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RAIL REALTY OFFERS

OVER R-SIZE SPLIT-LEVEL on large
corner fenced lot, features 3 twin
size bedrms., . full baths, eating
space in Dream Kitchen" and
family-size dining room. Full bsmt
with rec. rm., laundry room. work
area and outside entrance. Only
S2l $50 with S2,15O down. and
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

STONE CHURCH. NV. section. air
eond. and completely equipped
Seating capacity approx. 100.
For appt. TO see, cali Mr.. PAN
dolfi, ZAGAM1 REALTY Co,
REALTORS, Ii. 1887 or LU
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CHESTNUT ann Sth sTs. NV. :
CHEVY CHASE

COLONIAL bedrms., 2is baths
close 20 All schools, shopping ond
tranHp Upper JOt.
BEMfDET .-1 bedrms. sunroom
Needs fedecorating. Under 10000
ABoVE-AVERAoE RAMBLER - 4
bedrms, den, family rm MANI
beautiful extras. Centrally all
eond. Low f0s,
Call Mrs. Crayer
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Woodbridge Brick Bungalow
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOWARD CoUNTY-see this cory
Arm. and bath house with fun
sIsmssli sIdnslin on y acre located pr.
/ Swami, 3Oi--AT B-28Os, LAIRD
D, SCOTT, REALToR, ~. O.0is0.
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Shannon & Luchs
BETHEsDA-S2O,5OO

5OO0 Conn. Ave. Tour 5sth Year"
CHEVY CHASE-Rosemary School
area. New 4-bedrm,, 2i5 bath
brick Colonial in choice location.
Den, rec. rm., screened porch.
Short walk to Conn. ave. bus. Buy
now and choose your own colors.
Priced in lower 4Os
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sPRINGBROOK-Immaculate split.
level, large corner lott close tc
White Oak shopping bedrooms
~ baths. large living room
large family room, recreation
room, like-new wall-to-wall car.
Peting. ,s23,950. ROBERT Z
LOhha ~ y iyv INC; oRREALToR, Call 8
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.

UNIVERSITY PARK.
Charming. clean, briek-and-framI
venient and desirable neighbor
hood, nr. Spring Valley snoppins
and transportation. Wide side
hall. larger living and dininH
rms, and spacious kitchen on Isl
Il. 3 bedrms., > baths and sewinG
I'm. on End Il Full basement
detached garage. Most attractiv,
setting Lower 30s. For details
CALL KE. 7-iS0O TIL q pm
BETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONIINUEDl
ASSUMPTIONS
ST. MARY'S PARISH
AVONDALE AREA

REAL ESTATE
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IDEAL FOR EXECUTIVE
JACKSON ST, NE.

Finest detached brick in area
House has everything. Liv. rm.,
din. rm.. den. library, sun porch,
4 bedrms., ~ baths, a powder
rm, rec. rm., 2-car garage Rea-
sonably priced. Excellent financ-
ing.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ANNANDALE, vA.-Ladies to share
lovely 4-bedrm, house with same,
pvt. bedrms., pa baths, lge rec.
rm., patio. Reas. CIR. 3-0347 aft.
y pm.
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Help Wanted

BAssIsT. and two sax. players wanted
for est. rock & roll band. Must be
very experienced and ambitious
Northern Va. area. Call DAVE. OR
3-6632 or JIM. CT. $1,000.
NEW NIGHT CLUB needs amateur OF
professional folk singers. Call 6eo-
o4x3.
The G q p TELEPHONE CO. seeks
capable graduates to train. An equal
opportunity employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02

Folksong 80, sponsored by
the Greater Washington AS
ISOLATION Of Unitarian Uni
versalist Churches.
There's a wide horizon Of
subjects on the Widening
Horizons program this week
from commercial art to de-
fective drugs-for teen-agers
who'd like to take q few
tours around town-free.
At 10 am. Monday, spe-
cialists will discuss opportu-
mites In the field Of COM
mercial art and qualifica-
tons needed. At 1880 pm.
Monday at the State Depart
ment, the work Of the Peace
Corps will be unfolded. Tues
day at 10 am, a Food and
Drug Administration tour
will clue teen-agers in on
impure food. defective drugs
and other products on the
market. Tuesday at 1880
pm, the National Science
Foundation has planned an
adventurous journey to the
Antarctica, via film.
Secretary Of Commerce
Hodges will speak at 10 am.
Wednesday in the Commerce
Auditorium. and at 1880
pm. Wednesday students in
terested in the field Of spe-
cial education viii visit Gal
laudet College to learn about
techniques in instructing the
deaf.
Thursday at 10 am, the
Interior Departments Indian
Affairs Bureau will get q
closeup view from teens.
Stamp collectors will be
interested in the program at
1880 pm. Thursday at the
Post Office Department
when q tour plus a special
rundown on the Philatelic
Exhibition Room will be
given. At 10 am. Friday,
there'll be a tour Of George
Washington Hospital hinged
on opportunities for women
in medical services"
American art will be the
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Miscellaneous
Wanted

WANTED - 1s42-bO Hariey-Dsyidso
IA MOTORCYCLE REGARDLESS OF eondi-
ton. Telephone 772-1s2e.
FORD CAM-Must rave STOCK cans
snaft IN good eond., az to as Ford
VS.. Cal s to 2 Pm. RA. S-404s.
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topic at 1880 pm. Friday at
the National Gallery Of Art.
Dulles Airport will be ex-
amined by teens Saturday,
August 8. at 10 am.
For information concerning
the tours, and to sign UP for
one that interests you, call
the Urban Service Corps at
Sterling 3-6lll, extension
382.
The Brentwood majorettes,
color guard and diummers Of
the Brentwood (Md.) Fire
Department placed first run
nerup in the junior division
Of the National Champion
ship Baton Twirling Corps
contest recently in Mil
waukee, Wis.
The dIummers Of the 81
member corps, sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Fire Department, won top
honors as the champion drum
sc ction accompanying q
majorette group in the con-
test, which Is Under the
auspices of the National
Baton TwirIing Association.
80 &A
Want to hear Charlie Byrd,
the guitarist, free2 Hop on
down to the Watergate at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday. SIT on
the stone steps or take q
blanket and lounge in the
grass as you view the barge
on the Potomac. It's Just
above Arlington Memorial
Bridge.
Another freebie this week
is at the d. C. Armory. The
Teen-age Road-E-O national
safe driving Championships
win be held there Tuesday
from 8 to 4 pm.
h& 80
Three Boy Scouts from Q
troop In Wheaton woods,
Md, received their Eaele
award. They are Scott Lat
chaw. Thomas Doehner and
David Altieri.
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SUMNER ARTISTS

Twenty-three teen-agers from the Mount
Vernon area of Fairfax County wind up a
four-week summer art class today with big
exhibition Of their works. They'll serve free
refreshments to those who come to see their
show between 9 am and pm. today at
Walt Whitman intermediate School, 1920
Old Mount Vernon road, Alexandria. Not
content with spending mere five hours
day from am. until pm. in their summer
school enrichment art class, the teens took
their art work home at night and kept going,
much to the amazement Of the art teacher,
Tony De Benedittis They received no credits
for the course. just the enjoyment of Great
ing with their hands.-Star Staff Photos.
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CoroI james Is Aiming to Talk in Schools

the Alfred P. Sloan Founda-
ton, and Carroll hopes to
go into local high schools with
Thinker" to give "hip high
way safety talks" to teen
ayers.
The hope for highway
safety is in new drivers"
Carroll says. People who get
their licenses late in their
lives are often more danger
Gus than young drivers. The
young ones can learn safety
more readily than our older
drivers"
Carroll got his start In
radio in his. hometown, Hag-
erstown, Md, where, while a
junior in high school, he took
a cut from a lucrative Job
with Dairy Queen" to go on
the air at a local station.
He attended Princeton Uni
versity, where he majored in
political science and worked
during the summer vacations
in radio stations, including
WRC here and WBAL In Bal
timore. After a c.int with the
Coast Guard, Carroll settled
for awhile with WTAR in
Norfolk.
Carroll was itchy" to get
to Washington, his favorite
city, and made the happy
jump when WWDC offered
him q job.
Married, and with no chill
dren, Carroll lives In q Silver
Spring apartm emit and
spends much of his off-the-
air time speaking to local
clubs and organizations.
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TEEN BRIEFS

A Bermuda hop will be
held at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Coca Cola plant, 1850
Ritchie road, Capitol Heights,
Md, sponsored by the South
east Washington Council Of
Fraternities and Sororities.
Proceeds will go to muscular
dystrophy. Admission will
be 81 a person. Music will
be by the Gondoliers, featur-
ing singer Willie Thomas.
The F and s Council hopes
at least 300 teens will attend,
according to Linda Wilmer
Of BaIlOu High.
-
The Pupil : to Pupil Pro-
gram wants some help from
teen-agers. The non-profit
organization that fosters in
ternational friendship among
the youth Of the world, has
received thousands Of letters
from pupils In Indonesia.
Most Of the letters are from
Indonesians IA to 81 and
most Of the letters are in
English. The Pupil Pupil
Program is asking teen-agers
to correspond with the Indo-
nesian teen-agers. II you
would like to correspond,
send q self-addressed and
stamped envelope to:
Pupil-to-Pupi Program, Inc.
26l Constitution avenue NV.
Washington l, d. C.
You will then receive an
original envelope, stamps In.
tact, from an Indonesian who
has written to the Pupil.t to-
Pupil program Tor an Amer.
lean pen pal.
= 4
Folk singing. the reasons
for its popularity and its
meaning, will be discussed
by two Western High stu
dents ct 9:15 am. Sunday on
WRC-TV. Sally Macmillan
and Alan Just will be on the
program with folksinger FL
vii Hughes. The program will
be first Of q two-part series
of televiSion programs called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-02
BY JAMES LEE
star staff writer


WWDC's Carroll James is
Q man who. tries to please
everybody - and, like any
one else who has ever under
taken such Q task. he knows
it's impossible.
But that doesn't stop the
27-year-old disc jockey from
trying to include something
for every one Of his daily
listeners, from teen-ager to
senior citizen.
I'VE have q large audience
to entertain he says, "and
ne try to make WWDC an
snioyable. fun, friendly sta
ton. Our listeners include
housewives In the kitchen,
popped workers on their way
home. kids Just messing
around in the afternoon, and
some older folks, too"
The formal for CAROLS
stint from 4 to Z pm, five
days . week, and 3 to Z pm.
Saturdays, includes popular
records, album cuts and large
doses Of topical humor.
CAROLS working list of
records Is made up of IS
discs, ranging from hard rock
to show tunes. His top 10 list
is based on sales In record
stores and juke boxes In the
area.
The wit Is all CAROLS. One
Of the features on his show,
"The Stupid Driver Award"
Is his own invention and he
does all the voices for the
spot, including Thinker" the
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conscience Of the bad driver.
and the award winner him
self.
II got the idea from all
the little things that we see
other drivers do that infuri-
ates us so much every day."
Carroll explains. Such as the
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guy who slams his sutomo-j
bile door into the side Of your
car in a parking lot. and
then runs off without leav-
ing a note or facing the re-
sponsibility for it,"
The Stupid Driver Award"
has won a $1,000 prize from
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MARYLAND QUEEN

Carol Sue Darnstead,
16, Of OxOn Hill High,
is Maryland's repre-
sentative in the Ma
tiOnal Miss High
: School Of America
Pageant to be held
August IA and Is in
ASbury Park, N. ].
Carol Sues baton
twirling and beauty
won her the Maryland
title in June at the
Harundale Mall Shop
ping Center, Glen
Burnie, Md This teen
ager has more than
200 awards for baton
twirIing.
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AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus Of the Roings of Nine Local D. Us

Record
l. Heat We've
z. Monkey Tine
3. Fingertips
4. Blown in the Wind
5. Ny Boy Friends BOek
6. Judy's Turn to Cry
7. II ! Had o Hammer
8. Hello Muddoh
9. Mortion Hop
10. cOndy Girl
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FORD 1854 Tudor. dual exhaust. spot
light. loaded hood and trunk, SIPS
Or best offer. s64-S324 or Wo. g.
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Miscellaneous
For Sale



ATTN. DRAG RACERS! Nov maxim,
super stock Sticks. JnAMY'S TIRE
SHOP, First and H SITS. NV. Me. 8.
4O0O.
AMPH., ~ m. SPRAKKR. Tremaio;
best reasonable offer. stereo tape re-
corder. track. records sound on
s9und; H5ig; cost S22s;o best reas
Go:KARL-Llks.neE ,cIinton 2K-h.p.,
CARBURET JRs (3l, 2-bbl. (stromberl
"97') and aluminium Offenhauser in
take manifold with fuel block. VIII
ut '54 thru SO Ford, exc. cond. 500
or best offer. Call WA. 6-312b after
pm.
CHEVY '57, fully customised, 4-speed
trans, 4.50 pos. rear, air cond.. new
tires and paint, bucket seats. cal
5s2-3363 or 6S2-3362 after 500
any day.
CHRYs. '52 eng, chrome value covers,
$50. 40 Ford trans. $lb. '32 Ford
radiator, $40, '32 Ford windshield,
coupe, SIS. '32 Ford side rails, $40
Four 80 Mercury wheels. $3.50 each.
Call BILL. 6s9-7o1s. Friday night.
CHEVY 400" ENGINE complete. and
'Bi Henry J with trailer. Gail 474-
3473, ask for FREDDIE.
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Jobs Wanted

yum
AUTO BODY 4 PAINT WORK-com-
plete body-paint work. Rust elm
mated indefinitely. Blending and
complete ps a1 v Sqps' o Sx9nsatom work
COLLEGE STUDENT, experienced gui-
openings. JOHN, La. $3.50.
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ayers - classes in sewing,
modelling, good grooming,
tennis, tipping, art, short
hand and drama. The "Y"
bills 1t as summer learning
no grades" Call Juniper
1858 for further informa-
ton.
Wheaton Highs annual
farewell dance, with a car
rousel theme, will be held
from 9 to midnight in the
school cafeteria tomorrow.
Clarence Henry Lewis, IT.,
Of Wakefield High, won the
John w. Fisher Memorial
Optimist College scholarship
for 1963-1967 awarded by the
Arlington Optimist Club. He
plans to go to Duke.
There1l be q summer re-
search program IN chemistry
for high school seniors at
George Marshall High in
Fairfax June II through
July 20. The program is
sponsored by the University
of Virginia and Fairfax
County schools. No tuition
charge. Each participant will
receive $50 q week for
ira importation. Application
blanks may be obtained from
Shelton T. Belsches, Fairfax
County School Board.
Eighteen teen-ager exhibi-
ton dancers from Spokane,
Wash, known as the Silver
Spurs, will perform at Sis
pm. Thursday at Albert Elm
stein High, Newport Mill
road. Kensington, sponsored
by the Montgomery County
Recreation Department. The
teen-agers, on q Nationwide
tour. have costumes valued
at more than $4,000. They
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teen BRIEFS

Walt whitman High will
profit by the Potomac Pony
Club show June % at the
Potomac Hunt Kennels, Ira
vilah, Md. Proceeds viii go
toward purchase Of band
uniforms for Whitman. The
Reciprocity Club Of Be-
thesda is sponsoring the
show. The Whitman Band
needs $4,000 more of the
$1,000 total needed for the
purchase Of the uniforms.
Tickets for the pony show,
which Is from 8 am. until
dusk, are $3.50.
81 &&
Kelly Morris, a High Point
junior, will go to the Ma
tional Science Foundation
Institute in Economics and
Sociology at Goucher College
June "a to July 26. The pro-
gram is for students Of high
ability.
Tom Hendrickson, q
Wheaton High junior, will
spend the summer in the
Netherlands on the American
Field Service summer pro-
gram.
Teen-agers with a flair for
art can exhibit in the South
west Art Show. There will be
$50. S35 and SIS awards in
oils, water colors and graph
les. respectively, plus q $25
popularity category. Framed
art work will be accepted
from June 81 through June
rs at Harrigan's Restaurant.
Ninth and H streets S.W.
There Is a 81 fee for each
entry. Entries will be judged
on June 81.
=
There1l be plenty going on
at the YWCA Cottage in
Jesup Blair Park, Silver
Snrinn. during .IIllv for tAen-
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perform square, round, folk
and novelty dances.
IS 50
There'll be a six-week
course for area high school
students at George Wash
ingtOn University June Is
through August 2 in voice
improvement, public speak
ing and workshops in foren-
sizes and theater. Application
forms to the Speech and
Drama Institute may be OBJ
tanned by writing the Dean
Of Summer Sessions at GNU.
To raise money for the
Ame rican Field Service,
Wheaton High students paid
a penny to vote for the type
Of music they wanted played
during lunch in the cafe
terra. They raised $32. Rock
and roll got the biggest vote,
followed by theme and mood
music, folk songs and CLASH
cal selections.
q
Montgomery Blair High is
number one in the Metro
politan Chess League, fol-
lowed by Walter Johnson
High and NOrthwood High.
In the Northern Virginia
Chess League, Washington
Lee High is first, and Me-
Lean High second.
81
BrOome Junior Highs mag
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Stockman that he is, he asks
that his own hide be tanned.
So he is skinned by his
friends and ". that's Is
ide Angling on the she'd"
Rolf Harris, who was born
In Perth. Australia, about 80
years before it became a ter
restial check point for astro-
nauts, is a star performer in
England. where he has lived
for many years. He is an ac-
complished musician and
cartoonist who appears fire.
quently on television and in
theaters In Great Britain.
II you're curious about
what the song means, don't
call the Australian Embassy
in hopes somebody there can
tell you. We tried 1t. and no
body could.
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TOP TUNES
Tie Ne Kangaroo Down
Is an Australian Dirty
By JAMES LEE
Star Special Writer

A little story about a stock
man, his abos, cockatoo, wal
laby and kaola thumped out
on the wobble board is rising
fast on the Washington mu-
sic scene.
The disc is titled, "Tie Me
Kangaroo Down, Sport" and
is the tale Of a dying Aus
tralian stockman-or cow
boy-who delivers his will
and testament to his mates"
as he breathes his last.
The tune is sung by Rolf
Harris-who wrote it--and
features the singers work on
the wobble board, a rectan-
gular piece of masonite
which Is wobbled to produce
a rhythmic humping sound.
The dying stockman gives
instructions on what is to be
done with the menagerie he
has collected on the diSc-a
collection which has mysti-
fled listeners everywhere.
It includes, among other
things, q cockatoo, which is
any one Of q number of kinds
of parrots found in Austria
liza; q wallaby, which is q
small kangaroo ranging in
size from as big as a human
hand to about 2 feet high;
a kaola. an ashy-gray, big
cared marsupial about 2 feet
long; an abos, q slang term
for aborigine, and a digeri-
doc. q flute-like musical in
strument about 4 feet long.
The story Is q touching
one. The old, grizzled veteran
Of the Australia frontier dis
poses Of his worldly belong
ings one by one. Then. old
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HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

RATES FOR TEENS; 3 lines
soc. zoe each additional line.
You can figure the cost your
self. Allow 5 average words
per line.
OTHERS: Individual or COM
mercial advertising Is ae-
eeptable at the regular elassi-
fled rates.
TO PLACE. Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your ad plus pay
ment 10 TEEN.ADs. The
Evening Star. Washington
3. d. G.
DEADLINE; Wednesday PM.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear q week later.
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A BRING-YOUR-OWN-BRUsH PARTY

"A professional painter would gasp the amount Of paint
used-30 gallons for ITO feet of beachers" says Dick
organization that spent its $3.50 to paint the school
dium Carolina blue they wanted spashy project admits
I'VE weren't experienced but rs strong for two Satur
days. The teenagers brought brushes The narrowbrush
owners edgers The wdebush painted the top
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-14

azine, the big B." was rated
tops In the Nation by the
Columbia Scholastic Press
Association. The magazine
won first place for excellence
in art, photography and lit
erary style.
4 \ 4
Sue Surdyk, a Junior. rep
resented Mclean High In
Chicago recently at the ma
tional distributive education
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-14

In addition to brushes the Key Cubbers brought tranSstor
radios Wayne Foley dropped his radio in bucket of paint
It came out blue but loud 1t drpped but played Another
Key Club painter took off his shirt When Paul johnson
wanted to put it back on at the end Of the job he found
Dick says % we've got only beachers painted in the school
color. fad, maybe?-Star Staff Photos by Paul Schmick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-14
So Teen to Teen q E1
N1EkeS Use reerAd. 10 s~op, Tel and s.n SA

FORD SO Tudor. 7. and h, automatic,
good motor, good tires and brakes,
Ss5. 949-9622.
CHEY. '55 2-dr. sedan. brand-neW
1927" 340-h.p. engine, Headman
headers and head pipes, 4-speed. All
| rear, gauges. 81 900. Also many parts
for "265" and ''2S3" engines. JOE,
GUITARi cleo: new paint, o6St.Esin ss.
FORD 80 with 81 Corvette engine.
balanced. Racer brown cam. flat tap
pit valves and valve springs, '3s La
Sale trans. shortened and balanced,
Cadillac drive shaft. 1900, or best
reas. offer. Never raced. RE. 6-5213.
'32 FORD REAR FENDER, $40. Head
light bar, So. Speedo., SIS. "a Ford
Tudor left door. SIS. 5ss-s5g6.
PACKARD ~ coupe. eess comp. Ready
to restore. It runs. $3.50 firm. 6ss-
1896.
BICYCLE. boys. schWinn. 24-inch.
GOOD eondition. SD. CAL sTEVk.
FORD IS Fordor v-s, st. IT,, needs
engine work. 500. OIL, 2-ee11.
FORD 40 Tudor sedan. clean, good
tires, never dragged. 80 Ford engine
with Jahns pistons. Isky. cam, Edle-
ian; headers. Many extras; Invested
Sl,500-best offer over $500. I'M.
5-O554 after 500 pm.
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Jobs Wanted

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IllllllIIlllllI
BODY & PAINT WORK. Professional
cuStomizing and lowering. Engine
souping. straight sticks installed, re-
verse rims. Call VIII. 6-0506.
SAX AND ELECT. BASS for band
being organized by college students.
Jay. NE. S-7S54.
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Miscellaneous
Wanted
HIIIIIInIWIHIIIIIITHIHIIIIIIIHIInIInIITIIIHHII


HEDDER competition for 1927" Chev.
and coils for Chew. sta. wag. JU. O.
0Oss.
i WILL BUY PARTS for Chevy '54,
also English bicycle. Call DU. 1851.
MOTOR WANTED; / need Ford motor
and clutch for 81 Ford VS. gear
install7 CARL. RE. 5-42l7.
RADIO for 1871 Ford, (oriEinaD Can
656-53s7, ask for JIM.
wANTED-Any superehaTger. BOB.
KE. Scoops.
rs or 80 FORD HOOD cheap. EmSey.-