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FOR RENT: 2-bedroom duplex
apartment at Mays Head. Nc
Gown & McCown, Manteo.
T-11-11-Hc
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Par r Z

TcKay sat easily in his seat on the fight
1Vl deck, watching Bill Squire beside him at the
controls of Goddard, the big rocket-nosed glider
which had launched them from the expeditions
cargo ship orbitng 62O miles out from the surface of
Mars The glider was following freecoasting spiral
around the red planet, and Mckay felt slight for
ward pull on his shoulder straps with the retarding
effect of air drag in the weak Marian atmosphere.
He glanced down through binoculars from their
present height of 60 miles at the multicolored spec
tacle beneath, then back at Squire whose eyes
fixed on the dias in front of him. This no longer
space fight. The pilot using airplane controls.
The long ellipse carried them out of the Marian
day and into night as Goddard winged downward.
But half hour later the night sky became dusky
cyclorama shaded purple and from purple to blue
At last the glider emerged into full sunlight.
Mckay looked around at the ten astronauts
seated behind the fight deck who had been his COM
panions on the deep-space voyage of 200 days from
the artificial satellite Lunetta poised in orbit above
Earth With the exception of Sterling the brilliant
young archeologist these men were all veterans -
pioneers of the space age.
No emotion showed in their faces, but Mckay,
leader of this first expedition to explore distant
Evening star., 1960-04-24

planet, guessed that all Of them shared the same
apprehension A landing unknown terrain with
out prepared runway tricky business. No better
man for it than Bill Squire but who knew what the
surface of Mars would be like? Pulverized rock?
Sand? Lava dust? How would the skis of the tandem
landing gear behave when they touched down?
Would the surface hold would the treads break
through brittle crust, bringing them to catastrophe
stop?
They were on course The altmeter showed 2, 500
feet and Mckay studied the terrain, picking out fea
lures from the pilots contour map.
n Nhe ground was coming up fast now, and Squire
= was turning the of the glider south.
Mckay reached up to tighten the shoulder straps and
turned to nod at the men behind him. Then he
braced for contact, which would come at l20 miles
an hour
Dust rose in a cloud outside GOdddrfS windows
with the first impact and there were two or three
stunning jolts the skis bumped over the surface
But the great glider gradually rumbled to stop,
steadied by its outrgger skids. Squire grnned -
he put the first ship down on Mars!
Mckay unbuckled his straps and stood up. "Nice
landing, Bill, he said, and turned to face the Others
"Now don't get excited, men. Wen try some knee
bends before we go outside. Quickest way know
Evening star., 1960-04-24

to shake out the aftereects of weightlessness. And
we are going to need our strength"
He put the crew through cahsthenics and then had
them close the helmet visors of their pressure suits
One by one they worked their way through the air
lock and assembled on the wing, IL adventurers in
space suits, the first Earthmen to Mars desOate
landscape For their base, they had picked the area
called Libya, south of Moers Lacus and directly
athwart the Martan equator. "It's like desert
country in our Southwest" said Duncan Ross, their
geologist, into his helmet microphone.
Rugged" Mckay agreed. Surface seems to be
mostly reddish-yellow sand.'' He turned to the
pilot. "YOu got us here, Bill, so you should be
the first man to touch do,Un. Jump, bOy!'
'Not with my legs weak as they are" Squire
protested. I'm going to slide" He dropped to the
trangedge flaps and coasted part of the l8 feet to
the ground Nothing to it, he said into his micro
phone. "Cravity's too weak to let you drop hard"
Mckay could see him grinning "Hey!" Bill called.
THAT was the first message from Mars!''
Mckay laughed and turned to John Berger, the
radio operator. "Cet inside and fash Oberth," he
said to the radio operator. Oberth was the mother
ship with a crew of three, which would continue to
orbit above the planet until the expedition was
ready to return to earth, 449 days from 'Tell
Phil Boyer it was - Continued on next page
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Mrs. Ricker's mail

for any advice you can give
me.
JON.
Your father may be a very
successful businessman but.
in my opinion. he is a real
failure as a father. Any adult
who would serve liquor to a
group of Is and 16 year olds
is an "off base" individual.
When my son was about
your age he and several of
his friends were invited to a
party by a newcomer in their
school. This group of young
Sters were far from being
"sissies" but they did not
approve Cor accept) when the
young hostess parents offered
them both liquor and ciga-
rettes. AS a result, when the
girl gave two more parties
these particular boys and
girls were all "busy" and did
not attend.
So, if your Dad wants the
Every best" for you it would
seem that he would want
you to be popular and we'll
liked. But if he continues
to serve liquor at your par
ties. it won't be long before
they will be considered out
of-bounds for your young
friends. Perhaps some in
your group think 1t is smart
Evening star., 1960-08-07

to drink, but I am willing to
wager their parents would
not approve.
When they hear that your
father is giving liquor to
their youngsters, I'm sure
they will not allow them to
attend any more Of your
parties.
It is unfortunate II YOU
Evening star., 1960-08-07

have to be penalized for your
fathers stupidity, but actu-
ally the literal term for his
behavior is contributing to
the delinquency of minors!"
My advice is to stop worrying
about following in his foot
steps and try to explain to
him that decent, intelligent
adrlts dO not encourage teen
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
Recently I went on q
double date with q boy I
haven't known very long.
It was an average date-a
show and then to a drive
In restaurant, for q coke.
Afterward instead of going
home the boy who was
driving mot my date) drove
to a local '1Over's lane" to
park.
At first 1 didn't say any
thing although 1 wanted to.
But when I saw that they
weren't planning to leave
till who-knows-when, I
said I had to go home. Both
boys, and the other girl,
were angry with me. What
can q girl do in a situation
like that? What is the best
way to let your date know
what time you are expected
to be home?
MAGGIE.
Many girls are embarrassed
to tell their dates they have
to go home at q specified
Evening star., 1960-08-07
By DOROTHY KICKER
Resister-Tribune Syndicate


Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am q 16-year-Old boy.
My father wants me to
follow In his footsteps,
which Is q lot to live up to.
for he il q very successful
man. He wants the very
best for me, just as he has
always had, and he wants
me to have the same expe-
riences he has had. How
ever, there Is one thing he
does which is very en-
barraSSing to me.
You see, Mrs. Kicker, I
have lots Of friends and I
like to give nice parties for
them. The problem is, my
father always insists on
serving liquor at my par
ties. 1 can hold my liquor
pretty well (my father
taught me how but my
friends can't.
I don't want to hurt my
fathers feelings and / don't
want him to think I'm a
sissy-but l think he is
wrong. Please answer fast
because I've got a big party
coming up soon. Thanks
Evening star., 1960-08-07

increased over the problems of radiation and atomic
energy Cuba, the space and the Berlin crisis.
The race with Russia is the greatest concern of
Sandy Spath, II, st. Louis.
Russia country that cannot be trusted" he
"We may make agreement with her but we
cannot be sure that she will hold true to it,"
Evening star., 1960-08-07
TEEN. Pose s
Gilbert survey
TEENS DISAGREE ON WORLDS PROBLEMS

Ron Medow, IT, of South Bend Ind is concerned
more individual matter He says Each persons is
too sefcentered to worry about the welfare others
Cathy Fschgrund, IT, also of South Bend, questions
American of riots in South Africa with our
own situation the way it is"
Darwin Doss, 49, of Pocatelo Idaho reflects the view
of many young people in his comment:
The moral standards of the people have degraded so
that all other problems think stem from this factor
segregation paysa juvenile delinquency and corruption
Bill Guest, II, of Clarks Summit Pa believes graft,
labor unions and organized crime syndcates are the
nations worst scourges And Ronald Fourner, 16, of
Hartford, Conn, lists overpopuation.
Several teen-agerS concerned about the Nations
economy Betty Golec IT, of Hartford Conn., notes. 1--WE
are spending great deal of money much more than
Russia"
Our young people have their own ideas on remedies
for the worlds headaches. Here of their
proposals:
The List
Disarmament-Tota gradual disarmament of great
world powers, beginning with nucear weapons (Cathy
Fischgrund, II, South Bend.
Communism-Educate people to know what and how
communism operates and its effects elizabeth Trysnski
18, Hartford, Conn.,.
African Race Riots-Force Nationwide elections to
set up government the people want (Don Hoffman, II,
Missoula, Mont).
Segregation Indignation starting with elementary
grades and increasing gradually Rosemary Schiller, Is,
Factoryville, Pa.
Farm iSsue-Less production less Government con-
troll Robert Feingold, Is. South Bend.
Juvenile Delinquency-Give teen-agers free
dom, understanding responsibility CTom Kelly 49, st.
LouiS)
Some teen-agerS also are worried over the pace OF
modern life Says Darwin DosS:
Everything is going too fast schools are over
crowded homes are not place OF learning any more.
For PeteS sake, let's slow down."
Evening star., 1960-08-07
They Disagree

l. Disarmament GA per cent?.
q Russia and communism U7 per cent?.
g. African riots Q6 per cent.
f. Peace IA per cent?.
g. Food shortages Q3 per cent?.
The girls give this ranking:
l. Russia and communism, African race riots IA
per cent.
q Disarmament and peace Q8 per cent?.
g. Radiation and atomic energy, Cuba, space race q
per cent?
Expressing the viewpoint of many young people
worried about internationl peace Frank Piechowisk
South Bend, Ind, says:
"If there is not halt in the weapons being tested,
there will not be a world left in which to live"
On the national the majority of both boys and
grs-47 per cent-agree that segregation is our most
pressing problem.
Boys rank domestic issues this way:
l. Segregation (43 per cent?; 2. Imitation and high
cost of living 90 per cent?; g. Education (8 cent?;
Z. Farm surplus q per cent?.
Here is how girls list national problemS
/. Segregation $50 per cent?; 2. Civil rights q per
cent? g. Payola and delinquency g per cent?; Educa-
ton and initiation e per cent?.
Teen-agers also feel that international tension has
Evening star., 1960-08-07
POP SERVES LIQUOR TO SONS FRIENDS

ayers to drink. If you can't
talk to him, show him this
column.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

time-but they shouldn't be.
After all, only youngsters
whose parents do not care
about them have unrestricted
curfewS. It is always wise for
a girl to let a boy know, early
in the evening, what time she
has to be home-and then be
sure he is the kind of boy
who can be depended on to
take her home on time.
In your case you could have
said. when you left the drive
in restaurant, Its 10:45 and
I should be home by 1l:00 so
will you please take me home
first?"
You see, Maggie, you did
net have to make q big pro-
duction out of it or even men,
ton a parental curfew. as
such. If your date tried to
persuade you to stay out later,
that would have been the
time to say firmly. but poe
litely, my parents are enc
pecting me home at IL o'clock
and I want to be on time"
Letters to Mrs. Kicker cdn
be ans,pered through her
column only. sWrite to Dor
othy Kicker in care OF TEEN.
The Washington Star. Wash
tn0ton ;. p. c.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
By EUGENE GILBERT
Gilbert Youth Research Co.

Teen-agers too well of the pressing prob
lens of tmeS-as we'll they might be since the prob
.Sms eventually will land in their laps.
We find that even during summer vacation, young
people concerned about world and domestic affairs
although boys and girls have differing viewpoints.
For example, the majority of boys-M per cent-feel
disarmament is the greatest international problem But
girls say their greatest worry Russia and commu
nism along with riots in Africa.
We asked 953 teens to list in order what they con-
slider the most troublesome topics of the day. Here
how the boys respond:
Evening star., 1960-06-01

Reg. $40. Sizes 80 to
~. 3.days only. Pu,,er
style in stripes and
solids. Zip fly.
Sears Wisconsin. Arlington.
Alabama and Blddensburg
Evening star., 1960-06-01

Gcsuarly 5000 save Sl0fm ! days pNl : regularly
'DV save 20w $50 0xI x regularly 1Dg9 save
800 so. 6N9 Regularly 300. save so Sl7.
Iarn"ny Rouse quality long.wcarng rayon rugs retain
their color brightness and we'll Attractive fringcd
ends M outstanding carpet value!
Sears 5 Sores
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1858: It. green: green and black
leather int, wire wheels. new tires,
cleo. eye, power steering. seat and
windows, new carpet, ?. and h.
Must sacrifice. S195 or best offer
10 4-OS11
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE Au1uMosILEs EuR SALE

CHEVY SIS VS. Bel Air hdtp.: ?
ana n, Wv. tires. Csll after 4
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C-26 THE EVENING STAR
r Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, Moy Is, 1860
FARMS
LAND AND FARMS

WEEKEND FARM, l5q acres land
rented for $1,000 per year. House
with bath, deep freeze. stove. re-
frlgeTatoT and furniture, available
for your own use. Real value at
Sl25 per acre
100 ACRES fronting on old Rte
a40 at $500 per acre
10 ACRES, STREAM, $500
MAIN HIGHWAY. Il6 acres at
500 per acre.
s ACRES. MontgomeTy estate in
beautiful setting Illness makes
his an attractive buy S3g.95U-
hONOCACY RIVER. farm value;
- acres with " sets of buildings;
$4,000 Easy terms
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". VA. RETIREMENT
MD 165 ACRES

7 rooms, bath, furnace and garage
on I acre OF level land. Along the
Potomac at Green SprinS. bus,
school and store close. house like
new. - 500
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CHEVROLET IS Biscayne 4-dr-; ;
CYL. 30. 900 miles. Air cond
AID 1864. Ext 81.
CHEW. SIS Impals hardtop coupe:
ivory, power steering, power brakes
special, Sl,795; CCC guar.
Capitol Cadillac-OldSCo
1929 22nd st NV. FE. 1900
OUR 18th YEAR
CHEv. SO 4-dr. Bel Air; r. and h.
$500: excel running cond. EN-.
3-5l5 30 after 8 pm.
CHEV. SO wagon; radio. heater.
straight stick; only S495, can
ORRISON RAMBLER
704 W. BROAD, F. c. JE. 1895
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air 4-dr. Sc
dan VS.. auto, power steering.
7, and h, factory-installed AIR
CONDITIONING; Sl,l95.
SUBURBAN MOTORS, INC.
1923 Viers Mil Rd.. Wheaton. Nd
! BLK; FROM WHEATON PLAZA
~. 2-.i019 10. $3.50
CHEVY SO Bel Air VS. 2-dr :.
straleht SHIFT; very clean; 81 ,O95.
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO-PLYM-
OUTH-VALIANT, JE 2-23OO.
CHEW. '55 VS. Bel Air 4-dr.: auto
drive, ?. and h., etc today's spe-
cal $3.50: $40 down. KIRK MO-
TOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
ia. Assoc.
CHEV. '5S DeIray 6-cyl. CDR;
green; std. trans, r and h
I3:OOo mi; Sl,25O. CO. $4,000,
EN-. 1850.
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THERE oUGHTA BE A LAW!

hSoeE s RELUCTANT e TAKE E7-E WASH =
7-E2Es EVEN ATeEcE CO nc sTu7E Ont
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Ia mi. Of river bottom, near Win
chester in West Va, all under
sheep fence. S-rm. modern house,
show barn 30Xl 90, cattle barn
and silo, out bldgS.; running water.
100 head nf dairy cows. Very
beautiful scenic view OF farm and
rlver. NI4 .OmM. down SIS. Onm.
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CADILLAC IS Coupe de Vile:
black. power steering, power
brakes, factory air conditioned
special. S3.5a5: CCC guar
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Continued on Next Pace
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$50 ACRES

b-rm house and harm; land LAYS
rollins, 100 acres in timber, enough
70 pav for property. $500, down
81 DOU
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MOTORS. me

246O CHIILUM RID. AP. 7-7I9
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR.
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BETHESDA COMMERCIAL LOTS,
CONTRACTORS
AMES L. DIXON e. CO., Realto
EXCLUSIVE
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
soUTH RIVER PARK, Edgewater

SOUTH RIVER PARK, Edgewater
Md -Bungalow bedrmS, ample
extra sleeping space, Ice. screened
porch. lge. liv. rm din. rm.. kit.
bath with shower, fireplace, all
nee items for Housekeeping incl :
community beach nettedl ample
space for boats; 500 week Fam
lly vaCatlonerS. AP. 1-34OO, Ext
$50 or JU S-6572, after :.
ST. MARY'S CO., MD, 80 miles
from WsSh.-Large 5-bedrm., ola
bath house; completely furn ex-
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mod impTov., Ice. screened porch
hoatine, salt and fresh water FISH
June / IN Sept. Is or $500 per
mo incl all utils. rowboat and
care lawn may be seen at anv
tlme, Mrs Fsrnham. weekdays,
e-5, OIL. 2-Ts5O.
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AUToMoTlVE MISC.
MACHINERY and EQUIP

FORD 81 s-CYL. ENGINE wanted:
will buy or trade for 6-eyl. engine.
JU. 7-65OS.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
SHORES. MD. =
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

: WOODED ACRES Chrltopl nr
Huntington, Paid. open all VI
power instd RayStown dam / mi.
80 mi view; cash Sl.l95 before
June j: SLABS after. RE. 5-566O
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEYROLEIS - Huge selection
sis through SOS Priced 70 SCI
quickly. No reas. offer refused
Bob Peck
CHEVROLET

2636 Wilson Blvd, Az. IA. 2-aOoe
sos. Truck
Sl,599: Biscayne. 1899: Bel All
81 ,999. hardtop, S2,lg9, wagon.
S2.l99; Spas, S2s399. cow,
1899. Also 30 demonstrators
Prices fob See now you can own
one for $40 no. Fully equipped
heater, radio, powerglide, etc
Low as Sl45 down. TOM IS
CHEVROLET. Georgia ave. and
University blvd Wheaton. Nd
lockwood 5-2400, open Sunday
1l-6
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PLENTY FIiNDs AVAUARIF
SEASR0RE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. Md bedrm. cot
tage for rent; month OF July or
Month Of Aug. Phone wkdays
FE. S-22lo
OCEAN CITY MD.-Two de luxe
OCEAN FRONT apis. guarded
beach, low June rate, HE. a-253l
OCEAN CITY. Md.-New ants 1,
: or 3 bedrmS., ! blk. 10 ocean
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18th and R. I. Ave. NE La. 9-llOO
BUICK 81 Super 4-dr. hardtop
excel. cond. SLABS. JE 2-O655.
BUICK % 2-tone Century; Al
condition, 4 new Wv. tires, heat
er, defrOSter, radio, tinted glass in
windShleldS; good buy for $500.
Call RIA. 3-Sl5l between S am.
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CHEW. 80 Impals hardtop coupe
and sedan. - TO choose fromD !.
all power; 1926 10 S2.495; CCC
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MONEY TO LOAN
FARIS FINANCE co,
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000, 5-yr, monthly payment,
ID trust on Va home; white
makers; sell for 5000 or best
offer. OV. 3-l61S
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CHEVY SO Bel Air VS. 2-dr
straight shift; very clean; 81 ,Oa5.
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO-PLYM-
OUTH-VALIANT, JE o-23OU
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lht w. bROhDf r. - JE. t-SO5O
half-ton panel: sacri-
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month RnDEp IA * 0-Dn
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L 11ANAEn N1O OpO
18th and R. l. Ave NE. La. 9-llOO
CADILLAC SO; 2-tone blue and
white coupe; spotlesS: S4,275.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CENTER
OV. 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA
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JACK RT,ATR r. 90

Mobile Homes of Distinction
4 Mi South of Waldorf on Rte. 3O1
White Plains, Md WEST 4-Sg2l
SPARTAN-SPARCRAFT-KNOX
MAGNOLIA-SPARLANE
AVON Lifetime Travel Trailers
MHMA-Approved Park
Omen 9 to CLOSED Sunday
UTILITY TRALER-4x9x3, spare
etc, S125; also lge. 2-wheel boat
trailer, S2.5. JU 9-5G3S.
WESTWOOD TRAILER. SO. 20 #,
good cond.; Ia bedrm CIR A.
S@21. Al Maryland Ave, College
PIX Mo
1851 MARLETTE, Al IT. long. .
bedrn., full bath. floors carpeted
with new 1Ox24 fioerglass awning
II desired excel. cond.; must sell
TO 9-5321.
1853 MARLETTE. Sx46. . bedrms
auto. washer. TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE, Lot 2s4. so. S-2354
after }
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OCEAN CITY NM
SUM N Err HOMES
COTTAGES FOR SALE, alo,

COTTAGES FOR SALE, along Poto-
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bedrooms, kitchen. living, screened
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STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET
227n M ST NV

SE ~ 4N4 - l. ~. W.
FE $4,000 FE 3-64Oa
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air 4-door
sedan. striking turquoise and
white power steering. etc. sb-
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. $1,000
CHEVROLET SO 4-dr. sedan VS.;
poWergllde, r. and h. excel cond (:
low down payment; S595.
SUBURBAN MOTORS, INC.
l1233 Viers Mil Rd.. Wheaton, Nd
l BLK. FROM WHEATON PLAZA
10. $3.50 10. 1886
CHEVROLET 50 Impala convertible
VS.. powerglide. radio, heater, all
white finish with red interior, low
mileage, fully guaranteed. as low
as 1910 down.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 CHULUM RID AP. 7-7IoO
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR. q"
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1923 Viers Mil Rd, Wheaton, Nd
! BLK. FROM WHEATON PLAZA
-IO h-2hI5 10 5ns-E
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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BUICK SO Riviera 4-door hardtop
every extra, full power: like new
S995. bank financing
THACKFP MOTODC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18

CHEVY 55 VS. Bel Air hdtp
and h., Wv. tires. CAN after 4
HA. 2-SlO9.
CHEVY 81 cow: r. and h., neW
tires, fecent valve. brakes, trans
repairs. S225 OIL 2-4514.
CHEW. IS Biscayne 2-dr: perfect
eond.; fully equip; ] owner. dip
lomat: sl,.95. MR.. SANTARELLI,
AID. 4-Ia35.
CHEVY '5B 4-dr., straight shift
ready to 60. S395 FALLS CHURCH
DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH VALIANT,
JE 2-230O.
CHEy. 81 VS. Bel Air hardtop
perfect performer, loads Of extras.
buy with SIS down or trade
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
n ", ia 9-fS0O.
CHEW. 50 Bsl-Air 2-door with
automatic transmission. 2-touf
beige and copper with matchinc
COPPER Interior priced al Just
Sl.1g5. See Ny. Stafford several
others 10 chinese frOrur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18

CHEVROLET IS Biscayne 4-dr-;
CYL. 30. 600 miles. Air cond
Al A-EEAA LIZ u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18

CADILLAC "a Coupe de vile; fac
tory air cond.: Apollo gold and
black; fully equipped, custom wire
wheels; sharp; Sl,350, OR. 3-3322
CHEV. SO Bel Air 2-dr.; poppy g.
cyl with auto. drive; l-oWner
clean car; SS95. low as SO
down. KIRK MOTOR CO, 1000
Ga. I'VE. NV, ia. 9-4S0O.