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HOTEL 144O
APARTMENTs FLIP op I,NEIIp
APARTMENTs UNFuRNIsuEn

TAKoMA PARK, beautiful new lst
firepl., dinette, refrig. and eiec.
ehildrsn an6 or pets. S100 plus utilities.
s-BEpRooM APT, in recently built
small apt. house. TAX. PIX. $125 mo.
Bxkros ss Ss RE- aRd asa5 afnav Ewes Gs ST. 1ss Mss
so1 E. CAPITOL ST. 2 rms, kit a and
bath. $50 per mo. JOSEPH e.
BBsRnUoNo' INC" 903 H st. NV. ST.
3 Rms, KIT. AND BATH, s-fanily
brick duplex: adults only; close to
per mo-; ' heat, water ss % and garage age
2 'nsiSsi Rms. KiT. Kni o2sH; xsD BATH, adults
on snly; = 50 ) Ex gsr k99s @99 Mr.. 9th and L
1907 o ST. N.W.-studio apt: liv.
E 0ssEn 7so 1ath ma Ts6TiserassE H1pIy aErzR nG
DxRsoN M AFTs.. fNC.-ssoo Man
chester rd.. Silver Spring, Md, sligo
Greek Park area.-Applications be-
ing accented for 1-bedrm. apts., be-
ginning from S81 so. Open Ewes. q
Rsnsai Aasnss. Hrsassehesi Isl, Il S.x:
4 LARGE ROOMS and bath, with all
utilities; white stucco house; Q miles
below TB, Md. on Q main road.
Ask oper. for Brandywine 27l6.--27
DRURY REALTY CORR. RE. 1888
rAKOMA PARK rms. and bath.
entire 2nd f1oor; pvt. entrance; own
heat control; S116 mo-; utils. furn.
TWO ROOMS, kitchen. bath. porch.
Available October L; $S5. 1922
,.kooM i; SS''U APARTrMfE;NT. ART semiprivste
bath: no drinking or smoking; rent,
$8& 30. FR: $3.50: B
shower, In quiet, elevator apt. house,
overlooking Rock Creek Park; no
pets; no children; $50; avail. Oct.
l. Boz TAD. Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES FOR BLDG. every
thing from A to 2. RUCKER LUM-
BER, 1920 Wilson blvd. CHI. 066O
ADD. MACH, new, used; all makes,
hi1s ins 1ass slss nv. TFe't pE' EedSs 9s7s CIRCLE
|!S % o:'.ss s,ns;ssn 81 SsSi;!; iSS:S IS: :!:s
iDDiNG MAcHiNE. suns,rand siec.
trie: heavy duty with direct sub
s5sst; ia Eo Essondisi0ned; Es s1sS guaranteed;
hathinette $40. Cali dL. 7Io2. 2e'
SS,sa IS c.I.; sSsXs 4 81 S
s1rHrUBs. new, used. buils;.n, leg;
sALEs CO. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. $500.
DATHTUBs, built-in. new. $40 SO:
NC ?'SRSiRMf sSPs n s. atn!s. as NJ s5osKs 1853
BED-poyble. Wnl exchange for
quality; Sterns and Foster mattress
and box springs; hardly ever used;
best quality. 81. 1908. 20
BED LEGS. DETACHABLE-Patented
so oa sDssa Aso Sox ss sprns enas sss ssss0Fy TIE
sIAoLE MFG. CO. Sligo 1884.
1ICYCLE, french make. light gen.
lit: practically new. Or. 1890. -29
.aSSg1Ass s.ss sso S.! zf Hsssr sst9 sss with
Wiz eontros: % sa5. eE, .sssasass'' asso. ss.
BRICK 200, 900 brick available
Immediately. Call AT. 6617 and We
S12 per m. loaded on your truck
Or SIS per m. delivered in city in
trucklosd lots. Also $4,000 paving
brick In perfect condition. Disconnt
SRsIks e Ssss1i g so9GG sEDa g. R4If %9frk AeE
CO., 4002 Minn. ave. ne. AT. 6617.
sRIcK-we are oyerstocked: sood.
clean. used brick. $40 per N, loaded
'iSr Su,.na saa'f HEeaihdEn aa 'sos' eo r
SkISEGs, face and common, one or q
FA Rsss Ssss imHss!ass Anasks A ssl,Ees, ,afek Sa
nUFFET, with matching chairs. ma
h6ssSSssny' hsSSs excellent condition: IA.
SUG KILLER. Amazing Johnston's
reaches. ants, waterbugs for months;
rtnt ,I7s $i,ss; gt; & S2 ,ss. The HE HEcHT
BUILDING MAIERIAL-Wrecking old
Statesmen at Job site. Many bargains
at the Job before hauling to the
yard. The best used brick In town.
hard red handmade. Large window
sash. doors. dressed shsathinE. ioori;
item, SKA long leaf yellow pine,
2o It. long. Specials at our yard
1-inch Celotex, &c #; 2-ft.. 4-inch
By eft. 6-inch doors. like new. 81
each. finch heavy cast iron PIPE. pipe.
isegs II s.'' Ascp tse1sn; cogP oRi iss1 Jst,erson
r1iEbrss rRfyi5 ss'' MsT:EsiSfs-v,sit al: s1sf our
yard fol. the lowest prices in years;
SRSsr rass fdo% door s2S snsows n eomps snn sP
length to 45 IT,: reinforcing rods,
east iron pipe, steel pipe and Mt
tings. 200 pieces ska, 26 II: loEg,
BUILDING. Just lev items from our
new building materials department:
Close coupled toilets and tanks,
$23.5o: layatory basin. complete.
sso II 4as Sizes D'essssI a1s7s aSarSi
material. cement, cast iron soil pipe.
drain tile, hue lining and .plywood;;
One trip to Ace will save time and
Gonsz co zooa ASH anH WRTek1sa s2e A. 4 sbRa 5df7
aUREAU, handmade red NAH, mosaic,
beautiful ANTIQUE reproduction for
ssSdanSS s,d f. rT Rb bssas 5sas tan1n. e pm st. 80 Co.
CADET UNIFORM, high school. $50.
CALCULATORs, Munroe hand, S32. so;
Marchant elec., S67.60; Munroe elee.,
SITS. GIL. 90s1 -27
CALCULATOR, Marchant, cleo, auto,
suaranteed: siiS. kE. i177.
CAMERA, prewar Argo-F1ex, excellent
condition, leather case, $50. Call
I'm. 1884.
CAMEhA: eranex. Hb: 2Mx3M' ans ano
No. 6064.
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHED

Ice. UNFURN. RIM. with aIcove;
grill; priv. for mature Govt woman.
Phone d. 1925 after pm. -27
3 LARGE ROOMS in refined adult
gentle home. No children or pets.
COLORED-MARRIED CPLE. will ac-
cept l child: use of kitchen 910 9Th
s.w., RE. O792. 20
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PIANO

Ktmball; a real saving in q fine piano;
the Kimball consolette with 8 ex
elusive tone-touch features; one Of
the worlds finest pianos, yet so rea-
sonably priced. Come into our show
room and let US show you these fine
Instruments. Convenient terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 110s G st.
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BOATS

TROLLING for rock. trout, blues.
For reservations cali CAPT. AN
THONY KING. WA. 4192.
REG. STAR-CLASs sAILBoAT. 2
suits Of sails Il new). 4-wheel
trailer. accessories. good cond. Must
sell Immediately. OW. .6634.
FALLS CHURCH AIRPARK. Lee
blvd. FA. 29S9. Il
STEELCRAFT, 26'. sleeps 4; cockpit.
awning; repainted, plastic uphol-
stery; $1,000.
OWENS. 81, l941: accommodates 4
In comfort and privacy; $2.95O.
Mr.. MILLS, Sligo 44S5.
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KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments

A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoinins
Prince Georges Coli and Country
Club In Landover, Md.
Safe Playground for Children.
Small Super-Market.
Beautiful, well-arranged, 2-bedroom
apartments, featuring large picture
windows, at 500 to S96, gas and
electricity included.
Exquisite duplex apartments at s1o6
per month
Directions: From peace Cross at
Bladensburg. take Route o. 8. SO
to 3rd trafic light, then turn right
on Route 202, go 1s4 miles TO Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
~ % AP. oi8s. 8s0''f' MMoas
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. (con,.

KRISS KROSS KENNELS-Boardin
Reas. rates for hunting dogs and
cats: personal supervision; Fairfax
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. beautiful
black males, z wks. old; already
wormed and innoculated; very
reasonable, oy. 2lg3; ,-27
bathing. rooming: cocker spaniel
puppies and stud serv. TO. 5139,
BOXER. male. fawn color. beautiful.
housebroken, 10 mos. old. Axe reg
istered. S65 or best offer. DE. OSS5.
CoCKERs-special ofIer. 4 reg.
females. ! reg; male. clean and
COCKERS-Leaving town. must sell
today, S15. $50 and S25. Clean
and healthy. SH. s6S3. 3 j.,
COLLIES, weeks. Axe. Sable and
white. $25 up. UN 2933. 80
GREAT DANE PUPPIES
Dogs boarded. R. D. LINDSEY.
Colesville, Md, Silver Spring 039S.
Sealyhams-WA. 2778
WINS rau
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dealers. please! 92o Dupont Circle
Bldg. CO. $500. 20
OFFICE FURNITURE-We have pur-
chased q. carload from the war plant
Of Manufacturers Tool and Machin-
cry plant at Mt. Vernon. N. Y, Of
the finest ONCE furniture consisting
Of Leopold, and Imperial desk glass
tops. also leather chairs. prewar file
cases, also Steel General Fireproof
desks, many other types ONCE fur
niture priced reasonable. Free de-
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.
>, S5S New York ave. NV.
safe add kauIp mscs desks shai5s GIns ss
OFFICE FURNiTUjRRE. I,s recondis,oned
desks. chairs. files. tables. etc. 429
OIL BURNER. boiler. tanks, 9
ss Bike Dss sso4 4'hsrmasta < S. s. s424 a.
OIL HEATER, Florence. reconverted;
good as new; $25. Hudson 1873.
OIL HEATER, easy control; heats 8
to rooms; also two 55-gal. oil
ORGAN. Warlitser Hi sa' .ieesronie, fssT; ranks,
cond. Walnut console, detached
sound box. A highly superior in
strument. Present cost new $1,000:
will deliver and install in perfect
cond., $1,000. Box 429-X, Star.
PHoNOGRAPH RECORDS-victor,
Columbia. Decca. Capitol and So
nora records and albums: popular
and classical, Sheet music. Large
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP. 1905 Mass. ave. NV. EN-
PHOTO COPY MACHINE, dryer, trays
and 15-in. trimmer; used one week;
equipment new 1949 models; list
price. $135; will sell best offer. SH.
PIANO. attractive York spinet, ma
hog. fnish; looks and performs like
9 new piano; an excel. value at
$SSss5; S25 down. $40 mo. KITS,
Knabe grand, excellent con-
ditiop; az 81 1000 or best offer. Phone ho
Acrosonic spinet and console
models. built by Baldwin: embodies
features of small grands and up
right; full resonant tone. responsive
action. durability ana eye-appealing
case designs in mahogany, walnut.
ebony. light oak and maple finish.
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. o25
a NV Established gro
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DOG FOOD

Frozen horse meat. lib, packages,
zoe; 5-lb. packages, 19c; 15-lb.
and gravy, 22c ea.; So so doz.. SO
case of 4S. All u S. inspected.
Cero-Meato kibble. $540, 80 lbs
Free delivery Md, Va. and D. c.
DALAKAY SALES, RE. 530S. Il
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PI

We have a beautiful
been used. This Instrument has has
been put in Al condition BY our
expert technicians. A real bargain
at only $495. Convenient terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 110S G st.
nv. DI. 1854.
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
OPEN DAILY TO 8 PM.
$81 So To S25
INCLUDING UTTIITTEs

INCLUDING UTILITIES
We invite your inspection OF the
areas newest garden-type apart.
msnIs: ,c0nysnisntly nn,,s located within
Featuring large living rooms, two
bedrooms. kitchen and bath with
shower. All are corner apartments.
Fenced in, equipped play yards.
school bus direct to and from prof.
ect. Laundry. rooms equipped with
washing machines, driers, and dry
Ing lines; Venetian blinds. General
Electric 6.foot refrigerstors. Sodded,
handicapped lawns, off-street paved
99a;rking 9;lacl areas n.o;.u9 Capital Transit bus
Take F-4 bus 10th and Constitution
change to K-6 "New Hampshire"
bus direct to project, or take K-S
bus "Chillum", to New Hampshire
ave. and District line, change to K-6
mt. Rainier" bus to project, or
drive east on Missouri avenue (Risgs
rdJ to Chillum rd., right to project.
or out Michigan avenue (Queens
Chapel road to Chillum rd., left to
project.
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n. u. SMlIHY co.
s11 18th st. NV, ST. $500. -2t
ATLANTIC GARDENS

plaster and many other modern Tea.
lures were used in these apartments
to provide the acme Of comfort and
convenience. Utilities are included
IN the rent. Two-bedroom apt. only
S94 4.50; 3-bedrooms. only SlO4.50.
See Mr., Dorminy on the premises
and 6 pm. To reach: Out Nichols
ave. Sc, left on South Capitol, left
on Atlantic. right on 4th st. Sc; or
Az bus from 10th and Pennsyl-
yania ave. NV. to 4th and Atlantic,
walk right on 4th.
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1928 X st, NV, MA. A141 Or
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PIANO

Jesse French. We have several 40
inch console models that retail regu-
larly from S7S5 to S865. Now re-
duced to $595. These instruments
are floor samples and return from
rent. All in Al condition and carry
Q full new piano guarantee. Come
in and try these instruments before
you buy. Convenient terms. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., 110S G st. NV
DI. 1854 i
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
SEASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD-Will
cords. Call ALASKA COAL CO., Ma.
1885 or OF. 1900.
ALL OAK HARDWOOD. seasoned 2
years; II, 16. 1S and "a in. Call
OV. 1875. go
WOOD, free for the cut
ting: MIR. JAY, TR. 203s; eyes,. RA.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BY GENTLEMAN-Lge., sgle. rm.,
pvt. bath; NV, pref. Chevy Chase
no. 1896 wkdays. 10-5, Sat. 10-1.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Norsheos

MASTER BEDROOM, nicely furn., Q
closets and semipvt. bath; em-
ployed girls. References. Wo. 1874.
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POULTRY AND EGGS
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV.
poultry supplies. ME. O0S9.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Gndoor and outdoor
Mobile sound truck. also recorders
(wire tape). SOUND EQUIPMENT
CO. CO 4445
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MIscELLANEous-sALe(con,. }

FURNIIURE-ssota and chair, blue
spring and mattress, S35; maple
chest. $2S. and other furniture. RA.
FUHRaSlrURE-Beautiful modern iiv.
rm. and ONCE. Sofa. rugs, desks.
chairs, So typewriter, ETC.; sacrifice.
FURNITURE. diyan. makes into dou-
viii sacrifice for $75. 81. 5000.
FURNITURE SALE on better-grade
furn., some slightly used. from stor-
age. Also brand-new bedrm.. living
freight and factory floor samples. etc.
All at great savings. LION STORAGE
daily. io.S; sat. s" sni II. !. Re. re- 4sio. H;.
FURNITURE-Liy. room set. 8 pieces.
Apt' ehaIFs' J. Ia Is! a7s4 kennedy st. en. n.v"
FURNITURE - Mahogany finished
bedroom suite. $35; telephone stand
and chair, "a; antique decorator
sofa: 500, frame in good cohd;; 2
$5. FIR. 1868 after pm -27
GAS BOILERS and hot-water heaters.
all leading makes JOHN G. FITz-
GesEsR5ALD' ess5 s51@ Georgia ave. SH.
GAS RANGE-Detroit Jewel. table
top. needs minor repairs, $40. 6-ft.
Frigidaire. less motor, $5. WO. O345.
GAS RANGES, oil. coal ranges. new,
used. ACME STOVE CO.. 1OI1 7th
CAS- Al nxi RxNGkAs. sA ssss. ns& and used; liberia,
SALES. 2D27 Ca nE EST0
GOLF CLUBS. 8 woods and irons.
sfRasldinS; sfasl T1 bEspa 4sSa new. s46 or best
GUITAR-Electric Guild. complete
with amplifier. S65 or best offer.
HAND SAWS. band saws. s. ss.0 ree-too;ther, e:tS;
elec. solder: owner leaving city.
WEATHERsBY. phone FR. 4s45. "a
ssS s'3ss:'': sl sSs ss.
new and @ used. ''Asi ACNE NE sTovE sPeEi s'es C..
l011 7th st. nv: MA: 1852.
seen at any time at ss4 UpshuT St. st.
IRON, electric. Apex. perfect condi-
tion; $40 or best offer. EN-. 1844.
KITcHENs-Eectric dish washers.
sold and installed. cash or terms.
9eensta 99een esss; axs nv. v fHAflRS Fl 1853 s1ls
LAWNMOWER. cost S19.e5. sell $40;
eSPs5sts eSpsossd FeR oR 'st sssi fla; maple COR
LUMBER-Framing lumber in all
war PRICES; 5000 pieces. a-1o. lsc.
pieces. 3x14. s6 It. long; special
flooring. S25 per NJ ACE WRECK
ING g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
40o2 MINI. ave. ne: AT. 6617-30
sSd- sSa walnut. Best otIer takes. Otis
LUMBER, excel grade oak and poplar.
See Mr.. Moore or Mr.. Mathis, RED
GATE FARM, Germantown, Md
Phone Gaithersburg 90. 3
LUMBER-Thousands of feet, in like
new condition. at bargain prices.
Hundreds Of complete windows.
iasee barracks ra guiding at Wffsanf SaVa
Hospital. .Washington's largest Sc
lection Of building materials At the
MICRosCoPE. s objective Bausch g.
Lomb medical scope; good condition;
$55. Phone Elk. 979s between. 8
HSSS ssi ssi# e. 'S5s sSs s"7 ss
MuLTTILITH. model so. and i9-in.
Royal typewriter. very little used;
both for $500 cash. Call Mon. Tues.
OF Wed. am. DI. 61s6. -27
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

APT.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
bath, large kit, incl. back porch.
No children. 1905 Farragut st.,
Hyattsville, Md. 30
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STUDIO OR BED-LIvING RM., single
or double, pvt. home. 1417 Park
wood pl. NV, mr.. Park rd., TU.
1872.
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TOURIST HOME
ND FILLING STATION

2b0 IT. on Baltimore blvd, mr.. Laurel;
$4,000; good financing. Call Mrs.
Werner, AP. 2054. COX & CO.,
INC, UN. 1926,
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MEIIRII,EE APIS

One spac. .2-bedrm. at. avail. Oct.
l; close to transp., shopping. ele.
mentary. and high schools. Address,
53rd pl. and Defense highway,
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3-BEDRM. APT.

- 0SA> a SAt4s &A@ =
Congress Heights section. New three.
bedroom. living room, dining room,
kitchen and bath, garden-ty type apt.
All modern conveniences; S1OS.
Apply in person at 1000 Mississippi
ave. Sc. Once open daily, 9:3O to
8 pm. -2S
COLORED-1 RIM. AND 2-RM. apts.,
S55 and ,$65 per mo-; refs. re-
MALLOS, 1929 Vt. ave. NV.
COLORED-3 RIM, kit, pvt. bath,
exclusive neighborhood; refined em-
ployed couple. Ia. 1884 after pm.
CoLoRED-sEE MY AID under co..
operative spts. for sale. HARRY
LOPATIN. DI. $3.50. =
C0LORED-N. Y. AVE. Mr.. MKT
Newly remodeled, attr. dec, bed-liv.
rm... comb. kit, pvt. bath shower.
RA 5445
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL
10th and Eye sts. n.w.-Special fall
rates; sgle, with bath, $24 per week;
dble, with bath, $50 per week. DI.
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BLUE FOX CAPE STOLE
New. AD. 1859. 30
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GORDON HOTEL

Downtown ocation-Lovely, large,
twin-bed rms, running water, nr.
bath; S18 per wk. dble.; full hotel
service. 916 18th st, NV. IS
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Closing out ofice, all furniture being
sold. Place your bid now No
dealers. please! 92O Dupont Circle
Bldg, co. $500. pa
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SPECIAL FALL RATES
Carroll Arms Hotel, LIST and c sts.
week AT $500
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STUDENT HOUSE

Everything brand new, sgle., dble. i.
and large rm. with pvt. bath. Most
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-01
Sales Clinics Are
Conducted AT Tchulu
By MPL Company

Great interest is being mani
tested in q sales clinic which is
being held at Tchula sponsored
by the Mississippi Power and
Light company and participated
in by about Is Tchula firms. The
purpose is to help salespeople sell
more.
Ed Willis, Durant, has been con-
Quoting the meetings at the Lee
gion hut for one hour each even
ing. Two meetings have already
been held and the third is sched-
uled for Friday night, September
2 at 800. Everyone interested is
given a cordial invitation to at
tend.
The Importance of Salespeople
in the American Economy" was
the topic for the first session
while How and Why Our Gus
toners Buy" was discussed at
the second. Friday nights meet
ing will be How to Close a Sale
and Make it Stay Sold"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-01
West School Opens
Monday, September 5th

The West High school will open
its regular session on Monday
September 5. Birth certificates
will be required for all beginners
for final classification. All pat
rons are cordially invited at the
opening at $50 am.
The faculty is as follows: p,
A. Atkinson, mathematics and
superintendent; w. w. Montague,
history and coach; Mrs. P. A
Addkinson, English and librarian;
Mrs. Mabel Gordon. commerce,
Eugene Boiler, agriculture.
Miss Margaret Browning, home
economics; Mrs. ]. R. Melton.
primary; the Rev. H. c. Ellis,
7th and 6 Al; Mrs. Vivian Nc
Creary, 5A and 6B; Mrs. r. l.
Jackson, 4 and 5B; Mrs. Clay
Wilkes, 3rd and "a; Mrs. w. E.
Grace, End.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-01
Funeral Held For
Henry Downer Fades

Funtral services for Henry
Downer Fades, 81, of Cruger, who
died August % after an illness of
one year, were held at Emory Me-
thodist church Monday, August
90, at 10 am, with the Rev. w.
S. McAllily, assisted by the Rev.
w. M. Langley, officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Mr.. Fades was the brother of
Mrs. Cal Coleman of Lexington.
He leaves also, his wife, Mrs. Re-
becca Melton Fades, a son, Jerry
E. Fades, and a daughter, Mrs.
Marion johnson, of Cruger; also
two grandchildren, Sara Johnson
and Betty Fades.
Southern Funeral home was In
charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were Estes Hill,
Roscoe johnson, Horace Vandiver,
G.. G.. Griffin, Marion Johnson,
and H. Y. Parker.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-01
Mckenzie Presides Al
Ceremony Attended
By 200 Persons

Ground was officially broken by
Mrs. John M. Howard for the
new S265, 100000 hospital at Du-
rant Wednesday afternoon at a
ceremony attended by some 200
or more interested citizens of
Holmes county and several out of
county guests including DR.. d. V.
Galloway, chairman of the Missis-
sippi Hospital commission, princi-
pal speaker for the occasion. Mrs.
Howard and daughters donated
land for the site of the hospital,
which is now under construction.
w. H. Mckenzie, cashier of the
Peoples Bank of Durant, who was
the chairman of the original COM
mittee that began work on getting
the hospital for beat two and
whose efforts were largely res
ponsible for it, was master of cere-
monies.
After the invocation had been
given by the Rev. Curtis Ellis, of
West, a member of the hospital
board of trustees, Mr.. Mckenzie
welcomed the large crowd and
briefly reviewed the early begin
ming of the hospital.
The speaker was introduced by
Mr.. Mckenzie as the man who had
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Passage of the Wagner-Murray-
Dingall bill, popularity known as
"socialized medicine" will be the
entering wedge for nationalist
ton Of other industries and bust
ness in the United States, said
DR.. Paul B. Brumby, prominent
Lexington physician, speaking at
the Tuesday meeting Of the Lex
ington Rotary club.
Doctors in this country have
been criticizen, the Lexington ply
stefan said, for paying $500 each
to pay for putting out the facts
about the proposed bill. This has
been done in self-defense, he said,
for there are six Federal agen-
cies devoting most of their time
to sending out peaches and
cream propaganda on the bill
at the expense of the country's
taxpayers. These facts have been
misleading and the efforts of the
nations doctors have been in the
direction Of correctly informing
the people what passage of the
bill would mean, he said.
Giant Administrative Powers
Among other things, the Wag-
ner-Murray- Dingall bill would
set up a giant administrative
group all under the political con-
troll of the White House-on a
national, state and local level. 1t
would take about a per cent of the
national income to pay for the
program and then this would not
include medical care for the un-
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Legion To Assist
Vets Applying For
Insurance Dividends

The American Legion will as
sist all local veterans in applying
for their National Service Life
Insurance dividends.
This was announced today by
l.. L. Lipsey, commander of
the Daniel w. Beall Post No. 10 of
The American Legion of Lex
ington.
Our post will have the neces-
sary applications which veterans
will have to make to the VA to
get their NSLI dividends" Com
mander Lipsey said. Every vet
eran who held his NSLLpolicy for
80 days or more will have a re-
fund coming TO him. The VA
expects TO pay out approximately
So 800. 900. 900 in these refunds.
Payments per veteran are expect
ed to average about SITS accord
ing to the VA. Applications
should be filed as quickly as pos
sible because it will take weeks
and months for a veteran to get
his refund check"
Actually, Commander Lipsey
explained, The American Legion
win put on the biggest manhunt
in history in trying to locate vet
Grams who are eligible for the
NSLI refunds.
"The VA estimates that some
49, OO, 900 veterans are entitled
10 NSLI refunds" Commander
Lipsey said. Actually today the
VA has the home address of only
six millions of eligible veterans.
The American Legion will help
it TO locate 10000 900 others"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-01
Juycees Sponsor
DOT Giveuwuy

As a public health service the
Lexington Junior Chamber Of
Commerce is sponsoring the Civ
ing of free DOT solution to people
living in the Lexington Trade
area Saturday, September 8.
The program has been intro
duced throughout the South by
the Sherwin-Williams Paint
company and will be obtainable
through the local Sherwin-Wi-
liams dealer, o. L. Ellison's store.
Only one container will be Civ
en- to a family according to their
requirements. either one pint or
ene quart. DOT will be given
starting at 8 am, until 9 pm, or
until supply is exhausted.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce urges everyone TO take ad
vantage Of the program.