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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
Reg. 1880 Full Size
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
1890

Opens to sleep two. With foum rubber
cushions and thick innersprine mot
tress. Heavy, duruble covers in red,
soee green and jade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
MODERN LIVING ROOM

3-2-piece living room suites, cerise ny
lon, foam rubber cushions; by Kroeh-
Ter Reg 24950
Lounge chair. red boueIe. foam rub
Der cushions; by kroehler. Reg.
e9.75
l-2-pieee sectional SOTO, oroy tweed;
consists OF 2 bumper ends; by Kroeh-
ler Reg. 1900 ~
l-2-piece sectional SOTO, green, foom
rubber cushions; by Rowe. Reg.
269.50
l-2-piece living room suite; soto and
choir; red nyIon. foam rubber eush-
ions; by Rowe Reg. 1850 49,
Soto. beige, foom cushions; by Elm
wood. Reg 239 so ----------
Lounge char, lime soron, flowing con-
tour frome Reg $685. ---.-.
soto, ice blue. foam cushions; by
Emwood. Reg 329.5o
2-OecosIonol chairs, ICE blue, black
legs; by Joekson Reg. 69.95
Lounge chors pink tweed, blond
trome, by Indianapolis Reg. $3.50
Lounge chair, charcoal, ebony legs
Reg. 700
Lounge chair. persimmon, foam rub
Der cushions by Valentine Sewer.
Reg. l27.50 --
6-Sotos; rose oquo- ccrise- persmnnon;
foam rubber cushions, by Volentlne-
Sewer. Reg. 1850 ----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
Rhyme Asks Austriu
To Promote Peace

VIENNA. Aug. Z tR.-Charles
s. Rhyme of Washington, d. c..
new president Of the American
Bar Association. appealed yes
terday to Austrian lawyers to
help other Western attorneys
"crystalize public opinion for
peaceful settlement Of interna-
tional disputes and for peace
and justice under law"
Mr.. Rhyme spoke in response
to welcoming addresses by Aus
TRAN Justice Ministry officials
at q Palace Of Justice recep-
ton for more than 100 Ameri-
can lawyers and their wives,
who came here after the recent
American Bar Association
in London. He is flying home
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
Air Academy
Chapel Again
Killed in House
~ III. Assoeiat.o Press


For the second time in two
years. the House has blocked
plans to build a modernistic
chapel at the new Air Force
Academy.
Subject to a'roll-call vote to-
day, the House decided l02 So
yesterday to forbid use Of funds
in q money. bill to build the
chapel as 1t is now designed.
Widespread protest in 1855
against the original design Of
the chapel caused the Air
Force to abandon those plans
and to await further action by
Congress before building the
chapel at its academy at Col
orado Springs. Colo. For u time,
the entire academy project was
threatened.
aluminium Spires
The Air Force came hack this
year with new plans and q re-
quest for So million to start the
project. but the House said no.
On the House floor yesterday,
one critic called the new chapel
plan q monStrosity. A sup
porter conceded 1t is "a bit
futuriStic
The money was included in
a supplemental fund bill car
rying 1851. $50. 507 for InisceI-
laneouS programs. mainly con-
struction. President Eisenhower
had asked $780, 48.967
Outside the chapel funds
vote, the House made no
changes in the bill.
The amendment to knock out
the chapel construction money
was offered by Representative
Scrivner, Republican Of Kansas.
who said the Appropriations
Committee saw a model Of the
proposed chapel.
II am not opposed to chapels
as such, but this is not q
chapel" he said.
Not in Harmony
He described 1t as being
cathedral of polished alu-
minum" with 10 aluminium
spires.
"In q place like the Rocky
Mountains, the engineers and
planners could have come up
with a place Of worship more
in harmony with the surround
ings." he added.
Representative Written,
Democrat of Mississippi, termed
the proposed chapel design a
"monstrosity," and said the
building would look like a
rectangular accordion stretched
out on the floor" He said the
design was substantially the
same as the one rejected pre-
viously.
The design was defended by
Representatives Flood, Demo-
crat of Pennsylvania, and Ma
hon. Democrat Of Texas.
Mr.. Mal1on said he realized
the design was bit futuris-
tic" but added that people will
always remember it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
MARY PICKFORD
COOL TO TVS BID
FOR SILENT FILMS

SAN FRANCISCO (R).-
Mary Pickford is all for let
ting sleeping dogs-and old
silent movies-lie.
Americas sweetheart Of
the silent screen era told q
news conference yesterday:
Il don't think I'll ever let
my old pictures be shown
on television. We we're
watching them at Pickfair
once when Lionel Barry
more was alive and every
one began to laugh at our
funny clothes. There we're
tears in Lionel's eyes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
Free x-Roys Urged
On District Employees

District Government EN-
ployes will be urged to take
advantage of the Health De-
partment's free chest X-ray
program from August 10
through August 80.
Health Director Daniel L.
Seckinger told the Commission
ers yesterday he strongly
favored the X-rays as a means
Of detecting early tuberculosis.
cancer and certain heart con-
ditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07

Special! Manufacturers Surplus
$50 to 7.SS Chair SIipcOvers
Heavy washable cotton twill and barkcoth chair slip
covers made to sell for much more at this low low
price only because they're famous manufacturers
surplus stock. Group includes club wing modern, T.
cushion and cogSwe chair styles Assorted decorator
prints in various handsome coors and color combna-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07

Men, grab your hat and make Co., Down.
stairs Store nearest these the shirt buy the
No ordinary shirts these by famous maker cassed
mprfects by such tiny flaws that you'll hunt find
them now they're yours at fraction of what would
uary pay You'll want armfu Dress shirts whites solid
and fancy patterns Sizes IA to IT, sleeves 80 to IS in group Sport
shirt with Italian and Ivy collars solids ance stripes gay
plaids Sizes S, M, L. XII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
Famous. Make Perfect
Quality S.s6.l0.s5
Mems Utility Jackets
4 80

This group of nationally adver-
tiSed, famous make jackets in
clude rayon lined polished cot
tons, reversible polished cot
tons, reversible cotton tweedS
and waterproof Surcoat jackets.
Charcoal, tan, grey, black and
navy in sizes 36-46 in group.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
.TYPIST.

Well known weekly news maya
zine has opening for young giri IN
seyeItis,ne prodlction department.,
Excellent working conditions and
lcongenial associates. You Will share
in our liberal employe benefits.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
REPAIRs Z SERVICES,
lcQNIINuEnl
PAPER HANGING

- @~~N
interior painting: free estimates
AD. 1855, HU. 3-7D06. Work
FTTMBTN0 HEATING low prices
ncrt sTss est aEi, esFnisl1s nF ERE A a." 7Izs Ms
PLUMBING-HEATING = Bathroom
and kit. remodelIne. oil and ga
nred boiler install. Lu. l-50O4.
PLUMBING AND HATING, re.
pairs end femodelins ot ell types
BOYD INC, RA. 3-7443
R0OFIN0 new work. repairs: gut.
ss THoMHs, IS' sS Ssaips1sus' soSosS, VA R1ln s.74
R0OFING. new; and leaks repaired
siding. No. ssssse.n s.ssso..n DA'n''n'
SAMUEL c BOYD. NC Repairs
to all types Of roofs; residential
Esta6iished over "a Years.
eTONE. ELAGsTONE. CEMENT.
WORK, retaining walls patiok
steps, porches etc Free est Cal
JERRY PELUzZo. mgr 10 l.
475H
THE WORK EXPERT. specialisins
in repairs; remodeiine; free esti.
mate. Call any time. RA. 6-4072
TRASH REMOVED
xdsy Bsmts. Cleaned Free Estimates
WALKER TRASH co RE $3.50
nv KEPAIRs--Free estimate; Do,
or night calls. Repairs In youl
home: veas. rates. IA. b-7002.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

ADDING MACHINES, hand and
electric, new and used. priced tc
60, from $50 up. CENTRAL
20O7 lAth ct. NV.
ADDING hEACHINE.sUBTRACTOR
10 keys. $40 so, guar; other bar
gains. CIRCLE. 6l0. 9th ct. NV
AIR COND., acton 0-E: recondi-
toned: $40. Call co. 6-0el2.
AIR COND.. ChrysIer Airtemr
easement; "a ton: 1 yr. old: NOV
ing; sacrifice. SlO0. ia. 7-7654
AIR CONDs.-Thfce 5-ton Watei
used only IL mos, IN peri. cond
can kI. 9.7576.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
slTUATIONs-OOM DOMESTIC

G.H.W.. child care, experience IN
ID. c.: good reference, call MRS
SMITH. CO. 5-b63s. ass
n0usEkEEPER, white lady age 4s,
Frl.i live In, Box 2D9.J, Star. 2Ss
La AUNDREss-C CLEANER exper. and
reliable, desires dav's work: refs.
RE. 7-237p,
Al DOMESTIC with Uood refs
ARCADE AuCYa Ex j-7335.
WOMAN, colored. desires general
housework; stay. some nights de-
pendable, honest; good refs. NO.
7.7OD7.
WOMAN, colored, wishes general
houseyork part timei refs. Lu
Evening star., 1957-08-27

FURN.-3.pc. curved center sec.
tional sofa with SLIP covers. one
Axl2, one 6x0, Whittall Aneio.
Persian rugs. Cheap. oV. 3-lb7i,
FURN., Hollyd. bed. foam rub
airliner 7xA rug; swivel chr; cot
din. tbl., chairs, tbls., misc. 1a1l
33rd NV DE, 2-hS64,
Evening star., 1957-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE, new, must sell: NOV.
Ing; everything below wholesale
SUMMER goods 7bee on. 40l1
Minnesota ave. ne.
FURNITURE; 2 Hollywood beds
slip covers, holsters, SIS each:
black and white tweed chair
SO: black lauuer coffee table
$I5.. LA. 6-0437.
FURNITURE - Din. rm. table,
chairs, lamps, card table and
chairs. desk. bedrm. suite, re-
frig., misc. silver, cleo. appli-
ances, misc. furnishings. Excel
values. Can be seen 12 to 8 and
. to 10 pm; 3TO0 Mass. ave,
Evening star., 1957-08-27
MELP-MEN ANp WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. one interested in
public accounting: experience and
deeree preferred: tipping helpful.
Apply In own handwriting. Box
Evening star., 1957-08-27

CLOTHING, Children's coats
dresses: size 10 through 12 sub.
teen: Cocktail dresses. size 13
1948 Junior Britannica, l6-in
schwinn bicycle. EN-. 3-3261.
COUCH; modern sleeper: 2
matching chairs: S65. Can only
be seen aft. $40 pm. cR. 3-1363.
DAVENPORT BEDS
CON-SEALY
Selection OF fabrics, foam rub
Der cushions, tnnerspring mattress,
SlBO. SEGAL BROS, 1884 18th
DIAMoNDs-Lady's ga cts, ST..
S5oi lady. ~ cts; $780,; mans
$500 isHEs EfVrNdsfoN SS ssoV \ CO.
1923 H st. NV. ME. s-5.6s
DIN. RIM. SET. blonde LINED OAK,
dark WOOD. $50. XII XII. s.ITSS. eIHsp ~
DIN. RIM. SUITE, I0-pc. mahoE.
furn Call JE. 4-727s.
FILING CAB. fireproof: 4 drawers:
legal size; bargain, Other niles. $50
Up CIRCLE TYPEWRITER CO..
GIG 9th 81. NV. Dl 7-60a0.
FOAM RIlBBER. IN, thick, 7bc
pound mattress. 500. wholesale
.5I3 M 81. NV, FE. 3-6345.
FURS- -Minks Save, save. save
some are factory samples, some
come from society women INSPECT
our tremen selec Of slightly used
mink garments, coats, Jackets and
stoIs PRICED 70 ~ ~ your eudsst
FURs-- Trimmings OF every de.
scription for sweaters dresses and
fSssIS sssxiN seiHSh E9Rss s0uS s,S StSStsa st E1s%
FUR COAT full length, black Per-
sian. size ~; excellent condition;
FURNITURE-Dining room table
and Z chairs, lined oak HA. 2
FURNITURE- Bedrm. suite. kit.
furn., desk, radio comb, other
misc. LU. i-2Bbd. a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hide-a-bed .
Sib. so. 5-26s7,
FURNITURE : Misc. apt, furn,,
;IOx4g. HE. 4-361i.
house. Bedroom. livlne room and
dining room real estate homes,
factory ShowroomS, etc.; b0cs of
and even more. 1923 14th st,
D; Sat. sun, wed III 3. VI
FuRNITURB-Dlning room, wall
nut. .traditionali also down-cush-
ioned sofa. After 4 pm. week
DAYS, WO. o-044O.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
AELP WeMEM

Appliance Sales Career
One Of WAshinston,s LEADING
alert. ambitious young women In
tregted In q stimulating career
selling radios. monographs ant
small appliances. Good starting
salary. even better Il experienced,
Decentralization plan. all employ'
SEE Mr.. AHRENs
POTOMAC Tv. 9th and Z SITS. NV
GTs a-n1T0
Evening star., 1957-08-27

PIANOs--Don't miss KITS an
nuai sale OF 1857 floor models,
artist loaned and traded In spinet
and console pianos; savings up to
40es, pay only S25 down, balance
n 3 yTs KITS, 1880 O st. NV :
Evening star., 1957-08-27
MELP-W0MEM
PARTY PLAN MANAGER

Capable organizing and training
for large cosmetic arm. Washine-
tial huge earnings. Our employees
know Of this ad. Give telephone
number. Write Box 27l-L, Star.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
WATTRESSES
WATTRESSES

Several vacancies. full or part time
For interview, apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. 200:
I'VE AZ. NV
Evening star., 1957-08-27
SITUATl0NS-MEM
SIrUATI0NS-W0MER

ACCOUNTANT. experienced with
n lsii iC;s. e.,SsS assree' salary open; Call
ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER, ex.
perienced;. degree: full or part
time. Call RE. 7-3Sb4. 2as
ExPER. RECEPTIONIsT TYPIsT,
Doctors ONCE, desires employment
IN wheaton or s. S. area. Also has
training As doctors assistant,
lREcEPTIONIsT -typist-Eeneral once
work, mature, permanent. Whea-
ton. Silver Spring area. LO. 4-O217
TYPIsT desires work that can be
done a. home, addressing enve-
lopes. .advertising material, etc
WAITRESS, colored, wishes lob ii,
years; reference. DE. 2-b06S. oSs
WHITE LADY desires lob as prac-
tical nurse; drivers permit: good
pleasant companion; excel refs.
GIRL wants work, switchboard OF
waitress. part time, \ nights or
less. experienced. hours, q. 10 or
i. Call after q. XII. 0-i4eg,
WHITE LADY desires employment
as receptionist or eierk-typist,
type 40 words per min.; COLLEGE
grad. VIII consider S22b TO S16O
per mo. Perm. residence Bethesda
Phone Spring 7-22iI, Leesburg,
CoLORED-PRAcTicAL NURSE
Expers desires day duty, s 10 4:
elderly people. Hu. 3-b207.
Evening star., 1957-08-27

Assistant circulation manager OF
8 secretary to share Ia variety 81
tnterestine duties. Excellent oppoF-
tunity for bright girl with .initietive
20 earn. circulation side Of publish
Ing business. Must type 81 wpm
and should have shorthand speed
of 90. Pleasant working conditions,
many company benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

agreed to co-operate with mos.
quito control work undertaken II
municipalities and asked tina,
they be informed Just what each
town planned to do and the ex-
pense involved.
As Collection Agency
The commissioners will act
merely as Intermediates by col.
lecting the towns mosquito con.
troll money and sending it to the
ONCE of the State Entomologist
according to Mayor C. r. Davis
of College Park. He said the
State would rather work through
county governments than the
numerous communities.
Towns receiving temporary
control benefits. such as spray
ing. must pay at least SO per cent
of the cost. Permanent control
work. such as filing lowlands
will cost the towns at least Is pei
cent Of the project. The State has
$213.00O to spend this year on
mosquito control.
Prince Georges towns partici-
pating in the work last year were
College Park, University Park
and Laurel. Last years program
was in operation in SO towns
scattered through IL counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Boy With Matches
IStorts $500 Fire

Fire started by a boy playing
with matches caused an esti'
mated 5000 damage to a house a
3007 Ferndale street. Kensing.
ton. Md. yesterday.
The blaze. confined mainly tt
the basement Of the two-story
frame house, brought Kensing.
ton volunteer firemen to The
scene twice.
Firemen were summoned
about 2::34 pm. when the blaze
broke out in the home Of Edward
IL. Morayec. They returned to
quarters at 3:17 pm. and were
called back again at 1886 pm
after reports of smoke coming
from the flooring between the
basement and first floor. 1t
turned out to be steam caused
by watering down the fire on
the first visit.
A 5-year-old boy. Scott
Moravec. admitted starting the
fire while playing with matches.
firemen said. 1t ignited a pile
of firewood and then spread to
other contents In the basement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Charles c. Marbury in answer t
by the grand jury will be ar
raigned later.
Judge Marbury increased from
$500 to $1,000 the bond for
Mrs. Susie E. Hadley. 56-year-
old Accokeek housewife accused
of fatally shooting her husband
in their home last February 26,
The lower bond had been set by
Circuit Court Judge John r,
Fletcher at a habeas corpus
hearing a day after the death of
the victim, Roy Leonard Hadley,
SO.
After Mrs. Hadley had pleaded
not guilty yesterday, she re-
quested the court to appoint at
torneys for her. Judge Marbury
appointed Ernest A. Loveless. jr.,
and Edward Bagley.
Bandage Hid Wound
County police reported Mrs
Hadley shot her husband in the
neck with a 25-caliber pistol
during a quarrel and then COW
Erred the bullet hole with a
handage. A doctor and funeral
home employees thought Mr.
Hadley a heart attack victim
Until one attendant looked under
the bandage. police said.
- Those arraigned on gambling
counts included a North Brent
wood town policeman and five
other town residents arrested
during two simultaneous raids
March % in the $500 block Of
Forty-flrst avenue.
Henry Douglas Newton, 70
the policeman, and Mrs. Marie
Alice Daily, So, were charged
with possession of numbers slips
and operating lottery. Mr.
Newton's son. Henry Douglas
Newton, jr., 20, also was charged
with possession of number slips
Arrested in a house across the
street from the Newton home
were Mrs. Sadie Pauline VIII
iiams, 80. and her two daughters
Ruth Anita. 10, and Deloris. %
All three were charged with both
possession of numbers slips and
operating a lottery.
Also arraigned on an indict-
ment charging possession OF
numbers slips was Luther L
Thompson, As, of the 700 block
of Burns street Sc. County
police said they arrested Thomp-
son February % while he was
working as a porter in the
Justine Nicholson garage. Hy-
attesville.
The following were arraigned
on counts of both possession OF
numbers slips and operating a
lottery: Richard Franklin Brown
80. of Lanham; Edward Flagg
Sc, of the 1900 block of Alton
street, Oxon Run Hills; Franklin
Thomas Field. 81. Of Upper Marl-
boro, and Francis Garnett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

IS, 900 cars daily and are not
adequate to handle future traf-
fic flows.
In another matter, the COM
missioners reported the State
Roads Commission is willing to
extend Iverson street, in Hill
crest Heights, across Route 5 to
Silver Hill road If the project
can be a substitute for one al
ready planned. The 1900 foot
extension is expected to cost
$40. 900.
While the county heads post
poned a decision on a substitute
project. they gave some consider
ation to deleting the planned
Route 4 extension from u. S. 30l
to Hills Bridge, south of Upper
Marlboro.
The county commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Vienna Man Cleared
OF Auto Deuth Churoe

An involuntary nanslaughter
charge against Curley white. 81.
Of Route 4. Vienna. was dis
missed in Fairfax County Court
yesterday.
! Mr.. White was charged after
his car struck and. killed 9-year-
old Kelvin Macdonald on Route
"a April IA. Fairfax police said
Kelvin. of 100 Mimosa drive,
Vienna. darted into the road. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Listen to What Its Silence Saws !!

car is so scientifically designed that even the
onrushing wind is held to gentle whisper.
1t will tell you of the genius of Cadillac engineer
ing For every aspect of the car S brilliant perform
ance goes about its work in soundless harmony.
And it will reveal the care and the skill of
the most neglected of byways, the car remains
wonderfully silent.
And imagine, too, what this extraordinary quiet
promises by way of driving satisfaction.
1t promises rest and relaxation. for instance
with complete freedom from distraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Simms, SO, of Upper Marlboro,
Bond for each gambling count in
all cases was $500.
Samuel jackson Harvey. %, of
the 1900 block of Princeton ave-
nue., College Park, was arraigned
on three indictments returned in
connection with the seven arson
charges filed against him by
State Police after seven cars were
burned March S in College Park.
He pleaded not guilty.
Major Benjamin Wilson, 81, of
Bowie, pleaded not guilty Friday
to an indictment charging him
with fatally stabbing George
Greenleaf Craig, 81, outside a
Bowie hotel last March %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

| ACRACoCAAJotAVC aloO WOulu db
tend the 2 pm. meeting.
Other projects to be covered
lat the session include the
Washington Circumferential
highway and the Washington
Annapolis expressway. Invita-
tons also have been sent to the
Montgomery County Council and
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
No specific route has been
planned for the new Baltimore
Washington link. The roads
commission is planning the road
under the Federal interstate
highway system.
Traffic Load Cited
Roads officials say U. s. Route
/ and the Baltimore Washing
ton parkway each carry some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Ever hear motor car tell its own story?
Well, just get behind the wheel of new 1857
Cadillac-head for your favorte stretch of high
way-and listen
OF course, the truth of the matter is that you
won't actually hear anything For 1857 Cadillac
in operation is as quiet as human skill and
ingenuity can make it.
But imagine, if you will. all the wonderful
things the will be telling you through the voice
of its own silence!
First Of all, it will speak-and most eloquently
so-of the soundness Of Cadillac styling. For the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Benefit Cord Porty

A card party to raise money
Tor the church debt will be held
by the Sodality Of the Church
Of Our Lady of Lourdes. South
Arlington. at 8 pm. Friday at
the Knights of Columbus Hall,
Sis Little Falls road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

|passerby said it appeared that
Kelvin ran into the road after
10 younger brother. The charge
was dismissed by Judge John g.
Rothrock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

1t promises companionship :. with conversa-
ton that is wonderfully easy and natural.
And it promises dependabiLity :. for a Cadillac's
silence is telling tribute to its quality of materials
and to the character of its workmanship.
II. you have yet to sit at the wheel of 1857
Cadillac and hear this wonderful story for yourself
then we urge you to delay no longer in doing So
We hope you will visit your Cadillac. dealer
soon-spend an hour on the highway-and listen
to the most eloquent message motor car ever
delivered on its own behalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
County to Attend PorIey
For New Baltimore Rood

The Prince Georges County Commissioners win discuss
minary plans for Baltimore Washington highway
meeting called by the Maryland State Roads Commission for
May 81 in Baltimore
The county heads at their meeting yesterday said the d.
rector Of Prince Georges Department Public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Not Guilty Plea Entered
ByMrs. HodIey in Killing

person murder alleged gamblers
ded BY the April term Prince Georges County grand jury entered
not guilty pleas their Upper Marlboro yesterday
They among who appeared before Judge
Marbury indictments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


vOLKsWA0kN 'BB sedan; radio;
excellent cond.; $3.50. Orchard
2-4972. Odenton. Nd.
VOLKsWAGEN '57 2-dr. sed.: r.
h.: nice cond.; private owner
81 $50. JE. 2.1800.
VOLKsWAGEN 1857; gold; sun TOP,
WV. tires, undercoat, heater. s.
500 MI. 81 .726. WE. b-0921.
VOLKsWAGEN 1873 2-dooT: r. and
h.: like new: S1.495.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. l. Ave. NE. La. 6-6530
VoLKsWAGEN 1854 de luxe: beau
tiful black finish: Telefunken ra-
do; l-owner car: S1,205.
American Service Center
Ss5 N. olebe Rd. ia. 7-7722
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
VOLVO
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6edans and station waeonS. Low
pr. tag Of S2.295 compi. IS miles
per gallon. Terms to suit.
2-Yr. or 30,000-Miie Guarantee.
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
606 New York Ave. Elk. 3-4744
WINDSOR 1857 hardtop; fun
power. r, and h.. Wv. tires,
many extras; new-car title and
ygsrcIsntyi SOP dogn, FIJI price
1901 r. !. ave. NE. WA. $4,000.