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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE !

RAMBLER Rebel VS. go sta. vas.
q SELECT used car fully equip.
L. p. SAFFORD RAMBLER CITY
RAMSEY and COLESVILLE RID.
Across From New-Car showroom
s. s.. MD. JU. 5.6616
RAMBLER 80 de luxe 4-dr., heater,
auto, white finish, 2-tone interior,
21,OO0 actual miles. real econ
omy car; owner. Only $1,245.
BOWMAN
MOTOR SALES, INC.
7445 Ga. Ave. NV, RA. 6-l122
RAMBLER '55 American sta. wag,,
SHso' wF ,.fpsn sFsns' good cOnd' SS@O'
RAMBLER SO American 9-dr. Sc
dan, auto, radio. owner. tnspec-
tion guaranteed. $S95.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
goth and NJ SITS. NV. 965-l70O|
RAMBLER Amer. $50 2-dr. sta, wag.,
stand. trans, q SELECT used car,
1-yr. warranty. $79b.
L. P. Stafford RAMBLER CITY
Across From Nsw-car Showroom, a
RAMBLER '6e Custom 400 con-
vert. all white with red leather
interior. WV tires. only 5000
miles, hydramatic. D. strng. and
brakes, T. ana h., tust like new,
American Service Center
STUDEBAKER-LARK- K-MERCEDES
5S5 ~ Glebe Rd.. Arl,, Va.
ia. 7-T722 ia. 7-244O
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ARLINGTON
RAMBLER

SO15 N. Moore st. (Rosslynl
END OF KEY BRIDGE
ROLLS ROYCE '62 4-dr., SI3,5O0,
black, new car left over, never
sold, never used. 3-year warranty.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn.
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BOWMAN

RAMBLER 80 de luxe 4-dr., heater,
auto, white finish, 2-tone interior,
21,000 actual miles. real econ
omy car; l owner. Only S1,245.
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RAMBLER 'o1 Amer. y2.door sedan
stand; trans Ans &, and b. $4,000 mi;
RAMBLER 80 4-dr.' sedan, heater,
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HOLLYWOOD
Three Scury Movies
Look at NucIeor War

love" are Columbia releases, al
though they have seemingly
identical themes: Frantic eff
forts to head off q nuclear war.
The reason appears to be
legal. "Fail-Safe," from the
best-seller by Eugene Burdick
and Harvey Wheeler. was
planned as an independent film
by o new company headed by
Max Youngstein. Complica-
tons arose from q suit by Peter
George, who claimed the Fail
Safe" plot copied his novel
Rcd Alert" on which
"Strangelove" was based.
"Fail-safe" became q Column
Ibia release. and 1t is expected
that the suit will be dropped.
The film was shot recently in
New York with Sidney Lumet
directing Henry Fonda, Dan
O'Herlihy, Walter Nathan and
others.
OHerlihy reported the prof.
ect failed to get any coopera-
ton from the Air Force--not
Unexpectedly. SO how did the
company get such props as
radar scopes2 BY copying them
out Of scientific magazines.
I'VE weren't allowed to use
Air Force planes, Of course,
added o'Herlihy. $50 we did Q
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scene Of me emerging from O
commercial plane at LaGuardia
Field. AS I walked to my car,
the camera caught rows Of Air
Force planes in the back
ground"
"Fail-Safe" is straight dra-
ma, based on an accidental
triggering of nuclear war. The
President (Fonda) then works
feverishly from his bomb shell
ter to prevent devastation Of
the earth.
In "Strangelove" the war Il
started by q psychotic Ali
Force general. But the film Il
apparently played for laughs.
1T is q nightmare comedy.
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churian Candidate") is direct
ing.
How would such a story be
received by foreisners2
Il think 1t will show them we
are aware of the dangers OF
too much military thinking in
government" says Douglas,
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Fletcher Knebel- Charles Bailey
best seller, 1t pcrtrays an at
tempted takeover Of the Presi-
dency by, rnilitarists in the
1905.
Burt Lancaster is the power
hungry general, Kirk Douglas
the Marine colonel who shifts
out the plot and Edmond o.
Brien the Georgia Senator who
helps the President lick it.
John Frankenheimer oman
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says Director Stanley KubricA
c'LOlita"").
LaughmakerS include Peter
Sellers. George c. Scott. ster-
ling Hayden and Keenan, Wynn
The film is nearing completion
in England.
Frederic March has been
elected President OF Seven
Days In May" q Paramount
production. BASED on the
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LA BELLE AMERICAINE"-A shiny American convertible
comic burden for poor Partisan IAborer
THE BHRDS"Our feathered friends strike back in SUI
perior chller directed by Alfred Hitchcock
"bEEAkFAsT AT THFANY'S"-Audrey Hepburn captivates
In q slick and sophisticated romantic comedy.
"DR. Notwithstanding movie version Of Ian FeminR's
novel, with Sean COnnery James Bond gentleman spy.
"GKANT-GcOrge Stevens pctoray impressive film Of Edna
Ferber's novel about Texas crude oil miionares
GREAT ExPECTATIONS"-SOmewha elderly (lSA7) but
really wonderful film version Of the Dickens classic
THE RAVENVncent Price, Peter LORE and Boris KarOff
cheerfuly spool themselves and their horror films
ITO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD"-Harper Lees Pulitzer Prize
novel becomes one Of the best motion pictures ever
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whose company is reproducing.
"Dr. Strangelove" probably
will reach the theaters first,
being set for a September re-
lease. Seven Days in May" will
probably be out before years
end, with ''Fail-Safe" arriving
third, possibly In the spring.
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C N. 10y '1I eoupe, blue, factory
va way S seasl ss slssj windows and 8.
Open Weekdays TIL QpM
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from your new car dealer
$l,745 DELIVERED
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lMP0RI-SP0RTS

RENAULT 80 Dauphine, oTigina
coral finish, true one-0Wner, love
y car. Week end special, $500
sash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
4 Auth. Renault-Peugeot Dealer
Ga. Ave. ct Univ. Blvd. e49-37OC
RENAULT '02 Caravelle hardtoT
and soft top, alpine white finish
$4,000 actual miles, fully equipped
month-end savings S1,6S6. Cash
trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Renault- Peugeot Dealer
Ga. Ave. ct Univ. Blvd. g4g-210C
RENAULT 'bs 4-CV, pure trans.
portation. 40 m,p,G.. S2ee. Cash
"H0i uSSiiTiEsphm HuTo SALES
Auth. Renault- Peugeot Dealer
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 040-.7OO
RENAULT 80 pauphine. r, and H.,
S30b, METRO M0TORH' Rossiyn
Va, ia. 4-0OO7. -
RENAULT $50 Dauphine, $3.50 Of
R Sfss Sttsr' M SSsoss csyysland ave
RENAULT DAUPHINE '0i excel
eond., $4,000 miles. $3.50 doWE
ance OF S67b. CAN GRACE VIII.
SON at 367-S7Oa after 4 pm
during wk. and all day on wk
ends. eau 06i-3002 before $50
SUNBEAM ALPINE 80. red, ex.
Gel. cOnd., reasonable, must sell
due departure. EN-. 3-1e42.
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lindsay OIdS-Cadillac

.sv,,Idl VyIHgELlED DEALER"
ov. sss .osseo SHOPPING CIR; !"
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TAKOMA FORD

7o2s cannon. AVE. 10 $4,000
CnEvX II '6S hardtop. 3 eyIs;.
s si.ss' /. Sec go actual miles Just me
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) csfb.. Italian BODY S.O soins Z over ssr
sea; ;ssi; i,ssS. MR; DEAN bU. 8.
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FoRD '5s VS. Teton, equip. 70 pull
mobile homes. 6-ft, steel bed. see
81 14OS n. Mash st.. Arlington. or
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1OOI Ng0CIIIIdC-OIU
1900 End 81. NV. FR. 7-26N(
CADILLAC '63 COMPANY offir5s
ears. most models 70 choose from
these cars have been driyen w Il,
company Officials for very fev
mmiIes. Al models air conditioned
OPEN EVERY EviENfNds m . pm
suburban Cadillac-Old
le20 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 0-57OC
CADILLAC '02 EidoFado 1soId'
s sSers 6n1.., irA.cToRY AR blu
LlndSQV 0lde-Hod;iloo
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Arlington Ford

lsl7 n MOORE ST. "a. 1890
CHkx. SO black 4-dr. 6.cyi., std
sond:: $40. 70. s.tCae. - -000
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V0LKsWAGEN 80 1890" statiou
sFH%: sOOS S' sC:ESS r s1EEi 4
ton Funeral Home Lott. Ai'nA'
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V0LKsWAGEN 1862 convsTf
white, black top. for iIawed. sais'
t Eso. sSac. a 81 4 500; Phone
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s.S sa, PEI SsIF: -. it.. q "a. power Win.
Omen WeSHdo ws Iygl a ms
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SIS N. 0Iebe Rd., Arl. IA. 7-77ss
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FORD 80. Mechanics dream. 1-ton
..ak.' log Sso MI nssss motor sn r.
tRppUcTs CO.. e7i-7000, MI
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y q g, 50 y,v radio, heater, traded
CAPITAL IMPORTS
-. SALES AND SERVICE
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. a44-63OO
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(coNTlNuEp)

/ K1RMANN GAIA 80. red. Wv.
new, office 23S-S3S5, residence,
NE. A-64CO. Ext. 4JR'
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TEMPLE
MOTOR co. ~
BUTCK-FIAT-OPEL
1917 DIAGONAL RID.

l006 Law. HIGHWAY
SILVER SPRING Ju. STAT
RENAULT $50 4-dr. sed., clean In
side and cut. white finish and In
ter. Excel. running c0nd., doesn't
burn oil, 81. 600 act. mi, 5 new
tires, WIZ pass any insp. Must sell.
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:, CAN Your Authofized Dealer
n. 9: LANIzSCH. INC. CIR. 3-7D72
V0LKsWAGEN 1857 SunFoof, p b.
Phone SSo nssooss. a.7s ss .sl.7se ond.. $500
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TAKOMA ,FORD
7O25 CARROLL AVE. nj AZ

.U.9 GAlLHULL AVE. 10. le-fO0O
CHEyR0LET 20 impSia z-do6r
ns51q1top sedan, 2bO-h,p., auto
n mn.,e cn,, t.ransnissien, "a. n6..
tires. al eItF S,o p .6 RsS NJ, w;iS.
$4,000. Gail Ss4. a7as' - Hll -
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i$s as.,s sss: 1855 RSSs5 'RS'R
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Rosenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
Columbia Pike and 5. 0iebe ia,
Arnngk0R, We. IA. 4-H70O
cnEvn0LEf 80 station wagon.
P Ito; e. p ,,,IT ~ o ,attirss. b-eyL
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VQlksWA0ENs. '6S. brand. 11V
shipment. complete choice Oh col.
ors and equipment.
LSUNROOES AND SEnANS
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v0LKswAGEN, KARMAN : GINA
i nsteou. ,Ss red 3D. very Low pllsaEs
Ss aoS guarantee. RetaIls over
many. Sacrifice, S2,ISS
zs77. Ma. e.s644.
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Rosesn!thal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
.Columhia, Pike and 8. 0lebe I'd.
Arlington, Va. IA 4-9fOO
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v0LKsWA0EN '0I- 2-df.- ssd.
i Srsee als sSSd cOnd.. low INF. 400
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This price includes .overriber
bumpers, leatherette inferior.
heater and whlte-Wail tires.
,UNITED AUTO sALEs
MAsIMzxLAND,s FOREIGN CAR CTR.
NEW CAR SHOWROOM AND
GAIES OFFICE
sAa. ave: Ct univ. Blvd. 0Ao.27OO
vOLKSWAGEN $50, clean. Tood
SxSs 1898 K [ s ave. n. OS LAP
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H0LKsWAGEN 'eI S-dF. 1ed- ?
going overseas. $500. JA.s s. Ssdn
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v0LksWAGEN '62 sedan. gray With
ssns:. si:.Sss: CT a1N s-SssOif.. r' soed
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w 80 DE- luxe Nicfo6uS. s., 600,
81 hamelet COW. S25. "a. Z.
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vAUxHALL 80 l-dF. sedan. black
REQ leather upholstery. very clean
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DOLLAR MOTORS
S7iS 81 SsIadsnys 6girE I'd.
CHEVR0fFT sao I-T.-zA

o IIsl. 80 Bel Air Cd,
gg oMer brakes standard shift. se26.
gu u: 3.6273, Non. Fri.
ChkYY ~ "2l0'F de luxe Cdr
Gs1sn' ieeaut. cond.. Aut0. .tralls,
Qnly 10000 miles. IKE. ds6f1O'
CaEy 80 Impala, white, S4s-eu. :
n vro. stand. trans. 7. and h.,
p.s... best offer. 3b4-5Os2. Ne
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EhIUMFHg '63 new and used. EEL
s S1v II:s.' H sSSsT SS .TiiiSS%pS. Bran.
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ALTO ROMEO 81 Convertible. r.
and h.. beautiful gray finish, red
interior. extra nice condition
throgghout. Hurry for this one.
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excel q .I,., sc ssS mi. si .iSi
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Ca ss Dc viIls.type coupe. fui
powsI. 5iseayne blue. orig. int.
one owner, the most car nons,
San eny for .$1.lgB. THACKFf
mUIVhs 18th ana n ]. ave
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OLMSTEAD
TRTTrMpHs 1oea

TRIUMPH $50 TRIO station wac
On, original gray and white fin
ish, : new. tires. ali leather
Interior. Week end special, Sass.
Cash. trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO aAI,ma
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CADILLAC '57 Fleetwood z-dF. Id.
oo az; fI eond sou HS ar aIo send, siiSS
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r 1-Sx 'Se, red red beauty, .. and b.,
dlSC ga z.sso;S Se 81. n oEF raced. Cali
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ARMSTRONG NEALE

MORRIS MINOR 81 B-passenger
economy sedan. liks,new cond..
i tssm. Sp FeR az e SP s5 Eaa :oS %
North FAIRFAX dr.. Arl.. Va. ia,
$4,000 lopp. Arlington Funeral
Home LOU.
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Segovio to Play
At Cabinet Series

Andres Segovia, famed CLASH
cal guitarist, viii give a concert
March IS for q select audience
In the State Department audi
torium.
Sponsored by the Presidents
cabinet as part Of its Artist
Series" the program Is the
sixth. Others have featured the
late poet Robert Frost, Carl
Sandburg, Marian Anderson,
Thornton Wilder and the origi-
nal cast Of the Royal Shakes
peare Company in THE Hollow
Crown"
Postmaster General Day will
act as host. The audience will
include members Of the Cabi-
net. Supreme Court. Congress
and the diplomatic corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-04
Lawyer Named
To Policy Group
Ry the Asaoeiated Press

Secretary Of mme cree
Hodges has announced the
appointment Of Vincent Maca-
luso as executive secretary Of
the Presidents Advisory Com
nittee ON acknowledgement
Policy.
Mr.. Macaluso replaces DR.,
Jack Stieber, who. resigned to
return to Michigan State Uni
versity where he is director Of
the School of Labor and In
dustrial Relations. Mr.. Hodges
is chairman of the committee,
Mr.. Macaluso, 40, has been
labor counsel for the American
Bosch Corp. and an attorney.
specializing in labor law. for
Western Electric Co.
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Senute to Air
Patent Policies
BY the Associated Press

Senator Long, Democratic Of
Louisiana, has announced that
a small business subcommittee
he heads will start four days Of
hearings on Thursday on Gov
eminent patent policies.
The chairman Of the Federal
Trade Commission, Justice De-
partment officials. and ALL
CLIO President George Meany
will be among the witnesses.
Senator Long has urged that
Government retain patent
right to inventions developed in
Government-financed research
programs. Some Federal agen-
cies provide for this, while
others do not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-04
BY the Associated Press

A Republican Senator has
chided President Kennedy fol
not fighting for tax reforms.
One Democratic colleague
agrees with him, in effect, while
another has announced he
would oppose one of the prin-
cipal changes asked by the ad-
ministration.
Senator Heating, Republican
Of New York. said Mr.. Kennedy
in remarks he made last week
appeared willing to drop his
entire reform package IL he
could Just get a tax cut through
Congress"
Senator Heating was refer
ring to statements Mr.. Ken
nedy made to an economic
growth symposium in which he
made clear he wants Congress
to vote this year a cut Of at
least $40 billion, even If II
shelves the tax revisions he
has proposed.
II think he is giving up too
soon," Senator Heating said
TAX reform has been needed
for years. If we work at it, we
should be able to get a cut and
some reform, too"
Douglas FavOrs Reforms
Senator Douglas. Democrat
Of Illinois, interviewed by SEN
ator Heating on a tapped radio
television program for New
York stations yesterday, did not
name the President but said he
regards tax reforms just as
important as the tax cut" and
is opposed to dropping them.
And, Senator Kefauver, DEM
ocrat of Tennessee Joined the
opposition to one Of the prin-
cipal changes asked by the
President, the 5 per cent floor
on itemized deductions in IN
come tax returns.
II don't believe in cutting a
program to what you think you
can get accomplished" Senator
Douglas said. IT think you
should really try to do what
you think is right and that If
you do that, you'll get more
than you otherwise would"
Senator Douglas, a member
Of the tax-writing Senate Fin
ance Committee. said that IF
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coTumnist TO Speak

Marjorie Holmes. The Eve
ming Star columnist and au-
thor Of many children's books,
win speak at a meeting Of the
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
at 1880 pm. Saturday at the
Manor Country Club. Norbeck,
Md.
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Keoting Sees Kennedy
Quitting on Tx Reform

we do not get tax reforms in
connection with this bill, it's
probable that we won't get
them for a generation"
The Kennedy Program
The program Mr.. Kennedy
submitted would cut taxes by
$13.6 billion eventually but pro-
vides for recapturing $3.3 bill
lion through changes in the
tax structure:
The bulk Of the anticipated
revenue gains would be $2.3
billion from the provision that
itemized deductions could be
claimed only above 5 per cent
of gross income.
The administration argu-
m ent is that, even with such
a trimming Of deductions, the
new rates would bring lower
tax bills for nearly all tax
payers. But Senator Kefauver
said. in a statement, the pro-
vision would strike hardest at
our heavily taxed middle
income groups and at the
churc h es and charitable in
situations"
This proposal has drawn
strong opposition, in and out Of
Congress, and several legislators
have said they consider 1t
dead.
Neither Senator Heating nor
Senator Douglas mentioned it
in outlining tax revisions they
favor.
Other Views Aired
Senator Heating said he sup
ports the Presidents proposals
for more liberal deductions for
child-care and for income-av-
eraging by writer's, athletes, ac-
tors and others whose income
varies widely from year to year.
Senator Douglas said he
feels there have been abuses in
stock options and capital gains
that should be corrected. He
said also he favors reduction
Of the 271a per cent oil and gas
depletion allowance.
Senator Kefauver said o bill
including the proposed limita-
ton on itenized deductions
would mot be fair unless It
also included reforms that af-
feet the large taxpayers and
special interests"
He referred specifically to
repeal Of the lobbying expense
deduction and tighter restric-
tons on expense account de-
auctions, foreign tax Ravens
and capital gains abuses"
Evening star., 1963-12-29

Of their daughter Patricia
Ann to 1t. Qg) Grady Hine
Phillips, USN. son Of Mrs.
Coy Tstum Phillips and the
late DR.. Phillips Of Green's
boro, N. c. The wedding took
place yesterday at the United
States Naval Chapel in
Washington. The couple will
live in Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
ShetIey-Frederick

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Frederick Of Falls Church,
Va, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Susan to
Mr.. William A. Shelley, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Shet-
ley Of Manassas, yesterday
at St. James Catholic
Church, Falls Church.
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CompoonoIi-Soyre

Mr.. Reginald James Sayre
Of Wheaton announces the
marriage Of his daughter
Kathleen Marie to Mr.. Mich
olas Paul Campagnoli, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
Campagnoli Of Washington.
The bride is also the daugh-
ter Of the late Mrs. Sayre.
The wedding took place
yesterday at Saint Catherine
Laboure Church in Wheaton.
The couple will live in Mary
land.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

telle to 1t. Q.g) John Fred
erick Abel. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Frederick Abel Of Ar
lington, Va. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
New Zion Methodist Church.
The couple will live in New
port, r. I.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

Herbert Milwit Of Bethesda,
Nd. The wedding took place
December 81 at the Interna-
tional Inn. The couple will
live in Adelphi, Nd.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Jones-ChoImers

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kimberly Chalmers Of West
moreland Hills, Nd, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Margaret Louise to
Ensign Thomas Howard
Jones, jr., USN, son Of Mrs.
William L. Neal Of Reno.
New, and the late Mr.. Jones.
The wedding took place
Evening star., 1963-12-29
MiIwit- Bremen

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney F.
Brenner Of Silver Spring
announce the marriage of
their daughter Carol Ro-
chelle to Mr.. Samuel G.
Milwit, son Of Col. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
AbeI-Boker

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
gar Baker Of New Zion, S. c.,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Margaret Es-
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Disenbocher-NeoI

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ed
ward Neal, ST, Of Rixeyville,
Va, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Barbara to
Mr.. Alfred L. DinSenbacher,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
NJ. Dinsenbacher Of Burbank,
Calf. The wedding took
place yesterday at the Sixth
United Presbyterian Church
In Washington. The couple
will live in Philadelphia, Pa.
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Pipe-WoIferston-
Cobey

DR.. and Mrs. Milton c.
Cobey Of Washington an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Fredericka Black
well to Mr.. Martin Weston
Pipe-wolferstan, son Of Mrs.
Margaret Claire Pipe-Wolfer-
stan Of Cambridge, England,
and the late Col. Swynfen
Francis olferstan,
Royal Corps of Signals. The
wedding took place yesterday
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yesterday at the All Saints
Episcopal Church in Chevy
Chase. The couple viii live in
Schenectady. NY, for six
months following which
Ensign Jones will be trans
ferred to New London, Conn.
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Wickenden-Gunn

DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Mansfield Gum Of Chevy
Chase. Nd, announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Wendy to Mr.. Herbert Ar
thur John Wickenden, son Of
the Rev. John E. Wickenden
and Mrs. Wickenden Of Nj
agara Falls, N. Y. The we'd
ding took place December II
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WEDDINGS

In the National Cathedral.
The couple win live in New
York City.
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In Niagara Falls. N. Y. The
couple win live In Syracuse,
N. Y.
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PhiIIips-Pumphrey

Mr.. and Mrs. George La
than Pumphrey Of Washing
ton announce the marriage
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Cernok-ReiIIy

Mr.. and MIS-. William P.
Reilly Of Milwaukee. Wis,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Mary Marga-
ret to Mr.. John Christopher
Cermak. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Cermak Of Hop
kins, MINI. The wedding
took place yesterday at st.
Sebastian Church in Nil
waukee. Wis. The couple will
live in Washinoton
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MondaythroughF
day, you still moY see
our enchanting Inter-
notionol Windows. on
F Street. Looking like
greet doll houses, they
depict, via merry
moving figures, the
customs of the season
in many lands.
Wednesday, New
Yeor's DoY all our
stores will be closed
for the holiday.
This Week, if there's
q stork coming to your
house, you ore invited
to enroll in our Red
Cross Mother and
Child Core Glasses.
They start January 6.
run through the 24th,
Mondays and Thurs
doys, 1000 am. TO
1900 noon and GAS
to S:45 pm. For fur
ther information, call
Mrs. T. Smith, R.Nv
347-530o. extension
32s. P. S., The evening
classes are for
fothers-to-be, too.
This Week, we're
calling all teens
(feminine) to register
for the Teen-oge
Shape and Beauty
Clinic, TO be held at
our Wheaton Plaza
Store on Saturday.
January II. Register
now and make sure
of your tickets -. at
Teen-oee Depart
ment, Wheoton PIozo.
Our guest speakers:
HiIdegorde Carns
from Elizabeth Arden,
and the Foshion and
Educational Directors
| from Warner Slim
| weor-Lineerie.
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