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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-08-20
The Scandal Of Our Censored Textbooks

/ Deleted completely was the sen
tence: "These men wanted their prop
erty protected by law" Powerful
Recommendation of this very mild state
ment is abundantly present in 1.-THE
History of Great American Fortunes"
by the able historian Gustavus Myers.
But facts have no relevance in de-
termined witch-hunt.
The Ralph Robey report on the
Rugg texts, a report financed by the
National Association of Manufacture
ers, started the fireworks. The re-
port was exposed by the American
Committee for Democracy and Intel
lectual Freedom. It's Committee on
Textbooks, composed of fourteen
leading educators, stated that Robey's
"one-sided emphasis is in effect an
appraisal suggestion that the
writer of schoolroom text would do
well to play down the contrariety of
interest between economic classes as
factor in American history
The committee, after a careful study
of all the Rugg texts under fire, re-
ported: HE has treated his data fair
ly-recounted the facts distin-
guished facts from opinion :. stated
both sides of controversial issues"
But this scholastic integrity did not
prevent Professor Rugg from being
attacked as bitterly as though he had
presented American history in terms
of Louis Adamic's saga of economic
violence, Dynamite
Since the Rugg affair, which
brought down an avalanche of criti-
cism upon it's head the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers has careful
ly avoided interference with school
texts. At its 1947 meeting it merely
resolved that "since manufacturing is
fundamental to the phenomenal
growth and development of this coun-
try, the history of American manufac-
turing should be presented in its true
light"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-08-20
NAM Adopts More Subtle
Method

To this end, the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers sends copious
literature to scholastic executives and
teachers, offering free classroom
quantities" of pamphlets which teach
children that % industrialists scarce
ly make any profit, (2) taxes on prof
its should be cut, 90 the government
should stop spending so much money,
(4) the Taft-Hartley Labor Act is fine,
60 planned economy is wrong, co the
National Association of Manufacture
ers is a great public servant.
The United States Chamber of Com
is likewise careful to stay out
of the open ranks of textbook baiters.
It's views on liberal education, how
ever are well-known. "a review of
history indicates that as culture
The Durant news., 1948-10-28

2 cups uncooked Riceland Rice
1 6ia -ounce can tuna fish
2 tablespoons chopped onion
3 cups seasoned cheese sauce
2 or 8 fresh tomatoes
To cook Riceland Rice: Put 2
cups of Riceland Rice, 2 tea
spoons of salt and 4 cups of cold
water in a large saucepan and
cover with a tight-fitting lid.
Set over a hot flame until it
boils vigorously. Then reduce
the heat as low as possible and
simmer for Ia minutes more,
during which time the water
will be absorbed, making the
rice deliciously tender. Remove
the lid. permit the rice to steam
dry to the desired consistency
and the grains will be separate
and fluffy. Never stir rice. Lift
rice gently with a fork when
testing its consistency. Always
use RicelandRice for best results.
To Make Cheese Sauce:
6 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
6 tablespoons flour
3 cups milk
1 cup grated or chopped cheese
teaspoon salt
Cayenne pepper
The Durant news., 1948-10-28

same 1900; w. r. Sullivan &c.,
&c; Virginia Smith 125.00; A. P.
Johnson 10000; Louise E. Swim
ney 5000; Daisy Anderson $500;
Lodg No. "a 900; Virginia M.
Smith 2lo; E. H. Cooper 1000;
Weathersby Chevrolet Company
4.59; w. r. Sullivan 100; L. N.
Garrison 100; Tom L. Ketchings
Company 1887; Herman In
surance Agency 11l08; E. E.
Wynn, Sheriff 1924; Ramsey
Thurmond Company 7.37; Law
renee Printing Company 1917;
Roy z. Pickens Company 1880;
E. E. Wynn, Sheriff 1888; same
1880; same 1900; State Welfare
Department 7700 Herman In
surance Agency 32.76; Povall
Printing Co go; Ramsey-Thur-
mond Co., 70; Povall Printing
ompany 1855; Lexing-
, ton Advertiser 1000; same 247.74;
same 4388; same 1892; P. J. Hen
rich 5000; o. L. Ellison lib; Par
ham H. Williams, Clerk 5000;
same 40.00; E. E. Wynn, Sheriff
| 1000; Sammy Saffold 800; An
drew j. Hearn 80.65; same 1880;
Underwood Corp. 121.09; Ramsey
Thurmond Company 946.33; Tom
mic Foster 32.45; Mississippi
Power & Light Company $50;
Mike Lannon's 1000.
, 1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of the Bridge Fund,
for labor, materials and supplies,
as follows: Choctaw Inc. 408 90;
w. F. Fisher 243.31; same 81 IS;
| Choctaw Inc. 369O2; c. M. Tate
223.98; Jim Siddon 103.50; Viii
Walker 5000; S. J. Brown ng
222.GG; Lexington Lumber Com
lpany 1900; Brown
C.o5. 5G.40; a. C, Dukes 1885;
4. G. Dukes t13.--GG; Bill Edwards
1000; L. o. Spell $3.50.
1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of the Miscellaneous
Funds, for salaries, labor, ma
terials, and supplies, as follows:
Road Three 10000; Lexington
Lumber Company 61.33; J. l..
Washington 1000; Jim Washing
ton 1000; Holmes County Com
munity Hospital 10000; Health
Department 1876; Same 10000;
DR.. Bott 1000; DR.. w. l.. Hughes
$50; Mississippi Optical Dispen-
sorry 3.45; L. R. Thompson 1866;
same 1000; same 7.65; Mrs.
Claudia Hyman 1000; Warrene
White 10000; The Wincher Com
pany Ito; Povall Printing Com
pany 225; Parham H. Williams,
Clerk 1905.
The Sheriff's Annual Report
has been filed and the same is
hereby allowed
The Clerk of this Board is here
by directed to issue warrants in
payment of all Bonds and Cou-
pons out of the proper funds as
they are presented for payment.
The Bid of Fred Rogers to pur-
chase a'dump body from District
No 3, at and for the sum of $5l.-
90, being the highest and best
bid is hereby accepted.
1t is hereby ordered that Sec
ton 16, Township IA, Range 2
East, be and the same is hereby
leased for oil, gas and mineral
purposes to Roy L. Fisher for the
sum of $638.24, for a term of six
years with an annual rental of
$1.00 per acre.
Miss Joyce Williams, is hereby
approved by the Board of Super
visors to serve as County Dem
onstration Agent to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation
of Virginia Smith.
L. R. Thompson, County Super
intendent has this day filed his
report and the same is hereby
D-11el
The Durant news., 1948-10-28
RiceIand Flemish Rice

Melt butter or margarine in
top of double boiler. Blend In
-four. Add milk gradually and
cook over boiling water. Stir
constantly until sauce thickens.
Take from fire and add cheese
and seasonings. Stir until cheese
has melted.
To Assemble: Place a layer Of
4s of the cooked Riceland Rice
in a two-quart casserole. Add
~ of the faxed tuna fish and
sprinkle with 1 tablespoon chop
ped onion. Pour over this "A of
the cheese sauce. Repeat these
three layers. Add final layer of
Riceland Rice and top with
cheese sauce.
Cut tomatoes into thick slices
and indent them into the top
Riceland Rice layer. Brush with
melted margarine or butter and
season with salt and pepper.
Bake in a 350-degree oven for
80 minutes or until the tomatoes
have cooked and the whole dish
is bubbly hot.
VIII serve as a main dish for
A or 5 people.
(Variation: Use canned or
boiled fresh shrimp instead Of
tuna fish,
The Durant news., 1948-10-28
Riceland Rice Is Easy To Cook! TENDER Fluffy!

To get the best results with
this recipe and all rice recipes,
be sure to use Riceland Rice. It's
the worlds most delicious rice
grown in the heart of the
quality rice belt of America.
Only the choice, perfect-cooking
rice grains are packed in Rice
land packages.
This quality rice is quick and
easy to cook. Riceland Rice
cooks deliciously tender with
white, fluffy, individual grains.
Most grocers now feature this
better-cooking, wonderfully-deli-
cious, packaged rice-anda at eco
nomical prices, too! Riceland Rice
costs only one-cent q serving.
The Durant news., 1948-10-28

accepted.
1t is hereby ordered that K. P.
Thomas, Joe H. Moore, and c. G.
Campbell be and they are hereby
appointed as a committee to in
spect a public road in District No
| ) running from Milton Watkins
to Providence Plantation, and re-
port their findings at the next
regular meeting of the Board
1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of the General Coun-
ty Fund, as follows: Joe H
Moore, M. B. S. No. 1 125.00;
M. S. Rogers, M. B. S. No. 2 1885,
90; K. P. Thomas, M. B. S. No
3 125.00; c. G.. Campbell, M. B. S
No. 4 125.00; G.. w. Ellison, M. B
| S. No. S 125.00; Parham H. Will.
The Durant news., 1948-10-28

liams, Clerk, 1000; E. E. Wynn,
Sheriff, 1000.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED
THAT THE BOARD DO NOW
ADJOURN UNTIL IT'S NEXT
REGULAR NOVEMBER 1948
MEETING.
M. S. ROGERS, President.
The Durant news., 1948-10-28
Proceedings OF The
Board Of Supervisors

BE 1T REMEMBERED, that at
the regular meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors of Holmes County,
Mississippi, held in the Court
house in the City of Lexington,
Mississippi on this the 4th day
of October, A. D., l948, it being
the First Monday and the First
day of said term, with the follow
ing members and officers pre-
sent, to-wit: Joe H. Moore, M. B.
S. No. /; M. S. Rogers, President,
M. B. S. No. Q; X. p Thomas,
M. B. S. No. 3; c. G.. Campbell,
M. B. S. No. 4; G. w Ellison, M.
B, S. No. 5; Parham H Williams,
Clerk; f. E. Wynn, Sheriff, and
II. II. Johnson Attorney for the
Board.
When and where the follow
ing proceedings were then and
there held and had:-
IN RE: COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
| beg to nand you herewith
list showing balances in the
various funds of the county.
County Fund 1906. .65
County Sinking Fund 8,43i.50
Beat 2 Hospital Sinking
Fund 5,500.27
Hospital Fund 4,738.63
Health Dept. Fund 5,550.10
Poorhouse Fund 5,631 .89
A. H. S. and Junior College
Fund 1,881.52
A. II. S. Sinking Fund 9,460.27
Bridge Fund 12,139.15
General School Fund 33,534.55
Road Maintenance Fund 3,429.64
Road Sinking Fund 14,831.44
Road 2 Maint. Fund 3,870.51
Road 3 Maint. Fund 2,426.49
Road 3 Sinking Fund l,702.37
p g. r Maintenance Fund 1,664.77
Road Maint. Fund 1878
The Durant news., 1948-10-28

bread, hot cakes or corn bread. Any way
you serve Brer Rabbit Syrup, it's a won-
derful, wonderful treat!
Tell your grocer that you, too, want
Brer Rabbit Syrup. Packed in New Orleans,
Louisiana, by Penick & Ford, Ltd, Inc.
The Durant news., 1948-10-28
Family Delight: Riceland Rice Tuna Cheese, Tomatoes
RiceIn7ld '.FIemish" Rice
Makes Good Main Dish

Of all the 200 different delicious ways you Rice
land Rice here's of the leading family combna
ons Riceland Flemish Rice is -noursing main dish
with perfect blend of taste delights Quick easy fix Easy
your budget too Serve Rceand Flemish Rice Often Your
family will love it!
The Durant news., 1948-10-28

ALL over town, folks are asking their
"A grocer for Brer Rabbit Syrup-be-
cause there's no finer eating than that real
sugar cane flavor. This fine syrup also con-
tains iron needed for good red blood.
Delicious on hot biscuits and IN
Evening star., 1948-09-19
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

INCOME PROPERTY in south end Of West as
For intormation. sal 1W. Ssss.1 Sss1 -lS cot
tage large lot, ocean view: ]. r, b. r,
slss kl ST. s1s5S S''s Season sS5'f
COTTAGE: near Melbourne, Fla, on lot
terms; will rent for season, reasonable
rates Excellent fshins Sap from surf ao
CONSIDER DE SOTO ACREs-2-acre
homesites adjoining city limits of Sarasota,
Fla. De Soto Acres isn't de luxe de,
velopment but something reasonable and
a Couple Of acres Of good ground in a
restricted residential area without paying
for useless '"frocks and frills'-and whats
orange trees and garden viii reduce
living costs and enable you to live well
on a modest income. Sunshine all year
folder, contact Mr A. T, Traylor 35l5
dTae, fi1 st to De goqo AeREs Box
1914, Sarasota, Fla.
PLAN YOUR FUTURE HOME in ST. Peters
burg Florida. Some day you will want. a
home in Florida. st. Petersburg, the IA
nous Sunshine City, between Tampa Bay
and the Gulf OF Mexico, is Florida fastest
growing city. a community of opportunity,
friendliness and better living; Make your
Slhtt now Dy securing QeSlIdpie hume
site in beautiful Northeast Park. adjacent
to North Shore residential district. one
of St. Peterburg's finest home sections.
Northeast Park is only 80 blocks from
downtown business center. Utilities. bus
line Many attractive homes already built
here and more under construction. FHA
homesite. 50xl2o #. as low as $500;
terms. 500 cash; balance. $50 monthly.
Write today for map and details. NO
obligation CRISP REALTY CO., 64S
Central ave. St petersburE. Fla.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

!CALIFoRNIA ST.. M near s4th.loo;Iioot
oeA1fb dBo1Nes e siEsaosT ssR M hsrs III s' Md
mi. north Of wheaton on Ga. ave; 70x150
4: g. ssS2 ss. 3i:i
RETHEsbA AREA, Potomac Hunt clut
.hopDns ssass e.nsr ef miles
DWssD R;tElfss 'ot g. ADAas cK tssP. Of $ss sfsa
2 LOTS, 5ox2oo each, Berxyn. Nd, vass,
iaa PING s!se us ssaS esis 5s5s H;5]' s.siHs4; 5y
sELrsViinE sSfIIis''ii IRIS So MD1lSs 49xiso
nE Gssl sVpfdsS RA lots ess sna unn.s.,
house, $1,000. bargain; must sell; term
Pox voR I1sDest scagz seasS Nes I
s'tss NfcE fEvR2 RIs 1sST as3onns ssr lots eess
each; city water and good transportation
ssh pHos Rsk Mi aAfnEP on Pespse nN sss hss
BUILDERs, BETHEsDA-l6 lots, sewe
and water in. paved street up to lots
EoMFs sfrss ,ssms ms Roef ap cress PARK
Beautiful Handicapped lots. on paved SITS.
average 10ooo ssso sa fl terms IN os1d a66 rriss'
saeG SHADY eEei o sh ut
;n%I, sshSSI chHrchss m and business district
MNhk sTsuRBAN N HeoaMsktsrrEs east of an acre H pius
wooded. W high eievation. good drainage ane
ne ss at cossriIe jnss besond sive
men on premises r. P. RIPLEY Realtor
81. Gill. III no ans, sH. 69l6 Mr.
CORNER 18th ST. and Roxanna I'd. NV
85-ft; frontage, choice location. OWNER
Conner, so11oo, level. nice trees. two
blocks of D. c., all utilities: very conven-
lent to schools, churches shopping. trans
portation; S975 or best offer. HI. 9ls9
SILVER 9. g s.9 ,, IL e.
sslos cHEyERLY AVE. chsy.r.!y ~. Nd: -
race. level lot; sewer, gas, water; faeins
aR 800 sssss sas saofF Us ss asss III
30 NICE LOTS. 5oxl15; all utilities: in
lows; whole at real bargain. HI J,. 5777.
NEAR HEART OF BETHESDA. in Battery
Park; desirable lot containing nearly
So f. % AZ sRd for ~ Mr.
LofTis P SHOEMAKER. 171s x st, NV
Na. N Maryland UNIVERSITY = Lovely
up terms BR1LEY REALTY CO.. UN.
WpooodpMooR Beautiful wooded lots.
some large corners. on colesyills r.; suit
able for rambler type; others block on
colesyille rd. sell separate S or build fs, to
sH sHit 4iss s1EysR oE sso snR'sSs s5sF REALTY CO. S
LARGE. WOODED LOTS. 65x160 or
iarger,. nr, Lee blvd, about 3h5 miles
sewer, electricity; $3.50; easy terms or
s1. e1sh Wsak sRsdahk II sa e sasa 5a''aa home os'
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES in re-
stricted Kirecrest subdivision. Vienna. Va;
close to school and shopping center: terms
50 you can buy Come to RAY BARNEY.s
office. corner Maple ave. and Park st..
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 465. 20
BUnDERs-26 lots. Wheaton; reasonabie:
approved plat; water. sewer available; or
whole 5-acre tract. OWNER oE Abs;
TWO LOTS. ne. section, reasonable; 5000
location, Deanwood; near streetcar; essn.
LOT. i acre, located in Hsrndon, Va;
frontage 400 #; space for two houses;
sewer, gas and .ater available. p. o. Box
ron ron sALEaa sALE. lots, eox2so. near White
Oaks Ordnance; discount for casn. VIII
consider terms. 81. 0056. "a
Evening star., 1948-09-19
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

for rent or sale 10000 square feet ware
house space. all on one floor, with r R;
siding ana approximately one acre of
section, adjoining Lee blvd and Arl Ridge
rd., near Memorial and Key bridges. This
property is located, diagonally across the
Grams Hospital. Arl., Va, which is to be
erected soon. Ideal for any business, re-
ing site. W. P. MCFARLAND. Phone OK.
1928. 10
ess ACRES. less than 4c per it; $3.50
ft or more on railroad track; sewer
through property. GRAHAM & OGDEN,
INC. 500 King St, Alex, Va. TIE. 1900
BETHEspA. il, 900 So. it. in modern brk
bldg, fronting 2 SITS, zoned industrial
! blk. from business section. GRAHAM
NEAR BIADgNsBURG&s3 900 50. It: or
B & O. r. R.; water available; $4,000
A. M ROTH RE T33O. -2I
Evening star., 1948-09-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-Within 15 miles Pentagon, "a
to acres with small house or building;
convertible to living quarters for one
very reasonable. Box 1867, Star. 19s
WOULD LIKE TO make agreement with
owner of desirable Alexandria vicinity
property whereby part of rent on property
would be applied on down payment. Box
233-Z, Star
Evening star., 1948-09-19
nj. COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

GASOLINE STATION SITE. open on three
streets. Has frontage Of 5534 on q
very heavily travelled through street In e the
Call 6. q. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave.
National 44S2.
FIRST COMMERCIAL GROUND, a2,ass
square feet, 150-ft. frontage, excellent
location in a new and fast growing section,
for a supermarSet or shopping center. To
inspect drive out Wheeler road southeast to
$500 block; sign on the property. @. @:
44S2 or Ordway 3059.
ON BALT. BLVD, Is acres Of unzoned
land with .l00-ft. frontage; on B. g. O.
R R; sell all or part. A. M. ROTH. RE.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
LUCILLE COOK
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN, l.

most exacting requirements and loo. con7.
In West Falls Church, mr.. schools, shopping
ana transp. Priced from S13500. To
reach: Drive out Lee hwy. to Great Falls
st. turn right on Great Falls st. to Lin.
coin ave, turn left and follow dlrectional
arrows to exhibit home.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON RAILROAD and avenue 0d in AN Northeast TT
par with Of D. c tos set ao9a on rsroed i
for quick sale ASK for Mr. Csstonguay.
LOUIS L D. P SHOEMAKER 81 l7ls x st.
VALET VAIL % sHoP. 'Po, uptown location. Priced
right for immediate sale Call TR. 685S:
trafic a hwy. in H. Arlington, Va. includes
growing business building and ground. Ex-
perienced party can double present t sales; ss /;
protected, THos. 6, MAGRUpER CO,
3o5l Wilson blvd. Arl.' Va, CHI. 33d3l
3? :sss 81 R. 'f'f /, AVE. NE.-1deal 1st COM
mercial location with s-rm. house, ar
ranged as 2 apts;' ora on leyei ey lot dtb WITH
priced tor immediate sale. R. G. DUNNE'
NEAR ''sI sIst AND Lvacant. Newly re-
Ioe' ocoeifq Price S' $50. 600 + T. 7. RANDOLPH,
EE.s Re s1a3 nrSoIT Or TR. c3,GRsGiir-ao 3Gs5i rms 4
s9T oaa quick sale o,ras 1mmsdats PosseMsSicTn MsT
FiRsT COMM DowNTowN-a-rm. suite
on 1st FIR. vacant for buyers use; apis apis
saa soad "ne GOOD sd income ss oil AsFas
eHApMHN es5Ap ihs' REALTY H ~; Co RE- Ssi5 open
M 1a.s '4s NE;-eo,tt depth store; ;. 2s5ess g5o
iGfs .SGs MINs Il; ns AVE- Il NR1ot iHs sox1s6 to
rented 81 per, mo. no lease: price: So
Brokers protected Call OWNER, Ma.
BiiEi:TiIHEsDA-s11o Wis. ave.-Two e5-ft
P4ee IGts by g. VR oRNER 5fm vi RGuse s G
NIGHT CLUB estaurant-Bpildine 3 yrs.
old; contains dining room kit b barbecue 1dS
room apt, on End floor: parking lot; al all
restaurant fixtures are installed: Including
bar: ready to operate; price $40 900; real
sSf Isl COMM. ;eH scfF of upper 14th n.w-4-story
ssemdet eEek path6 kS snOp yesr
any part or all; 5000 cash handles;
n EynsF RspphY nH R6Gkfrf hR6 VIC sseson ss
story brick bldg. having stories and
apts, fully rented: low expense. Price S45.-
TEAvHR S3 zs0ifas bRo Sssn ws:n sss Nj bas s9'E
SspS; 81 coMMrRcfAI sIsfi: ef ss9i 4sh and sts
4s ss 6sst fr0a4ss 0r Rn " IN rHURm 'f b s?sSS
ySF %isdossIS 39sa \ ayE.. asorsstsvn sss5on.
over - 500 Sc. feet: rented at S5,5SO per
annum. subject to 90 days possession no.
tice. Net return after deduction of taxes
Louis P. SHOEMAKER, 17l9 K st. NV.
BETTER DOWNTOWN s;sToRY BRICK
bldg, full bsmt.: gas heat; annual I'm a., tenIS' pTS
vALtaBLE M : 81 sc ecoMMERscrfaL srHt location. less
han 59ek d6o Conn ave cn nfar Nh MayoUst Moore
"a 5s i, svss sona TT nIag 1885 HARRY Is
sPEcfAL BARGAiN-Attention. grocery
| men, builders and investors. LIST COM
S stores. This is special section for
Guides 5-unit building rented for s3lO
@Gnth hkESNfDS Ast 2dasyr syr n ENw9firss 921fi eomml
brick; best business location in Brightwood;
sTAsnsHEb Hs snfsTi e0Bs Gssn snr snh
grocery store and restaurant: on busy
u S %. 95 miles from washington:
il2 acres, rms and bath, End moor;
lons frontage on hwy; always passed state
inspection: reason Illness. Phone Madison,
Va o540, or write ELI WERNER, Shell
sand AND G SITS. NV. facing the Geo,
Wash University-2-story and basement
brick dwelling; rear alley: excellent for
Mr.. Nc arthy. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtor. exclusive agents. 123 goth St
NV. PF. 65s5. Ewes. Mr.. Mccarthy
Evening star., 1948-09-19
SUBURBAN REkT-ViRGIkIA

LOVELY SMALL ESTATE, beautifully fur
Paris. will rent for $3.50 per month until
December 18th, including fresh milk, eggs
Selected Real Estate. Phone Vienna 600.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. For RENT

SILVER sPRINGrConv location, Just Of
bldg to be completed latter part of Dec,
,4s approximately $500 50: II: Call Mr..
Murray, with EDW. c. HOLMEAD, Real
tor. SH. 900. 30
WILL BUILD for responsible tenant. on
lease, warehouse, garage, gasoline station,
etc on River rd at B. & O. R.R.,
Bethesda, Md, either commercial or in
dustrial. Phone WI. $500 or WI. 4063.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
, REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR YOUR HOME. or will sell on
terms. Call Mr.. Vidi or Mr. Noe. FIR
5000. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. 1911
ATTENTION, Cliff you wish to sell your
house, I will buy or sell 1t for you Please
Sal sal MR HIss WALTER MILLER NE. 54oo or
DIAL EX. 1913 FOR RESULTs-Your
nome bought or sold. quick action
buy 6-s unit apt. bldg: 2 rms kit and
sath to a unit. AVON REALTY CO.. 1877
11th st. NV, DU. 1927.
PAY Cash for houses. lots Or acreage;
So. Cap. st TR. 1868; ewes. VI. oaso.
WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE,
experience. Call MIR. WALTER MILLER,
ME; $500 or DE. 5346.
PRIVATE PARTY wants Aunt apt in
veStment from owner only. Call TR. 4196
equity. in brick or frame houses in Dis
trict Of Columbia; no commissions Fol
prompt service. call MR.. ]. CLARKE, 911
ON CAPIToL HILL. in white block: mul.
converted: reas. CH. 3Oe3
Evening star., 1948-09-19
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT.

1907 IIth ST. s.E.-Entire bldg, suit.
for, laundry. and dwelling; immed; poss
CO., 14l5 K St NV. Me 54O0. -21
1000 so. FT in brand-new bldg. in busy
and conv;. NV. loc:; excel. shipping; reas
rent Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO NJ BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54o0.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE,

FLORIDA, Bushnell-sO acres, 40 culti-
yated. 40 timber; $4,000; sell or trade.
MEELBoGRRNE, FLA. Restaurant. fully
equipped, for rent. in good location; rea-
sonable price to right party. Box SOD,
Star 30
NEAR VIRGINIA BEACH-Ideal year-round
home, white asbestos shngle; large living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., large kit,
porch; ? large. ! small ,bedrms., bath end
more information, call CHI. 6s17. 10
CENTRAL FLORIDA-Six acres high land
neely pes sTooded facing paved road. near
Orlando, Fla.
NEAR RAPPAHANNoCK RIvER-33 acres
borders on stream where, you can have
electricity; close to school and store; only
Richmond, Va
HOME AND BUSINESS SITE on the Gulf
of Mexico, in Alabama between Mobile
and Pensacola, Fla; excel bathing and
fishing GIL 1894
GENTLEMANS HOME in Westchester Co.
N Y; IL rms, bedrms,, 4 baths. center
hall; 2-car gar, nearly 2 acres OF land:
ToNKoNoGY. Muchmore I'd, Harrison
N Y Phone Rye 7-34l2W. 10
NINE HOUSES, five business places, all
rented one large. warehouse; also city
water works, supplying the town of 500
population. For real buy that provides
a good income in this most healthy year.
round climate, elevation 4,400. contact
G. I, MARTIN, Mayer, Ariz., Box 1872.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE,

ARLINGTON BARGAIN acres OF ground
close to schools, busses and all utilities
20 cents square foot. Also individual sites
and near the new veterans hospital W
to 55 cents a square foot. ESTES REALTY
co, Wilson blvd. at Glebe I'd. CHI. 4242
LAND, COMMITMENT, loan placed. ready
to go; "a units; FHA 81. g507 -22
10 TO 35 ACRES, approved FHA Arlington
For information, call N. C. HINES g. SON