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Pajs 18 Austin, Texas ah Anslitt SlattBman Tuesday, February 7, 1961 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AUTOMOTIVE Mardi Gras Gets Roiling CLASSIFIED i J. -r AUTOMOTIVE l-AUTOS FOB SALS li58 EUSEU air-conditioned, 2 new tires. Green 2-dnor automatic. Must sell -S1295. GR 2-9153.

1S59 RENAULT Dauphine. Sun roof, very clean. 19.000 miles. Js60. CaU GL5-400o.

1956 V8 Ford, radio and heater, only 49.000 miles. S675. HI 2-0263. HI 2-7950 after 5. lf-57 FORD Country sedan station wagon.

Physician owner. Fordomatic. all power, factory air. RAH. excellent condition.

lim. GR 8-5127. 1954 FORD Ranch Wagon, air-conditioned, pi wer steering, overdrive. Sell or fade. HI 2-2302.

GL 2-4345. WIFE OUITT1NO work, will sell either 154 Buick. air-condmoned. or laiJ Ford. Rsa GR 8-0731.

1-AUTOS FOR SAU ONE OWNER, low mileaie 1955 Pontisc Catalica. Must sell immediately. HH. GR 2-0570. 1S0 WHITE four-door Blscayne.

Ws'tV. Lka new. under 7.000 nuies. Owner. OL 2-3309.

RETURNED TO school. Must sell beautiful 1359 Buick Electra Mow hardtop, perfect condition, all accessories. HI 2-o68. 12.41)5. EXTRA CLEAN.

'52 Ford fordor V-S-RsH. WSW. Fordomatic. See to appreciate. GR 2-6737.

1S53 FORD Coupe. RAH. runs food, sood tires. 1250 cash tor auck sale. GR CLASSIFIED DISPLAY NO MONEY DOWN 'SO Poetise 2-dr.

'51 Feral Victoria '50 Chev. Set. Coupe '51 Buick Riviera Special '5J Chevy. 4-dr '41 Willys Jeep Sta. Waa.

525. Me. $25. Ma. $25.

Mo. S32. Me. $52. Ma.

512. Ms. 3 rera vicrona 5 Buick Air A Pwr. '55 Ply. Sta.

Wage) Me. $75. Me. $45. Me.

Mo. From 3 a ronnec a-ar. S2 Che-. P.U. Other Cars to Cheosa Open Weekdays tiU 7 Sundays 1 re BUTLER MOTOR CO.

317 So. Ceniran CR 0-250 IP CLEAN '52 Plymouth. Radio, Overdrive. South Lamar Conoco. HI 2-9073 MH Green Stamps with purchase.

Also 1951 Chevrolet convertible. Clean. UNIVERSITY MOTORS TT15 GUADAUIPB PH. tift 1-7152 OR GR 1-34U Mercedes IS SL Roadster Coev. ton PU.

Radio Corvair 4 PO Mercedes 90 SL Buick Eiectra '225" ,14195 SO inns i5 105 I 595 i US impala Conv. R. H. P. G.

Cad'llac DeVlile. all extra Cad. Sedan, all exras Renault Daupmne P.H De Soto hardtop. Pwr. T-Bird 18.000 mi.

RH. AT Ford Country Fed. Air. Pwr. Ford Victoria AT Werct ry nardtoo Coupe Pontic Cat.

Ope. Air. owr. Cad 4 Air Pwr. Ford Oust i dr.

Vg Cad. 4 dr. Air A Pwr. BUI Eelders Fred fount diaries Goldman CHOICEST RENTALS ottered here dally. Check these columns lor tie place you want to rent or place your own ad ut "Wanted to rent" Bob Marshall Mtrs HOME OF FINE CARS COMPARE OUR CARS PRICES '60 Buick LaSabre hardtop Cpe.

'Art Chevrolet Impala TOC wv Cpe. VS. ST. 'Aft Chevrolet Bel Air hard- top Cpe. VS.

Bid. $1995 Af) tOIQC Fact air and 'Aft Chevrolet Corvair Cpa 1 1 AQ wv At. or Std. Shift '60 'AQ Olds Super 88 Holiday Cpe. Factory Air $2705 and power 'AO Pontiao Bonneville 97Q: ow 4 door hardtop Station Wagon t'JtlAK ov Fact air and power '59 Chevrolet El Camino 595 'ea Chevrolet station cac Waxon 2 door 33 ea Chevrolet Bel Air ticoe 3y 4 dr.

V8. P.G 'etvFord Convertible tlfiAC Fully eouioped 'EQ Olds 98 4-dr. Holiday tOIOB. All power fact air ea Pontlac Bonneville tlOQC. ay Convertible IVV 'CO Chevrolet Brookwood Wagon.

Factory tl4Q5 air and power 'CO Chevrolet Bel Air tllOC 30 4 door. V8. P.G itT Buick hardtop Cpe. A 4 door. Factory air tllOC power 'e7 Chevrolet Bel Air til AC a 4 door.

VS. P.G BOB MARSHALL MOTORS Bob Marshall Jr. M. G. Red Mayfleld West 5tn GR 6-2434 West Ave.

I i' irfl idtsf ILI frfr. BIG VOLUME SIMMONS 12th and Lamar Open 8-7, ll-B on Sunday GR 8-2524 fcAlcu. U.a. Koi AL, sk IREiLLI All appliances, radios. stereos, TV's.

Csed Cars: 60 Lark. '59 Fiat H00 Sedan. '57 Ford 5ufl: Plymouth 5 cnevy. Olds. Ford.

Buick. Ply mouth. 55-54 Chevy. Plymouth. Buick De- Soto, okis and older cars.

Used tire bargains, all sizes. Trade, term. Low down oayments. KOCUREK In mm Tire and Appliances 19lh SAN JACINTO. GR S-Mll 5h yN JACIVTty EARL EASTE.URN MOTORS 3rd San Jacinto GR 2-4037 HIGH CLASS CARS 'Aft -juiCfc La battle e-or.

naraiop. i'ower aua i air. Aiy irnjju $3295 car. Lute brand new 'AQ suick iiivlcia e-ouor. I'ower at tact an.

310C Also like new 'AQ Coev. unpaia SU Cpe. Ve. PG. Lute new.

bee 2405 it before you buy 'CO Chev. Impala Spu Cpe 9nOC VS. 6td. ahilt Sham 'CO Chev. El Canuno Pick- up.

V-8. Std. So. Air 1AQ5, cond. Real sharp 'CO Chev.

Uti Air 4-dr. CI CQC 99 VS. P.G. Very 'co Chev. 4-dr.

Sta. Wag. 5Q5 6-cyL Std. shift. ict Chev.

Bel Air hardtop 1IQC 4-dr. Extremely 'J7 Chev. Bel Air 4-door. OOQC. V8.

P.G. Real 'CT Chev. 210 2-dr. 6-cyi. QQC Std.

shift Very ood 'C7 voate naratop -coor. lib. This car like new. 110C See 'CI Chev. 4-dr.

Sta. Wag. QOC JW V-8. P.G. Real TTJ 'CA Ford Victoria hardtop OOC V-8.

O-Drtve. Clean '(( Ford FU 2-dr. H. Toe F-O-M. Really TJ '55 Chev.

Bel Air hardtop Roe Sot cpe. Black red. i(( Chev. Bel Air 2-dr. VS 705 Std.

shift Nice REAL CLEAN SPECIALS '54 Chev. Bel Air 4-dr. 8td. Sh. 493 53 Chev.

4-dr. Sta. Wag. St sh. 55 54 Fords.

Victoria. Only 1 ZH5 '59 Chev. Pickuo. Like new r350 595 53 Chev. Pickup.

Very sharp SELL WHAT you don't need with these ads. over a quarter minion readers In The American-Statesman. IS words 7 days only 53.75. It's In The American Statesman As Low As INSTALLED 90 Day Guarantee 0 CHESS BATTLE Ken Smith of Dallas, right, gauges his move which helped him win the title of Texas Chess Champion in the state tournament held this weekend at The University of Texas Student Union. Shown with him are Stephen Jones of Austin, left, Austin Statesman UPI who took fourth place, and Fred Tears of Dallas, a former champ.

William A. Bills of Houston placed second, and Eric Bone of Baytown marked third. Bone and Jones are both students at the University. NAMES MAKE NEWS JP Orders an Autopsy In Death of Youngster TRANSMISSIONS 1 1 Look! Easy Terms Ne Money Down nyaramatic Ford-o-matic Power Glide Dynaflow sr sk a at Transmission Exchange 1612 EAST 1st GR 2-7870 An autopsy has been ordered in the death of a five-year-old boy found dead on the bedroom floor at 4200 Speedway Tuesday morn tag. Justice of the Peace J.

H. Wat son said a verdict in the death of Arthur Thomas Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harmon.

is pending a post mortem report Judge Watson said Mrs. Harmon discovered the lifeless body ot her son about 7:30 a.m. Tues day. She said be had been suffer ing from a cold and slight fever for the pest two days and was given aspirin Monday night before he went to bed. When Mrs.

Harmon looked into his room Tuesday morning he was stretched out on the floor. Watson placed the time of death at around 6 a.m. He said there was still warmth in the body but the youngster had been dead a couple of hours when he was called to hold an incniest at the home shortly after 8 a.m. Watson said the family, new-! comers to the city, have been in Austin for about one month. They came here from Giddings and formerly lived in Alabama.

The parents said their dead son had twice been stricken with penu- moma since birth. Watson said an autopsy was ordered because the inquest failed to determine what type of illness caused the boy's death. The body was taken to Weed-Corley Funeral Home where arrangements axe pending. Besides his parents survivors in LaiiHiiiUiMiiiiJ mm iimm?) mmt mm irfma-nri ihiii irTTrrririiwiMi- A 72-year-old Duluth. re cluse who died of starvation had $30,000 in a bank, a probate judee disclosed Tuesday.

John Thorson, a familiar figure who sold newspapers in downtown Duluth, was found unconscious in his $20-a-month room Saturday. He died Sunday, of malnutrition. Judge George Graco said Thom son's. assets were $26,000 in bank deposits" and $4,000 in stocks in a safe deposit box. Survivors are five nieces and nephews.

He left no will. They rang down the curtain on Norman Mailer in New York Mon day pight when he read aloud some short but "obscene" poems. The controversial author was appearing before an audience of 500 at a Young Men's Hebrew Association program. "There were only five obscene words Anglo Saxon words," Prostiiulion Injunctions To Be Heard BEAUMONT (UPD Hearings on temporary injunctions against the operators of 10 alleged houses of prostitution in Port Arthur will be held in Beaumont district courts later this month. Dist.

Atty. Ramie Griffin filed the suits on Jan. 27. The petitions aslc that the defendants be tem porarily enjoined from using the premises for prostitution or anv other illegal purpose. Atty.

Gen. Will Wilson filed in junction suits against owners or operators of five alleged houses of prostitution in Beaumont the same day the district attorney filed the suits against the places in Port Arthur. However, the attorney general's suits made no provision for obtaining temporary injunctions against the defendants. Danny Accepts HOLLYWOOD (UPD Come dian Danny Thomas announced today he has accepted an invitation to entertain at the White! House Correspondents Dinner Feb. 25 in Washington, D.C Pres- ment Kennedy, bis Cabinet, foreign diplomats and other guests will attend.

a Mailer protested Tuesday. He saia ne considered his poems pertectly proper. William Kolodnev. YMHA urn- Eram director, told newsmen thp poems contained raw, obscenity in the worst sense. Mailer, author of "The Naked and the Dead." is frep nn S2HW bail Dendinz trial on charges in volving the stabbing of his wife ai a parry.

"God told me to do it," a 22 year-old Kansan told officers, explaining why he beat his father to death Monday night. Lawrence H. Conrad, 54, Kan sas" City teletype repairman, was hit at least eight times with an 18-inch length pipe as his son, John Ernest Conrad, chased him from a bedroom to the kitchen of their home. The younger Conrad began act ing strangely about six weeks ago, his mother told police. She said he would not talk unless they spoke to him.

When police arrived, they found him clutching some books on mys tical religion. He made no re sistance and showed no emotion about the slaying. A Pennsylvania court has ruled that a man with no right arm and only part of a left arm is en titled to a driver license. The license of Joseph Piurkow- sky, 4d, was suspended by Pennsylvania's' secretary of revenue following a ruling that all state employes must take a physical examination for a driver license. Piurkowsky is a bridge foreman for the State Highway Depart ment.

Cambria County Court said Monday the secretary had abused his discretion in suspending the license without investigating the situation. Testimony disclosed that Piurkowsky has driven motor vehicles for 23 years without an accident or traffic violation. He uses no special equipment when driving. President and Mrs. Kennedy dined Monday night at the home of Rowland Evans a Washington reporter for the New York Herald Tribune.

-BETTY MacNABS Horse Cents LOS ANGELES (UPD-The city council Monday turned down a proposal to license noises when it was pointed out that it would cost $7,500 to collect a $5 tax on each of the city 1,100 horses. report of the development of the! Adult Services Council. The Junior League will be cited for its support and interest which to open its office in 620 Littlefield Building last Sept. 1. Representatives of the various senior citizens centers throughout the city will present a program of entertainment.

Present officers of the council's' board of directors are Gordon Pence, president; Mrs. Dorothy Strieker, vice president; Mrs. Cecil Cabaniss, secretary, and Cap tain Fred McClure, treasurer, Members are Hubert Jones, H. B. Palmer, George Lowery, Fred Stephens, Claude King, George Hill, Mrs.

Homer Garrison, Mrs. Bert Smith, Mrs. T. P. Baker, Mrs'.

Edgar Perry III, Dr. Eliza beth Gentry and Mrs. Donald OBrien. Everyone interested in planning for the later years is invited to attend the meeting. NEED CASH -59 Bur LeSabre hardtop.

19 000 miles. 51575. 6215 Haney Drive. GL 2-2289. 1954 PLYMOUTH.

5295. Top mechanical condition. By Individual Will consider terms, trade in. GR 7-7088. 1957 OLDS 4-door hardtop.

This car is in good condition. JS95. Call GL 3-4382. 1958 PLYMOUTH 2-door. clean, one owner.

See at 5215 East 1st. or call GR 6-6328 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 12 Montha Free Grease Certificate 1 Montri-1000 Mile Warranty on '56 or Later '59 N.8.U. Prime 595 Pontlae 1 door. 4 205 Very clean A Mercury hardtop R.H. goe P.6.

M-O-M. CA buick Special 4-dr. T95 hardtop 'KM. Ply. 1 dr.

hardtop fiOC Air. Overdrive "95 'ex. Ford Fattiane 4-dr. 70c 39 RH. F-O-M New tires '5S 595 Plymouth 3 door.

rat 93 H.T. RJi. AMO 979 995 5J Olds. dr. 1 owner 495 Mercury Conv.

Nice. R.H. 395 C9 Pontlae 4 dr. Rung 19 a real good it A Olds "88" 4-door. 40.

Real good ear '52 Ford 2 door 295 1957 Plymouth Custom Sn.bn. V-8. R.H. Auto JKBS 1351 Ford Rtattoa Wagon. R.H.

Stand stutt I T9B 1955 Ford Country sedan. R.H. Air cond. Auto T9S 1954 Chev. 4-dr.

sta. Wagon. R.H. P.S. Auto.

1495 '53 Ply. Very nice I 295 1" 1.7.1 If i ARE 4-door Hard' 3c Discount on Conoco Gas. 1 Months Warranty on Tires '60 '60 '60 '60 '60 '59 '59 '59 '59 '58 '58 '58 '57 '57 '56 '56 DeSoto 4-dr. Fully equpd. Low mileage One owner Ply.

Belvedere 3 dr. Hardtop. Lota ol extras Chev. 4-dr. Biscayna Blue; Renault 4-dr.

Sun-root 9,0000 ml. RH. M.O. 1600 hardtop. Air conditioned Chev.

Vt Bel Air 4-dr Auto. S. $2995 $2195 $1895 $1195 $2195 $1595 $1195 $1295 $1995 Vauxall Eta. Wagon Clean Chev. Blscayne 2-dr.

61 R.H. Bid. trans Pontlae 2-dr. hardtop R.H AT. Very clean Pontine Starchief.

Extra nice. Air conditioned Ford Skyline hdtop. conv. fully equipped Clean Citron 4-dr. (French Cadillac) one owner AH-FM radio Olds.

Mr hdtop 88 Very clean Plymouth 4-dr. R.H. Auto. Ah- Ford 4-dr. V8 R.H.

Stand. Shift $1595 $1695 $1095 $1095 995 795 $1695 795 895 595 595 795 Cad. Cpe. DeVlile. One owner.

Pontlae 8 cyl. Chlal-tan. Cat Coupe. R.H. Auto Chev.

Bel Air J-dr hardtop. VS. Rambler 2 door. R.H. Nice Buick Conv.

Clean Ply Station Wagon 3-door. VS. Automatic. '56 '55 55 '54 '56 r- THE CARS mm NEW ORLEANS (AP) The Erst night parade of the carnival season rolls tonight, marking the start of daily parade entertainment until the climax next Tuesday, Mardi Gras. Weather permitting, there will be parades each night with several daytime exhibitions next weekend.

GR 6-6381 CLASSIFIED SERVICE At Hear at Tour Telcghont Dial GR 6-6381 on Weekdays Bar "Cham It." 11 ywra totei la tha current Austin TeitDMne Directory. (Soma Classification ra-restrietedl. Special Sunday and Holiday Number GR 6-6386 CLASSIFIED RATES AND OTHER INFORMATION Effective Dee. 1959 Rates baaed en consecutive Insertions. Skio day insertions take ana time rates.

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Count four words for confidential box number on all blind ads. THE PUBLISHERS reserve the riant to edit, classify, index or reject any Classified advertising copy. ERRORS: In event ot errors made to advertisement immediate notice most be liven as the Publishers are responsible only for one Incorrect Insertion and in no esse beyond the cost of upac actually occupied by the error. ADJUSTMENTS: AU claim for ad-lustmenta must be made not later than SO days after publication. No advertisement subject to cancellation or change until after the first insertion.

DEADLINES COUNTER AND PHONE ROOM Ads set In regular Want Ad Style accepted until 4 p. m. dally. 10 a.m. Saturday for Sunday Classified Display 5 P.m.

Two days pracedtnc publica- Won except 5 B.m. Friday for Monday a noon Saturday for Tuesday 5 p.m. Thursday tor Sunday REMEMBER SPECIAL NUMBER SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS GR 6-6386 From 4 to 5 P.M. Regardtnt cancellations and corrections only. No ads will be taken over phone on these days but Counter Service will be liven between 4 and 5 p.

m. only. THE AMEhTCA STATESMAN "CLASSIFIED CORNER" 4th and Guadalupe LEGALS "Know all men bv these nretente that u.vo. vniaiu. lirtCtUlUlC operated as a partnership, intends to incorporate and continue in the same uuaurcas corporation under the nam 'Blfaffmt ffni.

i clpai office in Stratford. Texas." CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 1961 DATSUN $100 Down Mofiliy Payments This is mode possible due to quality of the car. Olson Motors 514 E. 6fh GR 8-8130 TRIUMPH MOTORS YOUR AUTHORIZED TRIUMPH DEALER NEW TH-3 ROADSTERS HERALDS 'AI Hearlds Coupe. Demo.

170C Save 1500 9 Rdst (DLX) radio. 910 Overdrive. Demo. 'Aft Eimca. 2 dr.

HT, 7000 actual miles. Like $1195 SS Crv. Impata, 2 dr. HT. PB.

fac. air. RAH. 13.000 actual miles t595 60 Chev. Impala.

4-dr. HS. PS. PB. air.

RH K495 60 Chev. Impala 4 dr. 6 cyL Check this car $2195 59 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr. sedan V8.

Std. Tran. OD. fac air. one owner.

27.000 miles 21650 59 Chev. Bis. dr sedan. 6 cyl. std.

trans, heater, 10.000 miles 58 Ford Cust. 300 2-dr. RAH. Std. tran.

fac air. Clean 57 Olds Super fs, 4 dr. eedan. Ps. pb.

RAH. One owner. 27.000 miles 21095 58 Ply Belv. 2 dr conv. ps.

pb. at. one owner. 32.000 miles X1195 58 Ford T-Bird. ps, pb.

fac air power windows, one owner. 37.000 miles 22650 59 Chev EI Camino Pick-UD. V8 Etd. tran. 21395 57 Ford 4 ton truck custom cab 21150 608 W.

5th GR 2-5045. GR 2-1772 JR. BURTON KELSO LOCKLIN USED TRUCK SPECIALS LIGHT DUTY '53 Ford ton pickup .4 54 GMC ton 350 850 850 'ST Chevrolet "4 ton '53 GMC 1 ton cab and chassis. Medium duty 'ee Ford H4 ton with all steel body. New paint 'CC GMC long wheel base 2 ton 'Cc International 2 ton dump 'eg Dodge 2 ton dump 350 925 $1195 895 450 GMC 2 ton.

Long W.B $1250 $1250 $1150 5 GMC 2 ton CIIVIl D. CA Chev. 2-too etKjii ti HEAVY DUTY '56 $2250 4705 ton! SA International i $1850 55 $1850 Sleeper cab 55 GMC 450 3 toni '57 CMC 620 705 Trertnr r'x sLJgfl 7C1UCS1S 1 ETOT -1 ITT. 5 tX 'i. clude one brother, Leonard Harmon of Austin; paternal grandmother, Mrs.

Etta Harmon of Austin; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Massetti, ol New Jersey. He was a member of St. Austin's Catholic Church.

Target Dale Set for JFK's Jobless Plan WASHINGTON fAPlPrPsirW Kennedy's legislative lieutenants are drivine to out his nlan for extension of unemployment compensation into elfect by mid-March. Thev were smirrpd rivlav hv ad ministration estimates that in tho next five weeks the number of un employed who have exhausted the benefits nrrivirlpri hv nrespnt law will climb far above the pres ent 500,000. Kennedy's proposal would revive weekly benefits for sucn persons, ud to a maximum of 13 weeks. The first Dart of the iob is ud to the House Ways and Means Committee, whose Democratic leaders hope to send the unemnlovment legislation to the House for ac tion within a week after hearings begin Feb. 15.

Only the financing arrangements are expected to arouse much controversy at the hearings. Kennedy proposed that the federal government advance funds for the extra payments to all states which choose to participate. Then the base of the tax on pm- ployers" payrolls would bp in creased from 53,000 to $4,800 max imum per employe. The increase, according to administration figures, would enable the stales to repay within five years at the estimated $930 million cost of the program. Some employers' spokesmen.

however, are expected to protest the step-up of a tax which, unlike the Social Security levy, is not shared by emolover and em ploye. Kennedy is seeding Congress later recommendations for a permanent chanee in the unemnlov- ment insurance program, de signed to make emergency legislation unnecessary in times of recession. Fruit Handler Bitten by Snake INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)-A fruit handler was reported in crit ical condition today from a bite by a tropical snake. William H.

Reynolds, 36, said fellow workers asked him to get rid of the snake, found in a bunch of bananas at a produce ware house Sunday. I didn't get him right behind the head, and he bit me on the finger," Reynolds said. After his right forearm began swelling, he was taken to General Hospital, where his condition today was reported "critical but improving." Experts at the State Conservation Department said the snake, gray with narrow orange stripes around the body, is a tropical cousin of copperheads in the pit viper family. They couldn't identify it further. RIVETS Youih Leads Police to Body CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.

(AP)-A boy who attends a school for the mentally retarded led police early today to the city dump where the bludgeoned body of a 5-year-old girl was found. The victim, Linda Faye Wor-ley, stepdaughter of an unemployed janitor, had been the object of an intensive search since she was reported missing Sunday. Homicide detectives Pat Rowe and John Stargel Jr. said the youth, identified as Bobby Scales, 18, told them he hit the child in the head with a rock. Jesse C.

Worley, 34, had told police his stepdaughter went "across the alley to play" shortly after returning home from Sunday School. Scales is enrolled at the Orange Grove School here where the dead child's stepfather once was employed as a Janitor. Adult Services Council To Hear Ciiy Architect BUT uIPyinlliv SHOP WHERE nicks SA Announces Office Building SAN ANTONIO If) Construction will begin this month on a multimillion dollar 10-story office building in north San Antonio. Real estate developer Morris Kallison, in announcing the plans Monday, said the structure will have 150,000 square feet of floor space and will be built about a mile from the central business district. The tenants, International Business Machines, Prudential Insurance Company, and Commercial Credit Corporation, will begin "moving in early in 1962.

Lamesan Killed BIG SPRING (AP) Samuel Corpus, 32, of Lamesa was killed when the car in which he was riding ran off Highway 87 about 13 miles north of here last nieht. Four other Lamesa men in the car were injured. '57 Ford '56 Ford i 775 '54 ford ZZ 225 '53 Ford 280 'CO KftrA Hjoor Sodan, Extra Good 4ZA JO rUIU Mechanical Condition COM '49 Ford lZlT. 85 '58 '56 '55 '53 '53 1895 795 570 280 180 Cobaliero Estate Wagon leaded down with equipment Riviera Special Coupe Very, Very Clean Riviera Sport Coup. Air Conditioned.

Power Equipped Super 4-door Sedan Air Conditioned. Power Equipped. Special 4-door Sedan Green color George M. Page, Austin archi tect, will speak on "Housing the Aging at the annual meeting of the Adult Services Council Wed nesday at 7:30 p. m.

at the Texas Medical Association Building, 1802 North Lamar Boulevard. He 'will be introduced by Henry B. Palmer, a council director, who will report on the White House Conference on Aging to which he was a delegate. Page, member of the firm of Page, Southerland and Page, also served as a delegate to the White House Conference and is current ly engaged in two projects dealing with housing the older age group. Page has traveled throughout the Scandinavian countries studying the methods which have brought recognition to that area of the world in the field of aging.

The council also is due to elect officers and directors and hold a business session during the eve ning, including presentment of a By Sixta 'CT Montclair, Steering, top. Factory Air, Power 1AQI Oilier Power Brakes. I V7J fltAtf Nomad Station Wagon, Air VllBle Conditioned, Power Equipped. 1 Red and White. "5Q PlOlf imdr- S'd" Powr8'- 13,000 J7 VUCVe Actual miles.

Perf ect Condition '56 Chev. '55 Chpv VilCVe Big Bargain '55 Mercury 630 '57 Lincoln $1395 '58 Imperial $2895 '53 Chrysler 160 'C7 noftfri Hofdtop, Air Condi- Jl UVJVIV tioned, Power Broltos, Pow. A(J or Steering, Nice On Owner. OaO '0 DrtflrtO r' Air Conditioned, $CQC isuuge Pwr, Good Car. I 373 in lfSv $1995 M595 995 $540 280 $1295 $1295 $695 $2995 Sedan and a Twe-dcor Your Choice Sedan, factory Air Station Catalina Wagon.

1 A Good Condition. I '53 Chev. 4-door Sedan. '58 Pontiac '53 Pontiac 4-door Wagon '55 Pontiac 4-door Conditioned 2-door Air '50 Plymouth '59 Studebaker 2 Clean '53 Packard Station Real Conditioned. Vary $l)ftC Hardtop Car.

l4hW ST $280 '10 ZfkvA Hardtop, Air Conditioned jj rum pt a e.i Charles Mamid Mds-adillae 1214 W. 6th, Open Evenings Until 7:30 p.m.-Open Sundays, GR 6-6508 CAPITOL TRUCK TRAILER 483 Fast 1st GR 64659 s. a-. a- fmfn S.Ji..