AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUIGMOBILES FOR SALE THE EVENING STAR (CONTINUED) J I Washington, D. C„ Thursday, July 21, 1960 General News PLYMOUTH '49 station wagon; PONTIAC '59 Catalin, 4-door; RAMBLER '52 coupe, excellent Rubottom B-15 FLYMOUTHS of passed Va Inspection. Very good hydramatic, radio, heater, w.-w. Only 825 Tells '34, choir* 3. cond. 8365. 825 down. 4-4812, tires: 2 to 4-drs. and club coudf, r*al trans- cond, 8150, JA. choose from; new-car 1 mo. ROPER. LA. 8-2700: portation condition; $2,095. buys. From *295. I PONTIAC*; new or ueea. "For the BAMBLER '55 " station wagon; best deal see -McNeil Jack Blank Pontiac straight stick. 8395. SUBURBAN McNEIL PONTIAC 14.37 Irving St N.W. AD. 4-8500 ORRISON RAMBLER - RA. ¦ DODGE-DART-SIMCA 7320 WlB. AVB. OL. 4-8000 3460 14th St. N.W. .3-9670 7RENAULT—Dauphine. ’6O 2,060 7.320 WIS AVE OL. 4-8000 4800 N.W. EM mi ; 4-dr. sedan. Very clean, one Press WISCONSIN J- 11ICO 'IN THE HEART OF By the Associated BETHESDA’; HYATTSVILLE BUICK owner; $1,350. EM. 3-5678 week PLYMOUTH 1951 cpe.; passed Va. PONTIAC *56 Catalina; days. AX. 9-9487 nights. inspection; 5 food tires. 8175 hardtop f.MIBaltimore ATt. AP 7-9000 The United States has told this week special. $695. cash. OWNER. JE. 4-0084 equipped: PONTIAC 1937 Safari 9-passenaer SOUTHEAST RAMBLER Latin Americans that Cuba to- PLYMOUTH 'S7 4-dr Savoy: excel, station wagon: gray, all power RENAULTS finish. 20.3.3 Nichols Ave. LU. 4-5200 equipment: clean: 81.595: CCC auto.: *995. LOGAN Bl under Fidel Castro is more FORD. PE. guar. day 1150 20th st. n.w. PONTIAC *57 4-dr. sedan; auto- New Low 7-8800. Price matic. r and h.: excel, cond.: $9OO Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co. of a police state than it was PLYMOUTH 1957 4-door Belvedere: or best offer. TE.6-1885_aft. 5:30. 1222 22nd 8t N.W FE. 7-2600 P.O.E. r. and $1,292 under ousted h., push-button drive, good PONTIAC ’54 Star Chief 4-1.4(15. $95 down. bal. heater, nower steering, outside SHIRLINGTON view Co. through bank. STEUART. INC., rear mirror electric wipers, Capitol Cadillac-Olds Va., KI. 9-9110 radio broadcast beamed at JU. 2-8000. w-w tires, back-up lights. Ivn 1222 22nd St. N.W. FE 7-2600 Shirlington, wheel, da Latin America. He added: PLYMOUTH *56 Belvedtre 4-door: signals, custom steering RENAULT 1955 4CV; completely luxe hub molding, V-8. powerfiite. r. and h.: all white caps, custom overhauled, very clean. $450. de luxe interior "The Castro has in- finish. Basy OMAC ’frms. Value, PONTIAC ’59 Bonneville converti- JET ENGLISH FORD regime $795. Sale Mice, $595. $2,899 ble. the most unusual car in 1534 Pa. Ave 8.E.L1. 4-2300 creasingly driven Cuba away radio, WIBSINGER CHEVROLET DOWN town; heater, power steer- RENAULT ’59 7 VA $289 Dauphine. $B9O. from attachments CORNERS. FALLS CHURCH. ¦ ing. power brakes, her natural DELIVERED positraction. FEDERAL AUTO SALEB, corner JE. 2-7878 JE. 2-9200 straight stick with .3 I Bank-Financing to Suit Your Budget two-barrel M . and 19th and sts. n.w.. Federal . . with the West toward PLYMOUTH 58 cluKTwhite finish. ' carburetors: tachometer; bucket R-321L <75 down. seats: never an unnatural and abnormal—- fully eouip : only $695, ! STAR PONTIAC showroom condition; '6<» 4-dr.; bal through bank. STEUART. abused; $.395 down RENAULT Dauphine AM- FM w.-w. the of the INC.. 407 Florida Ave NE. rkdio. heater, tires; $l,- and indeed, in light JU. 2-8000. STATE 195. LI. 6-7200 AUTO, INC. possible consequences for man- 4233 Wilson Blvd.. Ari.. JA. 4-4500 ROYAL “Serving Wash Motoring Public for ; MOTORS kind. an amoral—alignment in Over a Quarter of a Centunr’’ 4103 R. I. AVE. BRENTWOOD. MD orbit.” ’59 OPEL Open Daily. 9 Till 9; Sun. ’Til 6 WA. 7-7009 OPEN 9-9 the Soviet PONTIAC ’53 station wagon; fully PONfIAC 1954 8-cylinder sedan: BENACLT 'BO 2.000 equlpord. runs good. 8100. RA. 4-CV: mile,: The ideals of the Cuban revo- $1,495 radio, standard gear, w.-w tires; Fcrlec trans.? $945 JACK GEL- inspection guaranteed: $395 H-9'!00. LER. 4326 Conn. ave. n.w., EM. lution, he said, “have been Station Wagon, rust and PORSCHE '57 gpaedster. whites radio and heater, all- WILLIAMS & BAKER 31.999. 2-8889, discarded the FEDERAL AUTO BALES, corner sahttered and by vinyl interior. An excellent, 29th HO. 2-8700 BIMCAS 1980 Etoila; choice of 6: and M Sts N.W. 19th and M its. n.w.. Federal economical carry-all! £1404. * government of Cuba. PONTIAC '55 2-dr. hardtop; auto. ' 8-3211. popular colors, all equip., heater, present w.-w. tires, all brand-new. never shift, r. and. h., power greer., of ’59 FORD PRINZ 1980 s; choice 5. all pop- week “There is election for w.-w. driven. This end only. $1,595. no brakes, tires: $895. ular colors, all brand-new. never V 8 Xpert. Sedan. Miami rreen Sowerpen 'til 9. driven, governmental office, no voting and equipped with heaters, AL’S MOTORS finish; fully equipped HYATTSVILLE BUICK custom econ- for for officials, no fixed terms, no ready the read! 3910 Blvd Va. 5511 Baltimore Ave.AP. 7-9000 omy king. All-out week-end sales: Wilson . Ari., selling below cost at only $1,186. JA. 2-4102 separation of powers, no legis- PONTIAC ’6O 4-dr. Catalina hard- $1,495 BIMCA *59 de luxe sedan; shiny top: hydramatic. r. and h., power lative assembly, no independ- maroon finish, w.-w. tires, heater; steering and brakes, like new AL’S MOTORS A-l condition; special price, $999. ent judiciary, and the system CHERNER throughout. $2,695. 3910 Wilson Blvd . Ari . Va. JA. 2-4102 TRIANGLE of land reform is a travesty SHIRLINGTON STANDARD PONTIAC "" FORD ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER* cruel “460 CHILLUM RD.. 3010 R. I. Ave. N.B. LA. 9-1003 on what was promised, a AP. 7-7120 Used cars, Mercury—English Ford ” clean: many late models ' “QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR STUDEBAKER 'S3 V-8 apt. coupe. Falcon—Thunderbird tn choose from. See us today for blow to the hopes of the un- dall- • hard too., n.rf . $.350 or best offer. PONTIAC ’55 Catalina: full pcwen specials Ford—L incoln —Co met 8. and beautiful cond. Sacrifice. $695, Ted Smith’s Shen Station, 8. derprivileged needy.” Sbirlinrton Business Center down. ALEXANDRIA auto, trans $75 ROPER. LA. 6-2700. T-BIRD ’57: 2 tops. , Landholders have had their Arlincton, Va. OV. .3-4001 ' p.b.. p.s., r. and h., w.-w. tires, PONTIAC Bonneville hardLnp: *6O RAMBLER qy 3-1050. confiscated the delightful 2-tone champagne mist ._ property by n4 Vernon Ave. and white, matching leather in- .. V THUNDERBIRD 1959 hardtop: sil- "" Alexandria. Va OV. 3-nwoo state without proper compen- ¦" 1 terior: all the de luxe features, ver. power steering, power brakes; BAMbLeA '59 '*B" including power steering and 4-door: stand- very clean; special, $3,195. CCC sation, Mr. Iftibottom said, and BEAUTEOUS IMAGE ard power brakes; new-car warranty: transmission, de luxe equip- guarantee. ment. low $495 down, up to 36 months to mlleaae. one owner, only one part in 40 of the land pay; $4,500, Expansion Sale, outstanding condition. 1980 ex- Cadillac-Olds Co. lead in ‘‘The Pirates of now at the ffilirifitmaH i960 Capitol so taken has been turned over Raymond Allen, player Penzance” t / reduced to $2,995. pansion sale, reduced to 31,595. 1222 22nd St. tN W.FE 7-2600 Carter Barron touches on his last THUNDERBIRD i960 convertible: to the needy and underprivil- Amphitheater, puts finishing make-up OLMSTEAD OLMSTEAD and equipped with full power eged. as new Miss contest semifinalists to EST. OLDB DEALER SINCE 19.35 EST OT.DS DEALER SINCE 1935 electrical accessories: immaculate; night Washington (left right) 2000 Wilson Blvd., Ari., JA. 7-8400 2000 Wilson Blvd., Ari, jf, 7-8400 substantial savings at $4,095. Mr. Rubottom said "the Francis Little, 18; Andrea Downin. 20, and Nancy Lee Stuckey, 19, look RAMBLER *55 Custom 4-dr. sta- Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co. worker is forced to labor for tion wagon: on.—Star Photo Arnold 2-tone blue: has ra- BRADLEY Staff by Sachs. dio. BHOFPINO CENTER heater, hydramatic; very ‘the state’ in a collective or one BETHESDA. MD. OL 6-7700 NEW clean; owner; guaranteed. Special, only $650. THUNDERBIRD 1958 hardtop? commune system that forces black, factory air conditioning, humankind backward to the 1960 BOWMAN power steering, power brakes, elec- STUDEBAKER-LARK-MERCEDES tric windows and seat; verv sharp; Great Stone . . . BRAND-NEW 7445 Age. 1960 ENGLISH Oa. Ave. N.W. RA, 8-1122 onlv $3,095. CCC guarantee. “Cuban collectivization is Fairlane “500” FORD Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co. 1222 22nd N W.FE .only another facet of the pref- Khrushchev Assures RAMBLERS Bt, 7-2600 Club Sedan. Chehab #472. White In T-BIRD of the Castro Stays eolor. Label ”800 ’ CWT Vanetts Largest selection, of new and 1960 Tudor hardtop; r. and erence regime price. $2.4.31,50. j used h., cruiseomatic. P.s., Christmas Super Special. Ramblers in the city. Low as 8195 p.b, w.-w. for the Communist of down. 36 tireg. tinted like new! way months to pay. glass; $.3,795. Trade your present car! life.” $1895 SOUTH EAST RAMBLER NORMAN FORD. UN. 4-5100. MR. Raul Castro on Trade SUBSTANTIAL _HOFF, 2033 Nichols Ave. B E. L{J. 4-5200 "It might be argued logically' As President VAVXHALL com- RAMBLER 1955 4-door ’6O: heater, ivory; sedan; car; and factually,” Mr. Rubottom < standard pany official >1,695. SAVINGS transmission. w.-w. MOSCOW, July 21 means to present any United broad'street tires: 30-day Jack Blank said, "that Cuba is a morer. !¦ (AP).—] I Lebanon. July 21 very Pontiac 1 BEIRUT, warranty; Nikita S. has for- States armed Intervention economical: $495. 1437 ! Khrushchev !;i IrvingSt. N.W. AD. 4-9500 monolithic police state today ‘ (AP).—Gen. Faud Chehab has MOTORS WILLIAMS & BAKER 3460 14th St NW RA .3-9670 mally assured Fidel Castro’s against the Cuban Republic.” • BANK ON JACK BLANK under Castro than.it ever was! 29th and M Sts KW HO 2-8190 government that the Com- Mr. Khrushchev also warned I yielded to pleas to stay on as ’OOl West Brood Street GRADY VOLKSWAGEN *59, $1,290. FED- under Batista.” RAMBLERS 1980: new models: from ERAL AUTO SALES. Corner 19th Imunist bloc can supply all all Latin American countries Foils Church, Va. 81.795: as low as 3125 the, [ to avert a possible 7809 Wisconsin Ave. down, as and M sts. n.w. FEderal 8-3211. low as $.39 per I I that the of month necessary goods against “the shady plans strife Bethesda. Md. OL. 6-4200 VOLKSWAGEN *59 conv.; yellow, outbreak of civil when a JE. 4-8500. ORRISON RAMBLER w.w. tires. IR.ooo mi.. 1 owner, United States and certain the American monoplies.” | takes next WARWICK AVE AND top cond.. >1.500 cash. JA. other refuse to The Cuba's . new parliament over LEE HWY. 4-2559. ¦ countries now younger Castro, FAIRFAX CR. 3-3140 8 sell Cubi. of Armed week. VOLKSWAGEN sunroof; 10,000 Navy Names I ! Minister Forces, miles; $995. DELL RAE MOTORS. A communique on talks the thanked Mr. Khrushchev for Saeb one of the lead- 3501 Mt Vernon ave., Alex. Salam, KI. R-904 6. To I Soviet Premier had With Raul his offer to come to Cuba’s SPECIAL Study Change ’ ers of the 1958 uprising, is in NOW ON DISPLAY VOLVO *6O 4-door; black: 808 mi.: Castro, brother of Cuba's Prime aid in case of attack. save >4OO. PRY. 16th and line become when JACK said the trade would , to premier ’56 FORD Pa. ave. se. Established 1923 In Personnel Act Minister, Mr. Castro, who is touring the VOLVO ’59. >1,290. FEDERAL be on a barter basis—Soviet Soviet bloc told a [ parliament convenes Tues- Country sedan, 9 pass , V-8, countries, AUTO BALES, corner 19th and M By blue and white, the Associated Press oil and other in ex-! crowd of 2,000 in Moscow’s a completely sts. n w.. Federal 8-3211. products : s day. Mr. Salam, Moslem, won NEW equipped including power steer- THE ZODIAK ’57: r. and h., 2-tone, one The Navy has named eight! change for Cuban commodities. Trade Union Center last night 1960 ing. No dealers allowed. 1 day L a smashing victory in the re- owner, exceptionally clean. $1,095. * ©nly. retired and admirals! The Soviet leader repeated, the "noble of the JET ENGLISH FORD generals , that gesture” ’ cent elections. 15.34 Pa Ave. BE, LI. 4-2,306 to a committee to and that Russia would "use every i! Soviet Union had prevented FORD $895 study • Gen. Chehab, a career soldier ECONOMY CAR recommend revision of the [United States military leaders Aufo Trade Assoc. Warranty 5 who stands above partisan poli- A FULL SIZED FORD PRICED Officer Personnel Act of 1947. from intervening in Cuba. tics, submitted his resignation POHANKA OLDS COMPACTS The visitor "thanks The which expressed as LOWER THAN *ss SIMCA Elisa >695 committee, opens I 5 president yesterday, saying MOST COMPACT CARS 1126 20th St. N.W. ft. 7-8308 4-Dr., to the Soviet people who volun- ’59 Vavxhall Victor 4-Dr >995 meetings in Washington Mon-! • he felt his job was finished. and stretched ’59 Willys Jeep >895 day. will study and recommend tarily generously 1 Eight hours later he changed ’59 Flat Mexico Called ueoo out their to Cuba in ¦ * W W p lus regular ”1200” 4-Dr., >1295 legislation that would achieve hands 1 his mind after 90 of the 99 new *59 ¦ DOWN PAYMENT Moretti Spyder token of solidarity when our him to J DEPENDABLE Conv. >1095 substantial uniformity among c deputies petitioned re- ’5B Mercedes motherland was through NOT A STRIPPED CAR ”1RO” 4-Dr. the military services in. the. going i main. 6 .000 actual miles, - management pattern, a most difficult period.” Gen. Chehab became presit Equipped with . , . trash-air heater, dir. liqnoli, air cleaner, ail many extras >2295 career Cool Io Reds dual arm Mr. Castro said Cuba wants dent at the of the 1958 filler, wiper,, re.t, dual .un viior., front air foom wot, the Navy said yesterday. s height life guard .leering wheel, dual horn,, coot hanger,, dome light, life BELL MOTORS friendship with all people, in- - rebellion in which political foes guard door lock,. for codification there 21 Alli Wliconsin Avenas Except | LINCOLN, Nebr., July cluding the American people, , of President Camille Chamoun have been no substantial I (AP).—Mexico will not follow WO. 6-8900 but "if they force to take • fought Mr. Chamoun's attempt in the act since its us " changes SK PER month plus GOOD VALUE Cuba into communism despite up arms, we will be able to > to extend his term in office. Mr. passage. interest and ins. with the fulfill duty.” Chamoun called in the United LOW The Defense Department said ! sympathy revolution, pur PRICES I the Mexican Ambassador to Mr. Castro did not join ini States Marines to help restore it appears certain revisions '54 CHEVROLET _.S4®5 the United States. Antonio Car- Mr. Khrushchev’s direct at- . order in the country and then 1959 Chevrolet may be necessary in order to bank "210" 4-dr. V rillo said last tacks on the United States quit under pressure. . Impala sports coups V-8; Flores, night. inl ,/Q FINANCING maintain an equitable and #2 '56 CHEVROLET SI 195 powerglidt, radio, hsatsr, V The Ambassador told a Uni- the communique. Gen. Chehab pacified the na« ¦ steering; extra ¦ effective pattern. 4-dr. hardtop; r. and h. power of Nebraska audience The tion and the marines withdrew. S clean; white finish with ¦ The versity communique said Mr. IF IT S A NEW CAR WANT BUT FEEL YOU committee will be head- YOU '5B FIAT ¦ red interior. fl the Mexican Khrushchev told Mr. Castro Since then a caretaker govern- BBIS ed Gen. John E. government owes > CAN T DON'T by Dalquist, ment has ruled over the AFFORD, WHY YOU STOP IN AT . . . 1100 4-dr. ¦ to Marxist dogmas.” , series sedan $2,295 USA. “nothing he will visit Cuba—no date miership of Ahmed Daouk with The recent expressions of was —and j '57 DODGE $Bl5 It includes: Lt. Gen. Robert set again extended Gen. Chehab in the role of an V-8 2-dr.; auto, front. fl LIVING fl from Mexicans to- an invitation to Prime Minister . N. Young, USA; Admiral E. sympathy WEST HWY M 1339 EAST ward the Cuban revolution Fidel Castro to visit overseer. Many Othert Admiral Stu- Russia. 5., MD, Tyler Woodridge, Mr.Chamoun, who bowed out MONROE FORD To Chooto From “undoubtedly reflect what some Raul left Moscow this art H. Ingersoll: Lt. Gen. Idwal | morn- Mexicans believe or feel. It is . of politics for a time following H. Gen. ing for Prague. He is scheduled 12 YEARS IN SAME LOCATION!!! LOW GMAC TERMS Edward. USAF; Maj. his forced retirement Presl- a fact the Cuban revolution to arrive in Cairo as Horace R. Nelson, USAF; Gen. tomorrow to 1229 EAST-WEST HWY. JU. 5-7800 1130 Cann. Ava. N.W. aroused sympathy in dent, is a member of the In- Robert H. Pepper. USMC; Brig. great attend the celebrations of the Mexico,’ he said. coming Parliament. He won a 7-7887MMM, Gen. Forrest C. Thompson, eighth anniversary of the revo- But he pointed out that this Deputy’s seat by a narrow ! USMC. lution that overthrew King I “is in in- ! margin. ! sympathy no way Farouk. compatible with our traditional friendship toward the United States,” and does not mean $1 Million Fire !that Mexicans agree with the Retailers Hit YWMAYPAYLESSATBENMU ! procedures or methods em- Mrs. Roosevelt Plant ployed in Cuba. Esso Destroys Praised in Price Rise ; FOR A NEW '6O PONTIAC THAN Some sectors of the Mexican Crisis KENBRIDGE, Va., July 21 population “simply felt that RICHMOND. Va . July 21 LOS has been es- ANGELES. July 21 .—Damage Mexico had no right to pass 'AP). —The Executive Secre- FOR THE MODEL WANT timated at $750,000 to $1 mil- (AP>.—Police Chief William H YOU TO B | j judgment on matters that only[| tary of the Virginia Gasoline \ lion from Are a last night! ! Cuban people had the power Parker . says Mrs. Eleanor • Retailers Association says the I destroyed a huge tobacco dry- !to decide as a sovereign , one-cent-a-gallon increase by BUY OF THE SO-CALLED ¦ na- Roosevelt prevented a possible f iV] i ing plant in this southside Vir-!| tion,” he said. , Standard Oil Co. of New Jer- f riot during the Democratic ginia community. ! Mr. Carrillo Flores said ’ sey to its dealers was not Justi- For a time the entire down- 1 Convention. fied. "LOWPRICED THREE!" ¦ I Mexico has attained its eco- town section of | this Lunenburg nomic progress by trading with Chief Parker said it hap- James W. Heizer of Roanoke, ! County town was threatened by [thej free world, and trade with pened during the demon- in a letter to the president of the blaze, which broke out Communist countries said i i I repre- stration for the nomination of ; Standard, yesterday I I about 6 p.m. in a portion of the sents less than 1 per cent of Standard's cost price went Up DDAiin Adlai Stevenson for President. ! one-story building that ! international transactions. one-fourth of DllnNU .1- I oc- I its a cent. He said He said real Steven- ¦ cupies some 70,000 square feet. I This economic fact alone Is some were Standard Oil was making prof- No one was injured, although [enough! to place Mexico's sym- son backers; others he called its of between 4.9 and 9.15 cents approximately 75 employes! pathy with Cuba “in its right “professional agitators.” on every gallon of Esso and the NEW when the ! were in the structure [ perspective.” he said, “I recognized the proses-! . [ price increase was arbitrary. | fire started. Jack Horton, “We sympathize, and very sional and their C. G. Pembroke, assistant I jj agitators saw tobacco be- ™i price delivered : manager of the drying i[deeply, with its sufferings mood," the chief told the Los : Standard Oil division manager i plant, said he smelled rubber [ cause they are brothers. But Angeles City Council yesterday. for Virginia and West Virginia, MIITUMI I bin and flames shot choose to link theif Richmond had ' ning up,lif they "I knew police intervention said in he not moments later. Mr. Horion, future with the Communist KI L with Heater, Defroster, Freight i ; might cause real trouble." seen Mr Heizer’s letter "but it Ugg g gggg Jf started Mexico cannot and will said the Are might have '[world. At police suggestion, Chief i sounds like a distortion of an and Federal Excise electrical [not follow them.” g g IrlbU 1 K near an outlet. Parker said, Mrs. Roosevelt utter fabrication.” He said completed her seconding speech Standard’s “earnings have been Includes 215-h.p. V 8 Engine, Elec- and asked that the aisles be poor for two or, three yean. trie and all standard sac- e t \j its* Wipers, cleared. - of bee for Your Deal That’s a matter record. Yourself—Compare tory equipment (much at which W “The sincere demonstrators Therefore, we have no fabulous On Even a "Compact Car" With Ben- Wl J Reds to Hand Over Body took this to mean the demon- net profits.” stration was over and they re- doll's Deal on a New '6O Pontiac! — . tired,” Chief Parker said. Os Pilot of RB-47 Plane "This left the professional LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 'troublemakers to beat a hasty to Address LOW, I retreat.” Dewey MOSCOW. July 21 (AP).— The United States Govern- G.O.P. ment demanded the return of Delegates Tenißt Trade Allowances > The Soviet government is ; Capt. Palm’s body in a note scheduled to hand over to the , NEW YORK. July 21 (AP). I July 12 demanding release of Piedmont Settles United States tomor- —Former New York Gov. Low Embassy ! the two captured airmen and. Low, Monthly Payments Plane Thomas E. Dewey will attend ! row the body of Capt. Willard[[rejecting Soviet charges that Crash Suit w the Republican National Con- BOH NEVILLES & STAR CHIEFS I G. Palm of Oak Ridge. Tenn., the RB-47 trespassed in Soviet LYNCHBURG. Va., July 21 Northern lUfckV « VIHIIWIIILIV I vention in Chicago as a gueit Virffinia’s Pontiac /I air while pilot of th* RB-47 reconnais- ¦ space on an espionage iAP).—Circuit Court records ( of honor and will address the Service Headquarter*.’ ! plane shot down by the > mission. for IMMEDIATE sance that delegates at Wednesday night’s The United States note said i have disclosed a $28,800 Russians July 1. J session. I>| to thee the closer than settlement has been paid | ' The Embassy said the body ¦ | plane was never Mr. Dewey last month de- will be flown out of Moscow ’: 30 miles to the Soviet coast and of a 28-year-old Lynch- Ail estate clined an invitation from Gov. Washington Area's Virtually to Wies- . that it had been "wantonly at- R immediately, probably burg man killed in the crash of Nelson A. Rockefeller to be . i tacked . . over international baden, Germany, where Ameri- . one State’s 10 W ./iLMpBrM; m| I A a Piedmont Airlines plane last of the delegates authorities will11 waters.” Choice, in Stock! can military at large. Mr. Dewey announced NEW 1960 United States officials have October 30 near Charlottesville. vlFWlilt take charge of it. his support of Vice President ¦¦ CHMSE THE C ‘R little that ,iOJhW.4XR!SEI!BE| pontiac I The Russians said the body ¦ [ hope the Russians The compromise settlement, Nixon for the G ’ O. P. presi- of the 39-year-old flyer : i will release the two survivors, first to be noted in court rec- before ® WANT... was dential nomination Gov. TbX -J CONVERTIBLES a •Ist Lt. John R. of ords here, Pied- found ' floating in rubber McKone, 28, was paid by : [ Rockefeller let it be known he boat offshore after a Soviet jet, Tonganoxie, Kans., and Ist Lt. mont Aviation, Inc., to the - would be available for a draft. ISs . fighter brought down the plane ' F. B. Olmstead. 24, the co-pilot, estate of Thomas H. Fox, 111. said rWfACz-WS"' Mr. Dewey's secretary -I Dtaltr DELIVERY the > Is will Babcock & Wilcox Co. Vlltittv YOU WANT! over Barents Sea. Two sur- i It expected they be tried The yesterday that Mr. Dewey was viving members of the plane : on espionage charges after the 1 engineer left his widow, Mrs. i not responsible for a report crew were captured, and the 1 trial of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Batricia. Cox Fox and two chil- published last month that he Russians said the other three i Powers, already announced for > dren, Chiswell Bourne Fox and told Gov. Rockefeller he would (crewmen were missing. August 17. Macon Heald Fox. not attend the convention. 4 * ¦ j a < 1 r