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LOG HOUSE

Unusual opportunity to acquire 9
unique. 2-story log house, situated
on ga acres with small stream
Nice shade trees, boxwood; 213
mi. of hard-surfaced road. Ha'
electricity, telephone. Ideal fol
week ends and fall outings His
toric interest. too Priced $500;
one-half cash. Call or write
MIDDLEBURG REAL ESTATE
Middleburg. Va. Phone Murray
5-435l Ewes. and Sun, Murray
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CHRXSLER AS 4-dr. sedan: black
immaculate, radio, heater, almost
excel; cond. MR.. GAsoUE. EN-
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NEAR OLNEY

NEAR VIENNA, VA.-Beautiful acre
building site, partly cleared; 100.
IT.. frontage, on hard-surface road
Price, S2,750. GLADYS S. BAR
NEY, Real Estate Broker, 3lC
Center ST.. NJ, Vienna, Va. DU
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

LOVELY Pre-Civil War virginia
home. Good conl. % acres. 4
hours drive d. c. Drilled well
mod. plumbing, cleo, telephone;
hunting, fishing riding. $4,000
cash. Also for sale, adjoining loo
acres timber. OWNER 914 CAR
ROLL AVE, LAUREL, MD. PARK
WAY 5-2627.
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CHRYsLER "a New Yorker 4-door
sedan; radio. heater, auto. trans,
power steering, power brakes. This
Is the cleanest "a we've had IN
months; only $685., liberal trade
and terms.
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7035 cARRoLL AVE. ~. $4,000
cHRYsLER '55 Windsor de luxe
power steering ing ali air s SSsS. S saSt
turquoise and white Sl95 down
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
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wseal1ss1P: H}SsSi fH SE kf5ss''
1901 Conn. Ave. NV, EN-. 2-63OC
OPEN SUNDAY. liza
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FosoIy and Shorten

HEN she GOT BUSY M ThE ACCESSORY
DEPARTMENT. HER BApGAiN Is NOW UP TO
Two HUNDRED BUCKS AND STILL GONG STRONG
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TRAlLERS
I@AkIYlkiiIERN

1888 OwNERHOME. IOx40 It.
bedrooms. $1,000 or take ovel
payments. POINTER. lot 40, Ball
Richmond hwy. Alexandria. A.
1871 TRAvELITE house trailer
81 IT,: very good condition; 81 ZOO
or best offer. Midway 1886.
27-FT. GREAT LAKES, 1 bedrm,
full bath, liv., dinette: excel. cond
Reasonable. Call for an appt. al
JU. 7-66S6.
1856 SOFT, 2 bedrms., clean; with
extras, including air conditioning
Crescent 3-0702.
loft. '5S NUAsHA; 2-bedrm., fully
equip. trailer; $500 cash. take
over payments. CY. 1857.
45-FT. VICTOR: 2 bedrms., fully
equipped trailer, Set up in trailer
park. $500 cash, take over pay
ments. CIR. 3-4016.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD $50 cow; black. auto. trans.
r. and h., Wv. tires, p.s., whit
TOP: sharp. Compare at S1,195
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CORVETTE '5s conv.; r, and h.
$50 h.p.. Wv, all white, low
mileage. AP. 7-2323 after pm.
CORVETTE '5s; fully equip; fuel
Injection, powerglide; cow. or
hardtop. Lu. ABBA after pm.
DATsUN $50 4-door sedan; new;
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I'M Wa. Ave. N.W. Wo- R-aanl

cHRYsLER ~ New Yorker 4-dooi
REAR Sssu.g Sl: 81 ESe5sg l! ssBS Ca
BELL MOTORS
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Ssst Ss s essn sS5iis $50 cSn
BELL MOTORS
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miles, new condition. Si.i6s. III,
9-7234, JU, $500,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

WANTED, finance company or In
diyidual to finance customers on
TV sales. Call ia. S-6239.
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DE SOTO '55 4-door sedan: r. anc
h., auto. trans, power steering
beaut white and black: Sl.095.
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
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-" LITTLE CARS LTD.
TAKOMA FORD

DE SOTO '58 Firefite 2-door;
fun power; excellent condition.
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cHRYsLER '52 VS. 4-door: r, and
h. auto. trans.i good cond.: S205.
TAKOMA EORn
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADMLACS - Following models
available: Coupe de Villes, Edo.
RADIOS, Sedan de yilles. converti-
bles, 1855 through 1858 models
Select yours at PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, $500 Ager I'd, West
Hyattsyille. WA. 7-4351
CADILLAC 'hS convert; truly q
beautiful Cadillac; full power;
$685., $685. dn.
BELL MOTORS
KIN wis Ava NV uTO a aonn
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Capitol Auto Sales

500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 3-3Oss
FORD '55 Tudor Fairlane: Fordo-
matte. 7 and h., white side walls,
~ 900 actual miles, excel. cond,
$3.50. DU. 7-5637, Apt. b04
weekdays after 10 pm; any tint
Sat. and Sun.
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FORD 1888 Fairlane SUMMER V-s
S SSHysrtSls own. and o hi F Sase f t
EDsEL,O c NC, ''r 1901 Good HOPE HOPE
I'd. Sc. LII. 4-7S5S.
FORD '57 400" 2-door; Fordo,
matte, low mileage; S1,195, $12S
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

APPROX. Il ACRE. on Woverton
road. next to Summit Hall Estate;
reas. Clinton. Md. CY. 7-S763.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA '57 4-pass. cpe., S2,29b, ant
MGs, Heaieys, WIS, etc. Nj
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M-ACRE LOTS

Colesville area - Some fronting
Colesville rd.; street, water; terms
or cr.s su6p5dinatiSH Call n MT BSzzi.
cry REALTY CO.. JU. $4,000.
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REII, MOTORS

FORD '57 9-pass, Country Squire.
black, Fordomatic, p.s,: like new;
Sl,695, $3.50 dn,
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wfs5lSst93f SlssSi r1 SEAa ARREST
1901 Conn Ave. NV, EN-. 2-630C
OPEN SUNDAY, 1l-6
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3ny Your Car

Prom q NeW-Car Dealer"
UNITED AUTO SALES
1926 GEORGIA AVE,
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OH WIS. ave. NV. WO. b-SBUO
FORD 1855; 7. and h., Wv. tires,
sharp black finish; Ieposs;. as
oRRIsON MOTORS. 7O4 W. Broad
St, Falls Church, Va.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEy. 'b7, "2lo". VS., e-pass
station wagon: DIV, p.b., orig
owner, $1,000. IKE. 6-6slb.
CHRYLsLER '53 Windsor de luxe
4-dr.; Y. and h.; very clean,
$500. RE, Sail.
CHRYsLER '57 New Yorker cow.
beaut,, all power; lady sacrficinG
at S2,lOO. WO. 6-2320.
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BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES are on
this acre lot in Quaint Acres
ideal setting for large, CUSTOM
built home: city water. gas and
electricity. CHESTER KELLER
WoODMooR AGENCY CORP. JU
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FORD '54 customline Ranch Wag-
on: T. and h., auto; excel. cond,
S705 or best offer. VIII. 6-203S,
FORD $50 sta, wagon. Bypass: $500
Cow gown and take over payments
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BELL MOTORS

Bill Wis. Ave. NV. wo. $4,000
FORD SO Custom; Fordomatic
power steering, T. and h., new
snow tires: 81 ,995. MA. 2-0171.
FORD $50 Fairlane Tudor hardtopi
auto. trans; needs body work
S69S.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

PVT. PARTY wants building lot:
Glen Echo Hgts. area. State size,
location and asking price. Box
1891, Star.
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7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
DE SOTO Al coupe; excel. cond.
tnro OSsrS IT,. and +" ems seesns-
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5111 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-s90t
CADILLAC ia

CADILLAC '65I"62" sedan: original
owner purchasing new Cadillac,
and wants to sell his CREAM
PUFF" Of q car: interior like
brand-new, with custom seat COW
ers, air conditioned; PERFECT
mechanical cond., brand-new tires.
This car is absolutely spotless
IN 3 days. Call JE. 2-sSsS, MR..
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NORBECK, MD. Builders attention.
~ acres wooded ideal rambler
and split-level SITES. Priced as a
whole, 81 800 per acre, which is
about u the price of anything else
in the area. JU. 5-553B.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-22

Congress branch is being permit
ted to continue in Northern Rho
desia, but a more radical group
known as the Gambia African Ma
,ional Congress has been banned.
The report by the three memher
Southern Rhodesian tribunal il
being given weight because of the
makeup of the group. 1t is heal
ed by Thomas H. w. Beadle, act
ing Chief Justice of Southern Rho
desia. The other members are
Francis F. Roberts, senior magis-
trate of the colony, and Sidney c.
Parker, senior provincial native
commissioner.
The feeling here is that The
Southern Rhodesian tribunals find
ings will be used in forthcoming
deliberations between the Fedora
ton and British officials on the
political future of the Federation.
The findings support the conten-
ton of many whites here that
Africans are politically irrespon-
sible.
However, the determination to
achieve self-rule is still strong
among Africans. The whites are
equally determined to delay its
achievement and to retain polisi-
cal control.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-22
new statewide plan.

new statewide plan.
Extension of surrent desegrega-
ton plans was announced for Fort
Smith, Ark; Dover, DEL; Daviess
and Owen Counties, KY; Anne
Arundel County, Md; Oklahoma
City, New Model and Chickasha,
Okla; Nashville. Tenn; Victoria,
Texas; Norfolk and Arlington
County, Va.
Fall enrollments for the II
Southern and border states and
the District of Columbia were ex-
pected to total some 13,040,400,
about 1874 per cent Negro.
Southern School News reported
these other developments:
ALABAMA - Two A a b a m a
schools-one urban, one rural
will be converted from public to
private operation this fall to dem
onstrate, an official said, the feast
bility of such change-over in the
event it becomes necessary later
on a large scale.
ARKANSAS-The Little Rock
school board went ahead with
plans to reopen the city's high
schools through use of a pupil as
signment law.
DELAWARE-Dover moved to
join in the statewide gradual de-
segregation plan, although it was
exempt from the federal court
approved 12-year plan.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-22
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
President Eisenhower, breaking his
long silence on segregation, said
is it morally wrong" to deny
equality Of opportunity in the eco.
nomic and political fields.
acknowledgements were
followed closely in Miami where
the Orchard Villa elementary
school is scheduled to be desegre-
gated this fall-the first public
school in the state to make the
move.
GEORGIA-The Atlanta board
of education appealed federal
court order to have a desegrega.
ton plan drawn by December /.
KENTUCKY - School officials
anticipated slight expansion in
the states indignation program en-
tering its third year.
LOUISIANA-A federal Judge
directed Orleans Parish to offer q
desegregation plan for New Or
leans schools by March 1, 1860.
MARYLAND-A survey showed
Baltimore's changing neighbor-
hoods" are being reflected in the
schools with enrolment undergo
ing drastic racial shifts.
MISSISSIPTI-The state board
of trustees of State Institutions of
Higher Learning gave a vote of
confidence to University of Mis-
sissippi faculty members accused
of advocating Indignation.
MISSOURI-The National Edu-
cation Association voted down eff
forts to obtain a strongly-worded
resolution in favor of public school
Indignation.
NORTH CAROLINA - Craven
county became the fifth school dis
trict to desegregate with a deci-
sion to admit Negro pupils to two
elementary schools.
OKLAHOMA - Indignation OF
two or three more schools in Ok
lahoma City appeared likely this
fall.
SOUTH CAROLINA-The fourth
anniversary of the U. S. Supreme
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Lynch Of
Detroit, Michigan are home with
parents, Mrs. Emma Lynch and
Mrs. Gertrude Mozique.
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Mr.. Roosevelt Charleston, Jr., Of
Detroit, Michigan and Gary, In
diana, motored home last weekend
with his family to spend a while
with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roose-
welt Charleston, Sr.
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made up of choirs members from
Little Zion, Spring Ridge, and Mt.
Marian choirs.
This service was conducted by
DR.. s. Leon Whitney of Jackson,
Mississippi, who preached inspir-
ing sermons from the following
subjects: Monday night-"Let God
Prove Himself, Tuesday night
"As The Eagle Stirs The Nest"
Wednesday night - "Dry Bones"
Thursday night-"Don't Mess With
Cod, Friday night-"The Hand
Writing On The Wall". From these
inspiring messages of God by DR..
Whitney, the church and the COM
munity were revived, uplifted and
strengthened.
The sum of one hundred two dol
lars and ninety eight cents was
given to the cause freely.
We are praying that DR.. Whitney
will live long life, that God will
use him as an investment to get
His word over to the people. Rev.
c. A. Green, pastor; Prof. Fred D.
Moffett, secretary and Bro. Cliff
ford Mckenzie is Treasurer.
The Kinds County S. S. and B.
T. U. Congress just closed very
fine session that opened on the 4th
of this month. With the Hill Zion
Baptist Church, Bolton, Miss. Rev.
Gross, the host pastor. The super
intendent of the S. S. Sister Annie
Louise Fortner, had every thing
we'll in hand it said to be one of
the best that we have ever had. The
spirit was high, the crowd was
large and enthusiastic. The class
work was good, the S. S. was under
the direction of the Congress Dean.
Mr.. S. F. Fortner, and the workers
was at their best in their class
work.
lie ID. !. ". AldSS WOlh was uIl-
der the Direction of sister H. c..
Hubbard and her workers was at
their best.
The song leaders under the di-
rector, Mr.. Moffett did give to the
congress some inspiring singing.
This all helped to make good SEES
sion. Mr.. A. G. Yate our efficient
president address the Congress on
the second day. This was a master
piece to the congress. | am happy
to say that Chapel Hill Baptist
Church under Mrs. Todd, as B. t.
U. Director walked off again this
year with the Queen being crowned
from that church that goes to let
US know that she and her pastor
and MEMBERS are on the ball. Miss
Maria Todd was the Beautiful
Queen.
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barber-shop owner, chartered the
Arkansas organization last June
5. He resigned as state agent for
the Klans Aug. 10.
Mr.. Hightower said some Klans-
men had disagreed with him on
the need for local action on such
problems as school Indignation. lie
said "they wanted to take action"
He explained he was afraid he
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-22

Courts 1866 implementing deci-
sion passed with apparent notice
in Clarendon County, which was
involved in the original desegrega-
ton case and which still is segre-
gated.
TENNESSEE - Memphis State
university announced it would en-
roll qualified Negroes this fall.
TEXAS-With Dallas and Hous-
ton involved in desegregation liti-
cation, the NAACP announced its
plans to start court action to in
tegrate schools in Galveston.
VIRGINIA-Gov. J. Lindsay AL
mond's anti massive resistance
forces appeared to have strength
ened their hand as a result of the
July Ia Democratic primary
WEST VIRGINIA-Five coun-
ties-Raleigh, Mcdowell, Mingo,
Logan and Mercer-were threat
ened with court action by the
NAACP which charged them with
failure to comply with desegre-
cation decisions.;
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II,
are proud to have their two little
grand daughters, Sharon Lynn and
Adrienne Barker Of Detroit, Michi-
gan visit them and other relatives
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Lynch OF
Detroit, Michigan are home with
parents, Mrs. Emma Lynch and
Mrs. Gertrude Mozique.
Mr.. Roosevelt Charleston, Jr., OF
Detroit, Michigan and Gary, In
diana, motored home last weekend
with his family to spend while
with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roose-
welt Charleston, Sr.
Rev. Harry Bartee, Pastor of the
Kingley Charpel Methodist Church
and his members are announcing
their Revival beginning Monday
night after the Fifth Sunday in
August.
Edwards Masonic Lodge No. los
will celebrate St. Johns and Prince
Halls Day at the St. Mark Bap-
fist Church Sunday night, August
30, 1859 at 7 o'clock P. m. Come
and enjoy, share and learn at this
program, presented every year at
this time.
The Friendship NJ. B. Church
held it's regular Third Sunday SER
vice at 2:30 o'clock p. m. The pas
tors 9th year Appreciation Pro
gram was celebrated. Sermon
preached by Rev. G. L. Lloyd OF
Jackson, Mississippi. He preached
an inspiring sermon for the occa-
sion. Many visitors were there
from the following churches, Rat
lift Chapel, st. Mark, St. James
Pilgrim Rest, Kingley Chapel, Mt
Marian, Pleasant Hill, Little Zion,
St. Paul, Greater Cleark Street
Jackson Mississippi and Lloyd
| Chapel of Jackson, Mississippi.
Financial Report, Appreciation
Program, $180.85. Grand total
S218.63. Thanks to everyone who
made the program a success. You
are always welcome to worship
with US. Rev L. c. West, Pastor.
The Little Zion NJ B. Church has
Just closed its soul-stirring Revival,
which began August 10 and closed
August 18th.
The singing was done by chorus
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Continued from Page neO
contending that Negroes did not
want to be free, that slavery ben
Gifted the Negroes, or that Me-
groes were mentally and morally
unfit for freedom.
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See African -.
Continued from Page

Continued from Page One)
alist groups, particularly in South
ern Rhodesia.
About TOO Africans, including
the top leaders Of the African Ma
tional Congress in Northern and
Southern Rhodesia and Nyasala nd,
are still in Jail.
In Southern Rhodesia they can
be kept in Jail up to five years
under a preventive-detention law.
Those in Nyasaland are confined
indefinitely at the decision of the
Governor. Those held in Northern
Rhodesia are serving varying terms
for, sedition, conducting illegal 20
litical meetings and other often
ses.
With it's leadership jailed, The
African National Congress is
greatly weakened as an effective
political force in Southern Rho
desia and Nyasaland. A moderate
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Southern 49,.
CONTINUED from Page One

effect his fall.
Should all as districts in the six
states desegregation as planned
the total for the 17-state region
(including the District of Column
bia) would be. ITO, Southern School
News said. However, it was not
anticipated in Delaware that Ne
groes will apply at white schools
in all the districts affected by the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-08-22

would be held legally responsible
for actions of Klansmen over
whom he had no control.
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THINNING HAIR?
ITCHY SCALP?
PROOF
IN
7 DAYS

Don't LET yourself be Handicapped in Love
and Romance or be ashamed Of your poor
looking hair any longer. Here Is SYs.
TEN that may help prevent brittle ends
that break off Permitting you 10 really
enjoy the pleasure Of loVeIier hair. Win
compliments from your men and women
friends who will admire snd envy your
hair in its new found lovely beauty HERE
IS A PROMISE OF REAL HELP FOR YOU.
See this PROOF for Yourself In your own
mirror. In DAYS or less "a New lovelier
Hair Appearance ~ Lvstfe ~ Softer ~
Smoother tsl More Even te) More Glorious.
GIsmorovS Hair That looks lovelef, Longer
or Nnut MnneN prnn,ctlu petmnHed. :.
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EDWARDS News

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Barker
are proud to have their two little
grand daughters, Sharon Lynn and
Adrienne Barker Of Detroit, Michi-
gan visit them and other relatives
this month.
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American EIectros
Set for Boston Run

to Houston. leaving Washing
ton at 1915 am.
\
Organ music will be heard
at 10000 feet by passengers
aboard Northwest Orient Air
lines Stratocruiser flight be-
tween New York, Chicago and
Minneapolis. The organ, weigh
ing 100 pounds, has been modi-
fed to At into the planes seat
tracks. Northwest Orient says
its use is experimental, Ito test
passenger reaction to the idea"
i y 4
SABENA Belgian World Air
lines next summer will offer
through jet flights from New
York to Hamburg, Rome and
Moscow.
Pan American World Anyways
has increased its jet flights be-
tween North and South Amer
lea from two to four a week
The additional flights will be
between New York and South
American point including Ca
racas, Venezuela and Asuncion,
Paraguay.
4 \ Il 4
Guiana Airlines is increasing
its Viscount jetprop flights be-
tween Florida and Cuba from
six to nine daily, beginning De-
cember /. Flying time is SO
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
Buhumiun Hotel
Gets Face Lifted

The Grand Bahama Club,
largest resort hotel in the Ba-
hamas, on December is will
show of its SO million in reno
walton.
New public rooms include a
dining room seating 450, a
coffee shop, a Turtle Walk"
lounge featuring Bahamian
drinks, television room, library
and music room, and a group
of new shops. Its $50 rooms
have been redecorated.
A new yacht basin to handle
100 craft will open shortly
after the first of the year. and
a championship golf course is
scheduled to open later in the
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
AIR FARE

American Airlines today be-
gins three round trip daily
Electra jetjrop flights to
Boston.
The flights leave National
Airport at 1920 am. 2::30 pm.
and 6 pm, with arrival in
Boston scheduled in an hour
and "a minutes on each flight.
This will bring to is the num-
Der of daily flights by American
from here to Boston.
4
Eastern Air Lines has added
three Electra jetprop flights to
its services out Of Washington.
One is to Atlanta, leaving
National Airport at $40 pm:
another to New York, leaving
here at 7:45 am, and a third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
Miami Hotel Is Only
3 Minutes From Plane

MIAMI. Fla. (AP).-What
officials say Is the first major
hotel in the Nation to be built
as part Of an air terminal,
Miami international Airport
Hotel, is open for business.
Rising five floors above the
central section of the new
terminal building. the 270-room
structure is designed to bring
heretofore unknown comfort
and luxuries to the air traveller.
Four Of the floors are de-
voted to hotel rooms. The top
floor has conference rooms, a
dining room to seat 300 and
suites.
Closed circuit television sets
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are in each room, focused on
the arrival and departure bull
letin boards in the terminal
itself. BY a flick of the switch
the traveller can tell whether
he must start getting into his
clothes and start for the load
ing ramp, three minutes away,
or whether he can roll over
and sleep for another hour.
There also is a swimming
pool.
A feature Of the hotel is a
so per cent reduction of the
regular overnight rate allowed
for travellers who want to rest
for a few hours during the
daytime.