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Evening star., 1948-07-25
LOTS FOR SAlE.
I'm FOREST HILL"

I'm FOREST HILL"
@ eorn.r: .Sodsd ios; ioesssd On :, com
& 900 So It.. and il must be sold now.
ssss:s ssSs' s. ssp'fi Sc SSss Harry + 'sifD1As:
NORTHWEST LOTS
Standardized: some have water &c ar, and sever
We win oifer you. These lots are in thu
Phe city q has suiis up to these lots BEAL
JSRSEa d5Bb asss cS Nstonsi sS Sfs ave-
COMMERCIAL LAND
ssss, 5000 8 S.. .ns W /. .5sa .ns !.
lease on ss-year basis. BEALI. TURNER
4. Co, 1lo5 Vermont ave. RA. ossS.
THE BEST LOT DEAL
NO,h ..in n2s, ys HsIt1 with ma, sm
section. owner viii assist IN hnancirg TO
build. Early selection assures ehoiee
's. ssa7 Cali OWENS 1889; evsnin''' Assm' s.
TEMPLE HILLS PARK
Nature pl6ceQ THIS oeautuul SuUuiNlsiOu Us
Temple Hills Park on a high and healthiul
plateau overlooking the adjacent M hills Tns
Capitol grounds The old Temple road. .
fine paved highway, is alongside this sub
division. This is a wholesome community.
where hospitality and GOOD fellowship
abound, so Characteristic OF the real Amer;
lean way Of ME Lots are 6ozsoo ans
low as 500 cash per iot and slS per lot
per month. A building site. l00xsO0, con.
tains, 10000 SQUARE feet Of land almost
electricity, which enables one to use cleo
trie pump for water system and septic tank
for sanitary purpose. Bus service Is main"
talnsd from The Temple Hi. Hills bus staten;
change Drive out Pa. ave. Sc. 70 Branch
ave. south on Branch ave. to Silver HILL
then TO right strsiSht to Temple I'd; on
Temple rd, see our sign Mr.. Baker at
home on the property evenings and Satur-
days and holidays and Sundays all day.
Temple I'd BEALL, TURNER b co, IIos
Vermont eve. NV. Randolph osso, Ma
$450-UP
Nr. Sill spr, Md Builders opport. Tract
/ nf for iunr htli1dinr All
Evening star., 1948-07-25

FRACTION OF ACRE or iafser. industriai
sites, rr,. siding available; fast DEVELOPING
industrial area; direct from owner; SOC
per So it. PEBBLES CHEMICAL CO.
ONCE: On; 2525; res. co. 7197.
COMMERCIAL. industrial ground. d. c.
and Nd: railroad sidings; all prices. 3.
N LIGHTBOWN, WA 1925.
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL LAND. on TT. sid
ing. in Northeast Washington, for sale.
Call WORTHINGCQN, CH 4R40
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Just listed, this 5-rm. row brick house;
near. Reed Theater and swimming pool;
price only 50 500 with So 900 cash down,
bal. in 1st trust. Call Mr.. Powers, 81.
31Q3; wkdays.. RE. $3.50 10 a m. till dark.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO, RE. $3.50.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

SMALL OFFICE BLDG.
Easily converted from 9-rm house for alert
business concern in rising commercial dis
trict. near Sears. Wisconsin ave; 3 full
stories in rear, . in front; kit. toilets,
attic, lge. bsmt., oil heat; special $500 re-
onction today only Visit, 12 to pm. 4712
Wis ave. NV OIL. 1T4R
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CHANTILLY ESTATES

$3.50 up. Beautiful handicapped Chantilly
Estates of one-acre lots; close to stores,
transportation to town; 20 mi. or 80 min;
ments inc: builders available for constr:
Directions: Route 80 across Memorial
Bridge to Fairfax, right to Winchester.
Route so. miles to signs. CHAET1LLY
ESTATES Pick your lot today, not many
left Call Herndon 39-J-4. Bring deposit.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Near Mayfower and Statler Hotels and
Government departments; 3-story brick,
II rooms and Az baths, plus large base
ment with plaStered ceiling and asphalt
tile floor: fuorescent lights throughout
building including basement; 4-car heated
garage and two-car parking lots on prem
fixtures; automatic oil-burning hot-water
heating system: now used as once build
ing; quickly changed to doctors Offices,
where there is demand for each. Price
S65 900. Phone Everett Scott, UN. zoos,
with
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

12% ACRES overlooking Prince GEORGES
Country Club, incl. S-rm. house in gooo
cond. Sewer and water available. Ad-
Jacent to recently started Landover apts
project OWNER, OR. 1899 -25
ON PARK ROAD, near Mt Pleasant, fine
old 4bedrm. home. Located on apt. house
ground, zoned SOC. House vacant I'M
mediate occupancy. Finest apt. house site
in city, with home or income until con-
struction is started. Cali Mr.. Oakes with
JAMES l.. DIXON, 1922 18th st. NV
ST. 1900. Ewes, UN 1899. tOpen
Sundays exclusively -27
SILVER SPRING-All ready to go; plans
and FHA-6Os loan placed for "a units
These deals are scarce: Call MI, Bedford
COLORED-APT. SITE for "a units. Iv,
City, near Hecht's warehouse. 10000 50
#. Price. $4,000. r. ELIOT MIDDLE
ION, Realtor. RE. 1lSl. ~
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SMALL ESTATE

pflo acre: u rms. baths, including
rm. and bath apt, with private en-
trance; beautiful grounds; 10 minutes
bus service; convenient 10 schools and
buses. Available.
l.. MCGEE KING
1881 Wilson blvd, Gil. 5273 CHI 550S
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NEAR LEE BLVD.

Top value; convenient to PentaEon; owner
Isavinsi charmins prewar brick Colonial
tffuiy equip. kit, 3 bedrms, tile bath,
briEht cellar, oil &C, lovely level lot only
$4,000 down; A. trust, Four other hne
homes from S13.asO up. DICK TRACY.
Broker and Builder, Gil. 1872, oW. 1857.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
"Broker Of Better Homes. OW. 5"'9
BUNGALOW-4 BEDRMS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Fine new Colonial brick in excel. section
OF 1ine homes: Arl Country Club view
c:ntsins y bath on st a, , Pedrms,. :.
bsmt, rec rm; lovely screened side porch;
large shaded lot; S27,3uU Nj. I. BROY-
HILL & ION. INC, CHI $500. ~
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ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD

Nr Arlngtons new St. Annes Church;
tenced-in back yard, wonderful screened
side porch; rms. large and attractive;
peri for pets and children; close to
buses. schools and churches; srocerv
around corner Must be seen to be
appreciated. M. T. BROYHIIL 4 SON,
Evening star., 1948-07-25
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
REAL BUYS

AUNT APT.-S17,950
emidet brick: separate heating plants;
An ROSEY AID n1un -oh
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OPEN TODAY 90

Wilson blvd. and Illinois st. in N. Arling
ton, showing OF rms, brick. Cape
Cod and Colonial type homes With liz
and > baths. Several designs to choose
from, pick yours out now and select
your own decorating scheme Occupancy
80 days, priced from $1,000. Drive out
today 70 reach: Out Wash blvd. account
OF detour) to Harrison St, left a few so.
TO Wilson blvd, right one 50 to property.
KEITH D. RRUMRACK
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OPEN TODAY II

II you. are looking for a large 3-bedrm.
rambler, all on one floor, no steps, invest
AlI bedrooms have > closets ifa batbs
foyer entrance Huge liv.-din rm., fre-
place and picture windows. Dream kit
blh L area. Manv outstanding features.
such as radiant heat, gas fired; disappear
lng stairway. oak parouet floors. etc
Large, shaded Handicapped lots Drec-
irons Drive out Lee hwy. to Great Falls
s.; N Falls Church. Make right turn and
continue to Lincoln ave, and Open" sign
Real Estate Service Inc.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
THE BEST LOT DEAL

In North Arlington, Va. With Q smaTl
amount Of cash q reliable party may ac-
auire a lovely homesite in country club
section. Owner will assist In hnancing TO
build Early selection assures 0 ehoics
lot. Cali OWENS 1888; evenings. Adams
Evening star., 1948-07-25

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Downtown nr 10th and N Y ave. NV
CONSISTING OF store on lst fl. and 4 suites
OF onces above. possession of entire bldg
aVailab BILE at once; only $1,000 down bal
IN easy terms. Call OWNER, NE. OO95,
ME 1888. -
Excellent Business Opportunity
Self-service grocery: meat and vegetables:
can average $4,000 per mo-; 1O-yr. lease
Apts and add. store net $500 per month
Location, downtown Alexandria, Va Shown
BY appt. only. Call ON. O4S4 -oR
Evening star., 1948-07-25
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Modernlstic white stucco. Radiant heat
lac. lot, finished bearms. and Tiled
bath; Sl45uO. sos Hallwood ave, FA
22b.,
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$4,000

41U,LUU
2-bedrm. asb.-sh. bungalow, on beautifully
kept 75x15o lot; liv rm., din nm. and
fully equip kit $4,000 down.. ARFAX
REALTY. IA. 1850, CH. 1850. -25
4 BEDROOMS, $12,750
brick home with liv. rm., 21x16. din.
nm. kit. bedrms. and bath on lst O..
2 bedrms. upstairs; full bsnt.. oil INV h.,
"a bath; move in with down payment
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2116 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. Gil. or
OK, 21S4. II
Ramblers, $19,950 to SIS 900
All have 3 or more bedrooms, l and Ia
or more baths; picture windows, modern
kitchens, some include stoves, refrigera-
tors, deep freeze, garbage disposal ex-
hsust fans, etc. large, beautiful lots
Your choice of Easements or Radiant
heated floors. Financing arranged. For
modern, comfortable living, come and see
for y"urself.
MANNAS REALTY co.
n q L1,,1
Evening star., 1948-07-25
SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont,
NEW CAPE COD HOUSES

5 NEW CAFE COD HOUSES
We have for sal. 5-rm. "A. plan houses
consists Of iv, RI rm with Colonial II firepiace. ACE
din. rm.. lTe. kit, 2 bedrms., and lee. tile
bath. ali on. a, There is a lge expansive
m.nf. @ with laundry facilities ~ and C outside
entrance: gas air-cond. ht.: lRe. lot. These
ar. the nrst houses built in Ar by Muhle-
fore the war. To those of you who own
pr have seen a Muhlemar and Kayhoe
house. We need say no more. Come out
sssso 0'e 70 nese seseh Out wilson as Bvd to
Nc Glebe rd;, left to Carton Spring I'd.
Spring. l mile to No Frederick St, rt:
on Frederick. blk to No. 9Th st. and
es5 %nwInNn sisns E1eusysly IW With STANLEY
Broad st Falls Church. Va. FA. 1893.
3 LARGE BEDROOMS
You viii enjoy the three spacious bedrms
rm, with hrepl., comb kit-dinette equip
with new gas range and elec. refrg. Also
assiRs Ss With prse ARd
cash. bal. at ST per mo-. incl. interest
principal, taxes and insurance. Should sell
today.
80 MIN. TOD. C.
W. otter here 6-rm. brick Cape Cod.
bedrms. and fun bath on End A. Other
features incl. S4-acre lot and fun hsmt.
with stoker coal h.-w.h. Asking Sl3.500.
COW. ARL. LOCATION
brick Cape Cod, vacant and ready for
immed. occupancy. Liv. rm. with hrepl.
ain; nm. EQUIP kit. 2 bedrms. and fun tile
bath on lst n, Expansion attic. finished
hsnt:, oil h -w.h.. delightful rear yd, with
stately oaks. Price, Sl4,95o; 81, 600 cash
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agency
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CONN. AVE.-S3,45O UP

Of T OONN. HV VC.-1o,f fCU Ut
chevy Chase, D. c., at Garrison and oath
SITS NV Beautifully wooded lots, so to
100 #. frontage, any desired depth: Rep.
resentative on grounds Sunday, to
pm. Drive out Conn. ave, turn right on
Fessenden st, | blk. to 34th St, turn
left SHAPIRO, INC. NE. 1717, IA.
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BRICK BUNGALOW, So 200
COLLINS & PRICE

3 rms, stairway to attic. equipped kit.
full bsmt.i located in cony. Jefferson Vii
lage; price incl. furn. A very good buy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08
Jerry WaIdS Success Story
BY LEON GUTTERGAN
Copyright, 1913, Jewish Telegraphic Agency,

HOLLYWOOD
Alexander the Great assembled the throne TO- conquered
1he known world
800 nations defeated 100000
of ROmes greatest George Washington
pointed adutant at
At e. Shakespeare master mind powerful at rs wrote his
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08

faithful, "Pride of the Marines,
Ozark Passage, ''TO Have and To
Have Not, and Destination To-
kyO." Ready for release are films
which, although not yet seen by
the public, have already been CIV
en- tremendous wOrd-Of-mOuth
publicity by the industry's insid-
ers. These films are Johnny Be-
linda" already tOuted as an Acad-
envy Award winner, "Happy
Tines, Danny Hayes funniest
picture to date, Adventures of
Don JUAN" zone Sunday After
noon" and FIamingO Road"
To say that Jerry Valid has
risen to the top rung of his pro-
fession in the 16 years he has been
at Warner Bros. is to put it mild
ly. Today he ranks with Goldwyn,
Selznick and Zanuck. And Holly
wood citizens are willing to wager
that this coming March will see
him the winner of the most covet-
ed producers award given by the
motion picture industry, the Irv-
ing Thalberg Academy Award
Oscar. In other words, this
mans success story is one of the
most remarkable in movie history.
1 am often asked the question:
'What makes Jerry Wald tick ?"
or: "HOw does he manage to solve
the most complicated film prob
lens. !" or: "How can one man &C
cOmplish SO much in such a short
space of time ?" or: "What's the
secret of his success? ?"
Today, at SO, Valid is the SYM
boil of Hollywood success stories.
Having watched him develop for
the past ten years into a top
ranking creative artist whose
thoughts, ideas and opinions are
felt the world over through his
motion pictures,
Valid has vision of surprising
imagination. Add to this incredi-
BILE audacity, sublime self-cOnfi-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08

dence, unqualified courage, amaz-
ing virility of mind an d
body, and q personality that can
only be described as Overwhelm-
ing. Small wonder, then, that
this man has become symbol of
dynamic energy in Hollywood.
He believes hardships chisel out
a strong future, the greatest men
come from the ranks (as he did),
and that there is no such thing as
genius without something behind
it. The greatest genuises have
been the greatest workers. He be-
lieves, as Franklin did: IF a man
empties his purse into his head,
no man can take it from him."
Everything about Jerry Wald is
speed, squirt, spirit and rush. His
enthusiasm is transmittable, con-
tagious and catching. He has
faith in other people, he has al
ways given the other fellow due
consideration for his thoughts and
actions. His decisions are always
fair. His brain is lightning-lile,
so is his walk. He is a man of
warm friendIiness which finds it's
way even into his largest trans
actions. His decisions mean the
gain or loss of millions for Warn
er Bros. So far he has always won.
There is no stopping this man!
Onward! Onward! seems to be his
motto. Work to him is a tonic and
a bracer. He has a remarkable
for solid, Flooding toll.
With him people are neither great
nor small - they are right or
wrong. His mind devours books,
films, plays, newspap-
ers, radio and original scripts by
The hundreds. His memory is as
He knows thousands of
story plots and characteristics,
and all current events with story
ideas are at his command.
Jerry Wald is the modern Hol-
lywOOd synonym for SUCCESS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-08

masterpieces at 81.
Today in the Goth century, we
have such gentleman living and
working in Hollywood who can
compare favorably with the afore-
mentioned figures of history. He
is 36-year-old Jerry Wald, a hui
man dynamo of a motion picture
producer who is the main reason
for the tremendous success Warn
er Bros. studio has had in the past
years.
Wald has, in the last few years,
produced more than 20 hit pic
lures with the impact of machine
gun bullets. This year alone he
has produced 10 films, all big-bud-
geted, tOp-starred productions, and
prepared three screen plays which
were sold to other studios because
of casting difficulties. In addi-
ton to that, he is preparing five
other stories for filming. All,
please remember, in one year. The
custom in Hollywood is for a pro-
ducer to complete one or two films
I'm one year. Any man who at
tempts to undertake more than
two pictures is considered a gamb-
Ter, a chance-taker, a risky in
Vestment.
Of course, Jerry Wald's pheno-
menal success of one big box Of
flee hit after another has made
the Brothers Warner quite hap
py, for not only has it meant
greater riches for them but
higher level of prestige which has
come with the release of Wald
films.
But older producers, directors,
writers and stars of Hollywood,
many of whom have been in the
business since its early days, are
standing on the sidelines and won
dering how long this dynamo can
go on turning out such money
makers as 'Key Largo, mildred
Pierce" "TO the Victor, "HumOr-
esque", "POssessed", "The I'm
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-26
had lodged with the city council.

had lodged with the city council.
James M. Barr III, Jaycee
PRESIDENT said afterwards he was
assuming full responsibility for all
the distributions made and those
proposed in connection with the
organizations plan to fight racial
hatred and religious intolerance.
The blotters carry a picture of
a young boy with a tear in his
eye and represent him as saying,
81 am too an American" Be-
Meth the caption are these words,
"You bet, Sonny-No matter what
your race or religion" At the
bottom appears this plea: Eight
racial and religious hate"
The Jaycee president said he
felt very strongly about the blot
ter idea and the Jaycee's Ameri-
canism program but that if the
distribution of the blotters is 60
ing to hurt the cause of the pro-
gram, he would prefer to aban-
don it. He added that he felt it
would be a "shame" for the coun-
ty school board to oppose distribu-
ting the blotters in the schools.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-26
Texas Negro Police
Meet in Austin

AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 26. GAN
P)-More than 80 members at
tended the 18th annual meeting
of the Texas Negro Peace Off
GERS association held in Austin
last week. The sessions were held
at the Dorie Miller auditorium.
The most important piece OF
business taken up at the meeting
was the question of whether peace
officers in the state should carry
their side arms to communities in
the state outside their jurisdiction.
Patrolman Marshall Jenkins,
president of the Houston branch,
said that the Houston Police de-
partment felt that all police Off
GERS under state civil service are
state officers. This gives them the
right to carry their arms anywhere
in the state.
District Atty. Jack Roberts said
that he felt that the only peace
officers who could carry their
arms anywhere in the state were
the Texas Rangers. Other officers
should not carry arms outside OF
their immediate jurisdiction except
, on special assignment or seeking
a fugitive.
The question was brought out
to Pres. Brown L. Bracken by
Adrian Powell of Orange. He was
referring to the recent arrest Of
Officer Herman Mackey of Hous
ton in Madisonville for carrying
a gun. Later the local judge drop
ped charges against him.
In a special election Ted Viii
liams of the Negro Labor New
of Houston was voted to fill tn
newly created office of publicit,
director. He is also publicity MAJ
of the Houston branch.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-26
His Word
BY Archbishop w. d. c. johnson

By Archbishop w. d. c. Johnson
The present times recalls US to
Acts 1874 as it is written: "To
whom also he showed himself alive
after his passion by many infalli-
BILE proofs, being seen of them
40 days, and speaking the things
pertaining the kingdom of God.
And being assembled together with
them, he commanded them that
they should not depart from Jeru-
salem butw ait for the promise OF
the Father which, saith he, We have
heard of me. For John truly bap-
tized with water: but We shall be
baptized with the Holy Ghost not
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-26
many days hence"

many days hence"
Unable to comprehend Gods
plans, while on the Mount of
Olives, they asked Jesus a ques-
ton which was the continuous
echo of their hopes. Lord wilt
thou at this time restore again,
the kingdom to Israeli"
"And he saith unto them, 1t is
not for you to know the times OF
the seasons which the Father hath
put in his own power. But We shall
receive power after the Holy
Ghost is come upon you; and We
shall be witnesses unto me both
in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and
Samaria, and unto the uttermost
part of the earth"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-26
Object 10 Equality
BIoiteTs

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, II
(ANP)-The fight for civil rights
and against racial prejudice is al
wavs in a jam in Dixie. South
erners just don't believe in rights
for Negroes or other minorities.
The Juniom Chamber of Com
merce here decided recently to
help the cause of peace and ra-
cial harmony by distributing
Americanism blotters to combat
"racial and religious intolerance"
The plan ran into a snag last
week when Supt. Paul Cole OF
Albermarle county schools said
the school board would have to
consider the proposal to have the
blotters distributed through the
schools of the county.
Some think the board will turn
thumbs down on the idea because
of the civil rights angle which
white patrons might raise. Earlier
last week the Jaycees announced
that they planned to make the
county school distribution.
Cole, in making his statement
on the plan, said in the light of
developments he felt that the
school board should have an op-
portunity to pass on the PROPOSE
ton.
1t happens that the American.
ism blotters were distributed ii
the city with gas and water bills
Unfortunately, the name of the
Junior Chamber was nowhere uset
as the sponsoring organization
and some of the residents receiv
ing the blotters unsigned appar
emily assumed that the city wa
undertaking to conduct a civi
rights campaign.
The complaints reached the cit,
council and some city officials an,
white citizens became disturbe,
over the matter. The local whit
paper carried published reports O.
the distribution of the blotters an
the complaints which the white
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-26
THE BELL.

Again, we see all OF the signs,
as we'll as fell all of the fangs OF
an approaching depression. Color
ed people always do. 1t is a ira
ditional thing, but we do not need
to keep it so.
In all of the widespread ghet-
toes (Harlems) scattered all over
this prejudiced country, the same
pattern that presented itself be-
fore the dreadful depression of
1929 is again presenting itself.
But there are some things that we
can do ourselves to prevent the
holocaust of misery and depriva-
ton that overwhelmed us before.
We can act now to wipe out
the young wolves that infest these
little Harlems, preying on private
citizens and merchants alike, to
steal that which does them little
good, and helps to wreck the mo-
rale and competence of the COM
munity.
We a curb the ever growing
prostitution, which is so prevalent
in times of need among u girls
the flower and hope of our gen
Grafton.
We can set up a louder clamor
for economic and employment OPP
portunities for both our young
and old people.
We can seek to ebb the flow Of
cheap wine (sneaky Pete) that
both saps the strength and the
mental capacity of our youth.
Yes, we can and must do all Of
these things, if we would avoic
the cataclysmic riots, the whole
sale evicitions of outstanding citi
zens, the h~eart-rending povert!
that warps the soul and the harsl
individualism that not only wreck
a nation, but tears asunder tn
sacred ties that bind together tn
hopes and destinies of a minorit,
people.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-26

August 16, it was reported this
week. Cape Towns suburban
railroads have installed car for
Europeans only.
This segregation, which applies
to first-class passengers only, has
been working smoothly, it is re-
ported.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-10
nan nar and accrned interest

than par and accrued Interest
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check drawn in favor of
the Board of Education of the I'm
ion Local school District OF Union
Township, Union County, Ohio, in
the sum of $S50.00.
The Board of Education of said
Union Local school District re-
serves the privilege 10 reject all
bids.
The proceedings looking to the
issuance of these bonds have been
taken under the supervision Of
Messrs Squire, Sanders and Demp-
sey, Bond Attorneys of Cleveland,
Ohio, whose approving opinion viii
be furnished, together with the
printed bonds, at the expense of
the Board of Education.
Bids should be sealed and endor-
sed Bids for School Improvement
Bonds" Board of Education of the
Union Local School District of
Union Township, Union County,
Ohio.
Bernice ]. Ryan,
Clerk of the Board of Education OF
the Union Local SchoI District OF
Union Township, Union County,
4-26-3M