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The Boston Globe Wednesday, April 24, 1968 OBITUARIES Bp. Minihan to Preside At Mass for Fr. Ryan HAVERHILL Bishop F. Ryan, head football Jeremiah F. Minihan will at Haverhill High, preside at a requiem Mass uncle of Mike Ryan, for Rev.

James P. Ryan, 65, Red Sox catcher now coach and an former with Philadelphia. He also leaves four sisters, Sr. Marianna, C.S.J., his twin, of St. Mary, Brookline; Sr.

Mary Prudentis, C.S.J. of Sacred Heart, Bradford; Mrs. Arthur Kelley of Somerville and Helen Louise Ryan of Haverhill and five other brothers, Arthur A. of West Harwich, Michael T. and John J.

of Haverhill, Luke J. of Concord and Daniel J. of Bradford. Child's Cries Save Four in Concord Blaze CONCORD -The cries of a frightened child were credited with saving the lives a family of four here at 3:34 this morning. A fire in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Johnson Annursnac destroyed the electrical wiring in the room of their four-year old daughter causing her night light to go out. The youngster's cries awoke Mrs. Johnson, who found the rei eight-room house full of smoke. She wakened her husband and they grabbed their daughter and one old son and fled.

Fire Chief Thomas Tombeno said the blaze was confined to a sun parlor but the house suffered heavy smoke and water damage. He said the fire was discovered in the nick of time. Another few minutes and the entire $50,000 house would have been ablaze. la The chief said the fire was caused by spontaneous ignition of paint rags left stuffed in a paper bag after a chair refinishing project had been completed in the sunparlor, They Miya Pass By Helen Darcy Longtime Nurse in Hull HULL Miss Helen Darcy, 77, of 15A Rockland a nurse-companion to Mrs. Rose Stone for over 50 years, died Tuesday at Norfok County Hospital in Braintree.

She was born in Galway, Ireland. Miss Darcy leaves a sister, Miss Katherine Liverpool, a nephew, Joseph Curran of Taunton, and four nieces, Anne Froberger and Mrs. Ellen Litz, both of North Scituate: Mrs. Barbarand Shaw, of Brewer, Mrs. Mary Rosano, of Cohasset.

A solemn high requiem Mass will be sung Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's of the Assumption Church. 2 Held for Holdup In Dorchester Two men were arraigned in Dorchester Court today for the $15,000 holdup of the Bradlee-Orbit department store, 725 Morrissey last Saturday morning. Ralph J.

DeLeo, 24, of Pemberton Cambridge, and Michael J. McNamara, 28, of Bay State Back Bay, were held in $50,000 each for a hearing May 7 by Judge Paul H. King. The robbery was staged by a gunman as a telephone repairman and an accomplice who wore a false beard. They held up three workers in the store office and fled in a car.

Pair Hold Up Bar in Roxbury, Flee with $500 Two holdup men, one armed with a shotgun, forced seven patrons to lie face down on the floor at the Colonial Lounge, 981 Tremont Roxbury, at 1:15 this morning. One of the robbers leaped over the bar and tore the drawer out of the cash register. Then the pair fled. The manager, Mrs. Edith Currier, 31, of 231 Geneva Dorchester, said the drawer contained $500.

One of the robbers announced as he entered: "Everyone hit the deck." Based on a Parable of Jesus TN the tenth Chapter of Luke is related that incomparable parable of the Good Samaritan. The principal roles in this little wayside drama are played by a priest, a Levite and "a certain Samaritan." In pointing out the way to gain eternal life Jesus brought into sharp contrast the conduct of the first two men of high conventional virtue and religious authority- one a pillar of the Temple and the other a man dedicated to service in the house of God -with an ostracized stranger in the land. The occasion called imperatively upon the compassion of the three men with its insistent appeal for the succor of the helpless and "half dead" victim of a brutal attack, The first two, of all men, "passed by on the other side." With their actions alone this little article is concerned. Alas, how slowly the leaven of the teaching of Jesus works in the spirit of men, Received with protestations of conversion, acclamations of gladness and hymns of praise, when the demand comes for individual response how many pass by on the other side! How much preventable evil flourishes in the world because to personally help to bring about a remedy would be a vexatious interruption in a settled and comfortable routine of living. How much unnecessary suffering must be endured because so large a proportion of those worthy people who could contribute toward its alleviation are self-absorbed and indifferent or feel that their conventional support of the diffused sympathies of the community selieves them of personal service.

How much of the carking harassments and bitter hardships which fall to the lot of so many to undergo, are unrelieved because so large a number of their Christian brethren like Martha "are careful and troubled about many things," and neglect the "one thing (which) is needful." How tragically imposing is the endless procession of those who pass by on the other side! How graphically the story of the priest and the Levite and its implications confirm our own disillusioning experience in our crusade to end the atrocities of the vivisection laboratories where merciless men and women experiment on live dogs and cats and numberless other animals whose tragic fate is to fall into their cruel hands. Alas, how many good people there are in Christendom who see crying needs for reforms and feel an uneasy urge to intervene but find it more conducive to their peace of mind and comfort to leave the imperative work to others and pass by on the other side? Of no one can it be said that he has sincerely harkened unto the admonition of St. Paul to let that mind be in him which was in Christ Jesus who in the words of Dr. George A. Buttrick, fails "in the crucial test which has its source in that habitual readiness to the heroic, that courageous bent of soul, which is induced by minor braveries day after day." "Such a quality," he adds, "and 'set of character' is eternal life." Those who pass on the other side are not numbered among the band of the spiritually elect, of which "a certain Samaritan" was chosen as exemplar.

The foregoing article is reproduced from Reverence For Life Magazine published by the England Anfi-Vivisection Society. It was written by Hon. George R. Farnum, the Society's President, lawyer and former Assist. ant Attorney General of the United States.

is offered to readers of this newspaper as a few thoughts for serious consideration. The Society appeals for all of God's creatures AND $1.00 and Active Membership, Magazine "Reverence recruits to help spread its NOT FOR CONTRIBUTIONS. $5.00 both including free for Life." Gospel of Compassion for Associate Membership subscription to our humane Send for free literature New England Anti- Vivisection Society Dept. 6804G, 9 Park Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02108 AUTOMOBILES SALE! '68 TEMPEST 4-DR. AUTOMATIC Decor Group Accessories $2534 PERRY CADILLAC3 TEL.

893-3600 1055 MAIN ST. AMBULANCE 1957 PONTIAC, excel. perfect for sportsman, handyman or painter. Call 272-1811. '65 OLDS STARFIRE Convert gold beige top, all power, 5 new tires, excep.

clean, $2200 or best offer. 327-1383 PAY THE PAYMENTS '62 PONTIAC station wagon, stan, $38 mo. JA 4-4400, JA 4-9745. PAY THE PAYMENTS '63 BUICK, $34 mo. JA 4-4400, JA 4-9745.

PAY THE PAYMENTS '62 Bird. 2-dr. $595. $24 mo. JA 4-4400, JA 4-9745.

'66 DODGE DART, $1199 6 auto. Call 296-0020. CASH FOR CARS 60-64. Dial 254-9499. A FLAWLESS fancy, 1966 Buick special p.s., lov.

cobalt blue white nylon top, 23,070 easy miles; full price $1899; can finance: CY 6-9876. A truly beaut. 1962 Comet sta. ail black. red white chrome lugg.

rack, $295. 524'-9414. A BEAUTY '62 Mercury Colony Park V-8 auto. A sharp one! $445. Will Finance.

AV 8-5535 AN amazing 1960 Pontiac 4 dr. full power, can not be told from new. $195. 524-9414. A '59 CHEVY 6 auto, $150, runs excellent.

Call 254- 9499. AN AMAZING '63 Corvair Monza. stand. cannot be told from new. $387.

524-9414. A REAL Nice '61 Pontiac 9 pass. sta. p.s.. gd.

tires, runs $325. 524-9414. AN exceptional 1963 Ford Galaxie, V-8, p.S., extra clean, $595. 524-9414. A real good running 1960 Olds.

4 dr. full power, auto. $115. 524-9414. AN ELDORADO Convt.

1963 full power, perf. tires, like new $1299, 296-0020. A 1960 Valiant sedan, 6 r. has new inspec. sticker: $250 or offer.

862-5725. BUY THIS 1965 Studebaker 2 6 cyl. Runs looks new; $699. 296-0022. CHEVROLET Impala 1962 4 dr.

h.t., auto drive, p.s., low Silver mist gray finish, red tinted windshield, w.W. tires, mech. $595. Will finance. See at garage, 26 Brighton Allston.

787-3171. CHRYSLER 300, 1962. beige with black stand. floor shift, tachometer. $500 or best offer.

Call 479-6405 anytime. CADILLAC 1962, full power, aqua with white top, an excep. car; full price $699. Call 296-0020. CHEVELLE 1964 2-dr.

sedan, economical, gd. cond. Call aft. 4:30 p.m., 944- 1248. CADILLAC.

'64 Sedan De Ville, 4-dr. all clean: priv. party sac. $1800. Call owner before 6 p.m..

EM 4-9778. CHOICE OF '62 Ford 4 dr. $135; '62 Rambler 2 $99; '60 Chev. 2 dr. $75: '58 Chev.

4 dr. $65. 296-9876. CHEVROLET. '63, V8, h.t., $825 for quick sale.

Call 593-1150 from 6-8 p.m. CONVERTIBLE '62 Olds 88. rebuilt motor, loaded with extras, $25 $28 mo. Call 288-5535. CADILLAC '66, excel, low must sell immed.

Call 354-8961. CADILLAC, 1963, sed. DeVille, excel. condition, full power, low mi. Days 9 to 5, 862-7640.

CHEVY Corvair Monza, 1965, 3 speed. 1 owner. asking $800 or best offer. 332-3128. DODGE Dart 1964, 36,000 exc.

cond. carefully 6 mo. warranty, lge. 225 stand shift, asking $1000. 969-4135.

EXCEPTIONAL one-owner, 1961 Cadillac, 2 dr. h.t., fully powered, body has no dents or scrapes. Spotless w.W. tires, low drives like, new, $695. See at garage, 26 Brighton Allston, 787-3770.

EMERGENCY Must sell 1965 Chevrolet Bel-Air, excel $1095 or bestoffer. 288-3449. FOR sale a beautiful '62 Valiant sedan with good tires, runs very clean. 296-3821. FINE LOOKING and running '62 Chev.

4 6 low $485. 296-0021. FALCON-'61 4 good tires, exc. priv. owner, $275, 244-6188.

GLAMOROUS 1966 Chev. Impala -2 dr. roof: Lovely cobalt blue 24,000 orig. Will $1800; Can finance. Call 296-0020.

LOVELY '61 Ford Galaxie, V-8 excel. $295, only $14 mo. AV 8-5535. MOVING, must sell '65 Chev. Super Sport red, bick.

327 eng. new tires excel. $1450 or best offer. 646-1046. MUST sacrifice an exceptionally clean '62 Falcon wagon, good tires: runs very clean.

$295. 296-3821. MUST sell-1962 Falcon, 2 dr. standard $145, very clean. Call 323-1454.

MERCEDES 200. green sedan, '66, exc. radio best reas. offer. tel.

329-1400. MUST SACRIFICE. '66 Cadillac Sedan de Ville, with air-cond. Call 472-0942. MUST sacrifice 61 Comet heater, exc.

shape, good tires, $245. 323-1454. OFFERING a beautiful, '65 Cor-1967 vair Monza, 140 Hiltop, white leather bucket seats a gorgeous Marine blue exterior, low mi. w.W. tires, like new.

Showroom cond. $995. 296-4688. OLDSMOBILE 1963 (88) 4 Cr. good looking running Gray with maroon vinyl p-steer, p-brakes, exc.

mech. $650. at HAMIL TON HOUSE GARAGE. 1110 Comm. Boston, 277-1614.

OLDSMOBILE, 1963. Super 88. 4-dr. sedan. excellent condition.

very clean. Call 436-6866. OFFERING, 1960 Chevy 4 dr. sedan, runs perfect, $175. Call 323-9593.

PRIVATE -1961 Ford Galaxie, dr. V-8 excel. cond. Must be seen to be appreciated. $280.

Anytime 567-1469. PRIV. party-'65 Pontiac LeMans, V8. p.b.. low w.w..

$1500. 547-6661. PERFECT 2d car. '61 Falcon. $325.

priv. party. 326-5173. REPOSS-'65 Chevelle Malibu exc. 6 cyl.

with. full pr. $1025. 296-0020 WANTED Used car from private party; spot cash. MR.

BARRY. Call 396-0700. WANTED used car from private party. or station wagon, pay cash. Mr.

Griffin, 876-6970. '66 DODGE Stand 000 still on wrnty; excel. cond. Call John, 566-3904 aft. 6.

'62 CADILLAC White coupe Deville, red leather uphol. Priv. party. Perf. $1100.

333-0194. '67 PONT. V-8, p.s., w.W. 2-dr. hdtp.

all extras. Call 254-2568. 1963 T-BIRD maroon, full power, gd. cond. $1100 or best offer.

263-3214 after 5 p.m. '58 CADILLAC Coupe De Ville, all power: $150 or best offer. Call TA 5-6238. 1968 CAMARO. 2 bar.

327, vinyl roof. prd. $2800. Call before 8 p.m. 329-0095.

1966 CHEVROET Impala. SS red. white top. 8 4 $1950. 567-6453.

1963 COMET, 2-dr std. transmission. 27.000 miles, owner. asking $400. Call 288-8899.

1965 FALCON Sprint V-8, p.S., 4 speed. low $1100. Call 782-7492 after 6 p.m. AUTOMOBILES FOREIGN SPORTS CARS BHA May Give Management To Tenants A precedent-setting -the first of its kind--which would have the of the 1300-unit Columbia Point, Dorchester, housing project actually manage their own development was being considered today by the Boston Housing Authority. Working against an endof-the-month deadline in order to for as much as Federal funds booligible to finance this unique proposal, the five-member authority was closeted late in the afternoon with B.H.A.

Administrator Ellis Ash. Strong support for authority adoption of the proposed tenant-management demonstration program was voiced by Mayor White. "I encourage the Authority to take whatever action may be essential to pursue this program with the Office of Economic Opoprtunity. This represents the sort of innovation which seems to me very promising for the development of public housing in ou reity," White stated in a communication to Jacob Brier, B.H.A. chairman.

The Columbia Point development was selected as the pilot project because, it is representative housing in Boston, an Authority, 1302 spokesman families said. who tenant huge waterfront the high-rise development, 532 are black. "Never has such a program been undertaken in public housing anywhere," Administrator Ash told the board. If this experiment in training tenants in management skils is successful, Ash said, a legal tenant corporration wil be formed to assume al managerial duties and responsibilties for the development. The five-member board was expected to vote on the matter later today.

Israel, Jordan Machineguns Fire Over River Jordanian and Israeli troops battled across the Jordan River for 65 minutes today in the sixth outbreak of shooting this week. Amman reports also told of an Israeli search-and-destroy helicopter mission inside south Jordan, A Jordanian military spokesman in Amman said the Israelis opened machinegun fire this morning near Beisan, about 10 miles below the Sea of Galilee. He said there were no Jordanian casualties and that the Israelis suffered two. Jordanian and Israeli troops exchanged machine gun and mortar fire three times Sunday and twice Monday. The Jordanian military spokesman said Jordanian troops thwarted an Israeli attempt late Tuesday night to cross the Jordan River to the East Bank near the Sheikh Hussein Bridge.

He said there was a six-minute clash but no Jordanian casualties were reported. Avon Vote Rejects New Library AVON A proposed new $400,000 library was voted down here Tuesday at a spetown meeting. Library trustees had asked the town to provide $175,000 toward the project. The remainder to have come from a trust fund and $75,000 in Federal monies. The voters approve the use of $20,000 from the town's reserve funds to lower the tax rate.

The new rate is now proposed to be set at about $110, a $19 hike over 1967. Only 186 of a possible 2320 voters showed up at the special session. Cambridge Seeks Parking Space Cambridge began a survey today of possible sites for off-street parking facilities in Harvard, Kendall, Central and Lechmere sqs. City Manager Ralph J. Dunphy met with traffic.

planning, redevelopment and public works officials to canvass the areas for suitable locations. The City Council ordered the survey Monday night after Councilor Mrs. Cornelia Wheeler said there was a "parking crisis" in Cambridge. Bandits Get $93,000 In London Ambush Associated Press LONDON Six armed bandits firing shots ambushed an armored truck in a London street today and fled with 39,000 pounds, the equivalent of $93,600. The shots went wild but one of the guards was beaten over the head and taken to a hospital.

The gunmen sprang from a truck as the armored vehicle slowed at a corner. They smashed the driver's window, and threatened the driver with guns. SALE! '68 PONTIAC SALE! Tempest Cust. Sta. WAGON Decor Group Acces.

$2973 PERRY PONTIAC CADILLAC TEL. 893-3600 1055 MAIN ST. WALTHAM TRADE DOWN take your late model foreign or American car and give an older plus cash even if you owe money. FURTHERMORE 1962 I BUY CARS to '68 AND SELL CARS ALSO I PAY THRU THE NOSE Call Bob Bronson, I'LL FINANCE YOU SAME DAY DELIVERY ASK FOR TIRE BLACK Your plate may be included 100 cars to choose from AV 2-8000 AUTUORI SPRING SALE '62 Rambier. 4 dr.

Classic $295 '62 Monza std. buck. seats $295 '60 Chevy. sta. std.

$195 Chevy, 4 std. '60 Olds, 4 hydra $195 '60 Rambler, stat. wag. $125 '59 Chevy, 2 dr. p.s $125 1149 Harrison 1 BEAVER'S CHOICE 1967 FORD THUNDERBIRD Four Landau, executive car, beige in color.

power steering, power brakes. automatic. BELMONT FORD 1010 Pleasant Belmont, Mass. 489-2400 Off Route 60 SHELBY GT 500 1967, Perfect 4 speed, 4:11 rear always garaged, no trades. $3500.

Call after 6. 662-8345. '66 PONT. GRAND PRIX OWNER must sell, beige vinyl top, matching black leather full cannot be told from new; $2150. Call 325-5570.

'66 BONNEVILLE CONV. RED, black top, p.s. p.b., front rear speakers, black leather upholstery, w.W. tires, 35,000 ask. price $2300.

Call owner, 862-6762, 861-8050. PAY THE PAYMENTS '62 CHEVROLET. 6 station wagon, $29 mo. JA 4-4400, JA 4- 9745. JUNK CARS PICKED up if complete.

364-9691 1963 FALCON WHITE. 44.000 gd. brakes. tires; excel. state insp.

$400 or best offer. 547-4605. '64 CHEVELLE S. SPT. good low $875.

Owner, 769-0599. CASH, JUNK, DAMAGED OR good cars. 354-0943. 1961 CADDY CONV. $695.

Call 566-5526. $10 CASH $10 For junk cars. Call 479-2126. 1961 FORD GALAXIE V8, exc, $325. 876-4132.

'67 FORD 4-dr. low many extras. call Acton, 263-2084. 1961 CORVAIR black 2-dr. new battery, new tires, excel.

cond. 536-8696. '66 CHEVY wagon, $1375, Nova new tires. 23.000 like new, priv. pty.

734-7794. 1964 FORD Galaxie 500 p.s., powder blue, asking $1100 Call 862-8236 eves. '65 FORD Country Squire. air 9 power windows. p.s.

and p.b., elec. exc. $1790 or best offer, private. Call 933-1946. '58 THUNDERBIRD, like new, garage kept, private owner, Low elec.

seat windows, p.s, p.b., $525. Call 567-2439. 1962 CHEVY Impala, white 4. dr. p.s., auto.

snow tires. $500 or best offer, 868-9632. '64 PONTIAC Bonneville conv. needs top, runs clean body, $475, p.s:. private owner, 742-7882.

1966 DODGE Dart GT, V8, p.s., take over payments, call 762-3067. '63 RAMBLER Classic, excellent good transmission; $375. 445-5510. '63 JEEP Willys 6 standard, low mileage; $625. Call 445-5510.

1966 IMPALA p.s., auto. must sell best offer. 396-0923. aft. 5.

1966 CHEVY 4-dr. Belair, new w.W. tires. going in service, $1375. 667-9658.

4 SS Impala, dk. white roof, stereo reverb, 327 D.S.. best offer. 696-1969. '61 PONTIAC Bonneville power equipped, excel.

value, $185. Call AV 8-5535. 1959 V. W. -Like New, $280; 1964 Chevy Belair, p.drive, p.s..

like new. $750. 247-7783. '67 COUGAR power, 11,000 $2500 or best offer. 646-8625.

277-0226. 1966 FORD LTD. fully best offer, Call betw. 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

769-1666. '59 AMERICAN Rambler, 2-dr. gd. must priv. owner, $135.

427-8473. '63 MONZA Spider stand. shift. W.W., low mi. R.

J. MOTORS. 322-7070. '67 COUGAR, red w. white 3 syn.

asking $2300 or best offer. 894-1698. COUGAR vinyl top, low mileage, like brand new warranty $2600. Call 322-9740 after 1964 BUICK Wildcat, p.s., p.b., exc. $1195.

Call 244-3597 anytime. '62 DODGE Dart, very low mileage, terrific value, clean. loaded with extras: $395. EX 1941 PYMOUTH, must be seen be appreciated, $500 firm. Call 296-6451 after 6 m.

1966. CORVETTE 300 h.p., loaded with extras. Call Hartford, Ct. 203 243-0578. 1965 BUICK Wildcat convertible, fully equipped, 47,000 miles, excellent condition, will sacrifice.

Call 872-6615. 1963 RAMBLER r. very nice $295. Call BI 4-9703. '63 FORD Fairlane spt.

spd. w.w, $650. Call 296-9768 eves. 5-10 p.m. '62 4-dr.

sedan, auto, good running car, $495. Call EL 4-9403. 1962 BELAIR 4-dr. sedan, auto. priv.

party. One $550 or best offer, 396-3424 TRUCKS TRUCK SALE Reefer Tandems KL model T-K. $1500 36' Reefer Tandems, 900x20 tires, KL propane T-K. $2500 ea. Call 269-4065.

USED THERMO KINGS used body with or without T-K; 16' used body, model T-K. Call 269-4065. MACK B-60 with single axle dump trailer. Good cond. New paint.

Complete with snow plow, air-piston. weigh chains. $4800. 749-3931. Hingham.

'55 CHEVROLET ton. 8 ft: body, ladder rack. $250. Call 479-8092. 1959 International dump truck, wheel drive, w.

7 ft. plow. Call 648-9668. 1959 CHEV. Dump Truck, 3 yd.

body, DPU permit. Call 325- 2738 or 364-9600. 1966 FORD F100 pickup. V-8; many extras. Call after 6 p.m.' 277-8675.

PAY LEAST AT NORTH EAST MAY DRIVE A LITTLE FURTHER BUT YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER CHICKER FORGET RENAULT RIO PRIGE Mich tires, 4 speed syncro, vinyl reclining bucket seats, 11 cuble ft. luggage 2 sp. wipers washers, wheel disc. brakes. Fabulous 35 Miles per gallon of gas many other features WE BUT MAY NO NOT ONE GIVES ADVERTISE YOU OUR MORE LOW, FOR LOW LESS! PRICES NORTH EAST 2195 Main St.

(Rt. 38), Tewksbury, Mass. Between 495 128 MOTORS TEL: 658-6750-944-6966, Ask for Mr. Ellis EXPERT FOREIGN CAR SERVICE- -OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M.

REV. JAMES P. RYAN in 1955 pastor of St. John the Baptist Church, to be concelebrated at 10:30 a.m. Friday in the church.

Fr. died Tuesday in Bon Secours Hospital, Methuen. A native of Haverhill, he was a classmate of Bishop Minihan at St. James High where Fr. Ryan pitched for the baseball team and captained the football team.

He later starred in baseball at Holy Cross where he was graduated with the class of 1925. Following studies at St. John's Seminary, Brighton, he was ordained in 1930. During his 38-year career as a clergyman, he had but two assignments. After ordination he was assistant at St.

Joseph, Medford for 25 years. There, among other things, he was spiritual director for more than 2000 youths in parish C. Y.O. activities and his senior boys' band won the archdiocesan C.Y.O. championship eight times.

When St. John the Baptist parish was established here in 1955, Fr. Ryan was assigned by Cardinal Cushing as its first pastor, the post he held at the time of his death. He was a brother of Paul NEW 1968 TRIUMPHS $2795 GT6's 3 ONLY $2995 250's DAYS $2235 FULLY EQUIPPED New England's Top Volume Triumph Dealer Loves To Trade American or Foreign Cars $300 $64 Per Mo. (36) Also, No Money Down Plan Winner of 1966 267 Triumph Service Excellence Award ALEWIFE MOTORS 19 Mass.

Arlington MI 3-6310. Open Evenings Specialist In Overseas Delivery ALFA 2 LITRE Excel. extras. 782-4255. AUSTIN-Healey 3000, MK111.

good condition. Call 683-3562. Methuen. '64 AUSTIN-HEALEY Exc. drafted.

WA 3-9382. 1960 VW, BLUE sun roof. $325 bargain. 354-0334. A 1958 MGA roadstr.whls., recent reblt.

$445. Call 296-9876. CLASSIC, 1960 Jaguar-4 cyl. dr. runs 3.4 litre.

4 6 $499, 296-0020. GLAMOUROUS 1964 English Ford Cortina, 2-dr. cherry red like new; $599. Call 296-0022. LOVELY 1960 VW-2 dr.

runs looks except. well, $299. Call 296-0021. V.W SUNROOF- Recent. simonized, 4 new tires, app.

45,000 mi. comp. servicg. record, priced $600, call 742-5200, ext. 61.

XKE JAGUAR, 1965, 20.000 .000 orig. garaged, mint. Pirelli H.S. tires. 1-281-1537.

1959 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000. Mille rare Hi rise new 4 sp. Od. white, wires. Asking $1.000.

R. GRIFFIN, 207-324- 9857, eves. '62 Excel. cond. chrome wire wheels, cust.

sun roof, best offer over $1150. Call 426-3322 days; 646-2661 aft. 6. 1960 Simca Exc. condition, good tires, mech.

perfect, no rust no dents. Excep. clean throughout. Must sell. $175.

429-1367. 1964 VW-2 dr. 1500 sunroof, wonderful $795. Newton 244-9703. 1965 CORTINA GT (Ford Model C), light blue, except.

Tel. Marblehead, 631-9741. BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES SERVICE GA 7-3030. 1209 Columbus Boston. 1965 HONDA CB 160 GD.

884-5412. 350 HONDA CUSTOM Must sell, drafted. WA 3-9382. HONDA, '64, 150 C.C.. 3800 actual in storage since '65; best offer.

396-7021. HONDA 160 Scrambler, exc. helmet windshield incl. Tel. 744-1337.

'66 DUCATI 250cc-Monza. OHC 5-speed been across country; gd. cond. $350, 354-0334. 1931 MODEL A Coupe restored in run.

$900 or best offer. Fairhaven, 992-4848. EUROPEAN MOTORS 712 Moody Waltham 891-4441 '65 VW Sedan, very clean $995 '64 VW Sedan, $895 '63 VW Sedan, $195 '62 VW Sedan, $595 '61 VW Sedan, $495 '60 VW $395 '59 VW Sedan, $295 '58 VW Sedan $295 '56 VW Sedan, $195 '60 VW Bus $195 '59 VW Bus $195 '57 VW Bus $195 '63 VW Bus $350 '68 VOLVOS NOW ON DISPLAY New England's top volume Triumph dealer now wants to be the top VOLVO dealer. We NEED VW American trades. Specialist In Overseas Delivery ALEWIFE MOTORS 19 Mass.

Arlington 643-6310 LOTUS A magnificent sports car. Webber carb's, natural wood dash wheel. lights retract. $2300. UN 8- 0261.

VW'S WANTED EUROPEAN MOTORS 891-4441 1966 MGB. blue, teacher must sell, excel. asking $1695. Call 1-695-3743. 1966 TR 4A-IRS, white.

wire overdrive, AM 1 exc. cond. 254-2557 eve. '62 PORSCHE Cabriolet Good condition; $1700. Please call 667-1570.

'67 BMW 1800, low exc. $2100 or best offer. Call early or late 445-9642. 1968 VOLVO, green cnovt. 1880F.

perfect only 3 mos. old. Call 924-0240. '66 V.W. Sedan, excell.

black. radio other extras, Call 864-4171. 1966 Volvo 122S. 2 4 speed transmission, excel. $1975.

Newton. 332-8432. '67 VW tan sunroof sedan, $1350. Radio. Dealer serviced.

Family increasing, must sell. 899-1530. 1959 BLUE V.W., with sunroof, $150: 1961 Karmann Ghia with $250. 232-5661 aft. 5:30.

1934 RED Volks. $400; needs clutch mufiler. Call Phil at 542-6767. 1966 V.W black, excel. radio.

gd. tires, $950. Call 876- 3658 any time. 1963 Volkswgn. gd.

cond. To be sold on the unpaid balance of $397: 623-7755 for appt. '63 VOLKSWAGEN, exc. looks like new. Must sell.

$600 firm. Call aft. 5 p.m. 254-6215. Any year or condition Top Antique Classic Cars 1934.

CHEVY Master 6 coupe, good running body sound, has new paint, $400. 749- 2435. MOTOR TRUCKING FLORIDA DIRECT SERVICE to and from all points in Florida and en route; low rates, established line. RED VAN LINE OF BOSTON, 27 Tudor Cambridge, 547-1610. MOBILE HOMES Trailers DETROITER, 964.

54x10 full bath. w.W. carpet. setup in quiet park, ready for $3800. 664-4830.

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