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Now is the time to buy: complete Sc
lection OF spinets, consoles and
grands. all wood finishes and styles,
in new floor samples and rebuilt;
sspe special ,,s selection Sv 9f rebuilt grands.
DYNAMic MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV.
81. 025O.
PIPE, galvanized. black. cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O56 M
st: NV. NO: 1909. WA. 55O1.
PORCH FURNITURE, 5-pc. wrought
iron dinette suite; $50. Four Oft.
porch shades; $50. WI. S65s. A
RADIO. combination record player
Al condition; reasonable. Call LU.
RANGE, aE model Gil. new and
unused. this range retails S210 will
accept best offer. Lo. 5-2654. 4
guaranteed. 'i'' Used gas 'suteieaf and eiectric
$3.50. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO,
5023 WIS. ave. NV, WO. 1902. IS
REFRIGERATORS-Late models. Bar
5ns mo sIi SII1s6Ns sB Rent epen TsdtffsasGrs snt
REFRIGERATOR. Hotpoint. 7 cubic
it., very good cond.: S95. UN. s46s.
REFRIGERATOR RENTAL-s5 De,
mo, small deposit. DoWD,s ELEC
CO." 441s Conn. ave-. OR. 1900
REFRIGERATOR, Gibson. 7 Gu. it.;
perfect condition. $50; appearance
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire. AT. 6.
aa2ss maapless sl25; perfect condition. 10
REFRIGERAToR, e-cu.-ft. gas servel
left hinge door; $75 or best offer.
REFRIGERATOR, General Elec., :
Shift eH; IT. ess eFig owner; very good con.
RRfRfGERaToR, 1sR iaSS Gs. & wo Gu. I5SI It.. like
new; $50. Sat. eve. and Sunday
REFRIGERATOR, GE, porcelain;
good cond. Automatic washer, Laun-
RSFse5HA1ef S.;f s5s &c Ss.s sslssi's ss'i 5s I'll
REFkeiGERAToR. Norge. 1889. 81.
cuff. cap; good cond;; delivered
RHFRiGERArSohl PTlfs III Sal 81 81 ca SS1s f. cro,ev
between 6 and pm. q
REFGR., S-cu. 1T, Servel, 4 years old
new cond.; S195. Call Vienna
REfRIGERAToRs III - Recond., qua guar.
inghouse. S79. so; others. DISTRICT
ELECTRIC co. 6023 Wisconsin ave
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse. +
GU; IT,; excellent condition. Call Sligo
REFRiGERAToR, Hot Point. Gu. It.
new, factory guar: orig. S249.95, will
sell. 5000. or. 1853. IS
REfRiGERAToRS = Reconditioned
all all makes sizes and prices; tim
FRiGERAToR c.. sso5 % 18th ' St
RHTR1GERAToRs. Ell e ISoS: New: dis.
MOUNT e., sisS deorgis ave. NV NV;
disc;o,,44ts ddg; $500; 1ouss The original casf
on all floor models; last yrs model
until 2; ROYAL APPLIANCE CO;
pEFR,GNRs@oss Ig1 Mifhcls ave. Sc: LU;, $1,000
excsi' conditiOh. $40 eail sa cH H. 5dis frs
REFRIGERATOR. Norge, apt. size
excellent working condition. LU
REFRRfGGERAToRs Two e-cubic-f
Crosiey shelyadors; operating sond.
S35 each. 223 9th st. s.e. Call after
g pm, AT. $685. or Ii. 6-9146.
REFRIGERATOR, GE, 8 Gu. it.; goot
condition; $40. Washing machine
$15. DU. 1854 a
REFRIGERATOR 9 GU. it., Westing
house; good cond.. $40. OR. 1882
REFRIGERATORS - Late models
S25 up' easy terms. Also rent re-
frigerators; SIS mo. ALLISONS, oper
until 8 p.m.,. 22O9 14th st. NV.
REFGR:.. 1941 GE, white pore, S-cu
OR. s995 this afternoon.
samples; big savings. p. o. SMITH S
& s.. INC, 1874 H me-. LII. 3-6O5O
REFGR., 7-ft. Servel. good cond.
I@eas;' @ lpie-plated alto saxaphone
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WESLEY HALL,

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to S5S 80 1926
21St St NV Hu 1924
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BABY CHICKS. blood tested barred
rocks, N. H. reds and white rocks;
poultry feeds. brooders. feeders
fountains. other poultry equipment,
supplies and remedies. r. W
BOLGIANO q CO.. All N. Y. ave.
ne. FIR. 4SO0.
JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 K st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds. baby chicks.
poultry supplies. ME. 00S9.
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FURN.-Table dining. mahog.. Jaco-
bian, sappearing folding leaf, extra
mirrored top. $50; chairs, 8 dining.
seats. S175; serving table, gate leg,
30x60. mahog.. $40. WI 534s for
.appt. $500 River I'd. NV. 4
FuRNmMust ;oN .Sa sell i%medissey npaae lesy az
cabinet radio, easy chair and stool,
chest of drawers, Hollywood bed
dlnette set, 2 chairs, magazine rack,
coffee table; Bendix television, 1212-
inch screen. Reas. prices. Good cond
SlGl S. Shlun 8d 10 Hflgts 55s52 df after HyattS
FURN.-Tables, chairs, desk, "a bed.
single bed, sofa, rocker. mirrors,
vases. glass. blankets, quilts, spreads,
misc. 712 Dorset ave, WI. $3.50.
FURN.-sheraton orig. drawing rm.
7-pc. suite. consisting of chairs.
2 armchairs. love seat. Excellent
cond. VIII sell separately. HU. 6533.
GAS RANGE. Estate, tabletop model,
GAS RANGE, Real Host, mfg. in
Baltimore. good condition any reas.
offer accepted. RA. 6579. week end
GAS RANGE. Harwick, 4-burner,
* sxcellsns s5te condition; liz Ike new; SIS,
GAS RANGE. in excellent condition.
$50. Phone WA. s99s after 4:3O
pm. or all day Sunday. 4
GAS RANGE, 36-in.; less than year
old; SIS or best offer. JE. 3-7643.
GAS RANGES. new. used; credit; in.
Ga. ave. DE. $3.50.
GAS STOVE. white enamel, good con-
dition. breakfast table, 4 chairs;
Gail oW; 1908 after $50 pm; 4
7Ia r Dorset Taay; ave. WI WI. $3.50. ' "a '
GOSSIP BENCH, mahog.. with needle
point cover seat; S25; 81. 5175. "A
sor' with case; s75. EN-. $3.50. IA
Observation-Disclosures entire
collection; short and long arms;
Pleasant Aquarium, 3165 Mt. Pleas
HEArERhDuo:4Rerm fat Ii nD Ar 9oio Oil circulating
heater with 2 oil drums, S25. 81.
HoTewATER HEATER. Duo-Therm
oil. brand new; 20-gallon: never
used; $50 or best offer. Ell. 0016
LATHE, South Bend Model A, 4-foot
bed, complete with all attachments
tools, etc, incl. milling and grind
ing; excellent condition. UN. S916
LIVING ROOM SUITE piece. Sofa
and chair matching slip covers, per-
feet condition, S75. Ii. 6-3396. a
LIVING ROOM, dinette, tables, lamps
rugs, mirrors, desks; sacrifice. TU
LUGGAGE. top grain cowhide. osh-
kosh "a" 2-suiter, travel test, mans
bag. never used. brand new. cost
Sill. incl. tax, will sell for SIS
Phone JA S-5S3l q
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WANTED

oNSo.. EN- OtOO.
BABY FURNTTURE-Play pens and
Foldarollas and other baby equip;
NEW SHOP, 2400 Columbia pike,
oW. S572 or CHI. $500. -
BOAT TRAILER WANTED. 1s it..
good condition. Call ia. 4-0033. 4
BOOKS bought. all ktnos. any auan.
tity. and removed at our expense
ALBION BOOK SHOP 1865 Pa
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrtp.
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV
EXT. LADDER, 80 to SO 1t. Call
L. CROWELL, SH. 1876; prefer mag
FUkNiTURE-wE buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-hrac, Buying and selling fol
S5 years. HoPWsooDs stb and K
FURNITURE in good condition; all
kinds household goods highest cash
prices. MRS, GAY. RE. 1904. 50
FURNITURE : WANTED IMMEDI-
ATELY. FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOME. ALSO NEED REFRIGERA-
TOR, GOOD PIANO AND OFFICE
PIECES. PLEASE CALL MR.. GRADY.
FURN.-Odd pieces. entire cont. Re-
fgr.. stoves. We buy anything in
your home Moving also. S.E. FURN
EXCHANGE. 210 7th st.. AT O6S5
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO.,
1O11 9TH st. NV. Ma. S952.
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GOLD
carded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
NEWSPAPERS, rags, iron. metal and
batteries; highest prices D. C.
WASTEPAPER CO.. I'll Kenilworth
PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
for used spinets, consoles and
grands. Cali Mr.. BALDI. ST 0250.
PIANO STOOLS (2), old-fashioned
with screw top. Phone HU. 6S93.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
MCLEAN GARDENS

Wis. Ave. and Porter NV.
Choice residential commu-
nifty of Washington. Applica-
tions being accepted for single
and double rooms at attrac-
tive monthly rates. Call room
clerk, OR. 6622.
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REFGR. CLEARANCE SALE
All floor samples and demonstrators
Frigidaire refrigerators, all models,
at great savings. CRAMER, INC.
Frigidaire sales and service dealer,
215O Wisconsin ave. NV, OR. 3424.
Restaurant Dining Tables
200 METAL PEDESTAL AND WOOn
BASES. ASSORTED SIZES FOR Q
wI 9E SE6Tf2RE pE1FtE' Nn IHESE EiErN IAsLEs kIS
WILL SEAT APPROX. 700 DINERS
HAVE REPLACED THESE HOW
MANY YOU CAN USE? PRICED
TO SELL. FIRST COME, FIRST
SERVED.
So w CAFETERIAS
1925 G ST. NV. a
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COLORED
1924 Fairmont st. Couple.
1879 California st. Couple.
1921 Kalorama rd. Couple.
1742 Swami st. Couple.
Home privilS. Company-owned prop
critics. No fee or service charge
JONES REALTY CO., 2217 14tt
st. NV, DU. 0656. IL to 8 pm.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. tCons. J
MINIATURE

oN11INAO LCIt EOTF1EO
2 excel. litters. 3 mos. old. Indiv, reg
and home reared. Can del. personally
in D. C. area abt. Mar. 18, Address
inq. to MARY s. MARKS, 1880
Westervtlle rd., Columbus IL. Ohio
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIoUES-Fprniture. pric-a-brae
china. glassware, rugs, silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). Ia
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GIII-RERT
GORDON

2460 18th St. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt bath: maid ant
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ALTURAS HOTEL


Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
So a day up HU GIG.
COLORED-FRONT RIM, nicely fur.
nished; good transp; children al.
lowed. HUI. 1927.
COLoRED-Nice twin bedroom. hall
S0 SiSck 7dsG 1S9m transp. So week each
CoLoREp1Pgrn, 6 room. All priv
CoLORED-DBLE. and sgle. rms.
klt. priVils.; blk. from transp. TU
CoLoRED-FURN.. newly decorated
privileges. ia. 1887. .
COLORED-120I KENYON ST. NV
Nicely furnished room for refined
coLoRED-RooM and share kit
with another; also single rm. Cal
HU. 9263, or RA. 1914, after 6.
COLORED-LGE.. newly furn. twin
bed rm.. Ink. priyils.; conv. transp
coLoREDMss sis' BRYANT R2i US sT. NV
Double attractively furn. rm., twir
beds, next to bath; 1 or 2 men. 2
ladies or couple. All privils. Reas
Cony. transp. Call AT. 1928. i
COLORED-1519 S ST. N.w.-Furn
rm.. suitable for 2 men or employed
c9n9ktn eSpp1si twin ISso nsas c6RcoRsS RE 4IsS
N.W.-Nicely furn., single rm.; near
bath and phone; c.h.w.; all privi-
leges. MI. 1871. -3
COLORED-LGE. FRONT room, EN-.
ployed person, woman or man, some
privils. Call after 5. DE. 1854
COLORED-LovELY sgle. rm.; $40
mo-; privileges. S22 Princeton pl
NV. DE. 1710: VI. 4765. "a
COLORED-ISiO VERNON ST, APT
23-Room neatly furn., conv. tc
transp.; privils. pU. S677. a
CoLORED-42s NEWTON PL. NV
Large rm. for 2 employed girls
cooking priyils. TIA. 1904. q
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GRAY HORSE,

GRAY HORSE
Jump we'll, and has been hunted
About II hands. Price. S175. Cal!
Rockville 3627. Can be seen any
time.
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Z4-hI. PIX service. co. 1881.
GORDON HOTEL
Between X and Eye sts.. on 10th
Nice large dbles. with bath. S28
per week; with running water. S22:
1924 MASS. AVE.
Single, $50 per mo-: double, $50;
maid
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PIANOS

Now is the time to buy; complete Sc
lection of spinets. consoles and
grands. all wood finishes and styles,
special selection Of rebuilt grands.
S25 DOWN, BALANCE 36 MONTHS.
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
1701 18th ST. NV.
Special weekly rates, single and dou.
BILE rooms; all with private bath;
hotel SerVice Call m 1O00
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SEWING MACHINE, electric console
model: forward and backward stitch;
New Home; very good condition; $50.
Call LO. 5-S4S9. Box 419-S, Star.
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

GARDEN FLOWING IN ARLINGTON
KE. 3-5S26. IS
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RMS. FURN.-MD. & VA.

OLORED-ROOM FOR RENT. on,
child accented. Phone Ii. 3-7259.
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REFR1GERATORS Late models;
frigerators; SIS mo. ALLISONS, open
until 8 p.m.,. 22O9 14th st. NV.
REFGR., 1041 GE, white pore, S-cu
IT.. S110; greer. chest. eft. long.
OR. 1895 this afternoon. A.
samples; big savings. p. q. SMITH S.
& s.. INC, 1874 H me-. LII. 3-6O5O,
REFGR., 7-ft. Servel. good cond.'
reas.; triple-plated alto saxaphone
excel. cond.. 10. 3-6469. 4
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1915 MADISON ST. N.W.-For work.
ing mother and child; day care
for child. Ia. s934. 4
51O5 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. dbl. rm.,
for 2 young people; friendly South
ern family; excel. transp.; rm. and
breakfast. $40 wk. each. RA. 1928.
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sonable. GE. 5476. =
2 RMS, kit, semipvt. bath; ne. sec.
ton; $40 NO.; near everything. Ii.
e SMALL, private. beautiful apts.:
man Park. OR. 1894.
AVAILABLE MARCH 22-Completely
furn. 1-bedrm. apt: $l20 per mo-
ceptional IL rented furn. apt, conv.
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm., bedrm..
Sss, Sit;, pvt. bath; nss near bus and store:
1sgs sSs'22i TaYLoR sa ST. AG0S Rvs rms. Ga and
bath, completely furn:. utils. incl;
empl. cple. pref; SIS. TIA. 4946.
141e R. I. AVE. N.w.-Accom. 2
foas saSh for settled Sad sdu TssES
1Ss3 sh9pi Mass asssFOzv AVE- Eeas Sw@studio ap
share bath and refgr. with another
,i%IHe: i9gple; Sl1.5o M ,sGrm yee5. s,t d;ns3ts
pyt sn.rsnee nsHl9 1sa9 sahSs3S 4Ss
m SBs BR6okhxSD, hssh5s'e on transp ans ooS' rms.
kit,;, dining space and share bath;
2$ssss ssS s f. !5s;s ssss Is. s|s:
Elevator service. -5
ARLINGTON-Attr. furn. 3-rm. apt,
pvt; bath and entr.; car necessary.
EFFIciENcY BsMT.-Nicely furn.:
pvt. entrance; uni; phone; bus stop
CoMPL. FURN. APT.. pvt. home; con-
genial people; "a blk, express bus;
suit, cple.; utils. incl; S1oo. GE.
siiso 18th ST. NV. close to MT.
Pleasant section--Nice clean 2-rm.
apt. for couple. 500 mo. Bus at door.
PARK RD. N.w.-Attractively furn.
apt; big bedrm.. Nv. rm. new mod
ern kit; clean and quiet private
no ne: bath: unlim; telephone: ref
SOUTHEAST-Three rooms and bath,
completely furn.; new, clean. INV h,
10. min: to Capitol; empl. people.
TW. 1776 or VI. 1904. "a
CLARENDON-2 bedrms.. sitting
rm., kit, shower bath; all utila.
furn.; S125. ia. S-75S4. II
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Evening star., 1951-10-12
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. Ait



tainly provoke a parent-child re-
lationship marred by discord and
strife"
It is undisputed4 he said, that
lat the time of the divorce, she was
IAN unfit custodian Of the chill
|dren by reason Of an addiction to
alcoholic liquor"
He Is satisfied, he said, that
now she is "abstaining wholly
from the use of alcohol, that she
lis employed. in responsible work
which she discharges with fidelity
and that she is leading a devout
religious life.
Judge Cullinan ruled that there
Evening star., 1951-10-12
|Ex-Wife of Downey Loses Custody Fight

Addison Randall, motion picture
actor who died six years ago.
Mr.. Downey, Judge Cullinan
said in a written decision, has
been a father to whom his chill
|dren are devoted; who has been
exceedingly generous in the mat
ter Of schooling and creature COM
forts and who has been equally
|solicitous of their moral and re-
|ligious training"
ITO disturb the arrangement
now )" the jurist held, might
well defeat the accomplish
|ments Of the years and would GER
Evening star., 1951-10-12
BY the Associated Press

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Oct. IL.
Actress Barbara Bennett lost
her latest court fight today with
her ex-husband. Singer Morton
Downey, over their four children.
Judge John T. Cullinan turned
down her plea that she be allowed
to share in their custody. He said.
however. that she had done "an
excellent and commendable job Of
personal rehabilitation" since she
was adjudged an unfit mother
back in 1941.
In the same decision, the Su-
Evening star., 1951-10-12

Iperior Court jurist denied Mr..
Downey's petition that Miss Ben
nett be held in contempt Of court.
The singer charged she took their
l5-year-old son. Anthony. to New
York from a York tMe.) summer
camp last August In violation OF
la Connecticut court decree plac-
ing the children in their fathers
sole care.
Married in June, 1941.
The original decree was handed
down in June. 1941, when Mr..
Downey was given a divorce from
Miss Bennett. She later married
Evening star., 1951-10-12
'scoffsboro Boy Paterson Gets 6-15-Year Sentence

first trial ended in a hung jury
and the second was declared a
mistrial when two women spoke to
Jurors without permission.
Paterson, one of the defendants
in the noted Scottsboro rape
murder trial. of the early 1930's.
escaped in 1948 from an Alabama
prison where he was serving a
75-year term.
He was arrested in Detroit In
June, 1850. but Gov. Williams re-
fused to sign extradition papers
and Federal Judge Arthur r. Le-
derle dismissed a fugitive warrant
against him.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
by the Assoeiofed Press

DETROIT. Oct. 12.-"Scotts-
boro Boy" Haywood Paterson was
sentenced yesterday to 6 to Is
years for manslaughter by Re
corders Judge Paul E. Krause.
In passing sentence, imposed
for the fatal stabbing Of another
Negro in the saloon fight last
December 16. Judge Krause told
Paterson:
"You have received a fair trial
and you cannot claim racial pref
udice here"
Paterson was found guilty at his
third trial for the offense. The
Evening star., 1951-10-12

was no question: that Miss Ben.
nett, measured in technical
TERMS" acted in contempt Of the
court when she removed her son
from the summer camp.
However" he said, II am un-
able to find that her conduct was
wilful or that she intended to
dout the courts of Connecticut. -"
Involved in the latest action
were Sean. 18; Lorelle. IS:
Anthony and Kevin. IS. Another
son Michael is now 81 and no
longer subject to the court order.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
University to Offer
Decree in TeIevision
By the Assoeiated Press

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 12.-Sign
of the times:
The University of Southern
California announced today 1t
will offer bachelor of science
degree in television, with courses
starting with the spring semester
next February Z.
It is the first time any school
in the country has offered such a
degree, President Fred Fagg said.
The university for three years
has offered a bachelor Of arts
degree in radio and teleyision.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-10-04
10000 Idle Acres In
Bio Black Watershed

A study by the Soil Conserva-
ton Service of the little Black
Creek watershed, which includes
approximately $4,000 acres OF lano
between the Carol county line
and the Delta, shows too much OF
the land idle Actually there are
more than 10000 acres OF idle
land within this area, or enough
to make 100 farms OF 100 acres
each.
The management of farm LAND
with IA out of every 100 acres
idle means that someone is trying
to do the whole job with only part
of the help. This condition is not
necessary in Holmes county
where most of the soil is naturally
productive under good land use
practice.
Some farmers have made their
idle land productive simply by
fencing it in, providing ponds, ana
stocking it with the right number
OF cows. Others have applied
minerals, fertilizer, and seed to
make good pastures. In some
cases kudzu and pine tree plant
ings have restored idle land to
usefulness. Other waste areas
have become sites for welIstocked
fish ponds.
w. E. Word, V. .. Ingold, ana
John Word, of the Owens Wells
community, think this Is a GOOD
time to make some of their idle
land pay off. BY using minerals,
fertilizer, good land preparation,
and seed they are building some
good pastures which in turn Will
produce a lot of beef.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-10-04
Holmes Circuit Court
Continued from Page ID

continued from Page IL
plus costs.
State of Mississippi, City of Du-
rant, for Walter Lee Galloway,
minor, VS.. James S. Mcbride,
ct al, continued.
Volk Bros. Hat Co.. Inc. VS.. H.
l.. Phillips, judgment for $211.07
by default for plaintiff.
Bank of Cruger VS.. Lewis Ma
thias, judgment for plaintiff of
$6,545.55 plus costs. by default
British and Mercantile ms. Co,
Mrs. Ruby Fowler VS.. North
case dismissed at defendants
cost.
George H. Seawright VS.. Stanley
Woodall for recovery of furniture
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Mrs. Leila Pearl Dickard VS.
j. c. Allen, ct al, dismissed with
prejudice at defendants cost.
L. A. Williams VS.. w. K. James
judgment for plaintiff in sum Of
$4,000 plus interest of $34.06 and
costs.
State Finance Co. VS.. Louis and
Minerva Kimbrough, judgment by
default for plaintiff in sum Of
$200.14 plus six percent interest
plus costs and attorneys fees.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-10-04

will not be used to stifle the
flow of news to the public ana
that it has mo element OF CEN
sorship either direct or mn
Piled"
Few American people, other
than Federal bureaucrats and
would-be dictators, will agree
with him.
We have, in this presidential
order, something that can be
and probably will be used to
cover up all kinds of inept
bungling by administration bu-
reaucrats and their hirellngs.
1t can be used to cover up all
acts of commission and omls-
sion on their jobs-and thus
enable them to perpetuate
themselves in office.
The American newspapers
rest securely on a record OF
self imposed censorship for "se-
curity of the country" Its
past record in war years is un-
questioned and has been ac-
claimed by highest government
and military officials. The
American press does not and
will not publish anything to
interfere with our national Sc
curity.
But the withholding from the
American people of news of the
operations and developments
of the multiplied thousands OF
bureaus which their tax money
supports should not. and will
not be tolerated.
The sooner Mr.Truman learns
this the better Off he Will be.
Right now during National
Newspaper Week is a good
time for the President to re-
scind his order and show that
he practices what he breaches
freedom of the press
our most precious heritage.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-10-04
New Mailing Address
For 3lst Division

FORT JACKSON, S. CA new
mailing address for men of the
3lst Infantry Division while they
are on manevers at Camp Mackall,
N. c., during October has been
announced by Lieutenant M. T..
Mashburn, division Postal Officer.
Correspondents of the Dixie Di-
vision soldiers should address
them by rank, name, serial num-
Der and their full unit designation
at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
For example; Private John Doe,
l8137796, Company A, l55th Regi-
ment, 3lst Infantry Division, Fort
Bragg, North, Carolina.
1t. Mashburn explained that all
mail for the division will be for
warded to Camp Mackall from the
Fort Bragg post office.
The entire Dixie Division Will
move to Camp Mackall for regi-
mental combat team and division
during the month OF
October.
Using the correct mailing ad-
dress while the division is at Mac
kali will facilitate mail distribu-
ton and result in quicker deliv-
cries, 1t. Mashburn said.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-10-04
McAdums Leeds :

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last few minutes of the game on q
long run.
Walden outscored Oakland, out
slider, 2O-6 and Noxapater lost to
Union of the Choctaw 10.
Games This Week
Six all-important conference
battles this weekend will largely
shape final outcome of the mad
race for the Big Black champion
ship. Big game Of the week is
scheduled in McAdams Friday
night when the Lexington Hor-
nets invade. Winner of this vital
contest will be considered the
leading contender for the crown
and nip and tuck game is ex-
pected.
Ethel will journey to Sturgis for
another closely-watched league
game but the home team Will be
rated as favorites. French Camp
journeys to Weir and should win
with ease. Maben goes to Brooks
vile. purant plays host to Walden
and Kilmichael invades Mathiston
in the other Big Black events.
Noxapater will entertain VAR
daman, outsider, Thursday night.
Only non-conference game Will
see West of the Big Black meeting
Tchula in Tchula.