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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

BETHESDA, Choice location on Wisconsin
ave: very large house, suitable for con-
version to Offices or large retail store.
Immediate possession. Ewes cal Mrs
Christman, OIL. O571. ALLIED REALTY
GoRP, VI. 6642. - 20
Phone MEVES. Re $3.50 q
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlNIA.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION have an ex-
cellent value in brick Groom. 11a-bath
BURN, ,oW. 1918, Ok. 1904 IS
EXCELLENT brick. ,3famiIy,, 2 bedrrms.
S5SA ot sood income 0esss cAssSr Fl oI 5s nes
MODERN SWEDISH RAMBLER of brick
sqaed ON acPes Ge with stnss Stream asS iocated M
near Lee blvd. and Columbia pike, it is
Tor sale due 70 oWners 4 ransfsr asse sbroad It
will interest those desiring seclusion since
i is completely hidden. from view: rooms
with large picture windows. overlooking
the meadow. built-in cetling-height ad-
iustable bookshelves and charming ele-
doors at each end of this room, opening
on large nasstone terrace; all-electric
kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bath and an excellent
tographer The oil heating system and
plumbing, are installed to allow for an
q the acreage in meadow and = in wood;
land this interesting property can be used
to adyantage as dog g; kennel small ma,
GEoReE R2soN aREES Co. }"
COFFEY OFFICE = 4-bedrm., / bath
home, on 1-acre corner lot; beautiful
shade and fruit trees; oil h-wh: near
parochial and public schools. transp. and
shopping: S1s500, substantial cash re-
quired
Lge. fenced lot surrounds this 6-rm
Cape Cod: newly decorated, full basement.
oil &C. heat beautiful outside fireplace;
close parochial and public schools; good
buy at S16,750, easy terms to substantial
purchaser.
other attractive listings in and near
Falls Church; some with acreage: reason
ably priced. Discuss your housing problem
with COFFEY REALTY, Falls Chul ch. AK.
1882 or FA. 209O-W. rs
10 acres in all: . old houses, other
outbuildings; near Arlington and Fair
fax County lines. Asking S45,00O.
2 lse. lots, Valley rd., approx. 300
acres: will divide: price right. c. w.
CLEVER CO., INC, CHI. 3"222 or OK.
COLOKED-A REAL HOME, close to
schools, bus, stores ard church; Az acres
of excellent land, 1 acre in strawberries;
This home is located on high knoll
rooms on first floor: 3 rooms and bath on
second floor; basement and furnace heat:
large front porch with white columns
sta BILE and poultry house: fruit for family
use Call OK. 3240 or CHI. 1888. Is
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LOTS WANTED.
RECORDED SUB

SUBDIVISIONS or lots ready
for lined. construction of moderate-priced
homes; sewer and water must be avail;
will pay all cash and give prompt answer.
Box 373-E. Star rs
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND End TRUST LOANS : Prompt
call call Col coLoSiAL seSii 90 INVESTMENT CO. si7
MoNEY Ne + n;s on sfcoSD Sc SSDO TRUST We .ma
buy second-trust notes, D. C, nearby Nd.
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE e. INVESTMENT CORP, 1912
N. Y. ave. NV. National 5S33,
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES; quick sst-
tlement. FULTON R. GORDON. 1427 Eye
st. NV, DI. $3.50. Brokers, attention
MONEY on frst and second trusts; prompt
action reasonable rates; nearby Marylsnh
CAN co, S07 15th. Ma s032 O..
SECOND TRUST NOTE for sale. securad
in D. c. property. Call MR.. MARTIN. RE.
Ist, 'Sn' end srd TRUST LOANS. nearby Mdl
Va; and D: G.; mo. payts: lowered ADAMS
REALTY Re- CO. ,so5 N. Y. ave, NV sos RE:
and-rRusT loans. D. c., Md, Va prop;
BERENTER g. CO, DT. 1924.
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS on real estats
in D. c.. Md and Va MR.. DRAISNERc
1404 L. ST. NV. Ma: 415I
"a hours Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO. EX. 549S
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates. terms or mo. payments. P. !.
WALSHE, INC 1115 Eye st. NV, Ma.
LOANS TO D. c.. MD. VA. homeowners
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees: low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP, s3s Investment Bldg. DI. S672,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
zoned industrial; both in D. c. and nearby
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO once. UN. 2525; res, EN- $3.50
Evening star., 1947-09-27

SIX ROOM HOUSE or two-family house, on
s4-acre tillable land near Washington de-
sired; must have all modern conveniences
and be near transportation to Washington.
In reply furnish address, telephone and
details on taxes. prices, age and condi-
ton of house: no agents. Box BAH, Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-27
STORES WANTED

200 SO. FT.. 5 to 20 TT. front, in shop
ping area and center of large, white popu-
lation. Possession now or UP to months
Give size, location, rent, Box 431-H, Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-27
EAkMs FOR SALE Cont J

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. near Damascus
Modern dairy farm, 72 acres, 80 stsHch- :
ions. excellent buildings, young orehard
good s-room house; Ila-miie hsrd11TsS4SSa s4S
JAMES E. MAHoNEY, woodward Btssa
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

NEEDED IMMEDIATELY-Anyw 'bea
tween 1000 to 5000 So. it., storage Of
household goods: anywhere in D. c. Cali
NE: 2042, Mr.. MAURICE KRESSIN or AD,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MD, RIVER FARM-Amidst very large
estate. Just completed; attrac. New England
type house, bedrms, . "a baths, oil h W h /;
on acres with view for miles across Po-
tomac: 30 min. out River Road. Phone
Rockville 2425 -2S
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II ACRES, near Fairfax, with good stream,
mostly wooded: $500 per acre.
5 acres, wooded. near Vienna; with GOOD
stream. high knoll for building; S2,l5O,
easily financed.
Vienna-Prewar brick Dutch Colonial
house; = bedrms., completely equipped
kitchen; excel. location; beautifully lang
immed' possession, HUGH McDIARM1D,
Selected Real Estate. Phone Vienna goo
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED, $500 from private source on
short term trust. covering Virginia resi-:
dence property. conservative estimate OF
equity 3 for /. Call MR.. HARRINGTON,
RE 7l31 -2S .
MONEY WANTED 1st trust notes on
improved D. C. property at 6fc. SURETY
REALTY CO. EX 7944; ewes. 81 26G0.I
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OFFICES FOR RENT (cohT.)

1000 feet on each floor End CONNER
cial; long-term lease; all or part stores.
OhceS. TR. 1900; ewes. AD 15SQ 2Ss
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sAff.

s1se se9Ms a9S 4SD HsPe4 sAGa G. PsTY P
WILL SELL beautiful $500 waterfront
s beS }oSlS 5S3S @ to9 a1S also ssoq R.rsas S
Shores ~ miles from Washington. Boat;
Ing, bathing. and fishing pririliges sSil
Emerson 1871 after 1.3O week days, atter
LONG BEACH. Calvert County-Take sd-
vantage of of-seaSon prices on lots cot
tases and acreage Select your resort nome
careful for the years to come. We rpTp5e
your leisurely inspection. Terms may be
arranged on any purchase. At Long Besth
Y, yoS may buy fully improved lot Eisn
water for less than the cost OF diggiEga
well at mos. shore developments. sSou
ing ing on mt the ~ chesapease ss % Bay. The properly
Is beautifully wooded and well impr6Esd.
Comparison will convince you of the Sq-
south OF Prince Frederick on the Sosq-
Leonard and follow signs to once on hay.
pS BGY s NoW qa6 For S' NRST SRs YEAR cotsss.
a se aef season See the
car port. something unusual: priced ~
$40; See the concrete cottage. alTmisi1oo m
fpF4ep f feopt of 0ed5ms for pe5fh go
ss5o ] t9t easy terms See these faf Sss at CEDAR
Hurst, on Chesapeake Bay; 81 miles OF
Strstcd sr SUMNER Tps aIlSyear year eommunity conn
cuar on request WALTER NJ .BAuMAN.
1927 K NV MA. 6"2a At Cedar Hufst.
see Mrs. olif1, on Holly ave-, West Rvsr
SUMNER HOTEL, brick bldg; chesapssgs
Bay section near Shady Side. Md: S15,-
900. WALTER NJ BAUMAN, II"
West s. nv; Fivel Ma A4oT eSfs' or call Mrs. 2HH'
FOR SALE. Very desirable 9-bedToon
water-f lot 6o'xlo0': can be inspected
Sunday or by, appointment only on week
days reasonably priced ct $4,000. EDGE
WATER REALTY CO., Mayo rd, phone
BAY FRONT. near Annapolis-2- story,
S-rm. house; about u acre; a beautiful
place; partly turn. Call TO. 523S. ---:aS
GIBSON ISLAND-Year-round home in
this exclusive shore community. White
clapboard, o rms, 3 baths, large living
nm, ,paneled dining rm.. unit kitchen, pins
lot. For further information. this ard
and Maryland, call Mr.. Jensen. HO, 3s3f,
or HO. 1861 ewes. ALLAN RUTHERFORD.
Realtor, $500 York dr., Baltimore II, Mo.
WEST BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay-Owner
moving to California, will sell her home
completely furnished. House contains b
rooms and bath; living room is unususfly
large and attractive; large corner lot,
garage; could be used for all-year- -roYqd
home; S11,50O r. Q. BELT, MA. ,3346.
SELRY- THE-BAY-Several nice e6t-
tageS for sale at bargain prices; some Of
these houses are suitable for year-roted
occupancy. O.. L. WILLIAMS, Ma. 4g33;
ewes. OR. o364 go
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III popular SHOPPING CenterS.
14th st. near Belmont-Store and 3
apartments; immediate possession of store
for purchasers use; just remodeled.
Georgia ave, near Columbia rd.-Large
corner store and apartment; good condi-
ticn.
Mr.. Hunter. MA $500; ewes. and sun
day, GIL. 52S5. BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
14l7 st. NV.
COLORED-APARTMEN HOUSE, close
NV. section. conv. to shopping and transp
Contains 90 units. Priced at 7 times
annual income. Evenings, Bob Matthews,
Ia 2205, w. SCHUYLER MATTHEWS 81
CO. DU. R023. -2&
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1860 SQUARE FT., first commercial at
r. /. ave. and Newton st ne. near District
line. CRANE g. HELAN, Realtors, ST.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE (cont. }
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT properties,

4-UNIT BRICK converted apt, rented to
eoloTed, zoned second commercial; income.
"a. a3i6rR. KELLEY & BRANNER. bf.
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OFFICES WANTED

NATIONALLY KNOWN ATTORNEY. estab-
llshlng Washington office, desires space
and /or secretarial service. in law office, in
modern. downtown building. Write Box
4OS-H, Star. 2as
building, unfurnished, either sublet or
lease for l to 3 years, to conduct export
business. TIE 1883, SULLIVAN 3Ss
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

APPROXIMATELY 1000 So. ft. required
for showroom and stock, choice downtown
location, store or Ind f.: a long ease:
reputable firm. Box 263-E, Star. i
Evening star., 1947-09-27

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENL,
COLONIAL BEACH-Modern cottage, $50
per mo. for winter months. Phone Lorton
so, MRS. BAKER. -2So
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

NEAR REHoBoTH BEACH, Del. IDews9
Beach Second house from ocean; frSt
floor has. large living room fireplace, COM
plete bath, large dining room, cozy dineBe,
porch and maids quarters: second fooT
has 3 bedrooms and u bath: shower.
dressing room. laundry in basement: We
netian blinds. throughout, deep-freeZe unit;
house in excellent condition: lot is 80 by
125 feet; priced at Sl2,500 for quick sale.
GEO. j. MOSS, Realtor. SH. $500 or
DANIEL ANDERSON. Realtor. IL PARK
ave, Rehoboth Beach. Del. Phone 344t,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

LARGE HOUSE of 10 rms, . baths, 3
kitchens. in Olney, Md, Ashton 1881. 20
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EARMS WANTED.

TOBACCO and general, vicinity of Largo.
Bowie. DavidSonville, Harwood. upper
Marlboro, Prince Georges County. cal
WI, l046 or write Box 233-E, star. y-ze
OWNER wants to swap new 3-oedpm !,
l2-acre land, near Fairfax Courthouse,
for acreage or farm within 35 mi. Wssh,
in Va Write Box a H. Star. VII >.
Evening star., 1947-09-27

SPECIAL BARGAIN-11th st. Sc, mr..
Penna. ave. First commercial. Attention
plumbers. radio men. printers. Excel. op-
portunity for any repairmen. Small store
and 7-rm. and 2-bath house. h.-w.h. and
electricity: 2-car gar; on wide alley; pos
session with title. Act today! RE. 5216.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06

District, and v. A. johnson, Sun
flower County District. The Board
of Directors Consists of II men
elected, with two being elected from
each Congressional District, and
three at large from over the State.
Judge John c. Stennis, of DeKalb,
Mississippi, delivered the principle
address on Opportunities of District
Commissioners. Others appearing on
the program included Owen Cooper,
Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation.
Glenn Lawrence, Ashford, Alabama;
and j. w. Sargent, Assistant Region
al Conservator, Spartanburg, South
Carolina.
The afternoon meeting was de-
voted to the planning Of a program
of work for the State Association.
Reports from Committees on edu-
cation, legislation, forestry, pasture,
permanent vegetation, conservation
material, were heard and adopted
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06
Holmes Men Attend
Soil Conservation Meeting

H. P. Watson, C. v. Maxwell and
c. L. Downer, Commissioners of Hol-
mes County Soil Conservation Dis
drict, attended the annual meeting
of the Mississippi Association of Soil
Conservation District Commissioners
in Jackson at the Heidelberg Hotel.
Commissioners representing 81
soil conservation districts from every
section of the state were present.
Paul Measell, of the Newton county
Soil Conservation District, was re-
elected president of the Association,
and A. B. Adams, Coahoma county
District, was named vice-presidnt.
The Executive Committee for the
new year is composed of D. M.
Yelverton, Smith County District,
Ellie Moore, Northeast Mississippi
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06

can be only one all-powerful being.
That One is the God of revelation
the God who is revealed as a trinity,
The fact that God is one consisting
OF three persons, Father, Son, and
Holy Spirit, is the distinguishing
truth of Christianity.
This is truth that man could
never find by his unassisted reason.
We would never have known it had
not God made it known to us. It is
beyond our comprehension but we
who are finite can never expect to
comprehend the infinite. We know
it as truth because God says it is
true,
In the Bible we find that divinity
is ascribed to the Father, the Son,
and the Holy Spirit Yet the Bible
is clear in teaching that these three
are not three Gods but one. The
Christian God, therefore is trinity
a triune God--one God in three Per-
sons.
This is the true God and no man
can worship Him unless He comes
to the Father by the mediation Of
the Son through the power of the
Holy SPIRIT. The worship of any
other God is idolatry. Know God
as He is revealed in His Word. Come
to Him through the Sin-bearer and
Savior, Jesus Christ. Serve Him as
your God and Redeemer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06
BY w. r.. Sullivan. County Agent
Poultry Pointers for February

Pullets lay more eggs their first
year of production than hens in
their second or third year of pro-
duction. Plan to replace at least 60
percent of your hens with pullets
next fall. Buy chicks straight
rum for each pullet you plan to put
in your laying house next fall.
Early Matched chicks develop into
more profitable layers than those
Matched late. A recent survey of
flocks in an adjoining state showed
that the time of matching seemed to
have more influence on egg product
ion than breeding, housing or feed
ing. This does not mean that breed
ing, housing and feeding can be
neglected.
Get your chicks into the brooder
early. Chicks Matched in late Febr-
uary, in March or in early April,
will develop into more profitable
layers than those Matched later.
Have you booked your order for
chicks? 1t is already late for book
ing orders for quality chicks. Do it
now!
Prepare for your chicks before
the day of their arrival.
If possible, locate the brooder
house on well drained ground that
is clean and free from contamination.
Ground sloping to the south is pre-
ferred.
Provide ample room in the brood
er house, over-crowding does not
pay. One-half square foot of floor
space for each chick up to 6 weeks
of age is considered adequate. From
6 to 10 weeks of age each chick needs
one square foot of floor space, and
from 10 to IA weeks of age each
bird will need one and one-half
square feet of floor space.
Provide adequate ventilation in
the brooder house. Proper ventilat-
ion will reduce damages to chicks
from brooder stove fumes and stale
air and will aid in keeping the house
dry and comfortable. Plenty of fresh
air, free from drafts is essential to
good chick health.
Provide adequate natural light in
the house. Sunshine aids in keeping
the house dry and comfortable, in
discouraging the spread of diseases,
and in encouraging chicks to eat
and be more active.
Thoroughly clean and disinfect
brooder house and equipment before
chicks arrive.
Adjust brooder stove at least 8
days before chicks are to arrive
Keep temperature at about 80 de-
grees at the edge of the hover two
inches above the floor the first week.
Temperature may be lowered grad
ually as chicks get older. Away from
the hover, in other parts of the house
the temperature may be 70 to rs
degrees.
Chicks need feed and water i'm
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06

as the program for work for the
State Association.
The outstanding activities to be
sponsored by the State Association
were, to publish a bulletin on Soil
Conservation in Mississippi, giving
history, development and progress;
sponsor an essay contest for high
school students in Mississippi and to
secure change in the State Soil
Conservation District Law to in
clude three commissioners on the
State Soil Conservation Committee.
w. r. Stoby, Commissioner from
Harrison County Soil Conservation
District, extended to the Association
a cordial invitation to attend an
outing on the Gulf Coast in the
summer of 1947 as guests of the eight
districts in Southeast Mississippi.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06
LOCAL NEWS

MIR. and Mrs. Aie Grant and Billy
Holmes of Yazoo City were the re-
cent guests of Miss Ethel Ingold.
Mrs. NJ A. Scobey and Patricia
shopped in Greenwood Monday.
Guest of Mrs. Allie Povall this
week is her sister, Mrs. w. c. Daniel
of San Jose, California.
Miss Dorothy Foster, of Yazoo
City, spent Sunday here with her
mother.
Guest of Mrs. Jack Pitchford last
week was her brother, Mr.. ]. H.
Slater, of Cruger.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06

mediately upon arrival. Have feed
in the hoppers and water in the fou-
ntains when chicks are placed in
the brooder. :,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06
!. Bichloride of Mercury (Corros-
We sublimute) "A ounces dissolved

l. Bichloride of Mercury (Corros-
i've sublimote) "A ounces dissolved
in 80 gallons of water. Time of dip-10
minutes. Dissolve the chemical in a
small amount of hot water in a glass
jar and add to the correct amount
of water, using only wooden con-
tainer Cloth sacks are not recon-
mended as containers when dipping.
Wooden crates or baskets PREFER
ed. Dip bushels of potatoes and add
one ounce of the material dissolved
in hot water and repeat this when
another bushels have been dipped.
The solution must then be discarded
and new one prepared. AS corros-
i've sublimate is a deadly poison,
care must be taken in its use and
disposal of the dipping solution. Bed
potatoes Immediately after dipping.
z. Borux-5 pounds dissolved in 80
gallons of water. Time of dip-10 min
utes. Dissolve the chemical in a
small amount of hot water and add
to the correct amount of solution.
May be used in either metal or
wooden containers. Open mesh sacks
may be used as containers for dip
ping. After solution becomes dirty,
discard and make up new solution.
Bed potatoes Immediately after dip
ping.
Growers should keep in mind that
no dipping solution will destroy
black rot which can be seen with the
naked eye and that only potatoes
which are clean and clear of all
signs of disease should be dipped
end bedded. Care must be taken to
see that the materials for dipping
are carefully weighed and the po-
tatoes left in the solution 10 minutes,
no more or no less The water must
also be measured SO that the solut-
ion will not be too weak and thus
spread black rot. if any is present,
or too strong and injure the seed.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06
Treating Sweetpotuto Seed

All sweetpotato seed should be
carefully selected and dipped before
bedding as means of controlling
Black Rot and other diseases. Var
ious materials are on the market
and several have been recommended
in the past for dipping or treating
sweetpotato seed These have been
and are continually being tested by
the experiment stations in this and
other states and our recommended
ions are based on the results of such
tests. From results of the most re-
cent tests and on the basis of the
State Plant Board recommendations
and requirements for certified
sweetpotato plant growers, we are
recommending at this time and un-
til further tests are completed the
use of either the Bichloride of Mer-
curry or Borax treatment.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06
GOSPEL TALKS
BY Rev. r. G. Vole tine

SERVICES SUNDAY at the presbyterian
Church at eleven and seven.
THE CHRISTIAN GOD
Through Him (Jesus Christi we
both have access by one Spirit unto
the Father. "--Eph. 2:18.
Christians worship a God that is
absolutely unique among the many
Gods served by the followers Of
various religions. Most heather
religions consist in the worship of
many gods. Christianity is one of
three world religions that teaches
monotheism. 1t recognizes that there
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-06

Use the Classified Ads--It PuYsI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-24
Held Six Days
As Rape Suspect

Two Negro men who have
steadfastly denied their (guilt
have been held in jail here for
six days as suspects in connec-
ton with the rape of a young
white woman here on February
18th in Battlefield Park on the
southern outskirts of the city it
was announced by the city police
officials here Tuesday.
According to reports the young
woman has seen the two suspects
who the police reported answer
ed the description of the rapist
given at The time the crime was
committed. The police, however,
declined to reveal whether or
not she had identified them as
her attackers.
Detective Captain pointed out
that no charges as yet has been
placed agaisnt the two men, but
said that the investigation would
continue until he was convinced
of their guilt or innocence. He
emphasized the fact that the two
men were only supects.
The names of the two suspects
were not given.