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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH "a Savoy 4-dr. sedan;
back-up lights. turn signals; 2.tone
brown and white finish; $4,000
miles; one owner; market price,
monsy-baek trial, 4-inonth written
guarantee; HILL q SANDERS,
ope nV ewes. AS Iii 0. Pa ss.. II s. s"OO'
PLYMOUTH 1854 Savoy 4-dr. sedan;
are, Sl,26oi pvt. owner. 10. Q.
PLYMOUTH 1e49 4-dr. sedan: orig.
inal finish: excellent condition;
unusually clean car for only $345
at TREW MOTOR CO, 9Th and
Fla. ave. n.e., Ii. 7-1732.
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbYoQki heater,
new seat covers: perfect tires
$4,000 miles: twin. signals. black
finish; market price S606, cur
price $40; So-Say guar a,H; HILL HILL
b.a SahDiI iiz Vernon vermont oi sSs a GTc
AID i-4so0i open ewes. I'll D, Sat.
PLYMOUTH '52 4-dr. sedan; excel
lent mechanical condition.; beauti-
full green finish: price only s475;
MANY others TO choose from: cash,
trade or terms. HERSON5 AUTO
q APPLIANCE CO.. eth and o sts-
e ny iii RI f. q S.ly.a.r.. les. than
mediate delivery, No trade necss-
credit approval eaii ~. $4,000
BILL ROSS, 1900 da, ave. NV,
PLYMOUTH 1851 Custom de luxe;
r radio. heater heater yhite ds tires; sac.
today. pick up car tomorrow. MR.,
ROPER. la. 0-2700.
and h. iisht cray finish: j owner;
tires like new. No. I.o67. Price
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Highway. Arl.. IA: 2. 000s
PLYMOUTH SO Belyedere hafdtof
coupe: 2-tone. 7. and b.. and othel
ss s. Seen & &c Ss9s dops
eay only, S695.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1880 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. 1-g641
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook 4-doer;
radio. heater, seat covers, Wv,
tires; original light blue: very
clean. one owner: worth while
guarantee; sale price. S546.
WHEELER, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l020
PLYMOUTH '63 Cranbrook 4-dr.
taxi. fully equip. ready TO roll;
only $3.50. ma. $4,000. .--6
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe 2.
DR.: 7. and h. and defroster. f9a
iights; very good tires; gray n saShi
our price. $3.50; 3O-day guarantee
HILL q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldes,
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave
NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. til o.
Sat til 3.
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AUTOMOBILES PoR SALE

PLYMouTM 1919 4.dr. Special Dc
luxe; Z. and h. S30o. HORNEH's
&C 9Th. II. o-ole1.
PLYM0UTH 1854 sedan; dark gray;
fully equipped; very clean inside
and out: excellent mechaniesi con-
oRMI Quick, 1859 Pa ave. s.s..
CAB (Premier9. S25B;
excel. eond.: used less than 5000
miles a. cab. HENRY. Ho. a-2oSe.
PLYMOUTH 1855 Belvsdsrs "s'' 4
dr., poWeffaife trans. 7. and h..
with mstchins S-tone int. Going ipr
Easy S,su terms. II HArEsE YES Morok CO Co.
1890 Biadensburg I'd. ne" VA.
PONTIAC 'b3 de. luxe 4.dr.; fully
equipped; low mil one.owner car;
99S, pd lSE e s ssao dc w: NC Nc.
OF, 4:s0o0. in the Heart OF
P6NfffAC 'S5 eonv. coupe; s2.sas;
f hsSss Sss'r issffso5on f PSr saaSe
Dc luxe; sS.s6S. LEI. over. never
sold. never used; hydra; poEsf
TiSc. nSssi c saH q ave, W.. s-sSaC
PONTIAC 1851 Adj Hydra.
paint perfect. rubber GOOD;
owner; $3.50. Call no 2.7l46
bet. $3.50 am. after 10 Pm.
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AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 'ss chie,tain "s.' De luxe
new: 1856. THACkEE MOTORS
18th and n. ]. eve. n.e., La. o.
PONTIAC '4s 4-dr. sedani :. and b.
TxR SIS N. olebe rd-, ArL' IA
PONTIAC 1855 convertible. new
2.dr.;. fray, black. top. Wv. tires
$3.50: purchased last March for
ss s0 s;.l &. i:s: k'' ss ~ 81
3-266z from 2 70 0 pm. S'
PONTIACs-'62 "S" convertible, ny.
dramatic, r. and b., 1913; pa
W..V. tires. $2, 099, HoRNER'e
PON1r III 1855 g stSr Chief ..s' cenv.
hydramatic: turquoise with blael
miles. List price, $4,000; our price
$2.395, cash, trade or S3g6 down
RE5L s H9ToRs' SOLO Wis ave: Nv
PONTIAC '53 conyertible: 8-cyl;
hydrametie: r.. h.. fully equipped
ivory. with green TOP; . very de'
sirable ear 1,2D5,
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 Irving st. NV. AD. 4-S50t
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oLps "a super ''ss" club sedan;
black onyx finish: T.. h.. hydra
matte Dr. RSssr bra sssks sSe sfe 't Sc
II:oo0 act mi. IKE new; 1916
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

OLDs IS "ss" De luxe Hoiida;
hydra. al power features. beautiful
orig. owner. Mr.. AFMFIELp "a
SS cs4oo sssyyesn 90; ewes. and Sun.
PACKARD 1858 Caribbean Custom
sonVsFtibls; beautiful , ;Dorts-syT:
original cost. $4,000; a one-ownel
s issSl5li LEE 3, B9rLE SUr Ne
Connecticut at Florida NV, AID
10000. AID. $4,000.
PACKARD 1858 clifford de luxe
sedan: one owner. beautiful green
finish, fully equipped insludina
si Ss0 for oiy si.sss sieS dow sS
trade and terms. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, ~. 5-S5a5. --3
PACKARD 1854 convertible. Thii
one-owner car Is 5ire2n blue, h9'
| ultramatic transmission, signal.
seeker RADIO. dual heaters. powsl
s ,sisssF ssiss
LEE b. BuTLBR. NC. connscticui
at Florida NV, AID. 10000. AID
PACKARD "a Clipper De Luxe 4-ds
R.rosaiRY.sS.n one me- s Bee o si'7 nss
| 8. g., Nd ~. S-5S33: Sun. ant
pA vcsksAR c aIHSPs 1888 ssd.: /
owner. excel. eond,, p. h, standaIt
drive; $500. Day. NE. S-0233
PACKARD PACK O. 1853 Clipper club sedan
Q low-mileage, BEAUTIFULLY kept. car
. perfect buy for the, secondseel
buyer; Q ons.oEner value. 81 ,09h
BUTLER BONDED. LEE D. BUT
hEs ib 1922 esSSRH' as q 50lld'
PACKARD 1858 Cavalier. sedan; .
tone gray; equipped: week END only
| Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1922 22nd st. NV ST. $1,000
PACKARD SO 200" 4.door: ultra,
matte transmission. radio. heater
2-tone 6lle fnish and clean In
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 N ST. NV. RR. 1920
PACKARD 1858 Patrician 4-dr.; 2.
tone. power steering and brakes
matching interior: very low nils.
age: $l,Sg5 cash. trade ga ~ Ss!
aye ". I H;y;. VIZ, g e,sa.: a. -,
clean; .S4gk cash or &2S down
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave,
NV. Wo. $4,000. =
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AuroMoslLrs FOR SALE

WHEELER, INC.
LARGEST WAsHiNdT / DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. I'M. 2-l02l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1853 Clipper town sedan;
Peekard's famous ultramatic trans
mission, radio. heater. original tur-
ouolse hnish; q one-oWnef value,
1896. BUTIER-BONDED. LEE
D, BUTLER. INC, Connecticut at
Florida NV, AID. 10000. AID,
4-S000.
PACKARD '55 Panama hardtop;
stunning black and white anish;
equipped with all extras. includina
power steering and brakes. auto.
throughout; sec warranty; only
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND. OIL. 6-770l
E.; IKE new: 4s aa bs sesa gar. h. aac
top. ultrapr, and b.. 5000. HOR-
MRS COR, Buick Dealer. Fla,
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
PACKARD 1859 Clipper 4-door Sc
dan: eyerglade green with ivory top,
equipped with ultramatic transmits
sion. radio, heater and many other
sx dsIs; today only Ssg pIi 5DTh INE
Connecticut at Florida NV. AID.
4-0200. AID. $4,000.
PACKARDS--We have Q fine selec-
ton Of 1850 Paekards. in excellent
condition and completely equipped;
most body styles ana coloIs 4
choose from; from S345. BUTLER
BARGAINS, LEE 2. BUTLER, INC;
Connesticut az Florida NV. AID
10000. AID. $4,000.
PACKARDs--A fins selection for thu
seeond.eaI buyer, 1e49 Packard.
and low mileage. BuTLER-BAR-
GAINS; LEE D; nHILEh: lNG n
10000. AID. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH '52 cranbrook 4-dr.
black: new Wv. tires, T., h.. sc.
9TH other sxtrasi ,.ii. owner n, SsaS 81. &
low mi. WIN have 70 see anSe
30os Or Oh. 6-S2oo. GEORGE
STOCKTON, -3
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OLDS 80 de luxe "SS" 4-dr.; r.
and h.. hydramatie. extra clean
throushout. Must see to appreciate.
$685., $40 dn., bal. S3S per mo.
Servicemen welcome. JET MOTORS
2726 Nichols ave, Sc, 10. 2-0336.
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1858 l-dcor sedan;
S sSn SOB. ". s.sss2. :
IPLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. cranhreok:
brow proyal. can "a. 5.s1Ss.
IPLYM0UTH '4e; r. and h.; clean
throughout; $1s6 or best offer. so.
8-S03S. -
PLYMOUTH 81 convertible; radio,
heater: torch red finish. and In
AL condition; S5pE.
PARKWAY-FORD
3..5l N ST. NV. Fl. 3.22oz
PLYMoUTH '5s Savoy 4-door VS.;
| heater and fully equip: 1000 &c:
tual miles; IKE new, beautiful and
| BANNING & SONS
$500 E RAkI S6s AKA Ik. gEi sislso 30
PLYMoUTH 20 Spec. Dc luxe apd
series club coupe: In orig, Jet black:
equip. just passed d. c. inspection:
| MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST. Sill. sPQ. yU. boise
PLYM: .62 s-dpor: fully .squipped.
RoSenthal Chevrolet
olsbs Rd: and cOlumbis PIX,
Arlington. Va ia. 7.676l
r: YMoUTH 1885 IS" BeIvsdefe Z:
dr.. sedan the best In the line:
owner, low mileage, with. 2-tont
green finish and beautiful inferior
po oSs5ilsss ;fa 1o sSs ri 49, FIN n
MOTOR CO., 9Th and Fla. ave. ne.
lPLYM iotffE 81 cr.nsroot 4.ar.
and h.; orisinal black finish
guarantee. HILL a SANDERS
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1906
14th st. nv. NO. Till. opef
PLYM0UTH 1850 Special Dc luz,
| 4.dr.: =. and h., Sc; clean: 81 ABS;
| 3Q.day guarantee. Hill q SAN'
| DERS. Wash.'s Oldest F6rd Dealer
o ssS s sasn Ii 3. T s... NG sil silli
lPi YM0UfH '5s cranbrook convert.
IDLE: r. and b.; beautiful cream IN.
ISL. new black top: low mileage
Immaculate conditIon: SLIDE: q.
day, money-back trial; 4-inontf
written guarantee. HILL a SAN.
DERS, WAsh.'s Oldest Yord Dealer
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7.1111
open ewes. 'th o, Sat. 10 8.
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PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcOTT ST. NV.
IKE. 7.130S 90 Closed Sundays
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.KARD so 900" 4.door: ultra
tone blue finish and clean tn
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0LDS so de luxe "SS" 4-dr.; T
and b.. hydramatie. extra clear
$685., $40 dr., bal. S3S per mo
ServiceInen welcome. JET MOTORS
2725 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-0336
OPS p. e sG gSSvIct ae FssN n sl ss
Obs 4 el'ef s. ld 5 g. g? sssr lns7aa COW
o osr cv e. ssa ~ p JH' 5s 81 be'
OLDs 1851 convertible; beautifi
green with new black top. full!
equipped. radio. heater and hyors
ave. Sc. II. $4,000.
OLDS '53 "SS" 4.dr.: equipped viii
dramatic, Wv. tires; unusual lov
price. 5000. Many others to choos,
from: cash trade or terms. HER
SONS AUTO, d APPLIANCE CO;
9Th and o SITS. NV. DE. 2.47O0
oIDsMoBME 1855 "ss" Holide'
ssSan: beautiful 40 c fas VS., n 1asr
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co
1879 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDS '56 "98' starflre cow: full,
equip: !oficer leaving: finance Of
oIp1ss' '4s sSs" Rssfet engine 4:dr
ssasa,;; and b hydrs oTse STtys
| only s277. Gail Jim Barker e
TORS, ~. 5-31SS, IS
OLDS sc "9S" Holiday coupe; r
and h.. hydramatic. custom covers
-2-tone finish. WV. tires. This !!
really 9 clean hardtop; $l.lg6. 81
s Seico ns. sSa Rr per M 81 sssvie:@ FIST
Obs 30 series i;sss de- luxe 4-dr.
Q very hne car; excellent appear,
ance; fine motor, good tires. fuIl!
equipped. ready 70 10: only S64b
Erwin PoRD Of Fairfax. Va. Le!
hwy. at new shopptng center, JE
1888. Open III 8 pm. -
OLDs '54 Super "8S' club sedan
black onyx 1nish; {. h.; hyaIa
matte DR.. power brakes apd ID steer 81
If If s'oo M- s;s. uni nai... Ike IKE new; 1885
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINcoI.N-AIKRCURY DEALER
3T15 Biadensburg Rd.. AZ. 7-2ns!
OIDS s53 super "Ss' 4-dooF sedan
hydra: Z. and h.; power brakes
power steering: padded instrument
panel: y ~. tires; tinted glass: one
owner: sold and serviced BY ui
since neW; immac. cond.; 81 4e6
safety tested for your. protection
3O-dsy written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OldS)
WIS. AND KLLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-i308 30 Closed Sunday
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SAILS

PONTIAC IS y4-dr.; S2,247; iefs
over. never sod. never never, g |, f fy!ly
conn., conn. VI 0 sC2sRao5' oSfiAS AzSi
PONTIAC 1859 "s'' 4-dr.: hydra.
$685. 30-day guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash,,s Oldest Ford
7-iiIi. Open eyes. tin o. Sat. til 5.
PONTIAC 1880 +s' 2-door sedan:
f flsisRi hoff6Sss Go. 'SSssh sna yi 4.
PoNfi1G 1862 ccnysrtibls; hydra
Wv. tires; real nice. S895: a0.aay
guarantee, ,a.i AIL l.. q .s sAkDh IsssS
i1th st. nv. No. 7-lifi. Open
ewes. till D. Sat. till 8.
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EAeN '6S 6tatesman hardtop Coun.
try Club: 2-tone green: r.. D. ny:
dramatic: tuheless Wv. tires:
owner. must be seen 70 be appre.
ciated: 1895. Fairfax Nash located
on Seminary "a. Of Bsileys Cross
PSon: IT, T. 5000. o sS eve sni I'll )
NASH RAAfBLERS-Used 1881, so
'53, "a: Al excel cond.. snow tire.
II desired, also new 1855 RarAblers
2-drs hydramAtie. 2 station wagons
$500. FHIRFxX NASH. located or
Seminary I'd. ct BaiIeys Cross.
roads. 10 Minis. from Pentagon
NAsH 1854 Ambassador 4-dr.: gray
and fsa nnish: +. b.. hydae.; Wv
i Nas hoy io sss o. o. oy sem NAE
I'd. Of Batleys Crossroads. 10 Minis
from Pensaaen. Phone JE. $4,000
Open ewes. till 8.
0LDSAlOBILE 'b2 COW. "SS". S995i
Oldsmohile 1850 Holiday, S595
Both IN excellent condition, JACK
Fry LTD. 14th and p SITS. NV.
OLDsM0DILE '65 Holiday "ss";
automatic trans; one owner: 1850
actual miles; $3.50, or $3.50 and
take over payments. OF. 4-7914,
oLb6NoBILE 1858 "ss" Holiday
cpe.; smart coral and white finish.
Wv: tires: equipment includes
Ing and brakes; showroom eond.
throuGhouti A real value. terms
OF trade. $2.695.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
Pairiinston shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV. 3-0350
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OLDSMOBTLE '55 Super "SS'' Holi
day 4-doof sedan: fully equipped
power brakes and steering, etc, Yer,
low mileage. $3.50. RE. 6-71ss
OLDsMOBILE "a "9s" HOLIDAY
coupe: with all power equipment
For sale BY private owner. Price
S2.250. Gail TE. 6-4995. -
OLDSMOBILES-'5I "sS" 4-dr.; by.
dra.. r.. and h.. 5000: '51 "es" 4.
a sSs aysF Corr nn nnf Dealer a. sT rls
ave. ne. ct 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
oLDSMOBILE 1855 de luxe "9s'
Holiday. club coupe: 2-tone green
Wv. tires, r. and h., hydramatic
fun power, many extras; immacu
late eond.: low mileage: full,
guaranteed; $2.995, trade or terms
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave
NV, I'm. 3-0142.
0LD1 80 'tSS" 4-dr.; black; r. an,
h.. hydramatic; needs minor re
pairs: $225. JU. 9.26l0. a
Evening star., 1955-04-20
z Kidnopers Get
Terms in Prison

CLEVELAND. April 20 fP.-
Two men who pleaded guilty to
the kidnapping of a 70-year -old
Harrisburg pa salesman were
sentenced to prison yesterday.
Federal Judge James C. Con-
nell sentenced Sherman Gala
way. 40. of Baltimore, Md, to
a 20-year term and Carlis
Stenders, 40, of Newark, N. j.,
to 10 years.
Police said the two abducted
Jesse Bishop in Harrisburg and
drove him over the Ohio State
line to North Jackson. Ohio. ply
ing him with liquor during the
ride last December 8. Assum-
ing Mr.. Bishop had passed out,
the men left him in the car
while they went to a restaurant.
But Mr.. Bishop fed and called
police.
Galloway and Stenders said
they kidnapped Mr.. Bishop to
use his auto for a trip to Detroit,
where they hoped to get jobs as
painters.
Evening star., 1955-04-20
Sigma. Delta Chi.
Awards Made

Two San Francisco newspaper
men today won the annual Sigma
Delta Chi award for distinguished
general reporting.
The winners were Richard
Hyer and william P. Walsh,
members of the staff of the San
Francisco Call-Bulletin who were
cited for their competant work
III exposing 1854 housing abuses.
In the television field. an
award for outstanding public
service went jointly to the Amer
lean Broadcasting Co. and the
Dumont network.
ABC and Dumont shared the
prize of the national professional
journalism fraternity for their
live presentation of the Army
Mccarthy hearings last spring.
Produced by WMAL
The Evening Stars station
WMAL-TV produced the pro-
gram for both networks.
A third TV award went to
Reuvens Frank of the National
Broadcasting Co. for his writing
of the script THE Road to Span
dau," depicting the prison life
of the chief partners of Adolph
Hitler.
Announcement of the l3
awards for outstanding work in
the press, radio and television
was made by Allen c. Waite of
Los Angeles, national president
of the fraternity.
Bronze medallions and plaques
will be presented the winners at
the May II dinner of the New
York chapter of the fraternity.
Other Award Winners
Others chosen from among
420 nominations were:
Robert H. Estabrook, Wash
ington Post and Times Herald,
for editorial writing.
Clark Mollenhoff, Washington
Bureau, Des Moines Register and
Tribune, for Washington corre-
spordence.
Carl T. Rowan, Minneapolis
Tribune. for foreign correspond
ence.
Leslie Dodds. San Diego Union
and Evening Tribune, for news
pictures.
Calvin Alley, Memphis Com
mercial Appeal, for editorial car
tooning.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer,
public service in journalism.
Marshall MacDuffie, Golfers,
for magazine reporting.
The Saturday Evening Post,
for public service in magazine
journalism.
Richard A. Chapman. Station,
KWOS, Jefferson City, Mo-, and
Spencer Allen. Station WGN-TV,
dual awards for radio and tele-
vision reporting.
Columbia Broadcasting Co.,
for public service in radio.
Evening star., 1955-04-20
Vussur Scholarship
Book Sale to Open

The sixth annual Vassar Schol-
arship Booksale. to include 49,
900 books. will be held tomorrow
through next Tuesday at 1880
New York avenue NV.
Hours for the sale. which will
include books for all ages and
types, will be from 10 am. to 9
pm. tomorrow and from 10 am.
to 6 pm. Friday, Saturday, Mon
day and Tuesday.
Proceeds from the sale provide
the principal Vassar scholarship
money for the area.
Evening star., 1955-04-20
Connors Appointed

LEESBURG. Va, April 20
(SpeciaD. - Philip Connors Of
Middleburg has been appointed
to the Loudoun County board
of zoning appeals. He replaces
Robert A. Myers of Lovettsville
who resigned on account of his
health.
, 1955-10-14
NJ
By the Acting Governor
Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States
DAY

BY virtue Of the authority vested in me, I do hereby
proclaim Monday, October II, 1855, a public holiday within
the Islands Of st. Thomas and St. John, Virgin Isands Of the
United States, for the purpose of affording the inhabitants
of those Islands an opportunity to participate in the inaug-
uray ceremonies of His Excellency, Walter a. Gordon, Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands.
Witness my Hand and the Seal of the Government of
the Virgin Islands, of the United States at Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 7h day of October, AID,
1866.
(SEAL)
CHARLES K. cLAUNcH
Acting Governor
, 1955-10-14
EDITORIAL:
TIME FOR REBUTTAL

DURING H I hearings were being conducted
on the New Organic Act former Administrators for St Croix,
Harry E. Taylor gave his views to the committee conducting
the hearing. Having worked for over 20 years in these Is
lands his word was supposed to carry some weight because
they grew out Of experience. Among the points made by
Mr.. Taylor was that the people Of the Virgin Islands were
not matured
or COURSE WE do not agree with Nj. Taylor. How
ever. since his stsatement was not the first Of its kind, and
since these Islands may suffer considerably BY the contin-
uance Of such beliefs on the mainland, it becomes the task
of our people to do something about it.
THE TIME HAS come to prove to the American public
that we can think land acD i~nteIigently and logically. Like
all other groups Of people we may be at times carried away
BY the annoyance Of the problem at hand. But that does not
say that good judgement should always be lacking in much
Of our political life. On many occasions we have either inn
itated the lighter side Of political sides elsewhere or refused
to go to the very heart Of the disturbing problem
WE KNOW OF no time more suited for change than
the present. With the appointment Of a new Governor this is
tbe time to turn over 4 new leaf. It would be almost inhu-
man to expect that differences will not arise between the
Governor and the legislature. However, the opportunity for
sound, constructive leadership to come to the fore and make
itself felt is in the hands Of the legislature and those who
think in terms Of leadership.
3 THE RECORD the local political parties should
seek to build up their influence on the basis of constructive
policy and achievement If the same degree Of effort and con
centration which went into seeking Alexanders custer is used
in supporting the new Governor, then perhaps much Of the
work towards a better Virgin Islands will have been accom-
plshed. This done, the Islands will escape the mcomplmen-
tary description Of being immature and thus not ready to
govern ourselves. We owe it to ourselves and the world to-
prove otherwise.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
AN Editorial:
What About
Vegetables?

NOT SINCE OUR DAYS of ''eat your
spinach or you get no dessert" have
we been able to understand why vege-
tables are so far disassociated from
happy eating in peoples minds. BY
people" we mean just about every
one except nucleus of professional
foods people, group of enlightened
hOmemakers and few of our public
eating places.
Scarcely any diet for the well or sick
person, the underweight, overweight,
or just plain normal person, onnits vege-
tables. They are among the foods we
eat earliest in life and they are dietary
standards through old age. Why then
do vegetables, from asparagus to zuc-
chini, remain in our food consciousness
as second thoughts 2 commanding far
less interest and attention than we give
to other foods?
Ask the waiter in any of hundred
restaurants what meats or what des-
serts are being offered and he will
pridefully tell you and point to the long
lists on the menu card Ask him what
vegetables are available and his lack of
both information and enthusiasm will
quickly bring you to polite decision:
mo vegetables, please"
Not long ago a 3O-day dinner expert
nent was conducted in a big city res
taurant Aside from one or two special
ties of the house, offered daily, both
the meat and dessert sections of the
menu were suitably varied. But for 80
straight days all that could be obtained
for vegetables were canned green
beans, stewed tomatoes, picked beets,
cole slaw, and either plain boiled or
mashed potatoes. A *Class r. res
taurant, you conclude? Not at all. An
Indifferent clientele? No, because the
inquiries about vegetables and/or
salads were tabulated. Rather than
cope with the Indifferent mediocrity,
customers simply said: ''No vegetables,
please
What then is being done on wide
spread professional or institutional
level to give vegetables their due in
the menu of Mr.. and Mrs. America.
Begin with the children The school
lunch program is fighting an uphill
battle in behalf of basic vegetables, as
well as other basic foods Properly pre-
pared and attractiveIy served, the prob
lem foods are worked in with the IA
niliar and favorite foods.
Continuing with the homemaker, the
'ood manufacturers provide practical
services which include new,
and INTENTIONALLY sound sug-
yeStions for product use. The product
nay be canned or frozen vegetables,
narket-fresh vegetables or dehydrated
mes. In any event there is excellent
education material, cooking
and menu combinations
for the taking or the asking.
We must keep the factor ''goOd cook
ng' ever constant, in our treatment of
vegetables. Overlooking will destroy
eye appeal and palatability
Tere are four suggestions to keep in
mind for gaining variety in your treat
nent of vegetables and an example of
ach:
1. Good cooking, plus an interesting
auon (RoefS in COs1y Cream S9lce)
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
sALvo PERSONALS

Julian L. Gray of Rodanthe Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Perry G. Farrow
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther w. Hooper
and daughter, Alpean, and Mrs.
Floyd Hooper were in Elizabeth
City last week end.
Raymond Midgette spent the
week end in Manteo.
Josephine Gray attended the
home demonstration club meeting
at Rodanthe Monday.
Eleanora Hooper spent the week
end at East Lake and Manns Har-
Dor.
Nita Coil has returned to her
home in Portsmouth after visiting
Louise Rountree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritcherd Gray,
Jr., of Avon visited Kitty Gray
Friday.
William B. Hooper of Norfolk
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hooper.
Jimmy Hooper, who is employed
in Norfolk, is visiting his family.
Mckinley Midgette of Norfolk
visited here Wednesday.