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Evening star., 1963-01-07
Victory Seen
For GouIart

RIO DE JANEIRo. Brazil,
Jan. z (AP).-Informal poll
samplings indicated today Bra
zilians have voted by a 2-to-1
margin in some districts for
restoration of strong powers to
President Joao Goulart. That
was the issue Of a plebiscite
Sunday.
Odds heavily favored junking
Of the European-type parlia-
mentary system in effect here
l6 months and the nations
return to a presidential system
similar to that Of the United
States.
The official outcome, how
ever. may not be known for
two or three days. Final
compilations are expected by
Thursday.
Concern about economic
troubles Of this South Ameri-
can giant was reflected in a
message somebody scribbled on
the wall Of a Rio building:
with or without presiden-
tialism. let's have beans"
The parliament system was
instituted In September, 1861,
TO curb Mr.. Goulart's power
Conservatives feared that he
might turn too far 10 the left
when he took over the presi-
dency after the resignation OF
Janio Quadros.
Voting was reported light IN
the plebiscite Sunday. Brazil
ians had shown a general In
difference TO the issue. possibly
because Of lack Of any cal OPP
position 10 strong powers being
returned 10 the president.
Goulart hackers looked for
overwhelming support for end
ing the parliamentary system,
under which a premier chosen
by congress has been head OF
the government while the presi-
dent exercises figurehead func-
tions. No member OF congress
was able 10 muster majority
support for a decisive legisla-
tive program, and the govern
ment has made no headway In
meeting the massive economic
problems confronting the ma
ton.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
MILWARD L. SIMPSON

Republican Milward L. Simp-
son, 65-year-old former COVER
nor Of Wyoming, defeated an
other former governor, Demo-
crat j. j. Hickey for the four
years in the unexpired term of
the late Keith Thompson, a Re-
publican. Mr.. Hickey resigned
as governor to serve in the
Senate by appointment for two
years. A native of Wyoming,
Mr.. Simpson practiced law at
Cody for many years. He was a
member of the Wyoming House
Of Representatives in l926-27.
and governor in 1955-1959.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
Old Diner From East
ACQUIRED by Museum

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -
The National Railroad Museum
here has acquired a dining car,
which for 81 years served in the
New York to Miami run of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
The car, the Dothan, was
built by the Pullman Co. in
1923 and was used until 1860.
The acquisition is the muse
um's first from an Eastern rail-
road.
Evening star., 1963-01-07

plleu mVlCaJlOn TO Peking to
settle the theological differ
ences by collective discussion.
The latest exchange came in
editorials in Pravda, the Soviet
Communist Party newspaper,
and Red Flag, the theoretical
magazine of the Chinese Com
mnuist Party.
Each side took unusual steps
to get its message across.
Pravda's entire editorial was
broadcast by Moscow Radio
and transmitted in the foreign
service Of the official news
agency, Tass.
Red flags broadside, in turn,
was reprinted in all Red
Chinese newspapers. a Peking
Radio broadcast said.
AS usual, the Russians di-
rected their fire at Albania, the
little Balkan nation backing
Red China in the dispute. But
it was made a little clearer than
before that Red China was the
target.
Time after time, Pravda's edi-
torial used a new phrase to en-
phasize this - "the Albanian
leaders and those who support
them"
Khrushchev Not Mentioned
Red Flag did not mention
Premier Khrushchev and the
Soviet Communists. But it was
a direct answer to a whole series
OF indirect charges leveled by
Soviet officials.
Pravda was as direct, decry-
ing the Red Chinese claim that
the Soviet Union and its hackers
represent only "a temporary
majority" in the Communist
camp. It was in this connection
that Pravda made its implied
appeal for a settlement.
THE Communist parties, /"
Pravda said. "have a tested
method Of settling contentious
issues by way Of collective dis
cussion. The Communist
Party OF the Soviet Union is
deeply convinced that collective
discussion OF the most i'm
portant questions OF modern
world development make II pos
sible 10 insure cohesion OF the
international Communist move-
ment."
Pravda asserted that the So
Wet Union had averted world
Inuclear war in the Cuban crisis
and accused those who quarrel
with peaceful coexistence OF
following a policy that could
lead 10 armed conflict.
Pravda's Complaint
"The Albanian leaders are
openly breaking with the Com
munist movement, with Marx
ist-Leninism, and are sinking
deeper and deeper In the moras,
OF dogmatism, sectarianism and
vicious nationalism, and are
making increasing use Of per-
sonality cult methods" Pravda
declared.
II accused the Albanian Com
munists OF failing 10 support
the Soviet effort 10 defend
Fidel Castro's Cuba and "bal
the road TO the atomic mani.
acs."
What is more, they actually
helped the imperiallst instiga.
tors 10 kindle the conflict, tC
set the UsSR and the United
States at loggerheads, thereby
Evening star., 1963-01-07

pushing all the world into the
abyss of war" said Pravda.
The editorial branded as false
charges from Peking that the
Soviet Union had capitulated
over Cuba. Cuba, it declared,
is much stronger today, and
"the beacon of freedom in the
Western Hemisphere is burning
still brighter"
Red Flag denounced Mr..
Khrushchev's policies in an edi-
torial on ''Leninism and mod
ern revisionism."
Modern revisionists deliber-
ately lie to deceive the masses
alleging that the dogmatists
(ChineSe) hope to push man.
kind to the brink of nuclear
war" said Red Flag.
Some persons (Khrushchev),
lndulglng IN sheer fabrication,
say that the dogmatists want
to demonstrate the superiority
Of socialism and communism
over capitalism by means of
war" it added.
Socialist countries should
rely on the Just strength Of the
peoples and their own Just
policies and should not engage
in nuclear CANDLES in the in
ternational arena CCuba). q.
I'VE Chinese Communists
distinguish between different
kinds Of compromise. We are in
favor of compromises which
are in the interests Of the
peoples cause and Of world
peace and are against COM
promises that are in the nature
of treachery."
Evening star., 1963-01-07
GAYLORD A. NELSON

Democrat Gaylord A. Nelson
of Wisconsin takes the seat
from which he ousted veteran
Senator Alexander
Wiley, Mr.. Nelson, 46. was the
only two-term Democratic gov
ernor for Wisconsin since 1891.
He was graduated from the
University OF Wisconsin law
school, then spent 46 months in
the Army during World War II.
He met his wife Carrie, then an
Army nurse, In the Pacific. They
have three children. Mr.. Nelson
practiced law and served 10
years in the State Legislature
before winning the governor
ship In 1858.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
GEORGE S. McGovERN

George s. McGoyern, a 40
year-old political liberal. will be
South Dakota's first Democratic
Senator IN 20 years. In 1856, he
was the first Democrat elected
TO the House from the State in
20 years. Beaten by Republican
Senator Karl Il. Mundt In 1860
when he gave up his House seat
after two terms 10 make the
Senate race, be edged past Re-
Evening star., 1963-01-07
Meeting Is Planned
On Hiohwuy Deaths

RICHMOND, Jan. 7 (AP).-A
public meeting has been
scheduled here January "a TO
give legislators. city officials
and the general public a chance
to air their views on how the
highway death toll can be re-
duced.
The meeting, arranged by
Richmond Commonwealth's At
torney T. Gray Haddon. is In
response to a suggestion last
week from Attorney General
Robert Y. Button.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
DANIEL X. INOUYE

Democrat Daniel Ken Inouye,
the first American of Japanese
ancestry to take seat in Con-
gress, comes to the Senate at
38 after three years as Hawaii's
first Representative in the
House. Born in Honolulu, Mr..
Inouye fought with the 442d
Regimental Combat Team of
Japanese-Americans in Italy
and France during World War
II and lost his right arm in
battle. He started as a private
and wound up a captain, win
mining the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross, the Bronze Star, and
the Purple Heart with two Oak
Leaf clusters. A lawyer, he
served two terms in the Hawaii
Territorial House of Represent
atives and one term in the Ter
ritorial Senate before his
election to Congress in 1859.
He and his wife Margaret have
no children.
EDWARD M. KENNEDY
Democrat Edward M. CTed)
Kennedy, youngest brother of
the President, barely tops the
Senate's 30-year age minimum.
The six-foot-two son Of former
Ambassador Joseph p. Kenne-
dy was born In Brookline, Mass,
Feb. %, 1882. Like his father
and brothers, he was graduated
from Harvard University. Be-
fore that he served two years
overseas with the Army. He re-
ceived a law degree Il ON the
University Of Virginia aIIG was
admitted TO the Boston bar in
1855, serving as an assistant
district attorney In Suffolk
County (Boston) from 1859 un-
I'll last year. The President calls
him the best politician in the
Kennedy family. He managed
John F. Kennedy's 1858 Senate
reelection campaign, partici-
pated In the latter's drive for
the presidential nomination
and coordinated the presiden-
tial campaign In the Western
States. He and his wife. the
former Virginia Joan Bennett Of
Bronxville, N. Y, have two chill
dren, Kara, 2. and Edward NJ
Kennedy. jr, /.
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ABRAHAM A. RIBICoFF

Within Ia years Democrat
Abraham A. Ribicoff. 81, has
won election TO two terms In
the House Of Representatives.
two as governor OF Connecticut,
appointment 10 a cabinet post
and a six year term In the
Senate Mr.. Ribicoff was born
In New Britain, Conn. He re-
ceiyed his law degree from the
University Of Chicago Law
School in 1888. He represented
Hartford IN the State Assembly
in 1888 i042. won two terms In
the House, starting in l948, and
Evening star., 1963-01-07
EDWIN L. MECHEM

Republican Edwin Leard Me-
chem, a 50-year-old attorney
and former FBI agent, was ap-
pointed to the Senate from
New Mexico last November 80
to fill a vacancy created by the
death Of Dennis Chavez. Mr.. Me-
chem resigned as governor after
eight years. He had sought re-
election on November 6 to a
fifth two-year term, but was
defeated by Jack Campbell, a
Democrat.
Mr.. Mechem was born in AL
amogordo, N. Mex. attended
New Mexico Ann and received
a law degree at the University
Of Arkansas in 1899. From
1882 to 1885 he was a land
surveyor with the United States
reclamation Bureau. He was an
FBI agent during World War II
Mr.. Mechem has practiced law
In Las Cruces and Albuquerque
when not holding public office
He is married TO the former
Dorothy Ellen Heller. They have
four children.
Evening star., 1963-01-07

publican Senator Joe Bottum.
Last fall between races, Mr.. Nc
Govern directed the Food-for-
Peace program.
A B-24 bomber pilot in World
War II, he was a professor of
history and government at Da-
kota Wesleyan University from
1950-53, then served as execu-
tive secretary of the South Da-
kota Democratic Party for three
years.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
Moscow, Peking Rift
Over IdeoIogy Grows 4,

MOSCOW, Jan (AP) - The theological battle of the
Soviet Union and Red China increased intensity today each
accusing the other of berayng communism playing into
the hands of imperialism T7
In the tumut of words however Moscow made an i'm
Evening star., 1963-01-07
Sketches of Z Newcomers to Senate;
Oaths Will Be Administered "Wednesday

Twelve freshman Senators
will be sworn In Wednesday
when the new 88th Congress
convenes. Following are brief
sketches on the newcomers:
BIRCH BAYH, JR.
Tall, rugged Birch Evan
Bayh, jr., of Indiana, at "a
enters the Senate by way of
one of the major upsets of the
1862 elections. The former
speaker of the Indiana House
stunned Republicans by un-
seating 18-year Senate veteran
Homer E. Capehart. Bayh
(rhymes with pie) owns a 340-
acre farm near Terre Haute,
but has been making success
full political races since being
sent to the Hoosier legisla-
ture at 25. He is a World War
II veteran and was a college
boxing champion. The Purdue
and Indiana University law
school graduate is married to
the former Marvella Hern, a
pretty blond from Enid, Okla.
Both we're good college debat-
ers. Their 6-year-old son also
is named Birch. Mr.. Bayh is
the son Of the District school
systems physical education di-
rector and attended Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School for
a time.
DANIEL b. BREWSTER
Daniel Baugh Brewster,
Democrat of Maryland, is one
of three House members NOV
ing across the hall. Like Mr..
Bayh, he started his political
career early, winning election
to the Maryland House of Del
egates when he was 81. Now
80, the University of Maryland
law school graduate won elec-
ton in 1858 to the House. Mr..
Brewster owns and operates a
horse and cattle farm near
Glyndon in his native Balti-
more County. A World War II
Marine Corps veteran, he won
a Bronze Star and was wounded
twice. He and his wife have
two sons.
PETER H. DOMINICK
An articulate conservative
minded Republican, Peter H.
Dominick was elected to the
Senate from Colorado after
serving a two-year term In the
House. He unseated Democratic
Senator John A. Carroll, a
liberal New Frontiersman. Mr..
Dominick, Al. was born in
Stamford. Conn, and was
graduated from Yale Univer-
sity in 1887 and the Yale Law
School in 1910. He served
nearly four years in the Army
Air Corps during World War
II, receiving tne Air Medal and
Disting ,ished Flying Gross.
After the war he practiced law
in Denver. living at nearby
Englewood with his wife,
Nancy, and their four children.
J. HOWARD EDMONDsON
Red-haired j. Howard Ed
mondson of Oklahoma comes to
the Senate to serve the last two
years Of the term Of Senator
Kerr, veteran Democrat who
died last week. Mr.. Edmond
son, 37-year-old Democrat, re-
signed as Governor last night.
Mr.. Edmondson was swept into
office in 1858 on a program of
reform in State government
and repeal of prohibition. Then
33, he was the Nations young
est Governor.
He was born in Muskogee,
Okla, and received his law
degree from the University of
Oklahoma. He was Tula County
attorney from 1854 to 1858. He
is married to the former jean
nette Bartleston. They have
three children: James Howard,
jaime and Patricia Lynn.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
THOMAS ]. MCINTYRE

The first Democratic Senator
from New Hampshire in "a
years, Thomas j. Mcintyre was
elected to the unexpired term
Of the late Republican Senator
Styles Bridges. A self-styled
moderate, he missed by only 81
votes winning a House seat
from Representative Chester E.
Morrow in 1854. Born February
20. 1915, in Laconia, Mr.. McIn-
tyre was graduated from Dart
mouth College and Boston Uni
versity law school. He was State
chairman fer Senator Kefauver
in his 1856 bid for the presi-
Dental nomination. During
World War II, Mr.. Nc
Intyre served in Europe with
the Army, retiring in 1946 with
the rank Of major.
Evening star., 1963-01-18
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 'e2 oalaxie 800" demo.
Fordor town sedan, red with
white, eco hip, eruiseomatic, W.
". tires. p,s, radio. wheel covers,
padded dash, undercoat, No, 62l3.
List price, S3,3p1, Sale price, ST.
1853. STEUART FORD, 9th and
y. Y ave. NV, Ma. $4,000. Daily
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FORD '62 dalaxie 800" CO, Off
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ded dash and visor, de luxe wheel
covers. undereoat, No. 1884. List
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FORD 81 Consul copy,, {, and h..
new snow tires, light blue. Buy
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FORD ,Ss Fairlane 800" VS. con:
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FORD SO VS. wagon, Fordomatic,
n, snow tires, low mi, $685.. Call
any time, 24s-7s6S,
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Yes, automatic, r, and h., peri
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BOB PECK
~ cHEvRoLET-coRvAIR
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 cony, coupe, blue
matching leather interior, fully
equipped. s2.705.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
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CADILLACS
PREMIUM CARS FOR THE
DISCRIMINATING BUYER

80 De Vile type sedan, every ex.
ira. full power, incl. 6-way seat
An immaculate automobile. S2.l05
80 Coupe De Vile. FACTORY A.c.,
tull power, every conceivable ex-
ira, beautiful turquoise finish,
matching Interior. S2,496.
'5s De vile type coupe. all power
accessories, Spotless finish and
original interior. One owner.
Priced to sell, S1.4e5.
'5s fleetwood sos 4-dr.. FAC
TORY A.C. Every possible extra.
black and white interior. One OF
Sadillecs most beautiful cars
'57 De Vile type coupe. every ex-
ira, full power, popular Alpine
white finish, contrasting original
interior. A real outstanding 81,
Sl.106.
81 convertible, full power, every
extra. Cobalt blue. Genuine red
leather interior. A real nice 'b7
priced 10 sell, Sl,395,
SO De Vile type coupe. I'll extras,
power steering and brakes. Rich
executive gray finish, an unusually
nice car. SS9b.
SO s-passenRer "75" limousine.
full power, original black finish.
This car is In Immaculate condi-
ton inside and out. Ideal for the
large family. S995.
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AUToMoBILES FOR SALE

FORD $50 0alaxie Fordor sedan
VS., auto, p.s.,. p.b.. r. and h..
white, excel. cond Local ministers
car, Sl,S5O, No reasonable offer
refused, 77g-s409.
FORD '54 Tudor, standard shift,
Q cyl, r.. h., $3.50 Phone after
4;30 pm, IA, 2-4527.
FORD '62 oalaxie eonv,, r and h.,
auto, power steering very clean,
TAKOMA FORD
7025 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD 81 oalaxle Fordor hard
top, cruiseomAtic, power steering,
r. and h., Wv tires. top
quality car, special price, 81 500,
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r, !, AVE. NE, LA, o-l003
FORD 81 Fordor hardtop, r. and
h., auto, good cOnd,, Sl.5ob.
TAKOMA FORD
702S CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FORD 80 convertible, Z. and h.,
s-cyl. engine. black top, auto.
trans. Special price, Sl270,
LOGAN FORD
1850 goth St. NV. FE. 7-ssOo
HUDSON "a Wasp. s-eyl, h.. turn
slanAls, orig, interior, $1,000 ae-
tual mi, S205. 24S-7S6S.
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CHEVY "a 2-dr.. new paint. snow
tires and seat covers: motor over
hauled In Aug. S345. 24s-7S6s.
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air 4-dr.,
gowsrglids. z; and h, VS., 1
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVROLET

TIPS WISCONSIN AVE.
Oh. 4-l412 OIL. 4-4674
CONTINENTAL '62, burgandy fin
ish, factory air. fully equipped,
like new, S4,495.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1880 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CONTINENTAL 1862 sedan, royal
maroon, factory air conditioned,
Open Every Evening TIL 0 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS.
1920 Ar. Rd. Bethesda OIL. 6-770O
CONTINENTAL '62 4-dr. sedan.
dition, s4,395. LEE b. BUTLER,
1921 2lst st. NV, FE. 7-3244.
CORVAIR 1861 Monza, 7. and h.,
Wv. tires. white with red inte-
rior. $1,596. JE. 4-3S30.
CORvAIR '62 4-dr. 200" sedan,
milk-white finish, matching i'm
maculate original interior and
mats. This one hardly broken In,
has only 6.2s5 miles. Tremendous
1st-year depreciation savings for
you. s1.695.
JACK BLANK
Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
1880 14th st. NV. no. 2-3700
CORVAIR '63 Mona cow, auto.
trans, D. top, 7. and h., perfect
cond., S2,470. Elk. 3-34DO Monday
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CADILLAC '5s cow, coral finish,
fully equipped. immaculate. S1,096.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1860 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 convertible. breton
blue and so clean we have II on
our showroom floor. 2,495.
Lindsay OldS.-Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds-ced. CO.
AUTHORIzED DEALER"
n"E,AIRLINGToN SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 81 coupe, black finish.
pLs., .p.b., 7. and h.. etc, S3,095.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC SOS, ali body styles,
most have factory air condition
ing 40 to choose FROM. Priced
from S2,195, THACKER MOTORS,
l2th and r. !. ave. ne, LA. g.
HOO.
CADILLAC 1888 Sedan de vile,
complete power and electric ac-
cessories, including factory air
showroom condition. only $2,2e5.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL o PM.
Suburban Cadillac OldS.
7020 Arl Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-770O
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CADILLAC SO fleetwood, r. and h.,
power steering, power brakes. An
honest to goodness bargain at
$685.. Can finance with S45 down.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 N. GLEBE RID. b27-SsSs
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~. 6-7SO4
CHEW. 80 oreenbrier station wag-
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Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1850 22nd 81. NV. Re. $4,000
CHEv. '55 2-dr. Belair. $50 fuel
injection, 4-speed trans, two g.
mag. wheels, N. and h, sticks.
racer brown roller, 4 Perilli tires.
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'es RAMBLER 2-door. LOO miles
81, 1895.
'62 FAiRLANE 800" Tudor VS.,
standard. bucket seats, S2.O05.
'62 CORVAIR Mona coupe, A.
speed trans. I. and h. 81 Dos.
trans. r. and h.. Sl,695.
81 CORVAIR Lakewood wagon,
auto. trans, 81 ,695.
81 FALCON Tudor de luxe, auto,
trans, 7. and h., 81 .4g5.
81 FALCON Fordor sedan. stand.
shift, 7, and h., 1895.
81 .CORvAIR de luxe 2-dr., floor
shift, 7. and h, S1,305. 80
81 RAMBLER wagon, stand. shift,
heater, defroster, Sl,2e5.
go STUDE. Lark VS. cow, auto.
trans, S1,195,
80 CoRvAIR 4-dr., floor shift, q
tone, T. and h., Sl,l9b.
80 FALCON Fordor sedan, T, and
h.. stand shift, SI,0g5.
SO RAMBLER 2-dr. sedan. 10000
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Hamilton 81. and jamestown Rd.
W. FAYETTEVILLE, MD, AP. 7-01l4
OPEN SUNDAYS 1915
CHEVROLET '62 Bel Air 6-cyl.,
powerglide. r. and h., excel. cond.
sl,s06 or $3.50 cash and take
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CADILLAC '6I cow. coupe, black
tsrioT' ali power. 500
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
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CHEW. '81 Bel Air 4-dr. s-cyl.,
powerglide. 7. and h., WV. tires
Extra nice. 81 ,596.
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CHEVROLET '62 Impala brts
SSpDe an White shss, f SsIaa eUnd s,pss
powersiide, p.s', r and a., So
800 or $500 cash and assume
payments. IA. b-02s6 week ends,
aft. 8 weekdays.
CHEW. 80 CorVair 4-door sedan
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CHEW. 1860 sta. wag., 6-cyl.. T. and
B. 3. i Ds a. aus ao r5R; i ~ le sls e1R
Qlebe I'd, Arl, or call 67l-410O.
Mr. Sacks