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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-08-15
Chance On Coleman

Elsewhere on this page there is
reprinted an editorial of endorsement
of J. P. Coleman from the Greenwood
Commonwealth. While we are in hearty
accord with most of the editorial, hav-
ing supported Mr.. Coleman in the First
Primary, there are at least two points
on which we find ourselves at friendly
issue with Editor Thatcher Walt. They
are:
First, the assumption that it was
a mistake for Coleman and 1O8 5000
other Mississippians to have voted for
President Kennedy in 1860, and
Secondly, that it was ell advised
for Coleman to make, as Editor Walt
put it, "a bald promise that he can
insure continued racial peace and seq
regation in Mississippi" CAT the same
time Mr.. Walt admitted Coleman is
more capable of fulfilling that promise
than Paul Johnson.")
When the history of Mr.. Ken
nedy's administration is written, we
believe that it will, as a whole, be a
good one with considerable progress
made by the nation, including Missis-
sippi. We are well aware that the most
popular sport in Mississippi today is
Kennedy-hating, a "hate" that has be-
come almost a disease. Like many
diseases, hate can be fatal, both to in
dividuals and states. And make no
mistake, the assault upon the Ken
nedys' in Mississippi has passed the
stage of healthy, justifiable criticism
in the free American tradition.
This feeling, of course, stems
mostly from events at Oxford last fall.
In spite of the bad press Mr.. Ken
nedv has in Mississippi. no honest. or
intelligent person should lose sight Of
the truth or his senses = and every
informed citizen knows President Ken
nedv's action in the d~esegregation
crisis was unavoidable. The same ac-
ton would have been taken by any
other man in the office of president
under the same circumstances, includ-
ing the idolized Senator Goldwater. The
President of the United States cannot
permit the mandates of it's courts to
be defied.
Nor were the troops sent to the
University to put Meredith in the
school, as some mistakenly continue to
say.
Meredith had already been install
ed on the campus in a dormitory by
pre-arrangement of Governor Barnett
and ATTORNEY General Robert Kennedy
Ito whom Lieutenant Governor John
son also talked by telephone, in the
proceedings, a fact that will eventual
lv be r~evealed). The troops were sent
in to restore order only after a riot
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-08-15
LAKE WALLACE AGAIN
READY FOR

CarlsFincher of Tchula. was
in LexingtonaFriday on bust
ness and stated while here
that Lake Wallace had again
filled up with water follow
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-08-15
The Lexington Advertiser
Editor and Publisher

TMuISQdy, 1fuguSt *, IaUo -
Hazel Rrannon mith--Edit and Publisher
Established. In 1897 Hubhsheds Every Thursday
Subscription Rates: Anywhere in Holmes County
per year; Outside Holmes County $3.50 per year.
- Entered as second class matter at the Post Office
at Lexington, Mississippi.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-08-15
JIM o
FINE CLUSTER OF APPLES

IT. Alexander was in Lex
ington Monday and brought
a cluster of apples, number
ing 8 on one limb, Just as
close as they could grow on
the branch. He stated they
begin to ripenson the tree in
late September. Mr.. fAlexand-
err did not know the variety
Of the tree, but said it had
been on the place for as long
as he could recall. z 3
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-08-15
THIRTY YEARS 6
n u ri /.

ing a blowout of its banks a
few weeks ago. The lake has
been a popular place for,
swimmers from Tchula and
surrounding communities. It
is filled with water from ma
tural springs, Construction
Of the lake was sponsored
by the Tchula Rotary Club.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-08-15
Through The Years

items OF interest from the past taken from our files
Of The ! exinston Advertiser and The Durant' News.
BY Ruth 8. Flower
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-08-15
OTHERS ARE SAYINGS:
Mississippi Should Choose ]. P. Coleman

BY Editor Thatcher Walt
Reprinted from the Greenwood Commonwealth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

ming board later will act OF
final plans.
Mrs. Caroline Freeland anC
Louis r. Gravelle, Republican
planning board members, de.
Tended the permit renewal re.
quest Of Mr.. Aubinoe, whose
wife serves on the local O. o. p
State Central Committee will
Mrs. Freeland.
Mrs. Freeland commended thG
corridor would change the
whole character Of Bethesda. ;
Mr.. Gravelle declared traffic
problems could be relieved By
extending existing streets, and
that I'VE should try other
things before we start tearing
up Bethesda"
Mr.. Gravelle, however, made
the motion to send Mr.. Jones
to the county council, but he
refused to block Mr.. Aubioe's
request. The board referred II
to the county attorney to see
what voice planners had in the
matter, II any.
Mr.. Gingery compared Mr..
Aubinoe's wait for a corridor
decision to 3 reprieve for the
commission, and said the board
"can no longer sit here and do
nothing. We are morally bound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
Foirfux City to Use
County Schools Again

Fairfax City, which separated
from parent Fairfax County
in June 1861, will send its
ALSO children TO county schools
again next fall.
The decision was made by the
City School Board last night, on
recommendation Of city School
Superintendent Robert b
Walker. The possibility had
existed that the city would set
up its own system.
Last nights decision, taken
unanimously by the five-mem-
Der board, was reached In
conjunction with adoption Of q
$2.S million school budget for
the 1903-64 fiscal year. The
bulk Of the budget is q $2.2
million fund for tuition costs
to be paid the county.
Mr.. Walker included the sum
Of SeS.600 for the purchase OF
IL school buses, which he said
would be earmarked for pur-
chase in the spring Of 1854. The
budget also set aside $3.50 for
q half-year's salary to ! an ad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

ministrative assistant for Mr.
Walker, who is scheduled to
be hired during the budget
period.
Mr.. Walker made II clear he
feels the city has no alternative
to continuing q tuition rela-
tionship with the county. pend
ing settlement of the complex
legal and financial tangle
which resulted when the city
established its independence 20
months ago. The first step to-
ward such settlement, he said,
will be taken in Fairfax Circuit
Court on April is. when pre-
trial hearings on the issues in
volved in the transition are
scheduled to begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

to go to the council and dele
cation.
1T will cost "a million or
more later to do what we can
do today" Mr.. Gingery said.
He agreed the corridor would
do some damage to Bethesda,
but that 1t would be millions
and millions of dollars more"
III 1t were routed east Of the
Bethesda Naval Hospital or
west Of the National Institutes
of Health.
Planners have not yet acted
on another office building per-
NIT requested for 3 tract two
blocks south Of Mr.. Aubinoe's
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
Brewster Named
TO 4 Senate Units

Senator Mcclellan, Democrat
Of Arkansas has announced
the appointment of Senator
Brewster. Democrat Of Mary
land, to four Senate subcom-
Enittees.
Senator Brewster win serve
on the Senate Investigations
Subcommittee, the Subcommit-
tee on Reorganization, the Ma
tional Security Stating, and
Intergovernmental Relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
Boy 3, Killed
By Car on Street
In Alexandria

A 3-year-old Alexandria boy
was struck and killed by a car
yesterday as he dashed across
the street from his fathers
parked car to his home, police
reported.
Police said the victim was
Brian X. williams Of 40e North
Patrick street. He died at Alex
andria Hospital Of multiple In
juries.
The boy got out q rear door
Of his fathers car after 1t was
parked, ran along the sidewalk
and then dashed into the street
from between two parked cars.
police said.
The father. Francis w. viii
liams, did not see what was
happening, according To police.
Police said the driver Of the
car that struck the boy was
Willie w. Callahan, 81, Of 9i9
North Patrick street. Alex
andria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
3, Charge Il Al ANY Of
Our IS Convenient Locations
peoples mnRBWnRE
NV. DOscmf0sDss
Shopping Ares


A&N Trading Company
sas l6ik 81 NV. NJ. T.sSit
Atlas Sports Store
Ger. u StE 4 b stt NV Mh. s.SSs7
Berman's Health Shoes
sG ia 81 u sss: for En'Tss EssSsSIl sSi
Cavalier Mems Wear
Mems FURNISHINGS q ClothlnHl
1883 7th st. NV. NO. 1-6Sos
Conn Billiard and
Bowling Supply Co.
sie fth 81 NV. DI. 1-seb7
CHobby- Craftsl
siI-1S 9Th ST. NV. IL. S-slS1
Crosby Shoe Stores t
lFeaturina MARI Jane shoesl
ga tn ST. NV. NE. s-Se67
District Surplus inc.
tsweet-Qrr. Werkwear ard shoesl
500 9th 81 NV. RE. 1-SI25
Eagle Bedding Co.
Mattress. Bex enss.-Custom Madel
1i2s III 81 NV. co. s-b4o4
Elaine's, Inc.
1852 F1 81 Nv. Wcn'n' Ai e. 's.Ssio
Franklin Uniform Co.
Uniforms for Men and Womenl
600 IIth 90. NV. TX $500
GAG Company, Inc.
MEMS wear. Uniforms eDorteweArl
SO . %. NV. FRkg PARKING
Haber & Co.
iWomen's Wearl
l22s y st. NV. 81. T.Os6e
aerrin Auto. Trans. Serv.
isso iitS u. Wv. '0' cong CO. s.sses
Hillyard Optical Co.
IEyesiFht specialists)
III q IT. NV. BE 1880
Irving's Sports Store
10Th & ! SIS. NV. TX. s.saa6
Liberty shops
80. 6Women,s Aeesssorissl
SO ISiA 81 NV. &. s.stii
s. Livingston q Son, Inc.
so siP s.S q so'S wear N ypif9 s.SsI.
Lynn Jewellers
zone Of the Districts Better jewellery
SOC 2 st. NV. d. 1-lf1a
Music Box
.lkseoTds PhgnogrGphs. Ascssssrissl
ts5 10th 81. NV. Ma. s-251S
National Jewellers
9Ii s I y. NV Watches sr Rs sossg6
New York Trimming Store
Ip5essmakeTs, supply Fabrics YarnI
Nine-Seventy-Five
Optical Co.
Eyes Examined-olasses Fittedl
1871 Isth ST. NV. an. i.soa4
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
Mems Clothing and Haberdasheryl
Wv avn ~ NV BL LOWE
Sigmunds
Ladies Apparsll
s0t 18th s. NV. Ul. 7.IsG1
Standard Upholstery Co., Inc.
s,s' ppF.esTls, slipeovers. sssr!e., -.
Sun Parts & I'll n
iii 4 Electronie Equipmeutl
blA tOth Street NV. ME-. s-20o7
Surplus Sales Co.
CLOTHING. shoes, Camp suppliesl
e2b PeHnA. Ave. NV. ne. 7.B5el
Tails by Pat Arnolde
soa tEssS;srryssipg n Tau Pasnispsl D..
Town & Casual Shoes
tAir step. Life STRIDE wamen's
1901 ' ST. NV st1.oIos
UrdOng Bros, Inc.
lDTesses, Coats, suits and Dportswearl
Vincent ct Vincent
a., 49,. tHaiLStyhstsl -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

/ The subject Of many hear
ings, the controversial Wiscon-
sin avenue corridor came up
when planners were told Alvin
Aubinoe has requisite d the
county for another renewal OF
his building. permit for q Be-
thesda office structure at Wa
verify avenue and East. West
highway. 1t has been renewed
seven or eight times since 1t
was first issued in 1858.
Planners say the project
would interfere with the cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

Donald e. Gingery. another
planning board member, said
the commission could get Wis
consin corridor funds from the
Federal Bureau Of Public
Roads. The route from Pooks
Hill 10 the District line is in
the current SRC 20-year needs
study"
We have to get busy imme-
diately because II any legisla-
ton Is needed 1t has to be in
troduced by Tuesday" Mr.. Gin
gerry said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
Tossi Aaron to SinQ

Fclksinger Tossi Aaron will
appear at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Washington
Folk Music Guild at $3.50 pm.
Saturday in the Auditorium in
Prince Georges Plaza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
feminine Accessories and epoTtsweaf)
3l0e Wilson Blvd. IA. 5.B31e
Anderson B Buckler
General Auto RepAirt)
secs Lee Hishway IA. 1-e0oS
Arlington SunOcO
aOl AS T. o EiS'i e. . Crane d. s:r Ssss
Father and Son shop
a,na tA Nsn,: s sEs Boys war ..,..
Green Valley Pharmacy
gPick up and delivery
24iS 9. shirlihston Pr "a. 2-7T7s
Jerry's Youth Center
tS cS1la %s.. A gss Aaul! s'so Ssss
Kirby Sales q Service
eoOe n. 10Th street "a. s-ssss
M. ]. StyrOn Co., Inc.
lBoats, Motors 4 Marine suppliesl
3iB2 jeff. Davis Hwy. OF. A.4e4o
Piferley Fashions
casual Dresses--Sportswea
boutiques)
244B N. Harrison 81 BS6-T10e
Shirlingt0n Florist
Gree DeliveFy-24 HI. Phone serviesl
11b4 8. Randolph 81. OV. 1891
Tick TOck Shop
time Jewelry ana oiftsl
264 n. olebs I'd. IA. s-1e4A
United Auto Imports, Inc.
lRenault, Peueeot Sales A eervicel
5000 \. WashiRstsn blVd. "a. A-ea44
Virginia Brake Service
Drake 4 Wheel Alignment ePeciallstsl
720 N. Giebe Nd. IA. A-84S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
Montgomery Planners
Push Corridor Purchase
! BY JAMES b. ROWLAND
Star staff Writer

start Of rghtsofway purchases for the Wisconsin
nue. corridor and Route 20 extension Silver Spring Is
being pushed by the Montgomery County Planning Board
The yesterday instructed Of its members Everett
r. Jones' to ask the county council to join request the
legislative delegation for land acquisition by the State Roads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

HHesNSS&~NeNeNtHeNNeNeNNeNA
Rockville, Nd.
%s~~sseeeeeeeNes%Neeeeeaeee<
Children's Center
=. Infsnts to Sub Teens Cethingl :.
Larry Alan, Inc.
tMen'a Weaf)
225 n. Washington 81. 70. 2-e126
Montgomery Tire Service
.tThe people who know tires best)
Old 2a0 North Of Rockville 162-6444
Medley & Company, Inc.
geo ' S:ss:sS %ss' ~. s'pfiSiH aE4sss
Rockville Drugs
o.. Free PEsseSiption Deliyeryl ....
Treasure Chest jewelers.
Jewellers. silysrsmith, watch RepairBl
zoe N. WashingtOn 81. 70. 2-2336
SteN%eeNseSeeeeeeNeSH~s~e~ek
Silcer Sprima, Md. :
1etes<eeeeeeSeteNSeNeeeNNe~
ArmstrOng-Neale Inc.
tAuth Renault Peusot Sales a service)
lOO0 kast-West Hwy. bs8-181A
Bellies
Ladies' Ready-to.wsarI
01O Ellsworth Drive ~. o.B77B
Bell Flowers
SGT TA' o s:; n E EIss' 'Hi S s'r :sss
Capitol Appliance Co.
Appliances and Teleyisioni
500 Geergta Ave. JU. $500
Captain STAINS Boat Center
S SGanss .., As'0 Es Afssi sgss2
David's Mems Wear, Inc.
ss5s rs Coss SnEs a. ZINE As9 %. sssfss
L. p. Stafford Rambler City
$50, s c.:sS g H Az AAl iU e. Ss4oo
Loving Chevrolet, Inc.
SALES Service. Body Repairsl
1889 East-West Hwy. u. $4,000
Nan Richards
.sppIesses. suits, Goats. 'sportsyeaEl
$3.50 Colesvilla I'd. JU B-6ee9
Paymer & Phillips, Inc.
Iseat Cow. Tops, Garnet. Or, Psnel.l
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
Tires. Tubes Battertesi
S0Oo oeoreia Ave. ~. 0-173o
Town and Casual Shoes
tAir Step, Life stride Womens shoesl
S0f2 Colesville Re. u. b-b501
Weaver Generator Service
loenerater ana Tunesup apeciallstsD
sl20 Georgia Ave. NV. ~. S-4sA0
Wright's yewelry
Silver. Diamonde. Watehesl
1910 0eorgiA Ave. ~. o-4A4A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
BGiIeDs
Crossroads


Craven Tire Company
g0Qodyear Tire and Retreadsl
b6lt Columbia Fike HU. L-230a
Crossroads Rambler
-. !Ramllsr sale. and ssEviesl
seO2 Seminary ~. HI. i.27eo
Yeatmans Sport Hardware
lEverythina fore poTtsman. HQmeownerl
Belleyt Cfete as. CTR. MU. i-z44e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
.RuTZER
.4EZNN
PANTS, WALLPAPER

Sfi5 18th g. NV. CO. S-06S1
Francine
q.adieg Ready-to-wearl
3osa i4tk 81 NV. 90. s-soss
Irving Music d Radio
SIS s'G YSss 4 n PN. hu'i Co. ai E.ssss
Irving Shop, Inc.
sII2 I4th ST. NV. An. a-fse4
Jack Blank Pontiac
I4s1 Twins 81. Nv. al. G-sSoo
Leeds Apparel Shop
sSGs i4tA q. NV. An. G-ssOs
Levitan's Mems Wear
sSi H'H ID su sE and cl ssaIss.
Mails Hardware Co.
lLeeksnith. Glass. Plumbtnel
o43o l4th 81 NV. 462sl3O9
Perry Nelson Of
Washington, Inc.
- lLadies Ready-tosWearl
sizes ilth 81 NV. no. IS .4s
Schrack Paint Center
issd fsrk IA NV M. s.2ssa
RNAANAeAee4eeSNeeeAAeAeNeee
{ Connecticut Ace.
Shopping Ares {
Seeeeeettt eSeeteeeeeeNe<<
Beyda's
,.., 'sPsrts Wear sH e Llnss5 .: :, ;.
Casual Corner
IsportsweAr ana Separately
Washtngt1n, msFslana sna Vifgtnia
Fisher Galleries
(Orieinal paintings, Accent Hand
Painted Fufniture, Oriental Rugsl
1921 Gem. Ave. NV. 2e6-e2s6
The Guitar shop
,s!,LLessoe. InsErumsnts. 'Eso.ir.ls =.
M. Stein & Co.
I'VE Garry the Best In Moderats
Priced Menswearl
l1Il L Street NV. RI. 7.7sio
Ted Lewis Restaurant
(Taste.Iantalizing Pood)
26SS conn. Ave. NV. AID. $500
Vanity Fair
!c2stupll Js!elTy, qlftG Aees.soYissl
ios3 csan. Ass. NV. 81. s-Seos
SH~AeeAesAatAeeeNNNeAHD~~as
( Other NOrGhsceSt
( Areas
$eeeeeee~Ne>eeeeeNeeeeeeeeSS
Arena Sport Shop, Inc.
asss WissSssia Ave. NV. 81. s-siSa
COhen'S Hardware
(sapolIn Palnts--House Purnishingsl
ASIA GeoFsia Ave. NV. IA. 6-ieoo
David's Mems Wear, Inc.
s ssl;SR s r saass & As n sB 4 gsaS
ra-Bilt Shower Door, Inc.
Flee Estimates, Gladly 0ivenl
1873 Oeorgia Ave. NV. IA. S-b1o2
Eddie's Auto Radio Clinic
!Feetory Autn9rizeo sales 4 seryleel
tIOl Rhods Island Ave. co. 6-SsIb
Handley Motor Co.
ssas ossISia Ave, NV. IA. s-eeoo
Mercury Opticians
Prescriptions Accurately Piled
sSAS 1N3ANA@ NV Wv AgH wv
Midtown Motors, Inc.
(Renault-Peueeot Auth, sales a gerv }
3O20 0eeFaia Ave, NV. To. SSH
w. s. Pratt, Inc.
1878 iltS 81 NV. VD. s-Ie6e
Prescription Shop
sSss''SSi I Ai g. and g. shssI
Professional Pharmacy
asl, O. ss;i Dxs, g.. r'EIiSs IS. .-os..
Royal Motors, Inc.
chrysler-Plymouth sales 4 Server
tiOo oeeFela Ave. NV. IA. e-3D0e
Sorority Shop
Fashions for the working crib
SsOb NJ. Pleasant 81. NV.
NO. 1gaf2O
Sylvan StereO q TV
tAAA Savings Plan
AM.PM Home 8ve.)
500 Kennedy 81. NV. "A. $500
University Pharmacy
PURITY; AeeuFaey and Depsndabllityl
Washington Spring Works
NeNaNA. WI -NA2AN.- AAAMAAHNMNN
1919 Chareh s. NV. DE-. 2-01sl
feeeNeSeeAeNNNSeNNeNNeNeee<
Southeast Area Z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brinsfleld's Drug store
spss ssStk OspIisl 81 10. s.5eos
Brins0n's Dept. Store
,asye.assSf s. ssSgDis5 hs PIIss'yrssla,
Garfield Pharmacy, Inc.
.iYour Complete DruG etorel
aiO1 AisbamA Ave. Sc. 10. s.os0o
Grand Paint q Hardware
lPAills. hardware. lousswaIsa etc J
eos psnna Ave, 81. u. s-xsoh
Haley's Ford
tealeg ard nefviceb
let \ Y sts. 81. II. A-eoO0
Harry Sollars
,,., ,,.Tisss ~ Batteries, ,-.,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

40SO SuitlAna I'd. Sc. HI. $1,000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
( An0cOstsa Sc. (
$eeSeeee@eseAeeSt<eeeeeeeNSS
Anacostia
Chrysler plymouth
!chEysler,PlEmogth. sales a eeryieel
i1OS Coed neps ~. Sc. LU. t.2Oo0
Browns Furniture Center
FURNITURE ana Apuliance salesl
1909 Coed hope "a. Sc. u. 1-3so7
Daniel, Inc.
Goats, Suits, Dresses. spcrtswearl
1871 Coed Heps Ra. Sc. Lu. l-S73A
Francis & Parsons, Inc.
Dodge. Dart eales 4 Service
2IO0 Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. N-74O0
Haley's Ford
1a NJ Sta Sc. IL $4,000
Ourisman-MandeIl, Inc,
tsAles and services
1900 Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. A-440O
Paramount Shoe Store
1877 Coed HOPE nd. Sc. 10. I.iSIB
seHeeNNeeeeeHNNeNeNHeeeNeee<
NOrtheasf Ares
%eeeeeeeeSseeeee Nee<eeeeeeS
Adorable Dress Shop
lolen Evsninss until 500 P.Ml
300 II 81. NE. IL 7-03S2
Anax Auto Repair Co.
lAltometie Tfans.-ueneral Repairsl
1911 3fd So. Sc. BA4-e446
Berger's
INomen'S and Childrsn's Wear
sselS;iS = Ave. M. Ia s-g1Sl
Brentwood Drugs
1901 b. l. Ave. NJ. Do. $500
Car Motor Rebuilders, Inc.
aif.iS i street NE. Il. S.TT27
Discount Clothing
Mems Shirts, Hats. Cancellation
III n o. NE. Su''' L. e-77Oo
Division Paint & Howe.
Plumb. Supplies Paint HOUSEWARES
eo1 Division Ave. h.B. LU. 3-l10o
Famous Fashions
1871" SSSR ss. IsIs s NJ s'''i sss.sss4
George F. Warner q Co.
plumbing and Heatintl
l0I Que 81. NE. GO. $3.50
Hillyard Optical Co.
ssl g. NJ L. s.9sa4
Home Specially shop
!slileoyers. psaPeFiss. Bedsprssasl
oil n Street NE. b46-Sob7
Jimmie's Hardware
SI2I Grant 81. NE. IL. S-ooSi
KOpy Kat
= Women 4 childrsn'S wear,
i5sss h i. M M. Il 1850
Kramer's Kiddie shop
iOl1 ln 4 3. .s eAildr'n' 4 u SHsll
Lad q Lassie Shops
sid Sn sas: a.. Ia M cRRiar'h' a. ADP SsSsS
McBrides'
-. . ,Jynior Dept storsI ....
100 n 81 NE. IL S-O3OS
Northeast Motors
Sso BisdsSsSsrs "a. M. sSS-ssOo
Penny Lee, Inc.
THE Nsmen's shepl SD01 18th s. NE
tfhs Meas shepl 31o3 18th 81 NE.
Springer Fashion Uniforms
,or av gE IN. d Choir f E1 '...4,s4
Star Pontiac Co., Inc.
40. tsales and ssrvieel, -.
f01 Florida Ave. NE. II. $1,000
Washington Music Center
1871 ~ s.r sss' NJ IN 1 u S-s4as
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Checy Chase {
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
11aS Wis:oasia Ave-. o. d.sIOo
CransOn Rambler, Inc.
aVa2 bethssdA Ave. OF. S-0eOo
Fortuna, Inc.
1918 Wisconsin Avenue o.. t.SfSi
o. ~ AAMA4EW8
,sssP .. sIssis SnildF'nio faS s3,.s
Lebling, Inc.
fuifts Lusgaee. Leather ooodsl
Wsslueoa shspplns or. OIL. 10000
Icons Mems Shop
lciylllan Clothes and Uniformll
1884 Wiseeaeia Ave. OF. 2.tbSs
Tobi's Junior Miss Fashions
lJunior Miss Apparel and Aoesssorleal
1871 Wiseeaain Ave. OF. SOFA
Seee~eessessseseeSsNS0eeSeA
BIadensburg, Md. (
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Patuxent Marine Supply Co.
tdS Sr' sus mS,sS. Ifsil" S'; s.1;sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
COIWsabia Heights
! Upper I4lh "a. NV.
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Belle Of Washington
..iu Uniforms .!lnsSris. corsetsl
Beyda's
.leportsEeaL Apd childFens wear
STA iAth So NV, AD. A.sstb
CarOusel Shop
30t0 ilth 81 NV. no. $1,000
City Tire Co.
tNew .Reca pped Uted.Pass .Truck)
ifat 2 81. NV. DE-. t.2l31
Crosby Shoe Stores
tFeaturine MARI Jane Rhoesi
9iat ttth o. NV. NO. 1-e0oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
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ShirIey's
B4S0 Annapolis I'd. VA. i-SsOO
Suburban Lumberteria, Inc.
4ros 'ta s.S 4. Paint L1 Al, Press
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Citation, Nd.
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Clinton Tire Service
- iRetreadine 4-HoaE service)
Sle helts 8. Clinton CT. l.ee3o
Coral Hills, ND.
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Chate's Fashions
CFine Feminine Fashions)
Coral Hills shop. Ctr. 10. $500
Coral Hills Pharmacy
lEntire Store Open ali NiGhtl
47O1 Marlboro Pike Sc. 30. 8-01I7
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East RiCerdale, MIDI
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Ben Mar Children's Shop
lTets Teens Clothing. Sandal shoes)
66OA kenilWorth Ave. WA. $4,000
EarI's Radio Shop
lTV.Hadio- Phono- Auto Radio eervicel
3. Pine sh0ppAns Ctr. AP. 7-iIo6
Kent Radio & ~
Ers!nehised Maenavox. RcA and
sS54 Ksnilwsrth Avenue 7Ts-s2ss
Metro Patrick Pharmacy
lDrugs. Cosmetics. Toysl
$3.50 KsnilWOrth Ave. IN. a-2121
P. G. Brake & Front End Serv.
Ishock, Brake. Front.Rnd specisljstsl
sss SSSs'sS 80; ss1ssi
HyGtEsciIIe, Nd. !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Justine Chevrolet and Fiat
leales and ssrxieel
S7lo BAltImors Ave. VA. 1880
Orbit Rambler, Inc.
lGales and eervice--An Makes)
ASol RI. Me- BFeRtweed ON. A-45A7
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Mel-ROn Fabric Shop
tFabries for Your Every Hoedl
oesens ChaDsl sheD. Ctr. UN. ts1o1S
Music Time
tReeOrds. PhonOgraphs, Sheet Musie)
Prince 0eorges Plaza wa. 1-0S37
Plaza Cities Service, Inc.
tcomplete Aute sefyiceI.
Prince DEGREES PiaEa UN. a-01ol
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KenSingGOs, Md.
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The Gift Corner
lHallmark Cards, Gifts. Albums)
sIOi University Blve., W. o40-O32O
KensingtOn Pharmacy
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LandOcer, Nd. (
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Kay Gee Drugs
-. tpTyss. oosmsties. Toysl
1877 banooVer ID. So. a-11Oo
Lloyd's TV Sales & Service
,.Is AT iiSSn.., sees and service
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LandOcer Hills, MIDI
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Chambers Rexail Drugs
!Russell stoysr cand's. Hahn { pardsl
Landever His Ne. 81. $1,000
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langley Park, Md. (
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Music Box
lRecoTds, Phonographs. Aeesssoriesl
s00o New Hampshire Ave. AZ. d-Oi2s
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La Plata, ND.
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Penn Jersey Auto Stores
LAY. Ag,tO .Asssesssoriss-Fishing Taeslsl,
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( laurel, Nd.
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Albee Shoes
lshoes for the Family)
Laafel sheppinG Center Pa S-i7o1
Fred Frederick Motors, Inc.
"a WssSinston kiss. TO. S.i61o
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