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with power and electric aecesso-
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less condition. Week end only.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

vOLVO 81, very low mi. also very
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1885 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 1904
BUICK 's6 2-dr. h.t., snow tires,
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lrick garages avail. Only t1z-5o "a.
IA. 800. Also 2 garage spaces IN
heated APT. bldg. SIS mo. RA.
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BUICK, ls63-Riviera-C0ngress. en-
ploy. Power equip. Dark blue sil-
yer leather. 900 mi.s. 2syr.- war.
Must sell this week end. $3.50. OIL
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luxury feature Including factory
air Conditioning. Its gold and in
the showroom window. $3,po6.
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excel. tires. d. C. inspected, 1900
actual mi, exceptionally clean In
and cut. Pvt. owner. Must sell. $500
Que st. Sc. (blk. off 27th and Pa.
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ANGLIA '7-EnGlish Ford. a-dr. g.
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power. electric windows and fac
tory air conditioning. This one
Is BurEandy. $5'275. $50,
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luxe, wire wheels, overdrive, radio,
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leages runs perfectly, beautifuI red
hnishs never raced or wrecked,
very sharp car, pvt. owner distress
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q. For he lowest pTics, see
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BUsIMESs PR0P. E0R saul
(coNIiNUED)

A 5..Ig.,. T ~ . !IsEs S5TCT6 70. .
cor, ioE cony. log, 70 Alsxa Arl.,
house, on Rte. 4, between Bailey's
zzDnsd ca ssl, 500. \. |. T. SWEET
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CAFRITZ-DI. 10000
SHANNON a LUcHs
OFFERS

7 CORNERS AREA shopping e.n-
ter-s5xs0' with mi seiiins
basement. Suitable Tor appi-
anees' furniture, ehildren's wear.
d. G., 29i3 i4th Gt NV, At Har.
Nard ST. 4xfB plus meEzanine.
1000 LOCATION for small business.
Reasonable rent.
c6Hs sDt sHINpp ,ss TayGlEE i,I hsasi oS
Realtors 72t i4th At. nv, Ma.
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LIQUoR sTORE, nav. Excslisn

$500 wk' profit. small store. !oN
rent, $25. 600 down. pI. 7.6bo0.
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LANGLEY PARK

Prime Space
COR. nth AND L NV.
Next % Mayflowsr Hotel and y
BLOCK from Conn. ave. Street floor
Top location for high-type retail
business or offices, combined with
showroom,
CAFRITZ-DI. 10000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LIFETIME
FRANCHISE

Established International service
wide. $4,000 investment needed
Washington Baltimore has beer
designated regional office. Reply
In confidence TO DR.. Joseph H
Uhrig. President. World Execu-
tives. Inc, Palmolive Building.
el9 N. Michigan ave-, Chicago
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LIQUOR STORE, MD.-Adj. Giant
Food Store, excel. buy! Substan.
cash. GIBRALTAR, D1. 7-65O0.
LUNCH-CARRY OUT, dntn., short
0IRRAITAR- nj SsAhnn W.
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1861 RSSsos :spg SEasfr sslI
use s33S'0O0' Cali M. kndreoi
AZ Wo. $500. EVENINGS, DE "
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ATTENTION LIQUOR sToREs-
Coed Coed ne: sss So Ideal for liz
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i return. New gS tulnits.O tenants pa
heat and air oond., $3.50. 900,
Nearly new, clean and substantial
40 units, Between Marlboro I'd
and Southern ave. Loan S27b,OOO
cash $4,000.
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SHOPPING CENTER

CONTINUED - N'si Page
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COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY In
Arlington, choice location, excel,
opportunity, small cash required.
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PACKAGE LIQUOR, NV.

monthly. Same owner over 20
yrs, Fresh blood should greatly
increase volume. Must be seen 70
be appreciated. Wonderful terms
TO responsible people. EVENINGS
and sun, HERMAN APPLEsTEIN.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Fig
Washington, D. c. Ri
June %, 1868
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SUPERMARKET

Nearby Virginia. Owner quotes
sh iSiy . weekly oa. volume .oul RssI-
Cash for stock only. Fixtures and
equipment, small monthly pay
ments, Must be seen 10 be ap-
preciated.
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SPRNGFIELD
MILITARY

Beautifully maintained brick
split-level with foyer en-
trance. Separate dining room.
kitchen with dishwasher.
three bedrooms. Ia baths.
room. Large level fenced lot
on eul-de-sae. Below COM
pareelss at s2l.7SO OF or
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vIENNA-oPEN ne. Shade. COO
breeses. Only 81 $50 On. 3-b.r
split, ~. baths. rec. rm.. y
acre, 1l04 westbriar court, WE
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MOORE

624-S0O0 Ewes. CT. 6-4o33
SPRINGFIELD AREA-3-bedTm., 2
SssA p. sEa I .S5s'IA =. s.ei SSHs
praised. $25,500. CT. $3.50.
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SPLIT-LEVELS
MOORE

JE. l.7s7ss 524-soOO, cL. 6-les;
SPRINGFIELD AREA-Best buy ii
Bren Mar, 4 bedfms., i y baths
sep. din. rm., equipped kit. pin.
paneled rec. rm., assume ~ o.
loan, Sl15 mo. pitt.
BARGAIN PRICE, $21, zoo
BY OWNER 354-366l
sPRN0FIELD - 3-bedrm. IN.
bath split-level with patio anc
built-in gar. convenient loca'
ton, must sell, By OWNER. 4bl'
205s.
sPRINGFLD.. Rdssli Pr. = Ramb.
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dishWash., Az q mts. 93s-2e22.
sPRIN0FIELD &C Cow. to schools
churches. shoppine. comfortap ie
split-level, 3 bedrms., IA baths
rec. rm., lge. patio. on -aere l9t
$4,000. VA no money down, FHA
1880 down Phone CT. 6-742l
SPRINGFIELD, N.-3-bedrm., Ia.
bath rambler. EQUIP, kit. wooded
lot. pool membership. $500 an
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COIN LAUNDRY. good sc. location
SHOWS ,s. oyer yer $500 SSe mo mo- profit saeri-
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Evening star., 1963-09-27
By FRANCIS STANN

the French classic last October. 1t cost him
some $4,000 to make the trip to Paris but
he forgot one essential, Jack now admits,
and that was an American jockey
Il didn't really forget him." Price says.
Johnny Rotz was dying to come along.
But figured that a rider more familiar
with continental racing would help the
horse"
He arranged with scobie Breasey, an
Australian jockey of some note, to han
die Carry Back. For weeks, months, neither
Jack nor Katherine Price would comment
on the ride BreaSley gave their steed.
1T WAS TERRIBLE" Mrs. Price now
says. The man may be a good rider but
ne didn't show us anything at all, except
an inability to get the best out of Carry
Back. We had a hard time getting him
away from his grandchildren in London
IN order to fly across the channel to even
look at the horse before the race"
For the Partisan caper this time, Rotz
Will go along and he'll be on CHS back,
unfamiliar as he is with clockwise course,
Mills and daleS, and other mannerisms of
continental racing. And the next Price in
VaSlon, also will be dedicated to the prop
osition that winning TArc de Triomphe
calls for more Spartan-like attitude.
Not that the Prices are above a pre-
dinner sip of the grape but Mrs. P. was
aghaSt on the day of last years race
Imagine your jockey sitting with his
friends at your clubhouse table and drink
ing champagne or wine almost up to post
time she exclaimed not long ago.
MEANWHILE, BACK AT the Interna-
tlonal scene, or Schapiros ranch, it has
been announced that Imperial the 3-year-
old Hungarian hotshot, has accepted an
invitation to run on November II. He won't
be the first Iron Curtain horse but he'll
be the first Hungarian, thus bringing the
total number OF countries represented at
Laurel to l8.
Funny thing, Schapiro knew of I'M
perial all along but he delayed extending
an invitation until the horse finally was
beaten. THE horse has won everything"
John said during the summer, but who
knows what he's been beating in the Trial
Stakes in Vienna, the Austrian Derby the
Hungarian Derby, and so forthp"
Imperial won IL races this season but
1t wasn't until the 5-year-old English
standout, Espresso, beat him a stretch duel
that Schapiro decided the Hungarian was
of international caliber. So now there are
three in the field-Kelso, Espresso and
1mperial-and Schapiro is off for Paris to
bring the winner OF the Prix de Arc de
Triomphe.
BE kind OF story-bookish II 1t should
turn out to be Garry Back.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
WIN LOSE OR DRAW
Carry Back May Earn
Berth in International

NOT THAT DEFEAT would DESTROY
Kelso's prestige or the upcoming Interna-
tionals, but it wouldn't hurt the big multi
nation horse race at Laurel next Veterans
Day if the rich old gaffer of racing, mean
ing Kelso, makes like winner again to-
morrow
1t comes up the 100000 added Wood
ward Stakes at Aqueduct and Americas
most famous neuter is going to try to
make IT four fat victories in a row. Over
a mile and a quarter route Kelso will be
facing such as Carry Back Never Bend
and Crimson Satan, any one of which
could score.
Even normally impartial and casual
race bluffs are likely to find themselves
beset by conflicting interests in the Wood
ward. There is reason to root for Kelso be-
cause Mrs. Richard c. duPonts 6-year-old
ace already has accepted the invitation to
the November II International.
Kelso Is UnCle's one best bet to turn
back the foreigners and it behoaves the
gelding to come up to the grass test as fit
as possible. Also, while nobody is worried
about Mrs. duPont's running out of meat
and potatoes, there might be a widely
shared source of satisfaction If Kelso wins
the $l50000 International.
THIS WOULD BE the old BOYS third
and possibly final crack at John Schapiro'S
brainchild and, for a horse that hasn't
been able to win it, Kelso has performed
notably. In 81 he was upset by T. V. Lark
in a classic finish. Ditto last fall when
Match II Of France nipped him. Who is
there to say that Kelso hasn't deserved
better?
But conflicting with the sentimentalty
toward Kelso is the presence of Carry
Back In tomorrow's Woodward The
peoples horse" since his early 3-year- old
days, Garry Back now is even more the
public favorite in some respects. What
other notable horse Of recent times has
raced so willingly, seen stud service, and
then was brought back TO the tourna-
rnents?
Jack Price, the candid, refreshing lit
tie man who owns with Mrs. Price, and
trains Garry Back, is shooting for a goal
above and beyond the Woodward. The gal
liant, If unfashionably bred horse will be
on jet plane Sunday bound for Paris.
-
IT STILL STICKS in Prices craw that
Gibbs name for the horse-finished
10th in last years Prix de pArc de Tri-
omphe. Jack is guy from the wrong side
Of the tracks who moved into the top
echelon Of horse owners. He doesn't pre-
tend to be Whitney or a Phipps, Van
derbilt or a dupont, but his ambition as
far as rArc de Triomphe is concerned is
no less forceful.
Price thought he had chance to win
Evening star., 1963-09-27

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to lend a helping hand, Eddie
will continue to moonlight
on Sunday.
That LeBaron is still sharp
is demonstrated by IL compile
tions in 19 tries this season
for Isl yards and one touch
down. Meredith has connected
on 18 of 38 tosses for 234 yards
and a touchdown. Snead, de-
spite poor start at Cleveland
has 16 competitions in 38 passes
for 285 yards and two touch
downs. He had help from
George Izo against the Browns
and Billy Barnes got into the
act with one successful pitch
to Bobby Mitchell at Los An
geles. Sunday it may be all
Snead.
LeBaron is almost certain to
pick on Lonnie Sanders, the
Redskins rookie wingback, and
Evening star., 1963-09-27

BOURNEMOUTH, England.
Sept. 81 (AP) Chuck McKin-
ley and Dennis Ralston Of the
United States defeated Mike
Sangster and Bobby Wilson of
England, Ga. 6-8. 81, 60,
| in the Davis Cup doubles today
The victory clinched a place
for the United States in the
interzone final against India.
1t was the third United States
victory in the best-o five semi
final series.
The third set was the deci-
sive one after each team had
won one set.
The British pair went into
a 20 lead after capturing Nc
Kinley'S service in the first
game.
The Americans leveled it at
3-3 when they broke Sangster
| in the sixth. The British pair
held four advantage points but
wasted them all, and Sangster
| finally lost the game by al
lowing a return from McKin-
ley to pass him.
The Americans turned on the
pressure, but in the 10th game
the British saved two set points
when Mckinley put volleyS into
the net.
Four games later Sangster
saved another set point with an
ace. In the 18th game Wilson
saved a fourth set point with
a high kicking service which
Mckinley failed to get back.
Mckinley finally broke
through to wrap up the set
with a scorching backhand
return down the sidelines wide
of Sangsters outstretched arm.
In the fourth set, the Ameri-
cans broke Sangster in the
second game and went into a
80 lead.
The Britons got one back
two games later when they
captured McKinley's service.
The winning shot was a fore
hand by Wilson which went
between the two Americans.
The Americans and most of
the crowd thought the ball
was out.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

The long anc short of 1t will
be on the firing line Sunday
when the Redskins make their
home debut at D. c. Stadium
against the Cowboys. The long
will be 6-foot-4 Norman Snead
pitching for the Redskins and
the short will be 5-foot-7 Eddie
LeBaron directing the Cowboys.
Being a mismatch of sorts,
LeBaron will have help from
Don Meredith, who is a couple
Of inches under Snead at 6
feet 2. But it's passing figures,
not height, strategists are in
tereSted in, anc Snead may
lick 'em both.
The Deacon got off to a bad
start at Cleveland but staged
a comeback against the Rams
that might be a good omen.
One difference the Cowboys
will see in him is a willingness
to run with the ball rather
than throw at any cost. And
Coach Bill McPeak sees i'm
provement in his short passes,
particularly on screens.
Both Are Tricky
The thing Snead does best
is the sleight- Of hand bit that
made LeBaron famous around
the league. 1t was bad enough
trying to find Eddie when he
hunched over, but when he
pretended to slip the ball to a
back and decided to keep it or
throw to somebody else, the de-
fense was completely mystified.
Snead can't hide but he makes
'em guess what he die with
the pigskin.
1t is strange to think of Le-
Baron as an oldtimer. He still
has that fresh kid look, but
Eddie is 33 years old and has
been around for 10 years. In
fact, he'll qualify for his NFL
pension Sunday, along with
scores Of fellow athletes.
It's no secret that LeBaron
would prefer to devote all of
his time to his law practice
and join the spectators on
Sundays, but until Meredith
shows he can go it alone, or
Sonny Gibbs. the new kid from
Texas Christian, learns enough
Evening star., 1963-09-27
Improved Snead May Top
Both LeBaron, Meredith

Claude Crabb, who probably
will be in Johnny Samples slot
on the opposite side. Crabb has
been through this before but 1t
may be an eye-opener for
Sanders.
He'll see better throwers than
Eddie before the seasons over,
but none trickier. Worse yet,
he'll be looking for Eddie and
out of a clear blue sky see a
stray pigskin sail over his head.
1t can be very frustrating and
If Sanders doubts 1t he need
only contact a score or more
Of defensive backs who've
played against LeBaron.
Taking the situation from a
practical viewpoint, the Red
skins this week worked on a
defense designed to take some
pressure off the wingbacks.
McPeak isn't willing to
say exactly how it works
and after watching practices a
visitor would say the defense
isn't quite sure either. You may
be certain that an old hand
like LeBaron will spot 1t in a
minute and revamp his own
strategy to meet the challenge.
$4,000 Expected
From another practical stand
point, the Redskins staff ex-
poets the Cowboys to score
more than a couple of touch
downs. The only remedy for
this is to score more than the
visitors. 1t was 35-35 at Dallas
in last years opener-thanks
to Mitchell-and 1910 in the
Cowboys favor at Washington.
The Texans were a high
scoring team and after losing
their first two games this
year seem due for an explo-
sion.
The Cowboys will arrive here
late this afternoon and will
work out tomorrow at the sta
dium, if the turf is ready.
Groundskeeper Joe Moody
sodded the infield earlier In the
week and has barred everybody
from walking on 1t. If the field
is still closed the visitors will
practice on the Redskins lot
after the Redskins are finished.
Advance ticket sales indicate
a crowd of $4,000 for the game,
although good weather might
push 1t over 10000. .-,
Evening star., 1963-09-27
Yonks' Doubles Team
CIinches Zone Tennis

Sangster Immediately threw
away his chance by dropping
his service at love in the next
game by weak volleying.
Two games later the Ameri-
cans broke Wilson and wrapped
up the match.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
Picture on Pose All

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meet the Chicago Black Hawks
Of the National Hockey League
at 8 o'clock at Washington
Coliseum.
The Clippers have been
strengthened for their exhibit.
tion match by the acquisition
OF eight players sent down by
their parent New York Rangers.
The Black Hawks will put on
view five all-star players OF the
MIL and their rookie Of the
year, Winger Doug Robinson.
Voted to the first all-star
team last year were Goalie
Glenn Hall, Defenseman Pierre
Pilote and Center Stan Mikita.
Second-team members from
the Black Hawks were Bobby
Hull and Elmer Vasko. winger
and defenseman, respectively.
The Clippers lost twice to
the Montreal Canadiens In
exhibitions, last Friday at the
Coliseum and Sunday In Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1963-09-27
Ok|ahoma-USC Tops Big Weekend Slate
Top-Ranked Trojans Expect
Stiff Test in N Game

row visits South Bend, Ind.
to help Notre Dame open its
schedule.
Arkansas, No. 8. whipped
Oklahoma State, 21-0, in Its
opener, but may find the going
rougher against a Missouri
team that hopes to rebound
from it's loss to Northwestern
Another toughie sends Pitt
against a strong West Coast
team for the second straight
week. The Panthers gained the
No. 10 spot on the strength OF