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lMP0RT-SP0RTS
CHA SO coupe, red
with black top. S1,095
TRI-COUNTY
RAMBLER, INC.
CALL 776-7s73
Laurel, Md.

KARMANN-GHIA SO, excellent
condition an hS ones TO- to E99 iSnncs
with S95 down.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 NORTH GLEBE RID, 527-Ssss
OPPOSITE HEIGHT co" Arl,, Va"
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REAL ESIATE WANTED

ALL CASH, FREE APPRAISALs-
Houses, farms and acreage.
Pr. Geo, Charles. st. Mary'S Co.
I MR.. PRAISE 779-S06S
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IMPORT SPORTS
(coNTINUEDl at

CORVETTE '63 Sting Ray coupe.
Blue, $40 hip, 4 speed, r, h.,
positraction, hid. brakes, Wv.
tires. guar. S4.650. HE. 4-S919.
DKW AUTO UNION $50 hardtop
coupe, r. and h.. excel. mechanical
cond. Moving. EN-. 3-0246,
FIAT so cow, $685.. AUTORAMA,
ll29 10th st. NV. FE. 3-6434
FIAT 80 spyder convertible 1900"
81 ,296. AUTORAMA, 1929 goth
ST. NV. FE. 3-6434.
HILLMAN 80 Mink 4-door, extra
clean, excellent mechanical condi-
ton. with low mi. The price is
right, S595. L. P. STEUART SILL
HWY. IN. 7-InNn. III Q-1434
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

TRADE NEW SARASOTA. FLA. St,
Armands Kew. . bedroom, . bath,
> car garage. air conditioned de
luxe home, value SOB. 500 for
close in MontgameTy County
home. write builder. VIM. c.
THOMPSON 435 Mckinley. DR..
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WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR
CAR, AUTORAMA, 1929 Kenil-
worth ave. ne. LII. l-g4O0.
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MERCEDES BENZ 81 "22O-s," rec
finish, leather interior. Specis.
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ABSOLUTE top cash for end trusts.
No applications or red tape Va,
Nd, D. c. Day, eve, VIII. 6-6l 81.
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American Service Center

MERCEDES BENZ-Buy your used
Mercedes with confidence from
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LUNCH AND TAP ROOM

Located on Rockville pike. Doing
good business. owner wishes TO
retire.
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ACCOMMODATE r. AND D. light
mfg. whsng., with oic, and park
. 1ng. 100000 50. n, June, 90.
81 SPRG. ~. e-0sss, Ju. b-7s63
ALEXANDRIA CITY - Close 10
DOWNTOWN. . buildings, one with
TNtra high ceiling. total $500 50
II. zoned heavy industrial nov
Vacant. BOB DUNCAN REAL
AgTATE XII S-kOla
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2-ACRE SITE

For nursing home. medical clinic or
small school, Top location. Wheat
on area. Priced right. Good terms.
Call Mr.. Vowel.
DADE (Land) REALTY
5sS-35sS SOL Ga. Ave.
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DRIVEN


eTn, tully equipped, WRlk-in boxes
Now in operation. Store requires
eXper. grocer and butcher. Good
transit and neighborhood trade.
Must leave business due to H.
ness. VIII back. financially. mar
with reliable background. HO. ..
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81 ACRES, on 2-lane hard I'd.
mi. to Indian Head. timber
stream. surrounded by improved
prop. $4,000 dn., price S1A.T50.
owner will hold LIST. EXCL.
FARM &, HOME RLTY,, 44g-640O.
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GARAGES
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

AUToMoTIvE AND SERVICE STA
TON EQUIPMENT. CALL RE.
5-O779.
STUDE. COUPES '53 and '55, sell
as. parts or trade whole cars for
misc. l need space. CO, 5-7253.
TIRES, snow. ., w/wheels and
tubes, 7,bOXl5. retreadS l mo. old.
Best offer LA. 9-21l7 Def, 2 pm.
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Auth. Mereedes-Ben Dealer
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., Va.
ia. 7-7722 or ia. 7-2440
$50" SO 4-dr. sedan,
r. and h., new tires and battery,
Just compl. serviced, excel, condr
one owner, S1,45O. FL. 4-1754.
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MERCEDES BENZ 81 "220-s," rec
finish, leather interior. specis.
S2.795.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
II1966 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
MIG 'e2 Midget red, 4 spd.. equip.
MIG 81 I'd Classic. motor excellent.
3 new tires. TR-3 bucket seats,
r. and h., porto walls must sell.
returning to school. EN-. 3-6607
after . pm.
MIG 62 NIX II. Red, wire wheels.
radio, clearance price, 81 ,595.
Many other roadsters to choose
from. Priced from S495.
GELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave, OFF 712O. Wis
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 4-92l5
% EG:,l. 'e On. f 5ssG oS St RED. S%S ISS
down.
MAJOR IMPORTS
Corner Wilson Blvd. and N. 10th
ARLINGTON, VA. ia. 4-6607
PORsCHE 1860 Super silver coupe,
fully equipped; In exec: como.
S2,595, 524-203S ewes. ME. g.
1858 days.
PoRSCHE 80 1900" super Coupe.
elect. sun roof, cream finish 7
mo- old List price $4,000, sac.
Sale. OK. 7-2997 days. Ell. 6-S24l
| ewes.
PORSCHE 50 super cow, with
radio, heater, good top.
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
1914 North Fl. Myer Drive
/ Arlington Va Ia b-9Bt4
PORSCHE '57 speedster roadster,
st. NV. Re. 3-6434,
PORSCHE $3.50, cleaning biz.
classic cpe. good cond., r. and h..
big motor, S795. Ell. 6-2146.
RENAULT 80, $685.. AUTORAMA,
1920 goth st. NV. Re 3-6434
RENAULT 62 Dauphine, S1,09b.
AUToRAAMA' 1923 goth st. NV
RENAULT 1872 Dauphine, economy
ASTuTToRAHSiAS,' 1i i2tS 26thi st. NV.
FE. 3-6434
RENAULT 81 Gordini, black, Wv.
Excel. cond. $3.50. 10. 2-7199'
RENAULT 80 Dauphine 4-door 7.
THAcKER MOTORS, 18th and
r. l. ave. ne, LA, 9-l100.
RENAULT DAUPHINE 80. pearl
white with blue inter. PERSONAL
lied for wifes use Motor, tires
and body excel, S372. oV. g.
30lS.
ROLLS ROYCE 81 4-dr. 2 to
choose from Factory warranty,
air conditioned, S9.250. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
sAAB 80 CT coupe, Full reclining
seats, ! owner. S1,S77.
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
1914 North Fl. Myer Drive
Arlington. Va. ia. 5-26l4
sIMCA $50 4-door, equipped. good
cond, 1895.
TAKOMA FORD
7025 Carroll Ave. JU. $1,000
TAURUS 80 wagon, No. 17l0, de
luxe model, stand. trans, r. and
h. $685..
PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ st. NV. FE. 3-2204
TRIUMPH 80 TR-3, very good
cond.. S1,275. can be seen at
l COBMOh MOblIE . A. AOO Ltub-
burg pike, F. c., Va.
TRIUMPH 80 TR-3, Si,395.
AUTORAMA, 1929 goth st. NV.
FE. 3-6434.
TRIUMPH $50 TR-2, S5g5. AUTO
RAMA, 1929 goth st. NV. FE.
3-6434.
TRIUMPH 81 TR-3 convertible as
is S475.
]
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1880 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2600
TRIUMPH 81 TR-3 roadster,
S1,595. AUToRsAMA. 1923 goth
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KARMANN-GHIA 81 coupe. excel,
cond., reprinted. $3.50. Office,
524-s513. KS; 547-3624 after 7
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ARLINGTON RESTAURANT

Gross, $4,000. Cash, $4,000
JOE H. THOMPSON jackson s-e7oo
AUTO REPAIR, paint and body
shop. Ideal downtown location
Completely equipped. Doing over
100000 business Mechanic or
body man owner could easily
double. Sell due to other inter-
ct. Box l40-G. Star.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. - 5,6OO
TO 10000 sQ. n new ware
houses ready within 80 days
Corner s. Van Dorm 81. and
s. Pickett 81, Ample park
inR Office space optional
Consult Mr. Richard 3 phll-
lipR. Leasing Dept, SHAM
NON A. LuCHs CO. Real
tors 124 l4th st. NV MA,
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

HALLOWING PIT. RIVER ESTATES
Lots and acreage, boating, fish
ing. swimming Also have acreage
and farms available. Call Mr..
PERKINS. XII. 9-6640 or OV. g.
1892. ewes. 45l-2492. CLARKE &
SAMPSON. Realtors.
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SILVER SPRING

,EIHEsDA. s.. S. ROCKVILLE
AREAs-suit llght.htayy indl.i
HOWARD n. sCHAFER, OIL. 2.54Al
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81 UNI CNHN hADL-hWAN
Secluded 20 acre waterfront prop
erty on Maryland's eastern shore.
comfortable homes. excellent
hunting and fishing. Easily &C
cessible on good roads.
CALVERT R. BREGEL, ATTORNEY
Central Savings Bank Bldg.
Baltimore ., Nd.
LIE. 9-2744 BE. 5-69l7
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Excellent builders OPPORTUNITY, nr,
Dulles Airport JPSG; Property being
terms. RE. 7-3531. IL. 3-1OA2.
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WHEATON PLAZA AREA-70 by
l5S graded lot. all utils. avail
Cow, to everything, ready to go.
So. 900.
TED LINGO IN. 7-77nn
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U. S. Assoteogue Park
Urged Unit

ANNAPOLIS, July % (AP).-The Maryland Economic
Development Commission recommended Federal development
of Assategue Island in report submitted to Gov Tawes today
The ultimate economic benefit to Worcester County and
the State of Maryland will be greater Assaeague Island is
developed national seashore than it left in the
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Knife Bandit Gets
$500 in HoIdup

A Southeast Washington
grocer was robbed of 5000 yes
terday by a bandit who threat
ened him with a long-bladed
pocket knife, police reported.
Rudi Kaufman, so, Of 504
East Indian Spring drive, Silver
Spring, Md, told police he was
alone in his store, the Lyndale
Market, 1920 Minnesota avenue
Sc, when a man came in at
$3.50 am.
Mr.. Kaufman said the man
put a knife against his stomach
and said: This is a holdup,
open the safe"
The bandit took the money
in bills and coins and ran from
the store north on Minnesota
avenue and west on M street,
Mr.. kaufman told police.
The holdup man was, de-
scribed as a Negro in his late
twenties, 5 feet Z to 9 inches
tall, weighing $50 to 100
pounds, and wearing an Ivy
League cap, short sleeved green
shirt and gray pants.
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8 Women
Fined 500
In DunviIIe

DANVILLE, Va, July % (AP)
Three Negro women arrested
in a racial demonstration were
fined 500 each today as trials
resumed in Danville Municipal
Court.
The women were fined $50
for trespassing and $50 for OBJ
structing the entrance to down.
town stores.
Four other persons are also
to be tried in court today.
With the question of federal
jurisdiction settled, trials are
to begin tomorrow in Municipal
Court Of about 20 persons &C
cused of breaking Danville's
new city ordinance restricting
demonstrations.
Federal District Judge
Thomas Niche said Friday
Negroes attacking the ordinance
should seek remedy through
the State courts first.
About 20 persons are expected
to 60 on trial in Municipal
Court.
Sources at Corporate n
Court said its cases would be
continued. An opinion on re-
straining a Corporation Court
injunction against demonstra-
tons is expected this week
from Judge Niche.
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Vice Squad Arrests Il,
In harrington Game Raid

quantity Of beer. "A sign posted
inside the house read mini
mum bet $1,000" police said.
James L. Waite, 81, who had
been living at the Glebe road
address, was charged with oper-
ating a gambling table. Police
said he had been selling So
tickets to a "TV party" at the
house. ,
Also charged with operating
a gambling table was James F.
Sheldon, ~, who police said
rents the house.
Police also placed gambling
charges against the following
men: Ted H. Collins, a, a
lawyer living in the $500 block
of Shipman lane, Mclean; Ber-
nard AltShuler, a 29-year-old
grocery manager from Youngs-
town, Ohio; and James Neapol-
itan, a 33-year-old bakery owner
from StrutherS, Ohio. Neapol-
itan was also charged with
carrying a concealed weapon.
Police said six others were
charged with disorderly con-
duct.
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large OIL TANK farm near Cne
county's new w. T. Woodson
High School.
Prior HOstiIities
The verbal hostilities, dat
ing from the city's incorpora-
ton in 1860, have been famed
by some county supervisors
who want to make life for the
financially struggling city so
hard it will have to return to
the county. Similarly, there
are members of the City Coun-
Gil who have unkind words
about how the 400-square- mile
giant that completely sur
rounds them has acted toward
the city.
But the mere facts of geo.
graphical proximity and inter-
locking problems are now
working to bring the two back
to speaking terms.
Location has made it easy for
the city to rely on county
agencies for health, welfare,
sewage and library services
under an annual contract,
rather than set up its own
department at heavy initial ex-
penSe.
Contract Dispute
The annual contract re-
newal, this year included, has
been seized upon by some
county supervisors as a chance
to flay the city with words,
Just two months ago the
county board threatened to
cut off services because of the
tank farm.
The contract was renewed,
however. And the city surpris-
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46 Republicans
Bid for Assembly

RICHMOND, July 20 (AP).-
Forty-six Republican candi-
dates conteSting about one
third Of the General Assembly
will be on the ballots in the
November general election.
The number could grow If
the Republicans indorSe any
of the seven independent can
didates who posted by Fridays
deadline.
An unofficial list shows 10
G.. o. P. candidates for the
40-member senate and SO for
the 100 member House of
Delegates. The party now has
two senators and five members
of the House.
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Four Enter Race
For Alexandria
Council Seat

Four persons have an
nounced their candidates. for
a vacancy on the Alexandria
City Council and several others
may enter the race before the
Friday deadline for filing.
The vacancy was created by
the death last April of Coun-
Gilman John j. Ewald, who fell
down a stairway at his home.
The announced candidates
are Nicholas A. Colasanto, a
former city manager; Herbert
M. Early, a school board mem
Der and manager of a furni-
ture company; George A. Faith,
an attorney, and Harry M.
Snapp, owner Of q service sta
ton.
The winning candidate will
complete Mr.. Edwald's term,
which expires next June 30.
The election is August 81.
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hands Of private developers for
motels, hotels and low density
home use," the report said.
The Governor had asked the
agency to study the AsSateague
question to determine whether
Federal or private development
of the sandy spit would be
preferable.
The Department of Interior
has proposed converting the
23-mile island south of Ocean
City into a national seashore
recreation area. The Worcester
County Commissioners and pri-
vate lot owners want the island
to be privately developed.
Endorsement Of the Federal
plan by the Economic Develop
ment Commission made it the
third major State agency to
favor the Federal plan.
The State Board of Natural
Resources and the Department
of Forests and Parks had
earlier endorsed the Federal
plan.
State health officials also
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Eleven men were arrested
yesterday in an Arlington gam
bling raid. police reported.
Detective Sergt. Walter H.
Kadel, head of the Arlington
vice squad, said that some 800
other visitors to the raided
house at 1923 North Glebe road
were not arrested "only because
I didn't have the manpower. /"
Fifteen members of the Ar
lington uniformed and detec-
tive forces broke the hinges off
the rear basement door of the
three-story frame house at
about / am. yesterday, Sergt.
Kadel said. Police reported
they confiscated dice, a dice
table and card table, and q
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ADVERTISEMENT
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$4,000 CuIifornius
fought Gun Handling

SACRAMENTO, Calf. (AP),
- Another $4,000 California
youngsters we're taught the
fundamentals Of safe gun
handling in 1862. the State
Department Of Fish and Game
reported. That brought the to-
tai trained to 245.l49 youths
since the program started In
1854.
All under Is must take the
course before they can apply
for their first California hunt
ing license.
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ingly offered to pay more for
its citizens use of the library
than the county had asked. The
two jurisdictions junked the
year-by-year agreement for the
library and now appear ready
to sign a long-term agreement
that can only be broken on
three-year notice.
One item on the agenda for
the meeting this week is a city
request that the county give
final approval to the library
pact.
County May Move Offices
The major item that will be
discussed is a city attempt to
change the county's plans for
moving its administrative Of
fices to a point on the Capital
Beltway about five miles away.
Nearly all the activities in the
city's small business hub at
Main and Payne streets eman-
ate from lay offices and cafes
that are attracted by the coun-
ty courthouse.
Although the county pays no
taxes to the city, the council
is UNDERSTANDABLE concerned at
the possible mass exodus of
lawyers to the new county
headquarters. Earlier this
month, the council voted to Of
fer the county complete police,
coming and building code jur-
isdiction over its present build
ings in hopes that the county
might reconsider its moving
plan.
The Supervisors are at least
willing to talk with the city
about its offer.
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have opposed private develop
ment, and State Controller
Louis l.. Goldstein, a member
of the Board of Public Works,
has said he favors Federal de-
velopment.
The Economic Development
Commission said that it had re-
viewed many studies and re-
ports on the island by both
proponents and opponents Of
Federal development. 1t esti-
mated that adequate protection
for the island by private de-
velopment would require an
outlay of State funds of at
least 81 million and questioned
whether this would be a Sound
and equitable expenditure of
tax money"
The commission said its main
reason for favoring Federal
developments, however, was
that greater economic benefits
would result.
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PEACE TALKS SET
City and County Feud
May End in Foirfox
BY WALTER WURFEL
Star staff Writer

Fairfax City and Fairfax County may be edgng toward
thaw in their two and half cold that each bames
the other.
all according to plan officials from both will meet
this week. perhaps Wednesday to talk mutual prob
lens.
This turn of events right after six months
Of particularly gd relations caused by city approval of
Evening star., 1963-05-28
How to mix it

You can mix Schweppes Bitter Lemon with just
about anything. Bitter Lemon brings new gusto to
whiskey, gin, vodka, rum. Or anything else you can
name. Recommended recipe for a perfect Bitter
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Clark Proposes
QuigIey, Others
For Senate Race
BY the Associated Press

Senator Clark, Democrat OF
Pennsylvania, advanced yester-
day the name of former Repre-
sentative Quigley as a posi-
bility for Democratic nominee
next year for the Senate
against Republican Senator
Scott.
Mr.. Quigley who served two
terms as Representative from
Pennsylvania's 18th congress
sional district, presently is an
Assistant Secretary of Health
Education and Welfare. Mr.
Quigley also served for a time
as Senator Clark's administra-
tive assistant in 1857.
Senator Clark said another
possibility for the Democratic
nomination would be State Sen
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Here in America today!

Americans who discovered Bitter Lemon
abroad have been crusading for it in the
United States ever since.
Now for the happy announcement. The
crusade has paid off. :
Today you can buy Bitter Lemon right
here in America. At your corner store. The
authentic Scht0eppes Bitter Lemon-mads
from imported English ingredients.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

former Gov, George M. Leader
and Genevieve Blatt, State Sec
retary of Internal Affairs.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

ator Leonard c. Staisey of AL
|legheny County. Others men
toned as candidates include
Evening star., 1963-05-28

II your store doesn't have Schweppes Bitter Lemon,
write CommanderWh Whitehead, President, Schweppes
(US,A) Ltd 445 Park Ave, N Y. %, to learn
how to get ii. Or call locally 7zs.2iOO
Evening star., 1963-05-28

Lemon mixed drink: three parts Bitter Lemon to
one part liquor in tall glass, over ice. ,s
.c.
At last-an adult soft drink
Schweppes Bitter Lemon has been called the only
soft drink children don't hkel It's for adult tastes
tart and lemony and dry. Made from whole fresh
lemons, Bitter Lemon is lightly carbonated-enough
to give sparkle Not SO much as to hide the favor
A great success everywhere J.
Schweppes Bitter Lemon is now an internationally
famous drink Down Under, the Australians like it
straight-over ice. In Africa, it's been called the
most refreshing drink known to man."
Evening star., 1963-05-28
The remarkable story of new Schweppes
Bitter Lemon the great new mixer and adult soft drink
that Schwept all England off its feet!

"Schweppes Bitter Lemon is made from whole fresh lemons
Juice, peel pulp, everything" reports Commander Edward
Whitehead "Ifs been overnight in England And
now Bitter Lemon is herein Amenca-today"
Evening star., 1963-05-28

A FEW YEARS back nobody had even heard of
"A SchweppeS Bitter Lemon. Schweppes hadn't
even inUented it. Yet today this glorious new mixer
and adult soft drink is all the rage all over England
and in IL other countries too!
Why do people fall in love with Bitter Lemon
almost instantly? You can find out for yourself Now
Commander Whitehead is introducing Bitter
Lemon to America!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

to God this Thanksgiving.
They point to these exam
Piles:
l. The orderly transfer of
power. Many Americans prob
ably never gave it a second
thought. but in many parts Of
the world. an assassination of
the chief Of state would have
produced prolonged violence
and turmoil as rivals struggled
for the fallen standard.
There will be struggle in
America. but it will take place
next year in the election cam
paign.
2. The solace of religion.
Americans by the millions
Hooked to churches and syna-
gogues over their long, dark
week end and were reminded
once again that America is a de-
vout land.
3. The courage and quiet
self-possession of Mrs. John F.
Kennedy. Her example inspired
and strengthened millions.
4 TV Let All Share
4. The miracle Of television,
which enabled the country-in-
deed, much of the world-to
share in the beauty and
solemnity of the rites, and to
see. for example, 3-year-old
John, jr., giving a military sa-
lutte in front Of his fathers
casket.
5. The self-searching and
self-critical n ational mood
which Is emerging from the
tragedy. More and more, COM
munity leaders are resolving to
root out the hatred, the venom,
the intolerance both of the
right and of the left - which
created the climate for asSas-
sination.
II this mood of self-criticiSm
Is followed through to its logi-
cal conclusion, the country and
the world will immensely bene-
fit, all here agree.
6. The effort-hopefully not
too ephemeral-for unity and
good will in Washington; the
glimpse Of the Nations hidden
strength. when it can and does
unite.
z. The reminder that due
process Of law is not a weak
ness. but a strength. This re-
Tninder has come inversely, as
1t were, from the damage done