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EO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO
ON r T AVE N E.

20 Rhode Island ave. ne.-Price is right.
For a good cash payment you san can Fs5 f,,,a a
iiberaI ifaRiS'ea terms s.sO contset MR MAyNoR sx
elusive at 2Oo2 R. l. ave. ne NO 433s.
COLORED-NEAR :3rd AND FLA. AVE: NE.
tile bath hardwood floors; h." h, tuil
bsmt stationsTy tuos o5u 6ut1a Fasv satsTe terms
s5Ss%Esys iSvTS RE "a Sl4 METRePoI5s + epei55
MApartmens hSrs mouse CONSISTING q ,as apts,,
brick detached: - rms: 3is baths pfleeiii Gsii
Mr.. COLEMAN, Sun, AID. 1894; week
Bz ss sess : Ge]sas sss
COW location: priced right, terms H. T.
ESNP6I5E GSI E Zoo S5 powSiamii5 & TR isS fiat.
on R9ns 9s MR Rr joaN % RpEkeR 5RTEk sS9y pA% Hfa
a6 3Siq af1 g. srs2rLY sF AM S90'
ne; live m | apt. and rent Other each Zach
monthiyo terms. N1METz & H1MELFAssB' H1MELFs
cc66LotRaEHD5-BRooKLAND. c6 RED 27oe 18th st.
ne, off Rhode Island ave. Inn;so rms, nstn' attn
caIi csI Mq. Rf'fRa RaucR, nc 10. 54si cox & CO.,
come, II rms, 2 baths, 3 kitchens gar, gar;
auto. heat. Ige lot; priced very. low. Call
Mr. Rauch, HO. 5461. COX q CO. RE
COIORED-13s8 E ST N.E.-Insbection
by appointment only Owner purchaseed
in suburbs, moving shortly; pos session with
deed six rooms bath, Frieidalre, avn
ings modern kitchen equipment. L. T.
GRAVATTE. exclusive agent. 729 10Th st.
co, D-CORNER-6-room brick with
fuIl bsmt which can be used as business
18th St ne. ] st com. Irving weiss. IA
1927 with BROWN REALTY CORY
Realtors, DU. Sb5S.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.
M. Franklin and Flower

bedrooms and ga baths. conveniently
located in this charming section offering
features to attract the most dissrimina:t,,
ige Hv. rm. and fireplace, family sized
din. rm, lge kit. fully equipped; also bed
rm and full tiled bath on 1st floor; 8
ter builder with 33 years experience in
Silver Spring area: priced under $4,000;
lge 1st trust at 4laee. Call SH. $40, or
SH 0010 till 8. WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. Cont :.
50 000 DOWN-VACANTs

1900 block Dexter ter Sc, off Nichols
aye.-:}-year- old, 2-story brick, ) large
rooms and modern bath. basement; oil
h-w.h; nice yards: Al condition, Priced
to sell this week For details call till 8
pm m. weekdays: Sun, IL to 5.
VIM. CalomiriS Prop, Inc.
1912 18th ST NV DI 1865. --6
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URIA BROS

N 4 HURRY to sell q Virginia property
Set eficient and energetic service By calling
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BRICK RAMBLERS

8 bsdrms., 13hx21 liv.. I'm. With nrspl.,
dispe:si; iuii ssns; Nth Y M,,i sssa isFss sHS
csSSsasSbaf sSsasS s. sea' esi:fa .sso HoaIass SsssY
%. 81. sioo' ovsns eo7s. Ga. osfS.
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ROLLINGWOOD
w. B. WRIGHT
SHEPHERD PARK
WESLEY HEIGHTS

A 1O-room house on a beautiful corner lot
io0x1oO feet, in this restricted and most
This house was except ionally well-built by
the he previous owner. and pride of owner
ship and good care are reflected IN its
bedrooms and 3t2 baths plus a lst fr,
powder room off the library. The owner Is
anxious TO dispose of this property: ano
purchase a fine home at fair price; For
further particulars, please phone MI. Wyse E
MI 5000; ewes. and holidays. MI hIL
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HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

so YEARS SERVICE to local property
v;b WM o
fMMEDiATE hasiiHti SI CASH for your home; n;s: Or
co se Thite N 49, oT eqgTed RH iss5 sBd Md COX d
FOR FOR An An IMMEbiAIE CASH OTTER fer
chsH hs TSg fos issf age-a1sf! or COL
ss#$S syss Ix ssss M
to naMch purchsse homes % in any any section of wash
# fPd PROMPT 1sssRF nsxIis to he sale
PHR1Es f1if "a Realtor. tor soS North Capitol. NA
6533 Free appraisais Results since ns,t. 1919: =,
colored. any condition or section. DE.
HsSa HONE wANrED-can pay $4,000 cash
fs%1 RsRtass.v @ * $9os Or ov; ss53; ~, N$ IS
property 24-hour, service. D1ENER,, NE EHR-
Quick SAFES and expert appraiSals mean
better prices for you, We urgently request
your tnT EvsnaTS E Or snRsaiE phs9ss 9s
18th ih St. tn NV. " Ma o953. -
i HAVE A CLIENT Interested in pur-
chasing immed. 4,bedIm' -ioa 2-nath m home ne
exceed $4,000. I shall be, available to
at OIL. 1913 with VlCIOH WlChEHonAN'
HOMES URGENTLY NEEDED-Having a..
ready sold over 81 000000 worth OF prop.
critics this year, we are constantly in need
of good listings for our many clients II
you are contemplating the sale OF your
home, we shall be happy to have an ex-
perienced representative inspect your prop
erty and give you our best possible ao-
vice to help you probably sell It. Phone
SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. nv nasw''
OFFICER, WIFE and 10-year-old son de-
sire 2-bedroom furnished house, about
July Is; 2 or 3 year assignment PentaFon.
MAI. LIEDING, RE. 800, Ext. 1ol 40 or
GIL, 1896 after $50.
SMALL BRICK HOME for retired couple
with some ground. Would like Mont Go CO
Day ,i'i cash. MR.. BARTLETT, DU. 1868 or
ewes, LU. 2040 agent.
QUICK is THE NAME and QUICK Will pt
the action in buying your house FOR casn
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 773l, FA. 34ie q
m A HURRY to sell q virginia property
set eficient and energetic service by calllns
LURIA BROS.
2n46 Wilson blvd: :----
COLORED-URGENT- doctor wants 3
clean corner house in ne or ;, s;s-; VII IP2G PSGs
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18th and Shepherd

Beautiful location, adjoining and overlook
inz Rock Creek Park: substantial 20-ft
Gruver- built. semidet. brick home In i'm.
maculate cond; very lge. rms. tlIec
ba this, full bsn1t; 2-car garage gas h W n.
storm sash Call WO. 4754 or FRANK 8
141I
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3l1 Cedar St. Takoma Pk. GE N257. 3
5731 KANSAS AVE. NV.

Facing Fort Slocum Park-Detached brick
: rooms 3 baths, rec. room 2-car detachee
NV: CONVENIENT to transportation snc
shopping center For information and in
spection, call Mr. Orem. GE. 9639, MAR
SHALL J WAPLE CO., 1874 l4tn st
v ~ nj 3346
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A L1VABLE HOME

Here's this almost new det. Colonial with
its lge. liv and din. rms, beaut Kit.
equip with de luxe gas range and Ecu IT:
ele.. refgr 8 good-sized bedrms. and tileo
ba III on end f.; bsmt has panel rec. rm
brick and glass inclosed bar, f1repl. stall
shower bath, also sep. laundry rm. with
Bendix washer. and outside entr. on
ground level Located out N. ii. ave.
ne in vic, OF Eastern Star Home. Price
and terms are right for quick sale. Call
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KENT

Beautiful white brick Colonial residence
on one of citys finest residential streets
wide Georgian center hall. liv. rm. open
ing onto very lge. rear screened living
porch, din. rm., richly paneled library
with fireplace. book shelves and adjoin-
ing powder rm., kit. and buffers pantry
on ] st a.; 4 lovely bedrms., 2 baths on
end a: finished Bird e.. paneled clubroom
with bar and fireplace, maids I'm. ano
bath; 2-car. built-in garage: reesonablS
priced at S49.500- Call WA; s62b OF
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KENWOOD

in this desirable locality: lst floor has
reception hall, living room with fireplace
dining room. kitchen, den and powder
room: 2nd floor, bedrooms, baths
recreation room, maids room and bath
gear garage; oil &C. heat; built in 1887
For appointment to inspect. call
w. B. WRIGHT
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IT don't want it. you can, have IT. US too
far for me- say; this eSner sI Int Wno Is h.p. sp.
to stay and thinks miles North Of Falls
church is too far on horseback: we are
You come along and say TITS just right
for me" Phone US, ask for Mr.. Gesnsr
YEoNAs REALTY, 1900 Wilson blvd, GIL
21 90 OK. 1243. Is
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ANOTHER YEONAS BONUS

1.75 acres, S6,s00 You can whittle and
swap and say dang in the country where
whipporwills and the chance to raise your
own vegetables. chicken and "chillum
All this for only S6,S00. At NO extra
bedrnl. asbestos shinEle bungalow. $50
yds; from the main Pa,,,sa hwy p,mb,5s and no
able. Cali Mr.. Gesner, YEoNAs REALTY.
1900 wilson blvd. GL. 2100. OK. 1913.
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BunpaloW-Takoma PIX, Md

This Hollywood home sets on a corner lot
s rooms, gas hot-Water heat: Just tire homt
for three; So5n0 cash. balance about S7E
per mo; Just like rent; unbelieveabls nui
true. Mr. Davis. Gil. 1903. MARSHALL J
WArI z 20 1904 14th st NV, DI. 3346
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

A beautiful Colonial brick home, on large
lot. very conveniently located: there 10 on
the 1st door q large LIVING room. dining dining
.creened-in rear porch: 9 lovely bedrooms
and baths on 3nd foor; stairs to large
attic. with space for additional rooms:
rarsss To INSPECT phone Mr Boswell. Ma
83oO; ewes. and week ends, ov. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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EN- 33Su III y p II
"IYNDAIE"
T. WESLEY BUCHANAN
"MASS. AVE. PARK"
MT PLEASANT

Attractive Colonial brick overlooking, Rock
Geek Park There are 7 rooms, l a baths:
modern equipped kitchen. large screened
rear porch. automatic hot-water heat, wall
to-vall carpeting on st floor and starr
irterlor and exterior in immsc cu!ate con-
ditlon; consider BUNGALOW. in excha nse
hath brick home near 18TH and Lamont
sts NV: automatic hot-vater heat, newly
redecorated throughout vacant immediate
Act quickly Phone Mr.. Evans, WO. 029o.
with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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65O6 Conn. ave. nv
Bethesda-Bradley Woods

BeCneSda-BraQley WOODS
large wooded lot. 1st floor consists Of
large living room with fireplace, spacious
dining room, large fully. equipped modern
Kitchen den and IL bath and side porch.
2nd floor has 3 very large bedrooms and
2 tiled baths Ample closet space. Stairs
to large storage attic. Full basement with
Gas &C heat Call Mr. jackson. MA.
$780, ewes and Sundays. WI. 1888.
: BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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YEONAS BONUS

One big acre; $4,000. Tie this Int s 5is
bow knot and take 1t home today. Dis
nD jsek - puen bsnn.r into nnancinG this balance
Here are. the details; ! nj: from AZ AMMAN MAJ.
iiy rnl'. Butene kit; screened porch. cleo,
Veil pump. bathroom space; bring your
own fixtures Call MI. Lane, YECNAS
REALTY. $500 Wilson blvd. OIL. 2joo'
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BETHESDA

Huntington Terrace sectton-Prewar-b built.
center hall brick Colonial; good cond.;. 3
bedrms,, lge. ltv. ,rm.. full bsmt.., INV. n: I;
nice lot; close to elementary school. tranSp.
Reasonably priced at S21 800 good fin
ancing Direct from owner. no brokers.
To see call WI HS63 -l2
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VACANT, $1,000 DOWN

s-room detached home, Green Meadows.
Nd; Immediate possession; oil hest: large
lot; fun price, only S1o.5oo: rsasonable
terms. Call Mr.. Spratt, co. 9403:
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
"A. $500. -
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SACRIFICE

SACRIFICE
50 800: 100 block F st. Sc; ARRANGED as as
apts. which bring in a good income; price
includes 3 stoves end refgrs; this Is a
real 1args 1s Ta f. soSza s9os 18th
st. ne, MI. s24l. =
COLORED-NEAR HOWARD UNIVERSITY
900 block of Hobart St. n.w.--Colonial
front porch rooms brick entire entire inside ms la
recently redeeo[ated; very % useful f1n,, osse- e
line; 81 900 down. price. S11750. Can
eoLoRGp-SEAR e5 SRGt ,th and E sts SEE;
send er%s ePnv r. seRSh RANDoRPa Re- Rs afs7
t6LoRaD-BEAUTIFUL CAPITAL VIEW
Semidet, 8 rms. brick bath, rec. rm:'
storm windows. elasSed-in rear porch, INV.
oil heat; $4,000 down, terms open lof
inspection. CaIl Mr. CLARK NO. .. 5s6s: a a
rooms and inclosed porch: inclosed back
yard; 2 baths, oil heat; house in Al con-
d;tion; Irice. 81 800; terms. c. W,
THURM. DI 1906, 90s 10th st. NV. =
Colored-Small Down Payment
123 10th ST. se.-Two 3-rm. apts:, full
bsmt.. h,-w.h.. separate entrance; live i've, IN
GoUdaBy feS 5sns 0 REAL u EsfxTE. STA so5 Mass ave
ne. AT 7043.
Colored-Small Down Payment
l405 E St, se.-Brick., 3 nice apts'
located, WiLLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE
500 Mass. ave. ne. AT. 7043:
COLORED-NEW HOMES
Only $1,000 down will buy l;,.s l0vely bneS nsS
CAL CAL now now. Reasonable monthIy payments
DIENER, EHRLICH g. co.
ST. 1881; ewes, GE. 1887.
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RAMBLERS. BUNGALOWS

new group of homes IN beaut: Sc
suburbs. Hillcrest Heishts, q plan to
suit the homeseekers need. Trades con-
sidered Conv. terms. Priced to sell. Di-
rections: Out Penna. ave. sc. to Branch
ave, right on Branch across D. c. line
ton. Open daily.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
MA 1879. VI 1878 HI 4243 IS
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= III = bt INV. %
BUY ONE-ONE FREE
Large s-rm. immaculate home. built two
years; basement, oil INV h. and . modern
3-rm. cottage rents for $75 per mo-: "a
acre, fruit trees. grape arbor and growing
garden; price only S17,95O.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. OK. 1855, GIL. O561.
Evening star., 1948-07-06

A Home With Modern Trend
with fireplace; study with "a bath, attrac.
dining rm. with picture window. full .lee
Kit; aishwasher and sarbase disposal;
closets IN each; full. tile baths; stairs
to storage attic; fun basement. space for
rec rm; gas heat, copper plumbing;
beautiful lge lot with lovely old trees
conv to trans. and schools; located in q
restricted area OF nice homes. sEWELL
REALTY CO., IA So. Glebe rd. 1T Lee
blvd OK O217, GL. 197s-9574: open
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2n4R Wilson blvd.
COLORED-URGENT- doctor wants .
clean corner house in ne. or Sc: Will Pc P1y
up to SI6000. Call MR.. SMITH, Ho
S016 AID 355A lU-
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81. 3O1O until Q pm

New Hampshire Ave. Extended
Detached 5-room brick Colonial, approx.
l year old; fireplace, full basement large
lot, excellent condition; sas heat; low
Call DI 1015 till pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
DFRS Co INC
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ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL

Brk. construction; 1st floor contains, sep
arate entr. hall through house, living
and equipped kit: g. bedrms. on End
noor, tile bath and lge. closets; we'll
arranged basement with ample storise'
cony. to trans and schools, attractivsly
financed. sEWEIL REALTY CO.. "A %.
GIebe I'd at Lee blvd. OK. O217, QL.
Io-a oDen eyes ID
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
New 5-rm. brick, tile bath. fireplace. elec:
kitchen full bsmt insulated unfinished q
2nd floor; S14,5O0; terms. HI. IO99
after 8 pm. Mr.. Hamelton HI: 417O.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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CRESTVIEW

W. Chevy Chase, OF Western ave.-New
brick BUNGALOWS; liv. rm.. with fireplace,
bedrooms and all-tiled bath; full attic
that can be finished; full basement, gas
&C. heat; conv TO everything; con-
vesieh. weekd.ys' sefs1 Sun. I II '' to 'A I'LL '"
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
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GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK

See this immaculate brick home; LIVING
rnn., fireplace, mantel and large mirror
family size dining rm... equipped kitcnen;
N bath and rear porch on nfst nooI' o Q
2nd; full bsmt.; attached ssrsse; excellent
lot Call today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at alebe I'd. or. 25sb. OIL. ooe1.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
See it once this tyr -old brick home; no
reconditionine needed; bedrms.. Q baths,
gas a-c.h. beautiful rec. rm. with fre-
place and tile H., side porch to liv. rm.:
att. gar. situated on large level lot. amid
other attrac brick homes: reas. priced
and on terms; quick possession. For fur
ther details. call OR. 0O4S til 8 pm.
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
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GLOVER PARK

3-bedroom, o-bath brick home. First floor
sunroom; basement, large recreation room
"a bath. bullt-in garage, gas heat; large
front porch Quiet ST., near all schools
Immediate possession. Ewes, Mr.. King
TIE. 072S. RIDDELL REALTY CO., Real.
tors, exclusive, DI 1900
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"It's Cheaper Than Rent

"1t'S Cheaper Than Rent
Only $4,000 cash is needed to purchase
this very nice 3-bedrm.. 1-bath house
2riced at s13,250; one trust with monthly
payments Of S61 includes taxes and in
surance; in one of the fastest-growins sec
tions of se.. west OF Pa. ave: convenient
to shopping, schools. transp.; immediate
occupancy. Call Me. 1l43 until pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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POSSIBILITIES
ROBT. E. LOHR

One or two family. 7-rm., 2-oath center;
hall nome. with large attic and nm and d
.brubbery; excellent location.
DnQT Z 0HR
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BRICK RAMBLER
8O-FT. RAMBLER

Custom built, all-brick California rambler
on over ~ acre wooded lot, just outside
room, with fireplace and built-in book
shelves, dining room. 2 bedrms: and den
or 3rd bedrm.; extra large utility room,
breezeway to brick garage. Finest ma
terials and workmanship. Excellent value
at S22,500.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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,,,ees rop sAlENw (cor, J
FOREST HILLS

Nokt attractive BRICK home, center mall
pIan; S bedrooms. 3la baths: large wooded
lot Possession with settlement. Ewes,
Mrs. Miller, MI. 1853.
TAFT BRIDGE
Near Conn ave.-Immacualte brick town
house, 4 bedrooms. baths. well suited
for entertaining. Near the PARK. Ewes,
rrnp 40 Raaitnrs III -Qnn
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WOODMOOR

WOWJDMOOn
CT: S13,750-outstanding Cape Cod
bungalow; 5 spacious rooms, lge. full
bath; fun bsmt. gas heat, Venetian blinds,
fireplace. exhaust fan; lge. level lot; ST.
500 down; $50 per mo-: immed. poss.
SH 0O10 WoODsIDE REALTY CO. g
PREWAR BRICK
Observation-Disclosures, modern prevar brick
Colonial home, containing 9 Spacious rms
rec, rm.; lovely lot; near stores, sehQclS
:sH ana sE,nss kcE d:ss;!s,, pe1p: .is!. n1; as1
Evening star., 1948-07-06
MASON HIRST
ARL. FORESTS HOMES
LONGACRES REALTORS


De L. Cape Cod Picture Window
Junior high, srade and parochtal schools
are nr. this lovely 3-bsdrm., 2-bath, brick
home. Beautiful lee. corner lot, big kit,
rear yard, bus by door, 10 min, to DOWN
town Wash. Early poss A good house.
prize priced risht At SCI 900, NJ so1d terms Csll
AN, 1901 Columbia pike, CH. 1341. OK.
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VETERANS

New 6-rm brick home. Only 81 100 down,
screens insulation, paved streets gas beat,
full bsmt. 2 blks. to schools, bus. shop
ping. Monthly payment. SS5 plus taxes.
ssss, ss5s and Euclid ST. chsveF''' Nd wa
S. & S. BLDG. CORP.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-01
SUITS EXPLAIN
NY OF HIGH
PRICES

Z lngton. (FP) = One of the
= = of high food prices was re-
vealed as the Department of Justice
announced filing of antitrust suits
against three of the largest U. S.
manufacturers of farm machinery.
Named in the action were the Inter-
national Harvester Co., ]. l. Case Co.
and Deere & Co. with nine of its sub
salaries. Each of the three is charged
with suppressing competition by
agreements forced on retail dealers
In every case the monopoly prac-
tees have pushed up the prices Of
farm machinery Cost of equipment
has been one of the main factors in
creasing the farmers costs of produc-
ton and resulting in a bigger food
bill for the country
Trusts Kill Off Small Competitors
AS pointed out by Assistant Attor-
ney General Herbert A. Bergson, "the
average farming community can sup
port only one or two farm machinery
dealers" Each of the three COM
panies carries a full line of equip
ment By forcing its full line on the
dealers. Each is able to enforce high
prices and kill off small competitors.
Since, in the words of the Depart
ment of Justice, the exclusive ar
rangements limit the range of
selection which farmers might other
wise have in the purchase of farm
the monopolies enjoy full
protection.
The object of the suits, according
to Bergson, is "to restore competition
in this industry and thereby enable
of competing lines of
farm machinery to procure a substan-
tial number of addition market out
let"
The suits if successful will permit
farmers to start lowering their prices.
little hope of immediate
price relief was held out. Antitrust
suits generally take years as they are
fought through the courts. Until a
final court judgment is reached, the
practises continue.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-01
REFERENDUhES 81 and So COMMITTEE COMPOSED
OF HEAVYWEIGHT MONTANA CITIZENS

Forty well-known Montanans will
head the campaign for Referendums
81 and 50, it has been announced in
Helena by Albert Erickson, campaign
manager Referendum 81 seeks re-
enactment and increase of the univer-
sity millage tax from 3 u mills to 6
mills and Referendum So is a $4,000
900 bond issue for new buildings and
improvements at the six units of the
university of Montana.
Most of the men and women on the
state committee are heads of Mon
tana organizations and represent farm
organizations, labor groups, veterans,
civic clubs and come from all sections
of the state.
The committee urged a favorable
vote on Referendum 81 and So "be-
cause enrollments have increased
$40 since 1910, operational costs have
risen, and if we are to insure ade-
quate college educations to Montana
youth, sufficient support and facilities
must be provided
Members of the Referendum com
mittee are:
John S. Barovich, Miles City; Nels
Bach, Sidney; Mrs. Melville Black
ford, Lewistown; Lyman Brewster,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-01

the organization will follow
for another year in these per-
ilous times. Q
NFU President James G..
Patton will keynote the con-
vention with an address on the open
ing day when he will review the
serious problems facing American
agriculture Mr.. Patton spent several
weeks early in the summer in Paris
where he met with the International
Federation of Agricultural Producers
on the perplexing problem of farm
SURPRISES and food shortages and
means of eliminating both were con
sidered.
Members will be brought up to date
on developments with the Farmers
Union Central Exchange by Emil
Syftestad, general manager. FUCE
has just embarked on refinery ex-
pansion program and Mr. Syftestad
will have important information on
the whole supply picture for farmers.
Montana farmers will have an OPP
portuQity for the first time to meet
j. e. Wells, Jr., who resigned as Co
operative Bank Commissioner to be-
come general manager of the Farmers
Union Livestock Association Inter
est in the regional livestock co-opera-
tive is high in Montana since the as
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-01

sociation has gone into processing via
the rendering plant program. Many
stockmen in the Farmers Union as
well as others will hear a good talk
from Mr. Wells on the future of CO.
operative livestock marketing.
M. w. Thatcher, general manager
of GTA, will have a prominent place
on the speaking program. With the
price support program for agriculture
slipping away, members can expect
Bill Thatcher to fire both barrels on
the recent doings of the politicians.
Speaking on education day is
Frances Leber, director of education
for the Eastern Division of the Farm
ers Union and editor of the paper for
that group. Mrs. Leber is a dynamic
platform speaker
North Dakota Farmers Union presi-
dent, aggressive Glenn Talbot is
scheduled for a talk on the member
ship drive Glenn is all steamed up
on what is happening to farmers
these days and will bring a vital mes
sage to Montanans.
C. E. Huff, director of the National
Farmers Union assurances will be on
hand to tell the folks about the rapid
~ growing program of security for
farm people and how farmers are
waking up to the potential financial
they have when they pro
vide their own insurance.
Singing, dancing, dramatics and dis
cussions will enrich the convention
and make this thirty-third annual
meeting one to remember.
F. U. News
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-10-01

Birney; Ernest Burns, Whitefish; c..
w Burns, Billings, D. w. Chapman,
Great Falls; w. A. Denecke, Boze-
man; Paul S. Gillespie, Missoula; J..
j. F'laherty, Great Falls; w. B. Gleed
Dillon; Mrs. w. W. Hamilton, bod
son; Father Frank Harrington, Butte:
w. j. Jameson, Billings; Ashton
Jones, Broadus; Rhoda G. Kennel,
KalisPell; Mrs. Aubrey Knowles, Mis-
soula; DR.. Thomas L. Hawkins, Hell
ena; Mike Lacey, Butte; Oscar Hills,
Butte.
Also James d. Law, Harlowton;
Kleis Larsen, Missoula; r. c. Lots,
Great Falls; William Meyer, Butte;
E. F. Naegele, Helena; Mrs. Walter
Peoples, Cut Bank; Mrs. Dallas J..
Reed, Missoula; Fred L. Robinson,
Malta; Tom A. Ross, Chinook: Henry
J. Sawtell, Miles City; Eugene w.
Savage, Butte; George Sine, Boze-
man; M. c. Simpson, Volberg; Clark
son Spain, Bozeman; Jack Toole,
Shelby; John F. Travis, Havre; Sam
w. Wallander, Froid; 0. S. Warden,
Great Falls; Winton Weydemeyer.
Fortine; and Rev. L. B. Whitman.
Helena.