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Evening star., 1963-05-06
Air rCrasl Kills
81 in Africa

DoUALA. CAMERON. May 9
(AP).-An American diplo-
matte courier is the only sur
vivor from q four-engine
African airliner which plowed
into Q mountain Saturday
night, killing 50 persons.
The survivor. who was
seriously injured, Is Joseph p.
Capozzi Of Elmira, N. Y, who
was on q courier run from
Douala to Lagos. Nigeria.
A British courier also was re-
ported aboard the Air-Afrique
plane which crashed and burned
on Mt. CAMERON near the nj.
gerian border.
The burned wreckage was
spotted shortly after dawn yes
terday.
Among the 48 passengers was
BERTRAND Dagnon, secretary
general Of the African and
MalagaSy Union Of Former
French Colonies, authorities
reported. The plane carried q
crew Of seven.
The control tower lost con-
tact with the DC-6 at about the
time its flight plan called for
1t to be near Mt. CAMERON.
The Douala tower later had
a report from the town Of Buea,
near the mountain. that an ex-
plosion had been heard and q
flash fire sighted on the noun
tain side. No night search was
conducted.
The mountain has been the
scene Of two other air disasters.
In l945 q Free French military
plane crashed into the noun
tain, killing q high-ranking
French officer. In 1850 a four.
engine Air France airliner
carrying 20 persons flying from
Brazzaville to Paris crashed
there.
Athorities said they were baf-
fled about the cause Of the
latest crash. The weather was
perfect for flying, light winds
and q clear sky, with the noun
tain clearly visible.
CAMERON Is made up of
former French and British
areas on the West Coast Of
Africa Just below the bulge.
1t became an independent fed.
eral republic October /, 1861.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Youth Appointed
ToNuvyAcudemy

Dennis P. Kelly. 10. Of 60l9
Utah avenue NV, has been
appointed by the District Com
missioners to the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
The youth, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold p. Kelly, jr., will
enter the Academy on June 20.
He is a native Of Washing
ton and q graduate Of st.
Johns College High School in
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Castro Planning
To See VoIqoqrud

MOSCOW, May 6 (AP).-
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel
Castro is preparing for a visit
to Volgograd formerly Stain
grad, the Soviet News Agency
Tass reported today.
His plans were made known
in a dispatch which said he
met with Dolores Ibarruri, a
famous Communist leader dur
ing the Spanish Civil War who
now lives in Moscow as presi-
dent-in-exile Of the Spanish
Communist Party.
Tass said Mr.. Castro also
called on Soviet Writer Boris
Polevoi, famous for his war
novels.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
By WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

The Air Force will try again
shortly with its controversial
West Ford" project to put q
goSsamer ring Of copper
needles in the sky.
The second attempt at the
communications experiment was
revealed today in an announce
ment made jointly here and at
the Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology. MTT's Lincoln
Laboratory. an Air Force con-
tractor, Is in charge Of the ex-
pertinent.
A first attempt to put about
Evening star., 1963-05-06
z Found Dead ! Alive,
| Missing in AT Crash

Chapman) left the plane.
wreckage. although he was
close. The plane was upside
down and had burned.
Three para-medicS reached
the wreckage yesterday and
found two bodies.
A search headquarters spokes-
man said they could not tell
If q third body was in the
wreckage, before they returned
to search headquarters in Idaho
Falls, Idaho, last night, and
planned to continue the search
for the third man today.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Kennedy Cites Hurdles
To Progressive Laws

the Catoctin Mountains Of
Maryland.
The Presidents two children.
Caroline, 5. and John, jr.. 2la.
wearing Indian headdresses, re-
turned with him and scooted
from the helicopter to the
White House door. Mrs. Ken
nedy remained at Camp David.
until today.
Returning also from the
week end were friends Of the
Kennedys. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bartlett. Mr.. Bartlett Is Q
newspaper columnist.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
.HitIer's Body Identified
By Reds, Author Says

PARIS, May 6 (AP). The
Russians found and identified
Adolf Hitler's body in tn e
burned ruins Of the Fuehrer's
Berlin bunker 10 years ago.
Author Cornelius Ryan says.
Mr.. Ryan, author Of "The
Longest Day." said the Soviet
government admitted officially
for the first time that 1t knew
Hitler had committed suicide.
The Russians disposed Of the
body, Mr.. Ryan added, but re-
fused to say where or how.
That. he replied yesterday, I'm
saving for my book"
Result Of Research
Mr.. Ryan's next book, to be
called "The Last Battle" COW
ers the fall Of Berlin at the
end of World War II. He ar
rived in Paris after doing re-
search for the book in Moscow.
Mr.. Ryan said Hitler shot
himself through the mouth
after going through q marriage
ceremony with Eva Braun, his
mistress. Some of Mr.. Ryan's
information came from Soviet
Marshal VASTLY Chuiukov, a
truce negotiator with the Nazis
in 1945.
According to Marshal Chui-
kov, German Gen. Hans Krebs
told him, II wish to inform
you that you are to be the
first to know that Hitler has
committed suicide" Gen. Krebs
produced a signed affidavit and
Hitler's signed last will and
testament, Marshal Chuikov
told Mr.. Ryan.
Marriage Revealed
The will is in Moscow. Mar
sha Chuikov refused to show
it to Mr.. Ryan but said 1t
begins, II have married my
dear friend. Eva Braun"
Mr.. Ryan said Soviet Mar
shal VASTLY D. Sololovsky told
him Soviet officers confirmed
the identity of Hitler's body
by examing the teeth. Soviet
officers repeatedly had Hitler's
dentist check the teeth against
his records to confirm the
corpse was Hitler's.
Mystery and rumor have sur
rounded Hitler's fate for Is
years. His body never was
positively identified, Western
experts claim.
Evening star., 1963-05-06
County Gets Plea
For Ethics Code

The Mclean Citizens AsSo-
citation has called upon the
Fairfax Board Of County Su-
pervisorS to adopt a code Of
ethics for county officials as
drafted by a Democratic can
didate for the board.
The code would require
county officials to avoid con-
flicts Of interest and shun
gratuities. 1t seeks to prevent
unfair use Of public authority
and would bar exploitation Of
privileged information received
by those In office.
Evening star., 1963-05-06

But the Allied Control Coun-
Gil issued a report November
l, l945. which said, "Hitler and
Eva Braun died shortly after
2:30 pm. on April 80. l945, in
a bunker Of the chancellery,
their bodies being burned Just
outside the bunker"
Evening star., 1963-05-06
Luxembourg Duchess
And Son Beck Home

LUXEMBOURG. May 8
(AP).-Grand Duchess Char
lotte of Luxembourg and her
son, Grand Duke Jean, re-
turned here yesterday In sep
arate planes after q one-week
stay In the United States.
Evening star., 1963-05-06

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL
PARK, Wyo., May 8 (AP).-
One Of four airmen In q BAT
which, crashed near Yellow
stone National Parks Old
Faithful Geyser last Friday
night after Q mid-air collision
was still unaccounted for today.
One was found alive and in
good condition yesterday.
Two bodies were found in the
wreckage about 10 miles south
west Of the geyser yesterday.
The Air Force identified the
two dead as Capt. Frank G..
zumba. 80, Of Elmhurst, N. Y,
the pilot, and Staff Sergt.
Lawrence z. Harrison, IS, of
Wheelersburg, Ohio. the crew
chief.
Navigator Missing
Still missing was the navi-
gator, Capt. Lorin B. Matthews,
30. Of Bremerton, Wash.
Capt. Bruce A. Chapman, 80,
the co-pilot from Mountain
Home Idaho. was found about
200 yards from the wreckage
by @ search plane. He was
elected from the bomber after
it collided with q KC-135
tanker during a refueling ex-
ercise at an altitude Of $4,000
feet over the park.
He landed In q tree, made
Q shelter from his parachute
and kept q fire going all the
time.
1T rained and showed and
! was wet most Of the time and
that made it seem colder"
Capt. Chapman told newsmen
afterward. II built my camp
IN about eight or nine feet OF
snow"
Tanker Landed Safely
The KC-135 received only
slight wing damage and landed
safely at Mountain Home Air
Force Base. The five men
aboard were not nurt.
The BAT was based at
Mountain Home AFB. the
tanker at Larson AFB. Wash.
Capt. Chapman, who was
rescued by helicopter, said he
thought the pilot and navigator
had also been elected and that
the escape hatch Of the crew
chief was open when he Capt.
The terrain Is rugged, trees
are thick and snow is deep.
Capt. Chapman couldn't see the
Evening star., 1963-05-06

1862 and is attending Bullisl
Preparatory School in Silver
Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1963-05-06

Scientists Get Ploee on U. S. Flight
to Moon. Pose AS
Evening star., 1963-05-06

Excursion
Fares:
Miami
$43.34,
Jacksonville
$1,000,
Tampa
| $3.50.
Other low summer excursions
available to Orlando,
0ayona Beach, Palm Beach,
Sarasota and Fort Myers.
Fares quoted are each way
on round trip excursions
completed between 7 & % days
on southbound travel between
the hours Of iooopm EDT Sunday
and 3:5eam EoT Friday
returning between the hours Of
4ooamesT Monday and
tt:5eam EST Friday
All National flights depart
from convenient Washington
National Airport.
All fares plus tax
Evening star., 1963-05-23

surpluses. And he expressed
a belief they may change their
minds next year and vote for
controls.
Whether farmers get the
chance to vote on production
controls next year depends on
whether Congress passes any
new wheat legislation before
next June.
The President said yesterday
a new bill is not likely to be
enacted and administration
farm leaders in Congress backed
him up. But Republicans took
steps to continue the present
voluntary controls.
Evening star., 1963-05-23

taken-American wheat might
glut foreign markets.
The executive order author
lied Mr.. Freeman to prohibit
or restrict the importation OF
expectation of wheat or wheat
flour and issue such rules and
regulations as he may deem
necessary in the implementa-
ton of the international wheat
agreement"
Mr.. Kennedy at his news
conference yesterday said he
thinks the farmers who voted
to reject his wheat program
may have let themselves in for
smaller incomes and larger
Evening star., 1963-05-23

The administration plan
turned down in the referendum
would have provided tighter
controls and higher price sup
ports. BY rejecting the pro-
gram, the wheat farmer chose
low supports for those who
voluntarily cut production and
none for those who reject any
acreage controls.
If prices paid to the farm
ers 60 down sharply. Mr.. Ken
nedy said. 1t won't make much
difference to the housewife, be-
cause the price of wheat
amounts to only about / cent
Of the cost Of a loaf Of bread.
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Freeman Given Power
To Bar Wheat Dumping

today that the President last
night signed an executive order
granting Mr.. Freeman broad
authority to deal with possible
dumping under the pfbvisions
Of the international Wheat
Agreement Act.
The President moved after
wheat growers, voting In a
Nationwide referendum Tues
Evening star., 1963-05-23
7'1''z!':E'!|';''I'''{:
Third Floor, Woshinoton Only

SO Printed Plostc Shower Curtoin Ensembles;
comparable OF 5.e6 value; assorted patterns,
coIors ----------------- -2.99
"a Royon Toffeto Shower Curtains; comparable
to 500 value; assorted eolors; 6x6-ft. size,
e.e8 Metal Range Hood in assorted sizes;
stainless steel ond copper-pIoted- ------- -3.o9
1888 lndoor-outdoor 2-Line Disappearing
CIothesline; Soft. Of drying spoee------4ss
l-24eS Hostess Serving cot; mirror gloss
top; floor somple ple------------------l4.ss
l2-27o o. New Mode Sotin-Finish EnomeI
assorted colors .3S
Evening star., 1963-05-23

day, rejected a program Of
strict production controls and
high price supports.
Unless new legislation is en-
acted, farmers will be permitted
to grow unlimited quantities OF
wheat in 1854 but without any
Government-supported price
floor.
Mr.. Kennedy has forecast
that as a result the price Of
wheat will drop from the cur
rent level of about So a bushel
to $1.l0. Should this happen,
American prices would drop
below the world level of $1.45
to $1.50 and--if action weren't
Evening star., 1963-05-23
ACCESSORIES
Street Floor, Both Stores

Ladies' Umbrellas comparable 3oo Short or slim
nondles, 10 and l6-ribs, solids, prints poids = 2eo
z;oo Stretch Gloves. Hand crocheted pyon. White,
block, eeru. Several potterns One size fits sizes
tnfu 0. Z prs. 800
lodes' Hondkerchiefs comparable 3ec and 5oc Swiss
embroidered eottons (postes on white printed cotton
ana floro' patterns on white. 29e; 4 for 100
Seonless NyIons comparable eoe pr. Micro mesh with
reinforced toe and heel Beige and toupe tones. sh
~. -------- ----------- S9e pr.
rul Fashioned Dress Sheers comparable 7oc Dr. BEIGE
or toupe tones. Sizes 8h to II. ---z for 90
Eoshion JeweIy comparable 200 and 800 Necklaces.
oroeeets eorrnes ond pins. Some one of kind others
'noy De motened INTO sets. ------------e7 -e7e
plus
800 ond 5.e9 Handbags. Light and dark coIors.
PIost'es, tobries MonY one of o kind. -s.9S
plus
Evening star., 1963-05-23
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy has given
Agriculture Secretary Freeman
special power to prevent dump
ing Of American wheat on
world markets If the United
States price on next years
crop plummets, as Mr.. Ken
nedy has predicted.
The White House announced
Evening star., 1963-05-23

What he fears, Mr.. Kennedy
said, is a great buildup OF
wheat surpluses, He said this
would reduce the farmers
prices and. deal a blow to the
economy as a whole.
Farm State G. o. p. legisla-
tors greeted the programs de-
feat jubilantly and suggested
that the usefulness of Secre-
tary Freeman had come to an
end-a point President Ken
nedy rejected.
Evening star., 1963-05-23

Farm income is higher than
1t has been any time since 1858.
the President said. "and I think
Mr.. Freeman deserves some Of
the credit for IT,"
On Capitol Hill. Democratic
congressional leaders made it
clear there will be no bail
out" legislation for the wheat
growers.
Republicans thought other
wise.
Evening star., 1963-05-23
COATS SUITS
Second Floor. Both Stores
FOUNDATIONS

Second Floor, Washington Only
SOS Discontinued Peter Pan Bros. White
nodded loce. Broken sizes. --2.99
Stropless Bros comparable 5.eS. Long lines
styles White SO to A.. -----l.s9
1850 to 225o SompIe CorseIettes by O
Fomous Moker White, block Sizes 81, SO,
OO.-- osGS 10 IIsLS
ZOO to 3.eS Fomous Moke Short Line Bros.
pIONen sizes lay
SOS to eo5 Fomous Make Junior Sirdes and
ponty briefs. White and eolors. Broken sizes
800
Evening star., 1963-05-23
NURSERY 5'1;!s0
Fourth Floor. Washington Only

FouTth FIoors WoshInoton Only
z Deluxe 'Kontwef Boby Mattresses; tufted;
plain top; floor sompes-
l-44.9S Deluxe Thoyer' Double Dropside
Crib; 4-postion adjustable springs; white
enome finish, polko-dot trim -34.97
4-lo.9S Nursery Lomps; assorted figures;
complete with shodes
1888 Collier Keyworth' Boby Corroees in
Campbell plaid; 'os s'---------l6.9
Sass Edison Double Drop-Side Cribs; A.
position odjustobIe spring.; white with deeol
Trim ------------------- -----ZT.Sb
1888 'Roundout' Boby Corrooe; somple,
I4.sS
l-45oo Suitcase Crib complete with mot
tress; 'os 24.97
Evening star., 1963-05-23
;.;9 STATIONERY: :':

Slmuloted Leather Desk Boskets ass
Useful and Decorative Pen Boses -gge
Memo Mules, clever and useful s sge
Desk Post Office, good organizer Sse
Stopler complete with stopes es-e sac
DeeorotiVe Poper Moche Bowls eee
Useful Paper Moche Coasters s----s sse
Hondy Nopkn Holders rnetol- see
Colorfu Doisy Coasters -- aas
Chess and Checkers Trovel Set-a aee
Key Holder, proeticol oodoet- Sse
Hondsome Gloss Poper WEIGHTS 9se
Ash Troy with Match Holder er---.-a ase
Mop Holder, must for trove e ase
beon Bog Ash Troy t5 10 O setl Sse
Onusuo Spinning Ash Troys s-------0s 0se
Book Rest for new-found comfort sss
Receipt File, for handy reference Sse
Purse Holder, oodoet you'll Sse
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1963-05-23
I1'1zE'IH WEAR
Second Floor. Both Stores

Second Floor, Both Stores
lnfonts' Crowlers. Cotton prints and solids.
Snop crotch styles for boys and girls. S-M-L
Ono ~ I.0Sf tor S5
lnfonts' l.le Cotton Knit Polo Shirts. Jocquord
postel prints. Snop shoulder styles for boys and
girls. S-M-L - S9e
Speco Purchose! Crib blonkets Of royon and
ocylie. Foncy embroidery trimmed binding.
Blue, pink, nnoize, white 1893
Below--Woshinoton Only
l5-4.9o Quilted Royon Robes. Broken sizes
5 to OK ----------------
30 Postel Receiving BIonkets -------7 Tie
II Toddlers' 5.99 Dresses, size ! only -l.S7
80 Tots Orion oeDie Sweoters. PulIovers and
eordioons. Broken sizes 3 to 6------2. 2.SS
l2-3.o9 Cotton Pereole Quilted Crib Pods,
34x52"
] lnfonts' 3-Pe. Winter Coots sets - 500
Evening star., 1963-05-23
SILVER
Street Floor Washington Only

@WeeI TlOoT WoSnln9ton Only
2.99 Silyerploted Breod Troys; etched center;
plain design i.9o
plus ioS
$50 Silverploted Cold Meot Forks or 6rovy
LodeS discontinued 'Moy Queen pottterns,
99e
595 s.pe. child's Set Of Knife, Fork, Spoon
IN lS47 Rogers Bros. 'ooffodi' pattern 2.9S
l-2s.4l ape. Ploee Setting In Flower Lone
pottern OF Heirloom Sterling .--------. 500
plus los
2-4o.9l 6-pe. Setting In Silver Rose pattern
OF Heirloom Sterling --------------. 22.So
plus tuH
6-22.9e s-Pe. ploee Setting In 'stonton HoIl'
pattern Of Heirloom Sterlino ..-------i 1850
plus ius
5-57.95 5-Pe. Poee Setting in 'Stonton HoII'
pottern OF Heirloom Sterling ------- 22.so
plus ios
Evening star., 1963-05-23

JUNIOR; WEAR:
second Eloor Roth stnres

Cotton Knit Tee Tops comparable 2.99 TO 4.9e
Assorted colors. S-M-L ~
Sweet Shirts comparable 49, Solid eoIors
stripe trim. S-M-L
7.99 to o.o8 Cotton Skirts. Full, slim and
wrop Styles Assorted eolors. Broken sizes s
10 " 1R1
Evening star., 1963-05-23
GIRLS. WEAR:

Second Floor, Both Stores
Girls l4.99 to 1899 Spring and Summer Suits,
Girls 1899 to $2l Spring Coots -----l2.0o
Girls 3.o9 Bouffont Nylon Petticoots ond
Slips, white z for So
Girls and Teens 2.e9 to 4e9 Summer Hots.
9se
Girls 2.e9 Cotton Flannel Poiomos. Dointy
Prints l.I9
Girls 4.9o Cotton Corduroy Stocks. Elostie
Hi-Teens 1899 to SIS Spring Suits. Solids,
ploids, checks ------- -lz.0o
Hi-Teens' 2.99 and 800 BIouses or Sport
Shirts Solids, prints 9 99e
Evening star., 1963-05-23
WEAR

Second Floor Washington Only
lo-2.98 Fomous Moke Jeons size regular - Iss
1888 Fomous Moke Jeons. SIG Teeulor, 1876
26-798 ond 1923 Boys Lined Spring Jockets; sizes sizes
10 l6 IN group .--------------------4 4.9S
25-5 98 Woshoble Polished Cotton Stocks; size 8, zSs
59-z9e Cotton Flannel Poiomos slightly soiIed; size 8,
:, ooe
81! y Short Sleeve Sport Shirts; size ond 10, 9oe
57-l9s Dress and Roin Cops broken sizes - s9e
Evening star., 1963-05-23
FLOWERS g TREES

Lower Lever, Arlington Ony
2oo-l.98 Tree Peonies; mixed colors,
csc
loo-l.le Bloom Rite Kits; consist OF
II beeonio bulbs, z peat pots
and ] box plontino moteriol, 49e
5o-l.6o Bloom Rite Kits; consist Of
planter mix, pot and honoer, and
one hanging beoonio bulb -9Se
2oo-3.e8 Sim Apple Trees; 6 to g.
#. size for 3.3S- 40
soc doz.-GIodioIi Bulbs,
dox. 39e; dOx. LOO
5ec doz.-Dohlos
dog. 39e; dog. 100
4ee eo.-Assorted Lilies
co. zse; 5 for LOO
soc eo.-Loroe Peony Bulbs in packages,
co. 2sei 5 for 100
5.eS Tree Hydroneeos-
Evening star., 1963-05-23
MEMS HOUSE SLIPPERS
1.oQ

Original 800 and 4ee voues Selection consists Of short
lots and broken sizes, with many feW-of-o-knds. Many
ore boekess scuff styles, ideal for weor Ton,
brown wine; leather and strows; sizes 8, l. 8, 10, loh
in group.
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1963-05-23
Lost 3 Days! ANNUAL Sole
KAYSER PANTIES
Prineello Acetate and NyIon Trieot

79e and l.ooIbriefs and pontes in kAk mAA
white and pink to 10 in group. W 02S
l.35 to zoo NyIon Tricot Briefs and Ponties. White
pink, to 10 in group. .--i.ISto 10 ISS
Nylon Tricot Sleepweor comparable 2oo ond 3oo
Shift and fitted gowns; body doll poiomos Broken
Evening star., 1963-05-23
FLOOR COVERINGS

Third Floor, Washington
Lower Level, Arlington
Evening star., 1963-05-23
DISCONTINUED STYLES OF
MEMS FAMOUS MAKE JEWELRY
So ,,.. ,.. to.

Comparable to l5o to $50 volues Selection includes
sets tie toes tie bors and cuff Iinks Eoeh from
fomous maker.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1963-05-23

SPECIAL PURCHASE! The boxer shorts ore in white
Solids and fancy potterns sizes 30 3d. The othlete
shirts white sizes S-M-l.,
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1963-05-23

Comparable to 500 voIue! Selection includes wost n
weor 1000 cottons plus some loo9O striped oxford
cloths with button down collar Eoch shirt corres its
fomous Iobel Not every style in every size.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

CONTINENTAL '62 sedan, bronze.
black and white leather. full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

COMET Villager 4-dr. sta. wag..
fully equip, auto. trans. W
"; tires. Excel. cond. $1,000. 4s3-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
BOB PECK

CHEVROLET coRvAIR
1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 2-90O4
CHEW. $50 cow, auto. trans. p.s.,
r. ana n. Wv. tires, new cond
new top. Sl.250. After 2 call
co. 5-437e.
CHEVY '5s Impala convert, "34s''
eng. STICK shift, excel. cOnd., 5000
or best offer. Cal BOB, JU. 6-06O9.
CHEVROLET $50 4-dr.. 8 cyl, auto.
trans, p.s., excel, cond., new tires,
guar, $3.50. II. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

CHRYsLER $50 new convertible. =.
and h.. auto. trans, power steer
ing, WV. tires. 50,000-mi. guar
car, bank terms to fit your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

CORVETTE 90. Extra clean, white
with black interior. ON. F.I. By
Bill Thomas. New '63 eng, bal.
and built BY Champion Auto.
asp. 1855 pt. aluminium wheels.
new tires. Phone LA. 6-l072. 3
% 3 or s 70 D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

T7025 CARROLL AVE. ~. $4,000
lCORVAIR 'B2 200" 2-door, blue.
z; and h., stick shift. $1,000. 765-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
ROSenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. ia. 4-S700
OPEL $50. Diplomat leaving coun-
try. 4-dr. sedan with r. and h.,
excel. cond.. $3.50. AID. 4-2266,
Ext. ia.
OPEL 80 2-dr. sedan, stand. trans,
heater. medium blue, red and
white int, bargain Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

FALCON '8l Fordor station wagon.
economical 6-cyl. engine with
stand. trans, r. and h.. chrome
luggage rack, excel. condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

white finish radio heater poWer
extra clean cond. Special, 2.495,
small down payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

CORYAIR '6l MOO 2-dr. club
cpe., p,g, T. and h., padded dash,
or make offer. 362-l324 after
$3.50 pm. MONTH";, anytime
week ends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
MONROE
FORD

DODuE 90 Phoenix 4-dr,. beauti-
full turquoise finish, very low miles
and In the pink OF condition
this value al only 81 ,2ss.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

CORVAIRS 81 Mona coupe with
4-speed floor shift, +, and h., 2 TO
choose from. in spotless condition
YER SPRING, 1870 East-WeSt
hwy, Ju. 7-10g9. JU. 0-l434.
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED

ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
model cars. Before you sell. see
L. p. erEUART cHRYsLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave EN-. 3-4S00