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cloak-and-d type so J
can't imagine him involved In
any foreign intrigue"
She said she had been null
ing over some Of the remarks
Mr.. Webster made while he
made a trip home in July, "ano
many things take a new mean
ing in light of what has
happened" =
When he returned to Russia
he took back nylon hose, some
records by Ella Fitzgerald and
an anthology of American
humor.
HE told me they were for q
professor at Moscow University
I thought it perfectly natural
at the time" she said.
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Lunsburgh Fund
Notes Anniversary

The Hebrew Free Loan Asso-
citation and Lansburgh Memo
rial Fund last night celebrated
its 50th anniversary at the B'nai
Israel Congregation.
Honored at the dinner was
Paul Himmelfarb. president OF
the association and one Of its
early members. The group
makes interest-free loans to
needy persons and families to
make 1t possible for them to
establish themselves In BUSH
nesses and occupations.
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The moneywe saved fmomnewhome would be- gone
wMhomMeN0tec1on Of GHZmudASdaH Service"

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the chances are that you are eligible for
on-Group enrolment. Mail this coupon!
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lection you can get against hospital
and doctor bills.
CHI and Medical Service Wash
ington's Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Plans offer the finest protection, dol
lar for dollar, that you can get.
Here are some of the many worta-more
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all kinds of plans unless you have the
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American lives are being saved every
day by the new miracle drugs now being
used by your doctor and hospital.
But these drugs are often costly.
And, because today's modern medical
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BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD
Dept. II, Transportation Building
Washington 6, D. C.
Please send to me without
obligation, full information on
Blue Cross-Blue Shield protection.
l understand you do not send
statesmen or solicit by phone.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA
IN AND FOB THE COUNTY

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
MINNIE c. RUSSELL. DECEASED
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
NOTICE Is HEREBY WEN that
pursuant to an q OF the DlsIrict
Of the State of Montana. In and for
the County of Richland. made on the
18Th day of April. A. d. 1853. IN the
aiboye capnoned eState the under
signed. Administrator OF me estate OF
Minnie G; Russell. decesseo; VA G d
les 1t 1000 O'Clock A.. M OF SAID
day at the office Of v. c. kocn.
Attorney at Law. Courthouse. 6Sdney
Montana, hereby d~eStenated as the
place OF t~ransacting the nuxaness On
ree hsenest and oest bdder for cash
which BIDS to be IN writing
led by ten percent (1Ol% on ue 10
nsysble e TIE time Of sale and the
balance upon confirmation y the
District Court all right. title Interest
Ruseell, deceased. At NE time OF {
deatn and all night. title, and interest
snat tire aid estaee hs b.. ope1anon
al Law or otherwise acquired other
than or In addition to mat OF me
said Mxmie c. Russell. deceased. aa
f1e 4tme OF her death In n too an
tfss< real property described IS fol-
lows, to-w1t.
Lot Three (3) of Section Five t3);
Lot One a. OF Section Six tell,
so Quarter (NEH) Eec1on eve
IN. Township Twenty-tour ca
Range Sixty (6ol.
DATED this list day of april. A. d.
DONNIE v. RUSSELL
Administrator
". G.. KOCH
Attorney at Law
Courthouse : o 81
Sidney, Montana
ATTORNEY for Administrator
Publish April % and May o
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tha'
the undersigned will on the ~
day of May. A. D. 1883. appiy 70 vic
County Treasurer of Rtchland County
TOR q tax deed TO the following de-
scribed property:
Lot 6. Block g. l. e. Newton Second
Addition to Fairview. hohlano
County, Montana
Amount Due: S-u
Iotx 10 * IL In Block - of Ken
1885, FIRST Addition to the Town
site OF Sidney. Montana
Amount Due: eioD0
Lots II & Il Block 10 OF L. New
lon Addition 10 F1irvi~. MonA
Amount Due: S1AD
81 100 Acres of and in NEi*NWN q
Section 10. Township "a. Range ~
Amount Due: 0DA
as u cre in the SWI.SWH Sec
don ;. Township n Range -
Amount Due: 01.U
lots Numbered 7 and Q In Block =
Lambert. Montana
Amount Due: Sl3l6 ---
70 no Acres In the wlzNEi... SEA-
NEA Section rs. ~
Range 81
Amount Due: 1901
Lot 2 of Block 10 of the Townsite O
Lambert. Montana
Amount Due: 0-l3
Lot No. q in Block 8 In Lambert
Richland County. Montana
Amount Due: sl64
lot 3 in Block 2 Original Towrsite
of Fahview Montana
Amount Due: Slo51z
Lots Is. is. II & 10 Block 8 of Saw
age. Montana -
Amount Due: 5000
Lots Numbered is. IT and 10 IN
Block No. 8 Lambert. Montana
Amount Dune: S74.Tz
One Acre In the NV Corner OF
SWI.NWA of Section T.
y. Range 50
Amount Due: Hl491
lots No. 7 and Q In Block No. ~
Kenoyer's First Addition TO sidney
Montana
Amount Due: $l56o.D
Lott Numbered ~. -. a. IS IN BLOCK
a. L. E. Newlon's Revised Poruon
Second Addition to Fa1rview. moi
t1na
Amount Due: ses20l
Lot / of Block 7 South Fairview.
Amount Due: sls5U
Lot Numbered II in Block Numbered
"a Kenoyer's First Addition
Amount Due: S7o.S
Lot 6 Block is of the Townsite OF
Lambert. Montana
Amount Due: sls5S
Dated this 9Th day of March. A. d.
E. L. HOOKER
clerk and Recorder
Richland County. Montana
lblish March 10. Is. April g. 10. Y
q. Nav 6. 13. %. n. 1893
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29
Airport News
JIM SEBASTIAN

Senator Mike Mansfield inform
ed the Sidney Chamber of Com
merce that Canada Is again in the
limelight with the recent finaliz-
ing of a bnateul agreement be-
tween Canada and the United
States. This agreement provides
the authority for m American
carrier to serve Regina either
thru Minot or WiHiston- AZ things
now stand Frontier will operate
Regina to Wilhston or North
Central will fly Regina to Ainot
depending upon the final decision
of the Civil Aeronauhcs Board
This decision is expected shortly.
Merle Beeler, Sidney agent for
Frontier Airlines, has been APP
pointed Senior Agent for From
tier Airlines in Salt Lake City and
will take over that position on
June /. Merle succeeds Meredith
Dexter. Senior Agent IN Salt
Lake City who has been appoint
ed Station Manager In Grand
Island. Beeler, a native of MILL
ken. Colorado, has been working
as an agent here In Sidney since
November of 1855. Good luck in
your new assignment, Merle By
the way his replacement has not
been announced
The press release of the CAB
concerning the Montana Service
case should be made final soon
This service involves the Hi-Line
run between Wolf Point west
bound thru Glasgow. Havre, Great
Falls, Lewistown and Billings. A
route between R~iverton, Wyo,
Jackson, Wyo. and Idaho Falls,
Idaho is also involved in the Mon
tana State Case.
Transcontinental competition
starts in Canada on May 4 when
Canadian Pacific Airlines in
augurates once daily service Mon
treal, Toronto, Winnipeg and Van
couver. Canadian Pacific will use
Britannia type aircraft Isl tour
ist seats and 80 first class seats)
offering 623 seats weekly. The
Canadian government recently
awarded this route to privately
owned Canadian Pacific restrict
ing flights to one daily, thus
the government owned
Trans Canada Airlines some COM
petition.
Passengers boarding Frontier
Airlines this past week here in
Sidney included Miss Florence
Whited, Billings; N. t. Brown,
Billings; Dick Robertson, Glen
dive; Dale Buscher, Billings; Ter
ry Whitaker, Columbus, Ga; Miss
Evjen, Williston; H. E..
Davis, Wolf Point; Mrs. Lima
.owall, Albuquerque, N. M;
Clarence Easton, Bismarck; w.
E. Rawlings, Billings; A. ". Har-
ris, Billings; c. R. Hurry, Billings;
and Roy Horton, Pennington, N.
NJ.
Another Frontier Travel Tip i
Leave Sidney 2:45 p. H Arrive
Great Falls 6:z1 p. H
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

The Girard Homemakers Club
met at Ruby Daniels home on
Monday. Mrs. Janet Redgren gave
the lesson and Mrs. Ruth Hubley
showed a cancer film. The next
meeting will be May 10, at Laura
Daniels at 2 pm.
Nh. and Mrs. Orvald Norgaard
and family were Wednesday even
ing supper guests at the Frank
Daniels home.
May 9th will be the date of the
Lone Butte Cemetery Association
to holds its yearly meeting. 1t
will be at the Chas Daniels home
and will be an evening meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Petersen of
Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Noah
and Ed Wendt were Wednesday
evening visitors at Oscar Peter
sens of Andes.
Mrs. Florence Conroy and Mrs.
Elmer Jensen were among the
ladies that enjoyed a day in miles
City on Thursday sponsored by the
Miles City Chamber OF Commerce
for the Homemakers Clubs of
many Montana Counties.
Gordon Jensen spent the week
end in Glendive, on the Sidney
High School debate team.
Mrs. Frank Daniels, Carol Sim
onsen, Izetta Jensen and Florence
Conroy attended the Richland
County Homemakers Spring Coun-
Gil meeting Wednesday in Sidney.
Mrs. Ida Simonsen, who has
just returned from MERGED, Cali
fornia, spent Friday visiting at
the Con Simonsen home.
The Farmers Union Jrs. will put
up their signs and have a weinie
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL Or
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IN TIL MATTER OF THE ESTATE
:" OF
ELLEN IRENE LALONDE.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR
PROBATE Or Ill
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN snal
wednesday. the 18Th day o, 1 .
a d.. 1853. al the hour OF 49,
n.cloct A. VI. Of said day. at the
Coe,rt room Of me above entlllen
court in the Courthouse. IN tne
CIV of Sidney, County of Ricnlann'
STE of Montana, has been appohle-
Cd az the time and place Tor proving
tSe LAST VIII and Testament OF hllen
irene Lalonde. deceased, ana 1oi
hearing the application OF Jay Id
Londe for the Issuance OF LelCels
20 him, when ana
v<nere any person Interested may
appear and contest the same;
Dated this 10th day of April a. ~
ALMA MURPHY
Clerk of District Court
PAUL H. CRESAP
Attorney for Petitioner
p. o. Address: Box 85
business Address;
30 Central Avenue South
1Publication Dates: April z. g.
May O.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

roast at the Girard Hall on May O..
A hankie shower and coffee party
for Mrs. Emma Salisbury was held
Friday afternoon at the Bert WICK
strom home in Sidney. Those at
tending from this community were
Ruby and Laura Daniels, Frances
Wick, May Helen Arneson, Betty
Danielson and Myrl Salisbury.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

Speed was blamed for o
than 40 per cent of the traffic
deaths and injuries in the U. s.
during 1858.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

Motor vehicle accidents killed
36,70O and injured 2,825,000 on
u. S. highways during 1858.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29
~SHORT-LIvED ROOF

Newport, KY. - One hour after
he put a new roof on his home,
Ernest Johnson discovered a fire
in the house. The roof was de-
stroyed by the flames.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

It is no feat to make money Il
you already have it.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

games. winners q me VAk1OuS
events were:
Adult Barrel Hace -
Dean Whiteman 10-5
Aileen Lightfield 1873
Novice Barrel Hore
Sharon Whiteman ILL
Marlys Woodwork 245
Boys Barrel Hscv
Lee Lightfield zO6i
Larry Putnam II
Girls Barrel RAGS
Linda Lightfield 28
Adult Pols Bending
Aileen Lighted 20
Dean Whiteman 295
Novice Pole Bending
Marlys Woodwork Al
Boys Pole Bending
Larry Putnam 81
Charles Boyer 1913
Girls Pole Bending
Linda Lightfield A.6
Kids Sack Race
Debbie Mercer and Linda Light
field First
Gary Herbst and Lee Lightfield
second
Baton Race
Dean Whiteman, Marjorie Muir
ray, Glib and Aileen Lightfield
First
Ben Mercer, Erwin, Larry and
Jack Putnam Second
Kids Rescue Race
Lee Lightfield and Gary Her
bst rlrsl
Rescue Race
Erwin Putnam and Ben Mercer
First
Marjorie Murray and Aileen
Lightfield Secono
The next Fun Frolie will be
Sunday, May 3rd- Bob Rehbeen,
George Provost and Charles Grow
will be in charge Of the races and
games. -,
The next regular meeting will
be Friday, May l at the Club
house. Anyone interested is vel
come to attend /,
Saddle up and come to Lambert
Sunday, May 3rd-
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29
Lambert Saddle CEub
Holds Fun Frolic

The Lambert Saddle Club hid
their first Fun Frolic of the season
on Sunday, April IS.
Ben Mercer and Erwin Putnam
were in charge II the races and
games. Winners a the various
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Miscellaneous
For Sale
BOYS SHOE SKATES and case

BOYS SHOE SKATES and case,
used twice; outgrown; perfect
condition; $40. LA. 6-3761.
NERO. so cpe.: r. and h., loaded,
new bat. and seat covers; Lin
coin Zephyr cd; $225. CIR.
3-3984.
STUDE. SO va hdtp., cd. T.
and h., Wv. new bat, duals;
good cond.; 1895. CIR. 1894.
FOR SALE-Large scale model
tractors; best offer; HO train
equip; best offer. Call BOB,
JU. 5-0609.
MERCURY 81 for sale; $3.50.
Partly customiZed with rebuilt
motor. Going into service,
must sell. Call BOB, JU. 5-0953
MOTOR SCOOTER 1949 Cush-
man: with sidecar; good con-
dition, motor recently over
hauled; SIS. Also Lionel cleo
trio train with accessories; SIS.
SIP. 3-8067.
CHEW. 50 hardtop conv.; black,
floor shift; body in Al cond.
loaded hood and trunk, WV
tires; needs engine work; also
have 2 and 6 inch lowering
block; dual CARDS. with Wei
and aluminium manifold: f.
carb. fuel block; best offer
Between 1T, WA. 7-1027.
COLLIE PUPS, 3 mos, tri and
sable, S gen. ped. 2 males, 2
females. Weekdays after ABB
pm, LA. 6-9217.
FOR SALE-6-cylinder Plymouth
motor, clutch, trans, starter
generator; 5000 miles. $50;
9-foot GE refrigerator, SIS:
Jigsaw, heavy duty. 18-in
throat. $40; diaphram compress
sor and spray gun. $12; alumni
mum bicycle; 2 seats, as is. $12;
one 24-inch. and one 20-inch
boys bicycle, each. Sc. OIL
1890.
PARAKEETS, babies, breeders;
So ca: breeding cages. flights
nest boxes. OIL. 2-618l.
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TEEN 'WEDICS'

Continued From Poee 3
graded on results of our
work"
There are no text
books because we're not
teaching theory" ex-
plains DR.. Strauss.
"We're just doing
things. Graduates who
have come back to see
me say they're just
hearing about the things
in their freshman year
in college which they
actually did their senior
year in high school here
We're not training these
kids as medical techni-
clans. We're giving them
a taste of a possible vo-
cational opportunity
and they're jumping at
the chance"
That's why I'm TAX
ing lab TECH" said Is
year-old Lorrita Powell.
81 wanted to get a taste
of medicine. And it
tastes good!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

FOR SALE-193O Ford sports
coupe; good condition; also
1890 Tudor sedan, excellent
condition; rebuilt motor. CIR.
3-1413.
CARBURETORS, three two's,
complete for 1858 or SO, 348-
cu.-in. Chevy. Call Mon.
through Fri, VIII. 2-4800. ask
for RONNIE.
FOR Gretsch guitar am
pliher, inputs. very good
condition; SIS. Call IA. 2-9305.
SUPRO. STEEL GUITAR, picks,
bar metronone, music stand.
books; 500 or best offer. Call
SIP. 3-2735 after 6 pm.
RADIO, '52-'54 Mere, $50: IL
volt D. c. police. s45: Plymouth
hub caps, s12; Mercury-type
skirts, $12: two l5-in. Chev.
wheels, tires and tubes, So.
LII. 3-2840.
MERCURY "a, minus engine
Body is in good shape. Also
good Mercomatic trans. for
same year: must sell. $50 or
best offer. Call JOE. VIII.
5000.
PLYMOUTH SO coupe: Va. in
spected, running condition.
good body, never wrecked. one
family car; $50 or best offer.
Temple 6-5243.
GAME TABLE-Beautiful mo-
sale tile, ideal for chess and
cards. Must see to appreciate.
JE. 2-9034.
MOTOR BIKE. homemade: H.
hip. Briggs & Station engine
with auto. clutch; $40. JE-
4-6411.
TV - Admiral 121z in; excel.
cond. JE. 2-8406.
GUNS-.22 pumps, SIS and $50:
l dble. Dbl. II ga. shotgun, SIS:
l Remington rolling block .43
CAL, $40; / Remington rolling
block 7-mm.. SIS; broken .
revolver. can be fired. Call
WO. 6-7246.
FOR SALE-Two smittys for SO
Chevy: also fender skirts.
cruiser type. Best offer. JE.
2-7697.
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JOIN NOW-Frankie Avalon Fan
Club. Call MARY ANNE, VIII.
6-2432, or NELL, VIII. 6-5375.
FOR YOUR NEXT DANCE or
party get the fastest rising
band in the Washington area,
the new CHESSMEN - the
band with personality and YER
Satilitv. Call HA. 2-9486 or UN.
4-9387.
TEEN-GIRLS CLASS forming to
read MUSIC. Quick method.
Exper. teacher. Saturdays.
HO. 2-5280.
JOIN the newest and greatest
fan club ever-THE HOLI-
DAYS. Colt IS recording stars
of BIG BROWN EYES" and
Cold Shoulder" Will write
you a letter and send you a
membership card. pictures and
a surprise bonusI Send a self
addressed stamped envelope to
=. HOLIDAYS FAN CLUB. II
Wessex I'd. Silver Spg-, Nd
PHI DELTA'S BARN DANCE
BEAT Street." Nov. IA, 9-12,
Elks Lodge, Silver Spring.
Rock to The Rhythm Makers"
500 draq. $1-25 stag.
DOUBTFUL about music ability?
Scientific musical aptitude
testing. Indiv. or group rates
by Apt. co. 5-7271. Re. 7-6629.
BARBELL BODYBUILDING
CLUB-Interested boys contact
John deButts. Hamilton. We.
CT. 5-4120.
"SENTIMENTALS" ORCHES-
IRA FOR HIRE-The perfect
group for any party or dance.
with special emphasis on par
ties and formals. We can sup
ply groups of three TO seven
teen pieces. Music for any
mood. Call OIL. 6-4155.
VERSATILE, YOU BET, Get
the band of many styles: play
good dance music. THE
CHIRPS, OIL. 2-8035.
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Miscellaneous
Wanted

WORLD BOOKS, recent edition,
good condition, reasonable: by
13-year-old boy who wants 1t
badly. LELAND CHESKIS. JU.
8-4843.
WANTED-Teens in BIC. c., Po-
tomac, Md, area interested in
sharing horse. Call MARY,
OIL. 6-5818.
OLD U. S. Collector will
pay top cash for any gold
coins, Indian head pennies and
other dates and types. DE.
2-2107.
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Greetings

HAPPY. ANNIVERSARY to q
dear couple. Nom and Dad
Stif1er. With love. LUCY and
MEL.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to the
most wonderful Darents in the
world. Oct. Is. Love from
DEBBIE and BUD.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to the
most wonderful parents in the
world. October rs. GARRY
and NANCY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a real
sweet guy. KENNY DRYE, on
Oct. %. ELAINE.
JANIS NICHOLS. Happy Birth
day OF Oct. "a. Hope you have
a happy year. GAIL and TOM.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY . to
RUDDY and ROLAND. IS
years of loving love. DON and
BILL.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the
sweetest teacher I know.
MARINA TUYA. on Oct. %.
Your favorite scholar. SUSIE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to ANN
REED from her Fan Club.
KENNY MILLER. Happy nth
on the 22nd. Love va. D. d.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY to
KAREN PATRICIA ELLIS on
Oct. q. With love, BARBARA
CONGRATULATIONS, mother
and dad. MARY ANN, JOHN
and WINNIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
Notices

LIKE GOOD MUSIC? Then you
will like the NOMADS. with
music and prices to please.
JU. 5-4252.
TEEN CLUBS, SCHOOLS. If
you need a band. look no more.
The BELVEDERES give IFS job
refs. Call HE. 4-2348.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday pm for Sunday following Ads
received too late will appear a week later.
RATES: lines Csc 10c each additional line You can
figure the yourself Allow average per
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure cost Give adj
dress and telephone number and send your adj plus
payment TEEN-ADs. The Washington Star. WASH
tngton 3. d. C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

CINE with 4-barrel carb.,
200 hip, 303.7 ci.; 10000 mi.
Must sell. real low price. Call
CIR. 3-2168.
AMPLIFIER; Fender de luxe;
enc month old. Two instru-
sment and two-mike inputs;
500. Call KENNY at 10. Z
1925.
SKATES, girls rink, size 8; like
new; SO. New uke and case.
$50. Hobart 2-4092.
C2, girls. 26-in. and
28-in.: good cond. $40 each.
DISMANTLED 1884 Fords.
Chevs. and Mercurys. Call
RICHARD. SP. 3-1266. Sat.
only.
STAMPS GU. S. and world-wide)
Selling my entire collection
of 5000 stamps at very low
prices. You can buy them by
countries or mixed different in
packets of S25c, SOC. 75c. 81,
SIPS, $1.5O SITS and 81. Please
write two choices. On order
less than 81 please include Sc
for postage. PETER N. cOUS-
SAS. $40 Eye ST. NV, WASH
ipgton l, D. C. :
FORD 1878: two-carb. mani
folds, heads. Cadillac speed
parts; need rods. EN-. 2-6393.
LAWN MOWER, rotary; ia hip.
BIS engine: excel. cond.: orig
inal cost $50, now $27. HE.
4-O333
FORD VS. ENGINE, 50; 243 &C.:
complete, good condition: best
offer over $35. IA. 4-4328.
ROLLER SKATES, girls Chi
cago Hyde shoe), size 6. Ex-
cellent cond. So, or will ex-
chang for comparable skates,
size Z. JU. 8-2292.
DOES BROTHER or sister need
a junior-bed-size all-wool blan-
ket in good condition? We
have 4 that can be purchased
for 50 each. HA. 2-3901.
CHEVY IS; loaded. lowered. T.
and h., stick shift, new paint.
new w.-w.'s. cloSe-ratio gears.
Mallory ignition. good cks ma
chine. needs little work. new
Va. ms. $3.50 or best offer: will
consider trade. Call BOB: day,
ME. 8-1823; eyes,, JE. 1899.
PLYMOUTH 50: Chrysler pow
cred. Motor needs work. Must
sell. $50 or best offer. RE.
6-4210.
CAMERA, AXIS Linholf am
Strobe. $195; Barbell set, 300
lb. with shoes, SIS. Phone
Franklin 3-2804 or write w. S.
LEWIS, Rte. 2. Hollywood, Md.
FORD 48 va engine, with clutch
and flywheel; excellent condi-
ton, $40. OIL. 6-2031.
RED CORD. rain-shine coat,
teen IL; blue car coat, size Is.
Asst. jmprs.. clths. 10. $1,000.
FORD '49. Olds. engine. custom
lied; 1895 or best offer. VIII.
2-2697.
RADIO, Zenith, portable and
plug-in: good condition: bat
teries included; $14. Call JIM,
JU. 5-2819.
MOTORCYCLE 1856 AlIstate;
$50 c., good condition: $225 or
best offer. Call ARTHUR
CHURCHILL, RE. 7-8250 from
to 5 pm.
FORD 40 coupe; titan red;
rolled and pleated uph., modi-
fed Sc Olds engine, $500 in
vested, no reasonable offer re-
fused: also lowering clamps
for coil springs, front, So; rear,
81; pair 14-in. ST Dodge spin
ners, $40. OIL. 2-8438.
NERO. 81; bell housing, f1y-wh.,
cd. trans: new clutch and th.-
out. All $50. 10. 2-1938.
GO-CART, new Clinton "A-490'
ay,d 1E-cu lin cvclo engine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
BRIEFS

1.-The Thread That Runs
So True" the first play of
the season at Stratford jun
ior High School, Arlington,
will be presented at 8 pm,
November 6 and 7 in the
school auditorium.
Set in the hills of Ken
lucky, the play concerns the
difficulties encountered by a
teen-aged teacher at a one
room country school in 1920.
Starring in the Stratford
production directed by teach
ers Laurence Walch and Mrs.
Jane Terrell. are Bill Bond,
a ninth grader. as Jessie
Stuart, the teen-age in
structor; Peter Daymont,
ninth grade, as John Conway.
the indifferent superintend-
ent: Mike Lenvin, eight
grade, as Burt, a friendly coal
miner, and Bob Myerson.
ninth grade. as Guy. the
school troublemaker. Admis-
sion is IS cents for students
and SO cents for adults.
Il + 4
The FairfaX-FallS Church
wing of the Washington Met
ropolitan Squadron. Civil Air
Patrol, will meet every Mon
day night in the Falls Church
High School auditorium.
June Katz. a Fairfax High
senior, is the wings adjutant.
June also holds the highest
attainable rank, master SER
geant.
The wings aim is to pro-
mote aviation e NC a t on
among teen-agerS. The first
hour of each meeting in
cludes practice in military
drill and talks by experienced
members on such subjects as
aviation and airways in cleo
tronics and others.