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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-28

"Give q cat shelter, plenty Of
food and q feeling Of security and
she win stop catching mice. Peo-
pie are like that" - Barry Sulli-
van.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-03-28

of the school-and from that day
forward the girls went down to
the corner to cross the street.
PEACE SMOKE. Speaking at
the Liggett & Myers show put on
each year for the Durham Mer-
chants Associations, Gov Luther
Hodges last week said he had been
thinking about the old Indian
smokers.
He said they came up with a
peace pipe.
Why couldn't, reasoned the Gov
ernor in his interesting way, the
tobacco companies invent 'peace-
cigarette" which would bring love
and affection among countries all
over the world.
81 can't tell you what kind of
filter it would have" said the
Governor. "That's their problem"
SUPPORT DIR. l. Beverly
Lake; former head of the Wake
Forest Law School, and at one
time assistant Attorney General,
was urged again last week to make
the race for Governor.
Lake practices law here, is not
expected to be named by the Gov
ernor to become the new Attor-
ney General, but has avoided talk
about running for Governor.
The Citizens Government Coun-
ell, Inc, professedly segregation
list, met in Winston-Salem and
were advised by Dallas Gwynn,
former chairman of the Leaksville |
School Board that Lake wants to i
run for Governor.
Maybe so -. but he's being
mighty quiet about it.
NOT QUIET The least quiet
man among those being spoken of
as candidates for Governor is for
mer State Senator Terry Sanford
of Fayetteville.
He's making speeches all-round. |
AS manager for w. Kerr SCOTS
successful campaign for the U. S. |
Senate in 1854, Sanford made a
lot of friends.
He is using them to make more.
He is running for Governor-hard,
too.
AND 1T. GOV. A man who
is said to be acting like candi-
date for the second State place
that of Lieutenant Governor-isI
none other than David NJ. McCon-
nell, general counsel for the Belk
stores and at one time an admin
istrative assistant to James Byrnes
when Byrnes was in the Senate.
Mcconnell wanted to run for the
office in 1956-but somehow didn't
get around to it. He is former
chairman of the Democratic Exc
cutive Committee in Mecklenburg
County and has connections.
The next Legislature will layl
plans for another State building on
the property now occupied by the
Raleigh YMCA ). Although Sec
rotary of State Thad Eure's main
offices are still in the capitol, most
of his floor space is now in the
old Supreme Court Building some
times known as the Library Build
ing -. And State Auditor now
has better quarters, much more
space, and all his people in ada
cent offices in the Revenue Build
ing Auditor Henry Bridges
old offices in the capitol are now
used by the Governor
David Clark of Lincolnton, the
man you have read so much about,
who has served four terms in the
Legislature and who last week
filed as the Democratic Candidate
against Republican Incumbent
Charles R. Jonas for Congress . =
will be SO on this coming July
He has lot of time 4. and may
need it 4. to whip Fellow Towns
man Jonas in the Charlotte area
tough going for any Democrat
these days.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
SOuthside Teachers
Meet In Petersburg

Southside teachers took part in
the Virginia Education association,
District d, meeting at Boiling Jun
Tor High School in Peters burg
Saturday.
Among those from this area TAX
ing part in the program were F.
Armstrong Smith, Mrs Louise B.
Harris. Edwin IL Vassar and Jesse
Green.
Smith, Cumberland High School
principal, was a member Of The
resolutions committee. Mrs. Harris.
q Burkcville teacher. presided at
the primary teachers session. Ed
win III Vassar who teaches al
Cumberland High School, presided
Az the vocational agriculture scs-
sion, Ak which Green, PoWhatan
area supervisor Of vocational agli-
culture spoke on Improving
Young Farmer Organizations.
Officers OF area groups affiliated
with the district are Mrs. Rolin vii
son, OF B ! a ck stone, and Mrs.
Josephine Jones s. Of Mannboro.
Amelia. VasSar and Mrs, Betty
Swertfeger. Of Far1nville. Cumbcr-
land Prince f d ward and Miss
Elizabeth Burger and Charles Pat
'erson. LOngWood.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
FRIDAY. MARCH, lt, l05S


LOk those Who arc currently fl ling their
Federal Income tax returns. i prophets
statement made IN 1910 may be Of interest
Richard Evelyn Byrd, father Of us. s. IA
tor Harry +. Byrd. as Speaker OF the Ni--
rlnia House of Delegates delivered q speech
against ratification Of the Sixteenth
Amendment to the Constitution. Which es-
tablished a Federal Income Tax
Mr.. Byrd said in part:
1T (the 10th Amendment) means that
the state must give up legitimate and long
established source Of revenue and WELD il to
the Federal government
IT means that the state actually invites
the Federal government to invade it's ter
ritory. to Dust its jurisdiction and to estab-
fish Federal dominion within the innermost
citadel Of reserved rights III the Common
wealth
This Amendment will do what even the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments aid
not do it will extend the Federal power
10 as to reach the citizen in the ordinary
business Of life A hand from Washington
Will be stretched out and placed upon every
mans business the exc Of Federal ILL.,
speetor will be in every mans counting
house
The law will Of necessity have inqusi-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Double Check

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
College Qualification
Test To BE Given

~, c,.. = ;,
ans sf,oe'i, ,e., ,, - college
co,,nao n,n, No. - 80" -
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ccoras ,,ada - IL ,as.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Loyalty Suppers
Held By Churches

LOYALTY snppcrs II connection
With tha Episcopal Forward and
Advance Fund drive we're held rc-
Gently BY several churches III the
area
On March 4. loyalty supper
vas held by the congregations Of
Emmanuel and Grace Churches in
Glennore. Of Buckingham County
Claiming H. Moon presided. and
served as parish lay chairman for
Grace Episcopal Church
The Rev. Robert f. Withers OK
planned the use to be made of the
funds to be collected. and Mrs.
Withers. who is district woman S
chairman. spoke on the work
needed 10 be done by the women.
Mrs G. H Moon Will be woman
chairman for Grace Church. Mrs.
Earl Burcler Will be parish chair
man for the women Of Emmanuel
and Chapman Glover will be fay
chairman for Emmanuel Church
Wednesday night. March \, y
similar supper was held at the
Community House III .Cartersvillc
James G. Rea, Jr., presided at
thc meeting and the Rev. Wilson
M- SUIT. Of PoWhatan. spoke Oh the
Forward and Advance Fund. Mrs.
Lewis H0rger is parish chairman
fer the women and Rca is lay
chairman.
The Rev Robert L, WithcrS said
tho bcnedjction
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
John Temple Graves
Congress Receives Bills
To Curb Supreme Court

decisions for a thing Ike this which
is so essentially national
Certainly the argument for deny
ing the Supreme Court appellate
jurisdiction in uc a on cases
would seem much stronger If
hopelessly prejudiced by the race
issue.
Since Senator Thurmond is for
the Jenner Bill as well as his own.
I presume that he does not feel it
Weakens the chances Of his own.
Perhaps he agrees with Mr.. Lips
comb that his own has no chance.
but wish il were going to be re-
ported out and voted on Even If
voted down. it might help the Jen-
ncr Bill for the Senate would have
been put in mood and mind for
curbing the Court.
pr would It2 | want to think
about this.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

GE0 RETARl of Agriculture Ezra TAFT
y Benson is now threatened with 4 maiol.
assault by congressman in his o>yn party A.
the Republican party. II is the most serious.
threat to Benson's survival vet ia confront
the controversial Cabinet member
Only a few days ago a group of Republi-
can congressman visited Benson and d.
manded be change his policies Benson il
sticking by his longterm theories, and de-
mandlnr lower price supports. although
TINS policy has resulted III farm recession
II recent Years and has added To the ~
cesslon now IN progress, if indeed ii did
not bring it on
Eenson fatty refused To change Hill poll
eles and = as q result - several Rcpubli-
can Congressman demanded that he resign
Among them arc Representatives Jensen
(R-loWa), Miller (R-Neb) and MANY 9TH
ers Miller flatly said that Benson WAS Inc
t'best weapon that the Democrats have"
Representative lenson said Benson should
resign.
Other Republicans predicted if Benson
IS retained in his post the Republicans will
lose twenty seats in the House of Repre-
sentatives in the Midwest in November
Bensons farm policies are not working.
Only recently he himself admitted that his
soil bank program was a failure 1t wasted
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
The Supreme Court must
be curbed. 4"

Justice James F. Byrnes proposed
curbing the highest court through
the constitutional provision that
Congress should limit its appellate
Jurisdiction. how much curbing did
he have IN mind?
Naturally he wanted TO 90 on hav-
Ing a Supreme Court.
The Senatc's Judiciary commit
tees staff assistant l. b. r. Lips
comb Of Mississippi chides me for
opposing the Jenncr Bill restricting
appellate jurisdiction IN five types
Of cases. But am 50 much for the
principle OF the Jenncr Bill that I
inst don't want ii wasted The bill
includes no curb as regards public
schools which would cover segrc-
cation decisions. Naturally there n
limit to the amount Of curbing
II our Southern problem doesn't get
on the original list II may never be
listed at all
Just as the filibuster is weakened
as a weapon Of the South when
Southerners at Washington or IN
state legislatures use 1t for any and
all legislation they don't like.
II may be I'm wrong about this
| want 10 think about i. Mr. Lips
comb writes With Congress as 1t
is today. il is utterly impossible TO
obtain any legislative relief BY way
Of frontal attack on the Supreme
Court Segregation Decision How
ever. subsequent decisions Of the
Supreme Court have created eli
mate that cngendcrs strong prODa-
Dllity that certain curbs can be
brought on the Court III areas not
directly involved III the race issue
but involving fundamental usur-
pations in many otacr fields This
the Jennc Bill proposes 70 do
Another bill, introduced BY Sena-
tor Strom Thurmond Senate Bill
240lo Is directed at the South own
vital problem. II would restrict the
jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court
IN reviewing statutes and rcgula-
tons pertaining TO operation Of pub
lie schools in the several states.
1T appears 10 me, Well-says
Senator Thurmond. that the last
stronghold of our system of local
self government lies IN local control
of the public school systems, and
that, by intcrposing Itself into a
filed properly occupied by state
school boards ana authorities. the
Supreme Court has struck at the
very foundation of constitutional
government
Loud amenl
Alabama Congressman Huddles-
ton S bill il preferred BY The
indianapolis Star IN much-circu-
lated editorial series called The
Runaway Court" This bill rcaf-
inmS ING constitutional separation
d powers and provides that neither
federal nor state courts shall be
bound by any decision OF the ST.
preme Court which conflicts with
the legal principle Of adhering 10
prior decisions and which * clearly
based upon considerations other
/ than legal
But who would Identify tic clear
hasc2
The five cases in which the Jen-
ner Bill denies appellate jurisdic-
ton involve national security. II
seems to me there is room for
argument that a single highest
court rather than eleven circuit
courts should establish policy and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Fay Based On Skill Urged

The Secretaries of the Army and
OF the Air Force have Joined III
urging Congress to set up a new
military pay system based more on
skill than on service.
A bill being considered by a
House Armed Services subconmnit-
tee is based in part on the recon-
mendaiions Of civilian committee
that studied the problem Of halting
the exodus from the armed ser
vices If many promising officers
aud highly trained enlisted men.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

An ophthamoloei who examines
Your eyes can Give YOU quite bill
Of inside information From looking
at the only visible internal blood
Vesscl-the rctlna vessel back Of
the eycball he can find clues that
help him know how the rest of your
body is functiomng your heart.
liver. Kidneys. blood pressure, thy
roid, and even your teeth Doctors
SAY thal diseaSe-free eyes will never
wear out from too much us.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Speedy Things

shot on arrow into the air,
It fell to earth, know not where "
hat piece Longfellow wrote
When he writing rhyme
Before his footsteps echoed through
Dim corridors of time
1t seemed to him, an arrow wos +
swift moving N its flight
But he had never heard about
a modern satellite
Since he wrote verse the world hos changed
m many many woys
md Little did he dream back then
OF speeds Ne have these doys
Today, 10 Us, Or arrow seems
Quite sluggish IN Ks flight
Compared to planes more swift thon sound
Of to s0tellitc
guess II ne wrote verse today.
Of orrows he'd not write,
Or would he write 81 feathers from
An eogIe in his flight
Comparing things thot trovel fost
On speeds he rose his siqht
For nothing speeds through spoce more swift
hon does sotelI,te
al~ays thought when things went up,
Book down they'd foil ere Iona,
But nov i seems these satellites
Prove wos thinking wrong
From whot lve read and what l've heord.
~ me-. il nov appears
'his satellite We lust Sent WI
VIII Stay atoft FIX years
wonder w1ot next mon Will %
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AUH0M0RlLES F0R SALE
DE SOTO 'B3 powermaster 'a''
sedan radio. heater; Al cundi-
ton, special price. s444.
TRIANGLE FORD

DE SOTO B3 powermastsr 20"
tioni special price, saf4.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. I. Ave. NE. la. a-lO03
DE- SOTO '54 Firsdome VS. sedan:
original metallic green; 7, and n.
powernlte transm.; white wall
power steering. many other extras
extremely low mileage. immae-
ulate condition. owner. IN
apECTED. S6Dh, trade or low a.
$50 down WOLFE MOTORS,
la3 North Aoese st.. Ari.' W. At
DODGE '53 dark green VS. A.
door coronet;. gyro.matle, r. and
a; very GOOD condr $3.50. Call
DODGE '53 coronst s-door sedan;
radio. heater, automatic tranemie-
sion, clean, bank-rate terms. S54h,
WIIEELER, y, 3. NC cARxshEB = :, CITY
,SSH %HT5hnoRsIndE TwIadosniE SSWAL SSWALIE5f se.AiSso eAisso
DODGE 1858 VS., 2-dooF coro-
er. Good condition. TE 6-a94s.
DODGE $50 Royal Lancer hardtop;
glamorous 2-tone nntsh. whitt
walls powerful V-e engine. auto
matte pushhutton transmission =
OuriSman-Mandell
Chevrolet
224l Nichols Ave. Sc. Lu. 3-I051
DODGE 'b4 Royal VS. 2-door: Z,
and h., auto. transs excel. eond.
TAKOMA FORD
sT25 Pincy Br. Rd., 8. g., Ju, $1,000
DODGE 'b5 custom ROYAL 4-dr.;
red and white powerhite, r. and h.,
Wv. tires; one owner; real nice;
HILL g. SANDERS
iin WvsSas. vernon. oSss' avs NV. tSia hp 4.asO,
DODGE '5e Meadowbfook 4-dF.l
miles In this car Special, Si95
BOWMAN
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 6-11s2
DODGE 'b5 Ia Femme VS.; auto,
ltranSs Z. and a.. W.-W. tlresi 2
tone paint; $4,000 actual miles
Full price, only $1,5e5.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
400 oa. Ave. IA. 9.2g00-.g01
EDsEL .Ss Citation CONVERTING
Continental wheel, radio, heater,
Wv. tires: Immaculate, low mile
age, ibrank-rate terms, $3,095,
WHEELER INC. CHRYSLER CITY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
4S00 WI6CONSIN'N.W.s EN-. 2.l02e
FIAT 1858 model 100 4-dr. sedan
only 1000 miles; owner leavint
country: price S1.5bO. SP. 3-4710
Excel sscei. cona.; aSS ssss. sSES0j 10. S' 1850.
FORD 1850 Tudor: clean: excel
.SHIPnnSing SInSi "a coSdO SoOssq !; s9dy IN s0Oo shape
FORD 'b6 VS. club sedan; r. anC
h., auto. trans, power steering
S1,295' low down payment; banl
tRsnciRgI aRsn mr., .I. MCNEIL oE 1000 sSNTlAG iI
the Heart Of Bethesda"
FORD '55 convertible; Fordo.. =.
b., pI., Wv. tires. A beauty
CAVE FORD
1914 Elm, st.. Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. $4,000 OIL. 6-S20t
FORD 1858 Tudor 6-cylindeT; clean
41,000 miles; S395. May be seel
at 5122 Wilson blvd. Arl.
FORD lg49 VS. 4-dr. sedan; eoot
OPERATING condition except real
end; $50; OIL. 4-6159.
FORD '5s Ranch Wagon; full!
equip. Take over payments. Cal
after 8 pm. LA. 6-67S0.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1857 Fairlane 800" Town
Sedan; Fordomatie,. radio, heater,
green and white Styletone paint,
Car 3l3-U-S; S1.195. PALMER
FORD, 311O Hamilton st.. Hy-
attsville. Nd, AP. 7-0114 or 8.
FORD SO Custom IS" Tudor;
equipped: beautiful black nnish;
TAKOMA FORD
s725 Piney Br. Rd., s. g.. Ju. $1,000
FORD 1855 4-dr. station wagon
radio. heater and overdrive. Car
No. 224-U-S: S1.295. PALMER
FORD, 3Il0 Hamilton st., Hy-
attsville, Nd, Ap. 7-O114 or 3.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AUTOMOI FOR SLE lUTOMOES ron sAT AUTOMOEs ron SALE

FORD 1854 VS. Fordor; car No,
ad6-U-e: S505. PALMER FORD,
Md.o. AP. APaP.lSifii4 9.ofi4 81 o. 7.eiis. aiiis.''ii''
FORD '53 V-si fordomatie. radio
and heater, l owner; beautiful con-
dition; Sb06.
Central Motor Co.
AlexandTia ov s-lbOO
tAt Yaystts. a1c iifPn0SSp Sifs. n q king st.,
FoRp 's7 Tudor blue, a real buy
Central Motor CO;
1901 Oronoco 81.
cat Fayette, 4 Biks. N. of King ST.
FORD '54 V-s customline Tudor:
at, p.A., r. and h., low MI. pri-
yately owned, $3.50. IA. 4-1S65,
eveningE.
FORD '57 station wagon, T-Bird
engine; 2-tone paint. Wv. tires,
ip.a.. heater. Sl,7Db,
CAVE FORD
lort.sai1s 6lm s. BethssSa, Msesos Me
FORD ,5e Faiylane Fogdor sedan
bIpIo%a lsasins SiiHSp count: COUNTRY si'SSi cal
WH, 6-b010.
FORD 'B6 Convertible; Fordo.. r
and b., Wv tires T-Bird engine
new TOP. &1,495.
CAVE FORD
4S14 Elm st.. 6ethesda. Nd.
OIL. 6-S200 OIL. 6-S20S
lRAMBLER 'B9 cdr nardtop. Ne.
chanlc's special, S1e5.
Central Motor Co.
Alexandria OV. 3.1bOO
1901 Oronoco 81.
cat Fayette, 4 Hlks. N. Of King st.
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s6';; Hke ei 900 miles, over $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH Do Goto-Flym-
outh, VI 2-230O.
FoRD '5b Custom Ranch Wagon;
one eVnsT. low milsSSs, real nice.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
llls Vermont Ave. NV. AD. t-asooI
FORD 1887 Fordor station wagon:
equipped. radio, heater, automatic
transmission, etc. immaculate'
Suburban Cadillac OldsI
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND. Oh. 0-T1O0
FORD 1857 conv.: black, red inte-
rior. white TOP, T-bird eng, r, h..
scyss SsI sons ss'sJAFps JF ssEsss sEsssI Wv s1-
FORD '5o vagon: T-bird YES; low
mile: 2-dr,. Wv. tires, seat belts:
excel cond.: take small car, trade
or Si,3ob. OWNER, WE. b-3l32.
FORD '54 Victoria coupe: beautiful
pink and white with matching
leather interior; Z. and h., Fordo-
matte. perfect conuitlon, I'M
spECTED. Trade OF as low a.
S1b0 down. WOLFE MOTORS.
1888 North Moore st., Arl., Va.
JA. 4-3252 AZ Rosslyn.
P0RDs 'b1-2-3-4 hardtops. 2 doors
and 4 doors; economy 6s and s.;
finest selection Of these cars in
town. INSPECTED, Any car low
ss SO down, WOLFE MOTORS,
1888 North Moore st., Afl., Va. at
Rosslyn. IA. 4-3252,
FORD '54 Tudor; blue, excellent
transp.: hke-new condition: $3.50.
Central Motor Co.
Alexandria OV. 3-1500
1901 Oronoco st.
Cat Fayette, 4 Blks. N, Of King ST.
FORD '55 Fairlane "s' Fordor;
Fordomatic, radio, heater, bronze
and white fnish: l owner; special
price. s1,O66: written guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 R. /. Ave. NE. La. 9-1003
FORD '55 Tudor sedan; Equipped
with r. and h.. beaut. blue finish
with matching INTERIOR full price,
S5e5; can handle with S9b down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. ia. 9-290O-290l
Evening star., 1958-07-11
Hill "a SANDERS

FORD '5b Custom Ranch Wagon;
Fordomatic, r. and h.. llght blue.
one owner. low mileage. real nice,
Evening star., 1958-07-11

FORD 1854 Ranch WaHun Tudor
.6.; ike ~ 900 miles. Over $3.50.
FALLS cHuRcH pe eoto-Plym-
Evening star., 1958-07-11

CADILLAC 81 black 4-dr. hardtop
sedan: factory air cond:. power
ferred to London; sacf., $500,
orig. owner, OF. 4-6S62.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
CAVE FORD

4si4 Elm ST.. Bethesda. Nd,
OIL 6-S200 OF. 6-h2Oe
CADILLAC '5s Sedan de Vile: Al
pine white, auto, trans, power
steering and brakes, Z. and b i,
w.-w. tires, tinted glass. electric
seat and windows, Autronic Eye
IFS. price Is over $4,000: our price.
SIS. 1876. Absolutely immaculate.
BUTLER-BoNDED. -.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

CADILLAC 'B7 l-dr. hardtop sedan
fully equipped Including power
ateering and power brakes exeep-
tional value: S3,795. ccc guar
Capitol Cadillac -Olds Co.
f2a" 22nd st. NV, FE. 7-2o00
CADILLAC '53 coupe De VILE. full
power equipment. A real special.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

m. TVssas V.saa., Oldest g ESrd psalsE pS s-.,oo
FORD 1887 Fordor station wason;
equipped, radio, heater, automatic
transmission, ETC.. Immaculate.
gI.QQ6.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

CHEVROLET '55 DeiRay club se-
dan; glaaE,s gleaEE1,ins ,..ie, black ana ~ Tnite
very low mileage; / owner: M
sPECTED, S9gB, low as $3.50
down. WoLFE MOTORS. 1898
North M9oss e. Arl' Va 81 Ross
Evening star., 1958-07-11
OuriSInan-Mandel
CheurnInt
TAKOMA FORD

2e4l Nichols ave. s.E. Lu. 3-l0sl
DODGE 80 Royal VS. 2-dooF: 7,
and h., auto. trans@ excel. eond.
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FORD $50 VS. club sedan; r. and
h., auto. trans, power steering;
SI.295' low down payment; bank
financing, MCNEIL PONTIAC,
1920 wis. ave. oil, $4,000. IN
the Heart Of Bethesda"
FORD '55 convertible; Fordo.. r.,
b., pI, Wv. tires. A beauty
Evening star., 1958-07-11

CADILLAC '59 "62" 4-door sedan:
chauffeur driven. black: S7g5: Call
Carl Marter, 10. S-500s. MOORE
oREAR MOTORS. 1888 viers
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CADILLAC '54 go" special: all
pgwer. factory air eond; like ney'
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SFR R..Is. ovass H''S%Si SssSsiiul 'sSie como
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cHESsoEEzE caEKsoE Esp - trachpsoH, ;Ss IN Fey Fey
wise. Ave, OIL, 2-2615.
CHEVROLET '56 Bel Air hardtop
sports coupe: this car has been
metjculously cared for: like-new
finish, VS. engine, powerFlide, auto
trans. r. and h. white-walls:
Onr;rroanA AEopdalI
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Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
II14 Vermont Ave. Nav. AID. 4-4o00
DE SOTO $50 h.t.; ike new. MER-
SON AND THOMPSON, 72z1 Wiz.
ave. OIL. 2-2615.
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FORD 1854 VS. Fordor; car No.
e66-U-e; S505. PALMER FORD,
Ma. AP 7.0ii4 81 7-aiib.
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Cantral Mntnr 90

IrsSsp. oIaike.nSsSSS SSS1' 'condI.Ion: s.'ssa. saso
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CADILLAC AZ "62" series 4-dr.
sedan: all extras; $3.50 cash or
best offer. 606-60s r. !. ave. ne.
CADILLAC i949 Convertible. clean
car; in daily use; $500. Call NO.
7-3593. ext. IS.
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sgN MOTORS 49,,

CADILLAC SO convertible coupe;
plete with al power accessories;
new white top included; exception
ally clean: q real value at only
ga mo CCr auarantee
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ROYAL CHRYSLER

IcHRYsLER '5S New Yorker 4-dr,
lhardton: full power, Wv. tires. =.
and h.; company official car. spe-
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4: REII. 7IlIl. MOTORS IlIii

BO1O wis. Ave. NV, Wo. 6-se00
CHEVROLET 1885 station wagon
poWerglide transmission radio,
heater; two-tone finish and white
walls. This description does not tel
the full story. This one-oWner car
Il H. IKE C. nsw sCd.T N eyeTTy eTy sssggessst gges sec
OIIriSYoaf oaf1-Mandell