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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

RIM. WHIT. privs. or small apt,
vicinity Of Ft. Myer. reasonable.
BOX 29-J, Star.
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MODEL RAILROAD, Lionel 20"
ssTs eSpt qspmfSss a'SS suto
switches, draw bridge. wiring
tracks, stations, etc. Complete sci
only slightly used In perfect work
ms cond., s12b. Phone TIE. Q.
5460. lbs pm.
MULTILITH machine tmodel 1850
3 yrs. old, very light use. Excel.
lent condition. Phone MA. 8-91lg
tFr, Minister or Bro. Dixonl.
OFFICE FURN., new and used, wood
side chairs, $3.50 ca. Good eond
1921 L 81, NV. MA. s-3646.
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- ~ Asg0n2PEiS.,,, +, ~ 20. oo

PIANOS FOR kENT-Spinets. con-
soles and Strands from IS monthly
up with option TO buy. All popu-
lar type instruments either new OF
f psas g FouR Ha sToFRE sstra cS S1E
18th and q SITS. NV. (phone ST.
3-9400l; Bailey's Crossroads shop
ping center. virginia (phone ASH
ISL: 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring (phone Ju. 5-110bli l04
william st., Fredericksburg, Va.
lphone Essex 3-7472). Full selec-
tion at all stores. Baileys Cross
roads and Silver Spring stores
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ORGANS-closing out all floor
samples left from our previous
sale. Choice Of popular home mod
els OF good makes. JORDAN'H
FOUR STORES. corner 18th and
O SITS, NV. (phone ST. 3-9400l,
Bailey,s Cross Roads Shopping Cen
1892 Georgia ave, Silver sprinR
(Phone JU' 5-llO5). l04 William
st.. fredericksburg, Va. (Phone
Essex 3-7472). Selection at all
stores. Bailey's Cross Roads and
Silver Spring stores open evenings.
PALLETS, approximately 200
heavy-duty sheet metal, single
face, double entry, 4-inch under
clearance. Two sizes, 33"x43"
and 3S"x3S". Ideal for ware
house =, ms nsn hand ido6 ca,ll
ORA Man thru Hrf
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times

Stage
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Son.;
$50 and $50 pm.
Arena Stage The Devils"
$50 and $50 pm.
HOWard-V Vaudeville; Eta
James, Mary johnson; 2, 4:45,
tbs, GAS and Il pm.
Theater Club - Sally Jane
Heit's Miss Amurica";; $50
pm.
Screen
Ambassador The In
credible journey; 1:5O, $50,
$50, 7:55 and $50 pm.
Apex The Conjugal Bed;
$40, sos and $50 pm.
Calvert-''The Devil and the
Ten Commandments; 2, 4, 6,
8 and 10 pm.
DupOnt-"The Leopard; 1:55,
4:45, 7::30 and 1920 pm.
Embassy Take Her, She's
Mine; 1:2O, $40, SOS, SIS,
$50 and 1O:45 pm.
Keith's =" McLintock";; 1880
am, 12:55, $40, $50, 7::3O, $40
and 11:5O pm.
Macarthur Murder at the
Gallop";; 1, 2:45, 4:3O, Sis, sos
and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan "The Incredi-
ible Journey; 12:O5, 2, 4, 6, 8
and 9:55 pm.
Ontario =" Macbeth; 2 and
$50 pm.
Palace-''The Wheeler Deal
ers"; 1880 am, 1:20, 3:15, $40,
7:O5, sos and II pm.
Playhouse - Fantasia;
12:4O, 2:4O, 5, tbs and $50 pm.
Plaza - pleasures and
Vices; 1910, 2:05, 1855, $50,
7:45 and $40 pm.
Town - 10000 Leagues I'm
der the Sea";12:10, 2::SO, Ass,
BIS, $40 pm and 1905 am.
Trans-LW-'under the Yum
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his single unannOunced ap-
pearance at the theater dur
ing his White House years.
Theater people who make
no secret Of their affections or
admirations, foun d another
occasion to delight in PreSi-
dent Kennedy's off-hand beha-
viour. At the time Of his Inau-
guratiOn, a renovated Natio-
nal suddenly blosSomed with
a enlarged, luxuriously fur
nished Presidential Box.
It turned out to have been
made for the wrong PreSi-
dent. In the sold-Out National,
President Kennedy sat In it
only on the opening night Of
''Mr. President"
Otherwise, he chose to sit
as the profession says, ION
the floor" This was usually In
Row G, center right.
His approach to this place
ION the floor" was always as
unceremonious as protocol
permitted, although the or
cheStra's Hail to the Chief"
cued the audience to its feet.
The Presidents determined,
smiling diffidence at these
times was an invariable de-
light even to its victims.
One Of these is Producer
Alex Cohen, who was here for
the opening Of ''The School
for Scandal" Mr.. Cohen, hav-
ing memorized a few careful
ly chosen words, was to meet
the Presidents car at the
curb in front of the theater.
He had met the President a
few weeks before at a perfor-
nance of another Cohen i'm
port from England, the satiric
Beyond the Fringe"
Il never got a chance to
say my few carefully chosen
words" a surprised Mr.. Co
hen said the next day. BE
fore l could even begin, he
jumped out of the car, extend
ed his hand, and said Hello,
Alex ALI / had a chance to
say all the way from the car
to the seat was Hello, Mr..
President
Il had been that positive he
would not + e m e m b er my
name"
AS for movies, President
Kennedy saw most of them in
the White Houses own screen
ing room. Tradition, this is,
and an old one. Nevertheless,
Mr.. Kennedy provid e d an
amusing eScapade headline by
turning up one night at the
public showing Of Sparta
Gus" at the Warner.
AS often as time and events
permitted, he returned the vi
sits Of theater people who
called on him, personally or
professionally, mostly both, at
the White House.
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Films of More Thon Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
DAVID AND LISA"-A pair Of mentally disturbed young
people find hope in each other; exeellenty played.
DAYS OF WINE AND R0SES"-Lee Remlck and Jack Lem
mon In dramatic bout with alcoholism.
LAWRENCE OF ARABIA"-Peter OToOIe one Of the best
movie spectaces yet; superbly photographed dramatic
I'LL ABNER"-Peer Palmer, Stubby Kaye and Seads Of
pretty girls in q free-wheeing musical hoedOwn
'MOND0 CANE"-DOcumentary bizarre human prac-
tices sometimes revolving but generally fascinating.
"TE MOUSE ON THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rutherford and her
Grand Fenwickians eomicaIy Join the space race.
SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS" KeI In
lively musical one Of HOIywOOd's best ever
1.-THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM"
wonderful world Of motion picture fantasy.
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the League Of New York Thea.
ters announced the closing not
only Of all performances on and
of Broadway, but those Of all
touring companies.
Notion picture theaters here,
with the exceptions Of the Warn
er and Uptown, which have
controlled tickets" generally
remained open. They will be
closed, however, all day on the
day Of national mourning.
In the despair and grief
they shared with the nation, if
Washington's theater men re-
membered the late President
as a friend Of the drama, they
felt no need to say so. This
was a simple truth allowed to
90 without saying.
What emotion they put into
words related UNDERSTANDABLE
to the daShing drama Of the
Presidents relationship to the
theater. Unlike all others
among his predecessors, he
let It be known what nights he
would be going to the theater,
TO the discomfort Of manage
ments and the sometimes dis
may of the Secret Service.
Those of the theater not i'm
mediately concerned with his
personal safety were delight
ed with this nOn-conformiSt
Presidential behaviour. The
more acute and articulate in
terpreted it as an expression
Of President Kennedy's COM
mon manhood; more as an
act of confidence in the decen-
,ey Of his fellow man than as a
gesture of courage.
His own unworried, unaf-
fected, friendly entrance
through the inevitable crowds
that gathered in front of the
National, somehow always fl
nally got through to u.s." said
Scott Kirkpatrick, manager Of
the National. I'VE could, soon
er or later, enjoy his enjoy
ment of being there, always
so visible"
Affairs of state limited the
Presidents theater going, but
less SO than that Of his prede-
ceSsors. His own big night,
among several, was the open
ing Of the musical, 'Mr. Pres
ident," q Kennedy foundation
benefit for which he arrived
one-act late. He saw three
other productions at the Ma
..tional, possibly the most tho
roughly relished, John Giel-
gud's all-star production Of
Sheridan's "The School for
Scandal"
Others for which he found
time for a night out were two
French favored productions,
"a Shot in the Dark" and
SIma La Douce," the latter
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The PASSING SHOW
Dark, Silent Theoter
Pays Its Tribute
By JAY CARAfODY
pramA crftie Of ne star

The heater, art Of words found few in which to express
It's shock at the assassination yesterday Of President John F.
Kennedy.
stirred first after the numbing news to cancea-
ton ct last nights performances In Washington both the Ma
ona and Arena dark and silent And across the Nation
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Yum Tree; Hiss am, 1880,
$3.50, $50, 1880 and 9::35 pm.
Uptown-"How the West Was
Won; 2 and $50 pm.
cleopatra; 2 and 8
pm.
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AUreMolILEs FsR sALE AU1uMoSLEs FOR SALE

lOE.Ds ,es 'ae" abssts coupe. hlua
ls. ssy sss.sIsI. fislsEgs ~ iiAna''
Capitol Cad illac- Dds Co.
I 260 aand NJ. NV FK, $4,000
| OLDsM0mzL.k s69 wAaen, sewer
eteefln@, low Fak ahgAA0. HOOD
PONTIAC, 1891 Cofh. !, !,
OLue 'oe cutiaas coups, kl1ek, all
equipment, very clean. Sa,sDh.
| Capitol c dillAc- Oh ds Co.
t2e0 eznA 81 NV, IN $4,000
|OLDS 40 s's-AAN hafdtoe 1edan,
CAPITOL CadilIac-O ODDS Co.
1890 aand sT. NV, N, 10000
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AUTOMOBILES FoA skLE


isS.Ei' iaiiS ssdisSsS." iiEs isS
Capitol Cadillac dds Co
! go a2nd CT, NV. re, 1890
ODDS k6 z.dT, kupef 1St hdgS'
Essslss xrss' 'Ss5:e6s4 III. ! s s.s'
!IS; fShs Equipped. ''' vsr, s cisSa
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
| Gao espd ST. NV. u, 1880
IOLDs SO. black "ss." auto. thlfI
yery Hiee. 9 new tires, with sxlrl
wheel, sSeo. ae2-OssS.
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AuroMoBILts ron SALE


|MEmCUmY 50 eomnAuter sta. waa
sIec, .taileste' $4,000 actual mi
4876 or beat ofieF. kse-0ie3 aftsl
lMERcuRX s66 4.doof hAFatop
lsns slSs AID white. Heal char
PALMER FORD ,,s
hamilton 81. and Iamestgwn ID
W HYt cPEE IEAdFbs nR IA 7-Oii'
1sS !S'S ...ss. MI: .lI.i S S'.. i ram
MERcURY 80 station wA9on, auto
trans., power steer, 7. and h,
Wv, tires, real lev mileage
must see 70 appreciate, bank fin,
1895. k1RK. MQT9RA 1000 o.
MERCURY BB S-deer hafdto6
reassna6ls otter. ~. S.isdi,
ET I !. 81 ss "a. n +,
gii..:ssss.' ri bss ass R Eli s.s7s. ~a'sA
MoNzA "a a.eeeE, auto trans.
7 ana H.. red finish N:!h whit
.Iew mi' ssssptlshaliy clean
STANDARD
PONTIAC-RENAULT
ESQ SrfE AHhE M 81 sRosffsd III e4Fks 2
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AuIOMoDILEs FOR SALE

0LDs 40 ''s-ss. !, haFdtop eeupe,
white. fully sdaipbSd. sf.T0S1 |.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1890 2and ST. NV. RI, 7-9HOO
ODDS 81 s'p6" az luxe Holiday
coupe. sold nliat with white TOP.
eensraetlnk interior. all extras In
Guiding factory cir Conditioning.
hyrry : On this one. TIE price %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

|SLs n 'y IA s :ssS' r'a pa
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
gao 2ana sT: NV. r.. 1.zeoQ
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TAKOMA FORD

g0sB CARROLL AVE, 10. $4,000
fORD 1877 MUST ekLL THIS
ssie sr sss ri sif. ssv sa -5S Ess,
H0RD 'e3 0alAxls eenv., Z, and
n. sute., p.s.. very clsaa, s2.io6.
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TAkOMA FORD

702s CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
ROmD 1862 coantFy SQUIRE g.
PASS, FULLY auio.. p.s.. nlf c6md !,
only 5000 mi. Like new. d. q
644e. Eyes, sA56.8A4e.
fOAD 'Ol TairianS 800" FefdoT,
Z. and h., euto.s pa, food cond..
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AufoMoslLEs foR SALE

|OLDsMOBILg 81 ,'ees A-docr ae.
dan, has everything. Jet black.
few white walls. immaculate in-
terror. embassy ewned.l ehautfeur
driven. An unusual bug. 4,2eo.
Dealer. "a. A-s11a.
OLDs 1855 kafdtop. b.p., p.1J Z.
end ~. eEie ewper. Make offer.
Ju. 0.AAkI After . p.EA. !,
OLDkAl0niLK6 = Sc our specisf
display ef ssPeHe, have an ia
door and stitelde display, liberal
trades, apot delivery. VI ~
Lindsay Odds Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olua-CadI CO..
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR "
OV. 3-03bO ALEXANDRIA,
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OlrnStead

1000 Wilson Dltf., All, IA. 1.dtOO
I0LDs NI "Ae" heFdtop, whlle, p9,.
p.bs 7, and h.. factory ar. s2.inA
Capitol Cadillac dds Co.
1880 92nd sT, NV. ~, $4,000
OI.ns ,tla .'r-A6Y eonyeftIAle, an
kpb, CONGRESSIONAL oLpo. Ma.
T.7tOO, HA. 1-3BS1, ~ -
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FOnD ~ Victoria eeuDe v-s, blu.
aaa white. stand. tFaIlaa Z. and h.
s S y: Sk6sxH foyfSEss ZOO
ROkD 'be station wagon. auto
eoIad: erls as Ssh 81 $50. ssd- $751;
ss.a. ss s s sSs sscC. IT, d Ss'
|FQAD iats 81 model ranch wen,
vse 81, trans h;t.' Psi p. rear
xp aiii. s csssE sss.ra'' ss'iOO, Aa'l'
kOAD '6a Pairiane 5000 60, Off.
eial Fofdor, Waite Fofdomalle
w,.w. tires, power steerine, rAdie
paaase daah Aiia visof.' wh stI
Meetb sAhk9 rceshIb. Rs SkIs' s;nss v w
s.isl siS;, a, $4,000. DAILY 80.
I S.s ~ ~ ", yis s TSlaSf. ssS d. sis
81. rslli SkSrcS.' -. 4.Ms4asss. 'A'
EpE9I 20 ceantFg ssSITs a.Pas.ss;;
tine ena =, slaee llnis 7
si,isB klRks 'aSSttToREp. sseSSS "a
ave. NV, IA. D-4uOO.
FORD 'bs County Sedan. B.eyi.
suite. tfkneg p,a.s . real goos
N6r6Rl' s Zoo S "a. Ia si' S.aso RlR1
f0RD 81 c6pnfrs Squire t.eyI.
nutes Anq h.. p.s.. n-pAsa, TIL
Ia, real haFaaln, f7ab, EIRE
F0hn 80 Country Sedan 6-cyL
auto. y. and h.. power sttefing
low mileage, excel, cond,, &l,lVb
bank financing, KIRK MOTORS
1000 ua, IA. 0-4eOO.
FOhD 100 Falcon Tndof, .. and h.
stand. trana.. 2aa8. - II
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TAKOMA FORD

soas CARROLL AVE- 30. $1,000
FOmD .08 02laxle 800" IL AGO
enk. Tudof, 4.speA1 trafia. Cal
after 3 pm, 277s047e.
F0kD sby, V-s, atick ehift, 2-doof,
funa aoed. $3.50, e01-oA17.
t0RD 10 0aiaxIs Tudor hardfop,
7. and A. auto. Air cane, sl.0es.
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C0NVlE.RISaTIfRLES
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVROLET

eeol Csnn: ave, on. 4.ea74
c0nyAlR let Mona, kITh 1peSd
dillsn. sl.cvo. XII. a.Ssis i'a' son.
C0nvAfm 100 .fOOs 4s6aof N1--Ss.
red finlfA, z. and A., Ahia. trssis'.
1Asaa sesf.. spssIai iliss' anal
LOVING CHEVROLET
,ul Sy,JHi ivy and cOl'G IA o q;
cge Is 81 sps- blue, :. and h.
Capitol Cadillac-O lds Co
1890 2end 81. NV. FK. 7-se0O
H. auto. shevr sS s sssah, i lSS
mileage. 1 owner. Priced 70 sell.
BOWMAN
MOTOR sAlKs, INC.
Ieee oa. Are. NV. RA. e-1l22
CORyETTK ,e2 4-spsed trans.. =.
M M IN Re,,il fasa : tops. black,
Coz s!.,,!.E VI sslISEes bFIshI RED.
M d; ssll 1. sssssippsd' me- new
Capitol G adillac-O Odds Co.
lae6 22nd q, NV. ". $4,000
cs0 s.'. g IT,. ei sensa Z! bsAuiItul
s " Aens.ysi vaKEanty. hks.nsy
LOVING CHEVROLET
lev, Mwy. ana colssville "a.
w. e.els1 10. S-77ea
Oh SOTO $50 2-dr. at. de luxe med
4A21 o. Feaa, ofEeT. s7f.S5fi.
DK SOTO sB5 With power, Ike mes,
ssklns S2@a. o3b-07b2 o. e27-
bod y "a 4-dooF sedan, fun pfies
41ae. pealer. VA, 6.b77g.
p slsl.s. siE.S. tSGf slga.gPsI9s zee, sIS'';
Pm. atfa frr8
FALCON 40 1-dr., Blue, alta, WAS.
faefory installed luggage rack, I,
And h.. new snow tires, peri.
SssEiss. III. "a tR. s. .ssss ave.
FALCON 80 Tudor ds iuxe. -YlliIy
eauipbee, Z. And b., Fordematic.
fitted Z, sarpet, aneW Urea. exeei'
eend. 81. 0ss. ebs- SoB7.
FALCON sel tudor. FordcmatIc
ter suailty throughput s0Aday,
ne cost guarantee, sl,34b.
TRIANGLE FORD
50lO n. !. Ave. NE. La. p-100s
FALCON 81 pK LuxT TudeF. Al
/. szsEes uree, kTiEAte partys
isGS Il. y ~ Srii sFDsAs n. 1853 SI
FALCON 81 Tudor. de in1e trim
s n.es' I, ~ ssana-' .. and h.. sxtr'
Arlington Ford
1917 n. AsooRx sT. IA. 7-s7so
, FALCON 1851 slalioE WSRon, SPAR
kllns white finish, AlSte, tFana.. de
Ts ffrim' Z very nies sseea,
/. Hill G. Sanders
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
1880 viers Nil Rd., Wheaton. Ma
a4p.4Od1
Fsk ..s. q Sseoa; I: l.Fd 80 Sc.
PALMER FORD
Hamilton b. ana Jamestown RI.
'. OH fsiathShb s NR AZ 7-Oli4
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n rte. 3g.2fi
w nj. Beyond Fairfax Circle
MERCURY ssa hit. eenv., 'Bs FoFI
engine 's109." @tan1, trans. WITT
Cd, 4 Wv. and z eHow ifeads
sieb. on, 1851 alssF $50.
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TOMS CHEVROLET
ol2sEls Ays; 40 Yglx; nlya.

CBEv. ,62 sdpSf aBogts cbube. blps
with blue lnkegiaf, zoe 2faflHe, 4.
many ether extras one.yaaf VAR
Tailt1, beautiful cond,, spAeial, s..
LOVING J. CHEVROLET
~. .siahiS '' enc oolss.ls s.1azss
EHkVn0LE1 1899
aseyl., Automatic, n. ana n
Good conalllon 3i7b, ei8b.Q7Be
CHEy. go VS. stallea wkeens sold
and Beige finish, e-passenear. Z.
and n. Aptq. trAns,. ene-yeaf war.
model is On sale ter emily ef,snb.
LOVING CHEVROLET
Bsw, Hwy. and celesvIlle 3D..
JU. g~el31 .JU. 0-71ee
CHEHM0LET '57 nsl AR standard
ss', Il And h, 979b, -
TOMS CHEVROLET
o' Ssss. 1s..biitssss| \ XVI laRl' s
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ROYAL MOTORS

fmu2fIai-Chfssisr. pigmevt h ssipseA
Aloe ueerwia Ave NV. IA. $4,000
cMHXkl.KR 80 NeW x6Fker 4 aF.,
and ~. auto, trkna., faesoFS
Al c0nd,, al p6wkf access ffel
MsanliKhF and Roses, gs,pDk
1. sfK6iaF cHnySEkR CRY
Ak0p wis. Ave, NM. A-4HllV
GflAYNLKR "a. 500 tolfy.. pewei
Wind6We. pewef g. and b.. auto
RAMA .. and H.. beckett seats
Nr llrss, pius many other extras
N2tsan4
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armstrong Neale

NNN - W. AAWaa- a
HENRY J. 81; good second
car. CAN SIP. S-5Oe3.
IlaPkRIAL l0a Le BAron 4-doof i i.
tAelory ail eqnd., full powei
eauisped. .AneFiea's most Iuxur
ROYAL MOTORS
.IHpe chrysier- Plymouth -1simca
4lllg QeofRia Ave. y w, IA. a-egOl
IMPERIAL go snpvs red, white
leather, elee. wlndoWs and seats
fully equip, excel, cend., S2,dAb.
Capitol Cadillac-O lds Co.
1850 a2na 81. NV. re. y-esOC
AaKR Quay 1913 Monterey, less thar
100 miles. Call "a. s-474a aftsi
MKkCURx is ''s65." r. ana h.
a. :ss p'e Az te, trans. ar conc,
sale. John AUSTIN, 30. e-siOi
MERCURY sB7 station @aesTi, Sso5
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CADILLAC .ei ssdan, tuFsuela1. al
power. vsii cared Tor. s3.OsSk -
Capitol Cad illac- Olds Co.
1890 2end en-. NV. W.. 7-2sOf
CADILLAC 'S6 coupe, F71s1R
yv1sslssssa fvllxa ssuippsa. net var
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co,
1890 x2nd III, NV. ~. 7-2sOo
CADILLAC ol eonyertibla, i'm.
maeulAta condition lnsies and out,
prSInium YIetssenan ' Tres og .dd msz
from s3.4h0 10 81, 9sB, ia. A-3sS0.
CADILLAC 40 S6aH hardten a.
81 s StstsssEs'''v .sstIsHSs Sue i |:
Sutck. ss'Nos "sase nsv
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FOND 's6 T-bird, 1900 nj.
i .ssssSS tSo oaSn f ddssEilH i" assi
FOhp 80 Victoria, eood running
senass ,suseaas.y ana h.. siesA'
r0hp 81 De- RE wAeops Z. and
n. auto, very clean, St9b.
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FALCON 80 Tudor, excel. eond.,
,sssds O lgss volks. ma wont
sinsnss s Wis sss p SSss. sss' Can
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 N. oLknE RD. s27-sSes
opp. Heeht Co, Arl., Va" "
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s.ey[ lssssr ~ 5lssdlfd drive
iTlRflkNGfk FORD

dOlO r. 4 Ave, NE Ia. p.i00d
cHkN. yt l-dr, sedan. aoed eend. !,
tafs6ase. siSs n bssi sifsnr.. oA'
cIlkY. NsvE vi eeayg. AlpIns
yhilaa. hue lntsfief. fuil eahlp,'
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1890 aana 81, NV. ~ $4,000
CHEvM0k.Ef, iatS 'sK HTs6kwood
g.pasatnaer STATEN wa3en, auto
matte, u and n. Wv. Urea amos
sS s s1ss .s.t z: .sa; ss 81 .s.sS 80
CnEvx RS ssnv, We. W.sw. ana
snoM slEee ~ D., mater ruballt,
o sfss i.etssg stlsss' ~ ssI e s ssss
CMEvM0LRT 'bS 9-df. ssdan, 4
ssy gssssSs Automatic AL. ssso.
onEfK s61 fmpala apeTEs couSs.
yhlle, p.a., :. ana ~ w,sw. tireA.
EhsbuN Milee. eulstandine eoEia.
$500 sr assanas gymts: "a. s.
C&fEVMoLRT s61 nrosk@esd Asdr.
g:pags, teAaien essen. suite,
sisSRs,C rxxsmxrxaTer rrw
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l30i0 n. I. Ave. ME-. Ia. p.1Oos
FALCON 81 DK Luxe TudeF, All
| extras, tirae, Private party.
gl,30S. Mr. REDERAEN. 360l
18th 81: q. Arlington. IA. S-O06a.
FALCON 81 Tudor, de In1e trim,
standard tfAna., Z. and H.. extra
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TEMPLE
MOTOR 90.
sYEiSSSsS1e&.

tA6lI ~ IIMs. BLACK. IzsgSiS
AT: vssS sisaA' net var.
Capitol 6 Cadillac Olds Co.
1880 seHe 81. NV. m 1.2NOO
ClKN.. se flApAla e6ns,, exeep-
tienel. oFie, asnet, Sl,OS0 6F
ssI. sffsf. AP. S.sSoc- VI. assi
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T. CHEvRoLETS
y Fords, PontiacS
sTRAIoHr.sTfcK sRfcIAls

go PONTIAC Grand Prsx ea.esl
4-speed, pesftreetlea,g AlamlFluMl
wh6elk, tinted glass. peV4f. steer.
Inc, ehowre1nl condition, fAet9r1
warranty avAilahla.
'es PONTIAC Grand Prlx 4. s3.0oE
4ssptkd, posttrketion, aluminunl
wheels, nanmy ether extfaa, lev
mllease, ena ewhef.
'e2 cHEvRoLEy InpsIa -ss.eel
s-df. hardtop, "4OB" engine. q.
speed, positraetion, beautiful red
finish. inatehine interior, nss.
car eenditien.
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PALMER FORD

aARliton ct, and JameatewI Rd,
W aFe UEpE ytSTkbh M AZ ~ '-Oii4
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Arlington Ford

1917 n. MOORE ST. IA. 7-S70Q
CHEVY IS cow, stTsiEht shift,
a s... e an I. $500 ~ a ss'' Ol'.'.
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7sxa "a O ~ e seLks' nc. $50.
C0RvETTK .e2 4-Epsed trans. =.
r ssS M gs ssatsss : tops. black
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N'R0SY'AT."M NToRs

l.Chrysler-F lymauf ince
AIO0 0a0rNiA Ave. INV. IA. N.2eDl
EHRYbEEk s5l S-door Windsor.
Auto. runs GOOD, 4. and h., very
clean, si7a. on. 4-ekslk.
CKMFsLER 'oa 900. 4-er, hdtp.
p nd sT.E .I;..' aug, ss..sS ssan'-' 7
ROYAL, MOTORS
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JOB ossrsls xs; s.sSoo
cnhxsl;kk 81 Ns 4 I .deer re-
aI.bes. Dealer, VA, s.s7Ta.
CNmXsLKM 'e8 NswpoFl eenv,. pew-
Al Window and aests. "a. and
IL. hrs we s.e' 'ssss.sAs. A@ o.
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sKLMER FoRp

Hamllton 81. and lamsstewn 70
w HY1 I'LL EEhIIEkhns9Ra "A 7.oii'
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opkN SUNDAYS. 1875
EHEtROLKT6 - JUSTINE cfiKv.
N0IKT. $40 nalto, ave. On us.
i Ia Hyattsyfllss Nd. WA. 7-T200,
CmmXsLmR 'es 4 aoefs brand nsv,
s eve l sEs,,ss. ssvs az sss'lEe e q
L. ssJS Vic. XVI, M sszsOS
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Arlington Ford

FALCON sel wagon. r. ana b., std.
tFana. Bconofay special, SI,sQb'
PALMER FORD
E u RysRrs q s9e ~, SsHs:is.n n;
oPKk e01snAYs, ta-6
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FORD ,s7 Victoria eouDe We. blue
Aae white. stand. tFpras =, and n,
today'a special $500 cash o.
H E%s az cao NJ IN Nc sISSis. sOci
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ICHKVRQLBT-CoRVAIk -.
28s0 wilson BlYd.. Afi. IA. 2-e00A
CHEV. 80 sta. vas. espass. a.er..
black, fully equip. Se91, guar. 4.
2. sTEuAkT MI. NC. S9ese000.
CHEv. 5e9 1mpaIa 4-dooE hArdtop,
az cylinder. poysfklide. pgwer
i ss;ESSSs .stus sr' mlis.. *: i Sss.
The Republican., 1963-09-12

FOR SALE-9-room house:
bedrooms, bathroom, gas, electric,
good water, in Deer Park. Phone
DE 4-2748 or see Andrew G. Friend.
ADV 28-3t
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
1856 Ford Custom line, 2-tone, new
paint, radio and heater, top shape
Call DE 4-3261 or see Clayton Ar
mold. ADV 27-2t
FOR SALE - Armstrong room
heater, 10000 BTU, fan and Honey
we'll controls, used one winter only,
$4,000 May be inspected at The
Republican, Second St, Oakland
ADV. 27-tf
FOR SALE-14-ft. Higgins boat,
fiber glass covered, 712 hip. Elgin
motor, boat trailer, oars, life pre-
servers, excellent condition, $3.50,
or will sell items separately. Phone
629, Terra Alta ADV. 26-3t*