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FuRNITURE

FURNITURE
Carefully selected. lowest prices
studio couch. S32; chrome game rm
set, spring filled seats, S125 value
like new. for S35; solid mahog. gate.
LEG table. $50; 4 Windsor chairs
SIG; kneehole desk, S22; chests, enc
tables, misc. Save time and money
visit THE Little Store Around thu
Corner" from Conn. ave. and Cal
vert St., 1909 Gath NV. till 9. CO
1866.
FURNITURE-NEW AND USED
Clearance and Warehouse Sales
Three Hide-a-beds, S100-Sl29; mod.
ern living room suites, S79-$129
variety modern studio couches, $34.-
50-S59; sofa beds, chairs, new ultra
modern dinettes tgray, ebony
blond), $50; pcs. dinettes, S15-
$50; 9-pc. dining room suites, ST 49,
$3.50; chairs, china closets, tables;
new Hollywood beds. complete $40;
coil springs, mattresses, S5-S24
bedroom suites, S69-S1 80; twin beds
head boards, chasts, dressers, ward
robes, bedroom furniture at ware
housed stoves, ice boxes, washing
machines. utility cabinets; knee-hole
desks, $15-S49; secretaries, book
cases, fireplaces, tables, lamps, mir
rors, household misc. Inspection
comparison invited. Both open
nightly till $50.
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
l434 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
II. 4-35SS. Warehouse rear 4107
Minnesota ave. ne, VI. 9S37.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BRICK CONTRACTING. stone. plas-
ter and stucco work, cement repair
work. 1921 22nd st. ne. Ewes.
phone Greenbelt S316. -S
ART, commercial services, priced
right, custom quality for your needs;
free consultation. ST. 1857. -
work. specializing in trimming. FIR
5209 %
CINDER BLOCK, BRICK JOBS
wanted. Ranch-type, beach homes
built. Colonial bevel block specially
lob complete 10. S-2777. 3
BUILDERS ATTENTIONS: Crew OF
lst-claSS bricklayers available. Want
connection with reliable builder
Reasonable prices; labor only. Cal
UN. S462 or AP. $500. 3
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ASCohD1oNB 1OHner, SU DHSS, kOOC
as new. S11o. AID. 2210. $
ADDING MACHINE, Sunstrand. cleo
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. s1a
AbbREss1SG haSR s. siS- MACHINE; was sse 80
nov now sgS5 giS}vn NeT in o5iginal ca5-
AIR CoNDITioNER-3 ton worthing-
ton; good cond:. 3 phase. water
cooled, $500; RA. 1921: p
must sell immed.; $500 or best Of
Aia coNDYT1oNfk@ A; ZIG fiser hcnse nm pow pose,
console. peri. eond., easily installed
$l69 or best offer. TU. 0169 or Wo
AIR coNDrT1oNER-New, all na.
tional brands; Lowest cash price in
AfR iG"ni ooSp1FfoSERR SsI5 III sRs2 &aE console,
reconditioned. new filter; excel. cond.
AR eoNbrTToNERs. e'aa1nss aeW single
room units; II you have cash see
AK fEs coNbITi0sER, 6iS HHSsGh 4sSo hp, eE. win.
dow, type, excel. cond., $125. Fa
AIR r. cdioNDITIoNER-a H. P. Phil phiico
latest window model, new, Grated
$270; also 8 new white enameled 54'
wood wall kitchen cabinets at SIC
each. Apply 5112 N. Capitol St
AIR CONDITIONER, window. Carrier
"a h.p.; perfect condition; cost
$2S7: sell S195. GIL. s134 or JA
AIR CONDITIONER, Westinghouse
console, "a h.p., excel. cond. Best
.ofier; "a; S;92I3, after 5 pm;
from. S100 each while they last
S1S Kennedy st. NV, GE. 3453
Open Sunday.
AIR CONDiTIoNERs-Philco, 1850
models, Seton h.p. in orig. factory
crate; S299 installed. Limited
quantity. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, 224 Carroll ave-, TAX. PIX.
Md, SH. 2700, SH. 1898; oper
Mon. Thurs, Sat till O.
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ASBESTOS STDTNG

New-Special this week only, S5.95
per SO. ACE WRECKING & BLDG.
MATERIAL CO, 4002 MINI. ave.
ATTIC FANS-From shop to you, We
low retail price from our own as
sembly room. If YOU appreciate good
machinery you will like these fans.
High-quality blades, good motors, all
factory guaranteed. Specially de.
pay you to come out and see us.
HAND PRODUCTS CO., 1927 WaV-
erly. ST., Bethesda, WI. 50S5, (Wo.
BABY 31sz eVsiziR VesiziRR1AGE with mattress,
excel. eond. RA. 4s52. 3
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Natl. Bookkeeping Machine
Operator; part time or permanent
position.
WILLIAM HAHN & co.
7th and K Sts. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DIAMOND-Wedding band, gold and
platinum; 21 diamonds; cost $3.50
wholesale when diamonds were
cheaper; $3.50 or best offer: must
sell today ST.. 9040.
DINETTE SUITE-Blonde, lined oak;
dropleaf table, chairs; orig. -$140,
will sell for S75; excel. cond. 10.
2-37S5. IS
DIN. RIM. SUITE, compl.. 10 pieces
mahog. veneer. Period style, yrs
old; 500 or best offer. AT. 1913.
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BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
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APPLY IN PERSON
Employment Office
3rd Floor
Corner Fenton St.
and Ellsworth DR.,
Sn .NER SpRIMC

SILVER SPRING, MD. -
TELEPHONE sOLICTTORS-Exner.
fenced; unlimited phone; RE. 5i0O.
TELEPHONE SOLICITATION, X Ma
areas, reply giving time and place
for interview. Box 401-M, Star.
rYPIST-with some shorthand ex-
per-. between ages 10 to 30: 40-hr.
week; $40 per: must have refs. APP
ply DIXIE JANTTOR SUPPLY CO.,
210 Mass. ave. NV. 3
TYPIST-CLERK-H school gradu-
ate, experience not necessary, per-
manent position, 5-day 371a-hour
week, salary S35 per week. AMER1-
CAN SURETY CO., $40 Southern
Bldg, 18th and H sts NV. 3
WAITRESS-Neat, experienced; for
LIQUOR restaurant; $50 pm. to 1870
am; good wages and tips; inquire
COMMODORE CAFE, 615 D at. NV.
WAITRESS. young. experienced: food
ana LIQUOR; ref. req. JO-DEL, 719
9th st. NV. RE. 1923.
WAITRESS, salary, good tips, good
hours. Apply in person. BAGDAD
WArTREsSEs Is. white, over 81:
Sxper. not necessary. Apply GLEN
xcHo PARK Food Cone, WI. 1888.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spin
94O4.
WASHING MACHINE. Speed Queen.
excellent condition. $50. oW. 1869.
WASHING MACHINE-Universal, cd.
working condition, $50; no dealers.
WAsHiNG hM: hS2'' MACHINE. oE. ins4s.
wringer type, complete with pump.
elec: stove. Both for $50. AID. 2S0l.
WASHING MaGhiNEs. 4oss disc. on
hSnso iii s. ROYAL 'efni aPpL1ANcE NEE eyos co
WATER COOLERS, sale Or rent; we
ipstan' laia son JOHN 1 e. WEBSTER s. si1cs oo
WATER HEATERS. used. sale. 20.
q SEBsTER CO. 627 p st NV.
WORKSHOP; incl. g benches, hand
tq9ls, t2Pa, South E.a Bend ;,, 2Y3 laths and and
ss'aGhPtenfS ss nnt oDs sls2 s25 dr III Ell aaa seq
3-PC. LIV. RM. SET-Table and
couch; dble. bed, springs and mat
treSs; AT; 2149, 1874 p St. 49,
hogany traditional cabinet, regular
S795; will sell for $3.50 cash. Call
AK. 1925. 3
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE. Must sell.
l studio couch, wine. SIG.
! sofa bed. rust tapestry, SIS.
] 9-pc. mahogany din. rm set, SOS.
] rocker in green boucle, S25.
l chaise lounge, tufted back, rose
floral sail cloth, $3.50.
chair and ottoman, beige tapes
try, $16.
! bedrm set, $50.
1 black din. rm. table and four
chairs. $50.
] 2-cush. Lawson sofa, beige tap. $40
l walnut chifforobe, SIS.
/ Hollywood bed, So so.
Inner-spring mattress, So.
Coil spring, So.
Miscellaneous items. HOFFMAN
UPHOLSTERERS, 2433 18th NV.
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quantity. and removed at our ex-
gense. ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1868
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"VETERANS
A FUTURE IN TELEVISION

Become skilled in Television under
the direction of pioneer radio and
Television Engineers. Learn the new
skill in up-to-date television broad
casting studios and laboratories.
Training available under GI Bill.
Part time work arranged. For in
formation phone week days between
American TeleviSion, Inc. "
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No, 4 D. c., new condition; reason.
able, RE. 21l5. -
PORCH WICKER SET, 4-pc., for in
door or porch; good cond. Call WA
363S bet. am. and 3 pm. 5
POWER MOWERS - Demonstrators
and rebuilt, several sizes. at sub
stantia, Mp RnoaT sayings. Call Lu. 4-65oo
qglaasEs' g. 81: 2D made osSs t. 'Fsf5 Sl
RADIANT heater. SIS: ex1a rug
$50: mahogany bureau and dress
sat- and sun. after 1880, S75;
RADiosWone Phiico and one True
Tone; auto radios. GOOD cond.; best
offer Ie DE. 22a3' e:3o am. to $50
RADIO -PHoNoGRAPH. new Magma
vox Provincial. A.M.-F.M., 3-Speed
phonograph, 15-in. speaker, space
for television. beaut. cabinet, $50
RANGE-Westingnouse Electric: lists
S329.95; special sale price, S254. 90.
ST. CLOS. JOHN G. WEBSTER CO.,
Plumbing Heating Appliances. 627
RANGE. cleo. Frigidaire de luxe model
RM65; retails $500; used only 3l2
mos; price, 1915. Phone WA. 1888.
RANGE-Hardwick gas. high oven
m9de mode SoIa Iists sssS95 special sale 4
Appliances. 6S7 F st. NV
RANGEEWsstinshouse' AZ, sE Hssa electric $50.
RANGEa.auuniyersal gas oxford model,
sts sa Ssos 81 4, Ss special it.N sale 5 prlss
sTEk CO. gdus plumbins 2UfN Heating ii Ezp Ap:
pliances. 627 F st. NV.
zh-cu..ft.. $50. cali cali Ju. "G'sS.as' a-si4s.
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire, used,
RSEfa1SGRAroR: S19s sGhaA k fs4s Esi5 10 cubic IT,,
REfRfsRkAfoR' faGS gsIsidaTe Mi excsi ssfi
lent lent condition; n & $3.50. "a Cali till
toned: fully guaranteed: $40 and
up; 2237 Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
RaEFRITGeiERAToR-Electrolux, de luxe,
Gu. # f. perfect s125, or best
RnFRiGERAToR. GaTsi sitR: TOR. 8 GU. #. coldspot;
private party. NO. 5076; MI. s6O4.
REFRIGERAToR-servel, gas. 6 Gu.
it.. first class condition, S35: also
kerosene range, SIS. Cali JU. 7-7415.
REFRIGERATOR. GE, Gu. it.,
practically new; paid $50; closest
offer to S140. Call evenings. ia.
REFRiGERAToR, 8 Gu. it,, $500.
Phone H. ARNOLD. HO. 1875. -
REFRiGERATORS. reconditioned ike
new. fully guar BY our own service
dept. Time payments and free de.
livery. Lge. assortment Of makes
ICK,S. S906 iAth st. NV.
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ANTIQUES-B:ic-a- -brac, china, SIT.
yerware. old jewelry, glass, any amt,
Dora Krupshaw Milestone
THE-HOUSE -OF-GIFTS.
143S Wis Ave NV NO 0300
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FLOORING

FURNISHINGS. of 5 rm. BUNGALOW;
tools, elect, Family moving saecri-
FURNITURE-Comp for one-bed-
room apt; leaving Immediately for
FnRNnTRE m1;n5 Rarfsin sAkcsiSstuSio GS us couch
and cover included, SIS; bed double,
dark oak, complete $50; rug, green,
9x12, S5: folding card table, s.;
chest of 5 drawers, S12; o shades,
go. ivory. like new. SOC each La.
FURNITuRE-simmons sofa-bed and
2 living room chairs; all for S75.
FuRN1TTRE8Walnut Thsa HTR slSi s-pc. dining DIM
room suite. Reas. Call OF. 77s5.
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bed
claimed freight and factory SAMPLES,
etc. at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG. 460 New York ave.
NV. daily 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 1910.
FURNITURE-specia sale on steril-
lied studio couches and HOLLYWOOD
bed, complete Sl9.25, S29; sofa
beds. S25, S35. $50; double inner
spring mattresses 81, S12. $15:
secretary, S45; bookcases, So, So,
So; chests, S12. $40; breakfast sets,
sly. 25; gateleg tables. SIS; rugs,
S5, $40, SIS: end lamp and coffee
tables, So to $40: lined oak for ma
hogany step-up tables, cheap; floor
lamps and mirrors, ST. SO: 3-rc.
maple bedrm. set, $50; terms. THE
HOME SHOP, 1745 L st. NV, RE.
1861. Daily to 6; Fri. to 8; Sun,
FURNITURE-Mahog din. rm. table;
also gate-leg table; sideboard, very
F6RS1f2Rr@7outn 1sai, SHi os71; bed and crib;
reas:: good cond. AT. 1885. IS
FURNITURE-Frenc period bedroom
set, sandle wood; French period liy-
ing room set; sacrifice; moving out
of town. RA. 3S32. s.
FURNITURE . maple bedroom
suites; l maple breakfast set;
studio couch; / 9x12 rug and other
furnishings; owner must sell at
once; leaving city. Call 10. 2-52O6.
FURNITURE-Jr. dining rm. set, g.
pc. mahogany, 500; Bendix auto.
washer. $40. 81. 6S61. 8
FuRNITURE-Hous sale. 500
West Clifton ter, 14th and Clifton
FURNTTURE-Complete din. rm. and
bedrm., also rugs and misc. house
hold articles. Can be seen between
and s daily and Sat. and Sun.
between and 4. Leaving town. ,Wo
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
$219
BUYS 3 ROOMS OF
DID ANTI NJT7TTT

BUYS 3 ROOMS OF
BRAND-NEW
FURNITgRE nHs9RIb1nN mp o EoEKs 4Kis THIS RsE Is
GROUP FOR THE
LIVING ROOM
WE INCLUDE
A 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP
GIGHT; SHSHTr -ipf PLgs 2 pVSP ENp TABLEs AZ =
LAMP, l6,Pc, CRYSTAL SMOKER ! CT
BEDROOM
WE GIVE YOU
NUT 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE con
SISTING OF DRESSER, LARGE
CHEST AND FULL-sIZE BED WITH
LARGE PLATE GLASS MIRROR. 2
yAslTx yAsl LANES. kAnPSoM P1th9T siS2Tr ErG EpIi
VT VI AAE fER5S0& pRo66 70 SSSNS oWs 4SH aSH
DINETTE
WE INCLUDE
5cPC; MATCHING TABLE AND 4
TENSION OR DRoP-LEAF, Plus a
ALL 3 ROOMS OF BRAND-NEW
FURNITURE ONLY
$219
E-Z TERMS
SIS OPENS THE ACCOUNT
ALPERSTEIN'S
cuT-PRIcE FURNITURE STORE
1923 7th st. NV.
y BLOCK NORTH OF N. Y. AVE.
OPEN EVERY DAY TILL 6 PM.
MON, THURS. AND SAT TILL s PM.
MA. S606-NA. S559
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used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1908.
BATHTUBS, new, used; built-in, legs
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 1910
made cover; S25. Cali DI. 066S
3
BEDS-Government surplus beds o,
all types. Army dble. bunk, S12.95
sgle.. walnut and solid oak, natural.
finish beds with spring and mattress
$1S.95; Hollywood beds with steri-
lized inner-spring matt, $17.95i
Army canvas folding cots. $3.35;
used chest and dressers, as chear
as S9.95. N. FRANK & SON, 476
c st. NV, EX. 1914.
BED LEGS, for coil or box springs:
convert to o Hollywood bed: We in
Siall SliRn QhQ4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Hohner, so bass, good
as new, S110. AID. 22l0. -S
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FENCE

Galvanized, chain link. all posts
in concrete. Immediate erection" !"
Get the best for less. No money
$3.50: ewes. and sun, WA, 1881,
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AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re-
conditioned. sold. rented, EXCHANGED,
Serviced; fully guaranteed OR 4769
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE US BEFORE BUYING YOUR
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER. Ma
TI0NAL BRAND: .A-ToN H;P..,
OUR RIDIcULOUSLY Low PRICE.
S295. E-Z TERMS. WE CARRY A
LARGE SELECTION OF NATION
ALLY KNOWN BRANDS AT DEEP
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CASHIER

liable. capable; must have refer
ences; no Sundays or holidays. Apply
In person only, NATIONAL DRUG
CO, 1000 Conn. ave. NV. liz
CLERK-TYPIST, white, gentle,
knowledge Of steno., general office
procedure, accurate in figures: state
quail, age, ref, salary expected,
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BUILDING MATERIAL

See Ace first. We now have our
largest stock of used material from
many Jobs. Flooring. S25 per M;
toilets and tanks, S13: basins. S5;
doors and windows. iron fencing
pipes for fences. From our com
plete new dept. Pipe. roofing
shingles. cast iron pipe. plaster
board and a complete line of
plumbing fixtures. Many other
items ACE WRECKING 81 BLDG
MATERIAL CO.; 4002 MINI. ave
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GE SET OWNERS
BARRIETTE TELEVISION SERVICE
Exclusive GE Service Center
Hudson $3.50
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PICKETS

Fir and cedar. Gothic head, 3 and 4
#. long. ACE WRECKING g. BLDG.
ne. LU. 4-0500. =
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS, 3o5t
NJ st. NV. NO, 1903 WA. 5501.
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ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.

AIR-C0NDITIONING UNITS = For
units limited. Call Ii. 3-41l2, R. g.
M. REFRIGERATION CO., 214 L
st. me-, YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture. silverware. tewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI 1898:
eyes. EN- 676S
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BASINS

New, complete with spigots and traps,
$3.50: also new grade A close
coupled toilets and tanks, $19.95;
new toilet seats, S3.49. ACE
WRECkING q BLDG. MATERIAL
CO, 4002 MINI. ave. ne, LU. A.
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DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM SUITE-Mahog. table;
6 chairs; slip covers; china cabinet;
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26

H. S. McKie 900: J. x. Thomas 800;
Crawford 300; Mrs. S. D. Simpson 500;
Hal Peterson 800; Mrs. Lillian Hocutt
Pierce 500; Mrs. w. E. Hearn 500;
800; B. W. Humphrey 900; w. B.
Lucas 800: E. E. O'Reilly 800; Edwin
Murtagh 800; E. L. Brown 800; II. G.
Sample 500; Santa Tackett 800; J. L.
Branch 300; w H. Rushbrook 900; Mrs.
C. G.. Campbell 800; John Liberto 800;
Mrs. J. N. Hearn 800; J. N; Hearn SOC:
Mrs; T. J Bogue 500; J. L Shields ISi 800;
Buck 300; Mrs. J. B. Irving 800; A. G.
Farmer 500: H. B. Mcclellan 500; Mrs.
c H. spivey 800; On Mrs. M c W. Estes Se
Ketchings Co. 3063; Miss; Power &
Light Co. COOS; Same LOO: Same 1873;
Tom L. Ketchings Co. 50.86; State Vel
fare Dept. 96.3l; Povall Prtg. Co. AZ As;
underwood Corp a. 2eo; MaresS Type
Co. TAT; Same 1.53; The Office. Sup
ply Co 10000; Same $50: The Lewis
Grocer Co. $50; Hal Gillian $3.50:
Povall Printing Co 0.60; Povall Print
Same SAY @o 22.is: Roy z. Pickens l2so; ".
r. Sullivan $685.; Joyce Williams
1O2. 80; Louise Swinney ITO: A. P.
Johnson 1880: Daisy Anderson $500:
DR.. Bott 20O0 w. r. Sullivan 100;
joyce williams $40; Tom L. Ketchings
Co SO so; Holmes Co: Library 5000;
irene Money 5000; Mrs. J. B. Irving
$500: Edward s. Jenne los 90; The Of
flee Supply Co 2.70: Names Typewriter
Service 100; The Lexington Advertis-
er 2l.25: D. S. Rosamond 27015: Edith
Herring 1890; L. r. Thompson 500;
Mrs. Claudia Lyman 1000; Texaco
Ser Sta. 1000: Miss. Power & Light
Co. 1.25; Monroe Calculating. Mch. Co.
as 90: Parham H. Williams, Clerk 1880:
Lex. Lbr. Co. $50; Morris Office Ma
chimes Co. IL 90; The Lexington Adver-
tiser 1875; E. E. Wynn. Sheriff 1850;
Same 266 81; Povall Printing Co. 2.3;
The Natl. Laboratories 1850; z. E.
WYNN l46.25; Hooker ms. Agency 8.46:
Heinrich Drug Store 1.65; City OF Lex
ington 81 80; Same 450; Herman ms.
Agency 594.40. Ellis E. Wynn 345; E.
E. Wynn 1920; Tom L. Ketchings Co.
3 40; Roy z Pickens 1895; The Fincher
Co. O.98; Parham H. Williams 5000;
Parham H. Williams So. e. E. Wynn,
Sheriff 10000; Sammy Saffold 1000:
Parham H. Williams 1883.
Bridge Fund.
II is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out OF
the Bridge Fund. as follows:
Continued on Page Four
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26

Serv. 14l65 Henry Patton l04.OO:
Cleveland Clark $3.50; Ed Thurmond
2. 90: Ben Caesar 5000; M. T. Thomas
67.50: C. E. Shuttleworth 5000; Lige
Carson 1877 w. E. Jones. Est. 1000.
In Re: Cruger Separate Road District.
The Road Report for Cruger Separ--
ate Road District having been filed
with the Board and the same having
beer. OKed by the Board, 1t is hereby
ordered that the following accounts be
allowed payable out of Cruger Separ-
ate Road District. as follows, tocWit.
105.75; Weathersby Chew. Co. 30;
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies 81 88;
Auto Parts & Sales Co. 4l.40: Hammett
Gravel Co. 1925; Rays Clay Gravel
200; Stribling Bros. Mchy; co. S9S;
James Washington $500; Bill Mat
thews 800: Willie Jackson 800; Sam
Thomas 800; Lucy N. Cox 1000; joyce
Cox l6c 90; Standard Oil Co 1928.
It is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed due and pay
able out of the County fund. as fol-
lows to-Wit:
H H. johnson 10000: Charlie vii.
Harrell 800, Hope Murtagh 9l.60; Lex
ington Armory IS .00;s The Fincher Co.
4i9; Tom L. Ketchings Co. l.52; Roy
z. Pickens Co; 1850: Lexington Lbr,
Co, $50; Povall Printing Co, LIZ; Tom
l.. Ketchings Co. 1907; Lewis Grocer
Co. 300; The Haloid Co. 367; w: y
Ford 500: Mrs. L, 3. Gil!iland 5OO
James c. Phelps 500: Mrs. A. F. Shep-
herd 500; A. S. Huntington 500; ".
II. Roach 500; J. .. Williams $40; X.
F. Downer 900; Mrs X. F. Downer
200; Mary Steele 500; Mrs. J. r.
Booth 800; J. r. Booth. 800; X.
Lipsey 900; Mrs. ]. M. Powers 800:
Noel brennan 800; Mabel brennan
300; Mrs. j. r. Lipsey. 800; G. III.
Love 800; Mrs r. c. Elmore HOO; W.
c. Burnley 500; Mrs. w. c. Castle
berry 500; Mrs Paul Odom 500; Mrs
John jenkins 500; w. E. Durham 500;
Mrs. w. D. Hand 900; w. H, Jackson
500: Albert Browning 800; Mrs. G. L.
Brock 800: d. B. Campbell 800; George
Mitchell 800; W. A. Thomas 800; Mrs.
E. l. Doty 800; Elizabeth Moody 800;
I. J. Donald 800; J. D. Taggart 300;
200. Mrs Connie Cade 800: Mrs. S. s.
Truitt 300; Mrs. Andrew Smith 800;
Mrs. Cora Downer 800; Hugh Mcclellan
800 Mrs. J. I: Mcclellan 800; Mrs. s.
J. Mcclellan 800; S.. ] Mcclellan 800;
A Z. Ellington 800; Mrs. Hugh McLel-
Ian 800; J. L. Moorhead 900: Mrs. L.
e, Parkinson 800; Mrs. ]. L. Moorehead
3 90; Mrs H. l.. Mcclellan 800; Lola
Mcclellan 800; G. D. Mcclellan 500;
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26
FoYmoso Write-OH


President Truman finally laid it on the line about Formo
Last weekend when the President flew to Wake Island
to talk with Gen. Macarthur there Fundamental
difference between them about Far East pocy-Formosa
The difference became public in August when Gen. Mac
Arthur in to the Veterans of Foreign Wars said
that Formosa was vital to American security in the Pacific
Eta possession by enemy he said, would move the
battle line 5000 miles closer to West Coast At present
the Chinese Nationalist hold the island and they friend
~ to the United States the Chinese Communists who
the island not.
Gen. MacArthur's stand drew a rebuke from the Pre-
slden Mr. Truman said Formosa must be neuralized and
its future determined by international decision
by the United Nations
discussed Formosa future with the general but there had
been no differences to be settled because the
policy had already been decided four five weeks ago.
The question whether Formosa is important to the
United States is military decision And Gen. MacArthurs
ent 70 an opinion on that subject cannot be challenged
Still, President Truman went to Wake Island with
closed mind The decision had been made-and it was made
IN washington This, military decision was made by civil
nan potlciansPresiden Truman Secretary of State
Acheson-wthou consultation with the great military
man closest to the situation
The President occupies dual role He is President and
also ne IS commander in chief All dual roles are hard to
days " ''ee "'"s
with his mind made up the only controversial subject
discussed seems to be neglect his duty as commander
in chief 'tgwwx
Gen. Mac Arthur at least deserved a hearing.
He might be right
--Birmingham (Ala.) Post Herald
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26

New pledges of Pi Kappa Alpha
fraternity at Millsaps College are
shown in front of the fraternity
house on the Jackson campus.
They are: front row. Tommy
Woodland, Greenville; Fred De-
Long, Tutwiler; Johnny Mitchell,
Jackson; Sonny Presley. Pickens;
Glenn Coin. Durant; Tom Louis,
Vicksburg; George Reid, jackson;
Sam Moore, Jackson; and Greg
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26

Barras, Jackson. Second row ~
Bobby Myers, Jackson; Beverly
Butler, Jackson; Charles Crisler,
Jackson; Hardy Nall, Jackson;
Rodney Clement, Jackson; Joe
Hobbs, Jackson; Ray McCullen,
Jackson; Claude Smith, Jackson;
Bobby Kelly, Jackson; Gus Cara
way, Bassfield; and Jack Dubard,
Grenada. Back row - David
Balium, Biloxi; Edwin Gaby,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26

Jackson; Wade Patrick, Jackson;
James Hardin, Jackson; Charles
Allen, Itta Bena; Rodney Little,
Jackson; Hess Hall, Drew; Jerry
Roebuck, Newton; Magruder Cor
ban, Biloxi; Sidney Head, Column
bia; Fred Williams, Vicksburg;
and John Moore, Hattiesburg. Not
pictured are John Mohr, Jackson,
and Odean Pickett. Jackson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26

In Re: Tchula Separate Road District
The Road Report for Tchula Separ-
ate Road District having been filed
been O.Ked by the Board IL is hereby
ordered that the following accounts be
allowed due and payable as follows.
to-wit:
Hammett Gravel Co. zuo20: Grady
Downs 1880; Lion Service sta. 50 40.
Standard Oil Co. 26071: Tchula Auto
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-10-26
Or The
Board Of Supervisors

AT THE REGULAR MEETING of the
Board of Supervisors Of Holmes Coun-
g, mississippi. begun and held at the
Courthouse In the City of Lexington,
Mississippi. on this the End day of Oct
ODER. 1850. 1t being the First Monday
ana the first day Of said term with the
following members and officers present,
to-Wtt: Mrs Ruth M. Moore. M. Il. s
No. !; M. 8. Rogers. M. B. S. No. 2: K. p
Thomas. M. B. S. No. 3; c. G.. Camp
Dell M.B.S. No. 4; Parham H. Williams,
Cerk: E. f Wynn, Sheriff; and H. H.
johnson. Attorney for the Board
When and where the following pro-
ceeongs were then and there held and
In ne. County repository:
10 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF HOLMES COUNTY:
beg TO hand you herewith lie, s,,ou-
the County. ' VI