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Evening star., 1961-06-02

was a sick man" suffering
from a brain trauma when he
lost to Patterson in their third
bout. Gene said "the monop-
oily" wouldn't stand for an elec-
tronic examination which he
said would have shown Jo-
hanson not physically fit.
He said JohanSSon had a
very serious brain trauma" re-
sulting from his knockout in
the second bout.
Senator Kefauver, probing
into Tunney's record, asked
him about the long count fight
with Dempsey. 81 think that
should be on the official rec
ord" the Senator said.
II think that Jack was more
conscious of what was going
on" Tunney laughingly replied.
Jack was the greatest fighter
WHO ever IlVeO.
Asks for New Deal
Earlier Dempsey preceded his
famed antagonist on the wit
ness stand before the Senate
Antitrust and Monopoly Sub
committee. THE only way you
can save the fight game today
is to give it a new DEAL" he
declared.
There is mo question" that
improper elements have gotten
into the fight game, Dempsey
said. Boxing is just about on
tbs last legs now, and the only
thing to save it is a new set of
laws"
The first witness on the
stand today was Abe Greene,
commissioner of the National
Boxing Association. He also
expressed himself in favor of
the Kefauver measure, al
though admitting it would do
away with his own job.
THE state of boxing today
is so anemic that it calls for
something dramatic" Greene
said.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

the White Sox, Ryne was vic
timized. He famed Minnie
MinoSo and Roy Sievers, but
the latter reached base when
Catcher Del Rice missed the
third strike. Duren then was
tagged for a triple by Jim
Lands and a single by Sherm
Lollar for two unearned runs
while tanning j. C. Martin and
Sammy ESposito for a record
tying four strikeouts in one
inning. The White Sox won, Ga.
Members of the area Optimist
Clubs will be on hand tonight,
Evening star., 1961-06-02
VerbIe0ffers
ToQuitChiefs
In Firing Row

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 2
(AP) Gene Verble has offered
his resignation as manager Of
the Syracuse Chiefs as a result
of a squabble over the firing
of Pitcher-Coach Bob Porter
field. But the resignation has
not been accepted by General
Don Labbruzzo and
President Don Potter of the
international League club.
After a long meeting last
night Verble agreed to give the
matter further consideration,
but said that meanwhile he
would not be the pilot. He
promised a decision in a few
days.
Verdi in Charge
Utility Infielder Frank Verdi
was named interim manager
and Catcher Dutch Dotterer
and Outfielder-F First Baseman
Joe Altobelli were named
coaches.
Porterfield, a 38-year-old
veteran, said, II got the hatchet
for speaking up for the other
players.
Porterfield was reported to
have said Verble had to be re-
placed and that he should take
over. But he denied that he
wanted to be manager.
The trouble erupted at a club
house meeting before the last
place Chiefs played Buffalo
Wednesday night.
"a Lousy Manager"
Labbruzzo quoted Porter
field as saying:
Someone has to take charge
of the club. Verble is a lousy
and I took it upon
to keep things going"
Labbruzzo said Porterfield
was disloyal to Verble and would
have to go.
Calvin Griffith, president of
the parent Minnesota Twins,
backed him up, Labbruzzo said.
Porterfield, given his out
right release, said he hoped to
make connections soon. Once a
star for the Washington Sena-
tors, he had a 1-2 record in IA
games for Syracuse, mostly in
relief.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
Umpires, Bucs
Add 10 Woes
0fPoorB Braves
By tine Associated Press

Milwaukee's bumbling Braves
still are stumbling around the
mid-section of the National
League standings, and after
getting a tongue lashing from
Manager Charlie Dresser they
now have been given the buns
rush by the jumps and the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
No more than two games
over or under 500 thus far,
the could-be champs have
lighted more fires off the field
than on "a newspaper fire on
a bus ignited DresSen). 1t look
ed like they might have found
the spark last night, when they
scored twice in the first inning,
but they wound up with an 80
humping by the Pirates in a
game called after seven innings
because of rain.
1t was the second straight
over Milwaukee for the Bucs,
who piled up II runs and "a
hits in the sweep while beating
the Braves two aces, Warren
SPAIN and Lew Burdette.
Burdette Tossed Out
Burdette took the rap in this
one, and was tossed out of the
game after arguing with Um-
pire Bill Jackowski. The flare
up came when Jackowski dis
approved of a high, tight pitch
to Roberto Clemente-the first
Buc to face Burdette after Dick
Groat had hit a two-run homer
in the fourth inning.
The defeat, fourth in five
games, put the Braves three
games behind the fourth-place
Pirates and six back of league
leading Cincinnati. The Reds,
idle yesterday, gained a half
game edge when st. Louis de-
feated San Francisco, 7-6, and
knocked the Giants out of a
first-place tie. The Chicago
Cubs walloped Philadelphia,
1913, in the only other game
scheduled.
Groat and Smoky Burgess,
who hit two homers, each drove
in three runs as the Pirates
tagged Burdette (4-4 for seven
of their 10 hits. A sacrifice fly
by Frank Thomas and a single
by Joe Tore drove in the
Braves runs before Southpaw
Harvey Haddix (4-D, allowing
eight hits and striking out
seven, started a run Of six
shutout innings.
Giants Bounce Back
1Ile GlanCS, DOWN o-U, almost
pulled it out in the ninth
against the Cards. Felipe Alou
and Willie McCevey nit solo
homers off reliever Indy Nc
Daniel before AL Cicotte came
on and got Orlando Cepeda on
a grounder for the final out.
Cepeda had homered in the
sixth off winner Ernie Broglio
(5-5). The Cards scored five in
the fifth off loser Mike McCor-
mick (5-4), then scored the
clincher on Julian Javier's sin
gle in the sixth against reliever
Ed Fisher.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

x-Pitched to one batter in 9th.
Winner--Gabler t2-D. Loser
Duren G-5).
PB-Averill. U-Schwarts. Napp.
Rice, Stevens. T-2:25 A-5,O67.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
WASHINGTON

.E-None. RO-A-Los Angeles o.
ii ttwo out when winning run
DPNMahoney to o'conneli to Long;
Hamlin to Aspromonte to Kluszewski
(3), Aspromonte to Hamlin to Klus-
zewski, Mahoney to Long. LOB-Los
Angeles 8, Washington g.
2b-Wagner, Grba. Noodling SB-
Hinton, King. S-Grba. SF-Long.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

about 5000 strong. That's fine,
because peSsimism went out of
style last night anyway.
A Fiat Jolly auto is being
given away for every home
game won by the Senators this
month. But that's nothing.
Everything but the stadium will
be given away Sunday, which
will be Cerebral Palsy Day at
the park. Prizes include a vaca-
ton for two to New York and
Puerto Rico, a set of golf clubs,
a complete set of skin diving
equipment plus a course of in
structions on how to use it, wa
ter skis, four dinners at a res
taurant and a watch.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

Mrs. Christie Healy's fourth
grade class at st. AIMS School
has written letters to the Sena-
tors as an English project and
Pete Quesada, club president,
has invited the entire class of
so to watch the team play the
White SoX June 10.-FUCHS.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

Results Yesterday
st. Louis, 7; San Francisco, 6.
Chicago. 10; Philadelphia, 3.
Pittsburgh, 8; Milwaukee, 2
called 7 innings, rain).
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

Results Yesterday
Washington, 3; Los Angeles, 2.
Boston, Z; New York, S.
Kansas City, 4; Detroit, 4 tie
called 7 inings, rain).
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

Games Tomorrow
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Milwaukee.
San Francisco at Los Angeles
(n).
Evening star., 1961-06-02

Games Tomorrow
Kansas City at Washington,
1:30.
Baltimore at Boston.
Los Angeles at Cleveland.
Minnesota at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Greetings

HAPPY 1Sth BIRTHDAY, on
the 18th. to the greatest guy
in the Air Force. Don, ! miss
you. Love always, JOY q.
JOE M.-HAPPY BIRTHDAY
on the 11th. Best wishes from
Terry and Larry, Foard and
Giggles, Sally, Nancy, Buttsy.
Jeanne, Marie, Allan and the
rest of the gang.
J. ID. J.-Doug. Happy 17th Birth
day on March 10th. May you
have many more happier ones.
Always. EUGENE.
LARRY-Happy Saint Patricks
Day. Always, JOSEPHINE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on the 12tn
to PAT, the 9-year-old killer
all-star, HERO AND CHAMP.
You're a swell brother. THE
PONTTUS CLAN. ~-,'s-
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Nom.
Love, from DAD. SUE. ROM
RICK, RUSS, LISA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bob.
Love, from JIM, BARB, H.
NALDr and AMY.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
MisceIl
Wanted

WANTED-'5S or SO Packard
std. trans, bell houS. and fly
wheel. Call after 7:30 pm,
10. 2-7541.
~ LINCOLN; lowered hood and
skirts, twins: I want: Go
Kart, saxophone. printing
press, bicycle, scooter, Hi-Fi,
TV, FIN, Model "A", organ,
tape recorder, drums, boat. ETC.
Let's trade or make offer.
GA. 4-SA79.
ONE OF FOLLOWING CARS,
body not important, must be
good mechanically, must be
standard transmission: '51-S2
Chevy torpedo type, $3.50
Ford club coupe va, 1880
Nero. coupe, $3.50 Chevy
conv. Call JFA6 ut CIR. $1,000,
9 a.m.-6 pm, Mon. Sat.
TENT, large size: prefer UNI
brelIa style. EN-. S-1750.
THESE RECORDS WANTED:
Zone Summer Night" and II
Apologize" IA. 2-24A0.
GO-KART less engine, to meet
GK.C.A. regulations, MIKE,
LA. $4,000.
SOFT TOP for 1857 Third, any
color or condition, pay top
price. JOHN, OF. 1882.
BICYCLE wanted, girls 24-inch,
good condition. Phone RE. g.
8969.
BAR BELLS. 110 or 14O lb. set,
viii pay $10-$20. Call JEFF
JU. 8-7885.
WEIGHTS WANTED-Need, all
types Of le-building equip
ment, reasonable. Call JOE
SIP. 2-7511.
TOOLS, automotiVe, sockets, etc,
Doing engine swap. JE. s.
$3.50.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS, be-
fore 1888, any condition. JE
4-37O7.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

FORD body parts-'54 through
ST doors, quarter panels, deck
lids, complete 81 front end,
some tenders and glass. Many
assorted small parts. Call
WAYNE, PA. 6-2765, Sunday,
10 till 8; weekdays, 8 till 8.
1910 FORD coupe: modified
Olds engine, dropped axle. new
white-wall tires. VIII sell en-
gine or body separately: $500
takes all. Call MACKY, PA.
5-276S, Sunday, 10 till 8; week
days, 6 till 8.
FULL LENGTH GOWN, red and
white, worn once, $35. CAROL,
JA. 2-2440.
BICYCLE, 2O-inch boys, coaster
brake, balloon tires, perfect
condition. IA. 7-9359.
CHEW. 80 Master de luxe 2-door
sedan, r., h., Wv, $4,000 Origi-
nal mi, excel. cond., $2s5. WA.
7-5O86.
PENTRON STEREO PLAYBACK
PREANGP, GALS, separate
equalization and volume con-
trols plus master gain control
NARTB equalized. 20 10000
cps. For use with any stereo
tape deck. Brand-new, never
used, in original carton. Orig
inal cost, $50: sac. less than
half. Hi-Fi amp, IL watts, ex-
cellent condition. Original cost
over 500; sac, $50. Mobile
Motorola transmitter, excellent
condition. easily converted for
ham bands; sac, SIS. Cali JU
9-2872.
GOWNS BEL LONGING TO MISS
MARYLAND 1880, full
length, Strapless, size 0-l0;
colors: Mint green, lavender
price: $40 and $25 respectively,
Call AP. 7-7442.
SIDEWALK ROLLER SKATES,
almost new, ball-bearing steel
wheels, toe clamps, leather
straps, adjustable with key, s.
Logan 1888.
DO YOU HAVE A TAPE RE-
CORDER? Want some tapes
cheap? OIL. 2-5474.
A SET OF DUMMY SPOT
LIGHTS, SIS: 2 Lancer hubs
(15"), $40: o pair Of '55 or '5e
Ford skirts, $5: o loaded sc
hood, $5, traded with stock
hood. CAN BOBBY, ST. S-0216
Evening star., 1961-03-12

FOUR-SPEED CHEW. TRANS
MISSION, will trade three
speed plus cash. Cali BILL,
Sunday 10 till 6, PA. 5-2765:
week days after S, CIR. 4-5760.
BASEBALL SHOES, size 11k or
12. Call JERRY at EN-. S-246S.
WANTED 1 go-cart in good con-
dition. Call STEVE, OF. 4
1857.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Use Teen-Ads to
SwoR, Tell and Sell

THERE WILL BE a dance at st.
Marks on Thursday, March
16, 8-11. Music and entertains
ment by the exciting NEW.
PORTS.
THE LANCERS! Sax, piano.
drums, bass, two guitars, vocal.
ist, and chorus. Get the best.
get THE LANCERSl Call VIII.
6-3529 or VIII. 2-4O48.
LOOKING FOR THE FINEST
in dance music? It's the Trou-
badours, the high-class dance
band. Melodious. standard pop
tunes. Moderate rates. Call
RUSSEL, .JU.. 7-5827 or
RICKY, JU. 7-6897.
COME ONE, COME ALL to the
big st. Patrick's Day dance at
wAYSON'S CORNER, Friday
night, March II, 10 pm.-2 am.
All ages invited. Music and
entertainment by the EXCIT-
ING NEWPORTS. The dance
is sponsored by the SOUTH
ERN MARYLAND AUTOMO-
TIVE ASSOCIATION.
GOOD LIVE MUSIC -TU. 2-
lott.
JOIN q bicycle club, for rides.
races, tows and etc. Call so.
$500 for information.
ST. PATRKCK'S DAY teen dance
800 to 1850 pm. Music by the
famous Melodairs, $1.25 drag:
75c stag. College Park Moose
Lodge. Benefit Troop 408 BSA.
Call MIR. vANIER, WE. 5-464S.
THE MUSIC MEN - Dance
music for all occasions. Parties.
proms and hops. Special rate
for USY, AZA and BIG. Call
RALPH SCHLO LOSSBERG, 10.
4-O727.
RNTA PRESENTS The Limeliters.
On Saturday, March IS, music
fans in this area viii have the
rare opportunity of seeing THE
LIMELITERS, one of the fast
est rising singing groups in the
country. The performance will
begin ct $3.50 pm. in the COG
Field House ct the University
of Maryland, and will feature
the MASTERS orchestra. AL
seats are. $50 per person.
Tickets may be purchased at
any one Of the following loca-
tions: Music Box, 10th and Z
stS. NV; Music Time Prince
Georges Plaza; Kampus Kor-
ner, $500 Georgia ave. NV:
Record Time, Old Geogetown
I'd, Bethesda and Congression-
al Plaza, or by mailing o check
or money order. payable to the
the Resident Mems Association,
Room 100, Student Union, Uni
versity Of Maryland, College
Park, Maryland.
Hi GANG! Did you know that
ATLANTA" by Doug Powell and
"When O Girl Gives Her Heart
to q Boy" by Jan Ward were
recorded at Ray Vernon Re-
cording Studio, 1129 Vermont
ave. NV, Washington, d. G.
We do all types Of recording:
bands, singing groups, etc. II
you sing and don't have o band
we furnish the band. II you
are interested in putting out Q
record, give us q call. ST.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

derS, doors, motors and motor
parts, trans, generators, start
ers, heads, etc. Also 81
Ford pickup. UN. 4-1176.
1913 FORD Glib. cpe.; new tires,
seat cvrs., pigs: one owner;
$135. WA. 1851. j..
cow. DODGE 70; r. and h.,
d. G. inspected: $195 or make
offer. TU. 2-1O77.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Mercury
Mark XIV, 10 h.p., good condi-
sa0n. Call JU. 9-8346. -
Tv, 17-in. Travler, working, but
not well, $13. Lady's purse.
large. beautifully hand carved,
cowhide, floral design, $22. JU.
5-4597.
IBUCKSKTN MARE, English or
Western, Is hands, spirited.
Also English and Western sad
die. Call 10. 5-0246.
SIAMESE KITTENS, 2 seal point
females, $40 each. Call DU.
| V~tOOes
BICYCLES-Girls 20-in., 24-in.,
26-in.; boys 2O-in., 26-in., Eng
lish: fair condition. TVS, 12-in.
table; 17-in. console. OIL. 2-1338.
PARAKEETS-S parakeets and
cage, $40. Call DWIGHT, AP.
7-3306.
MANIFOLD, SKA carbs., gen.
bracket, water outlet; 1888
Ford or Mere. Call DAVE, MA.
1858.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 15-h.p.
Evinrude. forward, reverse, re-
mote tank, $8S or best offer.
AP. 1888.
ENGINE-11a-h.p. Briggs g.
Stratton engine; size Z roller
skates. Call EN-. 5-4229.
CHEVY, 80 coupe, partly re-
stored, fair cond., &85. JE. T.
O900 after $50 am.
~ FORD-CORVETTE ENGINE,
81 Chevy 3-speed trans, Hurst
shift with open driveshaft.
Best offer. so. 8-A136.
BICYCLE, boys 26' English
racer; Daisy pump bee bee
gun: and bait casting reel.
Call Ell. 6-6337.
KART ENGINE - Machine bal
anced Power Products AH-47.
3 h.p, top condition, wipes
Clintons. Complete with motor
mount, air cleaner. First $35
takes. Call TARK, OIL. 4-4114.
MOTOR BIKE, Whizzer engine,
approx. 4 h.p., clutch mounted
on Schwinn bike frame, needs
carb. tuning, $2S. Call TARK,
OIL. A-4114.
1858 CHEVROLET 2-door Bis
cayne, economical 6 cylinder.
automatic transmission, red
and white, excellent condition,
$3.50. WEBSTER 5-6025.
PLYMOUTH IS 2-dr. va sed.
auto. trans, under 1900 miles,
/ one owner, $425. HE. 4-2346.
BIKE, boys 26", Amer, chrome
tenders, good tires, $12.50. Con-
sidera trade In. LU. 2-4304.
GO-KART, 2la-h.p. Power Prod
ucts engine, excellent condi-
tion. MILTON GULICK, Al
die, w., FAirview 7.52S5.
SELL seven 80 Ford wire wheels
and tires, good cond., $40 each;
hydramatic, $40. CL. 6-5S6S.
OLDS ENGINE, 81 Rocket, COM
plete, able to demonstrate,
excel. cond.: $6S. LU. 2-1335.
1851 OLDS 4-door sedan; trans.
! needs adjustment, engine ex-
cellent; 500. LU. 2-1SSS.
OLDS ENGINE, LU. 2-1s3S
1851 OLDS PARTs-Tood, fen
ders, trunk, doors, radio, $40
each; rims with tires, $5. LU.
| 2-1335.
GIBSON Es-12S electric guitar;
owned by professional, In alb
solutely perfect condition; will
sell guitar and case; regularly
$3.50, for $125. Call HA, 2-04e6.
FORD o. III. ". PARTS-Mal-
lory dists racing and stock
cams, heads, fuel pumps, CARDS,
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Use Teen-Ads to.
swop. Tell and Sell
CUsTONTZED CORVETTE
POWERED CONVERTIBLE

POWERED CONVERTIBLE
1861 Ford convertible with 1860
Corvette engine and close ratio
Chevy floor shifts, 283-cu.-in.
engine has less than 100 miles
On Il; engine has llotched piS-
tons, solid valve nfters, Morain
bearings, Duntuff cam, duel f.
barrel carb. with straight and
progressive linkage, manual and
electric fuel pumps, and dual
point ignition; body completely
loaded, including hood, rear
deck, side chrome, and door
handles; Frenched head lights,
Oldsmobile grille with inclosed
parking lights and Frenched
Oldsm0bile tail lights: car fully
equipped with radio. heater,
and seven-gauge Stewart
Warner instrument panel; over
$1,000 invested In engine alone.
VIII take best reasonable offer.
WO. e-702o.
50 RECORDS-45s, Elvis, Ever
lys and others: soc, 4 for 81.
Call ROY, VIII. 6-0479 Sunday
only. VIII deliver only in Silver
Spring and Rockville area.
WFL DRUMS-Tom tom, snare,
base; symbols; hi hat; spurs;
muffler: foot pedals; brushes
and sticks; $50. 10. PLATA.
1859 FORD Tudor. radio and
heater, body In excellent cond.,
needs engine work, $65. OR.
1916.
STUDEBAKER, SO VS., stick
shift, new paint. brakes, nylon
tires, leatherette upholstery,
radio, heater. custom lancers,
dual exhausts, good condition,
&30S. JE. S-764S.
amp. with 6 tubes
and Z inputs, was used wfgui-
tar; suitable for phono, ETC.;
4 spkrs.: go. JE. 2-1266.
FORD TRUCK, "a; runs good,
rolled and pleated interior:
needs body work (ltttle): best
offer. Cali FRED, JU. S-6215.
ELECTRIC PUMP, ITO volts,
good for pumping out boats,
CAS-. LU. 3-2840.
AMPLTFIER, large. Tremolo, 2
channels, 3 speakers. 4 inputs,
$S5 or offer. LU. 3-2840.
AUTO RADIOS, '54 Ford, $3.50
Chew, $3.50 Mere, 6 volt
Universal. LU. 3-2840.
HUB CAPS-Six IA" imitation
Lancers, 90 pair, SIS set: 4
Olds Fiestas 49,, SIS. FRANK,
NO. 7-DA02.
DISAEANTLTNG 1859 DODGE
We hardtop with powerflite
transmission; &4OO for COM
plete car or break down for
parts; Octa-Gane water in
jector, Gao; Pre-Matic engine
lubricator, $40; cooling system
power booster KIT, $40; per-
formeter, $l2: Fran 4-barrel
carb. air cleaners, $12: hi-Speed
Olds-Pontiac differential as
sembly. $2S. Before 8 pm.
KE. 6-8613.
GUN, winchester, Model 70.
'220" swift CAL, excellent cond.; ;
cost $135, sell $S5. Call OIL
4-1161.
ROLLER SKATES, boys rink.
size 9; very good condition for
SO. Call STUART. 10. 5-5O9S.
USH-BUTTON RADIO Nord)
10A0-6l, excellent condition;
$40, or highest bid. RE. 5-2494.
S-2s for IS to ST Ford; ball
bearing progressive linkage,
chrome fuel lines; $50. Call
OR. l-025S.
1859 MERCURY 4-door sedan;
overdrive, r. and h.. snow tires,
good condition; SITS. JU. O.
T626.
BOAT, left. Thompson, 25-h.p.
elec. EvinrIde motor, trailer
and extras. Two-wheel trailer
chassis equipped with elec.
brakes. UN. 4-1176.
'5S-'S7 FORD and Mere; Fen
ton polished (chrome) mani
fold with 3 Stromberg "97'
caTha and chrome bOnnetS,
Evening star., 1961-03-12
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assorted body parts cheap.
Cali DENNIS, Spruce 3-7462,
after 4::30 pm. Monday through
Thursday.
REAR END 20 FORD, SIS: no
other parts. LU. 1-O931.
2FLATHEADS-'53 2 Mercury, ex-
cellent shape, exhaust headers,
complete eng. and o.d. trans;
listen to 1t run, $55. 4S. Ford.
complete, runs great, new
plugs, carb. and pump, big
69-AB great for bore and
stroke, $45. Call any time.
CLIFF, RE. 6-7928.
'SS PONTIAC Chieftain 49," r.
and h., many new parts, 8 tires,
Al, must sacrifice, &199 or
best offer. IA. 4-4328, NO. z
4895; call before 6.
GOLF CLUBS-2 woods, driver
and 3 wood; Spalding; good
condition: SIS. JE. 2-367l.
DODGE, '46 4-door; r. and h.;
S good tires: good Transports
ton: $75. OIL. 4-116l.
SPECIAL '36 PLYM.- coupe,
trophy winner (stock) and 81
Ford Tudor sedan with full race
ut. head; Csc ABB. heads). .
both cars have hydr. brakes
and both cars need some work.
VIII sell BOTH for 500 cash.
Gotta 90 this week. Call BOB,
EN-. 2-2737.
HILLMAN 50, runs but in sloppy
condition; trans, etc. good. Has
Bendix 12V fuel pump worth
SIS. Take 1t home, as. 10.
S-O793.
STUDEBAKER 4S; really clean,
has overdrive, r. and h.: head
Is removed; valves ground,
ready to reassemble: new gas
ketS included: must sell, only
93S. 10. 5-0793.
VIOLIN, used, "a size; perfect for
beginner. Cali after 4 pm, JU.
S-2835.
CHEVROLET 1855 V-S Bel Air
hardtop coupe: powerglide, ra-
dio and heater; good condition;
$3.50 cash. BOBBY, UN. 4-OOAO.
81 ENG. FORD 4-dr.: FIR. shift,
Wv tires, good mech. cond.,
$50. HARVEY, JU. 9-2464.
FOREIGN DOLLS, good for O
collection: SOC up. RIA. 6-S292.
HUB CAPS; two old Spinners,
two shaved alum. and AZ" Lake
plugs. Call HA. 2-23SS after
u pm.
ONE SCANDALLE ACCORDION,
made in Italy; good condition:
only 2 years old. For informa-
ton call IA. 2-5701.
FORD 81 2-door, rebuilt engine,
customized, fully upholstered;
best offer. VIII. 6-6T24.
"a MERCURY; S., radio, heat
er, Wv, good paint; fine con-
dition, $500 or best offer. OIL.
1855
FLAT HEAD, '48 Nero. engine;
All Ford rear fits '34-'48 Lin
coin, Zephyr trans; best offer.
Call FRED, JU. 5-6215.
OLDS 1888 Mallory dist, 4-bbl.
carb. and manif., 2 sets Of
heads; SO engine: so 2-dr.
body; blue and white nauga-
hyde interior, 2 hydraS. ANY
and all body and motor parts.
Cali RODGER. HE. 4-7772,
Sun. after I pm.
PIN STRIPPING done; reason
able rates. Cali for an appoint
ment. Also sell Ford and Nero.
clutch assem-. HE. 4-7772.
1857 BUICK conv.; jet black with
new white top and WV. tires;
In new-car cond.; none like 1t
In the area; will accept $500
cash or trade worth same, and
assume monthly payments Of
SSl. Transaction can be made
in "A hrs. Only interested par
ties please. Can be seen and
driven at Chester's Gulf sta
tion, 1O515 BALTIC. blvd, Belts
vile, Md, Mon. through Sat-,
0am.-6 pm. Ask for SMTTTY.
RARE, RARE ITEM!!! Brand
new, still wrapped SO and "a