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Evening star., 1961-05-21

has long demanded to confer
by telephone with rebel dele
gates to Evian.
The Evian talks opened with
heavy security forces guarding
the conference site and all ap-
proaches to the city.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
LocoI Banks
Set TO Pay
Higher Interest

First National Bank, Hol-
mes County Bank & Trust
Company, Merchants & Plan
ters Bank and Peoples Bank
of Durant have announced
that they will pay 400 interest
On one year time certificates
of deposit, effective January
1st, as permitted by regula-
tons recently announced by
the Federal Reserve Board
and the Federal Deposit In
surance Corporation. Interest
on savings accounts will be
increased to geo, compounded
Semi-annually.
According to the announce
ment, the new regulations
will enable commercial banks
to pay a rate of interest COM
petitive with mat paid by
other savings. institutions and
still provide the protection of
the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation to their deposit
ors.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
Guess Funeral
Held On Tuesday
At Presbyterian

Funeral services for Ed
Guess, prominent Durant citi-
zen, were held Monday morn
ing at the Durant Presbyter-
ian Church with the Rev. h.
E. Wasson, Rev. Spival Nc
Collough of Oxford, and Rev.
Robert Shoemaker officiating
Mr.. Guess. a former mayor
of Durant, manager of the
Durant Coca-Cola Bottling
Co., and present Justice of the
Peace, died Saturday morn
ing.
He LEFT hundreds of friends
throughout the area who re-
spected him for his leader
ship and devotion to civic i'm
provement.
His immediate family con-
sists of his widow, Mrs. Guess.
He was an elder in the
Durant Presbyterian Church
and had been a leader in
Masonic work.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
Development Outlook
Said Good In County
No Big Gains Recorded In 1861
But Groundwork Laid For Future

Leaders of Industrial pro-
curement organizations in
Holmes County were optomis-
tic this week that 1862 might
be the most impressive year
ever in obtaining new indust-
rieS.
Even though gains during
1861 were confined largely to
expansion Of present facilities,
groundwork was laid during
the year to encourage greater
industrial development in the
future.
The chief accomplishment
during 1861 was the formation
OF a Holmes County Deve-
lopment Association. compos-
eu of leaders in each commu-
nifty.
The Association, headed by
w. E.. Thurmond of Lexing-
ton, was successful in quality
ing Holmes County as the
first in the state to receive
federal assistance under the
Area Re-Development Pro-
gram. This action will enable
the county to reserve federal
aid in the form of loans and
research assistance to attract
new industries so as to re,
lieve unemployment.
In Durant, the Industrial
Council, under the direction
of j. G.. (Clarence) Robert,
son, is primarily seeking a
plant which will hire male
labor. The only new industry
to promise location in that
area in 1861 was a chicken
hatchery, but Durant Sports
wear completed an extensive
expansion program which.
meant substantial increase in
employment.
Leaders of the Pickens
Chamber of Commerce have
devoted their attention to find
ing an occupant for the vacat-
ed Shaw Manufacturing Plant
and have carried on extensive
negotiations which may bear
fruit during the coming year.
Lexington Industries has
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
IN HOLMES COMMUNITIES
Lighting Contest
Winners Announced

and Mrs. Charlie Smith re-
ceived honorable.
The public will have an op-
portunity to view the decora-
tons since they will be burn
ed through the Christmas sea-
son.
Other winners in the contest
are as follows:
Best Doorway - Mrs. Eve
rade. Jones, first and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Brannon, honorable
mention.
Door - Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Randle, first and Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Roberts, homo
rable mention.
Window - Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Harris, first; Mr.. and
N. w. Samuelson, honorable
mention.
Outdoor Tree = Mrs. Oliver
Nixon, first; Mrs. Bertha
Spradley, honorable mention.
Churches - The Methodist
Church, first; Baptist Church,
honorable mention.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
Shanks Funeral
Held On Friday
Near Lexington

Funeral services for Mrs.
Edna Shanks were held Fri
day at the Hebron Methodist
Church. Burial followed in the
Church Cemetery with South
ern Funeral Home in charge
of arrangements.
Mrs. ShankS, a longtime
and Wel-known resident of
Holmes County, died at her
home near Lexington early
Thursday. She was 70 ana
was born in Tampa, Fla,
moving to the county with
her parents as a young child.
Survivors include four sons.
w. A. Shanks of Covington,
KY, Marvin Shanks with the
U. S. Army stationed at Fort
Sill, Okla, Ernest Shanks and
James Shanks, both of Lex
ington; four daughters, Mrs.
James Fox of New Orleans,
Mrs. Johnny Grice of Brook.
haven, Mrs. Joseph Stewart
and Mrs. Maude Shanks
both of Lexington; and TWEEN
ty grandchildren and sever
great-grandchildren.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
HoIsey Smith
Services Held
After Christmas

Funeral services for Holsey
Smith, lifelong Negro resi-
dent Of Holmes County, will
be held Sunday at one
p. m. at the Sweethome Mis-
sionary Baptist Church locat-
ed on the Ebenezer road.
The well-respected Negro
had friends throughout Hol-
mes County.
He died the day before
Christmas of a heart attack.
He was 81.
He had lost his legs several
years ago in a tragic fire.
Prior to that time he had
worked at a number of Lex
ington business places hav-
ing last been employed by
WeatherSby CHEVROLET Buick
&c.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28

The awards were presented
to the Rev. Dennis Johnston
of the CoNDurg CIlurcn last
Wednesday night, the Rev.
Crawford Ray Of the Oregon
Church; and the Rev. James
CroWSOn Of the Horseshoe
Churcn. Presenting the awards
were P. A. Jones, vice-presi-
dent Of the Holmes County
Farm Bureau and Frank
Gwln, chairman of the Rural
Church Committee.
Accomplishments at Horse
shoe Cnurch included the con-
StructiOn OF d new front porch
four additional Sunday School
rooms, and remodeling on the
grounds. In addition, three
new organizations, the GAS.
Brotherhood, and w. NJ. IT,.
were formed.
The CoXburg Church was an
award winner primarily due
to improvements in the ply
steal structure. Included in
the recent work was a re-
decoration of the entire inter-
lor including the installation
OF new peWs, new hardwood
floors, and the raising of the
ceiling. In addition, new win
doWs and window facings,
brentwood paneling, a new
pulpit, new chancel rail. and
flourescent lights were in
stalled.
Other work includes a new
finish job on the piano and
improvements On grounds sur.
rounding the church.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28

reached a near peak produc-
ton, but Chamber of Com
merce leaders are seeking adj
ditional plants.
Several concerns are known
to be cycling Tchula, but con-
firmation is still lacking.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28

The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillian Gwin has been award
ed first place for the best
overall effect in the Tchua
Christmas lighting contest
sponsored by the Garden Club
there.
In addition, the OWNS also
received first place in the
front of house category. Mr..
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
Mrs. Ellington
To Visit County
During Holidays

Mrs. BufOrd Ellington
and daughter, Ann arriv-
ed in Holmes County for
a short visit.
They will be guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Irby ElIing-
ton.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
Horseshoe Church
Attains Top Honor
In County Program
Coxburg Methodist, Oregon Memorial
Also Receive Special Recognition

Horseshoe Baptist Church, located near Ichula, has won
first place in the annual Holmes County Farm Bureau Rural
Church Development Program. Second place honors went
to CoXburg Methodist, WhIle Oregon Memorial was third
place winner.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
Catch Killer
In SunHower

Negro Henry Davenport, al
legged killer of Negro John Da-
vid Horton on Christmas Day
was apprehended in Moor
head and is in the custody of
Deputy Sheriff Andrew P.
Smith of Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
Offices To Close
For New Yeor's

The Holmes County Herald
along with other county bust
ness establishments will be
closed next Monday, which is
New Years Day.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
HOLIDAY DANCE
HELD SATURDAY

The annual Christmas dan
&c sponsored by the Lexington
Holiday Club was Held last
Saturday night at the Lexing.
ton Armory.
A large crowd was pre-.
Cpnf
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-28
COUNTY MERCHANTS WILL BEGIN
CLOSING ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Merchants in Lexington and Tchuia will begin closing
on Thursday afternoons beginning next week. The policy
which is followed each year will be in effect until about
September 1.
Business places will be open next Tuesday, January
2, however
Evening star., 1961-03-26

Wanted


PLYMOUTH V-8; block in good
shape or rebuildable. '55.'61
Chew, 3 or 4 speed trans. 10.
1888.
MUSIC STAND LIGHTS wanted.
RE. 5-7833. 'a-
FORD 40 coupe in running con-
dition, good body and decent
interior. VIII pay reasonable
price. Call BU. 3-959S after 6
pm. raH.sY aEisEtM
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Greetings


HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Jimmy.
Love from AMY, ESSEY, DON
and RON.
KATHLEEN IACCHESI. the
Kookiest Kid at st. Gabriel's.
A happy 14th birthday on the
3Oth. Wen still be the swim
n est, crowd and we'll always
dig you. KAY L., BARBARA Co
MARY K, FRAN H., BARBA-
RA B., BEVERLY B., CAROL
L., SANDY S., SHARON N. ;
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Dwight
the best boy-friend anyone
had. Lots Of love, LINDA.
ROSIE S.-Happy 18th on the
27th to the sweetest and nicese
girl 1 know. Stay mine and
love always JMMY.sN,a, sla
Evening star., 1961-03-26

TENT, large size, umbrella style.
Empire 5-1750.
WANTED-Old large toy trains
before ,39j any condition. JE.
4-3707. rf
HURST "wide : stance" motor
mounts for Chevrolet to 40.
'53 Ford and Mallory 12-volt
coil. JE. 3-9389.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Heb Wonted

BABY SITTERS wanted, IS yrs.
old and up; on-call basis for
Cherrydale area. IA. 4-Ol82.
ENTERTAINERS WANTED for
parties at Army and Navy hos
pitals. Shows for patients m
wards and on stage. Call RIA.
S-T8eO after $50 weekdays In
evening.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Notices

HIIIHIHIlIIIIlnIInHIInHFlHIIIlInlIIlIIlllIIIIIll
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.
LOOKING FOR THE FINEST
in dance muSic2 It's the Trou-
. badours, the high-class dance
band. Melodious, standard pop
tunes. Moderate rates. Call
Russell, JU. 7-5827 or
RICKY, JU.. 7-6e97.
COMING SOON: IShi Delta's
GAY PAREE. April Is. Music
by the Pan Americans. Every.
body's Going"
COMING SOON! Ricbacs B'naa
Birth Girls 9Th Annual Heart
throb Dance. Temple Sinai,
300 Military rd. NV, April is,
1861. Music by The Collegians.
Semiformal, 9-l2. $2.50 per
couple.
WALTER REED PATIENTS
Don't miss the, EXCITING
NEWPORTS coming on Mon-
day night, March ~.
ATTENTION TEENS in Arr
LINGTON COUNTYl Hot tip
the exciting NEWPORTS are
coming soonl Keep reading
TEEN.
FOR MODERN SOUNDS at their
dancable best give the RE-
SUMES a try. Such extra at.
fractions as a stereophonically
rugged piano and taped top
records during intermissions
will make your party swing.
But don't take our word for 1t;
additions will be gladly ar
ranged. P.S. Wait til you hear
our new vocalist, CLIFF
JONES! Cali GREG, Oh.
1886.
THE EXCITING NETWORKS
This week featuring our guitar
list, BLAINE SMITH. Blaine Is
one of the areas finest guitar
players of popular music, With
five years experience, he has
played teen clubs, record hops,
clubs, radio, television, and
many other teen and adult
affairs, Blaine was leader Of
the GALAXIES. He is also
q rock n roll vocalist. Being
a versatile musician, he is an
excellent instrumentalist in any
type of music. Be sure to read
TEEN next week when the
NEWPORTS feature Scott
Mitchell. When it comes to en-.
tertainment, come to the NEW
PORTSl Please call SCOTT,
MITCHELL, Oliver 2-5678.
THE NIGHTCAS, featuring the
best in music for teens. JEFF
RUBIN. JU. .5-6109.
THERE WILL BE A DANCE at
st. Johns Sargent rd) on
Easter Sunday, 7:30-10:S0. Mu-
sic and entertainment by the
exciting NEWPORTS.
ARE YOU TALENTED? Here's
your chance to show your hid
den talentl Different acts are
needed for the Berwyn Heights
Talent Show. For Information
oa1l I'D AQAOO $3.50. ..
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Miscellaneous
For Sale

BUNNKES FOR EASTER-I buy
and sell rabbits. AP. 7-3787.
PIGEONS, birmingham Rollers:
beautiful birds, that roll; fine
hobby for anyone; breeders,
pair, IS. Crescent 3-1l54.
GLOBE SCOUT-680A transmit
ter, AM-CW, $50 meters, prac.
new; best offer. LA. 6-126S.
A GOOD BUY-1948 Chevrolet
A-dr. sedan; new snow tires.
new battery; $50. Call LU.
l-Ol5S.
ACCESSORIES, carbs, gems,
val, reg. fuel pumps. heaters.
coils, starter clutches, over
drive. Nash motor, Plym. head
and pressure plate, all 8 cyl. to
"a. 8S-h,p. water pump; Olds
"8" head. No. 10 ice skates.
M-h.p. deep well water pump.
No reasonable offer refused; all
inquiries answered. PAUL, Box
81, Midway Island, Va.
ALPINE sports car, roadster; ex-
cellent condition, $3.50 or trade
for sedan Of equal value. Phone
Taylor 9-8406.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS, 5
engines, 20 cars, 3 transformers,
90 sections Of track, 2 switches,
1 unoouplers, trestle set, and
more. win sell all or each sep
arata. Best offer. Call BOB,
JU. $1,000.
ANSEN FLOOR SHIFT, late
Fords, $50; save $25. EN-. 2-4262.
ARE YOU LOOKING for magic
books? Have several-reason-
able. Call KE. 6-63l4.
AUSTTN-HEALY 1854; excellent
cond.; red with new black top;
wire wheels, overdrive. Must
sell, need cash, $870. HE.
A-5S0S.
BARGAINS Radio, table mod
Ol, fair condition, bought $14,
sell $5. Also RCA phono-
graph, good cond., bought $40,
sell SIS or best offer. Plus
Brownie l2x16 camera, SIS. Call
FRED, WA. 7-6452.
BICYCLE, boys 24-in., good con-
dition, 81. HE. 4-32l4.
BIKE, boys 24-in, $40. IA.
5-47O6.
BICYCLES ca, girls Pain, boys
English, 26-in., needs slight
work, SIS each. Tvs ca, 12-in.
table, 17-in. console, both now
operating, SIS, $45. OIL. 2-1338.
BOAT, 14-ft. Angler cedar strip
r1nabout; closed bow and rear
deck with cut-out well for mo-
tor; equipped with steering
wheel and cables, remote con-
troll cables, running lights, and
hardware. Best offer. WO.
O-7O20.
BODY PARTS for saleI We have
assorted tail lites, bumpers,
griues, hood and trunk em-
.blems, wheels, hub caps, side
mouldings; '55 Ford windshield,
tinted; radios; fender skirts,
such a. 81 Chevy, 81 Mere,
'56 Chevy, ST Chevy, SO Pom
tiao. Many other items. Every,
thing goes real cheap, we need
room. Call CIR. 4-806O, 8 am
8 pm. any day.
BOOKS FOR SALE-Complete
set Hardy Boys, many Tom
Swift, Nancy Drew: " price.
Read once. RE. 6-4495. =
CADDY. 4-barreI carb. mani
fold and air cleaner; fits '49-
30, twada M. oaU HE A.Q0dQ
Evening star., 1961-03-26

STUDE. 1885 pushbutton ra-
dio; perfect! HE. 4-894S.
STUDEBAKER 1913 Champion
4-door; sound body, leather
upholstery; good mechanical
condition; 500 or best offer.
VIII. 2-9179.
STOCK CAR, hobby class; AT
Mercury coupe; $3.50. JE.
2-2633. >
SUN WORSHIPPERS SPECIAL;
convert. cpe. SO va Dodge;
music and heat, new tires, bat
terry; good condition. 13-ft.
plywood runabout, fwd. and
cntr. deck steering wheel and
hardware: also, trailer. All
for only $495. Call Ell. ALBA.
"THE EMERALD" metallic-green
so Chev., powered by floor
shifting Chez. V-8; green and
white leatherette uphols., new
tires, brakes and clutch, nosed
and decked; for street or strip.
Must sell. Can TODD, VIII.
2-5O4O.
TRANSISTOR RADIO. Emer-
son "888";; very good condi-
ton; $175a. Juniper 9-1758.
TV 2O-in. Motorola- console, new
picture tube; best offer. Call
AP. 7-9O87.
'OLDS ENGINE, Rocket" still in
car, will demonstrate, don't buy
blindl $65. LU. 2-1335.
1858 FORD PARTS-Rear end,
$50; grille, $40; hood. $40; back
window, $40; other glass doors,
IS: back seat, SIS; engine, $40;
taillights, s.; etc. Also 1858
Dodge 4-door, 6 cylinders. stick,
good running, $3.50. Call UN.
1883.
MOTOR MOUNT adaptors for
installation of Ford Qate)
oh.v. into '49-,53b Ford and
Mere, $40: Ford "6" radiator,
perfect for install. Of V-8 into
rod, $12; 1888 Ford clutch
and pressure assembly, $12;
SO Nero. radio, $13 (plays
good. Call JACK, JA. .7-8750.
FOR SALE-Renault Dauphine;
Al condition; 1860 model. Call
SP. 1854.
WRECKING 1852 De Soto 4-dr.;;
body perfect, doors, tenders,
bumpers, $40 each. LU. 2-1335.
1851 OLDS Rocket "88" .4-dr.;
good mech. cond., engine per-
feet, needs some body work.
LU. 2-1335.a ,g
TROPICAL FISH = Bettas,
swords, moons, fancy guppies,
etc.; healthy, low price. JE.
4-1471.
EVENING GOWNS, short and
long, sizes 10 to IA; seldom
worn; reasonable. KE. 8-6955.
"a CHEVY GRILLE, bar and
5 teeth, all chrome, brand-new;
$25 or offer. HUI. 3-5763.
OLDS 1888 800 rear end, new
lifters, gen. and starter. Call
DAVE, LO. 5-1797.
1948 DODGE; new tires and
brakes, rebuilt motor; must
sell. make offer. GENE, VIII.
6-7047.
BICYCLE, girIss dark blue bike
with 26-in. wheels and kick
stand, in coed condition; SIG.
so. $1,000.
BICYCLE RIDERS - Join the
Alexandria Bicycle Club; group
rides, races and tours. For
information. call so. 5-9309.
OLDS PARTS for 1850 "98" mod
ell, glass, 4 doors, hydra, 303-
cu.-in. eng. Ell. 6-3928.
OLDS "98" 1850 V-8 Rocket en-
gine: 4 doors, radio, heater,
Wv: engine, body in good
condition; must sell, $50. Ell.
6-3928.
81 PLYM., Fury engine: straight
stick, 2-dr., new trans. and
wnwN hnRyS
Evening star., 1961-03-26

ef; new rings, brakes, rear tire;
excel. cond., Sis. IA. 2-8415.
FORD 80 convert: fully custom;
good cpnd.; r., h., w.-w.; $500
or best offer. HE. 4-27T3.
FORD 1850: good condition: 500.
BOB, LU. 3-O196.
FORD '48 club cpe.: new plugs,
seat cvrs., tires; one owner,
runs good: $125. WA. 7-5587.
FORD IS convert. Sunliner va;
auto. trans, r. and h.; $3.50.
SP. 3-S142.
FORD 1881 Tudor Model A; for
sale, or trade for used Ford
or Ferguson tractor. WA.
1896.
FORD '53; good running cond.:
straight trans; $275 or best
offer. AP. T-7696.
FORD 81 V-8 parts; radio, bat-
terry, block, heater, miscella-
neous. 10. 2-0237.
FORD 1850 Eng. Prefect; so,
m.pg.: rebuilt motor. new carb.t
and fuel pump; 500. N. Ari.I
KE. 8-5475. Y ]
FORD '49; Gray primer, custom
/ interior, r. and h., WV. tires,
SO Ford eng. with 5000 NIL
complete new drive line; best
offer over $225. JU. 9-022o.
FORD so Fordor: radio and
heater; needs paint. BOB, HE.
i 4-5741.
! FORD "a hardtop convert. VS.;
i r. and h., Fordomatic; condi-
ton near perfect; $500. OWN
Err VIII. 6-8358, 4709 Argyle
ave, Garrett Park, Md.
DRESSES. prom and party, size
z, excellent condition, cheap.
HE. 4-3214.
ENGLISH FORD PARTS, 1858:
all mechanical and body parts
except right front end. Engine
has only $4,000 miles on 1t. WO.
! 6-7O29 or HE. 1-0115.
+ GIBSON GUITAR, semi-thin
model with Silvertone ampli-
fier. Call GEFF, EN-. 2-1659
after 8 pm.
GO KART, Norseman Thunder
bolt with Power Products 6la-
h.p. AH82. Palmini 3-qt. bullet
heat spun alum. gas tank;
pneumatic tires with treads,
extra 60-teoth sprocket on
other rear wheel, 72-tooth rum
ming on drive wheel; dual ex-
ternal strap brakes; Romer
safety helmet. Mercury IL
tooth clutch on engine. I have
lots Of kart magazines to go
with it. Goes about so m.ph.
Cost over $185; will sell for
$50 br best cash offer. Call
ALEX, EN-, 3-1172.
GO-KART, REQ engine, $S5. JA.
5-47O6.
GOWNS, size 0, yellow, coral,
aqua and white, each $3.50.
LU. 2-6487.
GREEN CHTFFON< FORMAL
and veil to match size 18;
worn one hour for o wedding. ;.
Cute dress for prom. Call
BETTY, LU. 4-3164. Very reas.
GRILLES FOR SALE-New 49,
"a Chevy complete; many
others, all new, still wrapped.
-GR. $4,000, 8 am.-6 pm.
HEATH EA-2 amp, $40; Halli-
CRATER receiver $25 Qess IS"
meter). Call SONNY, FE.
3-7210.
HI-FI 2-WAY JENSEN SPEAK
Err system and beautiful shelf
walnut speaker cabinet. 35-18,-
900 cps. New. Original cost,
$50; sac, $39. Motorola crys-
tai controlled mobile transmit
ter with 6-volt dynamotor,
excellent condition, $3.50 me-;
easily converted for ham bands;
sac, $14. CaIl JU. 9-2872.
HENRY J for sale. HE. 4-2552.
HILLMAN MINK 1851 4-door
sedan, $125. Or will trade for
tools. elec. or gas welding equip
ment. JU. 9-5638.
H-O TRAIN, 40 #. track and 2
switches, IS houses, other ac-
cessorieS, 8 engines, 6 cars, !
tunnel, bridge and trestle,
transformer. All in fine condi-
Evening star., 1961-03-26

tValVeSs eXcepClOnally cleaIl,
good looking runs well. JU.
946l46.
jig SAW, large. 24-in. ''Boice-
Crane" with stand and motor;
good-looking, runs well. JU.
9-6146.
KART ENGINE, Clinton A-400;
21a-h,p., 2-cycle, with 10-tooth,
35-chain centrifugal clutch;
$40. Calr ALEX, EN-. S-l172.
AFcCULL0CH CHAIN SAW,
Model 3-25; 6.5-h.p. motor; easy
starting; good condition; SIS.
Call GEORGE, WA. 7-2803.
MEMS SUITS, 2 pr. pants each
size 40 waist, short; brand-new.
Ap. 7-6O61.
MODEL SUBMARINE, wood
electric powered by twin Super
Pittman Panther motors, with
reduction gears; needs batter
les; sub. Is fleet type, w. w. II.
It is scale, 6 feet long: does
not dive; perfect for radio
control; $35, and well worth it.
Engines alone cost $40. Call
DAVE, ia. 5-3247.
MOTORCYCLE 1852 Triumph,
$50 &C. twin: new tires and
paint; excellent cond.;; $500
cash. OIL. 1895.
MOTORCYCLE, 500 miles,
prac. new; $3.50. Call VIII. g.
O902, LO. 5-9621.
PERSIAN KITTENS, pedigreedl
long-haired beauties; viii also
sell mother cat. Ell. 6-4496'
WFL DRUMS, bass, snare, tom
tom and attachments, $3.50.
Call VINCIE after $50, pm. at
10. 2-1474.
WILLYS SO 4-dr. sedan; sell for
only 500 or swap for 2S-h.p.
outboard boat motor. HE.
9-3553.
"a olds 4-dr.; hy-
dramatic; 9O% good parts.
LU. 1-O931.
'53 Ford Tudor; r.
and h., engine, glass, tires, gen.
orator, many other good parts.
RE. 6-1512.
BOWLING SHOES, / pair Hyde
and bag; size tn, mems, black.
win sell for 81. HE. 1-O792.
80 CAL. CLEANING KIT, brand
new, many extra acces, $3.50;
% cal. pistol (9-shot clip /,
SIS; 4-gun rifle rack, $40. VIII
trade. Call JOHN, RIA. 6-48O8.
OLDS SO 2-dr,, $295. Win trade.
JACK, EN-. 3-5129.
PONTIAC 50 Chieftain "8";; ra-
dio and heater, automatic
transmission, good body, needs
rings; $65. HE. 4-4046.
VS. PARTS: SKIS,
complete; u cam, Edelbrock
valve covers; stick Fury trans.
10. 2N938.
1851; excel. cond.,
good tires; $125 or best offer.
Call VIC, VIII. $1,000.
PLYM. '48 Swim. coupe; "a eng;
stick; flawleSs body (red) and
interior. No rust. Trunk fully
equipped (parts), r. and h., de-
frost, wind. wash, elec. gas
cap, turn sigs.; $3.50 or best
offer. JAMES, La. 6-1444.
RADIATOR, 1888 Ford, So; SO
shirts, speedometer $2.5O ea.;
glass, misc. LU. 2-4S84.
RADIO. transistor, needs . 81
case and a 35c antenna, worth
SIS; I want $50. "A steal" I"
Call NIKE, RE. 6-7668.
REMOTE CONTROL POWER
MOWER-Lie in q hammock
and cut your lawn. Best offer.
WO. 6-7029.
RINGMASTER Sterling model
plane, Mccoy stunt "29" Duro
Matte, $12. Call JOHN, JU.
5-3893.
81 Ford v-8 motor
and cd. trans; one 81 Ford,
V-8 motor and auto. trans
Call LU. 1894.
LACE FORMAL, size 7-s, self
lined, mint-green, taffetta and
chantilly; bal. length; original
price, $50, asking $40. VIII
6-1922.
SORRELL GELDING, gentle
Evening star., 1961-03-26
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DOG TRATNER--I win teach
your dog fundamental obedi-
enco In 10 reasonable lessons.
Guar. 10. 5-l727.