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HELP MEN and WOMEN

COLLECTION MAN OR WOMAN. must be
experienced; this is permanent position
with an excellent chance for advancement;
salary open, depending on ability and ex-
perience Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
Cook G0 IA AND 81 faANp2MAN. n white couple pre-
isETsd live in 47s3 Ss-day week; young men
COUPLE. white, in rest home: women or
man and wife. | to cook and serve trays.
l to do gen. work, some nursing; 500 ea
and beard and rm OIL. 1914. ,-24
to work in dog Kennels
wife to do g.h.w.: live, in, modern cot COT
salary expected BOX $50, RID l, Vienna
PIANO PLAYER. must be able to. trans
pose, play all types of music: restaura,nnt
and cocktail lounge, cH 45se or "a ao
SKIP ski TIA TRaC9R: : must be able to locate by
telephone; experienced preferred; good
salary; steady position, Apply sLoAMs,
BEsT bIs fse Vocal s. e" INSTRUCTION If YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. NO
charge aiys voice and phone number
WANTED-couple. white or colored, no
children, family Of Q adults; man to serve
take care of garden and drive car; woman
for general housework must be expert
cook references required mot under
year,: good salary, good living quarters
TssiN WANTkD Fl NUS 1MTsIc TEACHER. must hold
history, music. harmony, vocal, .apprecia-
ton No phone call honored: Write for
application form NORTHWESTERN COL
LEGE, 7th and M sts. NV.
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HELP MEN.

STOCK CLERKS. white: Immediate open:
LIES 4ohr, ,r, wk Eeod salary ,ar, special
se fhe msnaeer e4RRisoRs seaSs 10y roS fNRo1y NoV.
F1H sFF6HESHasdS SHa SiS private st ns psrty has sDpo.
IAifok 1da1E ss5s55sneed .'i. IN sera5ng l,as
ls14:1sso F st. NV. personnel once
THEATsR MANAGERS ASST. white. 80
isls 509ss' ah st. :ess NV" '9S na alSs';
Timer experienced only. good salary
TRANsFER MAN, experienced, for work
IN lithosrsph plant on hand transfer
Increase for ma man s Who scan can qualify: h psG aood
job with established growing. specialized
sskng og one with this
Up upHoLsTERERs 81 ntsa top RDSE Wsges, steady Year
around work. time and hall after 40 hours,
aeeaTaas aDD DAVIS 8 EREs
and Tildon, Brentwood. Md, UN. 1892,
RPHsohs15RsnS R1sses Bns kotpys gsssla na Apply 500
,xorkS; V, So Pleassns working conditions ''SSs x5e,
VoucaER " Cher CLERK with some bookkeepins mpS
Tos pRoPaRrfEs fSasfi Ne S's seoS SAses Weeslsy
v !WsATTeaaMAN for construction Job, Sat.
WooE PREssER, exper; GOOD pay, 5-day
*SSh $sSSfasS Sfo;14HtEa. 8; HS MoRsrNosiSaDr
YOUNG MAN 1t to learn" learn muitigraph work
with large advertising firm; no experience
Necessary; good salary to start, with
qualify! state age when replying. also
whether employed at present. Box 1904,
YYtosUtNG MAN, with car; sales and deliv-
cry; salary and commission: good oppor.
Hni1y, tu1ity for = adMyanreement M nee NA 1a73 -S6
In o to s$l G
YOU YOUNG s'Vsf MASmNsew ASas York Stock Exchange
terested in learning securities business; no
typing will BE- helpful. Call MA. o4o2'
YoUNG MAN. i75 lb. approx. wishing to
learn trade, apply. Mr.. Murray after |
pm: Saturday B. A. coE CO., 3l21 l4th
YOUNG MAN-we can now offer an ex-
ceptional opportunity with our fast.grow-
yorns @ man You must NJ have isd good EDUCATION.
personality and a car is necessary. We are
one OF the largest and fastest growing
wholesalers of frozen foods in this city.
Your salary will start at $50 weekly and
your car expenses will be paid You will
be thoroughly trained in the frozen food
permanent position With real future and
unless you are sure that your qualifica tions
are the best. do not apply. Give full de-
tails. age. education, previous employment
and references. Box ABA, Star. "a
YOUNG MAN-Excellent opportunity in
local territory assisting sales manager in
selling stainless steel: no travelins; aver.
age man earns S90-S100 weekly: personal
training given accepted applicant; car es-
sential Call in person, 1888 M st. NV.
10 am. to IL noon, Monday through
NEED CoLoRED PAPER HANGERS. paint
ers, carpenters. floor sanders. exper. only:
by hour or contract. Phone NO. 1882 be-
tween $50 and 4:30. -23
WE NEED at once men (25-40) of good
appearance and forceful personality to
introduce new, low-priced and self-selling
household necessities to homes, restau-
reply to this ad must be willing and able
to handle exclusive territory and earn
S75-S100 per week. Act quickly as this |
opportunity may net present itself again. |
Previous selling experience and car arc
preferable, but not necessary. Write,
giving full particulars about yourself.
POx 14k-Z. Star D4s
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wsl;.r and Marie D,.Clir, boy.

Wslt;r and Marie Clir, boy.
Arthur and June Elm, boy.
James and Marguerite Esposito, girl. I
Stephen and Emily Fishe, girl.
Robert and Mary Fitzgerald, boy.
Elmer and Veronica Franklin, girl. :,
Austin and Veronica GesLauriers. girl
Louis and Eleanor Graves, boy.
John and Gloria Quick, girl:
Irving and Josephine Hicks, girl.
Boyd and Charlotte Hosge, boy.
joseph and Marion Howard, boy.
Carmel and Daisy Hubbard. girl.
Charles and Kay Keckell, boy.
Walter and Dorothy Kearns,, girl.
Frederick and Nancy Koenis. girl.
William and Helen Lane, girl.
.Jobe and Mary Lanehart, boy:
Sidney sona .nd and Mnnn yTgna I,engs. Ieys sT I'LL
Ensley ard lola Macarthur, girl.
Marcel and Jeanne Martin, girl.
James and Margaret Myers, girl.
Riehsrd and Dorothy o'Neil, boy.
Roger and Eleanor Penny. boy.
Erwin and Ruth Powell, boy.
Isaac and Anne Rainey: girl.
Harry and GLADYS Rhodes. boy;
Stuart and Wilma Russell, boy.
Nathsn and Rose Shapiro, boy.
John and Marie Shannon, boy.
A. Hiram and Lenore Simon, boy.
Joseph and Florence Sorrels, boy.
Leman and Doris Stafford, girl.
Alfred and Mildred Swope. .girl.
James and Fac Walton, girl.
Harry and Helen Warner. boy.
Joseph and Katherine White. boy.
Donald and Phyllis Witherow, girl.
James and Annie Barber, girl
Elamuel and Bernice Betz. girl.
Lloyd and Alice Bouze, girl.
Carrington and Lucinda Conley, boy.
Edward and Elfreda Dixon, boy.
Eugene and Aliene Foddie, girl.
Sidney and Arminta Francis, girl.
David and Dorothy Gillus. girl.
Samuel and Mary Hawkins, girl:
Johnnie and Dorothy Hooker, girl.
Shing and Hsiano Huang, girl.
John and Ruth Hume, boy.
Garland and Claudia Jackson, boy.
Freeman and Edna Jackson, girl.
Harrison and Evita Jackson, boy.
Jaime and Theresa ValaSqueZ, girl.
Alvin and Dettie Jones, girl.
Tracy and Essonia Jones. girl.
Walter and Ruth Matthews, girl.
Edward and Leaver Murray. girl.
Lee and Doris Patterson, boy.
Eastern ard Margaret Payne, girl.
James and Lenora Russell, boy.
Alvin and Eva Scott, boy.
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Births Reported

(From the d. c. Bureau of Vital Statistic!
John and Bociel Allen, boy.
Arthur and Evelene Anderson, boy.
Thomas and Martha Bailey, boy. =
Jack and Bohita Beall. boy.
Theodore and Ann Berzinski, girl.
Richard and Ruth Binet, boy.
Robert and Adelaide Brandler, boy.
Virgil and Wilva Brewer, girl
Harold and Helen Carter, boy.
Jerome and Jane Carter, boy.
James and Marjorie Craig, boy.
Scott and Janet Cromwell, sirl.
Kenneth Gnd Elizabeth Daugherty. boy.
Paul and Marjorie Davis. girl
Joseph and Ellen Dean, boy.
William and Dorothy DeaSon. boy.
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT for Germany; graduate
in public accounting or general account
ing essential complete hscal responIl
sibility accounting ONCE, tncluolng ah
ventory control for 2-year assignmente
Salary. S4,716 per annum. Box 4T5s1A'
Star. -
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout the
city.
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Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.

Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time 33c PER line
2 times ----33c
8 to 6 times consec-
utively -----30c j"
Z times or longer
consecutively ----26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices SC per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimum)
Flat rate per line 45c
Out-of- Town Rate is charged
on all advertising rs miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
he sure to make note of the cancellat ton
number This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation
If advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears serial
number, with date. and tdentihes your
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
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INSURANCE UNDERWATER, leading cas-.
ualty stock co salary and future assured
Call MR.. MCGOWAN, MA. 075S. -26
yANITOR, settled married man, colored
for apt. bldg. of so units. with elevator
switchboard and engineering experience;
good salary and quarters. See resident
manager. 1885 X st. NV. "a
KENNEL MAN, white. to live in. Must
take care of small private kennel and
work around house; S25, room and board.
Ajax OS05, %"
LABORERS (roofer's helpers. Phone CHI.
1923, ROSE BROS. CO., INC, 1441 10Th
st. n. Arline ton, Va "a
LINOLEUM MECHANIC. experienced only
Sis day. Permanent position. DIENER
INC. 1921 22nd st. NV. "a
LOAN OFFICE MANAGER. bright youne
man. for local auto finance Office
Thoroughly experienced: unusual oppor-
tunitY for riRht man Box S11-A. Star
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AL. all-round machinists,
small instruments, work in
; TOP pay. Apply in person,
INC, 452 Swami ave-,
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lass license: white or COL
iOPFENMAIER ESTATE.

GRUCEKY CHECKER; must be able to op.
crate departmental National cash register
sober, reliable and efficient Apply ir
person with references, CHEVY CHASE
SUPPLY. $500 Conn. ave. WO. O464. -2s
GROCERY CLERK, knowledge of meats re.
auired full or part lime. Apply WEISS
SUPER MARKET. 1895 9TH st. ne. -22
GROCERY SALESMAN. exper.; excel. op-
grocery house White Box 156-V. Star
for appointment, giving brief outline Of
BACKGROUND. -25
AZ to 81 Apply employment ONCE, WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL, goo Woodley rd
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u 81. n. W. --J
rn dog kennels.
liars and salary
D. /, Vienna. Va.
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viNcENT Moron CO. 5oi5 Georgia .y aye
sERvfek SER EA STATION MANAGER for nisht
| days per wk: paid life insurance and va
cations: must be exper. and be able to
and All replies hes SA star
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTs-o
STEP staon eso
part-time shift manager: prefer men with
experience; however. aggressive and re-
so19dsrsd men Apply Taf n sse GAS W
TON, a15 R. l. ave. ne. "a
SERVICE STATION MECHANIC, light re-
pairs and tuneup man. only exper with
eond. and salary; For interview call n Mr.
sEkVicB khESkHS's sFarIoS "a ONT help wanted Attend
ants, washers, greasers, cashiers. Cp-
Experienced with good refs. need apply;
MIR, EEEsLER, DI. 1900 bet. and 4
sERVfeE sGE 'RSeEy'sT STATION ATTENDANT. sxneE,=
sEE2fcE RSffcEEr Station ssssR5 hep wa Wantsd Attend
ants. washers, sreasers cashiers pp, p,
experienced, with good refs. need apply.
eaHd es Ma Df G0 7soe, oe
ssEkV1cE sST ia'siTeMi STATION ATTENDANTS; must
ngf sep l? s5ssI HAk1s a5i zsse saay
siItj SHOE sALEsMAN, experienced, good sal
ary, 20% discount on purchases. Apply
aoLpENBERG,s. GO Ssse W @ti and K s.s: NV. ..-ss
SHOE steady by poSitiGn
giving full details of past experience BOX
SHOE SHOE sAIIfEsMEN, experienced; good com
Apply lH5Ii!1A emplosmsnt ofhce. 4th hoorso S,
81; s'iis
SHOE sALEMAN; experie.eed. for dsS nssgS
E N B E tGp3xRps 1aae ga aHoss Ssy4 Conn ave: q"
SHOE STORE MANAGER. exclusive mems
shop: better grade shoes excellent oDpSr-
sf1 sGA1E 1s-k kkoooffEERs, oiffEERs ,st class need men
and helpers: l years work; good PROPOSE
sEaTE sioai "5e "koofTks FER lmeehanies only need
apply. Phone CH. 223 for interview.
ROSE BROS. CO., INC, l441 10th st; n,
SBs n4s Bs6a
soDA s6a P 65fI;sPpfsNsERs-oood 5f; ps salary and hrs
CARRIERS PHARMACY. Columbia pike
rsaaGe1 I sTs ss Ass's f
/ ance. Cali AT. 1881 after am. Ash
sSFo sToek e Clerks for shoe department: sp.
! LEFFs. 12l4-1220 r ct. NV. personne
once. 7th floor.
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CONTINUED on Next PsgsJ
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HELP MEN Cent?

iight 1t % aircraft; with Or without 4 & ! rate
ssRsaffloess # c g. E. ae
AMFsPLANcE Ms SERVICE MANAGER. e expert
machines. nSS refriserators and small appii-
who sfseI auaIifies Apply Boy se7-A. stsr;
ASSISTANT BUYER, upholstery dept, ex-
perienced: 5-day. week: 900 discount on
purehases: Apply 9th fioor' GOLDEN
REESE ssssssfSsfsAST jaS1foh 1aS ,eolored expert
resident manager. THE HARWILL APTS,
Assistant sasi MANAGER. so-45 yrs. of age,
gooa appearance and personality. for res,
Tdty'c nity for @as advancement: Box 47s-z. Star.
ASSISTANT STOCK SUPERVISOR. must be
sspans Of oss ssndps o RsSPe ARg
& BRO. Tth sth and E SITS. NV. 80
ATTENDANT ATT esii EN- sas ssoa sts,ion ssS vk
s hHTo ovsftme s4R1 6NoS AUfo yfe5 % sne
aGTo I'll l n MECHANICS. experienced for
permanent jobs with Washington's oldest
Chevrolet dealer; excellent working con-
men See NJ esFnasf Bas s
FATE MOTOR CO., 1130 Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS, .. must be expert
enced; fiat rate with guarantee; vacation
EiiSssds SESs 5Siek & 1NS 1850 AIS HamDdsn Isns
aGTo MEicHANics, experienced; holidays.
vacation and insurance. Clean, well-lisht-
aSSd ao
A3T 1870 sMaEEH 3 seeifsS You ave- are eT ookns
for permanent position with good work.
ing conditions, high pay, vacation with
m yI apd 1sT Mofo Seofs Hebake4 sodfef mr. shsdf
it AuTo VI MEoaAN1es SG 1st-class none Sf other
2ufo IRRS ds Co. ESsf so47 RELIABLE 81 hH
AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mechanic to
See service manager. coAsT-IN PoNTffAc
sfroMoRr e1 19o FL ayf MEcHsN,c "a sxr.rie3sad 4
top wages; vacation with pay, straight
salary 5,day ,IseR week ssed oppoT,tunity for
aad DEf car1o dE $685. dealers corner Nipple
AUTO MECHANICS ttruck, wanted, 3 each
for nisht or day shift; excellent workine
SsHsi5sa' HRsTs;s noafz eEhrR1 RAJ
z0F 1870 cqi qaiESoHANIss, oH NhssS work in AZ New,
%eas5n asons shsR Pza sSfeSs MooR e seee 6
Lee hwy, Arl MR.. CARTER, CHI. 1900. |
-3l
AUTO MECHANIC, must be experienced
We offer best working conditions in town.
new building; twin post lifts; fluorescent
lighting. Vacation with pay. so 80
proposition See Mr.. Dennson TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS, 301O R. I. ave. ne
81
AUTOMOTIvE MECHANICS - Factory
branch needs . all-around men to work
on trucks; good pay with usual benefits;
permanent See Mr.. Wellman, BROCK
WAY MOTOR CO., INC, 104S 29th st. NV
"a
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ment Of the change was made yes
terday afternoon. At 80, Mr.. Car
michael Is believed to be the
youngest president of . major air.
line.
Mr.. Carmichael has been with the
company and its predecessors for
18 years. A pilot who started flying
II years ago, he is known primarily
as an operations man. MIR. Monro
was the promoter VINO built the
line up to its present size, with ter
minals In Milwaukee, New York,
Norfolk and Dallas and home Of
fees in Washington.
Differences of opinion" with A.
nAncial interests backing the line
were given as the reason by Mr..
Monro for his resignation.
$1,000, 900 Loan Involved.
The financial interests mentioned
are . group Of banks headed by
Chase National Of New York, which
have loaned Capital Airlines $4,000
OOO, according to a man familiar
with the operations of the company.
The due date on this loan has been
postponed several times this year
and now stands at November l..
Mr.. Monro was held responsible
for Capitals vast postwar program
OF expansion. The company bought
many of the C-54 four r-motored
transport planes released by the
Army's Air Transport Command
and had the Glenn Martin Aircraft
CO. convert them into passenger
planes. 1t extended its routes to
Memphis and was trying to get into
Minneapolis through Chicago, and
into New Orleans through Atlanta
during the last months of Mr..
Monro's administration.
Conversion of the transport planes
cost virtually as much as the new
ships would have cost prior to the
war, and amortization of the invest
ment, company officials believed,
was imperiled by the lowering OF
passenger rates late in 1945, move
opposed by Capital Airlines.
At the time Mr.. Munro predicted
the whole industry might "lose its
shirt" II the low rates were made
general In the face of rising costs.
Some of the big airlines, however,
insisted before the Civil Aeronautics
Board than the passenger rates
should be reduced, rather than a
proposed cut in mail rates, and
Capital was forced to go along with
the others.
Lost Heavily in 1946-F.
The result was that Capital lost
heavily in 1946; 100000 in the
first quarter of this year and $780,
600 in the second quarter, it was
said. 1t experienced an operating
profit in August and probably In
September
Mr.. Monro offered to resign If
Mr.. Carmichael, the executive vice
president of the company, were
allowed to succeed him. His offer
was accepted. He also rendered his
resignation as a member Of the
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Carmichael, 80, Takes Helm
As CAPITAL AirIines President

board Of directors, but the board
refused to accept it.
A new Executive Committee wa.
elected. 1t includes Mr.. Carmichael
j. c. Herbert Bryant of Alexandria
Va; Dewey F. Gruenhagen, vice
president Of Investors Syndicate
Inc. of Minneapolis; George r
Ham, president of the Pittsburgh
Business Properties, and Charles
H. Murchison, general counsel fol
Capital Airlines.
Mr.. Monro, in a statement, re-
ferred to the necessity of support
of outside interests and said:
Unfortunately, there has been q
grave difference of opinion among
those interests as to the continuance
of that support, based upon the
question OF top management"
Statement Backs Carmichael.
The statement also said:
mo better man could have beer
chosen for the job than Slim. He
has and always will have not only
my enthusiastic approval but what
ever help and cooperation may
be able to give"
Mr.. Carmichael also issued Z
statement. It said in part:
TN accepting the presidency o1
Capital Airlines, I made it plair
that had full faith in Mr.. Monro'i
policies and that I would be ex-
tremely hesitant to take the post
without his continued presence or
the Board of Directors.
II also stated that 7 would not
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Plants Of Major Crops
Imported, Group Told

No major crop now cultivated in
this country is native to the United
States. members of the Crestwood
Citizens Association were told last
night.
The group was addressed by c. o.
Erlanson, head Of the Division OF
Plant Exploration and Introduction
Bureau of Plant Industry, at the
Beltsville, (MdJ station Of the Agri-
culture Department.
Mr.. Erlanson explained that even
the corn which we consider Amer
lean was brought to this country
by the Indians from south of the
border.
The tobacco found by the Colonists
is not the tobacco we know today,
and at present is used only for
nicotine spray, since it is too strong
for tobacco smokers, he said.
Mr.. Erlanson was United States
delegate to the American Botanical
Congress in Rio de Janeiro in 1898.
The association elected Forrest H.
Martell president. Other officers
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!. H. (Slim) Carmichael began
his first day today as president OF
the Capital Airlines.
Mr.. Carmichael was elected pres
ident of the line Tuesday at a meet
ing Of its board of directors, which
accepted the resignation of C. Bedell
Monro, who had been president OF
the airline for IL years. Announce
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worked as utility pilot at first
flying crop-dusting planes, and car
rying passengers on chartered trips
In 1929, he became pilot of Pitts
burgh Airways, one of the comp.
nies which later was merged to form
Pennsylvania Central Airlines, Capt.
tails predecessor. He was awarded
the Congressional Air Mail Pilots
Medal of Honor for safely landing a
plane with a full passenger load
after one engine had torn from It's
nacelle and carried away part of the
landing gear.
He was made vice president Of
Pennsylvania Central in 1910. He
and his wife and two children live
at Foxcroft road, Alexandria.
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elected we're Cecil v. Maudlin, and
James r. Latimer, vice presidents;
Miss Florence G. HUM, secretary
and Miss Viola Hodson, treasurer.
Following the meeting, the group
adjourned to the home Of Charles
E. Pledger, jr., IT'S Crestwood drive
NV, retiring president, for a re-
ception.
Mr.. Pledger conducted the meet
ing, the first this fall, which was
held in the Roosevelt High School,
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Egypt's Cholera Toll
Nov Stands at 161
By the Associated Press

CAIRO, Oct. 2.-Egypt's cholera
death toll mounted to 161 today as
the Health Ministry listed SO new
fatalities from the dread disease.
The ministry said ia new cases
and 81 suspected cases had been
reported yesterday.
Because of the epidemic, now a
little more than a week old, the gov
ernment banned a one-day general
strike which Moslem organizations
had called for Friday to protest
partitioning of Palestine as proposed
by the United Nations special COM
mittee.
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take the post without the full sup
port of all the financial interests in
volved and without full and COM
plete authority as president and
chief executive officer. No further
changes in the executive staff are
contemplated"
Mr.. Carmichael is a tall, vigorous
man who has flown Capitals origi-
nal routes hundreds of times. He
learned to fly in 1926, the year before
Lindbergh flew the Atlantic. He
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Weather at Hong Kong
Delays GIoboI Flight
: BY the kssoeiatsd Press

HONG KONG. Oct. 2.-Adverse
weather today delayed the takeof1
OF George w. Truman Of LOS An
geles and Clifford D. Evans OF
Washington on the homeward flight
of their leisurely round-the-world
fight in two small planes. They
expect to leave for Tokyo tomor-
rOIIr
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-22
cHANcERY SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To the Unknown Heirs at Law of
| James Higgins, Deceased. and to All
Persons Having or Claiming Any
Legal or Equitable Interest in the
Following Described Land Sold For
Taxes on April 4, 1882, to-wit: Lot z
and all that part of lot 10 lying North
and West of Paved Highway No. 49,
East and all that part of lot 8 lying
north and West of Paved Highway
49-East and South and West of Old
East, in Holmes County, Mississippi
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of Holmes
| County, Mississippi, in the State of
| Mississippi, at a term OF said Court
to be- held on the Fourth Monday of
May, A. D. 1947, at the Courthouse
in the City of Lexington, Mississippi
on the first day of said term, then
and there to plead, answer or demur
to the bill of complaint of w. G,
Lowe to confirm and quite the title
of W. G. Lowe to the above describ-
ed land and to confirm and quite
the title and interest of the Atlantic
Refining Company therein under an
oil, gas and mineral lease held by
The Atlantic Refining Company
covering said lands, wherein you are
defendants.
This the 29th day of April, 1947.
PARHAM n. WILLIAMS. Clerk
Of the Chancery Court Of Holmes
County. Mississippi. s
(SEAL) 2-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-22

Notice To Creditors

OF William H. Shoemaker, Deceased
No. 1918 Letters of administration
having been granted on the IL day
of May, 1947, by the Chancery Court
of Holmes County, Mississippi, to
the undersigned upon the estate OF
William H. Shoemaker. deceased.
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate to
present the same to the clerk of said
Court for probate and registration
according to law within six months
from this date, or they will be for
ever barred.
This 18th day Of May. 1947.
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cHANcERY SUMMONS

The State of Mississippi
To Thelma Perry Hudspeth, whose
post offise address is c/o Memphis
State College. Apt lib. Memphis
Tennessee. 958a az219G
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Co
unity of Holmes in the State Of Miss
issippi, on the Fourth Monday OF
MAY, 1o47, to defend the suit No.
1901 in said Court of Mrs. Mary
Ethel Perry ct ais, wherein you are
a defendant.
This the 18th day Of April. 1947.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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