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ses and suits so short! If she
could see her limbs as they are
now and not as she knows they
used to be she would act like a
big girl and wear dresses a little
longer"
This was Adah talking. Another
girl said, cant you tell herr"
Julia, quiet little girl almost
whispered as she said, Il love
my mother an awful lot, too, but
I do wish 1 could tell her to stop
dyeing her hair! know she is
young but when her hair grows
out at the neckline it is gray and
beautiful. Once when she was in
bed with the flu her hair was gray,
beautiful clean looking gray. I
told her it was prettier than the
dyed hair and so did Daddy and
all of us begged her to let it be
natural but she said, II am the
only one my age with gray hair
and they are always asking me
what kind of troubles I have had
to make my hair grow old while
am still in my pos and am tired
of hearing it,"
She knows she is a happily
married wife and mother so why
let friends teasing cause her to
ruin her hair. Julia continued in a
low voice, Il wish someone would
ask my mother to stop making
people laugh at her dyed hair. She
doesn't know they laugh about it
because they do that behind her
back but I know it, and I can't
get her to stop it"
Helen said, you can't imagine
how sensitive my MON is since
I asked her a simple question:" OF
course the girls wanted to know
what on earth the question was
that so disturbed her mother and
Helen told them.
My parents were talking and
laughing about something that had
happened when they were young
and all said was, "Mommy, did
you ever go swimming in the
olden days when you were young"
How was I to know she didn't
consider As years as being old. l
thought she was quite old and
very pretty and told her so but
she said she was not old yet and
for me not to forget it. won't but
don't you think As is quite old?"
Marie said she certainly thought
her mother was the incest mother
but she did wish she wouldn't go
to the telephone and say she was
going to call up one of the girls
Marie continued, when we are
alone I don't even think anything
of it but when some of my friends
are there they smoker when she
calls her friends, the girls
Just as quickly as this CONVEX
sation began they changed the
trend. Flo, about 16 years old,
began praising her mother. She
told the girls as far as she could
tell her mother was acting her age,
wore her hair the color it is and
in general she was happy she WAS
her mother.
She said, Il know my mother
has worked long hours trying to
train me so that 1 will be able to
go out into the world and take my
place if anything should happen
to her.
She taught me to have regard
for others. She called it having
good every day manners like say
ing, please, thank you, excuse me,
pardon me, and a lot Of other
little ways that have made me
have friends and keep them. With
out her teaching me the way to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-29
VADA PINSON WEEDS
IN CALIFORNIA

Oakland, Calf (ANP) - Vada
Pinson, speedy Cincinnati Reds
outfielder, made headlines recent
ly, when he married Jacqueline
Garibaldi of Alameda, Calf.
Vada is one of the leading Gin
cinnau players from whom great
things are expected this season.
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they became suspicious and began
to check discrepancies in her story.
Finally she and Lansing were ar
rested and charged with the crime.
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THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood
Golden keYs

A bunch of golden keys is mine
To make each day with gladness shine.
Good morning" that's the golden key
That unlocks every door for me-
When evening comes. Good night" say
And close the door of each glad day.
If friends give anything to me,
use my little Thank you" key
When at the table, If you please"
take from off my bunch of keys;
Excuse me-" Beg your pardon, too,
If by mistakes some harm I do
And if unkindly harm I've given,
With Forgive me" I shall be forgiven
On golden ring these keys I'll bind;
This is the motto, BE we kind"
Author Unknown
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-29

I'm proud to pay taxes In the
United States. Only thing is - I
could be just as proud for half the
mOney."-Arthur Godfrey.
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PROFILE OF A STAR:

PROFILE STAR:
parties drop apron
dinner twenty-five guests
onstage gamorous togs
price tag
average housewife.
She attends night clubs, parties
She doesn't smoke drink
a non-fcton
synonymous glamour, yet
often walks New Philadelphia Washington
Francisco etc. unrecognzed
She hasn't been to movie during the last five
She anything from gain
She doesn't to become stage
and she isn't planning to write expose book
She adores cats
forge through
She will not listen and has brought big
down button hole bringing
up? you guessed adys a
singer Watch this column
you're right
Everyones talking Davis
ing band and chorus after these many years.
betting he'll take the single
He's recording firm which should add
his pockets.
Emesin McCendon currently making
felt ?? Broadway production
Goose" is the wife of George Wiltshire, the comic
Contrary reports. Wilson good
friends really delights starting those
Rumorsah well there people and there people
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-29

Masees France Caablanca Rabat
Dalar Senegal
AUGMENTATION LIBERALS AIRPORT
(ANP)The republics Robertsfd
adaptation engthen runways
to
FRANCE LOSE FOUR MORE AFRICAN AREAS
Chad Republic (ANP)-Leades the
Congo
establishing independ-
political
France June
Us. AFRICA 1872 MILLION
Washington CANP)-Dung year technical
largest amount
the smallest italian
ailand $277,OOO.
FIGHTS GHANAS FIRST DAY
(AP)Fights between the
president day voting proposed
nation republic
prevented mobbng Joseph Danquah
asprant party opposing
Nkrlmah
IS KENYATTA ADVOCATES ARRESTED
Nairob Kenya AP)Thirteen Africans
charges of ntmdang nonkers during
of Kenyatta former
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AFRICAN PAPER GOES UNDERGROUND

johannesburg CANP)-With practically all the
papers published by the Union of South Africa
prohibited being published publications
foreground the Spark ourpage English
language Socialist League Of Africa
capitalist government and
from a workers republic.
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between the British Colonial office
began last week
giving British its free
dom by will become
territory freedom this Somaand
3 July and Nigeria, Oct. /
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Brazil CANP)-The Brazilian government
to operating establish
consutates Portuguese will be
Angola Mozambique,
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While continually hints and facts
decided listen youngsters talking them
it would your gray they
girl years my
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Trance PLANNING UNDERGROUND TESTS

(ANPWith the Eastern Ngerian government boycottng
goods radioactive faout
ABomb Sahara the French
disclosed that it studying sites the Mediterranean
island Of Corsica underground explosion
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BANDA TO SEEK FREE" NYAsALAND IN July TALKS

British Colonial office and DR. Hastng
Of Nyasaand
the Of Nyasaland from the
include Northern Southern
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soMA1IA CONSTITUTION DUE APRIL 80

Mogadshu Somaa (ANP)A special commission appointed by
legislative assembly acting assembly
drafting
assembly by April Independent from
Italia oona rule on
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roGo1ANp NEXT IN LINE For INDEPENDENCE

Togoand ANPThe next nation in Africa to ascend to
sovereignty Republic Togoand formerly French
Togoand which will take place the worlds cotere Of indie
pendent 27 whose 81 900 miles makes
only Maryland population IL million
British Togoand of Ghana Germany colony
from Britain and sliced
two
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY pENIILE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO Mahala Jackson may
viewing
but film Watch with
master "Satchmo" A Summers Day"
Let's counting Imitation Of Life" and The ST. Louis
Whatdya long
famed gospel singer will proed of those slick film
magazines!
Singer this time lad he be- Jackie Wilson is becoming quite
guy making quotes unquotabe gems you
is
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MOZAMBIQUE NATIVE SPEAKS ON "AFRICAN ENTERGENCE"

CANP)-Edwardo Mondlane native Of Mozambi
division Of general education
TIseeship division delivered address last
Thursday Emergence New Africa" He
national independence and their
implications or Of the world.
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US. AID TO AFRICA Is $s2 MILLION
FIGHTS MAR GHANA,s FIRST DAY OF VOTING
Is KENYATTA ADVOCATES

Naobi Kenya (ANF)Thirteen Africans arrested
nmidatng nonskers during oneday
porting Kenyatta
movement
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DarEs Salaam CANP-Fnal registration figures for the Sep
elections the B1shheld territory
population persons
GUINEA GETS AIRLINE LINK WITH CZECHosLOVAFuA
Conary Guinea (ANPThe Republic Of Guinea and Czechosov
aka linking
capitals Conakry Prague will
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Forge, (ANP)Elder Richard Wnfred Simons Ad-
missionary IN returned to
Of Rev Smons served
five and the Eastern
Nigeran miss for past 2-12 years.
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Brussels Belgian CANPThe international confederation OF Free
twononth consumer boycott OF
South African beginning The ICFU is composed
organizations Main items on the boycott hS
are wines and spirits canned and fish
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Switzerland; Marseilles France, Casabanca or
DalIar, Senegal
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IIRERIA OPENS ROAD LINK WITH SIERRA LEONE

(ANPThe first road connection between Freton
Sierra Leone officially into operation by Pres
road which joins the
Sierra of Liberia also
crosses portion of the Republic Of territory.
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$50 MILLION LAND pEyELo PMENT IN BAHAMAs

Andres Bahamas $50 million privately financed
land program vacation andor home
ent on 800 900 island largest of the Bahamas
andchn Andres Utilities corporation
Ltd ADRUC The OOOpopuated island $50 miles from the Flor
ida mainland Nassau by 1865 to have
ropllation of SO OOO and in Is years, $4,000.
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pRoRE PArCrTY or HEART DISEASES N UGANDA

Kampaa Uganda (ANP)-Makerere Medical college scientists
in cooperation Albany college faculty have begun
foyar project the heart diseases
and heart upstate residents Of Uganda
The National Heart institute has already
discovered during years had deaths at
tbuab heart attacks against
toyear upstate 1853 heart attacks 81 Of
which occurred shortly death
Evening star., 1960-10-09

SIAMESE KITTENS, 2 males,
purebreds, 0 weeks, $40 each.
Call DU. 5-7997.
FORD 4s BODY, including
frame, brakes, 4 wheels, seats,
all glass, $25. Call HA. 2-3668.
rs HARDY BOY BOOKS, $40.
Model airplanes; reasonable.
Call KE. 6-6866 after 5 pm.
GEORGE.
SPEEDBOAT-Must sell small
racing boat and motor; good
cond. UN. 4-8751.
A RARE ONE! l. One pair
Model "a" front tenders, abso-
Iutely mint condition, best offer
over $38; '51-'52 Chevy parts,
doors, tenders, seats, glass,
hood, deck, springs, gas tank.
brake drums and shoes; all
parts cheap; also 80 Chevy
stick transmission, 500; 1854
Ford complete rear end, $26.
Many assorted parts, batteryS,
generators, muffiers, ETC., etc.
Call JIM at OR. $4,000.
LAWN MOWER, ship. Briggs g.
Stratton engine, 26-in. rotary,
recoil starter; SIS. LU. 2-1335.
MARLIN CROWN PRINCE
single-shot %. fired only 10
times, with case, So. FRANK
LIN, 120 Adams st. NV.
CROSLEY HOTSH0T BODY,
red, loaded in, some extra parts,
wiring, tires, rims; $40 or best
offer. ia. 8-1741.
1850 FORD; V-8 engine, rebuilt
motor, new paint job, CUSTOM
lied seat covers. radio, heater,
g tires e snowtreads); $240.
Call JU. 5-9686.
3 ARMY TANK PERISCOPES,
from M8A1 tank gun, SIS ea.;
slide rule, new, IS; many classi-
cal records; '49 CroSIey sta.
wag., very good motor, r.. h.,
leather uphol., 8 tires, red. Call
ED. 9-664O bet. is.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Miscellaneous
Wunted
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RIFLE, .22-caliber, boys model.
Call CE. 6-8277.
WANTED-Set Of Junior golf
clubs, good condition. Can
BILLY. LU. 2-9479.
MAD magazines No. 2, 3. 4, g.,
6, 27 and %. Call VIII. 2-5060,
ask for PAUL.
CAD. 81 LaSalle trans. VIII pay
up to 500 for one in good
condition. Call JOHN, KE. g.
6453.
BARBELLS-will pay reason
able price. Call CRAIG, EN-.
5-422o.
WILL PAY reasonable price for
46-'53 De Soto. Chrys., Dodge
transmission. RUSSELL, JU.
0-3968.
MANIFOLD, complete with 8,
2-barrel carburetors and link
age for 283-cu.-i1. Chevy en-
gine. Write p. o. Box 520.
Middleburg, Va.
OLD, LARGE TOY TRAINS,
before 80: any condition. JE.
4-37O7.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Notices


KITTENS-Giye away; long
haired, housebroken. gentle:
make good pets. VIII. 2-3959.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED to en-
tertain hospitalized veterans
and servicemen. Call HORACE.
RA. 3-2780.
YORKTOWN STUDENTS will
vote Tuesday. Elect Becky
Marston for vice president Of
student council. Vote for a
willing. winning worker!
DON'T LET other bands fool
you. When you hire the
GALAxIES, you really get
your moneys worth. Call
BLAINE SMITH. Oliver q
0720, Oliver 2-0045.
LET'S ELECT a Junior as the
next president of the Walter
johnson sophomore class coun-
ell. Lewle Edgar Casner. jr.ii
NEED A BAND? MUSICIANS?
Rock m roll bands speciality.
Reas. rates. Cali TOMMY
COLE, Qook in the yellow
pages Of the new Md. edition
under "Orchestras" or "Mu-
sicians.'9 HE. 4-234S.
THE BELVEDERES keep on
rockin' the D. c. area. Best
R&R: Rockhouse music. Call
HE. 4-2348.
LIKE BARGAINS? Get ten men
for the price Of five. Like
quality2 Get the Keynotes,
the band with q complete
rhythm. reed and brass Sec
tion. Complete repertoire from
In The Mood, to Night Train.
Call RE. 5-7833 or RE. 6-9244.
JAZZ BAND for hire. Reason
able rates. Call FE. $3.50.
CUSTOM FANS ONLY!
Would you like skirts painted,
duals installed, duals custom
made, side pipes installed, coil
heating with guarantee and
all forms Of mild customizing?
Call JIM at CIR. 4-8060 for
pleasing results and less bite
on the pocketl
THE COLLEGIANS, MEL LEV
INSON, RA. $1,000.
S. X. S. SOCIAL, Friday, Octo-s
Der IA at the Silver Spring
Armory, 8::30-12. A dance con-
test and a door prize will be
featured. Admission 75c.
FROM THE LAND Of sky blue
waters comes the fabulous
sound of the NOMADS.
STEVE, JU. 5-1569.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Greetings


HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Warren.
Love, from BOB, DONNA,
JAY and TOM.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Oct. 5 to
ELIZABETH from the Family.
CATHY-It has been 66 great
days. It'll go on forever. DON.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANN from
your real poor" family.
TERRY PACE-Happy 18th on
Oct. Z. from a guy who'll
never forget YOU.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

1858 ALLSTATE MOTORCYCLE;
must sell, $3.50 or best offer;
500 worth Of parts free. Call
LUMAN PERRY, WA. 7-7231,
1851 CHEW. CONVERT; 500 OF
best offer. IA. 4-3712.
POWERGLIDE TRANS, 1859
$3.50; police band radio, $40;
1857 Ford trans, $50. LU. l.
1885,
GUINEA PIGS, ideal apartment
pets; quiet, gentle. never bite,
climb or chew. JE. 2-3703.
DE SOTO 1855; power steering,
automatic trans: excellent con-
dition: S525. EN-. 1886.
CAD, LaSalle column shift
trans, $25. ~ Ford radiator,
perfect, $40. Call after 6 pm,
OIL. 4-1161.
GUITAR, elect. with strap. case,
Kay 5-tube amp. with dual g.
inch speakers, 4 inst. inputs,
new, $225. 11s mos old, sell for
$125. Also tape recorder with
mike, telephone pickup, paid
$50, sell SIS. Call RONNIE, uU.
1-7656.
ALTO SAX, LaMonte; very good
condition: $16O or best offer.
EN-. 1884.
RECORD PLAYER, RCA de luxe,
As rpm. Excellent condition;
like new; SIS. Call PAUL, ia.
1924.
BICYCLE-Boys 26-in.: like new;
has basket, light and lock. RE.
6-6321.
MUSICAL INSTS. 2 tromboneS,
2 trumpets, l clarinet, l flute,
/ French horn, LEE. FE. z
1414.
GO-KART, homemade, 21a-h.p.
Clinton 2-cycle engine; $35.
OIL. 4-1642.
SELL tonneau cover 81 Ply;
/, SO or "a Chevy. Both good
cond.; both white. Call ROB,
VIII. 6-S14l.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

LIONEL ELEC. TRAIN-Many
acc, lots Of track; would make
wonderful Xmas gift; $65. Gil.
5-2202.
CUB SCOUT UNIFORMS, size
8 and 10; Explorers, size II
(Outgrown), "a each. HU. g.
B712.
FORD 1851 e-cyL Tudor; stick.
customized, beautiful interior,
good condition. 10. 4-7229.
TRUMPET, by Holton, $75;
sports coat, light grey, size 81,
SIS; jacket, steer hide, motor
cycle, size 20, $40. LU. 1880.
GO-KART, 3la h.p. with speci-
fications to meet racing re-
Qlirements; used only 2 wks.
Best offer. Call MRS. BROWN
on Sunday, between $50 am.
and 8 pm.
ELEC. GUITAR, shaded finish,
incased tuning keys, cut away,
adjustable bridge, with case,
strap, cord, convenient tone
switch, all for only $50. Call
IA. 8-O194.
BUICK 1858 4-door Special;
auto transmission, radio and
heater. Your answer for q
dependable car. Call IA. g.
Ol94.
CHEW. PARTS, 3x2 set up for
265-283, &65; 1854 trans, '48
truck floor shift, $25; 6-cyl.
engine parts, SO grille, $40;
junking 81 Chev. with custom
interior, viii sell parts; 6-volt
Mallory coil, 81. 10. 2-l938.
FORD IS conv.: ST., cd: must
sell immed.; excel. cond.; new
tires and brakes. Best offer
over $500, or trade old car
and cash. CL. 6-0606.
FORD SO Tudor; std. shift, new
paint; very clean; new clutch;
top condition. Must see to
appreciate, Must sell today.
A real buy for only 1928. IA.
2-4675.
MALLORY MAGSPARK dis
tributor for 40 or '53 Ford or
Mere. In good condition. Call
BERT, KE. 8-6453.
CHEVY 1913 convert; good
body, T. and h., WV. tires,
needs top; $45. DAVE, KE. g.
$3.50.
NERO 80 2-dr. sedan; blue,
stick, r. and h., good running,
new upholst., $3.50. EN-. 2
1884.
Evening star., 1960-10-09


std. trans, r. and h., Wv.
tires. Best offer. BOB, Cedar
6-8562.
.22 BOLT ACTION, single-Shot
rife, excellent condition. Must
sell. Call DICK, VIII. 6-2835.
FENDER SKIRTS, 50 Ford, 81;
complete so Ford grille, 81;
one auto hot-water heater, g.
volt, So; two ~ h.p. gas en-
gines, one needs mag, other
rod, 81 and IS. BOB, 10.
8-3444 until 4 pm.
HUDSON RADIO, oil, temp.
gauges and clock; will sell all
for $11 or will sell separate.
MA. 2-1443.
GO-KART, good cond. and paint,
racing sticks, upholstery, Clin-
ton engine; best offer. MA.
2-1443.
DODGE 80 without motor; good
shape, gray primer; SIS or
best Offer Can OIL. 6-8508.
FLEX SHAFT, heavy duty, 72-
in. shaft, Jacobs ~ lin. chuck,
"a h.p, $3.50 rpm. motor.
right angle body grinder at
tachment. Tin. disc used for
light work in the home; $120
value. sacrifice at $50. JE.
2-3357.
PAINT SPRAY, $3.50 DeVilbissI
outfit for 500. Puts out 10.6
cf.m. at so psi; used only
few hours in home workshop;
Ia h.p. electric with 20-gal.
pressure tank, P-MBC gun,
moisture and oil filters, regu-
lators and hoses included. JE.
2-3357.
'BLUEBIRD" FOR SALE-Ex-i
ceptionally clean 81 Plym.
hardtop with full custom
treatment, blue and white me-
talic lacquer, with blue and
white naugahyde interior. Come
see the big bird, needs wings
and transmission. First 500.
RAY, JE. 2-3357.
NERO. RADIO '5O-'51; 6x9
speaker includ., SIS Call PAUL,
OV. 3-2113.
FORD 50 Vic; candy apple red,
Sc Third 312-cu.-in. eng,
bored 40 over cam and 3-2l
manifold; floor shift; new IA
in. tires; $500 or best offer.
Call HE. 4-2997.
CHEW. SO 2-dr. hardtop; power
glide. radio, heater; $3.50. HA.
2-752I.
MERCURY 1851 2-dr.: all parts
except eng. and trans; also
so Ford transmission; reason
able. KE. 6-9054.
MOTORCYCLE Maico; bought
new in '58; windshield, tool
kit; driven 5000 miles; best
offer. AP. 7-3267.
FORD 1910 Tudor sedan; '56
ChrySler eng, La Sale trans.
new bait; s.w. gauges. JU.
5-O333.
FUR COAT, beautiful mouton
lamb; like new, sacrifice. Call
JU. 1892, ewes. or Sundays.
ST. CECILIA'S UNIFORM, gym
suit, like new, all or part; best
offer. RE. 6-5780.
STUDE. 81 va Starlight coupe;
good engine, trans, tires. body.
Must sell, can't drive; 500 or
best offer. Call MA. 8-7l6S.
ENGINE '48 Mere; full race
33sx4-in., ported and relieved,
oversize valves, Lincoln tap
pets, Weber Fl track cam, new
Weber aluminium flywheel and
clutch, Harmon Collins dual
coil ignition, three 97s, 8.11
heads. Also 80 Ford box with
Zephyr gears and 4.44 rear
complete with new brakes. All
for $3.50 or will sell parts. Call
after 6 pm. Sunday or week
days, IA. 5-0572 or IA. 5000.
MOTORCYCLE 50 Harley: 1875
~ HPIdjtrn eaat coddIa hare
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Miscellaneous
For Sale


h.p. B. g. S. engine, 25 m.p.h.;
good condition, $45 or best
offer. Call HE. 9-1120.
MOTOR SCOOTER PARTS,
Cushman, engine blocks, milled
heads, 3-inch pistons, con-
rods, springs, manifolds, chain
guards, etc. for Eagle and reg
ular CuShman. HE. 4-6010.
PARTS 81 Nash Rambler conv.;
most any part removable from
chassis except engine: radiator.
gen., springs, top and tenders.
Priced low. CL. 6-6723.
GO KART Continental cart
with full Mac 90, class B; all
new, never been completely as
sembled. Engine is rebuilt and
has been bored and ported:
about IL h.p.; $125 for engine,
SIS for cart. HE. 4-6010.
"a FORD conv., white, '53 Chrys-
Ter eng, just overhauled; four
2-b. carbs., How'd. cam and kit:
'56 Chrys. pistons; white rolled
and tufted naugahyde; all body
chrome removed; Frenched
headlights and tail lights; '56
Plym. grille bars. HI. 9-5O43.
TRUMPET, oxford, used yr. in
school band; $50 or best offer.
OV. 3-4433.
MODEL "a" dual-carb. manifold
with carbS., fuel block and link
age; new cond. AUSTIN
YOUNG, 500 31st pl., Hyatts-
vile, Md, WA. 7-4126.
loft. PLYWD. RUNABOUT, 10
h.p. Mercury outboard motor;
forwd. and center deck, steer
ing wheel; both In excellent
cond.; $l25 or best offer. Call
HE. 4-5460.
'A9 FORD V-8 BLOCK-Heads,
pistons, manifold, valves and
springs, rods, cam, crankshaft,
water pumps, bell housing and
pressure plate; '46-'53 Ford
radiator, left door and vents;
16-in. tires and rims; 81 Ford
chrome windshield frames; also
Coleman "425" camp stove;
Sportsman rink skates, size IL.
Call WO. 6-7127.
FORD 40 coupe; body in excel
lent shape; full race Sc Olds
eng, 4 carbs.; $425. Call XII.
8-7221, Ext. ITO, weekdays, 9-5.
FORD '49 convertible; duals, new
paint; $3.50. Call BILL, UN.
4-9076.
1858 PACKARD TRANSM. with
overdrive; perfect condition.
CHICK, WO. $500.
1881 FORD OR NERO. Offen-
hausen heads. Sell for $37 so or
trade for Bell TX500 crash he'll
met. See II. r. CARDWELL at
2332-A Chamberlain Village,
Quanfico, Va, or call on Mon
day betw. 8 and II at Quantico,
Elk. 2-9177.
1954-'59 FORD Elderbrock sal
manifold, complete with carbs.,
prog. linkage, fittings, chrome
pots and gas lines; best offer. |
Call VANCE, OIL. 6-8106.
FORD so, with reblt. OldS power;
Hin. T-bird clutch, All rear;
lowered; Chevy gr. teeth. Best |
offer over $500. VIII. 6-935O.
AUTO ACCESSORIES-'57 Ford
Satellite tail lights: SO Plym.
full wheel covers; Ford heavy
duty fuel pump. Best offer. Call |
VANCE, OIL. 6-8106.
BENDIX electric fuel pump;
hardly used. Call VANCE, OIL.
6-81O6.
CHEW. 81; radio, heater; run
ming condition; cheap. Phone
HE. 4-7332.
FORD '48 h-ton pickup truck;
so Nero. engine; $3.50 or best
offer. WA. 7-O332.
SONIC 45-r.p.m. record player
with changer; on-off, tone con-
troll; holds IA records-in-
cluded; like new; SIS. Call VIII.
6-5127.
CHEVY IS; black, WV, radio,
Evening star., 1960-10-09
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