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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Delaware Food Market
Report
BY ANNE HOtBERToN
Agricultural Extension Service
University OF Delaware

Seasons come and seasons go,
sons-we enjoy them the year
round. Potatoes are just such a
food. Almost invariably found in
the American larder. summer or
winter or in the times between.
this old favorite adapts easily TO
every kind of eating situation.
Both new" and old" potatoes
are bargains at the grocery store
these days. since many stores are
running specials. According to
the u. S. Department of Agricul-
ture. the early spring crop, which
is furnishing the new potatoes now
coming To market. is likely to
come TO 42O million pounds some
67Ia million pounds more than
there's still lots of old crop pO-
tatoes on hand.
Expect New Jersey asparagus
to arrive at local markets in vol
ume during the next two weeks.
Prices will decline as supplies in
crease Quality is expected 10 be
excellent With this combination
those of YOU who have home freeZ-
ers will want to take advantage of
this situation. Economical vege-
table choices this week include:
broccoli. green cabbage, green
peas. green beans. land onions.
Good salad items are Iceberg let
tuce. radishes, escarOle. carton
tomatoes and. how about adding
some fresh spinach to the salad
mix.
The variety of fresh vegetables
is still somewhat limited The best
buy remains 10 be bananas. pine
apples. grapefruit. and some or
anges. Apples of good quality
have jumped way up in price, so
they are OFF the good buy list this
week The strawberry season is
picking up momentum. Shipments
of high quality berries continue to
come from California and louisiana
and now North Carolina has start
ed shipping.
Recent price cuts by major
Florida orange concentrate pro-
cessOrs make the citrate drink less
expensive per ounce than popular
carbonated beverages, according to
the American Institute of Food
Distribution The price cut will
average , cents per ounce can
on frozen orange juice in food
stores throughout the nation.
Beef supplies continue heavy
Check the following for good buys
rib roast steaks. and chuck
roast. Also check. for fresh pork
loin roast and chops Heavy sup
plies of broilers enable this small.
meaty bird to have low price tags
Several of Europe's famous res
taurants are now importing Uni
ted States chickens because they
can count on these birds being
consistently tender and of good
flavor.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
BEEF SURVEY

COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) For a
bout five years now, Ohio State
University has been conducting re-
search with roast beef.
Home economists are trying to
determine how various sizes of
roast and cooking temperatures af-
feet yield, tenderness, flavor and
preparation time.
Miss LeVelle Wood, project lead
er, says the information will be
important to restaurants. hospitals,
and other food service operations
interested in using less expensive
cuts of meat while maintaining
good quality.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Guess" Fertilization
Is Expensive

Adding mineral fertilizers to
any soil without first determining
its acidity and fertility level by
soil testing is unsound and frequen-
tly wasteful." says County Agent
George Vapaa.
A soil test will assist you in
locating acid Glow PHI soils. A
soil with a PHI value of so to SIS
is too acid for most crops. which
do better when the PHI value is
between 60 and 65
Unless soil acidity is lowered
through proper applications of
lime. most plants will not grow
as they should, no matter how
much fertilizer you apply" Mr..
Vapaa emphasized.
BY testing the soil you will find
out if your soil is low" medium"
or high" in phosphate or potash.
If your soil is low in potast but
high in phosphate, you should use
a 5-10-15 or similar ratio fertili-
ger. In other words, you need
more potash than phosphate to bal
ance your soil.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
He Wears An
Apron Proudly
AP NeWSfeatures

AP NeWSIeatureS
A little home training will never
hurt prospective husband. ad-
vises 17year-old high school sen
Tor. Richard Lopez
He is this years Boy of the
Year, chosen by the Boys Clubs OF
America.
Richard should know. Since his
Dad died six years ago. he has
been housekeeper. nurse. cook and
father TO his twin brothers. age
H. His mother works in a dry
cleaning establishment.
Richard isn't a goOdy-goody just
because he wears an apron at
times.
The dark-eyed FL Paso tennager
is a top scholar. an all around
athlete. captain of the baseball.
basketball and tennis teams of
Bowie High School, member of
the football squad. sports editor,
manager and photographer for the
school paper, personality of the
year and choir president in 1860
He's also vice-president of the Fut-
ure Farmers of America.
Presidents Buddy
The highlight of his life came
recently when he attended an open
ing day ball game with President
Kennedy who Unexpectedly offered
him invitation.
I'VE had FBI inspected sand
witches and hot dogs he says
beaming." and the President gave
me an autographed ball signed by
the congressman and the Washing
ton Senators ball team"
He is the most genuinely nice
person I'ver ever met. When | told
him | wanted TO study law at Har-
ward. he advised me to get my
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05

the roads. And you don't want
your brakes to fail if a child runs
into the street to get a ball, or
some motorist near you makes an
unexpected move" Mr.. Mcconnell
said
The only way you can be sure
your car is in good mechanical con-
dition is to have it safety
periodically, he said. Such a check
should include the following 10
points:
l. Brakes should take hold even
ly on all wheels. The parking brak-
es should hold the car on any hill
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05

Brake fluid should be at the prop
er level.
2 Headlights, driving and cour-
tesy beams-should be at the prop
er level for maximum road illumin-
alton and minimum glare. Lenses
should be clean.
3. Rear and stop lights should
operate properly. Directional sign
ais should also work correctly.
a. Tires should be inspected for
wear and proper initiation.
5. Wheel alignment should be
checked
6. Exhaust. system should be
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05

checked by a qualified mechanic, to
prevent leakage of poisonous ex-
haust gases into the car.
z. Windshield wipers should OPP
crate properly, with blades that
wipe clean.
s. Glass should be clear and free
of cracks or discoloration.
9. Horn should work properly.
10. Rear-view mirror should give
clear view of the road behind
-OOo-
Ever add flaked cOconut to graf
ed carrot salad? The combination
makes a pleasant surprise.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Rip Van Wrinkle
Couldn't Sleep with
Nagging Backache

Now You can get the fast relief you need
from nagging backache. headache and
muscular aches and pains that often cause
restless nights and miserable tired-out
feelings. When these diseomforts come on
with Over-exertion or stress and strain
you want relief-want II fast Another
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following wrong food and drink-often set
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Doan's Pills work fast in separate
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ease torment of nagging backache, head
aches, muscular aches and pains. 2. BY
soothing effect on bladder irritation. 3. by
mild diuretic action tending TO increase
output Of the Is miles of kidney tubes.
Enjoy a good nights sleep and the
same happy relief millions have for over
60 years. New. large size saves money.
Get DOan's Pills today
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Safety Council News

Tell mechanic-not a jury
your brakes won't work."
That's the advice given every
driver in Delaware yesterday by
Mr.. }. II. Tyler Mcconnell, presi-
dent of the Delaware Safety Coun-
Gil, who stressed the Importance of
keeping vehicles in proper mechan-
ical condition.
Now that May weather is here
there will be more youngsters play
ing outdoors, and more cars on
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
FOOT TROUBLE?

z Of oil your bones ore in the feet. No
wonder there is aching. swelling. per-
spring. odor Bothe feet twice dolly
with T-4-L Solution for relief Of the 81
bones. So joints plus ligoments. curbs
oihIeie's foot. toe itch too. or your 4se
beck If not pleased IN ONE HOUR.
TODAY OF Rogoins Pharmacy. Milford.
5-5-3t-8-4-3t
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
QUO
WARNING

BUFFALO, NY. (AP)-Sign on
the rear of florists truck:
Drive carefully. The next load
may be for you"
Evening star., 1961-04-02

FORD '46 va club coupe; floor
shift, rebuilt engine with
chrome rings, radio and heater,
Just painted, good tires with
plenty OF rubber, new muffler
(duals), rebuilt carb. and new
spark plugs, naugh. interior, 4
new tenders and grille, new
chrome bumper and misc. parts,
very clean, ready to run, also
new battery; $295. SP. 3-4513.
1860 FALCON ENGINE with low
mileage. IA cubic inches, COM
plete, less flywheel, suitable for
boat, midget race car, or car;
$3.50 cash. Cali Gaithersburg,
WAverly 6-0198 in the evenings
after 6 pm. or on Sunday
mornings.
FOOTBALL SHOES, size o, So;
bowling shoes, size 71a, 81;
sled, $1.50; boys and girls
clothes, reas. RA. 6-0123.
FOR '53 FORD-St. drive shaft,
trans, front and rear bearings,
low and reverse slider; st. and
Fordo. column linkage; mot.
mts. for late Chev. to 1888
Ford. JE. 3-9389.
CHEVROLET so 4-dr.; stick,
good running condition, new
battery and snow tires; $165.
JU. 9-1423.
FOR 1886 BUICK engine,
Schiefer flywheel, 4 Dbl. carb.,
dual points. Call CIR. 3-O965.
SMALL ENGINES - Whizzer
parts, power products, alum,
Briggs & Stratton; cheap. JU.
9-2710.
'55 BUICK Century 2-door hard
top; new paint, tires; make me
an offer before Tuesday. CIR.
. 4-806O, 8 a.m.-6 pm, Mon. or
Tuesday.
FORD PARTS, '49-'5S-4.11 rear,
starter, heads, 49 hood, fly
wheel, bell housing, steering
gear, drums, front bumper and
pan; all cheap. JU. 9-2710.
HARMON COLLINS dual coil
distr. for 1888 Ford Mere;
Jap rifle, cheap. JU. 9-2710.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Notices


ATTENTION, TEENS! Be sure
to Join the crowd at the Teen
Music Marathon RECORD
HOP at the Clinton Firehouse,
in Clinton, Md, Friday, April
7, at 800 til 11:30. All those
great sounds from the TOP so
and the Memory chest of hits.
And introducing WaShington's
newest teen disc jockey, JACK
ALIX. ]. A.-the D. j. who
knows Teen Music! And fea-
turing also IN PERSON the
group everyone's raving about
you've heard about them
now see them. the
Fabulous HOT TAMALES!
Extra! Selecting the Teen Mu-
sic Marathon winners Of the
month of April DANCE
CONTEST! Come join in the
competition! PRIZES! FAB
ULOUS SOUNDS!, 90 DANCE
CONTESTS! The Biggest
Thing for Teens in the area
for a long time. SO be sure
you're there. at the CLIN-
TON FIREHOUSE, just 10
minutes from the Sc. District
line in Clinton, Md. APRIL Z,
THIS FRIDAY NIGHT! 800
11:30. SIPS Drag. rs cents Stag,
HIRE THE WINNER of the BAT
TIE OF THE BANDS in Fair
fax. The ROULETTES are
able and willing to play for
your dance. Call EARL, Ell.
6-3564, or BILL, JE. 1929.
TOP POP TUNES? Old timers?
Hire the band that plays them
all. THE SOVEREIGNS. JIM
EN-. 3-5270.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Wanted


GASOLINE ENGINE from old
reel mower, pref. 2 cycle, 21a
h.p. or over, in good condition.
HUI. 1-2797.
HELP! Need TT. front grille for
"a Stude. coupe. BOB, PO. q
6641.
STUDEBAKER RADIATOR -
1858 to 1855. Call weekdays,
BILL at 10. 1929.
S. w. RECEIVER covering ham
bands only, at least 1890
meters. BOB JE. 3-2099.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Greetings


CAROLYN KITTY CHESKIS-
Happy 10th birthday. You may
be full of dynamite and no
angel to live with, but we love
you dearly. YOUR FAMILY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MON, and
late birthday greetings to Nosy.
Love, JOAN.
A VERY HAPPY 18th birthday
to Cookie on the 3rd. Welcome
to your teens. Love, NOM
DAD, SANDY and BONNIE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAD, for
April /. You're the tops OF pops.
Love, WIFE and FAMILY.
STEVE BARSKY-Happy BIRTH
day and welcome to the teens.
HAPPY EASTER to the Forsyths
from DONNA, AMY, BARB
LAURA, P. D., CLAUDIA,
MARY LOU and DIANA. We
all miss you and are looking
forward to the time When we
can be together again. Love
always.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Help Wanted

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SAXOPHONE PLAYER, expert
enced, needed for band. Call
BOBBY KUYKENDALL, EV.
4-1045.
ELECTRIC BASS PLAYER for
established area band. Call
GREG, OIL. 4-5466.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

THE MUSIC MEN are tops, for
parties, proms and hopSl
Dance music for all occasions.
RALPH SCHLOSSBERG, LO.
4-0727.
WANT A FABULOUS BAND?
Get. the fabulous Lancers!I
Call MIKE SMITH at OIL. g.
4275 or DAVE RHODES at
VIII. 6-3529.
THERE WILL BE A DANCE
tonite at ST. JOHNS Sargent
rd0, 7:30-10:30. Music and
entertainment by the exciting
Newports.
THE EXCITING NETWORKS
This week featuring our drum
mer, SCOTT MITCHELL.
Scott headed his first band
only a few months after he
started drumming about S
years ago. Scott has also
worked with such well known
groups as the YOUNG MOD
ERNS, PYRIMIDS, JERRY
GABRIEL'S ANGELS, GAIL
AXIES, GENE SMALLWOOD
NDS, CONTINENTALS,
JOE TORENSON BANDS,
and the EAST COAST JAZZ
COMPANY. His career has
been highlighted by engage
ments at the SHERATONs
PARK HOTEL, CLUB 24O,
HOW ARD THEATER,
E CHARLES HOTEL, RALEIGH
HOTEL, the STEEL PIER In
ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey,
and many appearances on
radio and TV. Scott Is one of
the best known and respected
drummers in the area and
owes his success to hours Of
playing a day, plus an open
mind toward creating original
rhythmic combinations which
audiences can easily under
stand. IT'S THE NEWPORTS
"a band you can APPRECI-
ATE! When it comes to enter
tainment, come to the NEW
PORTS! Call BLAINE SMITH,
Oliver 2-0045, Oliver 2-0720.
THE DYNAMIC RESUMES
Featuring ''rock" sounds every
one goes for, proudly acknowl-
edge the contributions of our
pianist, Chris Stone. This
composer Of such originals as
Susan" and "Moonbeam" with
over 5 years of vigorous musi-
cal training will swing every
thing from classics to the top
10 in his own distinctive style.
His speciality is "blueS" played
in a way rarely heard today.
Chris is just one more reason
why the RESUMES are the
band for you. Call DON, OIL.
6-7336.
IF YOU WANT MUSIC and
rates that will suit your taste,
then you're looking for THE
CONTINENTALS," a small
band with the biggest sound
around. We play everything
from Cha Chas to Rock'n Roll.
Our best advertisement Is our
ME, RE. 6-7965 or RICHARD,
RE. 5-2882.
CLUB WAYSON presents the
EXCITING NEWPORTS, FRI
day, April 8, 9 pm.-1 am.
Wayson's Corner, Rites. 4 and
416, Upper Marlboro. Admis-'
sion, $3.50.
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Evening star., 1961-04-02
NEW FRIDAY TEEN AD RATES

RATES: lines, SOC. zoe each additional line You
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
DEADLINE: Wednesday PM. for Friday following Ads
received too late will appear week later
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure cost Give your name, ad-
dress telephone number and send ad plus payment
to TEEN-ADS, The Evening Star, Washington 3. D. c.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
BLOWER, MANIF. AND DR..

Observation-Disclosures
BLOWER, MANIF. AND DR.
for F. H.-A model '28-'29 cp
and RStr., r. and /. fr. tenders
SP. 3-4223 after 6 pm.
BRIGGS G. STRATTON 1.6-h.p.
eng, new carb., orig. black
paint; SIS. Call OIL. 2-5786.
'4S FORD conv. body or parts;
tonneau cover, IS Pontiac mo-
tor, 3 CARDS, solid lifters, dual
points, chrome valve covers
with trans. and adapters and
motor mounts, 4 6.0Ox16 tires
JU. 5-2091.
MERCURY 81; rebuilt CADIL-
LAC eng, new carb. distributor
rings, valves, clutch and PIP,
battery; stick shift w/o.d., new
paint, r. and h., Wv, much
custom work, more carburea-
ton yields $50 h.p., never raced
but breaks 100 m.p.h. in Y
mile; college forces sale; best
offer. KE. 6-8561.
CHEVY so; std. shift, 2-dr.,
cylS., runs good; SIS. Call after
IL pm, LO. 5-0943.
FOR SALE-Motor scooter, SO
VeSpa G.S- good condition;
reasonable. IA. 2-2587.
MOTORCYCLE, 1858 Triumph,
$50 &C., TR6A road sports,
black, full hse. eng, excel,
cond., never raced; $7O0 or best
offer. JACK HAMILTON, VIII.
6-6O56 or VIII. 2-720O, Ext. 2377.
FLOOR SHIFT C KIT for 49,
80 Ford and Falcons 45-lb.
spring load; complete setup for
both; out Of Little Rascal" s.
time track winner. Call VIRGIL
at LU. 3-0255, bet. IL and 3 pm.
AMPLIFIER, large, tremolo, 2
channels, 3 speakers, 4 inputs;
$85 or offer. LU. 3-2840.
CHRYSLER 1855 V-8 hardtop;
fully equip; $3.50 or $275 cash
and drivable trade. LU. 3-2840.
RADIOS-'57-'59 Ford; "a Ford;
$3.50 Chev.; $3.50 Nero. LU.
3-284O.
TURBOGLIDE transmission for
a 1857 CheV.; excellent cond. !;
best offer. DAVID, 10. 2-2357.
ENLARGER - Sunray, original
cost $1O5, will sell for $35.
VIII. 2-5O60. Ask for PAUL.
81 OLDS, 4 bril-, bored "a, bal
anced. Needs stick trans. and
bat. SIS. Call HA. 2-3701.
MOTORCYCLE - Triumph $50
&C. Thunderbird, (Note-thiS
machine was not sold as re-
ported 9:1 piStons, close ratio
gears, racing forks and clutch;
turns CONSTANT 98 in "a drags,
Excellent condition, with spare
parts; 1925. Cash only,
THOMAS, FE. 3-2123.
SELLING ALL-Cox "Thimble
Drome" .35 model gas race car,
complete, $14; 7x35 coated
binoculars, $27; Infra Red
"sniperscope" kit with image
tube, lenses, light source, etc.,
So; RCA IL" spkr., 81; German
model steam engine, So; small
blowtorch, So; soldering iron,
81; radio variable condensers,
75c ea.; experimental tranSistor
radio, So; RCA IS rpm. record
player, 81; RCA TV chassis
(complete), So; Triplett AC
voltmeter, $6. FE. 3-2123.
COLT FLASK AND MOLD in
good condition, original please.
Also Civil War buckles, but
tons. Any parts for cap and
ball pistols or C. w. muskets,
or any Confederate items. Also
any C. w. sabers. Good prices
paid. Call JOHN at CIR. s.
1927 after II am.
RACKET STRINGING MA
CHINE - Tennis, badminton,
squash; ready for use; also
accessories. For sale half price,
S65. Call EN-. 5-1928.
81 CHEVY CONVERT. - 4-bbl.
va, p.b., pS., auto trans;
$3.50 or make offer. EN-. 5-1135.
UITAR FOR SALE - Very
cheap, in good condition, 2
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Wnen new IN 1909. A CerrlIlc
buy at 5000. FE. 3-1968.
NERO. ST 2 dr., auto trans,
radio, heater, and many extras.
New brakes, WV. tires, and
points and plugs. Beautiful
condition. Getting married,
must sell. $500 or best offer.
Call MIR. WOOD at WO. g.
9TH or RE. 6-2322.
FORD AZ coupe; needs minor
work, good tires, no battery,
$50 firm; "a Ford trans, $25:
'35-'48 Dodge or Plym. manif..
2x1's Edmunds, $50 comp. Call
DICK, SIP. 3-3383.
81 CHEW. TRUCK, less eng. and
trans, best offer; 81 LaSalle
trans, perfect, $50; SIS Ford
eng. comp, $50; "a Olds eng,
less carb., starter and gen., $25.
Call JUNIOR UN. 4-O992 or
DICK, SIP. 3-3383.
HEATHKIT amplifier, 20 watt,
model W4AM, plus matched
preamplifier, model WA-P2,
excellent condition; s35. Call
JOHN, MA. 2-0696.
'49 OLDS "88" 4 DIR. sedan; r. and
h., good appearance, good run
ming condition, hydramatic,
cheap transportation; $50.
IA. 1920.
GO-KART for sale, good deal.
Call WE. 6-6783.
OUTBOARD M0TOR-1959 Sea
King, IL h.p., w/shift, 6 gal.
tank, $159. Bosun controls, $16.
IS CHEVY V-8 ENGINE COM
plete, may be demonstrated in
car. Call after Sunday. JIM,
OIL. 2-O450.
So CARB SETUP; '55-'57 Ford
and Nero. chrome air cleaners,
Fran filters, prog. linkage,
Holley carbs., never used, 500.
HE. 1852.
2x2 MANIFOLD for 1888 Olds.
Complete manifold, carbS.,
linkage, fuel block. Best offer.
Call AP. 1895.
HOMEMADE MOTORBIKE,
made from English bike, direct
chain drive, $35. wagon
wheels, excel. for lawn decor,
Az #. dia., two for $40. JU.
9-3937.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS,
8 engines, IS cars, 80 pieces Of
track, 8 transformers, 2
switches, 8 uncouplers, and
more. Will sell separately. Best
offer. Call BOB JU. $1,000.
SKIS for 352 or 800 GU. in. Fords.
Complete, 800. Call BILL be-
fore 1 pm. Sunday, after 6 pm.
weekdays. JA. 7-1730.
80 FORD GOOD VS. MOTOR,
SIS; glass, $3.50 up; heater,
81; speedometer, 81. LU. 2-4384.
SORREL GELDING, gentle,
spirited, loves children, West
ern); some tack! VIII. 6-l922.
'49 NERO. 2-dr., r. and h., all
leather interior, '53 Ford en-
CINE, All rear end, good WV.
tires; needs trans. work; best
offer. RE. 6-1512.
WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE in
good condition, with extra
motor, $40. BOB, WI. 8-3851.
TIRES-8.OOx15 ca, brand-new
recaps, nylon, $40 each; one
mounted on SO ChrySler wheel,
81 extra; 7.O0x16 "a on Ford
wheel, $3.50. ia. 5-1267..
CAMERA, Voightlander, f:4.5 lens,
uses 100 film, leather carrying
case, WESTON exposure meter;
both for $40. ia. 5-1267.
TUXEDO, SO short, double
breasted, $40; white tuxedo
Jacket, 80 short, double breast
ed, IS; both for $13. IA. 5-1267..
CHRYSLER SO New Yorker 2
door hardtop; p.b., p.s., r. and
h., automatic trans, excellent
condition; $500. IA. 5-1267.
1854 PLYMOUTH left front door;
perfect black paint and glass;
$12. Ju. 9-4894.
CAMERA, 35-mm. Argus Go,
with case, flash; $25 or highest
reas. offer. Call MIKE, JE.
2-4498.
RIEIE Poual Enfield ana SINNER
Evening star., 1961-04-02

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'32 COUPE, channeled ,sectioned,
dropped axle, hydra. brakes,
less engine and trans. DICK,
FL. 4-4784.
GO-KART MOTOR, reworked
P. P. AH47 Homolite Reed
Also q g. hip. Mall chain saw
engine. Call Herndon 375 after
S o'clock.
ELECTRIC GUTTAR-Has dou-
BILE pickup, cutaway neck. strap
and case. Have had guitar for
one year, is just like new. Price
800. Call JE. 4-3218.
CLINTON ENGINE, A cycle. 2 h.p.,
needs points, IS. OIL. 4-2O48.
FORD PARTS-'56 Ford 4-bar-
rel carb., manifold and breath
er, $25. Rebuilt clutch and
pressure plate, IS Ford eight,
So. "a race cam and adj. tap
pets, 1888 Ford va, SIS.
Modified oil pan, oil filter,
dropped tie rod and motor
mounts for installing o.h.v. in
1888 Ford, $25. MI. 5-5521,
Sunday and Monday, IL to 5.
FOR THE PROM-I want to
sell a white floor-length gown
with a red taffeta sash for $18,
size 9. Also have turquoise
semiformal 1D for $12, and
evening shoes CD. Call SANDY
after school at SP. 3-2638.
LIONEL TRAIN, like new, $20!l
Corvette spinners, "a IS" new!
$40! Suede shoes (bufO worn
once, size IL, orig. SIP, now IS.
Call JOHN, IA. 5-0238.
B r AND E w S toe X
GRILLES!!! Must sell, just a
few left. SO Chevy, '54 Chevy,
Fords, many others. Call CIR.
4-8060, 8 amt pm. Monday
through Saturday.
PARTS CHEAP!! '55 Ford
windshield, 81 Chevy fender
skirts, 81 Mere. skirts, 1929
Ford tenders and hood, pair
81 Plymouth tenders, many
others. CIR. $4,000.
FORD RADIO, 1880 push
button, great shape, SO. Call
RE. 5-2494.
I CAN PUT YOU BEHIND THE
WHEEL Of this beautiful 1857
Buick convertible in "a hrs.
Absolutely in Al mint condi-
ton. Everything new from
$125 top, to new premium WV.
tires. All black; white top. Let
your mechanic be the judge.
Financing has been arranged.
Can be seen and driven at
CHESTERS GULF STATION,
1O515 Baltimore blvd, Belts
vile, Md; 8 a.m.-6 pm. Mon.-
Sat.
STOCK CAR, hobby class AT
Mercury coupe, $3.50. JE. 2-2632.
SELL SO Pontiac tri-power, COM
plete with linkage and fuel
block; $50. LO. 5-0252.
FORD PARTS-Fenton cast iron
headers, including exhaust
pipes, to fit Ford o.h.v. &C.,
$25; Weber 11-inch clutch disc
to fit '49-'58 Ford spline, $40;
g. volt battery, used four
months, like new. SO. Call
RONNIE Sunday, from 2 til 8,
IA. 7-1104.
FORMALS, l pink and l blue,
size IL and 13; $16 for both.
PHI. IA. 5-2232.
KITTENS, born March II, take
choice now, ready to go after
April %; males, l female, 2
all black, 1 gray stripe, l solid
blue, l tabby; to good homes
only. OIL. 6-7515.
MOTORCYCLE BSA bantam m
1856, needs some work, $85;
leather riding pants, new, size
"a, $40; motorcycle windshield,
So; sc Chevy and Pontiac
skirts, 81. Union 4-0187.
KAY GUITAR AMP, Is" speaker,
vibrato, 4 inputs, 2 channels,
$50; '48 Plym. 4-dr., $50. JU.
9-OO88.
'32 FORD five window coupe; '55