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because he wanted to make an
other provision law permitting
payment of salary to whomever
he might appoint to fill a va
cancy on the Acc while Con-
gresS is not in session.
The provision in the bill which
drew the Presidents ire was in
serted by Democrats in Congress
after Thomas E. Murray, a
Democratic member of the Acc,
declared he had been kept in
the dark about terms of the con-
Itroversial Dixon Yates contract.
ACC chairman Lewis Strauss
disputed this.
Signs for Pay Section
In a statement issued at the
White House today. the Presi-
dent said:
II sign this measure because
Of the necessity of its first Sec
ton which permits payment of
salary to an interim appointee
to fill the existing vacancy on
the Atomic Energy Commission,
THE second section is an I'M
necessary piece of legislation
land irrelevant to the first sec
ton. :.
1.-THE purpose Of the second
section is stated to be to give all
commissioners equal access to
information necessary in the
performance Of their duties as
commissioners. Existing law
fully accomplishes this with its
provisions for equal RESPONSE
bility and equal authority for
each member of the commission.
Most commissioners have
previously indicated their belief
that the existing law is adequate
and clear. The chairman of the
commission has nevertheless rec
commended that I sign the bill
and accordingly do So"
Campbell Vacancy
The present vacancy on the
Acc results from the resigna-
ton several months ago of
Joseph Campbell to become
Controller General.
Mr.. Eisenhower nominated
Allen Whitfield, Des Moines
lawyer and Republican politi-
clan, to succeed Mr.. Campbell.
But after Democratic objections
in Congress. the President later
withdrew this nomination on
Mr.. Whitfield's request.
While Mr.. Eisenhower has not
yet named another man to the
Acc post. he is expected to do
80 soon. Since the vacancy ex-
listed more than 30 days before
Congress adjourned, the recess
could not be paid any
salary without the special legis-
lation signed by the President
today.
The President also signed rs
private relief bills. This leaves
III bills remaining to be acted
on.
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Coost Areas Prepare tor Hurricane
Connie. Poee A.
estimated in the Weather Bu-
reau's noon advisory at 125 miles
an hour-10 miles an hour lower
than previously. 1t was still
anybody's guess how the hurri-
cane would affect the Washing
ton area.
The hurricane was virtually sta
tionary, and was expected to re-
main that way until around mid
night tonight. It was at lati-
tude 31.3 north and longitude
1873 west, about 225 miles south
west Of Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Future Still in Doubt
The Weather Bureau said the
future of the big storm still is
in doubt, but that it probably
would begin to move again to-
night, possibly toward Cape
Lookout. N. C.
Hurricane warnings were or.
dered up south of Southport,
N. C.-near Wilmington - to
Myrtle Beach. All other ilurri-
cane warnings, from Myrtle
Beach to the Virginia capes, and
northeast storm warnings else
where from Savannah, Ga, to
Block Island, were continued.
The Weather Bureau said
winds will continue to increase
from Charleston northeastward,
reaching gale force on the North
Carolina coast by early tonight,
and probably hurricane force by
morning.
Tides Continue to Rise
Tides were expected to con.
tinue rising to 4 feet above nor
NAL, from the Virginia capes to
Myrtle Beach by evening, with
further rises later.
A hurricane alert was Extend
ed northward to Cape Ann,
Mass.
The hurricane was bringing
heavy swells and high waves
along exposed places on the
North Carolina coast. 1t already
was affecting tides in the Wash
ington area.
Hurricane winds extend 100
miles north and east and so
miles to the southwest of the
storms center. There were
gales 800 miles north and east.
and $50 miles to the southwest.
"All precautions should be
continued in the area of warm
ing display and all interests
should remain on the alert for
further advices," the Weather
Bureau said in it's advisory.
Winds at Norfolk, Va, were
reported up to Is miles an hour,
and a short distance off shore,
gusts up to so miles an hour were
reported.
The approach of the storm
brought furry of activity all
along the coast, residents and
Ivacationers fled or battened
down, the military services
moved its aircraft inland, the
Navy moved its big ships to
safer waters, and the Red Cross
and Civil Defense set up special
facilities.
High winds were not expected
in the Washington area until
tomorrow. The Weather Bureau
said they probably will be &C
Icompanied by rain. Today was
cloudy and comparatively cool.
Tides in the Potomac and
'Anacostia Rivers, raised by the
hurricane, were expected to be-
about 3 feet above normal today.
They were about half a foot
above normal last night.
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United Stotes Troops With Teor Cos
| RepeI Korean Mob. Poee Abb
commission until Saturday to
Iget out of South Korea. The
government Of Syngman Rhee
charges these Communist dele
gates with spying.
| Mr.. Dulles told a news con-
ference that South Korea's
sentiment on this point has con-
siderable justification.
While the United States SYM
pathizes with this sentiment,
Mr.. Dulles continued. we cannot
approve the means by which
these sentiments are being ex-
pressed
This referred to riotous dem
Ionstrations which have resulted
in injuries to number of
American troops which are
pledged to protect the super
yisory commission.
Hope Of Solution
| At the same time, Mr.. Dulles
offered Seoul hope that the
situation can be changed by
peaceful means. Mr.. Dulles said
! he was inclined to feel that the
commission composed of
Sweden and Switzerland as well
as Czechoslavkia and Poland
is not serving any useful pur-
pose at this time. 1t was set
up by the Geneva agreement
ending the Korean war. Teams
Of the commission, composed of
a representative from each of
the four countries on the COM
mission, are supposed to have
authority to roam all of Korea
to guard against armistice viola
tions.
The South Korean govern
ment, however, contends that
the team in North Korea are not
allowed to function properly
while Communist representatives
spy in the south.
Mr.. Dulles said the commits
sion was set up as a short-term
plan pending political reunifica-
ton of North and South Korea.
This has not come about, he
noted, and some sections of the
armistice agreement are not
particularly adapted to a con-
tinuing situation.
Cites Long Delay
Mr.. Dulles said the problem
of how to solve this situation has
been under serious consideration
for a long time. In the mean
while. he emphasized, the United
States has an obligation to pro-
tect the commission members
who, he said, have a sort of
diplomatic status. He said Mr..
Rhee was fully aware Of Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
BY JAMES E. ROPER

Secretary Of State Dulles to-
day urged South Korea to use
patience in dealing with the
Neutral Nations Supervisory
Commission.
South Korea has given the
Czech and Polish members Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
PRIEST VISITS
STAINS TOWN

STAIN WAS A PoET-soms
poetry written by Stolin os q youth
and the place where the dictotor was
born ore described by the Rev.
Georges Bissonnette, CothoIie chaplain
in Russia, in his lost Of O series OF 10
articles appearing on pose BIZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
President Signs
Unnecessary
Acc
Clause Providing
Equal Access to
Dutu AssuiIed
BY GARRETT D. HORNER

President Eisenhower today
condemned as unnecessary
legislation STIMULATING that all
members of the Atomic Energy
Commission be given equal ac-
cess to information necessary in
performance of their duties.
He signed the measure con-
tanning that provision, however,
President Signs Districts lnsonity PIeo
Measure. Poee 81
Reserves Bill "FoIls Short" but President
Signs 1t. Pose Alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10

United Stotes Troops With Teor Cos
RepeI Korean Mob. Poee Abb
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Hurricane Marks Time
off Carolina Coast
Blow Here
ByTempest
Is Uncertain

Hurricane Connie, diminished
slightly in force, lowered near
the Carolina coast today, threat
ening to move inland over areas
badly mauled last year by Hur-
ricane Hazel.
Highest winds around the
center Of the hurricane were
Coost Areos Prepare for Hurricane
Connie. Poee A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Guide for Readers

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Classified C-5-l4 Obituary 49, ABS
Comics ---A-4o-4l Rodio-TV A-38-39
Editorial ----A-24 Sports -----C-l-4
Edit'l Articles AIS Womon's
Finoneiol- ASH. Section ---B-4-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10

The Al day streetcar bus
strike, moving toward settlement
with all the speed of an $780,
model horse-car, will have an
other fling at bargaining this
afternoon.
Mediation Commissioners Gill
bert S. McCutcheon and James
Evening star., 1955-01-19
sAUToMoBILEs ron sALE

FORD 1853 customItns VS. rcrdor
sedan; with Fordomatie. radio.
heater: 2-tDne lancer maroon finish
WAY-FoRD. 3O51 II st. NV. AID.
2-0fS5. Open TO 8, Sat. 'ti ..
FORD 1854 Mainline SO Tudor;
eeuipped: Sea Haze green nnish
With harmcnizing inteTieI; SLABS.
hD. s,siss oSsn Sgoi e Q. Sat & Ri aiS;. Z.
FORD 1859 convertible with Fqrdo-
tires; 81, 295. PARKwAY-FoRD
3051 N st. NV, AD. 2-01S5. Open
8 TO 9. sat I'll 3.
FORD '53 crestiine Victoria thard
topl: with .'gas-sayings overdrige.
.ts ssdio. heater; .:. s.tons sreen snna finish.
Wla-Fosb, Elss tEss stssi 4 lsso t. NV. rATE ab.
2-0JS5. Open o to o. sat. I'll 4.
FORD 1858 Mainline ts6" Tudor;
equipped; Cascade green finish with
y6sn ES a6ss siTss; n q q os5; r p6RkwiAY- s1Siss
voHn ops so., e 2. ,, sst 't,i g. r,,a.v. -,
wood tan finish, and excellent in
terror S745. PARKWAY FORD.
5051 N 81. nv, AD. 2-01s5. Open
q to o. sat til 8.
FORD '52 Victoria hard TOP ''S';;
striking 2-tone colors and immac.
throughout: fully saIipped with !. !;
car IN perfect mechanical condition.
Priced for quick sale at $1.2Ss.
Bank financing. KIRK MOTOR 60.
FORD "a sedan-deiivery; cannot be
told from z new car; si.29S. SO
sII aSS; sebTrs sToHhAN hh g7sssE AL VI iSr g.
8ervicemen financed
81 corv.; r.. h.i low mile
age: up tot30 miles to gal: immac1-
late cond; throughout; 50-day guar; !;
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont
aye. nv. AD 4-430o. Open ewes
HtibisOoS a' isis super ae,' 4-dr.; !;
$495; radio. heater. seat covers; In
to drive 1t ON the road. WILLIAMS
y BAKER. Goth and M SITS. NV.
HUDSON '4s 4-door sedan, r. and h.;
priced today at onlv. S2g5; no money
%Tfr42s VIII Sa a2S5fSia sSfcE fssS sSS sleeo Sas2
sHnsoS aYe; on ~ super @e'. sedan; Be beau
tiful l-owner car. with radio. heater,
seat covers; dark green finish; S5p5.
written guarantee. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. S0l0 r. !. ave. me-, DE.
2-63fl2.
BUDsON SO Commander '.6' sedan;
HYDRA Matte, r. and h. turn signals;
! owner; AL condition. $500: writ
ten uarantee. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
GinsoS aS5s Ias, aye snsr n,s s pE sOs; siaS cpe
radio and heater and sun visor; i
owner: excel. cond. Looks and runs
perfect: safety tested throughout;l
bargain price. S64B. PAUL BROS.
tOldsl KE. f-13O6. Wis. ave. and
Eilicott st. NV. Open daily til 8.
HUDSON ~ sedan; r. h. And 1880
club coupe: r, b.. top cond. These
cars must 90; no money down.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. 1929 r !,
!. ave. ne. -
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AUToNoBILEs FoR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
\: :G.s-p o choose from From
$sss JACK sRY. l4th and
S495: Large selection OF one-oWner.
small ferelen and American cars
MANHATTAN AUTO fEst. 1915,
Kaiser Wiliys and exclusive dealer
fer austin Of England. Austin Healy.
~ q. and Norris Minor. In Wasli-
Afee. At zth At r sts. nv. North
King ST.. Alex. Va. King s-5sas.
NASH 1949 4-door 500; heater and
radio: 5000 tires and mechanical
condition, Here Is good transports.
ton al . harsain price, 1895. I. p.
STAFFORD NASH, INC. S601 colese
vile rda Silver SPRING. Nd. ~.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Desperation
is the most

lis the most
expensive heodoehe
new cor buyers hove.
Wise folks ore buying |
almost new cars and
saving hundreds OF
dollars. Stop in todoy
and see these Safe Buy
beauties.
"a Mercury - S2,695 |
Mant. cony.a 1000 miles; all
power equipped; Mere o Matte, |
I. and H., ,w.-w. tires,
'54 Mercury $2,295
Mont. sedan, a-tene, ed. power
brakes and seat. Wv. tires,
r. and hi $500 miles.
'53 Lincoln S2,l95
CeSmo. sedan, black, Wv. tires,
power brakes and sentl low
fnileaEeI like new.
so lincoins,
$695 TO $S45 |
Cesms. club esupes and sedsnsi
Z. aud h., Wv. tires, Hydra.
Matte. electric seat, ete.i lew
81 Ford SI,l45 /
Customiine "s" sedan, Fordo.
matte, =. and h., s-tone paint,
w.-w. tires, 10000 niiesi like
SO Mercury SI,795
Ment. sedan, 7.ao0 miles, Mere.
0.Matie. .. and h.. Wv. tiresi
hlark; like new.
81 Mereurys.
$695 TO S895 |
Ciss ee1pes and sedansi fully
81 chevEolets S695 |
Sedan. 5 10 choose fromj Fewer,
Ellde. ', and hi clean cars.
so 0ldsmobile $695 /
Cenvg I. and n. hydra, w.-w.
tires, electric seat and vindews.
81 Mereurys $l.29S |
ssdrx. aud 4 -drs., Mere -0-Matics
and ads, Z. and hi low mile
sse ears.
so Mereurys $5s5 |
Cub sonpes ana sedans, I. and
~ eds. eeserti clean ears.
10 Willys S4e5 |
StAtieh vagsnt 0-syi, hsafer,
evsrdriveg dark greens nll-snetal
hsdy, very clean.
Mayilewsr Meters los.
washls oidest LtaecIn-wercxrv
Dealer
Ssol Old Biedeasbuss RI. |
q piney brenek, s. s., Md. i
~. 5-3ls9
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AuToMoRlLEs a fok sALE

LINCOLN .sss ecups 8s1s. In.
ancpiete. low miles FLOOD Pom
TLAe. lsai connectis1t Wo. q
1 LiNS6LN Iess Capri eonvertihie.
we're meking no bones aeout this
being the ultimate. the sharDest TO
be found. immaculate. empire Green
flnish. dark green TOP. dual range
Hydia-Mstie. radio. heater. slss.
walls: interior Is finished in match
inr tWo-tone leather. Deal with your
Lincoln Mercury new-ear dealer. a
value at only S2,695. M0NTGOM-
ERY STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer, 37I5 Biadensbure I'd. AP
MERcuRY "a Monterey hard top:
Merc-O-Matie. $2.l99. HORNER'e
BUICK. 3S29 MINI. ne, Lo. l.
MERCURY 80 4-aoor sedan. +, and
t' Il only SnEs's sses. Sr Terms. oTao VII
LiAMS BUICK. 20oI Nichols ave; Sc.
MERCURY "a 4-dr Monterey; Mere
O-Matsc. power steering. l.. h.. low
mileage: owner. 10 l-:f956, -19
MERCURY 81 station wagon; T. and
b.. orerdrive. spotlieht, turn signals.
orig. green finish; priced right;, so
day guar; S995. HILL q SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
i4th st. NV. NO. 7-l111. Open
ewes. It'll 8. sat. It'll 5.
1851 club coupe: radio and
heater: Mere-O. Matte drive; $Se5.
Car No. 712B. MONROE FORD.
51d9 Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 6-S0oO
Open ewes. til 9 pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AuToMoaiLFs foR sAll

F0RD 1854 cnston1ltns yorder sedan;
very low mileage: Ike new. S1:JT6.
Call AD. 2-37aI. 20
FORD 1889 customiine VS. Pofdor.
g-tone.: white sidewalks. seat covers.
/ undereoat: $500; going overseas
must sell; win accept sterling II.
FORD late 1853 Victoria: green with
ivory top: Fordomntic, Z. and n;
sSe0 ssse Usres me-. Pf55deSe' o sfdl.sSa s1 ri
ORD '53 custom VS. convertible;
sharp. sharp light green and tan
top; radio. heater, Fofdomatie.
white tires: really low mileage. A
sms5t buy; Sd;475s. AYERS QLDs-
ton shopping center. AIexandris. Va.
|FokiD 1877 1881 Tudor de luxe "s.:
equipped with warm Maeic-Air
mileage and very CLEAN throughout:
only SOS. EDMoNDs MOTORS
!Ford) 329s wilson blvd. Arl. Va.
FORD 81 Custom "s. club coupe;
.!!t bea!gtiiul ....E .Hswthorn-gIssn tinish.
70 test drive this one; owners pspu-
MoNns o Motors o7 tPordj p @ ssSs WI WI
son blvd, Ari.. Va, IA. 5-8s22.
FORD 1852 Fordor Custom ''e";
equipped with 6-tuhe radio and
@ sreen snish. s5 Sof . suiui truly tins sSn. ear.
be sure to see and drive this one;
going today at only 81 .095. Ed
MONDS MOTORS fFordl, 32gS WI
son blvd. Ari., Va. ia. 5-SSa2.
FORD 1854 Victoria; !; and IA turn
sPsfnG slssf cd MToR syfs Sd ssf iNc sIIySoss ioos
E:-W. hwy. tat Ga. ave.l. sii. 6pg.
FORD Sc VS. Ranch Wagon; radio,
sne Tss5 hssssT sftrR FGsfGTfste ssRfs MroR SItos
ave- 81. spg.. Md. Ju. 9-4500. !.
si.3e5 SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO. INC SI, 1902 Ei,w. hwy; fat ~ &c,
roR5 ial4 81 sIg s,sts ma ..st,dn yu g4Soo ooo
: and b.; 2-tone green: extra mice
condition; S1,S95. B. q b. MOTORS,
S232 Ga. ave-. Sill. Spss Nd. JU.
FORD ie52 hard-top victoria: radio
and heater; $1,000 miles; $l.050.
FORD 1852 Mainline "8s Tudor:
radio and heater: only SSa5. Car
No. I22-A. MONROE FoRD. 800
Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000. Open
ewes. ,til 9 pm.
FORD 80 Custom s'e' Tudor; heater.
green finish: Q clean one-owner car;
$3.50. written guarantee. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 30IO r. !. ave.
ne, DE. 2-6302.
FORD ~ de luxe "s" Tudor.
equipped; { sxesllent 3 q 9 tESnsporctsation9;;
st. NV. AD. 2-01S5. Open to 8.
FORD '52 Mainline "e" Tudor;
equipped, original black finish and
In Al coIid.; SD96. PARKWAY
F0RD, 3o5l Y g. NV AD. q
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AUToMosILls foR SALE

1ERcunY 1881 Sleb coupe Z. b..
eeoii 1ks ks,et nsn n..lsf -; n. Honekns ~ rs Z
q 9Th. IL o-0404.
MERCURY 1854 Custom a-dr.; driven
only 5000 miles: heater and de-
frostef oyerdrtve. Wv. tires. new.
ear guarantee: $l.945. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR Co. NC T725
Wis ave-, OL 4-B100 Home Of
Country Club Used Cara" 30
MERCURY 1884 Custom 2-dr.. =, and
b.: Hefe-O-Matie drive, w..w. tiresi
2-tone blue and gray hnish: clean
inside and out: only 6.097 mi. (;
SI.9a5. Car No. a62-A. MONROE
FORD, 1897 East-WeSt hwy. sill.
sns... I'd; Open EVENINGS I'll .,
9EktUR. Isl custom 4-dr, sedan;
beautifully 2-toned. with hke-new
tires: comnletely equipped with r.
and h.. Cd. sisnals and seat covers.
Condition speaks for owners un-
usual care; S795: Sp5 down on good
credit. KIRK MOTOR Co. Suoo
mmEkcuniRsY IA nis so e-dr.: peri. cona. /.
Mere c-O-Matic; eood tires; plenty Of
extras: S1.35e; ieagins town. HE.
N. &. So; beautifully customised; !;
white with red plaid top. Wv. tires,
OWNEE must sell: leaving country;
, sl.S95. TU. z-3627, from 8 to :.
N. @. ,5s customised: sersicen,an
leaving country. Must sell. Cali Tu.
2-3627. & til s --2i
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AUTO. EoR sAiR tceni.l

FORD 81 custom VS. ForeefI ssea.
HoRNkRB BUICK. ss2e Minn. 2 e.
FORD III Fordor; motor Ike new.
S75. ACTION MOTORS. 4427 Ben
ing rd-, LU l-06h9, -0s
FORD 1854 crestlIne .,es; Forco-
matte: fully EQUIP iiks o5s nsy; g go 4
or co. 5-6537. 10
FoRD '53 Custom "s,' convert: r.
b.. Fcfdomatie. power steering
Wv. tires: SI.495. PENNY MO-
TORS, 1920 3. / ave. ne. Ia.
FORD 1855 Mainline Fordor sedan;
500 MI: accept best offer. caIl Ju.
e-0290 after pm. 20
FORD 81 Custom ..s'' Tudors spar.
king blue nnish: equipped with =.
today. Only s6s5; sSsa easy easy terms. a KEN. KIN
YON-PEcK CHEVROLET. 3l40 Lee
hwy, Arlington. Va, IA. 2-9003.
Open IN $50. 30
FORD 40 Custom .'S'' Fordor; spar
kling. black finish. equipped with +.
and h.. matching seat. covers. See
sIm. sa DeaqsE EEsToNpR ssdsg 2n stsS cahysoy fs5y
LET. 1856 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va, ia. 2-e00I. Open til $3.50:
FORD 80 customline 49, Fordor;
blue. white top: Fordomatlc. under
SEAL. heater. windshield washer.
1900 afs miles, sias5 STss5 nsE EM f0aaltssa sassa
FORD "a crestline rordor; iS s.Soo
miles: Fordomatfc; r.. and A.: power
steering and other extras: tins beau
Be purchased for SI.675. Trade in
considered. Financing can be ar
iansed. See car at $40 Ieiieview
drive, Apt. 8. Pals Church. va.
mo1e aas: 2 .5io Iion Seven Corners 70 cul-
FORD 1854 Ranch wagon: r. and h.,
Wv. tires. turn signals, 2-tone
green finish; one owner. low mileage
new-car Condition throughout; 4-mo.
guar; VI 500. HILL q SANDERS.
Wash. 5 Oldest Ford Dealer, III4
open ewes. 4fii Til :. as Sat. Ai Iii !. 5-asoo'
FORD 1851 Fordor; T. and h.. orig.
mileage, sharp: To-day guar: $745.
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, ilI4 Vermont ave.
r;W.' AD. 4-43o0. Open ewes, till g.
FORD '53 Gust. Tudor; T.. r.. seat
covers; one owner. real low mile
age, neW-car condition; 4-mo. guar,
195. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. &
OlueSt F0fd Dealer, 1l14 Verm0nt
aye. nv, AD. 4-4300. Open ewes.
FORD '52 Fordor; oyerdriye, n. h.
yisori 4-mo. guar; 1896. HILL, a.
SANDERS, Wash. Is Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV AD
4-43OO. Open ewes. til o. Sat. Ftll g.
FORD Isl convert; oyerdriye. +. h.
new tan TOP excellent tires; priced
seu JO-qay guar; $795. HILL
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Deader1 lila Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-43VU. Open ewes. til o, sat. I'll 5.
FORD 1858 Custom "s'' Fordor;
equipped with Fordomatic trans.
truly fine tan car: beautiful II insidsI si.is
EDMONDs MoToRs Tordj 7 sses s
FORD SO Crestline Victoria; beauti.
ful sun.gate ivory and blue finish.
MsaIeeAir Y's heater etISs shs EsdiC snd
drive, Be sure to test drive tfsis car al
SoG teday at only 81 ,595. EDMoNDs
Arl.. Va. "a 5-Ss22, ~ 1890
FORD "a Custom "s'' CustomIine
cyl Tudor: beautiful lei BLACK
nnisn, equipped with Fordomatic and
MagicsAir heater. Test drive this
iDmaa,lI.t Dmsrlnt tl3Otnp; VS. today; truly
sI.74S EDMoaNsiD.Ss asi.S MOTORS s,E Ss'i iFordyy' Tdiy
nR Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va, IA.
FORD 81 Custom station wagon VS.:
ssS5. ARCADE RsciSr lsoiy PoNTlAclp AIcspainseai 1ssg
irving 81: NV AID. 4-s5O0: eaiSo
$3.50 I4th st. NV. RA. 3-0670,
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

JAGUARs 81 Marx 7 sed.: g.400
mi: Sl,795 '53 convert and 81
hard top. JACK PRY. i4th and P.
JAGBAR NIX VII 4-dr. sedan: '53-'54
model with red upholstery and Z.
and 3 exceptionai condition. ~
LINCOLN 1858 Cosmop. hard-top
sport coupe; immaculate 2-tone blue
finish: r., b., Hydra-Matic drive,
loWer brakes and steering, electric
window lifts, 4-way seats, ETC.; low
MI; l owner: all Of these superb
features combine to give you the
thrill OF your lifetime: financing
ARRANGEMENTS for your convenience
and a special price Of only $2,5g5.
MONTGOMERY 6TUBBS. Lincoln
I'd. AP. 7-2929.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AUToMosILEs FoR SALE

LINCOLN 1854 Capri ccnyertihIe. dark
sreeni showroom conditien; Sen 1000
1854 hard-top Capri: one
owner; 2-tone. white top, red bot
Matte. power steering. power win-
dows, power seats. back.up lights,
turn signals; 3.100 actual miles,
cost $b,100; must sell tmmed.
Priced S2,0g5. or take over payts.
Call OIL. 6-5a75. --23
Evening star., 1955-01-19
AUTOMOBILES a FOR SALE

LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan 4-dr.; /;
r. and h.: Hydra, electric seat and
windows, premium Wv. tires: dark
green; formerly owned BY doctor:
S906. BOWMAN STUDEBAkER,
1900 Ga. ave. RA. 6-i132. --23
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-09
THE rARMvlLlE varHERAlD TUESDAY. AUGUST 9. 1865

require vaccination Of all dogs In
the county. An open meeting or
the proposal mas been scheduled
next month A Health Depart
ment official will BIZ on hand
then to explain the program
The board also paid tribute To
the county's State Highway De
partment Resident Eng.neet. r
II Ingle Ingle was the ecipient
u 3 new pipe IN appreciation OF
the excellent lob he has done as
resident engineer
Ingle viii go TO Louisa county
as resident engineer there Sep
TENDER / He will be replaced at
the Buckingham office by John
4 Parker. now resident engineer
at Culpeper
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-09
Buckingham Receives
Sl,79l From Sale
OF Forest Products

State Forester j C Hayes
presented the buckingham Coun-
ty Board Of Supefyiso.s with a
check for 81 79l 85 last week re-
presenting the countys share OF
proceeds from timber sales last
year from the Appomattox Buck
ingham State Forest
Hayes said tiat fire. losses in
Buckingham this year were the
lowest IN county history. Only
fifty acres have been destroyed to
date. and Hayes credited the CO.
operation Of the people OF Buck
lngham county with keeping fire
losses TO a minimum
Other business Of the board
meeting included discussion OF an
ordinance which If adopted would