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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

City Mo- has been plagued by small group
roy een-agers in movies taken over drug
tainted the haraed propetors by
pointing juveniles the courts won't touch u.s.
Recently City municipal judge proved them wrong
Faced with teenagers involved fight Judge Earl w
har labor the municipal farm TO eac
public said the Judge lis fed up with this sort OF
thing Too to the individual
welfare of the we should have
fol general public"
welfare heorst under whose influence whole American
cities have juvenile terrorism and
Judge Frost for his heartessnes such
will be the old and familiar lament
they people win make bad behavior riser
viii make decent citizens safer and life for
the respectable majority more pleasant.
they will help the boys after all No country IN the
heorzing about delinquency
country much of it, Kids are happier
they not confused as to whether
society expects them to be proper naughty societies
which preferred Maybe the good word vii
spreading City too thanks to Judge Frosfh'
Tribune.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

heart of liberal Republicans well Democrats
If the Minnesota Republicans wanted conservative
didae they have one in the person of Mr. MacKinnon
We regularly receive the high sounding Bulletin of the
World Council of Peace" 1t well printed well written 30
SO page publication constantly espousng the Soviet line
To read believe all the world tension is the fault of
the western especially the USA The technique used
by this publication reminds of of the moohe paper
publications being mailed influential white northeners by
the hate and segregaonst outfits up north and down south
which they emoonay try pnt up the danger of equality
and Indignation in this country.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
Republicans Endorse Mackinnon

The Minnesota Republican party showed lacked timber
when endorsed George MacKnnon its candidate for
The Democrats Of the ubaut because Mac
knnon represents conservatism in its best or
worst according to the way you it,
MaeKnnons nomination preSsaged either the unwingueSS
OF other outstanding Republicans tange with DF incumbent
orve Freeman the archcouseryaye control
of the COP in Minnesota.
Maekinnon is fairly capable but he is certainly no
liberal He has been avid critic of the Roosevelt New Deal
the Truman program and has been supporter of the
Republican and Democrats who have fashioned the moderate
civil rights measures in Congress
Locally he has raised his voice in behalf Of local
state FEPc Open Occupancy which have been dear
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
Letters To The Editor
Congratulations from Noeirema Club

Nacema Civic Club extends to and Staff
congratulations your build office building
out
a definite your we'll as the
The Narema Civic Club with its to the
future this immediate community win house
the city of Mime
leaders business to make
progress of the
Again wishes all
good Nacrema Civic Club
Clark President S949 Fourth
Ave Sc, Minneapolis, MINI, ~, 1858.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

Of the plight Of the American
college which win seek to correct
this notion. I don't want to take
the edge off these learned papers
by disclosing in advance the de-
tailed and factual basis for their
conclusion that colleges are not
overcrowded. But since the con-
illusions are already becoming
known in some circles see no
point in holding them back from
newspaper readers.
The plain fact is, am told
by some educators in a position
to know, that instead of being
overcrowded many colleges and
universities are finding themselves
short of students. The result is
financial strain for already over
strained college budgets.
What causes the difficulty is
this:
High school students now APP
ply for admission to half dozen
colleges, instead of one or two
AS they used to do. They do 1t
In the belief that their chances
of admission are small.
What they often find out,
though, is that they are admitted
to several schools for which they
have made application. The student
then chooses the school he would
prefer to enter. But the other
schools are left high and dry.
There is no time left for them to
go out hunting for students as
football coaches might seek half
backs.
There is, Of course, an over
crowded condition in some col
leges. Schools such as Harvard,
Yale, Princeton and a handful of
women's colleges on the East Coast
always have more applicants than
they have openings. But that was
true 20 years ago and even earlier.
on the other hand, there are
dozens of good small schools
around the country which are
filled to nowhere near capacity.
STUDY NOW, PAY LATER
Back at the time Sputnik I was
launched there was a great furry
over the plight of us. education.
There was all kinds Of talk about
increasing federal aid, about school
construction bills and bette r
teacher training programs. After
the initial excitement 1t seems
that we have now reverted to our
old. lackadaisical approach and
very little is being done for higher
or lower education.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

FOREIGN AID TRAVESTY-
Can someone please tell us why
the Dominican government of Die
tator Trujillo needs 100000 a
year in US. mutual aid? By odd
coincidence this happens also to
be the allowance the Dictator
gives his playboy son, who Is
chief of his fathers air force.
That's six times the salary of the
President of the United States.
Kim and Zsa Zsa can't be that
expensive.
Copyright, 1858, Robert G..
Spivack).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
"a Negro Draws a Comparison)
BY DAVID NJ. GRANT


NIXON GO HOME" said the mob in Peru.
NIXON GET OUT because don't want you"
They 'garbaged his and spat at him too.
They stoned him and cursed him. this mob in Peru.
But Nixon stood firm and said Let me speak truth"
The mob said "OK-Speak of Little Rock YOUTH
THE SHAME
The children of Faubus said "Niggers, get OUT.
That Governor smiled these kids put to rout
The ptifu NINE who sought merely to learn
In schools built with money their parents helped
mob of adults spat children that day
And cursed them and stoned them and ran them away
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT c. sPTvAcK

Misunderstanding COLLEGES LAMENT-One of the
many great myths being fed the American public by mnfomed
experts" who grace the Education Pages Of Of our
largest daes notion that colleges and universities
are overcrOwded
There will appear in the early Fall scholarly studies
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-13

emnes bad when the biased prop
agandist is in the Richmond Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC 'b3 chieftain de luxe
f.doof: q, and h., auto. trans, dark
green, orig. inside and out; S7Ds.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
l40l Conn. Ave NV. wo. 8-56b4
PONTIAC 'b6 wagon; :. and h..
s geTsS; s1,on s.,o, clean; ROYAL
WA. $4,000.
PONTIAC 1854 chieftain De luxe
t.df.i 2-tone blue finish: radio,
heater. hydramatie; owner like
new; sos down.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
203o Wilson Blvd. Arlinetop, Va.
"a. 2-e0Ql Open I'll e:31
PoFLEAc 1855 4.dr.: ., and h.i
10. 600 mi; 81 ,40b "a, S.s6os.
RAMnLER 1888 station wagon;
fully eapippedi only 81 ,0ps. "spe.
CO. 200 n 81. Sc, Ii. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
A6ToMoBlLEs FoR SALE
sla sn IsSle hh..s:r. s ssSSH $50
RICHARD & DAVIS

4 "a coon pa sIAc 3 10 Do ii BUSHES aSsss
r z 30 sI.r % d siIIIS ss.r;sl
PLYMOUTH 1876 savoy e-eyllR6eT,
4-door sedan; poweftiite. radio,
heater 2-tone paint iow mileage;
very clean, lnslde and put; fpop
M " 1 INC; MAkkIQN, Mp.
1 IasA QkoRuIA AVE-, 10, b.3c0O
r ,.ssn lus. ~ ssd s S.y.. . s. SEf
Eosfoar. s "a. s. SIX s'sn ROPER
SUBURBAN station wAscnI powsrflts,
radio, heater, power ateeFinG, power
brakess s.lone paint low miiease;
Sps 1ypsgi NJ y isse s;vurAros Nm
Ias d II SSF ~ r Z s5S
PLYMovEA .se v.s s.sE, s t
"s .u1 nice s sEia S sHs h.. nn sn
si.sis. Can insSss Win SIS
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
400 o., Ave. NV. IA. a-.p0s
PLYMouTA 1857 VS. Belysdsrs
white mi incl. toTaueflte, power
ateerine. power brakes. r. and h.,
w,-u. tires, white TOP. etc; a real
c SsssH inI HSs' sd su 70 p mss;h. 'i'S
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Ai00 0a. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
AufoMeIILIs BON sALE AureMopILIs Toa sALE

RAMBLER 1885 1907 wheel base
lsame as 'bh Rambler AinerieaT) :
low price, BURROWs MOTOR CO..
300 M ct. Sc, u. 4-s3O0,
RAMBLER 1853 de luxe cross
country haFdtop station wagon; ?.
Issr e' ap nsaramsns Il az . e
price Of SI.795.
Akers Olds Cadillac Co.
FairIinston shopping Center !. =
RAMBLER 1pB4 Custom 4-dr: =.
and b.. eysrdrivei owner; very
clean: eeD6.
KIRK MOTOR co.
ba3J Wis. Ave. EN-, 3-4b33
6TMcA
n nIsctass pee aif'IvsY w. - Area moosi'
JOHN CLIFFORD MQroRs .
u. D.0223 Open I'll 9
SIMCA
Washilgtou's exclusive simes
|Geaier offers complete lins Of 2.
doors, 1-doora. eofvertibles, station
wagons; up I? 40 miles per gallon
oil o11, one OF the nneet small cars
lon the market today. Prices start
a. low Is Sl.0D5
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS. LTD.
1901 Rhode Island Ave, NE.
co. 6-el22, Open 7:30-i0, Sun. lO-e
6TUDEBAKER bB President hard
top sport coupe: Z. and h.. auto
matte trane.. power steering and
brakes; white over green; 3 new
f cis. Bto5sEsbtrb, sst i.ssB' car BUT
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Il2l 2Ist ST NV m. 7-2470
sfUDEBAKER 'bI Champion: rum
and drives splendetd: sacrifice
Terms. $50 down, $40 mo. Perfect
FFeoR. tx TX. ' s.Psoo' ROPER MO-
sfUDE. IS VS. President hafdtopi
. auto. tIans, s2d, n; may sns sS-
1880 Goth 81. nv. DI. 1.b600.
TRIUMPHS
TR-3
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
900 n. Y, Ave. NV. Ex. 3-4744
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
1000 Wil.eh blyqA AFla VI

dNt t.HtuU
OLDsM0BiLk "a "sS" 1-door Sc.
dan. poWef brakes, hydFamati
fully equipped must saerince,
XVI sSIss 7. srl:i $3.50 or best 0h'''
(SLp8. 10 "aen t-doo. sedan, ~.
dramatic, tadlp, heater. power
steering and brakes a.tone paint
" w. tiresi air-eanditl0ned, vers
loH milsasei one evner like new
wiiEftER, INC. WHEATON ND
Il.b dEoR0IA AVE-, 10 6.b0Od
oLpsalonitE . iose s-dr, Holiday
giSisSCs.' sE seabRtcs aon 8. 9 BILE.
rlymoHshx Lsf hwy. AZ Hilivood
PACKARD 'S3 de luxe sedan: y
so aS fSay ssnnss dive p sssIs,
nee $40. Terms. SEQ down 70 r..
liable party. see between n am
enses : o 2, a; i1so \. !, ave ne
PACKARD 'ss PatEieiAn sedall
$3.50. Not warranted.
| Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co,
llea3 e9nd 81. NV. FE. 10000
PACKARD 'b6 Clipper 4-dr. sedan
{. and h.. automatic trans,, 2-tons
paint: worth much more than THU
low price. BuTLkR-BoNpED 81.
LEE d. BUTLER. INC.
iit2i eist 81, NV. N. 7-ea5l
| PLYMOUTH '46 l-dr. VS. SPORT
Ised haEdt9D: dusty rose and white
fully eaainped. incl powerhlte
:'s .ass . ad s sEsss, e AZ:
Si.lpB' Can hnanee with Si4s dn
ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
al00 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. e-ae0i
PLYMOUTH 80 VS. saver cdr
hnTdtop; sharp red and white an,
EQUIP. insipdins povsfHits. ps.
p.h- and =. w; tires. pedded
&c. ysll pslst si.sas. Can haans'
ROYAL MOTORS. INC
l4l0Q Ga. Ave, NV. ia. 1880.
PLYMOUTH 1884 nslyedeTs hard
sss.ss 6ysylss; tSis' deal 'i' s.hs rs !
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee hwy, Arlington, VI.
IA, .-lO03 Open It'll o:al
FALMOUTH 's7 BelvedeFe 1-dool
sedan. r and h.. automatic trans.
2-tone paint, Wv. tires; H,00i
actual miles, A real buy. BuTLEf
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ii2t 21st ST. NV. PE- 7-947I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

pLYMoUTlf IS Savoy 4 .door. "a.
S i Assss ESs's ans svn sasF. .Ds
E MHkhsk wseHIE dhesFf pEs siLEh
$500 Wis. AVE. NV. IN. a.i0s0
PONTIAC ,5B aafari station wagon ;
ssrina ssd Dove power s sssEs. ssss.
tifui alI-ieather interior; Ike
new: sI.B05: safety tested for your
raniy. PAUL Bros. iotbS'l y.
Wis md Kilieott st. n.w- Kk'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

LINCOLN 80 Capri a.dr. sedan:
Z, and h. auto. trans., power eleer-
ms end hgsksa: extra clean. BUT
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
tlai sist sT. NV, ri. 7.a450
Ms q. 1896 i and b. over
TAKOMA FORD
sSaS Piney nr. Rd.. 8, O.. ~. s.lN0n
MERCURY ss station WAGON; fally
ssuippsd owner; $1,000 can
MERcuRy ~ 4.dr station vaRqni
black and orchid, Z. and n, auto
Ralic tram save over si.ho0 on
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ilal 2lsl CT. NV m. I-2470
MERCURY 1919 Monterey l-dooFl
Mefeomalie. radio. heatcri .-tont
afeen nnish. Car No. aii2l $500
Ourisman-Mandell
Chevrolet
224l Nichols Ave. Sc.
LII. S-l05i
METROPOLITAN 1856 hardtep
sssEslial ssnew sne vnlss p 5all'
xoF1k CO. e6SM e. Sc. Il
MORRIS MINOR 1884 A-df.: r
and NJ priced below mafkst a
KIRK MOTOR CO.
ba33 Wis, Ave. EN-. a-a6aa
NASH 81 Metropolitan: fully
sapipped; excel. eond.i si.Ao0
NASH Rambler 1859 hardtop. Z.
h.. white side-uall tires. good
eond.. Sae6. liiNl orleans way
keneington, OF. 1.27ee.
of.DsMOnfLE 1884 .9ss Holiday;
Z. and h., hydramatlc. power steer.
|ing windoWh seat. brakes; new
Premium Wv. tires. special q
KIRK MOTOR co.
$3.50 Wis. Ave. EN-. a-4s3s
oLpsMopILn 1858 eonveftiblI
COUPE; charcoal gray With Whit
Ing, power brakes; only $l,0e6
Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
ises esna 81. NV. N, 7-ee0t
oLpSMoBiLR 1887 ''es" Hoida,
sedan. all power features, eompleti
equipment. Car No. 6S7S. pfieee
well below MARKET DO your owl
Feconditionine: $3.50.
AkerS OldS Cadillac Co
AL Faiy Hs Shopping Center s.s,,s.
OLDsMOBfLE "a aSs" Holidal
hArdtop; green and white. poweI
s.r.s Zoo M n,ls syd osiains oS
n. s .sFssssss ( s's e /. sl'ioO 'a'h
OLDSMOBILE 81
s .ssIS ,I sT Hello aSIsa' sSSRs t an
DISCOUNT PRicT. ss,SSS
|OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 w. " r. sIssi' Arb Va
ODDS IS De Luxe SIS" 4-door
hydramatie. radio. heater. a-tonl
flnish, like nav. Sl.3eS; safetl
tested for your protection; Soda
written warranty. PAUL bNol
loLDSl. Wh. and kilieott st.. nv.
BE. T-l3o&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Arcade Pontiac

a46O i4lh o. NV. RA. a-n87O
1887 Irving 81. NV. AD. l-s60l
PONTIAC 1865 star Chief convert
ible: hsdfamatie. radio, heater
power sietrlng, pover brakes. Wv,
tifea; beautiful cream paint with
matshiue interior; low mileasei ons
sNn's must BE- seen to Be appreei'
wWsKi. I'LL. INC, WHEATON. ND
cHRYSIEk PLYMOUTH -fAfPHRiAi
iiJsb oRoRoIA AVE-, 70. 5-sl0l
PONTIAC '57 star chIsf conv 81"
g., h., Jet blk; priced 81 ea.Ol5
Cal Nh. NoKLL RA. $1,000
PONTIAC 1897 star Chief conv.
full power. hydFamatle. r. b..
with iarse engine; orig. cost s..
800. sale price. $2.io5 Cali Mr.
nTenner, RA. 3-0t0O; DEALER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
TR-3

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
900 n. Z. Ave. NV. TX. 3-474,
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EORn

EoRD IS VS. cdr. shiny black
cut Al Ssndliion; sbaSs Written
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
q AulonolaIs Isa sac THERE oUcHTA Be "A LAW!

oLDs 'ss .os" 4-dr., :. ana r.,
Ss S.as '' :I.:a s sss ys ss;.,y IS
NORTHWEST MOTORS
440i Conn, Ave, NV, Wo. d.b0bi
OLDs '68 super ISIS Holiday a.df
sedan. hydfAmntis, radio, heater
power stegfina, power brakes
padded dash, Wv, tires. excellent
conditinn. Si.boh: safety tested fol
your protection. aO.dny writer
warranty. PAUL BROS, lQLp4l
Wis and Hilieost 81. NV. kE. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

RAMBLER 1914 Custom 4-dr.: =.
and h. overdrive; / owner; very
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aIMCA

BIMCA
Img' ,.es ..i =, dsiiveY .. ~ models
s1e'9 JOIN posafissfFokD snsodrHoSfRs
"a. A.o223 Open I'll 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
JACK BLANKS

PoNTIAc leSo eofsl and whits
s sSIs w .tie r.. i IS n alsssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
OLDSMOBTLE $50
OLMSTEAD Odds

ssss nss'' SsSp' ad sad and A' :s::
Resnlsg g ,9ab value, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Akers Odds Cadillac Co.
yai.Iinston shopping Center e =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
KIRK MOTOR CO.

NORRIS MINOR 1854 a-df.: +
and H.; priced below mArket 81
Sooh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

1910 4. /. ave, Nh. "A. e-l0oa
rom, 1888 Ranch vseon; ike
new. and h.. auto, drissi owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

, RAMBLER 1851 de luxe cross
country hafdtop station wagon; 2.
s S9e ap nsarass 4 s a. . e ns
price Of SI.7gb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

KIRK MOTOR co.
6a33 wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4593
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HILLMAN
si.sss Nss
JACK PRY, LTD.

itth AND ? 8fe. NV
IMPkRlAL 'sI l-dooF sedan; .iullI
seuippse; 81 pc.sr. Ia na 4 !.
3,l3k. R0YAI CHRysLKR. NC
1901 n. !, ave. ne, WA. 7-1OOa
MERcURY so: 'S3 PoFd tuil-raes
motof, eustomlzed body.. VIII sell
for $500 or hest e2sr. PA
Ss1O4I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

IN ~ go: ]; a ss$sIii ssSSs 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

PACKARD 80 de luxe sedan: =
and and Ia, h sssas. a,,,. sp!snSi.e
Az ,ss 70, Terms q. S SO down . l I,
Me. neooonMiNs0 n 7 ase 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

S0iN h. !. Ave. NE. IA, 9.l00a
rom 81 va b-pass, Country
nIlsss,. BUTLER BONDED ST..
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LINCOLN 80 caprl 4-dr, sedan
~ q. ~ .I',. , sSs,. . gsSsr tsF
LEE b. BUTLER, INC,
tl2l sist eT. NV. Pt, 1.a45t
MERCURY. 1890 !. and b. over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

efab PlneY nF. Rd.. 3, g.. ~. Gel 600
MERCURY - station wagon; fally
ssuipnsd ! owner; sistoo' can
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NASH Rambler 1859 hardsop; !.
ss;and.: ssSs. iiiot orleans s sss
KensinEton, OF. 7.27ee,
of.DaMOntLE 1884 .oSs Holiday
{. and h., hydramatlc. power steer.
Ina windoWs seat. brakes; nev
Premium Wv. tires. special 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

sas3 wis. Ave. EN-. a-shsa
NASH - Metropolitan; fully
equipped: excel. eond.l Si.at0.
CN. H-Slef.
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LEE D. BUTLER, INC,

llal slss q. NV. ", T.aA70
toRn $50 Tudor; q, n. exeeptIon-
I elem. iow A g sns e. ss snsnes
a. '.f rRis AsSs ''i Ia s'h 1000 saaHSs
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KIRK MOTOR go

s333 wis. Ave. IN. a-4Aai
oLpsMoRILn 1858 convertible
coupe: charcoal gray with white
ilnish: new white tor. power steer.
Ing, power brakes; only $1.0e6i
Gee guarantee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

MERCURY ~ 4.dr. station vaaoni
black and orchid, i. and n, auto
matte trans !. save over si.bo0 on
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
|tlal 2ist CT. NV n. 7.24z0
MERCURY IDSa Monterey l-dooFl
NereoTnatle. radio, heater; 2-tone
green nnish. Car No. aii2l $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
NORTHWEST MOTORS

lt0I Conn, Ave. NV, Wo, 0.16n4
FORD ~ Ranch Wason v.sl teal
trlmi 2, and h.. many extTasi low
niileaee: extremely clean: 81 SOS.
LOGAN, goRp. iiso eoth %.
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TRIANOLE FORD
TRIANGIE E0Rn

FORD s56 F1iFIans "ss Victoria
rosdoRe.!s; rcsio q. and . heater: IT, re- Z
eleani St.opb. with written kuar-
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1854 chieltaln De luxe
one blue nniSh: radio.
dramatic; 1 owner; like
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FoRnS. i65a--speeial sale o. Gus.
tom v-e a-doors and A-doQr4. each
with FQrdomatie. radio and heater
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{, director Irving Rapper IN then
picture. The Miracle" VT
torio 0assman. who plays the
gypsy IN the film. Il delayed
q few days longer In Rome. :.
And. paging Ava 0ardners The
role OF the bullnghter In '"rhe
Miracle" Is again available,
Mexican matador Carlos Aruz-
N, who was signed for the
role. cannot leave his bulls.
Warmers Is seeking q replace
ment.
Robert Wagner Is set for
The Sound and the Fury" with
Yul Brynner and jeanne Wood
ward. Jerry Wald believes wag-
ner IL the big star Of tomor-
row. Highlight OF Kim
NOvak's all-lavender den Is a
painting featuring a white
Siamese cat on q purple velvet
cushion. Kim Is marking time
until her next movie. Beach
Boys"
Yet another movie on the
crowded calendar Of Tony Cur
us-"M'y Glorious Brothers, /"
which. Tony explained on the
Sam Goldwyn lot. Is the story
OF the Maccabees OF ancient
Israel. The picture viii be made
In Jerusalem next year, when
the situation win be calmer-we
hope.
Tony then dashed over 10
Director Billy wilder to show
him a photograph Of himself
dressed in the high fashion OF
the EOS as a woman-for his
Some Like It Hot" movie. Ex-
cept for the legs, I wouldn't
have known him.
49,
A stopover at Myrna Logs
dressing room. We've been re-
hearsing Miss Lonelyhearts' for
two weeks" said Myrna. land
we're now ready to shoot. The
schedule is about four weeks.
Then / return to New York
where Myrna lives with hus-
band Rowland Sergeant, now in
charge Of United States broad
casts beamed behind the Iron
Curtain in Russia.
Young Dolores Hart, CO.
starred with Miss 10y, Mont
gomery Gift, Robert Ryan and
Maureen StapletOn, has a greet
ing card business on the side
with Don Bradley. who is Sec
Rotary to Hal Wallis. Their
combined investment is $40.
Dolores does the drawing, Don
handles the business end, but
both do the selling-and very
successfully.
Sphynxlike Diane Varsi gets
peeved when kept waiting. But
you were an hour late the last
time" a reporter who apollo
gized for keeping the star wait.
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Last Day ROBERT MITcHUM in
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HOLLYWOOD (NANA)--.
Katharine Hepburn has al
ready signed up her favorite
makeup man in Rome for
THE Story of San Michele, A"
which Warmers will make in
the Eternal City. And the buzz
in Italy is that Spencer Tracy
will costar with his longtime
pal. Katie. BY the way, has
anyone seen Tracy lately? No
one seems to know where he
is Frank Sinatra has
been having a painful session
every day at his dentists. Get
ting ready for the trip to In
diana for Some Came Run
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