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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11

VIRGINIA BE ACH, Va,
Sept. 10 (AP).-A Washington
publisher said today the out
come of the national election
will make little difference in
United States economy.
"The difference between the
parties is less than at any time
in the last 80 years." said
Austin H. Kiplinger, executive
editor of the weekly Kiplinger
Washington Letter and pub
Usher of Changing Times
magazine. He spoke at the
closing session of the 36th fall
conference of the Maryland
District of Columbia Utilities
Association.
Despite the party plat
forms, there's very little diff
ference in foreign or domestic
politics." he said. "And you
can't go by platforms"
He predicted a general, mild
upswing" in business for the
rest of the year and left 1861
in doubt.
Next year will be touch and
CO." he added. II don't fore
see any wide change toward
either depression or recession,
It will be a tough competitive
year for businessmen but a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
1000 to Ride
Nixon Truin
To Roanoke

HARRIsoNBURG. Va. Sept.
10 (SpeciaD AT least 1000
persons from the 7th Con-
gressional District will board a
special train to Roanoke for a
rally for Vice President Nixon
Thursday night. Julian K.
Hickman. district @. o. p.
chairman, declared yesterday.
$50 far as I know" Mr..
Hickman told q meeting of the
7th District Republican Com
mittee. "this will be the first
time q presidential candidate
has ever spoken in Roanoke"
Arrangements have be e n
made for a Norfolk 81 Western
special train to leave Shenan-
doah at pm. and pick up
additional passengers at Elkton
and Waynesboro.
Mr.. Hickman, an attorney
here. advised all Of those who
will make the trip to make
reservations through him.
The train is due to arrive in
Roanoke at 1870 pm. The
Shenandoah Valley delegation
will go to the Hotel Roanoke.
where the Vice President is ex-
pected to arrive a short time
latr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
Adult to Enroll
In County Glasses

Registration for adult edu-
cation courses in Prince Geor-
esq County will be held tomor-
row night at IL schools.
Students may register from
IL to 9 pm. at Frederick Sasscer
and Gwynn Park Junior Senior
High Schools; Bladensburg,
Oxon Hill, High Point. Suitland,
Northwestern and Laurel Sem
ior High Schools: and Buck
Lodge, Rollingcrest, Greenbelt
and Benjamon Stoddard Junior
High Schools.
1 Day classes will be held at
1.-THE Greenbelt Methods
Church, Forest Heights Com
munity Center, Accokeek Me-
Ithodist Church, Parklawn and
Riverdale recreation centers,
and the HyattSville Methodist
Church.
Glasses will begin September
10. Courses will include book
keeping, shorthand, Russian,
arts and crafts, algebra and
physical fitness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
3 Shore Diaries Defy
Court Order on Records

year. The order sets a maxi
mum price that Baltimore and
Eastern Shore diaries may pay
to suppliers for the milk they
retail.
Views Haven't Changed
my views on the Baltimore
milk order have not changed"
Mr.. Mills said. II am COM
pletely convinced that to in
clude the Shore in order 1877
is not only ridiculous but is
part of a long-range plan to
wreck the Shore dairy indus
try"
Mr.. Mills viewed the order as
one which would "allow the
giant dairy combines to take
over on the Eastern Shore If
the local milk dealers go out Of
business.
What steps the Government
would take to enforce its order
against the firms were not i'm
mediately known. No action
appeared likely before Monday.
The two other Dorchester
County milk bottlers involved
in the case are the City Dairy
of Cambridge and the Shiloh
Farms Dairy of Hurlock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
5th JoiI Escopee
Is Recuptured

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Sept.
10 AP).-Another Of the six
prisoners who escaped Wednes-
day from a West Virginia jail
was captured yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Harold Nc
Carthy said he nabbed Rob-
ert Clay Toup, 81, of Martins
burg, after a woman reported
she saw two men getting into q
boxcar on a Norfolk e. West
ern Railroad siding in southern
Washington County. Four 9TH
ers were captured Thursday.
Mr.. Mccarthy said a man
with. Toup in the boxcaI
escaped. He is believed to be
Franklin McClintock, %, also
of Martinsburg, the sixth fugi-
tive from the Berkely County
jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
Architect Chosen
For New City HuII

The mayor and council of
Rockville, Md, yesterday an
nounced the architectural firm
of Rinaudot g. Coupard has
been chosen to prepare plans
for the city's proposed $500, 900
city hall.
|, The building win replace the
existing frame structure which
has housed city Offices since
1854. The new building will be
located on the present city hall
site, Washington and Vinson
streets.
City Manager Walter A.
Schneider said the present city
hall is overcrowded and many
city offices are located in other
buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11

CAMBRIDGE. Sept. 10 (AP)
Three Eastern Shore diaries
today defied q Federal court
order directing them to turn
over their business records to
the United States Department
Of Agriculture.
The chief spokesman for the
three milk bottlers announced
the decision of nom compliance,
after a conference with lawyers
at Baltimore yesterday.
The deadline given the dair-
les for making the records
available passed at midnight.
Howeth Mills, head Of Mills
Dairy Products Of Cambridge,
said:
my fellow dairymen and ]
and the Eastern Shore indie
pendentn farmers are in this
fight to the finish. Our records
are not going to be turned over
to the Department of Agricul-
ture. We don't think it's con-
stitutional."
Under Uniform Price
United States District Judge
Roszel C. Thomson at Balti-
more last week ordered the
diaries to make their records
available in line with a milk
marketing order combining the
Eastern Shore and Baltimore
area under a uniform whole
sale purchase price from sup
lierS.
Mr.. Mills is a Navy veteran
who founded his dairy opera
ton with his brother. Craw-
fordfi after World War II and
built it into q business doing q
half-million dollar annual bus
mess.
He had threatened to close the
firm rather than comply with
terms of the milk order or the
court directive, but remained in
cooperation today pending the
next step in the case by Fed
eral authorities.
Mr.. Mills has led a f1ve-year
fight against inclusion Of East
ern Shore diaries in a milk
marketing order, which finally
was put into effect earlier this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
Silver Spring Forming
Creative Arts Glasses

Registrations are being re-
ceived for the fall season OF
creative arts classes sponsored
by the Community Arts Asso-
citation, Inc, of Silver Spring
The program includes crea-
tive dance, creative drama, art
tumbling and group piano.
The final registration and
orientation meeting will be held
at BIS pm. September 20 at
the Silver Spring Library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
Regional Study Unit
To Meet Sept. Il

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 10 (AP).
"A special study committee
investigating coordination Of
State and Federal programs
will meet September 81 in At
lanta, Ca, it was announced
here yesterday.
The committee, appointed by
the first Appalachian Cover
nor's Conference in May, is
looking into the improvement
Of mountain-region education
and highways. Participating
States in the conference are
Maryland, Kentucky, w st
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Virgin
ia, North Carolina and New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
Gov. Collins to Speak

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. IL
(AP).-Gov. Leroy Collins Of
Florida and Representative
Poff, Republican of Virginia
will be the main speakers al
the League of Virginia Mu-
inequalities convention in Roa-
Inoke September 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
Difference in Parties
Slight, KipIinger Says

good year for consumers. It
will be a year in which you can
buy what you want to buy but
with no sharp reduction in
prices"
Before Mr.. Kiplinger's
speech, John B. Funk, chair
man of the Maryland State
Roads Commission, discussed
1.-THE Break Through in High
way Planning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11
StockIey Heads USO

RICHMOND, Sept. 10 (AP).
Paul C. Stockley of Ports
mouth, president of T. O.
Williams, Inc, yesterday was
named chairman of the Vir-
ginia United Service Organi-
cation (USO).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17

INDIAN WAR and Spanish
American War eagle buttons,
large, Csc; small. zoe. Civil
War naval hats, fair to good
condition, without straps or
buttons, 81 ca; Spanish
American War hats without
straps or buttons, $3.50; In
dian War canteens with COW
ers, without straps, 1925; Civil
War cap boxes, 81; Confed-
crate cup Zone on hand, rare,
81; flints for flintlock mus
kets, Csc ca; u. S. oval belt
buckles, $3.50 ca. Terms: Cash
only, add postage charges.
Write to THE CIVIL WAR
TRADER, TIA Prosperity ave,
Fairfax, Va.
CLEARANCE; transmissions, so
Ford, so Mere, 81 Cad, Al
Cad; f1ywheels, OHVs and IL"
flathead; various Olds. Cad
std. shift parts; CIV. tach. and
fuel pump; any cad. engine
parts; Cad. 2x4 and 6x2: Odds
ADJ rockers and solids, IL"
racing clutches and 10" maxi
torque. Chew. to Cad. adaptor
ply va Mallory; so hi-comp
heads, body, chassis; almost
anything else. Call EN-. 1888
MOTOR SCOOTER 1859 Allstate
CVespa), 500 careful miles
new Pirelli racing tire for
spare; like-new cond.; cost
$375 in May of SO; asking $3.50,
or may trade for car. so. 8-8473
FORD AZ sedan: engine needs
work; baby blue; SO Chev
headlights, lowered, loaded,
$65. Weekdays, TO pm, LO.
5-4375.
FORMAL blue lace dress, fine
ruffied tiers, over blue and
taffeta; size IL; worn once; $l2.
EN-. 1886.
ORGAN, electric Magnus chord; ;
like new; $50. Radio, $12; g.
speed record player, $14. HO.
2-4092.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
Miscellaneous
Wanted

sNHNNNsSsNNNHNNNNNN-N~NNNN~NH
TEEN-AGER wants old radio
and TVS, not in working con-
dition, for experiment. Call
JOHN, after 6 pm. Friday
through Monday, LA. 9-07l4,
ELECTRIC MOTORS, prefer
ably with high rpm. Also
Model T spark coil. Call ANDY,
JE. 4-5420.
ENGINE. horizontal drive shaft,
4 cycle. az or more hip, for
go-kart. AK. $500.
CHEVROLET 4-speed transmits
sion. Call BILL, LII. 2-36l5.
WANTED, all necessary parts
for installation of "a Olds
engine into Al or '48 Ford;
will pay top price. Call BILL,
CIR. 4-6l67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
Notices

DANCE BAND available for your
party or dance; 8 years pro-
fessional experience in the
d. c. area. Call JU. 5-1639.
CAR RADIOS fixed cheap; parts
at big discount: fast service.
BILL, OIL. 4-8408.
THE HI-FIs - Sparkling dance
music for all occasions. Call
GREGORY YOUNG. WO. g.
9438 or STAN PRTTCHARD,
EN-. STATS.
ROCKIN MINORS now avail
able for bookings in Wash,
d. G. area. We offer the finest
in rock n roll and standard
dance music. Call DAVE, CHI.
8-7606.
DANCE BAND, rock n roll, west
ern, singers; most reasonable
band in these parts with best
entertainment. Bookings for
April are being accepted now.
Call any time, all teen-agers,
VIII. 6-6124.
CONTINGENCY in government
is a sign of questionable worth.
The All-Carroll Party will not
be satisfied until it has achieved
the best for Carroll High, and
made Carroll the best in all
fields. Vote A. C.. p! b., ,
WHETHER it's a party or q
prom, II will be a success with
the NOMADS. JU. 5-4252.
EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND
for hire; all types of music;
reasonable rates. Cali JU. g.
1889.
ONLY SIX more days It'll Ric-
BAGS B'nai Birth Girls Heart
throb Telephone Ball (every-
body's talking about It'd at
Temple Israel on April Is,
1860. Music by the Collegians.
Dress is semiformal and tickets
may be purchased at the door.
WILL PERFORM at school.
church and other parties
with my puppets or dunn
my. Call ROBEFC ACTON,
LII. 4-5585 after $3.50 pm,
weekdays, or any time week
ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
Miscellaneous
For Sole

Observation-Disclosures
AQUARIUM, 7l2 gallons with
reflector, only $40 (brand-new)
Call 10. 2-4472.
OLDS "a cow. "98"; fully equip.
Breaking up for parts, except
engine; automatic trans, rear
end, new top, power steering,
brakes, electric windows, grille,
bumper, upholstery, and what
ever you need. Call BILL, CIR.
4-6l67.
4 LIFE PRESERVERS, 4-inch.
marine compass and cupboard
remote controls, $25. HE. g.
1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
Help Wanted

WUlIlllIIllIlIIIlIllllllllllllllIll
WE WANT YOU! ;! If you are
a capable electric bass player,
here is your chance to become
a member of one of the best
bands in the area, the BEL
AIRS. For further information,
call OIL. 4-7379 or OIL. 2-9288.
SINGER, combination bass gui-
tar player wanted. For perma-
nent position in well-estab-
lished r. and b. band, call ME.
8-0668.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
. Use Teen-Ads to
Swon Tell Ond Sell

CHEVY; must run good: doesn't
matter what condition body Is
in; won't pay over $40. Call
JU. 9-l589.
WEIGHTS, set of barbells, from
rs to $50 lbs, reasonable. Call
DON, JE. 3-8735.
WANTED TO BUY: ROTOTILL-
Err, used. Call STEPHEN,
Crescent 3-4670.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
Greetings


HAPPY EASTER to Shirley, from
CLYDE.
HAPPY IRTHDA NOM
april IA. Love, JANE.
RICK H.-Happy 18th birthday,
and love, from NON, DAD and
RONNY.
GAYLE seems like 10000 miles
rather than only 600 miles.
Love, DON.
TO THE BEST GIRL in the
whole wide world (Bobbie).
Happy 18th birthday ON the
18th of April. Forever love.
JOHNNY.
FRED GRAY-Happy l4th birth
day on Friday, April Is. AZ
always, ROBERTA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jim Thom-
as and Ron Donaldson. Stay
sweet. Love va, MARSHA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Little Beep-
er. From UNCLE PAULIE
yours forever.
JIM H.-There will be "l6 Cam
dies" on your cake, April ~,
but I can give you more than
"l6 Reasons Why l Love You"
HOWARD-Our very best wishes
for your birthday May you
have many, many more. Love.
MOTHER, DAD and JOANIE.
NANCY-Happy 18th birthday on
the 18th. Lots Of love, NOM,
DAD, VIRGINIA and BILL.
ANN MILLER-Happy teens ON
April IA. Soon you'll be grown
up. Love, SUSAN, MARC and
SUSIE.
STUART-Happy birthday to the
greatest guy I know. Love va,
BONNIE. ......,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
Jobs Wanted


PIANO PLAYER, experienced in
rock n roll, rhythm n blues,
wants job with this type of
band; would also be willing to
meet persons interested in
forming such a group. Call JE.
$4,000, Ext. 2473, from 8 am.
to 4:3O pm, Mon. through Fri.
Ask for ALLEN WARCHAK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17

SUNBEAM CBSA), Cadillac of
m'cycles; drive shaft, rubber
motor mounts, 500-cc. vert.
twin; new cond. (battery, tires,
paint. etc.: 1851; $375; all
extras. KE. 8-6293.
1857 ISETTA 300; push-button,
r., h.; new paint, battery; So
m.p.g.; sun roof; new motor
has only 5000 miles; $445. KE.
8-6293.
1850 FORD COUPE, 1854 Ford
engine, new brakes. Best offer.
4434 Fort drive, Suitland %,
Md.
SPANISH GUITAR and plush
case; original cost, $3.50; sacri-
flee, both for SIS. HE. 4-3997,
315-H.P. CUPBOARD, boat, 2
Henry ] tires on wheels, SO
Ford radio, carb., gen., fuel
pump. 1707 w st. Sc.
DUCKLINGS, Matched Easter
morning. Call any time after
Monday, 10. 7-4259.
HO TRAIN, complete layout,
with houses, switches and
grass; engine smokes and
chugs, has four cars. Call DA-
VID after $3.50, CY. 1883; $40
or best offer.
RACING DODGE va; Howard,
otfey, mag. blower, balance;
all new, complete. Will sell for
a large pile of cash, or swap
for most anything. EN-. 2-6393,
LA SALE 80 COW. coupe; good
mech. cond.; good body, primed
for paint; a real classic. Would
AUBREY please contact me
regarding a trade. viii accept
large BSA, Triumph or rela-
lively new Vespa scooter for
trade. KE. 1928.
ENGLISH RACER, girls, 26-in.;
3-speed gears, hand brakes,
chrome tenders; brand-new,
white-wall tires; electric horn,
speedometer; excellent condi-
ton; S45.
CHEV. SO Biscayne 2-dr.; $50
hip, std. shift, r., h., Wv.
tires; 1895 or best offer; must
sell. Call JOHN, after 10, WA.
7-5813.
MOTORCYCLE Sc MAICO; ex-
eel. tires, new engine, buddy
seat, complete set gearing;
good transportation; $265 or
best offer. ia. 2-4690.
CHEW. '35 coupe; motor not run
ming; body good for HOT ROD;
$85. FL. 1896.
FORMALS (7-9D, floor length
pink net with fioor-length Grim
oline: orig. $50, now $40; and
ballerina length white chiffon
with pink sash; orig. $50, now
SIS: like new. Call PATTI, LA.
1882.
BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT; l
weekend pack, l day pack, l
canteen, l mess kit and Sleep
ing bag .all in excellent condi-
ton: SIS. Otis Atari.
ONE LOCAL. AQUARIUM, ex-
cellent condition, SIS. One pis-
ton pump, brand-new, s..
Otis 4-7472.
TUX. FOR SALE-Size 38, COM
plete outfit; like new, only worn
once; $45. Call evenings, FE.
7-7400, Ext. GIT.
MOTORCYCLE, Triumph, 200 &C.
New battery, seat, paint, rebuilt
engine; $500 or best offer.
GENE, VIII. 2-4111.
BAR BELLS, 195-lb. set, and
shoes; SIT. NO. 7-0825.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17
BLOSSOM TIME

Marking the annual Cherry Blossom FeS-
tival and the many area social events
which accompany it, teen-age televisiOn
stars Mike WinkeIman Qeft) and Lydia
Reed Of ''The Real McCOys," seen on
WMAL's Channel :, are presented copies
of Star COIumnist Marjorie Holmes new
teen-age novel, ''The Cherry Blossom
Princess" The presentation was made
by Pete. of pete and His Pals" (center).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17

ike new, %, ARMY COIs llhC
new. $3.50. DAVE, HE. 4-0l59.
FORMAL, size IA, white with
red, worn twice, $40; call CON-
ME, RE. 5-5534 after 4 pm.
MODEL A FORD 4-cyl.; high
speed, downdraft, 2-barrel car
buretor manifold with carb.
Four Model H rims, 80 Ford
duce shell Stromberg racing
carb. fer Ford flatheadS. Call
RAY, FE. 1880.
HUB CAPS-2 sc Plym., 2 ST
Chevy spinnerS, 2 ST Pontiac
spinners. NOT HOT. So each.
Call RE. 6-3331.
TWO PARTY DRESSES, size Is;
one yellow and one blue; $40
each or best price. Call JU.
! 7-67O5. Ask for TORI.
FOR SALE-Boy Scout uniform,
size. IA, like new; reasonable
price. Call DOUG any time,
! JU. 1906.
6-H.P. Wizard cupboard motor,
2-cyl.; stand, 5-gal. gas can;
all for $50. Logan 7-2798.
TIRE for motorcycle, Apply, 4.50-
10, Beck; like new. Make offer.
Call RE. 6-3331.
DOG HOUSE, insulated; like
new: $40; size 24x-9x24. King
| 9-3391.
/ STEREO HI-FI record player;
turntable, arm, cart, sapphire
needle; excel. cond.; $50. Call
EN-. 2-5865.
CUSHMAN 1858 motor scooter;
body rough, needs valve job,
has 2-speed box, new clutch
facings and brake Innings; SIS.
2 TV sets; l has raster, other
has sound: $40 each, both SIS.
7-ft. folded horn speaker en-
closure with 12-in. spkr.; $25.
Pocket transistor radio; new;
$25. Misc. electronic parts,
units. Call RICHARD at OIL.
6-4832.
AIR PLANES, equipment, Fox 10,
new; K&B 20 on Ringmaster,
"Zilch" kit; much more; cheap.
Call CIR 1886.
ELECTRIC UITAR, newly
strung, excellent condition;
scrap books, stand, case, sheet
music. pick. All for best offer
over $35. OIL. 6-7672.
FORMAL Q2), foor-length white
satin, with royal-blue trailing
sash; new, never been worn;
orig. $50, now $50. Call MARY,
OIL. 6-7651.
MUSTANG, scooter-type cycle;
looks and runs good; 500 or
best offer. HE. 9-1959.
RECORDS-All time hits, old
standards. Elvis, Chuck Willis,
etc. Csc. Call KE. 8-2503 for
list.
PLYMOUTH '49 club cpe.; good
running condition; excellent
transportation; $l35. UN. A.
1896.
BICYCLE, SIS; desk. SIS; Web
cor record player, SIS; sled, 81.
Call RIA. 6-5991 after /.
FORD 1850 Custom Tudor Sc
dan; excel. running cond.; ra-
dio and heater; SITS, or trade
for good Vespa or Lambretta
motor scooter. Call IA. 5-6017.
SKATES. mems or boys, size
111a, rink, good cond.; SO. HO.
2-4O92.
ANY PART YOU WANT for SO
Ford 60; from fan to fly
wheel. BILL, OIL. 4-8408.
DUAL EXHAUST, for 1949-1951
Ford. BILL, OIL. 4-8408.
SKIRTS, for 1853 Ford. BILL,
OIL. 4-8408.
SEATS, for SO Studebaker hard
top. Call BILL, OIL. 4-8408.
BICYCLES-Two boys Ameri-
can 26-in. bicycles; IS and Sl4.
LII. 2-4384.
FORD so Vampire; mill in
stalled 2 wks. ago; new brakes,
tires, bat, d/a pump, carb.,
wiring, gen., starter. st. cid,
v. reg. and coil, plugs, pts, ETC.;
naug. white and black dash,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-17

topper and woman'S sport
coat. All practically new. Call
HE. 4-8201.
GUITAR, never used; cost $35;
sell for $40. HE. 4-8475.
CHEW. $500 va; complete Of
fenhouSer manifold and tri-
carb setup, also Mallory dis
tributor. JU. 9-7505.
CHEW. IS "6";; std. trans, needs
body repairs, 1925. 10. 8-4S25
or CY. 7-9O08.
FOR SALE-Full race Ford fat
head, 5000. Also want 40 Ford
de luxe parts. LO. 5-0252.
SALE-'51 Crosley sta. wagon;
500. Phone OF. Abb.
FORD So; stick shift, completely
loaded and lowered, new clutch,
SITS. Call MIKE, HE. 4-2067.
CAMERA, brand-new, Imperial
Debonair with flash, 81. JU.
5-7560.
ATTENTION, f1athead owners.
For sale: 3-carb Weiand mani
fold, complete with 2 chrome
Stromburg 81 CARDS and one
"a. Also chrome fuel block,
fuel lines, linkage and 3 new
chrome air cleaners, $45 or best
offer. Set of high-compression
heads also milled in good con-
dition, $25 or best offer. Also
complete he. ignition setup
which includes front mount
plate, distributor, condenser
and dual coils, $35 or best offer.
Call WARREN, OIL. 2-8677.
THREE COMPLETE American
FLYER electric train sets, many
extras. Also boys 26-in. BIZ
cycle: Call BOB. JU. $1,000.
FORD 1851 as is; new clutch,
new sparks, new tailpipe and
muffier and new brakes. Also
new tires, all around. Best
offer. 2x2 setup, 1898 Ford
and Mercury. Best offer. Call
JIM, HA. 2-9631.
FOR THAT EASTER vacation
party, whether it be a teen
club meeting, a rOckin' record
hop, or just a plain church get
| together, hire the band that
caters to the Metropolitan
Area exclusively to serve the
modern teens, with the modern
music that they like to hear.
Reasonable rates and great
music go hand in hand to
make the ORIGINAL GAL
AXES" one of the most pop
ular bands in the Washington
area. Call BOB (after 6:30)
at OIL. 6-6771.
CHEW. $3.50, Pontiac $3.50,
close-ratio overdrive transmits
sion, with all controls; close
ratio gears and other trans
mission parts for Chew. or Pom
tiac. Call JUNIOR, LII. 2-0303.
EARN SPARE-TIME MONEY
- Rubber-st amp-making out
fit with enough supplies to
make 3 times the cost. Large
instruction manual. Only sos.
Also hand-operated printing
press. JU. 9-549O, MARTIN.
HO TRAINS, S engines, 20 cars,
track, 2 switches, transformer;
valued at over $l25; reasonable.
AK. 9-9590.
BIB GUN, Daisy Eagle, Ok scope;
brand-new; reasonable. AK.
9-9590.
FORD so va; black, with WV.
tires, r., h.; good mech. cond.;
hidden goodies; $159 or best
offer. IA. 4-1388.
FORD 1850 convert; SO engine,
dual CARDS, Mallory distributor,
new points and plugs, truck
clutch, new white top, lowered
and loaded; good cond.; $3.50
or best offer. JE. 4-8678.
TYPEWRITER for sale-Royal;
fair condition; So. Phone JE.
4-2814.
FORD so coupe; white; radio,
with dual speakers, front and
rear; heater, defroster, with T.
Bird gearshift on floor, with
red carpeted flooring; good