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Evening star., 1953-10-28
Information Policy
Revised 10 Avoid
Propaganda Tone
By Joseph A. Fox

President Eisenhower today
outlined policy for the newly
formed United States Informa-
ton Agency that will avoid a
propagandistic tone in publicity
operations in other lands.
The information agency which
took over the controversial Voice
of America will center instead
on stressing to other peoples that
''the detectives and policies of
the United States are in har-
mony with and will advance
their legitimate aspirations for
freedom, progress and peace"
Gen. Eisenhower outlined the
new program at his weekly news
conference at which he read a
prepared statement dealing with
the line to be followed by the
USIA. He accompanied it with
a letter from Agency Director
Theodore C. Streibert in which
he said that the new approach
will be harder hitting than
that formerly employed.
Set Up in August.
The USIA was set up in August
as an independent agency when
it took over such functions of
the State Department as the
Voice of America, overseas Ii
braries, motion picture, press and
publication services. The agency
is, however, subject to foreign
policy guidance by the Secretary
of State.
In presenting the statement on
the new setup, Gen. Eisenhower
said it was desired to impress
on other people that the United
States recognize and seek to
further their aims.
One of the methods of ap-
proach to this goal, he said,
would be "by unmaSking and
countering hostile attempts to
distort or to frustrate the OBJ
jectives and policies of the Unit
ed States"
Approved by Council.
The new program has received
the approval of the National Sc
cGrity Council through which the
agency reports to the President
Mr.. Streibert also said the pro-
gram reflects recommendations
of the Senate Foreign Relations
subcommittee on overseas infor-
nation programs which had
urged certain changes to
strengthen the program.
In presenting facts we shall
see to it that they are not dis
torted and that their selection
does not miSrepresent a given
situation" Mr.. Streibert said.
"We snail make sure that the
tone and content of our material
is forceful and direct, but we
shall avoid a strident or antag-
onistic note"
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Kiwaniuns PLun Dance

The Kiwanis Club of Shady
side. Md, will hold the Cnirtl of
series of square dances at 0 pm.
on Friday in the town COM
munity center.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
BY the Associeied Press

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 28.
For the second time in quarter
century this Capitol City opened
its heart today in welcome to a
set of tiny quadruplet babies
"A" B." &C" and ID" Troll
man.
The youngsters. three boys and
a girl, were reported doing
pretty we'll in an incuba tor
while nurses hovered with eye
dropperS to feed them their first
meals.
The quadS were born to Mrs.
June E. Trollman a 33-year-old
divorce and former State en-
ploye, who has four other chill
dren. The mother was reported
doing well.
A dairy company was first to
the front with a promise of a
years supply of milk and the
proprietor, Dewey Mcdonald,
said with a grin that it wouldn't t
al be delivered at once.
Flood of Phone Calls.
officials reported a warm,
quick flood of telephone calls
from residents who wanted to
provide gifts Of all sorts for the
young mother and her little new
comerS.
Lansing had experience in
greeting quadS. 1t was % years
ago that it welcomed the four
little daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Morlok, an unemployed fac
tory worker. The town elected
the father constable at the next
election, a post he has held
ever since.
The gifts flowed in then as
they have started to do now.
One of the Morlok quads, Edna.
went over to Edward w. Sparrow
Hospital, where she also was
born, and smiled through the
same glass window which per-
mitted inspection of her and her
to the public" while MI. Stanley
"has lodged commitments :"
She added: When it reaches
the point that a candidate for
Governor is so sure of election
that he declines to face the
issues. then we need a change"
In Arlington the last of
series of know-your-candidates
meetings will be held at pm.
tomorrow at Thomas Jefferson
Junior High School.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
AuroMoRlLES FOR SALE

FORD '52 Victoria, Fordomatic. r:
and h.. t;s., WV; tires, cream and
red; less than 1900 miles; ! owner;
rom S'fi fa55 "t; CONVERT; nv; t. 800 miles, 4
Price, S2,250. HUI. 3-4550. 10
FORD '4s vs. de luxe blue convert
ible; r. and h.. motor and tires ex-
eel. cond.; price, Ss15. WA. 7-90S5.
FORD 'as 80, Tudor; SIS cash; T., tust Tvs
Passed Pa s1a-Si "a D. c. insD. GAsK5Ns' Fds
FORD 1851 customized coupe alb
= cam; Really lively. $1.4O0. Cali
at 30O9 34th st. NV. -19
FORD 1850 Custom club coupe; fac
sfasp tHry eauPped apedwncr and h.; Rt1ry VERY
seadsd"; s.: :GaS. OPEN pen evenings
st. NV, DI. TOTO.
FORD 81 Country Squire station
Eeekends Sy iss ssr wiz rs be & Perdect Gdss i you
& zRE iDe1ks MoToR5 FeG tset sss f3SR %: GAeL
FORD 1850 Ss'''. O' .sSS5. Think of a
real clean car in excel. condition
ave. ne. Il 7-i7S;:a. 0'n anu r4S'
FORD fS90,r 2o TudeF; saoE h ideal s soed ID
soTSR Ne H:s1: e: e: FY5h. fFYSii.. 4406 SsRhinF
FORD 1851 Tudor; heater: black;
EAST MOTOR co. 1Fordl, go Bia-
densburg rd. ne, Ii. 7-S300.
6l1s: e. 9 ens owner: s1;Sa5, NORTH
FORD 1859 Fordor; r.. h., overdrive;
NoRTHEEAss;r NC %oToR oss"ei GO. sFord9: SFF;1s1.
FORD ORD. 1871 @ l. mconS,; r r; H. h, white Side sids:
S1.495. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
tFordl, 44o0 Benning I'd. ne. LU.
FSE1 SSi ssl ons oHss4 TssseF; s5H sRsE!ffp RoE4T
EAST MOTOR CO. (Ford). 44OO
Benning rd. ne. LU. 4-10l1.
FORD 80 ,Fordor; r.. h.. Fordomatic;
oRfHsHsT 5fnf eas 1ST %oroR 6fsrss; e. sFssS foTa
FORD 1919 Tudor; heater. sun visor:
NORTHEAST MOTOR co; tFordl,
eGH FGFdCr tG SEDAN III
excel. cond. throughout. ready to
go; $685.. HANDLEY (Ford). 6323
Ga: ave; nv. IA. 9-8416.
F3R9 ORB 40 VS. Forder osdf SEDAN
cond. throughout; the family car
for the summer vacation: $S95.
HANDLEY A Ford). os@3 Ga. ave-
FORD '49 station wagon: heater;
Tsal weak elsa9 ss55 jS Strtts s4sff Pffd' wood
FORD 81 Country squire station
family family car. al s 81 ,sss. @ Cali 81. 411SSS. tSS
FORD 80 Tudor Custom; 1895. only
$:29 down. Selling out new-car
dealers trade-ins; 2 city blocks Of
sALERs. INC, 1891 Bladensburg
FORD OR H's, Sc Tudor: radio, heater, sig
mails; Hawaiian bronze; orig. owner;
less than 1000 mi. $1.775. JE.
FORD IN Super de luxe Fordor VS.;
good cond.. Al mech; heater. new
seat covers, brakes, radiator. $3.50.
TRIANGLE SHELL SERVICE STA
TON, Columbia pike. or JE. ALAG.
FORD $50 Victoria: 2-tone blue and
than 5000 mi; clean. owner going
overseas. 5000. AID. 2-Os69, bet.
FORD 1949 Custom "s" Tudor sedan; :;
heater. seat covers, $4,000 actual
finish; car is absolutely in perfect
condition in every way. Take car
to your own mechanic without de-
post; 1895: BELL MOTORS. SOLO
Wis. ave, WO. $4,000. 10
$295 or best offer. 10. s-163S:;
Evening star., 1953-04-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

beauty is exceptionally clean, s mas has
very low mileage and is equip. with
iSasToN MoToRs. i@s 70 9 st. Lts, 'n!e-
FoRD 1853 conv.; sparkling cs coral
flame red, with matching leather
interior, equip. with r.. h., Fordo-
matte dr., very low mileage, immac.
inside and out. LIVINGSTON MO-
TORS. 123 o st. ne, Ex. 3-2S22.
FORD 1859 Victoria. This popular
two-tone hard top conv. has r., h.,
oyerdr., and just over 1000 miles.
Hundreds of dollars savings at this
low. low price. $1,995. LIVINGSTON
MSH09J5oRS' SH95S' 123 o st. n.e.' EX;; j.
FORD 1850 VS. Tudor; beautiful tan
finish, r. h., runs and looks like
new; must sell at once. MR..
KNIGHT. UN. 1896. is
FORD 1850 de luxe Tudor sedan;
radio, heater, low mileage, new tires,
neauti19l blue finish, spotless inte-
condition throughout. Take car to
your own mechanic without DEPOSIT
SS45. BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis.
FORD eTsi W2 Ss fISSOe; VS. Custom club oaa cdupe
Fordomatic, s.. c., r., h., dir. sig,
side mirror, / owner and driver.
JU. 5-0632. is
FORD '4S VS. convertible; recond.,
new fire-engine red paint, new top
new sSo s. c. fully equip. Bargain priced
MOTOR CO., Virginia's largest Olds-
Arl., IA. 7-S40O. N''
FORD ~ convertible; radio. heater,
turn signals; well-kept, clean; $3.50.
r0 0yi s55669 after s; is
seGo ss,oSo Cali flFfs Fl. sGsa7 9GSa condition. ns
FORD club coupe; 1a47 motor; sac
Tifice. S215; sos down. $22 month.
e. A. ROPER, 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
FehR sH9AR4 II HRHsR is{5ea Sfssp cFsqlns slSsS $S%
FORD ;4s EoEdori; s. ssa5. 0siE5 sTEuART 7
TRUCK CENTER. N5Id 2ool W. Va. ave.
FORD SO Tudor: Tudor; $1,000. sTEUARr
ne. LA. 6-SO20. -I9
FORD so Custom Tudor: equip,
one owner; very nice car through
out, Only S945. FRANCIS d PAR
SONS, 2116 Nichols ave. s.e., LU.
FORD so Tudor sedan; seaut. sill
good rubber. You can buy this car
VII. pride ,sf and confidence for only
81 g. :o45' HANDLEY (FordI. 6323 Ga.
FORD 40 custom VS. club coupe;
beaSt. GHp srsea finish; h; ssas car i@mas GSnsFe
throughout; this popular club coupe
sriss q rs $a45. HHNpLEY IAN z 'nf 1Ford}. 5dS
6323 Ga, ave NV TIA Q-S41H
FRAZIER 80 4-dr. sedan; 2-speaker
radio, heater, overdrive; in good
S9nd.; 500 or best offer. Ii; z
HENRY J. 1851 2-dr.: overdrive and
heaters, very economical; $500. Don t
miss this good buy at WILLIAMS
q BAKER, the areas oldest Nash
Dealer, 2sth and M sts. NV. Open
HENRY j 1851 4-cyl.; r. h., s. c.
one oynsr: ! 300 mi: $S45:
HUNTER MOTORS, KI. S-1333.
HENRY J 81: excel. mech. cond.,
Tlone I'M nnish: lns: S725' terms arranged.
Henry O9 99a51 Cdr. sedan: Ca. excep-
tionally clean; $745. MARTIN MO-
TOR SALES. 533a Wis. ave. NV,
Der, q used car is only as good as
HiELMANie MINK 'TS 1852 tct 4ndr.; clean,
good motor; Sl.095 or best offer:
can be financed. JU. 6-1323 or
HE. 4-3647 evenings. is
HUDSON '4S Super "6'; Cdr; r, h..
by us; good buy at S195. CALL
CARL MOTORS. 6S31 Wis. ave-,
Bethesda, OIL. 2-5900.
HUDSON 81 Hornet sedan; r. h..
Hydra-Matic' 5s.3ra NJ tic olaes step G down w
| Quality guar. Sl.S95. CALL CARL
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave, Bethesda,
| OIL. 2-5qOO,
Evening star., 1953-04-17
THE EVENING STAR Glib
Washington, DC.
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1898
AUTOMOBILES For sALE

OLDS 1852 "9S" 4-dr. This two-tons
beauty has just over 5000 miles,
and is immac. inside and out This
car lists new over $4,000: So 59S.
LIv1NGsToN | J VS. SSsS5 MOTORS 12a g st.
day coupe; attrac. baby blue With
black top; radio; heater, Hydra.
Wv. tires. The most popular and
wanted model at only S3,095;
W:A.T:A guar. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO, Vireinia's Largest Oldsmohile
PealeT; ES4e0. 1000 Wilson blvd Ari.' ia.
OLDS 1850 'as": beautiful light blue
bottom, dark blue top. This 4-door
Rocket .9S" has r, h.. Wv. tires.
beautiful tS;l io seat covers GIye away At
MOTORS, 123 o st. ne Ex. 5.
oLDS. 81 as conv.; r. and h.. Hydra
Matte. light green finish. black
ea!ae5 fsS5 HoYIE in5sTGE' moToR e1ss sanFs fG1d
l345 Que st. NV. DU. 7-s3O0. IL
OLDs As "76" a-door; r., h., Hydra
Matte. sparkling black finish;
eonG; Sss5l MckEE Sf ssisoilTay PoNTiAc. latS h'f
and NJ sis. NV, ST. 3-1101. ~
oLDs '5l nrISS,, SIS rocket deluxe 4c;sds.
oSy eSaSn 55G PHFGHasfP Ges Isht J6E sa. nis iasS
s. $50. c; Cali isil JA. "%sS 5-asS5. "'f Wia Az
oLDS 81 4-dr. super de luxe SIS;
eY' sisoc' CTRfl; VA. 7Io54s r g. slip Ts coTsF''
PACKARD 40 de luxe club sed,; pri-
eoyerdriye. r., h., prac. new Wv:
PACKARD - 4-dr,; beautiful Green
~ tn1o inc I, R~a
tip handling. Advanced sound proof
ing, all season Ventilation, all steel
body and foam rubber cushions for
a orestful ride. Priced 70 sell at
fSSS AK cdRNrR fer Mr. 9Th DsqsheFis sna Fs
PiACSkiARD; iSi ART; la52 i ZOO 700" de luxe 4-dr.
sedan: Ultramatic, radio. heater;
l3,n4n0 actual miles sparkling black
sn Hish is Tns posSsy SsF ssme GGtsna s brand fSis
new in every detail: Must be seen
to be appreciated. Price is S2,2a5.
BELL MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave-.
WO. 6-S900. --la
rSfkAFP s1ils SlsS5 ssSsn ssis s:Ss y''%;s down.
Selling out new-car dedier's traue-
ins; city blocks Of fine car bar
SANS. AUTO Who'll ESALERS, INC,
13l Bladensburg Rd. ne.
PACKARD UI,t, oti.i. 40 Clipper 4,drE' fully fully
in performance and riding quality.
Special at S495. MCNEIL (Stude-
baker,. 4034 Wis, ave. EN-. 3-1nS6.
PACKARD ~ I-door sedan; r. and
h. seat covers; unusually clean,
low-mileage, one-oWner car; $3.50.
WHEELER, INC, ChrySer- Plymouth
GEM. 3-41OSD. $500 Wisconsin ave,
PACKARD 1851 "2OO" 1 DIR. de luxe;
blue; extras; exceptionally clean.
5000 miles; 81 $50. OIL, 4-1362.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook 4-dr.,
Rreen: heater, seat covers, low mile.
age, good rubber, extra clean:
owner: $l,@95 or best offer. ov.
PLYMOUTH 1889 coupe; sood con.
ditdi99nnS; s75 or best offer. D1.
PLYMOUTH AZ convertible de luxe.
Beautiful Usage cream. red interior.
new Goodyear tires, r.. h.. excellent
mechanical condition; S7a5 Ask for
Mr. Bryce. HORNER' S CORNER, 9th
and Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 6-6464;
PLYMOUTH '5a cranbrook sedan:
practically new: save $500. Can
arrange bank financing. HE. 4-ea35.
PLYMOUTH Al 4-door sedan; black,
excel. transp. $3.50. K1. s-63la.
PLYMOUTH 1913 2-dr.: beaut. black,
excel. i'll and out; excel. tireS1r. h.;
$4,000 mi; $125. CO. 6-5774.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1883 Riviera Special: light
gray, fully equipped, WV. tires,
undercoated; only wkS. old: 800
M; ownegr. leaving country: S2;70o.
Buick SO super convertible; beauti-
full factory special paint. Matador
Dynafiow. Ask Joe Moreland for the
General Motors Ac. S2.595. HORN
Frs CORNER. 9th and Fla. ave.
BUICK '4a convertible: blue finish
with matching leather interior. r,
And drive so easily with Dynafiow,
You only have to guide on q Dyna-
Ew rlde' Sy SlG9s shs tt4m, As5 NH 15roEs IGe
SfSSf eoRNER. NG0s stS and Fla. NLN ave. ne
BUICK 80 convertible super; light
Jordan gray with black top and
beautiful upholstery, in brilliant red
excellent care and one you win APP
Burn HoRNER;s Corner. OR ct 9Th and and
,EliS,v ,Fla ne; e; ..6 IL; 6-S464; ....,. IL
Vision, pynafiow Tor easier driving,
large deck for luEEage. $2.195. Ask
Joe Moreland for the terms, through
General MoLofS AC. dORNER
GoESNsEzRs; oESN N'szRs;A 9th and Fla ave. Pc n;s''
Buick hf Z s94i SO 4Rioadmaster 4-dr. Riviera
the black finish like new. r, h., new
seat covers, vista wide vision, E-Z
eyeglass In windshield, self-lockins
trunk and pushbutton door locks
A very good buy, S1,495. Ask Mr.
Daugherty for better terms through
General Motors AC. HORNER'
CORNER; 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
BUICK so hardtop Roadmaster Riv.
iera 2-dr.; o beautiful shade of g
tone green with blending covers
Dynafow for that relaxing drive, ex.
for comfortable riding; SI.695
Motors Corp, Ask Mr.. Brice. HoR'
NER'S CORNER, 9th and Fla. ave
ne. Ii. 6-6464. -17
BUICK 1852 Super convertible
Dynafow, r. and h., black. rec
leather interior; $3.50. LO. Z,
BUICK 1910 sedan: excel motor ant
tires. A clean solid car; S2a5, S@C
down, SIS per mo. WOLFE MO-
TORS; 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-
BGISGlKz i4s 2-doOr; Dynafow: |lS s5as
only SI4a down. Selling out new
ear des1ers trade-ins: . city block,
Of hne car bargains. AUTO WHOLE
eALERs. INC" 1871 Bladensburr
Evening star., 1953-04-17

International Ks tractor. 22-ft.
trailer, 10000 miles. You must see
q real buy. Only ------ Sl,495
'49 Ford A-stake, nice cond., new
paint. Only -------.-----S S649
rs Chevy 94-ton pickup, new paint,
looks and runs good. Only S549
90 Studebaker fat 2-ton stake
Looks and runs good. Guar, only
$995
'b2 GMC W-452 Tandem; new body,
hoist; SA tires: Fully guar. $3.50
90 F-5 Ford VS. tractor. Air-hy-
draulic, air in vac, trail connec
A real buy Sl,I95
'4e Brockway. 2.6O-XW tractor, like
brand-new. Only S3,150
A bargain. Only Ssq5
Attention. Many other units to
choose from-Army surplus, dumps,
stakes. buses and trailerS. Also a
variety of used gas and Diesel trac-
tors
Evening star., 1953-04-17

so Dodge Pickup
'48 Dodge Pickup
'48 WHY'S Pickup
'48 Dodge 34-Ton Stake Body
All these trucks are in perfect. me-
chanleal condition and ready for q
GUARANTEED
Priced From $645 to 1895
FRANCIS & PARSONS
ql16 Nichols Ave. Sc, LU. 1850
80 FORD $3.50
ia-TON PANEL
AT FORD ---$950
2-TON VAN
so FORD ------ 81, 1895
1a-TON COURIER
'46 FORD -------$250
ia-TON PANEL
'49 CHEVROLET $795
SEDAN DELIVERY
Steuart Truck Center
20OI W. Va. Ave. NE, LA. 5000
-l9
Evening star., 1953-04-17

5000 LEE HWY. 1901 ORONOCO ST.
IA. $1,000 Til 9 PM. OV. 3-150O
SPECIAL PRICE SALE
GMC 1850 2-ton 6-wheeler: IS-ft
nat body; excellent condition.
Dodge 1949 2-ton COE: 2-speed
axle, 16-ft. stake body; Al through
Ford 1850 F-s: 134-in. w.b. chassis.
1000 20 tires. air brakes, can be
used for dump or tractor.
GMC 1850 34-ton pickup; a good
heavy-duty unit in fine condition.
Ford 1949 S4-ton pickup; this is q
very serviceable unit.
Ford 194S F-6; 15S-in. w.b. chassis
only: excellent condition.
Federal 1q49 45M2 tractor; sleeper
cab; excellent condition; a fine road
unit at special low price.
These trucks must be moved quick;
most are fully guaranteed: terms.
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
0nn Aua
Evening star., 1953-04-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE

AERONACA CHIEF-5O hrs. since
major oxerhaul; $3.50. Call RA.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
BARGAINS

w : 4 = !" y w 4NI4G
International 1949 panel; excel
cond.; very low price Call NO.
T-l0O4: ewes. IA. Q-3OQ4
Evening star., 1953-04-17
Your GMC Truck Dealer
CENTRAL, MOTORS

ARLINGTON ALEXANDRIA
5000 LEE HWY. 1901 ORONOCO ST.
ia. 2-7000 Til PM. OV. 3-150O
Evening star., 1953-04-17
TRUCK VALUES
USED TRUCKS
Snrinptime BARGAINS

Ie4s Chevrolet 2-ton c. and c.;
S.25x25 tires; 2-speed rear; COM
pletely reconditioned, new paint;
Ss45: 1947 Chevrolet 2-ton fiatbed
de luxe cab, al mech. condition,
S745; 1a49 Chevrolet 2-ton stake.
excel. mech. cond, good rubber
Sold and serviced by us, S9a5: 1850
Chevrolet iz-ton panel. one owner,
low mileage, S945; 1850 Chevrolet
sedan delivery. Al condition; > to
choose from. S945 each. 1852 GMC
II ton pickup. l owner. 1000 actual
mi Save several hundred dollars.
Only S1.195.
ALL TRUCKS CARRY OUR OK.
CHEVROLET WARRANTY. Terms
or trade trough GMAC. Call for
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
E-0S Wis Ave OIL 4-6l00
Evening star., 1953-04-17

FORDS (a) 1949 F-6. VS.; s.25x2O
tires: 2-speed rear: 3-yd. bodies:
S2.10o UN. 4-933S 80
CHEVROLET AZ sa-ton; good condi-
sEgsos sion; owner. After pm. ~
THREE FIRE. INTERNATIONAL METROS;
low mileage. very good cond.; priced
St. ne. DU. 1906 or Ii. z-3339,
FORD 1851 h-ton pickup de luxe;
cab; heater; top cond. Call West
River 5064. -17
GMC 1852 94-ton pickup. CONNER
Sl,150. Apply TEXACO SERVICE,
1925 Conn. ave. NV. lie
ssss 1neehanicsPi1 DDsFfset. Dsas %?ES, sS
CHEVBRoLET 1e4s ia stake: sos.
Sale price. Wonderful value. Chew
rolet 1916 l2-ton panel. very fine;
$3.50. Win finance. RE. 1886.
FORD 1850 ,.-ton panel: s75 dn.
Runs Buns wQndertul; Yh b body pert Perfect. Great
REQ 1916 2-ton tractor. complete
and ready to roll: equipped with
saddle tank; complete trailer hook
up, with hand control; good rubber
and excellent, condition.: an out;
esaAeS caAsE cHEVRoIEr. safSK oIE; 72 7722a5 Wise.
cT5XESEE 566y 2i.dT 55r tS9 xs@R d4nR Tss
1873 saSsS WB.nseT III 81 sVEE1' WHITE TRACTOR
and a 1889 24-ft van body. Trail
mobile trailer. sl:209; Gan be srEs,s seen
Rockville. Md. Poplar $4,000.
FORD 1850 dump; 8zyd. body; F-6:
good cond.; 2-speed axle; big IS"
CrySS9 Gyl; SSg2 Manassas saa 69J G1,,ver1 w1e
good clean light delivery truck; low
mileage. good tires; will paint any
color buyer desires: $S45; BE
ler ave- Bethesda, Nd, OIL. $1,000.
$I'i5o. GiAcAfLoSE 4 I Son. JUi 3
FORD as ls-ton panel; r. and h.;
aSSnr fxssI EY s9Hd Fop1 throughout; &9H $6Ss'
FORD 40 Vanette; good shape: Si65.
Also 80 Dodge. with painters rack,
Sl65. DU. 7-2496.
pickup; good condition; good tires.
FORD 1913 12-ton pickup truck;
excel. cond.; private owner. S595
or best offer. ia. 2-S42S. <-19
INTL; ~ Ks l2-ft. stake $3.50
Fed. ~ l2-ton 12-ft. stake $3.50
1nI '46 Ks 0i ialft. Pane van, full Gta? rear
doors, York-Hoover body S515
CheV. 80 Boyertown eft. mdser.,
equipped with steel bins; only $4,000
MI; will paint your color - $I,@95
RUSSELL, 23l6 Ga. ave. NV. NO.
1-1105. -23
PRIVATE OWNER
International 1949 panel; excel.
cond.; very low price Call NO
T-10O4; ewes. ia, Q-3094
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Educator Drops Candidacy
For VIRGINIA House Seat

Mrs. Virginia L. Acton, former
school teacher, has withdrawn
her candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Alex
andria's seat in the Virginia
House of Delegates.
The 43-year-old widow. a
graduate of Wilson Teachers
College, yesterday said she re-
considered the last-minute an
nouncement of her candidacy
and realized a city-wide cam
paign would be extremely ex-
pensive" and time me-consuming.
Her withdrawal eliminates a
contest for the Democratic
nomination and paves the way
for certification Of incumbent.
Armistead L. Boothe, as the
party nominee.
The former Arlington school
teacher and principal said her
decision to withdraw also was
partly attributable to realization
that party harmony is of great
Importance" She also declared
that the salary paid members
of the House of Delegates is not
large enough to justify the time
required.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
3 More Candidates in Race
For College Park Council Seats
Two Aspirunts
Seek Reelection
In May a Poll

Three more candidates, two
Of them incumbents, have en-
tered the race for eight seats on
the College Park Town Council
The election will be held May 4
Joseph c. Longridge. 1907
Dartmouth avenue, who lives in
the second district, said he will
seek reelection as one of two
councilmen at large.
Lee c. Pickett. SIS. 1903 Chero-
kee street. a councilman from
the fifth district. said he will
seek reelection but as a council
man at large this time.
Canned Food Broker.
Mrs. Marguerite Ann Kates,
7102 Rhode Island avenue, an
nounced she will seek election as
council member from the first
district.
Mr.. Longridge, a CANNED food
broker in Maryland and the Dis
trict, is a graduate Of the College
of Business Administration OF
the University of Maryland. He
is a director of the Prince
Georges County Chamber Of
Commerce and the county Can
Ger Society and is vice president
of the county 1nfantile Paralysis
Foundation.
Mr.. Prickett. an electrical en-
gineer, is employed by the Nays
Bureau of Yards and Docks. He
is a past commander of Amerl-
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Montgomery Blair
Wins First Place in
School Band Contest
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| MARTINSBURG. w. Va, April
18.-The Montgomery Blair High
School band from Silver Spring,
Md, won first place among the
larger schools competing in the
Tri-state Music Festival which
concluded here today.
The Martinsburg High School
band tied with Allegany and
Frederick, Md, for second place
in the Class "a" high schools
with $50 or more students.
DR.. Graham Overgard. the ad-
Indicator of the National School
Band Association. said that the
Montgomery County band could
compete with any high school
band in the country.
Only One First Place.
The musical directors of the
high schools asked him to judge
on national standards. AS re-
suit he gave only one first, Mont
gomery Blair.
In the Glass B schools (500-
750). he rated four schools as
tied for second place-no first
place was given. Berkley Springs,
w. Va, Charles Town, w. Va,
Southern High School, Oakland,
Garrett County, Md, and Key
ser, w. Va.
In the Class c schools (250-
5000 he rated four schools in
second place. They were Mus
sleman, w. Va. Mooref1eld, w.
Va, Harpers Ferry and Shep-
herdstoWn. Md. He rated Hedges
vile, w. Va, IN third place.
He gave Northern High School
of Garrett County, Md, a first
grade rating in the novice class
for schools having a band for
less than one year.
Parade in Afternoon.
More than 1000 boys and girls
in uniform, members Of IA high
school bands, have been here for
three days for the Tri-State
competitions. This afternoon they
paraded through Martinsburg
streets under threatening skies.
They then started a program of
band maneuvers in the high
school playing field.
Berkley Springs and Allegany
were first on the field. The drum
majorettes pranced and cavorted.
Allegany band strung out in the
outlines of a baby buggy as it
played "Rocka-bye Baby" Just
then rain ended the demonstra-
ton,