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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
ALEXANDRIA
RAMBLER

OA- 0I1- wv - -AElgas
ALEXANDRIA |
RAMBLER !
llol Nj. Vernon Ave. Il
Alexandrias va. OV. $1,000
RAMBLER 's6, sta. WAGON, 8 evil,
Z. and h.. good tires. Al eond.
.t1s.,5 SELL 500. Pvt ownsr.
RAABLER 80 Super I-dF. Sfs. wag.
eond., s7s5. OF 7-2e76.
RAMBLER 80 WAGON, ?. and a.,
auto very clean S795.
TAKOMA FORD
7o2s CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
RAMBLER '6l l-dr. Ambassador,
beautiful maroon finish, radio, heat /
er, automatic Transmission very
nice condition throughout, special
Hill & Sanders
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
ll2so Viers NH Rd.s Wheaton. Nd.
$4,000
RAAIBLERs IS. 80 used sedans
and sta. wag., from SIS. SOU
THEAST RAMBLER, Branch ave.
at Naylor I'd. sc. 10. s-7667.
RAMBLER '6l Classic 4-dr. sta. |
er, 1900 mi. Excel. eond. Avail |
i iSv taIpfHfut 81. s1ss Ssss0'a''0~n' Oier'
RAMBLER '62 2-dr, auiomatic, heat
er. Sl,3ps. AMATUCC1 RAMBLER,
$3.50 Silver Hill rd.s Hillcrest Hgts.
73kls2s.
RAMBLER '8 Classic station wag.
priced 70 sell today. s3gs. ANA
TUCCT RAMBLER, 3670 silver Hill
rd.s Hillcrest Hgts. I3e-l525.
RAMBLE N Rebel We 80, auto.
trans, p.b., p.s., r. and h., reclin-
ing seats, luggage rack, winterized
with snow tires, $3.50 or best offer.
273-2els.
RAMBLER go black 2-dr., r. and
belts. good cond. SIS. 4s5-zsiiz.
RAMBLER '63 "770'', buck. SIS,
offer. Call 1882.
RAMBLER '6l Classic l-dr. std.
trans. Excel. eond. Must sell. s995.
sel-4366.
RAMBLER ~ Amsrican cow,
auto. trans, .p.s., r. and h., WV.
tires low nj; sl'2Oo cash or best
RAMBLER 80 company official car,
$40" Ambassador sed., r. and h.,
p.s., p.b., and many other factory
extras. New car title and warranty.
several others to choose from.
BURROWS RAMBLER, 700 NJ ct.
s;e:s IL 1880 (opp. Navy Yd)
RAMBLER 80 American 7-dr. se-
dan r. and h., WV. tires, $500. By
owner. Sun. and ewes. Slq-3e20.
RAMBLER 80 Amer, 2 dr., blue
and white, std. trans, r. and h.,
excel. cond. Owner. WE. 556qe.
RAMBLER 80 American 2-dr. Ply.
"a A-dr., both good cond., owner
e3S5253, CIR. 4-4775.
RAMBLER. Late '6l Amer. super 4
dr., cyl, stand. shift, overdr.,
1900 mi.,. gar. kept, like new, very
economical u m.p.g. gas SSI5.
OF. 4-o63q.
RENAULT '63 Dauphine, de l., auto
matte radio, heater, 1000 mi. Fl
nance. Bargain. JU. e-302s.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Lark. ! owner,
r. and b., WV. tires, standard
trans. ma. s-lls6, z73-4Sze.
sTUDEBAKER 1883
BEST OFFER
927-6734
STUDEBAKER IS auto. trans 2-dr.
ssgeen soups, IL, Z; and h.' excel. cOnd.
STUDEBAKER LARK '6i convert.
BILE. s cylsy straight STICK. 7. and
b., $500. 76z-0533.
sTUDEBAKER 80 2-dr. Wagon,
ccnd.s i.owner. $50. cH. sexes.
TENT EST '63 lie Mans, sport
coupe, economy 4-cyl. motor, r.
and h., WV. tires, hick-of- the ing-
ertips l-speed forward shift on the
floor. Nocturne blue finish with
white bucket seats. A very popular
car. Not many like this around.
Priced to sell S2,lsS.
JACK BLANK
Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
1850 l4th St. NV. A67-37oo
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RAMBLER '6l CLASSIC l-dr. Std.
trans; Excel. eond. Must sell. sSss.
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RAMBLER '65 "770', buck. SIS,
auto. trans, =, Z. !. and h. WV. make
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OLDs SO A-dr,. hydra, p.s., p.b,, r,
an and n good eond and mi. Ss7s
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RAMBLER ~ AmsFIcan cow.
tires, low mi. $500 cash or best
offer. OIL. 6z553.
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RAMBLER - ClaBslo elatI0n Wag-
S S@i ShG 3 Il. ,s sSS; B ss,s and AE
fuccI RAMBiLEsR, ss7o Silver HiiI
I'd, Hillcreat Hgts. 13e-ls2S.
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MOTORS

mperial-Chrysler-P iymouth-simea
400 Ca. Ave. NV. IA. $1,000
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RAMBLER 20 black 1-dr., T. and
E Ssi. snow SUna t enn - IsI nj seat
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RAAfBLERs IS. 20, used Sedans
NIT g; S ya6 fem ,lss; SOU O.
At Naylor I'd. s.e. 10. s-7e67.
RAMBLER '6l Classic A-dr. sta.
wgn., e-cyl. auto. trans p.s.s heat
er, 1900 mi. Excel. eond. Avail.
for inspect, n CeorEst0wn. Offers
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RAMBLER Rebel VS. SO, auto.
trans, p.b,, p.s., 7. and h., reclin-
ing seats, luggage rack. winterized
with snow tires, $3.50 or best offer.
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PLYMOUTH 80 A-dr. sed., auto.s r.
and h., taxicab, this car Is in I'M
mac nIlco conds 1900 n lies ss9S.
AUTO MARKELL 9Th and X st.
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:. :, sun MOTORS

0LDS 20. Pvt. owner viii trade
z-dr.s all power, air cond., ex.
Gel. shape for sta. wag. Of equal
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IS Suburban sta. wag-
ons 8 CYL stand. trans, r. and h.,
very clean. 500 or best offer. OIL.
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f a,,1Il IS EuTy %. haratog, v. Is.
n ffsISs { cA as b aii,. is0 On. LARRY's
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OLDS l9I %" Holiday hdtp., an
cond., p.s., b., cleo. wind, h. /. 81.
eel. cond., s1ss. IA. 1851.
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ROYAL MOTORS

OLDS. '63 '9S" 4-door hardtop,
full power equipped, factory air
cond.. r: and b.. plus many other
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0LDSMOBILE 81 convert. Starfire
"ys P;s.s P.b., excel. cOnd. Must
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RLYMOUTH 80, 4-dr. sedan, SIS.
1871 Ingraham st., NV. 7z3-sl77.
PLY, 81 We, r. and b., auto, 5000
mratiitsa very good cond.' $3.50
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OLDSM0BILE 80 station wagon, r.
and H. auto.s power steering and
brakes chrome roof rack, lzooc
orig. NIL remaining factory war
ranty. G,lSS. UNIVERSITY AUTO
SALES, Univ. blvd. and Coleville
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PLYMOUTH IS A-dr., r, h., Va.
$50 OF best offer. 10. 3-5l6l.
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RAMBLER 80 company official car,
$50" Ambassador sed., r. and h..
p.s., p.b., and many other factory
extras. New car title and warranty.
s ss,ysd,,I Cher e ehe so from.
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runs sOod. ss1s. EN- SGay salis. i0aOeO
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PLYMOUTH 80 Fury, Wv. tires, r.
and H. auto. trans. excel. eond.
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Hill q Sanders

The BEST PLACE 10 BUY
ll2s0 Viers NH Rd.s Wheaton, Nd.
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OLDS ~es" Holiday coupe 1881, per-
feet eond.. white all power equip.
Low n ileage. No trade. Phone
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1000 wn.oa Blvd, All "a. 7-s5Oo
OLDS 81 ~ss' ear. h-t., green, fun
pow, and Accessories. u enG,
good eond. Reag. ks9-zZ3A
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n InSp e nl -chryslsr5PiymOgth;simeI

ELVV I'd. NJ. N.Ws IA U-EUUU
PACKARD 50 caribbean COW.
chrome wire wheels, need body
work only. offer. IA. 1.I311.
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PLYMOUTH 80 De luxe club sedan,
Golden Commando g." r. and h.,
needs body work only. 800 or best
offer. OIL. 1-o50e.
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THIRD - hdfp.s Ike new with
white top PSI p.b., Z. and h.,
must see 10 appreciate. sl,s9S. Call
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SO American 3-dr. Sc
dam r. and h., WV. tires, $500. BY
owner. Sun. and ewes. Sl9-3e20.
go Amer, 2 dr., blue
and white, std. trans. r. and h.,
excel. cond. Owner. WE. $3.50.
RAMBLER 80 American 2-dr. Ply.
80 4-dr., both good cond., owner
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matte matte E Es9IO;, heater 80 ScOO mi Fl
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ULD8 20 " co1VeTI7hIe, Whlfe
with red leather upholstery fully
equipped air cond.s p.s-, p.b.. D.
windows and seat. WV, de luxe
4 i a9d ~ eSe s1s eond. Must sen,
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Mu5 SELL so. PvE swssT.
RAMBLER 80 Super l-dr. sta, wag.
On. Auto. trans. r. and h., Exec.
eond.s 1g5. OIL 2-2q76.
RAMBLER 80 WAGON, ?. and h.,
TAKOMA EORn
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pTYMOTTTHC

- hndtp., Bel, We, 2. and h. atuo.
p.s.s white finish. $40. so dn-s s3e
NO.
81 hrdlp.. 1.dr.. ?. and h., pushbut-
Ton, so, SO d. tzs no.
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kEN 81 i Moron SALES
loEsI Conn Ave ef9-1so7
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1o2s CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
RAMBLER 81 l-dr. Ambassador,
beautiful maroon finish, radio, heat
er, automatic Transmission, very
nice condition throughout, special
price. s1.1eS
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sTUDEBAKER 1855
BEST OFFER
Q91.k7ll

sTUDEBAKER 1850 Lark. ! owner,
I: and h. Wv. -, tires. standard
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RAMBLER. Late '6l Amer. super Z
dr., 8 cyl, stand. shift, overdr.,
1900 NIL, gar. kept, like new, very
economical 70 m.p.g. gas, SSI5.
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ROYAL MOTORS

PLYMOUTH '63 Fury VS. 4-dr..
power steering. auto. trans. T.
and h.. Wv, tires plus many
other extras. S2,395.
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JACK BLANK

Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
$3.50 18th ST. NV. 462.37oo
PONTIAC 'ss hydramatic static
wagon looks decent runs fine.
$3.50. VII. 6-l554.
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JACK BLANK

80 Tempest LeMans, con
vert.s blue auto. r. and h. new
Wv: tires. $lssoo or make offer.
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T-BIRD - 7-dr. hdfp-, fun power,
=. and b., auto white with black
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TEMPEST 81. sufo. trans, 7. ard
H. WV seat coEer1s low MI
Trizneie, Va. s1Solss.
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WPRW-ileo ks.-DsyllgAt suly.
WeMs-sIo ke.-MOnday.ssturasy $50 a.m
to mldnlGhti Sunday, siio an. 10 mlaaisht
WAvA-1So ks.-Dsyiisht snly. n
WovA-t,Jo ke. Daylight only.
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FIN Stations


WAvA-FM 1881 Me.--s an. 10 Midnight.
wIMD-FM sl.I Me- an. 10 midaight.
wPee.FM SIS Me.--s an. 10 Q pm.
w1oP.FM ss.1 Ms.-silo an. 10 7ies an.
WAsh-FM ST. MI an. 10 iiis s.m.
WeAv.FM SOS Ms an. 10 mitnlght.
werB FM-ee.t Me- 10 lao pm. Monday
FFltsU . en-. 10 p.m. SstuFdaJi nssl
10 "a p.m. Sunday.
wHFs-FM-to7.1 Nc. tstaFssl-
u Aeen 10 u p.m.
WAMU.FM-so.s No p.m. 10 mlanleht.
W0L.FM-esI Me.-sioo an. 10 mlanlsht.
WfAhFM-t0o.1 MI en-. 10 midnight
WWDcFM-toi.i Ms.-1lhauf epsFyLon
weMS.FM-ioJ.s Ms.--Monesy Saturday, $50
an. 10 mitnlshtl Suadsys, biis an. Il
mldnleht.
WeTsFM-sis Ms.-Iiio 10 10 pm. Msn.
~. oite 10 4 p.m.i SUNDAY, 8 10 10 pm.
WxRA.FM-ios,s ht..ii sees 10 mlealght.
MMALFM-ieT.1 Me- an. 10 iils an.
wRc.FM-sj.s Me.-sijo an. 10 | an.
Other AM Stations
Wlhx-isoe ke.-74-hour spsfsilon.
AFlk-Ilo kc.-DaYlight ealy.
hoMR-ieso ke.--Dsylisht enly,
TusT-ii7o ke.-payllght enly.
Sfh-i71e ke.-Dtylisht snly.
VWDc-i7eo ke.-7a-Aour spsFstioa.
Nttl-iiie M.-7l-houf spsFstloa sHtspt
Mentsy mianisht 10 . an. ruesasy.
vMMC--ttso ke,--5i90 An. 10 mldnieM,
Vo0k-tjle kt.--7ahouF opefailoa Muadry.
sstufdsIi SUNDAY an. 10 mldnltht.
VtAM-ijso ke.--74-houf sperstisa, sntsgt
sunday mlanight 10 8 en-. Monday.
'poN-is4o kt.-baylirh eHly.
kPec-tsso ke.--Daylight eHly.
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Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays,
and Fridays, $3.50 am. TO 9 pm.
darlington only open til $3.50 PM.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Satur-
days $3.50 am. to pm. Free Parking!
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON JULY 81. 1868
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Conflict of Interest CHARGES,
DeniaIs EnIiven Tx Battle

when he favored more B-52.
instead Of B-58s.
Mr.. Zuckert joined with De.
tense Secretary McNamars
and Mr.. Korth in overruline
recommendations Of top All
Force and Navy officers in
making the Tx award. The
military recommended Boeine
as promising a better plane al
less cost.
The transcript Of the hear
ing revealed that the stocky,
white-haired and articulate Air
Force Secretary yielded no
ground at all to the Senate in
vestigators in defending his
judgment.
He insisted that General Dy-
namics would provide a better
plane at less cost in the long
run and brushed aside sugges-
tons that he should have OBJ
tanned an independent audit In
view Of Beings low bid.
The bid figures, Mr.. Zuckert
said, were at best only esti-
mates. An audit, he pointed
out, would have revealed Moth
ing meaningful, and added:
"It is a difference between
an autopsy and telling how O
child Is going to grow UP and
what his character is going
to be-"
The House exchange between
Mr.. Gross and Mr.. Wright
came after one Of several
speeches the Iowa Republican
has made on the Tx case.
Mr.. Wright's language was
so vigorous that his words were
challenged as a personal attack
on another member. In the
course of his remarks, he said
that for Mr.. Korth's honor ito
be attacked on the floor of this
House in such an Incorporate
way must not go unanswered"
Mr.. Gross then objected to
the use Of the word "intem-
perate" under House rules,
which forbid a personal attack
by one member on another.
Eventually Speaker McCor-
mack ruled that Mr.. Wright
had not been out of bounds.
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buoys built to detect the pres
ence Of submarines.
Meanwhile, the Air Force was
carrying on its never-ending
protective mission. Fast F-l02
Jet fighters flew rocket-tareet
practice flights morning and
afternoon, and in q hangar
across the field from headquar-
tiers, four 102s and their pilots
stood by on five-minute alert.
Inventory Of Russia
In a secret room somewhere
on Keflavik base, where none
but highly cleared military men
may enter, q running inven-
tory of Russian air and sea
power is kept When missile
freighters passed Iceland
homeward bound after the
Cuba crisis, they were inspected
by Keflavik aircraft and logged
in the book. When q Russian
Bear bomber flew out into the
Atlantic to buzz the carrier
Forrestal recently, the plane
was checked out and later
checked back in.
Americas commitment in
Iceland-s180 million in build
ings at Keflavik alone-is deep,
and the NATO force is obvi-
ously here to stay. The lead
ing parties in the Althing are
reconciled to. If not enthusi-
astic, about this arrangement,
and agree that there is no pos
sibility now of Iceland's NATO
ties being severed or the Amer
lean forces being expelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
BY CECIL HOLLAND
star Staff Writer


Charges of conflict Of inter-
est and countercharges of poll
tics. enlivened the Tx war
plane controversy today.
Navy Secretary Fred Korth
heatedly charged that Republic
can members Of Congress were
mounting q "one-a-day brand
Of attack" on him in an effort
to inject politics into the con-
troversial case.
He described as absurd and
without foundation" Republic
can charges Of a conflict Of in
terest because Of his participa-
ton In the decision to award
the SOS billion contract to the
General Dynamics Corp. Of
Fort Worth, Tex.
Mr.. Korth, who testified in
the Senate's Tx inquiry last
week, said q 1861 loan by the
bank he formerly headed In
Fort Worth to General Dyna-
mics could not conceivably
have influenced me-"
Sos Other Developments
As the Navy Secretary was
speaking out, there were these
other developments:
/. Air Force Secretary Eu-
gene zuckert scrappingly de-
Tended the Pentagon's decision
ina give-and- take session with
the Senate Investigations Sub
committee. He grabbed at q
chance to tell the subcommit-
tee II have no, absolutely no,
prejudice nor conflict that I
can dream Of" in the Tx case.
2. An angry exchange erupted
on the House floor when Repre-
sentative Gross, Republican of
Iowa, demanded that President
Kennedy fire Mr., Korth. This
brought q vigorous defense
Of the Navy Secretary from
Representative Wright, Demo-
crat Of Texas, who described the
Republicans charges Of conflict
Of interest as extremely far
fetched" and "intemperate."
KOrth COunter-Attacks
Mr.. Korth counter-attacked
after Mr.. Gross and other
House and Senate members
questioned his role in the Tx
decision.
He said his bank, in 1861,
participated to q small extent
in q $500 million loan to Gen.
eral Dynamics at q time when
the Tx was only q glimmer
In someone's eye"
His Continental National
Bank, in which he retains a
stock interest, Mr.. Korth said,
had the smallest share Of 20
financial institutions in the
loan. This share was $376, 900
and amounted to less than /
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PROPOSALS
lcoNTINUEpl

sALE.-Repossessed 1891 Valiant
IS" Woo 4-dr. sedan, Serial
No. 1316-ls2950, to. highest bid
received BY August l3, 1853, Ct
400 Georgia Avenue NV, wash
i may b II nRspec G Wf lssi -Sai.S
SALE.-Renossessed 1889 Oldsmo;
No. No. 5ay1roiS9o5. to SisSssts BID
Columbia Garage. 1884 9th Street
NV, Washington. D. c., where
the car may be inspected.
sALE-Repossessed 1852 Plymouth
"6" Valiant x-l0 ns 4-aoor b ssabsnR
bid received BY August IA. 1898.
at 4i0O Georsia ave, NV, Wash
i may Be Inspected. aui rs
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANE
TARY COMMITS SION-CONTRACT
NO, 3320-s-SEWER CONSTRUCT
IoN-sealed proposals for con-
Prince GEORGES County, Mary
land, approximately $50 feet Of
6-inch and 2,130 feet OF S.inch
sewer and 66 feet of sewer house
connections, will be received 81
the office 0f the , WaSnlnglS4n Spp
Hamilt Street, Hyattsville,
Maryland, until Monday, August
10, 1868, at HOO AM, Eastern
Daylight Saving Time, at which
place and time they Will be pub
iiely opened ana READ; Plans sdn,r sna
may be obtained from the office
OF the Chief Engineer Of the Com
mission, Plans and Specifications
Section, BLAIR H, SMITH, Chair
man; WILLIAM C. AUSTIN, Vice
Chairman; JOHN J. McBURNEY'
ANTHONY q MoRE EhMtY NOE NOE
WHEELER ceo6SSSaailssi %1IslNsNs esi1
Attest: JOHN T. BoNIrAANT'
Serial Ne Hs9S ioS SrAs sm Sid
received by August Is, 1853, at
4t00 Georgia ave. NV" WASH
may be Inspected. au2.3.4
WASHIN NC9IS,s sH T6 BANS, SAM MI
No. 296esWV&s@WATEI I!.r,l MAIN
in Locksley Lane and various 9th
er streets in Sherwood Forest,
approximately 21b feet OF 3-inch,
2,1S0 feet Of 6-inch, and 1880
feet Of s-inch water mains. 1000
nections, l,400 feet Of 6-inch and
$3.50 feet Of s-inch plain con-
crete or vitrified pipe sewers and
2.135 feet Of sewer house con-
nections, will be received at the
office of the Washington subur-
Ha m IIt0n Street. EIva ttsviiis
Maryland. until Monday, August
IL, 1888, at 10:40 AM, Eastern
Daylight Saving Time, at which
place and time they will be pub
hcly opened and read. Plans and
SD sS &c for this contract n,,s
Of the Chief Engineer Of the Com
mission, Plans and Specifications
Section. BLAIR H. SMITH, Chair
man; WILLIAM c. AUSTIN, Vice
Chairman; JOHN ]. McBURNEY.
R AMfsTHV q se 81 Morrill, WILLIAM NOR B
WHEELER commlssiCnNers. tseaij
Attest: JOHN T. BONIFANT,
Secretary. au2
SALE.-Repossessed 1862 Plymouth
%" Spl. Taxi, 4-dr. sedan, serial
No. 1920 20S795 to highest bid
received by August Is, 1868. at
41o0 Georgia Avenue NV, Wash
may be Inspected aus,S.f
INVITATION FOR BIDS. Sealed
proposals for the alterations to
the Vienna Elementary School will
School Board at the office OF John
Lawrence and Associates, AT W.
Broad st., Falls Church. Va, until
200 pm, EDIT, August IA, 1858.
Documents will be available at the
office Of JOHN LAWRENCE AND
ASSOCIATES, August 1. 1868.
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Singer in Hospital

NEW YORK, Aug. 2 (AP).-
Singer Johnnie Ray is in q
New York hospital for a run
down condition" and has can
celed United States, South Afri-
can and European tours, Man.
ager Bernie Lang says. He
declined to name the hospital
because, he said. he wants the
singer to rest without Interrupt
ton.
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PROPOSALS

SALE OF '56 oLDsMOBILE, seriaI
station wagon, Serial No. S4KRP-
9ddg, viii take place August rs,
1859, at o PM. at eoutheast
shell Service Station. 2b0i PENN
sylvania Ave Sc, Washington,
D. C., For further Information,
eEnl q Ma s-. hSSush' LU. 2-2Ooo.
NEW IrvI IE yS1sH Y ar A ANT, m;
zoddELD0SM24Aktk ffERTKSi.E M MAaEEI4NAL
TON, p. G. INVITATION No. G.
04lb-BD. Bidding material avail
D. G., Room io1 , Penns. Ave. NV NV
Ep, deposit REQUIRED sEoALEp
EDIT, AUGUST 20. 1903. In Room
ins f IVY B rs q Mssa-
SURPLUS EQUIPMENT lot No. 1
Office Machines, Office and Re-
tsil store Egnlp, Lot No. Cafe.
held By the ri. Geo. q. Meade tx.
ehange at Ft Geo, q. Meade. Nd.
mot Govt. Property Anyone In.
terested IN submitting bid Inquire
No. 3--Misc, Eunip.), Sale Is being
held BY the ~. Geo q. Meade Exc
gust. 1858, TO Exchange officer,
~, Geo. q. Meade Exchange, ~.
Geo. q. Meade, Nd, for necessary
forms and appointment 10 inspect
equip. No phone calls. All bids
must be postmarked not later
than midnight &c August, 1869.
The Exchange reserves the right
70 reject any OF all bids. au2,3,4
sALE.--Repossessed 1858 Pontiac
81" ChieftAin, 4-dr, sta, wag., Sc
rial No. W7bsH 77s6 70 highest
bid Iecsivsd ey August i5s 1899
street NV. washington 1, b. c.,
where the car may be inspected.
au22,
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A. WEscHLER . son

UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE
OF PARTIALLY IMPROVED
REAL EeTATE.-By virtue Of q
Writ Of Execution issued out Of
the Clerks Office Of the United
States District Court for the
District Of Columbia and TO me
directed. / will sell, by public
auction TO the highest bidder. for
cash. In front Of the west entrance
Of the United States Court House.
John Marshall Place Northwest.
on MONDAY. AUGUST s. 1868.
at $3.50 o'clock PM. all Of the
right. title, claim. interest and
estate at Law and In equity Of the
defendant. Joel Z. Hankins, ct al,
in the following described real
estate In the District Of Columbia,
to-wit: Lots 4 and 8 In Square
533S. partially improved By prem
ises known as 492s Drake Place
Sc. improvements consist Of q
portion Of detached brick dwell
Ing extensively damaged By fire,
: front portion Of same razed.
seised and levied upon a. property
Of the defendant, Joel D. Hankins.
ct al, and sold to satisfy Q
JUDGMENT at Law No. CA-Mc2ee3-
81 in favor Of U. 8. Housing Fed
eral Credit Union. Plaintiff, unless
said Judgment 10 otherwise salts
tied prior to sale, LUKE &.
M0OkE. United States Marshal in
N2Ss.I7.3Is.ISs.,SS83.,ssIl: e; e s6,