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Evening star., 1960-06-05

recorded d, somebody
pointed out that Frank
Sinatra also had a song
called "Only the Lone
1y." Titles are not SUBJ
ject to copyright, but Mr..
Foster didn't like to du-
plicate the name exact
ly. So they added a sub
title, making it: "ONLY
THE LONELY will know
how l feel" The second
line appears in small
print.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters to Editor must rtters correct
addresses and telephone numbers. Pen tDtH be
used ii requested subject to condenSG-
tion. Address letters to TEEN The Washington Star.
Washington 3, d. c.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus Of Ratings of Nine Local D. Us

Record
I. Only the Lonely
z. EvevbOdy's Somebody's Fool
3. Bill BoiIey
4. Alley oOp
5. Love You So
s. All the Love I've Got
7. cothy's Clown
8. I'm Sorry
9. I'lI Be There
10. When VIII I Be Loved
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Questions

There are several questions
that would like to ask:
Would it be possible for
The Star to occasionally use
it's color process in printing
a few of the photographs in
TEEN? If there are publica-
tionS similar to TEEN in
other cities, would 1t be at all
practical to exchange news
and views through the Sum-
day supplements? And, if it
is possible, could TEEN con-
tain an editorial? The only
trouble is, I cannot think Of
any feature which could be
taken out!
J. ID. JONES
Color may come later to
TEEN. As for publications
similar to TEEN, there are
a fen in other cities, but
space limits us. in erchang-
ing nelUS and UietOS. As for
editorials in TEEN, our
policy has been to report
WhGt teen-dgerS are doing
and thinking, but not to
conduct cruSades. This has
been the case because iOe
feel that teen-dgerS do not
like adults to preach.
Evening star., 1960-09-28

NEW YORK-Averell Harri-
man received a special permit
for his official party to cross
the congo River toy meet
Lum u ba and President
Kasavubu At the ferry
he found United States cor
respondents stranded because
they had no permits to cross.
Hartman "depGtized" them as
members of his official party.
Jascha HeifetZ and Sir
Thomas Beecham will appear
at the Pablo CaSalS Festival in
Acapulco. Joan Crawford,
Dean Martin and Katharine
Hepburn may star in a film
version of "Toys in the Attic"
Richard Rodgers. the COM
poser, has decided to write his
own lyrics. He should do well
at it, for he's an articulate and
imaginative man. Rogers,
incidentally, once wrote a lyric
for a column I used in '43, in
which several songwriters wrote
on the theme, IF Could
Write the Nations Laws" E"
Rodgers wrote:
The law for which I really
thirst
Would lock up all the birds
Who torture you with,
which comes first.
The music or the words?"
y u
Now that John Gunther has
successfully launched his
Taken at the Flood" he's
started writing Inside Europe
Revisited" Ethel Norman
sang at the 30th annual Cos
Cob Republican clambake on
Sunday. The Gypsy" star said:
TITS lots of fun. We bake clans
and roast Democrats"
This was Gen. Mark Clark,
Ambassador Robert Murphy,
Averell Hartman and FDR, jr.
will do their f1lm-tapes for
the ABC-TV series on Winston
ChurchilPs career. The
filming Of Pleasure of His
Company" interrupted by the
Hollywood strike in January
will be resumed this week.
Alfred Hitchcock received q
Evening star., 1960-09-28

show, told of Victor Fleming
directing Doug Fairbanks l.
who refused to make a two
story leap. Fleming asked:
Will you do it if show you
it can be done?" Fairbanks
agreed. Fleming made the
leap and. still prone. yelled
up to Fairbanks to leap from
the balcony. Fairbanks jumped.
Then Fleming shouted: Get
an ambulance. I broke both
my ankles. and I think Doug
broke at least one."
John Lindsay. the Republican
Congressman from the silk
stocking" district, is running
against William vanden Heuvel.
the Democratic-Liberal NOM
inee. Adlai Stevenson told
vanden Heuvel: You learn
more about yourself in a week
of campaigning than in six
months with a psychoanalyst. "
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Suit BIumes
Filled Ditch
For Flooding

Prince Georges County has
gone to court over a drainage
ditch which officials say was
filled in during construction of
a house and caused street
flooding in Lanham.
A suit has been filed in
Prince Georges Circuit Court
Evening star., 1960-09-28

asking for a mandatory in
junction to eliminate the OBJ
struction of the drainage ditch
Robert B. Matthias, county at
torney, said yesterday.
Named in the suit are James
F. Gardner of 6100 Naval ave-
nue., Lanham; a neighbor,
George Bailey, who lives on
property reportedly owned by
Mr.. Gardner, and John L. Jen-
nings of $500 Branch avenue,
Hillcrest Heights, builder OF
Mr.. Bailey's home.
The suit charges the defen-
dent graded the lot with dirt
and other materials so that
Evening star., 1960-09-28
CHEVERLY

The Boldest Story Ever to Scorch
the Screenl Builds to wild
STAGGERING final 20 minutes that
leave audiences in sweat" =
Variety. "A truly terrifying exam
pie of sustained menace!' - Cue
Magazine. PRIVATE PROPERTY"
7:20. 9:45; plus DIANA DORIS,
'B1K1NI BABY" $40, S:45, Rec
Price
Evening star., 1960-09-28
THE LYONS DEN
There's Always d Way
BY LEONARD LYONS

letter from Mrs. Michael
Psyche, of Baltimore, threat
ening a million-dollar suit
unless he removes her name,
Psyche" from his movie
marques. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hitchcock left the other day
for their first trip to Germany
in 80 years. At that time he
started to make a silent film,
then had to reShoot it because
"talkies" had just been in
vented. In Germany now they'll
be the guests of the star of
that film, Amy Ondra, and her
husband Max Schmeling.
In that film, incidentally,
Hitchcock made the first at
tempt at movie clubbing" be-
cause Miss Ondra's English
accent was poor. He hired
Joan Barry II now the social
Mrs. Henry Tiarks-to speak
into a mike and match Miss
Ondra'S lip movements.
&~
ThouSand-dollar contributors
for the october 18 dinner by
. the New York Citizens for
Kennedy and johnson are being
assured two platinum inaugural
ball tickets and two inaugural
parade seats. The Stork
Clubs Chinese chef speaks nc
English. When Sherman Bill
ingsley, who has four lawsuits
constantly pending, was asked
how they communicate, he said
Through my attorneys"
Diahann Carroll named her new
daughter "Ottilie," the charac-
ter she played in House OF
Flowers"
Lewis Milestone, who ap-
peared on Oscar Levant's TV
Evening star., 1960-09-28
WINELAND THEATERS

abe DRIVEN ~ z,o0 osl !pt'sn s..soc 10;
PAUL NEWMAN, JoANNE WOOD
WARD in John O'Hara's FROM
THE TERRACE" Color, at 9:2l;
EVY NORLUND in THE FLYING
FONTAINES," Color, at 1881.
Evening star., 1960-09-28

ton caused mud and debris to
clog up manholes in the sew
age and drainage system. The
suit also asks for $4,000 in
damages. A hearing has been
set for October 13.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS"-Cantinfas tops a
star-fled cast in Mike TOdds fun-fed show.
BATTLE OF THE SEXES"-PeteF Sellers cOmicaly fOils
lady efficiency expert to old Scottish firm
BELLS ARE RINGING"-Judy Holiday delights again in
lavish film version of her Broadway musical hit.
"THE BLUE ANGEL-Dramatic study In degradation with
May Britt the cause, Curt Jurgens the affected
DEVILS DISCIPLE"-Bernard Shaw the American
Revolution, welacted by Laurence Olivier, others.
PORTRAIT IN BLACK"-Lana Turner and Anthony Quinn
in a suspense melOdrama with opera OvertOneS.
"SAPPHIRE"-YvOnne Mitchell and Nigel Patrick in
periOr British whOdunt, tidy and suSpenseful.
"THE SHEEPMAN"-Genn Ford, Mickey Shaughnessy and
Shirley MacLaine in a Western with of humOr.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
HAYWOOD

BRIGITTE BARDoT, FEMALE
AND THE FLESH. $40, $50;
$40. Recommended for Adults.
No Children's Price.
STARTS TOMORROW First Wash
ington Showing! THUNDER IN
CAROLINA" Thrill to the SOUTH
ERN 500" the World Series of
Stock Car pociySr
Evening star., 1960-09-28

the natural flow of water was
stopped. After each rainfall,
water collected at the intersec-
ton of Naval and Magnolia
avenues, the suit charges.
It further states the condi-
Evening star., 1960-09-28
ALLEN

MATINEEs DAILY. / PM. Cont.
Certainly pulls few punchesp'--
n. Y, Times. "A bold French ven-
topic" IN. Y. World-Telegram
"Francoise Arnoul, a sultry beauty
mindful of Gina Lollobrieida, is
highly effective in her wanton
rolel"-N. Y News. TEMPEST
IN THE FLESH" l:l5, 3::2O, 5:25.
7:30, 9:35. Recommended for
Adults. No Children Price.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
KYATTSVILLE

BRIGITTE BARDoT, "FEMALE
AND THE FLESH" $40, $40:
Plus DIANA DORIS. ROOM 49,"
$40. Recommended for Adults
No Children'S Price.
STARTS TOMORROW: All the ex-
citement the screen can hold!
THUNDER IN CAROLINA" Thrill
to the SOUTHERN 500" the
World Series of Stock Car Racing
tFirst Washington. ShowingD
Evening star., 1960-09-28
BETHESDA

MATINEES DAILY. PM. Cont.
Certainly pulls few punches!"-
N. Y, Times. "A bold French ven
ture into usually forbidden screen
topic" N. Y. World TELEGRAM
"FrancoiSe Arnoul, a sultry beauty
mindful of Gina Lollobrigida, is
highly effective in her wanton
roler'-N. Y. News TEMPEST
IN THE FLESH" 1:l5, 800, 5:@5,
T:30, 9:35. Recommended for
Adults. No Children'S Price.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
YIERS MILL

Certainly pulls no punches -
N. Y, Times. "A bold French ven
ture into a usually forbidden screen
topicm IN. Y. World Telegram.
FRANCHISE Arnoul, a sultry beauty
mindful Of Gina Lollobrigida, is
role!"-N. Y. News. TEMPEST
IN THE FLESH" 500, 7:4O, $40.
Recommended for Adults. No Chill
dren's Price.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Nrar n. I. D.. ann Naual 6nHuttal

Trim white brick split level lovely fenced bedrooms boths
living equipped Kitchen dining Large
soton with fireplace FLA approved and sell
900. 4b2es loan ovalobe lmmsdiets eeupaney
DIRECTIONS: rioht Lane chanue
Drive, right to our at eSi0.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Renewing
Old
Furniture

Painted furniture is fash
ionable. which is good news
for the do-it-yourself cult.
Enamel is a paint that women
can handle with ease. 1t may
be applied easily, is odor-
free and it dries quickly to
a good-looking finish.
Gather UP old Scared end
tables, coffee tables, bedroom
chests that are collecting
dust in the attic and prepare
them for a new life. The
back-to-school set will en-
Joy the new look of a bed
room set that has been livened
up with a gay color, so don't
stop refurbishing until you've
perked up you students bed
room.
The new decorator colors
in enamels are chic and mod
ern. Turquoise. melon and
reds are available, and one
should be able to find an
enamel to go with the present
room decor. so that an en-
tire room may not need re-
doing.
Yellow enameled furniture
is charming with white walls,
and with organdy ruffled cur
tainS if it is a young girls
room. Deep pink is gay when
combined with white. The
young man of the house may
prefer more rugged colors in
deeper tones.
Preparation of an old fin
ish in good condition should
be easy. All traces of dust,
wax, oil or polish should be
removed however with a paint
thinner. Any gloss should be
dulled with steel wool or sand
paper. The surface should
be clean and dry before the
enamel is applied.
If the old finish Is in poor
condition, however, it should
be removed with paint re-
mover, making certain the
room is we'll ventilated. Holes
or cracks should be filled with
putty or plastic wood. Com
mercial filters are easy to use
if directions are followed.
When patched areas are
dry, sand the surface lightly.
Apply an enamel undercoat
and let it dry thoroughly be-
fore applying the top coat.
If you are not up on your
enamelS, consult your local
store so that you get a good
quality enamel.
The enamel should be put
on in quick strokes. follow
ing the grain of the wood,
with a brush that is gener-
ously filed. Stroke the sur
face across the wood grain
without reloading the brush.
This will help spread the
enamel evenly.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Landscape Unit
Names Aide

David A. Reed, former news
chief of the American Red
Cross Office Of public in
formation in Alexandria,
has been named assistant
executive director of the
American Society of Land
scape Architects.
Mr.. Reed will have special
responsibilities in the society's
expanding publication and
public relations program, ac-
cording to Lynn M. F. Har-
riss, executive director of the
society.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Bennett Hos Model
In Flint Hill

Discussing the homes, a
spokes man mentioned
"award-winning contempo-
rary design and site plan
ming on lots that are one-half
acre at a minimum, the Be-
thesda location, and the large
rooms throughout"
Keyes, Lethbridge & Con-
don were architects for the
homes. Four basic designs are
available, with a number of
variations. Flint Hill homes
have four bedrooms and three
baths. In three of the models,
the homes are expandable to
five or six bedrooms.
The building firm Is its own
broker. Minimum price is
$4,000.
The Bennett firm has been
IN the homes building field
in this area for some eight
years and has built a total
of approximately 100 homes.
Its earlier subdivision, Poto-
mac Overlook, also received
national awards for design
and site planning.
Directions to reach the
Flint Hill exhibition, as sup
piled by the builder. are:
"Out River road one block
past Wilson lane to Nevis
road, left to Broxburn court
and right to the three model
homes"
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Sleepy
Hollow
Entry

Sleepy Hollow Woods is the
locale Of a Fall Festival Of
Homes exhibit Of Community
Builders.
Cohen, Haft Associates are
the architects. The develop
ment Is near Annandale in
Fairfax County.
Four models are being built,
each with a number Of varia-
tions. They include one one
story. two types of split-levels
and one bi-level.
Since the development was
started in October, 1858, the
firm has completed more
than 200 homes. Another 80
are under construction at
this time, and the 10 homes
projected for the final section
are to be started within q
month.
The homes have four bed
rooms and two and one-half
bathrooms. They are Of brick
and-frame construction.
A spokesman said:
"We preserved the trees in
Sleepy Hollow Woods and
left the ground contours un-
disturbed, fitting the types Of
houses to the sites and thus
giving the development a
natural look. Architecture is
Colonial in character"
I. L. Lewis Associates is
the agent. Minimum price
is $24,250.
Directions, as furnished by
the builder. are:
"Out Columbia pike from
Fourteenth Street Bridge Just
past Sleepy Hollow road to
Sleepy Hollow Woods"
Evening star., 1960-09-24

A Fall Festival Of Homes
exhibit at 7402 Broxburn
court, in the Bethesda area
of Montgomery County. Is
being offered by the Bennett
Construction Co.. Inc.
The home is in the firms
Flint Hill development. and
one Of % it has completed
there. Five others are under
construction, and a total of
43 are projected for the COM
munity when completed.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
BFthrHha ARA
Open Sunday L It'll z

11nH TmrnFr Eanr- -Ghruy GhaHr. mh.
This sUstembui rombls beoufuI
blocks C. Line will appeal the discriminating
hos winsIs bedooms boh excellent Fumyzs Kitchen
orate dining foesione polio Of living full
basement end both, large rejection 7eo Well
poysoUnds, schools end bus Western Priced realistically
$3675o
DIRECTIONS From
IL blocks to Cummings
Evening star., 1960-09-24
G1n5 1dallru Rnan-itllmran

Brick Cope Cod bedrooms a and bo lsf floor;
sseend living with splaes dining
oien screened ondor sos
fenced Yord FHA financing ovolobe amy
priced in mid 20s-'hi 5
nm VoIley
Road 10 q - '
Evening star., 1960-09-24

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, d. c.
Saturday, September ~, 1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Sports Injuries
Seminar Shifted

Site of the Montgomery
County symposium on athletic
injuries tomorrow has been
changed from Richard Mont
gomery to Walter johnson
High School gymnasium.
The session. opening with
registration at $50 am, will
be conducted by the Montgom-
cry County Medical Society.
Public school coaches in the
county are required to attend.
but the symposium also will
be open to other coaches and
the general public.
The symposium will precede
the start of football practice
in Montgomery public high
chools Tuesday. Prince
Georges County high schools
will open preseason workouts
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

Rolls-Royce Griffon engine
with 1000 horsepower, has been
unchanged since giving Canada
its first Harmsworth champion
ship.
AL three American boats use
General Motors-built Allison
engines. Such top-rated Amer
lean hydroplanes as Miss
Thriftway and Miss U. S. I are
ineligible for this international
competition because of their
Rolls engines. The Harmsworth
deed of gift DEGREES the boat
and engine must be designed in
the nation challenging for the
trophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

Wayne Turner, Suffolk: Jake Adams,
Highland Springs.
duards-steve Henderson. Lane; Tom
Moore. vsrina; Duane BickerS. Lane;
Darrell Cauley. Lexington.
Tackles-Horace Henson, Buena
Vista; Royce Meade, clintwood; Robert
Peak. Chilhowie.
Centers-Thomas Allen, Lane; James
Kelvin. Rock Hill.
Quarterbacks-Billy Scripture, Prin-
cess Anne: Joe Wheeler. Buena Vista.
Halfbacks-Bobby Weidman. Hermit
tage: Bobby johnson, Hopewell; Bob
OKennon, IT., Hopewell; Bobby Royster,
Great Bridge; Doug Walker, Powhatan;
John Hepler, Winchester; Steve Runkle.
Lane: Dennis Perdue. Blacksburg.
Fullbacks-Dale Ramey, ir., Halifax;
Pete Grove. Rock Hill; Don Smith,
William Fleming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Cantrell at Wheel
Belvoir Schedules
Little League Series

The Fort Belvoir Little
League will be host to seven
Little League all-star teams
from area military bases in
the Inter-Service champion
ship tournament August "a
through 81.
Teams from Patuxent Naval
Air Station. Andrews Air Force
Base, Boiling Air Force Base,
Fort Myer. Fort Meade, Guam
tico. Walter Reed and Fort
Belvoir will compete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

tice fields and entertainment
facilities.
The North. a 800 winner in
last years inaugural game at
Washington-Lee High School,
is made up of players mostly
from the Northern Virginia
Group ! League. They will
compete against the best play
ers from Fredericksburg south.
Drazenovich and Demao will
use what they term an open
formation" in an effort for a
repeat victory. They plan to
employ the basic Information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

with flankers. split ends and
other variations.
The North yesterday lost End
John Tison of Episcopal, who
was forced to withdraw be-
cause of an infected ear.
Drazenovich and Demao i'm
-mediately lined up Bob Odom
of Mount Vernon, a 6-foot,
l80-pounder.
Mcdonald yesterday COM
pleted the South's roster, which
has Is players to the North's "a.
The South squad:
Ends-Billy Snider, Buena Vista;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
By CARL SELL
Star Stah Writer

The North and South squads
will begin workouts today at
Fort Belvoir in preparation for
Friday nights All-Star High
School football game at George
Washington High School Sta
dunn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
High School Gridders Sturt
AII-Stur Game Workouts

Both squads reported last
night and were briefed on
plays by Coaches Chuck ORA
zenovich and AL Demao of the
North and Ned Mcdonald of
the South.
The Army invited the squads
to use the military base, in
Guiding its living quarters, prac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
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Three U. S. Boots Goinq
ForHormsworth I rophy

PICTON, Ontario. Aug. 10
(AP). - The United States
sends a three-pronged chal-
lenge at Canada's sleek defen-
. der, Miss Supertest III, here
next week aimed at recapturing
powerboating's highest interna-
tional prize, the Harmsworth
Trophy.
Selected for the American bid
on Picton's picturesque Bay of
Quinte course were Detroit's
Gale v. and Nitrogen and Nj
trogen Too, both of Whining
ton, Del.
Seattle's Miss Burien, orig
inally named to the team, with
drew yesterday after blowing
an engine in an earlier race.
The American unlimited
hydroplanes, racing as an en-
try, will compete in the best
of-three. 45-mile heats starting
Friday. The second heat will
be held Saturday and the third,
If needed. the following Mon
day.
Canada Defends Trophy
The lone Canadian craft en-
tered so far is Miss Supertest
III, which ended the United
States 39-year monopoly of the
HarmSworth last year at De-
troit. Canada can match the
United States entry total up
until two hours before race
time. but is not likely to add
another boat.
Owned and designed by Jim
Thompson of London, Ontario,
the third Supertest is conSi-
dered by many superior to any
of the three American boats.
Only Gale V has been a race
victor, winning recent interna-
tional events at Buffalo, N. Y.
and st. Clair, Mich.
Bob Hayward. who, drove
SuperteSt to its HarmSworth
victory over Maverick in 1859,
will pilot her again. Last sum-
mer on a chopper, windier De-
troit River course, Hayward
rode Supertest at an average
of 99.976 mph., a record for the
race first contested in 1908. His
average in the winning 45-mile
heat was 104.098 mph.
Cantrell at Wheel
Gale v, owned by Joe Scho-
enith, will be raced by Wild Bill
Cantrell, a successful veteran
driver in this dangerous sport.
He'll be making his second
Harmsworth appearance. Norm
Evans of Seattle will steer
Nitrogen, owned by Sam DUPONT
of Wilmongton. Russ Musson
will drive Nitrogen Too, also
owned by DUPONT.
Miss Supertest, powered by
Evening star., 1960-07-10

FORD 80 2-dr. custom VS.;
r. and h. S150. IA. 2-2124.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
TRIANGLE FORD

3O10 R. I. Ave, NE. La. a-1OO9
FORD 81 6-pass. Ranch Wagon
beautiful black finish: shows the
best of care throughout: mighty
VS. performance. Fordomatic
transmission. You need not settle
for less during Ford City's best
buy in July sale. This one only
Sl,095.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so 9-paggenger country
squire station wagon; white;
power steering, power brakes; ex-
ceptionally clean; S2,S95, CCC
Pnar
Evening star., 1960-07-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcoNTlNUED)
ENGLISH FORD

ENGLISH FORD 1857 Tudor; very
clean throughout; 1000 actua
miles: S495. JET ENGLISH FORD
o34 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 4-2300.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

FORD '54 custom 4-dr. 6-cyl.,
stick shift. excel. cond., . new
tires; OWNER: S3S5. ia. S-s232
FORD '5S Fairlane hardtop Tu-
dor; auto. trans, r. and h.. " w,
tires: $3.50. BY OWNER. CO.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
FORD '58
-S. y Worrr mn,

FORD 1857 white Custom 1900"
touring convertible, New. Wv.
tires. New custom white nylon top.
Red and white leather upnols;'
r. and h, Excel. mech. cond.
Concourse appearance. l owner.
For sale by OWNER. Reasonably
priced. Finan. possible. OIL. 2-7264:
FORD '57 sta. wag.: beaut. green
finish: fully EQUIP; only S9g5
SIS down. STEUART, INC, JU
FORD 80 2-dr. custom VS.:
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Capitol -Cadillac OldS Co

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FORD SO taxicab: excel. cond :,
S165 and take over payments SIS
per wk. LU. 1921 afer 1890 pm.