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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
County Democrats Name
Delegates To State,
Disfrid Conventions.
Drow County Resolution
In Continued Promotion
Of Sovereign Rights

Meeting in the Court house on
Tuesday at 10 a. m, the Holmes
County Democratic convention re-
presented by "a delegates, chose re-
representatives. to attend future meet
ings unanimously adopted county
resolution directed against the Civil
Rights program in furtherance of
States Rights. H. w. Watson was
elected permanent chairman, and
Mrs. George Povall, permanent
SECRETARY at the meeting.
Ten delegates were chosen from
the five beats, with two elected from
the county at large. All of these
are to attend the District caucus in
Greenwood, June II, and the State
convention on June %.
Committee Meets Friday
Delegates were instructed to vote
as a unit at the State convention
and that if unable to attend the dis
riot caucus to notify the chairman.
Members elected from each beat
for the Holmes County Democratic
Executive committee were; beat one
e. T. Nelson, H. w. Watson, Ruth
Povall; beat two-S. R. King, Hazel
Brannon, A. J. Stevens, Jr.; beat
three-B. w. Humphrey, j. E. Chi
solm, H. S. McKie; beat four-R. L.
Wallace, j. R. Peaster, Jr., ]. F.
Carpenter; beat five-E. L. Hines,
Claud KERN, and Ralph L. Ray. The
committee will meet on Friday
morning in the Supervisors room OF
the Courthouse to organize.
Persons elected to represent the
county at the district caucus and
the State convention are: beat one
Ed White, D. T. Ruff; beat two
A. E. Branch, W. A. Thomas; beat
three. E. Chisolm, w. S. Owen;
beat FOUR. N. Hearn, c. G. Camp
bell; beat five-Guy P. Sharp, E. l..
Hines; county at large-G. H. Nc
Morrough and P. P. Lindholm.
Recognized Delegates
A Credential committee appointed
by Mr.. Watson recognized the fol-
lowing delegates at Tuesdays meet
ing: Lexington-M Mr.. Lindholm, Mr..
White, Mr.. Ruff, Mr.. Marlborough,
w. D. Ford, P. H. Williams, E. W.
Hooker, Mrs. Povall, Mr. Nelson,
w. B. Kenna, D. C. Lundy, and w.
R. Ellis, Jr.; Durant- F. v. McCul-
lar, R. E. McNeer, w. E. Creswell
and A. E. Branch; Goodman-W. A.
Thomas and George Mitchell;
Thornton-J. N. Hearn; Tchula-E.
L. Hines and Mrs. Ray; Pickens-
w. S. Owen and Howard T. Worthy,
and Richland, J. E. Chisolm.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Lexington Group Makes
Effort To Get Train

At mass meeting of Lexington
Chamber of Commerce and Junior
Chamber of Commerce officials at
the City hall Wednesday, resolu-
ton was passed whereby group eff
fort will be made to secure Illinois
Central trains numbers 1888 from
Memphis and out of Greenwood for
service through the towns of Sidon,
Cruger, Tchula Gwin, Lexington.
and Durant. The train had originally
run from Greenwood to Grenada, a
distance of 80 miles, but had dis
continued service last fall when a
part of the track had washed out.
Recently the Lexington Jaycees,
headed by president, Eddie Heath,
and secretary John F. Pickens, made
investigation of the possibility Of
getting the service, and together
with other business men planned
action. In the absence of Joseph E.
Berman. president of the Senior
Chamber, Mr.. Heath presided over
the meeting Wednesday.
The resolution which was drafted
will be sent to Illinois Central Off
Gals, and will also be circulated
among citizens throughout the city
of Lexington for signers. Civic group
officials in the other towns along
the proposed route will also be con-
tacted and asked to adopt a joint
resolution.
In reporting effort to secure the
service Mr.. Heath said quick action
by the groups will be made. The
trains would not only facilitate
shopping and pleasure trips between
the various towns and Memphis,
but would improve extremely slow
mail and express service, as well
as giving contact with outside Sec
tions and tending to bring more
business within the area. Express
service to Memphis in some cases
requires three days en- route.
The resolution, drawn by officials
Wednesday and presented by Harry
Watson, reads: Eve, the citizens of
Lexington, Mississippi, in mass
meeting assembled pursuant to call
on this the 26th day of May, 1948,
express our desire to have daily
passenger, express and mail service,
Durant- Memphis by train, to leave
Durant in the early morning and
returning before midnight the same
day. With this service in view we
suggest that train number 80 which
now stops at Greenwood be continu-
ed through Sidon, Cruger, Tchula,
and Lexington, to Durant where it
would spend the night and whence
it would make a round-trip daily"
The proposed route from Green
wood to Durant covers distance of
81 miles, only 10 miles farther than
the original route to Grenada. Pre-
vious effort was made to secure
train service through Lexington it
was said.
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Rotary Club tuesday
Has Perfect Attendance

For the first time in several years,
the Lexington Rotary club at its
regular meeting Tuesday had 100
per cent attendance, according to E.
Wilburn Hooker, president of the
group. Mr.. Hooker said the perfect
turnout of So members was due to
effort of Rotary officials, coupled
with the change in meeting time
from Friday to Tuesday.
The program, in charge of Her
man Flowers, was taken up with
"get-acquainted" period, during
which time newest members intro
duced themselves to the group.
Among so-termed "new" members
of the club were the Reverends c.
T. Floyd, Robert G. Valentine, and
l.. E. Burnette, Charlie Parsons, and
DR.. Gordon D. Russell.
Activities of the summer will con-
tinue with regular meetings each
Tuesday, Mr.. Hooker reported. A. +.
Carroll will be program chairman
for June. This year the Rotaries
are again entering into plans for
Boys State, held during the course OF
the summer.
A scheduled lecture by M. H.
Bruner, chemical expert of Stone
vile, who was to appear before the
club May %, was cancelled due to
the change made in meeting time.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Chicks Lose 81
To West Sunday

In the second loss of the season,
the Lexington Chicks were defeated
Sunday 8 to Z by the West team
in a seven-inning game played on
Beall Athletic field. Next Sundays
game will be with Tchula at 2:3O
o. M, there. The Tchula team has
been beat before by the Indepen-
dents during the seasons play.
The Independents have been loan
ed the use of the high school uni
forms for this summer, as was done
last year. The name "Chicks" was
chosen by members at a meeting
held this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27

now in those lines is not more than
three months. Britain is steadily i'm
proving her export position.
The King and Queen, accompanied
by Queen Mary, the Princess Royal,
the Duchess of Kent and Princess
Margaret attend the exhibition in
keeping with the policy of the Royal
Family to encourage and aid the
BIZ in every way possible.
AS soon as this years Fair is over
plans are Immediately started for
the next year. The BIZ will continue
its year-round efforts on behalf Of
British industry and the improve
ment Of the standards of the British
people.
Those familiar with the present
grim life the British are leading
feel the people are long overdue an
improvement.
1t has been ten years since they
have been able to supply their needs
and they are short on everything,
food, clothing, housing and all
household goods. not to mention the
non-exiStence of such luxury items
as automobiles, radios, typewriters,
cameras, refrigerators washers and
appliances. Prices are terrific.
Stock of clothing held in British
stores cannot be bought, for the in
dividual has to submit precious cou-
pons for everything, whether for
food or clothes. The British citizens
get fewer clothing coupons now un-
der the present government than he
got while the war was in progress.
Other goods are priced so high the
average family cannot buy them and
everything is wearing out.
A situation like this is enough to
defeat Almost any people much less
a war-weary nation ravaged by
bombs and frustrated in peace.
The only thing the British have
left is their still invincible hope and
the as yet undetermined outcome
of enterprises like the BIZ.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Auto SaIes-Service
Place Is Opened Here

The Hollingsworth Oldsmobile
Sales and Motor service has recently
opened here under the operation of
the Hollingsworth brothers who have
been in business for "a years.
Born and reared in Kosciusko, G.
E. Hollingsworth lived there until
1884 during which time he was a
civilian automotive advisor with
the Southeast Army Air service. In
1943 he enlisted in the Marine corps
and was stationed as commission
ed warrant officer in the Marshal
and Mariana Islands.
After separation from the Marines,
Mr.. Hollingsworth went to Bowling
Green, Kentucky, where he resided
for year before locating in Yazoo
City. AT the latter place he was ope-
rator of body and paint shop for
Dunnaway and Bankston sales and
service company.
S. T. Hollingsworth second part
ner, was with the United States CT
vii Service and the Army Ground
forces in various camps in the United
States during World War II, during
which time he was automotive adj
visor principal.
Prior to war service, he was in the
automotive sales business in Kos
ciusko seven years and in Harrington,
Texas for eight years. He was with
the Mississippi State Highway de-
partment for five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hollingsworth
reside at the Burkhardt apartments.
Wilburn Hooker and J. F. Viii
liams were buyers of the first two
automobiles received by the new
establishments.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Baptist Revival
To Begin May Both

The Rev. ]. H. Kyzar of the First
church, Greenwood, will conduct a
revival meeting at First Baptist
church, Durant from May 80 through
June 4, it has been announced by
the Rev. c. NJ Day, pastor The
Rev. Mr.. Kyzar was pastor OF the
Baptist church in Lexington a num-
Der of wears ago.
Times for the evening and morn
ing services for the revival viii be
at 10 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
R. Inmonr Johnson, who is pro-
lessor of voice. speech, and music
at Southern Seminary, LOUISVILLE
Kentucky, will direct the singing
Miss Willie Martha Elmore, church
organist, will accompany the choir. /.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Muy Court Hears LONG
List Of Divorce Cuses

The May term of Holmes County
Chancery court in session from Mon
day through Wednesday granted Al
divorces, continued six, and dismiss
ed seven. Of the divorces granted,
eight were White and 33 Negro.
Chancellor M. B. Montgomery pre-
sided over the court. Matter of Es-
tate were also heard.
Special attorneys included Billy
Bacon and Wade Creekmore of
Jackson, c. E. Morgan, Jr, c. E.
Morgan; Porter Peteet and N. c.
Brewer, Jr., of Greenwood.
Court adjourned Wednesday a.
s p. m. until September.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Patients At The Hospital

Mrs. E. r. Lipsey, Lexington
Mrs. E. w. Farmer, West
Otto Fritz, Lexington
Rex Buchanan, Durant
Miss Lucy Fritz, Lexington
Mrs. L. T. McCampbell, Durant
Marvin Farmer, West
Mrs. E. Tyson, Eden
Robert Lewis Beard, Jr., Cola
j. M. Powers, Lexington
M. H. Essig, Durant
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Vocation Bible School
Set For June Alb

The Rev. r. G.. Valentine, Gene
raj Superintendent of the Communi-
ty Bible School for 1913, announces
that registration for this years
school will be on Friday, June 4.
Glasses will be held every morn
ing of the week June z to IL and
closing exercises will be Sunday
evening June Is, A capable staff
of workers will conduct the school
to be held in the Methodist Educa-
tional Building. More details viii
be announced later.
All children form four years old
and upward are urged by the Rev.
Mr.. Valentine to attend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
Home Demonstration
Show Scheduled For 1sf

The Holmes County home demon
stration flower, vegetable and cotton
dress style show will be held in the
Lexington Grammar School build
ing to Tuesday, June /, it has been
announced by Miss Virginia Smith,
home demonstration agent.
The vegetables and flower exhibits
will be on exhibit by IL a. m. and
the cotton dress style show will be at
2 p. m. in the Grammar School audi
torium.
All home demonstration members
are expected to participate and the
public is cordially invited to see the
exhibits.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-27
STORE GETS ACKNOWLEDGING

Flowers Department store has re-
Gently completed installing air con-
ditioning equipment throughout the
store, Herman Flowers reports. The
Carrier equipment has just been
installed and put to use in readiness
for the summer.
Evening star., 1948-08-02

1916 ROYAL INFIELD. used only for
miles; excellent condition. WI. 1881. -
Chief, S6?5: =. beautiful machines Corner
Ass+%" AES 30 .sS l5Ini s. AZ e
ard TRANSFORMATION; these - machines ash are sTe
lrads and terms. ALLIED rMoToRcYCLE
sanEs Saia rRMRH RIIi ST. ny aRd RE. 1913 S
Economy handling and road performance;
trade and terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
JAMEs-Lieh ehtweight motorcycle; like
new, $3.50. Cali after pm, FA. 1872.
NEW sHIPMENT-1s4s Triumph. speed
TWINS Tiger zoos; rigid and sprung
hubs; Just arrived, immediate delivery Of
the best motorcycle in the world =. Trade
and terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
MATCHLEss I94!; 500 &C; teledraulc
forks; four speed foot shift; hand clutch;
ss!ns. pnstss' AIL1Ep MoTSoSEReYcLE w SAFE
1881 1851 HARLEY a, in excellent shape
chrome spotlights and fno extras; {afo must SELL
HARLEY DAVIDSON, complete. with SIDE
MiTcHELIs SsfysHH rs MOTOR % any INC c. 2aa End st.
INDIAN "a 1870 with 1945 motor, new
battery. generator, sproc ket and cham
good tires, rewired and lights; S275.
CusHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, Al condi-
ton. 3240 So. 5th St. Arlington Va
ND INDIAN CHIEF 1910; good rubber and
seen seen at 1880 New Hampshire ave, Apt;
114. Sunday and Monday afternoon =
ARIEL 1916; English model; 800 &C
must sell; moving out of state' 1895 cash.
Evening star., 1948-08-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LOANS ON REAL EsTATE-1st and 2nd
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
sALUs, established 1924. MA. 1889.
1l04 Vermont ave. NV.
ist AND end TRUST LOANS, on real es
tate -, in D.. G. Md and Va Mr.
MORTGAGE LOANS. lowest current inter-
est rate: no charge for appraisals: MOORE
md TRUST NOTES purchased Call Ma
$3.50 WASHINGTON. HOUSING CORP
TRUSTS, st, md and 3rd; Md, Va: and
D. C.: wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
ca 2o5 n Z NV Re RE asls ae,te 1 1dw
rates: 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments. P. J, WALsHE, INC. Ills Eye
MONEY On SECOND TkUsT-we will
8 5atS cDkP asFoNA5 fs
iis.t AND Nd end Ind Trust LoHSs-Promps
and courteous service. Before borrowing g
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. S17
9th St. IG,n, n;E RE $3.50. ,oon -
CHARGED. Apply to the AMERICAN HOME
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1857 K
st. NV. Washington, D. c.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS-Courteous
service, reasonable rates, prompt closings.
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP.
90 Chandler BLDG. 1927 Eye st. NV.
1st AND end MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW REALTY CO., Realtors, 1881 G st.
CASH FOR ind TRUST NOTES twhite or
coloredl-Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to, telephone, calls FULTON
R. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
/
Evening star., 1948-08-02
WATERFRONT pRopERrY-sALE.

COTTAGES AND LOTS for sale at Cedar
hurst on Ches. Bay, 81 miles D. G., near
eottases 1' at I Is4,75o . s6,S5o: lotg, $50
up; easy terms; a refined, restricted; clean lean
development, inspect any time WAhhTER Wal
NJ, BAuMAN; ~ < s. cT NV Ma. IA 62s9.~2 s;5nco
low, nicely furnished; also, guest house,
good private pier safe harbor. good bath
ms spacious lawns and grounds priced
well below Sco.O00: West River section
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. MA. 6@29, Wo
EVIDENCE is HERE for you to see that
the next Dig real estate development II
Washtngton will be toward Indian Head
on the Potomac Aear Marshall Hall oppo-
of about ] and 3 acres subject 10 tide
which If dredeed will give harbor sttI watel
lovely home built 1907. needs improve,
ments Have been asking $500 per a. al
erIrety but will consider offer with sub
,,1IInw saRr Rr.rM 9TSGHo S6RoNy Wo oers SCUM,
rrotection of property and social values
hne summer and year-'round homes bull
here have established this development a
well above average; a. mi. from Whit
beach. dedicated to property owners. Cal
HO. S2S5 for folder with lot plat am
road map. WILLOWS DEVELOPMENT
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic, Md
Several cottages for sale to professlona
college graduates at restricted bay beach
large trees, cliffs, stream, ideally slopini
sandy beach; S0-cottage colony, organ
iged recreation. Drive down any time
E miles beyond Prince Frederick. DIS
triCt phone. AT. o66l some nights:
NULD'S ESTATE at Plum Point-Lot VIII
beautiful view: = blocks from water; 30;
PAUL MOORE, Prince Frederick e-F,
after Sunday August l. -
Evening star., 1948-08-02
ALTO TRUCKS For SALE.

FEDERAL TRACTOR I947 model 29M,;2,
tons beth ar and yacuqmsd s9fS trSiler Sasi
anteed Dumps, all sizes, also several
p59sifay ooR neT 7SaFd sod dupp aTs
CHI CHiEvRoLET le4s, cab over engine, hoist
BODY, heavy heavy duty g.i7 eqq;ppeq W2 qoa Haul coal
1911 PTCK-UP, Just passed D: c; inspee-
ton; lst class cond; best offer DI; d4o9 ,1sS,
FoRD fS5 PaNEL TRICK, completely recon
ditioned and painted; reasonable. Gan
FORD i94e 1a-ton panel: 10000 miles;
sitn5! saa5o- 1887 AZ t99 Ped panel good IS fon-
e sell: SELL FRANK, SNAIL, MAIL Jr" Inc. ii5
FORD Fo bSf 1855 van M new s4 motor, good tires
800. Also '3s WHY'S l2-ton truck. new
motor, 500; 81 10th Sc; TR, GOO =
5000 miles: like new: $1,000 or best
cHEvkoLETIo Iason stsks s,ta truck Can n,tol Be
Heights' fSse s' HI, H1O say. ~ Ai'''D' s'' %
FORD 1889 s4-ton panel; new black finish:
mefhsneay has e ps5fee WI Ti 5Ss6
FORD 1910 pickup; $3.50. May be seen
at Abs Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md. -6
5Ss F9RD mag be Ben ssan and at 99 45s s esd
ave, Bethesda Md. -6,
FEDERAL 1889 ton and half, fat bed: bed;
FORD I94l 11a-ton stake body; SIT. for
ward; heavy duty; good cond. bargain.
ehEyRoLET 1s4o 1ston vsa s.s1 new pfst sstt
2tts6 boDGE cfs is46 Oh son saS' panel! good coadt
SPn, 9!iS !f1S, Z z G. EpWARP1s: =. 'sss ,aan
sao saooo Mf4cHEL mes fPes3a MoToR e5fdi ne fai c
spd St na 5s se9sf se9sn deyery
PSI s., 0'fSi ffNSirEERkNATfoNAI Ek K:s-T. 4,fen
fhasss c ehass sE1 1882
nch ial:h- Wheeibase; 1897 GMC oT--14-B, 1-ton
panel a41 s6FAsRN PFHshfTN iSf DAIR1Es yantyGPe 1NG
IF IF Il IT'S 5; PRICES YOU Want, see US now:
Cemoco has large selection, az ri,nila K!hus
SO 50" to to- pick from, 1898 to 19457, some
through Inspection, This month we're we're
selling at wholesae Ras o nd o the sdod FI
and and terms. r s- GENITAL MOTOR CO, GMc
truck dealer, 1900 Lee hwy, Arl:, Va;
1000 Other good struas tTvek "a or Aex
Alex. Va Oronoeo 1900; ,-s 81
cad'k9ahf ednd eond s5o aS' or oen best % ofsr. IA
S2C3 Sun. and weekdays, -
FORD 1887 delivery sedan; being over
hauled: $3.50 or best offer. GE. S9S4
CHEVROLET 1897 panel: in good con
dition: bargain; S295. FRANK SMALL,
il: NC 2I5 Pa: ave Sc, TR R;csSa s947 with With
ladder rack: good condition: 1878. RA.
CHEVROLET 1916 sedan delivery; has had
| excellent care; low mileage; priced to sell.
MITcHELLs MOTORS; INC, nc, @22 2nd
CHEYROLET 1898 panel; we traded this
from local service S1atIon and q Mnhas meehaa
! INC, 222 End ST. NV. end above Const.
DODGE 1s46 1a-ton panel. CHI. 1908.
CHEVROLET 1899 1a-ton panel; price,
$500 c. & G. CLEANERS 25l2 Pa
GMC 81, 2-ton dump truck; 2-speed rear
IISSITERSHTIoNaL SISHITIoNaL K BIS 1e47 cab and
chassis; "a, ton; 177.in. wb, 5000 1900 mi; MI
perfect cond.; 20Go off current list. 9N.
! 49,
Evening star., 1948-08-02
IA THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE Cont.

BUNGALOW, "a 4, by :s f.: z rt bedrms. rms. .
pleted; waterfront lot, 57xl35' Cobb
tsinne cHEsApEAkE AZ B9acH-Iovely corner year
round cottage, 3 bedrooms. / p baths.
electric kitchen, oil h-w.h built-in ga
rage; large. beautifully HANDICAPPED lot.
Priced reasonably with terms. j. c. CARR,
SNUG HARBOR-Beautiful 5-room and
bath cottage with fireplace, completely fur
nished; near beach; boat included; price
500, AJAX REALTY Co, 92l 1ith st. Sc
5-RM. COTTAGE. St. Georges Island, 20
hing, swimming S1,4Qo. JULIAN A.
: efsIHc CHofcE L. LAKE FROM LOTS sc, on Lake
Jackson, 81 mi from Key Bridge; pano-
ramic view; $3.50, cash or terms. EN-.
BAY RIDGE-A choice year-around An
napols suburb. Offered is 4-bedrm, ] =
bath home on the bay beach front; lSt
floor, lge liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm
lovely modern kit. with natural wood mn
ish knotty pine cabinets and picture WIN
dow. lge. pantry, study or hedrm and am
lscreened and glassed,, back porch; :nd
floor. lge bedrms., . with picture win
dows overlooking the bay, full bath; stairs
to storage attic, fully insulated; furnace
and water heater in bsmt. There Is a
2-car gar; > bath houses with shower
beautifully Handicapped lot. This home may
be bought most reasonably by an immedl-
appt TO see, please call 1NEZ CUSHARD,
DI 214O or Annapolis Bay Vista, 3341
Please leave name and number II sales
man is not Immediately available. -
Evening star., 1948-08-02
orFIcEs FOR RENT (cont.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG
EARNS FOR SALE.

135-ACRE GRAZING FARM with s-room
house and a 4-room tenant house cleo
ses sary cTeeS Tans ACROSS
This farm is located 8 mi. west OF Mt.
jackson, Va, on hard surface road; rea-
sonab pfed acE1n For further vs UcnE
SHIRBY, Mt. Jackson, Va. >"
VIRGINIA ESTATES-Country homes
stock and dairy farms; eommutins ,of dis Ii
ment Phone Herndon 3s, BUELL. FARM
HUNT Country FARM OF over 200 acres
crop land. There is no master house but
there are numerous knobs with pleasant
views of the surrounding country and the
mountains beyond. There are good r. =;
granary The neighborhood is dlstinsuished
for fine estates and prosperous farms; 20
MASON -HIRsT, Annandale, Va. at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone FA. '44''
FOR FOR TRUCK FARMERS. 1872 acres, rich
chicken and hog houses, and other out
buiidnss 5-T2om home WITH rhp41 FL p1asTn RTsIl
1SSo1SefsG aX HhSef Ga SMALL ti = FAKmSAn Rm acre
and independence; $50 down ST. month
fronting on State road oyou seldom Z, can = a.
road; beautifully wooded acres with DIE
oak and hickory trees, near fsst-eroWlns q
town. stores. churches. BUS etc; c,it plenUy EN-
etables, etc; picnic here or PARK your
trailer here till you are ready TO build;
YOU can use land as %n son ond as you you SpsS SpsSS
down SIS month; 35 minutes drive out
lee blvd or Lee hwy, 4 = miles past kamp
sMh gaf isf PARMs Ms our QUIZ Sfe
every day . pm. TIL dark. Bring $40
deposit TralIwayS bus passes Us on Zee
Evening star., 1948-08-02
IRAIlERS.

LUGGAGE TRAILER, 1-wheel type, extra
tire and tube tail light, $40. ASK opera
tor for Fairfax 40-J-l3. -
COLE TRAILER co. now offers the best
IN trailer repairs and service. 5000 Ga.
United TRAiLERs. e2l7 feet. de luxe
beautiful birch interior. aluminium ex-
terror insulated throuehout donp lOnt u,tb scqf nvar
and broiler inlaid linoleum f., Venetian
blinds psrteGt -, for heme or traTeiins i. ns
and 2nd ave, Silver Spring, Md. tbet
10th st. and Georgia ave.. Phone SH
AT R1CHTER's; engineering skill rescne'
a new high in the so tandem wheel Spar.
tan Mansion that makes it the choice ot
those who desire combination Of the
full Imagine the INABILITY Of our 33' Su-
perior. sleeper with shower and toilet
Luxury. beauty and efficiency are the Key
note to the designers Of the 20. vindsle dale
leading trailer coaches IN both masonttt
and aluminium priced from ns 81 IL 49, t:
sories. RICHTER TRAILER SALES. 10
cations, Wash.-Balto blvd. Berwvn. Nd
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