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CIuy-Liston Fight
Called Mismutch

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7
apt he proposed Cassius
Clay-Sonny Liston heavyweight
title fight was called a danger
Gus mismatch yesterday by a
California boxing official who
said 1t could result in grave in
jury to the young challenger.
Sol Silverman, chairman of
the California Committee on
Safeguards for Professional
Boxing. criticized the fight, for
which contracts were signed
Tuesday.
He said not one former heavy
weight champion among the II
now living regarde d Clay as
being ready for Liston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
IA Hurriers Hold
Meet Tomorrow

Eleven Northern Virginia
Group la high schools will
compete tomorrow in the 18th
annual Northern Virginia
cross-country championship at
Episcopal High School.
Three classes will be run.
with the Glass C competitors
starting at $3.50, the Class B at
4 and the Class A at 4::30 over
the 2.1-mile course.
Steve Lyon of Washington
Lee, the individual winner last
year, will defend his title. as
will the team champion-W-L.
Other schools competing are
Wakefield, Yorktown, AMMAN
dale, Falls Church, Fairfax,
Marshall, George Washington,
Hammond, Madison and Nc
Lean.
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Garry Back Quits
For Second Time

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (AP).-
Carry Back, the 1861 Kentucky
Derby winner who came out of
stud for another season of rae
ing this year, has been retired
again.
Trainer Jack Price yesterday
said the 5-year-old millionaire
horse will go into retirement
after leading the post parade
for the rich Garden State
Stakes Saturday.
Carry Back closed out his
racing career last S aturday
with a 212-length victory in
the $59.42O Trenton Handicap
at Garden State Park.
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Terps, Vols Paired
In VPI Tournament

BLACKSBURG, Va, Nov. Z
(AP)-HoSt Virginia Tech will
play LSU in the opening round
of the first annual Virginia
TIE CHI invitational basketball
tournament here December 20.
Virginia Tech plays. LSU in
the Friday night second game
at 9:15. Maryland and Tennes-
see, the other two tournament
teams, play in the 7 o'clock
opener,
First night winners will play
for the championship Saturday
at 9:15 with losers meeting in
the consolation opener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
Deer Hunters Get
Special Season

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 7 (AP).-
A special anterless deer season
opened today for residents of
five Maryland counties.
The three-day season applies
only to st. Marys. Somerset,
Dorchester, Wicomico and
Worcester Counties and only
residents and landowners can
hunt in each of the counties.
The Game and Inland Fish
Commission said it was closing
all commission owned public
shooting lands in the three
counties today, tomorrow and
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
HORSE SHOW
SUMMARIES
Virginia Entries Score

Green conformation hunter lmodeD
-l.Mr. and Mrs. T. N; Laverys gray
geilding, Sutton Place; z, Mr.: ano MIs'
Robert j.. Burkes chestnut seldins'
Shining b Hour; csldi mss king i arthur
A, Miss Peggy Steinman's black seidins'
Hale's Pride. s.,,
i, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cunningham g
bay gelding, Cap and Gown; 2, shawnee
FARMS bay gelding, Pass Run; 3, Mrs:
A. c. Randolph's brown gelding, quiet
Elite: 4, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Elliot Cot
treile's bay gelding. Dear Junior.
Green conformation hunter Sngnt.
black gelding, Hale's Pride: 2. Man-o-
War Farms brown mare, Gypsy; 8
Laughin' Place Stables brown gelolng'
Rapscallion: 4, Mr.. and Mrs. Rooert j.
Burke's chestnut gelding, Shining Ho9t:
Green conformation hunter tmloole
and heavyweight)-1; The Annex,s gray
Farms bay gelding The Stripper;
3. Mrs. Henry D. Parsons chestnut
gelding, Flyins EiEh; s4;.Ci he55ry Lane
TrophyJ@1. Patrick Buffers chestnut
gelding, Norbu: 2, Mrs. Robert Motcns
brown mare, Isglide; 3, The Annex's
grey gelding, Little Sailor; A. MISS
Peggy Steinman's brown geldins' MOI
Green Conformation Hunter lany
weight)-1. The Annex, gr. g., Sutton
Place: 2. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger YOUNG
ch. g., Kings Castle; 8. Mr.. and MIS-:
Robert j. Burke's Oh. g., Shining HOUR
4, Ward Acres FARMS b. g., Besttora1.
Jumper (knockdown and out)-1'
Colony Farms Oh. g., UntouchaDle; =,
Colony Farms b. g., Jacks or Better;
g. Chance Hill Farms br. g., Monte
Carlo: 4, Chance Hill Farms D. g.
SHIRE TFn1nH
Regular Conformation Hunter (any
weight; Cold Climate Challenge Trophy
Il, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cunningham
b. g., Cap and Gown; 2. Saxon WOODS
Farms or. g., Martinus; 3. Miss z. r.;
Sears b. g., Pixies Peak: 4. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Elliot Cottrelle's b. g.. Dear
Fault and Out CRevlon Challenge
Trophy)-1, Mr.. and Mrs, Donald
Shapiro's CHI. m, Cameo; 2. Windy
Acres Farms Oh. m, Can't Tel; .,
Miss Betsy Gerson's CHI. m, Red Shoes;
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Maids &. g.,
Windsr Castle; 3. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
De Levers b. g.. Big Profit: 8. Chance
Hill Farms b. g., Sure Thing; z. Frank
Imperatore Motor Co.'S gr. g.. Grey
Aero; s, Bob-O-Lou Farms br. g.
Count Cadence.
Joseph B. Murray Memorial Challenge
Trophy. German equestrian team;
.. Canadian equestrian team; 3,
Arsentine equestrian team; 4, Irish
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Shenandoah

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King Carlos (ZangarD $50 $50
Just william (Mullins) 800
Energumene, Hidden Attack, Drifting
Land, Une Heure, Admiral Mike, Wood
cock, Bright Hour. Time, "a is.
2d-Sl 600; yrs. 4 up; cling; 5h fur.
Spring Miss (Gambar1al $3.50 1870 !.to
Precious Pet DOnnalIy) $50 SO
Freddie DavidsOnD $40
Sure Proof, Hello Chief, Swampland
Babe, Crom Dubb, Cost Plus, Delaware
Mr., Pans River. Time, l:oS.
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3d-sl 900; alw.; , & 4 yrs; s fur.
Tetraj0t (Belanger) 40 3.oo z.4o
Our Family DAILY z2.6o I.eo
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Blue Cone (SmalD 100 300 3.2e
Dean W. (Zangari) 40 4.2o
Medium Done ~. Espinosa) 4.7o
Joy Garden, HaZmar, Daddy FL, Star
Age, Wooden Mill. Time, los IS.
sth-sl 900; cling; yrs. 4 up; s!A fur: :.
Storr DonnaIly) 1.4o 40 100
Wink Proof Davidson $50 40
AyeayeIl (GambardeIla) 40
Pinch A Little, Robt. Richardson,
creeklet, Foggy Harbor, Express. Time,
l:o7.
6th-Sl,lOo; cling; , yrs. & up; mi.
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BeIeZa Di Mama (Rist0n) $50 $40
Holiday COquette (SOllarsb 4.4e
Andamo, Princess Louise, Daisys Beau
Orestes Lass, Rullahrose. LIS rs.
7th-Sl 800; cling; 3-yr.; s fur.
Aliens Delight (Riversl 800 $50 1.4o
Harvest Days (Diav0likis) 100 500
Radio Won (ZangarD z4o
Sea Discovery, Carla, Bobs Birdwood,
Congress Park, Fifth Sister. Time,
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sth- 100; yrs. & up; st. alw.;
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Live And Let (ZangarD le.so $50 S.4o
Cebu (SmalD 1850 $50
Little Terrify (Rist0n) 800
War Bracelet, Davey D., Face Powder.
AZabache, Coma Belle. Time, l:50.
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qth-Sl 100; cling; yrs. ups lie mi.
Tetrai0ta (BelangerD $50 500 100
Royal Symbol OiavOlikis) $40 $40
Hit The Mark (SmalD $40
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Roman Call, Fatal Beau, Blossom Maid,
Gwen Maizel. Time, l:S2 IS.
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Aaron to Be Honored
As Sutton of Swut'

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7 (AP)-|
Henry Aaron, Milwaukee out
fielder, was named yesterday to
receive the Babe Ruth Sultan
Of Swat" crown from the
Maryland Professional Baseball
Players Association for his 1868
performance.
Aaron led both major leagues
last season in runs batted in
with 1870 and hit A home runs.
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Kramer Ready
To Face VIKINGS

GREEN BAY, Wis, Nov. 7
(AP)-Tight End Ron Kramer
ran without signs of any trou-
BILE yesterday as the Green Bay
Packers got down to serious
work in preparation for Sum-
days meeting with the Mime
sofa Vikings.
Kramer, who missed last
Sundays 1914 victory over
Pittsburgh because of knee and
ankle injuries indicated he will
be ready.
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Episcopal US Win

Halfback Randy Roper ran
40 and 10 yards for touchdownS
to lead the Episcopa / High
School junior varsity to a 400
victory over the Charlotte Hall
"B" team yesterday at Episco-
pal.
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CeItic, Hawks
Both Maintain
Victory Skeins

Make it seven in q row for
Boston in the National Baskets
ball Association In their usual
manner, and make It six in q
row for st. Louis in an unusual
manner. .
The Hawks did it with
missed foul shots.
The Celtics remained unbea-
ten behind a brigade of double
figure scorers, overwhelming
Cincinnati's Royals, 1921,
last night. The Hawks. how
ever. needed every point they
could get in a 112-1I0 victory
over Baltimore.
They got them from the foul
line, making % Of "A. And the
two that missed were tapped in
by zelmo Beatty for 2-pointers.
That little extra was the mar
gin Of victory.
Lakers Edge
In other games, the Los An
geles Lakers STAYED off a late
New York rally and edged the
Knicks, 1l1-109, and Detroit
e n d e d q four-game losing
streak by defeating Philadel-
phia, 119-101.
Sam Jones was high for the
Celtics with % points while
Tom s Sanders contributed 10
and Willie Naulls l6. Oscar
r obertson was tops for the
Royals with "a while Jerry Lu-
cas- added 20 and pulled down
10 rebounds, the same as Bill
Russell Of Boston.
The Celtics now lead the
Royals by three games in the
Eastern Division. Meanwhile,
the Hawks moved out to a Ia
game lead in the West with a
To record.
John Barnhill scored four of
st. Louis II points In an early
fourth quarter rally, then
scored a basket and added a
foul to put the Hawks ahead,
1898, before opening the gap
by assisting on q basket by Bob
Petit. Petit led the Hawks
with 80 points. Terry Dischin-
ger scored 26 for Baltimore.
Comeback Fails
The Knicks, trailing by 20
points in the third period,
launched their comeback that
just fell short in the final
quarter. Jerry West wrapped
up the verdict for the Lakers
with a 3-point play as time ran
out.
West topped the scorers with
IS points and teammate Elgin
Baylor contributed 80. Rookie
Art Heyman was high for the
Knicks with %.
The 76ers lost their fourth In
q row, despite the return Of
Coach Dolph Schayes to an &C.
tive playing role.
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Laurel Awaits
Delayed Irish,
British Entries
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Heavy rains and high winds
last night forced the Irish and
English horses headed for
Laurel's Washington Interna-
tional to cancel their flight
from New York's International
Airport to Baltimore's Friend
ship Airport.
The English-owned Espresso
and Ireland'S Christmas Island
left by van this morning from
New York. They are expected
to check into Laurel's Inter-
national Village later in the
day.
The horses were CHARTERED
temporarily at the Interna-
tional Airport in New York
last night and were reported
to be in good shape after their
overseas flight.
Godfrey Wragg, assistant
trainer to his father, Harry
Wragg, arrived at Laurel today
to await the arrival of Espresso.
Christmas Island will be trained
by Tom Barry, who is pinch
for Paddy Prendergast.
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West German Riders
OutcIoss Competition

and aggregate times plus faults
made the difference.
The $1,000 green conforma-
ton hunter stake also is on to-
days list, as well as the Duke
of Paeonian Challente Trophy,
presente d by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pettibone of Middleburg
in honor of their retired hunter
champion.
Virginia Entries Score
Three out Of four meaningful
hunter classes were led by Vir-
ginia ntries here yesterday,
and the Virginia entries scored
two out Of four first ribbons in
both the Frank Melville Me-
mortal contest, for workin g
hunters ridden by an amateur.
and the Cold Climate confor-
nation hunter class.
Mrs. T. N. Lavery Of Kes-
wick. Va, was a double winner
with Sutton Place, tops in the
model green horses competition
and the green conformation
performance class for middle
and heavyweight horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cunning
ham Of Warrenton topped the
list in the regular conformation
hunter class, followed down the
line by Shawnee Farms Pass
Run-trained in Virginia-and
Mrs. A. C. Randolph's Quie t
Elite, owned by the M. F. H. of
the Piedmont Fox Hounds at
Upperville.
NOrbu Triumphs
Mrs. Robert Notch Of Char
lottesville was second in the
Melville Memorial, won by Nor
bu, from Patrick Buffers St
Paul (Minn) Stable. Mrs. Law
cry was third with Little Sailor
Cap and Gown captured the
Cold Climate Trophy and
kicked up his heels so spiritedly
that Owner Gene Cunningham
had a tussle to get him out OF
the ring after the ribbons were
pinned. Miss E. r. Sears OF
Middleburg had the third spot
in this class with the veteran
Pixies Peak.
The Robert Burkes of Mar
shall, Va, won a fourth in the
green conformation lightweight
class and third in the open
with Shining Hour, who had
picked up a second in the green
model event.
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BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Star Special Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 Ger
many's horSemen rode like fu-
ries last night, forging far to
the front in the International
competition between the five
nations competing in the Ma
tional Horse Show at Madison
Square Garden.
Three perfect performances,
by Kurt Jarasinski, H ERIN a n
Schridde and Alvin Schockem-
oehle, put the West German
squad 10 points ahead of Sec
ond-place Canada and almost
out Of sight of the third-place
Argentine and fourth-place r.
ish teams.
The United States equestrian
team is at the bottom Of the
list, with three Of the interna-
tional jumping events behind
and eight remaining. Youne
Mary MARS Of California
crashed into the wall in last
nights international events, ir
the Joseph B. Murray Memoir
al Challenge Trophy. She fell
off after Tomboy pushed down
the wall and staggered beyond
lit.
Actually. the times turned In
by Miss MARS teammates-Bill
Steinkraus and Frank Chapot
might have put the United
States in second place, al
though Chapot, on San Lucas
raped one fence and dropped
a rail.
Germans Gallant
AS 1t was, Canada's slower
but steady team of Gail Ross
Tom Gaylord and Melvin
Stone captured S ION d-plact
honors in the Murray event
Miss Ross wore the sash of tbs
leading rider in the ring las
night. Schridde and Jarasinski
having tied with her on individ'
ual points, CALAMITY gave th'
honors to the lady.
Today brings to the ring thu
first big stake class for hunt.
erS, a $1,000 working huntel
purse for la dies. There is {
double military feature. TIT
West Point Challente Troph!
and the international pu is
sance, both promising some
! what more exciting shows thar
the rather dull affair las
night. 1t was over a course
neither intricate nor difficult
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shine. with a strong wind all
the time.
Gives Fans Thrill
Nicklaus, who starte d and
ended the round with three
putt greens, gave Sydney golf
fans one of their biggest
thrills-at the 18th water
hole"
This is a 355-yard dogleg
with a fairly simple water car
ry for both first and second
shots, If played in the orthodox
way.
However, the green is
straight in front of the tee, 300
yards away, with a water carry
of 283 yards for anyone game
enough. Nobody ever has tried
it in a serious tournament.
The crowd of 1000 gasped as
Nicklaus took a No. 3 wood and
faced the green. There were
cries of Hes done it" when his
ball pitched onto the green and
stopped Is feet from the pin.
He got a birdie.
Arnie Has Eagle 8
Palmer, who shot an 80 on
this course in the first round of
the same tournament two years
ago, highlighted yesterdays
round with an eagle three at
the 490-yard 18th hole. He hit
his six-iron second shot is feet
from the pin. Earlier, at the
second hole. his 340-yard drive
bounced into a spectators coat
pocket. Palmer dropped the
ball, Clipped 40 yards to the
green and sank the putt.
The 43-year-old Nagle start
ed with three brides and got
four more on the round.
Par for the 6,618-yard course
is IS on the outgoing nine and
81 incoming. Palmer scored
34-34 Nicklaus 1888 and
Player 1898.
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a-Abram : Hewitt-MaTy G. Christmas entry.
-MaTgery X O'BOyle-ChareS N. O'B0yle entry
MODEST STATEMENT was a winner for $500
md should beat slightly better horses here Mr. BOB
Rim vas a winner earlier at Hazel PARK and Is better
than his last GREEK HILL rates an excellent
IL started.
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Seven Work Out

At rain-soaked Laurel, seven
of the 10 expected starters in
Mondays classic worked out
despite the soggy condition of
the turf course.
Hungary's Imperial and Rus
sia's Bryansk and Ivory Tower
II got their hardest work to
date.
Bryansk and Imperial broke
from the half-mile pole, and
Ivory Tower picked them up
between the quarter and eighth
poles. They then circled the
course completely and pulled
up after going a quarter mile
past the finish line.
Hungarian Trainer Zacharias
Aperianov, watching from the
backstretch. clicked them for
a mile and three-quarters in
three minutes. Morning Tele-
graph checkers claimed the
horses alternately galloped and
worked slowing up at various
spots, so they did not record
any time for the Iron Curtain
trio.
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al. Prank Aben-Elvin N. Warner entry.
ATOM CLOUD is in SPOT To- win another LORD
BALMORAL not beaten far when third and looks
like the one TO beat ROLLIN COUNT, second at Bowie
might take Il all.
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a Rockburn Farm-Mrs joseph walker, IT,. entry
LOVING HEART was = Bowie winner and should
beat this field. NAMBI0RIX Is better than her last
race. ANOTHER SONG rates an excellent chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; maiden s-ysar-Old flHes;

SWARM turned in sreditabls effort in her bow
when second and looks best here. SANNIIA was also
first start and rates excellent chance
BLANC DE CHIME meets lesser and might take II AL
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 claiming tss,SOO)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07

Harold A. EskeV-Auen B. Orrison entry.
STRONG VINCENT outrun fer 81 ESQ but
before that for $500 at Bowie. WINDY FLIGHT
will battle TO the wire. ZIPKINS RAVEN Is capable
Of upsettinE.
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Walk and Canter

Frances MIST and Nyrcos
we're on the track for the first
time this morning. They went
twice around the grass course,
alternately walking and can
tering slowly. Their handlers
indicated that the horses would
have a fast work Saturday, by
which time their trainers and
possibly jockeys should be at
Laurel.
The United States Kelso had
a light canter on the sloppy
dirt track and Mongo worked
a mile on the turf after break
ing from the Newmarket tape
Jockey Wayne Chambers rode
him. Checkers caught Mongc
in :27, $50. l:042s, l:19. 1882
and LASS. However Trainer
Frank BonSal timed Mongo fol
the mile in las flat.
Ferumbras, Venezuela's hope
who will be the last Interna.
tional invitee, has arrived ir
Miami, where he is in routine
quarantine. He will leave on
special flight to New York al
midnight tonight and will com.
plete the trip to Laurel by van
He is expected to arrive to-
morrow before noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07

MY GUS drops from $4,000 and gets the vote here
FAMILY PIC finished second at three-aaarteTs Of
mile looks like the TO beat LETTER BLUE
fourth for $500 and should take money spot
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SEVENTH RAoE,zPgr.. $1,000 .Ilov.nssI and

CONTINGENT should rally TO beat weak neeid
should take a spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07

FIFTH RACE-Purss. $1,000 claiming $1,000 to
$500; 3-year-OIds and upi s fuTlOnES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07

SWIFT INDIAN should rally to win here after
| finishing third for $1,000 GRAY'S PIC third
fer $500 and rates excellent chance BROAD BUN
two at Bowie
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Aqueduct

By the Associated Press
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shine. with a strong wind all
the time.
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Arlington, We. ia. 4-e700
FORD '01 0alaxie Tudor hardtop.
fire-engine red finish, r. and b.,
overdrtya VS. engine, q real
sporty hardtcp ready 10 90. spe-
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Palmer Ford

YEN SUNDAY lE-o
FORD '54 Victoria SPIT. cpe., YES,
auto, tinted Qlass, clean ear, $500
or best offer. be0.6533.
FORD 81 convertible. dark blue.
white TOP, eruiseomattc, p.s.. z.
snd r.. Wv. tires. real nice.
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OuriSnlanl.
Chevrolet

224l NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
LU. 3-lo5l Lu. s. 1852
OLD8 '5S Super "6e" a-ar. Holt
day, power, / owner, good cond.,
white with red top @900 or best
offer. CAL this eve. 363-9i24.t
OLDs s5b ''D8'' hdtp. 2-dr. Holt
work. s225. 949-3702.
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Hill a Sanders

THE RRBT PLACE no BUY
1880 Fiefs Nh Rdy Wheaton. Nd.
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AUrOMOBlLEs ron SALE

RAMBLKR 80 American. auto.
shift. u and H.. ideal Ind car.
ennly $S9S. trede 10, q 4, terms Y,,, With
1850 d Scrth Ts 3lhElo a.. M AI. Va.
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AuToMOBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC .62 Grand Prix hard.
top, automatic transmission,
power Steering, radio. and heater,
sparkling white finish. absolutely
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
REGULARLY 2.oo EACH

Nylon tricot with pIeoted sheer nYlon lined
bodice and Aounce, outlined with nYlon
lace. Average, 30-34 in white. black,
beige, red. Short, 3o-3o; Toll. 34-44,
both white only.