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ARLINGTON
BRICK CHARMER

Here II is. exactly what you
have been looking for. Three
excellent bedrooms, dining
room. well planned kitchen.
Pine.paneled recreation rm.
In the clean. bright base
well handicapped. 81. AIMS
School u close. Wonderful
buy At $40, $50, Si27 MONTH
". Call ia, 7-nJOO. 600
Wilson blvd. We aecept
BRoYHIIL FoREsT
YORKTOWN HIOH-HiRhly
desirable location convenient
70 Waahingtop and Penta-
gon Handsome brick home
With three bedrooms, fam-
ly dining room. and full
basement. Beautiful recres
alton room for teenags fun,
Price S24,DbO. We will arr
rance convenient financing.
Call "a, 7-fi3OO. $500 will
son blvd. We accept trades.
ARLINGTON REALTY
sANKERs MORTGAGE BANKERS
N.--New 3-bedroom,
x.path brick rambler with full
Priced only s22,7b0. Call now 70
Thompson q Associates
lEALToRs IA. B-7si7
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sHERATON.PARK AREA

Semidetached 5-bedrm., 4
Tsse. now rented $500 per
mo. Priced S32,5O0. Good
terms. Call Mr.. Burke for
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Observation-Disclosures $23,-
S.S. acre, oAsns; sitS SsteS SsteSr' value luz
seldom eauaiIedi Can EV, 4-655S,
Greater Maryland PROP, JU. g-1240
CHEVY CHASE-Spacious 4-bedrm
(0ll on i levell brf. Colonial with
true center -hail ARRANGEMENT, un-
usually large rooms, modern kit.
with eating space, den and powder
rm. on LIST floor. bsmt. has firepl
Could be made into excel. rec
rm,, garage. Level lot, S30,95O
BOGLEY
00s WIS. AVE. OIL. 6-7sOO Til
CHEVY CHASE AREA ROCK
CREEK HILLS - Charming split
level home with bedrms. and
baths on upper level. De luxe
kitchen with eating space family
rm., powder rm. garage, beau
tiful wooded lot, approx.. $50 IT,
deep, prlceo reasonably, shown by
ssRSs sB& fti' 4. JONES %G cs'Ss i Co. y INC. 2:
CHEyY CHAsE-Beautiful modern
brick residence, ideally located In
hPlNatc alu eNiCCtlNc community
q better homes, adjoining Rock
Hills, A splendid roomy home.
festurinG 4 large bedrms. {. twins
and Of master siSe) and 3h
baths, plus loads Of closet space.
Spacious living and dining rms.
de luxe kitchen and LIST flr. den
or family rm, Outstanding rec.
rm. and built-in garage, The rock
garden and expansive paintings on
the -aere lot are breath.taking
In their beauty. CENTRALLY
value in the low. low 4Os. For
sETHEs6z- f:EAtz Si- -sEEyy ~ CEASE saa OFFICE
Shannon & Luchs
5000 Conn. Ave. Our 6Sth Year
CHEVY CHASE-All-brk. Colonial
on lovely quiet street, IN blks.
10 bus, large liv. rm. with firepl.,
large Sep. din. rm., kit. with table
i:ysl sSy1od 5;ps;s ~; ! 1srd' ssO'SOo. j' ~
LIST WITH LINGO
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE AREA
character. Situated on on level wood
ed lot. short walk to Blessed
Sacrament. shopping and transp.,
spac,. LIST flr. with powder rm.,
3 bedrms.. . baths. on End. Priced
for immediate sale, upper 20s
Q am 70 0 pm. EN-. 2-74OO.
METZLER, REALTORS
LIsTINds URGENTLY NEEDED
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CHEVY CHASE AREA

CHEVY CHASE-NEW OFFERING
board rambler. located in that de-
lightful area. Just above Chevy
Chase CIRCLE. Featuring large liv-
ing and dining rms, den, kitchen.
3 bedrms. and tiled bath. Stairs
TO additional bedrm. and studio
on I'd FIR, Detached garage and
spacious level shaded lot. In .
parklike setting. WILL SELL ON
SIGHT. Only S22.s6O. For details
sETHEsDA-cHEvY CHASE OFFICE
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KENSINGTON-Must sell to settle
estate, 5-bedrm. brk, Cape Cod.
offer, asking Ss3,9S0.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII. $4,000
KILMAROCH, nr, Wash. San, Univ.
blvd. Custom brick, many built
ins, picture window liy. rm., din.
rm,, Florida rm.. birch kit, den
and bath LIST FIR. 3 bedrms.. bath
End tlr. Gar. patio. fin. bsmt.
$50. .S5O, incl S.-to-W. CARPET,
drapes OWNER, HE. l-2649.
LANGLEY PARK AREA, walk to
bath brick rambler with den. Must
sell; Many extras. S2l, $50. LET'S
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waking dist. DC. General Hos
pital, few min. from Capitol. 18th
Sc. Mrs. Cook.
IL. 7-41s7 Fallin Rlty. II. 4.7300
8. DAKOTA AND WEBsTER-Per-
feet for the young executive. 6-rIn.
brick Colonial, center-hall plan,
Nv. rm. with firepl., separate din.
rm., sunporch, rec. rm., ga baths.
large corner lot. We take trades.
Can Mr.. Sotiros, 5ss-7150.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 GA. AVE
Sc, excellent opportunity-Brick
home. consisting Of two l-bedrm
units. Live in one and receive In
come from the other. Mr.. Ken
nedy. 949-647S. MANOVILL RE-
Atty CORP.
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POTOMAC-Nevly listed and beau
tifully maintained brk. Colonial,
large center hall. formal liv. rm.
and din. rn1,, modern kit. with
adequate table space, den and
powder rm., 4 bedrms.. Q baths
up, finished rec. rm.. powder rm.,
laundry rm., Lear garage, on
u acre In this much-souRht-aft-
er area, $4,000 OIL. 6-4453.
BURTON-KELLEIoH. Realtor
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA-GREENWICH-Attrac
red brick Colonial with slate roof
3 excel. bedrms., tiled bsmt. Ca
rage. Lge. beautiful fenced rear I'd.
with trees. | blk. transp. So. $50.
BETHESDA HOMES, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK-$5OO incl. all
and immed. possession ON this
2-bedrm. rambler, table-spaee kit.
partial rec. rm.. patio. Only
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE. bs6422
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Kalorama-MaSS. Area
This chic house has oeorsetown
charm PLUS liv. rm., din. rn1.,
kit, powder rm. ALL ON FIRST
Very large high ceiling liv. rm.,
opens on delightful walled garden.
Large enough for a family and
compact enough for couple
Priced in sos. SIMMONS PROP
ERTIES, DE, 2-5B60, ewes. AD.
4-5l32 or OIL. 2-0O72.
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KALMIA AND l6th

Cor. English Tudor brick. lge. lot.
4 bedrms.. full baths, powder
rm.. rec. rm.. house has every
thing. must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Substantial cash re-
MURRAY LEVINE ia. a-sl44
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DOLL HOUSE

OI1Ah 11OOOE
3-bedrm. rambler. on
large landscaped lot, Many trees
and shruobery, patio, redwood
fencing. Huge corner lot. A home
70 take PRIDE In. Only Sl4,5OO,
OF no money down or FHA min.
down. Rockville area. Q49-S44O,
MAN0VILL REALTY CORP. Re-
Altor.
FOREST GLEN AREA Ciose-in
LS;. location n,r.t With E trees offers 3 bed
ing, Sl7,95O. j. C. coNLEY, RE.
ALToR. Ju. 9-4l34.
-FOUR CORNERS = Our best buy,
Builders trade in. Wall-to-wall
carpet, drapes, 3 air eond. 90 with
this attr. 3-bedrm., az bath split
level. Nice family rm., eonV, "a
everything. Asking t22.5O0.
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THE BERENs COMPANIES
IIO0 C0nn Ave
EnfCHEST. near Branch and Al

HILLCHEST, near Branch and Ala.
aves. se.-Detached brick Colo
NAL, center hall with 5 bedrms.,
gas INV. h. owner Is moving
Sacrifice for quick sale.
FILIPPO REALTY co.
Realtor. LU. 4-77l7
HILLCREsT AREA, near Alabama
ave. and Branch ave. .e.-Corner
h. brick ,.Ssn vacant. :OIn nsW roess oeESrStsd tl
basement, gas h.-w. heat, fire.
>place, Q covered porcheS, Sl9.500
TO approved purchaser. WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN. Agent. 1906 Goth
et. NV. Du. 7-4lll, eve. Wo.
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COLESViLLE ESTATES AlI-6rk.
Cape Cod. Gear garage. 8 bed
rms. 4 on 1st flr. with powder
rm.l }, firepl.. . encl. porches, beau
tiful Handicapped lot with an end
less variety Of flowers and shrubs.
Ideal for gardener who love
J. c. CONLEY. RltT. JU. 0-4134
CONN. AVE. ESTATES. FHA or 0I
.-1mmae. brk. rambler, 3 bedrms..
Ia baths. fiIepl., elee. kit. bsmt.
Lovely lot, Sl9,95O. SLIGO RE-
ATTY. Realtors. JU. $4,000.
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HYATTsvILLE, $l4,50O

A beautiful 4s-it. rambler with
din. rms. and hall. firspl. In
ny rm' table space In electric
kit, 4 bedrms,, big fenced lot,
off-street parking. auto. washer
stays and 50 does the piano In
rec. rm;. this ls an outstanding
home at only Sls.26O with FHk
or OF terms. Better call for appt,
TO see this. 277-2i7b.
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T. N. LERNER

Pres. Inland Corp.
wheaton Plaza 94g-79OO
FRANKLTN.FLOWER AREA-S20,.
0SO' AEsi sTSISHNdi TTS5SnIsli sPSIrs sS,INs.sr heat
1st-flr. bedrm. and bath. plus
up. bsmt.. huge family rm.
w. ]. NICHOLAS, Rltr. HE. $1,000
GAITHERsBURG- Rambler. brick
4 yrs. old, y acre lot, 3 bed.
rms, 2 baths; attached garage
Rambler, brick. hot-water, base
heat, all large rooms, fenced y
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II You Have the Money?

WOODBRIDGE. $1,000 DOWN
e026 Lawrence st. n.e.-Det., peri
eond., z rms, hardwood frs. mod.
kit. h.-w.h., bmst.. gar, lovely
grounds. S15,a50. Vacant.
S043 M st. se.-Nice area off
MINI. and Pa. ayes., $1,000 dn.,
peri. 6-rm. row brk.. good cond. :.
hsmt.. beaut. fenced I'd, sl3.450.
. HOUSES FOR 1 PRICE $13.950
eO0-9O2 Ridge rd. s.e.. S2.500 dn.
Yes, both det., in good eond.,
oil ht.. live In 1. rent the other.
plenty Of ground. A regular
estate right In D; G; Call Mrs.
Fitzgerald, COX q CO; CO.; RE. z
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Shannon & Luchs

0UUU Conn. ave. "Our 66th Year
BETHESDA = custom-built brick
rambler in excel cond. Center
hall entrance, 3 bedrms., 8 baths.
sep, din. rm., lge. ultramod. kit,
daylight rumpus rm. with 2nd
firepl.. scr. porch, earport, h.-W.h.,
n acre lot. S37,960.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2.9O7O TIL 0
BETHESDA RAMBLER-super de
Hospital. This lovely home has
everything. Large family room.
beautiful paneled basement At
$4,000 I'll 8. EDW. II. JONES 4
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Igh & Schwab, Inc.
NEW LISTING
CUSTOM-BUILT HOUSE

CUOIOM-bUIII dOUOE
on the corner for $4,000. It's
. bargain. 4 bedrms., den. only
$500 On. Bal. less than rent.
2h baths. Full knotty pine rec.
rm.. Italian granite firepl.. full
bsmt.. garden patio. Range. refgr.,
garbage disposal. deep freeze,
auto. washer, garage, name 1t and
this house has 1t.
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Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. Ave. Our 6sth Year
CH. CH.-FARMINGTON-A group
Of outstanding new custom.styled
souSSt-aiter nSIa ho eIoseain 'TsS neiabSor- SoE-
Week ends. i-dsfk. Dir: Drive
ch. Cir. turn rieht on Esst.west
hwy. blks, 70 Jones Mil I'd.
and traffic light, turn left biz.
TO Pennington DR.. and left to
poperties. II. GLENN dARVIN,
OIL. 4-l460, 940-o0OO.
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THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000

BURNING TREE vALLEY-Dslisht.
ful home In popular area. Featur-
ing 3 lse. bedrmsn ~ baths. out.
standing rec. rm, with firepl. GA.
rage, Deep-level lot. Walk 70 ele.
mentary school, SJl ,p5O.
. BOGLEY
zoos Wis. Ave, OIL. 6-7sOO I'll o
CARROLL KNOLLs-hbsolutely i'm.
maculats brick rambler. large sep.
immense kitchen, biz living room
with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, fuii
basement with de luxe paneled
recreation room, S90, 800,
GRAY-KESSINGER
Realtors JU. $500
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GLENMONT : Brick rambler. at
kit, .util. rm beautiful level lot,
one block off oeorgia ave. bus at
door. near schools. $4,000 FHA
or assume OIL loan. Call Mr.. sto-
yer, CAMPANELLA a CO.. Real
ttoTs, bse:ss327; sun. and ewes.
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BURNT MILLs-Nssrly new 5-bed.
rm,, 3-bath brick split-leysl. beau.
tiful rec: rm.; lge. patio, loaded
with extras throughout. All rms
lgen very spacious lot, $3.50 80
ROBERT u, KENT a CO.. Ju
O-SnOO, ReAltor,
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BURNT MILLS HILLS = For the
and outdoor this big raneher
OF closet space, huge Florida rfm.,
also heated elosed.in porch. Mag
nificent rec. rm., h.-w.h., 2-ear
garage. and over l-aere ground.
Shown By appt. only. Price S65,-
900
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Something Very Different
On Az beautifully Handicapped
acres, . 3-year-young. 2-bedrm.,
comfortable rambler. Very complete
as Is. Or, could be enlarged or
added 70. A new listing at $33,-
800. Will 20 quickly. 427-4500 til
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INTERPRETIVE REP0RT----
Russia Gives Political Support
ToRedAIIies in Laos Fighting

never severe at any time
has been limited to occasional
Smelling by both sides. The Pa
thet Lao, bolstered by expert
enced North Wet Nam (Viet
MIMI cadres, seem to have the
military edge.
Most officials believe the
Pathet Lao probably will re-
frain from an about attack
against the neutrals since this
might lead to big-power inter-
vention. Rather, the observers
expect the Pathet Lao to try
to weaken the neutral position,
and reduce the effectiveness Of
the Geneva accord.
Meetings Important
The telling here is that much
depends on the outcome Of the
Sino-Soviet meetings. In o
recent speech, Premier Khru-
shchev indicated he might lend
substantial economic and mill
tary support to hts Asian allies
II Red China dropped its bitter
attack on his "revisionist"
policies.
In that speech, Mr.. Khru-
shchev said he would supply
arms to peoples who are wag-
ing a Just struggle against the
foreign yoke" He then praised
the North Wet Namese. the
North Koreans. and the pro
gressive forces of the people Of
Laos"
Recent Communist state
ments indicate that the term
progressive" forces in Laos
means the Pathet Laos and
neutrals who have detected to
the Communist side.
II the Chinese sign a unity
statement with the Russians it
may mean Russian support Of
a stepped up guerrilla war
throughout Southeast Asia,
observers warn.
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Slows
In Wet Nam

SAIGON, Wet Nam, June 3
(AP). - Military activity by
South Wet Mans army reach
ed q new low in the last 10
days, American military sources
report.
Communist guerrillas, how
ever, are continuing their at
tacks on government patrols
and isolated outposts. Eight
were reported over the week
end.
Americans attribute the slow
down in government military
activity to the advent Of the
monsoon rains, which are
drenching the parched Mekong
delta. Government forces will
take some time to adjust to
the conditions, the sources
said.
Another reason given for de-
creased activity against tht
Communists is the near STATE
of alert throughout Wet Nam
because Of the challenge to the
Catholic dominated govern.
ment of Wet Mans Buddhist
monks. Buddhist demonstra-
lions have been held in sew
eral big cities, charging dis
elimination by the government
Large numbers Of combat troops
are known to have been alerted
for any trouble.
The rain has not held back
the Communist guerrillas. The
wet weather Is said to favor
them, enabling small groups to
attack at night and slip away
on concealed sampans.
But government troops In
the Ca Mau peninsula over the
week end succeeded in freeing
- persons captured by guer-
rillas when they overran q
series of outposts there ir
April.
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The Soviet Union apparently
has resolved q dilemma in Laos
by giving political support to
It's anti-neutral allies. Red
China and North Wet Nam.
Officials here believe the be-
lated Russian action-taken
after more than q month of
observation-disclosures the desire
Of Soviet leaders to reach an
accommodation with Red China
in their bitter feud.
Sino-Soviet talks are due to
start July S In Moscow and the
Russians in recent weeks have
made repeated efforts publicly
to patch over their differences.
The Laotian crisis has posed
q difficult choice for the Soviet
leadership. AS co-chairman
with Great Britain Of last
summers Geneva conference
on Laos, Russia was publicly
committed to preserving the
independence of Premier Sou
wanna Phouma's neutral gov
eminent.
Pathet Lao Attacked
In mid-April, however, the
Communist Pathet Lao at
tackled the neutral forces OF
Gen. Kong lie on the strate-
gically located PLANE des
Jarres plain Of Jars). The
Pathet Lao action Immediately
was justified by the North Wet
Nam and Red China govern
ments on grounds the right
wing in Laos was trying to sub
vert the true" neutralists. Ac-
cording to this view, Gen. Kong
Le had swung to the right"
and the real neutrals were now
aligned with the Pathet Lao.
The Russians could either go
along with their Asian allies
or they could cooperate with
the Western powers In trying
to end the fighting and In per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

suading the Pathet Lao to re-
turn to their previous positions.
Russian support Of the neutral
lists, however, would have left
Moscow open to continued at
tacks from Picking.
Initial Soviet reaction was
ambiguous. The official press
repeated the Sino-Viet Nam
charges, but did not indorse
them. Premier Khruschev, in
q meeting with Undersecretary
Of State Hartman. = lS-d
himself to q neutral Laos.
No Support for Geneva
In recent weeks, however, as
a calm settled over the Plain
of Jars, the United States has
waited in vain for a firm show
of Soviet support for the
Geneva accord.
A critical test has been
Soviet reaction to the Inter-
national Control Commission.
q three-nation group charged
by the Geneva conference with
keeping the peace in Laos.
From the first the Polish
member Of the group has dis
agreed with the Indian and
Canadian members. He has re-
fused to accompany his COL
legues to the Plain Of Jars and
has opposed sending an lnspec-
ton team behind the Pathet
Lao lines.
Paralysis Seen
At first some officials thought
the Pole had his lines crossed
with Moscow, but last Friday,
the Soviet Union in a note sup
ported the Polish members ac-
tons bstructionist" in State
Department eyes. The Russians
also Endorsed the Chinese and
North Wet Nam view that the
control commission must do
everything unanimously-giv-
ing the Pole q veto-and that
all three Laotian factions must
also agree on any control COM
mission move-giving the Pa
tibet Lao another veto.
These vetoes-in contradic-
ton Of the Geneva accord
would paralyze the interna-
tional team, officials believe,
its presence in Laos
virtually ineffective. This Is
what happened in South Wet
Nam where a control commits
sion has been hampered by q
Polish veto.
The Soviet call for unani-
nifty among the different fac
tons reduced the significance
of a Joint Anglo-Soviet note on
Wednesday calling for a cease
fire in Laos. The Joint note
was so broadly written that 1t
seemed an attempt by the So
Wet Union to satisfy all sides
without committing it to any.
The current fighting in Laos
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OAR to Hear
Minister

The Rev. Bruce F. Mase,
minister Of Christian Educa-
ton at the Chevy Chit se
Presbyterian Church. will be
guest speaker ct Q luncheon
meeting Of the Susan Riviere
Hetzel chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolu-
ton at noon Friday.
His topic will be "Our
Founding Fathers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Lesson in
French Cuisine

Two hour lessons in
French cuisine will be taught
by Madame George Petro-
Colonna beginning Friday
at the Alexandra YWCA.
Gourmet dishes will be pre-
pared by students at each Of
the four Friday morning ses-
sions. Registration may be by
phone or in person.
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BOWMAN
DODGE

I7AA5 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. s-ll21
PLYMOUTH 80 4-door. $500. HER.
SONS, eth, and o SIS. NV, DE.
Z-4TOO.
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AIS MOTORS
Valiant. Plymouth Chrysler.ImperiaI
1910 WILSON BLVD, ARL., VA,
IA. 2-4l01
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

! MERCURY IS 2-dr., auto, r. and h..
excel. running cond., very reas.,
best offer XII 8.352A
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PLYMOUTH SO hardlop. $500. HER,
SONS, 9Th and o SITS. n.w.s DE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS SO 4-dr,, tan, engine, transmits.
sion and brakes recently 0verhauled,
air c0nd., power steering and
brakes, upholstery like new $aso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-28

PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere 4-dr. Sc,
Wv. tires, exceptionally clean car
Must 20 special, $ls095.
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PONTIAC 80 Bonneville hardtop coupe,
all white with maroon leather
interior, power steering and brakes,
r. and h., hydra, very low miles BY
one previous owner, won't last long
"4s-Hour Money.Back Guarantee
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDS 81 '8o" Holiday sedan coupe,
Dresden blue matching interior, fully
equipped, excellent cond., $l,905.
Open Weekdays Til 8 PM.
Capitol Cadillac-O Dds Co.
1850 22nd ST, NV. FEE. 1900
OLDSMOBILE '63s, company official
cars, several body styles available,
all equipped with factory air cond.,
new-car condition, new-car terms,
substantial savings.
Open Weekdays It'll 8 PM.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FEE. 1900
OLDS 80 "Ss' convert, full power,
excel. cond., Sl,5sS.
LEE D. BUTLER
ll2l 2lst NV. FE. 1874
0LDS IS 49," auto. trans, p.b., r.
and b. Good running. $l75. KE.
6-939o eves.
OLDS 81 "sS" Holiday, r. and h..
S495, low as SIS down.
l. p. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
$500 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-46OO
OLDS 80 "0e" 4-dr., full power, 2.
tone blue and white, $sS5.
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victims ve thanks fresh whole blood available from blood
banks across the nation.
Nowhere blood important than in the operating
where is ranused to large percentage of 1t
replaces blood lost by the patient makes possible delicate
operations which only few years ago too dangerous to be
undertaken at ALL
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The ambulance stopped short beside the victim of crash
Secher bearers lifted him from the broken glass; and the dark
red stain the pavement Them siren waing, the ambulance
raced for the hOspal-raced against time Badly injured the
patient had lost much blood Emergency surgery must be performed
Not ong ago. despite the surgeons SKILL this loss of blood could
have been much But today he and thousands of other accident
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EVERY SIX MINUTES A HOSPITALIZED
PATIENT NEEDS BLOOD :. BLOOD
THAT ONLY YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS
CAN PROVIDE.
If certain blood type is needed in certain
place, for certain person, at certain time
all the money in the world is worth nothing if
the blood isn't available! The Red Cross
believes that just as no price tag can be put on
a human life, neither should there be price
tag on blood.
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PLAN TODAY TO BE A DONOR! AND
BY GIVING BLOOD THROUGH RED
CROSS, YOU BENEFIT, TOO!
For one year from date of donation, you and
members of your immediate family will be
protected if you should need blood.
For additional information about this es-
sential public service to the greater Washing
ton community send today for your free copy
of a pamphlet, Your Red Cross Blood Program
and You, from the Washington Regional Red
Cross Blood Center, 2025 Street NV, or by
phoning 737-8300
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Q More them TAI 1000 pints Of blood
been collected. proeesssd, end dis
tribvfed.
o The Red Gross Blood Center serves an
cree Of 1878 square miles in parts
Of MaTylund, Virsinia and West
Virsinia, as well as the District Of
Columbia.
Q More then 2,763,o0o men, women,
and children within this region are
projected by the existence Of the Red
Gross Blood Program.
o a total Of 50 hospitals, both govern
mental and Private, depend upon the
Washington ResionuI Red Gross Blood
Prosrum for regular or emergency
blood supplies.
o The program is conducted through
efforts Of countless volunteers in the
80 Red Gross Chapters which partiei-
pate in this regional program.
Q This humanitarian service Is possible
only because Of the donations Of life
sustaining blood, freely given, by
many thousands Of Red Gross blood
donors.