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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

The Worlds Day of Prayer will
be observed by London churches
with a service at First Methodist
Church, Friday, February 3 at
3 o'clock. Mrs. c, A. Holton is
general chairman.
Participating churches are,
Trinity Episcopal, ST Paul AME,
Methodist, First Presbyterian, st.
Johns Lutheran and First Bap-
tist.
As a part of the service a dra-
matization of the work Of the
United Council of Church Women,
financed by offerings at Worlds
Day of Prayer services, will be
presented.
Miss Margaret Long and Mrs.
Wilbur II. Hume, of the faculty
of the London schools will di-
rect the dramatization. Karolyn
RoWand, Elizabeth Beach, Helen
Edwards, Doris Chesser, Sue
Schleehty and Nancy Smith, stu
dents at London High, will take
the parts of girls of various ma
tions studying at any American
college or university.
Mrs Holton is assisted by
members of the participating
churches with Mrs. r. X. Loot
bourrow, chairman of publicity
Mrs. Hume and Miss Long, pro-
gram chairmen.
The Worlds Day of Prayer will
be observed this year in 90 coun-
tries.
The chain of prayer will be
made of millions of people wor-
shipping in all corners and centers
of the earth and praying in sixty
different languages" said Mrs.
Holton. Following the sun, it will
be started in the FIJI Islands at
dawn and continues westward
from crowded ports of Singapore
and Shanghai into isolated viii
lagos of China and Pakistan;
from the African jungles to the
Artic wildernesses."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

than just measure how we'll or
how much a person can see. He
can tell If the eye is diseased or
has been injured BY looking
through spe ecial instruments
which show him the back of the
eyeball he can see signs of di-
sease in other parts of the body
His special training in medical
school helps him recognize di-
seases of the brain and nervous
system, heart disease, and some
kinds of cancer and tuberculosis
all by just looking through the
eyes.
Many times, in order to give
a good eye examination, it is
necessary to use drops to make
it easier to look into the eye.
Only an MD. is permitted to use
drops or any kind of medicine in
the eye.
If the eye physician finds that
glasses will help, he will write
a regular prescription for them.
This prescription is then taken to
an Optician who has been train
ed in grinding lenses and in
mounting them in frames. The
eye physician does not S el |
glasses. When the Optician has
made up the glasses, the patient
should return to the eye doctor
with the new glasses to double
check them.
Eye examinations should be
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
Churches To Observe World Day
OF Prayer On Friday February 9

World Day of Prayer is in
terdenominational, interracial and
international in scope" said the
local chairman, adding that Of
ferings are divided between mis-
sionary work at home and abroad
to bring the peoples of our coun-
try and the world into greater
communion with each other
through supplying their spiritual,
educational and recreational
needs. Last year a quarter mil
lion dollars was collected and
used in this work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
Temperature
Continued from Page One)
Temperature -

temperature II
The temperature Thursday at
9 a. m. was nine degrees above,
Leonard McNeal, weather obser-
yer reported. The minimum re-
corded officially for January 81
was IL, maximum 20; January 30,
minimum z, maximum Is; Jan
uary %, minimum 8, maximum
q.
The highest temperature re-
corded for the month of jan
uary, according to McNeal, was
60 degrees Jan. 20 and the low
est, one degree below on Jan. z.
In comparison the recordings
from January 21 through Febru-
ary l, 1948, showed the tempera-
ture remained below freezing the
entire period with a maximum Of
% degrees above and a minimum
of 16 below.
Schools Closed
Supt. ], ]. Hartley announced
Wednesday the London public
schools would remain closed the
balance of the week. Reopening
date, it was indicated, would
probably be determined by the
weather conditions.
Predictions Of the weather fore
casters Thursday morning were
discouraging to Ohioans weary
of the prolonged severe weather
conditions. Wind, colder and more
snow was the verdict of the
Weather Bureau.
Trains, Buses Continue
Despite the blizzard, transpor-
tation facilities, both rail and
bus, were available out Of Lon
don Thursday morning.
G. ]. Conrad, local agent for the
Pennsylvania and NJ. v. Perkins
for the New York Central, stated
that trains on both roads were
going through only slightly off
schedule.
No word regarding the rail-
road strike had been received by
either agent.
Roscoe Klee, agent for the bus
lines here, stated that buses were
going through, If there is to be
any interruption of service G
through London, Mr.. Klee stated,
he was to be notified by dispatch
ers from Columbus and Spring
field stations.
Three more London residents
were reported injured in falls
on the ice. They are, Mrs. Lester
Wilson, Lincoln Avenue, who suf-
fered a broken right leg when
she fell Monday night and Freed
man Jones, London RID 4, who
fractured his right wrist in a
fall, also Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Burt, 81 Cherry St.
fell on the ice Tuesday and broke
her wrist. She was taken to Doct-
or's Hospital and returned home.
Two who were reported injured
injured earlier We're Ward Duff.
fy, S. Walnut St, and Mrs. Rob.
ert Barnes, ~ Main St, Mrs
Barnes suffered a fractured el
bow and Mr. Duffy, a laceratec
scalp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
MADISON COUNTY COURTS

lots in Burr Oaks Heights sub
division in Pleasant township.
w. P. Watts and Audrey Watts
to Ohio Fuel Gas Company lot
164 in Burr Oaks Heights sub
division in Pleasant Township.
Florence M. Conover to Ralph
N. Agile, Robert C. Agile and
Ralph Edgar Agile $3.50 acres
in Stokes Township.
Gideon J. Yutzy, undivided 1/3
interest in 346.66 acres in Monroe
Township.
Paul Larry Berry and Verna
Berry to Bertha Siebold, lot Z
in Frey's First addition to vii
lage of Jefferson.
f. H. Thunderstorm to H. Park
er Adkins, tract in village of Plain
City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

Estate of Roseanna Emery, late
Of London, Bruce c. Emery has
been appointed administrator
Bond was S2,100.
Estate Of John D. Hostetler,
late Of Darby Township, Eli A..
Miller named administrator, bond
$4,000.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
LICENSES GRANTED

Wayne Richard Snyder, farmer,
London RID, and Jean Alice
Cushman, payroll clerk, Me
chanicsburg RID.
Edward r. Lanning, manager
and Mary Jane Lanigan, both
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
LICENSES ASKED

Robert Max Gordin, employee
international Harvester Company,
and Betty Lou Neff, both Of
South Solon.
Louis G. Mellow, Jr., account
ing clerk, Royal Oaks, Mich,
and Jean E. Sidener, Home Ser
vice Advisor, London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
WILL PRoBATED

Viii of the late Henry
Wayne Tyler, of London has been
admitted to probate and record
in Madison county court. The en-
tire estate was left to his wife,
Inez G. Tyler, who was appoint
ed executrix Of the estate without
bond.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

started early in life and contin-
ued regularly. Any disturbance in
vision should be reported to an
eye physician for examination.
Watery eyes. red and scaly ids,
styes, unusual blinking, pain in
the eyeball-all call for immedi-
ate medical attention.
All injuries TO the eye are SER
ious enough TO demand medical
care. Only a fool would monkey
around the eyes with home REM
edies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

All crime and vice stories will be published in proper
lotion their value. Crime will be discouraged: The
emncl will be glored. The respect of fhe law and
The will be upheld Relatives and friends OF wreng-
will be injured for he sake of humGn-inferes
Stories Suicide. divorce and nsoniy will be recognized
unfortunate social problems indecent details crime vice
end other stories will not be published.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

the State Civilian Defense Head
quarters from time to time, the
public will be kept informed as
to the part local residents must
assume in the defense setup.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
HURT IN FALL

Mrs. Rhoda Steen, South Solon,
suffered injury to her hip when
she slipped and fell on the ice
Monday. She was expected to be
taken to hospital for observa-
ton and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

William Daily and Betty Daily
to Lee McNeer and Mae McNeer,
lot 105 in Glade Hill addition to
London.
The Starr-Jackson Minin G
Company to Jsrnes G. Parry,
Hamilton County, 65S.6O acres in
Oak Run and Fairfield townships.
Lands formerly owned by Will
liam D. and Elmer J. Chenoweth.
Cenia Lucy to VIM. ]. Pagels,
80 Of acre in Union Township.
w. r. Watts and Audrey Watts,
Winchester, Kentucky, to Ohio
Fuel Gas Company, Columbus, 4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02

Charles Braskett VS. Margaret
Braskett.
Guy f. Andrews VS. Bessie
Pearl Andrews.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
DIVORCE GRANTED
DIVORCES ASKED

Peggy Ferneau VS. Richard H.
Ferneau.
, 1951-06-23

conditioning, automobile me-
chanics, baking, cabinet-mak-
ing, drafting, electricity, ma
chine shop, printing, radio and
refrigeration. The duration of
these courses varies from one
to two years. The present
scholarships are of one year
duration, but it is highly pro-
bable, Mr.. Cramer said, that
students pursuing a two-year
course will be given similar
assistance during the second
year of their studies.
ct is the hope of the Com
mission" Mr.. Cramer said,
"that students, civil servants,
and others in these territories
who desire to obtain technical
training in the fields covered
will seek to avail themselves
of this opportunity, and get in
touch with me as soon as pos
sible."
, 1951-06-23
0. P. S. suys -.

Our dollars must be strong to
stand the strain of the defense eff
fort. You pay taxes to help. But
along comes initiation to undo
your work, THE RESULT more
taxes. Initiation will destroy all
your purchasing power. You come
face to face with initiation every
time you buy. Remember: WHEN
EVER YOU BUY, WHATEVER
YOU BUY 80. BUY WHAT YOU
NEED, BUT ONLY WHEN YOU
NEED IT.
, 1951-06-23

courses will be appropriated
during the next financial year.
No provision is made in the
scheme for paying passages to
or from Puerto Rico or for ex-
penses connected with obtain
ing U. S. visas. These ex-
penses must be borne by the
students themselves or by
their governments.
Students wishing to apply
Tor these scholarships must
present a high school diploma
or its equivalent; must be
over sixteen years of age;
must have a working know
ledge of Spanish, as all courses
are conducted in that langu-
age; and should have had
some experience in the SUBJ
Ject they wish to study. Appli-
cations should be sent direct
~ to the Secretary General of
the Caribbean Commission.
They should give full particu-
lars of the applicants educa-
ton and training, and must be
accompanied by a recommen-
dation from the Director Of
Education, Headmaster, or
some similar competent per-
son who has direct knowledge
OF the applicants qualifca-
tons, educational background
and ability to speak Spanish.
It is the intention of the
authorities t hat students be-
netting under this project
should return to their own ter
ritories at the completion of
their course. This, of course,
cannot be assured, but the
visas they will be granted
will preclude them from re-
naming in Puerto Rico or the
U. S. A. to work.
The fields of training avail
able at the Metropolitan Vo-
cational School include: air
, 1951-06-23
NOTICE

It has been necessary to
close the road at the sea to
Estate Richmond for all traf-
fic and dumping, any viola
ton will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
Chr. Moller Jorqensen
, 1951-06-23
POINT FOUR OFFERS VOCATIONAL.
SCHOLARSHIPS TO CARIBBEAN

PORT OF A The Unit
ed States Technical Coopera-
ton P~rogram-the so-caNed
Point " Programmes ap-
proved, in cooperation with
the Government of Puerto
Rico, a project for the training
OF students from the Carib-
bean area at the Metropolitan
Vocational School in, Puerto
Rico. The Caribbean Commits
sion, at its Twelfth Meeting
held recently in Barbados
agreed that it should sponsor
this project.
Details of the scheme, which
is being administered through
the Caribbean Commission.
were given to the press by
Lawrence w. Cramer, Secre-
tary General of the Commits
sion.
Applications for these schol-
arships will be received by
Mr.. Cramer, who will make
the selections and recommend
them to the Director of the
Puerto Rican school.
Under the scheme 80 scholar
ships with financial aid will be
granted to applicants. These
scholarships entitle the holder
to free tuition at the Metropo-
Titan Vocational School and in
addition carry a financial of
100000 Us. per annum. This
is considered an adequate
amount to meet all local ex-
penses Of the student. Al
though it will be seen from the
attached list of courses that
most of the courses are of
more than one years duration,
the financial assistance has at
present been appropriated for
only one year. It is likely,
however, that additional
funds required to enable the
students to complete their
, 1951-06-23

10 TEN DAYS 10
DAY OF DAY
SALE BARGAINS SALE
Selling out stock on hond-mukinq
room for new stock
SUITS AT BELOW COST
Our Loss YOUR Cain
SUITS for BOYS 10 TO 10 yrs. $500 up
SUITS for MEN 80 to 48 chest Sl2Oo m
TROUSERS = Dress and Khaki Sl5o IN
SHIRTS : Dress. Work. Sport Use un
For Men dnd Boys
Many many more Characterization & Prom Suits
Tuxedo type with of without dark trousers
VERY REASONABLE
Observation-Disclosures
EVERYTHING ~GOING-MUsT sELL-BUY NOW
BEFORE STOCK is SOLD OUT
Mr.. Cheap" 8 Company ST.
v Christiansted st. Croix, vi
I'm front Of SKY VIEW CLUB
JOHN ]. FARCHETTE1
Evening star., 1951-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion Regal
de luxe 2-door; just like brand-new
in looks and performance. A real
pargain at sos. Liberal terms and
BiA MOTORS i4th and Florida ave.
siUDEBAKEK 1a4e Champion de
sra, ,Ixe sedan; dan best buy buy, i in @ town a.
Champion convertible coupe. S1,195.
at big reductions; liberal terms and
trade; Open a.m:-a pm. Co
ave. NV. AID. 642a. --22
STUDEBAKER 40 Champion Regal de
axe ox mi 4dr oysrdr sn Ma1nY eimStizer raae
INC, ! East Capitol and Minnesota
STUDEBAKER i947 Champion 4-dr. +;
soSS GGner; NG q '9G9 9e1a mi.' heater . tires
r. and h.. cd: 100es guarantee;
Sss5. ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler-
plymouth. ID Kennedy st. NV, TU
sTUDEBAKER 80 Land cruiser;
studebaker's finest car; overdrive
begnt.ful Plaza eray. richly uphoi,,
guarsntee: Si,1s5. Mcneil MO- f5l
tors LIS LIS P st. NV CO. sl53
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr.
Regal de luxe: sky blue. r.. seat GOV,
Wv. tires; excel. cond.: low mile
sge; ieaginS country; must sell;
ewes, CO. 1000, Ext. 6O4-B. ..
STUDEBAEER Al Champion cdr.
motor and tires In excellent condi-
tion. O1erdrive, climatizer. de-
froster. Low cost transportation in
q denendab'e car Only $2a5. LEE
D. BUTLER, 1121 21st st. NV, DI.
ore 10
STuDEBAKER 1947 o-door and a.
POLTAN CAR WHOLESALERS
1900 BladensburR I'd. LA. 6-9776.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
SERVICEMEN
STUDE. COMDR.. '47
$1.095

44,USO
5-paSs. Starlight coupe with powerful
vs. Commander engine. ReflnisheG
In beautiful light green. equipped
with gas-saying overdrive. stratoline
raolo, spotlight. direction signals,
climatizer. defroster, 5 good tires.
Butler-Bonded. This is the model
that set the standards for future
cal designing. LEE D. BUTLER,
11C1 DIST ST n u nj 01J0 II
Evening star., 1951-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 194S Special 2-door
sedan; radio. heater. seat covers;
Immaculate; first choice l-owner car;
only S1,096. WHEELER. INC.
Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer. $500 Wis
consin ave. NV, EN-. 470s. is,
PLYMOUTH l949 late series 4-dr.
81 s1asS sS5 seesR oWNRR hhF snd JA fa IKE
PLYMOUTH 194l 4-dr. sed.; heater.
orig. green fin.. exceptionally nice
cond.: S295. SAFEWAY MOTORS
(NO. IT'D, 1900 14th st. NV. Open
40 sedan: S.ea. Why
1871 Bladensburg Rd. IL. 3-ssO0.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
SEDAN; equipped; one owner; $500
eriginal miles; sess, to appreciate:
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coach;
equipped. runs fine. looks swell: sell
for balance due. S157; or S3:t down.
bal, SS.5S per mo. WILLIAMS,
Rhode Island ave. at goth st. ne,
PLYMOUTH - sedan; s2gs. Why
I131 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. assoc.
PONTIAC 1851 station wagon; all
metal body: immaculate; S2.499
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut
fosnhsG 9sause 1921 oss ffG5 %Ioop pokr1Ac s5 l@
~" Connecticut. NO. S90O.
PONTIAC 10fl streamlined 2-door
sedan: r. and h., rev motor Job.
battery sxc. clean clean s5," IN hs
PONTIAC '46 sedanette. r. and h.; o
perfect car for only SS95. MCCOY
MOTORS, INC, East Capitol and
Minnesota ave. LU. 1-97:'2. 10
PONTIAC 1941 IS" .-door; excel.
eond throughout S393 or best Of,
Pontiac ls4o conv.; s1so. NO.
PONTIAC 1910 sedan: $3.50. Must
sell, leaving for foreig,n service. 4SS
Indiana ave NV. parking lot. ~
S395. ROYAL MOTORS, chrysler-
Plymouth. 10 Kennedy st. NV. TU'
PONTIAC 1850 Chief sedan: Sl.593.
Why pay more? 80 bank financing.
dens6ure Rd.. Ii. :i-ssoo. ''
PONTIAC ILaf, 194G M 6-eyl. 4odr.; + and
MOTORS, chrysler- Plymouth, l3
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain "s" con-
vertible; de luxe throughout; IA 900
miles: 5000. Otis 1853. ~
1886 4-dr sedan: heater:
good mech. cond.; passed 1850 d. c.
inspec.; 500. RA. MA. or 81.
40:t4. 30
Pontiac 1850 Chief sedan: Sl.7s3.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd.. Ii 3-SS00.
PONTIAC 1949 rs" sedan: excel. .
drive. 81 5a5. cAP1ToL cXDILEAcs-. :.
'oLDsMiS02BILE Co. 1922 22nd ST.
PONTIAC 80 chieftain e-door;
HydTa-Matic,. r. and h.: undercoated;
1900 mi: all other extras; S1,S45.
Days, ST. 05G2: nights, AL. 3944
PONTIAC 1850 Chief sedan: 1913.
Why pay more? So bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SSOO.
1850 sedan: r. and h:
81 ,295. METROPOLITAN CAR
Wholesalers, 1900 Bladensburg
I'd. LA. 6-9T76. 22s
Evening star., 1951-04-18
AUTOMOBILES "A FOR SALE

oLDsMoBILE 1e4e "7e" sedanette;
suarantee; & a S $ss5. 5sols Royal AIN MoToRs 1
GhryslfT7plynSgth' GlT'. Err y4ss 10 Kennedy st
oLDSM6BiLE iS4o e-cyl.. 4-dr. Sc
radiator and brake cables; has ra-
dio, heater. defroster; in good cond.
S375 or best offer. 81. BOAT. ewes.
OLDSMOBILE Al 4-dr. sedan; dark
blue; r. and h. Hydra. new tires;
PsPf mas send se deatS o1is 10 owfsT smE low sas5 m
Phone 9 to 8. CHI. 1861; after pm
oLDsMOBiLE 1850 Model "ss" club
ffSan HsdTs dTve sTfse IT'S t5ny is n.h very T. out
cHpfLLAc-oLDsMoBILE coLDsMo CO. 1s3a
oLDsMoBiLE He 1850 Model Node; "ss" 4-dr
sedan; SEDAN EXCEL Sc' blask as finish h.pirhi b
cHDLLAc-oEpsMoBIIE Edi; CO. Sarlt9 Ia55
22nd st. NV. ST. 2600.
oLDsMoBILE 1949 Model "78" club
HydEq, driye, ,nsIlG..r 81 .395. GAP1ToL
oIbsMoBrnE lbs 81 ny loS! ST' 80 Sso9 4o.ooo mi.
cash. CO. 5949, MRS. Wills.
oLDS 1850 "sS" de hnxe sedan
Hydra.Matic; HYDRA fat, all extras: * 400 nj; nj,
oLDs 40 2-dr. sedan; HYDRA tic
colnpietel~ reHewed. new front end
and steering. new tires and battery
sas5 Say5o T6G5 n1i eoy,ss' SSss For auie,; ale
Obs ~ rs" 4-dr.;. Hydra. r. and
/ h.: a beauty for only SI ,045 Nc
Coy MCToRs. INC East % Capitol
and Minnesota ave. LU. 1-9732,
oLDs AZ sedan; black. r. and h.,
| Hydra, S. c.; orig. pvt. owner; ST, y UG
or best offer. SH. o024. 80
OLDS 1910 club coupe; cylinders
r. and h., immaculate black finish:
range terms. WILLIAMS. Rhode Is
PACKARD 1919; 81 i,3a5: ne-ownet
cnv,SsTdx e35 sSes eOHd %droR fully co s0uipoed @
rXCKAR6' Mtii nsf' Wt 4a s:S%. 4.dr. 11o": or orig.
SAT. SArEWAY MoToRs mo
rhcKARDs (s u iG4s; Al All ali one-owner
cars; excel. cond.: fully equipped;
Sl,O95 to 1."95 CONVICTION MO
TOR CO.. 1901 Wis. ave-. WI. 900.
PACKARD 1910 sedan; equipped
passed snse 3 D. G inspection sell for bal ond
| Sl2.ls per me. WILLIAMS. Rhode
Island ave. at goth st. ne. 10
PACKARD 1850: one-owner car; excel.
cond.; fully equipped: 81 SAB. COW
INGT0N MOTOR CO., i30L Wis.
ave. WI. 1900. 80
PACKARD 1850 station wagon: black.
owner; $4,000 or best offer. Rock
PACkARD io4s Super conv.; r. and
h.. o.d., elec. clutch; 1906 guar
antee; 81. 1896. ROYAL MOTORS,
ChTyslsT { N Ter -p5ymouth' lyme l5>Kennedy st.
PACKARD 1871 convertible club cpe.: i:
tires; excel. cond.; owner leaving
Tor for Navy; price 1895 or best offer.
PACKARD Ii 'Hj,n; 1913 "1s5" de luxe !d 4-dr.:
s. .oa5' @ ROYAL MOTORS 5s SearSier: chrysier-
Plymouth. Is Kennedy st. NV. 1u.
pLYMiourH late AS special de ID luxe
rh @rdo9r sedan; blue; low MILEAGE;
STATION Seminary I'd. Fairling-
ton. Call OV. 6056 after s p m
PLYMOUTH 1949 black Special de
luxe 4-dr.; Wv. tires: l,300 mi:
directional, lights, Plastic S. c.;
N,4G0 cash, WO. 1853. lis
~ Vs. WITT '4n sedan, So93 Why
pay more? AUTO WHoLEsALERs,
-,,~uenSbur, Rd. Ii. 3-SS0U.
: PLYfiL uTH 1880 Special de luxe
4-dr.; r. and h.; Ike new; new
car guarantee: 81 .695. ROYAL
MOTORS, Chrysler-P Plymouth, l5
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr.; black; r, h..
Sl,525: must sell, going overseas;
see any time. 56-A Galveston pl s.w
%"
PLYMOUTH Al: excellent condition;
1925 or best offer. 10. S-3015.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1910 Champ: heater
S. c., good tires, new motor; S22E
or best offer. JA. 2-SS94.
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion: heater
overdriye: perfect throughout; sacri.
flce. Wed. only, 81 l215 cash. UN
033B
Evening star., 1951-04-18
BUICK

1949 4-dr Super; radio, heater, seat
covers; excellent condition; will sac
rif1ce at S1,400.
Hertz Drive-Ur-Self System
Evening star., 1951-04-18
lHEVROT.E

1850 de luxe; low mileage; heater and
seat covers. some have radios. An
cars are in excellent condition, better
than most privately owned cars, VIII
sacrifice at $1.450. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
Hertz Drive-Ur-Self System
1901 1. ST N w 90
Evening star., 1951-04-18
Ford, Chew. Plvn,
SERVICEMEN

SERVICEMEN
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON LOW.
MAIE MONTHLY PAYMENTS EX.
TENDED TO ALL OFFICERs
EEHSMlISTED PERSONNEL AND GOV.
LESS OF WHERE YOTJ ARE RAsED
(WORLD-WIDE FINANCE SERVicE1
100 OTHER GOOD GUARANTEE
CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. A'l
Town & Country Motors
OR. 0100 533e WIS. AVE. NV
EVENINGS TILL 10
SUNDAY. 10 TO 8