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be nominated and elected on
the basis of their judicial
qualities not because of their
political connections.
Darwin Stolzenbach, a caucus
candidate for the Fifth Dis
trict Council seat and a leading
architect of the platform, said
the groups candidates will "am-
|plify the platform as the cam
paign progresses"
The Caucus, which claims
about 100 members. was orga-
nized a year ago as the out
growth Of an intra-party battle
in the 1856 primary. In the
primary battle now underway,
the group is promoting nearly
a complete slate of candidates
under the banner of Demo-
Gratis for So" They are OPP
posed by the United Democrats
the so-called organization
forces-and by a third group
known as Free Democrats-the
so-called harmony" group.
While caucus candidates are
expected to "amplify" the plat
form aims. the platform itself
goes into considerable detail in
its various sections.
Under the controversial CON
fiict of interest" heading, the
platform refers to real estate
as the big business of the
county" Real estate men, the
caucus holds. should not be
named to planning commits
sions. and corrective legislation
to this end should be sought in
AnnapOlis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Fired Teacher
Admits Past
Link 10 Reds

An Arlington school teacher
who was fred Tuesday said
the school administrators had
no way Of knowing about her
former ties with the Com
munist Party.
Miss Agnes Sailer. Of 705
Norton road. Alexandria. adj
mitted she was a member OF
the Communist Party in New
York between 1885 and 1945,
at which time she renounced
her membership.
1.-THE question is being raised
now to use as a weapon against
the (ArlingtonD school admin
istration." Miss Sailer said.
Since they had no way OF
knowing my former connec-
ton. and since it had abso-
lutely no relation to my work
as a visiting teacher, the issue
is entirely spurious"
Miss Sailer said she was en-
ployed by the Arlington school
system last September as a
visiting teacher. She was one
of five such teachers who are
trained social workers with
duties similar to the old truant
officer system. They work
with students having school
and family difficulties.
The teacher said she was dis
missed Tuesday by School Supt
T. Edward Rutter. The action
viii be ratified tonight at a
school board meeting. Miss
Sailer said she would give a
statement there. Her dismissal
came Immediately after her
background was disclosed Ii
school officials by several
county residents.
When the matter was made
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Fuirfux Plumber
Killed in Crash .

A Fairfax plumber was killed
last night in 4 head-on collision
on Arlington boulevard. about
100 feet west Of Graham road
IN Fairfax County.
Police identified the victim
las Cows Randolph Sprinkle. 43.
lbf Route 3. They said he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
dead on arrival at Arlington

dead on arrival at Arlington
Hospital.
Mr.. Sprinkle was driving west
on Arlington boulevard. police
reported. and was involved in
a head-on crash with a car OPP
Grated by Joseph B. Boyce. 80.
Of 1904 South Glebe road. Ar
lington.
Mr.. Boyce was admitted to
Arlington Hospital for treat
ment, police said. Hospital
spokesman listed him in fair
condition today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10

public. Miss Sailer issued the
following prepared statement:
Living in New York City in
the depression years Of the
1930s. I found myself. like
thousands of other concerned
liberals, attracted to the
idealism and hard work Of the
Communists. Some things about
the party I disliked. I hoped
that by joining ! could. with
the help Of others. be able to
effect some changes.
Objects to Dogmatic Thinking
II objected to the dogmatic
thinking Of many Of the men,
bers. / never subscribed to the
Russia is always right doc
trine. deplored the need for
secrecy and felt 1t was only a
temporary measure until there
was better understanding of
the peaceful economic goals,
which I thought the party stood
for.
Finally. when I realized that
things were not changing and
that the Party's dogmatism
was far beyond my powers to
alter. I withdrew. This was in
1945 before the Smith Act.
Never during my period of
membership did / or anyone
that ! knew engage in any act
dlsloyal to the United States.
Never did we attempt in any
way to engage in revolutionary
action.
No Tie With Party
"At the time I belonged
(1935-l945). the Party was a
legal organization and ran
candidates in national cleo
tons. Our work was a con-
structive attempt to build or
CARNATIONS working for peace
and an end to economic in
equality.
For Is years I have belonged
to no political party and have
engaged in practically no po-
litical activity other than vot-
ing. I have had no connection
with the Communist Party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10

School Board tonight, explain
ing that the Radnor position
offers exceptional living a6-
vantages, attractive working
conditions and a better salary.
Salary Of $4,000
In Arlington Mr.. Rutter has
been paid $4,000 a year for
running a school system with
%, 900 students. He was slated
to get $4,000 next year. The
four-year contract approved by
the Radnor School Board pro-
vides an $4,000 annual salary
for a school system with $500
students.
His Arlington tenure has
been marked by controversy
over progressive versus conven-
tional education methods. He
was appointed five years ago
when liberals controlled the
school board. and as their
choice has been the target OF
criticism from conservatives.
At Radnor. he will be step
ping into the shoes of a super
intendent who resigned in a
| eud revolving around progress
sive versus conventional school,
ing. Citizens opposed to PRO
gressive" teaching backed the
outgoing superintendent, H. K.
Idleman.
j. Barclay Jones. Radnor
school board chairman. said
last night he considered the
township fortunate" in OBJ
tanning the services Of a man
with Mr.. Rutter'S ability"
In the wake Of Mr.. Rutter's
departure from Arlington. there
was a furry Of speculation
about the real reasons" for
his going.
"HOunded by Minority"
Herbert L. Brown. jr., men,
Der of the county board who is
allied with the more liberal Ar
lingtonians for a Better County
said Arlington was losing Mr..
Rutter because he was bounded
beyond endurance by a noisy
and irresponsible minority bent
on reshaping our schools ac-
cording to their own discredited
ideas"
But Robert Peck Of the con-
sentative Arlington Independ-
ent Movement. who is a mem
Der Of the school board and who
on occasion has been critical Of
the school administration. said
Mr.. Rutter informed the board
he was going to Pennsylvania
because he would be living near
relatives there.
Il wish him every success in
his new job" said Mr.. Peck. II
am certain his record here in
Arlington schools has contrib
uted to his selection for the
new position"
Mr.. Peck said he felt Mr..
Rutter had done many good
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Women Voters Slate
Alexandria MEETING

The Alexandria League OF
Women Voters will hold its an
nual meeting and luncheon
Saturday starting at 10 am. at
the Washington Street Metho-
dist Church in Alexandria.
Alexandria Councilm a n
Frank E. Mann will speak on
city planning. Adoption of a
new budget and election Of on
GERS. directors and committees,
will take place.
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HO6AAAA1AAAB Va WIIdb RIOkIlloco W
be one Of the most intense and
bitter suggests among county
Democrats in recent years.
To spur its 20 candidates in
their race for local Offices in
the May 20 primary, the Cau-
Gus, in the platform, under
lines four major areas of policy.
These are in order of their ap-
pearance in the platform:
l. Conflict Of interest-In-
volving the appointment of
persons to public Office who
have a substantial conflict be-
tween their own private in
terests Of the general public.
2. Schools - Teachers should
be better paid and the County
Council should support Board
Of Education programs when
they are properly justified.
3. Growth and Planning
Montgomery County has the
material and human resources
required for a model community
but falls short of this goal"
4. Party Organization - The
party should be run Gin the
interests Of all Democrats and
not just a few political bosses
who are primarily concerned in
perpetuating their own per-
sonal power ;"
In succeeding sections of
the platform, the Caucus
leaders describe their aims in
respect to county financing and
the administration of justice.
On the latter topic, the plat
form indicates that County
Orphans Court judges should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Caucus Issues Platform
Guide Candidates
BY G. o. HERNDON
Star stan Writer

The Democratic Caucus of Montgomery County under
fire from political conservatives and
alike yesterday retaiaed with savo of its
platform statement Of principles and aims.
The 5Hpage platform the first major declaration of
intentions from Caucus candidates Its release may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Rutter Is Confirmed
In Rodnor School Post

The School Board Of Radnor Pa last night formally
rmed the appointment Of T. Edward Rutter the new
superintendent Of schools there.
1t appointment that will take the Arlington super
ntenden school system bes with controversy to
another.
Mr. F,,tter plans to submit his resignation to the Arlington
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MEET NY VERY OWN, MR.. RABBIT

Yvonne Darlene Zimmerman, S, proudly displays
her new bunny, who accompanied her to the White
House egg rolling Easter Monday picture printed
in The Star suggested the rabbit belonged to another
child and Yvonne, who lives in Silver Spring, wants
the world to know it's her bunny She also says her
eye, injured last week, is much better now.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
2e-oPoRTUNIDADEs

Debo vender Estacion de Gasoline
Independence. $4,000 gal. mems.
TBA muy active. Pido 10000.
l2I0I W: Dixie Hwy. PL 1925
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05

APARTAMENToS
N. E.

~ NE. Al St. Limpio, bien amue.
blado. Apto. 2 dorms., SOS.
(6176D "a
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
kg. 10-DiARi0 LAS ANtRiLAS DOMINGO, ) De
ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
4A-E De PARVULos
5-EMPLEoS MUJEREs

Empleadas domestIcas $50 a $35 Sc
manales. Urgente. Centre Hispano
Americana. l41 N. E. 2 st. FIR 9-3102
(6l76) 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

TRACTOR, WHITE, PIT, exeep;
tionally good, S3,2e5: also Ford
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BoAIs

LYMAN, io-ft. runabout with 30.
h,p kvinrude motor 1885 model
Gator trailer, boat completely
equipped, with atecrine, auto.
ss91r9lss' ans enc rannins lishss
It-FT WOLVERINE, gB.hp John.
son, nbernlaAa bottom, aleeFine. re-
mote contrula. trailer eNcel con.
dillon. 1905 or beat ofief. VII. o.
gU1H
to.FT. DOUBLE CABIN CRUIs9R,
1ouvenlr, twin enGlneti sleeps
q; . toilets shower, dinghy, uas
painted. haaisd 5000 KE w 4.
1901 or ser steward. cORfN-
THAN YACHT CLUB. End and v
WILL TRADE 5000 equity in
s sIsis sis rs s.es eGIn' Tor insssFd
sAsSoEs, ,J !, .4,5;,SsoofS 0s7So SAN, ssS.
NEW BOATS. SAVINGS Of 500 "a
$1,000 Can be seen BY appoint
ment, BARGAINS In USED boatA.
sg;it' . chri i.o.r Catalina twin
aO;it Annapolis yachts hsw mo.
Jar ch5is-craft cspilsni Ike
l6;it Bsy cityi twin motors
.,s5:it EieO; new twin mOtOrsi
ai:i.. chris-crSiti eS-h.p. mo-
Many sizes Of cupboard bOats.
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MOTORCYCLES


1850 nARLEY.DAvIDsoN ssl "a.
N3Iu.
MOTORCYCLE 1898 Indian; sea
o. eest oiier. wa, 7-sjpS or Ia
siiiesl vi is 81 s es iEiRa l .a sse-
slDE CAR, nsv eond.. Harley.
cover, complete hookup, $40. hfl
md 81, aes, II, f-iaNo,
1917 INDIAN CHIEF, needs clutch
cover houslng and battery $40,
a. Ia, Also, speed prop Tor f5-
board "a 70, 'ii.ossiihini out
TRIUMPH. TR-B. excel cond.
throuThout. full.racs enrine, very
clean; best ofisr, OIL. d.fn6d,
ARIEL. 'ss $50 Twin; excel. cond.
ssll OF eeens' ead O. hshtweiEht In
MOTOR SCOOTER. 1898 Lam.
hretta. $50 Id, = mos, old, wind.
shield cash OF take over pymtt
ARREL, 'Se: square 4. excel eond
s.p5. 10. h-ssls; q pm. 10 10
nm
MOTORCYCLE. 1897 An-state; csc
&C, excellent cord, manv extras
s.i9a, "a. a-jdiD.
MOTORCYCLE, 1850 Harley-David.
son. CAL Market 1-s5Of
TRIUMPH ab0, '5ei full race, fuliy
customixcG, S023 or best ofieF
IA, a-0325,
ALLsTATE. 81; ESQ &c. de luxe.
like new, 100 miles, 1928 or
best Offer. LII. i.53la,
LAMBRETTA "de iuKe super sport"
10 Tv Il here. The all-new miracle
from Milan. See this superior
scooter today. 90 the Lambretta
way. Prices start At S37g.bO for
i2A model,
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th 81. NV. CO. B-i4p0
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POHANKA OLDS

UsED-CAR CENTER OPEN I'll o
New Fiat on Display
Piney Br, Rd. and Univ. Blvd. z
Silver Spring JU. 6.7s55
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '54 Is-ton pickup;
new paint, heater. excel, cond.
S79a cash or trade. AP. 7-0323.
DODGE 1858 pickup s4-ton; runs
good 1875. HA. 2-2092.
FORD 1855 is-ton pickup: equip.
VS. engine. heater. Ready to work.
WEEK END SPECIAL. $500. Will
finance or trade.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Georgia Ave. ia, 9-4s0O
FORD 81 yanette: new motor.
trans: ideal for packaRe delivery
Cali MA. S-26S3, 9-3. OIL. p
$3.50 after 4 pm.
FORD $50 dump. Fl; exceptionally
clean; S3,295. Lou Allen.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ ST. NV. FE, $4,000
EWES. PHONE oil. 2-S46S
FORD 1855 VS. h-ton pick up
truck: peri. cond.; will trade for
late model car. SIP. 3-7003,
FORD '54 F-eOO 2-ton l2-ft. stake
body; excellent tires. AL cond.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 R. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-10O3
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B.ls THE SUNDAY STAR
SUMNER HOMES
MONEY WANTED

ssolOo0 lst TRUST aa 90 $40.
600 baklness property mr. Chan
tillY Airport Develcrment. Prefer
. 10 10 " term loan eurtail
annually, or win consider slQ,QQ0
ina ' H.. 1 .9cis si fsr'n' 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1858: equipped. Si.4eb
JET ENGLISH FORD 1884 Pa
ave Sc. Ii. $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MORTGAGES. 4sl%, 20 YR,J funds
unlimltedi pay debts, make tm-
provement. combine trusts. reduce
payments, pfomnt. free Appraisal
cRocKETT, day, eve, He, 1855
TOW RATEs-EAsT ACTI0N-isi
pose. pi. 7-zl4bi ewes. 10. s.e49s
t!RsI AMP SECOND Trust LOANS l,!!'
Sc sRssasaltSor' 1891 O Ct nv"
hoNKY. RND TRusT-we viii buy
2nc trust notes D, c.. nearby Nd
TioNkf moRITRo9oE 4 'iNvEs44..
MENT CORP 1919 " Y ave
kEED MONEY for repairs, debts or
cash7 Let me refinanee your prop
erty. J. J SULLIVAN. AID. 2-2G26
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. ist
OF 2nd mortaaee IA. e.2i03 or
IA 7-bSO0
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al Extremely Low Discounts
NJ X STONE, OIL 2.34i4
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PRICE S35O-iB II, 5 It. beam
5is Briggs &. stratton air-eooled
motor: IN peri. eond. r. w. NUT
WELL, Deale, Nd, uN. 1-e915.
ROAT. new. hardtop. rs IT, IS
h.p. motor and trailer. complete
with all access. ard radio. ST ~
@3Ol; after Il nm ia 4-13SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

I 4A1t1A W n I 4 O1t1
1880 M ST. NV. FE. $4,000
Ewes. PHONE OIL. 2.6468
VAN BoDIEs-Two left; 1 freight
van truck, 1851: Chevrolet freishl
stand, 1850, good eond. SOS each.
Can be seen ct ESQ station, MINI
ave. and Hayes ST. ne. SP. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

BUICK 'sA Century convs blue;
power steerinG and brakes, ?, and
n Wv Urea your 40 eF 30
L. p. STEUART, INC.
asth and nennlng, NE, 10 $4,000
BUICK ~ Roadmaster f-dr.. dyna.
nov T. o sne b w oop ri; sHeei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

i6-FT. OUTBOARD CRUISER
Boat. motor and trailer or Just
boat: viii accent reaS. ofier. CIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
TAKOMA FORD

CHEW. 81 4-dr. styleline De luxe
- :; and r. auto. trans; good
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sees Piney Br. Rd.. s. S. ~. $1,000
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr. sedan; very
0r hRef afTer
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GARAGES

CAP, NIL. ~ bika. ", SUP. courl
pafk, al * a-ih5A, Li' 4-iITf
ion iLn I'M Euclid 4. nv Nv.
o. liefSee ia a.ssIa
'RGAR OF Ais 9th ~. A.E.-Brk
gaIAse with cleo iaNla, suitable
NO. 10000
SINGLE 0ARA0r. rear res iith
~ te Nice vide alley, ~ mo.
~, i.alaS,
GARAGE. aOxSo. s-story, rear 81
kye a., commercial $50. AD
ssNhni,
GARAGE, sinsle-ear; VIC. Of tan
bRkSYUss mos. lois iSiS NV
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LIBERTY

Yes, you have heard this name
before LIBERTY has been manu-
featuring QUALITY mobile homes
for over Is years.
Every LIBERTY has the patented
attic roof with l4-inch dome fan
for complete summer comfort. Also,
patented Quoted. heated door for
winter comfort
Other outstanding features in
elude ialousie windows all around
hollow-core wardrobe doors, lined
Grapes, 4-cireuit wiring system,
undercoated tubular steel chassis,
rolled-edee roof, aeousticat tiled
ceilings, the large Frigidaife and
30-inch range in color; 54-inch tub
and bath fixtures In color.
Our own feet OF towing trucks
makes Il possible 10 sell 3 TWO
BEDROOM. 49-ft Ten-Wide for
only S72.3O per month after small
down payment, Payments include
carrying charges, Insurance and
UO0kl0
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HILL & SANDERS
KIRK, MOTOR co

4UUY Georeia Ave. IA. e-4sOO
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air hardtop
spt. coupe Pc, T. and b., ] owner,
immac SAN IA 9.a0AA
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BUICK $50 super 4-dr, hardtop;
ayes p0 gser0 st ssd Ae sse srsfs
owned by prominent educator
81 ,695. Open today 70 2 pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
I1Rnh Ga Ave. NV IA. A-alO3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Hill a SANDERS
silver Spring Motor Co.

T7bU5 Ga, Ave. NV. IA. B-3IUJ
CHEVROLET 1855 VS. COW;
powerglide. Wv. tires, peri.
eond,, going overseas: Sl.4OO. 10.
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CADILLAC 80 Fleatu0odi power
windows, steering and seat, Wv
ufet. Z, ana b.; l oWnef, Shna
u, f-un.e,
CADILLAC iSf coupe De vile,
like new throughout equipped with
ON air condltlonlng, full power
end electric eauinment only
Suburban Cadlllac-O lds
nRApLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND, OIL, $1,000
CADILLAC 1888 coupe. hydra
matte. fun power, beautiful White
enSSisseek Wv tirea' 7, and ~
BREWER MOTORS
Sill wisconsin Ave. EM, a-T7OO
oPEN SUNDAY 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

BUICK '55 super convertible; Q,
tone green with new top; dynafiov
radio, heater, plus full power equip
ment throughout. Be sure and tesi
drive this before buying. Weekend
special. Sl.305.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

18th and r. /. Ave. NE. La. e-e53O
1858 Del Ray 2-dr.;
100 actual miles, transf back 70
Canada. high import duty makes
II impossible 70 take back with me.
must sell this week end. HA.
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290l Richmond Highway, 4 miles
south OF Alexandria on U. s. High
way |. Open daily from 8 am. to
lN pm. Closed SUNDAYS. 80. h-SRhn
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built septic tank cleaning oTtft.
good cond.: $4,000. Ell. 6-4715.
INTERNATIONAL METRO WALK
IN; excel. cond., cab over engine,
Merger made, truck excess. 1895
or offer. DEALER. JU. 1896.
DIAMOND 7 lh-ton truck with
short van body, excel. appearance;
5000. NO. 10000.
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MACHINERY snd EQUIP.

T i,iI,., b saIs1.Ian I'D PsH en-
FOR SAID. z Caterpillar and
I'D intsFnational tractors.
Cnl ufi $1,000
cAsg pozER AND FRONT End
LOPEZ esD.ss Asbg i sSoIS'YR. "a ' Sseeiosss
ilDs LoApER-hantsm eravlers,
Banlam truck backhoes and w
Ford tractor with iA-ton Ffeu-
haul equipment trailer, All GOOD
SGSsI'lS snd S s.,tS az '-''S" SAT-
TTRRATRAc from. end loader.
pTs5lt' sssrs.in Y; o-oeiS' cr'
ND 5, Ais chaimera loader. p-a
Caterpillar loader for Sais. WE.
BULLD0zER. HD-b Ais chaimera.
used very little, IN Al cond I.
$1,000, NO, 10000,
MCCORMICK DEERINo N-iB-3O
sl2b, W, 4-0s44.
P IT, PIN 1T Tc Sos., electric saw
suPERcnARGER, Mccullum. for
Ford. Mercury, like new; also cleo
pump; 500 for all. 10 5-t44g.
sun DIESEL ENGINE. singie CYL
lnder, N-h.p, with = XIV. 1875 volt
DC. generator, poor cond.. $3.50
or best ofier. VIII trade for metal
turning lathe, 10. a-6l6s.
TD-lS AND Lie PAN
li2 YARDS $500
VII. 2-sl24
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CHEVROLET 1888 Impala cenveFti.
sI sleerine' tremendous buy Al
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CADILLAC 80 eonveFtihls, white
with black orion TOP practically
nfW Wv, tree, automatic tFan1
A real beauty ~ only - .aas
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CUSTOMIZED RUNAROJfT--iis-.
ilNtt -ANs 81 o-Hiot.
CHRIS. am Canitnn- -

CHRIS-CRAFT. 33-ft. Captain OK.
press cruiser, twin 1885. shin.
to-shore radio. depth sounder.
completely equipped for long
cruises and off-shore fiShing. Very
fast. Sleeps 5. Entire boat painted
and vanished this spring. Looks
new; ST. 900. Located Anna polls
Yacht Basin. Ju. s-3S50, Mr..
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JUST OVERHAULED, ready TO so.
sleeps Z. esilev. head, new Rck
Ship-to-ShoTe, electronic depth
sounder, li5-h . Chrysler marine
motor used . seasons, seavorthy
comfortable, fast Can be seen al
Colonial Yacht Cub. Colonial
Beach Va MARTIN LUNSFoRD,
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8O-H.P. ELGIN, electric starter, re-
mote throttle. gear shift, choke
and starter; new In March Of 81;
approx so hrs, use; S345 cash.
Gail 10. 1-2467.
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GMC 1854: walk-in body; auto.
Transmission: reconditioned. prime
paint: will suit buver: guaranteed
at S1,195. ARLINGTON MOTOR
co. 1917 N. Moore ST.. ia
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iS:FT. THOMPSON with Eyinrud'

NV eIectfIC Nnu UaIor IThlItI.
Q tanks, . bait. nav. Its, cow.
top, full cover, compass, clock
WATER MARINE, Kilmarnock.
Va. Hemlock $4,000; Sunday,
Inlnunnd S-aA0k
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is-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT sedan cruis-
err, 60-h.p.. inboard with marine
head: $1,000 or best offer, will
consider trade on speed boat.
MI. 5-5l94.
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Health Farley
Slated May Is

Effective long-range welfare
planning-with 1868 the spe-
ciflc objective-will be the
theme Of the annual area-wide
health. welfare and recreation
conference. set for Friday, May
l6. at the Statler Hotel.
The conference, which is be-
ing sponsored by the Health
and Welfare Council of the
National Capital Area, will be
around the theme Where VIII
We Be in 1872"
In announcing the confer
ence goals. Caesar L. Aiello,
HWC president. declared, In
the past we spent so much time
catching the rain in buckets
that we couldn't think about
fixing the roof" Mr.. Aiello
pointed to the common prac-
tice in welfare planning Of con-
centrating on stop-gap solu-
lions of immediate problems
with little time spent on long
range preventive planning.
THE conference will take a
long look at our situation FIVE
years from now" he declared.
with an understanding Of
what we will face then, we can
start projects to head off the
problems before we get begged
down in them"
The conference is open to
the public.