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Evening star., 1963-05-24

Drop the car pool
Form a walking pooIl
Start in today
With the YWcAi
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-12
safeway Superb
BON ESS
R0AS
CHUCK Or SHOULDER
' ''':':A: i. 49,
LUCERNE
SALA , :

Picnic. Patio indoors Or out. you're sure to
enjoy II more if you include lucerns Salads
on the menu.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-12

These prices are effective until close Of
business Saturday. July I3. 1858 except
produce prices which are subject TO daily
market changes. We reserve the right to
limit quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

Polling at the hotel for re-
servations.
Jelleff's will stage the an
nual GonZaga fashion show at
the tea to be held at the
Gonzaga School auditorium
sponsored by the Mothers
Club. Sue Boteler viii do the
commentary.
Woodward & Lothrop viii
have a teen show at the
Seven Corners store at 3 pm.
Franklin Simon, informal
modelling Of Washington suit
weather fashions. A Models
Guild presentation from / to
3 pm.
julius Garfinckel a Co.
will present a fall fashion
festival with designer PHI
hppe Tournaye Of Rem
brandt the guest of honor at
the st. Sophia Greek Ortho-
dox Cathedral's Parent
Teacher organization fashion
show luncheon at the Inter-
n ational Inn. Mrs. Viola
Chumas is in charge Of the
tickets for the show which is
open to the public. Time:
Noon.
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IT'S 4 DATE

gees are women from behind
the Iron Curtain countries
including Cuba and Hungary
who. through the efforts Of
the International Rescue
Committee. h ave settled in
the area. Many Of these
women have turned to altera-
tons and making clothes to
support themselves and their
families. Some are with lead
ing Washington designers.
The clothes shown at these
two open-to-t h e-public
shows are not for sale.
They've been borrowed back
from customers to illustrate
the kind Of work they do.
Been looking for that little
dressmaker"? You may dis
cover her at the Washington
Party at 1915 pm. Call Miss
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TOMORROW

The House Of BEIGE Of
Washington will present the
fashions during luncheon
from noon to 2 pm. in the
Colonial Dining Room of the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The
public is invited. For reserva-
tons call the hotels dining
room.
The Washington Party will
have an unusual fashion pres
entation this Saturday and
next in the Crystal Room Of
the willard Hotel. Mrs.
Gladstone Williams is pre-
senting a They Chose Free
dom" group Of fashions
created by little dress
makers" and "seamstresSes, i"
showing the kind Of work
they do. Many Of the refu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
Miss Edith Lerrigo
To Speak at YWCA

Miss Edith M. Lerrigo,
general secretary of the Ma
tional Board of the YWCA,
will be guest speaker at the
fall membership luncheon at
1890 pm. October 90 at the
Twin Bridges Motor Hotel in
Arlington.
She will focus her address
on the world conference of
the YWCA recently held in
Denmark and the relation
ship Of the area YWCA to
the national and interna-
tiona Organization.
The meeting will bring to-
gether for the first time
members Of the Alexandria,
District Of Columbia. Mont
gomery County and Phyllis
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Children
To Be Honored

A magic party for boys and
girls will be staged at Water
Gate Inn at 3 pm. tomorrow.
Admission is free. Magician
Carroll. Maj. Winton A. j.
Carroll (ret) Of Mclean, Va.
will perform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

Wheatley branches as mem
bers of one metropolitan as
ISOLATION with a membership
Of over $4,000.
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Interesting Gift JeweIry -. Combining the Rich,
Natural Beauty of Real Stones with Cultured Pearls
81 eoch'
Among the foscnone ewe all the world hot featuring
notUro Capri hos collected them from for away pieces polished
them morke smoohness combined them with cultured pearls
them eeomne golden toned metal From wide selection featuring
Tiger Eye Coneion and Jade show dozen pieces.
all peo Twisted Pin oil ond
peo Bonee BroeeIet circles with different bonses Cluster Pin
peo Leof Design with Tiger Eye SpfoY Pin
golden Nugget Cuff Links with twisted gold and Cor
Chom Broee Button Eunes mcth cluster
TO- Nugget Eurinss Tiger Eye IL Bar Pn stones H.
link BroceIet 3 drops ond peoh
ToK
Items with ester al in oil
FASHION JeWHRY. CO.,
Be Sure Won have THE Adde
, 1963-08-07
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR p
Do we have any privileges Of the floor ?
Mr.. REESE Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT Senator Reese.
Continued from Yesterday
1ILEGES OF Eli o
! nave any privileges Of the floor ?
THE PRESIDENT S
MR.. REESE

MR.. REESE: Nj. President, i would like to bring
to the attention of the members while the question OF
teachers pay plan is being discussed. 1T has been dis
cussed with some of the people in the hospitals and also
the Director Of Personnel, and it seems to me not only
iii the Department Of Health where there are employees
that have been working for many years and they are
paid salaries at $1,000 the highest isf about $4,000 and all
the salary adjustments they receive is about4sS9QsV(Os
which is an increment. You will find people like those
in the hospital that have been keeping records-conf-
dental records concerning health and sickness, and you
will find that for the last couple Of years they are leaving
these positions and going to other departments. Right
now you have one clerk up there that has been in the
Department for many years and who is receiving only
$500. She was offered a job in the Department otCom-
merce forS$420O and she is willing to leave this Job and
go over to the Commerce Department. ! think IN the
final discussion and adoption OF these budgets we should
do some kind of evaluation of the job and the positions
in our Health Department. OF course, / understand that
there is a lot Of dissatisfaction between the business
manager and somebody else who is the Director and the
Administrative Assistant. You have pure chiefs and no
Indians everybody is a chief and when you complain
to one it has to be referred to the other and no ~satisfac-
ton is given to the employee. and the employees are
becoming very disguised with it.
AT the same time, we a~restrying to explain that we
are short Of doctors-the load OF people that have to be-
kept there five and six hours just to see a doctor for a.
matter Of s minutes. | think that when we have a meet
ing again with the Commissioner from st. Croix we
should take some action concerning these people that
are employed in the hospitals.
On another subject Mr.. President we have one
part-time fireman on the department for over twenty
years and I think in the Budget where we are going to
promote the other fireman to ~corporas, sergeants, and
would give them a higher salary believe that this man
should be taken into consideration. aa
Mr.. GOMEZ Mr.. President
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Gomez.
MR.. GOMEZ You remember MI. President that
when we had Fire Chief Brown here I brought up the
same point and | intellectually agree with Senator
Reese that this man should get some consideration be-
cause he is one Of the most qualified man, he knows all
the water lines. valves and everything else.
THE PRESIDENT Dove have any further privi-
leges Of the floor ?
MIR. GUADEDUPE: Mr.. president.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Guadalupe.
MR. GUADALUPE Mr.. President. you remember
last year we passed a bill with an appropriation Of $500
to be raid to Sevcrino Guadalupe. Up to this time he
, 1963-08-07
resentative now.
Mr.. DE

+ and it then went to the Department Of Public Safety
10 be paid. 4 don't see the reason Whyhi it hasfnot been
aid. They have the money and the authorization to do
o. I will check on it tomorrow, | am glad that you
brought it up.
Mr.. OTTLEY Mr.. President, | would like you to
write a letter to the Commissioner of Social Welfare
skiing him if he can give US report ITO what his depart
nent is doing to implement a recent decision made by
he Secretary Of Health, Education and Welfare with
aspect to permitting mothers who are on Public Assist
ance to work and not have their pension reduced when
The money that they work for are used for educational
purposes. / understand that most of the States of the
Union have now supplemented their public assistance
programs to include this new provision, and | want to
now if our Welfare Department has done the same. As
iar as IT, know, our Welfare Clients receive very little
money and that has been one of the biggest bones of
contention here. IWould like to have a report from Mr..
as to what that department has done and
what they intend to do.
n PRESIDENT | will request that Senator.
Do we have any further privileges Of the. floor ? The
Chair hears none we will Introduce BLING. 1913 which
is an old bill that was withdrawn and is now for rein
production under a new number Re Pension Belle
Andrews. We will move into Committee Of the Whole
. discuss q couple pieces OF legislation.
COMMITTEE OF H WHOLE at 3:18 pm.
FORMAL SESSION at 3:52
ADOPTION OF BILLS
The following bills were discussed and adopted by
the following votes ana form shown.
BILL NO. 1863
FOURTH LEGISLATURE OF H VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
a Regular Session
1862
Act to Amend Title 8, Virgin Islands Code. Relating to
the Personnel Division, the Government Employees
Service Commission, and the Personnel Merit System
-o gtl.IJ0W
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin
Islands 5i
SECTION I. Add new section 5, Chapter |, Title 8,
Virgin Islands Code, as follows:
Section 5tal The Personnel Division, heretofore
Established within the Office Of the Government Secre-
sary, is transferred to, and continued within the Office
Of the Governor.
To be continued
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HELP MEN


SALESMAN. family shoes, exper.
nee, Write full particulars. MR..
X. Box 443, Mclean, Va.
SALESMAN for wholesale phono-
graph records distributor. Estab-
lished accounts. Salary and comm.
Call MR.. NATHANSON at LA. g.
SOl6, sun. pet. noon and . pm,
SALESMAN, specially, sales oppor-
tunity - Unusual opportunity for
exper. salesman, preferably with
connections in architectural or in
terror dec. professions to become
first salesman then sales man
ager, OF new div. of estab. local
CORP, be in position to finance
self during Introductory period and
competent to develop MERCHANDISE
ing plans TO estab. sales force
here and in other areas. This is
most suitable for a specially
selling trained man with imagi-
nation and ability TO stimulate
others who are willing to can
vass and close firm orders. Each
sale of our product is expected to
be from $500 TO $1,000 and the
market appears very substantial
The comm. is X payable prompt
ly following invoicing. We can III
nance unlimited amounts Of quail
fled accounts. Details in first in
terview. Write briefly in full con-
fidence Of background and state
phone number BOX 1Sl Il, Star
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HELP MEN
SALES OPPORTUNITY

Industrial salesman needed fol
Washington area to handle non.
technical chemicals on straight
commission basis. No sales re-
ports, no house accounts, PRO.
TECTED TERRITORY. Complete
factory, and field help when re-
Write box 1881. Star.
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MARLOW HEIGHTs

Driver for children's dancing school.
Hours 2.30 to 8 pm, 2 or 3 days
q week, Salary $3.50 per hour.
Phone 664-0SS0.
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YOUNG MAN 70 train for com
day wk. Excel. earnings 70 start
Mr.. HARLAN, Nv. 4.6i6s. sill
pm. only.
YOUNG MAN, hlgh sehi. education
70 work IN electrical supply ware
house, ENper. IN elec. fixtures pre-
uN l.66i5, ask for Mr. BAUER
YOUNG MAN. brlght. inteliiscnt
ambitious, age 25-3b, retail furni,
ture store, Wonderful opport. Sal,
AIRY SIS. AP, 7-BiOi.
Young MAN = conseientiouf
progressive. HIS. grad Initiative
70 work all phases Of business
Prefer military completed Saiaft
according adaptAhiliiy. Submit
references last employers, BoA
"35-J Star,
YOUNG Unusual oppor. foi
career IN warehte, or saics work
Perm, pos b.day wk. n, ~
ADAMS co REST SUPPLIES
1912 You AZ nv see Mr., naf.
sotti, l0.3 Bfing police clearance
YOUNG MAN Interested In I'm,
Turn. making previous exnef
helpful but not necessary. Ami,
IN pefon PIERRE BARTEr, INC.
IBIS y, Moore A., Arl, Va.
YOUNG MAN. for combined JAM,
toflal and messenger work IN OF.
lice OF Catholic organization
write AeR, education, eNper. AND
references 70 Box sol star.
YOUNG MAN for work IN nuttsry
no experience prrr45ary SRltil
NURSERIES, Ashton, Nd, WA
10000.
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HELP MEN
REPOSSESSOR AND
ADJUSTOR

For installment accounts Of leading
home furnishings firm. Experi-
ence not necessary. High salary
to qualified applicant. Mostly out
side work. See MR.. WEINBERG.
IOQI 9TH 81 n u
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MECHANICS
MEMORIAL
COUNSELOR

A top before-need family plar
that will pay you higher com,
missions than any OF its kind II
this area, The highest monthly
bonuses found anywhere Gas much
as 81 Of your total mo. volume
which. would run about $3.50 In
cash for as little as IA sales per
MOI. Sounds good? Read on
Yearly bonuses from / % to 1Oes
OF total yearly volume. BO-mo
contract with no interest, nc
credit checks, $40 deposit with
7O% Of your commission in your
hand each week or salary plus
commission mot a draw. Open
ing in management. All inter-
views will be held In strict con-
fdence, no company can top us.
Doubt II? Well let me prove It,
call Mr.. PATRICK, S64- 24OO, 10
to IL am, l to $3.50 pm.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

For top brand line of bldg. Eup-
plies in metro area. Prefer some
college, age to 80. Start S4,S00
Plus car, exp. and comm. See Mr.
Griffin, SMELLING PERSONNEL,
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SALES
SALES


This is unusuall To sell a "tangi-
bic service" In established metro
area. Training sal. to 5000 + exp,
= comm, plan on new and renewal
business. See Mr., Griffin.
SMELLING PERSONNEL, d05 l4th
st, NV, ST. 3-6SSs.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES, wanted
We are looking for a limited
number OF young men, intelligent
and reasonably well educated, who
are. willing to work and are moi
satisfied with an average income
The earnings Of those accepted
Tor these positions can run wei
into the 5-figure bracket. Our fac.
tory personnel and leading local
businessmen will train you in the
finest profession in the world TODAY
II accepted for these positions, you
Will be paid while you learn. Al
the conclusion OF the training
course, you will qualify for a new
automobile, paid vacation, hospi.
talization and insurance, progress
Sive pay plan, bonuses and other
incentive and many other benefits
} Phone for appointment, MR.. B. O.
MUNYAN at the Diplomat Motel
N. Y. ave. ne. LA. 6-l4O0, Mon,
Tues, Wed, Thurs, and Fri,
April LIB, o am. to 9 pm. Phone
LA. 6-l40S.
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SALESMEN lTWOl

Home improvement and construc-
ton, long estab. CO., Wash. Metro
Area, salary and comm. to quail
fled men, Full co. benefits. LA
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HELP MEN

statesmen, rugs aud carpets. Ex-
per, necessary, cral comm. and
good draw Call for appt., DI. q
S9SS, SLOAN'S HOUSE OF CAR
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PHARMACIST

Full-tims d. c. REGISTRATION. For
Wisconsin ave. NV. location Sc
cure position Excellent nppof-
tunlty, sood salary. 4s.hour week.
paid vacation. No Sunday work.
paft-tlme openings also Avallable.
Call IA. A.232J or EN-. g.s72p.
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statesmen
BUSINESS FORMS

u D14NIOD OIL1V1D
Established local corporation needs
sales Representatives to cover ac-
tive territory IN heart OF Wash
ington. Accounting or printing
BACKGROUND helpful. Good pay.
permanent position for men with
ambition seeking challenge. Lib
eral benefits. Mail resume for in
terview, Box 253-L. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
statesmen

Sell home improvements.
Washington's leader in the
industry needs married men
with cars. Top men now
earning over Sl5,OuO yearly.
Experience preferred but will
accept ambitious men for
training, Earn while you
learn. Weekly draws.
ASK FOR MR.. DITTO
1925 Blair Rd. NV.
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PERSONNEL
INTERVIEWER

Training class starts this week
One Of the Nations fastest arowinl
personnel systems will pay you
salary for = wka.' training pro
grnm. then you will interview AM
refer girle or men for office AMI
sales Jobs, Local. : days. Inter
viewing Mon. BY appt. only, Cal
Miss Niehols. Training Director
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HELP MEN
SURVEY or engineer asst. on con-
| sfrnctinn inh clnadu mnrk nnnh

SURVEY or engineer asst. on con-
struction JOB. Steady work. good
pay. Call CIR. 3-S043.
SURVEY AsST.-Good position for
dependable young man with some
drafting exper. Northern Va area.
Sl.25 hr. up. POTOMAC EMPL.,
104 E. Broad st. JE. 2-7272.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, full
time, 1880 pm. TO 1880 am,
available. Typing ability required,
Please apply to MR.. BASSO, 3Ol
q st. s.w.
TAILOR = Mems Store, must be
all around eXper. In new work.
Excel. pay and many other bene-
fits. Apply 5000 Georgia Ave.
TEACHERS - COLLEGE positions in
Math. Eng, French, Spanish,
Speech. Sociology Art, Bus, Adm.
Salaries to $4,000. Also all sub
JectS IN pub. and pvt schools.
ADAMS TEACHER AGCY., sos
l4th ST, NV. RE, 7-3g3S.
TECHNlCIANS. Arlington, Will train
directly under elec or mech. engr.,
yrs. teen. school required ; d..
ST. S3U3. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGCY,, '!AJ4 Wilson blvd, Arl,
IA. $4,000.
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SHOE SALESMAN

SHOE SALESMAN
Experienced. Apply JOSEPH Dc
YOUNG, 18th and p SIS, NV.
sPEEDAUMAT OPR.. exper, me.
ehanieally inclined young man
able 70 accept responsibility, Mr.
Marcy, VA. 7-32a4,
sTABLEMAN, reliable. hard work,
ing, small Va. stAsle, salary, furn
apt. Phone 703--43f-35i0
STOCK CLERKS, for fuli-tims,
perm, position In discount toy
tupermart Apply IN person only,
cHiLDREN'S SuPERMART, 1880
Leesbufg pike, Bailey's Cross I'd,
Va, next 10 bowling alley.
STUDENTS for part time sale'
Nd Neat. aggressive boys thai
want 10 earn ~ 10 hr plus com
mission call MIR. JOSEPH At 7J7.
SUPERINTENDENT. BY large gen.
efal contractor for downtown hlEh.
rise office building. Reply giyinf
aye. educhi ION, experience, and
date Of availability 10 Boz 37J-
y, star.
SURVIVOR, for work In Prince
Oe0rses County with opportunity
10 associate A. partner with es-
tabllshed business, Must be thor.
ouahtly experienced In both field
and office work lncludlng hound-
AIRY and Topographic surveys. sub
divisions, and storm drainage de-
slgn. Application will be eonfi-
Dental Address Box i2BsN, star.
SURGICAL BUSINESS needs man
a. assistant, Should know. oxygen
tetups and General knowledge OF
business, unlim, npportunliies Tor
rieht man BELL uRQlCAL Ap.
PLfANcE Co, 1000 Fla. ave. ne.
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PERSONNEI,

collese deg, IN bus. adm. or Der.
sonnet related courses Interest
IN bids. varied program incl
adm. and application Of pro.
feAlonAl principles call for appt
10 e;bsio. BEL ASSOC, tPsfiJ.
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Publication
Supervisor

Must have experience In copy prep
aration, paste-up. art layout and
type faces. Will be responsible for
composition OF scientific journal.
Good salary and full benefits. Ap-
ply DENOMINATION, INC,
1888 Rugby avenue, Bethesda, Nd
OIL. $4,000.
PURCHASING EXPEDITOR, exp, TO
S115. Miss Bell, BOYD'S. ZOO 18th
NV. Ma. S-233S. tEst. so yrsD
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, expert
enced, on q full time basis. Active
wheaton office. Call 949-7770 for
interview.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = We
want a hiRh-caliber man TO work
for builder on projects, familiar
With Pr. Geo. Co. Call CY. Z
9235.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN, 2 Of
fees, West Hyattsville RiVeTdale,
members NILS. Don't sell for less
than the best. Mr.. Bisgs. AP. q
LANGLEY REALTY
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER,
active progressive MONTGOMERY
County office, Prefer man expert
enced in Bethesda Potomac area,
combination override and salary.
Guaranteed income. All replies
strictly confidential. Box 1S2-L.
Star.
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SECURITY GUARD

Reliable middle aged man for large
apt. bldg. nights a week. II
pm. to 1880 am. Only those with
excel. refer. apply in person week
days 9 am. TO pm. Mrs. Shah
ThE BERKSHIRE. 42Ul Mas.
ave. NV.
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CADILLAC "a Eidorado cunvertihIe
stunning nreiro1 nn1sas cqmplet,
power and electric accessories. ID
elndln4 tactory an. 6pouess eo1o-
OPEN EVERY EVENING I'll
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
7o7o Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OF. 6Ilol
CADILLAC 81 sed. Dc VIE. superl
sSsS. SIP. 5-5Oo[
CADILLAC 20 COW, low mileage
CO. official car. Fini9hed In fros'
red with white leather and top
Compleie power plus taetosy a.
eond., sSslss. Open Wkdys. pm
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l7so IND s.. NV. FE. l,1sos
CADILLAC IS Eldorado coupe. me
tallie green finishs fully poNe
Exceptional buy ior only s7sS
CHEVROLET
F-W. Hwy. and Colesville I'd.
u. 1885 u. s-s39I u. s-ollo
CADILLAC ~ Coupe Devillei al
extras incl factory air eond- sno
snow tires excel. eond-s besS ofier'
CT. 6-o476.
CADILLAC 80 sedan &c Ville.
IVORY white with sharp black int.
All standard power. S2le5. open
Wkdys. 8 Pm.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1860 22nd st. NV. FE $4,000
CADILLAC '6l cow, beige. beige
top. saddle tan leather, al stand
ard power. Keep. cond-, S2,e95.
Open Wkdys. 9 PM
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd 81. NV. FE. 10000
CADILLAC '62 sedan. white. con-
trasting tim. power equipments
includes power windows. seat 6nd
factory air. S5,695. Open Wkdys.
9 Pm.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC '63 cpe., blue, blue
trim. fun power including factory
air eond-. S4.ss5. Open Wkdys.
Capitol Cadihac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. Pc $4,000
CADILLAC '62 cow, Burgandy,
beige TOP and leather, power
windows, seat and factory air
eond-. S3,S95. Open wkdys. o
Capitol Cadillac-olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE, $4,000
CADILLAC 80 sedan De vile. ST.
yer-Srsy contrasting trim. all
sos. Open wkdys. Q PM.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
$50 De Ville type coupe,
power equipped, Epotiess condi-
ton Social, S2,1e5.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 8
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
7O2O Ar. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OO
CADILLAC go Convertible, loaded
with power. and electric .accesso-
ries. including factory air, Spot
less condition. Week end only.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL Q
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
zo2o Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. s-77OO
CADILLAC '6i hardtop coupe,
Fontana rose. white tor. matched
interior trim, fully equipped. fac
tory air, today's special. 50 ,9Q5.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL Q
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
7020 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-77O0
chew. "a Impala cow, ermine
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