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Evening star., 1960-12-03
Reds Space Ship Burns
In Earth S Atmosphere

MOSCOW. Dec. 3 (AP).-
Russia's race toward putting a
man in space met a setback
when Soviet scientists failed to
bring back to earth a five-ton
dog-carrying satellite.
But the Russians claimed
their latest space ship yielded
new data for manned space
flight in the near future" before
1t shot of course yesterday and
burned up in the earth's atmos-
phere.
Before the Soviets announced
their failure - the first time
they have done so-the launch
ing was considered one of the
last before a man might be
rocketed into space and brought
back alive.
What went wrong was not
announced, but Moscow radio
did say Soviet scientists sig
nailed the satellite to return to
earth on a pre-calculated orbit
and that it veered of course
and disintegrated.
Hours before the Russians
a omitted defeat, scientists
around the world said their
tracking stations had lost con-
tact with the space ship.
The Russians launched the
satellite Thursday amidst jubi-
liant praise from Soviet Premier
Nikita s. KhruShchev. TIL satel-
lite carried two dogs, Pchelka
(Little Bee) and Mushka Gittle
fly, plus insects and plants.
In announcing the failure
Moscow radio did not mentor
the dogs. But 1t said earlier
Evening star., 1960-12-03

excellent condition to provide
prompt and speedy justice. T"
Judge Pine said.
He added that his courts
civil non-jury calendar is in
fairly good condition" but
that delays in disposition of
civil jury cases will increase if
additional judge power is not
given.
For instance. court figures
show that in June the average
interval of time from the mo-
ment counsel in civil jury cases
indicated they were ready for
trial until they actually were
tried was IL months. The time
interval for civil jury cases
which were disposed Of through
settlement OF dismissal of COM
plants was II months as OF
last June 80.
Ono Vacancy
October figures show thst
the interval fer civil jury cases
from ready calendar to dis
position by trial had jumped
to IA months, and the interval
for non jury cases disposed Of
by settlement or dismissal had
jumped to u months.
The District Court here has
ar authorized strength of Il
judges, but with the recent
death of Judge James w
Morris there is one vacancy
The situation is helped some
what through the services o.
two retired judges-Joseph r
jackson of the United State.
Court Of Customs and Patent
Appeals and Henry A. Schwein'
haut.
Judge Jackson sits full time
but Judge Schweinhaut. whC
retired several years ago from
the District Court bench, il
available for service on tht
bench only on q part time basis
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Arrested in Whitewater

they survived the launching into
space and quickly became or
ganically normal.
Air conditioning, heat regu-
lation and communications
aboard the ship functioned re-
liably, the broadcast said. These
would be prerequisites Of
manned space fight.
The Russians launched q
space ship containing two dogs
August 10 and got them safely
back to earth. Russia first put
q dog in space in November.
1857. in a ship not designed to
return to earth and the dog,
Laika. died.
When the latest satellite went
into orbit, Mr.. Khrushchev said
1t represented "a great victory
and a step to mans fight into
space"
Soviet scientists were equally
optimistic.
E. K. Fedorov. Soviet Acad-
emy Of Science vice president,
said the projects purpose was
Ito gather information about
the. response of living organ
isms to space travel and thus
pave the way for putting a man
in space"
In announcing the August 10
success. the Russians said the
space ship elected a capsule
containing the dogs at a low
altitude and slow speed. then
landed safely itself. The dogs
were exhibited in Moscow.
Yesterday. the Soviets said
the third dog-carrying satellite
yielded the new data expected
Of it and the return signal was
given. But:
Since the space ship de-
scended along a noncalculated
trajectory, it burned out on en-.
tering the dense layers of at.
mosphere.
"The last stage of the carrier
rocket continues its movement
along the previous orbit"
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Man IsFaciinq
Condetti Quiz
Deuth Probers 60
To Leonurdtown

Investigators searching for
the slayer of 7-year-old Michael
Condetti planned to 60 to Leon
ardtown, Md. today to question
a young District man being held
there in another sex case.
Detectives from Washington
and Prince Georges County as
well as FBI agents plan to quiz
the man.
The suspect was arrested in
Waldorf, Md, early today after
a young sailor reported the man
had robbed and sexually as
saulted him at knifepoint.
The sailor, hitch hiking from
Washington to his ship at the
Patuxent Naval Air Station,
said this man picked him up
on Route S at Helen, Md.
The driver then drew the
knife. took $40 to SIS from
him, committed a perverted act
and forced him out of the car,
the sailor reported.
Suspect Seized
Later, the suspect was ar
rested in his car and taken to
the State police station at
Leonardtown. where he was
questioned.
Deputy Sheriff Benjamin
Burroughs Of st. Marys Coun-
ty said the suspect has been
in Washington about a month
and has a room in North
east Washington. District and
Prince Georges police were no
titled as a matter of routine
in all sex cases since the Con-
detti murder, he said.
Washington police said they
had talked to this man once
See CONDETTI, Page Az
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Silver Spring Boy
Killed in Wreck
BY the Associated Press

A Silver Spring (Md.) youth
became Virginia's 685th traffic
fatality of the year when a car
in which he and a companion
were riding, was wrecked on
U. S. Route $50 west of Rich
mond, about 5 am. today.
Noel Rush Teter. 16. son Of
Clarence L .Teter, TIL Gist ave.
nue., died when the car failed
to negotiate a curve at high
speed, rammed a utility pole,
and overturned.
Young Teter's companion,
Robert Frederick Garbrick, 16,
Of Takoma Park, Md. suffered
head and leg injuries in the
crash. Robert is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. R. T. Garbrick, 8017
Glenside drive.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Der IS to January 81. This Is
the first time such Q step has
been taken In this Jurisdiction.
This Is being done. accord
ing to Chief District Court
Judge David Pine to keep the
District Court from begging
even further in Its handling
Of cases.
Judge Pine said that for the
first time in the history Of the
Federal courts in this coun-
try. the District Court here
leads all others in the number
Of civil and criminal cases
filed.
Ratio Of Cases
And the judge noted that
while the local District Court
must handle is per cent Of
the total Of civil and criminal
cases filed in all Federal dis
triit courts across the Ma
ton. it has only Z per cent of
the Nations Federal judges
with which to carry out the
task. Judge Pine said that in
fiscal 1860. ending last June.
there were $500 civil and
criminal cases filed in the Dis
trict Court here. an increase
Of almost 1000 cases over
fiscal 1859.
The assignment Of Judge
Bastian. who was q judge OF
the District Court before his
appointment to the appellate
bench, was requested by Judge
Pine. The District Court chief
Judge said he also is asking q
committee of the Judicial Con.
ference of the United States tt
re C o m m e n d assignment oi
judges from other district court.
in the Nation to help tackle
the growing case load.
Judge Pine said he is "ask.
ing for all we can get" in the
way Of temporarily assigned
judges from other Jurisdictions
but that a more realistic hopt
is that one or two such judge.
will be made available.
The major problem is no
posed by the local court
criminal calendar, which is il
Evening star., 1960-12-03

house on Route / from Wide
water in Stafford County, Va
Sheriff Shumate said her
husband. John, 40, had been
charged with murder and was
being held in the county jail
at Manassas in lieu of $4,000
bond.
Separated From Wife
The sheriff said Flippo. who
had been separated from his
wife for several months. had
gone to Fredericksburg. Va.
earlier in the day and bought q
.22-caliber pistol.
Then he went to his wife.
home but found she was still,
at work as q waitress, at the
saw Grill on Route /, the
sheriff said.
He returned to the home
about I pm. got in an argu.
ment with her in the kitchen
and fired twice, the sheriff
said. One shot struck her ir
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Appointment
Is Announced
By yKennedy
Privute Business
To Be Encouraged,
Governor Says
BY MARY McGRORY
Star Stan Writer

PALM BEACH, Fla, Dec. s.
President-elect Kennedy today
announced the appointment Of
Luther H. Hodges, 62-year-old
retiring Governor Of North
Carolina, as his Secretary Of
Commerce.
He made the announcement
in the patio of his fathers
Hodges Storted Late, Rose Fost in
Office. Pose A-3
luxurious beach front home,
with Gov. Hodges by his side.
Gov. Hodges. who worked his
way UP from Office boy to tex
tile industrialiSt, was chairman
Of a BuSinesSmen's Committee
for Kennedy johnson during
the campaign.
Third Major Appointment
It. was the third major ap-
pointment for the Kennedy
administration in three days.
Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff of
Connecticut was named Secre-
tary Of Health, Education and
Welfare on Thursday; David E.
Bell Of Harvard was named
Budget Director yesterday.
In naming his choice. Sena-
tor Kennedy said that Gov.
Hodges chief job would be to
demonstrate to the world the
strength and vitality of our free
enterprise system"
1T will be the task of the
Department of Commerce to
meet these challenges by stim-
ulating the flow of exports
through its Bureau of foreign
Commerce, imaginative par
ticipation in international
trade fairs, and by helping
American industry find new
world markets"
Gov. Hodges came to the
Kennedy weekend retreat by
train and will return to North
Carolina this afternoon. For
the announcement press con-
ference he wore a gray suit
and a white carnation in his
buttonhole. Senator Kennedy
was wearing a gray suit with
a bright green tie.
Asked About Recession"
| Asked If he is concerned
about a recession, the Cover
nor said he is always con-
cerned when we are not at the
top, and that the situation is
worse than the administration
has led us to believe"
UNLESS we get a rebirth of
competence" he said, I'VE
could have a little trouble
nothing serious of course. be-
cause we are too strong"
He indicated he feels that
one of the most important
functions Of the Department
of Commerce will be to con-
vince businessmen of the SYM
pathy and encouragement Of
the Federal Government.
"The genius of this country"
he declared, sis not in any
bureaucracy or in the Depart
ment of Commerce. It is in
See KENNEDY, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Byrd Assai|s
PartyP|atforr1l
As Radical
Virginia Senator
Dures Liberals to
Attempt Purge
BY ]. A. OLEARY
Star stan Writer

Senator Harry F. Byrd,
Democrat Of Virginia. today
lambasted his party's 1860 plat
form as radical" and "fiscally
irresponsible" And he chal-
lenged party liberals to try to
purge him for remaining
silent during the election
campaign.
In a sharply worded letter to
Senator Joseph s. Clark of
Pennsylvania. a member Of the
Democratic liberal wing, Sena-
tor Byrd openly invited the
liberals to go before the Senate
in January with a proposal to
unseat him as chairman of the
powerful Finance Committee.
Senator Clark is on q Carib-
bean trip and Is not due back
at his home in Philadelphia
until Monday. In a statement
two weeks ago he urged Senate
Democrats not to give chair
manships or key committee
assignments to any Senator
who failed to support the ma
tional ticket. or who opposes
platform pledges in the area
in which his committee has
jurisdiction.
Byrd Victory Seen
II Senator Clark were to
accept the Byrd challenge to
seek a Senate vote on the
finance Craftsmanship, Capitol
observers believe Senator Byrd
would win decisively. One in
fluential Republican Senator
joined privately in making this
prediction.
In his letter to Senator
Clark. the Virginian reafhrmed
his opposition to several key
proposals In the Kennedy pro-
gram, and said:
MY position Is simple-1
win support those planks in the
platform of which ! approve.
but taken in its entirety
regard the Chester Bowles So
called Democratic platform as
being radical. or as leading to
socialism. and as being
fiscally irresponsible"
Representative Bowles Of
Connecticut was chairman Of
the committee which drafted
the Democratic platform at
Los Angeles.
Senator Byrd's Letter
Senator Byrd began his
letter with the Salutation.
MY Dear Joe," and after
referring to the recent Clark
purge statement Senator Byrd
continued:
1T happens that / am the
only Democratic Senator who
holds the Craftsmanship of a
major Senate committee-the
Committee on Finance-who
remained silent and did not
indorse either of the national
political party presidential
candidates or platforms. There
fore 1t is evident that your
statement was directed al
me.
LAS the Senate will be orga-
nized when the new Congress is
convened in January, think
l should be frank and advise
; you now Of my attitude toward
the Democratic platform. I dc
| See BYRD, Page A.:
Evening star., 1960-12-03
President Visits
Gettysburg Farm
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower flew to
his Gettysburg (Pa.) farm to-
day for a brief visit.
He took off from the White
House at 9 am. in a helicopter.
Mr.. Eisenhower planned to
look over the farm. have lunch
there and return to Washing
ton in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Paraguay Snubs Cubo

ASUNCION, Paraguay. Dec.
3 tAP).-Paraguay has refused
to accept the credentials Of a
Cuban Charge D'Affaires be-
cause Fidel Castro's government
refuses to grant safe-conduct
visas to two Cubans who sought
refuge in the Paraguayan En-
bassy in Havana. This South
American nation also threat
ened to withdraw its entire
diplomatic staff from Havana.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

the head and the other missed,
he said.
Two of the children, Doris,
is. and Robert, Z, were in the
kitchen at the time along with
Mrs. Flippo's sister. who also
lives in Dumfries. the sheriff
said.
Arrested in Whitewater
He said that after the shoot
ing, Flippo hired a taxi to
take him to his brothers home
at Whitewater, where he was
arrested later by State and
county police.
A third Flippo child, Eddie,
IA. was not at home at the
time. An 18-year-old married
daughter lives in Pennsylvania
and another daughter lives In
Whitewater. the sheriff said.
The children were taken to
live with grandparents ir
Dumfries. Flippo recently had
been living with q brother-in.
law at Springfield. Va.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Lu1lur1lba Put
Under Guard Of
Trusted Troops
Escort Tokes Him
100 Miles West of
CopituI to ThysviIIe

LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo,
Dec. 8 (AP). - Ex-Premier
Patrice Lumumba. facing trial
for melting rebellion in the
army and other crimes, was
moved out of Leopoldville and
put under the guard of Army
Chief Joseph Modulus most
trusted commando troops.
Mr.. Lumumba was driven to
Thysville, 100 miles west of the
capital. during the night under
q strong escort Of soldiers with
heavy. jeep-mounted machine
guns.
The convoy left the i'm
provised jail at the army's
BinZa camp near Leopoldville
with its slippery prisoner
shortly before midnight.
The trip was made less than
seven hours after Lumumba,
who more than once has
evaded arrest or escaped from
the hands Of political captors,
arrived IN the Congo capital.
Arrived In Manacles
He was flown here yesterday
after being captured at Port
FrancQui, in remote Kasai
Province. His capture inter-
rupted q fight by car to STAN
leyville. where he apparently
intended to make a new bid for
power.
He arrived here disheveled
and manacled and was jeered
by onlookers and cuffed by
Congolese soldiers.
Taken to Thysville with him
were his three male travelling
companions who also were
arrested at Port Francqui.
Col. Mobutu placed his prize
prisoners in personal charge
Of Col. Louis Boboso, COM
mander Of the Thysville gar
rison. who at one time was
widely mentioned as q possible
successor to head the Congo's
military regime.
Col. Mobutu told newsmen
Mr.. Lumumba would be tried
"in due course" for incitinf
rebellion in the army an6
other common law crimes"
Lunches with U. N. Genera
The strongman was tn,
luncheon guest Of Gen. Car
Won Horn. Swedish suprem,
commander Of the United Ma
tions force in the Congo. Gen
Won Horn plays little part IL
the U. N. missions majol
policy decisions. An aide II
Gen. Won Horn said Mobutl
had come mainly to relax"
The Soviet delegation at tn,
u. N. in New York demanded
last night that Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjolt
make an immediate report OF
steps being taken by the U. N
command to ensure the safet.
Of Mr.. Lumumba.
The Russians declared in
statement the arrest of MI
Lumumba, who readily accepte
Soviet military aid outside U. n
channels when he was Premier
was an arbitrary and illegs
act against the lawful Congoles
government committed by a
illegal. dictatorial regime"
Fair Trial Requested
Mr.. Hammarskjold sent tw
messages to Congo Presiden
Joseph Kasavubu asking him t
see that MIR. Lumumba gets
fair trial. One message wa
sent after a committee fror
See LUMUMBA, Page A.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Bostion Assigned to Cut
District Court Backlog
Appellate Judge Named for " Months;
Pine Cites 1000 Rise in go Case Loud
By PHIL THOMAS
Star StaR Writer

The United States Court of Appeals here Is taking
usual step in effort to help District Court meet the
problem of a vastly overcrowded docket.
Chief Judge Wilbur K Miller Of the appellate court yes
erday signed order designating appellate court Judge
Walter M Bastian District Court Judge from Decem-
Evening star., 1960-12-03
TEEN SHOW AIDS
STUDENT PLAN

A TALENT SHOW by the youth
Of the Chevy Chose Methodist
Church will raise funds for the In
ternotionoI Christion Youth Ex-
change. The project is described on
Poee AS.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Hodqes Given Commerce Post
Wife Slain by Husband
As 2 Children Watch
FotoI Shooting Cops Argument
Of Estrunqed Pair in Dumfries, Va.

mother Of five children was shot and killed yesterday
by her eranged husband before the eyes of two Of
children at their home in Dumfres Va the Prince william
County sheriff reported
Sheriff Ralph Shumate said the victim Mrs. Elsie
Flppo, ST. who recently moved to small story frame
Evening star., 1960-12-03
STOCKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK tAP). Following are the
weekly sales, high, low, closing price
and net change Of the 20 most active
Evening star., 1960-12-03
TIE AfEAFuEn. Full Report
IH1 WsAssIGN. on fass Az

District and vicinity-Tonight clear with
low Of 80 in the city and 20 in the suburbs.
Tomorrow fair and somewhat warmer. High
and low for the last "a hours: High, ~, at
8 pm. yesterday; low. 20, at 4 am today.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Jack Blank Pontiac

CHEVROLET 1858 4-door station
wagon; VS., powerglide, radio and
hAat tars GI G0s
Evening star., 1960-06-21

EOS ACRES, NORTHERN VIRGINIA
FARM-House, 8 rms, bath; barn;
35 acres wooded, over 2 acres
lake. Price, S45,000; cash, SlO,-
600. Phone g, r. EGGERS. RE. g.
1905.
Interstate Mortgage Co., Inc,
Real Estate Broker
Evening star., 1960-06-21
OUT OF TOWN PEAL ESTATE
1105 ACRES
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

AVALON BEACH, MACS HEAD
cottages, $50 ' up Weekly: @ We SrochuT, ecns
on request ROBERT A. YOUNG
Box "a, Kill Devil Hill, N. C.
OCEAN CITY, MD. - New apis.
ocean. La. 6-S420 or La. 6-22OS
OCEAN CITY, MD. = Beautiful
OCEAN FRONT apt, right OF
beach. July 2-l6. HE. 9-2531.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Ocean front
2-bedrm. apt; nice area; avail
July 4. PERI. for chldrn. TE. 6-406t
REHOB0TH BEACH,-Ocean from
apis and cottages. Immac.; $50. sc
wk. up MRS. NEVES, OIL. 1888
Evening star., 1960-06-21
AUTOS. Z TRUCKS for HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

%.TON CHEW. pickup truck with
M1TiEison tsGTiIs ,n,*S Work body; peri; for
Evening star., 1960-06-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

OPP. CONGRESSIONAL SHOP. CTR.
Modern brick bldg, $500
So #. plus lge. pvt. parking area
Desirable uses. Distributorship,
light mfgr., elect. etc. Immed. oc-
cup. DI. 7-4714.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
VACATION PLACES

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. - Small
cottage; sleeps 6; avail. last week
in June and End week in July. S65
per wk. EN-. 5-2740.
Evening star., 1960-06-21

5000 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-22o4
FORD '56 Fairlane VS. 2-dr.;
Fordomatic, r. and h., $500.
MOBILE VILLAGE, Coll. PIX,
AP. 7-l414,
Evening star., 1960-06-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Light indus
trial ground, one to ten acres on
Pickett St. Just of Duke ST.. Ex-
cellent for shopping center. own
er may help to finance. No 5rok-
WAPLE, AID. 4-2005, 1926 14th
st NV.
$4,000 so. FT., It. Ind; 75c per
IT. owner will subord. PRESTIGE
REALTY, INC. ia. 5-50S0.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES WANTED

NATIONAL. o1Ir DISTRIBUTOR Or. seeks seeks
in district with loading platform,
ONCE; good illumination desired
with utilities preferred. Lo'
Evening star., 1960-06-21

1900 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-. 2-1o2C
CHRYSLER 1857 Windsor hardtor
coupe; power steering and brakes,
torquehite trans, 7. and h, extra
nice: S1,395.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott NV, KE. 7-13Os
CHRYSLER '53 Saratoga; p.s., p.b.,
huid drive; good I'm, clean interior
low MI; $3.50. OIL. 2-5S99.
CHRYSLER 80 sedan; white; pow
er steering. power brakes; iminac-
ulate interior; only S3.195, CCC
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CHRYSLER Windsor sedan: r. and
h; real good transp. Come and
drive it: $145. ia. 9-2965.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
CHEVROLET 1857
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
TAXr mn AAyFTT

64UI Conn. ave. OL, 4-4b74
CHEVROLET AND CORVAIR. New
1960's: hardtops; S2095, fob,
delivered S2163; wagons S2l69,
fob, delivered S2237; full O.
passenger sedan $1S27, fob,
S1S95 delivered. Corvair S169l,
fob, delivered S1745. Can be
purchased for S195 down, cash OF
trade on approved credit. ADDI-
14th and Fla. ave. NV. HO, @
N200 Onnn Auar lkil- q a n,
Evening star., 1960-06-21

CHRYSLER '5s saratoga Sedan;
buy at ST 1,796, Ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1853 New Yorker A.
door: power equipped, radio, heat
er. automatic drive, 2-tone finish,
exceptionally clean; $3.50.
WHEELER. INC, WHEELMOBILE
"USEFUL ONE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler-Plymouth Imperial
Evening star., 1960-06-21

CORVETTE; '5S black with white
top. 4-speed straight shift, sci.
4-barrel carb., r. and h., excel.
cond., new WV. tires, S2,5q5. FL.
4-3400, ext. sos, o to 5. HA.
1854 ewes.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
DIVER
DIVER

7730 Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda. Md. OIL. Gill
DODGE "a; all factory leather
r. and h.: Exceptionally clean
priced for quick sale; S475.
Evening star., 1960-06-21

CHRYSLER 1887 windsor 4-dr ::
air conditioning, r. and h., Wv.
tires, p. steering and brakes; ST.
300. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE PARTY with q clear
car to sell, call ia, e-2661. kirk
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ca. ave. NV
BEFORE YOU SELL, see I,efty AM
Pat Welch, WEST MOTORS, INC
1888 Wis. ave EN- od6oo
Evening star., 1960-06-21
PARKWAY FORD

FORD 80 Country Squire; power
steering, r. and h.; so act. miles;
S3,095.
Evening star., 1960-06-21

4S5 s4so lFgtRs TYR ST. st' NV NV ER AP 5s9S 5ss9S
BANK on JACK BLANK
Evening star., 1960-06-21
AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES
MACHINERY and EQUIP

JOHN DEERE DIESEL Crawle,
loader: $500 dn., take over pay.
ments. Excel. cond., 9 mos old
Pvt. OWNER, CIR. 4-552S,
Evening star., 1960-06-21

CADILLAC 1855 convertible: from
owner. Excel. condition, ALPINE
white. new top battery muttlers
power seat, seeing eye. Absolute
bargain at only 81 AIS. See Mr.
Ken Hamid, KALORAAdA GA
RAGE, 1649 Kalorama rd. NV.
Evening star., 1960-06-21

CHkYSLEk ,5l; runs rood; h.t.,
T. and h.; S125 cash. ia. 2-3S33.
CHRYSLER '55 Windsor hardtop
coupe; automatic drive; beautiful
condition, looks and runs like new;
$3.50; terms, S25 down. ROPER,
La. 6-2700,
Evening star., 1960-06-21
DIVER

DODGE
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 6-7111
FORD $50 2-dr. Va: 7. and b.;
$l5O. Good running condition.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ESCORT" Ut Little English Sta
ton Wagon. Excellent condition.
$595. Terms, S25 down, balance
through National Bank. ROPER,
LA. 6-270O.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
WAREHOUSES for RENT

ANDREWS FIELD FoRESTVuLE
AREA. New bldg. 25xl00, or win
build to order for reliable tenant.
JOHN L, SHELTON, 10, $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-14

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