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Evening star., 1962-07-22
BY DAVID FARMER
Associated Press Staff Writer

HOLLYWOOD. = Deborah
VALLEY went to drama school.
She took a screen test. She
got a contract with Columbia
Pictures. She began making
movies.
She's a budding star at the
age of 20.
How does she like it?
"It's been horrible.
II want out of my con-
tract" she says. "They
haven't let me do anything
since last November"
Miss Valley, whose 95
pounds are distributed admir-
ably over a 5-foot-2 chassis,
has green eyes and red hair
and just loves Walt Disney
for whom she's done some
movie work. That's the prob
lem.
Columbia, she explains, has
''pre-empty rights" on her
meaning:
They can keep me from
doing anything for anyone
else, and they don't have to
give me anything to do,
either"
She wants Disney to have
these rights.
Just for Finance
Columbia Is no longer an
organized studio" she COM
plains. cts a financing COR
poration. They have no say
about who's used in the NOV
les they finance.
"The studio is not equipped
for caring for people, and
they don't know how to build
stars.
But I think I can get out
of my contract"
Debbie has made one pic
ture for Columbia and that
studio relaxed the clutches to
Evening star., 1962-07-22
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

eAAA1 SAAeA~ " AhN otaA
There was a report out OF
Hollywood the other day of
a trend toward more whole
some movies and eone that
would become even more evi-
dent in the second semester
of 1862.
These are provocative
words around a drama de-
partment. They are the sort
to send a reviewer thumbing
through his mind to see how
they check with his expert
ence. This experience, by the
way, includes some films
which the critics have seen
but which remain to be
shown in Washington.
A couple of these will be
turning up in a few days
and, no doubt about it. they
fall into the wholesome class.
One is "Mr. Hobbs Takes A
Vacation" 1t may be tucked
away as for the family, about
a family, by Nunnally john
son. Another is "The Music
Man." a veritable banana
split Of pure Americana.
A Wholesome BEST"
On the way to some
notable and popular excep-
tions to the rule of whole
someness, the mind reaches
out to a number of other
films which conform to the
rule. One of these is whistle
Down the Wind" a seven
weeks lingerer on its first
run date. Another is "The
Miracle Worker" which re-
viewers and others are in
formally ranking as the best
motion picture of 1862 to
date.
There are others. among
them the contemplative and
meaningful Tomorrow Is My
Turn" a sure 10-best, and
Walt Disney's Bon Voyage"
Also. despite the odor of un-
sanctity to be found in its
prison atmosphere. "Birdman
of. Alcatraz" has something
good to say about a bad man.
In its daytime sequences, de-
voted to the hunting and
capturing of wild animals in
Africa, "Hatari" meets higher
standards of wholesomenesS
than a lot of movies.
Solid List, 1t Is
This is rather a solid list
to sustain the argument that
there is more of moral mild
ness, even virtue, in a num-,
ber of 1925 films. Before
one can become completely
immersed in a glow of ad-
miration for Hollywood's re-
demption, and that of its
patrons, another question
arises, however.
This has to do with which
pictures are the most popular
at the moment.
1t is a query that puts a
slightly different face on the
whole matter.
The two most popular films
in town as of now are "Only
Two Can Play" which is
English and not to be blamed
on Hollywood. and "T hat
Touch of Mink" a domestic
product. The former is a
truly sophisticated, enor-
mously amusing and adult
study of lechery as the af-
Fiction of a librarian in
Wales. Its star is Peter Sell
lers, incomparably suave and
endlessly deft in portraying
an underpaid public servant
trying to get ahead in his
profession by playing at in
fidelity with the library board
chairman's attractive wife.
Evening star., 1962-07-22
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
STAGE

CARTER BARRON AMPHITHEATER Ella Fitzgerald
show; opens tomorrow.
OLNEY-'Write Me Murder; opens July 81
SHADY GROVE MUSIC FAIR-'Bells Are Ringing: opens
tomorrow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; opens August A.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

DETROIT - During the 1861
season, Detroit Lion defensive
tackle Alex Karras threw the OPP
posing quarterback thirteen times
for l0l yards lost attempting to
pass. and assisted on three more
for 25 additional yards.
DETROIT - Detroit Lion
quarterback Earl Morrall rates
Minneapolis ST Paul as a lucky
town for him to play in, as he
has completed "a of 35 passes
for five touchdowns in two sea-
sons against the Vikings, and he
got his first college starting as
signment against Minnesota Cop
hers in the same town.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

shape It's good idea to rotate a
tree occasionally if it's leaning
against a wall.
Are there any "cUf your own
Christmas Tree" farms nearby?
There is at least one farm in
Wayne County. several in Oak
land and Macomb counties. Con
tact your county agricultural
agent for further information
Prices are about the same as for
trees on lots
What kinds Of artificial trees
are available? Three main types
of artificial trees are aluminium.
vinyl plastic and nylon bristle-
Some of these trees are flocked.
Artificial trees vary in price
depending on height and bushi-
ness. Some aluminium trees have
pom-poms on the ends Of branch
es. Vinyl trees are usually more
expensive than aluminium and
trees with nylon bristles are most
expensive. Most artificial trees
can be disasscmbled for storage.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

LANSING-The official canvass
of votes in the 1862 General
election shows that in Way n c
County $4,000 voters cast their
ballots for Governor John Swain
son, 382.8l2 for Governor-Elcct
George Romney. and 2237 for
Socialist-Labor Candidate James
Sim.
The total Michigan vote re-
ceived by the three candidates
for the States top office was
! 400 ,086 for Republican Romney,
1,339,513 for Democrat Swanson,
and 5.2l9 for Sim.
In the close vote for It. Cover
nor. incumbent T. John Lesin-
ski received 59990l votes in
Wayne County compared to Clar-
cnce A. Reid's 340.9l2. Democrat
Lesinski received a State total
of 1882 compared to Re-
publican Reid's 1.334,855.
Secretary of State James NJ.
Hare, running for reelection for
an unprecedented fifth term. was
not only the pace-setting vote
getter on the ballot but won
with the largest plurality Hare's
l.489. .527 votes gave him 300,5O9
edge over Republican Norman 0.
Stockmeyer who polled l,l89'0ls
votes. In Wayne County. Hare
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
Xmas Tree Buying Guide

AS you buy your Christmas tree
this year, you're likely to have a
hard time choosing the right
tree from all of the kinds avail
able. These answers to commonly
asked questions about Christmas
trees should help you decide.
How much should pay for
Christmas tree? For cut green
trees on lots, the price range is
from $500 to ZOO. The average
tree will cost around $3.50. Arti-
fical trees range from $500 for
small aluminium trees to as much
as $4,000 for evergreen plastic
and nylon bristle trees.
What should ! look for when !
buy cot tree? Look for a well
balanced and bushy tree with no
broken branches. Avoid trees with
poor handles. Trunks are some
times crooked. and first branches
start so low there is no trunk
to insert into the tree stand
n buy a evt tree. how can !
be sure the needles won't fall
off before Christmas? A Scotch
pine will not loose its needles.
Spruce do shed needles.
Scotch pines have needles which
are to 3 inches long and grow
two in a cluster
Spruce, the old traditional
Christmas trees, have short need
les. one in a cluster. The crushed
needles of spruce give off an
unpleasant odor.
Balsam Fir trees hold needles
we'll, and they have excellent
fragrance. Trees are included to
be sparse. Boughs of Balsam
Fir are very desirable for decora-
tions.
" buy a cut tree early, how
should ! store IL until Christmas?
Store il out of doors or in a
cool garage or basement, in a
pail of water Trees flattencd
from storage will recover their
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

Tho 1862 sports Illustrated
eu.sr Anniversary AII-Amsrics
sas,er s was announced last week.
Among the 25 winners, elected
from the ex-gridders who played
heir last collegiate game in
,oa7. was Frank Leon Kelker,
,hs me first Negro ever to be nomi-
mated mai for the award.
Kelker. Of Cleveland, Ohio. is
distinguished leader in educa-
iion. community affairs, and
youth leadership in his home
town He was nominated for the
1862 Sports illustrated Silver
Anniversary AII-Americsn Award
by his alma mater. Western Re-
serve University.
nDoc" Kelker was born in
Woodsville. Florida. Before he
entered elementary school his par
ents. Charles and Laura Kelker
moved to Dover, Ohio. Kelker
graduated from Dover High
school in 1884. He then went to
Adelbert College of Western Re-
serve University. He distinguish
ed himself as an honor student
and fine athlete. Scholastically he
won academic honors for profici.
ency as a student. He was award
ID the Honor Key and Warion
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
FKEvE m Mr
sports
sx,O1.L1E
By WALTER B. A0N

----
society Key Probably one Of his
was compiled while majorine in
Social Administration
AS an athlete his superior
athletic ability has been ,,nex.
celled in WRU history. Wha,
did ne do 10 earn these words
oil praise? Well he only gather
ed in nine varsity letters during
MS COLLEGIATE days. There werp
three IN Football. three in track
kelker's quarter-mile record =,
Western Reserve offense 10 be
II kelker's star shown bripht.
~ in basketball and track his
accomplishments on the pridron
were meteoric. Kelker plavcd
left end on Coach Bill Edwards
single wing style of offcnse His
combination of speed and man.
euverability caused the entire
Western Reserve offens TO be
nodded around this multi talented
performer.
The year Of 1897 might we'll
be called "Kelkcr's Year" He
was named to Kate Smiths
AllAmerlcan Team. Associated
Negro Press All-American Team
the Sports Pictorial All-Amcrican
Team. he was an Honorable
Mention on the All American
Board of Football Team Win.
ner of the Sam Williaman" Out.
standing Athlete of W. r. l.. and
was Radio VICAR Outstanding
Cuyahoga County Athlete.
Since his college days Kel.
ker has devoted himself to a
vast and selfless program in ed
ucation and youth leadership.
Among his many achievements
is the American Red Cross Over.
seas Award Certificate signed by
the former President Harry S.
Truman during 1916.
Some of the others winners
were Associate L. s. Supreme
Court Justice Byron "Whizzcr7
White who gained fame at our
own University of Michigan. Clint
Frank from Yale. and John Mich
olson Of Pittsburgh. The winners
in this unique All-Amcrican poll
were selected by ballots from
among a panel Of distinguished
Judges from nominations and ci.
Iations made NY colleges and uni.
versitics all over the country
for candidacy is SEN :
ior varsity football performances
"a years ago: election is based
on nominees record of success
n his chosen field in life. All
winners received their silver
soal post trophies at the Ma
ional Football Hall of Fame Din
ner in New York !,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
Dodge Car Sales
Set New Record

DETROIT - Retail sa es Of
Dodge passenger cars in October
and November set post an
nounccment record. Dodge Gen
cral Manager Byron J. Nichols
reported today.
Never before have our deal
ers sold as many Dodge cars in
the 60-day period following in.
PRODUCTION OF new m d e s."
Nichols said.
From October ! through No
vember 30, Dodge dealers sold
go. .797 cars. an increase of 48
per cent over the 42,565 sales
in the same period year ago, ne
said.
Sales in November tot G q
DC. 200 record for the month
and az per cent higher than The
2O.666 cars sold in November
1861.
Nichols announced that Dodge
truck sales in October and No
vember also showed q az per
centin crease over sales in fhe
two months last year. Dealers re-
tailed l0,695 trucks in the oo.
day perior, compared with 7,22o
in 1861.
From January through NO
yember. Nichols said 53.865 Dod-
&c trucks have been sold at re
tail. compared with 38.33l IN the
l1month period last year-an IN
crease of Al per cent.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
VIC VET
SAYS

Q-Can | borrow money under a
CT loan TO build a fallout shelf
cr on my property?
A-The veterans Administra-
ton cannot under law loan mon-
ey for such a purpose, however.
if a house you wished TO buy
with Cl loan had faIIovf
shelter that would be taken into
consideration in the assessment
OF the property.
Q-How long does it take 10
obtain loan on my GI insur-
ance9
A-On the average. il the pol
icy is Clear" the loan is pro-
cessed in three days. In one
instance, however, in a dire
emergency a Texas veferanbor-
rowed $4,000 10 buy cattle feed
and il took less than two hours.
Be on the safe side and allow
three days for processing.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

newApape, MAJ snS article, Buddy Lonesome. ,s
lado and week.. ~" ni'een years experience In both
ne VA ,.,. newspapers In February Of ,h,s .a.r
'''e'ed As recipient Of the covs,sa ,'"''
49,, ""s'a OF that worldwide news rs,esr'as Ss~s
F The Associated Press S''ner'ng agency
'e's' "n'n his recent sepsra on. was nav. a.
" N"oo station KATE In 81, Louis pseo, ~. w s
's r so'of and publisher OF his own weekly ~
49, ''u'9 ohfoncIe Prior to that he was associate
,h.a,,,o. ."e y Louis ArIs and has also served as
'ss' ed'or OF the Baltimore AfroAmcr,c,n
newspaper IN 1857 Lonesome won m ...s
Negro Publisherss Association for b,s Coz
'fe 81 'he MONTGOMERY. Alabama Bus Boyco, o,eso,a
" Spaper man first and last reports ne is a,a,e, -
NV "''nod> ne saw used in Negro Gmmick psao A.
h''"'r ad''r's ls'hcrcby bukng the Negro pres =,
''S"''u' 'a.r share Of community advertising.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
Peg Leg Bates.
GIobetrotters
Here, Jan 1st.

The entertainment bargain of
any year.
That is the mammoth triple
header program al the Olympia
Stadium on Tuesday, January l..
featuring an American Basket
ball League game, an exhibition
BY the fabulous Harlem Globe
trottcrs, and a superb variety
show headlined by the inimit-
able Peg Leg Bates.
The ABL cage contest will send
powerful Chicago Majors against
the faSt-moving Long Beac h
Chiefs The American Basketball
League, founded by peppery Abe
SaperStein. is a lively pro cx-
pertinent loaded with innova-
ions to speed up the game and
give the good little player a
real chance.
The wonderful Harlem Globe.
trolters. the biggest box office
draw in the history, ofvT'ofes-
sional sports. will bring their
unique blend of court wizardry
and buffoonery in their exhibi-
tion against the Atlantic City
Sea Gulls in the nights other
Gaze contest.
Peg Leg Bates. a show bust
ness immortal, will act as mast
er of ceremonies for vaude-
vile show that also features the
amazing table tennis artistry of
world professional champion Rich
ard Bergman and Chou Lin
Chen, the champion of Free
China.
The show will include acrobats.
equilibrists. jugglers, a unicyclist
and tremendous trampoline act.
The variety program alone is
worth the price admission.
For the serious students of pro-
feSsonal basketball, the game be-
tween the Majors and the Chiefs
hold extraordinary interest. This
viii be local fans only chance this
year to see the exciting Ameri-
can Basketball League style of
play.
The ABL rules embody many
changes which Abe Saperstein.
great Snowman and a master
cage strategist, has devised to
make the game finer specta.
tor sport.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

FREEDOM CHRISTINA rs
SYMBOL-This is the Holiday
Seal design being featured in the
NAACP's 35th annual drive,
under leadership of Lena Horne.
Seals may be secured from your
local branch or the Associations S
national office, 20 West 40
Street, New York. Buy them in
blocks of 100 for Sl.00; $500;
$1,000 and upward.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
State Board of (nnvassers
Approves County Vote

received 653,089 votes compared
to Stockmeyer's 289, 1919.
Hare. whose support came from
all parts Of the State, had cam
paiqned in "a IF Miehiean's 80
counties. No other Secretary Of
State has ever served more than
three terms. Hare won fourth
term in 1860 and fifth term in
1862.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
WSU AWARDS "a GRID
LETTERS

Wayne State awarded "a var
sity football letters this week,
il was announced by Athletic Di-
rector DR.. Richard c. Havel.
1t was the largest number of
varsity grid awards at WSU since
1852. when an identical number
were given.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

DETROIT-The 57,598 fans who
saw the 1852 Detroit Lions play
Green Bay on Thanksgiving Day
was the second largest crowd IN
Motor City pro history.
Top crowd was 58.43l against
San Francisco tn 1854.
DETROIT - Sam Williams and
Roger Brown. Detroit Lions de-
fensive linemen, have been in
the scoring column twice during
the 1862 season.
Brown is credited with two
safeties against John Unitas and
Bart Starr, while Williams has
a pass interception and tumble
recovery for tbs to his credit.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
PrieeWar
Threat Ends

Two oil companies which have
ben selling low-grade gaso-
line ct cut rates in the Wash
ington area have raised their
prices. thereby stablizing the
market here. according to a
spokesman for area retailers.
Paul v. Noonan, executive
director Of the Greater Wash
ington Service Station Associa-
ton, said Sun and Gulf Oil
Companies raised the retail
price Of their low-grade gaso-
lines late yesterday to 29.9
cents per gallon.
For the last two months their
low-grade rates have ranged
from 26.9 to 27.9. The norm for
this area is 800 to 32.9.
The companies began push
ing the gasoline about two
months ago. To provide a mar
ket for it, according to Mr..
Noonan, certain dealers in
some areas Of the city were al
lowed to take the gas on con-
signment to be sold at the
lower rates. He said dealers
make about four cents a GAL
Ion profit.
About two weeks ago Gulf
and Sun returned to normal
rates, but then reduced their
prices again the week end be-
fore last, Mr.. Noonan said. To
counter this move. he said,
American and ESQ dropped
their rates for a few days but
then returned to normal.
I Earlier yesterday, Mr.. Moo
nan said the refusal of the
independent dealers to lower
their prices, plus the fact that
American and ESQ returned to
the norm, could well prevent
an all-out price war from
starting. It is believed action
yesterday by Sun and Gulf has
wiped out any danger of a war.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
EASTER HAM SPECIAL

Feost otter church on delicious Jones' Hick-
oy Smoked Cooked Hams the ideal menu
for Eoster Sunday. Sove time and effort,
too. Jones' Hams ore ready to heat and
serve. Whole or string end, 75c
Butt end, 79c
Old Mill Preserves, JeIIies and MormoIodes
by Goodman lend flavor to your cooking or
to any meal. Preserve fIovors: strawberry,
Sonto Rosa Plum, sliced peach, pineapple,
oroPe, peoch-cherry, pineoppIe-chery. Jelly
floWors: oPpIe-mint, eroboppIe, eroPe
MornoIode fIovors: orange and toney lemon
! pound jar, for 1.25
WGL-The Food Shop Washington Chevy Chose,
and Wheaton PIozo Ham OF Washington Store onyj
Evening star., 1962-04-11

of the Labor Department. Con-
ferences with Senators and
Congressman will highlight the
three-day rally, which will be
attended by 1,5OO delegations
of the national organization.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Civil Rights Rally

The Leadership Conference
on Civil Rights will open a
national civil rights rally at
8:45 O'Clock tonight in the
Interdepartmental Auditorium
Evening star., 1962-04-11
FINANCING . your choice

IZOO TO so YD
100 VoIue! COMPLETE
SondoIwood, 1902 wool pile plush CMS) ~
Mortini, lOO0o wool pile plush (MS) - 15'
ChomPoene, lOO9o wool pile plush
NMS) 12 G l5'
Champagne, l0o9o wool pile plush tMS) - IL
Horizon Blue, lOO9o wool pile plush (MS) IL
Crimson, loO0o wool pile plush (MS) - ~
African Violet, loo00 wool pile plush (MS) IL
Silver Green lo000 wool pile plush
(MS) IL IS
Avocado, loo90 wool pile plush CMS) -- IL
Autumn Gold, 1000 nyon pile twist---- IL
Fern Green, lO000 nyIon pile twst--- IL
SondoIwood, l0090 nyon pile textured-- IS
Sotnwood, lO00o nyIon pile textured ~ G. IS
Light Walnut, 1000 nyIon pile tex
tured ----.----------- IL & l5'
Honey Beige, Oo00 nyIon pile textured- - IL
Spruce Green, l0o00 nyon pile textured- IL
CeIodon lOO0o nyon pile textured- IS
Turquoise, lO090 nyIon pile textured IL 6 IS
Gold, lOO0o nyIon pile textured- d---- IS
Cocoa Moresque, lOO9o wool pile SCROLL IL
Grey Moresque, lO090 wool pile scroI--- g.
Saddle Beige, lOO3o wool pile textured IS
Partridge, l0O0O wool pile textured--- IL
Ceramic Green, lOO00 wool pile textured-- ~
TOSIel SISISeI IOOIO WOOl PIE IeEJuTeO--- IL
MopIe Sugar, lO00o wool pile textured-- IL
Frosted Cocoo, lO090 wool pile textured- IL
Red, lOO90 wool pile twist (MS) ---- g.
Sondowood Beige, 1OOQ0 wool pile twist
Sondowood, lOO0o wool pile ooped
lMS) IL G
Sand White, lOO9o wool pile Iooped (MS) 15'
Tokoy Red, 679o wool, 3390 nyon pile
Contooupe, 6790 wool, 1890 nyon pile plush
(MS) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
Rose Beige, lOO9o wool pile t~ist--- IS
Melon, lOO9a wool pile TWIST IL 6 IS
Palm Leaf, 1000 nyIon pile t~ist-- IL
Parchment, lO090 nyIon pile twist IL c, IS
Iris lOO9o nyIon pile visit IL 6 IS
CorneIion, lOO00 nyon pile twist--- IS
Grotto Blue, OO00 nyIon pile twist--- IS
Radiant Red, lO090 nyIon pile twist IL 6 IS
Wedeewood Blue, lOO90 nyIon pile twist IL
Rosewood, lOO9o nyon pile twst------- IL
Pearl Grey lOO9o nyon pile twist IL 6 IS
Foam Green, 1000 nyIon pile twst------ IL
Cocoa Beige, 1000 nyIon pile textured--- IL
Muted Beige, lOO00 nyon pile textured--- IL
Evening star., 1962-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '5S 4-door VS.. stand
trans. low mi, showroom con-
dition. SIS down. S35 month. 81
bank-rate financing. BANNING
& SONS, $500 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville. Md. UN. 4-3130.
PLYMOUTH $50 conv., brand-new
top. power steering. auto. transm.
excel. cond., very reas. OIL. 2
1854.
PLYMOUTH $50 4-dr. hardtop Bel
yedere, auto. transm., r. and h.,
S295 or best offer. 935-07S5.
PLYMOUTH '57 sta. wag.. 4-dr,
VS., auto. transp. Low mileage.
$3.50 or best offer. so. S-7203.
PLYMOUTH 1862 Fury coupe,
conv., 8 CYL, r. and h.. stick
shift, 5000 mi. like new. $4,000
Contact XII. S-0211 weekdays go
PLYMOUTH '5S club sedan. fully
equipped. ready to roll. $595
bank terms to fit your budget
L. P. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
1890 Wise. Ave. EN-. 3-480C
PLYM. 80 2-dr. r. and h., real
clean. good tires, body and me-
chanical. S135. Call 735-0906.
Evening star., 1962-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '62 Bonnie. Vista. factory
afr, never sold, never used. $3,573.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
PONTIAC '62 4-dr.. full equipment,
demonstrator sale, S2,757. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
PONTIAC '55 2-dr. hdtp., r. and h.,
Wv. tires, clean, $3.50 or best
offer. 462-0922 aft. A pm.
PONTIAC '62 Grand Prix coupe,
silver, black leather interior. Fac
tory air, etc. spotless trade-in.
OPEN Every S2iass EVENING TIL 0 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-O OldS
702O Arl. Rd.. Bethesda. OIL. 6-77OO
RAMBLER '61 4-dr. Super. Factory
air. low miles, immaculate, S1,695.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
RAMBLER go sta. wagon, auto, :.
and h., 81 ,096. ORBIT RAMBLER.
4301 r. ]. ave-, UN. 4-4747.
Evening star., 1962-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS '57 sedan, fully equip, trans
rec. overhauled, / owner, mus
sell. Best offer. JU. 9-6236.
0LDSM0BILE '53 convertible Flies
ta. Rare car, all power, need
some work. Best offer. 399-123O
OLDS SO white 2-dr. Holiday conv.
motor overhauled, excel. cond. Bes
offer. SS2-4689.
OLDS. '62. 0 pass. sta. wag.. factor,
air cond.. fully power equipped
low MI. fully guar, S3,395.
STANDARD
PONTIAC-RENAULT
2460 CHILLUM RD., AP. 7-712t
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR.
OLDS. '62 "S8" Holiday sedan
white, factory air conditioned
full power. very clean, special
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co,
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-260t
PACKARD '5S Hawk sports car
Good condition. leather interior
fully equipped. 529-2351.