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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29

'ib Ni > w. AStlihS, MI. dilb
Mrs. Willie Tinsley, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Farris and daugh-
tiers, Wanda and Carolyn MIR
and Mrs. Claurice Schultz. Mr.
and Mrs. William Schluz. Mr.
and Mrs. Slomac Kelsey;
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cox. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph w. Scott. Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Neal, Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis S. Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Williams. Mr.. Kecneta
Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Kinearor, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Henry, Miss Ellen Rhodes. MI.
and Mrs. Horace Ruth and Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Ruth.
The Savannah Circle of the
Thompson Ave. Missionary Bap-
fist Church held their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs
WilkcrSon at 1920 Virginia Park
last Tuesday evening II 7
o'clock. This writer enjoyed fell
lowShipping with them as wei.
as served as guest speaker dur
ing their program. Tho circle
under the direction of Mrs. Ann
Benn!ngs is doing great work.
The most interesting factor Of
the group is the sewing depart
mcnt. They make clothes for
less fortunate children and other
projects such as helping those
in desperate need in any way
possible.
On Sunday evening. Juno %
this group sponsored tea in
the beautiful home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Williams. 3gl5 Les
lie The hoStCcss IS very happy
over the cooperation e.vcn by
sister churches and members Of
the above named church. Mrs.
w lliams is secretary of the
circle.
Next Sunday the entire mis-
sion society will have their an
nual day at the church. in the
form of a Pew Rally" The pub
lie is invited. Rev. w. r. Hancy
is pastor.
The Israel Baptist Church,
Forest at Mt Elliott, invites YOU
to fellowship with them in Their
annual tea of the Pastors Che
rus ON SUNDAY, July Z. 1 to 6
pm. It's The Third Annual Rain
bow Tea at the Sophie Wright
Settlement, 4l4l Nj chcll. Al
Superior Mrs. Izcll Robinson
president, Mrs M. Corners. see
rotary Rev. S. s. jenkins, pas
ter.
The Ma:ron Society Of The
Warren Ave Baptist church VIII
sponsor a tea al the home o'
Mr.. and Mrs, Cornelius Wind
ham, 4657 Dubois on SUNDAY,
July 7. 1 to 6 pm. Mrs Wind
ham is president.
Our sincere rvmnn'hv 20 Mr.
and Mrs. Jrssc Johnson " Sem
mole who los, 'Ae.r nephew last
Saturday
The Jcwisal"m Dapiis' r. urch
18th al RroNa~an v9s hot w.
the annpal tcr1eoom'ne o. the
10Th 81 Crusaders Is SUNDAY
90 'akc N"'t !" ~ '''
,ival were tho Cur 6 quite CYL
Scouts onl Bcv Scouts OF Tie
A. in'crestirc ~cp'r' On how
Scau'mc h0'e~ wy "Nl'vcd /
,,ar,. ,,,.oh l,sa', 'vo"on cove
a splordil rcN r. on 'hc Gold
Rush" HID in pis'Nh'ncham
NJ en-. recce n'lv. 10 also told o.
the camping tor II Holly Mich
The Cubs had an anhlSlnS
exhibit. Leaders are Mrs. Wal
ker Elizabeth Price Mary Ross
Mary Ice. Simon Price. END
Macco Walton. The Crusaders
are five wears old. and the
group is doing a wonderful JOB
with the youth of the WeS'
Side
Mr. HoraiinuS Carter Is prcsi-
dent emeritus and founder. Also
on honorable mention OF TINS
sroup is Mrs Bculah Robinson
re,ired teacher Of Ri'minGhsm'
Ala. Mr.. William S. Tate prcsi-
dent Mr.. William p. barreu
second vic president.
Mr.. Robert Slaughter organ
ist and Mr.. Paul X Holt dram
a,ist drew a huge crowd at the
warren Ave. Baptist Church last
sunday night when the CLUB
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
COMMENTATOR

sity of North Carolina and
members o fthe tour will re-
ceive graduate college Gre
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invited Mrs. A. Mitchell, Nj
and IRIS Raymond Murphy of
Toledo. Ohio. and Mr.. and Nh s.
J. u Tal.afcrlo to share a part
OF their vacation with thcm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
BY RUBY WOODS

Hi kids. i, has m 4 certainly
been q very p.cns;rt w1tS
it hasn't, Why not: Well. fins
Of all /, raincd almost ~ day
Satur'av. 81 All' y T'o1'l say
This AoGng laiy he1m A. plans
fcr very pleasant afternoon.
She was planning to 70 to the
beach and finish getting that
tan she started Too bad Audrey,
mavhc next Saturday Will hc
better.
Mss Merle Mcclerdon will
bsre the title Of Derkadesis
ou7eu fcr 1888. Me-lc re-
crivei Ills ii'lo a. Tie Nlrha'G
Desl-zdcsis Ball hold At the
University ot Detroit Nero
rial Hall Saturday. June Is.
The SIX Young ladies who
make 10 Mnrlc's court arc Ursu.
In Pa k0r Esicllc Rudisol. John
nice Donaldson Sorcnia Tprncr.
Pcarlie Miichncr and Ella Full
Ter.
Wildred Morrison gave
very nice party Saturday NIGHT
in honor of hor brother. Mil
fen. who reiu' ned from Cen
trail S'a'e Colle~e in Wi;her-
force Ohio. Saturdav morning.
Wildrcd who is a mnmhcr Of
Howard University. deciicA 4
would be q wonderful welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
TEA

The Rosa p Harper Society
gave a Musical Tea in the As
scmbly Room OF Bethel AME
Church SUNDAY afternoon. Many
people were present. Mrs Maie
Dessaw is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Evans OF
1880 Monterey. their son. Tim
othy, and nephew. Anthony
Mathews, are vaeatoning IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29

W'ldrcd who is a member Of
Howard University. decidrA i
Nnuld be . wonderful Malcono
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22
Negro Students
Get Injunction
AGAINST La. Law

BATON ROUGE. La--Nezro
students attending MIXED classes
IN four Louisiana state colleges
were granted temporary restrain
ing orders By the federal court
last week forhiddins school Of
fieials from enforcing = state sta
tute and school board regulation
which would exclude them from
further attending the tax-sup-
ported Institutions
The restraining orders were IL
sued BY the U. s. district court
for Eastern Louisiana In three
separate complaints filed In be-
half Of u Uesro students and
brought against the Louisiana
state board Of education and the
officials Of Louisiana state uni
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22
Jackie Confident
Of Reaching
100000 Goal

Back IN New York after .
the eoastto-eoast tour On behalf Of
the NAAcp. Jackie Robinson. the
Brooklyn Dodsers' former star IN
fielder and now chairman Of the
NAAcP 1857 Fight Tor Freedom
Fund Drive. expressed sratifica-
ton at the results Of his tour and
Indicated . desire 10 do more for
the Association
We'll 80 over the top In our
drive for $1,000. 600" the athlete
enthusiastically told Roy wilkins
and other NAAcP officials at
national headquarters here this
week.
Everyone needs TO get behind
this drive" he declared IF they
do. we can't miss. The people
are out there and they have the
monsy end they viii give II to .
cause like the NAAcP. This trip
convinced me that the people
want 10 help win this fight for
fresdom and ere willing 70 pay
for II. I have no doubt that We
will 20 over the million dollar
mark this year.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22

ity i 10 perpetuate and sponsor
the care Of the final resting
places Of their loved enes Many
Of our local cemeteries are not
operated "a . pepetual eare-bas-
Is. which u . good reason to
feel obligated 70 take care Of
them: many are crowded, md
bodies are being buried besides
highways and other places not
desirabls. An unkept eemetery
does not speak too well for the
citizens who reside there.
Construction At housing pro-
ieets. industrial development. and
other expansions have posed dif-
fieult problems for the purchase
Of suitable locations for new
cemeteries Also. many property
owners are industrious Of Gene
teries being located near their
homes. Many communities are
having 10 90 ten and fifteen
miles beyond. their present ioca-
tons 10 find dies for their new
eemeteries Thess facts should
impress the people Of various
commupitiss why thsy should
have a setive eemstsry associa-
tion-
This 10 ths time Of year
neishbors should give thsir eeme-
teries . good sofns-over. - u
WIN give thsm a advantage over
growing vegetation which will
start In early sprins and sum-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22

b Lee Hastings Bristol nation
Al chairman for the i4th annual
appeal The nstion-Eids cam
paikn vii be conducted April
1-June Is to raise 10 per cent
Of the annual operating costs Of
the Funds 81 privately support
ed. accredited college and univer-
sites.
Monies win be used 10 provide
scholarships and help underwrite
student health programs. bring
faculty salaries closer 10 those
Of comparable institutions. supply
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22

science laboratory. library and
classroom equipment and held
maintain physical plants.
Thy Of these colleges are Io-
Gated In the south More than
1900 Of the zs.6oo students now
attending these colleges are men,
bers Of southern Negro families
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22

The Floyd 3. Brown Benevo-
lent association Of Pine Bluff
which has been In operation for
two years. was Organized for the
purpose Of arousing interest q
mons the people Of Arkansas In
the upkeep end Identification Of
their local cemeteries Many com
muniues have done much 10 I'M
prove thsir cemsteries through
this movement
Among The many responsihIli-
ties Of Tie citizens In Q commu-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22

For further information write:
Floyd B. Brown. president
I401 Georgia Street
Pine Bluff. Arkansas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22
100000 Set for
Uncf Goal for 1857

Announcement Of 1900. 900 Is
the 1887 United Negro College
Fund campaign goal was made
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-22
That's
torn Il (!
(er IN. ,.s)

6sO AsSsCSss ssSssV
Everything. they say, comes out in the wash.
And this photograph shows how U. s. Saw.
ings Bond left in mans shirt pocket came
out after a session with the wringcr. But its
value hadn't shrunk Bit The u. S. Treasury
replaced it-as is has nearly million Other
Bonds which pers musilased, stolen, los o.
destroyed.
Savings Bonds have been wrung through
wrineers, destroyed in 6res, chswed up By
dogs. goats. cows and probably children. But
their owners never lost one penny. Ths Tress
uy keeps q record of Ill Bonds purchased
and replaces them without charge In case Of
mishsps. What's more. the Treasury issues
the Bond with its original date 20 you don't
lose penny Of interest either.
U. S. Savings Bonds are not only safer
than cash but one of the best investments you
can make. Your government guarantees the
principal-up to any amount-snd the rate
Of interest you receive.
You'll be surprised at how your savings
accumulate when you invest regularly in
u. S. Savings Bonds.
So start buying Bonds today-either on
the Payroll Savings Plan where you work or
at your bank. And make your Bond buying
a regular habit. It's one that viii bring your
family greater security.
u. S. Servings Bonds strengthen
the security of your family,
your community, your country.
Ia o. 9 oossrz-<-f sOes psy ~ fss sssvss<=<uf
Tks Tressry Dsrgf.--f tha.ts. ~ tksf pafictis
dS.atis-t ~ AdDufs-s csu.<a a-f
The STATE PRESS e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

s.g.-0-rm, brick rambler. bsmt.,
$40 LII. 4-s7o5.
ARL. = Vacant. BERN. bungaloWi
Ts in. b. &C. G. E Hish "a I'n sSiSSs
ARL. FOREsT-3-bedroom brick:
new.house .cond.; rec. rm; fenced,
trees, porch: Sl35. 344 N. Edison
st., IA. 7-1177.
FAIRFAx CIRCLE, va, VIC
10 children; % oct nj /. d.. s.siiis'
ARL., 2lO9 N. Role st., 8 blks
from Key Brldge-2-bedfm brick
Colonial. fireplace, full basement:
fenced yard: schools: yearly lease
sll5 per month.
ARL. N.--A beaut., newly dec. 2
trsnSp. and Schools IA. 4siSfi
weekdays; ewes, Sat. and Sun,
BETHESDA, wYNoATE :. = bed
rms 2 baths, screened porch,
dining rm.: Sl05 per month. OIL
65 UNDERWOOD PL. N.W.j SiOh
Modern 3-bedrm.. lm-bath. full
basement. semidetaehed: fenced
yard. close 10 school, buses and
vSt92Tressvp EHf pllS1o S senditi So
5.nEDRM. HOUSE, be. area /.
9outhlaWn--Close TO Boiling or
Andrew. Call 10. 7-OO03.
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CHURCHES ron SALE

BEAUTIEuL CHURCH BUILDING
wSsh. M. ootsoN. %o.' S.sss7.
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SERVICE STATION

Major oil company has for i'm.
mediate lease a ebay station To-
Gated on heavily Travelled uptown
0eorgia ave, excel. terms for party
who Il aggressive and mechanically
inclined. Cali Mr.. Green, IA. o.
lRN0O EwN los
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APARTMENTS WAITED
cO-OP APIS. FOR SALE

WEsTMORELAND CO-OP 3-bed,
rm. apt, 9th n. Call aft. = pm
no. 2-41S4. Apt. $50. Mr.. SHAW
BR0ADMOOR-Luxurious ] -bedFm
apt, with q den: 9nd-ioor front
south and west exposures: SiS.Q50
Call Col. Long. KE. 7-f3SO, With
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

NV. AREA - Congeninl lady Il
share private home; convenient
maid; private bedrm. AID. 2-229a
YOUNG BUSINESS EXECUTIvI
will share with another gentle.
man. 8 pine-paneled rooms
private country setting, adjacent
Prince Georges Country Club. q
min. from White House: $50 mo.
includes stable for your horse
Call MA. s-i133, any day except
Sun, $3.50 to o.
LADY, 2b TO as to share whole
comfortable house with another
lady. Very cow. to downtown and
Pentagon, $50 monthly. TE. g.
6037, all day sat. and Sun,
after z pm. weekdays.
ATTRAC. country cottage. .Fairfsx
mr.. golf course, stable, pool: compl
furn., hrepl. $50, Girl, 2B-3b
college baekgr, pref. OR. 3-3740
ewes. and week ends.
COLORED-a-RM. HOUSE, private
bedrm., all privileges. single OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
HOUSES WANTED TO REMT

WANTED TO RENT Immediately
TO 5-bedrm.,. 2-bath furnished
house In Bethesda, Chevy chase
area By responsible adults, IHEz
CusHARD, REALToR. En-. 2
1882.
UNFuRN. HOUSE WANTED. Amer
u. Area or Conn. ave. 3 bedrms. !,
vd,. gar. Call AID. 10000, Ext. 90.
BY OCT. 10. 3-bedroom unfurn.
home, for immac. clean, imam
cially responsible family; rent.
Approx $3.50. MRS. SPAULD-
INC, Wo. 0-O160.
2 OR 3 BEDRMs., completely de-
tached unfurn. house. In area near
Lorcom lane, Arl.. JU. 7.g1bB.
WHEATON - 3-bedrm. Colonial
style home In immac. cond, Family
size din. rm., equipped kit, full
bsmt., walk 10 all schools public
and parochial Rent, St3b or will
sell Sl9b down, sos mo. J. v.
CALIANDRO a CO., JU. B-1sS6
or VIII. b-3247.
IMMEDIATE RESULTS
We urgently need 3 and 4 bed
rm. quality homes IN Mont. Co, and
upper NV. ROBERT II. KENT a
Co. JU. 0.e0O0.
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Wo eStHsIR

WN<A<ASAA-S&A
SEE
This detached home with Q rms.
and bath. also powder rm. on iSt
moor; low low Price $500.
Detached home includes side-hall
plan. 9 rms, 2h baths. full bSmt.
Gas h.-v.h. Fenced yard.
OF the finest semidetached brick
homes in Woodridse Gardens. Cos
l On y. front porch. firspl.: 9 rms.
matte heat. Only 81 300 down,
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
no. 2-6O2O. Ewes, sP. 3-323k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

FOREST HEIGHTS. Md. i mile
south q D, E. line-Attractiys
nome: larEe living nm, stone IRE
kitchen. dishWasher, disposal,
basement, large cheerful recrea-
ton rm., stone fireplace, add
tional bedrm. and bath, laundry
rm.; garage; $3.50. AID. 2-4s17
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsNED
lcoNIINuED:

sos GALyEsTON 81. Sc, \ blk
To- 81. Thomas More parochin
Standardization. semidet. 3
story; powder rm. LIST a.: gafbagl
disposal. dishwasher IN kit, m
rec. I'm. in bsmt. win redecoratl
20 suit tenant, SIPS per mo. x
inspect call LU. 4-5500 or 10
8-46l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

S so5,sI,s 0 a0TsE = ssl,,I..F ', !;
Andrew. Cal 10. T-O6OS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

VERY PRETTY BUNGALOW from
OWNER IN n. Ais rms. and
mum awninGs and storm windows
gas heat. Look at Il ct 1915 ~
0Is s ST. AT; Also win consider
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

5-BEDROOM. IJi BATH house ii
Fails Church: close ..t 70 store. .iSa.s
full basement; $i3o, %; Man,
". Broad st.. Falls Church, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

y. ARLINGToN-Briek home: 2
bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm,, din,
rm.. mod klt shade trees; fenced
yd.i l ysgr's lease. "a. s-7AaS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

BETHEsDA. MD-4-bedrm. sinTIs
prick on nicely handicapped corner
6repisces. scr. poreh p mod:rz
kitchen With dishvasher and an
posal.. laundry with washer, drier
and ironer: 3 rooms air eondi-
TONED. baby grand piano. 21-in
~. recreation area. mr.. schools,
churches: l-yf. lease, $3.50 per
mo. Refs. REQUIRED. OWNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

MT. RAINIER. 45o2 27th ave-
Brick aplit-level, nearly new; Z
bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.. alum
mum storm windows. fenced lot
gar; DUNN h CO., Realtors. wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

dinette, KIT, full bsmt., rec. rm
White occupancy. Call LA. 6-34s0
NORTH ARLINGTON = 3-bedrm
frame bungalow equipped with dis.
posal, dishwasher. clothes washer
drier. exhaust fan, large refer
and gas range: fenced yard
ssrage. Close 70 81. AIMS paro'
month cal J. III BENoiT' Real.
tor, KE. s-6677.
CONN. AND TILDEN, TOWN
HOUSE. new S22b, Sept. IS.
S MO SUMNER INN ~! ND; . new rambler ssE
PoBiAR 4 PoBiAK OIL. e-54sr
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HOUSES FURNISHED

MASS. AVE-, Ext, Glen Mar Pan
Diet. white bFk. home with Nv
ING rm,, din. rm;, kit, Law:
porch on arst floor. 3 bedrms. and
oatn on md q. esmt.. rec. rm.;
dryer ana freezer. Avail sept. " 81
At SEQ per mo. A. @. HOUGH-
TON a SON, INC. l4is Il Ct.
NV. Df. 7-0057. eVes- and Week-
end. OIL. 2-9414.
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HILLCkEsT. 1913 Alabama ave
SCI rms: 2-story detached:
baths: 2 porehes: Gear garage;
newly decorated; fenced yard
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ARLINGTON--Rambler on play.
ground: all appliances: 5000. MRS
oEIoER. Ascent. JE, 2-sis7.
AEtL., Lyon Village. close to schools,
shopping, tTansp., ) min. to PEN
tagon--Modern kit, 3 bedrms.,
plus den, ga baths. garage: S22b
per month. call EN-. 2-2pb5.
FRANCONIA ESTATES, VA. =
Deliehtful 3-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
split-level. Car pool to Pentagon
and n, Belvoir. children welcome
so 5-237b,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-E.w.

CONN. AND VAN NEss-Immac
Below 81 ana Fra IA pl aesl.9!s en ssI
porches, Ia baths, gar. Make
otierl Approx. 81 800 down. Cal
Mr.. WELLS. OIL. 2-660O.
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HOUSES UNFuRMIsRED

S4e2 ILLINOIS AVE. N.M.-pe:
eirable b-rm. house, with full
hsmt. Al condition, In most con.
venient neiRhborhood. M-bik. from
Etreetcar OF. bus, S66 mo. Appiy
5400 Illinois ave. NV. RA- g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

Advice and consultation By ex-
elusive full-time motel broker and
travel specialist. ofiering recon-
mendations on best buys in motels
and sites. Large motelS with cast
payments Of $4,000 and up; :
small motel can be bought for
$40, 900 cash. balance easy pay
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
IA. $500, Day or Night
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CHEVERLY INTERCHANGE. near
BY Radiant 'valiey--Two 2-bedrm
brick bungalows; 800 mo, DOUG
y; SMILEY. REALroR. UN. &
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TSc ..'l Il. ~. Z, q 1. Is.SlL q.
rm,: kit, 2 porches; End D.. (
bedrms.,. bath; Ord d. 2 bedrms
All newly dec: enel. yard. flow
Ss rs; vd5les sarags; refs; S225.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
AufoMoDILfS ron SALE

cHRYGLEB '67 New Yorker con
Veftlb|e; house car; full power
button drive, t0rElpn -aiF ride. So
lfx glass, Wv, tires. all white
lnishi nsu.sar factory warranty:
S3.0Dk,
WHEELKR, INC, cIRYsLER CITY
ts5S kIfHHEOh HME'O IN psahns s.9s0S
CfiHXeLEn '6t windsor de luxe
N-df. sedan, With p0WeFfiita, heater.
beautiful light blue paint. w.
tireai fnmacElate inside and out.
A steal for only Sl.045.
WHEELER, INC. WHEATON,. Nd.
f1exsdi ifsss I'VE. i6. .sbc6
CnhYSLEk 4s 70" 4-1T.: T. b:
E'fsat g. 'Ksofi86RRs. 4sssl'ff Z Seesy; 81. 80
CHRxsfER ib6 Windsor 2-df. hard
issnsIn. iaS ssr' s.ssrinG; iss e. @iis. saiC.
lsrms, MgRsOn 4 TholfP9oE
ChfysieysPlymeuth DIfs,, Used -cei
Dept, 1897 Wis. ave, OF. 2-2oib.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
AUfoMoBILEs FaR SALE

'Sss ;fs sSs ;:s'' :,SS 81 isS!Is'S IsRS;
.;lls':sII S.;l' ::Is. sv.a :''!ss:'c q. % s:sRs
s;.,.s,- -
Illas, rsdie. hsstsr. s.lens anish !.
fxeelIegt condition se1ti safety
tested for your pfoteetiQn' an.eay
T5assbisR Toasbs, sSvSsan's vIr M P19k tII;.sEs Rh9f
NV Kn. 7sfa0k,
Evening star., 1957-12-27
WEAVER BROS, INC.
OFFICE
nOCTOR,S Suite
FARMS

GTnOuT cATALOG. RRkEi RaEms,
homes. businesses. 9TROUT RE-
Atty. li3s-A woodward Bids.
Washington sterline 3-37S4.
$3.50 DN., $50 NO. buys nice new
bungalow. = acres fertile open
land. on hard road near store.
E8TATE. Louisa. Va. Phone Nj.
Porter. Louisa 23e-j. day: 1851.
FAkMs ARE OUR BUSINESS. Dur
ing the holidaya take q little
time out 70 come IN and chat
about farms and land We have .
very large list and vii Be happy
70 see you. RoMER = CO., REAL
TORS, 0aitherabuEg 299.
sTnOU1 cATAL0G, FREE! Farms.
homes, businesses. 6TROUT RE-
Atty, I1JS-A woodward Bids.
Washfnaton. Sterling 3-3fs4.
81 AcREg. is nj. nv. Leesburg-
l0-Tm. house: bath. OIL h.-uh.i
$4,000; y dn. NO. 7.702o.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
AuToMoDlLEs ron SALE

CHEVROLET 1854 modei "3i0' Sc
dan: 10000 actual miles. ylt2uu.
neW.car eond, FALLS. CHURCH
RilS.cd dflsmCusiRe' awe ~ ;ss5d' sIsn~a' .
oHEvkOLET is4s sedan q. END
einnuhca 0iIs bE soTo. Slsi lPsfiYM60fH.
Zee highysay at Hlilwood ave-
cHKVhOLFr sb4 ".f0 model 9.
door sedan: finished In iyory and
light gFeen. . one-0wner. loW-miie-
aHe car. S7eb. Terms. ccc 'sar-
rantg.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave. OF, 4-l4l2
cHEvnoLET 1887 4-dr; green
metallic hnishi equipped shqws i
mileage. Can Be stolen today fof
ARLEX DODGE
Ghirlington Busitleas Center
k1. D-UBlb
CHBtH0lET 'be Bel Ar vs. cow:
poweFFlide, '. and hi oDa owner
low niiieage. exceptionally nice;
L.tD6. HILL eAkp.ha
v..@ss, wsss oIs:.' ss:' h@,. SS'e Rfbsl's rs
cHHvRofKr 1858 impala eonvsrli.
BE, :. and b W. tires, esVF
enline. tnroolIlde. s2,gy5:
THACKER MOTORS
18th and n. !. Ave. NE. LA. 6-dA3O
cHEvROLKTe-IDa7 We hardtops;
ard II onuer~fiae noweR II :
several 70 choose IRON. ~ .n0b.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and n. !. Ave. NE Ia. d-eb30
CHEVROLET 1885 a-0oor Bel AIT
n-paaaeneeF station WAGON, ivory
InE; very nice; 1895.
|WiSSinger Chevrolet Co.
7 coRNKlss, PAI.Is CHURCH. VA.
|ofES TIL 10 PM %. s-7s71
cilEvRQL9Ts 1888 2-dr. bliss and
Iyory' heater. etc; speeiAl holiday
BOWMAN
6tudebGker- Packard. Mercedes
560O Oa. ave. NV. IA. silica
CHEv. 'b7 4-sir.. s-eyl. sta, wagon;
shssl:: ss - s'iSs. n "a. 1i s.s3ia .2i 20. .'
cuEvROLET SO v.s sport eoups;
black: poWer pack, fully equipped
l owner. low mlleage Ike new:
St.7D5 LOVING CHEVROLET.
tSaD E-W. hwy, Q. B, Nd. Ju.
e-H000.
CHKVRolET '52 hRrd,op. power
slide. 2. ana h.; mechnnica special;
kf2b. LOVING CHEVROLET. 1883
cuRvROLET '6s VS. Bel Air Cdr.
hardtop: turauoise and white:
powerElide. power xteefins. power
brakes. white-wail tires. radio and
heater; immaeulale, En-. 3-79lg.
CHEW. 'B7 Bel Air 4-doer hardtcpi
blue. hks-nsx ecnG.; only 81. sSS.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
jA s-sool - opsa III . SO
CHEVROLET 1855 sport eoups
p0Wer-packed VS. With power.
glide: popular ivory and turauoisa
..tone all oe Mxe extra, tnclud-
Inc radio, heater and TINTED glaks:
nrnt oiiering 81 only si,5es. ccc
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
LAKE BRANCH
s40i Conn. Ave. OIL. f-f614
Evening star., 1957-12-27
PRICE
as FIRM"

this sqstem-styIsd. Dc and spa-
ctous. 3-yeaF-eA cold brick RAM
kiar at the "ouick Action" price
81 only Ssa.os0, BiFRsr than Bis
living room with hrepiaee. SEP:
arate dining room. 3 over-siaed
kadroous. fnr basement, attached
garage and more than acre Of
psrkhke GIeune. Price e si,sned
Dcnt b iaIt 70 see ~ csil nes.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
WAREHOUSES ron sALE

l-sroRY NEw WAREHOUSE
$500 e. o.. blower heat. rail.
Ee.s ssss!llsas .lca pssein.; , see s..l MAI: e.
Mr.. Kibbe.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
WASH. BLDd. DI z-ss0o