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Evening star., 1955-01-25
lntegrotion Group Named

Prince Georges County's Board
of Education last night tenta-
lively designated 10 county res
idents to serve on q citizens
committee to help solve the
county's school desegregation
problems.
Their names. however, were
ordered withheld until the
boards February session to allow
time for nominees to signify
their willingness TO serve.
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Tic group UcCIdKCU IIIC tA-'
tensive job retention rights now
enjoyed by veterans over non
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Initiation Loss Cited.

Senator Dirksen contended
that the take-home pay for
Congressman today is much less
than in the days when the SAL
airy was $500. taking imitation
into consideration.
Lloyd Wright Of Los Angeles,
president Of the American bar
Association. assured the Senators
that II there had been any feel
ing in the country that judges
and legislators should not get
a raise or that the proposed IN
creases were too high I'VE would
have heard about it." He urged
their favorable consideration Of
the Kiigore bill ana stressed the
need to add United States at
torneys.
Morris Mitchell, chairman Of
the American Bar Associauon s
Committee on Judicial Selection,
Tenure and Compensation, urged
the Senators not 70 be embar-
rasseu about giving themselves
q RAISE In view Of the oyerwhelm-
ing editorial support throughout
the country for the increase.
Bernard q. Segal. who headed
the commission studying the
pay question. reported that the
only opponents were three mem-
bers ol Congress whose testimony
was described by MIR. Segal as
''unconvincing."
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED BY United States Coast q
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11
Powhatan Rites Held
For Cecil c. Jones
" ednesday. Jan. )

Funeral services f0r Cecil C6n-
way jones 64 aHo died Monday
Jan. 2. III tis home lii PoUhaGan.
were held "Wednesday Ill i. ~.
"a Mas Memorial Baptist Church
Intermeut was In the Pos hatan
community cemetery.
H il survived By h!s wife Mrs.
Pocahontas F'asr.s Jones. 4 son.
CALVIN e Jones four sisters, Mrs
Wilbur Applewhite Mrs Arary
Armstrong Nrs Nellie Duke and
Mrs c Allen Baker iii Of Rich
u1ond brother. Russell W.
Jones, also u Richmond and one
arandchiId
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11

Dinner g4te a III Mr. ard Mr.
James AlIeii of Years Dss
#@ff' Mf ara Af w 4 Wood
saal 'on Eiily ~ 'btiffalk NJ ard
dfa ~ I HS3ti u Hampton
4lf AID AEA III III HNSd 4ad
MI Asiae e " fiiiI l'',fo Z E atsti
r. '.s'As ~ !. : ~ 1i1-ee sttia
- 4A','4a
'''s* "a wa ~ FtsFl n 5i5@ndsta2
.,1i'f s.''ls ~ aA'Fse- Fl 81 ~5a'
-. as''+ .'ai p fasa9f " e.@4's4''4sl
~ 80 ''@ . = POTTER s'a.1
'4'1'' 'tati'31s n y sa5 lsay1ti4-4 y 7
@etr recent Z ~ f u a. J 6
'sa'l Pr ana saf afa Mf5 II y
A-f'iias'
ais " 2 n. % 'fsiitt ef'irc'3
III. re ls4.a ,t,a11 a bhe i'af-
2i5a@ VIZ. Nfs iHtff JENKINS
~ NJ. 1pyf' m ~
y. ~ f's3i @f. " '4i' att' =
H. j.. y a1.N44'A','4o @b'Af - hs
49, .%s'ffs VI ae Ifi5s 144I
1''''
s1sefsI guests o Af- ana Mis-.
D1taald I}Dpen ~4fe MRS Calgin
Dtsfier Of Charlotte q II and
pr, ana Mrs FHul Deafef Ut
'tSi' 'f'''ifk
Df j, NJ Refers ~ Glade
'aptfg atad Mr. and Mir W M
Wofrel If CHARLTON w Va.
spent last Wednebday Wieh MI
ard NfX y r Rdgers Other re-
cent Visitors At ttle Rogers were
Nr ard Mira II E Woodruff Of
DanYille Col arid Mrs G X
Creecy OF Washington. y c and
the Reverend K Il Douglas 81
fgNaatan.
W. and agfs n ank rastev ~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11
PonIlatan Hi News
Library staff News

Friday. December IN the Libra
PIX STAFF sponsored White
Christmas assembly Participating
III this assembly were jamie
Glenn, and Billy kornegay. Jean
LAWSON and Nancy Slchells Nil
dred Patterson ard Nita AEder-
soa nd the musical part OF our
progarn
The gifts he high school stu
dents brought were assembled by
4 library STAFF member In each
hons room and placed under 4
Christmas tree during the pro-
gram Afterwards all the gifts
were. carried 10 the Virginia Meth
odlst ChIidren's Home tn Rich
mond.
Senior Class News
Co-CaptaIns Of the Girls bas-
ketball team this year are Ruth
Stokes and Carolyn. Jennings
They are seniors and have played
on the team for four years. The
BOYS also chose tao seniors as
their co-captalns. CLARK Worsh-
am and Duekie Wash
December 20 the seniors enjoy
I'd q party At the new bank build
ina They served many refresh-
nents and had dancing as their
entertainment
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11
PowIlatan News

PoNhatan High girls Won nTeT
Midlothian here Tuesday Right
while the Midlothian boys Won
over our boys 5042 III hotIy ton
tested games Of basketball.
many fans have been ATTENDING
games til Richmond at the new
arena
the District Young Farmer
meeting and banquet was ueli
attended here Wednesday
Mrs Charles Celia and ydune
son. Paul Winfrey. are spending
some time With MI. and Mrs w.
Il Parker at Homestead
Mrs Carrie Pennington land
Mrs r l. Mann are patient I'D a
Richmond hospital
+ w Boflen Is also a pa1ftnt
ST st. Elizabeths in Richnlonn
Mes5rs. w. r Parker and HI
mer Clay Of Blackstone attended
the dinner meeting Of the Con
solidated Products Companyf in
LynchbU'g Monday night. Gan.
10.
Funeral services for Cecil J3nes
were held from May Memorial
Baptist Church Wednesday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs. E r Yates en-
tertained at dnenr for their
many relatives from Charles City
county, Sunday
The perkinson family recently
visited relatives in Petersburg
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Graham
were recent guests Of friends Id
the county
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11
NO CHARGES IN II 2of CRASH

Danville. VII Although the
automobile IT, vas driving sped
down d steep hill. leaped the ctub.
crossed three lawns and did $500
damaee to nearby store. no
charges were placed against the
driver. Jerome White jerome
only 3-years-old suffered only a
few superficial scratches. but
there was $40o damage To his
fathers cur. Jerome started play
ifig with the gear shift when his
father let hun III Inc car while he
delivered a paper
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11
ANTARCTIC

LaSt-minute preparations far
the 1854 Antarctic expedition to
snow covered Little America COM
pleted, the Navy ice breaker Atka
left Boston Dec for FIVE months
OF exploration near the bottom of
the world The ship RiIl stop Jan.
! at wellington. New Zealand to
take On final supplies and then
viii head south "a the Ross SUI
near Little America a.d I'D the
WeddelI Sea, south of Cape Horn
The return voyage starting iE
March. viii include stop at
Beunos AIRES Three heHcopters
viii 30 along on the ship.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11

Rice fortified with Ri. Is urged
tor ASIas health
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11

Chemical plant expansion III tha
y S. continues in billions,
Evening star., 1955-05-08

l5x35 finished rec. rm. with stone
firepl, and completely equipped
Thermador kit. are but 2 Of the
features Of this 3-bedrm., 2ha-bath
all-brick rambler opposite Fairfax
Country Club. on wooded 4-acre
Ridge rd. to South Meade st. and
our open sign.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
POMPONIO

"vIRGINIA'S REALTY LEADERS"
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
Evening star., 1955-05-08
BY OWNER

EARLY AMERICAN TRADITION
For an out-of-state owner we Offer
this large and most substantial
rooms, 2 baths, Iarse living room
with fireplace, large den with Are
place, banauet-size dining room. "a
real family size kitchen and full
basement. All this for under $780,
600 in superior location,
VERNON REALTY, INC.
XII. S-3lO8 Omen o It'll o
Evening star., 1955-05-08
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
''Tara'' y

North Arlington, on about a
h-acre lot. This lovely brick
home Is for sale due to 0
naval ofncer's transfer. Built
Of the very best materials, IN
eluding Q beautiful slate roof,
1t is In excellent condition and
modern in every respect; q
box-bordered walk leads to Q
terrace-porch, to the large Hv-
ing room. 16 It. wide, with
fireplace and bookshelves; full
dining room. den with garden
entrance. modern equipped
kitchen, including dtshwasher
and disposal, new range,
dinette. two twin-sise bed
rooms and bath; second floor: /:
two huge bedrooms, hall.
dressing room and bath; attic
storage; full basement, large
recreation room, acoustical
ceiling. deep freeze, bedroom.
tiled bath, storage: oil h.-w.h |;
detached two-car garage. steel
doors. with storage above;
lavishly handicapped grounds.
No finer or prettier home
could be found. Price,
S47 800; first trust, $25, 900.
nv nnnoyNruvr E1H,rp ~n,rxv
Evening star., 1955-05-08
SARAH ROACH
Aurora Hills BARGAIN

Aurora Hills Bargain
Owner leaving country. Has re-
duced the price 1000 on this
lovely 3-bedroom, 2h-bath white
brick Williamsburg Colonial. Beauti-
fully landscaped. 13x24 liv. rm,
T M'h IN krepsaSs snS aelIahtfT siInh m p0wdssr .1ss
porch on 1st floor. Built-in garage
with entr. to I'm. recr rm. with fire-
place. Many other features. This
is an unusual value. Open Sat. and
Sun. SIS 8. 26th st.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
OVER ~ ACRES
OPEN 2 to 6
FOR SALE BY OWNER

oficer transferred. Time is short
Sacrificing spac. brick rambler,
lge, bedrms., "a baths, full dining
rm., eatins. space in kitchen, auto
Handicapped lot, 6Sx18S IT,, fenced
rear yard. patio with shade trees
barbecue. Conv. to everything. Gl
approved or present 4cs GI loar
can be assumed. A terrific bargain
at S2O,95O. Directions: West or
Lee highway, left at Illinois ST.. one
block TO Gath ST., and turn right
Evening star., 1955-05-08
LANGLEY

Superb new rambler, brick and stone
recreation room, bath. IS. mi finished
maids I'm. Ground floor has 3 huge
bedrms,, = baths, center hall, separ-
ate din, rm., big kit, oversize pic
tdre window in liy. I'm. Screened
splendtd view in all directions, S3I.-
500: Over Chain Bridge, turn right
on Rte, 1913, and continue about =
nj. to sign on right "Rokeby Farms"
turn right to our sign
Evening star., 1955-05-08
SLEEPY HOLLOW

OGEEF I f1OLIOW
This home was built for the discri-
minattng purchaser. Some of its
many features are: Solid brick
construction, 22-foot living room
3 large bedrooms, q full basement
with half bath. and q half-acre level
wooded lot; convenient to every
thing. Sale price only S22,750. Open
Sunday. l to 8. Directions: Out
Arlington blvd. (route SOY to Seven
corners. left on Sleepy Hollow rd.
our open" siRn.
DARWIN REALTY. INC.
JE. 4-o11l ia. 7-4353
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Surrey Lodge"

Just under 2 beautiful
acres. fenced; 4 bedrooms, g
baths. den; Gear garage Thi:
lovely brick home, "as pretty
as a picture" is OF the best
construction. including slate
roof. First fl. foyer, large hv
rm.. den with large picture
windows. dining room. equip
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
second f.: 2 large bedrooms
and bath; full basement; oil
INV h.; laundry: breeZeway tC
garage. To reach: Cross Me.
mortal Bridge, right into Rte
90 to Seven Corners. turn
right into Rte. z through Falls
Church to 1415 Leesburg pike
(Rte. ~.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
ANNANDALE

Four bedrooms, plus a paneled deni
2 full baths! Separate din rm.. gor-
geous liv. rm. With paneled fireplace
wall. Excellent brick house. > yrs.
old. Immediate possession. Fenced
back yard has 200 rose bushes City
900! Go out Arlinetcn blvd. to An
mandate I'd. 1st light past 2 Cor
rersl. turn left and 20 about 3 mi.
TO Wayne dr., turn left to l433: or
70 out Columbia Pike to Annandale,
turn right at triple intersection and
go tn Wayna DIR
Evening star., 1955-05-08
OPEN
1-6
ARLINGTON

New brick rambler for s1s.so0i Has
. lot 217 IT. deepl / blk. from bus
and complete Shopping center Go
out Columbia Pike to Glebe Rd..
turn right to 9th st. Il blk), turn
left to 3o0S.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HAVE GI LOAN commitment. Sl7.-
ESQ 25 yH-. lOrt down and
ON slbsdrm snI,t ,.I. p'ISn hon. Si9s ss
II. ". rm. with fireplace: large din.
rm-. complete kitchen: fenced in
yard; large patio Call JE. 3-I 53i.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BIG NEWS

Here 70 the scoop Of the season. n
Arlington brick Colonial: I5xlS Nv
ing rm-. formal dining rm.. equipped
kitchen: 3 large bedrms: full bsmt
thing. 0I approved at SI6.5OO t5Fs
Cash WILL HAEDLE.l
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg Arl. IA. 4-Il55
Evening star., 1955-05-08
DOMINION HILLS

Newly dec. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
9I3 N; Liberty st., 10 minis. Penta.
!sS.,, ESn, 20 Minis D. e. convenient
ing rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm. !;
full bsmt.; Ia baths; pine-paneled
closed-in porch. LRe. corner lot,
fenced-in back yard, with rock
garden, firepl.. tool storage. Reas.
priced at Sl9.75O. Substantial cash
buys for less. Avail. late June.
Call OWNER. JE. 3-3374. -S
Evening star., 1955-05-08
"Blueberry Hill"

Just under two acres; stu
ated on q knoll partly wooded
dogwood. redbud. laurel. holly
and pines; garden; situated In
center Of the land is this love-
ly brick rambler: 20x32 living
dining room with fireplace,
den, lovely kitchen. double
stainless steel sink; 8 bed
rooms-all good sized. master
bedroom 20 IT. long; ilt-in
garage; full dry basement;
copper water pipes: laundry;
huge recreation room area; oil
heat; located near Annandale.
Va. on hard road; SCOTT.
frontage; bus.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
CTOPI

OPEN SAT-. AND SUN,
See these choice new brick ramblers,
"a IT. including carport. Concrete
rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. nicely
equipped kit. with natural wood
cabinets. 3 large bedrmS., full bsnt.
ONLY Sl6.950i CONV. TERMS.
Out Shirley hwy, right
at Franconia exit about block, left
eta On Rt; a. Si1 abon3 SBask ,is LICK IL rd At Gulf
c. M. HALEY, JE. 2-7944
1oR Proad Ct Fail, rh,.oL
Evening star., 1955-05-08
ARLINGTON

Immaculate Dominion Hills colonial
features bedrms,, . Of them very
Tm.. kit, with breakfast space; ex.
cellent fenced corner lot. $1,000;
0I approved. Open until s. Out vii.
son blvd. to Patrick Henry dr., turn
right to 10th St. turn left TO Madi-
son St. and house on near, right
Evening star., 1955-05-08
WESTLAWN

WESTLAWN
$11, ,900-$700 CASH
3-EEDROOM RAMBLER: CORNER
LOT; EARLY OCCUPANCY.
Call Harris g. Richards, Inc.
1424 N. Uhle ST.. Arl. ia. 5-93S7
SPRING IN BLOOM
OVER 112 ACRES
over 200 gorgeous boxwoods. an
abundance of Towering shrubs
large shade trees and beautiful
green lawns are features Of this
small IN-TOWN ESTATE. For
those of you who have always
dreamed OF that cozy cottage
nestled in the middle of q huge
expanse OF beautifully Handicapped
grounds, here is your opportunity
and at the remarkably low price
of S23,950. A 2S-ft living rm
with fireplace, is Just one Ct many
features of the immaculate cottage
type. 3-bedrm., 1-bath rambler,
which graces the lovely grounds.
OIL 6-4R00 w B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1955-05-08
LINCOLNIA'

Three-bedrm. brick rambler with full
bsmt. on "a acre of trees and lawn,
back. Only Is min. to downtown
WASHINGTON. S16.800 and viii 90
Gli Out Shirley hwy. to LincoInia
exit tRte. 236l, turn right and 10
about, mi. to Chowan ave watch
and continue to SI7 Chowan ave,
Evening star., 1955-05-08
OF. 4-8414
DARWIN MANOR

Have you seen Darwin Manor? Come
out and see this beautiful 3-bedrm
rambler, which offers more living
space than anything within compar-
able price range. 3 full bedrms., lge
ly din. rm.. spacious kitchen with
FLA approved at S15,475. So dn.
to qualified vet. Open Sat. and Sun,
1-6. Directions: Out Arlington blvd.
(route. 50l Y mi. past Seven Cor
ners to Jefferson Village. left on
sign
Evening star., 1955-05-08
FAIRFAX

Three-bedrm: brick rambler, brand
flreplaces, fir framing, exquisite
craftsmanship. all elec. kit. on
sidewalks. SI7,950. Out Shirley hwy.
to Lincolnia exit iRte. 2385 turn
to School st.. turn left i biz. to
Sager ave, right 2 blks. to sign on
left Green Acres" turn left and
continue bearing left to last house
on right.
MANNAS REALTY co.
21l6 Wilson Blvd. ia. s.27s3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-12
AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 1854 VS. Fordor sedan; equip.
with Fordomatic drive, r. h., tinted
glass. power steering, power brakes,
Wv. tires, seat covers. and out
side mirror, backup, lights. wind
shield washer; FINISHED snil;drd n zone
Ing only i owner for 81 1915. Ia
ROMA FORD MOTORS, s725 Piney
Branch I'd. s. g., Md. JU. $1,000.
FORD 1854 sunliner convertible;
Fordomatic, 7. and h., Wv. tires;
beautiful yellow finish. black top:
real sharp 4-m snnrp sua WnlS !;
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th ST
o; Sat. till 5.
FORD 1853 VS. convertible: ebony
black finish. light gray top; equip
for Fordomatic, r.. h.: a stunning
summer car. that outperforms them
all on the highway today; 81 10
Pineeyg Branch I'd" S. S. Nd. Ju
FORD 1853 crestIine Victoria
Wv. tires: cameo and white nm
ish. Continental kit. 4-month
gIasIsntse; sl'4 G;d, HILL Ia & ns San
H IsaS 1 WfSn, St. G NV, No. f.f1fi
FORD ORD eY 81 Custom GU ei o IS" Tudor: T
and h.. black finish. Today's best
buy at S445. Car No. 1874; MON
Roe FORD; l237 i Esst .vsn;I,i hW III
81 81 ri sD ss:::7s NJ Open evenings I'll
FORD 1850 Vcustomltne de luxe VS.;
splendid; $3.50, erms,. 50 down.
ROPER, 18th and R. l. ave. ne.
FORD SIS THUNDERBIRD; blue
like new; 200, miles; all power
extras. Fordomatic, r. and h; cost
See owner after 8 pm. today, i4l7
r 6alDia e e. n Custom So. Fordor;
beautiful dark green fnish. +; ar, and
WISSINGER CHEVROLET CO,
Seven s So5ners' Falls Church. Va.
a4I.A. sl.sa5. MONROE FORD
Open ewes. I'll pm
FORD "a Tudor: heater. equipped
good tires; owner; a good buy
W %.Gn,os, Oldest .1s Ford Pfaler; l az
OPEN ewes Ay III q aV Sat I'll III 5. 4"oo
overdr.: clean. S495. SIS down
ARROW MOTORS, 1912 Rhode
Island ave. ne, AP 7-707@.
FORD 80 customline 80" Fordor;
r.. h., Fordomatic, power steering.
cleo. windows. "-tone blue and
white 9nish. A real buy at ST.
545 No 3I3-A. MONROE FORD
800 Wis ave. NV. WO $4,000
Omen ewes. TN pm.
FORD 80 Victoria: Fordomstic: 2
tone blue and ivory; :. and h., VS.
washer, good tires; tailored seat
covers. A. real clean. car, only
Sl,395; 2-day moneS-back trial
4-month written guarantee. Hull
& SANDERS. wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 11l4 Vermont ave. NV.
AID. $4,000. Open ewes. til 9,
Sat. It'll 8.
FORD 3" and '53s Tudor and For
dor: an-metal station wagons: 3 to
choose from; all are family wa
sons and have been well cared for
S1.195 to $685.. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FoRDs-'52 Tudor. r. and h.. S6ee:
81 station wagon. r., h., cd. S799.
HoRNER's COR. Buick Dealer,
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, L. 6-6464.
FORD "a IS" Tudor sedan: r. and
h.. like new inside and out, one
owner. Don't miss this one. only
81 400. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash s
Oldest Ford Dealer nsod dild lr Vermont NOR.
a III Q; n' Sat. At Iii t ). 0''A '''
F .nI.n.a lo47 n,. 5S1y'rt ID c,n I.y
e eTsam and n Mahogany. tan top;
runs good: SIS. TAKoMA FORD
MOTORS. ST25 Piney Branch I'd,
s. s.. Md JU. $1,000;
FORD 1919 convert; black: Wv:
n tiTss Z s "a l Ri soo; for sale BY
FORD 1855 Fairline Fordor sedan:
Wv. tires. AID. 4-0s04. is
FORD SO customline IS" Tudor;
sea gull gray with contrasting seat
covers, Fordomatic. r. and h., turn
signals. many other acc; a Gown
err. low mileage car; in extremely
GOOD eonnd. Must be seen seen tS be ip-
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
I73e Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. 1-ass47
FORD SO customline VS. Tudor:
pinecrest with contrasting seat
covers; Fordomatic. T. and h.. turn
signals. windshield washer, etc;
owner, low mileage: spec. today.
1928.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa, Ave. Sc. LII. 2-9s27
FORD 1850 VS. Tudor: $4,000
miles. excel. cond. Sacr. S4O5.
OWNER, IA Upsal st. sc. IA"
FORD 1852 Victoria: r. and h. Also
1851 Ford Victoria. 7. and h. and
Fordomatic, SS95 and ST. 145. Both
exceptionally nice cars. Trades &C
cepted. MONROE FORD. Mr.. White.
FORD 1853 convertible: radio. heat
er Fordomatic; 10000 miles; green
finish; exceptional buy at 81. 1916.
MONROE FORD. Mr.. White, Ju b.
FORD SaD' 1850 d. luxe "s" Tudor; ra-
dio and heater: wonderful for that
md car: only $40; MONROE
FORD. Mr.. White. JU. $1,000.
FORD 30 Model A pickup; good
or best offer. NEW SHELL STA
shape. new clutch and brakes: Sl25
TON, Mailey'S Crossroads, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-12

FORD '53 customline Fordor: 2-tone
green; r. and h: orig. OWNER; 49,
900 miles: S1,l60. EN-. 2-5517.
10
FORD 1850 2-door heater. seat
covers, very good mechanical con-
dition; excellent rubber; only 1895.
MERSON & THOMPSON. chrysler-
Plymouth Dealers, 4721 Hampden
Lane. Bethesda. 1927 Wisconsin
Fo AK; 9 1abs 2I T1sdS;, r,uDu,, r and
h.. dir. sigs.. seat covers. A real
buy: S496. NASH ARLINGTON
CORP, indoor Showroom, 2015 N.
Moore ST., Arl. tRosslyn). Va. ia.
$4,000. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1854 convertible: black. orig
inal owner must sell Immediately
RE. 1871.
FORD 1851 Victoria: fully equip.
A steal at 1895. UNITED AUTO
SALES, chillum and Rises I'd. HA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Stamps for Patriots

In 1925 there was a half-cent stamp
in memory of Nathan Hale, the Connecti-
cut schoolmaster-spy hanged by the Brit
ish, September %, 1776, but the little
olive-brown sticker soon disappeared from
use and today is remembered only by phi
neutrality-suspicious. stamp students.
Hale's assignment by George Washing
ton to report on the enemy camp in New
York, his arrest and execution are one of
the authentic classics of the Revolutionary
War. It will be retold again and again in
connection with the hero's 200th birthday
anniversary June 8. resolution now
pending in Congress asks the Postmaster
General to- observe the date by issuing
new and more adequate stamp adhesive
in recognition of the man who died re-
GREETING that he had but one life to give
for his country.
Similar homage has been proposed
for Paul Revere Caesar Rodney Of Della
ware, who cast the deciding vote for In
dependence, and for Patrick Henry.
Each of these great Americans GER
tainly merits such tribute. Stamps In their
honor would dramatize the interest OF the
living heirs of their example in the sacred
welfare Of the Rephblic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

that while there was q slight decrease last
year in the Nations accident toll, speeding
continued to be the No. cause Of death
and injury for motorists. Speeding was
listed as the most dangerous mistake" OF
drivers. This mistake caused the death OF
1880 men, women and children during
the year and the injury of $4,000 persons.
Weekend accidents brought sudden
death to 1890 persons and sent $4,000
others to hospitals or doctors. And nearly
40 per cent of all fatalities occurred on
Saturdays and Sundays. It Is with such
grim statistics in mind that traffic author
tiles and police are concentrating on meas
ures to control speed on public highways.
Radar is being used increasingly in most
Jurisdictions, with good results. Rigid en-
forcement, including stern penalties for
the speeders and other reckless drivers, is
recognized as the best deterrent. For the
records indicate that as enforcement inn
proves, highway accidents decline CORE
spondingly.