davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Transit Fare iseAsked,
4 Tokens for 95 Gents
d. System Files Petition With P. U. C.
Cash and Student Cost UNCHANGED

D. c. Transit System has asked the Public Utilities
Commission for permission to sell four tokens for
instead of five tokens for dollar.
The company formally filed petition requesting the
increase with the P u c. yesterday The present 25cen
cash fare and 1Ocen school fare would remain the
O. Roy Chalk D. c. Transit president said constantly
Evening star., 1960-09-15
REDS, AND RELIGION
Anti-Kennedy Drive
Gets Rough in Texas
BULLETIN

Republican National Chair
man Morton today said he
would phone Carr P. Collins,
ST., chairman of Texans for
Nixon, and try to discourage
him from injecting the reli-
gious issue into the presiden-
tial campaign.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Lewis Beats Lohren

ST. LOUIS (AP).-Chuck
Lewis, upset cOnquerOr Of
Defending Champion Jack
Nicklaus yesterday in the
National Amateur, defeated
Carl LOhren of the Brooke
Manor Club in NOrbeck, Md,
4 and 3, in a fifth-rOund
match today.
Earlier Story on Page BID
Evening star., 1960-09-15

Today and every Thursday
be sure to shop The Stars
complete food section for
all your weekend and
week long food needs.
You'll find this convenient
section your best guide to
the widest variety of food
bargains in town. For saw
ings galore
SHOP THE STAR FIRST
BEFORE YOU BUY
Evening star., 1960-09-15
BULLETINS
Flour Vat BIost
Kills Workman

One workman was killed
and two others injured in a
flour vat blast that rocked
the Wonder Bread Bakery at
1901 Georgia avenue NV.
police said. The trapped
victims, not Immediately
identified, were freed after a
few minutes by firemen and
were taken to Freedmen's
Hospital.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

THE WEATHER.:
Full Report
on Pose Az

District and vicinity-Increasin cloudi-
ness tonight, low near GA. Cloudy and cool
with rain tomorrow High and low of the
last "a hours: High, 73, at 4:3O pm. yes
terday; low, 81, at $50 am. today.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Junuury 28
7:26
9-Tv EditoFiol.

9-TV Editoriol.
1880
4-Low OF the PlcinsFfon.
"The Rowhiders." Buckhort acts
os q defense attorney for gypsy
occused of 'stobbine landowner.
Michael Ansoro stors.
5-White Hunter. Adventure.
The Hunter is determined TO Sc
cure Justice for on old man swim
died OF his sovines. Rhodes Req
son stors.
1.-The 6ole Storm Show.
Susonno and Nueey invode the
kitchen Of q Chinatown restaurant
TO "fix" fortune cookie Sole
Storm, Zosu Pitts, CorI Benton
Reid.
9-To Tell the Truth. Quiz.
500
4-Bot Mosterson. Western.
Mosterson bottles q millionaire
robber baron. Gene Barry, Paul
lombert.
S-Nieht Court. Triols.
Hour. Re-enoetment Of oetlol
coses.
7-Donna Reed Show. Comedy.
Donno, rebels loud and eleor when
the duties and responsibilities OF
housewives ore belittled. Donno
Reed, Corl Betr, Constonce Moore.
S-Besty Hutton Show. C'm'dy.
When Roy Strieklond's ehonees Of
being elected president OF the
student council ore slim Goldie
decides to boost his popularity by
getting a rock N roll singer for
his election rolly. Phil Harris Is
featured.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
$50

4-Jehnny stoeeoto. Mystery.
Double Feature" Johnny 10 ee-
eused Of committing d murder.
John Cossovetes.
1.-The Reel Mecoys. Comedy.
THE Perfume SoIesmon. Grond-
po Mccoy protests when Luke
takes on soIes ooency. WoIter
Brennan, Richard Crenno.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
THURSDAY Program LIstngs
Continued From Preceding Poss

Continued From Preceding Poss
400
4-House on High Street.
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
7-Amerieon BondstoNd.
Ia Hours. Dick CIork, m. {.
S-The Brighter Doy. Serial.
AIS
s-The Secret Storm. SerioI.
4:3o
4-Split Personality. Quiz.
9-Ths Edge Of Night. Serial.
500
A-Boxo the Clown. Color.
5-Milt Grone Show. Voriety
! Hour. Teen-eeers' dance porty.
7-American Bandstond.
9-Tke Early Show. Movie.
IA Hours. ''Aer First 6eou."
le4l. Jane Withers, jackie
Cooper.
$3.50
7-Roeky and His Fr'nds. Kids.
4-Susie. Comedy.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Twist or Wilton All Wool
Face Broodloom-2 types

Tight twist or all wool "cor-
we'd look" wilton. Fovorite COL II m 50.
ors to choose from. exl2 rug 600 yd
87O6
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Mems 2-Trouser Tropical Suits
Imported oII-wooI English tropical
worsted or $50 Docron PoIyester/ 40 TX
4596 Worsted . regular, short ~" -
long.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Artone AII-in-One Ste

Exclusive at The Hecht Co. 4-spee-
changer. balance and tone control
Dual channel ompIifier. Mahogany
finish. Just SO monthly. Available
in walnut and blonde $40 higher.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
ON BEAT WITH OFFBEAT COLORS

Have the we'll hand wearing
Siomese ondo green
coll to mind the Echo the shode Revon nts
Vocot the peouched poe nail enomes ot
luscious color Violet creme pstochio mint" pink
and "sueo blue" q few
Evening star., 1960-07-12

Russo-Lupo
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald E.
Russo Of Wheaton. Md, an
Evening star., 1960-07-12
ItWiII Be
All Politics
At Party
The distaff side Of Wood

The distaf side of Wood
mont Country Club will
whoop it UP tomorrow a
a luncheon . fashion show
replete with posters. pla-
cards. elephants. donkeys,
buttons and other para
phernalia for a Mock Poll
tical Convention.
Heading the Democrats
and with a bevy of candi-
dates is Mrs. X. Norman
Diamond. and leading the
Republicans is Mrs. Alfred
Goldstein. Both are CO.
chairmen. respectively Of
the luncheon.
Since all the presidential
candidates headquarters
have been most generous
with convention material,
Woodmont win look like
Convention Hall as each
guest enters the club to
cast her ballot for her
favorite candidate.
Keyed to and in tune
with convention climate,
several club members will
carry State banners and
model fashions by Rose
Robinson Cowen.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
Were Has the Summer Gone?
Asks an Indignant Shopper

things on display were sum-
mer fashions.
Let's be realistic. though I
endeavor to be stylish and
keep my family well dressed,
I simply cannot spend x
numbers of dollars on clothes
that we will not wear for at
least four to six weeks. Many
of my friends have made
this same observation. I
mean, how many people can
afford to buy snowsuits in
July when they are planning
q vacation in August?
"Fashion-wise things are
getting hectic. When does
the ll-dressed woman wear
a white dress? Within my
memory no one wore white
at night any later than Au-
gust Is.
But now if you miss the
opening night at Carter Bar
ron, you can pack up your
white dress, honey, you
muffed your chance to wear
1t. Why just last week some
one ran an advertisement in
your paper for black crepe
for late summer evenings.
Late summer'-what is that?
After the Fourth Of July,
that's when.
If only I were powerful and
eloquent I would initiate a
day when stores must sell
timely fashions. When in
January a girl could buy a
sweater and in July she could
buy a bathing suit that wasn't
a leftover.
Help us slow down the
manufacturer. Help put sum-
mer back where it belongs
fashion-wiSe. You know, old
time stuff like navy blue in
Evening star., 1960-07-12
By ELEM

Some stimulating comment
from Mrs. jerome I. Baylin
Of Silver Spring came across
our desk the other day. on
a subject that everybody
talks but nobody does any
thing about. The buying of
summer clothes in the sum-
mer to be exact.
We're reprinting Mrs. Bay
Inns letter because we parti-
cularly enjoy reader COM
ment on a subject that we
particularly enjoy writing
aboutAfashion. Here's her
letter.
DEAR ELEM:
What are the stores trying
to- do to us? Summer is
exactly 81 days old and the
stores are filling their racks
with back-to-school clothes.
lone of our largest down.
town stores is filled with
winter coats and wool suits.
The summer clothes are
piled on tables like so much
rummage. It's fantastic.
Last year. my husband
and I took a weeks vacation
in August. Around the end
Of July I tried to buy a
beach coat. The salespeople
looked at me as If I'd lost
my mind. There were none
to be had. That particular
day it was "a degrees, smack
dab in the middle of the
summer and the only fresh
stock in the stores was win
ter apparel.
Conversely, this March
when there was 4 inches of
snow on the ground couldn't
buy my little boy a pair of
flannel pajamas. The only
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Connon-McMorrow

Col. Linden Kinder Cam
non, jr., USA, and Mrs. Cam
non OF Alexandria announce
the engagement of their
daughter Linda to 1t. Thomas
Francis McMorrow, USA, son
OF Brig. Gen. Francis Jo-
seph McMorrow, USA, and
Mrs. McMorrow of Arlington.
A September 3 wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1960-07-12

- $50 N@NS e-SbNAsNA SAtJ "a S0AAA'
not as clean as Washington.
There are many communi-
ties in and around Camden
Of various sizes. If you pre-
fer a smaller community,
Riverton. Palmyra, CHINA
minson, or PennSauken would
appear to me to best suit
your needs. In Riverton. Pal
myra, and Cinnaminson all
children attend Palmyra High
School tsplit sessions, al
though Cinnaminson is in
the process of fighting for
its own High School.
All three of these COM
munities have their own
grade schools. Riverton and
Palmyra are right on the
Delaware River and the
Yacht Club in Riverton is
a favorite spot with all High
School children, as well as
their parents and younger
brothers and sisters!
If you prefer a slightly
larger community, Moores-
town. Haddon field. and Mer-
chantville are all within
easy access to Camden. Moor
eStown and Merchantville
students attend Moorestown
High School, which has an
excellent reputation. Had
donfield has it's own High
School, and I've never heard
anything but praise for it.
All the above mentioned
communities are within 20
80 minutes driving from
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Reed-Kessler

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Will
liam Reed of Tumwater,
Wash, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Clara
Louise to Mr.. Frederick Jo-
seph Kessler, son of Mrs.
Frederick Charles Kessler of
Rutherford, N. j., and the
late Mr.. Kessler. A Septem-
Der wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
WEE WOMEN

Camden, and all have bus
transportation as we'll.
Although these are all old
communities, they all have
new developments as well as
many fine old homes for you
to choose from.
Evening star., 1960-07-12

April and May and not bright
cottons.
Gay plaids and prints in
June and July not muted
toned plaids and paisley. At
this rate even the flowers will
start getting mixed up. The
June blooming gladioli will
start bursting in April, just
to be fashionable.
Come on, girls, let's pull
together. Let's set the calen-
dar right side up again.
This won't help much, but
I feel better for sounding
off,"
ed. Note1 Tomorrow the stores
get q chance To answer Mrs. Baylins
beef"
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Poyne-Brock

Announcement is made of
the engagement of Miss jan
ice Sue Payne to Mr.. Marlyn
Lee Brack, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison B. Brack of
Hoisington, Kans. A Septem-
Der wedding is planned. Miss
Payne is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence H. Payne
OF Falls Church. The Star
regrets that it incorrectly
stated the announcement
was made by the bride-to-
be's parents.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Conporetto-
Weaver

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
George Comparetto announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Jean Marie, to Mr..
William Weaver, son of Mr..
Ralph Weaver. An October
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
ENGAGEMENTS

nounce the engagement of
cir daughter Josephine
Irene to Mr.. Antonio Lupo of
Hyattsville. Md. son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Vincenzo
Lupo of Italy. A summer 1861
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Purkin-MucuuIoy

Mr.. and Mrs. Purl Emerson
Parkin of Port Huron, Mich,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Patsy to Mr..
Joseph Hugh Macaulay, son
of Mrs. Joseph Macaulay Of
DeSoto, Wise. and the late
Mr.. Macaulay. A late Au-
gust wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Weitznnun-Levi

Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore C.
Weitzman announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Jayne Allen, to Mr.. Harold
H. Levi III, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leidy of Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Planning Trip

Mrs. c. E., Washington
We are planning a trip
abroad in the near future.
We want to buy a movie
camera and perhaps a pro-
jector over there and would
appreciate any informa-
ton as to the best place to
buy.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
Cleaning Up

Mrs. r. A., Washington
Can you tell me how to
remove iron rust and brown
motor oil from nylon and
orion.
Evening star., 1960-07-12
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
You'll Enjoy Delaware TOWNSHIPS
To: Mrs. H. S. M, Arlington
Mrs. c. F. BroDn, Alexandria

More spotlights country:
am sure you and your family will throughy enjoy iy-
ing in or around Delaware Township lived in that area
for ten years and think it is wonderful
II you prefer suburban residential area stay away
from the actual city of Camden it's strictly city life and
Evening star., 1960-08-21
= Use 7een-Ads to
1woR Tell and Sell
EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND

EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND
for hire; college students: rea-
Sonable rate. FE. 3-3549.
THE EMERALDS, a rock n roll
band will play for teen clubs,
parties and dances. Special
rate for parties. Cali LARRY
BORTON at JE. 3-7956.
ATTENTION, BBYO, don't for
get the social action meeting
tonight at 7 pm. at Adelphl
Mill. All chapters must be
represented.
THE CORPSE CONDO, one Of
WaShington's finest teen bands
is on the loose. We will give
to the first person that wants
us to play on the night Of
September 10, the utmost in
any kind of music, rock m
roll, cha-cha, swing. anything.
ABSOLUTELY FREE OF
CHARGE. Call JOHN, Oh. q
4l93.
WHEN YOU WISH to hire a
band, don't settle for less! Get
the GALAXIES! Call BLAINE
SMITH, Oliver 2-0720.
RIDERS WANTED! Univ. of Fla.
and area: student leaving on
Sept. 10. RONNIE, RE. 6-8667.
KITTEN, male, free: also year.
old female: needs good home.
OIL. 6-7515.
DON'T HIRE the CheSsmen UN-
LESS you want the Washing
ton areas finest party and
dance musici Call HE. 4-6345
or HA. 2-9486.
NATIVITY TEEN CLUB pre-
sentS The Sentimentals."
Dance tonight from 8 to IL
at 5000 Georgia ave. AdmiS-
sion, 25c. CYO members only.
DRESSMAKER, for ladies' al
terations in my home. two or
three days work; must be good.
Call before Tues. or after
Thurs. I have electric ma
chine. AP. 7-606l.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Greetings


HAPPY BIRTHDAY Charles,
you're wonderful and very
sweet. Love, MARY.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY to
Fred Wandland on Aug. 20.
You're the greatest guy in
mass. Love always, NANCY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Aug. 30
to Steve on his 18th birthday.
I'll love you always. Love,
MISSY.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY to the
sweetest grandma ever. Love,
RICKY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Don, my
"one boy" With love, NORMA.
KAY GLOVER-Happy birthday.
from Nom and Dad. May all
your days be good and glad.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Aug. %, to
Carol and Diane F. GEORGE.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

FORD '55 Fairlane va, stick;
glossy black, od., custom blue
interior, new Wv. tires, spot
less, $3.50 or best offer. EN-.
5-2598.
FORD '51 convertible less eng.
and trans; setup for Chevy
V-8, 12-volt system, dropped
tie rod, new front end, All
rear end, good top and body;
$75 or best offer. JE. 2-0575.
MIG MARK III 50; recently re-
conditioned; many new parts
inSalled; exceptional value;
best offer. IA. 1904.
NASH 50 Statesman 2-dr. r.
and h.. good running, some
dents; $85. JE. 2-2356.
PIANO, studio upright, Storey
& Clark, excellent condition,
nice enough for formal use; :,
perfect for rec. or rumpus rm.
Call BARB, JE. 4-5097.
RACER (go-kart), won in draw
ing, never been used; value,
$16O; sell, $125. JE. 2-1O34.
OLDS. so coupe; r. and h., SO
Olds eng, bored .060; 500 or
best offer. DU. 5-6225 after
5 pm.
LINCOLN 49; standard trans,
o.d., r. and h., great possibility
as class E dragster. Make
offer. Call TONY, co. 5-6612.
PHONO RECORDS, As rpm.
and 80 rpm, singles and al
buns, practically every re-
lease for past 2 years; 35c for
singles, 60c for albums. Will
sell either singularly or in
gross. so. 5-1167.
MOTOR, '55 Buick Century,
bored, balanced, Esky cam, 6
carbs, f1ywheel and magspark.
Ready to run; $3.50 or best
offer. JU. 9-9330.
ENGINE AND TRANS. 1854
OldS. Also radio and battery,
all in perfect condition. KE.
8-2530 or FE. 7-1128.
WIRE HUBCAPS, Is in, $40;
As rpm. record changer, So;
horseshoe set, 50. JU. 5-2051.
CHRYSLER '49 cl. coupe 60"
good mech. cond., needs paint,
seat covers; $95, best offer or
trade for outboard motor. WA.
7-5o9l.
PONTIAC TO FORD front eng.
mount; Pontiac Bonneville
cam and solid lifterS. JU. s.
205l.
KNEE-HIGH and hip rubber
boots, size 1879: knee-high
leather boots, size 9. JU. 5-2051.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Miscellaneous
Wanted

Observation-Disclosures lllilllllllllllllll
RIGHT DOOR and fender for
1854 Nero. hardtop. Prefer
power window. Call MA. 7-2637.
DENNIS ]. O'CONNELL girls
uniform, size II. Also metro
nome. KE. 6-9765.
1925 TO 1885 Ford, Plymouth
Dodge or Chew, in good run
ming cond.; not over SIS. DE.
2-2lO7.
OFFICIAL, Soap Box Derby,
wheels and axleS. Call DAVID,
JU. 5-7564.
GIRLS 26-in. bike, must be in
excellent condition. SP. 2-6553.
WANTED-Old, large toy trains
before 80; any condition. JE.
4-3707.
WANTED-Set of barbells and
motor scooter. KE. 6-9765.
MODEL AIRPLANE ENGINE,
o.S., max. 35, Super Tiger 35,
good running condition; rea-
sonable price. Call JUNIOR,
LU. 4-6492 after 7 pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Notices


DRIVING LESSONS in your car;
ADVANTAGES! TEEN RATES.
SIS SAVINGS! Annandale,
Springfield, Falls Church and
nearby. CL. 6-2627.
MUSIC BY LENNY, the finest
in recorded sound for your
parties and dances. HE. 4-0989.
BIG DANCE! MCJC-USY in
vites you to "Some Enchanted
Evening"" Monday, August %,
8:30-11:30 pm. Music by
Rhythm-Aires Heel and tie,
81. Air.-cond. social hall, Mont.
Co. Jewish Comm. Ctr, Inc,
29O1 E.-W. hwy, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Jobs Wanted

GIRL, Is, white. ne. Wash,
desires baby sitting jobs. Call
CHARLENE, LA. 6-8177.
GUITARIST desires work, plays
much Chet Atkins and Chuck
Berry style. MIKE OLIVER1,
IN. 3-5983.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

GAS ENGINE, great for Co
kart use; REQ 21a h.p.; great
running cond. Cali PAUL, EN-.
3-03l0.
GO-KART, custom built, 4-cycle
engine, pneumatic tires, 30-35
m.p.h.; $50. RE. 5-4160.
HENRY-J 1852; runs good; $50
with spare parts. HE. 9-1959,
or LO. 5-3337.
3-IN-1 CUSTOMIZING KITS
for 75c. They are in good
condition; 1910. ST, SO, SO and
go. Call MA. 2-0l04.
CAMERA, Argus CA IS NM. ex-
cellent for newcomers to 30
nm. photography; takes b.
and W.. color and color slides.
Call LENNY, LA. 6-0043.
GO-KART ENGINE, Clinton A
400, tuned up; in perfect con-
dition; used little; $40. WO.
6-8603.
MOTOR SCOOTER CUSHMAN,
with 1872 h.p. Wisconsin en-
gine; just reconditioned; $95 or
best offer. Call ALAN. OIL.
4-5580.
CORONET AND CASE, plus
music; all for $50. JIM PAR
NELL. Box TIA. Brookeville,
Md, walker 4-4074.
SKINDIVING dry suit, Scuba
tote, medium size, good condi-
ton; SIS. RONNIE. RE. 6-S667.
GARAGE FULL of Model A
parts, new and used engines,
transmiSsions, complete frame,
coupe body. trunk lids, hoods,
generators. starters, headlamps
and many, many more too
numerous to mention. Must
sell, have to move. See Sun
day after 6 pm, 1408 N. Utah,
Arlington, IA. 2-5554.
RABBITS. NJ. and Cal, $1.25-
81; hutches. LO. 7-4259, 531l
Wheeler rd. Sc, RICHARD
MATHIESON.
CHEW. 1947 conv.; black, good
body; needs top; passed D. c..
inspection Aug. IS, 1860; $S5.
DU. 7-2558.
CLARINET, Buffet, Paris case,
music stand, excel. cond.; 500.
PAT" JA. 2-7836.
BARBELLS, approx. 100 lbs, SIS;
punching bag and frame, So.
BILL, JA. 2-9266, 1902 N. Yer
mont, Arlington.
CLARINET, wood, good condi-
ton: reasonable. Call JOHN,
JE. BOATS.
PLYMOUTH 1857 plaza" 4-dr.;
white wall tires, like new; $3.50
or best offer. IA. 2-8425.
DEHUMIDIFIER, Victor, good
condition, $25; G-E ironer,
good condition, $40. lockwood
4-6820.
HO TRAIN SET, like new, 2
engines, track, houses, cars,
etc. so. 1892.
NERO. Sc white conv; r. and h.,
power brakes and steering;
excel. cond.; $500 and take
over payments; being trans
ferred. TED, FL. 4-8226.
RECORDS. old and new, by Bill
Haley, the Everly Bros. and
ElviS, many others. Call MA.
2-0104.
RECORD CASES (2, in good
cond.: reg. $1.9S for SOC; reg.
1898 for 81. Call MA. 2-01O4.
DE SOTO 40 coupe; r. and h.,
good tires, good body, runs
but needs some work. Good
car to customize or use as day
to-day economical tranSporta-
ton; reasonable offer. JOHN,
JA. 2-5594.
As RPM'S, old singles and al
buns. all-time hits, yours for
Csc: 35c for albums. Contact
D. j.. AP. 1883.
MAGAZINES, movie mags., Mad,
Amer. Girl and others; 10c
each. Call KAREN at JU.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Miscellaneous
For Sale


FORD IS conv.;; dark blue;
straight stick, beautiful finish
and upholstery. excellent motor,
good Wv. tires r. and h.,
$3.50. Call WOodley 6-6l04 or
King 8-7415.
FORD '49 with 81 Mercury full
race mill; 81 Ford trans, All
rear, 4 new Wv. tires: runs
perfect; 5000. Call AP. 7-6377'
ENGINE, '54 De Soto, excellent
condition. Howard cam and
kit, clutch and f1ywheel; 81
'48 Ford adapter, spare u
heads and 4-barrel carb., mani
fold and Helling cleaner; $l25
cash. OIL. 2-2094.
BUICK '38 Rcadmaster; floor
shift transmission: excellent
condition: $50. OIL. 2-2094.
FORD '59-A block. bored 1915,
honed, valve seats cut, block
cleaned, is new valves. new
rods, ground crank, bearings,
etc. All for $50 OIL. 2-2O94.
NEW FORD PARTS, '33-4S;
'37-'39 std. right running bds.;
'35-'39 rub. windshield mould
ing, S5; IS hood ornaments and
1886. '38 sedan rear tenders,
SIS: '39 coupe and sedan rr.
fender, $40: '42-'48 front fend-
ers, SIS; '38-'39 std. grilles;
'46-'48 grilleS and chrome; 81
pickup grilles. $40: 80 wiring
harnesses, 42-48 right running
boards, Sc; Al tailpan, $5; Al
chrome center grille and dual
grilles. SIC. MANY other parts;
'35-'37 truck front tenders, $40.
OIL. 2-2094.
FORD "a Tudor sedan; excel
lent body, Wv. tires, disc
wheels: needs minor engine
work. SITS. Also complete new
'32-'34 front end, new dropped
axle, Lincoln Bendix brakes,
kingpinS, bushings, SpindleS'
steering parts. bearings, wish
Lbone, spring and bushingS, and
q many other parts; $50 or best
offer. OIL. 2-2O94.
CHEVROLET PARTS, l set s.
in. prop spindles for '55 to ST;
3 four-bolt Rochester carb.
and manifold and progressive
link. l 265 block bored to 283,
never been used. Also pan,
fywheel. heads. starter, motor
5 283 fuel injection piStons,
crank and conn. rods; almost
complete. Best offer. Call
AL, IA. 8-7264.
FORD AT with modified Sc Pom
tiac engine; $3.50 or best offer.
Ell. 4-1531.
FORD '54 convertible V-8; stick
shift. new top. tires, motor,
brakes; 49 Ford coupe. as is,
have all parts; 81 Ford left
front fender and trunk; SO
Olds engine less heads and
intake; 81 Ford coupe with
'55 Ford engine: selling for
parts or complete. Call JIM,
Kenmore 8-6846.
SPORT FANS! zoos of sport
magazines. Also football pro-
grams and pressbooks from
many colleges. RON, OIL. A.
5947.
FORD AND NERO. PARTS, 49-
SO; 33sx4-tn. JahnS racing
piStons, still in carton it came
in: new set of valve gauges;
magSpark, adaptor to early
Ford floorshift, Lawson lawn
mower (horiZonal driVe) 50
Ford conv. wrecked for parts
Plus thousands of other parts.
Must go before school starts.
FL. 4-7658.
MAIDS, 10, 20, %, 90 and 32-57
for sale. Also 7 Mad paper
backs. Call RON, OIL. 4-5947.
FORD Al Tudor de luxe: needs