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APTS. FURNISHED Cont }

BEDROOM AND KITCHEN apart.
$50 per month. EX. 7476. 49,
2115 3rd ST. N.E.-3 rms. and in.
closed porch, all util; furn. Avail:
4sf sec NEw hS caEi JfRsEY sf.Sfe AVE- Z p9 sE-ons
rm., kit, semipvt. bath, all utils.
included, S65 mo-; also l other apt.
$50 mo. unfurn. KAY REALTY
CO., INC, RA. 200. -15
L BLOCK FROM NICHOLS AVE. s.E.
Newly furn. bedrm., liv.-din. rm.
eom0 CON- 9d Nt acad nod PATH a9s all LT Ryt 4g4s f%B
BIDkM., albis LIN; LIv. RIM, KIT. bath, pvt.
entrance, ,util, incl; settled working
1ssa sGaDls o4R 1Rly ST. cH N%Mvery $sos nice i.
rm. apt, all linens furn.; SO mo.
BROOM APT, we'll furn.; utilities
furn; fol. 2. $50 mo-; 3. $50. 921
So SslnSy ST. T. ST sEs n room: Ss ave- semipvs.
bath, furnished: all utilities 1ur-
nished. Call at s pm. Employed
CONVENIENT OWE GttSi TRANSPORTATION
2-bedroom apartment. Call Ii.
1886 10th ST. N.w.-Room with
bath and kitchenette for 2; private
entrance; conven. location; IL
3-RM. APT. for rent; all utilities
furnished; no children. Call 81.
1851 u HARVARD ST. Nw.-a-Pm.
apt, furn; also dble. sleeping rm.;
couple pref. call MI. so44 before
IL am. or aft. $50 pm. liz
1901 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Large. at
tractive studio, light housekeeping
SfmjDVt hath Cn TQQS
S-bbesd5lram turn. apt 500. 20.
LONDON HALL, 1888 18th st. nv NV
sdlcieney En- eng do5n' l7Tm.' kitchen and bath
FURN: bed-liv. rm., kit. and
share bath, s45 mo. 1860 B st.
el06 4 ST. NV. blk. west Of Conn.
sve-2-rm. aye Err basement apt, PVT;
1911 N. CAPITOL rms. lge. kit.
bath, excellent for Army, Navy or
transient personnel. L. J. MILLS &
SONS, MA. 1851.
MtEiP1aN apt IT, with N~ 9 ems i0sh Ei sand and
lease Ca Can 0sd MIR mo LUNG 9s HI a.ltasS 1858
Cwith Thos. L. Phillips.
COMPL. FURN., 2 rms, kit. and
McHAEE sna Es Walsh as aRd soss RssasaE re- sas S
GEORGETOWN = Attractive, l rm;,
kit, bathrm.; S79,50, util. incl.
GEORGEToWN, 1907 29th st.-2
apis, l and 2 rms. kit. and bath,
porch, pvt. entrance; Sl35 and
S145 mo-, year lease. HO. 3l68.
AND KITCHEN, completely
tdrn.. including utilities; 3 blocks
FuKS. BsMT. APT.@Bedrm;
and liy, rna.,. kit. and dinette; full
bath: SOS mo. 4227 Sth ST. NV.
2 RMS, KIT, SEMIPVT. BATH, incl.
uti-s.; pvt. entr.; S65 mo. CH.
1922 2l35 Lee hwy. IL
1928 Rock Creek
Ford rd. n.w.-2 girls to share
nicely furn. apt with l other girl;
reasonable: conven. loc. to carline.
iii Isth ST. ,N.w.-Lovely furn.
apt; liv. rm., >bedrm-. kit; every
tn thing MF turn; aaoG except linens. HU. 1891
CAP. H1LI@Snd f.; 1-rm. studio;
refgr., run. water; next bath; hot
plate. Empl. lady. 246 LIST st. Sc.
18th AND N SITS. NV rooms,
kitchen: clean, comfortable, quiet.
Suitable for 2 adults. Sterling 1894.
1885 N. h. AVE. NV, 1st d. 'front.'
1-rrn. apt, including linens; S75.
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eooMs Observation-Disclosures,

HCVMS eUNNtSne0--f$o
Is RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Front
rm., twin beds conven. transp;: re.
SIS MD. AVE. N.E.-Nicely flrn.
Msu@ reasonabIs:. ahi;: 's Fl. aSes. @is
THE MARICK, 1873 3 st; n;e.-.Nicely
furn. dble. rm., sRle. beds; laund: !,
cooking PRIVILEGES. TR. 9154. LIZ
THE GALENA, 132 B st. n.e:-dirl
to share rm. with another girl; sgle.
beds; laund., cooking priv. FIR. 97ls.
33I4 18th N.E.-Front rm., twin
beds, shower bath; conv. to transp:;
empl. couple of gentlemen. DU.
see Sth ST. N.E.-Front single sleep
a1'nklna; In Em;' Sc shE xf. d5sss7. closet. no
rm., adj. tiled tub-shower, bath, oil
heat. ,ph. IN rm;, laun; priyili; asle; l
Sn Dakofa ave ne no. 39pb.-19
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CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
FOR HER

FUR JACKET, MINK CAPE, silver
blue. size IL, IA. WO. 2714, after
6 pm. -15
THE GIFT DIFFERENT - Meissen
demitaSse cups and saucera; fig
urines. porce ans. worries; beautiful
Ioiss HoBsy ~sE sH6P 7is ai;!de i7th st. NV
DI 1879
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from KITS
than from any other store in the
city. A fact we are proud Of and
consider a remarkable testimonial
for the quality and value you get
in the pianos We stock. Before you
display of pianos. A comparison
will convince, you that 1T costs no
more to buy the best at KITS,
1880 G st, NV. ia
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FURNITURE WANTED


GOLD-Br,ns your old Eold. plat.
mum. teeth. discarded 5ewelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
prices paid II you cannot deliver
ssu Aes 1uNk Co. a3so esse oeoTss
ave NV AU. 5457
WANTED - Highest
prices paid. If you capnot deliver
your accumula tions. please phone
US. WASHIGTON RAG g. BAG CO.
iiS FAsaroNED i Ii 5Si Pl ficTGRE s2oz FRAMES,
clocks, furniture. china, glassware,
PIANOS-.Grands, consoles. spinets
Or small naa uprishts. VIII pay cash
for grands. uprights.
spinets. LAWSON & GOLIBART.
2sol oSS, Georgia gia,f ave. AID. 1928 day.
PIANOS WANTED $$$
COLONIAL PIANO CO. MA. 1870.
STOVES, FURNITURE. ranges gas
refgrs.; heaters. ACME STOVE
rfPEweirERsxny ei ase ss nv make sA .ss se6s er
aRn %4pEWRrsR RViaE Il or co ss SnAsp sia
st. NV, MA. 3632. -16
AM INTERESTED In BUYING silver
ware. any condition: china, brtc-a-
brac, old lewelry. household effects.
DORA KRuPSAW MILESTONE 1895
vi,s g s p.y ny' st st e raes s,co e.. ,,,,,,.,
TENS, 1900 Bowen I'd. s.e. VI. $500.
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Carroll Arms Hotel
lst and c ste. ne. Special winter
rates. Single. S16. Double, SlS VIZ.
ATT 6Q00,
Special Winter Rate

AY. 66OO: .--
Special Winter Rate
S15 single, SIS. double. PLAZA
HOTEL. 1st and . SITS. ne: -26
COLORED-LARGE FURN. RIM. for
couple; home privileges; nice sur
roundinss and pleasant atmosphere.
Call Ii. 1888. -16
COLORED-LGE. FURNI6HED RIM,
suitable working couple; GOOD transp.
and shopping center. VI. 9611. III
kooMs fuRhlsHED--s.E.-s.w.
1870 d ST. S.E.-Nice End q. front
rm., with hot plate eprivil.; l adult
Apply 800 Mass. ave. ne. -16
3l3 9Th ST.-Nice rn., next 70 bath:
conv. transp.; 81 wk. AT. 1862. la
a62 8th ST.. s.E.-sgle. rm., next to
bath. clean and comfortable: men
only: $50 mo. Call aft. 5 pm. --16
z, CAP. ST.-Ntce small front. sgl.,
SO wk.; also 2 lRe. sgl. rms, $3.50
". II: 3-o129; ewes. and sun..
.ai 81 81. ssT s.E.-1urn. rm.; man
Of rood habits: warm and COMFORT
bsis sis' P 81. s.E.-Nicely turn. nm.
With pvt. tile bsth. HI z016.
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COLORED-3I13 18th ST, NV
cple.. cooking privils.. HU. 1908 -1e
COLORED-1445 QUE ST. TT. OF
Govt: men; to rent lse. dble; bedrm;
coIoss6-1eoe 81 fasD: 9e sgas Blk. OF PARK is sp
Double rm, With inclosed porch
COI.oRED-2 NICELY FURN: sGLE
rms, in resp; home for enpl. cple :; !;
cSToREpbeGBiE sSG6dRE er.y,1ssas fkoST asss HM'
near. bath: for employed couple;
cooking privileges; util. furn. NO
ceoILaoHRiEp-1ss7 81 VERMONT AyF.
N.W.-Lge. rm. In refined home fol
nd smPGssd sldy9 sTvss.; fony S. 5ss s
coLoREp-1st.FL. FRONT; home
pIiyil. a4o6 Belmont st. NV. aU.
CooIloRED-LGE. FURN. RIM. some
privileges. RA. 1889: 3o2o Park pl.
CoLoRED-PETwoRTH, neatly furn
dble. rm., in quiet Christian heme;
unusual conveniences. RA. $3.50,
CoLoRED REFINED EMPLOYED
couple. Call after pm. Ho. 9132'
COLORED-SI2 PRINCETON PL.
-N.W.-Front rm.; couple, p girls,
or l girl; home privileges, ia. SsS7.
coLORED-ass ELM ST. NV
Lovely, single; employed person;
reasonable rent. 16'
COLORED GIRL, to share with an
transp. 1929 California st. NV,
COLoRED-1a27H W ST. NV
Iee., warm front room for 8 people;
good transportation. MI. 1888. lie
COLORED - SINGLE ROOM: home
privileges; Northwest section; 11th
st. Call co. O524.
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TRAINS LIoNEL ELEC.)
MAYFLoWER
ELECTRIC g. LOCK CO.
1903 L st. NV: DI. 1929. Ma. Gill
Open Evenings and Sunday.
TREES, cedar, any size. $50 per 100,
delivered; Spruce trees BY the bundle.
LONGS FENCE CO.. AID. 9646. -15
coIuMBiA MUSIC H ee CO. Ssesi sooS S1f n st. st.
NV, ME. 1419, open ewes. IA
TuxGDo, size SO, new condition. EN-
TUxEDos t2). and 1 pair tails, size
$3.50; good condition. EN-. 1874
TYPEwRITER, Royal. standard mod
ell. in fine condition; excellent ma
$50. 1900 Chesapeake st. NV.
Remington Noiseless;
reconditioned recently; good working
order; $50, quick sale. ME o793.
TYPEWRITERs, SIS UP. Prices re-
duced. Renting and repairing. We
have ell makes Of new portables
ABc TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
rYPEWRIIEsss: = portable; g ri1cl Al makes; q 81
TYrLWRITERS, portables. standards,
all makes. new and used, for Christ
mas, many bargains. Quick repair
ing, reasonable price. Visit, save.
OFFICE MACHINES SISs Co. cor. 18th
rYFEWkirERs sna FSsi IS fos SsSs; rent. all makes,
81 per month; 50 for months.
circle. I1I2 14th NV. DI. 1872.
$40 UP. LEON TYPEWRITER CO..
800, 800 ,e 9Th s. NV. RE- 81 Sa4S' r.,,,,,.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.,
i43I q. Capitol st., s:30-5:3o. incl.
TYPEwRITERs - Sale new Under.
wood typewriter. S63.40. plus 81. 10
sales tag, and new typing table,
tubular steel s.l in asy gray y.s is dS e
$assn s4sa 1sfssfTR fSso so1s yaf Nth nss e.
vnaSUjuM nGj M CLEANER t122i SALES. Thurs,
Fri, Sat. - Brand-new Royal or
Premier, $3.50 for $685.: Hoover.
$3.50. Airway. $3.50. Also hand
Open I'll. eyes. 3sis Lee hwy. cH.
VIOLIN, old, se5; terms possible to
student. 1886 Nicholson NV. GE.
WASHER. ASHER Kenmore de luxe. model
XII XIII eamp 81. sossa aad timer nearly is nsw'
WASHER, Thor autcmaeit. excellent
condition. s14o or best offer. Can
WASHERS, auto. and wrinser, gas
and elec. clothes dryers; cooking
ranges, refgr.; telev. sets; d. samples
and demonstrators; inventory clear
ance; substantial price reductions.
WAsaINd ii si MAcHfNEs S Il Iii @ 2ox = disc. Is; n;a; on
all floor models; last years models
slashed. Easy terms Open eyes.
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. $1,000.
WATCHES, unredeemed and new:
aIl makes; Bargains gI,$ $50 gp; sps IA. "a:
hwy. Rosslyn. Va, CHI 1777. Ia
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PIPE, Galv.. blsck, cast iron. new,
used; cut and thread; fixtures.
BLOCKS. 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
special for train plat
sIpa f1Ip 4ss MifSRan Ssa2 eeE eo %dos nha
ave. ne. LU. 4-6617. -16
POOL TABLE, regulation size, COM
plete with all accessories, reason
able. Phone SH. 1902. -15
PORCH COLUMNS, window and door
frames, holdings, misc. screens.
Box 384-M, Star. 10
PUNCHING BAG and platform. Spal-
ding, excellent condition. WI. 5000.
RADIATORS. hot water: gas; boilers,
furnaces. valves, etc, BLOCK 8.
RADIO, philco, f model, good cond..
cost 5000: :5rica. IL. GlQO Conn
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SlElN WAX
T,XV-WAI,NUT

STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
STEINWAY
LXV-WALNUT
To the person interested in q beau
tiful hand-carved walnut 5-ft.-7
Steinway LXV grand. this is an op-
portunity to own one that you can.
not afford to miss. Come in and
try this wonderful piano. Compare
it with any new piano on our floor.
Liberal trade-in allowance for your
present piano; cow. terms may be
arranged
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS G st. NV. DI. S464. IL
MACHINE, Including
cleaning kit and case. almost like
new, Sj5. Call MISS HURD,
CH. 1852 evenings. --l5
:ate model, recondl-
toned: guaranteed: S42.50. RE.
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DINING ROOM

Very large solid mahog. round table,
7 leaves, 10 chairs. buffet, server;
worth $4,000; sell, $3.50; 9-pc. oak.
sos; 1O-pc. walnut, S78; 2 5-pc.
Junior sets, mahog., S45 to S95.
1S 7th ST. me-, Ii. $4,000. Open
to 9 pm.
DINING RIM. SUITE with 5 chairs.
FIR. 2O55 between 5 and s. -15
DINING SUITE, S-pc. beautiful. ex-
eellent condition.; replacement cost
81 800, sell for S4O0 or best offer
WI 1000. III
rm. suites, very good cond.. S92. SO
up. SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.. 1913 You st. NV.
1858 Wis. ave. Don't make move
without calling Smiths. IL
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RUMMAGE SALE

Excellent bargains. mems women's,
children's clothing; dolls, household
articles, Fri; Dec: !, ae "a ana 9 s sat, a1
1l40 2lst st. NV. -16
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BOATS

Big dog in small package.
AKC REG, scotties. wormed, innocu-
lated. EN-. 1874 -16
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ding excellent condition. WI. $3.50.
RADIATORS. hot water: gas; boilers,
1856 N st. NV. NO. 1903.
RADIO. philco, fl. model. good cond.,
cost $500; 3rice' 81. 3lo0 conn.
eaDIo.EnoNoGRapH, Adj AI.i rr.ed-Eisman
orc payer, practically new: orig.
cost $500, will sell for $3.50. EAl.
RANGES, winter sale, used ranges,
sos soad ana sss xtqe Tom SeastisR So
Sssa Eeis5fh ghN easafEf rRs y9se! e.
ksHFH1d2k2rSR slnIs !gi2 81 c St. n 'G aE. .xcs1
nade ans e0sfson sdas WI HsSt $685. @Sce' they eyer
REFRfGEKAToR. completely over
aanied' sntse r 9 mosI aioa unconditional gpar-
HE a. luke G1os,iy mos 5 dssp
fTsezs anit. s.s Gu. It.; 5000 cash.
REfFRi22P2iRiAToRs. H2PiRi used. all makes
and sizes; rebuilt and guaranteed,
$50 and up. FREDERIcK's, 1905
KEFsR1sssERAToR, s Apex. good cona;;
reas. price. 1O3 End st. me-. FIR.
REFRIGERATOR, Leonard, good
Ssgt WSTtins condition; very cheap. 60.
REF Sassi EafsEsiGERAroR. nationally famous
drasticaliy aseH &c sedueed a H. cash i1s buyeTs eTs
only; Phone am to pm, 81.
REFkiGERAToR. 6 Gu. it.. General
Electric; excel. cond.; $50. RA.
Rel II RiGERAToR. servel. Electrolux,
good as new, double door, suitable
xEfErsfEA!oks: Ell siIfE 81 ssls g. all max maRs.
cESrRAI eEssi lSIu RErRiaERHT1oN. zsidi az & SIS IS
Upshur st. NV, GE; OS2S. -1S
REFRIGERATORS-4oE disc. on al
until .. ROYAL APPL1ANcE CO.
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-7000:
Refrigerators Reconditioned
1874 E Sc sNlEH NE. Il E sAaNS2s. ANR & IL sEssSso
lstsi. sas ssi o% H;ss 5:'sHs
Sssa Sss9ers sansss JOHN vashsEi WsBsRs sRs Eesst
since ie1S, s27 F st: NV. Is
REFGR., new. Il. DC luxe Norge'
still in crate; S175. Call OIL. S3l6-
RUG, wool hand braided: 6x9; large
drop-leaf cherry table, long hanging
pine hutch shelves with smaller
drawers. 1892 Wis: ave. Is lis
design, heavy. closely woven fof
gooo wearing, 9x12. $3.50: Ski !
$34. so; other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP io26 @ st NV
RUGS-Orientiai. Attention buyers
and dealers, Kirmin's, all new, best
grade. Must be sold by Dec. 29th
on a commission basis. Sizes Sx10
to 1Ox19. ARMENIAN ORIENTAL
RUG CO., 2409 18th st. NV. Open
Wed. and Fri. ewes. to 8 pm. 20
RUMMAGE SALE
| Excellent bargains. mems women's,
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Xmas savings on 1850
TV's-16-in. famous make, reg.
$329. .95, our price. S254.SS; also
12h-inch famous make. reg.
S279.9 .95, our price S229. IS; 16-inch
nationally known solid mahogany
S399.S8 and least but not last, Q
7-inch floor models, reg. price was
S169.95, our price S49.S8 and many
other makes at deep cut prices; e-z
terms. Open evenings till 8 pm.
till Christmas. ALPERSTEINS. 1920
9TH ST NV MA $3.50.
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DINING ROOM SUITS

DINING ROOM SUITES
MAHOGANY BREAKFRONTS
, MAHOGANY 3-CORNER CABINET
LEATHER TOP TABLES
oyerstocked. will sell at clearance
sale prices; why wait for January
clearance; good selection; E-z terms
Open till 6 pm. till Christmas.
AlperStein,S Cut-Price
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SALE-1SAs MDtOEOidp
Capehart, Crosley; big price cut.
Open Fri. and Mon. ewes. LEE 8
RADIO AND TELEVISION. 904
Ellsworth dr., Sill. Spg., Md 81.
TEIEvIsIoN sETs-Brand-new, lat
est model Scott de luxe table sets
(large screen) at Wholesale and
less. We are also dealers for RCA-
Victor and Admiral. ST. 9400.
JORDAN PLANO CO., corner 18th
TELEvisiON SETS up to 4oss oi,;
2-year service on ali models Last
years models slaahed, Many door
samples and demonstrators. Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
Open ewes until 8. ROYAL AP-
PLIANCE CO., 1911 Nichols ave.
TIRES factory recond.. al sizes.
S3.45 ea.: 8 mos. guar: used truck
tires. $685.. Open weekdays and
Sun. till pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 1919 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50.
TIRES, used. over 200 to select from,
$3.50 up. TOMS AUTO SERVICE,
INC. 635 N st. NV. MI. 2400.
TRAIN, Lionel. engine, ltender and
five cars, plywood board with track
mounted; engine needs little repair:
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TELEVISION PRICES sLAsHED-
Famous makes. tables and consoles.
Shop us before you buy. We will not
be knowingly undersold. ECONOMY
APPLIANCE STORE. 1924 n St. ne.
TELEvISION-RADIO, Dumont Cir
cult de luxe, lgc. 16-in. console,
long range; bought / mo. ago for
S575; sell for $3.50 incl. install. and
new guarantee. CHI. 1901.
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Rollieflex automatic, new model, with
built-in sync. In stock and for sale.
SOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE,
TIA 14th ST NV pa
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08

power against that Of the
Romans and lost out. My Zeno-
bia is more successful in her
sphere, and l believe is quelling
my arthritis of the foot.
Il hope your visit to the eye
doctor was beneficial and that
you were well enough to enjoy
the Bach festival. Don't forget
your promise to tell me about it.
when have a fit of low
spirits my means shock the
girls who cannot understand
that mental trouble is often
worse than physical. However,
| am not often affected in that
way-only when / think of the
things ! should have done and
didn't, or wantd to do and
didn't"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Miss Ashe Sprightly at SO

Mrs. Athol Burnham showed
me one day this week a letter
from the 93-year-old Miss Willie
Ashe of Raleigh, sister of the
late Captain Samuel A'Court
Ashe, officer in the Confederate
Army, author, and editor, who
died eleven years ago at the age
of SO. Miss Ashes letter, writ
ten in firm and distinct hand,
reflects a remarkable keenness
of mind and vitality of spirit.
my nurse is off for the after
noon," she writes. "She has gone
to see the Legion parade. Josie,
who was helping me work out a
picture puzzle, has been called
away, so it seems just the time
to have a chat with you.
This is the end of Legion
Week, and / think they had a
parade every day. Last week the
Odd Fellows cut up antics, and
before that the Boy Scouts all
paraded. How these men-folks
love to make show! The old
poem is so true, Men are only
boys grown tall, hearts don't
change much after ALL
II have a very efficient prac-
tical nurse - Zenobia, a noted
name. think Zenobia was Queen
of Palmyra, who pitted her
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Free Sewing Course

+ A free course in clothing con-
struction, called Short Cuts in
Sewing" is being given from 3
to 5 Pm. every Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon at the high
school home economies cottage
by Miss Margaret Lewis, the
home economics teacher. It is
a part of the schools vocational
home economics program.
AT the first class yesterday
afternoon Miss Lewis announced
that there was still room for
several more pupils. Anybody
may enroll by reporting at the
Tuesday afternoon class. The
course is for adults.
Miss Lewis also said yester-
day that the home economics
cottage was open from $50 to
II AN. from Monday through
Thursday to anybody wishing
to use the sewing machines
there or wishing to consult with
her about housekeeping prob
lens. She said that the home
economics cottage had been re-
modelled and that she would be
glad for the public to come and
see it and to make use of its
facilities.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Membership Campaign
Launched by Legion

The American Legion here
mas launched a membership drive
under the command of Paul III.
Robertson, chairman. It was be-
gun last week and will continue
to October /.
Team captains are H. Davis
Dillehay and Herman Lloyd for
Carrboro and Paul Sexton and
jim Phipps for Chapel Hill. A
So cash prize will be given to the
worker getting the most new
memberships in each town and
to the leading team captain in
each town.
In announcing the campaign,
Mr.. Robertson said:
There is ample reason for all
eligible persons to associate
themselves with the American
Legion. This is quickly realized
when one thinks of the many
worthwhile programs supported
by the Legion, such as the Boys
State, Girls State, CT hospitaliza-
tion, the Boy and Girl Scouts,
and child welfare projects. Our
motto is Help all veterans who
are in need and the widows and
children of veterans"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
A Roat Named Robert E Coker


The Robert E. Coker is the
name of the motor boat which
belongs to the Fisheries Re
search Laboratory at Morehead
City. It is named for r. E. Coker
OF Chapel Hill, for many years
head of the University's zoology
department and director of the
fisheries laboratory. A picture
recently sent out from More
head City to the newspapers
shows the name painted in big
bold letters across the stern of
the boat.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Feslers to Be Away a Year

Mr.. and Mrs. James Fesler
and their two children, Janet
and Jimmy, will leave week after
next for Minneapolis, where Mr..
Fesler will teach in the second
term of the summer school at
the University of Minnesota. In
September they will go from
there to Berkeley, California,
where he will teach during the
coming school year at the Uni
versity of California. They ex-
pect to return here next June.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08

last year it was 1923 killed and
3,477 injured. Twelve were
killed and 163 were injured
during the last weekend. Most
of the fatalities resulted from
speed and careless driving.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
NeighbOrhoOd Notes

Kemp B. Nye went to Mouth
of Wilson, Va, this week to get
his wife and infant son, who
had been there visiting Mrs.
Nye's folks.
Mrs. Lambert Davis and her
daughter and son have returned
from Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Erickson
and Susan are visiting in nli-
nois and Iowa.
The Tom SCOTS are back
from visiting relatives in Mis-
souri, and Kansas.
Mrs. Wray A. Bentley, who
formerly lived here on Laurel
Hill road, is now making her
home at 20 Lake Ave-, Bronx
vile, N. Y.
G. r. Cleight has gone to
Sag Harbor, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faison Seasons
will return here from States
vile in September and will make
their home at 211L2 Church
street.
Mrs. Jeeny Duke has returned
from Columbia, South Carolina.
Mrs. C. A. Mebane returned
Wednesday from a few days
stay with Mrs. Robert Glenn in
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wettach ;
their sons, Bob and John; and
their daughter, Miss Helen Jane,
have gone to Cuernavaca, Mex
leo. During their absence Mr..
and Mrs. James Mcmillan will
occupy their house.
Mrs. Robert w. Madry and
her son Bob have been at More
head Beach for two weeks.
They'll probably come back
home at this weekend.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Slaughter Is Increasing

A frightful increase in the
slaughter on North Carolina
highways is reported by the de-
partment of motor vehicles. The
score from January / through
July 4 is 1863 killed and 1902 in
jured. During the same period
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08

The leading newspaper of
Dallas, Texas, the News, pub
fishes a tribute, by Lynn Lam
drum, to William ]. Battle, an
old-time Chapel lillian. Mr..
Battle, son of the late Kemp p.
Battle, President of the Univer-
sity, came here to live at the
age Of 5 in 1876, was graduated
here in 1888, and took his MA.
and Ph.D. degrees at Harvard.
He has been at the University
of Texas Sc years, since 1893,
and, besides being professor of
Greek and head of the classics
department, he has served as
dean and as acting President.
He has retired from active duty
but still has an Office in a Uni
versity building and is called
upon frequently for advice on
University policy.
Here are some extracts from
the article in the Dallas News:
''Dr. Battle put his mark on
the University in a way that is
apt to make the mark perma-
nent-as permanent as any
thing human can be-"
IF you visualize w. P. Battle
as an absent-minded specimen
with a greenish-black umbrella
under his arm and a pair of
ribbon glasses teetering on the
end of a sharp nose, you are as
wrong as wrong can be-"
Things got quite rugged in
Texas and on the campus before
the Ferguson incident was over.
But nobody came out of it with
more prestige than William J.
Battle" (This refers to the
trouble that was caused many
-uaars ano hu Gouerno. nIinn,,
Ferguson's hostile moves to the
University
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Notice to the Public
Meeting for the Discussion Of Utilities at Chapel Hin

Meeting for the Discussion Of Utilities at Chapel Hin
At 2:3O PM, Thursday, July IA, Special Committee
from the University Board of Trustees appointed by
Governor Scott ITO study the question of utilities at
Chapel Hill" will meet in the Office of w. D. Carmichael
Jr, South Building. Mr. Victor s. Bryant, Chairman Of
the Committee, has asked that notify any inter-
ested citizens Of Chapel Hill to be present"
EDWIN s. LANIER, Mayor
Published by direction Of the Board Of
Aldermen July g., I949
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08

"Dr. Battle loved his stu
dents. They were his students,
whether they studied Greek or
not. Everybody in the Univer-