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Evening star., 1960-07-31

top, 4ZXzU, nnlSn DlacK, cnalr
to match. MA. 2-0742.
MIDGET CAR; foot brake and
foot clutch, two-wheel drive
with engine. JOE, JE. 3-8640.
PLYMOUTH '48 2-dr. sedan; SO
motor, radio, heater. good con-
dition. Call WE. 5-6666.
MOTORCYCLE, 81 BSA, $50 &C.,
in excellent condition; for sale
or trade for car. Phone KI. g.
BIS.
FORD ENGINE 1855, 292 GU. in.
Complete, less starter and gen.
orator; good shape; must sell,
$110 or best offer. Call Midway
SAILS. ask for EARL.
121s-H.P. WISCONSIN ENGINE,
good condition; $75 or best
offer. Call SPENCER, WA. Z
2109.
BULOVA port. radio, SIS; Indian
beadcraft set, $50; small sew
ing machine, needs repair. AP.
7-1035.
WANTED, old Mad magazines,
starting with 80 on back. We
want No. S especially. Call VIII.
2-38T4 and ask for PAUL.
ONE STEWART-WARNER 6-v.
electric tachometer, can be
used on Dodge, Plymouth, De
Soto or ChrySler; have sender
for De Soto. EN-. 2-4809.
BOOKS-Mystery stories, Nancy
Drew, Hardy Boys, Judy Boil
ten, ETC.; 8 for 81. Call JUDY,
JU. 1925.
CHEW. 50 2-dr.; Traction Mas
tiers, clutch shield, floor shift,
no engine; $375. SO Corv. short
block, Engle cam and kit, bored
Ain. Jahns pistons, bad crank;
$195; polished SO FL. heads;
complete, $65; Weiand 6 carbs.;
complete, SIS. BILL, JU. 5-2774.
JIG SAW, Craftsman, 18-inch,
incl. steel bench, power panel,
H-h.p. motor, many extras;
excel. cond.; $55. XII. 9-0629.
PHONO., 45-sp., auto; 40% of;
$50. Free record case. records.
Bookcase 4, Him. shelves; So.
DE. 2-0939.
CHOPPED and sectioned so Ford
convert; needs top, motor and
trans; 500. AS Harley o.h.v.
engine; SIS. ]. CUMMINGS,
Haines St, Indian Head, Md.
'S9 CAD. sideshift trans; Cad,
to Chev. adpt.; $50. so Olds
rear compt. 3 center sec. in
cluded; $50. Call CY. 7-90O8.
HAMSTERS for sale-Golden;
81 ca. Call LO. 5-2112.
MOTOR SCOOTER; ST Cush-
man Ship. Eagle; 2-speed;
needs tune-up; $125. DICK,
JE. 3-2957.
MODEL PLANE, less engine;
new model made from kit; 33-
in. span Veco Renegade, con-
troll line. combat model. For
20 or .35 disp. engine; will
sell for best offer. Call JIM
MY, LO. 7-0769.
4-BAR. Roch. carb. with mani
fold, h.. d., air cleaner, for 1857
1858 OldS; peri. run. cond.;
$40. Ell. 6-4677.
GIVE AWAY old TVS and ra-
dios, not in good condition for
experiments. Call JOHN, any
time. at LA. 9-0714.
ACCORDION and case for sale,
$3.50, brand-new. Call BECKY
READ, UN. 4-3794, between 5
and 8. Thank you.
MALLORY DIST. COIL and
Chev. 1886 cam. All for 348-cu.-
in. engine; $40. Call HA. 2-7862.
GIRLS white rink roller skates,
like new, size 6; SIS. Call HA.
2-7862.
TENOR SAX, Selmer Mark VI;
going to college, must sell, make
offer. BUZ, OIL. 4-5493.
1913 HARLEY-DAVDS0N "74";
new chain, sprockets, COM
pletely rewired, buddy seat;
plenty of power; $225- 10. 2
6651.
A THREE TWO-BARREL mani
fold setup, includes CARDS, air
cleaners, fuel lines, progressive
Evening star., 1960-07-31
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday PM.
for Sunday following. Ads
received too late win appear
a week later.
RATES: 3 lines Csc. 10c
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name.
address. telephone number
and send your ad plus pay
ment to TEEN-ADS. Sum-
day Star. Washington. d. C.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

install a modified Cadillac en-
gine in your car. Call for in
formation, EN-. 1888.
MONEY MAKER; 5x8 hand
press. 2 rollers; good working
cond. Additional info, call
ELLIS, FE. 7-2310.
MALLORY Magspark transform
er; 6-V, neg. gr., good condi-
ton. Call BOB or DANNY at
AP. 7-3O78.
231 RECORDS-All of them are
45-h.p.m. They all were on the
top 10. Everybody's Somebody's
Fool, by Ronnie Francis; Scar
let Ribbons, by The Prows;
Woo-hoo, by Rock A. Teens;
Rockin' Little Angel, by Ray
Smith; Down by the Station,
by The Four Preps. Call MA.
2-0104.
CHEVY 1850 4-door; radio, heat
er and powerglide; good con-
dition; good tires and new
battery; $170. Call EDDIE,
HErndon 423-W.
RABBIT, a real pet; comes with
the cage; $3.50 or best offer.
LA. 6-8548.
BAR BELLS, ITO lbs. Call Sum-
day or Monday, 10. 2-3T32.
.TYPEWRITER, Royal, $25. Call
Sunday or Monday, 10. 2-3732.
.027 GAUGE Lionel set, with
many accessories; originally
cost $168; will sell for $40.
Also, q number of Dinky toys;
very good condition; cheap.
Call OIL. 6-2553 evenings.
MERCURY SIS Montclair hard
top; red and white, radio and
heater, lowered and loaded
hood, loaded trunk, lowered
three inches in back, CUSTOM
made tail light lens; Al con-
dition; $3.50 or best offer. WA.
7-1027..
SALE-Rink skates, worth $40;
sell for $40 or best offer. Call
DENNIS, LII. 3-1850.
'55- go PONTIAC tri-power mani
fold, carbs. and linkage, with
tri-power cam and kit; all,
500. IA. 8-1192.
I PAIR REGULATION oars, IS;
/ small reflector telescope, So;
1 l34-horSepower outboard, fine
running condition, $45 or best
offer; / sports coat, new, size
40, blue with silver buttons, So;
, brown sports coat, almost
new, size 40; / large kerosene
lantern, $3.50. Call XII. 9-646l,
Mon. through Fri, 6 p.m.-12.
BUICK BARGAIN, '54 Roadmas-
ter, all extras, new brakes and
power unit, new muffier, me-
chanically tops; rear fender,
trunk lid needs repair; worth
$3.50, will sell for $3.50. Drive
it away. LA. 6-2345.
GO-KART, homemade, speeds
from 25-40 m.p.h.; for sale
whole for $50 or best offer; or
parts, motor. slicks, chain dr.,
etc. Call PAUL, EN-. 3-03l0.
FISH plus tank, plants, gravel,
net, thermometer, food and
tonic: IS. JE. 2-8107.
PUNCHING BAG, large, heavy;
$13. VIII. 6-9691.
80 NERO. conv.; new top, Isky,
Evans and Jahns powered, 286
Gu. in. fiathead. DAVE, CL.
6-0959.
FORD so coupe; customized, 81
Corvette power, overdrive, many
extras. Call JIM, KE. 6-8669,
1873 Sun: after 6 weekdays.
SHORT-WAVE RADIO, Heath
kit AIRS with %" multi; for
sale, $50. Call PAUL, EN-. s.
0310; also TV set, 81.
3x2 OLDS installation kit. in
early Ford; SO Ford eng, start
er changeover, oil bypass, OldS;
chrome valve covers, Olds; so
OldS eng, Mallory CIV. Olds.
JIM, OIL. 2-9280.
1854 CHEW. MOTOR, short block
with many extra features. Call
FRED at FL. 4-9457.
'55 CHEW. 2-door sedan; va,
straight stick. This car has
never been raced and is way
ahoyP AVERAGE shane. reason-
Evening star., 1960-07-31

Beauty queens are popping up in every con-
ceivable direction The latest among nearby
VirginianS is 17-year old Cheryl Nancy Ekirch,
student at Hammond High School, Alex
andria the new "MiSS BrOOkVille." Doing the
hOnOrS at the new BrOOkviIle Swimming Pool
is Chris Kilcullen Qeft), last years title
helder. CheryI, winner over Is other con-
teStants in the teen queen competition, re-
ceiveS a weeks vacation at Atlantic City,
N ]. She lives at SIG Timber Branch park
way, AIexandria-Star Staff Photo by PAUL
SCHMICK
Evening star., 1960-07-31

Allow D average WoroS per
line.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name.
address. telephone number
and send your ad plus pay
ment to TEEN-ADS, Sum-
day Star. Washington, DC.
HIlIlIIInIIIIHIIlIIIIIHIIIIIIIHHIHIIIEIlllIIIIIi
RACCOON - Young male rae
coon, $12. VIII. 6-8253.
FORD so Fordor; straight stick,
r. and h., good tires; $50. Call
JU. 9-8598.
ALLARD 4-seater sports road
ster; classic alum. body; r.-h. d.
Mech. good; $3.50 or best offer.
HO. 2-4641.
SPEED EQUIP. for '52-'57 oh.v.
Lincoln engine or Turnpike
Cruiser; also, 6-v. pos. gr. mag
spark transformer. See BOB
NORTH at 5804 Newton ST.,
Cheverly, or call DANNY at
AP. 7-3078.
LT.-WT. FOREIGN RACER -
hand brakes, 3-Spd. gears, gen.,
hdlt., tail It,, Wv. tires, sdlbg.,
horn, mirror, rustproof alum.
tenders; hardly used, looks,
rides like new; $33. RA. 3-1762.
FORD '48 Tudor; lowered 5 in;
good tires. floor shift; new
plugs, points, transmission,
condenser and wiring just in
stalled, cost $i37); will Sacri-
flee, $50. Call BOB, UN. 4-2359.
BUICK 1850 Special 4-door; r.
and h.; good transportation;
$125. FL. 4-1952.
BONGO DRUMS, new; 81. Also,
football, baseball, track shoes
(size g.. Call HA. 2-8031.
1889 FORD floor shift transmits
sion; $50 or best offer; will
swap for floor-shift conversion
for 1949 Nero. overdrive trans
mission, or will swap for speed
equipment for 1913 Nero. en-
CINE. Call SHORTY HALL,
1922 N. Stafford ST., Arlington,
Va, IA. 8-1317.
GO-KART "runabout"; recently
purchased, like new; $35. HA.
2-7181.
GUITAR, Silvertone; dual pick
ups; used only several times;
cost SIS, sell $50. After 8 pm.
Sun, OIL. 2-8175.
OLDSMOBILE' so hardtop; Wv.
tires, r. and h.; fair condition;
best offer. Call Spruce 2-7070.
165-LB. barbell and dumbell set.
Excel. condition; cheap. Eve
nings) ED GLOBECK, 4842
Kenmore St, Alexandria, FL.
4-0695.
ENGLISH BICYCLE; new gears,
good tires, fair condition. Call
JOE, JE. 3-S640.
CUTTING AND WELDIN G
equipment; cart, gauges, hoses,
2 cutting attachments, torch
type, fire extinguisher, goggles,
large tanks. Make offer. JE. 2
1857.
SUPERCHARGER, McCulloch,
fits all models. $50 h.p. boost,
best offer; S chrome wire
wheels, fit Chrys. Corp. cars
through Sc; sharp. JE. 2-3357.
GO-KART, 1859 Bug, 6 months
old, good condition, racing
slicks, 5000. Also radio, gauges
and clock from '48 Hudson, SO.
Call TOMMY any time between.
81 Sunday night, MA. 2-1443.
OLDS 1886 four-barrel mani
fold, air cleaner and newly re-
built Rochester carb., $35. EN-.
2-6393.
NEW SPEED EQUIPMENT direct
f.o,-,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
MONDAY NIGHT LAGU

MONDAY NIGHT LAGU
RESULTS - CreWe Laundry,
Billy McKay's 0: Cox Amuse-
ment 2. Prince Edward Mills l.
SUMMARY - Individual high
game. r. Roberts, Of Crewe
Laundry. with 1876. Individual
high three game set. R. Roberts.
with 54A pins for an average of
1871. High team set. Cox Amuse-
nent. with 1928. for a team av
erage of 149 pins.
STANDINGS wv CreWe Laun-
dry 1913: Prince Edward Mills
1913. Cox Amusement l1-25; and
billy McKay's 1923.
TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
RESULTS - Martin the Jew
eler 8. Leggett's 0, The Hub 3,
Jenkins Atlantic 0.
+ SUMMARY = Individual high
game. E. Finch of The Hub. with
POI pins. Individual high three
game set. f. Finch. with 562 pins
for an average of 1877. High team
set. Martin the Jeweler. with
2,439 pins for a team average of
+ .G2.
f STANDINGS Martin the jew
+ nler 25-l1. The Hub 1913. Jen-
lzins Atlantic 1920 and Leggett's
sf-a2.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02
Tiqers Open Basketball Schedule

Pegram is a native Of Peters
burg and holds an NJ degree
from Columbia University. He
came to Hannpden-Sydney from
HopeWell where he compiled an
excellent basketball coaching
record, with 80 WINS and So
losses. His teams captured the
Central District Group l title two
out of the past three years. and
last year was the state runner
up.
The Little Eight conference
promises to be a tough league
this year. with all the teams
rated about on a par. As the Ii
gers meet BridgeWater next
Wednesday. they will face one
of the top teams, led by Little
All American hopeful, n i O.
jim Reedy. That game will give
an indication Of what's in store
tor local fans this winter.
The only other home game for
the Tigers in December will be
next Friday. Dec. 8 against
Roanoke. another strong Little
Eight contender.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02

landowners i'll nearly every area
of the state.
The problem of poor relations
between landowners and sports
men is not new. 1t has been
with US for long time and we
don't profess to have any pat
answers which will solve it. How
ever. we do suggest one plan of
action on the part Of the sports
man which might help.
Il goes without saying that the
sportsman should ask permission
before entering landowners
property. This is not only com
mon courtesy but is also the law.
We think he could go one step
further. II could be Of great bene-
fit if he would make prior ar
engagements with the landowner
before the hunting season begins
or before he plans a day Of fish
ing on the farmers property.
The average city dWeller
makes reservations before he
goes bowling. He makes reser-
yations at a good restaurant
when he takes his wife to dinner
on New Years Eve. He buys
tickets several weeks in advance
if he plans to attend top col
lege football game. Yet all too
often, come the opening day Of
hunting n. he and his
friends. armed with big game
rifles OF shotguns. drive to some
farmers home. get him out of
bed at four in the morning and
are very unhappy if he doesn't
allow them he privilege of hunt
ING on his property.
The average resident fisher
man Spends five days in pursuit
of his sport each year. The aver
age sportsman spends less than
20 days hunting big game and
birds. Surely he can find some
time during the remaining II
months 10 make contacts and ar
rar gements with landowners if
he wishes the privilege of hunt
ing and fishing on private prop
ertv.
If the farmer knows who, how
many. and when. he Just might
giye the responsible sportsman a
flIendlier erecting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02
Ladies Duckpiin
Bowling Result
EN- Adele ". Cumbey

With plenty Of excitement and
close scores, Home Furniture
battled it out with Legsett's and
were able to increase their lead
by one game while winning two
games out Of three. Taylor
Forbes won all three games from
NeWbelrys, this being the only
team to win all their games.
RaldWins took two out of three
from Dorothy May
Home Furniture pushed Leg
gets out by seven pins to take
hlehest team three game total
but lost high team honors to Leg
gets with 438 by three pins
Roche Webb wrapped up indi-
vdual hoEors Of highest three
game total with a 293 and also
highest single game with 1909.
Leogetts and Home Furniture
were the only two teams to re
port individual scores Of 100 or
more. They were Linda McFad-
den lo6 Ruth Myrick l04 and
Agnes McFadden l03 for Leg
gets and Roche Webb 100 and
Dollie Noble lob for Home Furni-
ture.
Thu Gfop1Incc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02

81 session.
The first game Of the season
gets under way Friday. Deeem'
per 2. at Crewe The sirls WI
also play at Crewe.
The next game Will be at home
Monday, December 4, with Farm
vile. The JV's will also play at
home December 5.
The Buckingham schedule for
December includes the following
home Hames: December 2. Farm
Vile. December Il. Amelia. anu
December .. Nelson County.
Dning December the BUGS
viii have tile following games
away from home December 2
Crewe: December 6, Randolph
Henry December 9. Blackstone.
and December is. Bluestone.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02
Buckingham Opens Basketball
Season At CreWe Friday Night

Twenty-four boys have reported
for basketball practice at Buck
ingham Central High School.
Garland Swartz is the only re-
turning letterman.
According to Coach All Collev.
new Basketball coach. who came
to Buckingham for the first time
this year. Buckingham Central
will have young and inexperi-
enced team.
He has selected "A boys for the
varsity. Among them. three are
freshmen = Van Sheppard, NAL
colin Booker and Grandy Level
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02

Coach Bill Pegram will field
his first HampdenSydney bas-
ketball team Thursday night at
William and Mary. the school
from which Coach Pegram got
his BIS. degree.
The Tigers will give their
first home performance Wednes
day. Dec. 7. at 8 pm. against
BridgeWater.
Coach Pegram promises to
have a fast. wide-open type
game this year at Halnpden
Sydney. He hopes to run the
opposition to death. This will in
clude a perpetual fast break
and a pressure man-to-man de
feLse.
Pegram can count on five re-
turning letter men, Captain Lar
r. Hammer, 6 foot inches
rom Amelia; Butch Cox. foot
inches from Burkeville: Bill
Hardin, 6 foot 2 inches, from
Huntington, w. Va: Norwood
Davis and Dave Wilson, both
six footers from Richmond.
Gerald Duncan, of Hampden-
Sydney. is another veteran play
er that Coach Pegram can count
on, since he has returned to
school after a tour in service,
where he played basketball.
Kent Carter. of Farmville. is
another likely prospect. but is
just a freshman this year. The
only seniors on the team are
Duncan and Hammer. The
rest are sophomores or fresh
men. with no juniors repre-
scented.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02

lVT.
The other players are Garland
Swartz, Percy Banton. TAYLOR
Duty, Irving Driscoll. Charles
Allen. Tommy Morgan. Spencer
Adams. Garland Station, Bobby
Lindsey. Mike Duncan and David
Fulcher.
Coach Lewis Lane VIII handle
the Junior varsity and Mrs Kit
Nuckles viii handle The gnls
varsity. who Won the district
crown last year Coach Nuckies
has a large number of her dis
trict champions back for the So
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02

Area high schools open their seize
Gone by way OF graduation are
most of the District 3 stars that
provided the thrills in last years
games. However. a new crop of
stellar performers are being dis
covered and groomed right now
Out of the II All Stars chosen
last year in the District 3 tourna
ment. four will be back iii action
in high schools this year They
are Everette Gee and Billy Wei
Ions from Victoria. Don Fahrin
ger of Bluestone: and Ray Bar
low Of CreWe. These fine per-
formers have earned their All
Star designations. and there viii
be a new crop of players fight
ing for the honor this year.
Brunswick and Victoria ended
TIE last regular season with iden-
teal records Of 1873 However.
IA uiio W I'm NdS dCSldlCH iiiN
regular season district cham
pions because of their better
point record. which is a compli-
Gated system of allowing 100
points for each district game won
and 10 points for each district
game won by a member school
over which q win was posted.
Victoria came through as the
tournament champions. after de-
feating BUCKINGHAM III the final
event 1913. ID one Of the hardest
fought battles in tournament his
tory.
Victoria has two Of their All
Stars back from the champion
ship team. Billy Wellons is a fast.
smooth forward, and Everette
Gee is 65" high scoring center
who Will be a big headache for
all district teams.
buckingham. who finished sec
ond in the tournament, and fourth
in regular season, viii have only
one starter back from last year
That will be Garland SWartZ,
who will have to take over scor-
ing honors for the always dan
gerCus Buccaneers.
Prince Edward Academy will
compete IN district 3 again this
year as an independent team.
They VIII not take part in the
tournament. but that does not
reduce the sweetness Of victory
during regular season play
The district , race promises 10
be. just as interesting and Just
as exciting as the football race
that just ended. Amelia and
Crewe tied for the football
honors. and neither was giver
much hope at the beginning Of
the season. Who will it be foi
basketball? Your guess is as
good as mine. and time viii tell
MORE ABOUT THE HUNTERS
Following our story about post
ed lard in last weeks column
we found this press release from
the Virginia Commission 0
Game and Inland Fisheries tina
follows our line Of comment, W.
pass it along as more food fo
thought
From the landowner "A fish
ernan left my pasture gate opel
and my cattle got out. SOM
hunters left a campfire burning
in my woodlot Some sports
men left pile of rubbish aloni
the creek running through m.
meadow.
From the sportsman-"There'
No Trespassing sign on ever
farm in the valley. Il aske
five farmers for permission an
never did find a place to hunt
We've got to do something abou
all of these No Fishing signs
The old problem of poor lane
over sportsman's relation
brought obut primarily by a fey
inconsiderate hunters and fisher
men will again plague respons
BILE SpOrtSmen and fair-minde
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02
&e&ne Ne.v,
BY BILL WALL

Football for the 1860 goes the history file
been an exciting locally and nationally with only professional
left a football
With football find the basketball breaking fast
HampdenSydeS opens Thursday night William Mary
they play their first home "Wednesday with
Area high schools their schedules this also
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-02
Patrick Henry P-TA

There will be an important
meeting of the Patrick Henry
P-TA Monday night Dec. 5 at
the school. according to Mrs.
Hylda Shannon, headnistress.
The meeting Will be held at the
school.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
SKINKER
OLMSTEAD

EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S400
DE SOTO 81 Firedome VS. 4-dr
sedan, auto. trans. and h.. Wv
tires. low mi, fine cond. Air cond
Pvt. owner. S1,295. IA. 10000.
DE SOTO SO 4-door sedan; beaut
white finish. auto. trans, r. ano
h., power steering. power brakes
torque1ite trans: not new but
lust like new. S2.495: low down
payment. bank financing.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

CHEW. 80 Bel Air 2-door; straisht
stick. r. and h.: one owner; as low
as S25 down on approved credit.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

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Evening star., 1960-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1857 Saratoga 4-dooi
hardtop; torque1ite, power steer.
ing and brakes: electric windows,
=. and h.: / owner: Sl,795.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
OLMSTEAD

EST oLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-S40O
DODGE '52 4-door: T. and h., S175.
1915 18th st. NV. DE. 2-3236.
DE SOTO '57 sportsman 2-door
automatic, radio, Wv. tires; very
clean; 30-day warranty; Sl.395.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and M SITS. NV. Ho. 2-S10O
DE SOTO SO Firedome 2-dr. hard
top; powernite trans; power steer
ing, power brakes. radio and heat
er: custom interior; 2-tone paint;
tinted glass; sale priced S1,O95.
L. P. Stafford RAMBLER. S507
Colesville rd., s. S., Nd. JU. g.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
CHEVROLETS
PECK CHEV.

No Reasonable Offer Refused
2636 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. "-aU0o
CHEW. SO de luxe sedan; 6-cylin-
der motor, powerglide, radio,
heater: tiptop condition: S995;
written guarantee,
Evening star., 1960-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. SO Impala 2-door hardtop:
solid cream: only 10000 act.
miles. this car is perfect in every
respect: auto. trans. T. and h.,
padded dash, tinted glass, Wv.
tires. ETC.; you can't find a nicer
sqt sTt9i; 8; sSs ;SsS, i l. P STE sIEuART E.Ft
West hwy. S. s.. Nd. JU. 81 434.
CHEFKOLET 81. A luxurious 4-dr
sport sedan with VS., automatic,
power, steering, radio. heater; .
ind a nicer one at this price See
NJ Wnrl Easy fernns aNailahla
Evening star., 1960-04-15
BOWIE MOTORS

1891 BLADENSBURG RD. NE.
Ii. 1855 OPEN EWES TILL g
DE SOTO 81 sta. wag.; clean in
/ side and out; average miles: must
see to appreciate; S245. L. P
STEUART SILVER SPRING, INC. &.
1l4l East-West hwy, s. S., Nd.
JU. 9-1434.
DE SOTO go Firefiite VS. 4-dool
hardtop; distinctive all-black fin
ish. harmonizing inter, a host OF
features too numerous to mention,
incl. power steering and brakes
5000 act. miles: orig. cost, 81 500,
today's best buy; S3,495; new
car guarantee
Evening star., 1960-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 coupe: powerglide,
r. and h, good eond.; best offer.
KE. 7-1537 after 5.
CHRYSLER '49 4-door; blue, +. and
h.; excel. running cond.; very
clean: S275. OF. 4-a22S.
CHRYSLER 1855 Windsor 4-door
sedan; full power, clean. Butler
Bonded; S795.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 2lst st. NV. FE. 7-6lO7
IINCOLN-MERCURY
CHRYSLER 80 new Windsor A.
door sedan: factory equipped in
Guiding torquefiite transmission,
freight and federal taxes, So 1905.
Only S295 down, bank-rate terms
WHEELER. INC, CHRYsLER CITY
Chrysler- -Plymouth-Imp Valiant
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 3-4s00
CHRYSLER 81 Windsor 4-door Sc
dan; green and white, low mile
POHANKA OLDS
AUTO TRADE ASSN. WARRANTY
1925 goth st. NV. FE. 7-S30s
CHRYSLER 80 Imperial; fully
equipped, good cond., best offer
Call ED, PO. 2-247S.