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munication OF Hope Lodge,
No. 20, +. A. A M Is
hereby called Il" the Hii pur- .
pose Of conducting the Ma
sonic burial services for
our late brother. HARRY
H WASSER, on Thursday,
1870 at IN a ~
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ROBERTS. SAMUEL. Officers and
M :' E|II'.: i j !. !: : u.
uWA4 the Lee Funeral Home,
mIdMN 4th st and Mass, ave.
ne, at 10 am. Thursday, March
81. Interment Singers Glen, Va.
WILLIAM A. JORDAN. Secy.
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coOKsEY, THOMAS v. On Tuesday

March 70. 1900, THOMAS v.
COOKSEY of Indian Head, Nd,
beloved husband of Lucy J. Cook
James o., Joseph L. and Thomas
v Ccoksey. ir.; Mrs. Reggie Garner,
Mrs. Margaret Allen and Mrs. Mary
W. Cowan. He also is survived by
twenty-five grandchildren. ten great
A. Hancock and Mrs. Joe Higdon,
and two brothers. Samuel and Frank
Cooksey Funeral from the HUNT
Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd, on
Friday, April /, at $3.50 am. Mass
at st. Mary's Church. Bryantown,
Nd. at 10 am. Interment church
cemetery, Rosary on Thursday,
March 81, at s nm
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CoNLEY, LUCINDA. On sunday,

Mach asI sLUHNpH issC A. Primo. I'M eTsqsy oeoqs..
County Hospital. LUCINDA L.
cONLEY OF 512-B 62d place ne,
beloved wife of Carrington R. Con.
ley. mother Of Joseph L. London,
Carrineton R. Conley. IT,, and Joan
BY 9 mother-in-law, Mrs. Constance
Conley; one sister-in-law, Mrs.
M. Julia Ives, and other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Conley
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home. 80 H st. ne. after
pm. Wednesday. March 80, where
services will be held on Thursday.
March 81, at 8 am. Friends will
please assemble at the above resi-
denee, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 40
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JOHNSON, ROBERT Suddenly. or

Tuesday. March 30. 1860. ROBERT
JOHNSON Of l3 r st. NV. hus-
band OF Ella johnson OF Raleigh.
n, c. He also leaves to mourn
his passing host OF devoted
friends. Reposing at the John T
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home. 30I5
18th st. ne. Notice OF funeral
later
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CRossON, THELMA GREEN.

March 81. at pm. ''
CRossoN. THELMA GREEN. On
District oenerai Hospital, THELMA
3ooK oa beCEe99s oR9ss4s s}s of Sob.rs S ststiSn etS.
son Of s11 11th St, ne. She also
leaves q devoIeu mother, Mrs. ha.,le
Wright; one aunt, Mrs. Alice j.
Britt: two uncles, Bennie and Nelson
'' and friends md fao Prom 0'nef to rfiat5yss p,m'
at Latney's Funeral home, 1S22
lth st. NV; thence to the Greater
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 500
tftsans tfne nOon sSs sstarday ss Hnt Apr I%nersl
the Rev. John E Thomas in charge,
!nterment Lincoln Memorial ceme-
5lst ave. hillside. Nd, on Mach
20, 1860, husband Of Gertrude de- NJ II
Cumberland, father of Conrad C.,
william F., Theodore, Joseph A,
M.rv Snd Charles Inn r Cgmberlsnd, IT,;
ana derrade Ana sTsnS' Kns Kfse D. sesTs,.
q Chambers Funeral Home, 81?
1lth st. Sc, on Friday, April /.
al, at II l:3O am: Interment Congress
ELLIS, ETHEL NJ. On Monday, March
2S, 1850, at Hadley Memorial Hos
pitsl. ETHEL MAE ELLIS OF $500
Bel place ne. She leaves q de-
, voted husband, John B. Ellis: three
kGns' is' James; & BENJAMIN and John
yohnson, Mrs. Doris Wilson, Mrs.
Nellie Brandt and Miss izoia Ellis.
AlSo surviving are many grand
enildrsni among whom are james
s'9 s%a h.Bs ss0si rleads ads etass atsr r'iTs'
Thursday. March 81, friends NAV
SaH at the Henry s. Washington
sons Funeral Home, 1925 Deane
vim ,. held a pm. i'at Friday serxISsl XDti
l, the Rev. @. L. Washington of.
nm.tag, nneiatitng 1nterment Woodlawr
FADELEY. MARIAN R. On Mopd.v
March 2s. 1880. at National Ortho.
IAN r FADELEY Of 2524 Nortf
MCKINLEY ST. Arlington. Va. wife
snd 'hs aoth.r fts Df 81 Be- S.0rSs Jsm.s 3
GnarleS r, Fadeiey Of washington on
Of the home address. Also survived
oy & enc sister, Miss Elizabeth Rict
Friends may call 81 Pearsons FI u
neral Home 472 North Washington
r., Falls Church, Va. Funeral serv
ICES from Falls Church PRESBYTERIAN
npf9h pSn on In,Il!sd Thursday March March q. q
terv
tlLLY, THEODORE N. OF 473:
5aoomer ose.. ave. suitland, Md. on Marci
-, 1850, wife Of the late Rev
rall c. Filly, stepmother Of EdnI
mel Handy and Frances M. d
ssTTfGsi' sssmGfna' aunt Of Jean N. scowe
Home. 5l7 11th st Sc on vi
cay. April at Q pm, Intern,en
arlington National Cemetery 3i
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GRIMES. JOHN HAMMOND. On Tues
day, March 20. 1860. at Montgom-
ery County General Hospital QIney.
beloved husband OF Ethel v Grimes
Of Washington Grove. Md: father
Of John 4. Grimes. IL; Raymond L.
Grimes, Doris ]. Grifith and Grace
z. Howard. Also survived bv four
Kramer. Agnes Henderson and Ed
ward B. Grimes. Friends NAV call
at the Francis H. Barber Funeral
Home, Laytonsville. Nd md. Rte.
lOSl, where services will be held on
Friday, April /, at pm. Inter-
ment Laytonsville Cemetery
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March IS. 1856. MiLToN n. % Ms.
Vile, Nd, beloved husband Of boro-
thy Mister and father OF Virginia
Lorraine Moore, Carolyn T. Robert
son and Nancy Mister. He also
Is survived by his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Franklin Mister. two
sisters, Doris Roe and Vivian Out
ten; brother OF Winfred Mister and
two grandchildren Mr.. Mister rests
at the GaSch Funeral Home. 4139
Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille, Nd:
Services at the EXmore Baptist
Church. Exmore. Va. on Thursday,
March 81. at > pm, Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Belle
Haven, Va 80
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HARRISON. LESTER 1. On sunday

March 81, 1860. LESTER L. HAIR
loving husband Of Jennie Harrison
and brother Of Mrs. Pearl Cooper
Crawford and Hosea Harrison. Also
surviving are one niece, six neph-
ews, other relatives and friends
After 4 pm Friday, April !, friends
may call at the johnson a. Jenkins
Funeral Home. 1904 Georgia ave
NV. where funeral services will be
held on Saturday. April .. at l2
noon, the Rev John Carr oficiat-
ing. Interment Smith Chapel ceme-
terry, Pisgah, Nd. 81
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MACkALL. ULYSSES. on Sunday,
Georges General Hospital, ULYSSES
MACKALL of 7O5 Addison I'd. Fair
Of Susie K. Macksil. devoted father
OF Vivian Mackall. Harry Garland.
Ulysses J. and Erskine E. Mackall.
He also is survived by seven grand
children, three daughters- in la W.
one brother-in-law and other rela-
tives and friends. The late Mr.
Mackall will lie in state at the Ma
sonic Hall. Addison rd. and Goth
place, Fairmont Heights, Nd. from
pm. Thursday. March 81, TO o
am. Friday, April /. Thereafter
at the Grace Methodist Church, ZIG
59th ave, where services will be
held at pm. the Rev. John r
Monroe officiating. Interment Ma
tional Harmony Cemetery. Services
by Stewart. 81
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RUDOLPH 2. suddenly,
R RoLfa LHfpdfy' MaESH MESwSsp ri 1852 q Isyi 81
Quincy. st. NV beloved husband
OF Catherine c Merward. Funeral
from the Taltavull Funeral Home,
3603 l4th st. nv. on THURSDAY,
March 81. at $3.50 am. REQUIEM
mass at the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart at . am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 80
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MEhWAhUI hUDULFH. Omcers and
an members OF Keane Coun-
~NAAw Gil. No. 1858, K. of c.. are
A-A requested to be present on
&S Wednesday, March 80.
NNAAIV 1860, at pm. for the
NI/ recitation Of the rosary for
w the repoSe OF hts soul at
the Warren Taltayull Funeral Home,
1908 l4th st NV.
ANTHONY D AMBROSE,
JAMES sPELMAN, I'm Fin. s' sscH'
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Msss5 90. iSsS. THEoDoRE Il 81 ocfssaeE Z.
HIBBERp Of Woodland Beach. Nd :.
berd and father II chsrlene Raw
Paul Stephen Hibberd and David
Roger Hibberd Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 473n Balti-
more ave-. Hyattsville. Md, on
Thursday. March 81 at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln CemeterV
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JOHNSON. BOOKER JEFFERSON. On

sSRasy SsR: Hd.Ds MsEsR e So0RSs sSR 6 J6Ts E5ffs
SON. devoted husband Of Rubena
johnson and beloved father Of John
H. johnson, He leaves to mourn
their loss four sisters. two brothers,
Reposing at the John T. Rhines q
Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th ST.
ne, where friends may call after
4 pm. Wednesday, March 30 Fu-
neral and interment on Friday.
April /. at Amelia County. Va 80
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IcPHERsoN, ANNA AUGUSTA CLARK,

on sunday ana Msrss eSoSsA4 ~ 100, SaHAH al
CLARK McP fEkSON. mother OF O.
Walton Wenkenbaeh: sister of Mrs.
Orvett A. conklin and Walter Dor
sey, Clark, Friends are invited to
Fdnetal s Home 'S9'iSoosre' of Rooers A n1se Pam.
phrev. Bethesda, Nd. until 10 m.
Wednesday. March 30. Services
and inIerment private. 81
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day March 90. 1860. at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. 5000 New
Hampshire ave. n E.. ELLEN ELIZA
kinia Malone Heller and John W.
Bishop. She also is survived by
eight grandchildren 1e Rreat-grand-
children and four great-great-erand-
Hines Co. Funeral Home 290i l4th
st. NV. on Thursday. March 81. at
. pm. fparkinR facilitiesl inter-
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BROWN, WILLIAM n. 1917 North

BROWN, WILLIAM H., 1917 North
AzEM Va. who passed away
kI>mGA 1860, All members are
urged to attend the
services for Brother
BROWN on Wednesday,
March 80, at 9:15 pm,
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SCHRoELL, LOUIS. On Tuesday,
pital. Bethesda. Nd, LOUIS
nette Poore Schroell OF 3279 South
Stafford St. Arlington. Va: father
Of Mrs. Mary Jane Hunserford OF
Alexandria, Va, and brother OF
Mrs. Mary Estes Of Silver Spring,
thesda, Nd Funeral services on
Friday. April /. at 10 am. al
Fort Myer Chapel. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. Friends
may call at the Eyerly -Whe tley
I'd Alarandria Va N
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MILLER. JOHN W. CBILL). On Mon
aospitSi' JOHN ' W MIL MILLER Of iiGiss lss
Condor terrace Sc, beloved nus
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Miller
of Opeouon. Va; brother Of Mrs.
Henry Steele OF Washington. d. c.:
Mrs. Jack Pomeray Of Front Royal,
Va; Charles N Miller Of Wash
ington. D. c., and Robert L. Miller
of Opequon, Va. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST.
and Mass ave ne, where services
will be held on Friday, April 1,
AZ 1 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 81
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MISTER. MILTON NJ. The onae.rs

n. and members OF Mount
A y: I:2::| !: 9 !: g:
NN held at the Gasch Funei al
~ Home, 473g Baltimore
ave HyattSville, Md, on Wednes-
day, March 80. 1850. at 3 pm.
for our late brother MILTON NJ.
JOHN @. GLADINo. W. NJ.
WILLIAM =. MORTIMER. Jr.. secy.
80
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02
DAUGHTERS WHO WILL MAKE
EUROPEAN TOUR:

Mrs Bessc I. Smith, 3O56 Imperial
ave San Diego, Calf; Mrs. Radell
johnson, SIS Jewel Drive, San Diego,
Calf; Mrs. Louise Hemphill, 221 N
35th ST., San Diego, Calf; Mrs
Matte Grimes, 5556 Dream, San
Diego, Calf; Mrs, Ernestine Nolte,
1872 Jamul, San Diego. Calf; Mrs
Lucille Nisbett, 1877 North 80 ST,
San Diego 2, Calf; Mrs. Pauline
Lucinda Mack, 1856 Warder st, NV.
Washington, DC; Mrs. Louise An
derson, D. B. Righteousness, 1903
Amherst St, East Orange, NJ; Mrs.
Marybelle Tate, 1925 Burlingame
ave, Detroit S, Mich; Mrs Essie
Lee Oates, 463 So Forest ave,
Youngstown 6, Ohio; Mrs. Myrtle l.
bearing 1874 No Euclid st, St.
Louis 13, Mo; Mrs. Vivian Franklin,
1854 West Bell, St. Louis, Mo; Miss
Eulalie Taylor, 81 Louis Place, St.
Louis Place, ST. Louis 10, Mo; Mrs.
Pearl Brown 1908 West North ave,
Baltimore. Md; Mrs Lillian E. Sci
by, 2O6 II IS ave. Bayside 81, NY;
Mrs. Bertha Morgan, ITO st. Nichols
ave, Now York, NY; Mrs. Laura
Lee Glass. IS Burd St, Nyack, NY;
Mrs. Nettie Carter Jackson, IS Temp
kinS Place, Staten Island, 10 NY.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02

led under the churchS second pas
tor, the Rev. A. R. Mckee. A
total of $3.50 was raised and the
first stage of the new church, a
40 by so basement, was construct
i ed.
Worship services were conduct
ed in the basement by the third
pastor, the Rev. Young, and the
fourth, the Rev. S. M. Dukes, who
resigned after six months.
The present auditorium was built
over the basement under the lead
.ership of the fifth pastor, the Rev.
g. B. Locke, a young minister
from Salem Baptist Church. The
church was decorated and repair
ed during the passionate of its next
minister, the Rev. c. w. Saunders.
Building fund for the proposed
new church was started by the
Rev. Eliza Kilgore, who served
the church from 1914 until his
death in 1858. He was succeeded
by the Rev. H. c. Chambers who
was pastor three months before
his resignation.
The Rev. Mr.. Graves and his
family came to Mt. Olive Baptist
Church in 1858 and plans for a
new church we're renewed. A par
also has been purchased
and remodeled since the Rev. Mr..
Graves has been pastor.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02

UP these Jobs TO the members of the
Negro race and ii is our opinion
that It will be in the minds of these
religious leaders to attempt TO STIR
the patronage of the Negro group
10 these stores. which will changer
the economic picture of many. There
is slight change among the mind
of several of our local store and
business leaders toward giving the
Negro labor group chance. We
shall sec Just how far this trend
lv>r.>s5,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02
EDITORIAL
thinking AHEAD

On yesterday. was called TO >it in
on. what turned out TO be. ono OF
the most interesting meetings OF
minds OF men, that | have sat i'm
many many years The meeting was
one called by one of the leaders of
the Ministerial group of Champaign.
usually called, North East Cham
paign', or the North Side -, |
was, in reality. quite surprised When
| observed the depth and weight OF
the minds and conversations of these
distinguished leaders. They impress
Sed me as being Leaders in every
sense of the word, and if they keep
on going in the direction they now
seem to be headed we may expect to
witness much real and lasting pro-
ercSs among the people of that side
of the city The gentlemen present
AT the meeting were; Rev. Eugene
Williams. pastor of Salem Baptist
Church; Rev c. Nj Curry, of Bethel,
A.ME.; Rev. J. E. Graves, of Mt,
Olive Baptist and DR.. A. W. Bishop,
of ST Luke. {. NJ T. Methodist
Church. Other members of the
clergy of that sidy of the city vera
unable to attend the meeting These
gentlemen are not only the spirit
ual leaders of their respective groups
but they are the leaders of their
groups in the matter of their economy
and general welfare as we'll 1t was
interesting TO note the genuine i'm
pOrtanCe with which they considered
the matters of employment of our
people in the various industrial
Institutions of the city. They desired
10 have me give them all the in
formation might have in this respect
and they are going about the matter
OF getting all they possibly can get
IN their own way about the matter
OF employment of members of our
group in every field of opportunity
IN the city And, really, we expect
TO get some doors opened to those
qualified in many of our local in
StitutionS 1t is TO be remembered
that Rev. Williams is a member oe
the Mayors Committee on Human
Relations, and he is not asleep. The
other ministers are just as much in
tereSted as he appears TO be in these
matters. Our business men need not
be surprised when these gentlemen
call at their offices with information
on the exact status of the Negro
in the fields of labor available 10 the
majority group of our people We
feel that most of these EMPLOYERS
~ill listen and begin to think about
the hard facts the Negro is called
upon 10 pay taxes, and in every
way. give to every movement spon-
sorcd by any group or groups of the
city. This. the Negro. has always
sidcring that he is not generally en-
pIoyed in many of the fields of
industry in the city. Ii has been
contended by many that Champaign
does not need FEPC; but the records
of employment among Negroes does
not support this fact If our stores
tand institutions that hire service
would show a little more concern
about the members of the Negro
race when they hire help, VIC coulot
see the point of their contention; but
the trend in the direction of wipine
out the need for FEPC are slow
indeed 1t is quite commendablc
that our church and religious leaders
arc beginning to get in to the fight
for Freedom. We are all extremely
happy for the few who have opened
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Sanctuary Will Seat 1876

A sanctuary with a seating ca
pacity of 1876 plus a balcony for
SIS persons and an overflow meet
ing room will be provided in the
new Mt. Olive Baptist Churc h
which is to be constructed this
spring.
Designed by Creative Building
Inc, the church also will contain
Sunday school rooms, offices and
a basement area with kitchen.
Choir space behind the pulpit will
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02

a seat 40 persons.
Or The Rev. j. E. Graves, pastor
It said that the building fund drive
lie will be intensified so that construc.
h ton may begin on time.
is The new building, to be con-
structed near the existing building
Ig which later will be razed, will be
IN the third structure for the congre-
ID cation.
l. The church was organized March
Il Is, 1916 by mission prayer band
= led by the Rev Owens, then pastor
of Salem Baptist Church. The Rev.
D. j. Tyler was the first pastor
and as the church grew in mem
bership a lot with two houses was
bought
One of the houses was used for
worship services and the other was
rented Tor income, ACCORDING 10
the recently completed church
history. The lot and buildings cost
$1,000. The pastors salary was
$50 a month.
In five years the lot was paid
for and the congregation began
considering building.
The first building fund was start
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BICYCLE, boys 26-in. English
lightweight, has 3-speed gears.
good tires and hand brakes;
hke-new condition; $2S. SO.
$500.
PHILMORE ELECTRONIC, re-
mote control unit, $40; Heath
tube tester, SIS; audio gener-
ator, SIS; scope. SIS: VTVM,
&25; signal tracer, $40; signal
generator, so stereo record
player, $40: parts, motors: must
sell verythig. WA. 7-157S.
CAMERA, Kodak IS. built-in
range finder, ETC., was, $3.50;
sell, &25: enlarger, SIS; printers,
driers, tanks, papers, chemi-
Gals, cheap; stereo record
player. $40; 1870 French label
rife, $40. WA. 7-l578.
SHOE SKATES, girls, good
cond., size Q. $40. call 10. 3
O651.
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Miscellaneous
Wcnted

MUST RENT or buy small work
ing refrigeratcr-type motors.
Call JU. 5-5T57.
WANTED - Old Mariner Scout
uniform, misses size II. Oh.
4-l29l.
PING-PONG TABLE; prefer one
folding legs. CL. $3.50.
BIKE, girls 24-in., light or mid
dleweight, in very good condl-
ton only. MA. 2-0847.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS, be-
fore 80; any condition JE,
4-3707.
FREE AUTO TRAILER for use
In Boy Scouts; also any free
radios, TVS, etc, any condition.
JE. 3-2O00.
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Greetings

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Linda
Koci0l.- Love from NOM, DAD.
STU. GRANDPA and ROOKIE.
HAPPY BTTHDAX, oct. n. to
Carol. Best wishes for q won
derful year ahead. You deserve
it! Love from JANE and
MOTHER
HAPPY I6sh BTKTMnAY. 10 Le-
roy from q girl who win all
ways remember you. CAROL.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY. saini. Love
and kisses from DADDY,
MOTHER AND JEFF.
HAPPY sBERTMDAY to Warren.
Love from DONNA. BOBBY
JAY and TOM.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
TEEN, Rssss75r

WIN A AGICROPHONE-List for
$2905. Your Hi-Fi and public
address headquarters RAYCO
SOUND. JU. e-925s
1 PREDICT tklkt II 1.epie Casner
is not elected the next presi-
dent Of the Walter johns
son Sophomore Class Council,
somebody else win be.
THE COLLEGIANS. NAL Lew
MSoN. RAs $1,000.
Rod and Gus
tomsi : Would you like skirts
painted, lakes installed. dnals
installed, front and rear heated,
with complete guarantee; mild
customixing2 Everything done
professionally with small bits
on your pocket. Can JTM for
appointment this week. CIR.
4-oO60.
DANCE BANn for hire; 9 year
professional experience In tho
d. @. area. Call evenings. FE.
$3.50.
EVERYONE KNOWS the KEY
NOTES have 10 musicians for
the price Of iive for the BIG
SOUND you like. RE. 5-78s3
or RE. 6-9244
DO you LIKE POETRY In mo-
ton? Wen hire the band thatu
put any group In motion. THE
/ SOVEREIGNS. with low, low,
rates. jim. EN-. 3-5270.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
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BRIGGS AND STRATTON p
h.p. engine; runs good. So. Can
after 5 pm, OIL. 4-3096.
PHONOGRAPH PLAYER with
automatic changer and shut
on and separate amplifier, $40.
Call AID. 4-3ee5.
TENT, excellent condition; 26-
inch bike; child's scooter, with
seat. Call EN-. 5-l220.
GO-KART, 31z hip. with speci-
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Best of1er. CaN MRS. BROWN
on Sunday, between $50 am.
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CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air; auto
matte, good running condition.
Drive 1t away. SITS. 1862 Wa,
Fordomatic, radio, heater; ex-
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radios, batteries, efnblems.
mouldings; '58 Ford grille, s.;
80 Chevy grille, IS; So RAM
bier grille, 90; IS Etude. grille,
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bumper guardns ad tail lights.
All '51-'62 Chevy parts. AL
81 Pontiac chrome parts; 2
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chrome De Soto exhaust tips.
big oval, $11: pair OF 1881
Ford pleated and rolled green
seat covers, Fordor, $50; SO
Ford VS. engine, complete,
perfect, $50. Call JIM or
JACK at OR. $1,000.
RARE ITEM! .! Pair 1928 Model
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hood from same, in same cond.,
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panels, fair cond., $25; sun
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CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster
4-door sedan; 5000 actual
miles, new paint job, original
grey color, heater, portwalls,
tires like new; motor overhaul
at 5000 miles, uses no oil.
This car immaculate inside
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second car. Economical trans
portation. First .$225 takes it.
WA. 7-3O36.
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pump, filter, extras and rs
volumes Universal Standard
Encyclopedia. HE. 9-17l5.
MOTORCYCLE Sears "Moped,
made by Daimler-Pusch. 1858;
excellent condition; $l25. ia,
2-644B.
HUDSON, 1850 Pacemaker; mo-
tor and body in good condition,
r. and h., needs new gear selec-
tor rod; has 2 almost-new ny
lon tires, &4S.. IA, 2-6448. .
ALTO SAX, Martin, good condi-
tion, &65. Call FRANK, AP.
7-0o72 for information. Good
for new students.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HeIpWonted

SAX PLAYER, lead guitar, bass
guitar and piano player for r.
and r. band: age 14-18. Can
TED, KE. 6-7l4e.
BASS GUITAR AND SAX play
ers wanted for rock n roll
band in Arlington area. CaIl
TOMMY, IA. 5-s4S6.