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THE NEW
BRANDYWINE TERRACE
APARTMENTS
READY FOR
JAN. OCCUPANCY

ONLY PIN + MIN. MO 10 poWNToWN D04 ROW
1-Bedrm. Apis. - $3.50
1R-Bedrm. Apis. --$87.50
2-Bedrm. Apis. - $94.50
(HUGE CLOSETS THROUGHOUT
RENTALS INCLUDE
Gas, elec., heat, h.w., incin-
orators, exhaust fans, laun-
dry, storage rms, parking
facilities, etc.
AGENT ON PREMISES
DAILY, SAT, SUM-, 1-DARK
Directions: Cross South Capitol st.
Bridge to Atlantic st. s.e., left to
9th st., right to Brandywine St.,
left to apartments.
ALLIANCE REALTY CO.
TX. 3-5454 ME. s-5454
COLORED = APTS., NV. location
piease. SssenADEf HENRY fSRsss sAIUs. % %iYo4 Yer.
coGoREDeFAIBERr 6GGf sSe: fiT ST. Sion.
block of Nichols ave. cony,. to bus
500 per mo. Tenant pays, utils
Excel. cond. Adults preferred. Cal
HU. 1882 bet. 10 and 3
COLORED-4I29 HUNT PL. NE
1-bedrm.. modern apt: near bus
line; S69.5O. GEORGE Y. WORTH
INGTON & SON. Ma. S-3326. p
COLORED-3OO BLK. OF nth PL.
N.E.-Bsmt. apt; Q large rms. kit
and bath, pvt. entr.; empl. persons.
COIoREb-TWo ROOMS. kit. and
bath; all utils. furn. 1884 N. J. ave
NV. ME. S-6520.
COLORED-57 X ST. N.E.-one rm.,
kitchen, semibath. $50 mo. Couple.
CO. 5-2123. IL
COLORED-1948 3rd ST. NV.
Apt. .. S31.80 mo. Best refs. re-
Quired. Key at
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC.
1920 < st. NV, Realtors, EX. 3-1S11
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TOURIsT HONT

TOURIST HOME
BETHESDA BUSINESS AREA
oedrms, "a baths. 3-car garage:
$l6O mo. HOWARD r. sCHAFFER.
4 BEDRMS.; conven. to stores; pretty
yard; $50 mo.
2 bedrms; fireplace In liv. rm.: fenced
sHERBURNE. Vienna. Va. Phone
Vienna 30. --l0
caEEsFyH caEEsTyRLE D.ssm. sssa5ns ssco S1aS mo- mo-
DISTRICT HoTs. 2 ise. 6sdrms.,
Many others IN suitland area. ASK
Tor Mr.. Dixon, 10. 9-9300,,
WEST REAL ESTATE.
-. I'll
CLEVELAND PARK, 3O35 Newark SC,
Ideal for entertaining. Available
OPEN SATURDAY. s-5
G. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC. EN-. 3-445C
10
- Unfurn. 2-bedrm.
houses; direct bus to D. c. or PEN
tagon. Lynnhaven - Deep freeze
porch. fenced yard. S10O. Hot
Shoppe area--rorch. newly decor,
S115. Yates Gardens--Coionia re-
production, walled garden, SIPS,
Wing Of tine Colonial townhouse,
garden. S1S2.50. Burgundy Village
fensss mssons sas smp. n sars
House to share. SIS. Duke ST.
Other houses in better sections ri 81
Alex; =; r. WHARTON. Aren't
KI. 9-7799. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Courtroom CONCESSION = Rusy
location. refined clientele. For in.
terview see MR.. COHEN before IL
noon or after pm. 1132 Conn.
woEkfNXG pARrNER-1n repair and
SSiFe SGs saoR ae fu Or 1,so1sse s1 sell outrish. in
SELF-sERvICE GROCERY, located IN
NV; approx. 5000 sq. IT.. occunied
Dy sge. chain outfit since 1915, doing
approx. $4,000. per wk.; immed.
MSGeup;; rs Sopssn TesSi rent; To inspect, cali
MI Ms Ts1ssNRNfEs ssNNETr. nj Mr7 7ss199sS s19so or cal
SERVICE STATION on main hiRhway
20 1n oDihstpist; hasda Exceptional opportunity
GAS STATION-$4s5 down. ss7 so
monthly; three 55O-gal tanks, plus
s.a79S sseat 9sSS!ass; ss: soidsn opportunity: ma.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION srAr1NiS for
lease = bays, modern facilities; To-
,a catsd n Wash. Phone Baltimore.
new. MODERN S56i; MOTEL = Ets Eleven
gated near. washington, on three
o; s; highways. completely fur.
nlSned; principals only. Phone
692-W. Warrenton, Va. 9s
COMPLETE STOCK Of nationally ad.
vertissd ,children's appareE.a1 new
e g. greatly reduced price. BOZ
REsTAUsRsAzNSir on main thorousb. as
air afre eoDd,tionss p & Beer ddi License; seat:
Sf.oSo sS.CseS sSsn; Sanj,.xi ideal ,. fSf couple:
cali AP. 7-ao4s after 9 s'culaIS p.n,. mii
BEAUTY .SHOP-Fully equipped. 81
yrs. IN immediate vicinity. Sscri.
nee; due to III health. 642 Penna.
ave. Sc. For info. cali Ii. 3-9s46.
GROCERY. beer and wine. with liy.
ing quarters. Rent Si2S. Est. be
yrs, owner retiring. SS0O-$l 900
wk- S6.500. 2454 Barclay St.. BALTIC.
TRUCKING BUSINESS wANTED-
Wish to buy whole or part interest
n trucking business. Box 302-T.
EST. FLORIST SHOP, located mr.
Capitol and Union Station, Well
equipped. Reas. rent. Must sacrifice
due to other activities. Ii. 4-OO33.
ATTENTION LAwYKRS-Property
owners wanted-Partner for bail
hondsMan necessary to have ct least
S35. 900 assessed value on unen-
numbered D. c. property. I have
25 years exper. In d C. with good
ssosntacts. ssa ace Business has nstted over
after 8 pm. JOE GOLDSMITH. IL
completely furnished,
ABC licenses; sell cheap. Excellent
location. LU. 1-6807. Ill
colored. business and
equip. Must sell due to I'll health.
VIII sell ct loss. Easy terms. Cali
Ia. 9-O53H. i1s
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REAL EsTATE-sALE or ExcI

;: s:BEDRM. RAMBLER, fun bsnt.,
blks. from LANGLEY Park shoppinI
center In exchange for like housi
m ference nsaIDy Il AasxsndIaa cssba VA, W Pay dif
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KENSINGTON. MD
ARLINGTON VA
SOUTHEAST SECTION

Two-story semidet. brick: 8 bedrms.
lovely kitchen with garbage disposa
and dishwasher. Full bsmt. Cony. K
Boiling Field. Available Immediately
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DISTRIBUTOR
FRANCHISE
RETAIL OUTLET

NOW IN OPERATION IN BEST PART
KNoWI.EDGE on SKILL NEEDED.
WILL TEACH BuSINE4S TO AG-
FACTORY REPREsENTATIVE WILL
STAy SFa1n,fMN1TH M1TH .,nlS5o YoH; TeoTlAL M m
4-s9Ss. -,
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JEWELRY STORE

JEWELRY STORE
Maryland locality. unlimited oppor-
tunity good stock Of watches and
5ewelry; reasonable. AP. 1882;
Sun. 10. 5-4794 IL
DELlCATESSEN and grocery store
main street In Arlington; on sail
permit; new fixtures, large stock;
S12.600 down viii handle. For info,
call Mr.. Fulwiler.
THE HANES CO.
2040 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-206i
BARBER SHOP AND CLEANING
STORE COMBINED. main street 10
Arlington, money maker; So, ,00C
down will handle. Further info.
THE HANES CO.
2040 wilson Blvd, IA. 7-2O61
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UNUSUAL OFFERS
FREDERICK w. BERENS. INC.
MA. $4,000
SILVER SPRING

Lovely 2-story detached brick; bed
rms, sep. din. rYn.. liv. rnl. Will
flrepl., lge. kit. screened porch. full
ateiy S150. ~ ~
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HOUSES sALE--N.W. Gent,

DOCTOR, DIPLOMAT or large family
a truly magnifcient home. on upper
18th st. Handsome. English style
residence, in O. beautiful setting
with over 1l7-foot frontage. Liv
rm. 22x26 din. rm. 16x16. break
ceiling library 20x20 with fireplace;
4 hedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd a.:
2 bedrms. and bath on 3rd n
The loft. ceilings and superb quail.
ity give the home an air Of real
splendor. Priced remarkably Low
and very extraordinary terms are
available. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-1411; eyes,, OIL. 4-7156.
MOD. RAMBLERS. loc. in the de.
hghtful wooded area Of Mass. ave
hills, We have several 3-bedrm
and 2-bath. det. brick ramblers
with full bsmt. and carport, priced
at S27.500. Also several larger
homes. priced under S35, 900. The
homes are well const. and in an
ideal residential area. To inspect
call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000
! u s1k. FROM MACARTHUR BLVD
in p. c. 9 bedrms., baths, Of
h.w.h $4,000. Will sell furniture
OWNER. EN-. 3-2a01.. Ill
BRICK, 10 rms. 2 baths. oil heat
5-car brick gar. near Dupont Cir
Gle; also 10-rm.. 2-h. bath or
3Sth and Mass ave., ige fenced
yard; very god cond.; low down
payment. WO, 6-l719. Ill.
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KENTLAND, MD.

KENTLAND, MD.
Two-story semidet.; 2 bedrms., Ige.
lv. rm., kit, fenced yard; very
clean. Adjacent to Prince GEORGES
Country Club. Available Immediately.
500.
WEST LANHAM, MD.
Two-bedrm. bungalow on corner lot.
Beautiful fenced yard; full bsmt.
Available Immediately. sos.
RADIANT VALLEY, MD.
'two-bedrm. det. bungalow; beautiful
yard. Available immediately. S110
KENSINGTON, MD.
Three-bedrm. detached rambler. Liv.
rm., very large kit. and dining
combination Full bsmt Nice yard.
Available Immediately. S120.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Two-story semidet. brick; 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm., kit. with garbage disposal.
Cow. to Pentagon. SOS month.
SOUTHEAST SECTION
Two story. semidet. brick: bedrms.,
1nVa1v kifehan NTH 90 he 0n <iicHN.ci
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BUCKINGHAM AREA

brick Colonial; redec-
sise sIissd ARErDeE aad ezs bsos sm:a asa 1sRt W
son blvd, Arlington. Va. ia. =
444S, IA. 7-4333; ewes. JE. 3-724S
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Two-story semidetached brick; 8 bed
rms. Ice. uv. rIn., sep. din. rm.
fenced yard, full bsmt. Available i'm
mediateiy. S116.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--h.f.

LINCOLN Park AREA--Lge. mouse
comprisinE apts: and I1d sleeping Ioops.
SFCasL nsore; T6 = s6ss SSo sase e.Dfoi eARk sa
MICHIGAN PARK-Det. brick, 8
rooms, 4 bedrms., 2 baths, finished
recreation room, shower. and bowl:
maids room, large yard and ever
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COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
1st-FL. BEDROOM (OR DEM
Vacant. Dolled up with new wall
paper. floors all shined up. painted
inside and out. Semidet brick. 8
lovely heated rms. cement front
porch. gas heat. garage, storm win
dows.. large yard; Q blocks elem.
school, near Paul J. n. 8. Price is
nne, easy terms. balance like rent.
VIII consider house In trade. By
appt.. Mrs. Kohn. RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL j. WApLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20O5.
HAWTHORNE SECTION = beautiful
big Colonial. center entrance, large
dining rm.. 23-ft. living rm., 3 big
bedrms.. 2h baths, screened porch,
big lot; full bsmt. with "a bath,
garage. S2S.450.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. JU. $1,000.
BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Four-hedrm., 1h-bath home In popu-
lar Cleveland PIX. Lge. liv. and din.
rms, den, kit; maids rm. and bath
In nice dry bsmt. Det.s gar. Priced
to sell Immed. occupancy. EN-.
2-6100: eyes,, ia. 9-7O23.
LAMON q HENDERSON
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QUINCY MANOR
Cheverly, Md.

WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLICA-
TIONS FOR FUTURE OCCUPANCY
1-BEDROOM APTS., $58
2-BEDROOM APIS, SGT
utilities not includedl
DIRECTIONS: ! MI. FROM PEACE
RECTLY BEHIND CHEVERLY
THEATER
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| BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcea.., /,
HARDWARE

tious man. Located at intersection ass
Of major routes In nearby Fairfax
County. Good lease; stock. fixtures
and good viii; SO, SOC; Crescent
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includes gas and electric. Lge. 1-bed-
rm. apt; best Sc. section; near bus
and shopping; adults only. Phone
Du 7-24OO 10
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ATLANTIC GARDENS
D few spacious 2-bedrm. apis. In
lovely Sc. garden development. some
1st 4 with pvt. entr.; laundry facili-
tie parking: conv. schools and
transp. S92, all utils. incl. ALDRE.
INC, LU. 4-O747. %
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CHAS. E. SMITH
sos 18th ST. NV.
ST. 3-2646 p
141O EUCLID ST. NV.
Two rms. kit, bath; new kit. and
bathroom equipment. Conv. transp.
CO 6-2A33 ia A-624Q. "a
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There is nothing on the market today
comparable to this 6-bedrm., 3M-
bath horne, located near Mass. ave.
and r st. One Of the incest houses
Of this type. 1t esn be purchased for
very reasonable price. Shown by
appointment only. Call Mrs. Chat
terton. KE. 7-04S2 teves.) or ST.
$1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON q co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Legion Auxiliary
Activities Listed

! The following members of the
D. c. Department, American
Legion Auxiliary. are attending
the Child Welfare and Rehabili-
tation Area b" Conferences now
at Old Point Comfort. Va: De-
partment President. Mrs. Mabel
Pugliese; vice president, Mrs.
Frances Norton; rehabilitation
chairman, Mrs. Pearl Heagerty;
child welfare chairman, Mrs.
Merle Cerulla.
Mrs. Pugliese and her staff will
make their official visitation to
Cooley Mccullough Unit on
Tuesday at the Legion Club at
8 pm.
Police and Fire Unit will meet
Monday at the Columbia Heights
Christian Church, 1475 Park
road NV. Miss Mackie WEIGH,
Americanism chairman, will pre-
sent a program.
Costello Unit will hold a party
at Mount Alto Hospital in Ward
Ell on February 9.
| Next Saturday the unit will
serve a Valentine luncheon to
the children in the rheumatic
fever and crippled children's
ward at Gallinger Hospital. En-
tertainmnet will be furnished by
Dick Vowel, pantomimist and
students of the Mervin Conn Ac-
Gordon School.
J Other unit meetings during
the week are: Monday. Kenna-
Main and Washington Building
and Construction Trades: Tues
day, Lincoln and Agriculture:
Wednesday James Reese Europe,
Tank Corps and Fort Stevens;
Friday, Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Ladies Of fhe GAR
Seat New Officers

Newly-elected officers Of the
Department of Potomac, Ladies
of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, were installed recently at
the Willard Hotel by Mrs. Wilma
Raman Hankins. national pres
ident, Of Chicago, H., following
their goth annual convention.
They are: Mrs. Amy Lesher,
president; Miss Mary Field.
senior vice president: Miss Mary
Fowler, Junior vice president;
Mrs. Una Dorsey, chaplain: Mrs.
Eloise Whitmer, treasurer: Mrs.
Anna Hausman, secretary; Mrs.
Laura Hartman, counselor: Miss
Olive Van Wagenen, patriotic in
Structor: Miss Emma F. Hay
ward, registrar: Mrs. Goldie Der
rickson, historian. Members of
the council administration in
clude Miss Lois Jacobs. Mrs.
Myrtle Burke and Mrs. Anna
Horn.
A special ceremony was con-
Quoted by the past department
President, Mrs. Susanna Myers.
honoring one of Potomac'S men,
bers, Mrs. Anna v. HauSman,
who was elected national junior
vice president at the national
convention held in Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Lincoln Legion Post
Seats New Officers;
Other Activities

Lincoln Post. D. c. Depart
ment. American Legion. has
elected new officers. They are
Commander, Charles F. Bout
fer: first vice commander. Paul
Flester: second, vice commander
Ovid E. Roberts; third vice COM
mander, Raymond Satterfield;
adjutant. William A. Hoffman;
finance officer. Maurice A. HUI
guley; membership officer. Rob-
ert A. Mcpherson: judge advo-
cate. F., Guthrie Gordon, jr.
A number of Washington
schools have entered the Dis
trict of Columbia 10th Annual
National American Legion High
School contest to be held early
next spring.
1t opens when each competing
school selects its own contest
ant early in March. These win
ners will then compete in a Sc
ries Of four senifinals about
March 20. These winners then
enter the District finals to take
place at the Department of Com
merce Auditorium on March ~
The national finals will be held
at Jersey City. N. j., on April 20.
Local schools interested in the
contest may obtain information
by calling the contest chairman.
Oliver 4-0757.
William E. Peacock, comman-
der of the Woodbridge post, will
preside over the meeting tomor-
row at 8:15 pm. in Odd Fellows
hall, 1922 Rhode Island avenue
me.
New members recently ac-
copied into membership include
a father and son. Levi and Will
liam St. Peter, Christian Keane,
Phillip Leeming, and Robert E.
Gardiner.
The meeting of Department
Americanism Committee will be
held tomorrow at the Legion
Club at 8 pm.
Valentine dances of both
George Washington and Victory
Posts will take place in separate
bathrooms of the Legion Club
next Friday evening.
U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post will
meet tomorrow evening at the
Jewish Community Center Six
tenth and Que streets NV,
and will continue to meet at this
location until further notice.
Mary E. Hilton, Elnora Hyatt,
Cora S. Rowlett, Genevive Shut
tleworth. Francis c. Mannin,
Phillis r. Carlson, Elizabeth A..
Dolan, Teresa v. Hale, and Will
lie Mae Manning Clabaugh are
among those recently reinstated
or added to the roster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
DAV Activities

King Chapter will meet at
the Washington Post on Tuesday
at 8 pm. Meeting of all off,
GERS will convene at Z pm.
King Auxiliary will meet Tues
day at 1905 Farragut street NV.
at 8 pm.
Federal Auxiliary will visit
wards E-3 and F-3 beginning at
2 pm. Tuesday, with Mrs. Mae
Atkinson in charge.
The D. C. Department Execu-
tive Committee will meet Thurs
day in room 500 of the District
Building at 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Jobs Daughters

Meetings of Jobs Daughters
this week are:
Bethel No. Friday; past
honored queens night.
Bethel No. 3-Thursday; line,
neighborhood and De Molay
night.
Bethel No. Saturday;
Mons and Dads night, and in
vitation.
Bethel No. Saturday; past
honored queens night.
Bethel No. "WEDNESDAY;
honoring January graduates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Is Listeners Per Radio

Home radio sets in Hong Kong
are estimated to have an average
of Is listeners per set, while gen.
orally more than 80 persons lis
ten to a public set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-10-01
-a ~4 1872 ~. &ax3
Large Homecoming
Crowd Is Expected
For Walden len I. Game
~ MS % 70
Queen Will Be
Crowned During
Holftime Ceremony


A large homecoming crowd is
expected in Durant Friday night
to see the annual clash between
the Durant Tigers and the Walden
Bulldogs.
The homecoming festivities
will be climaxed by the browning
of the queen during the half by
Captains Joe Collins and "Doc"
Griffin.
Durant will be seeking it's third
straight victory in conference COM
petition against the heavier Valid
en- squad. Walden has been slow
in starting this year, but from al
reports, they will be ready for
this encounter Friday night.
fete Garrett, a former HJI
player and coach is at the reins OF
the Walden squad and is doing &
fine job in rounding his material
to shape.
Gerald Wheat, the Tigers cent
er, received an injury in practice
Tuesday and won't see service
for at a week.
Game time is 800 o'clock
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-10-01
Duront Baptist
Church News

Mr.. Fred Rogers and MIR.
Wayne Truitt have surrendered
their lives for the gospel minis
try. These two fine men are in
college this year preparing them
selves for this work.
The Rev. James Hayes, recently
discharged from the army. is
now serving the church full time
as director of music and youth
work.
The Rev. Mr.. Hayes has ae-
cepted new responsibility as he
was called on for minister of mu-
sic and educational director. AL
ready three new choirs have been
organized and are preparing spe-
cial music for every service in
the week.
The recent study course, ''The
Pull of the People" was well at
tended. 1t was taught by the Rev
c. M. Day, assisted by Mrs. Day
Mr.. Boyd Moss and Rev. Hayes.
On Saturday night, October 8
at TOO pm, the Rev. "Shortie'
Deaton of Memphis and the Rev
Jimmy Bruton of Jackson will be
guest speakers at the youth rally
service. They will give test.
monies, provide special music fol
this service.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-10-01
Durunt Boy Named
Cheerleuder At MiIIsups

Johnny Howell, Dnrant, was
named one of the six cheerleaders
for Millsaps College in an election
last week which followed tryouts
during a special chapel session.
Also elected were: Boots Car
penter, Water Valley; Ivy Wal
lace, Lonette Wells, Bobby Myers,
and James Walton, all of Jackson.
The newly elected cheerleaders
handled their initial assignment
last Thursday when the first pep
rally of the football season was
held on the campus.
The rally was the first of a
series of pep meeting pointing
toward the Saturday night foot,
ball game with Delta State.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-10-01
1854 Auto License
Tags Go On Sale
Today, October |
Vehicle Owners Must
Buy Tags In County
Where They Reside

New 1854 automobile and truck
license plates 60 on sale today,
October /. and continue through
Oct. 80.
Sheriff Richard F. Byrd Of
Holmes County calls attention 10
vehicle owners to buy the tag foz
their cars and trucks in the coun-
ty where they live.
The law says a person buying Q
tag in another county may be
compelled to purchase another
tag in his home county and pay
the regular rate plus a Is percent
penalty.
Owners of vehicles are asked to
bring last years tax and tag re
ceipts. If the vehicle is new the
bill Of sale is required SIS.
Those having more than one
vehicle to purchase tags for are
especially urged to buy their tags
early. avoiding the last minute
rush.
The attention of the public is
called to the fact that even
though 1854 tag is purchased
early in October it should not be
put on the vehicle until Novemb.
er LIST; also anyone buying a new
car or truck in October will have
to purchase 1858 tag for it. The
one month rate will apply to the
1858 tags making the charge re.
latively Light.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-10-01
~N& - 40
Holmes County Brings
Home 3 Blue Ribbons
From Horse Shnw

Holmes county made a good
showing in the Mississippi Horse
Show in jackson September 1874
with the Jo-Annis Stables d
West bringing home eight blue
ribbons. w
Miss Annis Guess. on Pride of
Jackson" was first place winner
in the walking show pony class.
Her brother. Joseph. on ''Reba's
Maud Ann" placed first in the
children's horsemanship class.
This class was for riders between
the ages of 8 and l8 Annis and
Joseph are the daughter and son
of Mrs. Eugenia Guess of Durant.
Mr.. Charlie Maddox, owner
and operator of the Jo-Annis
Stables, won the blue ribbon in
the class of walking stations and
geldings owned and ridden by an
amateur. He placed third in the
amateur walking horse cham
pionship class, riding Governor
Wright" fifth in the walking
mares and second in the group
of Mississippi walking horses rid
den by owner.
In the colored groom's riding
walking horses, Ernest Beasley,
employee at the Jo-Annis Stables,
placed second.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-10-01
West Host Friday
To Sails Team

Deadlocked in first attempt to
chalk up a Big Black Conference
victory, the West Bulldogs will
he hosts to Sails High pigskinn-
ers on Friday night, Oct. 2 in nom
loop tilt.
Coach ]. L. Gaston's club last
week tied the Ethel High Tigers,
Go in there first Circuit Compel
ition in rough, hard fought
battle.
In other contests played to date
West has whipped Vardaman 20
to 0 and lost to Oakland, both
outside the conference. The squad
has shown much scrap in past
games annd hopes to gives all
future opponents a stiff dose Of
opposition.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-10-01
Blue Cross Blue Shield Offers
Mass Enrolment During October
All Citizens Urged
To Investigate
Hospital Core Plan

One of the largest enrollments
in any hospital-surgical protec-
ton insurance plan is expected
during the month of October as
Blue Cross-Blue Shield throws
open its membership to indivi-
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will be any individual, whether
self-employed or unemployed, as
long as he is under 65 years of
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Mississippi, who are among the
more than 100000 members
throughout the United States.
More than 100000 Americans
enjoy the priceless protection of
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In Holmes county alone there
are approximately 4,010 members
of Blue Cross.
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Blue Shields progress in Missis-
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ity of the plan. Prepaid hospital
care is handled directly from
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benefits as he finds the bearer Of
the Blue Cross-Blue Shield card
is quickly admitted to hospitals
assuring prompt treatment and
thus speedier recovery. Blue
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large part Of surgical bills as well
as general hospital expenses, 9
combination Of advantages that
mas steadily increased member
ship in this plan.
Blue Cross Blue Shield oper.
ates as non-profft public service
with q board of directors COM
posed of doctors, hospital admin
istrators and business leaders
who serve without pay. Among
its thousands of endorsements
during the October open member.
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hospitals and doctors.
| Persons wishing to apply for
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may inquire at their local hospi-
tai or write to Blue Cross-Blue
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| Medical Service, P. o. Box l043
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