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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
DAYTIME IN SCHOOL,

M0NDAY-9:45. Parons Francois French u;
1000, The Magic Of Words primary; ll:oo
Elements and the Universe Physical Science);
200, Art Around the World Elementary;
2:3o. ParIons Francois Trench ID; 800,
Contemporary Math
TUESDAY-9:45. ParIons Francois Trench I'D;
1000. vignettes in Cultural Geography;
HOO. What On Earth tSeienee); 200, Music
Enriches Life primary; $3.50. ParIons Francais
WEDNESDAY-9:oo, The Elements; Gas,
ParIons Francois French ID; 1000, Window
On Our World Kindergarten; HOO, ExpIor-
ing Our Language Elementary; 1870. Win
dow On Our World Kindergarten; 200,
Elements and the Universe Physical Science);
2:3o, Parlons Francois French d; $50, Con-
temporary Mathematics.
THURSDAY-9:oo, Once Upon a Japanese Time;
9:45, ParIons Francois Trench I'D; HOO,
Music Enriches Life; 1870, What On Earth;
2;o5. Exploring Our Language Elementary;
2:3o. Parlons Francois French y.
FRIDAY-ll:oo. vignettes In Cultural eeog-
raphy 1850, The Magic of Words primary;
200. Art Around the World primary
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18
29 Years Ago Today

With arrival of mimeograph pa per stock on ship, Nugget prom ises greater circulation. Papers are free due to EZRA assistance, and are being published in the Boring Native Brotherhood clubhouse.
 H. c. Hughes, dentist, has office in his residence opposite the Fed eral Building.
 BIAS NORTHSTAR and the Coast Guard cutter NORTHLAND arrived this morning. Total of four vessels in roadstead.
 Nome had first snow of season last night. street graveling and building in full swing to beat old man winter.
 Polet's has new stock of dishes, utensils, clothing, notions, etc.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18
RAMPART WATTS CAN FLOW 12 YEARS AFTER DAM IS APPROVED

Army Engineers tentatively schedule the first power produc- tion from the Rampant Canyon hy- droelectric project in Alaska for the 12th year after the project starts, if it is recommended and approved for construction.
 The schedule is tentative, Col onel K. T. Sawyer, District En- gineer, said, because it is one of a number of possible ones. The schedule is based on an appropria- tion program of $60, 100000 annual ly for the first 14 years of the de- velopment.
 During this time, project plan ming will be done in the first and second year; designing done in the second to fourth year; river diver sion, fourth to eighth year; dam construction in the fourth to the fifteenth year, and early power house construction in the fifth to the thirteenth year.
 Power production starting in the 18th project year will increase as the reservoir fills from about 3OO,- GOO kiloWatts in the 18th year, 325,000 in the 14th year; 575 ,OOO in the 18th year; 100000 kilowatts in the 18th year, and finally, 5,OOO,00O kiloWatts when the res ervoir is full.
 According to the Army Engineer timetable, construction will be complete for the project in the 18th year with the exception of the poWerhouse Only the amount of generating facilities needed at low pool will be installed.
 T he additional powerhouse needed to generate the full 5,OOO,- 900 kiloWatts will be installed starting about the 22d year of the project development. It will be built in eight years, costing about S4O,OOO,000 a year. This work will complete the Rampant project.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18
KENDALL
Continued from Page D

Kendall replied that he looked upon Taylor's motion as a move to "crucify me on a political cross" "
 T feel" Kendall said, that you are wiping your dirty partisan feet on my soul"
 Kendall said that he personally had asked the Republican caucus during the 1863 session to approve Taylor as member of the Legis- lative session instead of Rep. Forbes Baker, because Taylor had been frustrated in seeking a seat on the State Supreme Court, frus- trated in seeking a Superior Court appointment, frustrated as a can didate for Governor and frustrated this year in seeking another term as Speaker of the House."
 Then, turning to Taylor, Kendall said:
 ''NoW you stab me in the back"
 Don't try placing the blame anywhere else, Bruce" Taylor snapped. What is happening here today you brought on yourself"
 As the council moved toward a vote on Taylor's motion, Kendall said it had taken the full council to elect him as chairman, land I'm taking the position that only the full council can depose me-"
 Bronson countered by saying that according to the rules, it only takes quorum of the council to conduct council business.
 T think" Taylor said, that Sen ator Peratrovich should take over as chairman for the vote) because you have too much of an interest in this to act as chairman"
 The five Democrats then de- feated a motion by LongWorth to adjourn.
 Are you going to force vote on this without having the other three members of the council pres ent?o Kendall asked Peratrovich, receiving the reply:
 We have majority of the council present and we can con- duct business"
 'At this time, then, to protect my integrity, my family and my associates" Kendall said, q am re- linquishing the chair to you, Sen. Peratrovich."
 The final vote and Longworth's motion to ask the attorney gener- al's office for ruling on the le gality of the councils action, ap- proved unanimously, followed.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18
America Salutes Its Newspaperboys

MORE THAN 11,ooo daily and weekly newspapers " will be sautng the American newspaperboy Oct for his enterprise, energy and ambition.
 More than 100000 young in nearly every community in the US daily deliver almost 60 million newspapers oorstep National Newspapeboy Day ftg chosen the final day of National Newspaper Week. these boys link between the and the people who read it.
 Many Presidents civic leaders, ndustras and statesmen have found their first experience free enterprise and dealing with people newspaper World War Ace General Jimmy Dootle, attested the value of this training when ago, he stated that he experienced his first business and organization delivering the Nome Nugget
 We invite you join with this annual tribute your newspapeboy He's of the enterprng boys your neighborhood
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18

Those orators who give so much noise and many words, but little argument and less sense, and who are most loud when least lucid, should take a lesson from Nature. She gives us lightning without thunder but never thunder with out lightning.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18
MEET THE TEACHER

Welcome back Mary Beth Lyttle. She is teaching the 4th grade. This is her second year in Nome and she has previously taught 8 years in Colorado.
 Mrs. Lyttle has a B.S. from Colorado State University and credit for summer work at the University of Alaska. She calls Colorado home. Her hobbies arc sewing and music.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18
Grassroots Opinion

CARLINVIILE ILL, ENQUIRER: "We Americans should consider devoing least part of spare proving cultural education by reading worthwhile books worthwhile literature effort appreciation of the better things of life The strength country years past average America the strong family concepts and ideals which made great people, threatened by today cheap novels cheap pictures and television programs and the washeout which continually stressed the children of this country"
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18

Newspapers have always been and still are in the front line fighting for freedom and hu- man dignity. Truly, Newspapers make a BIG difference in peoples lives"
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-18

Fine Job Printing at inc Nugget
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
c. Rocco, 215, G. Davidson,
213, J. Smith, 212, G. Murphy,
210, N. FARRELL, 2o4, S. Roberts,
203, J. Pinson, 202, E. Killen,
2o1, A. Schmick, 2O1. D. Emory
200.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03
H. M. F. LEAGUE

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
Dickerson, $50, Coverdale,
$50, Hastings, 544, Arthurs, 529,
Mohr, sic, P. Tyndall, SIS, Emil
Gallo, 504, Ray Molds, 5o4,
Fletcher, 500.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

Of honor at a Baby Shower On
Wednesday evening, gwen by
Mrs. Robert Graham and Mrs.
William Short at the Short home.
Jane Lee received many pretty
and practical gifts.
On Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lofland welcomed a 6 1b. IA OF.
baby girl at the Milford Memoir
ial Hospital. She has been named
Sandra Lee. Mother and daugh-
ter are now at home in Milton.
Last week, Jimmy Reed and
three other companions were
fishing In the lake and Jimmy
hooked a 10-inch pike.
Interested parents and mem
bers of the Milford PTA will
meet in Lakeview Avenue School
on Wednesday evening, May 8,
at 8 pm. Mr.. McGinnes, Junior
High Principal, will speak on the
new Junior High School now un-
der construction.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03
ABOVE EXPECTATION

TONOPAH, New. (AP) : The
Mercury Employees and Boosters
Association, compos ed of work.
ers and families stationed at the
Atomic Energy Commissioners
Nevada test site, decided there
was a need for reliable ambu-
lance service in the vast South
ern Nevada desert.
The fund drive for a regular
ambulance service was more suc-
cessful than members had hoped.
Inc association got enough to
make arrangements for airp1ane
ambulance service for commune
ties throughout the isolated area.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03
COMPLEX BOX

NEW YORK (AP) : That te1e-
phone sitting on the desk con-
tains ATS parts count 'em.
There are 81 in the dial unit, IS
in the handset, 70 in the ringer
and 1O8 in the electrical net
work. Western Electric, which
makes telephones, said these
are combined with 1872 additional
parts on the assembly line.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03
SLAUGHTER NECK

Bowling Team Banquet on Thurs
day night at Harrington.
The Slaughter Neck Home
Demonstration Club met with
Mrs. Blanche Bennett last Tues
day.
Several in the community at
tended the Calendar Party at
the Goshen Church, Milton, on
Thursday evening.
On May 5th, at IL am. the
Slaughter Neck Home DEM
onstration Club will attend in a
body, the worship service at the
Goshen Methodist Church of Mil
ton, In enumeration Of National
Home Demonstration Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton
and daughter Nancy and grand
daughter, Janet Reed were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Hudson and daugh-
ters Janice and Joyce Of Selby-
vile.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett and
friends Of Lewes, motored to
Haddon Heights, N.J., on Satur-
day and attended the wedding Of
her niece's daughter, Eleanor
Berg.
On Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Penuel left Friendship Air
port at Baltimore by United Jet
Airlines for Denver, Colorado,
where they attended the School
Board Association meeting. They
enjoyed visiting Colorado,
Springs and the Naval Air Force
Academy and many other points
Of interest.
Jane Lee Lofland was guest
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

Sunday School, May 5, at 1C
a.m., vinal Carey, Supt., Carl
ton Argo, Asst, Carolyn Fin
nifty and Nancy Clifton at the
organ and piano.
Worship service and sermon
at IL am. by Rev. Nelson Rep
pert.
Congr atulations are In order
for Alan Dallas, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dallas Of Slaughter
Beach Road. Alan, Milford High
School honor student, has been
awarded a 81, 5000 scholarship
to Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology.
Herbert Eastburn Is a patient
In the Delaware Hospital, wilm-
ta6tn
ington, for observation and treat
ment. He Is on the fourth floor,
room 4s1.
MIR. and Mrs. Vinal Carey
Vlslfsd her brother and stSter-tn-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Phil
lips Of Rehoboth, on Sunday eve
ming.
On Sunday, Eddie Ntblett and
Joan Mitchell visited Eddie's rel
ativss In Philadelphia and New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warrington
and children Nancy, Donald and
Lynn and Sharlesn Carter were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Rutt Of Frederick.
Mrs. Ann Roach is on the
sick List. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
George Mitchell, a member Of
the Bowling team, attended the
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03
Murderkill Lions IA &c
Jake'S City Service g. 81
HIGH nTnTIyTDrT CAMEO

G. Tough, 225, H. Saunders,
246, W. Ryder, 224, G. Smith,
223, A. Schmick, 223, H. Chad
wick, 222, n. Baker, 215, F.
Jacobs, 211, S. Steen, 210, R.
Coverdale, 2o6, P. Tyndall, 2o5,
S. Roberts, 2o3, j. Lugg, 203,
E. Messick, 2o2, J. Dittoe, 2o1.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

and P. Lord, 162.

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
J. Campbell, 161; M. War
rington, 164; B. Sharp, 167; M.
Bell, 163; B. Hastings, 165; S.
Phillips, 162; B. Williams, ITO;
l.. Landlord, 169; G. Grogan,
1873; D. Smith, 160; G. Welch,
172; and B. May, 2o2.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
Roberts, 258; Donohoe, 235;
Schmick, 234; Baker, 227; Can
non, 227; Emory, 223; Graft,
221; Rocco. 214; Tough. 213;
Campbell, 212; jenkins, 210;
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03
***

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
Men: B. Deputy, 211, L. Malin,
227, R. Kennedy, 2o2, G. Camp
bell, I'll, 2o6, 203 620 series.
Women: D. Wilson, 162, L.
Davis, 161, K. Brown, 172, j.
Rocco, 1870, 179, 155 514 SER
les; M. Roosa, 169, M. Fry,
III, 1S5; S. Hayes, 1T, G. Gro
gan, 1872, NJ. Truitt, 176, 1873,
157 sic series; M. Warning
ton, 1873, 16o.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

P ack, 206; Marvel, 2o4;
Saunders, 203; Schaefer, 203;
West, 202; McNatt, 2o2; Eypel,
202; Dellinger, 201; and Raugh-
ley, 200.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
Men: H. Saunders, 223; T.
Krauss, 219; L. Carter, 211;
and A. Strahle, 200.
Women: M. Steen, 1876; M.
Hall, 1888; B. Hendricks, 1877;
B. Teare, ITO; B. Saunders, 173;
M. L. Krauss, 168; and ]. Har-
rington, 160.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAMES
B. Saunders, 204; M. R. Fry,
1ss; D. Ney, 181; B. Will, 179;
B. Lord, III; F. Johnson, 176;
S. Moore, 169; P. Gray, 1877;
v. Baker, 167; M. Little, 165;
j. Crank, 164; G. Wagner, 164;
F. Maneval. 164; w. Lynch, 164;
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Shannon & Luchs
BETHEsDA-cHEyY CHASE

There IA one house In this group
Of houses that will giye your fam.
Nv many wears OF happy living
and a definite prestige that YOU
via lind 40 satisfying, This SUBJ
division borders the National In
sututes Of Health and overlooks
The beautiful grounds OF the Naval
Hospital and the Stone Ridge
School for oirls. There are SPA.
clous rooms and beautiful baths,
nnd complete Kitchens with ali
the latest gadgets. 0ood.slzed lots
where you can work or oversee
your ghrden and meet your neigh-
.bOrs. II will make you feel good,
knowing you have provided your
family with home they Will
always love, enjoy and feel proud
OF Let us show you today
TO REACH: North on Wisconsin
ave 70 Cedar lane, left block
10 model house b0i3 Cedar lane
). y. TIFFEY 4 SON
LA. e.4iii" HA. 2.i077
Evening star., 1963-04-14
oEo. ALLEN. Realtor e49.lpBo

HILLS-Wheaton Plaza.
3-bedrm., Florida rm. or den on
beautiful lot with trees. Living
rm. with fireplace. modern kit.
storm windows and doors. large
tool shed, paruuet floors, STORAGE
teaSs ssf@s n G. s't!S coNLssY7 sEarTEoakH EaH
Evening star., 1963-04-14

GAITHERSBURG - Rambler or
lovely lot with trees. 3 bedrm.,
ceramic tile bath, full bsmt.. lge
workshop. S16.96O.
GERMANTOWN-Rambler, new, 3
bedrms.. rec. rm., . firepls., u
acre, carport. hot-water heat
S20,500.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
KEN pRusKINs VALUED HOMES

KENSINGTON-4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
lge. kit, rec. rm., cor. lot. Small
down. Slb,7b0,
Evening star., 1963-04-14

SI. SPG., Rosemary Hill, vic,
East-West hwy, and Grubb I'd
Newly dec, air cond.. 3-bedrm.
split-level, 2h baths, sep. din.
rm., family rm. Mid-20s. FHA OF
4 ~ CT. 5S5-7139.
SILVER SPRING-TAKOMA PARK
AREA blk. from Montgomery
Jr. College. Lovely Arm. bunga-
low with finished bsmt.. suitable
for apt, screened porch, lge. level
lot with. garage, oil hot-wateT
heat only S495 dn., full price
$l2.g50. Vacant, move right in.
OWNER, DU. 7-O2OO.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
SILVER SPRING
8 bedrmS.-2K baths

Ideal close in location on this
NEW brick Colonial, living rm.
else. tit. and Ssp table SSIinisS spaeel sn ise. a-
s4.it. rec. rm.. is-ft. master s;
bedrm. Immed. occupancy. S27,-
300, with as little as 10ss dn.
Trades accepted. Dir: North on
18th st. ext. to 2nd ave, left TO
Seminary road, left / block to
Burket ct. and open sign.
OPEN TODAY 1-6
KRoLL REALTY OIL. 2-5O5g
SILVER SPRING-Immac. brick g.
bedrm. rambler at Just S1S,950.
MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT"
Walk to schools, bus and Sligo Park.
W. J. NICHOLAS. Realtor. 949-160O
SILVER SPRING, Franklin ave.
area--bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod
with rec. rm. Assume $4,000
4hfe loan. Full price, S15,500.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $4,000
SILVER SPRING, Northwest Branch
Estates-Nearly new, 3-bedrm,, g.
bath brick split-level, beautiful
rec. rm. and 2 additional bedrms.,
lge. patio. House is loaded with
extras. All rooms lge. Very spa
cious lot. Must be seen to be
appreciated. $3S,950. ROBERT II.
KENT q CO., JU. 9-S9OO. Realtor.
SILVER SPRING, Parkway-spot-
less 4-bedrm., 2h-bath, brick
split-level, lovely kit. with eating
area, lge. sep. din. rm., rec. rm.,
sub-bsmt., centrally air eond b,
lovely lot backing 10 the park.
S3O,5OO. ROBERT II. KENT a
CO.. JU. 9-S900, Realtor.
SILVER SPRING = BY OWNER.
Corner brick Colonial with trees,
mr.. Plyers MIL and Georgia. 3
bedrooms, family size din. room,
kitchen with eating space, scr.
porch, firepl.. new gas clothes dry
er, alum. storm windows, doors,
SlS,5O0. FHA or conv. 564-S5O7,
SILVER SPRING, nr. NoL-4-bed.
rm. split level with marble en-
trance foyer. 3 baths, lge. liV
rm. with cathedral ceiling and in
direct lighting. formal size dining
rnn., paneled family rm. with
raised-hearth firepl., equip. kit.
with breakfast area, disposal.
dishwasher. etc. Complete bsmt.
with outside entrance, carpeted,
air conditioned throughout. S35,-
0uVs MAuyf mhHy tAlIaos AuoDCN-
tion BY appt. 622-2399.
SILVER sPRING-FOREsT KNOLLs
Centrally air cond., b-bedrm.,
2 y bath split-foyer rambler. sep.
din; rmi, ,.r rec. rm.' s2o.S6O. AP.
LANGLEY REALTY
SILVER SPRING -Four Corners
area-Attractive 3-bedrm, Colo
NAL. sep. din. rm.. screened porch,
street, FHA-appraised $4,000.
T. N. LERNER
Pres, Harmony Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA 04g-7p00
sIL. sPR.- -Northwood II. s. area
Walk 10 schs.. bus, immae, 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, sep. din. rm.,
eat-in kit. 2 baths, fun tiled bsmt.
with exit, fenced I'd, trees, S1S.-
300. JU. b-0071.
SILVER sPRING-Like new. brk.
split-level, bedrms., baths,
beaut. rec. .rm... full bsmt., car
port, centrally air cond.. weil loc.,
not, too far out Only $50 ,gbO.
CAL today WooDsIDE REALTY,
JU. A-d44O.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

BETHESDA-PARkWOOD - Beau
tiful brick rambler on large level
lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec. room
with End fireplace, screened porch.
Immaculate. $4,000.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 TIL Q
Evening star., 1963-04-14
KAY BOWLING

KAY BOWLING
Real Estate Co., Inc. Realtors
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gath. Md.
WI. S-9250 or 301-WA. 6-25OO
GAITHERSBURG AREA-Handsome
custom house of best materials,
setting on high h-acre secluded
lot. Delightful bi-leVel plan az
fords excel. Arrangement for d.
versified family make-ups. Day
light ground level contains spa.
cious foyer, mod. spruce paneled
family rm., bedrm. (or den OF
officeD. full tiled bath, and large
storage utility area. Upper level
26-ft: hv.-din. area, huge raised
hearth firepl. Very large KEEP
ING KITCHEN" fitted complete
Frigidaire Flair range. exhaust
freezer, dishWasher.. SIS. sink and
disposal and abundant solid cherry
cabinets, 3 big bedrms., double
closets, tiled bath. Central air
cond. Spacious 2-ear carport and
driveway. This house has l,762
So. IT,. liV. area, Is loaded with
character and charm. Immed. oc-
cupancy. Some big trees and lots
Of fine shrubberY. Pine heavy
flow water well and ample capacity
disposal system. S33,OO0-SOoo
tinanGing.. DIR: From Gathers
burg north on Rte. 124, q mi. to
Rte. 420 crossroad (Goshen I'd. !,
then right half mi. to open sign
at Uppermont lane. Open l-6
pm. every day. H 4 H DkVELOP-
MENT CO., WI R-2Q10
Evening star., 1963-04-14
CLOSED SUNDAY. CALL MONDAY.
MAYNE PEAT!TX m
ER sR KELLER. keaitOr
Ewes LO. 5-349l
RBAN PRoPERTIEs MOT.

"IIE ACRES" ciose-in wheaton
rambler with full din. Tm. and ise.
modern kit, bsmt.. rec. rm., 2-car
garage and lovely grounds. Addi-
tlonal acre available. JU, $4,000.
THOMPSON a CO., REALTORS
10. ACRES-2-bedrm. stone rambler.
h,-w.h., bsmt., 2-car gar, orchard.
Nice property. $4,000. Call Mrs.
oland; WA. 4-4O32. SLIGO
Evening star., 1963-04-14

Pres, Harmony Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA g4g-7g0C
sIL. sPR.- -Northwood II. s. area
Walk 10 sehs.. bus, immae, 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, sep. din. rm.
eat-in kit. 2 baths, fun tiled bsmt
with exit, fenced I'd. trees, sls.'
Evening star., 1963-04-14

KENsINGTON-s-b.T.. e-bath ramb.
Rec, rm., walk. dist 10 elem, IN.
hlgh and Einstein HIS Priced low
EOS. Principals only. VIII. 2-74O3.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING, woodside Park
Beaut. Colonial In this wonderful
location; 4 bedrms.-1 on LIST FIR.
d up; full bsmt.. rec. rm.. jail
ousied porch, gar; in perfect
eond;, all rms large, WooDsIDE
Evening star., 1963-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

COLEsVILLE BY owNER-3-bed.
Tn; a,. 2-bath ,,.: country ,ntc.A home, ,, city city
shade trees; Lge; out bldRs. Only
Evening star., 1963-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

HILLS-3-bedrm., lh-
bath, brick rambler. with den and
finished rec. rm., on q most at
tractive lot. FHA-appraised S1S,-
Evening star., 1963-04-14
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN
CHEVY CHAsE-owNER. Ideal 10

CHEVY CHASE. Bradley lane-wis.
consin ave. area-3-bedrm. Cape
Cod with sep. din. rm., VI baths,
detached gaIage. Many extras
Evening star., 1963-04-19
MOTORCYCLES
AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED

CUSHMAN 1858 Pacemaker, red
and white, many extras, sacrifice,
$40, Mclean area. 536-6706.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
IMP0RT-SP0RTS
Triumphs-Triumphs
Triumphs

a ATE 0iOs pELIvERY. Ocssii cash, iM@sDo trade q
terms. Can finance with sos down.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 N. GLEBE RID. 527-SsSS
Opp. Hecht Co., Arl., Va
'6s l18P., iS1OO mi.
immaculate, $3.50. FLOOD pom.
TIAc. 1921 Conn.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

AIR COMPRESSOR. 5-h.p., 3-phase
Kellogg.. Complete with controls
and tank, S225. FE. 3-6129.
APECO COMBINE MACHINE -
Reasonably priced. Contact Miss
Barabara Rapporg at OIL. 6-1l5O.
CRANE FOR sALE-P and II S55-
A, P and H Crawler, over IO0-ft.
boom. clam bucket or shovel. Sur
plus TO our needs. Will give low
rate to right party. Call OF. A.
CRANE FOR sALE-P and Il 255-
A, in good condition. 75-ft. boom,
tag line, good rubber. Surplus "a
our needs. Call OF. 4-S755.
IHC INDUSTRIAL and craWler
tractors and equipment.
P. H, MOORE
Q. 3. .3Q1. ] Mile South Of New so
Mitehellyille, Md. 262-2244
RENT OR SALE
VIKING conveyor, gas engine, 40 II.
suitable for brick, block, etc., mtd.
on pneu. trailer. JULIAN g,
COHEN SALVAGE, 1857 Tangle-
wood dr.. Bladenshurg, Md.
sCHIELD C 35 bantam backhoe.
good cond., dozer blade, fits II @
or 8. RE. 6-4779 after 9 pm. !
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

CORVETTE HARDTOP
$50 THROUGH 80
PHONE OF. 4-6957
FOR SALE
Parts OF 1855 Chevrolet station
wagon. Call PL. 9-265S.
GEAR SET. All, the whole third
number, for 81 10 '63 Ford. Gail
4S1- 1854 after Q pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
IMP0RT-SP0RTS

WV so sedan with sun roof, r.
ana h., excel. mechanical cond., :,
reas. offer. 474-2196 aft. 8 pm,
II no answer VIII. 0-S03S.
VOLKS. go black sedan, excel.
cond.. I owner. 81 ,075. 356-4033.
VOLKsWAGEN $50 sun roof, radio,
10000 miles. immediate sale,
S745. KE. 6-5s55.
Wv '62, Z. and h., Wv. tires,
q sunroof, $500 miles, one owner,
excel. cond. S1.6S5, OIL. 4-5160.
V0LKSWAGEN '62 sunroof, turq.,
T. and h.. snow tires. Q cyl. 700
mi. exc. cond., $1,575 OIL. 4-7442.
voLKSWAGEN 80, Eray, 10000
mi, good cond. Amazing economy.
Excel. End car. Sl,175 for quick
sale. OWNER. 365-79l3.
VOLKSWAGEN '02 black sunroof.
low mileage, one owner, excel.
cond. Call OV. 3-2114.
Wv '62 conv., immac. new top,
5saaaTszsh aTS h.. Sl'SsO' Good eond'
VOLVO '6l red, 4-speed T. and b.,
fully equip. Clearance S1.195.
GELLER FIAT. 4700 Miller ave-,
off 7l20 Wis. Bethesda. Md.
OO1-oNAos