  NGC 613 (AM 0132-294) is a multi armed spiral with an active nucleus. Radio
emission is aligned along the narrow inner bar of the spiral and appears to
include inner and outer pairs of radio sources which define a line of ejection
from this nucleus. Four high redshift quasars from the 2dF survey fall further
out along this same line. The redshifts of these four, plus two others in this
general direction, are close to the peak values in the periodic redshift
distribution of quasars. In separation, redshifts and other properties there is
an almost exact duplicate of NGC 613 in the pair of z ~ 2 quasars paired across
the radio ejecting, barred galaxy NGC 936.NGC 941, a companion to NGC 936, has
a quasar apparently connected to it by a radio bridge which shows structure at
high resolution.One of the pair across NGC 936, a strong Parks quasar, is also
accurately aligned with another strong Parks quasar further away. Possible
relationships between other quasars and low redshift galaxies in a broader
region around NGC 936 are discussed.
