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Kennedy Criticism
No Worse Than Hers
BY BETTY eEkLE


usually humble enough to
think you might not recog-
niae them, and only the
unlmportant come up and say
DO you remember my
nameS"
"Yes, I know" said Miss
Graham quickly, and they
had a brief conversation.
But hardly anybody else In
the room outside Of the host
and his aides knew that one
OF the most famous names in
America, q name far more
famous than that Of his
brother Nelson, for instance,
vas wandering around In the
Assemblaee. sits rather re-
mafkable,' observed q guest,
"that Ell the Rockefeller
brothers, even Nelson, have
the same certain shy ret
ieenee."
seea
NINE NlaU may be wowing
college audiences across the
country, bit she fell rather
fiat with the pfess here. She
had the sail 10 tell reporters,
In effect, that she was in
favor Of freedom Of the press
until Il began 10 attack the
government In powerl
The only time she was APP
plAuded at the Wolnen's Ma
tlonai Press Club luncheon
was when she said, 'In our
country . wife can freeze her
husbands bank account" If
he doesn't look after her.
"When q man goes to open
an account he has to say
whether he "A married" and
the bank then tells the wife
that the account ls there and
how much Il IN It. With this
kind OF financial protection
for wives, said Nine. Nhu,
There are no mistresses and
no more than one wife be-
cause the husbands can't
afford it,"
No wonder she has the
women in her country in the
palm Of her hand.
MRS. JOHN KENNEL Y
has one Of the 18th century
engravings by lie Mire Of q
portrait Of George Washing
ton by lie Paon after q head
by Peale. 1t was given to her
with its companion lie Mire
engraving Of Lafayette when
she christened the atomic sub,
marine Lafayette. Another
pair Of the same prints hang
in the dining room in Mount
Vernon, a gift of Marquis La
Fayette himself. And q third
Of the same @. w. print by
lie Mire will go on sale al
the Junior League Christmas
Shop Tuesday ct the Shera'
ton-Carlton.
Entitled Liberty, Conclu'
sion of the Campaign Of 1871
in Virginia" 1t was discovered
by Barbara Fendrick In al
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q. or. Chairman william
Milier's hair would have
eurled had he heard the re-
action Of "Mfs. Republican"
hbreeif TO his speech at the
Eisenhower birthday dinner.
Alice Roosevelt fongwOrth,
who IVES Q great supporter
Of Robert A. taft when The
late Senator was . preslden-
tai candidate, heard the
speech from her place at SEN
ator ooldwater's table. In
fact she was sitting right
next to the most conservative
Republican candidate.
The part Of his speech
that provoked Mrs. Long
worth's honest comments
later was this: do you recall
ANY Of you-Sinatra types
infestlng 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue In the Eisenhower
daysP Or twisting In the
historic East Ballroom9 or
wild swimming pool antics
shocking TO all the country
No because from 1858
10 1881 there was q sense Of
propriety and fitness and
decorum and dignity. -"
CONFESSED ALICE
LON0W0RTH Afterwards in
words 10 this effect; Every
thing they say about the
Kennedys they said about me
when / was In the White
House. They talk about the
Kennedys doing the twist;
they got after me for doing
the hula. They talk about
the Kennedys' swimming pool
parties; they criticized me for
diving into O pool" The
irrepressible Alice dove into
the ships pool with her
clothes on en- route 10 the
Orient In 1905. She was also
criticized, she subsequently
added, for betting at the
races and for smoking.
OF course, all is fair in
love and war-and politics.
But Bill Miller might have
come up with more telling
things TO criticize about the
Kennedys than their youth.
Because the big difference
between the Eisenhowers and
the Kennedys is a whole
generation the difference
between the 30 plus to 40
plus age group and the late
SOS to COS age group. Also
nobody in Washington had
heard Of the twist during the
Eisenhower administration.
Actually. the Eisenhowers
were the first peacetime Pres
ident and First Lady in this
century NOT to give a dance
in the White House. When
ever there have been young
people living at 1900 Penn
sylvania avenue, there's beer
some up-to-date heel kick.
ing In the East Room. AnC
usually the more IN the!
were socially before cominl
TO the White House, the NOR
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS

freedom they felt about
doing Il.
incidentally. when Gen.
Eissnhower said 10 Mrs. long
worth, II hear you've De.
feeted," he undoubtedly had
reference TO her friendship
with The Kennedys. Besides
going 10 White House parties,
which she Il accustomed 10
attending regardless who Il
In the white House, she has
been 10 parties given By the
Robert Kennedys and she
makes no bones about liking
Ethel and Bobby.
sa -
THE SOVIET AATBAssA-
dor was right. At sec.
Rotary Of state and Mrs.
Rusk's reception following
the concert celebrating the
18th anniversary Of the
United Nations, Ambassador
Dobrynin said, "Why don't
you send satchmo to my
country" louis Armstrong;
big. white toothy, benevolent
smile As well Is his jasz had
made Q hit,
II thought he had been
there" I replied. 81 don't
think So" said the Amhassa.
dor. Benny Goodman came,
but not sAtehmo." "Oh, yes,
/ am sure he has" spoke up
Mrs. Dohrynlna. Mrs. Angler
Blddle Duke, who Joined the
group at that moment, see.
onded Mrs. DobryninA.
satehmo was headed for Rus.
sla right after she saw him
In Africa o year ago, abe said.
A few moments later I
asked, "Mr. jass" himself, II
he had been to Russia. mo"
he said. "But I'd like to 40.
I wish they'd send me-" he
rolled his eyes around at his
State Department surround
ingS to indicate who "they"
were and flashed that wide
smile again. He was on the
way there last year when he
got sick In Italy and had to
cancel the Russian part Of
his tour, he explained.
But I've got lots Of fans
there. They bootleg my rec
ords." And the wall-to-wall
grin broke out again. I'D
sure like to CO."
A THIN, NICE FACED,
gray haired, diffident man
came up to Martha Graham,
famous dance troupe director
at that Rusk reception. In
town for the high-level Japa-
nese-American Cultural Con-
ference over last week end, he
wanted to speak to Miss Ora
ham before leaving the party
II am John D. Rockefeller, >
he said, politely leaning for.
ward and identifying him.
self In case she didn't re.
member him. Cwhy is 1t tina
only the important people ar,
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ground. Obviously neither
the portrait painter lie Paon,
nor the engrayer lie Mire had
ever seen an American slave
boy.
Speaking Of Mrs. Kennedy,
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old family trunk. Priced at
SITS. 1t presents the Father
Of Our Country leaning ON q
musket. with q magnificent
stallion and a fancily tur-
baned slave boy in the back
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It turns out that onasSis was
on his yacht the Christina
throughout the First LAdy's
cruise aboard It. and so were
his two sisters.
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JandePs higher standard of quality is
reflected most prominently in our
collection of mlnk-unsurpassed for
its quality and styling anywhere in
the country.
Coats, jackets, capes and stoIes &.
known by discriminating buyers
for vaIue-not for price alone.
In every coIor-in the new seasons
most advanced styles.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Mrs. Henrietta Lee, 1926
Howell Street, aside from be-
ing one of the city's outstand-
ing beauticians, with a shop
at the above address, has now
announced a side-line trade of
Millinery and Hat Designing.
Mrs. Lee has recently COM
pleted a course in Millinery
Work and is now ready to
serve the public with Custom
made Hats. Whatever your
type face, Mrs. Lees Original
Hats can fit your facial con-
tour. She is now making
hats for all occasions, includ.
ing Wedding Wells and Wed
ding hats.
Prominent in religious, So
cial, civic and fraternal cir
cles, Mrs. Lee will greatly ap-
preciate having her many
friends come in and see her
custom-made hats. Call 1856
7OO6.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Christian Service met In the
home of Mrs. Denotria Falls
Sunday, March II. Mrs. Mar
tha Payton conducted the de-
votion. Mrs. E. King presid-
ed over the meeting. Due to
illness and other obligations,
only a few members were
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

present. Among those pres
ent we're: Mrs. Paralee Stok-
es, Mrs. Carlee Keyes, Mrs.
Azalena Johnson, Mrs. Martha
Payton, Mrs. E. King and Mrs.
7. r. Peyton. At the close of
the meeting the hostess served
a delicious luncheon.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Funeral services were held
Monday for Mrs. Marsha Pay
ton who passed away after a
long illness.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

The Sunday School presen-
ted an installation Program at
First Baptist Church, Sunday
afternoon. Among those ap-
pearing on program were
Mrs. Gladys Jones, Mr.. L. C.
Peyton, Sr., Mrs. Minnie
Burkes, Mr.. L. T. Moore, Mrs
Bessie Moore; Morning Star
Sunday School Group, Rock
Hill Sunday School group,
Mr.. Virgie McLaurin and Mr.
D. B. Young. Rev. Ebert
Moncrief installed the teach.
ers in the impressive cere-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23
Bay Springs
News

The Bay Springs Vocational
High School choir presented a
program at First Baptist
Church, March 10. The church
donated $25.28 to the group.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

The Woman's Society
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

| mony.
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1910 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-77o0
CADILLAC Eldorado BrOugham. We
have one of the finest custom cars
built. Cost over $4,000 new. Fin
ished in jet black acrylic laquer
and completely upholstered in white
leather. Every available comfort
and convenience a sorry has
luxury. s3,5Ss. Open wkdys. > pm.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
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CHEW. IS Bel Air sports coupe,
Va, auto, good cond.. $3.50. Also
"a Chev. carry all, good cond.I
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CADILLAC 1855 q-pass. limousine,
may be seen in driveway of Wash
ington Funeral Home, 4925 Deane
ave. ne. A real buy for $500 cash,
good cOnd. LU. 1900.
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80 2-dr. sedan, hydra, T.
and h., signal lights. Excel. cond >,
new tires, low mileage, looks and
runs like new. S995. EN-. 3-llH.
FALCONS go TO 80
2 drs., ! drs., wagons. many to
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Lindsay Olds-Cadillac

'FAIRf fIifH5ilI sHoP fPiRt1Ec CTR"
ON. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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CADILLAC 80, convertible. Fully
equipped including electric win.
dOws, seats, factory air, etc. Spot.
less condition. Special S2,795.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 2
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
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CADILLAC SO 2-door hardtop. Full
power. Spotless. Only 81 900 mi.
Sl,l95. STEUART CHRYSLER, 1890
WISCONSIN AVE. NV. EN-. $500.
CHEVROLET JUSTINE CHEW.
ROLET, $40 BALTIC. ave. on U. S. !
in HYattSYille. Md WA z.11nn
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HERSON'S

CONTINENTAL '63, Line, convertible
air-cond., all extras, 5000 mi,
driven by owner Of company. CASH
TermS-Trade.
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Rockville
Ford

FORD 1862 Galaxie Fordor sedan,
all accessories including air condi-
tioning. II you're looking for a bar
gain price-wise -forget US. II you're
bargaining for the right car-styl-
ing. performance plus service aft
er the sale, call
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ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial-C hrysler- Plymouth-Si mca
900 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $500
LINCOLN 50, 4 dr., h.t. Premier,
air-cOnd. Sharp. $3.50.
aSh-Ierme-TradM
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CHRYSLER '63s, brand-new, 500
brand.new Esoo' A-dr. hardtop. One
company official car, 900" Pace
Setter cow. One 800 2-dr. hard
top. All cars carry new-car title
and warranty. SELLERS SALES &
SERVICE, 622s Baltimore ave. on
Eta IVA T. Ann
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HERSON,S

I1EflOON -
9Th and o sts., NV. DE. 1900
MERCURY 81 4 DR.. Monterey,
auto.s 7. and h., new WV. snow
tires. Must sell. 7z3-l6e3.
MERCURY IS 2-door hardtop, "a.
do heater stand. trans.s ready to
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'63 Impala sport coupe
r. and h., speeds, 327 engine, W.
W. tires, red with matching inerior
S2,525. UNIVERSITY AUTO SALES
Univ. blvd. and Colesville I'd, JU
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CADILLAC 80, hardtop coupe. Full
power equipped. sec warranty.
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RIRCH RERKEY

CHRYSLER 80 Newport 4-dr. sedan,
stand. trans, r. and h., white fin
ish, Low ner car very cl n
fhroushoIIt- Sl COS
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lo45 Leesburg Pike. F. C. HU. l-2237
COMET '63 ''S-22" hardtop, fully
ee.ggiP.. $500. Must sell. Call
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE sofa 50 convertible. fluid drive,
Z. and h. needs repairs SIS. CT
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

MDDLEBURG, VA. AREA-Over 90
acres embracing mountain top with
unObStructed orami c view,
fronts on state road, short distance
from U. S. Hwy, only 40 min.
from Wash, D. c. Firm price from
owner, $500 per acre, assume or
place LIST trust. Call Mr.. Wright,
JE. A-ll33 or JE. 1896.
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COMET '6l-Deluxe, auto, fully
equipped, excel. cond., pvt. owner,
sI,295. Phone, 765-606q.
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MR.. LLOYD
1rd a x Cfg NV

5rd q K SITS. NV.
FALCON 80, Fordor, l0l hip, auto.
trans.s 7. and h., plus almost new
snow tires, $3.50 or best offer.
256-223q, ewes, Sat- Sun.
FALCON 1851 Tudor, white, auto.
dr.s T. and h. new tires and tune,
up, S9e5 cash, OWNER, 10. 1853.
FALCON '6l de luxe Fordor sedan,
70 a m ~ sHto2 very E eIeans sI'IY9.
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GARAGES
AVIATION

BEECHCRAFT DEBONAIR, full PAN
Ell, complete radio. Excellent con-
dition. Phone 4Sl-4077.
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COMET 1858 4-dOor wagon, heater,
standard transmission, an economy
special. II you're looking for bar
bargaining for the right car-styl-
ing, performance-plus service aft
er the sale. Call
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Glebe
Auto Market

sIo S. GLEBE ROAD IA. A-sAAo
OPEN EWES. TIL 2 Pm.
CADILLAC '63, coupe de vile. Load.
ed with extras, including GIN air
condltoning. Exceptional condition.
sold and serviced by US. Compare
OPEN EVERY EVENING THS
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
1910 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77Oo
CADILLAC '6l Fleetwood. Fawn
with beige interior, GINS finest Sc
dan. Complete power plus factory
air cond.S S3,295. Open wkdys. 2
pm.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC 1858 cow, white finish
with black leather and top. Com
plete power equip. plus factory air
cond. Driven only 5000 mi. Will sa.
crifice for 5000. Can finance. Call
MR.. ALBERT, 949-7639 or $4,000
CADILLAC 80, hardtop sedan. Full
power and electric accessories, in
Guiding factory air. Immaculate.
Only $685..
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
7o2o Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OC
CADILLAC '63 Sedan de Vile, Bur.
I CANDY with beige trim. Full power
in c lu d e S power windows, power
seat and factory air. $5,2o5. Open
wkdys.s 2 pm.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
! 1870 22nd 81 NV EE 7-9Inn
CADILLAC SO model "62' 4 dr.,
hit, Hydramatic, r. and h., p.s.,
p.b., power windows, factory air
cond; Beautiful Jet black finish.
sls495.
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9th and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-47oC
CONTINENTAL 81 4-door, full pow
er, factory air cond., S2,e77. Ora
DY MOTORS, 1909 Wis. ave-, OIL
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

HID ~ BULLDOZER with HYDRA,
ripper. Top cond. through
$4,000. HID 20, good TO excel
$500. CAT. u grader, good cond !,
$500: All working daily. Cali
s36-7596.
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CHRYSLER 80 2 DR.. Windsor, real.
ly like new, absolutely spotlesS, in
excellent condition thro u g h ou t,
guaranteed, only s995. R E IN E s
MOTOR CO., 1910 Wilson Blvd.
Arl., Va,
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CHEVY 81 cow, blue; low mileage;
] owner. Like new. A real buy.
JU. 5-0333.
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CHEVROLET 80 Impaia 4-dr. hard.
top Sports Sedan, va auto, T. and
h., WV. tires, ivory and sun gold
with matching interior, exceptional.
ly clean, in perfect running cOndi.
ton, now only sl,29q. KIRK MO
TOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave.n.w. IA.
9-AS01.
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FORD SO Fairlane VS. Tudor hard.
top, excel. cond., phone 56s-635o.
FORD 80 Tudor Fairlane 5000 VS.,
st. shift, r., h., extras, $l,450 or
best offer. JU. 5-0265.
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'63 conv., CO. official
Frost red, white leather white top
This low mileage car Is equipped
with all available, power plus fac
tory air cOnd., $5,795, open wkdys.
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O,RRIEN X ROHAIL

LEADS THEM ALL"
MERCURY COMET DEALER
1901 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
IA. 5-5772
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FORD 81 Fordor. sta. wagon, VS.,
auto, $4,000 mi, showroom cond.
throughout. Must see to appreciate.
S675. q31-l603.
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CoRVAIR MONA '63 coupe, dark
trans. Wv. tires, bucket seats,
showrm. cond. See this one today
Special s2,O95.
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9Th and o sts., NV. DE. 2-47oO
CORVAIR 1850, white club cpe.
700" auto. trans, new set Of
tires, excel. cond. 561-l960 aft. s.
C0RVAIR 20 Mona 4-dr. 700 Sc
ries, auto. trans, T. and b., WV.
tires 5000 mi, SLIPS.
Arlington Ford
1917 N. Moore St. IA. 1880
CnRVAIR 20 stand franr ard
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CHEW. 80 6-cyl. 4-dr. Impala hrdtp.,
std, T. and h., stand. trans, under
$500 mi DE. 2-A1AO, b67-S21l
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CHEW. 1852 2-dr. Bel Air, straight
stick, Va. Very clean. New upholSt-
ery. Call 736-1o33,
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CHEVROLET IS 4-dr., s cyl, "2lo''
offer. Contact JU. 1880 after J
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E.-W. Hwy. and Colesville Rd.
JU. 1885 JU. 1897 JU. q-o72o
CORVAIR '62 2-dr., 900" bucket
seats. Sl490. Cash Terms Trade.
HE'D
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FORDS 80 al lower uricesi Buv
now a EDMoNDS "F6RD CITY,
5z2s Wilson blvd. Arls IA. s-sez7.
FORD "a Convertible, low mileage,
July equip. Buy at next to whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-24

CHEW. '55-2-dr. sed.. 2.tone blue
and white, std: trans $l7S or best
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FALCON 1851 Tudor, white, auto.
dr., T. and h., new tires and tu-
neup, S9s5 cash, OW N Z r, 10.
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CADILLAC 80, sedan de vile, Woo.
droSe and white. Fully equipped.
FGS SEy ar; pTT9dayS special: s. ,9S5.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
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700 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-77oo
CADILLAC '63 Sedan de Vile, the
custom series. Adjustable steering,
cruise-control and air-conditioning
Leave no compromise, sp0tless.
SS,375.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-24

CADILLAC '63 Eldorado convert,
finished in frost gold with white
leather, air cond., cruiScontrol, ad-
Unstable steering wheel, AMIN ra-
dio, complete with all power and
extra equip. PERI. cond. $500.
33s-28SA. Ewes, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-24

FALCON 80 Tudor, orig. finish, r.
and h., auto. trans, very low mile
age, like new condition through
INF nr,ocial nr-icn el ILE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-24

CHEVY 81 convertible, Bel Air.
p.s., auto. trans, r. and h.s new
rubber, snow tres top good cond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-24
TRIANGLE FORD
TAKOMA FORD

IUko CAhhOLL AVE. JU. b-lOOO
FALCON 80 4 DIR. automatic, new
WV. tires, excel. cOnd. SqqS. FL.
A-O1AO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-24

Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
1850 22nd St. NV, FE. T-26Oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

aHmm n Peter Kedzicrski, a l9-
~. 49,. year-OM PUe-engineering
u eeA student Of Tsnawanda,
N.Y.. holds dOwnthe most glamOrOus
job a tecn-ager could hope for. He has
just returned from the 18th Paris Air
Show, where he demonstrated gadeet
called the Rocket Belt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

WGAgSda'bedR
seGA eat de obese.
Here's hosUheSooESa
9)s~ o arp % die
Ms- Do yoss sap
PeseHs&eGaGme
q uSosssefraP eUer
cna4eks a at?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

Aen'e Wei, let's hope this is the
49,, IiRaI word ON LiE
M N J! Taylor and Cleo
patra"l There Is no evidence At all
that Cleopatra was bitten by an asp.
The tale originated with Plmtarch,
who merely mentioned Il, rather
obviously, among many rumOrs Of
how she died But the asp appealed
to William Shakespeare, and you can
blame him for making It famous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

The miea Before YOU set to feeling
s-.1: too sorry for the kit
are I1ug nln ten with the band
aged paw. read what his owner. Mrs.
r. Edward Lame, Of KensingtOn,
Nd, says about hcr pet:
"'Whiskas' Is miI1 abmf dLeese,
nat suiOe. Hes ssch q peer nsGusr
dbas sre had % sec q msoMseirgp. We
PGs &c on sap If die r9Tig1usw, bat