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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-07-29
PATROLMAN'S ACTIVITIES
MAKE SCHOOL FUNDS GROW
Increasing Court Docket From Traffic
Cases in Recorders Court
Yields Fines

The Dare County school fund is
growing rapidly, the result of traf-
fic cases brought for the most part
by Highway Patrolmen into Re
corder's Court. Judge Baum had a
lengthy session Tuesday.
Leroy Bowser was fined $50 for
driving at Is mph; also $25 for
reckless driving, also costs, and
will lose his drivers license.
Shelby Ray Pellet of Virginia
Beach failed to appear to answer
a reckless driving charge, and
George Croker, tourist court OPP
orator at Mays Head, forfeited a
$50 bond he signed for the de-
PENDANT.
A charge of reckless driving
against Phillip Perkins johnson of
his offense was not on the high
Creswell was dismissed, because
way, but on motor court. A
charge Of careless driving against
Mrs. Susie MalcO was dismissed.
Eugene Norman, colored, of Cur
rituck, was fined SIS and costs
and given a 30-day suspended sem
tence for assaulting Allan Gillard,
operator of negro dance hall at
Duck. A similar charge against
Jerome Lindsay and Roosevelt
Moore was dismissed.
Deputy Sheriff Darrell Daniels
of Wanchese brought his first traf-
fic case into court. Jethro Payne,
Jr. was fined $25 and costs. He
was charged with driving after
his license had been revoked, and
with driving so mph in 30-mile
zone.
William M. Cox, charged with
See COURT, Page Ten
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QUARTER MILLION
DOLLAR BUDGET
SET UP IN DARE
Commissioners Plan to Spend
$253.8s6. 10; New Motto:
Dam the Voters. Go
Ahead With JaiIs."

The theme slogan of the
Commissioners of Dare County
this week seemed to be "dam
the voters, go ahead and
build jails." On Monday they
adopted the proposals voted
down by the people earlier this
month, and plan to go ahead with
building a Jail at Manteo, and at
Buxton.
The county budget this year is
set at $253, 986.10. Budgets in most
of the county departpartments
were increased. They provided to
increase the tax rate from 80
cents to $1.15 throughout Dare
County. They will increase the tax
rate on Roanoke Island from sos
to $1.33.
The Commissioners appointed
Raymond Basnett, Charlie Will
liams Jr. and George Fuller to pick
a site for the Buxton jail. The
Board requested the Board of
Education to give them site ON
the old school grounds at Buxton
for this purpose. They appointed
Commissioners F.. P. White and
James w. Scarborough a commit
tee to work with the Navy on the
mosquito control project.
They voted the sum of $25, 900
to buy a $50 to 500 foot strip of
the Brinkley farm at Manteo, con-
tanning ten acres, for a site for
proposed high school. They voted
$4,000 to buy site for a school
at Kill Devil Hills. Commissioner
Scarborough declined to vote on
these items. He merely abstained
from expressing an opinion.
They voted to give F. B. Gas
kins back $22.74 penalties assessed
on taxes. They set up $4,000 for the
Dare County Tourist Bureau and
5000 to aid the celebration at Ro-
danthe, honoring the Old Life
Savers. They asked the Highway
Commission to improve three
roads at Avon and one at Buxton
leading to the home of J. S.
Turner.
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PRIEST OF NEGRO
BANK TO ADDRESS
"COLONY" VISITORS
A Full Days Program For Negro
Citizens at Fort Raleigh
Pageant Today
friday
By AYCOCK BROWN

An address by J. H. Wheeler,
president of the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank, Durham, N. c., and
choral music by the Norfolk
Staters, a 30-voice Mems Glee
Club of the Norfolk Division of
Virginia State College, will high
light the annual Negro Citizens
Day program at Paul Green's
symphonic drama The Lost Colony
here on Friday night, July 20, it
was announced today by General
Manager R. E. Jordan.
Jordan stated that DR.. S. D.
Williams, president, Elizabeth City
State Teachers College had CO.
operated in arranging the program
of Negro Citizens Day which is
an impressive annual event of The
Lost Colony since the dramas be-
ginning in 1887.
DIR. Williams stated that a local
housing committee to help care
for those planning to come down
and stay overnight included the
following: Lloyd Meekins, chair
man, Joe Tillett, Delilah Simmons,
Agatha Gray, Marshall Collins and
Kelly Golden.
Management of The Lost Colony
has announced that the National
Park Service would permit Negro
citizens into the National Historic
Site throughout the day on July
20, without charge and the Lost
Colony management has stated
that picnic facilities will be avail
able on the spacious Lost Colony
Parking Lot adjacent to Fort
Raleigh.
DR.. Williams stated that the pre-
performance program featuring
the address by the noted Mr..
Wheeler and the singing by the
Norfolk Staters would begin in
side Waterside Theatre at 1880
o'clock. The Lost Colony perform
ance, which is reported by critics
to be better than ever this year
will begin at 8:15. There will be
no reserved seats on Friday and
all tickets for all races will be
$1.80 and 80 cents.
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MANY INCREASES
IN DARE BUDGET;
REVENUE FALLS OFF
indications Are That Overspend-
ing Has Been Going On. and
Will Still Go On

The budget in Dare County for
the current fiscal year, shows
sharp increases in most depart
ments. Largest gain is in the Sher-
ifs office, which is $1,000, bring
ing the cost of this office up to
$18,170.
Substantial increases in salaries
for all the workers in the welfare
department a $500 increase in sal
airy for the Recorders Judge; an
increase of $1,000 for holding cleo
tons; an increase in salaries in
the health department are all COM
ing.
The amount of $21, $3.50 is set up
to cover interest and payments on
county bonds, and this is a saw
ings of $440 as the bonds grow
smaller. Oddly enough this saving
will not help, for the same amount
has been added to the Tax Super
visor's office, increasing that bud
get $440 and bringing the cost of
the office of $500. Register of
Deeds office increased $3.50.
A 1859 increase has been given
the Veterans office. The office of
County Accountant shows a $410
increase; the Clerk of Court, $110
increase. Few departments show
decreases.
Last years budget was original
ly set at $198,949.6O, but during
the year, without any prospect of
new income, the Board kept add
ing expenditures. The budget on
May Is had then expanded to
S209,025.47. AS of May Is, the an
ticipated revenue had fallen short
by some $4,000.
This year the Board has antici-
pated it will get an income of
$254,000. 1t will have to get, in
addition, enough to cover last
See INCREASES Page Ten
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THREE DAYS TO HONOR THE
MEMORY OF HATTERAS ISLAND
HEROES OF THE SEA SHAPE UP
An Interesting Well as Spectacular Program
Will Do Honor to the Men Of the Coast Guard
Service. With Memorial Program at Fair
haven Church Led by Capt. Roy Bishop. USN
Chaplain OF the Atlantic Fleet.

RODANTHE, July 28.-The twin
communities of Rodanthe and
Waves are looking forward to a
glorious celebration beginning Fri
day, August IL and extending
through Sunday, when more than
SO veterans of the old Life Saving
Service and several hundred of the
Coast Guard will be honored in
elaborate ceremonies.
Chairman w. w. Edwards said
no effort nor expense will be spar
ed to make this memorable event.
A luncheon will be given the old
Life Savers, and other notable
guests. The Elizabeth City High
School band is expected, along with
other invited guests, to do their
drills and furnish music for the
big day, which is Saturday, the
18th.
Visitors are expected to begin
pouring into this village about
moon on Friday, and housing ac-
commodations are being arranged.
The first events will be boxing
matches Friday night to get things
warmed up bit.
Ceremonies will begin promptly
at 10 o'clock Saturday with music
and the invocation by Rev. A. E.
Tyson, pastor of the Fairhaven
Methodist Church. A. H. Gray will
lake the welcome speech. Re-
Sc for the County Board of
IN nissioners will be by Melvin
- aniels, the Clerk to the Board.
-merous invited guests heading
up the Coast Guard, the Park
Service and public officials, will
be presented. David Stick of Kill
Devil Hills will recite some of the
great deeds done by the old Life
Savers of the vicinity. Congress-
man Herbert C. Bonner will make
the principal speech honoring the
veterans.
Spectacular and exciting drills
will follow the lunch hour. First
is a beach apparatus rescue drill,
which will be done by retired men
of the service. They will show
they have not become too rusty
to come to aid in time of need, de-
spite their years away from the
beach. This drill will be followed
by a demonstration of latest meth
DDS as done by helicopter from
the Elizabeth City Coast Guard
Air Station. Then there will be a
c&psize drill by men of the shore
stations Of the Coast Guard, where
they upset their craft, climb on
top and back to safety in the sea.
Swimming races are planned,
fishing contests are in the making,
and there may be a beauty con-
test. There will be dance on Fri
See HONOR, Page Ten
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o Warming
It also
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sendbac by adn
il of the atrs
whhh smosp Iuackng
by Bn Dixon cNeH
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THESE ARE NAMES OF
OLD TIME LIFE SAVERS

The committee for celebration
for the Coast Guard at Rodanthe
August 12-14, have received the
names of the following men who
have served at some time in the old
Life Saving Service, which was
consolidated with the Coast Guard
in 1915. These men will be invited
as honor guests at Rodanthe, Aug
ust 18th:
DAVIS LITTLETON GRAY, and
ARTHUR v. MIDGETT, Waves,
N. C.
w. Bembury Miller, Eugene G.
Gray, James w. Scarborough, Mel
son Gray, of Avon, N. c.
Clarence p. Brady, Nasa F. Jen-
nette, Warren Midget, Bernice R.
Balance, Cyrus H. Gray of Bux-
r. N. C.
rlie S. Styron, of Hatteras,
W n Marchant Meekins, Claude
Jones, Edward w. Etheridge,
Walter Otis Dough, Washington
Franklin Baum, Christopher Co
lumbus Midget, Samuel Alonzo
Stowe, Ohio c. Ward, Clyde Has
sell, w. Van Lewark, Roscoe Bur-
rus, Sr., of Manteo, N. c.
Joe Etheridge Midget of New
York.
Arthur J. Fulcher, 311S Cot
tage Toll Road, Norfolk, Va, Jess
M. Rogers, sO4 E. 26th St., Nor
folk, Va.
Request is made that names OF
all former veterans of the Life
Saving Service be sent to the Chic
amacomico Committee, P. Q Box
rs, Rodanthe, N. G.
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SCHOOL OF FINE
ARTS PROGRAM IN
MANTEO AUGUST

Under the sponsorship of the
Roanoke Island School of Fine
Arts, program of music, dance
and theatre, will be presented in
Manteo School auditorium on Mon
day evening, August l, at 8
o'clock.
The program will include Walt
Whitman's drum Taps" put to
music by Howard Hanson and
presented on Monday by the choir
class. The choir is under the direc-
See SCHOOL, Page Ten
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ELMER R. DOWDY, for the past
twenty years teacher of vocational
agriculture, has resigned his posi-
ton with the Hillsboro High
School to enter private business.
Mr.. Dowdy has accepted a posi-
ton as Southeastern States region
al manager for the Jones Food
Supplement Company of Compton,
California, international distribu-
tors of "Abundavita', a food
supplement for people.
Mr.. Dowdy is a native of Curri-
tuck County, a brother of L. l..
Dowdy of Harbinger and T. G..
See DOWDY, Page Ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK '53 Super Riviera; T. and h.:
Dynafiow, WV. tires: Indian red
50i-A. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hwy2 Sill. Spgy Nd Mdi Open
BUICKS-'4s 2-tone sedan. Dyna.,
7; and h.. ss99; so special d sedan
master sedanette. Dyna., r. and h.,
SS49; '52 Super Riviera. blue. white
top, Dyna., r; and h.. S1.199; 90
Riviera a hardsop.; no ?-tone' Dyna;,
tires. 1000 miles, like new, S2,399
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th, Ii. 6-6464.
Dynafiow. We have Of these carl
to choose from: SI.795 ea TEMPLE
MOTORS; 1915 Diaeonal I'd. Alex
andria. Va. XII. S-4S00
CADILLAC So convertible: excel
a a9ls piasonal I'd. Alex. Va. K1
CA6fIIAc '5s convertible: 14,ooo
MI: like new; one owner: HYDRA.
power steering and radio: price
$1,000; Best buy in town. See MR.
c EhiEHP l isao L c st; n nons. Evdr.
Matte. radio, heater; beautiful, like
new: also white-wall tires: sacrifice
terms, Sl,095. MR.. ARTHUR. 1876
r. /. ave. ne. 2Ss
CADILLAC SO "62" sedan: r. and
h.. Hydra-Matic: new Wv. tires:
power steering. Autronic-Eye: Gus
tom seat covers. lots Of other
equipment: low mileage: like new;
$500. PENNY MOTORS. 1920 r. /
ave. ne. LA. 6-220O. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN '52 Somerset 4-dr. sedan;
excel cond. throughout. A real value
for S495. NASH ARLINGTON
CORP, Indoor Showroom, 2015 N.
Moore st. Arl. (Rosslyn). Va. IA.
AUSTIN iJssTiiS' 81 4-dr. sedan: sale price.
1895; largest selection Of small for
eign and American cars. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO INC: tEst, 1910: Kai-
S SfHIfE f0 HE AHsYiN M Of EH adkRs
9TH at r st. NV. NO. 1900.
BRANCH sales, 1910 King ST.. Alex.
BRiTIsA ToRDs zErHYR 4:dr, s?s7;
sss7, T and NJ a g. Mo JAck pf PR9
LTD l4th and P. See Jack Pry
BUICK 80 Super Riviera hardtop:
Sl,699. HORNER's BUICK, 1893
B Mi9n n 81 sT E-Y hssISdtoD heater.
4S5 TEMPLE MOTORS, s4Oo
BUICK, 81 Super 4-dr., + and h.
Dynasog This Is real bly, Sy,, sop ~
Bnick. 81, q and 4-dr.. T. and b,
Dynaflow: several Of these cars to
choose from Verv clean and in ex-
cellent condition; 81 .795, TEMPLE
dria Va: KI. 9-l131 an,
TEMPLE MOTORS, $49Q River I'd :
BUICK '53 Roadmaster 4-dr.; black;
81, 100. HoRNER's BUICK. 1899
MINI. ne, LII. 1-0226. 20
BUlCkS Horner's Corner. 1929
Mimi ave. ne. A choice selection OF
R mSSsii n.s snG s sESSi II soR sHSs
Buick, "a Super 4-dr. r. and b.,
Dynanow; very clean car looks and
rlns. Ike nneg: Ss,195 TEMPLE
andria, Va. XII $4,000.
BUICK "a Century Riviera hardtop:
$500. HoRNERS BUICK. 1929
MINI. ne, LII. 1925. go
BUICK 1888 Special 4-dr.; 2-tone:
Dynafiow, all equip, Wv. tires;
10000 MI; one owner. co. $4,000,
BUICK "a Special de luxe 4-dr i;
s2,l99. HORNER's BUICK. 3S29
MINI. ne, Lu. 1925. 20
BUICK so Special 4-door; Dynafiow,
radio, heater. turn signals, back up
lights: one-owner; buy Of the day,
$745; sstock No. 203: safety-tested
for your protection; 3o-day written
PAUL BROS. (OLDS.)
WIS. AND ELIIcoTT ST. NV. .
KE. 7-130s. OPEN DAILY TILL 0
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE
'50 CHEVROLET

~ Nf16t nOLG4
1 owner, low mileage. 4-dr., r. and
b.. matching covers. Exceptional
t tf1t car Priced to sell quickly
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-9002. Open Til $3.50. Weekdays
CHEVROLET 1854 "aIO" 4-dr.: r.
and h. seat covers, low mileage. /
owner: dark blue finish. Car has
Price very special: si4s5'
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va.
USed-Csr Lot
Phone ia. Ellie. open Daily. Q g to .
CHEVROLET so convertible: :. and
MOTORS. 340o River I'd. Alex. Va:
cAIEEyR66LLfsif; 81 e.dr,: JET BLACK
s sGAHI9 f 6sIy E9UR s eAEEsRE q
S6ab, i've dollars Is, down; r. and
h. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET TRIPLE
GUARANTEE Call AID. 2-S722. ask
for Bill SerhuS on open lot, across
from new-csr showroom. 33rd and
ssEs S'sl Rn pI MAJ E 9 5;@
cars and new. -
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air sport
coupe; r., and hes c.: less than
ordered abroad. AD. 4-Ssio. is
CHEVROLET 1881 conv.: orie. dark
green finish black top. r. and h.;
appearance ike new owner.
See this one price. $685..
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike, Arlington. Va.
Used-Car Lot
Phone IA. 7-1l16. Open Daily, 9 to .
CHEVROLET 81 station wagon 4
door; 3 seats, metal body; low mile
serviced regularly. Original OWNER,
c IL s6aEsp' '5s "e1o. 4-dr.: beaut
orig. slate-erey finish with r. and
h.. signals. rear seat speaker: extra
current market, s. .64s Trade rad Dt ara
terms. KIRK MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga.
ave. IA. 9.4S00. rs
CHEVROLET 54 beaut. Bel-Air
series: hardtop. convertible. Strik;;
ing canary yellow and green and !
driven less than q mos. by partic-
ular owner. Power-drive, r. and h..
Wv. tires. Special. 81 $40. Bank
financing. KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000
CHkvRoLET . so de 81 j. sedan; r. and
h. two-tone blue: good cond. sos.
VILLAGE MOTORS, INC. l4th and
Rhode Island ave. me- AID. 4-od44
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe cdr: fully
equipped; ready to roll S495: 500
dn.. cash or trade. MCNEIL pom
TIAC. 1890 Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000.
In the Heart of Bethesda. 90
CHEVROLET so Bel Air hardtop:
Powerglide; radio. black finish: a
rare bargain at $685.. NASH AR
LINGTON CORP. Indoor Showroom,
2015 N. Moore ST.. Arl. tRosslyn),
Va. ia. $1,000. 10
CHEVROLET "a Cdr: fully equip.
less 18th than 1000 miles; s5 real d steal
cash or trade. MCNEIL PONTIAC,
1920 Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. In the
Heart of IRethesda 90
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CADILLACS
81 Coupe DeVille. "a 80" 4-door.
80 conv, -. conv., 't2 Coupe De-
Vile, 81 GO 4-door. 81 Coupe
DeVille. N club coupe. AZ 7-passen-
ger. These cars are in 1st-class
cono.. most Of them I-owner cars
One of the best selections in town.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
l1l7 r. l. AVE. NE. DU. 7-S300
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CADILLAC "a 80" Special Fleet
miles: brand-new cond.: an the ex-
ira eauipmesnnt. except eir1e sHs a. j
%ooDNER. Rm. 1853 after 5 pm.
CADILLAC 40 4-dr.; T., and h: this
car Is very clean: l.045. TEMPLE
MOTORS. 34O0 River rd.' Alex. va
c Al IL lS' SO cdr. coupe; private
has been gssf ns se eopS Sa
all power features. Servieed regu-
larry By AKERs CADILLAC. sl.ss6.
CADILLAC 80 "6e" 4-door: beau
tiful blue finish. fully equip. with
white tires. power steering, 7. and
h. Hydra. cleo. windows and seat.
s ss16usS sSvtF'' ont ETC., sSsei como
Suburban Cadillac-OldS. Co.
702O ARL. RID. BETH. OIL 5000
CADILLAC "a ''62" sedan: beautiful
green finish; fully equipped, includ-
E ne 9rss :sstsp Gee esEsT
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
l222 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1851: light blue; auto
radio. dual speakers; heater and de-
foster: Wv tires: low mi; excel.
cond priced below market for Quick
sale at Sl.6a5 by DVt. owner. sk'
CADILLAC 81 convertible: 2l.0oo
miles: like new; U. S. Royal Master
Wv tires; Sl.995. ia. $780,
CADILLAC ISL "6e'' sedan: pastel
blue finish. fully equip. with Hydra.
( r and I, h 7as seat covers etc. im"ac
Suburban Cadillac Odds. Co.
1920 ARL. RID. BETH. OIL. $500
CADILLAC '53 "89" coupe; cabc;
gray finish: equipped with. radio
heater, power SS. cs stser Rms ,.n and Wv
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST: $4,000
CADILLAC AZ Fleetwood; Hydra. r
and h.: $500. HORNER'S COR
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th
CADILLAC 81 $50" Special Fleet;
wood 4-door; 2-tone blue and
cream, WV. tires. Hydra Matte. 7.
and h.. cleo. windows, tsilqr-mas6oe
TORS. $500 Ga. ave. sill. Spg.. Nd.
JU. 7-1SSS.
CADILLAC 1851 Series g., 4-door;
low mileage, owner, Hydra, r.
and h; appearance and condition
show excellent care; 81 .S75. AKERS
OLDS-CADILLAC CO.. Fairlineton
shopping center. Alexandria. Va.
OV. 3-035O
CHEVROLET '53 convertible: power
steering. power brakes: r. ana r..
clean car Sl.595. TEMPLE MO-
TORS. 1916 Diagonal I'd. Alex.
CHEVROLET '53 Model 30 2-dr.
T. and h.: Sl,195. TEMPLE NO.
TORS. 3400 River I'd. Alex. Va.
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BUICK 80 SPECIAL 4-dr:; light blue;
BUICK MitIi 1 1915 4.dr.; $1,000 miles, ]
owner; black; T. and h.. excellent
mechanical cond., excellent transp.
Sl95, OIL. 4-4174 bet. 9-l2 any
BUICK 9H6niHi iia4o 5.pass. Limited sedan;
miles. Being sold to settle estate;
$3.50. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Juniper BLESS. 30
BUICK $50 Riviera 2-door; 2-tone
green: Dynaiiow, r. and n. power
steering and brakes. tailor made
S ssss covers gTned plus s otafs sqsD%enb
MOTORS. sS5s Ga. ave. Sill. sps.
BUICK tic IA Century cent? o-door Riviera
blue and light gray finish; Wv
s s.es ps9 onS s6so and miles, r. s4as
sil. spg.. Nd, IT. 7-Ssss.
dition: S199. HoRNERs BUICK
$500 MINI. ne. LII. 1-9226. go
BUICK SO 4-door sedan; DynS1ow
power steering. other extra equip
TOR CO. INC. 1907 E.-W. hwy. Cat
o.. ave., Sill. spg., Md, Ju. 9-4500
BUICK - Super convertible. power
steering; S2,649. HoRNER'S BUICK
1929 MINI. me-, LII. 1925. -.29
BUICK 81 convertible g to choose choose
equipment: S2,5a5. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO. INC, 1909 E.-W. hwy
lat Ga. ave.). Sill. Spg.. Md. JU
BUICK '54 hardtop g to choos,
FROM. Dynafiow,, r, and h; othel
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC;
1909 E.-W hwy. Cat Ga. ave.). Sill
Spg.. Md. JU. 9-4500.
BUiCKS-'5l Super and Roadmastel
4-drs.; $40 and 5000. -HORNER' s
BUICK. 1929 MINI. neg LII. l-9S26
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'53 CHEVROLET

"21O" 4-dr.. owner, like new
equipped with r. and h., matching
covers. A real beauty Huncreds OF
dollars below current prices. Special
S1,l95. LAT others to choose from
BE sure to check with
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-9002. Open Til 9:30. weekdays
IS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1858
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1851 styIeIine 4-dr.;
orig. Jet black finish. new Wv.
tires. PoEerslide. T. and h.. seat
but buy this one for S799.
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike, Arlington. Va.
Used-car Lot
Phone IA. 7-lll6. Open Daily. . 70 Q
1919 cdr. sedan: good
mechan. cond;; excel tires, T. and
c h; Spd 4; IS; s. S43s $40 Oh 4-5S!7L - -,
taliic blue dnish: fully equip. IL 900
mi. orig. owner: new: cost over
new: will sacrifice for $3.50 or best
offer. Home phi. RA. 3-7S00.
1854 Bel Air cow:
really smart It's blue with blue
1855. AKERs oLps-cxDiLLAc
Alexandria. Va, OV. 3-O35O.
CHEVROLET 40 4-door; S395. II
YOU can find a cleaner 40 in the
City Wen apologize for this ad.
Feast your eyes on it at WILLIAMS
cHrR Sk6EE 2sh 6 ana NJ e s5S e nw:
r. and h. loo miles. j owner:
sun visor, Wv. tires. beaut.
throughout. 1890 Wilson blvd:
CHEVROLET 1859 de luxe 4-door
sedan: has r. and h., custom covers,
cA IenL 9S CO. o." Fai AhTSS Shop
ping center. Alexandria. Va. OV.
3-0350.
1850 Styleline de luxe
4-dr.; l owner: dark gray, finish:
e c1t'i Specially ai priced, s4se. inc new
RoSenthai Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike, -Arlington. Va.
Used-Csr Lot
Phone ia. 1-l1l6. Open Daily 8 to
CHEVROLET "a 2-door: Powerglide,
heater, turn signals, Wv. tiresi
low mileage, 2-tone finiSni ao wmTst
Ct s,s only 81 49, Ri b sb D; M MI H.
SO convertible; Power
top; ST COS. silver SPRING Mo
tat Ga. ave.. Sil. sps.' Nd. Ju.
"a $40" e-door; Pow
erglide, heater. turn. sies.; a-tone
finish. low mileage; Sl.495. SILVER
SPRING HOTOR CO., INC. 1902
E.-W hwy. lat Ga, ave., Sill. sps..
CHEVROLET - Styleline de luxe
.-dr 2-tone Rray finish. fully
equipped. extra clean. excel. cond.
Only S995. WISSINGER CHEVRO-
LET CO; Seven, Corners. Falls
CHEyROLETS '55s; all styles; less
than 90 miles; save $500 to 5000.
AZ Mass. ave. NV. Elk. 3-l442.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
VACATION PLACES

ON A FARM, in the Blue
Ridge Mountains. near Shenandoah
River: 2-bedroom cottage, completely
furnished; farm pond for swimming
and fishing; riding; $40 a week; re-
duced rate for longer periods. For
reservation and details. write NOR
CANS MILL FARM. Bluemont, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
BLUE RIBBON

Are .eing given all over the country
to the 41-ft.. 2-bedrm. American
Coach. Dollar for dollar you can't
peat this hiehigraoe mobile home.
dependable; all materials are dur
able manufactured by 1st-class me-
chanios; advanced engineering has
given this mobile home attrac, lines
on the outside and luxurious beauty
inside. The American 41-ft. can
be yours today for only S5.075,
Sso,4i per mo. Call write or visit
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC:
1850 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-323l