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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
funeral Services
Tuesday For
I. Il. Noon. 80

Frank Eisseil y on 20 u war
nalnster died Saturday nieAt
February 5 IN Charlottesville
/. hospital following, an illness o.
TIRES months Funeral services
VIII BE- held At 2 90 O'Clock Tues
day Afternoon d his hone
Traveller 4 Fest" with lntertnent
IN the family CEN terry
Mr. Moon was born IN Aloef-
nlarle. county on February 2. 1878
TIE aon 81 James Nelson " 1on
and his wife. Cary Coleman Noon.
As a young man he began in the
/ n.erchantlle business at SCOTS
ylIIe In 1893 he MS employed By
q w Paiteson & Company at
Manteo. and 1901 he married Miss
Annie y ftorsl y. decendents Of
one IT the first two families ID
ae-.le this section among the
Indians Mrs Moon died Id l949
He Operated the larg farm.
and III 1903 bought the store
at Warminster and later estab-
lished store at 9hipman. both
of which arr being presently op-
Grated BY his sons
MI Moon vas active in civic.
church ana social life 81 lha
community He served as post
master at Warminster from 1915
until he retired IN 1913 He was
member 81 tae board Of dle actofs
Of thr Central Virginia Electric
Cooperative OF Lopineston, since
It's beginning ana at the time Of
MS death vas treasurer OF that
organization For more than 80
years he represented the North
ern Neck Mutual Fire Association
OF Virginia
For many years he served as a
member Of The Buckingham
School TIuSeeas Electoral Board.
and was is chairman for the past
ten years He was also senior
warden for the Grace Episcopal
Church Of Manteo
He was a. member of George
Lodge No 80, A F. & A. NJ. the
Order Of Eastern Star: thc ODD
Fellows, Son Of Confederate Vet
Grams a charter member of the
b uck ingham County Puritan
Club. the Nelson County Mems
Club and the Shipman Civic Club
Surviving are daughter. Mrs
John w Wheeler, Jr OF Rich
inond two SONS Claiming II
Moon Of Warminster. and f. r.
Moon. Jr, Of Scottsville, sis
Ter Mrs N T Sclater. OF Winter
haven. Fla and three grandchll- /
iren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

Continued rom rage -
the days guest address, was made
by CONGRESSMAN Watkins VI. Alb
bit. the farmers own legislator
from the tobacco county Of Apo
maitox The congressman was in
PRODUCED by # b Hall
Police roped off a block Of Main
street after 80 to keep the area
clear for a 2 p m, celebration.
AS The crowd assembled. the
F'afmville High School band, un-
der the direction Of r. G. Hoier.
music director in the school sys-
tam here entertained with a
number of lively selections.
The brightly uniformed band
was presented a $25 check by the
Chamber Of Commerce for its
contribution to the biting. but
pleasant afternoon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Abbitt Address

rcf'ANfGNh tfDFf I'VE
/ the interests Of one stops and the
other starts. so closely are they
united he said.
The market here provides the
money outlet for farmers. and the
'rade of tobacco farmers provides
the incentive for the market 10
continue IN operation. Mutual
confidence and cooperation on
the part Of beth viii insure the
pest results for all he declared
J 3 Wall who traced briefly
the establishing Of q tobacco
market here. said that Farmville
owes its existence TO tobacco and
tobacco farmers 'Our town was
established To provide a trading
center for tobacco and We have
tried since the earliest days TO
provide good market for you
he told the growers
John Stsck Chamber Of Com
mence president. expressed the
Chambers welcome to the Jlibi-
lee on behalf Of the towns mer-
chants This party IS on our
merchants and, through II. they
want you To know they apr rebate
your patronage. and want you as
a regular customer IN our town
He added that the Chamber
has under consideration addition
Al means Of helping agricultural
eFldeaYofs N the county, and that
the Chamber considers the To-
baeco Market program ons 81 the
best and most effective projects
II has undertaken
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

c Garrett Greeat ~ CiasGonla
II G. ga the guests 81 l!is
mother Mrs. G II. GTeear. en-
route % New York City 1hare M
spent the week end
Miss Matilda Ayr&s returned
Friday after spending 4 few days
n Greensboro. N. C.. whese She
VAS the guest Of Ar ard Mfrs
Cecil M Fi.ids While there she
also visited frsef1ds al Greensboro
Colis'Fe
Mrs j Earrye Wall entertained
iier bridge club Friday afternoon.
AIf and Mrs s Fl Ferguson
fetufn4d Sunday from vacation
IN Florida While there they visit
I'd Mr. Fefgusons brother and
-il4-laW. Mr. and Mrs w II.
Jordan in Sarasota
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
lanes Davis Brooks
Dies ut RurkeviIle

A funeral service for James
Davis Brooks. SO, who died Friday
Feb 4 at his home at Burkevllle
were held Sunday at p, IN. in
Sunset Hills Cemetery. at Burke
Vile.
He is survived by three daugfl-
tiers. Mrs. F. O Robertson. oil
Burkevilie, Mrs. Travis Hurt, OF
Bedford, and Mrs. j r. Hunnicut
II Sussex. two SONS. +. -. Brooks
II Farmvilie. and j Brian Brooks
IF Richmond. nine grandchildren
md four great grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

fheV ret taken an interss 81 in dIg-
tnq h1, use Of a brace and e&eg-
Csc Is a0sibls aliens conui-
:ion could ravc became nsd
enoIg4t 10 raqu.re surgery. his
,eureaturr Wouid have ri.en hifn
ss,.ous n.if ana tir8aly become "a
reals t.uplna disability
Sueh ea-r IL 1st.cai. Aliens
condition was discovered early
raah 10 liza, tt could bc helped
III "A relatively short period OF
time Cost 20 the taxpayer was
corrcspondinaly smaller. Allen 'a
healthier ard happier
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
CONTINUED from Page II

stabashed progran1s sucn as IN
Arlington Il does have however.
tile sentlals Of equipment the
nuAas, ana th all-important
Iays!ral thereapst
Harold SehoonoFer is a tain5d
tlt1rbp.st, reeistetea with the Am
efiein Registry Of Physical Their
apy TechI1clans His work Is con-
tined to the southeast d!strio. o..
the State VITA more than 1870
patients in tne area He arllYeS
here early on center days from
Lyncfburg examines and treats
an ayeraee Of "A patients With
Public Health nurses ard oarents
IN attendance. and keeps a com
piete report Of everything he sees
and does
Parents are URGED 70 come WITH
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

Word has bern deceived id
I~attnyille tiat Nj. = Fran "a
Fan Phillips. daughter 81 Mrs
james Phillips. the ft1ner Ger
trude Anderson. and M Phillips
Of Richmond. is nofe manager of
the original Tall Girls Shop" Id
Boston. Mas r. has also been
learned that her older sister, Mrs
w. Il. Puiliam il. ID 10 return
home SOON from California. where
size has been working at the Uni-
yersiiy lit Berkeley FIR the past
year,
Mrs n A. irving. II fafmgiiie.
arrived n Richmond on Sunday
from Florida 10 spend several
days With her niece Mrs Benja-
min Hodges Smith /,
Guests ~ Mrs. j Il Massey last
week VAS her daughter Mrs Joe
Trotter. ~ Baltimore. Week end
guests ri The same home we're Mr.
and MIS-. Durette Ellis an 4
daughter Of Richmond
Mfs X & Giliner aud Miss
Lillian Minkel attended the Board
Meeting of the Virginia Fedora
ton Of Womans Club at the
Hotel Roanoke February ! ard 2
. Mr. and Mrs f ID Sweet. Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. ~efe overnight
guests Of Mrs Monroe Johns. Jr.
on T'huldday night En- route TO Fl.
Lauderdale. Fla
Recent guests Of III and Mrs
Edgar q Cannon wire his sig-
ter, Mrs Ashton McWhorter. and
niece. Elizabeth. Of Richmond
Mrs Fl $ Fanar. Of Newport
News Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Farrar Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Crawiey of
Chapel Hi. n c. were visitors
on the II u last week
Miss Sarah Johns Of Aryonia
spent THE week end with her.
grandmother Mrs Monroe Johns
Visitors IN the home of Mr. and /
Mrs j Bhrrye Wan. Jr.. on Sun +
day, WERE Miss Charlotte King
Jones ami Wick Anderson. both F
ri Roanoke. and Dow owen Of /
Roanoke
Henry Hubbard is spending
few days In New York City.
Mrs. Marvin Turpin. OF Hope
we'll, wat the guest Of her
brother in law and sister. Dr.
ind Mrs Thomas f, Gilmer. last
week
Mrs Frank Betko, sister Of Mrs.
Burger and her little
laughter, Marie, have returned to
earmvilie from Camp LeJeune
md BTe nov residing III the Bur
ger Apis. TN r. Third Street. Sgt
5etko left Washington on Sunday /
oy plane for California To be
stationed in the Pacific, and his
family Will remain here while he
is away
Miss Nancy c. Worthington of
director of Camp Al
legheny. w Va. was the week (
end guest Of Mrs. r. w. Catlin.
Mrs Miirl Keiser and Mrs. John /
Shannon have returned from a Il
week 3 VACATION IN Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Spencer Burger returned |
TO Farmfllie on Monday after |
spending the past week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Crumpler
OF Suffolk
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Farmers Union
Continued from Page II

plus cropk He said 81 per cent of
dark tobhcco growers voted for
controls next year and recon-
mended this for all crops
He said controls should be app
piled gradually a. and not like ths
sudden wheat cut last year thar
disrupted farm peratio 4
throughout Southside Virginia
MIR Lewis said Farmers Union
Is now licensed for insurance
sales. which are In charge of Joe
Hines. OF Meherrin.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08

iar children because they Rga
te oneT who must carry cat Mrl
cnoca0Yer's exercise trst3'uc sor,
at hora T'fa biggest part Of thi
.r3sra.n repeated eNeru.sa taicf
"a Cay Nurse Keep So sotca ski
t!g families sac tbcy aiS fBllog
ing instructions aud set as fu+
be;@eea laf 5ic seu. aua i.a
isnt.
Mr. Schoonoyer's patp IT'S CONT
% hitn from principally thlet
sources Children are referred
from any OF the clinics sponsored
- the Health Department The4
are sent b private doctors 81
from private clinics Many are
found 10 be In need Of medical
attention 1t tine pi-e-S>h3ol cheek
upl However no patient comes
straight % the therapist lot
trea tment All lie cases Mi
Schoonoyer handles are referred
% hsIn BY the doctor Lit the orr
thopedic Clinic another health
department service. which i alSb
held here monthly.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-08
Happy Prospect

Last Fridays center brought To
l4-year Old Alien the prospect o4
ending his years Of visits to Gil
MICS ana hospitals. Since his fiFat
school check up he had been
found 10 suffer from poor posture
Thf Orthopedic Clinic u which
IKE vas referred discovered he had
a curved spine due to muscle inA-
balance He was given what Is
called passive treatment i've
of first cast for his back anri
then q brace. equipment that az 4s
as reminder 70 the patient TO
Use his mucles Exercises we're
also prescribed. but they didn't
mean much TO Allen when he did
not understand why they were III :
portant and how TO do them
right things he learned after the
Evening star., 1955-11-30
AUTOS FOR SALE tcon,0

OIDsMOBILE '55 Holiday "Ss';
automatic trans; one owner; T.S0Q
actual miles; $3.50, or $3.50 and
take over payments. OF. 4-79l4
OLDs '54 4-door "eSp; r. and h..
hydramatic, power brakes, turn gig-
mails. Wv. tires, 2.tone- gray: low
mileage; S2.I95. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO.. INC, 1909 E,.M
hwy. lat Ga. aFe.l. Sil. spg.. Nd
JU. 9-4500.
oLDs so super .ss" convert: ?,
and h., hydramatic. power steer
iTg and brakes; 5000 actual miles;
&S,795, SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy. lat Ca,
ave.) 81. Spg.. Nd, JU. a-4Soo
oLDsMoBILEs 81 "Ss" 4-dr,; hy-
dra., r. and h., 5000; '0l "ss s.
door hyarssaS. AZ. T. n,..ns ane ,,as,.t p, iys y,s
ave. ne. at 9Th, II, 6r0414. -.
OLDs 1881 converting; neausi,,n ,i
green With new, blaek top; iaiiN
equipped; radio, heater ana hyers
trans: verv clear: only SS4 % EA ".
ERSON & QRME tHuickl. 105s ~
ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
OLDS, '55 Snoey .'SS" Holiday coupe
sDecial green and white nnish
equipment includes power steefine
power brakes radio, heater; SO2i
h.p Rocket ENGINE with hydrAmAtie
today, only S.ss4qs. CCC guarnrtee
Capitol Cadillac-Old co.
tsaa aand ST. NV. ST. 3-e60s
Evening star., 1955-11-30
AuroMosILEs foR sALl

sTUDEBAKER '52 comdr. VS.: auto
shift; equipped; $699. HQRNER'e
CORNER, Buick Dealer. Pa. ave
ne. at 9Th. IL 6-6434.
0TLLYs 1850 station wagon; heater,
o.d,s new snow tires; s2sb. CO
wiIIYs 'b4 AeroIsrk l-door; a
eyi.D, ovefdfive. heater. turn sis-
rails: low mileage; IN neW-cer con.
dttton; Jet black dniBh; perfect
tires; SO down; fsl price. S5a5
iO02 E..W. hwy lat CA. G9el, 81
Sps.. Nd. Ju. e-4s00,
ZEPHYR "a 4-dr,; heater. 6-eyl
ovefhead-valve enSine; black M
fish with red leather interior Qne
owner Ike new; $S9Ji 3-das
Inoney-haek trial 4-month writer
wssh.ss Oldest FORD Dealer. lIil
Vermont ave, nv. Ap, 4-4a00,
open ewes. I'll 0. Sat I'll 8.
ZEPHYR So 4-dr.; heater, e-cyl
overhead-yalye engine; black nnlsE
with red leather interior: one
owner; ike new; sD06; 30.da,
guarantee. HILL a. SANDERS
wash s Oldest Ford Dealer, i3oe
14th st. NV. NO. 5-ll11. open
eves. til o Sat. III 3.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
OLDS '55 "88"
HOLIDAY HARDTOP

Rocket "SS" we've ever
had on cur lot. Sparkling TURQUOISE
and ivory factory hnish, interior
clean as n pin. roomy and COM
Portable. mis- 49, equipped with
hvdrarnatic, super drive and Is
fully equipped for your drivtns dns
comfort. owner, with 1000
actual miles. Former owner may
oe contacted upon your request.
Tires are T60x15 white Sidewalks.
extra. extra low pressure premiums,
Gene In and drive this honey today
II you've got Olds in mind. Better
hurry, it's priced at only Sn;SI1
BuY BUGS SouARAINTkE. aSsiIs1kE Terms to 30
months Fer .yIrs sasses, dstails, sii s,siss. GGnI
Mayflower Motors, Inc.
ss0i Old Bladenshurg Rd,
Silver Spring. No.
Washtngtonss Oldest
Iincoln- Mercury Dealer
Evening star., 1955-11-30

sTUDEBAKER '5a comTn5ndsF VS.;
oyerdrise; .. and b., seat covers
Ssa slsHn; ssS sssSnxSs -dty W..ss. ssFonISS:st FoISs.t
No 7-lIii. Open ewes, I'll .; sat.
sTuDEBAKER 1881 Regal de luxe;
completely equip: good Christmas
gitt et baFeain prices: $3.50. NA.
TALBOT "a e-ds. con-
ysrtible; extremely 10y lastlss,Ss: rsl
( real economical buy for the most
diseriminating buyer. Ideal as Q
End car. No cash needed 70 buy
this bargain. Our price, only u .06b,
No. 1855. Cash. trade or teYms.
Call TU. 2-4200. BILL ROSS.
7A00 GA. ava, NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

sTUDE, AS stariite cpe.: T.. h., cd;
gar, kept: beautiful cond.; sae.l
S265. Lady owner. 10. 2-0540
-
STUDEBAKER 1850 Starlight club.
looks and runs like new. terms
80 down, can me atd get cal
tomorrow. Mr.. ROPER Ia. 6.s7n0
Evening star., 1955-11-30
eTuDFBAKRR 1855

BTand-neW, out they 90.
CHAMPION wagoni was $S.039; nov
S2,239.
now 81 ,66S.
now 1851.
$2.3A0.
commsnder Regal hsrdtop; was
So, ,06o. now $2,262.
Commander Custom 4-doori wns
S2.461; now Si.6Bl.
Studebakef h-tan pickup: was
Si,70I; now 81, ,s35.
An ears fully equipped and ready Ia
So New , SAT tlsls ,d end g9s,ansee;
Evening star., 1955-11-30

~ f1'NAS 49, Nt'f S,1NA
PONTIAC 55 4-dr.s S3,24f: lei;
over, never sold, never used; fully
equip. FLOOD PONTIAC. 422i
Conn. WO 6-S409.
PONTIAC 1852 "S'' 4-dr.: hydra.
7matlc. 7, and h.. clean throughout;
$99b: 30-day guarantees. HILL a
SANDERS, Wash Is Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 I4th st, NV. NO
7:iIll. Open ewes. tili D. Sat, tiil' 5
PONTIAC '53 chieftatn .'S, sedan
sSTiDD:s sS1 :Ss very EsEsSs S;sS sdt & anS SRSl SSi
SBuiekb 1899 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii
PONTIAC 1859 convertible; hydra,
matte: T, and h.; ltght green I'm.
tsh: Wv. tires: real nice: 81 .U95
3o.day guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS, Wash. 5 Oldest FORD Dealer
1900 l4th s., nv NO 7-1ll1
PONTIAC 5J eonyegtibIe: hydra.
matte, r. and h.: f1ne. sport car
priced 70 sell; Sl,365: 2-das money
back trial, 4-month writtrn suar-
antee. HILL g. SANDERS, wash. ::
Oldest Ford Dealer TIA Vermont
s,II sys d n'y,i Y; Api Nj 4-43oe. Open ewes
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief Custom
Catalina; HYDRA APO a. poWel
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 13tn ST. su. sP0. Ju, 5-6tse
PONTIAC "a chieftain Catalina; s.
brakes: Wv. tires: fully equIpSped;
black with 2-tone interior; new
car guarantee: 81 .595.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
I14a7 Irving St. NV, AD. 4.s50a
s-sss Convertible: hy-
dramatic, r. and n: 500. IS CHIEF.
t.rss ss aGs: s. oas. 6sata HoRSRss sRR g. Coz. ds
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. NE. At 9th,
si' YfissSs Is star chic, ca.a,lna.
hydnr6s- and b.. wv. tires:
NINA innsSe%Sists % eSssd throusSout; S isSss ss.. Ss..
3ab, sILVER SPRING MOTOR CO..
INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy. tat Ga.
,n.;,l; aye d 81. ,spR-. Nd: ~, o.4so!l.
6osy. black black TOP; r. and h, hydre-
a.S. NSe &o. 5000; 'tSe open ws; Ewes III III
|PoSfiac 1850 .s~ cdr. sedan;
orig. black nnish: exceptiOnaiIs
clean: . and hi for Just S545. Al
TREW MOTOR Co, 9th and Pa,
PONTIAC 1880 club coupe: like ney.
sacrifice, terms SO down; call me-
{ today pick Up car tomorrow. Mr.
ROPER. La. 6-2T0o: after Z,
Adams 4-O821.
PONTIAC 81 2-door. medium gray
finish. matching seat covers. radio
heater. tire. like new. stock No
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
s636 wilson Blvd Ariington, w,
"a. a-soo1 open I'll sisd
Evening star., 1955-11-30
AUToMoBILEs FoR sALE

PONTIAC SIS model $50. ADJ
Ssdra Do1e' s.seTins new Ear: :
Fsnty inmar FLOOD PohIiAc
422I Connecticut WO 8-a40n
PONTIAC IS chieftain convertible;
black and red finish: Cont. spare
wheel. power. brakes. power steer
Ing. original cost. $4,000; low
titled, Only $2.895, cash. trade
OF terms, HERSoE'B AUTO q
APPLIANCE CO. Sth and o SITS.
NV, De. 2-4709, ~
PONTIAC 1850 chieftain IS" club
coupe, hydra, r. and D., wv.
tireS. &anl.
Evening star., 1955-11-30

STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander VS.
sedan; SI.095. A weli.huilt car
with style and stamina. Bank A.
nanelng. You'll set good trade
at WILLIAMS q BAKER, 10Th
and NJ SITS. NV. no. 2-B700.
STuDEBAKER 80 Champion club
eoupei T., and b., oyerdr. excel.
trensp.. $395. lev Is S3b down.
MeNEIL PONTIAC. 1890 Wis. ave.
OIL. $4,000 ''Ir the Heart Of Be.
theSda." --l
Evening star., 1955-11-30
MANN OIDSMORILE

S060 18th ST. SIL. SPG, Ju. 5-6lS6
PONTIAC So convertible: S-cyl.
hydrametic; r, h; tully equipped
sifa6le car; si.2e5,
Evening star., 1955-11-30


P1CKARD 1883 cliiiorq de Iuxs
finish, fully eAuipped Including
tige for only S1.ep5 Slg5 down;
trade and terms, rINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. ~. 5-e525,
PACKARD 1g. sedan: itsht blue;
fully seuiHnpsa; ishan,ca, clean nsloe eonss1 aae
eess eison: eoTis only se{s. ESiERsoN 8
oRME tBaickl l7th and n cts,
PACKAkDns- 81 f-dr, sedan: r. md
n. ike new; S40g. s53 2sar- n naTe-
sPg sPgRs Eltrs;oc sc;ocE aS saies 81 SsSi.r. ssis ApE Pia
mStfc frsnsnnission. excellent ffnish
and clean interior: $S95.
PARKWAY-FORD
s0si NJ ST. NV. RE. 3-2e04
PACKARD '54 citpper pc Luxe 4-drE:
MALoNKy'S. ifsc.. s12s Ga. ave;
8. s., Nd w w. s-ssssi sun. ana
PACKARD CLTPFER 1853 sed,: /
ssHsr 6, sTes1 sl eonnS n;, r M h 'ssosssis sos
PASKARD ia Custom 4-door: food
cond.; Z: and b; best ofer: 4
HARfwELL. 1908 Miss. ave. sc.
PACKARD 40 4-door: = and HI:
maroon: good condition: $3.50. CR-
PfIYTSSsoautTH fiTSsautT late 80 seivsasre hard;
top: beautiful 2-toue blue and
gray; originaI finish; fully equipped
ineiudinF fuli-Tnce Plymouth en-.
gine, plus new Goodyear nylca
IN every way; must be seen to be
appreciated; $3.50 cash. ~ owner.
No dealers, please. Call "a. T-2tI9
between Z and Q pm. Ask for ID
MILLER. I'll
PLYMOUTH .5s VS. 4-dOQE: !. and
Evening star., 1955-11-30
$500 !.I sALTo %, AYE. IN. q, s-sIas

$500 bAEIO. AVE- UN. As3l3g
ASK FOR Mr. HAKEs 80
PLYMOUTH '53 4-dr. csenhrpcki
beaut. beige and green hnish; S69S
Five 1851 down. For credit ap.
proyai. esil IA. B-gio7, -
PLYMOUTH '52 4-dr: for sale b
orig. oRners see6. 1910 y. Hud-
son st Ari. "a 2-s326 II
PLYMOUTH 1880 Suburban; 7: and
b.. low mileage; good condition:
$500. Call IA 2.7b2H.
FALMOUTH 81 8 % choose from.
fully equip. IoW nd. and all are irl
very clean eotsd,, be sure TO look ct
these priced to-day S545.
AnacOStia Motor Co.
lT0S Good Hope I'd. Sc.
10. 4-2333 80
PLYMOUTH s52 subnrban: bayviey
blue finish. This Is Plymouth's ati-
metal wagon, S5e5.
PARKWAY-FORD
SO5I NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-22O4
Evening star., 1955-11-30
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
I7os oGqs Hops as.,J Rd. s.E..o

STUDEBAKER 81 Starlight coupe;
has =. and b. good tires. low mi.
Anacostia Motor Co.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC IS 2-dsor sedan; 500
TiSc TfSSs 4laI !mmeeais.a esn. Wo oLo1sR9 oos9o 5oa
PONTIAC '55 star Chief Custom
! Catalina; S-cyl.: hydramatic: pow
tires: 5-toile tufauoise-ard- white
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
Glamour Is Their Business
Mari Blanchard
Although Natural Blonde, Movie Star Must
Change Hair Color With Almost Every Picture

intensif1es blue eyes, and If you
have delicate features 1t acts as
a frame and gives your face
more definition. This is espe-
cially true in photographs.
When I was a model in New
York" Mari continued, some
one in authority advised me to
cut my hair. He thought long
hair was old-fashioned I did
what he suggested and as a re-
suit lost out on some big model
ing jobs. I learned valuable
lesson.
Il believe that every woman
has the right to experiment and
no matter what type you be-
come you will find that someone
Will admire you The important
thing is for you to feel right.
You've got to accept the fact
that you SAINT please everyone.
If you try, you'll become a non
entity"
Mari is q great believer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

A friend of Mari's who was
having lunch with us commented
at this point that Mari was quite
o student of anything that in
terested her. did you know
she majored in International
law at USC?" he friend added.
Were you thinking seriously
Of being q lawyer" I asked
Mari.
II was until ! discovered the
extent to which they discrimin-
ate against women" Mari re-
piled.
Even blonds?" ] queried.
Especially bonds" she an
swered with emphasis. Its
really true that men don't ex-
pect blends to have as much
intelligence or to be as depend
able as brunettes. They prob
ably wouldn't admit this but I
know it's true. I've switched
colors often enough to have
noticed that men are more in
clined to take me seriously when
I'm a brunette. guess they
expect blends to be play girls,
or just generally f1ighty.
II think the. reason for the
popularity of blond hair with
most women is that it softens
the face. When a woman's
features are not regular, blond
hair is more fiattering. That's
why so many plain girls tend to
bleach their hair.
IAN argument for dark hair,
on the other hand, is that it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

brushings. I go over my teeth
two or three times a week with
salt and warm water. This is
especially important If you drink
lots of coffee or smoke a lot.
But" Mari added, teeth,
like hair, depend largely on basic
good health"
You are right about that"
agreed. do you follow any spe-
cial routine to maintain good
health?"
I've always believed that If
you have not paid much atten-
ton to food except how 1t tastes,
you're headed for trouble" Mari
answered. "A knowledge of
proper eating is important for
good health.
And on the subject of hair
again." she added, II feel that
the first place to start is from
within the body. Once you have
a good plan for health, half of
your problem has been solved
for YOU"