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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
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Baseball
Washington at Minnesota,
WTOP-9, 2:30 pm.
Baltimore at Kansas City,
WBAL-11, 4 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowling g,
WMAL-7, noon.
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NEW YORK, Aug. II (AP).
Sandy Koufax won his 10th
game, tops in the majors, when
the Dodgers downed the Nets,
80, today but needed relief in
the ninth after he lost the
chance for his 18th shutout.
The victory put the Dodgers
5 games ahead Of the Cards
and Giants who are tied for
second.
Ron Hunts leadoff homer in
the ninth was the first run the
Nets had scored off Koufax in
AZ innings.
The Dodger ace is the CO.
holder of the major league rec
ord for shutouts in a season by
southpaw pitchers at 10, a mark
he shares with Carl Hubbell OF
the New York Giants who did
1t in 1888.
Three DOdger HOmers
The record for righthanders
is l6 set by Grover Cleveland
Alexander Of the Phillies In
1916.
Frank Howard, John Rose
boro and Wally Moon hit home
runs off loser Tracy Stallard
for the Dodger runs.
Howard slammed No. 81 in
the second, Roseboro hit his
sixth in the third and Moon
also got No. 6 in the fifth.
Hunts sixth home run, fol-
lowed by Frank Thomas single
in the ninth, prompted Man.
ager Walter Aston TO bring In
Bob Miller TO replace Koufax
who had struck out nine and
allowed six hits.
Error Costs Doubleday
Miller faced only one man,
Jim Hickman, who was thrown
out at first after Dick Tracew-
ski failed TO touch second on
what would have been q dou-
ble-play.
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Detroit-Pietrosante IL, run Martin
kick.
New York-webster rs, run chandler
kick.
York-webb o.. blocked kick re-
turn.
New York-FO Chandler. "a.
New York--webb, %, blocked kick re-
turn CChandler kick.
Detroit-Pictrosante IS, run Martin
kick.
Detioit-Studstil \. pass from Nor
rail- Martin kick.
New York .-craddoek 1, plunge (chan-
dler kickl
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seven quick runs in the first
two innings and Bonnie fell
into the spirit of the rout. He
gave up a second-inning single
to Don Mincher, a sharp slash
to right, and a SiXth-innirg
single to center by Vic Power
That was all.
HOmers Tie Season High
Ed Brinkman and Don Zim-
mer homered in the first inning
Chuck Hinton in the second
and Dick Phillips in the sixth
as the Senators tied their
homer and hit highs of the
season. They fell one run short
of the most runs mark.
The homers were No. 5 for
Brinkman and Phillips, the
14th for Hinton and No. 9 for
thinner, eight of them with the
Senators.
Minnie Minoso celebrated
with three hits as everybody
but Daniels hit safely. Bonnie
was busy elsewhere.
Dick Stigman, the Twins r.
game winner who was bidding
for the league lead in strike
outs and complete games, fell
one out short of completing the
first inning.
Brinkman, back in the lead
off spot, gave a hint of what
was coming up when he lofteo
one over the fence in left. Min
oso fouled out, but Hinton
walked and took second on 9
passed ball.
Lock Singles in Run
| Don Lock foresook the Ions
ball and slapped a single to left
scoring Hinton. After Don Lep-
pert fouled out, thinner pulled
his homer over the fence in the
leftfield corner, scoring Lock
Manager Sam Mele bounced
out of the dugout before Zim,
mer circled the bases to yanl
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E-Peters, Boyer. PO-A-New York a.
10, Chicago all. DIP Richardson and
Bright; Hansen and Lemon; Ward, Fox
and Lemon. Linz, Richardson and Bright.
LOB New York 8, Chicago ?.
2B-Tresh. S-Peters. SF-Ward.
Up H r Err BIB so
Downing L, "a o.. 2 2 5 S
Metcalf ......... 2 0 0 0
Peters W, 1876 - o 0 S
U-Carrigan, Mckinley, Chylak, Halter
T-2:0e. A-29,7l9.
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SENATORS, 10;
TWINS, 0

Totals 90 TO y TO Totals B070
a-Grounded out for Pleis in 5th; b.
Grounded out for Williams in 9th
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k-Faced two batters In 9TH.
WP -koufax, Perranoski. williams
Walsh, Burkhart, Pelekoudas. 7 - 2.4s
A-2ie4l.
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2B Wills. HR Howard, Roseboro
Mpon, Hunt. SB-T. Davis, Roseboro.
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E-Carmel. Sherry, Fairly. PO-A-L Los
Angeles AZ, New York I'LL. DIP Wills,
Gillian and Fairlyi Hickman, Hunt and
Carmel. LOB Los Angeles 7, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

Win, Lose or Draw, ca
Leisure Sports. Go
TruveI News, G-8-9
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a-Struck out for Stallard In eth, B.
Ran for Thomas In qthi c-Struck out
for Sherry in 9TH d-Struck out ior
Moran In 9th.
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FREDERICKsRURG. va.

FREDERICKSBURG, ylrginia-A beau
shrines and bulldinGs, only enc hour
south Of Washington. Excellent meals
and accommodations. Write Fredericks-
burg Information Center. Frederieks-
burg, Va, for illustratsa folder and
Evening star., 1963-03-17
Luruy's CuriIIon
Concerts Sturted

LURAY, Va. = The 1868 re-
cital season at the Luray Sing
ing Tower opened last week
with presentations by carlton
|neur Charles T. Chapman each
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Recitals are given at 8 pm,
on those days during the spring
Summer hour is 1880 pm.
The carlton Of AZ bells and
the park in which the tower is
located are gifts to the town
Of Luray by Col. T. c. North
colt and Katherine Northcott
Graves as a memorial to Mrs.
Graves mother, Belle Brown
Northcott.
Sunset Vesper services on the
tower lawn are held for 10 SUM-
days, beginning the last Sun
day in June.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
Virginia Beach Goes
Through Busy Winter

working on projects which will
add at least $50 new rooms =
some in new motels. others In
additions to established hostel
ries.
Some small apartment build
ings are rising near the ocean
front.
Most of the new accommoda-
tions are scheduled for compile
ton in May or June.
The venerable Princess Anne
Hotel at Twenty-fifth street
has disappeared and is being
replaced by a modern 60-unit
Princess Anne Inn. which will
even offer closed-circuit tele-
vision.
Less than 10 blocks TO the
north, the five-story 35-unit
Diplomat Motel is taking shape
In between, the Idlewhyle Inr
is being expanded. There Il
more construction TO the north
and south, such as the six
story addition to the Sir Walter
Hotel.
Convention activity started
moving in February and ha:
increased this month.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
BY CHESTER PASCHANG
Norfolk I.Adaar star

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. tAP)
: Black and orange steel
frames. waiting to be clothed
with brick and glass. ignore
chill winds from the ocean as
welders warm them with
torches.
This part Of the scene in the
resort borough Of Virginia
Beach, where all Is not quiet
between September and April
- contrary TO what some may
think.
Winter this year at the beach
has been buster than usual for
three reasons:
An increase in new construc-
ton. with steel and brick the
main materials for modern mo-
tells or additions.
The January merger Of what
once was Princess Anne County
with Virginia Beach formed q
new Virginia Beach Of more
than 255 square miles Of land.
When vacationers departed
the end Of last summer, q 81
million-plus rebuilding Job was
still in progress on the board
walk and the beaches. The job
Is virtually complete now.
A speeded-up sand pumping
operation is designed to main
tain a beach at least 100 feet
wide.
West Of the boardwalk amid
blocks Of hotels. motels and
inns. construction crews are
Evening star., 1963-03-17

original spring discovered in
1854 by Father Simon Le-
Moyne, a French missionary.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
Surge in TroveI
Seen by Agencies

The tourist is getting rest.
less.
Spring and summer booking
for every major tourist area o,
the world are well ahead o.
the 1862 season, a quarterly
survey by the American Society
OF Travel Agents discloses.
Agencies reported an average
80 per cent increase to Mexico
is per cent TO Hawaii; IL pei
cent TO Europe and 6 per cent
TO the Caribbean.
The Society cited a notice
able surge" OF interest in tho
smaller Caribbean islands, par.
ticularly St Lucia. Tobago, Bar,
bados and Antigua.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
AIR FARE
Own Airline
Is Planned
ByJumuicu

Jamaica, flexing its muscles
Of new independence. is PLAN
ming an airline Of its own on
a partnership basis with BOAC-
Cunard and British West In
dies Airways.
The Jamaican governments
announcement said 'the gov
ernment is to form a Jamaican
international airline for the
continuation and development
Of air communications with the
island insuring that it plays
a leading part in developing to
the full the vast tourist poten-
tial Of the country.
OF more than passing interest
to the tourist is the basic OBJ
ject Of the venture: ITO en-
courage an expansion Of tour
ism by reducing the total price
Of a holiday In Jamaica"
Entitlement to air routes to
and from other countries will
mark the first step with agree
ment Of rights for routes to
and from the United States,
Canada, Great Britain and
Trinidad clearly having high
priority"
Eight airlines now serve the
popular resort island and q
phone call to the Jamaican
News Bureau late last week
brought the intelligence: I'VE
have our own airline now. you
know"
Jamaica is now served by
Pan American, BOAC, British
West Indies, Avianca. Delta,
Trans Canada, KIM and Mex
icana. The new line, when II
gets into operation, likely viii
be known as Air Jamaica.
"Wholeheartedly endorsing
the plan. AC-Cunard and
BWIA noted that "lower ali
fares cannot alone achieve Q
concerted attack In Jamaica.
Supported by an intensified
promotional campaign, there
would be an excellent chance OF
hitting the target the govern
ment and we are setting for
ourselves-a doubling Of tour
ism in five years"
The statement called for o
need to bring down the total
price of q jamaican holiday"
Northwest Orient Airlines Is
offering group fare discounts
on q daily basis for groups of
10 or more passengers on round
trips between Chicago, Hawaii
and points east. The reduced
fares to Hawaii previously were
in effect only on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
OFF SEASON SEEN
IN TOWEL LIFTING

Honesty Is expanding.
A survey by Morton Tex
tiles and Furniture. a lead
ing institutional furnish
ings firm, shows that the
average hotel or motel used
to figure on losing 500
towels a year for each 100
rooms.
Now the figure Is down to
100 towels a year.
The dining room silver
ware also Is safer than it
used to be, the survey In
dicated.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
Guide Is Announced
By Tour Association

The American Tourist Asso-
citation, 1880 Eighteenth street
NV. has announced publica-
ton Of "The American Guide
to Poland. 1o63."
The booklet is q new addi-
ton to the associations guide
series. which now includes
Spain. Portugal. India. Ceylon,
Korea and Poland.
1t is available free by writing
the association offices and en-
closing q stamped. self-ad-
dressed envelope.
Evening star., 1963-03-17

Mrs. Sushila Ghandi, daugh.
ter-in-law Of the late Mahatms
Ghandi, plans to convert
Ghandi's cottage near Durham
South Africa, into a museum
housing documents on the his
tory Of the South African In
dians.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
Salty History

Like the ancient Greek City
Of the same name. Syracuse,
N, Y. owes its founding TO salt
springs.
Jesuit Well. on onondags
Parkway. about g mile from
Syracuse, is the site of the
Evening star., 1963-03-17

To and fro across the loom of time flies the weavers
shuttle of Williamsburg One minute you are on
modern highways, the next colonial street Of the
daysof Jefferson. You fall asleep in the luxury Of
modern hotel room and awake to the sight of picket
fences and the sound of birds singing outside your
window Ii is wonderful blend of times and tempos
that never fails to fascinate the Williamsburg Of
yesterday and today. Come soon and see
Evening star., 1963-03-17
Oversize Doll Houses

Giant-sized doll houses. 9 feet
or more high. are q feature Of
the Germanic National Muse
um in Nuremberg. They were
used to train girls In domestic
science about 800 years ago.
Evening star., 1963-03-17

stein. Austria, Italy. Monaco
and France.
The Spotlight val.U.Tour 22
days for $S46 from Washington.
You visit England, Holland, Bel.
GUM, Luxembourg. Germany,
Switzerland, uechtensteln, Aus
trla, Italy and France.
The Continental Holiday vaI.u.
Tour SO days for S1,oi2 from
Washington. You'll spend de.
llghtful days In England, Hol.
land. Belgium, Luxembourg,
Germany, Switzerland, uechten-
stein, Austria, Italy. San Marino,
France and Spain.
Prices are for each Of two per.
sons travelling together and are
based on alrfare subject to gov.
eminent approval.
zee FREI IRavu BROCHURES zee
tssN
british Oversees AlrweYs
corporoilon Dept. st.2lb
ifaTagut square So, Washington 9
393-s300
Please send me your folders on
vnlU-Toun
STREET-
eeeeeseeeesessssses
Evening star., 1963-03-17

Rcsd about these magnificent
tour bargains that all give you
the best possible value for your
travel dollar. Study other tour
offers, and see u any can match
the sheer value for money Of q
BoAc val.U.Tour. Then clip the
coupon for complete details Of
these amazing travel bargains,
and see your Travel Agent soon.
The Premiere vaI.u-TouE IS
days for $7o9 from Washington.
This tour takes you to England,
Belgium, Germany, Austria,
Switzerland and France.
The StarIet vsl-U-TouE IL days
for $500 from Washington. On
this tour, you'll visit England,
Belgium, Luxembourg. Ger.
many, Switzerland, uechten.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
ALL AT SEA
New Cruise
Plans Told
BYCunurd

Pleased no end with success
Of the Queen Elizabeth's three
cruises to Nassau this winter,
Cunard viii send the 81, ,000-
ton Queen Mary on the cruise
lanes during the 1854 season,
1t was announced last week.
In all, six of the eight Cum
ard passenger liners viii 60
cruising during the winter sea-
son.
The Queen Elizabeth, new
Carmania and new Franconia
will, between them, make %
cruises from the United States,
supported by the cruise liner
Caronia.
The program is the largest
ever undertaken by Cunard.
The Queen Elizabeth's third
New York Nassau voyage,
which returned to New York
two weeks ago, carried 1889
passengers.
-.
Rotarians and their wives
from So clubs in Maryland and
the District win take a two-day
cruise to nowhere" from An
napolis May 1912 aboard the
MS. Riviera.
Convention sessions will be
held during the two days the
Riviera cruises in the Gulf
Stream. Principal speaker will
be y. Harry Thompson, Of Mid
dlesex, England, second vice
president Of Rotary Interna-
tional.
The cruise ship Is being op-
Grated under q three-year man
agement contract to Caribbean
Cruise Lines Of Washington.
American Express and the
Flrness Line are offering new
low-cost. 14-day cruises to Ber-
muda with weekly departures
from New York (Saturdays)
from now through September.
Travellers spend four days
aboard either the Queen Of Ber-
muda or Ocean Monarch and
then have q choice Of hotel.
cottage colony, beach club or
guest house in Bermuda.
Matson has set UP q division
Of educational services to work
with school groups and others
interested in educational travel
to Hawaii and the South Seas.
The line viii be aided by DR.
Frank Sorenson, of the Uni
versity Of Nebraska. in develop
ment of a series Of college level
courses for a Pacific cruise
study program.
Aa
Canadian Pacific has COM
pleted renovation Of the Prin-
cess. Patricia. 6,000-ton pocket
liner. due to sail from Van
couver to Alaska June /.
Round trip from Vancouver
TO 6kagway. with stops al
Prince Rupert. Ketchikan and
Juneau northbound and Wran-
gell and Prince Rupert south
bound, takes nine days.
Evening star., 1963-03-17

The Old State House. former
seat Of the Bermuda govern
ment in st. George, is rented
to the Masonic Lodge for the
annual rate Of one peppercorn.
Evening star., 1963-03-17
Why take your wallet
t0Eur0pe- Tours
are truly inclusive!
Only BOAc Kal-U-TOUrs offer you
50 many extras In Europe this Summer:
rs fabulous days-HtsraLy everything
included-OnIy $7OSI
YOUR TOUR INCLUDES:

uvuh tvUh tNOLUUEo'
Your Economy round trip Jet ar fare by BoAc Boeng7 7o7.
Al transfers and other land and cir transportation costs.
All hotel accommodations fine hotels In the center otown
All meas-three excellent meals evey day.
Q All sightseeing programs and entrance fees.
The fuIIime services Of an experienced tour escort.
o All taxes and gatuites.
You Europe as the travel experts see -In dephl
. All tours timed for comfortable sghseeng-no rushing
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HMLANDALE-see this 4-bedTm :,
2h-bath home. Family din. rm.,
rec. rm., 2 firepls., lge. scr. porch,
huge patio plus pvt. swimming
pool. Located on 2 lots. All brk !,
asbestos roof. Ideal for executive
entertaining. To inspect DIAL 434-
400. ADELPHI REALTY, REAL
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CHEVERLY-Immac. 8 bedrms.. or
2 bedrms. and den. Full bsmt.
fin. rec. rm. Air conditioners. Pa
ito. Trees. Sl6,950, SP, 3-30l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-10

GLENRIDGE-4 bedrms., plus fam,
lily rm., full bsmt.. newly equipped
kit. exceptionally well-kept home
and available with no dn. to OF
or low dn. FLA. See this. you'll
PRf ESSJ GEO al oiJ PROPERTIES INC
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ROGLEY

zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. e-2bOO
LANGLEY Park, 1900 Ruatan st.,
! blk. off New Hampshire ave-
Semi-detached brick, ! story, 8
bedrms., full bsmt., gas-heat, ST.
$50, open Sunday, l TO 9 pm,
call 427-473S.
LAYTONSvILLE AREA = New q
story bi-level Colonial, Quality
construction and beautifully APP
pointed brick and frame. 4 excel.
bedrooms, unusual baths. .paneled
family rm., massive raised Hearth
fireplace. delightful 14xl2 keeping
kitchen with solid cherry cabinets
in abundance, Central air cond.,
enclosed double carport 27x22.
Lovely trees and shrubs, h-acre
secluded lot additional acreage
avail. Ideally located for IBM,
Bureau Standards and Acc en-
ployes, A definite bargain at
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc
Pc, 2-6lbl Ewes. GA. 4-sO34
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III hath
all-brkS; home on q big park-lks
than FLA appraisal. full din. rm.
eed 5Ti saPie space With n aal fs szs
firepl. in liy. rm., detached ga
rage, economical hot-water heat.
owner says sell, you had better
see this one. also CT terms or
will accept trades.
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WOODLANDS bedrms.. with 4th

WOODLAWN-3 pedrms,, with 4th
roughed in. level shrubbed tree
shaded lawn with patio, we'll in
sulsted, low heat bills, lovely
neighborhood, walk to schools.
churches and new Capital Plaza
shopping center. FLA approved or
Gil terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-10

TAK0MA PARK - Centrally air.
conditioned 3-bedrm. brick ram
DIer with porch. corner lot. com
pIetely fenced. Wv. carpeting.
firepl.. storm doors and Windows
plaster walls, full bsmt., IL blks.
from elementary school and shop
imng; $4,000. He. 9-0SS3, 707
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(coNTINUEpl
ARP CONDTTTONTD

AIR CONDITIONED
4-bedrm. split-level with library
and den plus rec. rm. and game
room, This house Is now used
as doctors home and office,
Doc says he wants only $22,5O0.
Better see this one quickly.
BURCH REALTY CO.
474-3000 after o PM. WA. 7-b64I
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ANDRIS

sO2l WISCONSIN AVE. OIL. 2-e07o
BROOKMONT = 3-bedrm. brk., 2
tiled baths. oil furnace. firepl.,
screened porch, gar landseapssd
lot. S21,950. MRS: BURGESS
Realtor. 6100 Broad st. OIL
2-4253,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
8&9pGn

ROCKVILLE, WEST END
Trees with . lots, 3 bedrms., liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., 2-car garage,
h-w h. Just reduced $4,000 5000
On. FLA. Immed. poss. 321 Beall
ave, GA. 4-5723.
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Victoria PIX. = Assume
lge. VA on 4-bedrm., 2-bath split
foyer rambler. l blk. from elem.
or II. and. ST, high schools, fenced
back yard. lge. kit. with ample
table space and rec. rm.. large
storage area. $4,000 includes On.
pymt.. settlement and / years
taxes. Act today and move in be-
lore school starts. BY OWNER.
946-S2S5.
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-Chrysler- Plymouth-Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH $50 Belvedere 4-door,
auo sns h SS soS susS miles trans ans .t tS5-
value at only S4SS.
"4S-Hour Money-Back Guarantee"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE 1857 cow, pow
steer. pow. brks., Al cond., ask.
ing $526. Call 474-2S19.
OLDS '6I 1888" Holiday sedan,
beautiful iris finish, power steer
ing and brakes. r. and h., hydra.
shows best of care by one previ-
Gus owner, reduced to only 50 ,0SS.
"4S-Hour Money-BRck Guaranteen
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OLDS SO sedan 49," p.b., p.s,,
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OLDSMOBILES '63, new cars and
several statesmen demonstrators,
complete choice OF body styles
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seasonal savings.
Lindsay OldS-Cadillac
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OLDS. '63 starfire, loaded with
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This is q new car. List price,
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S4,295. Don't delay.
OPEN EVERY EVE. TIL o PM.
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1000 Arl. Rd., Bethesda, OIL. 6-77O0
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trans, excel. mech. cond.. radio
with rear-seat speaker, heater.
good tires, back-up lights. .excep-
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703-494-3303.
OLDS '55 4-dr. sedan, auto. trans,
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PACKARD 1855 4-dr,, =. and h.,
good running condition. Best Of
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81, VS. de luxe model,
$3.50. Call 949-3l66 after noon.
PLYMOUTH so 9-pass station
wagon. VS., auto. trans, nice
cond. Best offer. 10. 2-6352.
'b5. Good running
cond. Good tires, r. and h., $685.
3hn-7A0h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'50 9-passenRer wagon,
all power, very good cond., !
owner best offer. VIII. 2-6737.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

MERCURY '5s 4-dr. Excel. me-
cial, 1925. MIDTOWN MOTORS.
INC. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.