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Sunny PoINT PERSONALS

II
/ Mrs. Carville Wise and sons
Rodney and Gary, are leaving Fri
day to make their home near Rich
mond, the home of Mrs. Wise, the
former Edna Hammer. The boys
were honorees at a party on Thurs.
day night given by the young peo-
pie at the home of Misses Carol
and Colleen Hooper. Mrs. Wise was
honored by the ladies Of the COM
munity Monday evening in the
same manner at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Midget Of
Manteo visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Knight Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hooper Jr.
were in Norfolk Monday.
Glenn Twiford was called to Nor
folk Monday to be with his moth
|er, Mrs. Lou Twiford, patient in
Norfolk General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Twiford Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Billy Yes
tai, of New Bern, a patient in st.
Luke's Hospital. The Vestals re-
Gently moved from Winston-Salem
to teach in New Bern schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Bell of Nor
folk are visiting Mrs. Florine
Hooper. Mr.. Bell has improved rap
idly from a recent illness and is
able to walk with the aid of a cane.
Major (Ret.) d. R. Nixon, Jr.
and family are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Midgette.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Payne had
as their guests Wednesday Mrs.
Ernest Jervis, Donnie Manning, DIR.
w. o. Payne and family Of Nor
folk, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jervis,
Jr. and daughter Bettina of Paris,
France, and Norfolk.
The M.Y.F. enjoyed beach par
ty at the Recreation Center beach,
Friday from A to 8 pm. The teen
ayers have had an enjoyable time
this summer with the Duke stu
dent, Bob Levernz and Mrs. Lee
vernz. The W.S.C.S. Secretary of
Youth Work, Mrs. Marge Best,
Mrs. Linda Barbee, Music director,
Mrs. Florine Hooper counselor, has
been on sick list and is not able to
take outings with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Monnette
and Vickie of Norfolk visited Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey Hooper,
Betty and Bobby, of Greenville, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hoop
er.
Mrs. Ruth Hooper visited her
brothers, Nelson Midgette, and
Jarvis of Rodanthe and Buxton.
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MlDDLE1owN PERSONALS

George T. Burrus, of Cape May,
IN. J., is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Osmon Cox and Mr.. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Caravan
and Mrs. Hugh Mckinney visited
at Mays Head Thursday. vsa
Webster Whidbee, who is employ
ed in Newport News, Va, spent the
week end with his family.
Miss Sophia Ann Twiford OF Z.
|C. C., Greenville, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Winben Twiford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas Car
ter, vann, and Sally Marie We're the
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Carter and Mrs. Sally Spen-
Ger.
Hermen Lanier returned to Bel
haven Saturday after spending the
summer with his sister, Mrs. Al
Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs accom-
panied him home.
Mrs. Isebelle Daniels and Mary
Long Daniels spent the week end
with Mrs. Belle Gibbs and Mrs.
Erna Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cox and Mrs.
Lille Cox had as week end guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Midyette and
grandson, and Leroy Midyette, OF
Rocky Mount; Mrs. Jessie Rawis OF
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
|Lenewood Swindell, of Swan Quar-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cuthrell OF
Fairfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
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MAcK'S DINER
Open Year Round - s a m. Till
Honest to Goodness FRESH Seafood
Eat il. If you don't like Don't pay
just Opened Under New Management
Fresh Juicy Shrimp - Large Fresh Oysters
HOME MADE CLAM cHOWDER
Delicious Crabmeaf in Butler - Soft Shell Crabs
Eisherman's Special Lunches Packed TO Go
The Captains Platter For $i.65 you get soft shell
crabs shrimp. oysters. fish, Clans erabmeaf french fried
POTATOES. salad sliced tomatoes hot biscuits butter and
beverage.
Phone 1851 Wanehese, N. C.
W. N. tJimmiel Implicit. Captain
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SCRANTON PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew r. Alcox
and Misses Diana Hodges were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. v. Bishop and Mrs. A. r. Alcox.-
Mrs. Ellis Sadler has returned
after visiting her daughter and som
in-law, S/Sgt. and Mrs. William
Equals, in Spring Lake.
Mrs. Ailene Sawyer has return
ed from Elizabeth City, where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Basil O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lupton Of
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. N. F.
Sears, Jr. daughters Myra, Helen
and Gwen formerly of Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, We're week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Luptcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ,Plemmons
of South Norfolk Va, have return
ed after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sci Bell and Mrs. ]. B. Bridgman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Caravan
and daughters, Joy and Kathy, of
Hartford, visited Mr.. and Mrs:
Ralph Caravan and the Russell
Bells.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Halves
have returned to Knoxville, Tenn,
after visiting the Ray Rodefers and
Mrs. Blanch Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vann E. Cash and
daughter Pamela of Cape Hatteras
recently visited and John Heath of
Washington, d. C. is now visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rodefer.
Mrs. Maggie Bishop and son,
Walter Edward, and Bill Cahoon
are mentioning in the Blue Ridge
Mountains and will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. M. N. Winn in Leaksville.
Pfc. and Mrs. Gene Autry Mid
gett of jacksonville were week end
guests Of the Dan Midgetts.
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Welcome to W anchese


helpful and stked fishing
guides have safe and comfortable boats
where ell live together and harmony they work for mutual advancement and
the
and each they Lost Colony visitors well worth
WACESE and
your money
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Forest Gibbs and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Gibbs and
son of Portsmouth, Va, spent the
week end with Mrs. Ella Gibbs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Roper
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carter.
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HYDE Asc ELECTIONS
Monday. September ii. has be,

Monday, September IL. has been
set as the date for elections of
Community ASC Committees in
Hyde County and throughout the
nation. Each farmer viii vote in
his community for Ave of the ten
candidates from his community.
For Engelhard community, the
polling place will be: Community
Building, Engelhard. The candidates
are: Otis Mason, Rafael Farrow,
j. B. Cahoon, Woodrow Spencer,
r. L. Mckinney, Joe Swindell, Ce-
Gil Silverthorne, Sam Cuthiell,
Charles Berry and Guy Sadler. I
The Swan Quarter Community
polling places are Agricultural
Building, Swan Quarter and Em-
NIT Caravans store, Swan Quar-
ter. The candidates are: Gilbert B.
Tunnel, NJ. o. Caravan, HAT. B.
|Cahoon, John F. Cahoon, Carl Ca
hoon, Curtis Howard, Gervis Sad
Ter, Seth B. Creole, Jr., Gratz Spen-
Ger and Marcel Cahoon.
For Currituck Community the
polling places are Gilbert Richards
store, Sladesville and the Commu-
nifty Building, Pioneer. The candi-
dates are. ]. C. Bishop, Keith Dun
bar, Ray Spencer, Arie DeHoog,
Sidney Spencer, Aubrey B. Swin=
dell, Delphine Radcliff, Lloyd Viii
hams, Kenneth Dunbar and Will
liam Van Staalduinen.
For Fairfield the polling place
will be C. NJ. Swindells store. The
candidates are: Allan Balance,
Garland Berry, J. B. Berry, T. v.
Jones, G. E. Bush. r. G. Cuthrell, 4
H. F. Midyette, w. E. Cuthrell,
Crawford Cahoon, and w. j. Will
liams, Jr.
On September II, each polling
place will open at 8 am. and close
at & nm.
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We are only vulnerable and RI
diculous through our pretensions.
Madame de Girardin
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1850 Falcon 4-dr., like new
1858 Ford 500 4-dr. We Radio.
Heater, Eord-O Matte
New w S W Tires Ex-
ceptionaIly clean
1857 Chevrolet Convertible VS
Pr. Glide. Radio. Heater
w S w
1857 Chevrolet Abr. We.
Std. Trans.
1855 Ford Cusfomline 4-dr. V8
1855 Ford Victoria Radio.
Heater. Ford -Matic
1855 Cadillac 4-dr. 81 series.
radio. heater. pr. win
dows. pr. steering. pr.
brakes. electric eye.
1855 Sfudebaker. 4-dr.. o. D..
Radio. Heater
1855 WHY'S Jeep Station Wag-
on 4-wheel drive. Warner
Hubs. Extra Good
1853 Chevrolet 2 Door extra
good.
1851 Dodge 4-door. good
transportation. Cheap
TRUCKS
1860 Chevrolet VI Pickup
6-cy. clean
1853 international v pickup
Radio. Heater. Custom
Cab. clean
1855 Ford VI pickup, We Ra-
do. Heater. overdrive
= 4 =
r. D. SAWYER
MOTOR COMPANY. INC
Your FORD Dealer
Phone l16 Ma. teo
N. C. License No. 1869
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-02
U. of Maryland Offers
18th Institute on Space

The University of Maryland
has scheduled its fourth an
ual Space and Technology In
Stitute. 1t will be held in the
Business and Public Admin
istration Building on the Col
leg Park campus Monday eve
nings from 7::30 to $3.50 o'clock
beginning October 8.
A panel discussion featuring
distinguished foreign space
scientists will lead off the
eight-week program. Some So
Wet experts, who will be in
Washington this week for an
international space meeting,
are expected to be on the panel,
according to a university
spokesman. A
Beginning October 6 and
continuing through November
81, the programs will feature
lecturers on such topics as
Space Propulsion" "BioaStro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-02
Fuirfux to Hold
Scholastic Tests

General educational develop
ment tests will be offered
Fairfax County residents who
have not completed high
school. The tests will take
place from 9 am. to 5 pm.
October Is in Fairfax.
October Is will be the dead
line for persons to contact the
county director of secondary
education to file applications.
The county will ask colleges.
professional agencies and the
armed forces to consider sue
cessfully-tested persons as hav-
ing a diploma from an accred-
ted high school.
To be eligible for the test
ing, applicants must be at
least 20 years old and must
have been residents of Virginia
for one year before applica-
ton. If under 26. each appli-
cant should have earned q
minimum of 8 units of high
school credit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-02

nautics," and Exploration OF
Venus and Mars"
All May Attend
/ As in previous institutes, the
subjects and their presentation
will appeal particularly to per-
sons with some professional
b ackg ground in the space
sciences. Anyone may attend,
however. on payment of a $35
registration fee. A limit of
300 registrations has been
placed on the institute, which
attracted $50 in the Washing
ton area last year.
Schedule of the lecture series
follow:
October 16-"Tracking and
Communication" by John T
Mengel, assistant director fol-
tracking, Goddard Space Flight
Center.
/ October 23-"Space Opera
tions," by Kurt R. Stehling
scientist in the office of pro-
gram planning, NASA.
October 30-"Space Propul-
sion." by Harold w. Ritchey
president of the American
Rocket Society and vice-presi-
dent for rocket operations
Thiokol Chemical Corp.
Dust Near Earth
November 6-''Magneti
Storms and the Aurora" by
Sydney Chapman of the Uni.
versity of Colorado's high al.
titude observatory.
November l3-"Gas and Dust
Near the Earth" by S. Free
Singer. professor of physics
University of Maryland.
November 20 Exploration
of Venus and Mars" by A. r
Hibbs, chief of space sciences
Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
November az" Bioastronau.
tics" by Brig. Gen. Don D
Flickinger, USAF (Ret., for'
mer space medicine chief. All
Force Systems Command.
! Additional information ano
registration forms may be OBJ
tanned from the Director OF
Institutes at the University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-02
CountySets
High Mark
In TB Tests

Residents Of Montgomery
County have responded In rec
ord numbers to the new adult
tuberculin testing program be-
gun last month, according to
the Montgomery County Tuber-
culosis and Heart Association.
Sixty per cent of those re-
ceiving chest X-rays elected to
take the tuberculin tests. This
is in contrast to the nationwide
ratio of Is per cent public par
ticipation in new health pro-
grams.
OF the 778 County residents
tested last month, one in five
showed a positive reaction, in
dicating a susceptibility to tu-
berculosis. This points up the
necessity for having yearly
chest X-rays, to prevent the
disease before it gets started.
The mobile X-ray unit will
be in the following locations in
Montgomery County this week /:
To-day
DickerSOn - Stulls Grocery; to
| $40 pm
Jerusalem - Jonesville: $3.50 to S
pm.
Tomorrow
Observation-Disclosures road Arp; /
to pm.
Wednesday
Silver Spring - Hillandale Shoppina
Center, Grand Union; 3 TO s pm
Thursday
silver Spring - Piney Branch and
Flower ayes, Giant store: to pm
Rockville Confessional Plaza; 1 ia
I s pm.
/ Saturday
/ Silver sprinE-Fenton and Ellsworth
SITS; II am. to 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-02
Lecturer Named

The Rev. Robert E. McNally,
Sd, professor Of church his
tory at Woodstock College, has
been named PROFESSIONAL lee
turer in religion at George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1961-03-19

MODEL A FORD coupe 81; five
windows, new tires, top and
floor; new parts. Must sell! |
Call VIII. 6-0508.
GLOBE SCOUT-680A transmit
ter, AM-CW, $50 meters, prac.
new: best offer. LA. 6-1268.
ROLLER SKATES, boys, rink,
size 6, very good condition; for
Sc. Call STUART, so. 5-5098.
so PLYM. WAGON, runs; heavy
duty rear springs; a real buy
at S35. EN-. 2-8088.
194S DODGE; new tires and
brakes; rebuilt motor. Must
sell; make offer. GENE, VIII.
6-7047.
'49 OLDS SO 4-dr. sedan; hydra
matte, good appearance, excel
lent running condition; passed
Jan. Va. inspection; low mile
age, clean, cheap second car or
transportation SITS. ia. 1929.
GUN, .22-cal. pellet rifle; like
new; $40. Call HE. 4-4652
after IL.
CHEW. so convert: fully custom,
std. shift, r. and h., new tires
and paint; SITS. EN-. 2-3183.
1851 FORD Fordor; r. and h.,
automatic; good motor. VIII.
2-4227.
FORD PARTS, for installing
o.h.v. Ford engine into 1888
Ford. Modified oilpan, motor
mounts, dropped tie rod and
cut-down oil filter; $25. Also
"a race Winfield cam and adj.
tappets for 1888 Ford; $40.
Call Monday, Midway SAILS.
BIKE SPEEDOMETER, 81; Rem
ington typewriter, $40. NEIL,
LA. 6-7116.
PONTIAC '54 Chieftain ''8"; fully
equipped; fine condition; $349,
BILL, VIII. 2-9566.
FORD MODEL "a" as Is, $25;
or parts. SONNY, AID. 4-3916.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
Miscellaneous
Wanted

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLUB DESIRES TO RENT ga
rage In Wash. area. Call KEN
WILLIAMS, RE. 6-6327.
LEFT FRONT FENDER for SO
Mere; also rs vent. glass. WO.
6-7127.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, either
Mercury or Wizard, 10-h.p.;
or parts and props. UN. 4-43O6.
PUPPY, toy, miniature or small
breed; short hair: reasonable
price. JOAN, VIII. 6-5343.
WAR SOUVENIR PISTOLS, jap,
German, etc. Pay cash. DE.
2-2107.
2x2 INTAKE MANIFOLD for
early Ford; flathead not re-
quiring offset generator bracket.
Call JE. 2-2129.
'53-'55 STUDE. COUPE, must
have good body, decent interior;
engine not necessary; will pay
accordingly. BOB, LU. 2-1345.
46-'4S PLYM. BUS. COUPE, must
have good body, decent interior
engine not necessary; will pay
accordingly. BOB, LU. 2-1345.
AQUARIUM wanted, also pump
bottom filter, etc. JU. 8-1845
OLD E. C. COMICS wanted; also
I would like old Captain Marvel
comics, Mary Marvel, Wow
comics, Master comics, Whi7
comics, Captain Marvel, Jr. and
Action comics. Call VIII. 2-3874
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS, be-
fore 80; any condition. JE.
4-3707.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
Notices

TUTORING and instruction -
French language, all levels, by
French school teacher recently
arrived in States. Evenings
THE DYNAMIC RESUMES fea-
turing CLIFF JONES are now
available for prom and summer
bookings. Unlike most Of the
other bands in this area the
RESUMES play MUSIC. So
If you're not tone-deaf call
GREG NOVIK, OIL. 4-5466.
References and additions avail
able upon request.
THE MUSIC MEN - Dance
music for all occasions. Parties,
proms and hops. Special rate
for USY, AzA and BIG. Call
RALPH SCHLOSSBERG, LO.
4-0727.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
Greetings


A VERY HAPPY 14th BIRTHDAY
to q wonderful girl. Many good
wishes from the old gang az
st. GabrielS. Love va. BAR
BARA c., KATHLEEN l.
MARY K, FRANCES H.
SANDY S., BEVERLY B.
SHARON N, CAROL L., BAR
BARA B.
BILLY BARBER - Happy 1lth
birthday on the 10th. BesS
wishes from MOTHER, DAD
DY, GRANDMOTHER, AUNT
DOT, JOAN and PAULIE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Tommy.
Love from BARBARA, NOR
JIMMIE and BOB.
BOWEN-Happy birthday
March 10. Love, BARBARA.
DON: Happy Anniversary, March
10. It's been a wonderful year.
LINDA.
KAY LANE, a skier OF Beverly
Beach-Happy birthday on ths
goth. Good luck In your l4th
year. Friends forever, TRUDY.
Evening star., 1961-03-19

LOOKING FOR THE FINEST
in dance music? It's the Trou-
badours, the high-claSs dance
band. Melodious, standard pop
tunes. Moderate rates. Call
Russell, JU. 7-5827 or
RICKY, JU. 7-6897.
ATTN. TEENS! Do you want
good music for your dance
party or social, but can't az
ford a band? Try records by
Dick and Stu. All the latest
and greatest sounds, plus the
oldies played in fabulous high
fidelity. Special rates to clubs
and organizations. Phone
Dick, ia. 9-3435.
THE EXCITING NETWORKS
This week featuring our vocal
ist, the dynamic PLAYBOY.
Playboy, with more than l5
years musical experience, IL
not Just a rock n roll vocalist
but an all-around singer with
O tremendous vocal range. He
comes to us from the same sec
ton Of Philadelphia that pro-
duced Mario LAMA, and such
modern favorites as Franks
Avalon, Fabian and Bobby Ry-
dell and Benjamin Franklin.
Playboy has worked in New
York, Minnesota and Phila-
delphia, as well as this area.
His experience includes record
hops, hotels, night clubs, radio
and many other teen and adult
affairs. He also plays a mean
piano and is composer OF a
number Of tunes. Watch for
the dynamic PLAYBOY, tho
singer with personality" truly
one of the areas greatest
voices. Be sure to read TEEN
next week when the NEW
PORTS feature Blaine Smith.
When 1t comes to entertain-
ment, come to the NEW
PORTS! Please call BLAINE
SMITH. SCOTT MITCHELL.
Oliver 2-OO45, Oliver 2-072O.
MUSIC BY LENNY-THE BEST
IN RECORDED MUSIC for
your parties, dances and sweet
los. Hi-fi equip. provided. Call
LENNY, HE. 4-0989.
PUT THE FINAL TOUCH on
your dance. Hire the fabulous
NIGHTCAPS. JEFF RUBIN,
JU. $500.
THE TWANG GANG with quail
ity music and reasonable rates
is the band for your party,
dance or teen club. RONNIE
WIDMAN, JU. 5-3215.
DO YOU REALLY KNOW what
you are looking for in band2
You want plenty of talent.
plenty of experience. and, above
all, the ULTIMATE BEST in
music and entertainment. Good
bands are few and far be-
tween that can honestly stand
up to those standards. THE
LANCERS can and will fill
those requirements and more,
at your next party or dance.
Be smart, get the most for your
money, and get THE LANCERSI
Call DAVE RHODES, at VIII.
6-3529, or KIT CORDDRY, at
VIII. 2-4048.
DRIVING to Fort Lauderdale.
Fla; leaving Wed, S/29, re-
turning Wed, as. Will take 3
riders at $35 each. KE. 8-6293.
WNIIRHINHHIMIIMIIWAMWIIWIIITIIlHHIUIIIIS
Evening star., 1961-03-19

AMPLIFIER-Large Tremolo, z
channels, 3 speakers, 4 in
puts; $85 or offer. LU. 3-2840.
ALL YOU NEED for summer
New-condition Rose Marie
Reed swimSuit, 36, wool knit,
low back stained glass"
print: orig. $24, sell for $12.
Electric reducing machine, al
most unused; orig. $21, sell
for $40. Call OIL. 2-4491 after
4pm.
AMP.-Six-tube Eico amp. and
4 speakers, $50. Used with
guitar, suitable for phono,
etc. JE. 2-1266.
AZALEAS, potted. yr. old, 5
for 81. EvergreenS, 4 for 81.
Kodak developing kit, 81.
Call WA. 7-5157.
BALLERINA GOWNS, size 9,
each worn once, reasonable.
LU. 2-6487.
BASEBALL SHOES, size 7, like
new, SO. Call RONNY, CIR.
4-89O1.
BIKE-Girls' "a" Schwinn, ex-
cellent condition; $40. Call
HEmlock 9-0092.
BOYS WHITE BUCK SHOES,
size IL; like new. Vanity. glass
top, seven drawers; skirt. JU.
9-1810.
BUCKSKIN MARE, English or
Western; IS hands. spirited.
Also Eng. and Western tack.
Call LO. 5-0246.
BUICK so hardtop; good white
walls, bad trans; $75. 10. q
7541 after 7:30.
BUICK 1857 conv.; black, white
top. Wv. tires, new-car con-
dition; can arrange trade and
payments. Can be seen and
driven at Chester's Gulf Sta
ton, 10515 BALTIC. blvd, Belts
vile, Md, Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-
6p.m.
BUNNIES FOR EASTER-I buy
and sell rabbits. AP. T-3787.
LAUSON MOTOR, needs con
rod, 81; Soap Box Derby wheels,
Sc; other models, toys, junk,
etc. Call RON, LU. 2-5660,
after IL am.
"a OLDS, straight stick; needs
End and 3rd gear; must sell
today. Call PETE atR JE,
4-0983 before noon.
"a FORD CONVERTIBLE, COM
pletely customized; rebuilt en-
gine and trans. Call RICK at
OIL. 4-1388.
.22-CALIBER REMINGTON sin
gle-shot rifle; custom-made
sling, carrying case and clean
ing kit; new condition. Call
ELLIS, FE. 1910.
MOTO-PARILLA "98" ("MO-
TORIZED GREYHOUND'D
Italian cycle; $3.50 when new in
1859; good condition; a real
buy at 5000. FEE. S-1968.
RECORD PLAYER, 3-speed; ex-
cellent condition; portable; S12
JE. 213671.
WRECKING 1949 FORD. Sell
whole or parts; cheap. Phone
CL. 6-6246.
SO STUDEBAKER 6-cylinder
engine, complete and in good
shape; $40. IA. 8-O822.
Evening star., 1961-03-19

MOTOR SCOOTER, 1854 Alstate,
Ship; $50. Call PHIL, JU.
8-3997.
PIGEONS, Birmingham Rollers;
beautiful birds, that roll; fine
hobby for anyone; breeders,
pair. $5. Crescent 3-1154.
ELECTRIC GUITAR, has double
pickup. cutaway neck, strap,
with case; have had guitar for
one year; price, 500. Is in good
condition. Call JE. 4-3218.
SO ST. DRIVESHAFT, stick and
Fordo. column linkage; also
adaptor, $3.50 Chev. to '49- -'53
Ford. JE. 3-9389.
'48 FORD CONVERTIBLE, new
top and tires; white lacquer,
red and white rolls and pleats;
SO OldS engine, cam; adjust
able rocker arms; 80 Ford
trans; $500 or make offer.
FL. 1894.
PERSIANS-Champion sired;
will hold for Easter. Males at
stud. South 5-2656.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-dr. sedan;
$4,000 miles, excel. condition;
$500. RA. 1892.
WRECKED '56 CHEV.-3,000-
lb. clutch, Duntov cam, NAL
lory ign; will sell whole or
in part. Call Jimmy ,JE. 4
0983 before noon.
COMPLETE 6-2 SET-UP for
265 and 283-cu.-in. Chev.,
$125. Spaulding flame throw
er and coils for same, $85.
JU. 7-7621.
FORD '53 Ranch Wagon; std.
trans: runs good, needs head
liner. Bargain, $3.50. 8 6.0Ox16
tires mounted on Sunbeam
Talbot wheels, one brand-new,
$12. Two good, 81 ca. other
Sunbeam Talbot parts. 1-h.p.
electric motor; large heavy
duty Westinghouse, $35. LO.
5-0793.
EDELBROCK HEADS-'49-'5 SO
Ford; ga compression, liks
new; $35 or best offer. HE. 4
1851.
OLDS PARTS, '51-DoorS, fen
ders, etc. LU. 2-1335.
OLDS ENGINE, 81, complete;
excel. cond. LU. 2-1335.
BONNEVILLE CONTINENTAL
kit, SO. LU. 2-1335.
BUICK 40 coupe; runs and
looks good, &110. Al Ford
pickup; no motor or trans,
$40. JU. 7-7621.
TWO LEATHER SEATS, hood,
trunk lid for "a Mere; SIS
trans. for '53 Ford. Lowered
hood. '49-'51 Ford. OIL. 6-8500.
GOING INTO SERVICE, must
get rid of my "a Mere. w/s.S.,
r. and h., WV. tires. deep
black finish; good cond. OIL.
6-8500.
RAMBLER 1851 conV.: r. and
h., good top, tires and engine;
good transportation. Sell or
trade for light VT. motorcycle.
CL. 6-6723.
STUDEBAKER WNER Rs!!
Trade: One 2-2S carburetion
system. Will accept 4-barrel
system plus $12 or 2-barrel sys-
tenn plus $38, or make offer.
JE. 1882.