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, 1955-02-08

Editorial
Q BETTER ROADS
TT IS GOOD to note that the Master Plan for St. Croix
has as one Of its initial steps a study of the road system of
this Island. Some such system has been in need for the long
est time, and any further delay could only add to an already
poor system.
PRACTICALLY all roads in ST CroK were put down
centuries ago, and everything about these. roads clearly have
this imprint They were designed, and quite well, for the.
horse and buggy days. Between Christiansted and Kings Hill
the entire idea was a system Of r~ectangles, SO that the driver
on these roads encounters a series Of sharp corners. The
line between La RENE and Frederiksted is in direct contrast
to the first portion, being one straight run as far as the eye
can see.
BUT THE / TO improve and expand has come.
With the advent Of motor travel and the increase in number
Of cars, the l5-mie run between the two towns is no longer
an event, as citizens move back and forth freely and easily.
What is needed, then, is the development Of off the beaten
paths, and these should take priority right after the main
arteries are put in the best shape.
TIL ROADS WHICH should be developed and which
would not only make for faster and better communication,
but increase travel for tourist use include, the southern road
leading from Peters Rest along Hope, Jerusalem, Blessing,
by Spanish Town and Anguila through the airport, and down
to Bettys Hope, then north to the centerIne road at Dia-
mond School Then there is the roadway around Estate River
and over the hill to the extreme north to the road along
Estates North Star, Cane Bay and La yallee, and on to-
wards Christiansted For sheer scenic beauty and fascination
nothing could surpass this. Then the road to Hams Bluff
and the Lighthouse should by no means be overlooked
H MASTER PLAN should include a careful study
Of all the roads, not only the one or two used constantly,
which in any event should always be in tip top shape, but
49,. L. -L.aL, a,,IJ cowno =, onbanno 4oo,r;c4 o+4rao
ton and serve the island well in more ways than one.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
PHYSICIAN
NAMED TO CITY
COMMISSION

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - CAMP
- DR.. o. B. Taylor, local ply
stefan and civic leader, last week
was unanimously elected to mem
berShip on the Knoxville Plan
ming Commission.
Councilman j. S. Cooper and
Mayor George r. Demptster sup
ported DR.. Taylor for the position.
The veteran physician has prac-
ticed in Knoxville for about 80
years and has been active in
many civic, religious and fra
ternal organizations. Among
them are State Tuberculosis COM
mission, Knoxville Council of
Churches (interraciaD, execu-
tive board Round Table-National
Conference of Christians and
Jews, board Of management
Canslor Branch YMCk, various
medical organizations, and the
MasonS and the Omega Psi Phi
fraternity.
He also has served for 10 years
as medical inspector of local
school system.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
No Mixed Parks In
&C.: GoU. Zimmerman

COLUMBIA, S. c. - CAMP
The state of South Carolina is
just as determined to maintain its
separate state parks as ever.
Gov. George Bell Zimmerman.
Jr. and Atty Gen. T. c. Callison
met last week with members of
the State Forestry Commission in
a discussion which prompted the
following statement to the press:
1T is the consensus of those
who attended the meeting that il
will not be in the interest of
either race for the state parks to
be mixed. The attorney general
has been requested to defend the
case"
Gov. Zimmerman referred to
the case now in the Federal
Court of the Eastern District of
South Carolina. Negroes are
seeking TO compel park officials
to admit them to Edisto Beach
State Park in lower Charleston
county. The complaint is so
worded to apply to all other state
parks in South Carolina.
The State Forestry Commission
operates % parks in the system
including five which are reserved
for Negroes.
Gov. Zimmerman himself stat
ed that he would not favor spend
ing state funds to support mixed
parks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
ONE-THIRD OF
N.Y.'s NEGROES
LIVE IN GHETTOS

NEW YORK - (ANP) - A
New York City subcommittee on
better housing has reported that
third of the city's non-whites
i've in "subStandard ghetto neigh
oorhoodS.
The committee reported that of
the 100000 new private dwelling
units built here since 1916, less
than one-half of one per cent are
occupied by Negroes and Puer-
to RicanS.
DESPITE the fact that nom
whites represent only IL per cent
of the total population, over
crowding among them increased
SO per cent between 1940-50,
while it increased only 10 per
cent among Whites during the
same period.
The committee report urged
that discrimination and segrega-
ton in housing be faced square
ly and positive steps taken 10 re-
move racial restrictions from the
housing market.
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evading $l39,6O5 in income taxes
for 1852.
The federal grand jury indict-
ed Irving after Claude Murphy,
also a Negro, was brought from
prison to testify that Irving lives
like IAN oriental potentate" in his
20-room home.
Murphy is serving a term for
confidence game conviction and
has a special cell in the old pri-
son at Joliet for "his own pro-
lection"
He said there are five baths in
Irving's home, each equipped with
a wall television set. He said
there are 10 or IL television sets
in the home.
Murphy said Irving has three
cars, two of them Cadillacs, and
that his office is equipped with
a gold telephone.
The government charged that
Irving reported an income of
$4,000 in 1882 when he should
have reported income OF 1924, 900.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
AKA BouIe Adopts
Four Point Program
BY Laura K. Campbell

by Laura N. SdlnpDeu
SAN FRANCISCO ANP)-In
keeping with its theme, Making
Ideals Realities" the Alpha
Kappa Alpha annual Boule meet
ing here adopted four-point pro-
gram embracing health, civil
rights, legislation, and scholar
ships.
Mrs. Arnetta C. Wallace, Knox
vile, Tenn, supreme basileus,
who was elected to a secont term,
presided over the meet. She was
assisted by First Anti-Supreme
Basileus Mayne L. Villains and
Second Anti-Supre1ne Basileus
Gerri b. Carrot.
Our goal has always been not
only 10 improve the social stat S
of the Negro race, but to raise the
educational standards of women
everywhere" said Mrs. Wallace in
proposing the program.
The health program now cen
tiers on a national research project
on the growth and development
of Negro children and chapter
activities on the local level IN
health, education, protection, and
dental care.
Also, 10 further educate its
women, the sorority offers three
graduate scholarships and one for
study abroad every two years.
DIR. Rose Butler Brown is chair
man of tbs program.
Mrs. Louise Clark heads the
youngest proiect--housing for un-
dergraduates. The sorority has as
sisted in the purchase OF SIX
chapter houses 10 help integrate
Negro women into the cultural
life and activities Of college and
universities.
Socially, the AKAs attended a
luncheon in the Sky Room, given
by Omega Psi Phi fraternity, a
luncheon given by the executive
body OF the local chapters OF AKA
a cruise in San Francisco bay
sponsored by the local Pan Hell
lenic Council,
The delegates also attended
events in their honor gwen by
Alpha Phi Beta Sigma fraternity,
and Zeta Phi Beta sorority.
Next year, the sorority viii
meet in Atlanta in December. In
1853. a 50th anniversary celebra-
ton will be held in Washington,
D. C., birthplace Of AKA.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
ATLANTA NAACP
IMPATIENT WITH
SCHOOL "STUDY"
PAGE 2

ATLANTA - CAMP - The
Atlanta branch of the NAACP
has accused the school board of
failing "to comply with the man
date of the court" and threatens
to take legal action.
The NAACP issued its state
ment after the Atlanta board
voted to adopt a plan to investi-
gate the problems likely to re-
suit from an indignation of the
races in the public schools.
"The decisions of the u. S.
Supreme court, although not di-
rected specifically to the Atlanta
Board of Education, were based
upon interpretations of the court
in the light of such studies as the
board has requested its Superin-
tendent to make.
While we support the idea Of
study and investigation, we be-
heve that these studies are avail
able to the board. 1t has, how
ever, chosen not, to comply with
mandate of the court.
Our parents seek immediate
steps toward compliance with the
high courts ruling and we will
support them through legal and
administrative procedures"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
us. ATTY. DENIES
NEGROES TARGET
OF CRACKDOWN

CHICAGO - (ANP) - Kin
sey James, special assistant U. 5.
attorney general, has denied &C
cusations that Negroes in the
policy rackets are special targets
Of a breakdown on such activities.
James made his statement TO
newSmen al a special news con-
ference. The accusations grew out
of the indictment Of James r.
wing. former cab driver, on
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Exfr0!

The famous maker and
The Hecht Co. stand back
Of your purchase.
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Exfro!

The Hecht Co.'S own serv.-
Ice department is at your
service. As near as your
phone.
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WAS II . PM 0Ar Days sOssRM
sulyu. ssaus DANsssA
raaH,.s.v. nscs pAA Pm
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Buy ~ md appliances The Hech Co.'S Euady Home Furnishings
No appliances payment
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Only genuine factory
paris used In repairs for
your protection.
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ALUMINIUM COTTAGE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

FAIRHAvEN. MD.-Bungalow. 2 bed
rooms. large liv. room, kitchen, I'M
finished bath. large porch; boat;
safe beach: lot 50x200. Reduced for
qnisS sals Sea S. RSto cA Md ebans
Wilkens $685..
WOODLAND BEACH. MD.--3 par
TALLY cleared lots, l0Ox6O; on cor
ner. 1 blk. from water, high ground
Excel. building site. $3.50 or best
offer. LII. 4-01S3 after 6. -@7
BANCROFT LAKE-Beautiful wooded
lot. for q large split rambler: "a
399 So III d..n a Ia sks seem ~ s,
appreciated. Jordan S-469S. 27'
SMALL COTTAGE. $3.50: also
year-round cottage, ami. $3.50
Easy terms: $40 eth st. Phone
PLUM POINT bedrms.. modern
bath. all-elec. kitchen. large liv.-
din. screened porch. Overiookins
bay. Liv.. rm. with fireplace, newly
900. ANY terms or trades con-
sidered. JU. 5-aSl4. -26
ON WATER. AT WHITEHALL, MD.
Just above Annapolis: an-yr. home
:; bedrmS bath. mod. kit, oil hot,
water heat; large garage; beautiful
wooded lot: safe anchorage, good
pier; good ouy. easy , Terms. Sn tnttI
by LOUIS A.. STARTLING, I'll l0th
st. NV. Wash. D. c.. RE. I'll 729,
or Sat. and sun. call Dick Popham.
West River 2-2031.
ATTN. HANDY MEM am LEAVING
city and must sell my incompleted
cottage at Lake Jackson. Va; exte-
rior is beautifully finished; stone
fireplace: wired, Come. out and
$500. ia. 9-0S92. AP. 7-3930
-27
CHESAPEAKE BAY year-around
home, % mi. out; knotty-pine )iv.
rm.. din rm.. kit. :, bedrms.,, bath,
screened porches: wide sand beach:
terms HINE & CO.. NE. S-05l9.
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CHEVROLET 40 club cpe.: s34a.
Very Very good. HoRNER,s BUICK, 1929
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 4-dr.; S649.
IH0RNE ass BUICK $500 MINI. ne.
CHEvRoLET AS "Fleetline" Aero ?
door sedan; r. and h.; very clean;
$325: HE: 4-3304. EN-. 2-7lSO. ~
CHEVROLET 1850 Special de luxe;
Powerelide: needs valve. job. First
$3.50 takes 1t. NO. 7-745S. -o6
CHEVROLET %? 4-dr.; light blue
finish; equipped with heater and
seat covers: in nice cond. SS95.
CAVE FORD. 4Sl4 Elm ST.. Beth,
AS Fleetmaster; l
owner; $4,000 true mileage: very
clean; good condition; 1925 or best
CHEVROLET 1865 Bel Air VS. hard
top. Beautiful black finish with red
and-white interior and Wv. tires.
Has radio. heater and Powerglide.
Really sharp. Act quickly. Sa.345.
AkERS OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC
Co. Harrington shopping center.
Alexandria, Va OV. 3-0350
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BOATS

EvINRUDE MOTOR. so. 15 h.p.: o.
tie. UN. 4-42S9. rs
EVINRUDE, sd hip: AL condi-
ton; new motor; less than half
purchase price. Call WE. 5-6I41.
..-FT. CHRIS CRAFT sportsman
util.; $50 hip; conv, top: spotlight:
10 HIP. WIZARD MOTOR, Sla5. One
10 boat trailer, $50. HE. 4-4S24.
sTEELCRAFT, 26-ft. sedan. 1916.
eee S SFs pum Ass % CANOPY toam
rubber cushions and extras. Price,
$3.50. re. 6-S174. ~
CHRIS. CRAFT. Soft. Flying Bridge
cruiser; dual controls. twin 1870
hip: / of the finest boats around.
Complete and seaworthy in every
detail. Sacrifice. $3.50. MA. S-S896.
RECONDITIONED OUTBOARDS =
Higher trade-in on new Scott-At-
water cupboard motors make avail
able a good selection of FULLY guar
anteed motors: all sizes; budget
terms. PATUXENT MARINE SUPPLY
vile, Nd. WA. 7-4"60, . to 8, Sun
10 to 4. --26
' sioop; eomplete t'' excellent cond.:
gift. SLOOP. built in Japan in
40; mahog hull. teak decks, 2Ix
lSx6x3La rig includes main fore;
S unks' s-hopse inbosa Tyr new 81;
4OO-lb. lead keel; all equipment incl
dink, 4-wheel trailer: now at Sailing
Marina: $3.50. JU. S-906T. 81
WILL TRADE UP TO $4,000 equity
in 4-bedrm., lia-bath house. at
69O5 9th st. NV. for good boat
or waterfront prop. DE. 2-O695.
-27
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MOTORCYCLES
RAILERS

LIBERTY 1850; 80 IT.; bargain. g..
AMERICAN 1867: 70 it,. all modern
excellent care. extras: 50 900. Lot
33. Canary Cottages Route l. Col
legs ParkS Webster s6s.s S-S1s6 % q
MOD: will sacrifice. Cali Redwood
5-H395 anytime. Located 540S Walls
lane, Suitland. Md. -27
UTILITY TRAILER. converts to sleep
4. fully equip; used one season,
ready to travel: must be seen to be
appreciated. JE. 2-O751.
lONE-WHEEL UTILITY TRAILER
with rack and canvas, sos or best
offer. Phone SO. $4,000. 81
WANTED-Late-model trailer; must
s. Bias cheap for cash. Phone N XII g.
TRAiLEk: all metal 81 f. rs sleep. g. g;
Bait. blvd, College Park, Md, Natl
Trailer Ct. back OF Park co!lese
rRRaaSsiELo, 1883. 30 IT., excel, sond. !;
4l2. 2730 s. Richmond hwy, Alex
TRAILER 81 IT. with sxai.ft.
porch" and aluminium carport on
Ice. lot in Alex, XII; 9-a659. y
L snss1 ph hsse' ,a q s 81 0'Fsain
eS-FT. ALL ALUM. TRAIL BLAZER.
immac. inside and out. red and
white rubber tile d., dble. sink,
apt. -size gas stove, refgr., h.-wh
completely furn., also 40 De. Soto
Carryan, equip. with trailer hitch,
cleo. brakes and removable helper
springs, new rear end and trans.
newly weds need cash. sell both
$3.50 or 81. 350 for trailer and
$3.50 for car, call WA T-S241 week
| days after 5. all day Sat. and Sun,
/ MR.. MEEKS. -"
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AUTOS. FOR SALE Cont

BUICK 1850 sedan: r. and h.; Dyna.
now: excel. motor and finish: S4p5
1920 Wilson blvd. 81
tone green: r. and h.; 10000 mi ;;
Dyna.; FULL POWER. selectronit
radio. IA. S-7710. -27
BUICK 1947 cdr. sedan: T., h.
turn sig; new white Sidewalk tires
etc.: mechanically peri: $3.50
Owner deceased. JE. 3-S4s7.. 81
conventional DR.: TRIPLE QUAR-
1875, So dn. STOHLMAN CHEVRO-
LET. Call AID. 3-S722. ask for Bill
Serhus on the open lot. am. to
. pm; Cpd. the new-car showroom
at Bard and M NV. SERVICEMEN
EINANTRn
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST, $1,000; payable $50 mo.
$50 bal due D yrs. B. a. L. list
trust: only $1,000. 10. 4-6565,
26s
$1,000 End we'll secured on row
house; pays SIS per month. AID. e.
-7075 or no. 2-1957. -25
End TRUST; 5000, payable $40
mo. BSs. B. d. L. LIST trust. . prompt
oayts. Only $1,000. Lo. 4-6565.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1881 80" Special Fleet
ns tons rresn spOt aa h of ss
MANN MOTORS, INC (Oldsl. s06t
18th st. "a blk. W. Of Ga. ave.i
Silver Spring, JU. 5-61s6. rs
47.959 miles: $500. In
ouire l5Ol 18th ST. NV.
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$50 BUICK

'5U BUICK
One owner: Riviera 4-dr.; auto. trans,
Priced to sell today. only S735.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l4O Lee Hwy, Arlington
IA: $4,000. Open Till $50 Weekdays
BUICK 53 Special; nicely equipped:
IN good cond.; far below the mar
ket at 1925. CAVE FORD, 4SI4
Elm st.. Beth. OIL. $4,000. --2f
BUICK 1854 Century COW; black
finish; white tires and white top;
red leather uphols.; power steering,
power brakes. windows and seats;
SAVE q T Ssad 4si1 Elm St. Beth.
BUICK 1919 4-dr. Super; fully
equipped; like new: S495; bank
financing, terms and trade. MERSON
g. THOMPSON. Chrysler-P Plymouth
Dealer, 4721 Hampden lane. Be-
thesda. and 1927 Wis. ave. OIL.
BUICK SO Riviera: fully equip; q
tone finish; custom-made uphol: E.
Eye Glass: peri. cond.: l owner.
brand-new. tires. Must go at S1.245.
BUICK ii 4-dr. sedan; fully equip ;
excellent uphol.. good finish; depend
able transp. $3.50. HE. 4-6l33. --27
BUICK 194S de luxe sedan: splendid
condition. S295, terms: SIS down,
So week. ROPER" 18th and r. l.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

2-BEDRM. FURN. APT.-A.mi., incl
cleo. kitchen, radio. television ant
utilities, The Erbs. MaSon's Beach
Deale Md
HAGUE. VA. on lower Machcdoc.-
Cottage with ami. Pier. good har.
Dor improved roads. Prefer to rem
by year. Box 4S4-T, Star. 20
NEW ALL-R0UND COTTAGE, facinl
PatuXent River. near Drum Point
on 30-acre private estate; not g
common environment. restricted
all modern improvements with ar.
tesian well, nice beach with good
boating, fishing. grabbing and hunt.
ing. BY the year, only at $500. Ref
erences ROBERT MORGAN, Cos
ter. Md. Solomons 4521.
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Y WATERE'T PROP. SALE tcont.I
PORT
SUNLIGHT
BEACH

Fake ADVANTAGE Of our preseason Of
ferinE at Washington's newest
waterfront playground: giant-sizt
lots. all wooded: ideal for summer
ramblers. Here Is the spot for thi;
Maryland's safest children's beaches
Safely restricted to protect any in
vestment and priced from sos. with
only $50 down. Our representatives
will be at the property Sun. noon
till dark. Dir: Out Penna. ave. Sc.
comes as Md Rte. No. 3. and
through to Waldorf, left at Waldorf
and keep on Rte. to MorganZa
1T. at Morganza on Rte. gag, and
follow the signs to Port Sunlighl
Beach.
J. R. LITTLE ASSOC.
Realtors. Exclusive Agents
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
Waterfront, Deale Area

SPECIAL-one block from the bay
owner leaving city for Florida
price. S1l,5O0. terms; beautiful de-
detached home; d rms. and bath
outside shower; beautifully furn.
> refgrs. l4-ft. deep freeze: garage
all-year home; furnishings valued
at about $4,000 included in thi.
price: also included. fishing boat
powered by large motor. Act toda!
to secure this bargain.
BUNGALOW-5 rms. and bath: neal
sandy beach: price. S4,95O.
MASONRY BUNGALOWS rms. bath
fireplace: attrae. price.
CORNER ON THE BAY-5 rms. ant
bath; sand beach; $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL MOD. HoME-6 rms.
bath h.-w.h.; l acre.
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON THE WATER
Lge. lfv. rm., din. rm., Solarium.
bedrms., "a baths. h.-w,h.; lot!
160xIS0; pvt. pier: attractive price
WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE
| Come to B. M. ODUM'S ONCE. Deale
Nd. next to the ESQ gasoline sta
ton. Call Mr. Barnett. West Rive
6l23. or 2-ll9l. or Washington Of
flce RE 1-5ol6
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ON DIsPLAY-1955 30-FT SAFTI.
spfinr deIivsr !ssS trade G and terms GM iO'
and Arabian: the sports car OF
1850. 2S,ft. steelcraft sedan with
1S-ft:, Century Resorter with con:
yertible top and side curtains, S2,99i
2S.ft; 1884 Safticraft Express, used
aft. 1853 Owens Express cruiser
1B-ft. 1854 Seaflyer. cushions. wind
shield cover, controls with 1921
g sTSEsEscRMA fEf "a y CO ;os'
Maine Ave: and M st. S:W. ST. 3-4l4 A.
.CRUIS-ALONG Vacationer ''2.' "a
demonstration. 60-h.p. GRAY marine
with IS hrs. running time. Top speed
25 mph Sleeps 4. Fold top with
SIC, toilet, icebox. stove. fully equip
New-boat warranty. Original list
price, S4,145: reduced to S3.225 fol
this week end. An opportunity Of
fered once in lifetime. Trades anc
terms arranged. O'BERRY MARINE
SALES & SERVICE, Solomons, Md
Aluma-Craft, Barbour. Thompson
and>- Whirlwind Outboard Boats
Cruis-Along runabouts and cabin
cruisers: johnson Sea Horse" Out.
board Motors: Mastercra4 and Gator
Trailers: RcA Tadi0-telephones {,
Watch this column each week for oul
special" buy.
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CHEVROLET SO club coupe; green;
Powerglide, r. and h. YOU GET A
TRIPL GUARANTEE: 500 ,.
ANTEED. 33rd and M SITS. NV. uhe
open lott. Call Bill Serhus at AD.
2-S!22, 8 am. to . pm. SERVICE
CHEVROLET 40 2-dr.; orig. blue, T.
and h., TRIPLE GUAR: S595. 81
On. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET. Call
AID. 2-S732. Ask for Bill Serhus on
the open lot, s am. to . pm. opp.
M NV. SERVICEMEN FINANCED.
CHEVROLET 80 VS. "210' 4-dr
$500 off list: Powerglide. r. and h.,
other extras, 2-tone, perfect, mos.
old, LOO mi, by pvt. owner. Emer-
gency. Sacrifice for LIST s2.095 offer.
CHEvRoLET 1854 sedan; / owner
Powerglide and heater Sl.345. Call
UN. 4-S9fS. ~
CHEVROLET 80 convertible; excel.
cond.: l owner: S645. oV. 3-5SiS.
CHEVROLET AS; fully equipped;
original finish; only 1854. $50 down.
other Chevrolets to choose from.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. JU; s.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oHEyRoL LI5a Il con. COW eps.: green e
Nc BUICK A Desier. Fla. s sVs. n.
at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
CHEVROLET 1858; Powerglide:
cream over green; turn signals,
heater, extras. Excellent condition.
Sl.150. Call AP. 7-4032. 81
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air 2-door;
2-tone blue finish; has radio. heat
er. and Powerglide. Appearance and
condition like new; S1;675. AKERs
OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAc CO.. Fair
dria. Va. OV. 3-035O.
IS CHEVROLET
Bel AIT; + ia and b. s-tOss gray and
down. 6-month or 6,000-mile war
ranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
go Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 7-ssOO
CHEVROLET 1858 "2f0" 9-door;
r. and h.. Powerglide: owner. Ex-
cellent condition. 81 ,l95 or best
offer. Call 10. 3-47l0 after 6 pm.
CHEVROLET so styleline de luxe
f aSp c0S moNR sea.eE oS sSs6 Ger w Ne
ave. NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes.
cHEv II H'i so styleline de luxe .
door; heater; Powerglide: car No.
3SS-A: S595. MONROE FORD, 510O
Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000. Open
c fEeS;i 81 z Pm 54 station wagon, heat.
er; low mileage; 2-tone green; like
new appearance; sl,795. Car No.
906-A. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
evenings till 9 pm. JU 5-7s04.
SO CHEVROLET
Bel Air; radio and heater; light blue;
a5 S"e down low 6 nov tRhile or Gsi
warranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
go Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 7-s3O0
CHEVROLET '52 convert; r. and h.,
PPoTerglide. baby blue. dark tlue too.
T 1SSys special dssso Sl'os5; Car No:
East H SSs. 81 sp poR Rd o ben
CHEVROLET 81 "Sio" 3edr; r and
n. Powerelide; low mileage: 2-tone
blue. Today's special price. 81 .595.
Car No. ala. MONROE FORD,
G l259 E East, hwy ST. spg... Nd.
CHEVROLET 81 Styleline de luxe
sedan; r; and h.: S695. Car No.
aye. NV. Wo. $4,000; open ewes.
It'll pm.
CHEVROLET so styleline de luxe
2-door; immaculate condition in
side and out. This car reflects the
tender care given by previous own
err. $685.. CHEVY CHASE CHEVRO-
LET, 7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-6100
Home OF County Club Used Cars"
leaving town: l owner: $3.50 OF
best offer. ia. 9-7OS2 -27
CHEVROLET 80 "210" 4-dr.: Power
glide. r.. h.; "-tone finish; clean;
low mileage: S1,095. Ii. 6-S346.