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BOATS and MARINE

loft. DUNPHY, 1852 Mercury elec
Less than 10 hrs. Speeds better than
30 mi, per hr. Trailer, skis and ac-
eessories. Must sell immed. Call 1872
I9-FT. CABIN BOAT, sleeps ga. Gator
traileri sa 2o-h;P. Johnson acc. comp
CRUISER, 30J long, excel.
sond Apply to CHARLIE TtPPETT,
'6l ChriS-cTaft, 80
i y; comp, every extra ITO Oman
must see this one. 50. s-iG2l. ''
old, complete with many extras, bet,
ter than new cond. Cost 500 900,
sell $1,000. BYRON MOTION PIC
lift. SAMPSON CRUISER. Sleeps q
Completely, equipped for skiing or
fishing. 62 4O-h.p, Evinrude motor
trailer. $1,000. Call aft. o pm,
1862 CLAYTON custom Sea skiff, 2sx
lob, twin Chrys. 1888, red. gears
Monel tanks, rails, shafts, mufflers
Heavy-duty batteries, alternators. 10
watt radio. Aft. antennA, Fly. bridge.
sleeps I. < Seayy,daty custom SD'h BOAT
ready for ocean City or Bay cruising.
Asking $4,000, all equipment goes
wIsale. Inspect By appt. at Corinthian
Yacht Club. Call RfOOB. ewes, DU
7-5404, morn. DE. 2-12s6.
i6-FT. ARKANSAS TRAVELLER boat,
motor trailer. Excel cond. New up
holstery, top. All nee, accessories
Complete. Po 2-Ob50.
et-FT. NEW KIT. BUILT, los Chris.
Graft inboard motor, cupboard prop,
VI ,sO0 or make offer. FL. 4-1577.
iO-H,P. JOHNSON, 1850 manual, Ions
shaft, remote control $500. LU. q
p1gb after . pm.
MARINE MAINTENANCE SERVICE
For fast service on repairs OF pumps
W.Ts,s esiI At Al. AZ ms engines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
Boat Supplies

Rope IN cts, Jackets Sc, tarpaulins
pumps. cushions. hooks. dry chemical
iI,s ext Si nylon ~ et, ,,, MISC
a6i5 N st. NV. FE. s-654S.
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Birney Forms Crew

Arthur A. Birney will be skip
per of a National Yacht Club
crew from Washington invited
to race one Of the Naval Acad-
emy's 44-foot Luders yawls July
20-2l in the Lloyd Phoenix Re-
gatta off Annapolis.
The nine-man company will
have to undergo q cold tur.
key" routine in finding where
everything is. Their boat will
not be available for shakedown
work before the three-race Sc
ries, against eight other leading
clubs.
One member said he hoped
the hurried introduction would
not result in something like
mayhem in q spaghetti fac
tory" But there's blue water
experience in the crew, which
includes Roberto Uriburu, Drs.
Richard A. Malmgren and Ned
H. Wiebenga; Edwin Schneider,
Juan and George Perez, Har-
old Raveson, and Dave Nc
Lean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09

/ perienced power boat men
seem to get overconfident and
get into trouble. When they
do, it's q dilly."
The only serious accident he
could recall, with some areas
unreported, involved a 15-year-
old and a 16-year-old boy
playing chicken" in outboards,
perish the thought, at Fairlee
Greek, north Of Rock Hall.
Results: A head-on collision,
a broken leg for the younger
boy, q laceration for the
other, and two total boat
losses.
If the weather does an en-
core this week end, there will be
thanks from the Severn Sailing
Association, which will play
host to the Lightning class dis
trict championships Saturday
and Sunday at Annapolis.
Star Race on Tap
Also on the calendar this
week end are the Miller
Memorial Series for the Chesa-
peake Bay Star championship
out Of Gibson Island Yacht
Club. About rs entries are ex-
pected.
The men to beat appear to
be the brothers Lippincott, BOZ
and Howard, who left the fleet
in their wake at Annapolis.
We got q sleepy voice on the
phone early yesterday in Wash
ington when we called to check
on the identity Of q "W. law
son." listed on the aye results
as Mobjack winner. I'VE went
home. It's news to u.s." said
Mrs. Walter r. Lawson.
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o Free wheel aIiSnmenS
iRSpoeSisa doaO en-
cor 80 200 oIOesFoMie
visUolinSEs, 9 70 3
Mondsy fhrv PFidsy.
Q Flsss fixed fer the life
81 The tire.
. Tires Fsfatsd every
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5000 miles Cor che
life Of the tire.
o Strokes checked Q 70 o
MoHdGY thFV Fridsy.
o Tires Mowntea Free.
Q BottOTias Inspected
end lnssellOd Free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-27

Indonesia. The evidence in
Moscow in that President Su-
karno has so far refrained
from signing for fear of an
tagonizing the powerful In
donesian Communist Party,
which follows a strongly pro-
.Peking line. Last month, an
Indonesian delegation, headed
by Party Secretary Aidit, Wis
tied Moscow In an unsuccess-
full effort to mediate in the
Sino-Soviet biological talk S
that were still going on then.
Realizing where their sympa-
thies lay, the Russians gave
them no encouragement and
only q small hello.
The two Southeast Asian
countries that haven't yet
signed-Ceylon and Cambodia
are expected to do so in due
course. according to their re-
spective ambassadors, who
point out that there is really
no rush since both their gov
ernments have issued state
ments approving the treaty.
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z Men Arrested
In Theft of Safe

Two men were charged yes
terday with HOUSEKEEPING in
the theft of a safe early Sum
day from the Kogod & Dubh
Furniture Co., $50 Upshur
street NV.
Police identified the men as
Willis Campbell, jr., IS, of the
100 block of Fourth street
NE. and Kenneth Jones, 81,
of the 900 block of Morton
street NV.
The safe, which contained
only % credit cards, was later
found near the Woodrow Will
son Bridge in Prince Georges
County, police reported.
Police said they traced the
men through a grocery store
truck a former employer had
loaned to Jones.
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Negro Ex-Moior
AssuiIs March

A Negro retired Army major,
who now serves as executive d.
rector of the National Council
for Patriotic Citizenship. today
criticized civil rights demon
STATIONS as "the greatest fraud
perpetrated upon the American
people with the past 100 years"
The criticism was voiced by
Hughes Alonzo Robinson, q re-
tired Army Reserve major, who
was a chaplain during World
War II and served until recently
as commander Of the cadet
corps of Fort Valley (Ga.) State
College.
Mai. Robinson said civil
rights leaders should concen-
trate on self Improvement pro-
grams for Negroes and on
teaching them to become law
abiding citizens with respect
for constitutional authority.
Mai. Robinson said he spent
the first 10 years Of his life on
a farm in Florida and did not
go to school until the age Of 20.
But, he said, he went on to earn
a bachelor of science degree
from Springfield (MaSs) Col
lege, while married and sup
porting three children.
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SIS Demonstrate
Over Arrest of
IS in High Point
By the Associated Press

Minor civil rights demonStra-
tons were reported in three
States yesterday and last night.
About IS Negroes marched
through downtown High Point,
N. c.. last night to the city
jail to serenade IA Negroes and
a white man arrested an hour
earlier on trespass charges
while blocking the entrance to
a segregated theater.
Seven Negroes we're taken
into custody yesterday during
a sit-in at a segregated res
taurant at Huntington, w. Va.
Five young Negroes were ar
rested yesterday in Athens,
Ca, on charges Of disorderly
conduct and threatening an
other after an older Negro
woman said they tried to pre-
vent her from shopping at a
boycotted variety store. A sixth
Negro. an l8-year-old girl,
was charged with disorderly
conduct after an argument
with a white woman In q
crive-in restaurant.
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$4,000 Bond
Is Posted on
Abortion Count

A judge set bond today at
$4,000 for an alleged abor-
ZIONIST whom the prosecution
said in court may have a boat
and crew ready to whisk him
out of the country.
The bond was set by United
States District Court Judge
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port a Government request for
the $4,000, told Judge Jones
he feared Forte might flee.
Forte, through an attorney,
denied having any such plan.
Mr.. Sullivan said Forte is
awaiting trial this fall on two
other abortion charges and is
on probation on similar charges
in Baltimore. The prosecutor
said two felony convictions
could mean deportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-27
By EDMUND STEVENS
Special TO The Star


MOSCOW, Aug. 81. - Cuba's
long delay in adhering to the
nuclear test-ban treaty has the
Russians puzzled. The men In
the Kremlin may well be ask
ing themselves whether the
hospitality and entertainment
lavished on Fidel Castro when
he visited the USSR last spring
and the generous economic aid
are paying off.
Mr.. Castro gave the treaty
cursory approval in his July rs
anniversary speech. But since
then, the voice of Havana has
rarely chimed in with the
chorused enthusiasm from most
Soviet-bloc capitals.
Conceivably, Mr.. Castro may
be playing hard to get in order
to reassert his independence
and prove Cuba is nobody's
satellite. According to one
Moscow rumor, he is delaying
In order to win further eco
nomic concessions from Mos
COW, after being impressed by
the manner in which the Ro-
manians managed to get away
with this kind of blackmail
through their feigned flirta-
ton with Picking.
But behind it all there Is
doubtless a lingering sympathy
for the Chinese Reds mill
tant" brand Of communism.
sympathy that has always been
pronounced among such Castro
intimates as fire-eating Ernes-
to (Che) Guevara.
Castro Runs Risk
Should Mr.. Castro try to
push his luck too far, the game
conceivably could backfire. The
Soviets have served clear no.
tice on all the Communist-blo
countries that this is the time
to stand up and be counted.
Failure to sign the treaty would
place Cuba in the company Of
Red China and Albania. North
Korea and North Wet Nam.
The last two have made clear
their intention of following the
Picking line by refusing to adj
here to the test-ban treaty. At
the same time, they have re-
Trained from joining in Pc
kings campaign Of abuse and
denunciation of the Soviet
Union. The latter, In turn, has
avoided rebuking or criticizing
them for rot signing, realizing
they were caught IN the middle.
But Cuba is different. There
are no extenuating circum-
stances, for there Picking is I'M
able to exert anything but
moral influence. And with every
added day, Mr.. Castro's delay
begins more and more to look
like a studied posture Of de-
fiance. The Cuban Embassy in
Moscow seems bewildered by 1t
all. To the daily flood of phone
calls from reporters and we'll
wishers, asking when they plan
to sign, they have one pat an
swer: I'VE have no instruc-
tions."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-27

William B. Jones for Allan U.
Forte, II, a self-described
physical therapist. who was
arrested last night by police at
his office in the $500 block of
Georgia avenue NV.
The United States Commits
sioner's Office said Forte
posted the bond. He is due to
return for a preliminary hear
ing there September 5.
Police charged Forte, re-
portedly a native of British
Guiana. with performing an
abortion on a 19-year-old girl
this month at his office. Forte
lists his home in Baltimore.
Harold Sullivan, assistant
United States attorney, to sup
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INTERPRETATIONS
-INTERPRETATION-
Cubo's Delay on Treaty
Has Moscow Puzzled

The Sino-Soviet quarrel has
by now progressed far beyond
the point where it Is possible
for Communist bloc members
to be neutral. The Russians are
more and more taking the po-
sition that those who are not
for them are against them. And
1t is highly dubious whether
an openly pro-Peking Castro
would get any sympathy OF
support from Moscow.
IndOnesia Delays Signing
Since West Germany finally
came around to signing the
test-ban treaty, the biggest
country not yet heard from Il
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CHEV. SO Mona coupe, power
glide, push button radio and rear
speaker, Wv. tires, "102" en-
CINE, c and c group, padded
dash, spare wheel lock. under
coat company official car, sale
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET, 1850. E1caniuo Gus.
ten upholstered. poSiiraction 4
/ gpeed Transmission, low mileage,
l Perfect c0nd- sss-6l6s
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SIEUART
EORn

s,h and n. Y. Ave. NV. MA. s-sool
FORD 1852 Convertible. Very clean.
SLIGO. Gail T3S-sloo.
FORD SO Tudor H, r. VS. o1to.
Trans. p.s.t 2. and h., Wv. tires,
excel eond.. 301-2s6-296O.
FORD 1885 convertible, VS., alto,
new top. Low mileage, NEEDe
NO WORK Well cared for 81
owner since new. Must sell S475.
Call 256-1O37.
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STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.

@@NNrs
1907 M ST. NV.
Pc. $4,000 CLOSED SUNDAY
CHEW. SO, 2 dr., good tires, good
body. runs good. 500. code
Sol -I9e-l286.
CHEVY IMPALA SO, full power,
large motor, 7.tone, original owner.
s795. 10. S-6592.
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CHEW. 81 cow, top shape for
quick cash sale by orig. owner.
Off. DE. 2-l0ll, ext. IS, home
966-7236.
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Hill q Sanders

FALCON '6l Tudor, sparkling blue
finish, T. and h., auto. trans, per-
feet md car. Special price, Slsl95.
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TRIANGLE Ford

F0RDs 20. CO. official cars and
demonstrators, choice Of colors,
body styles and equip. NeW-car titles
and terms. Terrific saving.
TRIANGLE FORD
800 R. L Ave. NE. Ia. s-loos
FORD 80 Galaxie 500 cow. auto,
PSI Wv, 7. and h., ! driver, like
new. sz,lss. CAL $4,000.
FORD 20 Galaxie convertible. MS
white, power steering. automatic
Transmission RADIO heater, sharp,
SOS.
Lindsay OldS-Cadillac
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR. "
ON. 3-o3So ALEXANDRIA
FORD IS 2 dr., :. and b., We, std.
trans.s needs repairs 500 or best
offer. WO. 500.
FORD 20 Spas. Country Sedan,
eruiseOmatics T. and h., power
Steering, power brakes, cleo. tail
gate Wv. tires, and many other
extras, light blue with a custom
blending int.s u usu ally clean,
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''Fr THKOMA FORD

7025 CARROLL AVE, JU. $1,000
FALCONS, 81 ,oso, 4 left. '62 Fordor
sed., auto, r. and b. Must be sold
by auto. rent. CO. Buyer must ar
range own financing and cars are
sold as Is, 338-5l6e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

FORD, go. FAIRLANE 800" VS..
very clean. r and h new tfres
OWNER. 5e7-46ee.
FORD '63 Fairians 'ssoos Fordor
Gust. sta. WaF., 40 "a, n. va
manual shift, =. and d, undercoaf
padded dash. sz.1So. FE. s-Sf0o,
Xxi. z1oAs 9 TO SPIN
FoRD q COW: GaIaIIs go. /"
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CHEV. '63 Bel Air e-pass. station
wagon. VS., poWerEiide. power
steering. push button radio. c
and e gLopD. unoercoat. sale
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FORD '$ Station WaEon. ar, Fair
eond- $50. o. best oiier. IA Ssss7.
FORD 80 Galaxis l-dF., black, many
extras, mus sell immed. &1yo9s o.
best offer. 10. s-sz7o.
FORD -. We station WaEon. slraiEht
shit 7. and h. 4 dr. excel. eo1d.s
WO. 6-o76s.
FORD 81 Or. sedan. p0Wer steer.
ing, good cond. 500 o. best offer.
Phone S47-73s7.
FORD ~ Galaxie Starliner coupe, 3
CYL straight stick, 7. and b., Wv.
tires. dark blue hnishs Al eond.,
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FORD IS Custom Line Fordor,
Standard RADIO and heater. CA
EN- 3-o9o3 after 8 pm
FORD 50 Fordor sedan. z-tons, fai-
" automatic r. and h., new tres,
new pare best offer. ~ 100.
FORD '6z Galaxis 500 T1doF, I
cylinder, cruiseomatic, r. and h. al
vinyl int-s cleaning black fnish -
OF By y y;1y; tires Al ar sl!sSs,
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Periect cond. s6s-6165
CHEVROLET Sc We Bel-air, Z ar.
7. and h., p.w. l-Owuef. GARAGE
kept. JET black. New tires and low
mileage. Sun. only al this price
Ss9s. J c. PouN ERS USED
CARS. 1893 BladensburE Rd- ne.
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AUToMOBILES FOR SALE

eth and N. q. Ave. N.W.s Ma. 900
FALCON 80 2-dr. de luxe, green
and white finish auto. trans, r.
and h., Wv. tires. Low mileage ]
nMner sqqs qAq-7n11
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FALCON '6l 4-dr. de luxe, green
auto, lge. engine +. and h. seal
belts, very clean. sl.l50 or offer
EN-. 3-SIei.
FALCON 81, deluxe Fordor wagon
equipped including big engine, very
clean Sl2AS
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LINCOLN SO Continental 2-dr.
hrot7., air cond., power windows,
power seats, p.S., p.b., black leath-
er interior. Immaculate. New white
side-wall tires plus white-wall snow
tires. Automatic signal-fincing radio
with drivers foot control. This car
is not COMPANY car but the ow-
ner's personal car, Contact Mr..
Hall at HUSKIE MOTOR SALES,
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FORD IS Tudor, We, STRAIGHT stick,
r. and h., excel. cond., $39S. JU.
5.oq33, evenings.
FORD "a We, Fordomatic, good
rubber, rebuilt engine, excel. run.
ming cond. VIII. 1858.
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FORD IS cow, We. auto, r. and
b. $ sharp gSsJ Ts,ggesc;kept car. s3'S'
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CHEW, "a A-dr, standard transm.,
very good cond. Make offer. 4el.
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FORD 81 Galaxie Tudor hardtop,
We crulsomatic, r. and h., Wv.
tires, beautiful jet black finish with
red and white Interior, exceptional.
" clean, lust ! owner, now only
$3.50. KIRK MOTOR CO., our 2lst
year, 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-490l
OPEN SUNDAY
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$2,095
Ourisnnan
Chevrolet

CHEVROLET 50 Biscayne 2-dr. Sc
dan, va. powerglide, r. and h., iyO-
S,.I anG pIue dr nIsa with mai EHnS
CO.. our 7iI year. 1000 Ca. ave.
NV, ia. p-As0l. OPEN SUNDAY.
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CHEW, Jas Gu. 355 hip, complete
$3.50 or will make deal fer 2e3.
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18th and II ST. NE.
FARMS
ANDY Moore, Realtors

FORT VALLEY acres, 7-rOom
farm house, z fireplaces, summer
kitchen with large firepl., bank
barn, garage, work shop. Sll,250
One half down. PETERS REALTY,
Great Falls, Va. 75o-216l.
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Glebe
Auto Market

sl0 S. GLEBE RID. IA. A-5A40
PLYMOUTH IS Belvedere, auto, r.
and h., new tires, good cond., best
offer. JE. 1880.
PLYMOUTH IS convertible, good
running -cond., $50. 1910 Kendall
st. ne. MR.. SPANE.
PLYM nth "a 4-dr., powerflite
trans, Z: and h., excel. cond., S275.
0V. $500.
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PLYMOUTH 50 Belvedere 2-dr., r
and h., auto, S695. UNIVERSITY
AUTO SALES, Univ. blvd. and Col.
esville rd., JU. s-l036.
PLYMOUTH 50 station wag. 4-dr.,
$3.50. Call LA. 6-2o5S.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook. Black
4-dr" r., H.. good tires. excel.
PONTIAC SO convert. T m p st,
many extras, demo. sale, $685.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 422l Conn.
PONTIAC 80 Tempest wagon, power
equip, demo. sale, 2,724. FLOOD
PONTIAC S3 sport sogDe. power
PONTIAC, 422l Conn.
f Sss Is, ' r t65 DST FRSET fR: III
Conn.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD, 81. wgn., p.s., r. and h., Ord
car. in family. good cond., blue,
s495 or offer. OIL. 2-o3o6.
F OR $, q; ,, a lever PgiSes! , Buy J,
329s Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. 5-e822.
FORD SO We, stand. trans, runs
and looks good, $S9S, $40 down and
5000 monthly. REINES MOTOR
CO., 1910 Wilson blvd.
FORD 81 Fairlane $780, Tudor, all.
white finish, r. and h., auto, power
steering, WV. tires, a clean car,
priced to sell, Sl,2o5.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BONNEVILLE 80 spts. cpe., radio
PSI p.b., new tires, peri. cond
BUICKS-AreA's biggest selection
RALPH BROWN BUICK, go II ii
me-, ii. e.1loo, open ewes. I'll ?.
BUICK IS Rdmaster, all cleo. fac.
tory air cond.. owner. must see
to appreciate. EN-. 3.1o5l.
BUICK 81 convertible, black, full
power, tinted glass, WV, good
condition. $3.50. JU. s-As6S.
BUICK 1857 A-dr. hdtp.. auto, r. and
H. p.b.s., .P.w., extras. Very clean
t5I5, 477.4S11.
BUICK 50 l.dr. Super hardtop, p,s,,
sSond.. Z $500 enc w. 3" s'..s sir'' In Al
BUICK 'S 4-dr. Special. n. and h.,
excel. conc $500 or reasonbls Of
BUICK You can get a better used
Gar a! STEWART BUICK, INC
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Oln1Stead

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-S5oo
OLDS. 80 BRAND NEW, S2,loa.
BAYSEk 0LDS., Sill. Spg., Ss7.47o0
0LDSM BILE IS 2-dr. sedan,
MOTOR SALES, S25-2so0.
OLDSMOBILE 80 "ss" 2-dr. hrdtp.,
auto. trans, r. and h., p.s., p.b.,
all vinyl int. Absolutely immaculate
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 80 FIJI, good
cOnd., reasonable, 5s5-3329.
MATCHLESS "a, excel. cOnd. $3.50.
Call after 8 pm. LII. 3-245s.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Vespa, 1883, de
luxe, grand sport model, with &C.
cess. $l7q. KE. 6-e445.
TRIUMPH 50 $50 &C, runs good,
must sell. $375. Also Go-Kart, 500.
Ss7-65l0.
1858 TRIUMPH CUB, excellent con.
dition. Call 565-6l4o after S pm.
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1881 FORD ENGLISH CAMPER.
1900 mi. Has stove, sink, closets.
ITO volts AC. Seats convert TO beds.
Expand. roof top. This all-season
camper being sold due 10 my going
overseas. oel-4ql0.
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PLYMOUTH 81 A-door sedan. stan.
dard g." r. and h., beaut. red and
white finish, only Se5 down, $40
month, Sl,0q5 full price, call FRED
FREDERICK, Chrysler.Plymouth,
H6-7373.
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FORD ~ 9pass, wagon very Clean
TAKOMA FORD
7o25 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD SO S.pass. wag.. r. and h.,
p.s., and p.b., snow tires, good
cond., must sell. ASKING $3.50,
FORD '63 Galaxie, ? pass, Country
Squire, 220 hp., extras, 5000 mi,
one owner. 52S-51l7.
FORD 81 convertible. black with
white top, red inter, stand. shift,
We, 81 800. 256-6s9l.
FORD IS cow, We. auto, r. and
h., sharp garage.kept car. S3SS.
5e3.2s40 or es2.31lo.
FORDs 80 company officials cars
and demonstrators, Fairlanes. and
Galaxies. Choice Of body styles, co.
l0rs and equip. New.car title and
terms. Terrific savings.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. I. Ave. NE. LA. q.looJ
FORD 80 Galaxie 800" conv., 2,
and h., PSI auto, low MI, all
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80 lmpala sport coupe, sill.
YER blue with white top, power.
glide, PSI p.b.. r. and h., seat
belts. wire hubs, bumper guards.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

We NEED apartment houss ground
KAY RLTY. CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
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FORD go Galaxie Tudor sedan.
white, econ. 6-cyl. with stand. shift,
r. and h., Wv. tires, other extras,
immac. cond., orig. owner, Sl,6S0
cash, or can arrange financing with
t375 dr., call anytime for. appt. TO
see and drive In N. Va. area,
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Chew 80 like-new Biscayne -"
straight stick, 2-dr., pvt. party. must
sell. 5ll.11OL