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MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1965 U.S., Britain Split Over Nuclear Force WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States and Britain ap- peared to be split today over how urgently to push for forma- tion of an allied nuclear force. within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Britain evidently favors prior- ity for negotiation with the So- viet Union on a treaty to pre- vent the spread of nuclear weapons. The United States wants to speed the NATO force project. Efforts to overcome this dif- ference and at least agree on common tactics for dealing with these two problems were to be made today by Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart in a series of policy talks at the State Department. "We want NATO to be effec- tive," Stewart said here Sun- day. "But we don't want to oc- cupy ourselves with NATO so exclusively that we ignore op- portunities for political settle- ment with the Soviet Union and the countries of Eastern Eu- rope." He said in an interview on the CBS radio-television program "Face the Nation" that the Western allies must maintain a careful balance between preserving their security and seeking agreements with the Soviet Union. On another foreign policy question, Stewart said "it's true we hear rumors of greater will- BEECHWOOD CINEMA DIAL 548-6356 1:15 3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 SANDRA DEE THAT Funny DONALD FeeliNG O'CONNOR TECHNICOLOR A UNIVERSAL PICTURE BOBBY DARIN LAST 2 DAYS "Peter O'Toole is fascinating as a daringly romantic and breathtaking hero!" -New York Herald Tribune Lord JIM A Film by RICHARD BROOKS &Colombia Picture TECHNICSLOR Flat le SUPER PAVESIGN 70 NOW SHOWING PALACE Athens Drive-In Theatre NOW THRU. WEDNESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE AT 7:00 SUSAN HAYWARD THUNDER IN JEFF CHANDLER THE SUN AT 8:50 PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS JOHN DEAN WAYNE MARTIN THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER FECHNICOLOR PANAVISION A Paramount Reizane ALPS-2-BIG HITS Guns Ar Balası CINEMASCOPE Released by 20th Century-Fox PLUS SECOND FEATURE -20 THE PLEASURE SOCKERS ONEMASCOPE COLOR DELUXE ANN.MARGRET ingness" on the part of Commu- nist North Viet Nam to enter into peace negotiations now, after eight months of U.S. bombings. But Stewart said he was not aware of any actual change in position on the Communist side in the Vietnamese conflict. More importance appeared to lie in the stress which Stewart placed on avoiding barriers to agreements with the Soviets when it was possible to do so. The NATO nuclear force proj- ect has been on the shelf for al- most a year. The United States. several years ago proposed cre- ation of a nuclear missile sur- face fleet be jointly controlled, manned and operated by all al- lied countries willing to join. The United States particular- ly hoped for Britain and Italy to Cuban Exiles Jump Gun On Bringing Relatives MIAMI, Fla. AP) Cuban exiles were expected to begin bringing relatives into Florida by boat today. ignoring warnings by the U.S. govern- ment to await completion of ne- gotiations with Prime Minister Fidel Castro. The 31-foot boat MMM with 16. relatives aboard, departed Ca- marioca, a small port on the northern coast of Cuba 75 miles east of Havana, at midday Sun- day and was taken in tow 30 miles out by the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Diligence fol- lowing mechanical trouble. The MMM left Miami last Friday. The Coast Guard said one of the MMM's engines went out and the other overheated, mak- ing towing necessary.. Other boats en route to Flori- da or awaiting loading and clearance at Camarioca includ- ed the 30-foot Rainbow, the 23- foot Liz and a craft piloted by Ramon Donestevez, Hialeah, Fla., who said he built it espe- cially for the trip. The boats came from various Florida ports, the Rainbow from Key West, the Liz from Som- brero Key and Donestevez' craft from Long Key. Ike Flores, Associated Press writer in Cuba, reported by tele- phone from Camarioca that Cu- ban officials said more boats I were en route from the United States. Flores said the 15 persons who arrived at Camarioca from the United States reported no inter- ference of any kind. Some said they expected to be penalized upon their return but they were ready to take the punishment. The refugees, Flores said. reported Cuban officials were "extremely helpful" and would not permit them to pay for food, lodging or gasoline. Castro had set Oct. 10 as the date for beginning his open-door policy, but the U.S. State De- partment said it would take 10 days or so to work out arrange- ments. It warned Cuban exiles not to try to pick up relatives and friends in small boats. Negotiations are being carried on through the Swiss Embassy in Havana, which represents this country in Cuba. They con- cern ground rules for the exo- dus, which some estimate may total 50,000. John H. Crimmins, coordina- tor of Cuban affairs at the State Department, said the United States proposed to Cuba that the U.S. government set up a trans- portation system for the refu- gees. Havana radio, in a broadcast monitored here, said exiles bent on evacuating anti-Castro Cu- bans killed a Cuban coastguard- man Thursday night and it add- ed that Castro's government would take "this criminal act into consideration with the ne- gotiations" concerning free de- parture. Sainthood Likely For Pope John VATICAN CITY (AP) The Vatican Ecumenical Council marked its third anniversary today, and the man who started it all was the object of an in- creasing drive for his canoniza- tion. Pope John XXIII began the worldwide assembly of 2,200 Roman Catholic prelates with the goal of updating Catholicism for its own sake and for the sake of a Christian unity dream. Less than eight months later Pope John was dead. His council had barely got into ac- tion. There I have been similar moves. Richard Cardinal Cush- ing of Boston suggested soon after the Pope's death in June 1963 that the cause for his sainthood be started at once. The Congregation of Rites has thousands of letters asking the same thing. New Car Prices Hard To Compare By CHARLES C. CAIN AP Business News Writer DETROIT (AP) Now that the four auto companies have announced new 1966 car model. prices, it should be a relatively simple matter to determine how much the new price tags have changed in comparison with 1965 models. But it is not that easy. The fact is that this year's price announcements included a maze of figures, plus claims and counterclaims by the auto com- panies as to their price struc- tures. Three main factors have clouded the price picture-1, the excise tax cut; 2, the addition of a mandatory safety package to all 1966 cars; and 3, the phrase "comparably equipped." In general, the industry, in comparing its new prices with those at 1965 model time, has tended to subtract the excise tax reduction the tax was cut from 10 to 7 per cent effective last May 15 from the new price tags. Some critics say the auto firms are not justified in taking credit for the tax reduction, but that, rather, the reduction was accomplished by the federal government. The government also bears. responsibility for the package of safety items that were made. mandatory on 1966 models, after congressional hearings. The safety items include such things as padded instrument panels and backup lights and they av- eraged over $50 that was added to the car price. GEORGIA Theatre LAST 2 DAYS BERE COME THE GLORY GUYS UNITED Famed in ARTISTS PANAVISION COLOR by DELUXE The "comparable equipment" phrase has proven the biggest headache in trying to compare prices. Some items that were stand- ard on 1965 cars have been de- clared extra cost options on 1966's; some options have been made standard. Even such items as tires were involved in the price changes, for on some models tires that were standard on the 1965's would cost an additional $12 or so more if the buyer wanted a comparable tire on his 1966 model.. Chrysler Corp became the first auto maker to announce its prices. By most figuring, Chrysler's 1966 pricing, after allowing for the tax cut and for the Safety package, average about $10 to $35 a car more than 1965 prices. Ford. General Motors and American Motors all I have claimed price cuts, but again it takes a lot of pencil work to keep up with the mathematics. American Motors, last of the U.S. auto firms to announce prices, said it had cut boosts on the remaining 10 due to enlarge- ment of the car.. Numerous assessments of the price picture have been made. One of the most respected auto trade journals. Automotive News, took a look at compara- ble 1966 and 1965 prices of 291 models last week and came up with these findings: Adjusting for addition of the safety package and for tax changes, General Motors' over- all prices are down 0.22 per cent; Ford is down 0.01 per cent and Chrysler is up .96 per cent. HARLEM THE TRAIN Plus BLACK SPURS join up alongside West Germany in the multilateral nuclear force project. The British more recently pro- posed what they call an allied nuclear force ANF which apparently would be a looser and more cooperative kind of organization than the multilat- eral force. "We put forward the ANF," Stewart said, "because we thought it would be useful to NATO and that it would not con- stitute a proliferation of nuclear weapons." At the same time, he said, the Soviet government has taken the position that any kind of NATO nuclear system including Germany would mean the prolif- eration of nuclear weapons into German hands. THE ATHENS BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Nation's Weather Pleasant By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Most of the nation was fa- vored with clear skies today while showers fell over the northern Great Lakes and Washington coast areas. Clear skies helped bring tem- peratures in Texas and Oklaho- ma into the 90s Sunday. Oklahoma City's reading of 95 was a record. Lubbock, Tex., reported a high of 93. A high of 94 at Wichita, Kan., also was the highest reading for so late in the year. Temperatures in the 90s were reported as far north as the southeastern corner of Nebras- ka and the northwestern corner of Missouri. The drought-stricken north- eastern portion of the nation received scattered light showers late Sunday. Earlier in the day, a few thundershowers were re- ported in southern New Eng- land. CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Family & Commercial WANT ADS For Tue. thru Fri. 5 P. M. Day Before Publication For Sunday 5 P.M. Friday For Monday NOON Saturday Legal Notice INVITATION TO BID Sealed proposals from general contrac fors will be received by the University System Building Authority, Owner, in Room 550, 244 Washington Street, S.W.. Georgia, until 3:00 p.m. Eastern Atlanta Standard Time on November 2, 1965, for the construction of a MEN'S RESI- DENCE HALL-164, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.PROJECT NO. S-9. located in Athens, Georgia. At the time and place noted above, the proposals will be public- ly opened and read. No extension of the bidding period will be made. Bidding documents may be obtained at the office of the architects, WILLIAMS AND DEAN, 123 PALMER ATLANTA, GEORGIA, 30303. BUILDING Application for documents together with deposit of $50.00 per set should be filed promptly with the architects. Bidding material will be forwarded, shipping charges collect, as soon as possible. The full amount of deposit for one set will be refunded to each general contractor who submits a bona fide bid upon return of such set In good condition within 30 days after date of opening of bids. All other deposits will be refunded with deductions approximatin cost of reproduction of documents upon return of same in good condition within 30 days after date of opening. Contract, if awarded, will be on a lump sum basis. No bid may be withdrawn for a period of 35 days after time has been called on the date of opening. Bids must be accompanied by a bid bond in an amount not less than 5 per cent of the base bid. Both a performance bond and a payment bond will be required in an amount equal to 100 per cent of the con- tract price. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive technicali ties and informalities. UNIVERSITY SYSTEM BUILDING AUTHORITY By: E.B. Davis, Vice Chairman NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS ATHENS BANNER-HERALD The knowingly accept Help Wanted ads from employers cov- ered by the Fair Labor Standards Act, which applies to employment in interstate commerce, if they offer less than the legal minimum wage of $1.25 an hour or fail to pay does not and one-half for hours over 40 a week, Contact the U.S. Labor Department's Wage-Hour office for more information. The address time is: Wage & Hour & Public Contracts Div. Dept. of Labor, Home Sav ings Bidg.. 75 Forsyth St. N.W. Ga., 30303. Atianta 4. Special Notices Arnold Palmer Cleaning Center is coming to Athens Watch for opening and announcements CLASSIFIED DISPLAY DEADLINES by Noon Sat. Tues.- Wed.- Thurs.- by 5 P.M. Mon. by 5 P.M. Tue. by 5 P.M. Wed. Fri.- by 5 P.M. Fri. Sun.- by 5 PM. Fri. Mon.- Your Cooperation will be greatly appreciated. CALL 548-7276 NOW for your friendly BANNER-HERALD AD-VISOR CLASSIFIED INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Child Care 2. Lost & Found 3. Personal Notices 4. Special Notices 5. Card Thanks 6. In Memorium 7. Travel 8. Business 9. Auctions Services EDUCATION 10. Private Instruction 11. Schools EMPLOYMENT 12 Male Help Wanted 13.Female Help Wanted 14. Help Wanted 15. Situations Wanted FINANCIAL 16. Business Opportunities. Opps. Wanted 17. Business 18- Investments 19. Investments Wanted 20. Loans 21. Loans Wanted 22. Insurance MERCHANDISE 23. Antiques 24. Building Supplies 25. Farm Miscellaneous 26. Livestock-Poultry 27. Furniture 28. Musical Instruments 29. Office Equipment 30. Domestic Pets 31. Plants-Seeds-Trees 32, Boats-Motors 33. Miscellaneous 34. Wanted to Rent or Buy 35. Merchandise 36. Merchandise for Rent to Trade REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 37. Mobile Home Rentals Space for Rent 38. Trailer 39, Apartments for 40. Houses for Rent Rent 40-A Misc. Realty Rentals 41. Commercial for Rent 42. Land for Rent 43. Rooms for Rent 44. Wanted to Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 45. Commercial for Sale 46. Farms-Acreage for Sale 47. Houses for Sale 48. Lots for Sale 49, Real Estate Loans 50. Real Estate Wanted AUTOMOTIVE 51. Trailers for Sale 52. Mobile Homes for Sale 53. Airplanes for Sale: 54. Motorcycles-Scooters 55. Accessories, Tires: 56. Automotive Repair 57. Trucks-Tractors 58. Automotive Wanted 59. Auto-Truck Rentals 60. Autos for Sale 1. Child Care WHITELADY wants to keep children ir her home. Call 3-3392. 2. Lost & Found LOST 2 beagles. One female and one male. Wearing red collars. Reward for return. Bill Hood, 3-2066. STRAYED PEACOCK-Please call H L Farmer, 1248 Pine Bluff Road, LI 6 8905. 3. Personal Notices HAS YOUR Insurance been cancelled or refused for any reason? We can insure you and secure the return of license. J. D. Parham Insurance LI 3-4355. your Co.. 4. Special Notices SEE SISTER MARIE Indian Palmist, tells past, present, and future. I main- tain a place where you can bring your friends and feel Can embarrassment. no solve all problems. Located in Bogart, Ga. Open 7 days a week, 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. Phone 725-7086. 0-18-p 3. Personal Notices mate students to Wanted 1 or share new air conditioned trailer and 1375 Oconee St. expenses. 8. Business Services WILL CLIP any breed of dog. Specialize in clipping poodles. Phone for price and appointment. Bill Carr, 3-5547. TREE SERVICE All types of tree work and clearing lots Reasonable Large or smail icbs. For free estimate call Howard Reese, day or night. 6-6813 Oak wood for sale WHY WAIT for a clean car? "Kwik Car Wash" in just 5 min, for only 25 cents on Baxter St. next to White & Wier. ALL TYPES of tree work and clearing lots. Reasonable prices. Large or small jobs. Call Clarence Smith for free estimates. Call after 5:00. 8- 5746 (changed from 8-2994). HORSES BOARDED-$35 per month. In- dividual stalls, 40 acres of pasture, 4 miles from Athens. Call 543-4778. 10. Private Instruction PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Experienced teacher with Master of Fine Arts degree. Teaching in the Durden Studios and at 445 Sunset Drive. Call Charles Sheppard, 548-5945. 12. Male Help Wanted SALES REPRESENTATIVE Experienced in Atlanta market area, for basic chemical manu- facturer expanding nationally with new household products, Must have minimum 3 years experience in chain and super- marker sales and proven record of success. Excellent growth po tential. Saiary open. Send Details To CONSUMER PRODUCTS DEPT PO Box 430. Yonkers, N.Y An Equal Opportunity Employer OFFICE manager to handle small office of a growing company located in Athens, Georgia. Must be ex perienced all phases of general office work. Send resume including salary to Personnel Manager, South Eastern Newspaper Corp News Building. Augusta. Ga. tf MECHANICS HEAT MECHANICS, ELECTRICIAN, STEAMFITTER If your present position does. not offer you the opportunity to advance, let us know your ableness and willingness to learn as we will train people with mechanical aptitude. Top pay if you are qualified. Apply per- sonel manager, White & Wier Inc. SALESMEN 6 salesmen, experienced. with cars. to travel 40 mile radius of Athens Guar anteed salary $100 per week plus com mission. Call 548-5278. APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER needs 2 men for service and sales department. Must be neat, friendly and willing to learn. Age 25-45. If you are not making $125 a week, apply with your wife to J. M. Moore, Key to America Motel, 8 p.m. only, Monday, Oct. 11 SALESMEN BUILDING MATERIALS We are the leading manufacturer building materials and are in need of an alert, aggressive salesman capable of managing established territory. Work includes contacting dealers and other factors in the building trades for the sale of materials. Age:27-40. Excellent advancement possibility as Company's policy is to promote from within Knowledge of construction and college education preferred. Compensation in cludes Salary, Incentive Bonus on a Quarterly Basis. Benefits include Com- pany Car, Actual Expense Account, Major Medical Insurance, Group Life Insurance, Liberal Vacation Policy and Retirement Program. Submit resume of experience and education together with references to: Mr. Willlam Castle U. S. Gypsum Company 3098 Piedmont Road. N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30305 of 3. Business Services QUALITY UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES Decorative fabrics, custom draperies, bed spreads, cornice boards installed. Phone LI 8-5902 MOVING? Move Best For Less Phone A-1 VETERANS TRANSFER SERVICE For red carpet treatment LI. 3-4719 t-f-c WILLIAMS Antenna Installation Svc. "ATHENS OLDEST ANTENNA CO." Give us a call at LI. 6-1664. Let our representative advise you. We will give you good reception at a very, very low average monthly cost. Let Our Years of Honest Service & Reliable Experience Save You Money. LI 6-1664 TERMITES ARE SWARMING CALL BOLAND BONDED PEST CONTROL CO. Dial 548-1392 t-f-c 12. Male Help Wanted Contact Man With Specialty or intangible sales back ground, $150 weekly Guarantee to quail fied man. Write Manager, Box 4117, Cleveland (23) Ohio. WANTED man over 21 years of age as Manager Trainee for consumer Finance Co. Car. necessary. Salary open. Apply 478 E. Clayton St. SALESMAN PERMANENT full-time work with good future. No direct selling We train you to service food & cigarette vending ma- chines. Guaranteed salary, excellent benefits and security Must be 19-29, draft exempt, in good health, dependa- ble and have good past record. Apply Ga. State Employment Service, 738 Prince Ave., Athens Interviews held by company representative Wed, Oct. 13, after 9:00 a.m. ROUTE NEW OPPORTUNITY Consultant in Mfg. Plant, Good personall- ty, speaks well, neat appearance, age 23-45. Salary and bonus. Send resume to Box 28201 Sandy Springs. Atlanta, or ph. 255-0440. Ga. MANAGER TRAINEE NATIONAL CONSUMER FINANCE, Company has opening for capable In experienced or experienced men due to expansion. Full salary and auto allowance paid while training. Excellent fringe benefits. If you are between the ages of 21 and 35, a H.S. GRAD., have a car, like public contact and want to advance, call us collect at 366-6612 Atianta or 536-4443 Gainesville. NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANIES 13. Female Help Wanted YOU CAN HELP the family budget. 4 or 5 hours a day will bring you a profita ble income. Write Avon Mgr. Joan H. Kelley P.O. Box 1602. Athens, Ga., or call 548-4401. WANTED: 2 maids for Georgian Hotel. Apply to housekeeper. 6-7311 STATISTICAL TYPIST no dictation- some general office work, excellent pay and permanent. In reply, give full de tails to Box 364, Athens, Ga. BE ASSURED of money for Christmas Shopping-part time work-no experi ence necessary. Write Avon Mgr. Mrs. Joan Kelley, P. O. Box 1602, or call 548-4401 14. Help Wanted YOUNG MAN or woman for creative job with Athens firm. Typing ability Apply to Box 2-88, Athens ner-Herald, giving educational and occupational background. ffx HELP WANTED Can you use extra money? Atlanta news- paper needs men or women In Athens: & vicinity that need to make extra. money. For 2 to 3 hours a day, morn- ing or afternoon, you can earn $30.00 10 $45.00 a week. Wonderful opportunity for housewife to earn own income and help with bills. Call P. M. Wright at 546-6259 after 6 p.m. 15. Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED secretary-stenographer desires employment. Secretarial science: degree from Jr. College. Shorthand 120 wpm, typing 55-65 wpm. Phone 8-7701. 20. Loans Money Worries? CHEER UP! Home Cwners Can Borrow $800 to $10,000 Your Home Does Not Have To Be Paid For-You Can Borrow Money And Come Out Ahead S & W Morigage Co. 225 N. Lumpkin Room 2 CALL COLLECT Athens 548-5277 Loans Made Anywhere in Georgia 14. Help Wanted MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED Due To Production Expansion. Steady Employment In Air Conditioned Plant For Experienced Sewing Machine Op- erators. Good Wages And Ample Parkings Space. Will Train Inexperienced Men And Women, Ages 18 To 36. Apply Promptly In Person From 10 a. m. To 12 Noon Or 3 p. m. To 5 p. m., Monday Through Friday, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER BIG ACE CORP. 335 ONETA ST., ATHENS GA. 8-30-c 20. Loans 20. Loans SECOND MORTGAGES ALSO FIRST MORTGAGES HOMEOWNERS- PAY OFF OLD DEBTS-ADD ROOM ANY REASON-5 YEARS TO PAY CASH TO YOU REPAY MONTHLY $24.90 $1000.00 $49.80 $2000.00 $74.71 $3000.00 $99.61 $4000.00 $5000.00 $124.52 Includes Credit Life, Accident And Health Ins. MOTOR CONTRACT CO. Of Athens-140 W. Hancock-LI 3-3451 tf-c 24. Building Supplies 24. Building Supplies Hardware Picture Frames New Roofs Artists' Supplies Paints THINK OF LUMBER HEN YOU Service LUMBER AND DIAL LI Spring & Fulton Sts. "Let Tanner Do Your Home BUILDING MATERIALS TANNER LUMBER 6-7341 CO. Since 1887 Athens, Ga. Builders. Inc., Improvements" ANNER THINK TAN OF 16. Business Opportunities PART OR FULL TIME WORK FOR ADDED INCOME WE SECURE ACCOUNTS Reliable man or woman wanted as deal- ers in this area to service route for the WORLD FAMOUS ALKA-SELTZER, ANACIN, BUFFERIN AND BAYER ASPIRINS sold through our latest mod- ern vending machine in handy pill-box- es, for which this company will secure locations. Dealerships now being estab lished and appointed upon our accept- ance. Will not interfere with your pres ent employment, collect and refill ma- chines. Our company will extend some financial assistance to qualified per- sons, BUT MUST HAVE $1,095.00 to $2, 790.00 cash available immediately for inventory and equipment, investment secured. Must have car, 8 spare hours weekly could net up to $5,000.00 per year in your spare time. be able to start at once. Income should start im- mediately, selling experience not neces- sary. If fully qualified for time and In- vestment, WRITE giving Name, Ad- dress and Phone number, for local per sonal interview with a company Repre- sentative. HEADACHE-BAR VENDORS CORP 6267 Natural Bridge . Pine Lawn 20, Mo. 23. Antiques ANTIQUES: Wa. marble top tables, ple desk, meal bin, cherry table. tables, matching oak chairs. clock, bric-a-brac and other Phone 543-2163 or 295 Janice Dr. ma- oak china items. 28. Musical Instruments FOR SALE upright piano. good condition, Ph 8-7618. 7 a m. to 4 p.m. 27. Furniture FOR SALE used dinette suite with chairs. Sofa with large platform rocker. also with 3 tables to match. Three odd tables. RCA Victor stereo record player AM FM combination. Lawn mower used only one summer, needs repairs. Ph. 8-3748 5 PIECE DINETTE SUITE, $39.95. Dudley's. 240 N. Lump- kin, 120 E. Washington. 2 Rooms Furniture Living room and bedroom, price of $199.95 Dudley's ington, 240 N. Lumpkin. or a low, low 120 E. Wash- 30. Domestic Pets collie) St., Ft. Valley, puppies. Ga., Ph. AKC Shelties (minature 411 Magnolia 825-8415. FOR SALE Bird dog pupptes. 2 to 6 months old. Some ready to hunt all registered with papers. Have 3 setters. will sell one or maybe 2. Other pointers priced to size and age. Phone 788-2268 after 6:30 or Sunday. L. R.F.D. 1, Comer, Ga. R. Tarpley, FOR SALE-Weimaraner weeks old, pure bred. $30 and $35 each. Call SH 3-5307. puppies. 7 PALOMINO, 4 years old, good confir mation, spirited, sound. Also, saddle, Bridle, and 4 blankets, $250 Ph. 1226 MUST SELL-Mynah bird with cage- cheap. Also quality carpeting. J. Muir, 21-G Veterans (prefab) Housing. U. GA. Campus. Moving, must give away part terrier, 11 years old, male, had all shots Well behaved. 540 Oglethorpe. Apt. 8-8 Ph 3 5119. 33. Miscellaneous 2 REGENCY C. B. radios. 1964 model. C. L. R. 2-102 whip. Call after 6 p.m., 543 Meigs Good prices TERRIFIC BUY Remodeted ptano, good condition. less than half price. Cost $380 - will sell for $180. Also beginners set of golf clubs, used less than dozen times $30; and basketball post, bas- ket and backboard $18. Call 546-0009. 75c Submarines .... 75 Meat balls at Napoli's Steak House Daily 12 noon to 11 p.m. Almost new Simmons box springs for sin- gle bed $20.00. Royal Typewriter in good condition $35.00. Portable Stain less Steel Potato Peeler. Suitable for small restaurant, Sorority or fraternity. Cost $135.00. Sell $35.00 Ph. 3-2605. 24. Building Supplies CONCRETE BLOCK Manufactured IN ATHENS by ATHENS CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY College Ave. at SAL Depot Phone Ll. 8-4242 tf-c 14. Help Wanted PAGE SEVEN
