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Evening star., 1960-07-03

A 9-year-old boy and a As
year-old District man were
killed in separate traffic acci-
dents yesterday on the Suit
land parkway.
A third death, that Of a &C.
year-old Laurel man, was be-
lieved to have been the result
of a car smaSh-up near JesSup,
Md.
Park Police Pvt. D. T. Beach
am said the youngster, ten
tatively identified as Benjamin
w. Wilson, of 1912 Twenty
first street Sc, apparently
ran onto the Suitland parkway
at the intersection of Nichols
avenue Sc.
The child was struck by a
car driven by John w. lvey,
%, of 208 Ninth street Sc,
Pvt. Beacham said. The car
was headed west on the park
way when the accident occurred
at about 7 pm. The boy was
pronounced dead on arrival at
District General Hospital.
In an earlier Suitland park
way accident, Ernest S. Allen,
as, listed in the 1900 block of
Eighth street NV, was killed
when he was thrown from the
car in which he was a passen-
ger after it went out of con-
troll near Pomeroy road Sc.
Park Police Pvt. Joseph H.
L'Etoile said the car tipped
over about five times. Police
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Arlington Board
Reuffirms Policy
On Restrictions

The Arlington County Board
yesterday reafirmed its policy
of restricting popula tion
growth in the county.
1t did so by receiving. with
some reservations, a study pre-
pared by the county planning
staff recommending population
policy.
Board Member Ralph Kaul
declared the study was hazy
and self contradictory.
Mr.. Kaul also declared that
it's recommendations for es-
tablishment of an urban re-
newal authority which voters
previously overwhelmingly re-
jected in a referendum. could
cause serious loss Of public
support of sound planning.
However, all board members
finally agreed to indorse Chair
man Herbert Browns resolu-
tion that "the board receive
the report, without necessarily
accepting any of its individual
findings or recommendations.
but that it adopt it's basic con-
clusion that the county follow
a conservative and selective
development policy"
A majority of the present
board, including Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Kaul, has fought to
preserve Arlington as a suburb
composed primarily of single
family residences.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
MuryIonder Dies
OF Electric Shock

A construction worker was
electrocuted yesterday as he
was checking an electrical
hookup under a trailer near
Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges
County Police report.
The victim, William A. Link,
%, of Upper Marlboro, was
under a trailer belonging to a
neighbor, Mrs. BERTHE Wilson,
when he apparently touched a
110-volt wire, according to
Police Pvt. Ralph Thompson,
The accident occurred in the
Norbourn Trailer Court, Wood
yard road and Marlboro pike.
Mr.. Link was checking for a
possible water hookup when he
touched a wire, Pvt. Thompson
said. The ground under the
trailer apparently was still
damp from last nights rain.
Mr.. Link was pronounced
dead upon arrival at Andrews
Air Force Base hospital, where
he was taken by the Forestville
rescue squad.
Mr.. Link was a heavy equip
ment operator working on con-
struction at Andrews Field. He
lived in his trailer with his
wife, Evelyn Jean, and their
son, William, jr., S.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Police Arrest 5 More
Glen Echo Pickets

Montgomery County police
last night arrested five more
white and colored pickets who
left the picket line at the segre-
gated Glen Echo Amusement
Park and tried to enter one of
the eating places there.
A sixth picket was taken into
custody at the mair gate, ap-
parently after he brushed
against a patron while trying
to hand him a pamphlet.
Reporters watched as the
pickets made a break from the
Main Gate and ran into the
Ranch restaurant at Glen Echo
about 1850 pm. o.
County police, with the park S
private police force looking on.
took the five into custody and
drove them to the Bethesda
police subStation.
Charged with trespassing
we're:
Martin A. Schein, 20, white,
of New York, a New York Uni
versity student working here
for the summer; Helene D.
Wilson, rs, white, of the 1900
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Traffic Deaths Claim
Boy, 9, Two Drivers

said the driver. George Will
liams, 90, of the 1900 block of
Stevens road Sc, was charged
with homicide. reckless driv-
ing, driving while drunk and
unreasonable speed.
Pvt. L'Etoile said the car
jumped the curb and crossed
a 40-foot grass divider and
entered the eastbound lane,
After travelling on the wrong
side of the highway, the car
moved back across the divider
hit four small trees and then
began rolling over, coming to
rest on its top.
This brought the Districts S
traffic fatality total to As COM
pared to 35 for this time last
year.
In the accident near Jessup,
Nathan Compton Barnes, who
was driver OF the car that
crashed, was pronounced dead
at a Baltimore hospital. The
accident happened on Mary
land Route IT'S when the car
crossed the highway and ran
into a drainage ditch.
Police found no visible in
juries and suspect that the
victim either blacked out or
died just before the car went
out of control.
Evening star., 1960-07-03


merely being between the ex-
panding metro areas of Wash
ington and Baltimore.
and Baltimore.
Without controls and open
space barriers. planners foresee
the two cities becoming a me-
tropolis of 6 million persons by
1880. Laurel's population stands
at S,444 compared to 4,091 in
1850.
To cushion itself for the wave
Of home seekers, Laurel re.
quested and received a $10,90C
planning grant from the Urban
Renewal Administration.
The Federal grant, to be
matched with State help anC
$5,450 from the city, is fol
planning only. Within the two
year life of the grant, the city
must have compiled a master
coming plan, pinpointing future
streets, subdivisions. public i'm
provements. fiscal goals. and
related data.
Laurel is the first Maryland
city under 10000 population to
receive a grant.
The Municipal Technical Ad-
visory Service at the University
of Maryland plans to assist
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Army Maj. Harry F. Ken
nedy. jr., son Of a former Alex
andria judge and a combat
veteran of two wars, was found
shot to death Friday at his
home in York, Pa.
Pennsylvania State police
said a .38 caliber revolver was
found beside the body and that
there were no indications of
foul play. A coroner's ruling on
the death is expected tomorrow
or Tuesday.
Maj. Kennedy. an infantry
officer, was stationed at York
as senior unit adviser for the
Army Reserve Training Center
there.
He was born in Washington,
but grew up in Alexandria. He
entered the Army in 1910 and
was a combatant in the Battle
of the Bulge in World War II
and in Korea from 1850 to 1858.
Maj. Kennedy held several
decorations, including Purple
Evening star., 1960-07-03

block of N street NV; Ronyal
j. Stewart, 18, Negro. of the
100 block of Upshur street
NV; Cornelia A. Greene. 20,
Negro, of the 5000 block of
Eighth street NE, and Janet
H. Lewis, 18, Negro. of the 100
block of Kenyon street NV.
Marvin Saunders, %, Negro.
of the 1900 block of Eleventh
street NV, was charged with
simple assault.
All posted bond.
Eight other demonstrators
who have entered the park and
been arrested since the protests
started Thursday have also
been charged with trespassing.
The integration pickets, who
set up three lines outside Glen
Echo last night, were them
selves picketed by Is SwaStika-
wearing members of George
Lincoln Rockwell's American
Nazi Party. The Nazis, wearing
brown shirts and swastika arm
bands, carried signs of an anti
Semitic and anti-Negro nature.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Medium density apartment,
were asked for 18 acres alons
Stewart lane near White Oak
and for another lS acres north
of Marysville at the Rockville
city limit.
Applicants are requesting SO
acres of garden apartments al
the intersection of the Rock
Vile -Norbeck road and Twin
Brook parkway; 35 acres of
one-acre zoning where Astoria
lane meets Donora road, and
20 acres of commercial on
Georgia avenue between Olney
and Norbeck.
Also, 6 acres of commercial
on Rockville pike south Of
Montrose road, Ia acres OF
commercial at Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Edison lane, offices al
2126 University boulevard and
16 acres Of commercial al
Goldsboro road and Massachu-
sets avenue.
In addition to the rezonine
requests, the County Council
also will consider creation OF
new average lot coming classifi-
cations.
The reZoning items will be
handled by the council during
the next six months. Also
awaiting action are several
cases that were postponed until
the council receives the Rock
Creek watershed master plar
from the planning board.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Laurel with an economic and
annexation study.
We're bulging at the seams
and have to go somewhere" ,"
said Mayor Hiram J. Soper.
| A siX-block Slum area should
come down and be rebuilt, and
there is hope some businesses
along Main street can be rem
ovated, Mayor Soper said.
Completion of the two-year
planning program would put
Laurel in a position to apply
/ for urban renewal construction
funds, provided voters approve
a State referendum in the No
vember elections. Voters will
ballot on a constitutional
amendment to extend urban re-
IneWal authority to other juris-
dictionS besides Baltimore.
The Mayor depicts Laurel
now and in the future as a
center of family homes and
apartments whose occupants
commute daily to Baltimore.
Washington and environs, and
such nearby Federal installa-
tionS as Fort Meade, the Ma
tional Security Agency and the
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
D. {. 10 Begin
Sewer Project
For Airport

The District will move ahead
promptly toward construction
of the Dulles international Air
port sewer line in the wake Of
Congressional approval of funds
for the project, Engineer Com
missioner A. c. yelling said
yesterday.
The city will let a contract
this week to a firm Of consult
ing engineers, Burns 81 Nc
Donald Of Kansas City, for
mapping the general route for
the giant sewer, he said.
The line will run from the
airport to the District boun-
Diary above Chain Bridge. The
project is aimed at solving the
waste water disposal problem
at the new Chantilly jet air
port and to protect the upper
Potomac watershed above the
city line from contamination
The Senate approved on Fri
day a House passed $25.2 mil
lion appropriation for the con-
struction cost. This amount
covers S22.5 million in Federal
loans and a $2.7 million grant
The House had cut the White
House request by $2.8 million
Gen. yelling said the Kansas
City firms study will dovetail
with the work already in
stituted by the Regional Sani-
tary Board. The board earlier
this year hired two consultants
to draw up a Washington area
plan for dealing with the Poto-
mac River pollution problem.
The exact route and design
for the huge sewer system from
the airport have not beer
determined, but there have
been strong indications that
the line will travel down the
Maryland side of the river
cutting across the river some
where above Great Falls.
Yesterday David v. Auld
head Of the Districts Depart
ment Of Sanitary Engineering,
said the target date for COM
pletion of construction is
July, 1868.
Mr.. Auld said the city, which
has the responsibility for build
ing the line, hopes to let a
series Of construction contracts
simultaneously early next
spring.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
2Numed to Head
COP. Campaign

The Republican Party's 1860
campaign committee in Mont
gomery County will be headed
by Washington Attorney Ben
&c. Fisher and Mrs. June
Shields, the G. o. P. State
Central Committee has an
nounced.
Backed by a 20-member
committee, they will direct the
Republicans fall campaign in
the county to elect the party's
presidential nominee and put
Charles (Mac) Matthias in
Congress as Maryland's 9Th
district representative.
Mr.. Fisher, for the last de-
cade a partner in the law firm
of Fisher, Wayland, Duvall and
Sou mayd, lives at 5917
Woodacres drive, Woodacres.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Revolver Wound Is FutuI
For Mai. Harry Kennedy

Hearts for wounds received in
both wars.
He at one timed served as ar
instructor in the Marine Corps
Schools at Quantico, Va. He
had been in York since May,
1858.
He leaves his wife, Mrs
Maude Kennedy; a daughter,
Meredith, and a son, Kevin,
all of 800 Tennessee avenue,
Alexandria, and his mother
Mrs. Harry F. Kennedy of 802
Tennessee avenue, Alexandria.
Services will be at 10 am.
Tuesday at Fort Myer Chapel,
with burial in Arlington Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

plan, SUllI IN oraIt IOrm.
Requests filed during the
spring application period which
ended Thursday include 80 pc
titions for commercial zoning
IA for apartments and five each
for Offices and single family
homes.
The list of filings include
applications for:
A l82-acre industrial park
at the southeast corner of the
intersection of Fields road and
Washington National Pike. De-
veloper Isadore Gudelsky is
listed as one of the owners.
Sixty acres Of heavy indus
trial zoning at the intersection
of Hoyles Mill road and Seneca
creek. The owners are Sidney
s. Stabler, jr., and Jeannette
v. Stabler.
a 1A-acre light industrial
area south of Southlawn lane
about one-half mile east OF
Horner lane, Rockville.
Seven acres Of heavy industry
northwest of Clarksburg at
Miles Corner and a light in
dustry area on Georgia avenue
between Olney and Norbeck.
Other rezoning requests in
clude applications for high rise
apartments at 49l9-5009 Bat
terry lane, Bethesda; Carroll
Westmoreland and Pine ave-
nues in Takoma Park, and
Seek lane and University boule-
ward, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Hospital Planned

BALTIMORE, July 2 (AP)
Plans for a new 300-bed hos
pital at Broening Park were
announced yesterday by the
s2oard Of the South Baltimore
General Hospital. The new
hospital, to cost an estimated
1926 million, would replace
existing facilities.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Picture your home twenty five years ago, and
you will recall the teW Electric appliances working
for you hen..
Now take look around and see how many
more ways Electricity serves you today. How many
of these Matches Servants have you added
since 1885? Television? Electric Water Heater?
Air-conditioner? Dryer? Dishwasher? Dsposer?
Freezer? Electric Heating?
These appliances, some little known, some
even unknown 25 years ago, have been responsible
for the constant increase in the number of kilowatt
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Young 6. Meets

The Arlington County Young
Republican Club will meet at
8:15 pm. Tuesday in the Broy-
hill Building Auditorium, 1920
Lee highway.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Rezoning Requests
Drop in Montgomery

sxyeght rezoning requests including IL applications for
industrial locations been filed in Montgomery County
The number of applications is about rs cent less than
usual official said Rezonng requests filed twice
Developers repeatedly have slowed rezonng efforts because
they awaiting action the countys residential master
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Laurel SteeIs Self
For Population Boom

The city of Laurel Md is embarklng long range plan
to clean its rundown and prepare for orderly
doubling of population
Ofica Of the predomnantly residential community
want to brace themselves the squeeze anticipate
Evening star., 1960-07-03

hours used by most families in their enjoyment of
Electrical Living.
Yet, while you've been adding to your Electric
Living and to the number of kilowatt hours of
Electricity used, We'Ue been subtracting from the
cost-through constant improvement in operating
efficiency and economy. In fact, while the cost of
most everything else has gone up the average cost
per residential kilowatt hour of Electricity today
is 2536 less than in 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
StorDUst

HOSPTTABLE STILL Famous Gadsbys pages
"a and 49, besides being of Aexandrias most popular
tourist attractions still serves something OF social ana
civic center for the town. Its venerable walls IN recent years
have enclosed the wedding receptions for
Ohome benefit for Alexandria Hospital and art shows
functions of historical and civic organizations
including of its owner, Alexandria Post No. "A of the
Legion And the Little Theater of Alexandria has
presented plays the quaint courtyard surfaced with
cobbestones not always points out Mrs Mary Robert
the guide at Gadb who relate many stories OF the
which used plague the carriage trade coming to the
hoste incauious lady might sink her shOetops and
their skirts familiar accessory for
OuotOwn visitors Mud always quite feature here in
Alexandria, she Almost story read about Alex
andra, you will read about mud"
the machinery business has reached back into his bOhoOd
memories and given pleasantly intriguing account Of his
encounter, 12yearold boy with two famous Civil War
generals, the Unions Sckes and the COnfederacys Long
What the old generals said each other and especially
what LOngree said boy makes interesting and thought
provoking reading you will find when you to a.
HORSE OF DIFFERENT COLOR: Owning a horse is
like having pony the back yard pasture Mrs Beulah
Edwards tell pages and D. According to her. it
like having daughter off in finishing school, for
don't cOmpanionship your horse
to the bills month Fortunately Mrs Edwards horse,
Christie winner And that meant that until the mare
claimed recently she paid her So Mrs Edwards
has had all the thrills that with racehOrse ownership and
few Ofthe headaches the best Of racing in two ways
Next Sunday
Candidates Story and photographs of the
World War ii veteranS-three Navy and one Army-who
campaigning Presidency and Vice Presidency
Mai U.S. Grant III (ReU, grandson of the Civil War
general and chairman of the Civil War Centennial Com
mission prepares fire the opening marking the start
of special national ceremonies and Observances
Evening star., 1960-11-04

MORRIS MINOR 80: very good me-
ehanical condition, needs minor
body repairs: Best ofer. BUR
ROWS RAMBLER, 200 ~ OF. &C..
Evening star., 1960-11-04
MOTORS inc
JACK BLANK

s:ssSs 1ryIss sSs1Si#Sc ss' %S%#c. sP. s.ssssssSS ssssSS
BANK oN JACK BLANK NE;s0'O
Evening star., 1960-11-04

4-dr. hardtop sedan: beautiful dark
blue, g tires, auto. traDs.. AM-rM
ses u.S .sealns ior smoss SSskss oGr esS
price. ike new, S5,795.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
AuroMoBILIs FoR sALE

MERCURY .5s Colony Park station
wason;. sultana white. automatic
transmisison. radio, heater, power
steerins, hrakesi clean inside and
PALMER MERCURY. INC.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
MERCEDES-BENZ
SALE

SALE
UNUSUAL SELECTIONS and va.
riety Of the worlds finest motor
cars. American Service Center,
areas oldest and larRest Mer.
cedes-Ben3 dealer, offers these
guarantead and reconditioned used
Mercedes for your consideration.
SO 800"
4-dr. hardtop sedan: beautiful dark
blue, g tires, auto. traDa.. AM-rM
radio. reclining bucket seats, etc.
price. like new. S5.7s5.
80 "l80-D"
4-dr: economical diesel engine
gives M to 20 ml.p.G.: tex.lesfheT
interior. =. and b. Special, S2.6e6.
'56 "220"
Five-door station wagon: only 0
limited number made. Tex-lesthef
interior, AM-FN radio, ideal for
estate wagon or family car;
IS "l90-SL
Roadster; pearl gray. red genuine
leather interior, Z. and h. A real
sports car; $2.695.
'5S "10O"
4-dr,: beautiful maroon finish with
matching isetherette interior; only
$4,000 careful miles; S2,1A5.
'56 "220-S"
4-dr.: let black. AM-FM radio, 2
carburetors, Wv. tires. Special,
SO "300-S"
coupe: less than $4,000
miles: exceptionally well cared
for;t $4,000 new; eur price. like
new. $3,496.
Complete services and parts faeili.
ties. See the 81 Mercedes on dis.
play in. our salon.
American Service Center
Authorized Mercedes.B Dealer
565 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. IA. 7.7722
Evening star., 1960-11-04

MkRCURY 80 Monterey 2-dc0f
hardtop;. Jade green. automatic
transmission, radio, heater, power
steering; excellent condition; priced
to sell at S1,905.
PALMER MERCURY, INC.
3110 Hamilton ct.
w. Hyattsville, Nd. AP. 7-0aAH
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Al eramSom Says:

Lost weeks response to our Iiquido-
tion sale Of 1860 Cronson RambIers
was fontostie! Hundreds upon hum
dreds Of people filled our showroom..
They come from hundreds Of miles
around. Our rsmoinins stock Of 1865
ore going fost. We have only 80
left, and they moy be gone todoyl
We hove thrown all edution to the
winds and profits down the drain.
Every one Of these SOS will be sold
for exoetIy what they cost US at obso-
Ivtely factory invoice. In other words,
what they cost Us, thats what they
will cost you -. not one penny morel
So hvry-oet now-for the cronsen
Rambler buy Of your lifetime!
Evening star., 1960-11-04
AuYoMoDILEs ron SALE AOromoslLEs ron SAIL

yAGUAR 's1.'58 Marx VIII sedan;
body work; S1,050 fun price.
JACK 0ELLER
4326 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-see9
JEEP '60: 4-W.d.. Warner hubs and
p.b.: excel. tires; $4,000 mi. See
Mr.. BAuserman or George Bauser-
man, BAUsERMAN SERVICE. INC:
VA. 4-090O. Columbia pike and
JEEP go pickup; cab over chassis,
4-wheel drive, less than 200 mis-.
$l.S95. $295 down.
BELL MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave. NV, WO. $4,000
LANCfA $50 4-dr.; blue; low mi;
S1.675. JACK PRY. 16th and Pa.
ave. Sc. Est. 1928.
LARK 81; al models in stock;
big discount, best service facilities.
i"S lam" RocEviiie. EHIi Md. 70 70. 2esosss.
LARKsi areas lareest and Oldest
dealer. AMERICAN 3 = RVICE
CENTER. 5S5 N. oiebe rd.. Arl..
Va. IA. T-77s2.
LARK 80 de- luxe 81: r. and b.,
auto: gray fnish; ! owner: . real
buy. Only s1,5e5. q
BOWMAN
Studebaker- -Lark-Mercedes
7l45 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 6-1122
LINCOLN '5S convert; power every.
thing, excellent condition. $37b,
OIL. 4.S159.
LINCOLN '5s Premier 4-dr. hit;
BondsG. pSsei isE ssIssf' SUfIsh S5nSs sufs5 flsi
91st st. NV, FE. 7-324S,
MERCURY '53 s-dr.fd auto. trans,
good cond.; 5000 or best oder.
Call WI. 6-1713.
MERCEDES BENZ 80 "3O0sI"
convertible coupe; blue with white
top: fully equipped; low mileage;
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1922 22nd sT. NV. FE. 7.2600
Evening star., 1960-11-04
AuroMosilEs FoR SALE

oLDS ~ ''es" 2-dr.; power steer.
Ing. clean. $oe6; SIS down.
BELL MOTORS
6lll wis. Ave. NV Wo. $4,000
0LDs '55 "6s'' 4-dr.; hydfamatic,
power steering; S6oS.
American Service Center
gtudehaker-Lark-AGerced -Bens
2s5 y. 0lehe Rd., Afl, IA. 7-7722
OPEL 1857 KapItan 6-cyL 4-dr
pertect eend. 10. S.03z7 'A'es' e
PACK, 'B4 Cilpper 4-dF. You must
see It % belleye its oUTSTkNDS..
ING CONDITION; S3e6, S06 dr-
g. trade. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
PEUGEOT 80
z.ar: sedan; black. heater. Wv
SI.3s5
FAIRFAX MOTOR eALEs
FAIRFAX CIRCLE
CR. 10000
HEuGEOT 1850 1-dr. sedan: With
luggage rack: excel. eond.; best
oner. FE. S-7o61.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
MERCEDES-RENZ

1901 ~SO SEDAN. company 0mclol
car. Only 1880 miles. immaculate
coral finish. beige leather interior,
tires; guaranteed. S4.295.
CAPITOL PARISIAN
MOTORS, INC.
Authorised Mercedes-Benx Dealer
22nd and N NV. FE. 7-2S30 TIL 8
MERCEDES '63 Classic 100" Sc
dan: S5e5 or best offer. Good buys
for weekend mechanics also. SO
$50" 81 roadster, 80 "220-S'
eoupes and sedans. Priced SUBJ
stanttally under market price:
trade or terms.
JACK GELLER
1926 Conn. Ave. NV. En-. $3.50
MERCEDES go "IS0" DIESEL 4.dr:
WV. tires. heater, excel. cond. !:
very low mi. Owner leaving town.
must sell at once. Cash or terms
can be arranged for respon. party.
$4,000 or best offer. WA. 5-S1S5.
MERCEDES BENZ 80 220s sedan;
auto, =: and h. black with red
soluteiy ike new: sS.ssS. wis
3. G. Va. JE. S-11S7. jE. S-7s7s.
MERCURY '55 Montclair 2-door
hardtop. Mercomatic. power steer
Ing, power brakes. radio. heater.
WV. tires: red and white with
red leather interior; S595.
LACK RI ,ANK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
ngIe Picket F e
1888

Reg S2295. loot. roll, 80" high.
~" high, roll, reg. $3.50 S22.44.
40 high, roll, reg S2I50 S2444.
ll.ga. Copper-beanng steel. Fencing
only. 3-day sale
Sears Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18

soft, II" high. "a" high 80.
SO" high 4.49. In soft. rolls.
Galvanized steel wire. Netting
only.
Sedrs Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Get Your DO-TT-YOURSELF Book

Included with purchase David Bradley booklet fencing
installation shows easytofoow how expey install
Sears fencing Buy all fencing Sears Sears Home Modenz
ing No Money Down. up SO months pay.
Fencing SsuaSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18

Reg. 1866 l65-ft roll. AZ high.
90" high, roll, reg S2O95 $l888
70" high, roll. reg. $2395 &2I .S8.
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