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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

With two houses north Of town
already constructed by veterans,
a third has now been started by
Robert Rodgers, a former army fly.
er. Work is about completed on the
ONE built by Frank Barnes and
Richard Hollingerworth and the
Barnes family expect to move into
their house in the near future.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

The Leitersburg PIT. A. will hold
its December meeting tonight at the
school. The meeting will take the
form of Christmas Party and gifts
will be exchanged.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12
One Man NeWSnaner

James Nelson editor of the week
ly Cuba Journal, Cuba, Ill, tells his
subscribers his paper is not up to
standard, and explained the reasons.
Because of the help shortage, Mel
son said, he must "set the ads, the
news, run the press, do job printing,
wrap, mail and deliver the papers
and sleep a little every other night"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Mrs. Ida Lehman, who is spending
the winter with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Warn
er, Hagerstown, recently spent a
short time in Leitersburg visiting old
friends. She reports that she is feel
ing much better.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12
Leitersburg News

Mrs. Victor Mumma, Sharpsburg,
is spending some time with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Bell.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

of Mrs. Lawrence Johns and Mrs.
John Smith. The Leitersburg Juven-
lie Grange also presented special
program for the occasion.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Franklin Chopper, was prevented
from spending Thanksgiving in
Maryland, due to illness.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Virginia
No one was able to find out where
they obtained the name of Reverend
KoSer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Mrs. Mary Ground now residing in
Havertown, Pa, with Mr.. and Mrs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shank and their
two children, Richard and Barbara
Ann, spent Sunday with Mr.. Shank's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Keller
Shank.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Norman Stoneham, who has spent
the past six weeks visiting his moth
er in England sailed for home on
Saturday aboard the S. S. Queen
Mary. Mr.. Stoneham, in a recent
letter, wrote that he had a wonderful
time renewing old friendships, but
would be glad to be home again.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Mrs Barton Lehman, Mrs Marg-
aret Stouffer and Miss Mary Poe at
tended the Carlos Romulo lecture in
Hagerstowr on December 2, sponsor
ed by the Washington County Teach
erS' Association.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

A young couple from Bunker Hill,
Va. in tent on getting married,
arrived in town last week and i'm
mediately began making inquiries
for the home of the Rev. Koser, who
happens to have left Leitersburg Is
years ago. They were eventually di-
rected to the home of Rev. 1. D.
Woman who tied the knot, and the
young couple returned happily to
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Miss Mary Poe was a recent guest
at a dinner party given at fancy Inn,
Taneytown, Md, by Mrs Gilbert
Martin, of Westminster, in honor
of her husbands birthday. Mr.
Martin is principal of the Mt. Airy
High School. Following the din
ner, the party was continued at
the home of Mrs. Martins niece,
Mrs. William Warner.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Mrs. Barton Lehman substituted
two days last week at the Letters
burg School for Mrs. Francis Bittner,
who was confined to her home
through illness.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H .Dagenias have
returned home after spending some
time in Chicago, Ill.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Mrs. Milton Bloom, Sr., who re-
Gently spent several weeks at the
Washington County Hospital is still
confined to her home.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12

Troop 81, Edmund w. Wyand,
Scoutmaster, sponsored by Emman-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26
2-AuIOmOtlve

FOR sALE-1e3s LINCOLN ZEPHYR.
Good condition. New Tires. Price
$3.50. See at Travellers Service Sta
lion. Third and Marsteller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26
announcements

MAI, 1854 FOR FLEE DELIVERY
anywhere in city. We feature fresh
sesfoods. H. g. H. Seafood Market. 9th
and orange. ..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26
Sunday Star News
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day Star.
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LESS THAN oee
Ads -rdered to1 a special number
nj days and stopped before expira-
ion viii only be charged for number
of days ad appeared. Refunds must
be called for within three days.
The Star-News will moi be canon.
sible Tor more than one incorrect in
sertlon, nor will be responsible for
sny advertisement not handled or In
serted as directed except to publish
or republish after notification,
The Star-News reserves the right
TO return or accept any advertisement
submitted for publication.
II services are not rendered a. id.
vertlsed, The Star-News wants to
know it We will see that any at
tempt TO defraud Is promptly handled
nv ne P. o. Department
NO CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
COPY ACCEPTED AFTER 5 P.
Nj. DAILY. P. M. SATUR-
DAY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-26

rooming house. All combined and we'll
equipped. Apply IL South Second street
or call 1888.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
AVIATION.

PT-e6. CorneI Nc-69369. and PITY, Boe-
ing, NC-6O749:, both ships in excellent
conditions. Call LaPlata 5s91; "a
dmne EA g. o9pfIsY g p sed mns' $50 hou
since major; used only as personal cross,
country ship. by licensed instructors, CY
LgEcKE. Congressional Airport. or phone phone
GET AN EXPERIENCED airplane salesman
to sell your ship, Used airplanes for sale
WILLIE WILtIaMs IaN 2H 2351 stc- .s8sr- sS
Sesa esy hofs Since mo
on spare engine; list price, new. SOL 900.
This equipment as good as new for only
s1s598 idsa 1891 for export. .D In5IAM btaS
sEAPLANE FLYING is cleaner. safer and
more exciting. Call CAPT: FRIDAY for
reservations and information, Woodley
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchasee
through us; benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities, see US when purchasing; we Of
on who flies Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANcE AGENCY, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
prp RlStsies HOO: pa,icors,rv free tis-dovns
sPRfNGfIELp s5shaGfi lels5i AIRPoRT Your ffisadiy
BRAND NEW .TAYLORCRAFTS: s1,995-
Immediate delivery lowest price airplane e
BARTELS. Hyde Field. Spruce OSSS. -27
$50 CASH; 2-place cabin, Fairchild "a:
excellent eonditioq; lust Censsd sx t,s WaIner 1ss
Also portable hangar. S125. Phone !Ealls
PTuIsB, PTuIsh cracked; will sell all parts; dam
section. Il # interested. contact Mr.. schrom.
aERoSCA aERoS4 NtH CHEF, 1884 perfect condition.
top and gindshisld2 hours Sinss 19S
Call HY 0644 10
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Ia THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
1oA
REPAIRS end SERVICES (ce

REPAIRS end SERVICES (cent.l.
tGS. S.n. :ss 's5 .s ssIsm:
legs. towel bars. ocoNNoR. dE. oS5s.
hours; pickup and delivery % Service. % " "
Fl ssiI or Bring radio % 9 al7 Us &. nv. W.
RADIO REPARs-An work done in your
%G oWn NJ homs b BY Suali4ed eneinee5s: q; C..
RADIo kEfAfRss Hsae sasi 8etersn: ?iIT reasonable;
day, and night calls. also Sunday; precision
ESbIo ESS1s%ansR,B TR6tpfH. 81 f1ss Frss estimate. Won
kH61o saoP H9nss1 rfasy M md
saspEdeS sg ks 81 E7 makes. repaired
chimes. Service anywhere Ell in Tft the city. nor or
kErRfGEkaroRsHs4-hr Ma sRa tatf repair service.
VI M so
REFRIGERAToR REPAIR, work done in
your home. ACE REFd. CO. Ma. 5SoS.
REFRIGERATORS. wash. machines re-
ESorEssa5soanss sooso s@ssrses' e.
Stag roofs specially. Call IA. 4037 or
RooFiNG, timing. suttering and spout
ing, roof painting. Cali MIR. SHIPLEY
.sfsss fssssnry wsu h2ns FsYaEs sAsHa IT,
ROOF kErxihs .ss any = tyee se leaks suffering
snf fRsHsas 81 $685. ;S!'ss IS; RS
oc1s
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed. painted, cutters,
spopts; fIse sstRstes 80 years reass
RooFfNG HNb HGf1Fse sfDNG. JS JohnsA.n1iii: IN
products; storm sash, restyling kitchens
Elts essHfss H 6SNe Sas sf5Hs
sSaBS.nt as Gzs. sgos .ss aedsa ;se
SEWING MACHINEs-we inspect. oil and
al saus Sort fny make g. Ms a5 for Al Fl makes
III TiLE Re RkrAIRnNG III 70 new instal1aen b,
veteran; % years experience. ARMANI
HYRE%k1fGR ff!aeese0s ees sls i4th 411 UNITED
: .d,ALBERT; INC. SIS 10th St. NV.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, retapins.
as9y as5aa 9lnSi H2ss g Tfssl if,i
SD $a2a bfsbs si cLasH6 "a R 2Sss s up s
2 #: wide and ! q, long Have your blinds
M e. ySS IS T ST BS eSd
WATER HEATERS. automatic gas-nred.
5-year guarantee. for immediate installa-
ton; terms. THE BAVIS CRAWFORD
CO. 1852 Lanier pl NV. HO. 1852.
WATERPROOFING; Easements. Sidewalks;
WINDoW yALANCEs-wood valances de-
signed and built to conform with your
interior decoration; cabinets. bookcases,
screens; etc. designed especially for you.
Call CYTELL, Exhibits and Crafts, DE
WE ARE IN A POSITION to do painting in
and around WASHINGTON. For quick work
call W. s: HUNTER CO.. Baltimore. Lex
inston 4275 or Ashton Nd, 4371. "a.
THE CRAFTSMAN, Taylor 1O76. 24'
REPAIR THAT ROOF and heating plant
now: fiue trouble remedied. Expert advice
and service. STANDARD ROOFING g.
TIMING co. SHOP, GE 0999. Residence.
RIA $685.
Al CARPENTER-Remode porch in
closures, roofing, floor sanding, siding,
painting: free estimate. AT 20&0. Pa
Evening star., 1946-09-24
HOME IMP. COMPANIES (cent. ]

rONNe sNdr. SOWFASNleS lSom.b
arr. Nj. wills. METRoPoErTAN CON CON
TRACT. CO.. FIR. b3s2 days, TR. 1910 eyes.
PAINTING, interior. exterior; expert
prompt service call THE IDEAL CLEAN
ING CO, RE. 5124, any time. "a
PAINTING, papering, plasterinE, floor re-
service in. Washinston; free estimates
call AIRCRAFT DECORATORS. ia. 9351.
PAINTING, DECORATING, paperins. floor
work guar: white mechanics; references;
sstselishsd TnN he s1sS 1925 GILBERT & HAMIL-
REcREAT1oN ROOMS finished in knotty
home repairs. HUMPHREY s. aUfGG,
REMODEL. mooernBe your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATIoN GO; 6so2 Wis; ave WI 1900.
payment HARRY sTUMPF. UN. O413,
sldas Homs HSimaf0Vi MPRoVH. SgeohE
MSEENT GO; GO; NC. 54o3 Georgia ave. NV.
sooEt iksssPlAiiks kssPlAiiks, renewed. painted; cutters,
spouts; free estimates: so years reliable
sery. GICHNER ROOFING Co. MA 1854
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; have your
sassmsnt Eaterproofed now; cement work.
a yA; AND WASH. call PATTERSON
foonne and siding, also storm windows.
S5H SI4o naSIox ~ s. n;W lonr zone Sc HS 4i2o @
o2l Cali us for roofing, siding. painting,
cutters, insulation, remodeling; terms: So
Hcltlng Virginia work exclusively. A.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
FARM and GARDEN.

GOOD RICH TOPsOIL, large or small
quantities. delivered anywhere; also blue
tSSf sRs fEaysR fIe Is gs seeding
grading, pruning, topsoil, lawn renovated.
No Jobs too small. Call Ashton 2is2.
LANDSCAPE SERVICES Seeding: tsstiii.- jh.
Safss. R1fSoooi sF ssster lawns DO Your sssaas
gov MHsgR well 50ssd s ssysd BUSH :,
szAIEas e as PsS PoR "a EaLh fo1S PLANTING, v6ele
sale and retail; all sizes and coiors. 2olo
CORN 5te St. sahfElLLEE, III a.. psxss;eper..sa;
sAss rs si'' :s sas snS]s BE as' fEssSs Fl!
WILLIAMSBURG MACHINE for grinding
corn or wheat: can be operated electrically
@ads N e IN salisbury. Nd; $3.50. MR.
FLOWERS. SHRUBS and perennials of all
madam hemIock., pyram,dal arboryitas.
Juniper. soncoIos ar, roster, blue spruce.
YoNs EYssa s% kEr ShsF
gap ggrRNts ays5 Gs.ss VA ESQ: Open SUNDAYS; =,
dea h sS shns fss as she rsSt 5ssu Timer
Early fall has no equal or even any sea-
Sonai conpetltor. hlgh-type materlais ana
dense, longer-lasting lawn, Specimen slow
growing, lifetime evergreens: assorted.
heayy-grown. Towering shrubs and peren-
mails in many colors; formal and informal
hedge fences, brilliant roses, shade and
ornamental trees for long-lasting pleasure;
steps, terraces, walks. porches, fences.
guard rails, driveways, pools. outdoor fire-
places, grading, drainare, waterproohng;
tree pruning, removal. surgery. fertilizing.
spraying, transplanting; groups Of expert:
sncsd men; free estimates, II, 1924. "a
Day or night, AL9x. 05S7. 800
RICH son. Govt. insp.; bu,, S3: 10 bu;.
IT SSA75;- ;-d - ou.. 81: 20 bu. $685. deiiysred.
WELI-RRorTED WE cow MANURE, 8 bu.. -,
10 bu, 1925: IS bu,, 50; 60 bu. Sl2;
FLAGsTONE WALKS and terraces. IRE
places, rock gardens fsh ponds, retaining
walls, F. MARCUCCIO, Route 4. Honere
Evening star., 1946-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINE. tspevriters. calcula.
tors. office equip. all kinds: top prices pd
AbDRHG MACHINES, typewriters. ealcuIa
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. s1s 14th 81
ANTIQUES. decorative objects in furniture
THE coNNoIssEUR. 2341 18th st. NV.
ASTfoGEsHYour AS1hs GH 1sHi trash" might be your
pieces in European or American porcelain
silver. glass, bronze, clocks worries q and
1kSf19uE PGF ssG ssaF art objects
ter-srade china, and bric-a-brac in any
:RS1sS BSs,Ss Snss ,smns psass sn
Wa seRa fa5 S5x sufssE s4 efaess R Rr'si Me g5ss
Sls5s:t s1is: ssss sa:R prices Ds'd. Can MURRAY
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture
contents Of apSs. or houses at once. We DC
RSTRs sTeE suEs dnnr rA ass suites
porch furniture in any amount wanted ,at
ssssr Tast aRAb sSs Bye Il ss a please call
BICYCLE any sondslon 1S5 1.as sG
dGoRaE 0Pqshsi SRIENDs s0io BooRsToRE OK ssa
gna 91h St nw sSndays NA ugtl gaqH open
CAMERAs-German. camera and Lenses ems
1410 New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS-Leicas, Contaxs, other foreign
saaip@ens sas Also move @ Come
R aRf rs us iSH Il hsSefis 4io
hSS W H;s ssA ffsss saS
52o 14th st NV
CAMERAS. photo equipment, both amateu.
PHoTo SUPPLY. eos 7th st: NV. tnsaT .
CLOTHING-Men's ana boys: Highest
prices paid. Open evenings. Will call. DU.
cItoSiHiNG-Hienest 81 ING prices paid for mems
used clothing; BERMAN's. 1l22 7th st.
NV. NE. 3767. Open ewes. Will call.
CLoTHING-Bettsr prices paid for mems
DI. 67e9. Open ewes. Will call.
CLoTHiNG-Used mems, Eomen's. chill;
dren's clothing. shoes; entire household
effects. drapes. linens, dishes. bEic-a,bIae;
SsioRsoR sfs sseas sF6R m asis ss1 WI sth g. ss
CLOTHEs-.can IITTLE JOE THE TAI;
suits. coats. WIN call for at once. -
Evening star., 1946-09-24

1 n 6UUU. -@O
REsTAURANTILiauor; doing about $500
open 6 days week; no Sundays; opportunity
for some person who understands the busi-
Cafeteria-Up to date, clean and excel
lent equipment; doing $500. daily business;
located near Government buldings: short
s0pGsvs soufs; sm r. pm open days. nc
colored restaurant, located at :
nice me- corner 6ops soSS sr.
Sss.: I. i: i:s';r r. 43Sf AE5Hos7 & eHAFN. II
W. b. SIMONs OFFERs the following
0 No. 1e@Restalr.nt. in busy Capitol
1ioo: caters to nns Clientele. $4,000 viii
No. 21-Liauor dealers, attentienl We
possibilities Of doubling present income;
hrs. t time offered. Can be bought very rea-
'0RsD'e No. ea4-pos grocery; !. real money
ad EVER sees modern esp
Hurry, don't miss the boat.
M NE hss ssG
5or ssSSS dsSa SSSIs esssd ssd property
$6o7 month; Can be had for 1000 down
bar esae sne dGnat sh9p fe
A real money-maker.
No. 34-da;oline station, geod NV; 10 lo.
asSn good lease rent $ia5 month nth
trucking companies. a good buy. Hurry
No. 35-Downtown delicatessen; gusran-
$1,000, including stock Of $1,000. Thii
| Is Q bargain.
No. 36|Rooming house; income, 1927 80
lease. A bargain at $2;2b0 cash. Hurry
| don't wait
No. SO - Ladies' apparel and infan,
able rent; stock, $4,000. Total price
$4,000. W. H. snMONs, 1929 Vermont
! ave; nv. m. eIeI-07e3. Keen this LIST
Evening star., 1946-09-24
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

also scrap lumber firewood, 300-cu. TT
load. $50: 200-cu. 1T. load, Sis; .l00-cu.-
it. load. SO; Pennsylvania anthracite.
cial, $1,000: Rice special, S9.64; POGO
hantas. egg. SI2,37i inS5 stove; S1a 20; 61o nu5'
seasoned locust posts. AKA oak posts.
fence boards; immediate delivery. l. 8.
VA. ANTHRACITE, egg. stove and nut.
Si2 "a; pea, Sl0.53: buckwheat, .Ss.55:
Pocahontas egg, S12:37; stove: $l2 20;
FIREPLACE WOOD. Is in. and "a. IN.
lengths, delivered Washington and yiein-
XDpe YOU GET III M6SRsE ORE foR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned, 1907 hardwood. For freplace
wood, cali the WOOD MAN, Sligo 2719
to burn, any length, time
or place Call WA. 360S. -26
Evening star., 1946-09-24
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE, l pony, 3 riding horses and
FOR FoIs SALE. SALE 8 nii mixing goats. 4eo5 N St..
Hillside Nd Hillside 0474. "a
GELDING, thoroughbred, registered son
of the famous Alcazar, beautiful, we'll man
nered: Just right for use as hunter; $500
cash or will accept. riding horse as part
PasmsYnRs 4nYR -oSLb S soRREL MARE; l heavy
draft horse: / MEDIUM Draft paIeji !noj
TelephOne Ashton o456. -29
Evening star., 1946-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BASEMENT, excavating, hoisting of all
types. tank setting. Call fo- free esti-
TYPEwRITERS asfSsi Ri FOR RENT, $3.50 per
month, 8 mos SS.75. Call GE. S719. 27.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

FOR SALE-12 white ducks, SIS. 4905
N St.. Hillside, Md Hillside 0474. "a
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supphes
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV. NE.
LAYING PULLETs, Christy's N. H. Reds.
-D6
Evening star., 1946-09-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

center-Long established, good lease, large
stock Of desirable merchandise. Owner
III must sell st once; bargsin ps,v9a,t prise but
CO. 340S 18th 1T. ne, CO. 1892: eve,
Evening star., 1946-09-24

GKOCEKY AND NOVELTY STOKE-Good
ne. location; about 81 900 weekly bust
FUSS BROS, MA. O582. -26
REsTAURANT-Nearb Maryland, large
modern restaurant beer and wine license.
modern equipment in kitchen and dining
rm.,. also large cold room with deep freeze.
Business very good now. with exceptionally
for renewal Rent $475, including large
apt. Asking price actually less than
owners present investment and being Of
Evening star., 1946-09-24

tunitieS We have to oner:
Liquor store with sales from $4,000 to
$4,000 weekly; moderate rent with long
term lease: price reasonable.
Grocery store, all modern equipment,
large store. self-service; D. G. s. market,
sales $500 weekly; small down payment,
reasonable terms for balance of purchase
price.
Restaurant doing about 100000 annual
business: very profitable location, excep-
tional low price.
Grocery store, doing business Of 81 700
to S1,S00 per week Price Of business S12,-
600, plus stock; $50 rent includes living
quarters.
Consult us for your needs. BRADLEY,
BEALL & HOWARD. 232 Southern Build
ing, Ma. 0271; evenings. call Mr.. Roneld.
TIA Q000 -26
Evening star., 1946-09-24

PLUMBING AND HEATING-Will do Jobs
reasonable. have all tools. Hyattsyille
SIUMBNd AND HEATNG-RepsirinE
and remodeling; expert workmanship and
Reasonable prices; immediate service.
fA7TERSoN PLUMBING a. HEATING
CORP, HO. &120.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

WALTER OGUs PRESENTS: Grocery store,
doing 81. 800 per wk.. with $4,000 start:
delivery truck; b.year lease. $3.50 per
month b-year option at $176; 1o.0O0
cash. remainder will finance:
at better than $4,000 per week; rent. S225
per mo-: seating capacity over 100; $685.
900 cash required, will finance balance.
Restaurant. doing $4,000 per week. half
food, half liquor; $4,000 cash, balance
financed. For further information call
ALLEN OGUS, RE; 2494, 8 to 8; after 8.
DE 64On. Ext <16 -04
Evening star., 1946-09-24

desired lengths, stumps removed. Fireplace
wood for sale, bulldozer work, by veterans
IA. 2007 after pm. or week ends. "a.
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st. NV. ME.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

24h
room apt s1oSo Apt. rent, s55 0sf
einity 4th and Rhode Island ne. Box 62-J.
FURNITURE. PennsyIvania Dutch. includes
6@siss' 6oushs in % April. ''i Apt zos, s1oi Psnns
fURSiTURE-saye up to sox on all nsx .
couches, bedroom, living room and dinette
Ts iiss ssS v CO. lasy
suite: 3-pc: NAH. bedrm; suite; nah; ;a5s and
NAH. chest and dressers, maple chest,
drsssers: nah; console tables s,l;n lamp tables
bsy; Boy Use IS. our g; credit plan: IfacofN FURs- s
FbEHfE GG 81 E.rse NA Sisg
used inner-spring mattresses. $12 up; also
bedrm liv i rm Suites chests oebS arsssets e1S
NV. NV Open till Q pm. -s5
bsaroom and miscelianeous pieces. rover
FURNITURE. complete, nearly new; bed
rm.,. liy.. rm, dinette, all linens. washing
mach, Grapes, etc. Purchaser may rent
fFpUhRNiTGRE. FUR new light solid oak natural
finished bedrH suites sonsisting Of D.
aeswef bea. Gasss coll III sDrns
S125 ca. Simmons spring construction
studio; SEQ; Twin beds, cse%gpletei e.. ,S2s $24
dresser, occas. and upholstered chairs.
UhAfGRR III sffa Rie sampst. sn ss NE eiurn.hns.
sale. Tel ma. s771. EXT. eis. bet. and
fuDNirURE, complete solid maple Early
Ameriosn bedroom. set. also three-p piece
Ws1nus bedroom sst ssl snd tables
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-11-30
New Hymn High
School Celebrates
Home Coming

The day was fair and promis-
ing, the crowd large and gay. This
was a very happy reunion and
many memories if the past were
recalled by friends meeting on
the dear old familiar campus.
Basketball games were played
by New Hymn, D'Lo, Mendenhall,
Saso, and Prentiss. Even the
losers enjoyed the sport for it
was a pleasant past-time.
The next feature was the par
ade of the High School students,
who took a march of approximate
ly 400 years. The procession was
lead by a beautiful float decorated
with harmoniZing colors OF crepe
paper and flowers that conveyed
the queen, Miss Arcilean Quinn,
who raised $109.54 leading in the
financial drive. The Glasses from
7th through the 18th grades were
solicitors for the occasion. They
raised $1205.79.
Mr.. J. A. Thompson, Principal of
Monticello was guest speaker for
the occasion.
Prof. C. H. Harper, Supt., School
Mrs. Annie B. Harper, Reporter.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-11-30
No Inquest In Death
Of Washington
Youth

Washington, D. c. (NNPA) -
The District of Columbia Com
missions have rejected request
for an inquest into the death of
Charles w. Scott, "a, the National
Negro Congress disclosed last Sat-
urday.
SCOTS death on November 2
was attributed by Coroner A.
Magruder Macdonald to shock fol-
lowing the administration of a
serum by the Jail physician.
At the time Scott died in the
District Iail Infirmary he was
being held in connection with the
death of Police Detective Harry
E. Hamilton, who was killed when
car Scott was driving collided
with truck. The car had been
listtd as stolen.
Mrs. Marie Harris, executive
secretary of the Congress, made
public the letter from G. M. Thor
nett, secretary of the Board of
Commissioners. Mr.. Thornett
wrote:
"In view of the Coroner's state
ment, the request contained in the
last paragraph of your letter was
disapproved by the Commissioners
at their Board meeting this morn
ing"
The letter, dated November IL,
quoted the following statement by
DR.. Macdonald:
'The death of Charles w. Scott
has now been completely inves-
tigated. The cause of his death
is as follows: Deaf was due to
anaphylactic shock following the
administration of serum which oc-
Cured even after a skin test was
negative. This serum was given
as a prophylactic treatment for
the injuries which he received
when the car he was operating
was in a collision with a truck
at Florida avenue and New York
avenue, N. E., on November 1,
1916.
"This death is considered a traf-
fic fatality and an accidental GER
tificate will be issued"
DIR. Robert S. Jason, head of the
pathology department of the How
arl Medical school, who perform
ed an autopsy on SCOTS body at
the request Of the Congress, said
afterward that his findings did
not agree with those of the coron-
err.