a CT The craftsmanship dis
played by all participants was truly
remarkable.
The Tchula girls winning a close
and exciting game with Coxburg
girls were crowned County Cham
pions. Every basket meant a vital
point in the last quarter with the
score tied. The Tchula girls sustain
ed such terrific barrage winning by
a score Of Is to 10.
This is the final appearance of
two seasoned senior players, Evelyn
Kazar and Polly Heard, forwards on
local court. The Lexington boys over
came a stubborn defence put up by
the Goodman aggregation to win
through to victory.
The outstanding players of the
girls teams were Browning West,
forward; Buck and Carnathan, Tchu-
la forwards; Gwin and Shields,
Tchula guards; Henson and Hocutt,
Coxburg forwards; while Farmer al
forward and Jackson at guard did
outstanding duty for the Lexington
girls. Kazar, Hearn Taylor and Wor-
ren of the Tchula team deserve hon
orable mention.
On the boys teams, Smith ano
Turbeville of Tchula, Ables of Good
man, Davis, Red" Byrd and Ed.
wards of Lexington, and Covingtor
of Coxburg, played stellar ball.
Large crowds attended each game
All left highly thrilled. A champion
ship banner is to be given each
champion team.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
CONSERVATORY NOTES
BY a. p. Corrou

The following farmers have re-
Gently made conservation farm plans
on their farms with the help Of the
Holmes County Soil Conservation
District Technicians: E. c. Howard,
Mrs. Modena G. Howard, c. G. Var
Keuren, Mrs. Sallie M. Myers, w
S. Odom, Dan Riley and Samson
Brown of Durant.
Mr.. H. P. Watson of Lexington
planted 1000 Catalpa trees last week
with the view of growing fence posts
for the farm. When planted on more
fertile soil, Catalpa trees r report
ed to grow well and to provide fence
posts which will resist decay almos:
as well as black locust wood.
MIR, j. L. L%onginotti of Durant re-
ports that the terraces constructed
on his farm south of town, about
two years ago, has increased the
value of his farm considerably.
They have reduced the erosion,
drained the low places, and added a
couple of bales of cotton to the pro-
duction of the farm each year, said
Mr.. Longinotti.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
1916 Crop Insurance
Now Being Accepted

e. r. Trotman, County Admins
trative Officer of the AAA County
Committee, said today that applica-
tons for 1916 Cotton Crop Insurance
are now being accepted by agents
and at the AAA Office.
You can insure 75% Of your nor
NAL cotton production in 1916 for a
cost of 10 pounds of lint cotton for
each acre planted, or insure 500 of
your normal production for a cost
of 5 pounds per acre.
One policy, with one premium to
pay, insures a farmer against all
unavoidable natural risks. And mo
matter how much a farmer plants,
or how much the crop is worth in
the market, the only way to be sure
of an income is to protest his crop
with Federal crop insurance, MIR.
Trotman pointed out.
Taking out Federal Crop Insurance
twas described as "only setting aside
so much each year to take care of
a loss that is almost sure to come
sometime in the future. And if a
crop is lost, the indemnity received
by an insured farmer gives him a
return for what he has invested in
the crop in the way of seed costs and
labor.
Farmers are urged to drop in at
the AAA office if they have any
questions about the program. Crop
insurance applications must be filed
by April 10, 1916.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28

school operates the only barber
school in the state and has a mod
ern equipped shop of ten chairs with
all the modern accessories needed.
Ten veterans can be trained each
six months. This Junior College also
operates a large modern meat cur
ing and cold storage plant where
excellent opportunities are afforded
for training veterans in butcherine
and meat curing.
The Holmes Junior College locat.
ed at Goodman, offers specialized
training in general electricity, laun.
drying, refrigeration and air condi-
tioning, carpentry and cabinet work
and in general farm machinery re.
pair. The Jones County Junior Col
lege located at Ellisville, offers spec
ialized courses in radio repair and
servicing, wood manufacturing, and
textiles. This Junior College operates
the only Matchmaking and watch re-
pairing school in the state. This de-
partment is e~xcellently equipped
with the newest and most modern
equipment. The instructor, a gradu-
ate of the Bradley Polytechnic In
stitute, has been a highly successful
j~ewelryman for more than rs years,
Graduates from this watch repairing
school are now operating their own
business successfully.
The Meridian Junior College, with
one of the largest and best equipped
trade schools in the South, offers
excellent training in radio repair,
sheet metal work, welding automo-
tive mechanics, machine shop, and
carpentry. The Pearl River Junior
College at Poplarville, offers a COM
plete course in veterinary sience and
offers specialized training to veterans
in commercial work. The Perkinston
Junior College located at Perkinston,
has excellent courses in sheet metal,
building trades and forestry. The
Southwest Junior College located at
Summit, offers trade courses in farm
machinery repair and truck and trac-
tor mechanics. The Sunflower Junior
College located at Moorhead. offers
courses in farm machinery repair,
truck and tractor repair and is the
only Junior College in the State
which gives training in flying.
For Negro veterans the Alcorn A
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
|HJC Wins Lions
Bowl Trophy

Goodman, Miss, Feb, 2Sth--The
Lions Bowl through its sponsors at
Laurel presented to the College an
appropriate Trophy at the schools
assembly this week.
Mr.. Peevey, President of the
Laurel Lions Club made the presen-
tation, and gave each boy on the
Squad playing a miniature gold foot
ball. Mr.. Marks along with Mrs.
Peevey and Mrs. Marks accompani-
ed Mr.. Peevey to Goodman. This
was the first official Junior College
Football Championship game ever
sponsored in Mississippi and from
all available records was the first in
the Nation for Lions Club sponsor
ing.
The club officials at Laurel has
established the Junior College In
vitation Bowl game as an annual
event. Holmes is proud to be one OF
the first participants in this very
high type sport event. The game
was played on November Both and
resulted in a 90 tie between Kinds
Junior College of Raymond and the
Holmes Bulldogs of Goodman.
A capacity crown witnessed this
outstanding football game, and all
are looking forward to the l946 Lion
Bowl Game.
r. w. Almond,
Publicity Director.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
TrostIe-McNee Vows
PIedaed In Meridian

Miss Billie McNeer, of Goodman,
and Abram Y. Trostle of Lancaster,
Pa, were married Friday, February
s, at seven o'clock, in a double ring
ceremony by Justice of the Peace
Cunningham in his home at Meridian.
The bride was attractively dress
ed in a grey suit with black Access
series and a shoulder corsage of
white carnations
Attending the couple were the
Misses fish Thompson and LESSEE
Jackson, who entertained with a
chicken supper Immediately after
the ceremony.
The couple will be at home at
720-45th Ave-, Meridian
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
T TO

No. 1920 Letters testamentary hav-
ing been granted on the End day Of
February, 1916, by the Chancery
Court of Holmes County, Miss, to
the undersigned upon the estate Of
Mrs. Sallie w. Glass. Deceased, no.
tice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate to
present the same to the Clerk Of
said Court for probate and registra-
ton according to law within six
months from this date, or they win
be forever barred.
This the End day of February,
1916.
Mrs. Joe Glass May,
Executrix. 22-4tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
To The Clubs and
Peoples of Holmes Co.

wish to take this method to thank
the various clubs of Holmes County
for their liberal contribution to our
dental program for school children.
For the benefit of those who have
not had the plan explained, l will
say: The State Board of Health Of
fered to put up $250.00 to be match
ed by $250.00 raised by Holmes
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28

County to pay dentist on an hour
ly basis for caring for the dental
needs of school children. The dentist
of the county most heartily agreed
to cooperate in such a program wen
though they do it at a sacrifice.
Now, we have the money ($5Oo.oo)
the dentist, and the children who
need the work. The next and prob
ably the hardest of all is to get the
parents and children to realize the
need and take advantage OF it. This
is the opportunity for the Parent
Teachers Association to help a great
deal.
W. H. Weeks, Director
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
REAL ESTATE BROKER

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GOOD TIMES MAY NOT LAST
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l have 20 nice ideally located lots
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Box 252, Phone 1913, Durant, Miss.
l can also help you get arranged
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28

& M. College offers specialized train
ing in the building, automotive, and
electrical trades. Jackson College To-
Gated in jackson, offers course in
carpentry, interior decorating and
house painting. Rust College located
in Holly Springs likewise, offers
some training in the shop trades.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-02-28
1916 Mac Donald
Almanacs
25c Euch
Duront News Office
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-One 30-gallon hot
water tank with side arm gas
heater; both in good condition. Mrs.
V. L. Willis, Durant, Miss. 24-2tp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
Mary Heed Circle
Enjoys Hospitality
Mrs. T.. n. Bacoi

fbt Mary Hetd Circle N the
W0maha Society ~ Christian
safglef ~ Tie fifat Methodist
ehufth 81 pasfafeuia thl0tfd
tie H6spifsiitg ~ MH D. n So
rat ~ bef horne bh beach iio1te
vhfd ~ the weekly meeting
Monday afternoon
me ehaifmah Mrs j. y Car
yer presided OYER q short bust
ness session and Mrs Ubton
DhVid vas leader ~ the bf6efam.
This consisted " n talk on
Faith" given by Mrs Bse0t and
another ON "fhe ehufeh'A OD
pofiunity IN Germany" by Mr..
David 4
The devotional was led by Mrs.
q r. Warden
Next week the circle VIII Join
the other two circles " the So
eiety In . program meeting NJ
the church,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

lnh Hbfeasi n the times, regents
~ Washington State college
bage authorized ~ ekpandina
program n engineering ihsifut
tim Including atomic p0Hef ~
RinoefinR
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

a 8altfbfbof bia.ih clothes
line int eff h5i Hst t6ffBdt
n III hal hlAh lHKNhIaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
Vancleave

A. md Nj Leo p bagis iefi
Monday idf sah Antonio fts +
wfefe ~ Dagia ekpfeis ~ BE-
feassiened ~ sefViee N tbe aif
corps ff the emergency dufa
Ton
M and Mfs VI p Dennis.
IT, ~ Lake Charles, h. vert
guests last Week ~ M and Mr..
Al stagg
kippy Rouse young son 0f M
md Mrs Clifton Rouse NJ Pas
cBRoula IL nov staying with HE
u1cle and aunt, Nj md Mrs
AZ Bt6Rg and has fesebfdiled ~
y student IN the VaGcieaVe school
Former pupils md other
friends " Professor f. t. CfGsatb
waite regret ~ learn " his death
~ Oeean Springs
Captain md Mrs DIN H. Davis
and small daughter left for Jack.
son, MISS Saturday after q de-.
iightfnI visit with the H. w
D9vises
Mrs Maude Rouse, Mrs VII.
ford LesthefWO0d gnd children
and Mrs G. " Kustef ana chill
droB, oil II Mobile we're dinner
guests Saturday ~ Mesdames
E0fl Davis and Ed Vaughn
Mrs &. H. Ramsay spent u few
days last week IN New Orleans
where she visited her daughter,
Miss Barbara Ramsay and other
relatives.
Mrs cuzzy Fletcher Was a bus.
moss visitor 70 Biloxi Friday.
1t. and Mrs Wyetb r. Ram
say who have been in c6lif0fs
MIA for several months are ~
home on a visit 10 their fespec.
tive parents, Mrs. ~ w Ram
say and Mr. and Mrs e. l.,
Dees
Mrs. W. H. WestfsiI was call.
cd 10 New Orleans Thursday by
the serious illness Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Isabel Martin Ravens
who was injured recently In IN
automobile accident.
Technical Sergeant and Mrs.
Floyd Golf and son have been
enjoying a Through with Sgt.
GOffs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Scott GOm They left Friday In
their bOuse-trallsr for San An
tonic, Texas. Sgt. o0n has re-
enlisted IN the Army Air Corps
and goes 10 the Texas city for
further orders,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Palst and
Joseph Pals, Jf., ~ New Or
leans have taken IN apartment
In the home Of Mrs. Palst's stunt,
Mrs Jane Morris Dennis Joseph,
Jr., has entered the VaBeIe8ve
school Mr. pgIet IN employed ~
ingalls,.
Frank H. Ramsay Is NJ home
from the Pacific area where he
was with the Marine Medical
Corps.
Mrs Alfred White WIS the
guest Monday Of Mrs Ray fIa.
vens.
H. r Rubie, son ~ Mrs H. ~
Holden, Is ~ home from the Eus
fOpean Theatef of War
Mrs Ida Fern Wilson, the rom.
nGfeiai teacher IN the Vaneie4Ve
school, spent the weekend IT her
nome north ~ Gulfp0ft
s i.c Jimmie Furry II the
United States Navy Is NJ home
on fuflOugh visiting his mother,
Mrs Raymond MsIlette. and Nj.
Mallette and family At their home
on Fort Bayou
Mr.. and Mrs Palma Murphy
and children and Mr. Muir
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

bhl8 has 40 tieeitie furnaces
tapahit N making i12e eco toms
If steel a vest
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

ptfg. s. dtovt e. F6rwmih
Hias HHndav ~ visit Mfs Ma
ply, sfs sister, Mrs Peel
gfaham
Mrs. r. = Mitchell md thH
dfeh vent a. pasfae9tda Sun
dag H. make The acquaintance
If their nee RfahdsGh and ne
| bhtW Edsei Lee Mitchell IT,.
born last week 10 M and Mrs.
| Mitchell
j. 4. 0BuekJ Griffin son NJ M.
and Mrs Chilly Griffin ~ Fort
Bayou has been released from
the HaVy,
NJ md Mrs James Kinks and
daughter, Bobby Hae, are max
iHR their home with Mrs. Helen
Bethuhe and son MI Kinks Is
The new forest ranger Mrs BE.
thuhe Is IN charge N the fire
tower
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Leathefs
bury and children VI LAc0mbe,
L8, are spending several days
with Mrs Loathefbufy's mother,
Mrs H. H. Roberts They came
over primarily 10 attend the mar
fiage 0f Miss Desifee Roberts
and Charles Bhoffef which took
place bnndHY afternoon NJ the
VaDeleave Methodist church
Misses Emmy Lou and Marjorie
Ramsay spent the weekend ~
the G. H. Ramsay home, coming
oyer ~ the H0befts.S heffef wed.
ding
Among those attending the
Methodist Educational meeting
Friday ~ the Main Street Meth6s
dist church In Biloxi were the
Rev and Mrs Walters, Misses
Naomi Wo0dm8n, Susie and Fan.
ME Vaughan.
Miss katherine Davis was hos.
tess Tuesday night NJ q bridal
shower for Mis- Desifee Rob
efts at the home ~ the bride
eject A large number of friends
attended
Mrs Charles a. Bhefref OF
Opelik6, Ala WIS The guest Of
Mrs H. H. Roberts for the week
end, coming for the marriage ~
her son, Charles W. Bherfer, ~
Miss Deslfee Roberts, Other out
0f town guests we're Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Of pasc6g0ula
H. Keil Martin IL visiting his
parents, M and Mrs. Bailey
Martin II Fort Bayou c0mmu.
nifty.
Curtis Davis, u, b. N, loft
California Tuesday On route ~
Pearl Hafb0r
Jacob r. L0ckafd Is nov ON.
| plOvfd ~ tie ihRalls Bhipbuild4
ing Corporation NJ Paseag0ula,
Bupt ~ H. Tac0ni, Mr. and
Mrs Edward Ellis and Ivan VI.
lis we're business visitors ~ Pas.
eagOuia Monday.
H. H. Ware and Miss Lizzie
Ware spent Tuesday IN Biloxi
Vaneieave basketball teams
went ~ Dfbefvills school gym.
Hagium Saturday 70 take part
in the basketball tournament
Both teams we're defeated III the
semi finals. A. there was not
time Saturday evening for the
finals. that game vii BE- played
Monday night
M. and Mrs Burton Rob
efts entertained at dinner Sabs
day in honor NJ the birthdays
II Mrs Cooper furry and daagb-
Ter, Mrs Helen F91 FURY
Their guests included also, Mr.
and Mrs Quincy Roberts aHd
Gambler Roberts Of Nj Pleasant
and Mr. and Mr. Emmett GgG
and daughter, Peggy, d M0ss
Point.
Nj and Mrs Henry Davis ien
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

Hiheig five bffftht N hhtfi
tan families include tahhti
n6aas IN lheif alfi Regularly
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

The feeofd underwater dive he
900 feet INSIDE in ~ experiment
NJ laboratory,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

Sunday for q visit 10 the lattefs
parents In Mcc0mb CITY.
Mr. ard Mrs Howard Davis
arr Inc proud grandparents Of
another granddaughter, Velma
jean, born january y ~ Mr. and
Mrs Hev1s Hsbby VI codeB,
Alabama.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
.Chorles Shaw Fomily
Hos Recent Reunion
AT Escdtowpo Home

Members 0f the family ~ M.
and Mrs Charles Shaw had he
pleasure III all being together
for The first time In 10 years re-
Gently 1T their home in EseataW.
pa
Starting with the arrival Of
Cpl and Mrs Harlan Shaw and
baby from Agfie0la Christmas
day the family has been coming
from different parts u the world,
following the discharges " the
sons from army and navy after
service overseas They Wefs all
together until january H. While
some " the family are still at
the home ~ MI and Mrs Shaw
many have departed for the va.
fi0as towns and cities In which
they live.
Among those In the family
groups we're Mr. and Mrs Haf.
Ian Shaw and wife and baby
of Agfie0la, John Shaw, former.
" u the navy and Mrs SHAW
6f Pensacola Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Shaw and three children
of Winamac, Ind, Mrs, William
Smith Of Rochester. Ind, Bob
Shaw Of The UB Merchant Ma
fine, Mr. and Mrs Tommy Gfiers
son n Moss Point, and Mr. and
Mrs joe X Brown and three
children Mr. and Mrs Ollie Ray
Cunningham and two daughters,
Billy, Francis and Charles irwin
Shaw and Mr. and Mrs, Shaw.
Evening star., 1946-08-26
RAiLERS.

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radio, etc. Sales lot open 3 am. to pm.
Mon: through @ Sat Stoekroom open s a m
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new And USED house trailers on 1e t,
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GMC BUS. make ideal trailer; good motor
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1916 ALMA TRAILER; 90 #. wheels
1894 Chrysler. air flow fordor, excellent
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Evening star., 1946-08-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEW BUILDING, 18th and H sts. ne, re-
tan and wholesale location, adjacent Sears
Roebuck and Giant Market: $4,000 SO. tt.
floor, fronting 125 ft. on Benning rd,
zoned 2nd comm: al-freproof bldg, us
able for offices. dept. stores. merchandise
open all sides; will finish to suit tenant S
requirements. Will divide: now ready for
occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. I76S.
BUSINESS PROPERTY. 18th st.. bet 1
and N n.w.-Approx. 1000 So. # store
man, with CONNER g RYoN. INC, 9.7
Sth st NV, RE. 3216 or WI 214S = :
FOR RENT-BusinesS property, 3455 N
WASHINGTON blvd; large lot for parking
II interested see c. w. CLEVER g. CO,
INC, 1928 N. Irving st. Arlington, Va
STORES. warehouses. ofices-Specializing
In commercial and industrial properties
viii build to suit your requirements. We
have 80 loca atoms in the Metropolitan Area,
retail and wholesale. LOUIS BURMAN,
sa6 G ST. N.w.-a.oo it.. divided into
10 rms. Will Lease any part for com
villa WILL BuIEp GIfi AND All GIVE GIVE long term lease
alone: loc.. on Wilson blvd. at ArIng ton
Ridge rd. in Rosslyn. Ample parking pro-
yided. 10000 to 100000 So. IT. HERMAN
SCHMIDT. woodward Bldg, Ma. 9257
APPROXIMATELY 5000 square IT, desir-
able space, suitable many uses. including
store, Offices, studio, beauty parlor, etc: on
Conn. ave, close to S st. NV. entire bldg
for lease to substantial tenant on long
term lease. Seen by appt. only. Call Mr..
Dixon, with ROBERT L. MckEEVER CO.
Realtors. Shoreham Bldg, Ma. 1850; ewes,