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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04

It may be. however, that the
Reds Numbered by not follow
ing up the real Robert X.
Baltch or they might never
have assigned one Of their
agents the identity of q man
wearing the Roman collar Of a
Catholic priest.
The FBI went to great pains
to point out that Mrs. Seskin
and Father Baltch did not
know their backgrounds were
being used by the suspects.
Government officials pointed
out it is not difficult In the
United States to assume a false
identity, and it is even easier
to steal the identity Of someone
who actually exists. Every
forger knows how this is done.
One can go to the nearest
social security office, report loss
OF ones social security card
and request a new one. 1t is
also ridiculously easy to go to
a State auto license bureau and
simply fill out a form, take
a drivers test and be issued a
permit that is acceptable any
where as Identification.
A person can 60 to a bank,
deposit a small amount and
then cite the bank as a refer
ence. Or. it is possible to
establish identity by obtaining
department store or gasoline
credit cards.
The phony "Baltches" GER
tainly had no trouble getting q
telephone listing. jobs as a coll
.iege teacher and a beautician
respectively, and even going
through a marriage ceremony.
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Party Of the Soviet Union such
actions which, anegedly, are
directed toward further wor-
sening Of the Soviet Chinese re-
lations, toward provoking a
split In the international Com
munist movement.
"The CPSU Central Commit
tee resolutely refutes this
SANDER"
Mr.. Khrushchev appealed
last night in East Berlin for
Communist unity In accord
ance with Karl Marks slogan,
"Proletarians Of the world
unite"
Addressing q rally at Frank
furt-on-O Oder, the Soviet Pre-
mier again defied the Chinese
hard line by ruling out war In
the Communist struggle for
world domination.
"The time when war could be
carelessly unleashed is finally
over" Mr.. Khrushchev said
He who begins a war today
cannot plumber any more, but
would be burned up in it. We
want no war, not because Of
fear, but because we know
what war means"
Chinese Group Delayed
He offered to help workers
who want to rise against their
oppreSsors" In capitalist ma
tons, but added, I'VE viii not
mix In the affairs Of foreign
countries-that means war"
In another incident rejecting
the strained relations, Soviet
customs authorities held up a
party Of nine Chinese for 30
minutes at the Moscow airport
yesterday while clearing other
travellers in 20 minutes.
It could not be determined
whether the Chinese were del
egates to the talks. There was
no explanation for the delay.
The Russians also accused
the Chinese today Of exag-
gerating the smashing of the
showcase in front of the Chi
nese Embassy.
The labor newspaper Trud
said the Chinese news agency
presented the matter Sin an
absolutely distorted way, ex-
cessively exaggerated this in
cident and even tried-without
any grounds to add some ten.
dentious political color"
1t was the first mention in
the Soviet press of the incident
last Friday.
Trud said a drunken Soviet
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To stay in Jail

The "Baltches" will remain
in District jail pending a hear
ing July 16 for their removal to
New York, where the complaint
against them was filed. The
next step will be up to a Fed
eral grand jury. No bond was
set by Commissioner Werlich
because the crime with which
the couple is charged could re-
suit in capital punishment.
The puzzle remains: Who are
the "Baltches" in reality and
why did they elect to assume
the identities Of an obscure
Roman Catholic priest and a
Connecticut housewife?
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COMMUNISTS
Moscow Reps Picking
On Eve of Their 7 oIks

student named Voznyakovich
broke the glass in the case and
has been arrested.
The Chinese agency had said
four Russian men smashed the
case. The Chinese called 1t a
deliberate act Of sabotage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04

The victims parents, Jonas
and Alice Moline, live in Duluth,
MINI.
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dead man and the suspect.
Capt. Thrailkill said police we're
unable to identify Mr.. Moline's
body positively until late after
noon.
Battered About Head
The victims body had been
battered about the face, head
and neck, police said. 1t APP
peared that Mr.. Moline had
been involved in a fight and
died some time between Tues
day night and sarly yesterday
morning.
When arrested, Davis ad-
mitted that he had been drink
ing but denied knowing about
Mr.. Moline's death.
Capt. Thrailkill said police
questioned Davis mother, Mrs,
Bessie Davis, who lived at the
house with her son and who
was there at least part Of the
time Tuesday night.
The mother, who works as
q waitress at a home for the
aged, frequently stayed there
instead Of coming home, Capt.
Thrailkill added.
Mr.. Moline was born in
Wright, Mimi, and had roomed
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis r. Mcfarland and their
family in Kensington for the
last three or four months, Capt
Thrailkill said. He previously
had roomed in the Glen Echo
Heights area. He went to work
at the Army Map Service in
April, 1861, Capt. Thrailkill
said.
The detective chief said Mr.
Moline was identified by a
supervisor at work and through
fingerprints.
The victims parents, Jonas
and Alice Moline, live in Duluth
| MINI.
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asked me to give you his
friendly greetings and to assure
you that he. the United States
Government and the American
people, are dedicated to peace.
freedom and friendship with
all nations"
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Long Island, on that date and
later saw "Baltch" pick up the
concealed parcel.
"Baltch" was followed from
New York to Washington and
still had the parcel when he
met Joy Ann Baltch," the FIJI
said. The complaint did not say
what was in the parcel he car
ried but the couple is accused
Of using codes, ciphers and Sc
cret writings In q conspiracy to
transmit to Russia information
about United States military
and naval movements as well
as rocket-launching sites.
It Is believed the couple was
getting ready to leave the
United States, impelling the
FBI to move In on the ring
when 1t did.
Meanwhile. Attorney General
Robert Kennedy said Commu-
mist spy activities in this coun-
try have been ION the increase
in recent years. He put in q
renewed plug for q change in
the law that would permit the
use of wiretap evidence In such
cases.
I'VE would be able to prose-
cute more espionage cases II we
were permitted to use wiretap-
ping information In court" he
said. 1--WE are extremely ham,
pered now"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
Mrs, Bob Bartlett Visits Kodiak

Vide Bartlett, wife of US. Sena- tor Bob Bartlett, was in town from Saturday through Monday last weekend. She was with a group in- cluding Assistant Secretary of the Treasury James A. Reed and Ad- miral Edwin J. Roland, Comman- dant of the Coast Guard.
 While here, Mrs. Bartlett, ac- companied by Patricia Cannon and Ruth Brechan, flew to Port Wake field and toured the Wakefield Fisheries king crab operations there as a guest of MT. and Mrs. Lowell Wakefield.
 No advance notice was given for the arrival of the Treasury or Coast Guard employees nor has any req son been suggested for their visit here.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
Speech q Hearing Therapist Coming

The ACCA wishes to announce Miss Peggy Hamilton, speech & hearing therapist for this area, will be holding g clinic next Monday & Tuesday, August 12 & 13 in town at the Community Baptist Church. Wednesday, August IA, she will be on base Thursday, August Is, she will be back in town. Anyone wish ing information or appointments, cali Mrs. Shirley Womack at 487- 3311 on base or Mrs. Elsie Batche- or at 486-2818.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
ketchikan Firm Is Low Bidder For
 Boat harbor Work

Odin Jensen & Sons, Inc. of Ketchikan are the apparent low bidders on the Kodiak boat harbor project according to Department of Public Works Commissioner Richard A. Downing in Juneau.
 Jensen's bid was $73, ,594.80. West ern Marine of Seattle bid $84, 116. 40 and Ramstad Construction Co. of Anchorage bid $112,383.1O. The engineers estimate was total of 66,2876O.
 Major units of the project Will consist of the removal and disposal of 18O lineal feet of existing log float and 23 float and stall billing, construction and installation ot 9,854 square feet of polystyrene float, a 22-foot X 81-foot gridlron, furnishing and driving 25 float and stall piling, and 15- 3 pile dolphlns (3147 l.f.), drilling 2 pile holes (56 l.f.) and placing 2 float plllng (266 .f.).
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
Charles E. SutIiff Dies At Age 81

Charles Erwin Sutliff, 81, long, time resident of Kodiak and father of Norman Sutliff, died at his home August 1. He had been ill for some time.
 MT. Sutliff was born May 1, 1882 in Corinth, NY, and is sur vived by his son Norman of Kodiak and a daughter, Ethel Campbell of Poughkeepsie, NY.
 Funeral services for MT. Sutliff were held Saturday, August 3.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
Bartlett Proposes Law For Seizure & Heavy Penalties On Alien Fleets

was sighted operating off Cape Ed gecumbe, all in territorial waters. The time has come when we must have decisive federal policy to protect our domestic fishing inter- ests and resources through the ap- prenending and penalizing of the offenders. Our state efforts at con- servation will be meaningless with out the backing and protection of such federal law
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09

Seizure of foreign fishing vessels in territorial waters of the states Is provided in a bill senator Bart cit of Alaska introduced this week
 The action follows closely assert ed sightings of Russian whaling ships in Alaska territorial waters and would provide for the first time legal penalties against such intrus. ions.
 There have been alarming and increasing reports of violations by foreign vessels off the east and west coasts" Senator Bartlett said, and without legal ammunition we can only fire back with words"
 The bill will carry fine up to $10,O00 or imprisonment up to a year, or both, for any master or other person in charge of a vessel seized in territorial waters.
 T have been advised that be. tween July 28 and July 30 eight Soviet whaling vessels were sight. ed within F miles off Sutwik and Makchamik Isands west of Kodiak '' Senator Bartlett reported.
 The Alaska Senator has been ad- vised by state representative Gil bert A. Jarvela of Kodiak that doc umentary witnesses and photo graphs" for some of these incidents are available.
 Our laws are wholly inadequate to deal with these increasing in cidents," Senator Bartlett continu- ed, "these recent Soviet activities simply furnish another example of the needless fishing practices which have been adopted all over the world by fleets of certain coun- tries, constituting a grave danger to world fish stocks. Another Alaska example of this pattern was furnished in early July when three Japanese whaling vessels were sighted between Hazy and Corona tion Islands and another whaler
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
Borough Elections Slated Sept. 24th

Kodiak area voters will be called upon to elect a dozen officials as well as vote upon a borough for the area in special election to be held September 24th, according to Secretary of State Hugh Wade.
 Wade phoned the Mirror We'd nesday to advise that the Local Ali fairs Agency had approved the peti- tion for borough for the Kodiak area. According to Wade the pro- posed boundries had been enlarged to include additional area in the borough.
 Deadline for filing of candidacy petitions will be August 31. Candi- dates for election to borough of fices are required to file petitions containing the names of at least 50 qualified voters by August 31 in order to be listed upon the ballots for the Sept. 24 election.
 Voters will vote upon the borough itself and also vote upon whether they wish to have the borough administered by an elect ed official or by an appointed man. ager
 They will also vote for a Chair man of the Borough, five school board members, and five assembly. men, two of whom will be elected by and from the city council, Wade said.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
Free Cancer Exam

Dr. Larry Mckinley has advised that he will give free examinations for cancer of the mouth at his den- tai clinic on August 17th.
 pr. McKinley's dental clinic is located at 1883 Mill Bay Road. His phone number is 486-2838. Hours will be from 9 am. to 4 pm. and no appointment is necessary.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
us. MAY SEIZE ALIEN FL EETS
MIRRORS FOR SAILORS


 One Thousand copies of the KO- diak Mirror of the August 23rd is- sue Chats the issue that comes out one day before the huge aircraft carrier U.S.S. Bennington and the destroyer U.S.S. Benner come into pOrt) will be printed for distribu- ton aboard the ships.
 The issue will carry a special special two page, center spread "WelcOme" to the men and officers of the ships. Firms and individuals who wish to be listed on the "Wel- cOme"- may phone the Mirror (486-5123).
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
JarveIa Sparks Moves To Protect Alaskan Waters

Kodiak's State Representative Gil Jarvela acted with speed and vigor in rounding up the informa- tion and facts about the 3 mile limit violations of foreign vessels and relaying it to our elected of ficials who in turn have brought heavy pressure upon the State and Defense Departments to act promptly to halt such invasions of Alaskan territorial waters.
 Jarvela wired Alaska's elected officials to report that on July 28, four Russian whalers were sighted inside the mile limit at Nakcha- mix Island, Chignik Bay.
 Eye witnesses saw one whaler with freshly killed whale along side. Another whaler was in act of firing its harpoon," Jarvela re- ported, adding, "I have talked to Chignik fishermen and they state there have been other violations on previous occasions"
 Jarvela said he discussed the situation with the commanding off, ficer of the Coast Guard Kodiak Air Detachment.
 'He maintains stringent air sur veillance in process but vast coast line difficult to police even with entire Coast Guard available. Also states our available vessels can match the whalers for speed. Local experienced shippers seem to disa- gree. I do not have any facts on this," Jarvela advised in wires of protest to Washington.
 Last Friday, Rep. Jarvela wired the members of the Alaska Con- gressional delegation stating, "Jap and Russian catcher boats sighted inside three mile limit. Have wit nesses and photographs. Urgently need federal assistance to seize and arrest offenders. We need pro- tection now"
 In wire to Governor Bill Egan, Jarvela stated: "Just received re- port from crew members aboard California Standard. Jap catcher boats sighted whaling inside three mile limit in Pt. Gore area. Now Japs and Russians both violating international 3 mile limit. Request immediate action by state depart ment by seizure and arrest of of lenders"
 Governor Egan immediately re- pied: "On basis most recent foreign
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Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-09
NN Along M81 The
 Waterfront
By Karl Armstrong

Edgar J. Huizer, whom some of you may recall was assigned to the king crab study in this area back in 1853, was recently promoted to the position of Water Rights Co., ordinator in the Division of Con- nercial Fisheries and will be re- sponSabile for coordinating sur veys of proposed water use sites and will make recommendations to assure the protection of fisheries habitat.
 t
 Skipper Hans Mikelsen's shrimp CT Tradewind lost it's cooling sys- tenn and developed engine troubles and the past week has been moored down at city dock getting repairs.
 t
 A number of Stateside college kids will be shortly pulling out to return to their respective colleges. Some of our local boys who have seen these outsiders working in our local canneries while they were unable to find work will not be the least bit unhappy to see the depar- ture of the campus crowd who will now take all their money with them to spend elsewhere. We might add that we have even been receiving reports that these outsiders were given work while local guys along side them were laid off durine slack times.
Evening star., 1963-12-19

80 de Vile type sedan, full power
incl. windows, 6-way seat, one
owner, 1900 miles, turquoise fin
ish, like brand new. S2,295.
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Cream Puff
Town & Country
Properties. Inc Realtors

ANNANpALE OFFICE c. tgo
DON'T LET THE YEAR PASS WITH
out seeing this spacious 5bedrm.
brick rambler, close in and eouven-
lent TO everything. GI appraised.
81. 500. PIONEER REALTY JE. z.
Evening star., 1963-12-19

SO sedan de Vile. every extra,
full power incl. windows and seat
spOtless metallic blue finish, match
ing orig. int, like new, sl,695.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACK HOES pumps. Eenersterg.
TOOLS, UN. l-Sloo. yU. $500.
p q h TRUCK CRANE. model Jos,
l7gz tons, 1883, 80 Il. main BOOM IS
It. tb. good shape. H. eoo7S.
SPACE EATERs, Generators,
Pumps, etc. Day. Week or Month.
AIR TOOL RENTAL. JE. 2-5600.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
FALLS CHURCH AREA
1895 DOWN

Including settlement costs. s-year-oId
rambler, , bedrms., living room
paneled rec. rm. On large lot with
barbecue pit and trees. Vacant, Sl6.-
Evening star., 1963-12-19

81 Limo s-pasSenger, FACTORY
A.C., full power, orig. jet black
i; finish; like new. new inside IS, anS I. out, .S.
large family, $l,le5.
Evening star., 1963-12-19

81 de Vile type coupe, all extras,
orig. inside and out, the most car
money can buy for S195.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
10 cADHLAcS TO CHOOSE FROM
TRADE AND TERMS
THACKER MOTORS
CADHLACS
18th AND R. !; AVE. NE.

NADu1LAOO
18th AND r. l. AVE. NE.
LA. s-llo0
CADILLAC '63 conv., sage green,
white sHasi,t ttOgi ies issther trim' factory air.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 4-door.
FACTORY A.C., every possible ex.
ira, rich forest green finish, match.
ing int, a car YOU must see to ap-
preciate, S9s5. THACKER MOTORS,
18th and r. l. ave. ne, LA. s.ll00.
CADILLAC 50 sedan, gray, black
trim, all stand. power, Sl,6s5.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1850
CADILLAC '63 conv., $500, un. ZOO
mi, never sold, left over, air cond.
reduction sl.Soo. FLOOD PONTICA,
All Conn.
CADILLAC 81 sedan, white, with
SIssG SIssG. .aISas s1s white TRIM unusually
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC 81 Coupe de Vile, every
extra, Xmas special, 500. THACK-
Err MOTORS, l2th and R. !. ave.
ne, LA. s-ll0o.
CADILLAC 81 conv., beige, beige
leather, power windows, seat, unu.
sually sharp, S2,995.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC SO Fleetwood 4-door, ev.
cry extra. alpine white, bargain
priced, Sl95. THACKER MOTORS,
18th and R. l. ave. me-, LA. s-ll0o.
CADILLAC 20 cow, white, red
leather: power windows. seat. very
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FE. 1900
CADILLAC COW. 1853, light blue,
new top, power brakes, steering,
seats, windows, antenna, auto. ra-
dio, snow tires. good cond. $Se7.
CADILLAC '63 Fleetwood, blue, blue
trim, factory air, full power, spe-
cial, S5,As5.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC 'ss Coupe de Vile, at.
tractive tone. Inside and out this
car truly exceptional, 81 ,2e5.
Lindsay OldS-Cadillac
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. /"
OV. 3-o350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '62 conv., air cond., fully
auto, maroon with white top, $3.50,
will accept good clean pickup truck
as down payment, call JU. S-73S3
aft. 7.
CADILLAC 's3 sedan, beige, factory
air cond., unusually clean, special,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC '6l aforementioned Sedan
de Vile, fully equipped, also full
selection of other models. Today's
special, s2,ssS.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
7o2o Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. S-77oo
Evening star., 1963-12-19

80 sedan de Vile, FACTORY A.C.,
full power, every extra incl. cruise
control and full leather interior,
S3,659.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
ENCHANTING

INDOOR SWIM. POOL
splendor beyond Imagination IN this
A-bedrm., 3-bath SHANGRI La with
crystal clear aqua indoor pool.
Matching wall-to-Wall wool carpets.
So many features for the most
Evening star., 1963-12-19
CADILLACS
Premium cars for the d!scriminat.
ing buyer.

Premium cars for the d!scriminat.
ing buyer.
80 De Vile type coupe. full power,
every extra including FM radio,
tilt wheel, eye, 6-way seat, 5000
miles. S4,A9S.
80 sedan de Vile, FACTORY A.C.,
full power, every extra incl, cruise
control and full leather interior,
S3,659.
81 Fleetwood sedan, FACTORY A.
C., every conceivable extra, dis
tinctive ebony black. Cadillac's
finest, S2,995.
'6l de Vile type coupe, every ex-
ira, immac. Cobalt blue finish,
contrasting orig. interior, low mile
age, a real outstanding 81, priced
to sell, 2,7sS.
80 de Vile type sedan, full power
incl. windows, 6-way seat, one
owner, 1900 miles, turquoise fin
ish, like brand new. 0,295.
so conv., full power, every extra,
alpine white, solid black leather.
Without a doubt the sharpest '5s's
in the area. Sl,S95.
SO sedan de Vile, every extra,
full power incl. windows and seat,
spOtless metallic blue finish, match
ing orig. int, like new, sl,6S5.
SO coupe de Vile, every extra, full
power incl. windows and seat,
metallic blue finish, a real out
standing car, bargain priced at
sl,oss.
81 de Vile type coupe, all extras,
orig. inside and out, the most car
money can buy for S795.
81 Limo s-passenger, FACTORY
A.C., full power, orig. jet black
finish, like new inside and out,
chauffeur driven, ideal for the
large family, $l,ls5.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

BRAND NEW Il-UNIT BLDG.
This building is located in good s.e.
location. Has l3 two-bedroom and !
one-bedroom large apts. Air cond.,
hot-water baseboard heat. VIII show
a good cash low. Priced right. For
further infor. call Mr.. Frederick,
Ma. s-lsoS, ewes. s2s.l2l7.
LARGE Cash INVESTORS This
you must see, l2S acre tract, apt.
ground in Va, zoning applied for.
J. N. MEDLEY, 10. s-577.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
Falls Church

Il the location Of this outstanding
brick Colonial. , bedrooms, w
baths, separate dining room and a
full basement. The decor is as
outstanding as all Of the built-in
features available. The lawn, trees
and shrubs are really impressive
and add the finishing touch. A real
hot value for s2l 900 FHA-Call now
for appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1963-12-19

CHRYSLER IS, excel. cOnd., r. and
h., p.s., p.b., 3-day special S2eS.
CAPITAL IMPORTS
SALES & SERVICE
1901 Conn. Ave. 744-63oo
Evening star., 1963-12-19

HEART OF SILVER SPRING :
New building, 1900 plus 50. H.,
floors, adjacent to all-day parking,
air conditioned. Zoned ca, 500 900
dn. viii handle. CHIC SALE, JU.
s-s2H Or 10; S2sss; c; N. MAR
Evening star., 1963-12-19

OFFICE SPACE, all utilities fur.
nished. Sizes from l2xl2 up, reason
able, S303 Baltimore blvd, Hyatts-
vile, WA. 7-5552.
OFFICE SPACE at l4th and K sts.
NV; n;,;, ESQ g o s. f; AZ AHEPA BLDG; g,
K st. n.w.' see MIR. LEBER, Ma. g.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
TRAILERS

ARE r0U LOOKING FOR A NO
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the down payment? II you are,
drive out so yards West of Fairfax
Circle On Rte g al Fairfax. Va.
and see several z and J bedrm., re-
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BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
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in Alexandria al 34oo Jeff. Davis
hwy XII s-56Ss 1905 Richmond
hwy, 80. S-t444.
MUST SELL, 20 PAGER, IS by Q. Z
bedrms., excel. eond-s ezrpeted,
forced air heat, 13-zzl6.
Evening star., 1963-12-19

81 de Vile type coupe, every ex-
ira, immac. Cobalt blue finish,
contrasting orig. interior, low mile.
age, a real outstanding 81, priced
to sell, S7,7s5.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK. You can get a better used
car at STEWART BUICK INC,
IA. 1891
Evening star., 1963-12-19

81 Fleetwood sedan, FACTORY A.
C., every conceivable extra, dis
tinctive ebony black. Cadillac's
finest, S7,9S5.