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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-04
Monday Morning Quurterbucks
NAVY
Hardin Points to Punt
AS Key Play in Game

The Irish did this in the Sec
ond period when they ran off
% plays against Is for Navy
They moved SIS yards to a
touchdown in is plays during
this stretch, which made Hard
in feel q bit worried.
II was very apprehensive," he
said. When you can't get the
ball. you can't score"
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Soccer Deadlock

BUDAPEST, Nov. 4 CAPl.-
Hungary and East Germany
drew, 3-3. yesterday in q return
match in the European Cup Of
Champions soccer tournament.
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NdW'sViews
On Bowl Bids
Spelled Out

Capt. Bill Busik. Nays ath-
letic director, answered one
mystifying question about the
conditions the Academy lays
down as prerequisites for &C
cepting q New Years Day bow
bid-what is q representative
season."
First Of all" he said, "it's
got to be a winning season
Then when it's over you look
at the record and say. HMM,
that's a representative sea-
son."
Busik was only partially jok-
ing. But it's no joke that
the Middies are probably the
hottest item on everybody's
invitation list after their 35-14
defeat Of Notre Dame Satur-
day. This brought their record
to six victories against one de-
feat. with Maryland, Duke and
Army still to be met.
-Four Conditions
All Of which prompted Busik
to restate the four conditions
that must be met before Navy
will accept q bid.
First" he said, wed have
to get q bid.
Then we want q represent
alive season.
"The boys must feel they can
spare the time from their
studies, and the administra-
ton must feel q bowl game Is
in the best interest Of the
academy.
Then we have to beat
Army"
Navy has been secuted for at
least four bowls this season
the Cotton, Orange, Gator and
Liberty Bowls-but Busik is not
ready to poll the team on its
reaction on the basis Of what
he was told by the scouts.
Scouts Say Little
They make these routine
tY-iV1c rTt,,.no - 49,. ,,..,.. -.
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Stays and Rockets
Cling to Top Spots

Irung In Northern Virginia by
banking Edison, 1870.
Lee made the biggest Jump in
the top 10, coming from the
last spot to seventh, Q gain Of
eight points. after beating
Hammond. 1875, for its seventh
league victory in eight starts.
The Lancers. whose lone blem-
ish was q 60 loss to Mclean.
with q series Of breaks still
could win their first Virginia
title.
B-CC Drops Out
Last weeks eighth-place
team, Bethesda Chevy Chase,
fell from the top 10 after tying
Wheaton, 90. The Barons
GID thus were eliminated
from the Montgomery County
title race. Their only loss was
q 7-6 squeaker to Richard
Montgomery, but two scoreless
ties were their downfall.
Wheaton remained In ninth
place and DuVal moved back
into the select group by blank
ing SurTattsville. 1870. DuVal's
SOL record leads the Prince
Georges County League, with
one week remaining. The Tig-
ers, who never have won q foot
ball championship since the
school opened four years ago,
have only Bladensburg (3-2-D
in the way. High Point Is right
on their heels with @ 81 mark.
The top 10, with total points
(first-place votes and records
in parentheses):
l-DeMatha co. (7-O)- so
2-Rich. Mont. C8-0-D- 40
3-St. Johns (6-D---- Al
@Georgetown Prep (f-O 43
5-Washingt'n-Lee GOD 80
6-McLean (7-1-D &c., Is
lice (8-1) -..-- 10
S-Wakefield C7-1-D - 18
9-Wheaton CID ------- IL
10-DuVal (6-1-D - IL
Other teams receiving points
were Bethesda Chevy Chase, 8;
George Washington, 2; Roose-
welt. Phelps and Episcopal. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-04
BY STEVE HERSHEY
star stafi writer

The top two teams in The
Stars weekly high school ratine
list. having clinched at Least
3 tie for their respective league
championships, today held theiI
poll positions for the third
straight week.
DeMatha rolled to its seventh
consecutive victory, 27-6 over
Gonzaga, and now has a Sc
record In the Catholic League
with one game remaining. This
marks the fifth straight week
the Stays have polled all six
first-place votes from The
Stars scholastic staff.
Richard Montgomery whipped
Gaithersburg. 1910, to increase
its overall record to 8-0-l and
its Montgomery County League
mark to SOL. The Rockets
meet Wheaton C4-1-D for the
title in their final game Satur-
day at Rockville.
st. Johns, idle last week,
stayed in third and picked up
II points for a total of a. just
two behind Richard Mont
gomery. Georgetown Prep
broke its fourth-place deadlock
with Wakefield by coasting past
q league rival, st. James of
Hagerstown, and now owns a
l5-game winning streak. The
Little Hoyas picked up 10 points
over last week and now have
AZ.
Wakefield Falls
Wakefield fell from fourth to
eighth after being tied BY York.
town (S-5-D. The Warriors
Sol in Group la play, still
are tied for the lead with Nc
Lean but meet Washington-Lee
(5-0-D Friday night.
WI stepped up q notch to
fifth. replacing Wakefield. after
topping Stuart. 1870, for its
sixth straight overall. Mclean
also advanced a spot to sixth,
with rs points. The Highlanders
protected their half Of the top
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BY ROBERT SOAIAIERs
star STAFF Writer

In q game In which Navy
scored IS points, one punt does
not seem very important at
first glance.
But the way Wayne Hardin,
the Navy coach, sees It. that
was the key to the Middies'
35-14 conquest Of Notre Dame
Saturday.
Joe Ince. Nays punter, was
back to kick on q fourth-and-
nine situation at the Middies'
So during the second quarter.
Center Bruce Kenton's pass
skinned along the ground, and
after Ince fielded the ball he
had to run for his life to avoid
those blood-thirsty Irish line
men.
Unlike Dan McGinn, the
Notre Dame punter. Ince had
no intention Of either running
or passing. All he wanted to-
do was kick. And he finally
did-on the dead run.
It wasn't q very long kick,
covering only 20 yards to the
Notre Dame AZ. But this was
infinitely more comfortable
than to have the Irish perched
on the Navy rs. particularly
considering the fact that the
score was tied, TT, at the time.
Costs Irish Touchdown
Had the kick been blocked
or had Ince been tackled back
there" Hardin said. I'VE could
have been behind at halftime. !"
When he said this he also i'm
piled that II Navy had been
behind at the half, there was q
good chance the Middies would
have trailed at the end Of the
game.
McGinn had two experiences
Of this nature, and the second
cost the Irish q touchdown.
The second time Notre Dame
was forced to punt, the Middies
broke through, and McGinn,
instead Of persevering as Ince
did later. tried q pass to End
Tom Goverville. 1t was incom-
plete and Navy took over on
the Notre Dame 36. This was
wasted opportunity, because
four plays later the Middies
were on the Notre Dame 81.
But the next time Notre
Dame tried to punt. Neil Hen
derson, q second-string end,
nailed McGinn on the Notre
Dame 10. Five plays later the
Middies had their first touch
down.
No Surprise
The fact that the Midship-
men could get to McGinn came
as no surprise to Hardin.
I'VE figured that we could
rush him. We noticed in the
movies that McGinn is a three
step punter. He's slow getting
the ball away. But we were
surprised that he didn't try to
get them off. He had the time"
If there was one play that
settled the game. Hardin said
that this was it. But he also
believes that a couple of other
things had some bearing on
the outcome.
One was a decision he made
following Nays 20-12 loss to
Notre Dame last year, when
he changed his game plan be-
cause Of high winds and rain
in Philadelphia.
II made the decision then
that I would never change my
game plan again. I didn't even
consider it before this game,
he said, recalling that Saturday
morning was windy and rainy
and occasionally snowy.
Hardin's other point con-
cerned the big lead Navy built
up In the third quarter when
the Middies scored 81 points and
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MARYLAND
Two Breokdowns in Pass Defense
Rub Out Stout Play by Linemen

play almost the entire game Of
fensively and defensively when
Ernie Arizzi was injured early
in the first quarter.
Hills a pretty good pass de-
fender when he's not tired"
Nugent insisted.
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Ends Drop Back

The other Penn State touch
down pass, q 14-yarder, came
on a fourth-and-six situation
In the second quarter when it
appeared the Terps might be
holding for downs.
'Liske began rolling out and
our ends dropped back to cover
the flats" Nugent explained.
II think the coverage was good.
Liske couldn't hit his primary
receivers, but he had enough
time so tina he eventually
found someone open"
The Terp rush could have
been nullified by q substitution
mixup, although Nugent in
sisted it was just q case Of good
Penn State blocking. At any
rate, the Terps tried to get Lou
Bury into the game at tackle
and wound up embarrassingly
with II men on the field. Penn
State declined the penalty. ma
turally. Nugent said neither of
his tackles wanted to come out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-04
By STEVE GUBACK
Star staff Writer

The last five touchdowns
scored against Maryland this
season have come on passes,
which isn't q particularly
CHEEKY thought-of- the-day for
the Terp faithful with Navy
and you-know-who coming up
next.
Counting back, there were
two touchdown passes by Penn
State. two by the Air Force and
one by North Carolina.
In fact, every team the Terps
have played this season except
Wake Forest which was
blanked, and South Carolina,
which lost its quarterback early
with an injury, has struck at
least once via the air.
It was q breakdown at two
critical times In the pass de-
tense, plus some fumbles and q
poor kicking game. that cost
the Terps q 17-15 setback Sat-
urday by Penn State an d
rubbed out q staunch perform
ance by Maryland's improving
young line. In the second half
the line yielded only So yards
rushing, but Penn State got Sc
yards alone on one pass play.
Hin Gets Workout
81 don't think our pass de-
tense is as bad as 1t sounds, I"
said Coach Tom Nugent, who
hasn't conceded anything to
Nays Roger Staubach yet.
Nugent claimed extenuating
circumstances on Saturdays
touchdown passes, and he can
make an interesting case Of it.
OF course, 1t should be remem-
bered, the passes still count.
The 66-yarder. a Pete Liske-
to-Gary Klingensmith bomb
came over Daryl Hill, the
Terps' safetyman. Nugent
pointed out that Hill had to
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Severest Test

Statistically, the Terps so far
have allowed 48 per cent of
their opponents passes to be
completed and an average Of
96 yards passing per game. This
puts them midway In the con-
ference. Staubach will provide
the severest test yet.
Hes the best we've run into
since we've been at Maryland,
Nugent said, checking films. 81
never thought I'd see the day
when we'd be worrying about
somebody better than George
Mira"
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Scouts Say Little

They make these routine
trips. Three Of them were here
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TRIANGLE FORD

1910 R. I. Ave. NE. La. 9-lO03
FORD 80 Tudor Custom 1900"
VS., 2. and h.. auto. p.s. S69b.
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CORvAIR 80 4-dr. sedan, 2. and
h h sptO oI beautiful ,t., tusSu sss one
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOKEEK, MD. - The Moyaons
Reserve, b-acre, wooded homesttes
THE PIScATAwAY CO, INC. Blu
3-212l, Sat. and Sun. only.
ATTENTION, Wheat tor
"a blk. from Manor Club. 90 "a
974 acres Eoned ROO beautiful
o.OO0-sd. ~. lotsl. Sewer and wa.
ter on property. Paved street "a
property. Terms. Some subordina-
ton. brokers Invited. NE. s-i7i7.
BID6, LOT, CORNER ggth and
r :Sol. :, essa XII as SoeiOSSsin LEAST
cnAsIlLLY AEEA1T2Ss s,sIs,, res, o. 9.
Airport AZ est JEP' $3.50 'O D''''
CoLESVILLE-NORWOOD RID,
Mont. Co. X 10 " acre building
xE ;'i R E'T FI'e CO. - f SSS w. Va $4,000
LANGLEY AREA = Buildsrs. don'l
ready 70 build on, Water sewer
gas and street In and paved
Priced from. S7.ab0. IN prime 10
sItiSS sossl H. ilns snsIo6 eau D L
LOTS IN Pr. GEO: co;-lo on ths
BPlSas' $500 ca $1,000 On,
81 cE sSSsSfinE'SS. nk III $3.50 t''
So ACRES. proposed Ris Eonins
plus other. properties for com
mercial and SHOPPING centers. 70
Gated in PRINCE osorgcs COUNTY
R S.sy. RASo3RIanGE, fssEEslf NJ! COP SsP.
IL LoTs-CoLoRED, pr. D. c.iMd
Ilis R: ifr5SwSSfsSR.. * cS2ha .4sis. ne.
$40 DIN, $50 MO, buys for 81 ,Q35
slt acres, 40 mi. south oi Alex'
y 1 sELf. fs osS Sn S Ki s ~ gov
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NASH % 2-dr., std. trans, econ.
excel exec I nssh, SAG s 1Hsos good transp..
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ARFAX RAMBLER

ROUTE 2a-2II
ia Miles Beyond Fairfax Circle
MERCURY '02 Custom Monterey @
door haTdtop, full power, like new,
one owner, neW-car warranty,
$2,3e5, CAN FRED FREDERICK.
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FARMS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

ROUTE 7, vA.-For rent, lovely
modern 7-room home with barns
and 80 acres OF farming facilities
RE. 7-3b3l Sun, Ii. 3-7Og2
ROUTE 4, va. FOR RENT rms
and bath, oil heat, S7b month.
NJ. 7-3b3i III. $1,000
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

OLDs 80 super "ss" hardtop
s sisaS,' s Shlsss all 'auiDm'n'' vsFs
| Capitol Cadillac Odds Co,
1850 22nd ct. NV. ri, 7-20DO
OLDsMOBILB 1868 ags" Custom
Sport Coupe. Oldsmobile'g best car.
Every feature including air eondi-
tioning. Factory official. Why not
investigate the sayings9
Lindsay OldS.- Cad. co.
..FAIRLINdToN SHOPPING CIR"
Formerly Akers Olds. Cad. Co.
Ov. 3-O350 ALEXANDRIA
OLDsMOBILE 1852 Holiday Sport
Coupe. ell power. all white truly
Lindsay OldS.- Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds. Cad. Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0360 ALKXANDRIA
OLDs '01 "F-65" 4-dooF, 1900
act. miles, stand. trans, beautiful
gold mist with. contracting inter.
A real value at only s1.bse:
OlnnStead
5000 Wilson Blvd. ArI. IA. 7-eSOo
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MONROE
FORD

1887 East-west Hwy. 81. spg., Md.
JU. 5-7s04
CORvAIR 80 2-dr.. T. and h.,
auto. trans, good cond. Must sell
$3.50, JU. 9-619b.
CORVAIR '6l 4-dr. Greenbrier sta
wag., 4-speed shift, red and white
lots Of utility, II you have q
large family, this Is II, I,4a5
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TEMPLE
MOTOR CO.
BUICK-FIAT-OPEL
1912 DIAGONAL RID.
XII Q-490Q


CADILLAC 80 fleetwood sedan,
finest sedan, factory air. like new,
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1880 92nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 hardtop sedan, Al
pine white, full power and electric
accessories, factory air. Today
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 0 Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS.
702O Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. o-77OO
CADILLAC 80 limo, black. g-pas-
driven. like new. S3,Sgb.
Capitol Cadillac-OldSC Co.
1850 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 convertible, owner
driven, beautiful car. terrific mo-
tor, fully equipped. All-eleetrie
t2,465. OWNER, ME. s-i7i7.
CADILLAC $50 coupe, white, fully
equipped, cleo. windos and seat
and factory air eond., like new.
Capitol Cadillac-OldsC Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
CADILLAC 'bs "62" Sedan dc VILE,
s sniss' ,s all gSSgsssTsS factory air. well
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1880 22nd 81. NV. Pc. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1867 4-dr. hardtop.
54s.aiese' auto trans" D'' Wv
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Are. VS..
custom uphoi. $1,000. 10. S-7709.
cHEv. 'Bs Bel Air VS. sport coupe,
r, and h., auto, trans, power
steering, looks and runs like new,
Yseb. Before you buy. give Us q
f'P. sTEuART cHRYsLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. I'm. $4,000
CHEVY ,e2 Impala sport coupe
"327," 4-apeed, Nassau blue with
blue interior. 1000 miles. $4,000
cash. Call o7i-7s20 after 6;3O
c I.I,I OH . SS SUPER PsS spOTs ,I IN;
auto tranh., 4-speed and stand.
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warranty. A super special at only
81 ,ngb, small down payment.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E,-w. Hwy. and colssyille Rd.
CHEVROLET 'bb station waGon.
STRAIGHT shift. 20" S3nb.
ARFAX RAMBLER
CIR, 3-7ibI
- ROUTE 2n-2ii
AM Miles Beyond FAIRFAX Circle
CHEv, 'bs "34s," 3x9s, posi-
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ARLINGTON
RAMBLER
CORP

gOlS N. Moore St. CRosslynl
END OF KEY BRiDSoEs oO'O
CORvAIRs-A ERo CHEVROLET
has, has .s sSompl s selection .ss Of Cor
si.Ss6. if05 nj. Vernon ave. and
1908 King ST., Alex, Va. b4S-
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

OLDs 81 .'os" convertible, white
tg5ll Sos equipped. air conditioned
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1890 22nd Sc. NV. Re. $4,000
0LDs 81 .Fe5" de luxe sedan
beautiful white finish, r. and h.
auto, one-year warranty, like,
new cond. Special. 1895, anal
down payment,
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PALMER FORD

MERCURY '5s 2-dr, hardtop, auto,
7. and h., 2-tone blue and white,
very sharp, S675.
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GARAGES

WANTED. garage for rent, for
storage use. Reasonable price.
Pals Church area. JE. ATTIC.
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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '02 sedan
4 power steering. brakes, Window
and seat. many other extras. But.
ler-Bonded. S4,b95, LEE ID. BUT.
LLER, ll21 21st at. NV, FE. z.
MERCURY '02 custom convert,
straight stick, chrome skirts, seal
belts. w-w. tires, r. and h., red
lacquer finish, red and white trim
white TOP. Pvt, owner. Under TO-
900 mi. $500. new. Asking So
100; . mos. old. 74S-5l71 after
MERCURY '6s 2-dr, hardtop, auto,
7. and h., 2-tone blue and white,
very sharp. Se75.
PALMER FORD
Hamilton q. and jamestown Rd.
OPEN SUNDAY 1875
MERCURY 80 Country Cruiser A.
Or; wagon. oUT6TANDINo CON-
KiRK MTRs. 1000 SS "a. Il" IA 7 4 800 800
MERCURY 80 station Vaeon. black
s snd Enits; tull power :. and h.
ARFAX RAMBLER
OR. 3-716l
ROUTE 20-2II
4M Miles Beyond Fairfax Circle
MERCURY '02 Custom Monterey o
door haFdtop, full power, like new,
one owner, new-ear warranty,
$500, CAN FRED FREDERICK.
776-7373.
MERCURY '57 convertible. :. and
81 sDa.rhi.T. $685. rap ioS a! Sos G ES1s.
cash or trade. Before you buy
L. p. sTEUART cHRYsLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. EN-. $4,000
NASH "a 2-dr., std. trans, econ.
reas., $3.50. 5e7-4eO5.
NASH '54 4-dr. sedan 6-cyl. r. ana
cond. $246. ia. s-6943.
OLDs '61 "sS" hardtop sedan,
white, fully equipped, factory air
eonditioning' very clean, S2,295.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1880 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDs '55 "Ss" Holiday, r. and h..
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OLDs 80 wagon, p.s., low mi,
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1921 Conn.
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-ooS-oOVO.
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ivory. like new, S3.19b.
CapitalC adillac-OldS Co.
1880 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
OLDsMOBILE 1851 "F-S5" sedan,
radio. heater, automatic trans
mission. A real value, Sl,6eb.
Lindsay OldS. Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds. Cad. Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
.oV. 3-0360 ALEXANDRIA
OLDSMOBILE
1868
sTARFIRE SPORT COUPE
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STANDARD

FONI1AC-hENAULI
sseSS casF6SM s sRRoPphNsd CHS CIR.
FORD 80 VS. conv., T. and h.,
auto. trans, power steering. real
dream. 1925. Before you buy
Z. ?. sTEuART cHRYsLRR CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. ME. 3-4SOC
FORD 1859 Custom 5000 FordoI
y-s: sd. shif shift 30 r sSb ; snow tires sss,
cash or best offer. so. e-S37s.
FORD 80 Fairlans 300" FordoI
sedan. 1890 miles. Driven only
BY grandmother. S1,100. w0. g.
OSob or EN-. b-bOI2.
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AUTOMoBILEs ron SALE AUroMoBlLEs FOR SALE

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 'o2 sedan
sSSes sea-. .sSI any other a5sFs .srS SnG sTt
ler-Bonded. S4.595, LEE b. BUT,
LLER ll21 21st at. NV, FE. q
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MERCURY '02 custom convert,
straight stick, chrome skirts, sea-
belts. " -w. tires, r. and h., red
lacquer finish, red and white trim
white top. Pvt, owner. Under TO-
900 mi. $500 new. Asking So
400. Q mos. old. 74s-B171 after
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OrEH SUNDAY 1Z-O
MERCURY 80 Country Cruiser a.
DR. wagon. ouTsTANpINo CON-
DITlON 81, 400, 500 dn. or trade.
KIRK MFRS. 1000 Ca. ia. 0-4SOO.
MERCURY 80 station vaeon. black
s and White, full power. !. and h,
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Hamilton g. and jamestown Rd.
w. HYATI .ssvsIn LIIs;,I Nd AZ; 7-O114
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FUKD 'DB V-B IudoT' atand. lIans
STEWART
BUICK

llle Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 2-bs0O
FORD 1891 Ranch Wagon, beautiful
llght green finish, T. and h.. auto,
v-s engine. This popular 4-dr
station wagon Is perfect In every
way. special sale price Si.475.
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DODGE ,62 "440" 4-dr. hardtop,
vlnH interior, fully equipped In
Guiding pS; r: and hso Wv,
over $1,000. New-car warranty.
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DODGE '02 ala" push-button
This Il the one that beats then
UNIVERSITY AUTo SALES. INC.
uniys blvd. and colesville rd., JU
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ARLINGTON
RAMBLER

2Ol5 N. Moore st. tRosslynl
Arlington, Va. ia. $1,000
FORD 81 Fordor hardtop VS.,
auto. =. and h., at our price II
viii sell; wee. -..
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NASH '54 4-dr. sedan 6-cyl. r. ana
h.. stand; shift snow tires. excel.
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MERCURY '57 convertible. =. and
81 sD.rh t%t0 sso tSE'pf oS as Ss I SSls'
cash or trade. Before you buy
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ROsenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and 8. 0lebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA. 4-S70O
FORD '6l Sunliner Tudor hardtop
black. fully equip. incl. air, 81 ,495
guar. l.. P. sTEUART NE. INC.
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DODGE 80 2-door hardtop, r. and
h.. auto. trans, p.s,. 81 ,395, guar. !,
l. LaodPp, srEuART NE. INC. 399-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OlnStead

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. "a. 7-e5OC
BUICK '62 skylark conV., 4,700 mi.
auto, T.. h., p.s,. alum. VS.. Leav.
ing country; $500 or best offer
Days, S29-O190: eyes,. 463-D0o6
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ssaSD.S .. TSS:h 1 AaFstO z, t son
dition, low mileage. 81. sac.
LOGAN FORD
1150 10th st. NV. Pc. T-esO0
FORD '56 T-BiTd, 3 TOPS. never
been raced, one owner since new
$1,79b, FLOOD PONTIAC. A221
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TAKOMA FORD

7O25 Carroll Ave. ~. $1,000
FORD '62 Fordor Country Sedan
station wagon, Fordomatie. radio,
heater, power steering and brakes,
low MILEAGE 50 0ob
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ODDS 81 "sS" hardtop sedan,
s saisi 5Ss 'G S.4s s.. Ise'G!y 81
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-, RSSTSr E aj id!@i,
"a Miles Beyond FAIRFAX Circle
CHEv, 'bs "34s." 3x2s, posi-
traction, many extras. all around
Eood eond, bs4-0a0p.