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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
BRICK HOME 3

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Assume large CT loan, Q bedrms.,
hath LIST floor. Large bedrm. end
2 full baths, full basement, with
rec. rm.; nice kitchen.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
BURTONsvILLE - John Hopkins
and NSA-3 BIZ Ia baths,
EfssRRiSSXXccHER REALTY. Ju. s-5555
CARROLL KNOLLS-Attrac., 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, Just OF Geor-
gia ave. Sep. din. rm.; full base.
ment with attrac. rec. rm. and z
bath; $4,000 down will buy HUGH
T. PECK. HE. 4-64O0 or LO
CARROLL KNOLLS-Like new, g.
rm. brk. rambler. w/beamed lily
rm. ceiling; all-elec. kit, full
bsmt.; $17,950. BEER BROS, JU
5-7610.
CHEVY CHASE-close-in rambler
bus fare. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, sep
din. rm., rear scr. porch, rec. rm.
garage. Under 100000. CHEVY
CHASE .;, REALTY d7 YsSoJ EN-. s-lsooi
CHEVY CHASE, SIS,95O-Den ant
powder room on LIST floor, mod
ern kitchen; 3 good-size bedrms.
bath on End flood: large closets
full basement, screened porch
garage; excellent condition. Ap-
proved for FILA financing. Quick
possession. Call WO. $4,000 I'll
8. EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC.
CHEVY CHASE, Mig red bricl
rambler. Central air cond.. million
dollar view, on q M-acre beaut
Handicapped lot. bedrms., 3 baths
plus many extras. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 1880: evenings
OIL. 6-392S.
CHEVY CHASE-Newly decorated
6-year -old white brick rambler;
choice neighborhoodi Unusual flool
plan with 2 bedrms., ~ baths,
ige, modern kitchen, dining rm.,
liV. rm. and den, plus an extra
bedrm.. bath and lovely rec. rm.
in q daylight basement: attached
garage; small well-shrubbed lot
Asking $50. 500. Call our uptown
ONCE. KE. 7-1S00 till pm. (after
o, call EN-. 3-0326l, SHANNON
g. LUCHS CO.
CHEVY CHASE, near circfe-Brick-
and-frame Colonial Of 5 bedrms..
3ia baths lbedrm. and bath on
1st); in 30s. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY, INC, LO, b-3434.
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SACIFTCE Only $3.50 dowr
including settlement cost vii
also take auto or lot in trade, 2.
bedrm brick rambler on level Y,
acre lot; 13x20-ft. liv. rm.. cleo
kit Tip top condition and many
extras sEt. ADDED l Bargain by s6 d9i
Call p. @. p.
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5000 DOWN
Assume $19,755 LIST Trust
Brand-new. Only q few left. 3 and
4 bedrms.. Ia baths, dream kit
(Westinghousel, full bsmt. with
rec. rm. Terrific financing. You
have your choice of many items
2 floor plans; 5 different exteriors.
TO REACH: Out Georgia ave. to
yiers Mil I'd, bear left to Park
land dr.. right to model home.
OPEN DAILY, 1875
LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
JU. 5-4222 VIII. 2-5O5I
s BEDROOMS BATHS
This attractive older home offers
all the seclusion and privacy you
could desire in q elose-in loca-
ton overlooking lovely Sligo Greek
Park. Separate dining room, den,
bedroom and bath on LIST floor,
three bedrooms and bath on End
floor. Full basement with rec
reation room and full bath. Huge
lot with many trees. Price,
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COLLEGE pARK-suacious 4.bed

COLLEGE PARK-Spacious 4-bed-
I'm. aluminium siding Cape Cod
equipped kit. full rec. type bsmt.
nice wooded lot with patio,
Sl5.750 FLA terms. Call P. @. P.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick and
shinEle home with tvin-size bed
rms, sep. din. rm.. full bsmt q,
beautiful. cleaning hardwood
floors and many extras Near all
conveniences, Priced for quick
sale at S11,650 only $3.50 down,
balance in low monthly payments.
Call P. G. p,
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

NUN OnEGh nlbLO
COMPLETELY sAIR-COND.
LIST FL, DEN AND POWDER RIM.
screened living porch. 3 tvin-siZe
bedrms., baths End d.: maids
rm., bath and rec. rm. in bsmt Il,
attached garage. Excellent lot
containing 1925 50. It. IChrysler
Airtemp system for cooling en-
tire house. $4,000. Call Mr..
Leigh, MA. $4,000: ewes, OIL. q
1893 BOSS e. PHELPS, INC.
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BEIHESDA-'Ced Crest Estates, =
BetheSda'S newest choice loo. Is
now avail: 4 and 5 bedrms., 2is Il
3 baths. carports or garage. ter.
riflc kitchens, rec. rms, plus game
rms; split-levelS and ramblersi
SIS ESQ and up,
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-I4l5
BETHESDA-Bradley blvd. area at.
tractive, 3-hedroom. 2-bath ram
bier, could be expanded 10 5-bed-
room, 3-bath homes; close t.
schools and Transportation, large
living room, fireplace, dining room
opening onto porch. kitchen, table
space, huge built-in garage: ask
ing S3l 500
BillingSley Realty Co.
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes. wO. $685.
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WHO is P. G. p

CHEVERLY AREA - Stylish red
brick rambler with family-size din.
rm., twin-size bedrms.. tiled bath,
healthful hot water heat. Only
$500 down. FILA 25-year loan.
Call p. g. p
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HILLS - Near bus
schools and shopping A big 3.
bedrm. home with sep. din. rm.
liv rm.. side porch Moderate
down payment and assume Al
loan. $50 q mo. paws all FLA OF
Gl terms available. can 2. @. p
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CHEVY CHASE. b. g.


CHEVY CHASE, d. G.
3715 JENIFER ST.
Jpat the house for q lares family
AZ home. . bcdrms.. 2m baths,
modern Kit. Wina Tor once OF I'D.
dliional llying area. kyea. call
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
]. II. BEGG, INC.
RRALToR Du. 7-a4so
FOoCY BOTTOM. new. excluslyei
a406 Virginia ave. NV; foned e-p
--2-story brick and namt, $4,000
cash. THEDA KNIGHT, 81. 7-0li7,
FOREST HiLLs-Ten roomsi per-
feet condition: extensive grounds,
oWNEA McOdlsy $3.50:
FOREST HILLS
OPEN DAILY. 1 TIL 5
Overlooking Rock creek Park-Neu
quality-bullt split-levels, True CEN
Ter hall, spacious living room
with fireplace. full-sixe separate
dining room opening onto patio,
de luxe Kitchen With breakfast
area, den. 3 huge bedrooms,
full baths. roughed-in maids
quarters. garage. Priced at s4b,-
niRkc4ioNs: North on Conn, ave.
turn right on Ellicott ct. 70 2e04
ALDON PROPERTIES, INC.
MA. s-D74o Ewes. EN-. s-eb5i
NV, d, c., mr.. silver spring-
Lee. brk, home; swimming pool,
H many extras priced %id-29ss M
sHEP. PARK. MISUNDERSTANDING
valued Beautiful big frame Colonial
near Walter Reed. Den and powder
room on LIST floor; . bedyms. and
S ossno on ax Snd' d LYING room M. Y
eond' Mr. '1 srsdioT ESs IN s-S SssI,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, Df.
7-1411,
UPPER 18th ST.-Brick rambler
loaded with custom features. Basil
eally a 3-bedrm.. 2ha-bath home
but the lower level with 2 recrea-
ton rooms offers additional bed
,rm. space. separate dining rm.,
breakfast nook. patio with avn
ings plenty Of storage areas; en-
tire mouse air conditioned. very
good buy at S34.500. THOMAS
l. .v.. PHILLIPS III &C. OIL. 4-i4a4i
WALTER REED-Brick, detached,
$16.950. 3 bedrms., cor. lot. Close
TO transp., stores and churches
suit. for retired couple. CLAUDE
sHIFLET. RA. 10000.
COLORED-NR. 62OO BLK. GEOR-
GA AVE .-Lge. Diet, frame: OIL
baths. den, recr. rm., carpeted
throughout, spacious and modern.
Lge. fenced level lot, Scar gar.
trentedl, barbecue pit. Close to
ST TsH.as doct suit fo Ssn p ST
payment, easy terms Buy from
OWNER. call RA. 6-6309.
COLORED-N,w.-s595 DOWN
Colonial; 3-bedrm. brick; encl
RA 6-69I2. ST. 3-0567.
COLORED-9O8 SHERIDAN ST.
NW.-Detached. lot 50xl62; 8
bedrms.. front and side porches,
ATTIC. Scar garage; must be sold
AAs l1ags price. Sl g \ Eyes, TE.
TOR ma. s-O75 SA'NiiA' NEAL
c9L0RED ~ NEAR ROOSEVELT
HIGH SCHOOL - 1895 down:
clean; 2 large rooms corner
ished bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.: NEW
HOUSE CONDITION, Trades COM
sidered. OWNER, DE. 2-5603.
COLORED--I353 MONTAGUE ST.
NW.--Detached z rms, Q baths,
LIST a.: liv.. din, kit; 2 twin
sized bedrms. and bath. End a.
Ssn1 srse al, 5edTn ms and S.t bath Pull
rage. s17 500, Wo. 6-1174.
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HICKS

REALTY CO.
|ARL. OFFICE OF. 4-6040
ALEX. OFFICE XII. $1,000
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NEW CAPE COD. This brand new
custom-built all-brick home fea
lures large living room with fire
place, family size dining room
immense kitchen. twin sized bed
rooms l with tub S.6 path on S Isl n9 t,
bath on End fioor. full basemen,
with outside exit, S23.950. A. J
KESSINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544
AYn hAIIrAH XIn
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CLOsE.IN WHEATON,, 70 SETTLE
6 Gsscs b,Si h1;sni liy t,.r rm ware
rooms, bath on first floor. Fin
ished den on second floor. Large.
wooded. Handicapped, fenced lot.
500 down FLA, 500 per month.
Your old house in trade? F. W.
BERENS SALES, INC. JU. 4
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CHEVY CHASE
VILLAGE

Six-bedroom Colonial
needs decorating. now va
cant. Retired owner wants
quick sale, all offers con-
sidered. Call MR.. BOOTH
BY. EN-. 3-334S.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
oATEa TA1O
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Rock Greek Hills

Distinctive rambler on
private wooded grounds.
Large bedrooms, panoramic
windows. Gear garage. De-
lightful 40-ft. recreation rm.
with private entrance. A ter
rife buy at S3S.500. For
further information call
MRS. LAR CHE, OIL.
2-I1T1
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Mass. Awe. Extended

MdSSs ave. GAOC11OCQ
New full center-hall brick Colonial,
contains attractive liv. rm.. fam
lily din. rm.. large all elec. kit.
with breakfast area. step-down
family rm. with. fireplace and
powder rm: a. II; long: s Yep 3
connecting tile baths, situated on
wide deep level lot. within walking
distance of everything. Price $37. :
500. To inspect call FRANK
SHULTZ. OIL. 4-1466 with H.
GLENN GARVIN, 10. 5-3500.
MCKINNEY HILLS - Immaculate
rambler with 4 bedrooms. 2 baths,
lge. sep. din. rm., liv. .rm. with
fireplace, table-space kit. bsmt.
with mahog. rec. rm.; wooded lot
Partly air cond. Asking $20,95O
E. F. BLANCHARD. Realtor'
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Z. r. BLANCHARD; Realtor
III Q-RH00
WOoDLAWN; s3as On. inciudii
S35n PAYS mi.

Por this 2-bedroom brick semide-
taehed with full bsmt. Convenient
to schools, churches and shoppinE
Assume ~ loan and move IN
within 2 weeks Cal AP. 1880,
JOHN r. OGLE
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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS AREA

DE G1CA i I11A1AO AnEA
Attractive brick Colonial home on
tree-studded lot foyer entrance
into living rm with fireplace. sep
arate dining rm., eating space in
large kit y bath on LIST floor:
3 spacious bedrms, and bath on
End floor; recreation rm., full
basement, garage: st. Rita's
Parish, also walking distance to
St. Agnes and George Mason
schools; finest location: $4,000.
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MASS, AVE. AREA bedroom. 2
bath, brick Colonial. Paneled stud,
and powder room on FIRST floor
to-the-minute kitchen with ad
joining breakfast rm., full bsmt
garage. $4,000. KORzENDORFER
REAITQR. OIL. 4-S111, till 9.
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"KENWOOD"

MASS. AVE, EXTD.-Beautiful /,
the word for this new spacious
well-built rambler, in q neighbor-
hood OF expensive homes and dis
criminating home owners: 4 bed,
rooms, 8 baths, Dreamy Kitchen
and q fabulous club rm. are only
part Of the wonderful features Of
Cali our Uptown once, KE. 7-1S0C
till g pm. latter 6, call EN-. B.
0326) SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
MASS. AVE. AREA--Centrally air.
cond. brick Colonial. 4 bedrms
(firepl. in master bedrm.l, 2 baths
central hall, formal din. rm., study
and powder room on first floor
$4,000. Ko,RzENDij,oRFER. REAL.
TOR, OIL. 4-S111, till 8.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED - New
house; bedrms.. 3 full baths;
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HyATTsyILLE. country living on
sss. i e 9ss sIsss
prsvar home, In Al cend.i fun
bamt,. compare at $4,000, sub-
ject 10 FnA appraisal, call al 3
pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT 8.
MYATTSvILLR : ONLY $4,000
wlyery convenient terms. Nice g
hedrm. bungalow, Nv. rm., SEP.
din. rms ige. kit, bsmt, new
heating plant, level lot. close "a
everything quick possession.
PRINCE oEoRoE's REALTY CO
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WILLIAM z.
BARNES co.
BRAND NEW

Real Estate XII. 8-l21O
Courtesy Car Service Available
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HYATTsvILLE. near Magrudel
Park Picturesque bnneaiow with
white aluminium siding, on lovely
corner LOT: 3 hedrms.. iiv. rm, and
din. area; mod. kit. full bsmt,
Priced for quick sale at Si1,500'
G. HIELE .,, 4 CO.. ReAitOrs'
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AL BAKER

AND SON, INC.
REALTY BROKERS
sos N. Washington St., Alex, Va.
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Joycees Had
Khrushchev
All Lined Up

The Washington Junior
Chamber Of Commerce very
nearly got Soviet Premier
Khrushchev as a guest speaker
at one of Its luncheons.
In fact, the Red leader had
actually accepted an invitation
for September rs before other
commitments forced him to
change his mind, Jaycee Presi-
dent John M. Dalton said yes
terday.
Here's what happened:
Mr.. Dalton extended the in
vitation in a letter to the Rus
sian Embassy which began,
ra her ambiguously: THE
Washington Chapter of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
on behalf Of its 100000 men,
bers across the country. -
The Russians seemed inter-
ested-and requested informa-
ton about the Jaycees. They
were given a pamphlet about
the group on a Friday. They
returned 1t on Monday. and
then put down the September
date on a tentative schedule
given to the State Department,
Although officials there knew
nothing about the Jaycee in
vitation until this schedule ar
rived. they approved. Mr.. Dali
ton and other members busily
began drawing up invitation
lists; they also reserved the
large banquet room in the May
flower Hotel.
Then the Embassy told them
Of the change in plans.
I'VE tried. anyway" said Mr.
Dalton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

is years ago as a correspond
ent for the Akron Beacon Jour-
nal, a knight newspaper.
Subsequently he worked here
for the New York Journal Of
Commerce and again as cor
respondent for the Knight
newspapers.
He joined the United States
Chamber of Commerce in Feb
ruary of 1851 and became
editor of the organizations
Legislative Digest. resigning in
october, 1857. to free-lance.
Friends said he had been
working on a historical novel,
A graduate of Penn State
University. Mr.. Mitten was
highly regarded by his asso-
ciates and fellow professionals
Besides his wife, he leaves
two brothers, Richard and Rob-
ert Mitten Of Akron. and a
sister, Mrs. Helen Barnhart OF
Columbus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
BY ANDREW w. BINGHAM
Star Stan Writer

star stan Writer
District schools may soon be
offering teachers more money
and students a longer year.
Supt. Carl F. Hansen indicated
yesterday.
He noted that:
The better pay in Mont
gomery County is tempting
away some of the cities top
notch teachers.
The concept Of a three
month vacation for children lis
as out-of-date as the horse
and buggy"
Although he had no definite
figures. DR.. Hansen said he
knew of specific instances
where teachers had quit their
jobs here to 60 to 1.-THE county
north of U.S."
He added: I'VE must move
in the direction Of higher
salaries and better working
conditions. The teacher situa-
ton Is an extreme problem
Up to $500
Under Montgomery's newly
approved incentive program, q
teacher with q masters degree
can earn as much as $500
yearly. In the District TOP
salary for a teacher with q
similar degree, plus 80 hours
Of credit for a doctorate, Is
$1,000.
The actual teacher turnover
here has remained fairly con-
slant over the last few years
although 1t is considerably
higher than the national aver.
! age. Last year about Is pei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
13-Story Plunge Kills
Writer at Press Club

Raymond Carr Mitten, 46,
free-lance writer, former news
paperman and one-time United
States Chamber of Commerce
official. died in a plunge from
the 18th floor of the National
Press Building last night.
Homicide Squad 1t. Edward
A. DAILY said a note indicating
Mr.. Mitten was Respondent"
was found on the body.
The note was addressed to
Charles Gridley, a former presi-
dent Of the Press Club, 1t. DAILY
said.
Mr.. Mitten, a victim Of polio
myehtis. had been suffering
from Ill health for the last few
years.
He lived with his wife. Mrs,
Marian s. Mitten. at the Sax
ony Apartments. 1901 Clydes-
dale place NV. There were no
children.
At Reception
Shortly after leaving work
yesterday Mr.. Mitten- went to
the Press Club to attend a re-
ception for Frank Kuest, who
is going to Pakistan with the
International Cooperation Ad-
ministration.
Following the reception, he
Joined a group of friends at
the mems bar. He ordered a
drink and stood by the bar
talking to the group.
At about 7:25 pm, K. T.
Karahatsos. Of 1917 North
Quinn street. Arlington,
stepped from the bar into the
mems room, next to the bar.
II saw a pair Of feet going
out of the window" Mr.. Kara
batsos said.
The body fell on the side
walk 2 feet from the street
in front Of Press Liquors. Inc,
SGT Fourteenth street NV.
Native of Ohio
Mr.. Mitten, who was born
in Akron. Ohio. came to Wash
ington for the first time about
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Longer School Year,
Hiqher Salaries Seen

cent Of the 4.000-plus teachers
left the system, according to
Thomas J. Holmes. assistant
superintendent for personnel.
Except for the usual few last
minute reAgnations, all the
teaching positions have been
filled for this coming year. Mr..
Holmes said. Like last year.
about 1000 Of the total are ex-
pected to be so-called ITEM
porary teachers" who, generally.
cannot get permanent status
because they have not taken the
required education courses in
college.
Cites Qualifications
At his press conference yes
terday, DR.. Hansen emphasized
that many of these temporary
teachers are highly qualified. +"
Last year all but 1877 of them,
he said. had at least bachelors
degrees.
The superintendent referred
to Montgomery schools again in
his discussion Of a longer aca-
demic year. He said he would
be watching with a great deal
Of interest" their plan to pro-
vide q l2-month year tor some
teachers and students on q
voluntary basis.
Calling it very significant
indeed" DR.. Hansen said such
a schedule would permit stu
dents to take subjects now
squeezed out Of the overcrowded
nine month curriculum. He
said 1t would also mean more
teachers could be employed on
a full-year basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04

Jumped to 100000 that month.
A total Of TOO strikes in eff
feet in July cost nine million
man-days Of work. This con-
trasted to fewer than three
million man days lost in June.
The AIS strikes beginning in
July idled $4,000, a record for
the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Rockefeller Is Made
NAACP Life Member

NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (AP).-
Gov. Rockefeller has beer
enrolled as a life member Of
the National Association fol-
the Advancement of Colorec
People.
Kivie Kaplan. a Boston in
dustrialist and chairman OF
the NAACP Life Membership
Committee. presented a plaque
to Gov. Rockefeller during a
brief ceremony yesterday in the
Governors office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
HASTY MOTORIST
YELLS AT DRIVER
AND PAYS $40

PITTSBURGH, (AP).-
A Pittsburgh motorist
spoke before he looked and
it cost him $40.
Detained behind a black
sedan while driving yester-
day. James Carlson, rs,
shouted at the car:
Get that blankety-blank
heap outta my way"
Two policemen emerged
from the black patrol
cruiser and took Carlson
before a magistrate. He
was fined $40 for using vile
language in public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
uIyWork Hats
Affect 10000
BY the Associated Press

The Labor Department says
that with the start Of the steel
strike in mid-July the number
involved in work stoppages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Native of Ohio

Mr.. Mitten, who was born
in Akron. Ohio. came to Wash
ington for the first time about
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-21

Stores Change
Closing Hours

Lexington stores will start clos.
ing earlier on Saturday nights
beginning this Saturday, May %.
twenty-five merchants agreed
this week to start closing prompt
" at 8 pm. on Saturday with the
idea that shoppers can get their
shopping done by this time. Pre-,
vious closing time on Saturday
nights has been &c o'clock or
later.
The following merchants have
agreed to the new closing time:
The Fincher Co., Western Auto
Store, Coca-Cola Co., Cohen's
Liberty Cash Grocery. Peoples
Drug Store, The Riley Co., Flow
ers Dept. Store, c. Kee Co., N.
Schur, Thurmond's, Patterson's
Variety Store, Ben Franklin
Store, o. L. Ellison, Kings Volun-
teer Grocery, T & T Grocery,
Lannon's Jewelry, Lexington
Hardware Co., Heinrich Drug
Store, Mayo's Grocery, Williams
Outlet Store. Jolly's Army Store,
Jltney Jungle, Browns Depart
nent Store and Powers Grocery
and Market.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-21
Will
Not Locate
In Lexington

In a communication to the Lex
ington Chamber of Commerce
from the Arkatex Ceramic Corp
GRAFTON, the corporation regret
fully advised that after exhaustive
research and study it was deter
mined that it would not be feasible
to establish a tile plant to manu-
facture the particular type of tile
produced by Arketex.
In their letter to the Chamber
of Commerce. Arketex stated:
The principal reason for delay
on u part was to retest and re-
run all the raw materials to make
absolutely sure our findings were
accurate and there was no chance
of a mistake on our part. This
decision is especially difficult in
view of the time and effort which
you, along with other representa-
tives, have put into this project.
We have never worked with a
group more cooperative, sincere,
determined and devoted than
yours. We can. and will, recon-
mend Lexington. Mississippi, to
any organization looking for new
plant Sites"
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-21
Rotarians Entertained
With Musical Program

Students of Mrs. Doty Porter
entertained the Lexington Rotar-
ians at the Tuesday luncheon
meeting at the grammar school,
with a special music program. In
cluded on the program were Bill
Mcclellan, Rob Henley, Brenda
Berman, Jerry Evans, Larry Hold
er, Betty Gnemi and Linda Pea
cock.
Pat Barrett was program chair
man. Guests of the club were Sal
ty Barrett and William Moses. Mr..
Moses gave a report on the Lex
ington Airport and said more
planes were using the airport than
were anticipated. There have been
95 lardings at the airstrip since
it opened recently.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-21
|Durant Hires
Inspecto1

Henry Engelmann has beer
hired by the City of Durant as
Building Inspector and in the flu.
ture before a residential or com.
mercial building or major repairs
can be started, building permit
must first be secured from the In
spector.
Mr.. Engelmann was appointed
to this position by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen at their last
meeting. The hiring of the inspect
or is in accordance with the or
dinance passed by the city Off
Gals previously aimed at directing
the growth of the city in an order
ly manner.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-21
Hospital
Patients
HOLMES COUNTY
COMMUNITY PTTA
Lexington, Miss.

Mrs. Janice Moss, Lexington
Mrs. Daisy jacobson, Lexington
Mrs. Lawrence Phillips, B'Hawk
Mrs. May Russell, Lexington
Mrs. G.. r. Chennault, Lexington
Mr. Billy Rutledge, Lexington
Mr.. Dewitt Buck, Lexington
Mr.. C; o. Sudbeck, Lexington
Mrs. Helen Klett, Vaughn
Baby Boy Klett
Mrs. Nina Tye, Pickens
Mr.. jim Bradley, Lexington
Mrs. Hilda Watts, Lexington
Larry Ables, Lexington
Melba Porch, Lexington
Mrs. Jimmy Rathell, Lexington
Mrs. Kate Herring, Lexington
COlOred Patients
Albert Booker
Beulah Andrews
Topsy Montgomery
Vera Wade
Mary Higgins
Carrie Lewis
Dorothy Smith
Clara Epps
Viola Robinson
Eva Dickens
Joe Booker
Roosevelt Nails, Jr.
James Walker
Henry Jackson
Baby Dickens
Sam Murf
Emma Williams