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becomes suspicious and begins
to ask too many questions.
If the solicitor does get
through to q Government
worker who shows an interest
in certain magazines, then the
call is followed up by direct
solicitation.
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New Superintendencies
Filled by Methodists
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star staff Writer

( NORFOLK, Va, June 15.-Methodist Bishop Paul Neff
Barber OF Richmond announced the appointments yesterday
two supernendents to the newly created Alexandria
Arlington districts Of the Virginia Methodist Conference They
we're made at the closing session Of the annual meeting
The Rev Henry w. Backhus ID superintendent
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Just IS QUALITY BEDS
Twin and Full Sizes
Forty Am. French Pro.
and Contemporary Styles ca.

French Provincial Chest on-C Chest, Fruit
wood. Was 1880. SALE 50.
Hibriten French Provincial Fruitwood
Triple Dresser, Mirror, Mite TobIe, Swing
Bed with Frames "Wos 36o.,
SALE 1919.
3 Fold Vanity Mirror, Contemporary,
Walnut. was 1926. SALE n.
Corner Chest in White with Plastic Top.
From Storfire Group. "Wos 63.o5.,
SALE 1885.
French Provincial Cherry 9-Drower Triple
Dresser, Chest, Panel Bed, Mirror. "Wos
o39. ------------------ SALE 349
Antique White and Gold Twin Size PoneI
Bed, Dresser, and Mirror, Mite TobIe.
Was SIS. --------------SALE 16S.
Simmons Twin Size Hollywood Bed with
Plastic Heodboord -----JUST 3S.
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ecutive secretary Of the Virginia
Conferences board of educa-
ton the last eight years. He will
become pastor Of Walker
Chapel Methodist Church, Ar
Ington.
The Rev. W. w Hayzlett is
leaving Cherrydale Church, Ar
Iington, to become pastor of
nearby Central Church. He
previously served as pastor of
the Pleasant Valley Charge,
Herndon, Va, 1943-47. and
Trinity Church, Mclean, Va,
1947-52. He was at Melrose
Church, Roanoke, from 1852 to
1856, when he joined Cherry
dale.
Appointments Listed
Appointments to the new
AleXandr1a District, With trans
fers noted when they occur,
are as follows:
Aldersgate, James L. Dudley: Cam
eron, h. 3. SHELTON; Del Ray, c. A,
Turner. jr.. from First Church. Salem
Fairlington, P. d. Martin from Trinity
Church, Mclean, pastor. and J. H.
Arnold from Guilford Circuit, Bloxom,
Va associate pastor; Franconia, W.
L. Asher; Lincolnie, H. NJ. Elan;
Mount Vernon, Lee 8. Warner, pastor.
and John 7. Hudson, associate pastor.
st. Andrews, r. II. Mann from
Dumfries Church: st. Francis, Philip
Hunsicker from associate pastor,
Springfield; st. james, Lee q. Beville;
Trinity. A. w. Potts, pastor, and H.
NJ. Francis, associate pastor: WASH
ington Street, John w. Myers, pastor,
and William B. Day. associate pastor;
Wesley, Oliver x. Brooke.
Annandale. w. A. Blankenbaker
pastor. and r. I. .Worden,. associate
pastor; Emmanuel Of Annandale, =. NJ
Mills; st. Matthews Of Annandale.
c. I. Winfree; Bowling Green, Philip
W. Thomas: Burke, NJ L Campbell;
Dumfries, c. W. Bragg, IT,, from Fox
Hill Central Church, Hampton.
Fairfax, A. B. Clarke. pastor, and
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Just Ia Sets, Double Size =
SEALY MISMATCHED
1 s"s :'r' :"' So. :,

Foster "a Size Hollywood Bed, SALE So.
U. S. Rubber Nibrofoom 4/6 Mottress
and Box Spring Set $500 SALE 48.
Just 0 Sets, u S Rubber "GoId LobeI"
Foam Rubber Mattress and Box Spring.
4/6 size ------------SA SALE SET II.
Highlander "Spoce Sever" Sleep Unit,
Foam. was 495. ------S SALE SO.
Turn-A-Bed 2-Pc. Sectional, Sleeps two
on Twin Foam Units. "Wos 3lo.,
SALE I5s.
Foster Foom Studio Lounge, Coral or
Brown was 1895. SALE So.
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27x18" no.
SAMPLE RUGS 20 .,

Occasional Chairs, Black or Toneerine
Plastic Covers. Steel Tubular Legs.
Each was l7.o5.----SALE Eo. 9.95,
Early Am. Wing Chair, Maple, Green or
Brown Tweed. Eo. SWos 64.o5.
SALE 34.95
Contemporary Occasional Chair, Walnut
and Bross. Toneerine Plastic Cover.
was 81 .o5. -------------SALE IS,
Eorly Am. Wing Soto, Brown Tweed.
and many more!
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Just 6 FRENCH
PROVINCIAL DINING
ROOM ARM CHAIRS
wa. go. 30. Q.ss

Drop Leof Extension TobIe, Modern
Lined Oak. 'Wos Us. SALE 80.
Modern China from the "CovoIcode"
Group. Was 50. SALE 90.
Bernhordt Oval Extension TobIe, Walnut,
Was 1895. SALE 80.
Drexel Chino Cabinet, Walnut "Proiec-
ton" Group. was 242. SALE i39.
DrexeI Buffet to match above. was
l43. SALE 80.
French Provincial Buffet, Cherry. WAS
l5o. SALE 10.
Glass Door Hutch and Buffet, French
Provincial Cherry. 'Wos 257. SALE 50.
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Soto, Poly Docron Cushions, Green. "Wos
Lounge Choir, Poly Docron Cushion,
Skirt, Blue. 'Wos l3l. SALE 81.
Tuxedo Soto, Off White, Foam Rubber
Cushions. sWos 37o. SALE I49.
Club Chair, Gold Cover, Foam Cushion.
Was 1895 -----------SALE 1895.
French Prov. Dec. Choir, Floral, Quilted.
WAS llo. SALE ~.
Contemporary Lounge Choir, Spring
Down Cushions, Skirt. 'Wos IA,
Eorly Am. Wing Chair, Beige Print. was
1895. SALE 1895.
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Townsville "RuroI English" Oval Ex-
tension Toble, Server with Open Deck,
Side Chairs, ! Arm Choir. "Wos $50.
SALE 239.
China Cabinet, Modern, Walnut and
Cherry. Was 2l9. SALE 80.
American of MortinsviIe 40" Round Ex-
tension Toble, three Il" Leaves, PoIdoo
Wood. "Wos SO. SALE -.
Modern China, Congo Teak. was leo.
SALE 10.
Drop Leaf Extension TobIe, African Spice
wood. was l78. SALE 50.
Serving Cort in Walnut with Black Plastic
Top was 90. SALE A..
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Vi In Bankruptcy or FeceIvershIp OF
being feoIeanlzed under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed BY such com
panies. x- ex-intereSt. Ct Certificates.
st Stamped. f. Dealt in flat. K Matured
boHess negotiability impaif1 by maturity.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

cline, which could have been
an adverse factor because II
would have meant a smaller
number of issues would be
bought to cover short positions.
A short position Is created
when an investor borrows stock
in order to sell it. anticipating
the price of the stock will drop
and he win be able to Guy and
repay the borrowed shares at a
profit.
The new short interest was
less than one-tenth of one per
cent of the total shares listed
In May, 1881. when the short
interest of 5,5S9.700 shares was
first reported. the comparable
percentage was four-tenths Of
one per cent. a record high.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. 20 (AP).--C CusDAl--
Hogs 5000; active, butchers opened
l25 to so higher closed 25 higher;
sows 25 TO 80 higher; fair shippingi
1-2 2OO-225 ID butchers l9.75-19.e5,
nearly 200 head at 19. .S5; IS head 223
lbs 90 90; mixed "a 10000 lbs 1925
1875, 19.25-19.50 late; 2-3 270-300
lbs 1S.75-l9.00 load largely IS around
$50 lbs 1910; mixed 1-3 3O0-350 b
sows lS.00-1S.5O; 350-400 lbs 17.25-
49, 90: 2-3 4OO-450 lbs unevenly 1926
l7.25, mostly 1880 10; boars 1880
Cattle 500; calves so; meager Thurs
day run included only a few loads
and lots SLAUGHTER steers and heifers;
barely enough on offer to test trend;
few sales steady to weak; cows slow
steady to 25 lower; bulls fairly active,
fully steady; not enough vealers and
feeding cattle on offer to test prices;
few choice i.100-l.2Q0 lb. SLAUGHTER
STEERS 29.00-30,b0; load lilo lbs
1880: a few choice f.O00-l .050 ID
steers 1913: "a load 'of choice TAI
ID heiters 27sO0; few choice Ground
92S lbs q, 80; utility and com,
mercial cows i4,50-l7. so; eanners and
cutters 13.60-15.15: utility and ecin-
mercial bulls 19.O0-21.5O.
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Stock Prices
Turn lower;
Trading Slows

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 CAPl.
Stock prices sagsed moder-
ately in another lackluster mar
ket today. Trading Jagged.
Declines of most key stocks
were fractional. Movements of
some Of the higher-priced issues
and the growth" stocks were
somewhat wider.
Once again, there was little
IN the news to spur prices
either way. Mildly depressing to
Wall Street was news that dur
able goods new orders fluctu-
ated downward in August and
that Treasury Secretary Doug
las Dillon said prospects for a
budget deficit should not oc-
casion fears Of initiation.
Fear Of initiation vas one of
the main factors which boosted
common stocks in recent years.
brokers agreed.
The trend was a bit lower
among steels. motors. aerospace
issues, electronics, chemicals,
rails. tobaccos, drugs, and elec-
trical equipments.
Some selling pressure con-
tinued on the steels.
An hour -long television show
last night about smoking seemed
to have scant effect on the to-
baccoss
Prices moved generally high
er on the American Stock Ex-
change.
Corporate bonds were irreg-
ularly higher. Government
bonds were unchanged.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 tAP).-cotton
futures were irregular today. Current
hedging and LIQUIDATION OF nearby
October contracts but later firined on
| trade buying.
New-crop months moved wide
range, with erratic price movements
reflecting talk Of lower price supports
for cotton next year.
Switching operations By traders
were extensive, particularly within
the 1868 crop trading positions.
Later afternoon prices were so
cents bale lower to 81 hieher than
| the previous close. October 33.e1,
lDecember 33.6S and March Bale.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
THE EVENING" STAR
Short Interest
Decline Is Less
Than Expected

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (AP)
The short interest on the New
York Stock Exchange declined
slightly between August is and
September IA in the first drop
since March. the exchange re-
ported yesterday
Shares held short totaled
5,358,450, a dip of 1854 from
5.400.104 on August IS. This
was the lowest since July 13
when the total was 5,168.349.
With the stock market hav-
ing wallowed in a narrow
trading range for some time,
brokers have been waiting for
the short interest report as a
possible clue to future action.
Some have expected a large de-
Evening star., 1962-09-20
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 20 CAPl.--Probabl.
frost DAMAGE in parts Of Iowa and
Minnesota attracted buying to soy
bean futures today and prices on the
Board. Of Trade were bid up about
9 cents 4 bushel in spots.
The grains also were firm win
wheat leading hte advance and gninine
4 cent OF more, The support there was
ascribed % short covering AGAINST
action BY Congress on the farm bil
some trade adviees also indicated
soybean yield In parts Of Illinois had
fallen considerably below expectations.
IN one locality. the crop was three
bushels or more less than earlier
Estimates. Reports from Minnesota
said Wrost damage there alst night
niGht cut the yield five bushels an
Wheat was N-1h cents bushel
higher at midday. December $2.Qeh
corn k-h higher. December $l.O7sS;
Der 6eT cents: rye A.H higher. De
eember 81 20ss: soybeans 1Ss-2 cents
higher. November S2.37h.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated Press
81
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Wine soIes Growing

SAN FRANCISCO - United
States wine consumption last
year reached q record 173. .000.-
900 gallons. Per capita con-
sumption was "a gallon, a
postwar record.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

Sales figures are unofficial.
Rates Of dividends In the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based 90
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara.
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special OF
extra dividends are not Included
a-AlsO extra or extras. b. Annual ratl
plus stock dividend. d Declared or paid
In 1891 plus stock dividend. e Declared
or paid so far this year. Playable II
stock during 1851, estimated cash valu'
on ex-dividend or redistribution date
g Paid last year. b Declared or paiC
after stock dividend or split up. X De
clared OF paid this year, an accumulative
issue with dividends in arrears. p Paid
this year, dividend omitted, deferred OF
no action taken at last dividend meeting
I Declared or paid in 1852 plus stock
dividend. T. Payable in stock during 1852
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date. calculating diu'
dend.
4 Sales in full.
cid Called. xd Elk dividend KIDS Ex
distribution. xr- -Ex rights. XIV Without
warrants WV With warrants. wd When
distributed. wi When issued. nd Next
day delivery. VT Warrants. ur under
rule.
Win bankruptcy or receiyership or
being reoraanized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such COM
panies.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
w YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Con n Gas 40 ls sssE sslz SSlA- V
Sons.:s,lsn, Sonssln cSal % lse 70 ~ ~ Ma =
Con PW pf l.sl 1ie W. ssi1 sssi i
Con Con Pw pf 80 20 s1h y IL
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d. SECURITIES

Bid and asked prices on stocks
wssSinssOn sssS St 'na stock eseSS1HH eseSans.:
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dental election, they went to
England. While they we're off
the air their ratings rose each
week.
Jessel, who has been a show
business figure for so years,
said Of his farewell tour, MY
father dreamed I'd wind up in
the White House. My mother
dreamed I'd wind up in the Su-
preme Court. Instead, I've had
half a century Of fun and wind
up now performing in Roma
MAN cellar"
DRINK DEPT: Elvis Presley
weekly newspaper The People
has established a journalism
award to be called the Hammer
Swaffer Prize. Swaffer was the
late dean Of English columnists
and drama critics. He once saw
a play. told the star he liked it
then wrote a panning review.
when I get a pencil In my
hand" he shrugged, "the devil
possesses me-"
Swaffer never was modest.
He said Of his late, beloved
wife: "She never had an orig
inal thought-except when she
said Swaffer was wrong"
He told me once: when I
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This Must Be Love
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
GLENN FORD is going France
CONNIE STEVENS is going to
Hawaii. But they were very
close the other day when I saw
them lunching in the Warner
Green Room. Previously Glenn
had watched Connie toll In
Hawaiian Eye" The lovely
blonde blue-eyed actress-singer
expects to go to Europe, she
told me, early this summer.
There's no doubt about it -
when Glenn takes the trouble
to 60 all the way out to Bur-
bank time and time again, he
is in love. Usually it's the other
way around-girls 60 miles and
miles to see him.
There were more beauteous
blondes at Warmers. Dorothy
Pr0vine, for one. She's living
for the day to return to Eng
land. II was supposed to do a
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and has his baby-blue eyes set
on starring In PIT. 109." LAS
John Kennedy" I asked. I'm
a-scared to do It," Ty admitted.
I'm a Democrat from Texas
but I weigh 1872. and at the
time the President has 1856
pounds. There's another good
role in the film. I'm after
that"
Efrem Zimbalist, jr., was
lunching at Warmers with Ac-
tress Florence Marley-you can
pick up a lot Of news in a
studio cafe. But don't get them
wrong. I'VE are both friends
of that doctor in Mexico who
rejuvenates people," said Flor
ence. a blond siren. draped in
black. Hes coming to Los
Angeles" she continued. I'D
like you to meet him" I can
hardly wait.
Morton Music Man" Da
Costa was also in the Green
Room. And when 1 inquired
about his picture he replied,
Its marvellous, if I do say
SO myself as shouldn't" Next
on his movie-directing sched-
ule is mot on Your Life" with
exteriorS to be made in Greece.
y y &&
Character Actor Jess White,
whom I've known since he was
the slightly crazy attendant in
Harvey" had news for me:
I've got a co-starring role with
Jerry Lewis in It's Only Mon
ey'," he revealed. "I'd better
read the fine print. I might
end up as a busboy in his res
taurant!"
Jane Fonda causes more
talk in Hollywood than any
other young actress. Some like
her, some think her affected,
Well, I find Jane honest in
conversation and I like her.
Coming up for Henry's daugh-
ter after Period of Adjust
ment" is another Tennessee
Williams story. This Property
Is Condemned"
y i
James Dunn was the focus of
all eyes in the Goth Century
Fox cafe. 1t was hard to find
the onetime big Hollywood star
behind the clowns makeup he
was wearing for a TV segment
Dunn'S last big-time movie was
"A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07

Now available without preserip.
ton. Romilar-the first non.nar.
cote drug that gives fully effective
cough relief equal to codeine-has
now been released to the public in
a new, improved formulation called
Romilar CT Syrup. Romilar con-
trolls the cough reflex mechanism
the way codeine does-but without
risk Of drug addiction, nausea, dig
illness, constipation and similar
effects ofnarcoties like codeine and
other opium derivatives.
Controls both cough and cold
symptoms. Romilar CT quickly
and safely suppresses the cough re-
1x mechanism toV hourS with one
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THE LYONS DEN
Yes, You Were Good, Too
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK - Immediately
after the telecast Of Jacqueline
Kennedy's White House tour,
Pierre Salinger made some calls
to check on the reaction to it.
Then he phoned Mrs. Kennedy
on the White House extension
phone to tell her Of the unani-
mously favorable response to
her appearance Suddenly
Salinger's expression changed,
and he was heard saying: Eyes
sir. OF course. Mr.. President,
you were good. too"
SOCIAL NOTE: Dame Edith
Evans, the British star, was
visited by Arnold Weissberger,
the lawyer. who discussed some
Of their friends. Larry and
Joan seem to be happy" he
said, referring to Laurence
Harvey and Joan Cohn, widow
Of film pioneer Harry Cohn
I'm sure they are," said Miss
Evans. THAT fact that he's 20
years older doesn't matter"
The puzzled lawyer said: But
Dame Edith, Laurence Harvey
is younger than Joan Cohn."
MY DEAR" replied Miss
Evans, Gin England, when one
says Larry and JOAN 1t can
only mean Laurence Oliver and
Joan Plowright."
4 4 4
FASHION NOTE: Frederic
Morton and his wife stayed at
the chateau of Baron Philippe
de Rothschild, where Morton
gathered material for his new
book, 1.-THE Rothschilds"
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Every night before dinner the
dozen guests would gather for
champagne. As each woman
appeared in the red velvet
drawing room, the others would
ooh and ali over their gowns.
"Dior." the wearer would ex-
plain. Or "Balanciaga" or BAL
main" Mrs. Morton made
her entrance and airly said
"Ohrbach's."
ECONOMICS NOTE: Leon
Henderson, who was President
R0osevelt's economics adviser,
is now a consulting economist
for American importers. He APP
peared at the Tariff Commits
sion in Washington to testify
on a textile import matter. Be-
side him at the table sat a
young, pretty economist-Lyn
Henderson Clark The Com
missioners insisted that Hen
derson, qualify her for the
record. And so Henderson pre-
sented her officially. They're
the only father-daughter team
of economists.
\ 4
RATINGS NOTE: George
Jessel Is delighting audiences
at the International Cafe on
Broadway, where he is appear
ing in his farewell tour. In dis
ctssing his career in TV, he
points out that he was the first
to pierce the figures on radio
and TV popularity ratings. He
will tell the FEC that when
Burns and Aliens series was
pre-empted during the presi-
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TV spectacular at the London
Palladium" Dotty confided,
but there was a strike. I broke
my tail-bone. and then got
bronchitis" 1t certainly didn't
show.
ROsaland Russell and Freddie
Brisson have been lent an
island near Copenhagen, and
that is where they will spend
six weeks of their up-coming
four-month vacation in Europe
Miss Russell, by the way.
is richer by a hundred dollars
as of last week. Gypsy" direc-
tor Mervin Leroy paid off his
bet when ROE failed to win an
Oscar nomination for her
Majority of One" role.
Karl Maiden lost 10 pounds
but I lost it the way !
wouldn't want anyone to lose
it," said Karl. He was in Ken
lucky for How the West Was
Won" The day before, co-star
Carroll Baker was rushed to
the hospital for an appended
my. Fortunately, her New York
doctor arrived before the opera
ton. She merely had intestinal
flu. $50, when I became
SICK" continued Karl, "they
treated me for intestinal flu. !
had ruptured my appendix and
didn't know it for three days"
4 y y
Elvis Presley hired ex-fighter
Mushy Callahan to keep him in
shape. So what happened?
MuShy lost two and a half
inches in he waistline!
Ty Hardin was filming his
final Bronco" of the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07

come into a room everyone
stops talking and looks only at
me. I used to be puzzled by
this, and once said to myself
'Swaffer, what is it that makes
people have this attitude to-
ward you?' And then the an
swer became obvious-'person-
atty, man, personality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07

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Meet my household Staff"

'"They give me SO much more help than mother
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to explore creative fields, share in community
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tasks-al with Famelss Electric cleanliness
AS more and more pEpco customers turn to
modern Total Electrical Living, the demand for
Electric Power will continue to grow at ire
mendous pace.
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equipped. good condition through
/ out S1,I05 CY 7-Q10R
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9Th and N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. $1,000
CHEVROLET '54 2-door hardtop,
r. and h.. WV. tires. Very good
cond. $3.50. OIL. 6-0992.
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AUTOMOBILES Fer SALE

ANGLIA SO. 1880 actual nj.
Orig. finish. Cd. tires. Clean S225
or offer. OWNER. LU. 3-330s.
ANTIQUE FORD 80 Fordor, new
engine. runs well. $3.50 or offer.
UH. 4-4409.
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CADILLAC 1851 Coupe de Vile.
black, black-white interior. factory
air. Sacrifice. S4,275. OIL. 1888.
CADILLAC '55 hdtp., clean, power,
air cond.. radio and heater. $685..
Call BOLIVIA. 6-2725.
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CHEW. IS Biscayne 4-dr. VS., the
incest one in town. equip, autom..
p.s., air cond., ETC.. S995. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
ia. 9-4S00.
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BOB MuRRAY's

1O566 Metropolitan Ave.
kensington. Md. WI. 9-1744
V0LVO i6I 4-dr. "I22-s". white
Z, and h. Absolute new car cond