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Evening star., 1963-01-27


An intelligence summary cir
culating among top United
States officials reports a Soviet
ship carrying a Significant
amount Of military cargo
docked last week in Cuba.
The vessel, identified as the
Simferopol, is the only one
which has put in at a Cuban
sort with a significant amount
Of military equipment since
last falls crisis, the report say,
Ebacking President Kennedy's
contention.
Further mirroring the Presi-
dents view, the report says
that, while the ships cargo
Included military equipment
tit did not include objects WITH
the proportions of an offensive
aircraft or missile"
Z Buildup Heavy
/ At his news conference Thurs
day, Mr.. Kennedy said "the best
information we have is thai
one ship has arrived since the
October crisis, which may have
had arms on it, possibly mill
stHry cargo, but there has not
been a military buildup in thai
sense Of the equipment coming
ID from outside of Cuba. ="
The intelligence report left
no doubt the Soviet Union has
assembled very heavy conven-
etional firepower in Cuba but
asserted that, aside from the
ship which arrived January II
the buildup was achieved be-
tween July and October of 1862
According to the intelli-
.gence study, Russia had sup
piled "a great deal of military
equipment to Cuba prior to
July, 1862, including about zoe
tanks. around 1.500 artillery
pieces, 35 Mig-15 and Mig-17
Jet aircraft and many conven-
.tional anti-aircraft guns"
AS a result of a JULY October
influx Of weapons and person
mel, the number of Mig jet
fighters tripled to a total oi
los, including AZ of the ad-
Evening star., 1963-01-27

ANTIQUE SILK TABRIZ PRAYER RUG
Made originally for royalty, this 2xl86 rug contains million hand
knots We believe the
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Two to Assume New Posts
As Pastors of Churches

Two ministers will assume
new posts at Washington area
churches tomorrow.
The Rev. Robert T. Henry
will be installed at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow as pastor Of the
Christian and Missionary Al
lance Church, 1901 Sixteenth
street NV.
Mr.. Henry comes here fol-
lowing nearly six years of mis-
sionary service in central Wet
Nam. He is q native Of Hamil-
ton, Ontario, Canada, and o
graduate Of st. Paul College,
1865. The 30-year-old minister
served as pastor Of Guelph
(Ontario) Alliance Church and
Reeve (Wis) Evangelical o. B.
Church before going to Wet
Nam.
He Is married, has two
daughters and lives at 1920
Gardiner avenue, Silver Spring,
Md.
The Rev. L. L. King Of New
York. foreign secretary Of the
Christian and Missionary AL
lance Church, will conduct
the installation service.
DR.. j. Herbert Gilmore, jr.,
will assume his new post as
minister Of Chevy Chase Bap-
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and college days. At Okla
homa Baptist University he
earned nine letters-four in
football, four in track, and
one in wrestling.
Following graduation in
1929 he coached five years in
Oklahoma before returning
to his alma mater as track
and football coach. For the
next 20 years, the last is also
as athletic director, Mr.. Hurt
served the school. In 1855 he
took his present post.
I'VE are trying to develop
a total boy concept" he ex-
planned. I'VE have many &C
tivities but they mainly serve
to bring out the missionary
part of the boys education.
Further. Royal Ambassadors
are q complement Of organi-
zation Of the Southern Bap-
fist Convention. That is the
reason why our boys never
meet on Sunday since we do
not want to conflict with
groups that traditionally do"
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Taylor Speaks

Air Force Chief of Chap
plains Robert Taylor was an
other celebrity at the Con-
gresS who drew major atten-
ton. Looking fit and keen
despite his recent 45-day trip
to service installations over
seas, the Major General
drew an enthusiastic re-
Spouse from his young lis
tenerS.
His outline Of how to pre-
pare physically, mentally and
morally for armed forces
service hit close to home.
And the chaplain's emphasis
that all could be top wit
nesses for their particular
faith while In the service
opened new viStas for some
boys.
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WoIcott Attends

Television star Gregory
Walcott added a special note
to the congress by appearing
in the pageant Tuesday de-
plotting the Baptists fight for
religious liberty.
Mr.. Walcott, currently CO.
starring as Detective Roger
Havilland in the televiSion
series "87th Precinct" has
been interested In church
work since his conversion In
1852.
The tall, good = looking
blond actor is q charter
member Of First Baptist
Church, Beverly Hills, Calf,
organized in 1854.
For several years Mr.. Wal
colt played ''heavies" in the
television serials, "Rawhide,"
Laramie" and Bonanza"
but fan letters to NBC con-
WINGED executives they should
give him hero parts. That
occurred about three years
ago, and since then he is
playing straight roles.
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De Paul Society
BUYS Warehouse

Purchase Of a new ware
house, to be used as perma-
nent headquarters for the re-
tail stores Of the st. Vincent
de Paul Society, has been an
nounced by the organization.
The new building, q four
story brick structure, Is at
1896 o street NV. It will be
dedicated, following renova-
ton, in November.
The announcement stated
that the present main store
and warehouse at POLL Geor-
gia avenue NV, will be re-
tanned until the new building
Is available.
Persons desiring to give
clothing, bedding, household
furnishings and appliances
should call CO. 5-3367.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-17

Tenn. the 24-year-old priest is
a graduate of Morehouse Col
lege, 1859. and the General
Theological Seminary, New
York, 1868. He was ordained
June 90.
Mr.. williams worked briefly
for the National Space Agency
here in 1860. He now lives at
l Hawaii avenue NE.
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Baptist brotherhood Com
mission Of the Southern Bap-
fist Convention.
During the jammed-packed
three-day program the teen
ayers saw a great deal Of the
Nations Capital, heard such
luminaries as former Los
Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Carl
Erskine and Maj. Gen. Robert
Taylor, Chief of Air Force
Chaplains; attended a space
science lecture demonstra-
ton, and enjoyed two pag-
eants.
The visitors also had an
opportunity to meet 10
Southern Baptist missionaries
and hear first-hand their
stimulating experiences.
In between the youngsters
met fellow Royal Ambas-
sailors from other parts Of
the country, forming new
friendships that brought with
them new horizons.
Edward Hurt, jr., Of Mem
phis, Tenn, associate secre-
tary Of the Brotherhood
Commission, said the Royal
Ambassadors started in 1908
and for nearly q half-cen-
fury was sponsored by the
denominations women.
In 1855 the transfer of
responsibility to the men
was made" Mr.. Hurt ex-
planned. "Since then the
Brotherhood Commission has
been responsible for the lead
ership, planning and promo
ton Of the Royal Ambassa-
doris, aimed at boys 8 to II
years old"
Today the organization
has about 243,0O0 members,
with $4,000 adults involved
as leaders. The group is
international, with chapters
in 10 countries. Many Of
these chapters have come
into being through the help
Of servicemen stationed over
seas.
The program Of Royal
Ambassadors is geared to
three age levels: Gil, the
Crusaders; 1914, the Pho
neers, and 15-17, the Am
baSSadorS.
The meeting here Tuesday
through Thursday was the
third Royal Ambassador con-
greSS to be held. The first
was in 1858 at Atlanta, Ca,
and drew 5000 boys. The
second, five years later at
Fort Worth, Tex, attracted
5000 young men. The Wash
ington meeting was limited
to members 1917 so the rep
resentation was naturally
affected.
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I'd Vatican Council
Is Radio Hour Topic

The second in q series Of
conversations" on the Second
Vatican Council will DO pre-
scented at 1880 pm. tomorrow on
WRC, Channel 4, on the pro-
gram, "The Catholic Hour"
The Rev. Frederick McManus,
conSultant to the Second Coun-
Gil Commission on Liturgy and
a member of the faculty of
Catholic University, will appear
on the program. He will be in
terviewed by James O'Gara,
managing editor Of Common
wealth magazine.
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Bowie ATTORNEY
To Head Drive

Carlyle J. Lancaster, of
Bowie, Md. States attorney
for Prince George County, has
been appointed chairman Of
the 1868 United Givers Fund
drive for the county.
The overall goal for the
Metropolitan Area is $S.3 mil
lion, with the campaign kick
off set for October /.
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Lutheran Church
BEGINS Services

First services will be held at
1890 am. tomorrow in Abiding
Savior Lutheran Church, 1895
Owen Brown road, Ellicott, Md.
The Rev. Byron H. Souder,
jr.. Of Bethesda, a June grad
uate Of the Evangelical Lu-
theran Seminary in Columbus,
Ohio. Is pastor Of the new
church.
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fist Church. 5671 Western ave-
nue. NV. He comes here after
serving as professor at the
Carver School Of Missions,
Louisville. KY.
A native Of Rutledge, Tenn,
the 38-year-old clergyman Is
a graduate Of Carson-Newman
College. 1945, and the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary,
1850. He also has an MA.
degree from Peabody College,
1949. and a Pho. degree from
Southern Baptist Seminary,
1859.
DR.. Gilmore is married, has
three sons and q daughter, and
lives at 1876 Glen Mil road,
Rockville, Md.
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Church Pre-SchooI
Appoints Directors

Mrs. James Jet. former
teacher in the Rockville Play
School program. has been
named director of the Rockville
Presbyterian Church Pre-
School to begin September l6
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Mass at Warwick

The third in a series Of sum-
mer masses will be held at 4
pm. tomorrow in st. Francis
Xavier (Old Bohemia Catholic
Church in Warwick, Md. The
Rev. Anthony r. Di Michele,
pastor Of st. John the Evange-
list Church in Hockessin, Del,
will be the celebrant.
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FuhI Now Colonel
In Army Reserve

The Rev. James c. FAIL,
pastor Of the Rockville Presby-
terrain Church, has been pro-
NOTED to the rank Of colonel
as a chaplain In the United
States Army Reserve.
Mr.. FAIL is a veteran of
World War II when he served
with the 7th Armored Division.
He received the Purple Heart
and the Bronze Star for his
service.
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Ideal Background

Edward Hurt. jr., who is
in charge Of the Royal Am
bassadors program, has an
ideal background for the as
Signment.
First. Mr.. Hurt was q star
athlete through high school
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at the church, 215 West Mont
gomery avenue.
Miss Julie Streeter. . recent
graduate Of the University Of
Maryland, will act az assistant.
director Of the newly formed
and integrated co operative
school for children 3 and 4
years of age. The school will
hold an open house from $3.50
to S pm. tomorrow.
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LuruY Xesper Service

Or. j. Luther Mauney, pres
ident OF the Lutheran Synod
OF Virginia, will speak at YES
per services at 7:35 pm. TO-
morrow at the Singing Towers
in Luray, Va. The services will
be preceded by . carlton re-
cital at 7:05 pm.
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Williams Assumes
Post as Curute

The Rev. Frederick B. Will
liams recently assumed his post
as curate of Saint Luke's Epis-
copal Church, 1914 Fifteenth
street NV.
A native Of Chattanooga,
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THE HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
Teen Ambassadors
Profit by D. c. Visit
BY CASPAR NAMES
Religious News Editor Of The Star

Nearly 5000 teen-ager visitors to Washington
this week proved beyond question that youngsters
can be well behaved, intensely interested and
spiritually knowing.
They are members of the Royal Ambassadors, a
missionary education organization sponsored by the
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District Of coIumbic, NE.

KELLER MEMORIAL LEA
907 Maryland Ave. NE. z. II.
McVicker. Pastor. IL am. 1880
PEACE AZ MO.
49th Place and Ames ct. NE, Il.
4; schwandt, Pastor 8 and IL am,
1918 am.
REFORMATION LEA
gig East Capitol st., J. 3. Weaver,
j.: p. Settler. Pastors. S:45 and
IL am.
ST. PETERS LEA
1928 Michigan Ave. NE, L. A,
MCDANIEL. Pastor. S:46 and IL am.
OUR REDEEMER Lea
No. 2 r. I. Ave. NE, James II.
somersille, Pastor. IL am, 1880
and IL am,
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GREEK ORTHODOX CENTER OPENS

The community center the Greek Orthodox Community
Northern Virginia will be opened 1880 o'clock tonight at Glen
Caryn and Fifth roads, South Falls Church. HazOud
first secretary Of the Greek Royal Embassy will participate The
story structure has parish Offices auditorium and
kitchen Architects VOsbeck and Ward Of Alexandria, Va The Rev.
Theodore ChepOn pastor the 1Oamy congregation
organized 1859 First divine liturgy will be at 1880
Star Staff Photo
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~"tSt W SobaUptu, NAVE
AG Y 81: q n. Il. Ave. NV. W. Ia 4
Woods. Q. B. Lundeen, Pastors.
$3.50. $3.50 and II am. $3.50 am.
CHAPEL OF THE DEAF MO.
6101 18th st. NV, II. W. Hoe.
mann, Pastor, IL am.
5I01 10th ct. NV, W. F. Bruen.
Ing; Pastor. W. Wilkie, Vicar, $50
and IL am,
FIRST TRINITY MO.
4th and = SITS. NV. II. 3. Roepe,
Pastor, A. Kirk. Vicar, $50 and
IL am. $3.50 am,
GEORGETOWN Lea
1855. Wisconsin Ave. NV, J. q,
Bolick. Pastor: IL am.
MOUNT OLIVET MO.
1906 Vermont Ave. NV, vi.
sehiebel Pastor, 8 d IL am. % 80
am.
ST. JAMES ALC
s00s Eastern Ave. NV, r. s,
Spieler, Pastor, 1000 am. 5000.
ST. INCARCERATION LEA
14th and Gallatin ets. NV, J.
Strube, Pastor. IL an.
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District Of Columbia, Sc.

BETHLEHEM MO.
18th and T sts. NE, h. T. Bern
thai. Pastor. 1918 am, 20 am.
HOLY COMFORTER LEA
1919 Alabama Ave. ct Branch Ave.
Sc. r. G. Senger, Pastor; H.
Goebel, Vicar. and IL am,
$3.50 am.
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Nd, Southern Prince Georges Co.
BETHANY Ale
5175 Silver Hill Rd. Sc. r D.
Klein, Pastor. S:16 and IL am,
$3.50 am.
FAITH LEA
5201 Livingston Road, Oxon Hi,
Nd. r. Manning. Pastor. Q and
IL am.
GRACE MO.
La Plata, H. Z. Plehn. Pastor.
IL am.
OUR SAVIOUR Lea
4e15 st. Barnabas Rd. Sc, OIL
r. E. Hook. Pastor. $50 am. and
IL am.
ST. PAUL's MO
Charlotte Hall, Nd, II. Z. plehn
Pastor. $3.50 am. '10:30.
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District Of Columbia. S.W.

ST. MATTHEWS Ale
222 M st. s.w., J. A. echerzer,
Pastor. II am.
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Nd, Southern Prince Georges Co
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METHODIST

HEADQUARTERS METHoDIsI BLDG, 100 Meysnd Ave. NE.
Bishop John Wesley Lord, DID,. LID.
District Supsnendents: The Rev. Marion MehueI Edgar Beckett
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Virsinio, Falls Church

HOLY TRINITY Ale
Arl. Blvd. and Woodlawn Ave,
VIM. Mes. Pastor, 8 and 1890 am.
s9:15.
ST. PAUL'S MO,
1901 Leesburg Pike, q. y. Kuhn,
Pastor. $40 and IL am,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 20 Sedan de ViIle, com
plete power and electrical accesSo-
mes Including factory air, also fun
seiectim q ether models. SPECIAL
tl.SgS.
cuhurhap CadiIIao ola,
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OLMSTEAD

200 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 1-ssoo
CADILLAC 80 coupe, black. all stan
dard power, very clean 0'lss,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1900
CADILLAC '6l Model 81 Coupe de
vile, fully cleo, factory air, far
above average must be seen, ST.
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so CHEVROLET "a ton Fleet
side pickup va, automatic,
rodio, heoter, air conditioned.
Used os demonstration. Reel
Sovinos.
80 CHEVROLET lo-wheeI
Tondem dump truck. Needs
% little work. Con be bought
right.
SO CHEVROLET lo-wheeI
dump truck. Reody to 90.
IS CHEVROLET Cob and
chassis. Cheop.
ST DODGE Cob and chassis.
Good form truck.
80 INTERNATIONAL I2-ft.
Van.
81 CHEVROLET Dump Truck.
a yord body, 6 yord end.
'6I CHEVROLET dump truck.
a yord body, good condition.
80 CHEVROLET dump truck.
4 yord body, dir brokes, reoI
money maker.
SO INTERNATIONAL l2-ft.
Won. Reody for work.
80 CHEVROLET ! ton panel.
4-speed Transmission.
40 Years In Business Mean
More Folks Come Book to
Phil Lustine!"
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cHEy. 50 Impala COW, auto, pA
and b. new top and paint, SsSs or
offer. skSzs7e
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Heart Of Laurel. Nd. 725-490O.
SACRIFICE
Brand new " n. 1858 Travel Trailer.
Self contained, sleeps 8. ] paid So
US, make offer. 30l-PA. 5-654S.
SPARTAN MANSION $3.50 it., all
aluminium. air cond.. Awn-air
window awnings, new cond.
3S4-l7s4.
500 DOWN buys q brand-new 1854
mobile home, or 3 bedrms., take
your choice, all fully furnished incl.
auto. washer, small monthly pay
ments. Trade In your furniture, car
or what have you. Free delivery
and set-up. Drive out 500 yards
west Of Fairfax circle on Rte. 50 at
Fairfax, Vay or call CIR. 3-S44e,
VIRGINIA MOBILE HOMES, INC,
open daily and SUM-, 3 to 2.
3S-FT. STAR, Z bedrms., air cond.,
many extras. Very clean. 76e-202l
or 10. 2-074a ewes. or wk. ends.
47xlo bedrm. Champion. Can stay
on lot in Ancient Oaks Trailer
Court, Falls Church, Va. Assume
payments Of s6l.70 per mo. z5s-295e,
or JE. 1914.
1885 a TON Chevrolet tractor to
pull house trailer, 4-speed trans
mission, saddle tanks, cut to
Is f., call 759-295s or JE.
o-94lo.
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HOMES

Rte. / and Bowie I'd. in the
Heart Of Laurel. Nd. 725-4900.
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TRAILERS
AIRSTREAMS

AIRsTREAM 81, 27-ft. Safari land
cruiser; Sleeps 5 used approx. 1000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
LE AUToMoBILEs BOA SALE

CADILLAC 80 sedan Dsvfile, 3d.
300 nj. ike new eond-, al ac-
eessories incl. fact. air. S2.s75
or VII trade for snail ear, 273-
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0ut.Oi.TOWn REAL ESTATE

u UNITS ON OCEAN = Pvt. beach.
B ssa tgrn; Must Sc. -, 80,
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AuIoMoRILEs Boa sac
CONTINUED
CADILL,ACS

- - = $1,000 = ~
Premium ears for ths diseriminat-
Ing buyer.
80 Coupe Dc vTle, fun power, A.
pen white hnish. 1000 orig. miles,
one owner same a. brand-neW.
20 De Vile typs sed., every extra,
seat, one OEnefs 400 mi.s cannot
Be tod from new. s5yaSs.
~ De Villetyps coupe, fan power.
1900 miles, one owner, without a
doubt the eleanest ~ we've seen.
s2,e9s.
80 cow, fun power, popular alpine
white finish, solid red leather, one
owner. low mileage, q real out
Standing car for the most discrimi.
mating buyer. szslS5.
80 Sedan de Vile, every extra, fun
power incl. windows and seat,
beaut- metallic finish. in immac.
cond-, today's best buy. tl,7ps.
~ conv.s every extra. fun power
spotless alpine white finish, solid
black leather int a real premium
car, priced 10 sen. 81 US.
SO De ViIIe-type coupe. every ex-
ira, power steering and brakes,
alpine white, the most car money
can buy for t79S.
IS Cadillaes to choose from. Trade
and terms.
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CADILLAC '63 sedan, the A-wind0W
SERIES It's 7-tone turquoise and
Eeite' a, ~ ~ power exceptionally
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CADILLAC '6l beige convertible,
fact. air, p. seat. pwr. windows,
WV. tires, other extras. Excel.
cond. 5000. l71.l2o1.
CADILLAC '63 Eldorado cow,
black, white leather bucket seats,
GINS finest COW. Every available
luxury accessory incl. factory air.
SS,6sS.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FE. 1880
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACK HOES, pumps, generators,
fork lifts. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOLS UN. l-Sl00, JU. $500.
BACKHOE INC. 24O4 W-ldf., So, 800
INC $50 Backhoe ldr. (2J 1880
INC TDe 1h-yd. Drott $3,95O
Case 800 Backhoe ldr. $3.50
KILBAR TRACTORS. $3.50 Jeff.
DAVIS Hwy. Arl., Va. or. 4-oOSO.
BULLD0ZER-s 4. Hydraulic blade
10 excellent cond. for sala cheap.
JU. S-ASe6.
HI HOE so, fastest and Longest
reach n o united On 1852 GMC
truck, used very little, CoSt
Sl1,5Q0. Also front end loader an
1855 heavy Ford tractor. 1855 Ford
, septic tank truck, 1000 gal. C, II.
o UNIT s, EN-. 2.lIS7 weekdays.
Sunday Clearwater 1908, Dama0.
Gus. Nd.
nc INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. = Crawl
er and wheel tractors with bac-
khoes, leaders and blades. See rs
about retail purchase plan.
= p. n. MOORE
!. U. 3, 30l, ] Mile South Of New 60
Mitchellville, Nd. a62.22Al
NSLEY CRANE BACKHOE, AC
loader air compresOors, WelderS,
mlse: equipment and supplies. LII.
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WTD.

CHEVROLET, Fords, or any make.
VIII pay cash. 1e47-1e5o mod
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THACKER MOTORS
CADHLACS
18th AND r. /. AVE. NE.
La. e-ll0o

CADILLAC 80 convertible, air con
ditione d. Must sell. $500. Call
CADILLAC - coupe, perfect steal,
81 ss25 cash. HART, Sis Reno I'd.
NV. EN-. 3-ol33.
CADILLAC 80 20" Series l-dr. Sc
dows, $500. Cali J6. s-Asss.
CADILLAC 81 sedan, white, con.
trasting black trim, equip. incl.
power windows. seat and factory
air, S2,IeS
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1870 27nd 81. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC '67 Fleetwood, ETeen
loaded with access, immac. cond.,
owner must sell. S4,ls5. TU. 7-ss57,
CADILLAC 80 fleetwood go" Spe.
cial sedan, gorgeous Newport blue
with every factory extra including
air cond., only II 900 one owner
miles, former owner passed away
and his widow wanted a smaller
car, There couldn't be q nicer one
In the area. Only Sl,2ee.
"Ae-Hour Money-Back GUARANTEES"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
HOLIDAY CLEARANCE

HOLIDAY CLEARANCE
Little Champ campers, going below
cost .n, ogEEo ch ,toTf &. 81 special a1L
sleeps g. below cost 81. 686. so.
see . large display Of mobile
homes. All 1885 going at cost,
this week only. Financing ar
ranged through Citizens Ma
tional Bank OF Laurel.
PRESLEY'S MOBILE
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1963-01-24
News Of BIuekfoot and Meriwether

Ray and Mildred Doore and
son, Rickie, were Monday visitors
at the Sangsland nome and later
made a trip to Cut Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud HARDWOOD
and family were Tuesday dinner
guests at the Mark HARDWOOD
ranch.
The Blackfoot Pinochle club
had to postpone another pinochle
party last Saturday evening due
to the weather. No party Is SEIZED
uled. However, If weather per-
mits next Saturday, Jan. 26th,
we'll have 2 card party.
Mrs. Lorinda Brown was a
Browning visitor on business
Monday.
Henry White, section foreman
of Blackfoot. was rushed 70 the
hospital Wednesday due TO an
accident happening while at
work. His eyes had been burned,
but we are happy to say no ser
ious damage had been done and
he returned home on Sunday.
While in Cut Bank Monday,
the Fred Stones were luncheon
guests at the Art Anderson home.
Dan Connolly and Harold Hat
field of Browning were Black
foot visitors Wednesday.
In honor of Fred Stones birth
day on Tuesday he and Theda
were guests for a birthday din
ner at the Larry Whitford home.
Mrs. Louise Evans of Brown
ing helped her daughter, Carmen
White, for a few days while Hen
~ was in the hospital.
Mrs. Anita Johnson and son
Danny left by train from Brown
ing on Thursday for their home
at KalispeIl. Danny stayed with
his father, but Anita returned
to Blackfoot on Friday morn
ing.
Due to the derailment some
where back east, the mail train
was late on Wednesday making
the business in the Post Office
very slow.
Ricky Reagan was a Friday
night guest at the teacherage.
The Charles Kellers were Black
foot visitors Wednesday.