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12 16, Automotive I. Tntckt-Trailcfs For Sole It. 10. Automotive Trucks-Trailers For Safe CUARANCE ON NEW UNIT TRADE-INS A wide xleciion of uean trucks with tots of dependable service left. 11965 fHKVRULKt 'J-bn 'tons wheelbase.

1 1OO No. ZS3 1361 OIKVJlOIJtT Ton. tons wheelbaie, VS. No. SS3 11361 CMEVHOlJrr Ton.

14 speed. V6. i No. I VTy riiKVKOLKT Ton. speed.

J30Q IlKi CHfVKOUJI- Ton, I k'S, Pow NO. MI? I k'S, PoweTiUde. -i I wry 18(3 I'ORU VAN. No: 17S3 I ioa cHeviinr.K'r ILWB, vs. No.

1573 FORD Ton, i-H, Ka. Ton. THE i '1'KUCK LINK UNEXCELLED! STVL1XO QUALITY DUKAIUiJTV AND DKALKK SEKV1CK WE 00 Have the largest inventory bring your title Need your trade-in NOW! Service what we sell NO just be sure, give us a fry before you buy: CKKVKOU.T i vs. Powerslide. 1 No.

5772 1351 CHKVHOI-El' 1 TON VAN. J615 1 FOHD Ton. B. Xn. Truck Headquarters 30th sin-sin modern 703 SLATON RO.

SH 7-4311 OfEN '7IL 7 f.M. ALL DAY SATUF.OAr TRIPU-CHtCKEO J5.000.00 DISCOUNT on 1 new 1967 4000 Internationals. 1 with 250 Curamlnss 1 with 260 I.H. VS dicsel. Over 40 used trucks.

10 new 4 cattle 10 other trailers, 3 lar.dcm dump trucks. Autocar tandem with NW 'JXI t- 70 Tuba winch ai" W.B.-S- 3 wheel Oushnian trade for al- mcsl anything. A Cross Plains. Texas GttC dlcscl vrllh llaVti-s trailer, 33' Tandem JU'K FKV WMOI.KSAIJ3 19)1 Krskine PO5.7QI7 PO2-0333 ONE OWNER 1K3 Dodse 1.5 Ton. Slant 6.

lUrdard 40.KO miles, like neiT. Very rubber, air, Eharnroct 31th lfS4 ti-lon. V-S, radio healer. (ore paint, white walls. Priced lo sell culck, PO7-5MS, 3M5 CHEVROLET oick-uo ryltnder.

Ions whetl base. Irase nr sell. Banaln. 1507 Aven'jr H. PO3- SSS5.

TOO READY-MIX concrete Mixers. Priced to sell. Excellent condition. PO2-555S, nlshts, Hale Center. 1S59 FORD DldniD ton, V-S, malic transmission, custom cab.

cx- rellcnt condition. 1HD6 73rd. TO1 CHEVROLET Rampside Pick- lip. Standard shift In ft S. Set at SW3-S014.

F-IW, 13" wheel base, stvleside. V-S. rustom oib, 4-speed, radio and heaar. vratk, jlTjO- 1663 DODGB ton. LWB.

excellent SALE SALE wnetx nmvES 1K3 IH Travelall I a tio-i Wason. automatic, V3 1W2 AM-150 Metro Walltln. excellent. 1X0 H-1FO Tractor, 7 xvt erf road ranser, 2 speed rear axle. A.VV KUSO.V.IRI.R OFFER ACCWTKU IXTE NATIONAL HAKVESTEK SH7-U26 301 E.

34th St. Sl'tCLUS 3 Speed li5S KORD ij, Speed 1333 CMC Suburban 1B57 CHEVROLET V-S Motor 1957 CHEVROLET J.i, 4 speed 1356FOP.U 3 Speed 1553 CMC t'SKI) t.VllS IN STOCK J.D. 1802 Erskinn OK KAIX Pefersbur: Independent Schools nolice ol inlcnt lo sell 1, 1S30 model A.C.F. Bnll Bus Coach, tilormation may obtained at the tuperlntrnd- cnt'j oWcf. Bid? should be In the to H.

board reserves the rllM lo reject or aH bids. USED PICK-UPS AND CARS J. Truck 1500 Krsfclne 1SS5 V-S, standard shut, 1911 Chevrolet 6 cylinder, standard shirt. SS1S 31th. C.

Motor FREE! Lcam lo ritfe a Honda at Honda. Special demonstrators arailablc. G4C Honda sales, 4aO Avenue o. HONDO 303. 1265.

excellent condition. with helrcet Product Enzineeri-i: 1566 BSA Lijhtninz. 630 CC. 2.0CO miles. J950, or will consider trade.

1554 compart. Excellent condition. tlOO. Phone Texas Tech, Extension 5731. SIX 1S55 SCfcc Tamaha Trail Bites at less than half price.

Good mechanical condition. Fourth and Collcse. HON'DX Like Pt.or.t or set at oltTT TRIUltPH D. Airplanes Parts FLY ihe ctotlorny way. Solo, private and commercial courses at lower rates.

Check the rest, then call the btst. SfH-5557. TRADE lor airplane. W.OOO euulty In 1KO Alrstream Trailer. 3 1 relrilf- rated air.

balance flSOl. SZl monthlr. CHAilP Aeronca, irood fabric, recent Inspection. J1000. Call collert Eeminole PL5-5731.

Holjbs EX7-7733. SAVE 3 -B on flylnj lessons In Cessna 1T2, Call Vance Scorsm. Homes r.vcrOKV jior.ii.B HOME SALT hlzh Low orertiead. azxi retail prices, fumiurrp. or cf value makes yoer down payment.

For cjcaruple: mtx TOWN COC.VTRr 301 N. ed Ge: Kennts. JOHNNY'S AUTO PARTS DAYS Qiaktr State Havtliie Amalic 35'. NORTH ieU P02-5555 Adn 'qts. SPECIAL SPECIAL ECONOMIZE NOW: A A 10.

Automotive E-Mobik Homes TRADE House in Kalis! MoblTe" or Uulch, Anton. PAV CASH Jor 10 wldes. Call Hamlll P05-S74S. MOST SELL this week. 1SS5 Art- cralt, bedroom, SH7-31M.

GRKAT LAKES, HUly furnlslv ed. rJ.OOO. Call SrTM06S. F-Trovel Tf oiUrt i WANTED: Cab heisht Camper for Chevrolet, Law wheel base. STS 2201, Idaloa.

PKICKD to sell-lSW AlMlream. vg" EHASTA Camper trailer, sleeps 4 bullt-iru, excellent condition. K35. 57 ih. SW5-1M9.

6'xiy VAN, use tor fishinz, trailer, forage or moving. KLUOKAUO i'ickup calliper. 3VV9- G- Wanted Cars-Truckt WANTED: Junk Cars. Early fiTrd Wrrckins yard. Call POZ-SCOI.

Acull Kortd. WB BUY wrecVed and burned can! Call Quality Auto Paris. PO3-ISS'J. H-Auro Repairiiiq TEXAS AUTO PARTS AVE. H.

rOWJSiJ SHOKT BLOCKS 6 JM.SO FOItl) CVU Kic. JDS.IW roitu KVC IK.IW V8, M3 Eiu i2(jo COKVA1K jm.OO Valve Job, VS. liich Jl.W Valve Job 6 S.W Drums tuined l.Ofl Crank Shaft Km 'OA- 5 start at KXCI.VB insulted Kxchinje with oU. Caskets. Valve Job.

50 Ctl yoKu i zs3 I roitn 11 rft, jo KAI.COX I KAMHI.KK MTC.oo Cyl. I'J COKVAIK '298 ri.YMOCTH 318 I rO.Mri.CTE VALVE JOB Chev. i Ford 6. Labor J35. Chevr.

Ford V-S, Cask. A Labor Call Air Cond. Extra REBUILT MOTORS GUARANTEED CHEV. 6 23S short block KORD CKKATIO- LET V-Ss, O.H.V. RAMBLER O.H.V Prices quoted Include Installation with old ci'gine in trade.

Valve job, oil and gaskets included. ONE-DAY SCffEDULE SEE US AND SAVE! Easy Monthly Payments Cylinder Heads Of All Types i DALTON MOTOR EXCHANGE 3107 Ave. SIU-20JU MONEY BACK WARANTEE 1 ON LOW MILEAGE NORTHERN MOTORS PRETESTED IT DYNOMETER citASKsmrr KITS (Ten-Ten) Tsrpej of A-1 MOTOR CO. 61K Texas Ave. PO2-0151 REBUILT MOTORS 6 235 short block assembly FOHU 272 292 short block 1W.50 assembly Installed al reasonable once AMI OVKKUHtVK FOR JI05T C.MC5 -VNU TKCCKS TEXAS MOTOR EXCHANGE OF I.CBBOCK IS OCK ONLY Overftsuls as aj as low All work ruirantecd.

Financtnc Ore diy Semce. See you deal tor i ALTOMATIO TRAXSMISStOX KKBCIIJlKKS Street Automotive 501 POWSOS lOI'S TRUCK ft AUTOMOTIVE Automatic Trans. Any engine Installed njth oil zasket i valve Joo. Chev. Fnnij S158.30 Cfcer, A Fords J1JO.30 Free Firkiip Delivery in City.

Alt K. JITH SH7-S37 REBUILT Automatic Transmissicns, most models imtaUeil m.SL "town. SO day luarmntre. Abo itan- oard tnnsmiuiozs 15. up.

Qual- ftr Parts. 30t North Avenue IL POWSC. CUWT KTlMfX RONALO KEY WTO SUPFLY 2 Ml I is rtoup ro ANNOUNCE THAT WE AKC DfSTRMUTOftS mem ACITIX DOCOlKOUtt fun MtNNtSOTA fKOMICTS POI4U4 UEK'KY'S WORLD 6:00 NWS Conun. A T.M UNCLE 2:53 Nevrs HIM of IJttj Alhfj.1 Poctors KWS runlckt CMA.NNra. kfac4 IJnef Color Saturiar, 1J.

Roy 3:30 BowllnK t-M Oviftr Kit 4:39 AKL Keport Atom Ait 5:00 Inne Set-ret S'julrrrt KI.UIK* 6:00 NWS Mi-Ciwl CM Hipper The Ittvaii 1:00 Uun'l Kal Tup Cat tlaltlti 1:30 7:30 Get -Smart 1:00 Animal 7:30 (Jet Smart 2:50 Hopjllly t.nn 1:00 "BrijIiUm Stranter" "Puwder fiWer" "Fasten your Mini Jtr. I'rcsldeni! M'e're suing over dangerous Berkeley CanijMJS. 1 Youth Beat 1 THE NATIONAL RfPOKT ON WHAT'S HAPPtNfNG MONEV DOESN'T COUNT, HUT: Hero's a look at lifetime earnings you can expect to reap in different kinds of careers what the economic crystaJ ball shows today: Doctors, after long years of pre-med, medical school and internship, cam in the years of private practice around $20,000 a year in later years, or as a specialist, up to $35,000. Pharmacists net $7.000 to $10,000 annually. Nurses average around $4,300.

Lawyers push through college and stiff law school courses then average roughly $10,600 but top lawyers pull down astronomical incomes. Engineers start at about $7,500, but with a doctorate get up to $12,500 and many top corporate executives have climbed the ladder from engineering posts. Teachers (lots of jobs available, with more than 2 million class teachers now and more needed salaries, through, very greatly from state to state and your particular teaching position) earn $4,500 an elementary teacher in Arkansas to 514,500 as a nationwide average for a full professor. In business (what you'll earn in business isn't sharply predictable) the floor for salesmen is 55,000 and the ceiling can soar well over 520,000 if you're good at math, accountants are specialists who do we'll' starting at 57.000 and, as Uiey rise, frequently palling in multiples of that. A field'wide open girls Is retailing (toUUemployes here: 8 infllioit), when you start selling at around 53 an hour, but move up as buyer to as high as 5Z5.000 annually.

it's surprising, but this is beginning to be a pretty well-paid field earnings of trained social workers have jumped in the last 10 years from 1 to JS.OOO arc still going up. And it you're handy with machines or tools, skilled craftsmen do well construction workers, for (weather and work permitting) a healthy average of 5170 weekly, SUPREME HIRSUTE HEARINGS IN D. Solcmi in their black robes of justice (and clean-shaven men themselves) judges of the U. S. Supreme Court will rule sometime during this session on a momentous educa tional issue.

At suit on their docket is this issue: "Can a college insist students shave their beards and act a haircut?" SOUND IS In recent tho popular niuMc around Uie world tended more and more to listen, even to U. S. rhythms. In their own national liuiguage on recordings by own national singing Idols. Now this tide, has only in England, but also in leading hit countries like Italy, France and Germany where they're currently grabbing records hot off the 17.

S. music griddle in the English language and starring American voices. Experts close lo the beat nay it's n. new vigor conie Into American in the last months, a fresh manner and style our records beat out the beat best ioday. THERE'S A DROP IX 0KOPOUTS.

Among famous dropouts arc 1JJJ (he went back and finished through and actor George Hamilton (he quit Palm Beach High forever but manages to date LBJ's daughter, Lynda). But the way you're starting, to stick, in high school indicates be fewer famous dropouts in the future. The Department of Labor has just announced that of the 10 million I6-to-20-year-olds in the labor at the end of last year, almost 70 per cent were high school graduates Six years ago only 60 per cent were. Why do youngsters drop out? Economic pressure is act- ually a minority factor (a quar- ter of. boys gave it as their reason).

But half of boy dropouts quit because of lack of interest school. Most teen girls dropped out because of marriage (or preg nancy). to drop out: UiJxjr IVjmrtmcnt figures slww rales surge higher lor than for high school times higher for teen men and almost 2Vi times higher for teen girls last year. A last-minute straw poll showing that dropping out is dropping out has just blown in from this year, 8S.S per cent of teenagers asking for working papers intend to continue high school, while in 19631 only 89 per cent did. TbeTVLog 1: rrMar.

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Mtrr.tlrin 11 i of Lilt Uzht Mot). :00 NWs At WorliJ "Kn CHA.1.M3. AXARIIJQ S.Ionl*j, IX Cartoon 1:30 CVirUTP ySCtitt i-M IMlbum Brot- Erneit I'M IS lS2 II-M Pjn rkl ItboTVe Hratlri I'M Jrrrr S0. 3d CM AXJTKI, RATHER TAKE ORDERS Natalie Wood Says She Has No Ambitions To Be Female Movie Director By HAh HOVLK NEW YORK (AP) Natalie Wood doesn't particularly look "ike a girl who likes lo be 'old to do. But she says she works that vay and that's why she has no ambition to become a lady director or producer, don't want to direct or produce," said the lovely young actress, firmly, shaking her ong brown hair until a lock fell over an eloquent brown eye.

"I don't think I have that kind of personality. think I'm more suited to be directed than to direct. I'd rather do as I am told." Pays Off Well Miss Wood, amiable nnd hardworking, has been doing as shcj was told since she started at the age of four for 000 a week. It Is a personal policy that has. paid off well.

ai she gets $250,000 rind up for a picture, has a JSOO.OOO-jew-: cl collection, and is a world-re-j nowned star. Recently she completed her 10th film, "Penelope," in which she plays a young wife with a hobby of robbing banks, and is looking forward to a vacation trip to the Soviet Union, where her parents were born. "After 40 iilms, I feel 1 deserve a vacation," she said. Miss Wood flew here from London with Richard Gregson, an agent, but declined to comment on reports they would soon marry. No Comment Grc-gson himself had no comment on that cither.

He was too busy calling the airline from Miss Wood's hotel living room to find out if anyone had found a tin of caviar they had left aboard the plane. His tone was urgent. "The hotel here is fresh out of caviar," he said in an aside to Miss Wood. "Well, we do have the champagne," she said helpfully. Miss Wood turned lo the subject of child stardom.

"It was a help for me lo 'get started in the field so young," she said. "1 got used to the work atmosphere as a child, and therefore didn't have any adjustment problems. was a steady thing. I've had my ups and downs, but I never really had the probleni of having to cope with sudden success. Scrluun Piny "I'd like soon to do serious play in the theater.

I've never played on Broadway, but I'm not particularly afra'id to try. 1 enjoyed doing live television tremendously the feeling of the wlwlfe play that it gives rudeness, having to get up early in the morning, and anything having to do with the handling of money. "I feel that one of my biggest faults is impatience, I expect too much of people, but is that necessarily bad? Isn't it really better to go on expecting the best of people, even alter disap- iwintmcut?" FRESH MEATS FtfI DfLIVHY u.s.ox ROUND STEAK DIAL U.S.D.A, MIF Cut 13 DISTKIIUTORS IKK 4IH St. Lublxu-l. II, 3:3 Serret Of Miss Wood's first marriage, to actor Robert Wagner, foundered on the rocks of their dual careers.

She said that when she marries again not "if" she curtail her oym film chores. "It's all right to'work occasionally," she remarked, "but this is a very demanding profession it takes too much from one emotionally." Tell us what kind of a pomm are you, Natalie. What do YOU like nnd dislike? "Well, I like birch trees and forget-me-noU. listening to the rain and the music of Sibelius, Vivaldi and the Beatles, waterfalls and weeping willows, reading the poetry of T. S.

Eliot Dylnn Thomas, sunsets on the water when I'm I'd like to have five or si-v, puppies, lambs and fawns, vivid colors, the fragrance of gardenias and lemons, snails and mushrooms and caviar and smoked salmon and white wine, the sound of Violins; the feminine lines of antique French furniture and strong twt not silent men. "I dislike bullfights, war, op art, spiders, the smell of stale cigars, drunken and aggressive women, petty people, pain, bul- IX lJuring its 50 years of service LLTBBOCK POXVKK A LIGHT done its part in keeping (he cose of living I Residential rates have been lowered from 15c per k.w. in 1916 to I 2.6c per in 1966 I LUBBOQC POVvTK LIGtrT I makes the difference PO3-95S1 Hotueparw Old Pro 10:40 10. MAC'S TURSMSSKN5 Free EiUmjtej, towlns rtty. Com- Wete orcrhanl starts al Factory Finineinl.

Ko'Jltni One iir lervice. 1006 Aw. A AMEWCAI HOTM a Good Urtd Melon, Start as tew as Oicv. 325. Ford crL.

1M Falcon IK. ZK, 19M Chev. JSS. 2S3 I Cylinder, (scads itart at Insulted rraronable prices n. The tobbocsr Jnemaatnl School Dlj- trtrt win receive bklt for pur- of RomerMklnc rnmiture JCSTi 30.

Si Ji? offlc tt rurchaslni. 171S anh Street. Lobboctc Texas. Bids will then ocrmti Ind ma forrru ob- Hlrrt cpm ntduert in Hurrts GTtaxock Conrdlnitor of Pirrchssins T-nbbocV Sdmol Diilrtrt AT TECH PhilOrman Quits Post Phil Orman, director of student publications at Texas Tech, will resign effective Jan. 15 to become university division service representative of the Taylor Publishing of Dallas, it was announced Thursday.

Orman, a 1938 Tech business graduate who has been associated i student publications since 1957, said the Taylor position was' simply "too attractive to turn tkmn In fairness to my family end my future." He is married to the former Sylvia Harvey, of Colorado City, and they have three daughters. Under Oman's supervision, Tech's publications hav shown steady improvement a ad vanccment, college officials commented. No repUcerrrent has yet been named. CM A. To MMK Jarr.borei I iiiHfi IWIVVM' Rttittr Wiw SwV 1 jt JJ Sojrebtwrrl vS IP; "Dtr of rar 1 pl SSS?" 11.

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