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Navajo times., 1961-06-21
Catholic Festival
AT s.. miehuel's

St. Michael's Arizona will be
the setting for the End Annual
Navajo Catholic Festival on July
Both. Many events, including
solemn high mass, process sion,
children's pageant and barbecue,
Continued on page 2
Navajo times., 1961-06-21
PRICE 1Ot
JUNE FL, 1861
Navaio CovnciI Aefion
COUNCIL BUDGET SESSION
WINDOW ROCK

june LIN 20 june 10Cn
Monday June 18th:
/. Under Div. 4, the Budget
for CHACO CANYON Ranch,
Dept. S was approved.
2. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
IRRIGATION O. 6 NJ, Dept.
O. was approved.
3. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
FISH 6 WILDLIFE, Dept. Z
was approved.
4. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
TRIBAL ENTERPRISES,
Dept. 8 was approved.
Tuesday = June 18th:
1. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
MINING DE PIT, Dept. 9
was approved.
2. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
OIL AND GAS, Dept. 10
was approved.
8. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
WELL 6 TANK REHABILI-
TATlON SECTION in Ground
Water Dept. was approved.
q. Under Div. 4. the Budget for
WINDMILL 6 PUMP MAIN
TENANCE SECTION in
Ground Water Dept. was
approved.
5. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
REVOL WING CREDIT was
tabled for a proper re-
solution necessary to trans
fer 1000. 900 for private
enterprise development to
Revolving Credit Fund.
6. A resolution providing for
the utilization of funds sur
plus TO the 1861 Fiscal Year
Tribal Budget for the
summer employment of Ma
vajo students = was approved.
Wednesday June 18th:
/. Under Div. 4. the Budget
for FORESTRY FIRE CON-
troll, Dept. is = was ap-
proved.
2. Under Div. 4, the Budget
for TRIBAL SB-AGENCY
EXTENSION, Dept. Twas
approved.
3. Under Div. 4, the Budget
for FARM 6 RANGE Dept.
18 : was approved.
4. Under Div. 4, the Budget
for SHALLOW WELL AND
SPRING DEVELOPMENT,
Dept 19 was approved.
S. Under Div. 4, the Budget
for BRAND INSPECTION,
Dept. ri was approved.
6. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
PUBLIC WORKS. Dept. "a
was approved.
7. Under Div. 4. the Budget for
PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM
Dept. Is, was approved.
8. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
FEED GRAIN PROGRAM,
Dept %, was approved.
9. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
HOME EXTENSION AIDES,
Dept. 81. was approved.
Thursday, June 18th, 1861:
/. Under Div. 4, the Budget for
TRIBAL TRADING, DEPT.
Navajo times., 1961-06-21
VOLUME IT
ISSUE %
kI|-Indiun Pow Wow at F!uqstuff

dams then Gen. Custer ever
dreamed of--let alone saW--Will
gather at this years All-Indian
Pow Wow in Flagstaff July 2, 3
and 4.
And where, as the general is
reputed to have wondered, do all
these Indians come from2
Well, Pow Wow officials say,
they will come from the plains
of the Dakotas and Nebraska, the
mountains of Wyoming, Colorado,
Idaho and Montana, the prairies of
Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas, the
deserts of Arizona, Utah, Nevada,
and New Mexico, the sunny coastal
plain of California. A group of
AZtecS this year will come to
Pow Wow from the high plateau
of central Mexico.
The All-Indian Pow Wow is by
far the biggest Indian show of its
kind in the country, according to
Pow Wow Committee President
Robert w. Prochnow, and tribes
attending this years event repre-
sent a virtual roster of the redman
in the West.
Among the more than $1,000
due at the 32nd annual Pow Wow
this July weekend will be Black
feet, Crows, Comanches, ApaCheS,
Sioux, Cheyenes, Shoshones, Ara
pahoes, Utes, Piutes, Hopis, Zunis,
Jemez, San Ildefonsos, Nez Perce,
Owyhees, Yumas, Hualapais, Ha-
vasupais, Pimas, Kiowas, Chero-
KEGS, Papagos, Pawnees, Lagunas,
Cochitis, Maricopas, S, Flatheads and
a dozen other tribes, not forgetting
the biggest of all--the Navajos.
For three days, they will put
on a show unique in the world
daily parades at II am, daily
rodeos at 1870 pm. and at pm.
nightly ceremonial dances featur-
ing little known and seldom seen
tribal rituals in the Wavering light
of huge bonfires.
Those who have been to pre-
viOus Pow Wows--nearly 100, 900
came last year according to Pow
Wow Officials--Confirm the unique
ness of this All-Indian celebra-
tion.
No paleface participates in any
of the events. The whole show is
Indians and they make it wholly
their own. The rodeOs, though pat
termed after the traditional ro-
deo of the white cowboy, are some
thing rarely seen on the regular
circuit, providing humor in di-
rect ratio to thrills as the stO-
lid, ightly-built Indian cowhands
play a game no altogether fam
iliar for prizes totaling up to
$4,000.
An estimated 10000 persons
will line the streets of downtown
Flagstaff for the daily Pow Wow
parades--there were that many
each day last year. Flagstaff Po-
lice reported.
The whole show is generally
supervised by a mitee OF
Flagstaff civic leaders operating
through a non-profit corporation
that handles the $40, ,OOO-plus bud
get for the All-Indian Pow Wow.
And that $40, 600 in wampun. Pow
Wow officials point out. all goes
back to the reservations with the
Indians to their hogans, wichups
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Notices

THE COLLEGIANS-Sax, piano,
bass, drums and featuring Je-
rome Powell, vocalist. MEL
LEVINSON, RA. $1,000.
TUTORING and instruction -
French language, all levels, by
French school teacher recently
arrived in States. Evenings
by appointment. FE. 3-212S.
MUSIC BY LENNY-Recorded
music for your parties, dances
and sweet sixteens; ROCK n
ROLL, RHYTHM and BLUES.
Professional Hi-Fi equip. pro-
vided. Call HE. 4-0989.
INGREDIENTS needed for q
party: % soft drinks: (2)
sandwiches and chips; (0
guests; "a the Twang Gang.
For No. 4, call RONNIE WID-
MAN at JU. 5-3215.
PLANNING A PARTY or dancer
Will supply the best Of re-
COIuCu hluolC WAG1l OliC AAAiCoO
in professional audio Hi-Fi
equipment. STEVEN WISH
NOW, JU. 7-73O1, JU. 8-3039.
IF YOU'RE tired of nasal vocal
lists, blaring guitars and bands
that make noise instead Of
playing music, then it's time
for a change. Try the RE-
SUMES. We will play to your
specifications, So, for the ul-
innate in ANY kind of music
call GREG, OIL. 4-5466.
THE NIGHTCAPS feature only
the best in music for your
dance. JEFF RUBIN, JU. $500.
THERE WILL BE A DANCE at
ST. MARKS, Thursday, March
16, 8:00-11:00. Music and en-
tertainment by the EXCITING
NEWPORTS.
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.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Greetings

GEORGE - Happy 4th anniver-
sary. Love forever, ZELDA.
A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
Alphonso, on March /, from
one who loves you. CASANDRA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Maureen
Denison and Lesesne Deerin,
on their second teen year."
DEBBIE and MARGIE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Jay.
Love, from WARREN, d.
O'NALE, DIANA and T. H.
CATHERINE - Happy anniver-
sary, exactly two years Tues
day, March Z; also, happy 18th
birthday on the 18th, from the
guy who is crazy about you,
JACK.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARGIE,
on your 18th, March z. You're
q swell Little Sister, Luff va,
JODIE.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

TRICYCLE., water skis, kero-
sene heater, typewriter and
Line-a-Time table, bicycle,
card table, lawnmower, spread
er. JU. 9-7964.
DRUMS-Set Of Ludwig drums,
including Hi-Hat and cymbals.
Like new. Cost $500. Will sell
for 1925. Call IA. 2-0507.
BOAT, 16 #. Thompson, Is H. P.
elec. Evinrude motor, trailer
and extras. Two wheel trailer
chassis equipped with elect.
brakes. UN. 4-1176.
MODEL A FORD PARTS, fend-
ers, doors, motors and motor
parts, trans, generators, start
ers, heads, etc. Also 81
Ford pickup. UN. 4-l176
GUITAR & AMP.-Solid body,
2 pickups, case, Sunburst fin
ish, 6-tube amp. Sell either
for $40. JE. 2-1266.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Use Teen-Ads to
-SwoR, Tell and Sell

THE MUSIC MEN - Dance
music for all occasions. Parties,
proms and hops. Special rate
for USY, AZA and BIG. Call
RALPH SCHLOSSBERG, LO.
4-O727.
THE BELAIRS are now featur-
ing Norman King and the
Bellies vocal quartet. Remem-
ber, it's the Belairs for the
best in rhythm m blues and
dance music. Call DENNIS
JELOLIAN, OIL. 4-2753.
THE BELAIRS' custom audio
and Hi-F service will provide
any type recorded music for
your party on the latest Hi-Fi
equipment. Call DENNIS JE-
LOLIAN, OIL. 4-2753.
THE EXCITING NEWPORTS-
This week featuring our tenor
sax player, Paul Harte. A ver-
satile reedman, Paul plays all
saxeS as well as clarinet. A.
disciple Of the contemporary
school, he excels in playing
hard-driving modern jazz (but
devoted much time in apply
ing jazz fundamentals to mod
ern rock m rolD. His work on
the up-tempo changes is sup
plemented by an easy flowing
ballad style noted for its firm
tenderness. Since Paul has
been associated with SCOTT
MITCHELL almost continual
ly for 4 years, it is not surpris-
ing that a remarkable rhythmic
cohesiveneSs exists in their
work together, which contrib
utes to the exciting sound OF
the NEWPORTS. Be sure to
read TEEN next week when
the NEWPORTS feature Bill
White. When it comes to en-
tertainment come to the NEW
PORTS! Call BLAINE SMITH,
SCOTT MITCHELL, Oliver
2-0O45, Oliver 2-0720.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Miscellaneous
Wanted

ROLLER SKATE BOOTS or
skates with boot, size II, mems.
JERRY, LO. 7-1462.
CLUB DESIRES GARAGE in
Washington area. Phone KEN
WILLIAMS, RE. 6-6327.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS, be-
fore 80; any condition. JE.
4-37O7.
HI-FI TWEETER and cross-over
network, electrostatic or horn
type. Empire 5-1750.
WANT CIVIL WAR SWORD,
cap and ball pistol, drum
shaped canteen and any South
ern State buckle. RICHARD,
All N. Nelson ST., Arlington, Va.
.JA. 2-4299.
BAR BELLS, 100 or 11O lb. set,
will pay $10-$15. Call FRED,
HE. 4-4249.
WANTED-Crankshaft or motor
for "a Chev. Call WHITE,
LU. 4-0480.
THESE RECORDS WANTED:
Suzy Baby and Need You. KE.
8-5641.
CHEW. VS. ENGINE. Call after
pm, EN-. 5-l961.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday PM. for Sunday following Ads
received too late will appear a week later
RATES: lines Csc 10c each additional line. You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words ine
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure cost Give your name ad-
dress telephone number and send your ad plus payment
~ to TEEN-ADS The Sunday Star. Washington 8. D. c.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Use Teen-Ads to
Swap. Tell ond Sell y
Continued from Page o.

FORD 1858; new paint, new in
terror, 1856 OldS Rocket eng.
This is a custom-inStalled job,
nothing makeshift. New Wv.
tires, new trans, clutch, brakes.
Engine completely overhauled,
all new moving parts. Car in
excel. shape, no body rust.
Motor has less than 5000 mi.
on it, many chromed parts.
Price, $3.50 or best offer. Ask
for CLIFF, LU. 2-5SSO, LU.
1-6229.
'SS FORD club coupe (no motor.
Can be seen at 4602 Burlington
rd., Hyattsville, Nd. $95 or
best offer.
1854 FORD Skyliner; radio. heat
er, overdrive; $50. Call ROY,
JU. 8-4237.
80 FORD club coupe Tod. trans,
needs motor, or trade for
motorcycle (BSA or Triumph)
Can be seen at 4602 Burlington
rd., Hyattsville, Md.
1850 MERCURY, lowered and
loaded; black, with SO Buick
headlights, "a Chevrolet grille
and so Lincoln taillights; elec-
trio doors and trunk; modified
'S7 Olds engine, just rebuilt;
upholstery worth $500; white
and-black pleated and rolled
naugahyde, white fur rugs,
other extras; 5000 or best offer.
RE. 6-7373. Can be seen at
O489 Branch ave. Sc.
HIN. TV CHASSIS, good cond.,
S22. Call JOHN, RA. 6-48OS.
B6 FORD conv., straight stick;
radio, heater; good cond., low
mileage; $795 or best offer. JU.
0-6O07, MR.. SHUTSA.
KART ENGINE - Brand-new,
must sell; power products, All
SO 6la hip, best offer. Call
SANDY, OIL. 6-9549.
WRECKING 81 Studebaker cow.
coupe; good top, V-S engine,
auto. trans, glass, and most
other parts. Also SO Ford 2
barrel carb. and manifold, $12
or offer. AID. 4-13l2.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. Schwinn
racer; new condition; reason
able. JU. 5000.
BICYCLE, boys 26" Western
Flyer; red; good cond.; extras.
$18. CE. 6-8648.
NERO. COUPE so; Buick en-
gine, 80 Ford box electric fuel
pump, good tires, good body;
needs mech. work. SITS. Call
JIM, JU. 9-3269, Mondays and
Tuesdays.
PLYMOUTH al. Complete or
any parts. viii run. &28. Call
CECIL, BU. 3-2185.
~ CHEVY MOTOR, 6-cyl. Good
cond. Call CECIL, BU. 3-21S5.
GUNS - 3O-O6 U. s. Enfield
Sporter Model 1917: 30-30 Mar
lin M-336. CIR. 4-8277.
OLDS SO "98"; fully equipped,
new seat covers, brakes, volt
age reg, generator, new front
end, new springs; $3.50. Or
trade for Ford or Plymouth Of
equal value. JE. 2-072l.
HUBCAPS, four 1859 Pontiac;
$40 or best offer. KE. 8-5641.
SELL - 32O-h.p. 34S-ci. Chevy
Daytona 4-bbl. and aluminium
manifold in trade for 250-h.p,
4-bbl. and manifold, $50; used
floorshift conversion kit for
'58-'61 Chew, $40: brand-new
S.W. 12-v. electric fuel pump,
$40. Call Ii. 6-1576.
FORD 1899 de luxe coupe: $50;
new light conversion kit for
Ford '3S, 80 std, IS. CIR. S-O2S7.
81 FORD VS. PARTS-RadiO,
battery, crank and clutch,
block, dash componentS, carbu-
rotor, fuel pump, heads, pistons,
exhaust m, intake m, trans
mission. 10. 2-0237.
GO-KART-21s h.p. Briggs d
Stratton engine, with clutch;
2 new rear tires; good condi-
ton; $40. First come, first
served. MARK, JU. $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-03-05

ACCORDION, Moressi; cost 1925,
will sell for SIS; like new. Music
stand, 81. LU. 4-0132.
WRECKING 4S CHEW. - Many
good parts, excel. radio and
heater, all good glass. Call jim
after IL, CIR. 4-73lO.
MODEL A FORD rear end and
trans, $40 each. Complete
mech. brake set. Also other
parts. EDDIE, XII. 9-2351.
FORD '56 Customline Tudor
V-S; straight stick, radio and
heater. This car Is in fine CON-
dition thru-out. You are well
come to test drive any day
Mon. thru Sat, 8 am. to 6 pm,
at 105l5 Bait. blvd, Beltsville,
Md, at Chester's Gulf Station.
Price $625. Will accept trade
in. Ask for SMTTTY.
1851 CHRYSLER EN- G IN E.
Runs, starts perfectly (6 volts) :.
Uses qt. oil in 900 miles OF
highway driving. Formerly in
'52 Ford (Mike Cottone's) :.
Goes like most mad. $3.50 in
cludes complete engine with
several new parts, shaved steel
flywheel, beefed and balanced
IL inch clutch, new Olds. disc,
pilot and throwout bearings,
aluminium adaptor, Al Cadillac
trans, spare "a quad intake
and carb., Mallory coil. EN-.
2-6393.
PRINTING PRESS, 51ax71a,
loads of paper and type, $50.
Train parts "a to y off origi-
nal price. AP. 7-0868.
1888 FORD VS. MANIFOLD,
fuel pump, 2-brl. carb. and
adapter for twin carbsa SIS.
1851 Ford valves, polished
and refaced, Sc set. 1850
Ford radio, $40. 1851 Ford
heads, $4 set. Call WO. 6-7l27.
OLDS 1888 QUAD MANIFOLD,
So; '54-'56 large port, wide-base
man. and carb., $40: Buick 49,
'56 Quad man., So; Olds '52-'53
hydramatic, $40; Cad. side
shift trans, $35; 1886 Lin
coin heavy-duty rear end, COM
plete, 500; Bendix electric fuel
pump, $40: '52-'53 Ford and
Mere. dropped tie rod, SIS;
1880 Ford radio and speaker,
$40; 1899 Ford trans, late
gears, $40: 81 Ford and Nero.
trans, $40; 1880 Mere. trans,
$40: '34-'48 Ford and Nero.
All and 4.44 rear ends, SIS;
rebuilt Chev. IS" water pump,
81; 1886 Ford and '52-'54
Nero. Traction Masters (new)
$40; 52-'54 Ford radio and
speaker, very good, SIS with
aeriaD; 1888 Ford rebuilt
radiator, reworked for DIV,
$40; Ford and Mere. axles, 81;
Hurst mounts, Cad. to early
Ford, $12; late model. SIS;
four-barrel intake man. for
1888 flatheadS, $40; 3 plus
SIS pistonS, $40 (aluminum) !;
1853 Mallory and Magspark,
S25; '39-'4S 2x2 intake carbs.,
and misc, SIS: 296-cu. lin.
stroker and bored block, $50.
Call about other parts, Sun. or
Mon. only, EN-. 2-6393.
BOXER PUP-M., 10 wks., $25
or trade for comp. value in
sports, camp or darkroom
equip, bike, typewriter etc,
Call TED. Dial 461-9380.
MERCURY COUPE, SO, $4,000
miles, r. and h., excel. tires,
new brakes, 1925 or best offer.
WO. 6-7127.
CHRYSLER IS V-8 Windsor
Nassau hardtop cpe.; pink and
white, r. and h., power steering
spotlight, snow tires; excel
mech. cond., but rocker panels
on body need work: cost $4,000
just 6 years ago; $345 or best
offer. LU. 3-2840.
STAMPS u. S. and foreign
sets, singles and packets. Will
nn,,d ~, nrn,nr.nnnl an 0.R110
Evening star., 1961-03-05


pletely overhauled; new 270
Duntov cam and kit; complete
with starter and generator:
$l25. With stick flywheel, bell
housing and Corvette clutch
and disc; $50. '58 manifold
with Rochester quad; SIS. EN-.
2-6393.
BARITONE UKE, record record
er, amp. for recording or pub
lie addresses and playbacks;
best offer. HO. 2-4092.
GAZELLE ENGLISH BYCICLE,
with speedometer, generator
headlight and horn; all in ex-
cellent condition. Call BOB,
3O1-WA. 6-2616.
TRANSMISSION, 81 Buick
Roadmaster; good condition;
$50 or best offer. Call EN-. s.
1858.
FORD 80 Tudor sed. body, 81
frame with 10 tx" mem. hy-
draulic setup for early Ford.
Call after II, LU. 2-3781.
4-BARREL CARB., '56 Buick,
with chrome breather; recently
cleaned; will fit on Fords and
Mercs., 54-56; 500. Dual point
distributor and coil for Chev,
$40. KE. 6-9848.
FORD PARTS, 1953-WindShield
$40; doors IS; other glass; en-
gine $25; rear end $40; Tenders,
bumpers $40; hood $40; tail
lights IS; window flambs IS;
other parts. Call UN. 4-S39S.
FORD so coupe; Corvette pow
cred; cuStomized inside and
out; good condition: $500 or
best offer. JIMMY, Ell. 4-l214,
Springfield, Va.
CHEVY IS; black; white-walls,
r. and h., 1856 h.p., 3 two's, floor
shift traction masters: needs
work; $500 or best offer. IA.
5-7180.
TRIUMPH "a Tiger Cub; 200
&C. scrambler; has had $l20
work done, still needs little
more; 500 or best offer. ia.
5-7l8O.
WILL TRADE good 16-in. boys
or girls bicycle for short-haired
puppy (male). HO. 2-4O92.
KART-ACER RACER - Clinton
engine, slicks and upholstery,
class A bushing; Marlboro tro-
ply winner. Phone SP. 1868.
THE BIKE, Raleigh sports model;
Just like new; equipped with
speedometer, bell. generator
light, battery light, rear-view
mirror, luggage carrier, pump
bag and tools; also other ac-
cessories If wanted: registered
with police; worth $50, will sac
rifice. Call HANK SLAUGH-
TER, co. 5-7200.
BICYCLE-Track bike, for rae
ing; has 27-in. wheels, 2l-in.
frame, tubular tires, etc.; $35.
SO. $500.
BIKES-One 26-in. boys middle
weight bike, light, gears, white
wall tires, ETC., $25; one 26-in.
girls English bike. light. gears,
blackwell tires, hand brakes,
ETC., $40. Call BOB at 10. g.
3444.
CHEVY SO ''2lO" 4-door sedan:
powerglide, radio, heater, new
battery and seat covers; good
transportation. WA. 7-2l26.
CHEVY 1852 2-dr. sedan; stand
ard shift, &C.; excel. mechani-
cal condition: as is; $85. Call
LO. $1,000 after / pm.
TUBE GRILL. SO Chevy, new,
$13. Call GARY. HA. 2-1283.
3 CARDS, for 352 or 800 GU. in.
Ford; complete, $50. Call be-
fore 2 pm. Sun, after 6 pm.
weekdays, BILL, JA. 7-1730.
CUSTOM GRILLES!!! 1955-1957
Ford, SO Ford, $3.50 Chevy.
All brand new, still in wrap
pings. First come, first served.
m a nm GR A-Qn60
Evening star., 1961-03-05

CoV NJ. w w AAAS'S AAA AOSsA SS~AANNSB
with case, 1872; GE hi-fi speak
er, 8 ohm, 35-15,000 cps, IS.
Call TOM, EN-. 2-6l56. No calls
after 9 pm.
FORD "a, sos: Tudor 49," over
drive, r. and h., good body;
needs another engine or COM
plete overhaul. LU. 3-2840.
MICROPHONES - New crystal
chrome mike on chrome floor
stand, SIT; "Shure" taxicab
mike, $40. LU. 3-2840.
AUTO RADIOS $3.50 Chew,
'52-'56 Mere, new Motorola g.
volt universal. LU. 3-2840.
FORD ~ Tudor; good condi-.
tion, r, h., $40; also 800 Savage,
excellent for deer or varmints,
per. cond., SIS. KE. 8-4270.
GUITAR-Electric bass, bronze
finish, one month old, excel
lent condition, regularly cost
$85. Instruction course also
included. $50. JE. 3-9272.
AMPLIFIER for guitar, Tremolo,
2 channels, 3 speakers, 4 i'm
puts, $50. LU. 3-2840.
BUICK IS ROCHESTER FOUR
BARREL-Slightly used, needs
float adjustment only. Can be
used on all G. M. cars with
cheap adapter, $13. 1855 ring
and pinion like new, fits '55-'61
Chew, $40. Factory rebuilt
l2-volt generator, fits Chevy
$3.50, S11. SO Chevy skirts,
$l2. Call AL, EN-. 3-3479.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 7.5-h.p.
Elgin. $50 or best reasonable
offer. BOB, WA. 7-689S.
ROLLER RINK SKATES-Girls
size 3, boys size 6; excel. cond.
Toe stops. S6 pr. EN-. 2-6273.
GEMS. AND STARTERS, new;
many cars, '26 to 81. $5. LU.
1-O03l.
FLOOR MATS, full, new: 81.
Most cars, 80 to '4S. F. and r.
LU. 1-0931.
'36 CHEVY PARTS FOR SALE
Wire wheels. Motor bad. LU.
1-O931.
RADIOS-'52 and '5S Ford, 81
Mere: complete, SIS. LU.
1-O93l.
FORD 1881 coupe; chopped and
channeled, many extra parts.
Call JOHNNY, TIE. 6-2484.
TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE, 1859
Tito; like new. Call JOHNNY,
TIE. 6-2484.
FORD '52; sell complete or for
parts; overdrive transm., clutch,
rear end, brakes, etc. 81
Plymouth engine, cam, piStons,
block, etc. Call PAUL, HU. B.
B712.
NERO. "a Mont. 2-dr. hardtop;
r. and h., rolled and pleated
inter-; very clean; excel. cond.
AP. 7-1199.
SKIS for 265 or 28S Chevy; COM
p!ete carbs., lines, hnkage; $50
cash. Call JE. 2-1820.
POWER MOWER, Craftsman, 1S-
inch cut, vert. shaft, $40. Briggs
2h h.p. with Gin. clutch, $25.
Motor scooter wheels, 15-inch,
axle, sprocket and brakes, SIS.
l1s-h.p. carb., Briggs, So. Call
BOB, EN-. 2-0947.
FORD ENGINE, 1913, $50. Make
offer on rear end and transm.
JE. 2-3374.
FORD 1913; engine and tires
perfect; needs 81 worth of brake
work; $7S or best offer. JE,
2-3374.
INDIAN CYCLE, "a, $50 &C.; as
Is, S125. '53 Stude. coupe, extra
motor and speed equip, $500,
LEE, AP. 7-1838.
BABY PARAKEETS, five now,
more late in April. Also best
seed in town, 16c per pound.
Board. CHRIS TETER, I'll
Gist avenue, Silver Spring, JU.
5-5354.
DODGE so; good motor and rub
ber; raked, frenched head
lights and taillightS, r. and h.;
white; 500 or best offer. OIL.
2-4698.
Evening star., 1961-10-27
ALL OF THESE AT SAVINGS

Toffeto BytheYord oceote black white coors yard SIC
Royons and Blends. Fabric content marked yord Tic
Silk prints unusual prints coors yord 247
Wooens and Wool Blends labeled for content yord S5
cSsy Sls:S2 cas %bso" sS"si eo:o e"5 %5'G3S' cS":
Atkins De Luxe 26" Bicycle for boys and qirIs. 1887
Junior Lounderette Toy for little girls 687
U. S. Commando "Frogmon," action toy 3O". 667
W5so0n 'S Ss1o 10y Soc Corner. ~s54 %do s SS B5sso ds
Woodward Lothr0p LonoIin soop, 15-coke box l:57;
Round-the-neck Mirrors mognifying one side 3O7
Lucite Bath Brushes, nyIon bristIes PSI
"'c0'Ts''' coSnt WS''5oG G SsGs Ie Gb "'0'o" 'o'0
Lady Hondicroft Tapestry Yarn, 4O-yord sken, SIC
Woodward g Lothrop Knitting Worsted, 4-ounce LIZ
CoIunnbo-Mnervo Feotherweight yarn, 2-ounce, Tic
W6LAt Neede~ok Washington nondC Chevy
Round Quilted Jewel Cose royon sot eoch TIC for $50
W6-Nhons Washington, Chevy Chose Wheaton pIozo
Danish Cookies, assorted 2-pound tin, 157
Assorted Chocolates, 2-Pound decorated tin, 2.H
CHEVY w9co"S d6o %h sS cf"s;''6 ss Corners %I8" ss X:s"no
Large Quantity Box of Atkins Stationery liz
OuffeI Bog Of 35 different Christmas cards, 77c
W6sooneV Wonoton Chevy Chose wheoton Pozo and Corners
S. Pierce Fine Foods:
l5-ounce New England Clam chOwder for l07
l6-ounce Corned Beef Hash for LIZ
13-ounce Oven Baked Beans for 1-N
612ounce Japanese Crobmeot for 2H
cbs wS'5S: c6os t86s %S6S s po,o oD6 ~603:@" Goo.
Keystone Complete Home Movie Outfit with :8 comero
protector, splice kit, carrying cases, 67H
Lott-A-Le for movie or still shots Plugs in wall outlet
G-E SeoIed-Beom lamp included 147
Atkins Binoculars 7x35 7x5o size, with cose, 2377"
"pleoe odd 1929 FederoI o<
W'-CS%a; %Hsoo pos w95n1e'o ons co@ss Gss" Chose
Atlantic Luggage: Mems "A" VoA-Pok 1887. Wonnens
54" Vo-APok 1887; Nesting Grosshopper Coses: 8"
Cose 1877" Fl" Cose S87"; "a" Cose 1887; 26" Case,
1887; 70" Case, 1887.
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Evening star., 1961-10-27
Accessories Thrift-PriCed

Fotterng Fall Hats, shopes coors new textures
III
WGl-MilneV Washington Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, Corners Aexondno
Jone Wond NyIons with and without seams. Pair 77c
Womens Hondkerchiets assorted Styles coors for 10Y
Silk Scorfs, assorted prints hond-roIed hems lS7
Biouses from famous rokers Assorted styles 4S7
Cultured Peor Necklaces LAX gold clasps 1877" g 3477"
loVoize" Handbags of leather bers chemically treated
for woter and scu resistance All coors and styles 677"
PIeose Add ooo Federol
WGL-Foshon Accessories ChevyC
Wheaton Pozo, 7 Corners NJ Nexonduo
CeIIini Lizard Shoes, sport rust only 1857
WGl-The Shoe Center WosErnoton
sond Aexonduo