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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-21
BROWN
Enforcing the Monroe Doctrine

Betancourt became president
Of Venezuela, Mr.. Larrazabal
ordered the minister Of de-
Tense to prepare 1000 rifles,
200 machineguns and cor
responding crews to aid Fidel
Castro in the mountains.
President Betancourt has
changed his mind In regard
to Mr.. Castro since those
days, and realizes that COM
munism can destroy Ven
ezuela as it has Cuba.
Since January /, 1959-the
turning point in Latin-Amer-
lean history-there have been
many warnings of a Cuban
military buildup from q wide
variety Of sources. AS early
as September, 1859, Admiral
Arleigh Burke stated that So
Wet submarines had recently
surfaced In Cuban waters.
This was holly denied and
protested by Havana. In
June, 1850, q native Cuban Of
British-American descent,
Edward j. Whitehouse, told
the Senate Internal Security
Subcom m 1 t tee that Cuba
purchased Is MICS from
Yugoslavia. He also said that
all instructions and proce~
dures for the operation Of
CONELRAD, our civil de-
tense system, were In the
hands Of Cuban authorities,
making sabotage Of the sys-
TEN simple.
Now, the milk has been
split and the Kennedy adj,
ministration finds it q tick
fish business to kick the Rus
slams out of Cuba. But Rus,
sian military is not the only
danger. Cuba can still be the
home base for Communist
revolutions all through Latin
America. And one non-mili-
tary but dangerous aspect Of
a Communist Cuba is that
the Cuban radio has been for
some time broadcasting to the
Negroes in the United States
urging them to commence AM
American revolution. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-21

in times Of crisis. Reporters
who admired their former
colleague. Assistant Defense
Secretary Arthur Sylvester,
as an aggressive reporter are
suggesting that he be fired
for being q too-aggressive
press agent for Defense Sec
rotary Robert Mcnamara
and administration policy.
On the fringes OF these
ripe quarrels are investiga-
tons Of newspaper mergers
by o House subcommittee
and the antitrust division
Of the Justice Department.
Yet the overall effect of
a revival Of the crusading
spirit in the Government or
In news media is probably
false. Present Developments
more nearly indicate the
Illustrations attendant upon
the news business in the cold
war. The press wants more
news. Congress thinks that
in selected situations It
doesn't publish enough Of
what it gets.
In Washington 1t gets q
lot, and q lot is published
here and elsewhere. The
country almost certainly
knows a lot more about their
principal national officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-21
RALPH McGHL

From q Congo Notebook:
There Is excitement in see
ing beginnings. Europeans
and Americans, who are, for
the most part. children Of
Europe. have moved so far
from their origins Of nation
hood and establishment Of
governments there is now no
feeling Of intense personal in
Movement.
But here in the Congo, and
m the new states of West
Africa, the beginnings are to
be seen and experienced. Eu-
fopeans-the French, Bel
gians and English--no long
err have control. One can see
what the white man left be-
hind him. 1t Is both good and
bad, as one would expect.
This Is how 1t Is everywhere
the mixture Of cause and eff
feet.
The fizxy effervescence OF
independence is gone. There
now are those stodgy things
such as budget and the really
gigantic task of educating
not merely a new government
class, but q whole generation
which can teach. guide, man
age customs, railroads. lab
oratories. hospitals. BUSH
nesses.
; Nowhere Is the task 80
awesome in It's proportions as
In the Congo and Guinea.
And since the former Is so
vast q country the needs are
the greater and more COM
pick. The Russians. who
guessed wrong In the Congo.
now are trying 10 open the
door which. temporarily at
least, has been closed. They
are urging that the U. N.
troops. which are being re-
duced, be wholly removed
II this should be done the
Congo would fall into chaos.
Americans. thinking back
at their own beginnings, will
find q few similarities here.
In the young Republic
founded In the new world,
rivers were the highways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-21

Castro seized power New
Years Day, 1859. Soon after,
Washington announced that
1t could find very little traces
of Communist influence in
the higher echelons Of the
Cuban revolutionary move
ment. And a month later,
President Eisenhower recog-
nized the new regime and
sent a new ambassador, Phil
ip w. Bonsal, who carried
the Presidents heartfelt
good wishes" to the Cuban
people.
After having threatened to
kill all the gringos If the
United States ever sent Ma
rines, one Of the first acts Of
Mr.. Castro on coming 10 pow
er was to make q quick flight
to Venezuela to thank Presi-
dent Betancourt for lis aid.
Mr., Betancourt had been
working from headquarters in
New York in helping to build
the Castro army for invasion.
Mr.. Betancoirt and Mr..
Castro had been friends for a
long time. According to the
eminent Negro writer, George
Schuyler, Mr.. Castro els a
veteran of the 1948 Bogota
shambles spanked by Romulo
Betancourt, the Red typhoid
Mary Of the Caribbean who,
entering Colombia under dip
lomatic immunity, staged the
Molotov cocktail vandalism in
order to sabotage the Ninth
Pan American conference"
The chronology of events
shows that Mr.. Castro was
virtually stalemated until the
Jimenez dictatorship in Ca
racas was ousted in January,
1858, by the junta led by left
list Admiral Larrazabal, q
friend Of Vincente Lombardo
Toledano, the well known
Mexican Communist.
In April Of 1858, after Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-21
Park NuturuIist
TO Tulk on Career

Matt Dodge. naturalist for
the southwest region Of the
National Park Service, win give
an illustrated talk at 9 O'Clock
tonight about the career Of a
park naturalist.
The talk will be held in the
Department Of Interior Audi
forum, Nineteenth and c
streets NV.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
APIS. UNFURNISHED-D. c. laFls. UNFUaR;sRED-D C.IA

2 -BEDRM.. 2-BATH
spacious apt. IN modern air-cond
Beautiful lobby. Washington
finest neighborhood, schools, trans
portation and shops. S235 pc
month, utilities included. Dish
washer, disposal, eye-level electri,
oven, .24-hour secretarial service
sun deck. Avail. June /. THI
ESSEX, 4740 Connecticut ave
NV. EN-. 2-3217.
AIR COND. NEW APT. BLDG.
very modern, 2 b.r. apt, plenty
prkg.. all utils. furn., bus serv
at door on Naylor rd. s.e., Rent
only S135. Call RA. 6-llOl, EX
.l-AlR4 or hR1 -hhA1
Evening star., 1963-05-05
APIS. FURNlSHED-D. G.

NV, $500 10th st.--Liv. rm.
bedrm., kit. bath. porch. laundry
PARK RID. AND 10th sT.-Bsmt.
Ss, sgsl ggsll.0 0ffSi inei. D $50. 'ss 4sl:lSsO o
Evening star., 1963-05-05

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - New
Hampshire ave. Luxury 1-bedrm
apt. for discriminating gentleman
or executive suite. Marble faced
firepl,, air cond.. all utils. S170
332-0117.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

NEW PARKSIDE
1902 Summit Place NV.
1-bedrm. elev. bldg. Ask for
MRS, SPENCER in Apt. 1
or call NO. 7-S2SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
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REGISTERED; 5IIE I5asafs|sE
RARY NEEDS

PloYiex Dress Eez Shop Pants SO
J6J BabY Powder, II OF. "a
Little Angel Feeding Dish - l.3q
cepoeol Iroehes, antibiotie, los SO
Curly Nursing Pods, rs 20
Msnnen Boby Magic, 3 OF. IT
chyS oispesobIs Diapers, as, l.5q
Clips, l70s. ---------. IA
Prok-t-kal NopeFi1er, 10 hF. 800
Dioperins Tobs, 2Vs 1T
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04
CLERK TYPIST

Work in Bethesda, pleasant sur.
roundings, 5 day week, salary
open. Call Mr.. Thompson. OIL.
! 6.7S0O.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04
Heavy Duty Maintenance
Service

A Beautiful House Cleaning
job. Floors cleaned, waxed.
Walls, windows, blinds, wood
work, rugs, stoves, etc. Very
reasonable. / furnish best of
everything, go anywhere, have
top references and 20 years ex-
perience. Rugs shampooed.
Please clip til ready.
IA 6.5735
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04

CARRIERS Upholsuering Co. -
Upholstering & Slip Covers.
Free estimates. Pick Up & De-
livery; Cushions refilled; Tuft-
ing a Speciality. Pc. 2-5747.
tf.QQ7d.Th
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04
| HELP WANTED
FEMALE
HOUSEWIFE WITH
ADVERTISING
BACKGROUND

To do part time work in writing
copy for a mail order Dental
Speciality Company. Hours flex-
ible, a few at our plant in Rock
vile, mostly work at home. Sal
airy open. Tel. number 427-7610,
address 920 Halpine Ave, Rock
vile, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04
HELP WANTED
POSITIONS WANTED

COLLEGE STUDENT wishes
full time work from now till
September on Beef Farm. Elk
perienced with farming & show
Angus & Shorthorn Cattle. $685.
1896.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04

TREE REMOVAL - Topping,
pruning and feeding; shrubbery
trimming, SIS and up; landscap-
ing; grading; seeding; sodding;
maple trees from 8 to TO- tall,
Sc each, 2 for $40; top soil man.
ure; free estimates; HOODS
TREE SERVICE, call after 6
pm, Code 301, WA. 6-2735. If
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Terry hos TO dromotize eveyihine!"
MISC. FOR SALE

GARDEN FAIR new Rt. 20.
Burtonsville, Md. MA. 2.13O3'
Cut Flowers & Floral Arrange
ments; Wedding Decorations
Corsages = Funeral Designs
Baby Novelties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04

MUST SACRIFICE, entire house
OF like new furniture, Bed. {
rooms, living room and washing
machine. Call 726-1522 after g.
p.m
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KAMP KILL KARE
Area Code 201-Jefferson S.1703
TRAVELLING SCIENCE
CAMP

Teen age boys, visit mines, lab
oratories, industries, schools
and parks. 6 weeks of camping
coast to coast. An unforgetable
education and vacation. E. l..
MacKaV. VIII. 2.575S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04

WASHERS Late models, fully.
auto. Just been overhauled:s
guaranteed. Will deliver, $50.
II. 1895, dealer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-04

DOUBLE BED with mattress &
Spring, Underwood portable
typewriter, 6 Feather Pillows,
Fur Coat, full length, dyed
skunk, size IA. Best offer. Phone
VIII. 2-5135.
Evening star., 1963-02-13


MARYLAND
oUAhfS
nj y M bs svnd in o o lou rost
The Adak sun., 1963-03-04

This schedule is subject to changeo
 PROGRAMS TO SEE ON AFrv CHANNEL 8........ Polly Bergen, hostess for nThe Music Makers has the assistance of guest stars Barbara Cook, The Buffalo Bills, The Dukes of Dixie land. The Hamil ton Trio and dynamic John Raitt. Songs include; Mandy, Oh What Beautiful Mornin', Basin Street and medley of hit show tunes on The Bell 1o1e- phone Hour at 8:3O p.me TuQsd2y~s
 Just as Dobio is wondering if Maynard will ever meet the right girl, along comes Eddie
 "a female vorsi of Acynardo When May- hard and Eddie "d1scover" each other, Dobie isn't entirely sati with Naynard's choice of mate and tries to dis iscourage Maynard from falling for q tomboy in a sWeatslirt. Watch Do1ie Gillig at 5:3O p.m. Thursday.
 Nancy Walker appears as the blue fairy in a far-fetched version of "Pinocchio." Alan King, "Mr. Suburbari te," delivers monolog recalling the activi ties of his mother. Dortfy Collins sings nBl ame it on My Youth" and Running tHldo" That Wonderful Year" featured on this week. s program is l922s DurWard Kirby appears in several skits, and assists in his usual talented fashion. .e and Of course, old Garry himself :..on the Garry Moore show at 6:3o p.m. Saturday.
 Ed Sullivan is celebrating his 18th year in te1ovision and Cyril Ri tchard, Tarny Grimes, Bert Lahr, Anna Marie 4lberghetti, Hal March; Nancy Walker, Same Levine, Marion NarloW, Lee Tracy and Paul An1a stop by to help him. Performers include trumpet player, II Hirt; vocalist, Connie Francis and popular male singer Robert Gou1et. That's the Ed s4z1zxan Show at 7:3o pm. Sunday
The Adak sun., 1963-03-04

AFRrS, Adak, Alaska, is an aefil ate Of the United States Armed Forces Radio and Tele- vision Service, Departm a1t of Defense. h. formation is taken from Te1e-Tips 22-3, a publi cation of +4FRTS Los Angeles. Special programing will be announced over AFRS Radio from 1O:3O to ll:3O Monday thru Friday on Adak' s Private Line and over l4FrV on Parade. This schedule is subject to change
Evening star., 1963-12-14

Continued from Page B-l
door theater seating close to a
thousand people.
Evening star., 1963-12-14
New Combo

Most features offered on in
dividual laundry appliances
are now available in combina-
ton washer-dryers, says the
Gas Appliance Manufacturers
Association. They have lint
screens, water-level controls,
automatic ignition, water saw
erS, wash-and-wear tempera-
ture settings, interior lights
and lighted back panels. The
"combo" is a front-loading
appliance; models are availa-
BILE for under-counter installa-
tion.
Evening star., 1963-12-14
Take 'em OFF

Did you ever carefully cover
the hardware on a door you
we're painting, only to find at
the end that paint had gotten
on it anyway?
If you remove the hardware
on doors and windows before
you paint, you'll save yourself
the worry Of a possible extra
clean up job afterward, says the
National Paint, Varnish and
Lacquer Association. And d.
they'll be easier and handler
to clean and polish until the
metal looks like new!
Evening star., 1963-12-14
LAUREL
Housing Clusters
Along Route 1917

utiOn to Laurel and from the
Home Builders Of Metropoli-
tan Washington as the best
traditional home selling for
under $4,000.
Mr.. Kaplan currently is
readying construction of a
handsome 1OO-rOom motel in
the heart of Laurel. His Lau-
rel Planning & Redevelop-
ment Corp. will be the builder
and BARLEY Davis & Asso-
ciates the architects.
Big Neiehbors
1t would be senSeless to talk
about the growth Of the Lau-
rel area without mentioning
at least two Of the larger
communities which will be its
neighbors. One is Maryland
City, just over the Anne Arun-
del County line, where 5000
homes are planned. OF these,
SIS are occupied and 300 un-
der construction.
The other has been called
Columbia, or Howard City, or
just that Community Re-
search & Development Co.
project. Headed by James W.
Rouse, this firm has acquired
Ia, 100 acres seven miles
northwest Of Laurel, on which
it enviSions a diversified COM
munity that might number
100000 people when it is COM
pleted.
Nearer to completion in
Howard County, and nearer to
Laurel, is Allview, where
Henry Witt and several other
builders are putting together
a community Of !, 900 homes.
The foregoing is just an in
terim report on Laurel. AS
long as Baltimore and Wash
ington continue to spread out;
as long as new roads fill in
the network interlacing the
two metropolitan areas-and
as long as the tireleSs Melvin
j. Berman continues to have
land to sell-Laurels leaders
are willing to bet on its con-
tinued growth.
Evening star., 1963-12-14
A classic home, McCaPS Magazine prise winner,
a best seller at this famed Virginia community :.
NzEPY4 Y44FA(sutRp

Everything about this award winning community
night e-out is inspired its convenient location Columbia
Pike its naturally magnificent site the large wooded lots and
famous Community Builders landscapng the four radonay
designed homes with features that defy description The Adams
House shown includes center hall foyer bedrooms plus
paneed study with but-n bookcases and Tv center 2a
baths huge family off the kitchen with stone fireplace
and hand-hewn mante, and 81 vista from the kitchen,
formal dining living full basement and carport
priced S397O Other winning rablers split levels
and bi-level homes from S3O47O.
Baeys Crossroads left Hollow Model
Evening star., 1963-12-14
LAUREL

Continued from Page B-l
door theater seating close to a
thousand people.
Others Under Woy
David Milestone is building
still another garden apart
ment project. known as Mile
stone Manor. OF 480 units
planned. l43 are completed,
with one to three bedrooms,
town houses. air conditioning
and a swimming pool.
The Kay Construction Co.,
headed by Jack Kay, will be-
gin laying the bricks Monday
at Village Square North. On
81 acres Kay is building l64
apartments and town houses,
the first section Of a possible
total of 800. Based on Colo
nial theme, these apartments
will feature brick walls, beam
ceilings, balconies, private
storerOOms. A swimming pool
and community hall are
planned, too.
Still another apartment pro-
ject on Route 1877 is the Mis-
tletOe Apartments, being built
by Lustine Realty. And this
still isn't all.
For there will be several
communities of private homes
in this area. Already open is
Brosius Homes BriarwoOd de-
velOpment on BriarcrOft lane,
which will have 259 families
when il is finished. Featured
here are eight models of Ma
tional Homes ranging in price
from $4,000 to S32, 900.
The Perlmutter Sales Co. is
constructing "a homes at
Snow Hill Manor. Occupancy
Of the SIT, 500 to $21 800 houses
is slated to begin next month.
Three models are available
two ramblers and a split-foy-
er. Perlmutter has 108 acres
in all, but isn't saying yet
what further plans it has.
The same is true of Ralph
Rocks, who has lis acres on
Contee road, near Briarwood,
where he hopes to build a
community of homes.
On Route 198-formerly 6O2,
the Fort Meade road-the Pol
lin Development Co. has just
completed Steward Tower, a
l5-flOor building with AIS
apartments. Situated inside
Laurel, its observation deck
affords probably the best view
Of the area.
Right beside it is Steward
Manor, containing l53 more
Pollin apartments. Jack Pol
lin, the president Of the firm,
said it still has acres avail
able for more apartments.
Directly across the road is a
site scheduled to be developed
as the Laurel Plaza shopping
center.
West Of City
On the other side Of Laurel,
Just west Of the city, is Lau-
relton. Sidney Naham, presi-
dent of the Naham Construc-
ton Co., said a first section Of
49 homes will open for occu-
pancy in the spring. He is still
indefinite about eventual
plans.
One of the pioneers Of Lau-
rel's building boom is Milton
Kaplan. His Harrison Gar
dens was finished several
years ago. He turned next to
an ambitious development on
Route 1877 which failed to ma
terialized.
He then recovered his for
tunes with the successful Lau-
rel Hills community. Still the
largest development of homes
Q75) in Laurel, it won plau-
dts from the city's Chamber
of Commerce in 1860 as the
outstanding housing contrib
Evening star., 1963-12-14

Soles by I. |. Lewis
Assoei1teS Rsaltors,
ME. e-43l6
Architects: Cohen, Hofi,
Ala. & Associates
Evening star., 1963-12-14

Y We chose rrisidairs .fpPliqncei
M e becsuss they have
" hit Elaaate- -7S1k."
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
FOR SALE

TWO BROOD sOWs Contact
l.. L. Irving. Worsham, Va.
1l-l-4p
PHILCO Washer-Wringer type.
Call Elk 2-5268 before 500 pm.
or contact Lewis Martin, Jack
son Heights. ll-1-2t
>~>~~~~~~~~
FARM - Amelia county on Ri
63l. containing I'D acres. 43
open, Il fenced. Six-room dwell
ing with bath. Good packhouse.
poultry houses and other build
ings. 2.37 acre flue tobacco al
lotment For price and terms
see r. B Denny, r 4, Amelia.
Va. ll-l-2t
PUPPIES Bird dog: goo q
stock. Ralph H. Munden. r. 2,
Amelia. 10-29-3p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01


1855 MERCURY Four door.
automatic transmission. T. P.
Reynolds, Jr. 10-15-tf
HOUSE ard six acres land. five
miles from Farmville on route
Is. Call Elk 2-5424. 10-18-tf
~ .->-
COINS and coin supplies. Glenn
ent's jewelers., Farmville.
l0-l8-6p
1860 MERCURY Two door
hardtop. Very clean. Brickert
Oil Company. Dealer License
1856. l0-25-tf
OAK FENCE board l''X6''xl6
D-45. to l" thick. hit or miss.
S85 per mo. R. c. Goodwin and
Sons. Inc, PoWhatan. Va, 1914
5l07. l0-25-tf
TRUCK - 1868 GMC truck, ?
ton. long wheel base. Farmville
Machine & Welding Co.. Elk 2
5l57 Farmville. l0-29-2t
FARM EQUIPMENT = Used III
seven foot Titmanless, rear
mounted mower. model 100. 1926.
Used New Holland SIS two wheel
hay rake. $275. Bradshaw Trac-
tor Company, Burkevllle, 767-
24lO. lO-25-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
ATKINS
SPECIALS
REAL ESTATE

SHOPPING CENTER: $4,000
so. fit. floor space. IA acres,
long leases.
BRICK RESIDENCE: In the
"Greens" 2 bedrooms. formal
dining room, large living
room with fireplace, carport.
finished basement with den
and laundry room. large lot.
Let me show you this one
now.
COMMERCIAL BRICK BLDG:
80 it,, on Main St. of progress
sive town, leased at 5000. per
month. Price $4,000.
HOUSE: Plus A extra building
lots with city water and sew
er in Farmville. Only $4,000.
HOUSE TRAILER: As tt. 10
| #. 1860 model. $500 down,
balance like rent.
FARM, As acres, II miles from
Farmville on u. S. Hwy,
good home. LOS bright to-
1 bacco allotment. 10 corn, 25
acres cleaned. 2 barns. fenced,
stream, lake site. Only
$1,000. Is down.
RESIDENCE: Brick rancher. 3
bedrooms, living room, fire
place, formal dining room,
wodern kitchen, full base
ment. ample closet space. ex-
cellent location on edge Of
Farmville. $4,000.
$3.50 DOWN: Balance like rent
buys modern 3 bedroom home
ns AZ Longwood college, storm
windows, hardwood floors.
utility room.
RESIDENCE: Beautiful 8 room
home near Longwood College,
suitable for 2 apartments.
Only 1880.
SOS DOWN: $50 mo. buys II
acres, 8 miles from Farmvile
in Cumberland County on
State Road.
BRIGHT Tobacco Farm, 166
acres. 6A acres tobacco allot-
ment, a houses. 5 barns. near
Farmville. $4,000.
COUNTRY LIVING: 5 miles
from Farmville, beautiful g.
room home, 2 bath1. central
heat, full basement. garage.
with Is acres, stream and
lake site, long frontage an
paved road. Bargain at
$16,75O. with $4,000. down,
balance by mo.
BRICK RESIDENCE: Excellent
location in Farmville, 3 bed
rooms. large living room, fire
place, large formal dining
room. modern kitch n,
finished basement. ~ baths,
oil heat. Hurry on this one.
RESIDENCE: with large lot, 4
mi es from Farmville. 2 bed
rooms, bath, Only $4,000. Easy
Terms.
Several desirable homes In and
around Farmville. Also several
lots. farms. timber tracts
Motels and investment proper
) ties.
LAkDok ATKINS. Rsolte.
Formvilts, Va.
Phone Ex 2-A6o5 or
N 2A6o7
tx 246o5 or EX $3.50