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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
LETTERS TO THE STAR

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VISTAS IN SCIENCE
New Wonders of Air Force Research

An instrument which can
detect a distance change of
as much as a sixteenth of an
inch between New York and
Pasadena has been developed
for the United States Air
Force.
This is the extensometer
produced by DR.. Hugo Ben
loft, Of California Institute
OF Technology, under a con-
tract with the Air Force Of
flee Of Scientific Research.
1t was developed, says an
Air Force report on the ac-
complishment, to measure
strains in the earth's crust
I'm the form of very long
period waves that are pro-
duced by earthquake waves
and free vibrations such as
are excited by earthquakes
and tidal forces from the eff
fects of the sun and moon"
How It Operates
The extensometer will con-
sist Of two long fused quartz
tubes set at right angles to
each other and set in tunnels
cut In the Sierra Nevada
mountains IT'S miles north of
Pasadena. One end Of each
tube is fastened to the rock
wall OF the tunnel while the
other is free and when ex-
cited writes its movement on
a moving, time = correlated
paper record.
DR.. Benioff feels that the
sensitivity will be so great
that the equipment also will
be able TO record the impact
on the earth OF radiation
storms and perhaps detect
very faint gravitational
waves predicted by Albert
Einstein. which nobody yet
has been able to detect.
-
The Air Force now has UNI
der construction a l50-foot
radio telescope. which will
be one Of the three instru-
ments Of the sort In this
country.
1t is being set up at the
Sycamore Hill Observatory at
Hamilton, Mass. The others
are operated by Stanford
University at Palo Alto, Calf,
and by the National Research
Council near Chesapeake
Bay, Md.
A large number OF pro-
grams Of particular Air Force
interest are planned for the
instrument when IL is placed
In operation. Radiations from
planets will be studied TO de-
termine the likelihood OF
planetary atmospheres as we'll
as the mechanism causing
radiation from the planets.
The study Of Jupiter's radia-
ton, especially, may provide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
Benefits of Council

The League Of Women Vot-
ers of Montgomery County
has urged the County Coun-
Gil to reconsider its decision
to withdraw membership in
the Metropolitan Washington
Council of Governments when
the present dues payment
expires on June 80, 1868.
Problem S of increasing
complexity and magnitude in
the Metropolitan Washington
region cannot be solved BY
each local government work.
ing Independently. The Met
ropolitan Council provides q
forum for elected represent
atives Of the different juris-
dictions in the area to share
ideas and present their diver
gent points of view. It offers
an opportunity for them to
explore ways Of working to-
gether without sacrifice Of
local control. Experiences Of
other metropolitan areas
have shown that economies
can be effected and efficiency
improved through co-opera-
tive and co-ordinated attacks
on common problems.
II the Montgomery County
Council participates actively
in the work Of the Metropoh-
tan Council during the re-
naming four and : a half
months Of its membership,
we believe the benefits of
inter-governmental co-opera-
ton will become apparent
and hope the decision to
withdraw may be reversed.
Mrs. c. Nj. Derryberry,
President. League of
Women Voters of
Montgomery County, Md.
MesSrs. Horsky and Stol-
zenbach, though residents of
Montgomery County, repre-
sent the liberal leadership"
for area wide planning
involvement. They and Presi-
dent Kennedy. who appointed
them. seemingly see the Met
ropolitan Area as one COM
munity-which is synony-
nous with metropolitan gov
eminent" Such a govern
ment embraces the concept
of a sociological order as OPP
posed to the Republican con-
cept of a politico-economic
order.
A predominant majority Of
Montgomery citizens voted TO
reverse the course of history
upon which the liberal lead
ership had embarked, some
Is years ago. The course
(Which represented the lib
eral strategy" for metro in
volvement) entailed a long
term program of public ed
ucation designed to convince
a substantial majority OF the
citizens that such involve
ment was inevitable" The
decision Of the Montgomery
County Council to secede
from the Metropolitan
Council Of Governments,
appears to be an obligatory
first step toward devising a
public education program
which will carry out the man.
date Of the electorate.
Government of the people,
by the people. for the peo-
pie" will perish If the news
papers (which are the only
educational media Of anv
consequence fail to clarity
the issues and concepts in
volved in the present "politi-
cal" and educational" con-
troverSies. Mrs. J. c. Burton.
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information on our own at
moSphere and on solar
storms. All these studies
have a bearing on commune
cation and space navigation.
Studies Of the aurora BY
means of radio star scint-
illation, which has been in
progress for several years
with smaller radio detectors.
will be expanded. with a de-
lection twice as great as has
been available before, fainter
noise sources can be detected.
Precision tracking of deep
space probes is provided for
in the design. This will not
be carried out initially, how
ever, due TO limitation on
funds.
United States Air Force
engineers have developed an
entirely new technique for
converting the suns heat
into electric power. Signifi-
cant is the fact that the APP
paratus used has no moving
parts and cannot be damaged
by radiation such as would
be encountered In space
flights passing through the
Van Allen belt.
The electricity is produced
In a so-called "thermionic
system" by heating some
solid material TO the point
where electrons boil Off"
cross q vacuum and collect
on a cool surface. With the
circuit closed a current OF
electricity results. Present
method OF getting electricity
from the sun is by use OF
solar cells which operate al
relatively low temperatures.
In the new system the solar
heat will be concentrated up
TO about 5000 degrees.
Special Metals Needed
theoretically at least. says
an Air Force report on the
new system, the thermionic
generators can be made
cheaper and lighter than
solar cell generators with the
same or better efficiencies.
They believe these may be
an important step towards a
secondary power for space
exploration.
Problems still facing the
investigators include materi-
ais that will Withstand the
high temperatures and keep
the electron collector cool.
Maximum efficiency Is OBJ
tanned when there Ia the
smallest practicable space be-
tween the emitter and coli
lector - q space no wider
than five ten-thousandths OF
an inch. The electrons have
difficulty crossing q much
greater distance.
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said Red China still is de-
termined to "liberate" Formosa,
but is banking on the United
States-Chinese ambassadorial
talks in Warsaw to effect with
drawal of United States troops
from the Nationalist held
island.
The editorial was billed as a
reply to the United States Com
munist Party. which had in
dorsed Mr.. Khrushchev's jibe
that the Red Chinese talk
loudly about resisting colonial
ism, but do nothing about
British Hong Kong or Portu-
guese Macao.
Mr.. Khrushchev brought up
the issue before the Soviet
Parliament in December while
defending the Soviet backdown
in Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Special U. N. Session

UNITED NATIONS, Mar. 8
(AP). The United Nations
General Assembly will open a
special session May IA to work
out a formula for sharing costs
of peace-keeping operations
among the ITO member nations.
Peace-keeping forces in the
Congo and the Middle East put
a severe drain on the resources
of the financially troubled
would organization after the
Soviet Union and others re-
fused to support them.
Five proposals call for added
United States contributions to
the peace-keeping costs. But
the United States said yester-
day it will not accept bills for
more than the 32.02 per cent
share it pays of regular U. N,
costs, and any additional con-
tributions will depend on what
other countries pay.
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Seek to Free Newsmen

LONDON, Mar. 8 (AP)-
Newspapers, legislators and
lawyers joined today in de-
manding the release of two
British newsmen jailed for re-
fusing to tell the sources Of
their information about the
private life of a homosexual
spy.
A drive also mounted to
change the law which jailed
Brendan Mulholland, 20, Of the
Daily Mail, and Reginald Fos-
ter, So, free-lance writer for
the Daily Sketch.
The high court sentenced the
pair after they had refused to
answer before an espionage
tribunal where they got in
formation about William John
Vassall, Admiralty clerk con-
victed last October as a Soviet
spy and sentenced to serve 10
years. The newsmen also re-
fused to give their sources be-
fore the high court, on the
ground they had been given the
information in confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
BIuckmuiI CHARGED

LONDON, Mar. 8 (AP).-
Britain has accused Soviet in
telligence agents of trying to
blackmail another British En-
bassy employe in Moscow into
spying.
A Foreign office spokesman
said the agents approached
Ivor Rowsell, AZ, the Embassy
transport officer. on February
20 and threatened to disclose
an alleged incident in his
private life unless he spied for
the Soviet Union.
Mr.. Rowsell reported the in
cident, the spokesman said, and
he and his wife were sent home
IN their own interest. No details
Of what the Russians threat
ened to make public were
nprOtIYnrad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Park Use Permits
Now Available

Permits for use Of public
park and athletic facilities can
now be obtained on Saturdays
as well as weekdays from the
ID. C. Recreation Department
at S149 Sixteenth street NV.
Free athletic facilities avail
able by permit to District resi-
dents include 100 tennis courts
plus volleyball. badminton,
handball and horse shoe
courts; softball, football and
soccer fields; archery sites and
marble pits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

ditional delicacy called "ha-
man taschen."
The United Synagogue Youth
group of Montgomery County
Jewish Community Center an
nounced it will hold a Purim
carnival from II am. to 4 pm.
Sunday in the center, East
West highway and Meadow
brook lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
Residents of the H bre W
Home for the Aged will cele-
brate Purim with a special
service at 2 pm. Sunday in the
home, 1125 Spring road NV.
Rabbi Harry j. kaufman, spir-
itual leader of Beth Sholom
Congregation, will speak.
A post holiday Queen Esther
dance will be held by the WASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

ing account was not carried
forward after January 7, 1868.
The last posting to the cash
book was November 30, 1862.
The position of bookkeeper-
auditor provided in the budget
has not been filled
2. The method Of keeping &C.
counts is inadequate to control
expenditures.
3. The formal minutes of
meetings we're not available.
4. The terms Of a lease on
operating quarters provide for
payment of rent on the prem
Uses beyond the life Of the
grant. The premises are owned
by the Adam Clayton Powell
Foundation.
5, Inadequate personnel rec
ords were kept.
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eminent has accused Ghana of
fragrant interference" in seek
ing of Security Council investi-
CATION into the two-year- old
murder of former Congolese
Premier Patrice Lumumba.
Congo Foreign Minister JUS
tin Bomboko wired Council
President Geraldo de Carvalho
Silos of Brazil that his govern
.ment feels the case is an in
ternal matter.
Ghana needs the assent of
seven Council members to get
the issue on the agenda. The
United States, France and Brit
ain are said to feel that such a
debate would give the Soviet
Union a forum to press again
for withdrawal of the U. N.
command from the Congo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

which Mr.. Powell is a director.
Representative Ashbrook, Re-
publican Of Ohio. placed in the
Congressional Record a report
Of an audit conducted by the
Department of Health. Educa-
ton and Welfare, which ad-
ministers the juvenile delin-
quency grant program.
Mr.. Ashbrook also placed in
the Record a letter dated
February 20 from Bernard Rus
sell, director of HEW'S Office
of Juvenile Delinquency to
Livingston Wingate, who is in
charge Of the Harlem project.
Mr.. Russell's letter says the
audit notes "a number of de-
ficiencies," and lists the fol-
lowing as examples:
/. The balance in the check
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Bonn-Wursuw Pact

WARSAW, Mar. 8 APP
The West German government
will open its first permanent
mission in Poland under a new
trade agreement with the Polish
government.
The West German trade Of
flee in Warsaw will serve as a
commercial outlet only. But be-
cause West Germany has dip
lomatic relations with no men,
bers Of the Soviet bloc except
the Soviet Union, the agree
ment to open the office is
viewed as a key developmnt in
West Germany's relations with
Communist Eeastern Europe.
The three-year trade pact,
signed. last night after three
months Of bargaining, provides
for German imports from
Poland totaling S116 million a
year and exports to Poland of
S97.5 million. Germany will i'm
port mostly meat and other
foods and export mainly iron
steel and non-ferrous metals.
Congo Reps Ghunu
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Mar. 8 (AP).-The Congo gov,
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New Envoyto US.
Named by japan

TOKYO, Mar. 8 (AP).-
Ryuji Takeuchi was formally
named today as Japan's new
Ambassador to Washington.
The 59-year-old career dip
lomat has served in Britain,
China, the Soviet Union, Ger
many and the United States.
After returning from Bonn,
Mr.. Takeuchi was named vice
foreign minister in 1860 and
became counselor to the for
eign ministry in January of
this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
CornivoIs and Services
ToMork Purim HOLIDAY

The joyous holiday Of Pu-
rim will be celebrated by jew
ish residents of the Washing
ton area starting at shutdown
tomorrow and continuing to
shutdown Sunday.
Purim. meaning 'lots" in
Hebrew, marks the successful
fight of the Jews in ancient
Persia against a plot by Ha-
man, prime minister of Kin g
AhasueruS. to destroy them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

ington Armed Services Commit
tee-Jewish Welfare Board GI-
Hostess Council, at 8:45 pm.
Wednesday in Beth Sholom
Synagogue, 1880 Eastern ave-
nue. NV. 1t will be held as
part of the Second Arme d
Forces Region Spiritual Re-
treat in the synagogue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

The story is told in the Book
Of Esther, which is read during
services in synagogues and tenn
Piles.
During Purim services, chill
dren are encouraged to use
noise-makers to drown out the
name of Haman wheneveR IL
is mentioned.
The festival is also celebrated
with plays, costume balls, car
nivals and the eating of a ira
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Priest on VOL

The Rev. Joseph Spigalon.
assistant pastor of Holy Rosary
Catholic Church, will discuss
Catholic church dogma at 7:05
am. tomorrow on radio station
VOL. The program will be
conducted in Italian and is pre-
scented weekly by the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
CONGO Reps Ghunu

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Mar. 8 (AP) The Congo gov
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WORLD NEWS
WORLD NEWS
Chino Says Twill Get
Hong Kong by Talks

TOKYO Mar (AP).-Red China said today will not
force to take the colonies of Hong Kong Macao but
will get them by peaceful negotiations when conditions are
ripe 1t raped Soviet Premier Khrushchev raising the
issue.
The Picking Peoples Daily as quoted by the Picking radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Audit of Powell Project
indicates Deficiencies
By the Associated Press

Government audit Of the juvenile delinquency project
being conducted in Representative Powes Harlem district re-
ports "a number of deficiencies in procedure reported
yesterday
The project being carried S250OO0 Federal
grant to group known Associated Community Teams of
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE AUTOMOBILES FoR SAN

CHEVROLET 80 InpaIa spors
coupe, z. and h., std trans, Gus
tom interior, 81 as. UNIVERSITY
AUTO SALES, Univ. blvd and Col
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RlIF IN IEIsF
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOVE COLEsVnLE!-Sev choice
2-acre sites remaining in "Panora-
ma HILL" no through traf., city
water, $3.50 up. Call EV. l-7363.
Greater Maryland Prop. J.U s-l2Ao
cCOKEEK, MD, the Moyaone
Reserve homeSites in estab-
hshed residential community. with
woods, fields, ravines. Land use Co
venants for your protection.
THE PISCATAWAY CO., NC.
Blu. 3-7l7l Sat. and Sun.
APPROX. ga ACRES Of land with
spring water. Located on Norwood
road and Norbeck between Georgia
ave. and Layhill I'd. Call MRS.
DECATUR, S24-374l.
ASHTON, ND. ~ acres, part
wooded. $3.50. ASHTON REALTY
co. 3sl-l1l5, 974-463s.
BEAUTIFUL CLEARED LOT
With Shade Trees
In Garrett Park, Nd. VII. 7-Soss
BETHESDA, Montrose ady to
30. s,5ll-sq. 1T. developed area. Sci.
Ter will subordinate, $3.50. p4e-2l3l.
G. A. SCHLESfNGER co.
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GARAGES
AVIATION

DOUBLE GARAGE for rent, in NV.
area Of 18th and Euclid st. Cali
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FORD g Custon Fordor, va, blue,
auio-s q, and p-s-s p-b-s seed
tires, &5zs. 1sS-soos.
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oLDs. "a @F1s" Vs9oa. 6s11tifal
green win Whita tcps 7. and D.,
a b. pew. Only 8; l1l, -.
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N1tA-l AA.a 80 .-lN-.s
CHEW. 20 Impala COW, black. std.
trans P-s. 7. and h. W.. tires,
real nee. al.las
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Ga and o SIS. NV. DE. 7-1uo
CADILLAC - 4-dOoT, se7s. Cash
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE AUTOS and TRUCKS WTp.
CONTINUED
NORTH BEACH PARK
HOLLAND PnRn


WITHIN ] hour Of d. C., IA miles
built Westherboard age On cor.
ner lawn with evergreens and other
shrubbery inclosed with white PICK.
e. fence Within steps Of Bayfront,
convenient 10 large modern marina
and club IN an area d the finest
fishing boating and duckinR, has
screened porches, large living room
with brick fireplace, fully equipped
electric kitchen diring room
osthrooms. 7 large bedrooms With
other extras, only si7.soo Furnished
liberal terms arranged.
No. lover 500 wooded buildina
block or tso a ~ R.v il nri..S
from $500 with as little as 500
down. balance monthly.
No. ) = CHESAPEAKE BEACH, IN
mouse type cottage, fenced yard,
lamp post evergreen, brick flower
box picture window, living room,
fully equipped kitchen, dinette, Z
bedrooms bathroom, large utility
ROOM oil heat, suitable for retired
couple Of small family, only IS SO
BUY NOW AND SAVE.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
Sales, Insurance, Rentals
Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
Phone: 30i-2S7-3ssl
PLACID BAY Estste-Beach lot;
walking dist. to water. 500 and
take over pymts. lel-2Ses.
PORT SUNLIGHT BEACH, ST
MaTys Col lots on waterfront,
Cash or trade for ?? Oh. 1855.
POTOMAC RIVER, King Copsico,
Westmoreland County-First offer.
ing. acres, 800 n Of sand beach,
large lOdge-type home. Perfect for
group or club. Finest fishing
grounds, goose and duck shooting
Near Bushfield Golf and Yacht
Club. Excellent financing. For de-
tails call or write Ben Hubbard,
SCHMIDT 4 WILSON, INC, Real
tors, Warsaw Va. ED. 3-623l, home
OR. 2-2o7s.
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LIST WITH LOHR

WOULD LIKE to purchase 1870
acres, well watered, suitable for
horses, livable house. Within easy
com m U tins distance Of Silver
Spring. Small down payment, low
monthly payment. Reply Box 2-Hl
Star.
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IMPoRT-spoRTS
fCONTlNUEOl

PEUGE0T 'G 1-dr. Eunroof, beaut
off-White, showroom eoud. E-Z term
KENsiNGfoS MOTOR SALES
lo6oi Com. Ave. sfs-7so1
PORsCHE go cabriolet, AMIN
WV low mileage excel. cond
OF. +S4s3 or on. 4stos.
PORs CHE ls5s Convertible %,
good cond-t S90. VII. S-43A
f7soS Crisfield I'd wheaton, Nd.
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sth and o SIS. NV. DE. z-1u,
DILLAC SIS, '6os, ali bod
styles. Priced from 81 SIS. THACK
Err MOTORS, 9Th and r. /. ave
ne, LA s-lio0.
CADILLAC 20 l-dOOr. sl7s. Cash
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oLDs. 81 Ldoor. s1zI casA-Tsrn.
HERSON'S

% snd D s.. NV. DE-. 400
OLDs - A-dF. sedan, pa, p-b-, Z,
80 "a sSesL cord OWNER sc
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Chesapeake Co. Inc.
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

OsxIo), rear Of M
Kennedy ST. NV. For info. call
KENNEDY REALTY CO., ~.
2-l27o.
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BUNKER HILL WEST va. 70 nj.
north Il WINCHESTER, Va, o. Rte, IN.
A--nox. loo-acre limestone farm. ,
beorm. frame house, good barn
and out bidg. Greek Tunnin
through farm and good deep well.
Owner eeceaseds Contact GEORGE
w DANIELS JH-, Bunker Hill
West Va CA. s-ts7l On Sat. or
FAIRFAx-country estate for rent,
Mod z-bedrm- house, % acres Of
land good barn. wonderful for 20
mes, pets, etc. % miles from
Warrington, near Route Ia $50
mo-, IA. 7-os76.
FOR SALE-The 7s-acre cattle farm
near Front Royal has been reduced
from $1,000 20 sll,7So. Owner sick,
must sell, good bldEs, and good
terms. BURNERS REALTY CO.,
"a. l-ooll or 103-ME. S-szs7.
SALE Oh LEASE
ll1-ACRE FARM. near Charlotte
haH Military Academy and Golden
Beach. Completely cleared, present
" being operated as q breeding
farm for thoroughbred race horses.
New masonry stables for 70 horses,
Incl. Office and tack room 9l-mile
training track. Sale price, $4,000.
So. 5-eI3I or 3ol-TU. [3zz3.
81 ACRES. } bedrms., large din.
m,-liv. rm-, combined, KIT. and
BATH oil heat. miles Front ROYAL,
Va, on 4-lane hwy. Nice barn and
outbldgs. VIII finance. NO. 1875.
W-s rooms, bath, 2 acres, east
9de Of South Mountain near Gath
land State Park. Beautiful view Of
iiddletOWn Valley.
(D-Farm. ll6 acres, s-rOOm house,
sprtng, creek near Sharpsburg,
HOWELL c. HAPP, Broker, BOons-
boro, Nd, GE. l-a673
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9Th and o SIS. NV. DE. 2-4701
MERCURY 80 Colony PARK s-pass.
sta. wag., doctors family car. I'm
mac. cond., .p.b., p.s., power rear
window, de l. luggage rack, 4 new
WV. tires, $3.50. Orig. owner
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


CADILLAC - Eld0rsdo BrouEhsm
black white leather throughout, ev.
cry available comfort and conven
tence accessory. Cadillac's finest
Open Weekdays Til 9PM.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l26o zznd s.. NV. re. I-zsoC
CAD. 81 4-dr. h.t.. 7. and b.. fun
power. Low mile prem tires,
Se45 Gog1 suy. OF. 4-4ls7.
CADILLAC - Coupe &c VILE
white, matching black ard white
Interior AIR C0ND., al poNe:
equipment. Sl.s93 EN-. Szl65.
CADILLAC 80 "67'' 4 door, 1 oW
ner, al.sI5. Cash-Terms-Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
HERSON'S

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CADILLAC 1888 Eldorado convert
bic, peri. cond., low mi, u X. gold
paint air cOnd. All extras. Cruise
control, adjustable steering wheel,
etc. $500. JE. 5lSS3.
CADILLAC ~ fleetwood, sir-condi.
TONED, ] owner. S3Jo75. Cssh-Terms-
Trade.