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Evening star., 1963-01-13
BY PETER MASLEY
Star Staff Writer

Montgomery County's tax
levy for schools could be cut
g cents without harming the
proposed $55 million educa-
ton budget for 1884, the
school finance director believes.
Director Brian M. Benson
estimates there will be a $678-
900 net surplus in the next
budget which could be used to
reduce taxes.
The estimated $1.3 million
gross surplus announced Thurs
day night is the result of an
earlier underestimation of the
assessable tax base. Because of
the error school officials said
the 37-cent tax rate increase
last year was 9 cents higher
than necessary.
The announcement led to
speculation about a tax cut
among some economy-minded
county council members, who
have turned a cool eye to the
SIS million school request by
Supt. c. Taylor Whittier. In
quest of economy, school Of
ficials had Supt. Whittier sug-
gest possible budget cuts
totalling IS million. The cur
rent budget is $50 million.
Surplus Called Help
Mr.. Benson said yesterday
that the 1884 school request
could be financed entirely from
the existing $2.18 tax rate for
the operating budget because
Of the ly-found surplus.
you have ample surpluses
over there TO finance the bud
get" he said.
Because the assessable tax
base has been increased, he
said, State aid for county
schools will drop about
S400, 900.
This, plus other factors.
would cut the $l.3 million gross
surplus TO about S678,OO0. he
said.
With this money, there
could be a Scent reduction
In the tax rate and still take
Evening star., 1963-01-13

IN THE first scheme, NCHA
asked the Federal Govern
ment for a demonstration
grant" of $194,0O0 to lease so
private homes in Northeast
Washington for re-rental to
public housing tenants at
rates lower than it pays to
the private owners.
In the second scheme,
NCHA is proposing to apply
to the Federal Government
for an as yet = unspecified
ID e m on stration grant"
amount to buy outright so
homes on scattered sites in
Northwest Washington for
rehabilitation and rental to
low-income tenants.
In both these proposals,
NCHA would be dealing with
private owners on a volun-
tary basis. There would be
no coercion involved, and no
threat of seizure through
condemnation proceedings.
But the new policy dis
closed this week is a different
kettle of fish entirely.
1t brings into play a power
OF the Government which
cannot be resisted - the
power to seize and take the
private home OF a citizen,
by eminent domain, for pub
lie use.
One can support the idea
Of urban renewal and still
expect a full discussion-in
public and with full under
standing Of the constitu-
tional issues involved - Of
whether this power of con-
oemnation should be used To
oust private citizens from
their homes as a means Of
increasing the supply Of pub
lie housing, and as a means
Of scattering II. WELDING this
truly awesome power Of emf
nent domain for such an
achievement would certainly
seem open TO question.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Bigger Voice Urged for Area
In Locating U.S.. installations

then unanimously passed a re-
solution recommending tha t
both Montgomery and Prince
George Counties withdraw sup
port from the COG, on the
grounds that it would duplicate
many local functions.
Council of government Off
cials contend that the proposed
bill would strengthen both
M o mt tgomery and Prince
Georges Counties and the Park
and Planning Commission by
giving them a better chain of
command" on decisions that
have a large influence on
county growth.
The bills proposed for Con-
gress would give the Council of
Governments the right to
adopt a general plan for the
1000 square miles of hhe Ma
tional Capital Region. This in
cludes Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties in Maryland
and Fairfax, Loudoun, Airing
ton and Prince William Coun-
ties in Virginia, and Alexandria
and the District of Columbia.
For suburban governments,
the general plan would not be
mandatory. 1t would be ad-
viSory, as an aid in drawing
up local master plans. All zon-
ing powers would remain under
local planning commissions and
governments.
Would Abolish Unit
If the bill is adopted in its
present form, the National
Capital Regional Planning
Council would be abolished.
Some Of the regional planning
functions of the National Capt.
tai Planning Commission would
be transferred to the Council
of Governments, which woulo
be given a legal framework.
Agencies reviewing the bill
are not expected to make many
changes. The organization COM
mittee of the council, COM
posed Of one representative Of
each government, has been
working for the past year on
the proposal. and checking it
out with local and Federal
agencies and local governments.
The representation on the
council would be carefully Sc
lected so that every local gov
ernment will have as much
voice as possible in consider
ing plans. In addition, II all
the political leaders from Vir-
ginia or Maryland would vote
against a proposal. a majority
vote by the rest of the council
would have no effect.
One Of the key provisions
would be for local governments
to pay one-third Of the budget
for the planning staff and the
Federal government two-thirds.
Any proposal to strengthen
the planning process may be
expected to meet swift opposi-
ton from residential develop
ers who have large holdings
outside the corridors proposed
for heavy residential growth in
the Year 1000 Plan.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
Is J. UP T

Or. and Mrs. John Turr,r
md Lisa Of Washington, d. G..
visited Mrs. NJ. ). Turner and
Mir. and Mrs. =. j. Brady last
weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. /. NJ. Scott.
Cary Glyn Scott, Miss Rosa
land Thompson and Mrs. Nor
lOn Martin and M. Charlie
Scott attended May Day cx-~-
ciSes at Peace COLLEGE Thu .
day.
Returning home for Mu,n-
C!s Day from various cu.l-g..
were Jane and Carolyn Scot.
Oriana Caughman. Ann Sc /.
Judy Reeie, Julie B-thcs Ea-
ear .ur b Hgil.mau, john
~ Il. a-l Freddy Etweras.
Miss Sandra Scott. who j.
c.rI medical research work
with the hospital IN Chaps
Hill visited her parents NJ
md MIS-. /. NJ. Scott last we. e.
nj.
Rev. Neil Thompson was a.
Ike W&Ccnmaw N nday at
.,ndlng q Rotary meeting at
Boys Home !.r tho incoming
t.,.,-ift,vt
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
E lASEn e e
~ -. l.enry Coisman

CS airS. t-enry Coleman
l,S. Muule Hutchin left
-tldsy Tor Portland Greg
II 10 visit her daughter, Mrs.
Donald Hill and family. NJ 3.
iut-anaCn came 10 Fair Blu.
i September from ASheland.
Gra.Cm 10 make her home with
..r C9IsLt,c, Mrs. j. X. r.
..u an Mr.. RADON. Nh. ( "a
Is. AZ nJu took MIS-. Hut 10
D. u o. Florence waere
-yS q plane to Portland. Sne
-. r.Luin N the late sumner
carly I'll.
Bolton =. anderson, bro,hcr
. u JOHN 2. Dick and Mrs.
A J.. p,W ID. sni Mrs. Aullr-
unwi..tat is sisters Sunisy
u-oity 10 LeXiu ton, Ky. aft
spending tn" winter ~,
h'ir winter home in Hollis -
rood, Fla.
Mrs James Crutchriold has
TUNED to Greensboro. Her
listers, Mrs. Roland Gar-.t,
uy Mrs. FIau-cS Jackson have
-rtn.ad % Richmond, Va
flowing stay OF two wees
while IN the interest o. their
aITr in tbs area.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
81 :;Vug. S

..a. RS ou Mothers LAY were
.!r. an ...s. T. 4. Campbell
ana family.
Spending the weekend with
Mr., and Mrs. James Turner
were Mr.. and Mrs. George
LatJimOre and George Neil
and Timothy of RaIeiga.
The Charlie Wadoeus were
visited last weekend by Mr..
and Mrs. Eiil Wright, Gayle
Barbara. Lynn and Kim OF
WinstOn-SalCm and Miss Lo,s
Wadccii ul Raleigh.
Rev. ana MIS-. Neil Thomp-
son and Rlchcl Thompson Wis
tee the Paige Tnumpspus e.
DrangcbUrz, s. {. Thursday.
AIr. TEGMpsou's mother, hI.s.
......- 4..a. .gs.H I-Ju-...
.t. t... after O. E..., .
.-n ..-,.a vita DE-. &c.. u1
am,'y.
/. ~. Tyler. a-tcr being @
.a.a. ga.,n. last s..'; 90
'ar" s. p. s.iial ..tun..
.unr.
Mrs. Dmric Butter ~ Con-
49,. llsl.i ..rs. 81. 8. Tun.r
-"u. =.
rr .s ,r,
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

'orce basic military training
ere. lie IS Il 1862 graduate Of
iEoen Sea (S. c. High School.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

Dmmg 1862 owners ~ -
Savings Bonds amassed a total
Uf almost Sl.4 billion in inter-
gst on Series +. Bonds which
, ~ s,ill hold.
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IMpohr.-sPoRrs

pOnscHR 'oa $1,000" roadster, RED,
black leather, IKE new, $3,3Bb.
Capitol Cadillac-O lds Co.
iaod aaNp 81. NV. Fl, f.aHOO
RENAUtT '6i Dauphine, b To-
ShGG.s ir''s7 s e aisi cars i''''r
L..P.IsAFEpRD RAA5I3LEF CITY
RAM5EY AND COLESvlLLE I'D,
A. efpssbt EfoTTp New-car Sb.O TSr .SSpe
RENAULUT 80 Dauphine l-dr. %;
dan, 4 and b., Wv. tires. teN
nice ,snd ear, YET BLACK finish
ns y l mn. easS sIyss ssAl ,. sSSa
MARYGEEESFbER rUkIEioEA CAR CTR.
ga n' hvs. II univ. BiSd. RiR-Sf6O
RENAULTs SO through 80 4cvs
ana Dkuphintl, S10b ana up.'
Armstrong Neale
sr... ... iOvo E..w. Avyiu s.7s,.
sAAB 1900, new engine. excellent
condition, LIST 500. u. 2sU0a2.
sfMCA SPORT hdtp. coupe, floor
shift, fully reel. seats BODY BY
Facet, sound cohd,, "a 200 hetua.
miles, new brakes. An elegant
ls6f4A Of b2V-B4B7.
SUNBEAM 100 and 81 ALp1NEs,
lustrouS black finish, req Interior,
Wv, tires, wire wheels, Z. and
'' ' MAJOR ,IAlfoETs
3Yfb Wilson BlVd,
Corner n 10th and Willon plyd.
Arlington, Va, IA. 4-u907
TRIUMPH IS roadster, alpine VII,
wire wheels ana oVerdfiye. The
fiaht car at the rich price, $500
cash, trade or TERMS
UNITED AUTO SALES
Ga. Ave. AZ univ. Bivd, 940-2700
TRIUMrHs 1873 models coat less Az
BrandyWine, Nd, DR.. 2-siOi. -.
IRA '63, white, 5000 miles. and
ier vii procure. 4f4-At6i, -
voLKsWAoENs = Just received .
ShInloAds Of 1853 volkswaeens,
finmtA. delivery, AL cqlQrs TO
choose from All hndy stSles.
sos DOWN
- h..A. a. taaa.a Aaak RaNaa
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IMP0RT--sPoRTs


wv ,e9 sedan. Tpftuelae. heater
After 6p,in,. ~. S.b4Ss.
V0Lvo I6i "pvs4A" Club sedan
4 sneeds. r and h. white with
Wv. tires leather interior. sharpl
WAS S1,3oe, SPECIAL, si,tDs. :
American Service Center
SsS N, olebs Rd., All. JH. 1.sTgh
voLV0 so "pvb4l" sports coupe,
7, and b. .W.sw. tires, beautiful
Ess 9iSIh -. S'p Sss.j rf fIs.A sSISE
cash, trade or terms,
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLANp's FoREloN CAR CTR,
Ga. Ave. At Univ. Blvd. 0A0.sIOO
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TEMPLE
,S PsIs BRI5SssEE SI$lE III.

6eiie, an power eanipflient. dM's
finest sedan, factory air, like new,
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1880 22nd St. NV. Pr. $4,000
CADILLAC 1850 sedan, roomy 8.
ina windows. S2,s7S. oN uD
Lindsay Olds. Cad. CO.
Formerly Akers Olds. Cad. Co,
.AuTHoRIzEp DEALER"
!. FA1RLlNoToN SHOPPING CTR. "
ov, 3.03b0 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC $50 limo, black. g.pas-
s fRissl IKE 'S SsS ss,soSe' nauiieSr-
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1880 22nd St. NV. IN. 7-2uOO
CADILLAC 'o2 convertible, red viii
white top, matched interior, fac.
tory air, Save now al $4.7ab.
OPEN EVERY EVENING I'll B p
Suburban Cadillac-O lds.
7Oa0 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. e-770C
CADILLAC iO69 Coupe de vile. III
white with custom interior. elee.
trie seat and windows. outstand.
Lindsay Olds. Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds. -Cad. Co
A'AuTnoRfzED DEALER"
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR. -
OV. 3aOJ50 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '0i 4-door sedan. tuf.
euoise fully eouipped, immacu.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co
1880 a2nd 81. NV. FE. 7-2R0I
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MoToRCYOLfs

New '63 "74"-HD, 81, 482
Il, HRR m rpPs good GOOD, loaded sI. $3.50 ,g
$500 $50 R-B0 BM.W, SBbB, '6O
Silver PIGEON scooter, sIRB.
TRANSPORTATION safes 4 Service
lObb Jlst ~. NV. FL, J.2U5t
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GARAGES

. ca: HILL--wItN cleo. il .daTi no
u. SlsI tE, 1850 iSeninTss..
lssa ffen to 1900 "a. H. ke-
bis BOX A03-j, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-01

MERCEDES-BENZ
Ir you ARE LOOKING FoR
NEW CAR BUT ARE NOT 9AIIs
EIEp WITT TM 2glAALTLTrX vY2S
PM. ySs T NofF cCEs bfk OH
or OUR LIKE NEW MIR,
cEpEs.BENz, OFFERED foF
To5Nz. iEEifksrhipAtY AffREcSfssss
% red gssss.l.ss iSa lns apSi5s. Wv Wv
tires, AM.FM radio. was s3,sD5
'ea SiSoc" lsdrs sedan; liant sray
blue tex-ieatner interiors r
Rpdn h. Was s3,29b. Special
.es %ssossE" sedan, beautiful let.
slAsh aS slnish res ssnItl Ip:, ls An
IN radio, fuel Injection. Wa
80 Ta920B' 1sdf'i beautiful white.
grAS with black tex.leather Up.
holktery. Wv. tires. AM.FM
radio, slidine sunroof. Wal
$1,000, Special. 5000.
'oi f'9a0e" ,4-df.; light kfay, red
eengine leather interiofi low
NJ. was $3.205. Special, s2,ep5.
oU AbU6L FOaoaltIt DtlHt Win
red genuine leather upholstefy.
Rs.ses.. TspsslsEi si sos .BSsl D. was
go diN0B" 4-dr. sedan ~, both
con-. Extra special price.
go .iS0b" 4-ds. tn. This 10 the
famous diesel economy ear that
aete 20 m.p.f, Both cars fully
20 sasssccs." shole. Of s. All ear,
fully equipped and IN unusually
fine eepa. Prices start as low
80 5000" 4-dr. hardtop. This
over sis.oo0. Ivory With red
AM-FM-sw radio with 4
speskrfs. reclining seats, fuel
injection gasoline enkine, with
fully auto. trans. factory air
condition, $4,000 firm,
80 "laQ" 4.dr., beautlful 2-tone
finish, immaculate irside and
gut, tcp eona. was S1.s95.
IA e.p.s.sial. sl,sgs. ......,,,, =,
black finish, red Genuine lsath-
80 was aos. osDsf s.aslIl,;; FD IN,
sray with nstehinf tes.ieather
r " sRsi fssp,.isl. snfcisos. was
SO -le0L"s coupe. Beautiful flam-
inc red, Wv, tires. belize tex
leather interior, I. Ard b. Was
&e.4ak Bpecisl, s2.2ob.
SO .92n" 4-dr.. beautiful iet-blsek
iniseh., = .a snd b. was si'sSs.
American Service Center
Authorized Msreedss-Bens Dealer
$50 N. olebe Rd., Ar. IA. 7-7t22
METROPOLITAN ,ei hArdtor
coupe lie new, only ls,0OO MI,
=. and D., snoy tires, .SgesI
FOisElON CAR CENTER
23i3 Penn. Ave. Sc. 5s2-770C
NC 80 ana 80, wire wheels. z. ana
b. like Hsg, q ,q1,o,sN.gt.
a21b Wilson Blvd.
Corner n. 10th ana wilson 9lyd.
Arlington, Va - IA. $500
MoA 100 roadster. wire wheels
eeautiiul req nnish, black leathel
interior. and w.-N, tires. A trulJ
| pNautlIul autom0pne IN eNety III
spect. Our Weekend special, 81
2Se' sab sIae .,, 81 ,ter7lis.
IMARYyYEEESpR yoEEfoSA etkk CTR
AUTHORIZED FIAT SAFES and sefviei
OF. Ave. e. Uniy. Bivd. o4b-a1J'
OPEL 80 4-er.. blue, Wv. tires
condition. OIL. s-4f3O,
lfEuoEoTs 80 through 81. $40
/ Armstrong Neale
e.. .l 1909 WV. Hvy,,, "a,
Silver Spring -------JU. e-7sl
PEUoE0T 50 "lO3" 4-dry ex
osptionaliy clean inside ana out
9ys5arivs. WAS $685. SPECIAL
AmericanService Center
kss n. oie6s NJ. All. "a. s.f9e,
PLYMOUTH 'Ds ana. agDs
Armstrong Neale
; 49,. 1909 H.-w. Hwy, . -,
IroRscHE so coup. Mofri ,Gu,
! scns sHs b. ,r1oSss'l rAeed' 'l''0
TEMPLE
! 10y sggffSSil sSISEEiSSEf
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP.
AYR COMpRESSOR

A1R COMfRESSOh
chle 4, g, I . y los GIN trail
sSs5o eS On YIN E NsIf Hs work
see st sio Easley st., Silver
SpEAnk, Mo, -.
CRANE for sale, P. and II 225A.
in good condition, .1b-ft. boom,
SortinS n' on sGS S EsSSSiS S y ou \
needs. Call on. 4 .s7b6,
CRANE t9T rent. 2 yard so ton.
boom, clam bucket Or shovel. Sur.
plus 70 our needs. WIN giVe low
rate TO right party. Can OF. 4.
1900.
INC INDUSTRIAL and crawier
tractors ana eduipment.
PHI. MOORE
y, 8; 30l, l Mile South Of New so
Md. CE. 6-sIRiI
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AVIATION

,NAr1oNSAfEl S SSSa4iCE CORP.
SALES AND SERVICE
VI. 4-1ObO 24S-bOD7
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TRUCKS F0H SALE

CHnyY, 1897, very clean, $500.
1866 Chevrolet, best offer, ali Ia
eSeeI' sond" ready TO work, 772-
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CADILLACS
PREMIUM CARS FOR TIE
DISCRIMINATING BUYER

TRADE AND BANK FINANCING
~ CadillAes 10 choose froIn
The above IL a partial list Of some
found. They. are ali clean, serviced.
apd ready 10 be delivered by one
ot ne areas Oldest ana most
reliable dealers.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and RI, Ave. NE. LA. 9-1100
CADILLAC 80 c5ups. white. fully
equipped, elec. wind0s and seat
and factory Air eond,, ike new,
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1850 ssnd Ct. NV. Pc. 7-sdO0
CADILLAC !tniltLAA ,S9 "gs" sedan . power
left In this one At only SbRs.
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PALMER FORD

CHEv. 'ei tandem 10 wheeler,
auto. power steering. one owner
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gOlnnStead
\, ~, 81, ~ - go, !

NV n, ~ an ~ - ~
oPEi SUNDAYS, is.s
CHEvR0LEg 80 Bel Are. YES,
powerslide. 7. and b.. new tires
CHEyY ,B2 ImpalA sport coup.
.327,," 4-sned, Nassau blue viii
blue interioL 1000 miles. S2,6o(
cash. Call e71-7s2o after e;SG
cHEvROLET 1858 station wagon
+. and h., alto. trans, call 424'
glOO. -.
CHEvROLETs l6e super Sport I'M:
palas with 400" 1877" .2s3,'
auto tranSa i-speed and stand;
ard trans, 5 . choose from. Thei
ssss.oes IN sSTfSeE s,7 sond nti%,
SALE. VIC. Nt1T niE. bIyd. Ag ~;
coiesyilie I'd. ~. 5-ies6.
.CHEy. $50 ImpalA 2-door hardtop
t,.n ano sb "a power snr steerI anrI aus9
NE. inc. 300-S00O.
CHEVY II '62 "JOO" six 4-dr., onl!
o,0Q0 miles on this beauty. still
yer slus ,s METALS Nc, peye nssr. s nd b
Msi..sSes. 'rs'' "s s4'VSS' special
American Service Center
c css y o % 3, i'l a e . :ssa
suto: trans. excel COM: Ons.yss y
si .sIIs. sinali I Sowp n sssSla = onn
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American Service Center

rtpdebaker---f prk---Mercede a.Isens
ees n. olebe Rd., All. IA, 7-T1ee
Hi15 s.l .tSr.1 ; ;sS .. ' g I. Fe.
ton q 500. value. 800. I'm.
FttLMANs 'ss, 30, 'Bf. convert.
PEE. sedAhs, station WAGONS. From
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Fowler Motnrs. nd.
MEPCEOES-BENZ

American Service Center
Auth. Msteedea.ns Dealer
pa IA T. T:I S.spe a. "a 81. A 1.lsiaxas
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lMPORr-spORrs


AueTIN.hEALKY sprite '0o red
.W,6oO NJ $685. $3.50 'I''
.AUsTIN.liE ePRIIE 20
urday and Sunday only.
AUSTIN MEALEY 81 rdltf. 5000
Frised rEEEs. SRkkh. MS, S..ssaS..
A!VgssTiN:liEALEY 80 d, luxe FeAa.-
ster' wire wheels, overdrlve. st,s77.
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
anlihSsIISsn.N SH. r. M''SS Al fsIyyssi.
c Ssiisss coS s2 1913 ~ S,OGse. lqb
FAIRTHokPE 80, $3.50. Coventry
climax, new main rod and. can
bearings, New forked steel Trims
ers. New tinhins chains. jE. 2
lenA snow by Apt. a..
FIAT Abarth zasa.o, mAtador red,
seeker RADIO. never raced, peri.
eonds must pe seen 70 be Ap.
preciated, $4,000. OIL, 2-g352.
FIAT 80 1900" sedan, green and
white, beautiful. matching interior,
Wv tires, fully equipped, incl.
$500. cash, trade S q tsfIn.. ''''''''
49, UNITED AUTO SALES
AuthQriaed Fiat eales and Services
FIAT 90 1900" orAniuce 4.er.
g. ssu'b liz. a sg,.h H. sE.v tsgl.SsS. s7sS
FIAT 80 900" sedan. gray finish,
deal "scinmGtsgy.O Our Sif1 b" MT Il tSs
80, UNITED .AUTo' SALRs '''"''
Authorised Fiat sales ana Service
Ga, Ave. 81 oniy. Blvd. .afO0
FIAT ,ee GOOD sedan, al white,
kssils sharpp WAS sos, SPECIAL
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IMPoRr-sPoRTs

iTT7 HOMO 81 sprint. red. si,o=
g !SI:i sH iii' p Easi', r'I''n'Sl''
- VIE wheels. Prom sI.3TT.
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
srllh ss,,s E y. ~ Mys5 Dflys,,.
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AUfoMoflVE MISC.
fRAlLERa

SEAUTIFUL HOUSE TR1fIEISs,
e1rand.new 1853 models, on ais
fy ta nsHTISSssa E .Ncs S'd sa.o
o as1 z ,aS IN sI sc t ss SS So q
Ssss y alr fsis' sit Sis % ny a.s ars "a
4, gaiTt tsS,,. Va -, VIRGINIA. MO-
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kvfos and TRUCKS WANTED

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Warsaw Powers
Met After Poet

MOSCOW, July % (AP)-
The Soviet news agency Tass
disclosed today that a meeting
of the political consultative
committee of the Warsaw Pact
powers was held in Moscow
Friday, the day after the ini-
tialing of the limited nuclear
test-ban treaty.
A communique said Soviet
Marshal Andrei Grechko, COM
mander-in-chief Of the Warsaw
Pact powers, had reported on
the state Of the armed forces
Of. the pact members and
appropriate decisions were
adopted"
Representatives from Bulga-
ria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary,
Poland, Romania. East Ger
many and the Soviet Union
attended.
Premier Khrushchev has pro-
posed q NATO-Warsaw powers
non-aggression pact. He linked
this with the nuclear test-ban
treaty but dod not make 1t 9
condition for the test bans
approval.