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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
HaWkeyes Tie
Michigan on
SnOOk'sPass

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 16
CAP) Michigan and Iowa
battled to a 21-2l tie today in a
Big Ten game that developed
into a scoring duel between
Michigan's Mel Anthony and
Iowa Quarterback Gary Shook.
Anthony scored all three
wolverine touchdowns, while
Shook passed for two Hawkeye
touchdowns and scored anoth-
er.
Each team missed field goals
in the closing minutes.
The deadlock left each team
with a 1892 record. Michigan,
2-2-2 in the Big Ten, retained
its position in the conferences
first division. The Hawkeyes
are 2-3-1 in league play.
Anthony opened the scoring
in the last minute of the first
quarter when he raced into the
end zone from Is yards out.
Iowa scored its first two
touchdowns in a 3la-minut
span in the second perio d
Shook went off right ia exile
from the Is for the first one
lobbed a l2-yard pass to Enc
Cloyd Webb for the second.
Michigan forged into the
lead with two third-q uart Ell
touchdowns as Anthony rolled
in from a yard out each time Il
cap drives of SO and So yards.
However, the Hawkeyes camI
back and scored early In thu
final quarter. Shook passed II
Halfback Paul Kruse for tn
final Is yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
MARTHA PAGES ATTACK .
Pitt Racks Up Army $50

PITTSBURGH, November 16
CAP).-Lightning-like touch
down d a shes by Pitts Paul
Martha and Fred Mazurek and
the bull-like rushes Of Rick
Lesson ripped apart Army's de-
Tense today, $50.
Halfback Martha scored the
first touchdown for the bowl
minded Pa nthers when he
raced around his right end for
48 yards and a touchdown late
in the opening quarter.
A key block by guard jeff
Ware sprung the fleet halfback
into the clear at the Army 40.
Although Martha carried the
ball only six times. he picked
up an astounding 103 yards in
the powerful Pitt ground at
| tack.
Army, now To, went into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Suyers Is Decoy
As Kansas Rips
Colorado, 43-14

BOULDER, Colo, Nov. 16
(AP). - Kansas faxed with
Halfback Gale Sayers, the Ma
tons leading rusher, and
conuted with hard driving
fullbacks to overwhelm Colo
RADIO, 43-14, in a rain Splashed
Big Eight game today.
Armand Baughman and Ken
Coleman took over the ball
carrying duties up the middle
after Colorado set a wide de-
tense to bottle up Savers, who
entered the game with a 7.3-
yard average per carry.
Colorado went in front mo-
mentarily, 7-6, late in the first
period on a 73-yard drive in 10
plays, including three passes by
Frank CeSarek for 40 yards and
Bill Harris 29-yard run.
However, Kansas put the
game away with IA points in
the second quarter, when the
Jayhawks Slugged away for
nearly 10 minutes in a 20-play
match covering IA yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Soph Helps
Sooners Top
Missouri

COLUMBIA, Mo-, November
16 (AP).-Sophomore Larry
Shields led fifth-ranked Okla
homa to a crucial 1873 Big
Eight football victory over Mis-
souri, today with two touc h
downs, one a 65-yard punt re-
turn.
He also intercepted twice.
The victory kept Oklahoma
conference record clean at SO
and set up a title showdown
with 10th-ranked Ne brask a
next week at Lincoln. The win
ner will go to the Orange Bowl
Both of Shields stolen passes
came when Missouri quarter
back Gary Lane had the wind
at his back in the final period.
Shields got key blocks from
tackle Glen Condren and end
Rick McCurdy on his 65-yard
jaunt in the first quarter.
The Tigers pulled up to 6-S
on q 43-yard field goal by Bill
Leistrit. Okla homa got the
clinching score with SO seconds
left on a 2-yard plunge by
Shields, climaxing a 68-yard
drive.
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Students BruWI
As Texas AIM
Trips Rice, 1876

HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. II
(AP).-Texas Ann jolted Rice
University's bowl game hopes
by striking for 10 second hall
points Saturday for a 1885,
Southwest Conference upset
as student groups provided
halftime first fight entertain
ment.
The fights in which severa,
hundred students were involved
ended in a draw as the Aggie
band struck up the national
anthem.
AIMS first conference VIC
tory in six games all but erased
Rice's hopes Of being host team
in the December 81 Bluebonnet
Bowl. Rice, a 12-point favorite
to run its conference record to
Al appeared to have things
under control as Gene Fleming
returned the opening kickoff
SO yards for a touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Nov.
Is (AP).-Terry ISaacson scored
two touchdowns and engineered
three other scoring drives as
the Air Force crushed New
Mexico, 1913, today.
Isaacson got the opening and
the closing Air Force touch
downs and in between put on a
dazzling offensive show.
The Lobos' only score came
as Claude Ward picked off an
Isaacson pass and ran it back
As yards in the last quarter.
Isaacson began his offensive
show with a 58-yard scoring
drive, which he capped by 60
ing over from the 4.
Isaacson wrapped up his
afternoon by carrying all three
times as the Air Force went 40
yards for it's final score. He
dashed Is yards for the touch
down.
In between those scores he
carried for 124 yards and
passed for an additional 70.
Air Force scored just before
the intermiSsion, going SO
yards in IA plays with Isaac
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COrnhuskers
Top Cowboys

SALTWATER, Okla, Nov,
Is (AP).-Substitute Quarter
back Fred Duda spanked league
leading Nebraska to a 20-l6
Big Eight Conference football
victory over improving Okla
homa State today.
Duda, Subbing for injured
quarterback Dennis Claridge,
led the Cornhuskers on scoring
drives Of SIS, 70 and So yards.
He scored once on an eight
yard keeper.
The victory was Nebraska
eighth against a single loss,
and its sixth without a defeat
in conference play.
The Cowboys, who had scored
on a 30-yard field goal by
Charles Durkee, drove for two
touchdowns in the fourth quar-
ter.
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Lust-Seconds Play
Wins for Oregon

PORTLAND, Greg, Nov. 16
(AP). Bob Berry's 20 yard
touchdown pass to H. D. Muir
ply with II seconds remaining
gave Oregon a 1922 victory
over Indiana today.
The score came after the Big
Ten team seemingly had wrap
ped up the game with a g.
yard field goal by Fullback Tom
Nowatzke. That made it 22-2l
for Indiana with only l min
ute, 3 seconds left.
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IIIini Hang
17-7 Defeat
On Badgers

MADISON, Wis, November
Is (AP).-Illinois kept alive its
hopes for the Big Ten football
championship and a trip to the
Rose Bowl by defeating Wis
consin, 17-7, today with the
help Of a stubborn defense.
The Illini put together a long
drive after the opening kickoff
and a 24-yard runback with a
pass interrogation by Georg e
Donnelly for first-half touch
downs and then held on until
Jim Plankenhorn booted a &C.
yard field goal 38 seconds be-
fore the final gun.
The victory gives the Illini a
Ali conference ecord. The
title and an accompanying trip
to Pasadena will be at stake in
a showdown at Michigan State
next week. Illinois has an over
all record of ELL.
Wisconsin dominated the &C
ton in the sec ond half but
could not muster a scorin {
punch except for a 77-yarc
touc h down march midway
through the third period.
The Badgers had Illinois
hanging on the ropes after Hal
Brandt passed nine yards to
Lou Holland to cut the deficit
to lat.
However, the stubborn Illini,
led by Center-Linebacker Dick
Butkus. recovered and stopped
Wisconsin the rest of the way.
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TRULL INCONSISTENT
Kentucky JoIts Baylor
On Passing Of Norton

WACO, Tex, Nov. 16 (AP).-
Kentucky slashed its way to one
of the major football upsets Of
the season today by beating
Baylor, 1877.
The Wildcats Rick Norton
passed for one touchdown and
tossed 70 yards to set up
another made from one yard
out by Ken Bocard.
Darrell Cox intercepted and
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thrown 80 passes in a game in
several years, and last season
tossed only l03 in nine games.
AS the Buckeyes wound up
their home season, a plane
carry ing a banner reading
i"Goodby Woody" sailed around
the packed stadium. Hayes has
been criticized lately for what
some have termed an "unimag-
NATIVE" offense.
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STATISTICS

game with a rushing average of
206 yards per game while al
lowing opponents an average of
only 83.8 yards-the fourt h
best rushing defense in the ma
ton.
However, Pitt-No. 6 in the
AP poll-ruined both Of these
marks. running handily against
Army while q rugged defense
halted the Cadets.
Army posted only two serious
scoring threats after a tumble
and an interrogation.
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STATISTICS

pionship honors and the Rose
Bowl bid here next Saturday.
1t looked for a while as If
Lewis might be the game goat.
He fumbled on his is to give
the Irish possession early in
the first period. Tackle George
Bednar Scooped it up for Notre
Dame. Danny Phillips ran the
last IL yards around his own
right end for the score, and
Ken Ivan converted.
Lewis, who weighs only 152
pounds, redeemed him e If in
the second period when Michi-
gan State went 26 yards to
score. Lewis carried from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Soph's Long Run
Beats Minnesota
For Purdue, 1911

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 16
(AP) An 88-yard kickoff re-
turn by Purdue sophomore
Gordon Teter was the differ
ence today in the Boilermakers'
1911 football victory over Min
nesota.
Purdue got all Of its points
in the first period. Teter took
the kickoff after Mike Reds
field goal for Purdue and zig
Jagged 88 yards. Quarterback
Ron DiGravio scored a second
touchdown on a one-foot sneak.
Quarterback Bob Sadek
plunged a yard for a Minnesota
touchdown in the second quar-
ter and passed for a 2-point
conversion.
Reid missed field goal at
tempts of As and 20 yards, an
other was blocked and Deryl
Ramey also missed a 40-yarder
for the Gophers. Gary Hogan
missed a 37-yard attempt for
Purdue.
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The final touchdown came
with about a minute left when
Kenny Lucas threw q 2s-yard
pass which was DETECTED by an
Army defender into the arms
of Eric Crabtree in the end zone.
The victory, the seventh In
eight games, kept the Partners
in contention in the Lambert
Trophy race and also for q
bowl bid.
Representatives Of the Or
ange and Gator Bowls were
among the some $4,000 at the
game.
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Slippery Rock Loses
State Championship

WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP)
West Chester's Golden Rams,
their running and passing
game clicking beautifully, won
the State College Conference
football championship with an
easy 36-7 victory over defend
ing champion Slippery Rock
today.
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FoIcons WoIIoP Lobos
Behind Isoocson, 30-8

son carrying six times. Half
back Paul Wargo smashed ovel
from the 2.
The Falcons took the second
half kickoff and marched SO
yards with Halfback Dick
Czarnota scoring from the 5.
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Is to the three and over from
there. Lewis was so happy to be
crossing the goal line that he
ran about 10 rows up into the
stand, still carrying he ball.
Michigan State missed two
tries for two-p ointers. The
SIP artans also lost q scoring
chance in the second perio d
when Fullback Roger Lopes
fumbled on the Notre Dame
five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Iowa State Upset
By Kansas State

AMES, Iowa, Nov. 16 (AP).-
Kansas State ended the Big
Eight Conferences longest los
ing streak by upsetting Iowa
State, 21-10, today.
The Wildcats had been beat
en- in 26 straight conference
games.
Not since the last game of
the 1859 season, when Nebraska
was surprised, 29-14, had Kan
sas State won a Big Eight game
1t was only the second victory
this season for the Wildcats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

Kansas-Renko 1. run (kick failed.
Colorado-Harris 10, pass from Cesa-
rex (Cesarek kick).
Kansas-Oelschlager 3, run (Robben
pass from Renko).
Kansas-Fairchild IA, pass from Rem.
ko (kick blocked).
Kansas - Baughman 8. run (Renkc
rum.
Kansas-Renko 8, run johnson. pass
from Renko).
colorado - Nelson 2, run (CesareE
kichN.
Kansas-Micek 8. run johnson kick
Attendance. 21,1O5.
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ran AZ yards for another Wild
cat touchdown.
The interrogation was a mis-
fire from Don Trull, the ma
tons leading pass gamer and
offensive leader going into the
game.
Trull, once he finally started
passing, had another fine sta
tistical day, but never could
hit consistently, although one
was good for a touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Vanderbilt Gains
Tie With Tulane

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16
(AP) "A 33-yard field goal by
Toby Wilt gave Vanderbilt a
1910 tie with Tulane today and
spiked the Green Waves efforts
to climb out of the Southeast
ern Conference cellar.
In a see-saw struggle, Vandy
marched from the Tulane 48 to
the II in the fourth quarter to
up the tying field goal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

Michigan---Anthony 10, run Climber
lake kick.
Iowa-Snook 10. run CRoberts kick,
Iowa--Webb ~. pass from Shook
Michigan = Anthony l, run (pass
failed).
Micrigan-Anthony l, run (Hender-
son. pass from Timberlake).
IoWa-Krause 25. pass from Shook
(Roberts kick.
Attendance, 46,5S2.
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o oKhRMoMA STATE 9 4 8 IS.

OKLAHOMA STATE Q 3 9 18-i6
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 2, run (Thiesen
kick).
Oklahoma state-Fd Durkee. 80.
Nebraska-Duda 8, run (Thiesen kick
Nebraska-Smidt 8, run (kick failed)
Oklahoma State-Thomas z, run Dur
kee kick).
Oklahoma State - williams 4. pass
from Miller (pass failed.
Attendance 1880.
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Kentucky-Kestner 9. pass from Nor
ton (Tucci kick).
Kentucky-cox AZ, interception Ckick
failed).
Kentucky-Bocard 1, run (kick failed)
Baylor--Ingram II. pass from Truss
davies kick.
Attendance $4,000.
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Minnesota-FG. Reid l33l.
Purdue-Teter So. kickoff return (Ho'
gan kick,
Purdue-DiGravio l, run (kick failed
Minnesota-Sadek /, run tHarren
pass from Sadek).
Attendance. 3S.924.
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KANSAS STATE o 2 0 1F21
IOWA STATE - o 3 z do
Kansas State-Corrigan z, run Cook
kick.
Iowa State-FG. Limerick (25).
Iowa State-Hoover 8, run limerick
Kansas state-Dusenbury 8. run Cook
Kansas state-Crenshaw 2. run Cook
kick).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

NOTRE DAME u o o s. 7
MICHIGAN STATE o 8 o 6-l2
Notre. Dame-Phillips IL, run uvan
kick.
MsU-Lewis 3, run Crun failed)..
MSU-Lewts 50. run (pass failed).
Attendance, 70.l2S.
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AIR FORCE --- O
NEW MEXICO - 0

NEW NEW MEXICO - 3 3 s.,
AF-Isaacson 4, run (Holsday kick)
AF-Wargo 2. run (Holaday kick.
AF-CZarnota 8, run (Holaday kick.
New Mexico-Ward 45, tnterceptioI
(Stallings rum.
AF-FG Holiday. 33.
AF-Isaacson ID. run (kick failed.
Attendance-29,0 04.
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Illinois-Grabowski 2, plunge plan
kenhorn kick.
IllinoiS-Donnelly "a, pass intercep-
ton (Plankenhorn kick.
Wisconsin Holland 8. pass from
Brandt (Fronek kick.
Illinois-FG, Plankenhorn t2G).
Attendance. 65.41S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
OKLAHOMA
MISSOURI -

OKLAHOMA ---- { Q 9 I-l3
MISSOURI ------- y
OkIahoma-Shields 65, punt return
kick failed).
Missouri-FG. Leistritz (43).
Oklahoma-Shields 2. run (Jarman
kick.
Attendance. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

RICE - 8 0 0 Ole
Rice-Fleming %, kickoff return
(kick failed.
A6sM-FG. Lee 81.
A8sM-Reagan s.. run Uee kick).
A6zM-FG. Lee A.
Attendance. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

Utah-Jacobs l. run Jefferson kick
Utah-Jacobs ., run Jefferson rum.
California-Relles 33, run (Mortor
rum.
California-Hawley %. pass from Nor.
ton (pass failed.
California-Blanchfi IA, run
CBlanchfield kick.
observation-disclosures 25. run CBlanch-
field kick.
Utah-Jacobs l. run Jefferson kick
California-Blanchfi 35, run
CBlanchfield kick.
Attendance-l3974
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Cal Storms Back,
Reps Utah 35-22

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 16
(AP).-California turned loose
a fleet set of running backs,
overcame a 15-point deficit and
beat Utah, 1922, today.
California passed up it's nor
NAL offensive weapon, the pass,
and sent Halfbacks Tom
Blanchfield and Jim Blakeney
and Fullback Tom Relies
through the line.
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SUMNER HOMES

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REAL ESTATE WANTED

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MONTGOMERY CO,--Listines ur,
Call us for prompt service, Cal
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

sg.7Oe J-YEAR end trust, Eood
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WINDSOR '62 46xlO 2 bedrms.
SIN. down payment or furniture In
trade. S7i 20 month. S64-l70g.
WINDSOR '02, payment OF. $500
I'M M y not .5Sia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-22

Ray FRONT FURN. COTTAGE
Mod. cows. sandy beach, sood
swimming. suitable SIN. iamilA
S4OO per season through Oet. y
N. ANDERSON, JR., Plum Point'
Nd. Prince Frederick l32-Wl.
BETHANY BEAcH-Attractive lge
cottage blk; from from ocean a sya1
June 29-July 8. $500. EN-. 2-3l1Z
INDIAN BEACH, REHOBOTH, DEL
House for rent July and Aug. .
5edrms,. 2 baths; z lSy LAYS i lIy, Tm;I
din. rIn.. sun porch, tully equlPpeo
a his; ee ST'is Tor s info. 'f Be-. TsisEs.
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SHERWOOD FOREST
FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

FLORIDA, WEST PALM BEACH
Lot 50x110'. price $500. 7. o
Rox "a, CooperstCWn, New YORK.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE il

C0RvAIR 81 Mona coupe. top Of
and h., London gray finish. har-
monizing smart black leatherette
bucket seat interior. This one has
not been abused. will make ideal
transportation for the economy
minded person, 81 1916,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-22

CORvATR az MONA e.dr I speed
dSR hD7.5sisoS.d h" Wv tires
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IMP0RT-sPoRTs

VOLKsWAGEN 81. Disposing Of
End car. Many extras, very gooc
cond. $1,000. Call 365.sS29.
WV. 1891 cony. = h., Wv, belts,
extra clean. $4,000 mi. Must sell
Make offer. 273-3953.
VOLKSWAGENS '63 de luxe sedans
from S1.676,. Sunroofs, Sl.745. In
Guiding leatherette interior and
outside mirror. Also 1890" series
sedans, station wagons, and Ghias
FOREIGN IMPORTS. 400 North
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5000 (opp. Arl. Funeral Home lott +.
vOLKsWAGEN KARMANN CHA,
infTeuuentiy used y' garage age kept. in
new car guarantee. Retails over
S., 1900. owner returning Ger
many. Sacrifice. S2,176. IA. z
1877, Ma. s-s644.
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~ MOBILE HOME. sx40. Modern
, i,Snt, siia H fsST.i pa pa p SS5 %u''
ise LIBERTY MOBILE HOME, 9
bedrms., 50xl0 Il, wide. can. be
seen AT "A Mobile Homes, Rich
mond hwy, Alex, Va. Sale price
aA,42b.7b. On. payment, 5000,
Assume present loan,
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BALTIC. blvd. Clege. PIX. 474-27l4.
TRAVEL TRAILER, 1852, Norris
i7-it. completely self-contained
air cond,. sac. price; Call ST.
S52s between e-5. Sat. Sun.
IyINDALE trailer 1887. 10x37.
bedrm. call 273-6766 after pm
EARL BLAISDEIlL, Sunset Grove
Motor Ct, Fairfax, Va.
WINDSOR '82 46xl0 2 bedrms.
am. down payment or furniture II
trade. S7l rs month. S64-l70g.
WINDSOR '62. payment of $500
take over payments. . pedrooms
3OI-725-7313.
A DRIFTwOOD TRAVEL TRAILER
1870, sleeps 3, complete selt-eon-
tained shower. gas hot water. gas
heater. Gu. y; gas reigr' over q
er in rear. Lee. built.in trunk on
rear. 9 gas bottles. Ready 70 go,
Used / trip. 1898 model, Special
price. Only 1, 81 ,2o5. Like new
oLAScocK TRAILER SALES,
Fairfax, va. CIR. 3-2033.
'BT MOBILE HOME. sx40. Modern
front Kit, / bedrm,, like new. mus
sac. SEAMS. Laurel PA, 5-4b5s.
'6e LIBERTY MOBILE HOME, ::
bedrms., b0xl0 n. wide, can. b.
seen at "A Mobile Homes, Rich
mond hwy. Alex, Va. Sale nrie,
| aA,42b.7b. On. payment, $500
Assume present loan.
1891 BUDDY mobile home, b5xl o
Early Amer. interior, front din
area. See anyday after b pm.
900 South Lake dr., Manassas.
iOII strong, flat. suitable for boai
or camping. S1b. WA. 7-S207.