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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
PILGRIM REST CHURCH

The Pilgrim Rest church morn
ing worship, Math. 4-24. Subject:
Demon Of today, representative,
has belonged to the Kingdom Of
Satan"
In the afternoon, Mrs. Pearl
Smith sponsored a program and
we raised the sum of $50S.76 This
amount win be put in the building
fund.
The speaker was Rev. L. c.
Harris and his senior choir sang.
Pastor. Rev. Joseph jackson, re-
porter, Mrs. Matte b. Ghoston,
505S Irving Ave. No.
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Formers & Mechanics
Elects Officers

Henry .. KIngman, president Of
Farmers and Mechanics Savings
bank, announced the election Of
two new officers 1T the annual
board OF trustees meeting.
Gerhard w. Bosholm. 80, was
elected comptroller, newly
created position. A graduate Of
the University of Minnesota In
1894. he joined the bank In 1870
and was transferred 10 the adj
ministrative department in 1885.
Harold l.. Carlson was elected
assistant treasurer in charge OF
the main banking department. lie
joined the bank staff in 1913 and
has been head teller the past
seven years.
George q. COwie, was dssignat-
ed senior vice president. lie has
been on the staff since 1879 and
was elected vice president In 1859,
after serving m secretary three
years.
An others officers were Fe.sIsct-
Cd.
kingman reported 1861 was q
record year Of growth and activ.
ity for the bank, with the largest
amount Of interest IN IT, history
credited 20 depositorI accounts in
thu total Of ss.7ls.O00, AZ mid
year. the current rate OF interest
paid dspoaItorn was increased 20
az per cent.
Mortgage activity was next 10
the largest IN the banks history
with more than 20 million dollars
Of mortgages made during the
wear.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

HENRIETTA HUNT
In loving memory Of our dear
mother. Henrietta Hunt. who left
this life on January 20, 1880:
We are lonely, yes, for mother
In the years that passed away,
And we know she'll always guide
US.
Till we meet again some day,
Your children
Howard NJ. Peyton Jr., and Ro-
bert Hunt of ST. Paul, Minnesota
and Joseph w. Hunt of Billings,
Montana, sons; Mrs. Rosa Lee
Watson, Baton Rouge. La: Mrs.
LelAh King, WOodville, Miss,
daughters.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
ST. JAMES A. W. r..
CHURCH NEWS


And they remembered that God
was their rock And the most high
God, their redeemer, Psalm 1855.
Rev. Reddick used this text from
the Psalms a. the starting point
Of his sermon titled The False
Profession" He pointed out the
Inconsistencies between those who
profess to be christians and real
Christians.
Visitors were: Mrs. LEILA Crump
and Mr.. G. Stevenson.
Choir rehearsal was held We'd
nesdAy evening.
The Missionary society met the
home Of Mrs A. Alvis. seas Fourth
Ave. g.. Thursday afternoon.
Sunday Rev, Moses Blackwell.
asst pastor viii deliver the morn.
ing sermon. The title Is Christ OF
Destruction"
C. May, Reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

trude Greene; secretary. Mrs. Kate
Nell, treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Lynn.
Appointed officers: sentinel.
Mr. Lapsrceli Greene; wardsr.
Mrs bessie Clemens; Adah. Mrs.
Gertrude Nay; Ruth, Mrs. Cor.
rinne Griffin; Esther. Mrs. Doro-
thy Payne; Martha. Mrs. Eunyce
Lewis; Elscta, Miss AnnabeIle
jones; chaplain, Mrs. Eula Wat
son. marshall. Mrs. Helen Law
renee and organist. Mrs. Hsloia
Dooisy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
So. Paul chGpFeT
0ES lnsRuIls Officers

In December the following Of.
floera were installed for the year
1893. by the ~. Paul Chapter
oEs No. 1, Prince Hail Affiiia.
ton.
Worthy mAtron, Mrs. LAMAR
Smith; worthy patron, Mr.. Wi.
liam Bayles; associate matron.
Mrs, Evelyn Brent; associate pa.
trdn, Mr.. James Watson; con.
ductreas. Mrs. Bsrnlce Duke: ~.
Bociate conductresa. Mrs. Ger
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RORDER CHURCH NOTES


Friends and members Of Border
were glad that Rev. Sexton. has
recovered from his illness. At the
morning service he brought a
pleasing message on the subject,
Gods Personality" Scripture
reading Nahum lilo. He pointed
out that personality didn't depend
upon looks and told the real mean
ing of II. All OF the many visitors,
present, were given a personal
welcome and invited to worship
with US again.
Next Sunday Rev. Sexton win
speak ON the subject, Christian
Courage" Scripture reading, 2
Timothy I.
Vesper Services every Sunday
evening from 9 TO Z.
You are always welcome at
Border.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank our many
friends for the kind deeds extended
US during the illness and death OF
our beloved brother.
Sisters and brothers; EVeFette
Walls, Ray Walls, EIdist Walls,
Mrs. Harry Nay, Mrs. Tessle Nor
row and EraWaIIs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt appreciation for the many
thoughtful acts and kind express
sions Of sympathy extended by
our friends and neighbors, dur
ing our recent bereavement in the
death OF our dear mother and
sister, the late Mrs. Rose Hay
wood.
Mr., and Mrs Henry Josey
Mrs. Gertrude Smiley
Thomas Alternately
Ruben AbernAthy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank the many
friends and neighbors for the
beautiful tributes of sympathy,
cards, kilograms and other kind
ness shown In the passing Of Mrs.
Winston's mother, Mrs. Sarah Ad-
air.
MIR. and Mrs. Evan Winston ana
family, also nleces and nepheWn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

New Group 1ehns
Bopflss Womsem
The Minnesota-sO. Dakota
State Baptist women's Auxiliary
last week welcomed a new add
ton TO the body. the Baptist
Ministers wives.
This very fine group OF women
were installed at Mt olIvst Bap-
list church, Sunday, Jan. 10 at
4 p. m. by IN state preaident.
Mrs. Lueila Brown. This sermon
was preached by the State Mod
orator, Rev. Floyd Massey. Jr.
Mrs. Ruth l.. Mcdonald, presi-
dent; Mrs. b. II. Hunter. Secrs-
tAry and Rev Floyd Massey, Jr.
program chairman.
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CONTESTANTS 100 WAYMAN
oUEEN CONTEST WORK
HARD TO WIN CROWN

WaymAn AME church which
has made q great comeback under
the pastorate of Rev Nelson Pat
tsrson, IL asking the public TO
help one Of the contestants IN the
Big waymRn Queen Contest. Advt.
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$1,000 REWARD

4 AAtl oANNElnk
One Thousand
Dollars tSi.-
0OoD Reward
In cash To any
person who
viii give me
Information by
Y. s. first
class mail that
will lead me TO
the recovery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
BAPTIST LAYMEN
TO HOLD MEETING
m MINNEAPOLIS

The Laymsn's League OF the
Minneaotn-south Dakota Aasocla-
ton win hold their regular meet
Ing Sunday, Jan. 20 at 4 p. m. at
Bethesda Baptist church, Ills
Eighth g. No.
Laymsn Of all Baptist churches
Of the Twin cities are urged TO
attend.
Ministers Of the Twin city
baptist Association are also tn
vitsd Harvey Hopkins In the
president Of the Laymen and
Lawrence TaFver, IN the secretary.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

A aft Subscription 30 this
newspaper win last the recipient
. year oR 80 weeks. Gall clFoula-
ton department. Midway saA0.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

To my friends and patients:
Your kindness and expressions OF
sympathy during my illness win
never be forgotten. Thank you and
God bless you.
DIR. J. Walton Crump
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Fairfax 10 Apply
For Federal Funds 10
Build Z High Schools

Fairfax County School Board
will apply Friday for $2.5 million
In Federal funds to help build
the proposed Mclean and Grove
ton High Schools.
The School Board has voted
to apply to the United States
Office Of Education for slightly
more than $12 million on each
OF the two schools.
School officials calculate $2.5
million is the amount of Federal
money Fairfax County stands to
receive this year under Public
Law BIS, as recently amended.
This law. school officials ex-
planned, grants the county Fed
eral funds for school construc-
ton, based on the increased
number of children of federally
employed parents since 1852.
Congress already has appro-
priated $50 million this year
under Public Law 815.
Fairfax and other Washington
area counties are able to claim
a large share of the appropria-
ton because of a recent amend
ment to the law. The new
amendment permits nearby
counties to count children of
federally employed parents who
work in Washington but live in
the county. Previously, they
only had been able to claim the
children of federally employed
parents who worked in Virginia.
Assistant School Superintend-
ent j. H. Rice said the county
has provided in its current bond
issue program for the Mclean
and Groveton high schools. He
estimated each would cost in the
neighborhood of SIT million.
Sites have been purchased and
preliminary plans have been
prepared for each.
BY using the Federal money
for the two high schools. Mr..
Rice said the bond issue money
would be released for other
projects.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Five Are Indicted
In Bankruptcy Plot
BY the Associated Press

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 18.
Five Knoxville persons. in
cluding Bob Suffridge, former
Tennessee football player, have
been indicted by a Federal grand
jury for conspiracy against the
Government, United States Dis
trict Attorney John C. Crawford
has revealed.
The indictments, returned last
week in Chattanooga, also named
Lawyer Allen Elliott and his
secretary, Miss Geraldine Pierce,
Mr.. Crawford said. Names of
the others were pending service
of the indictments.
The three named have posted
$1,000 bonds.
The indictments grew out of a
September II hearing in Federal
Court here in which Mr.. Elliott
won new trial on charges of
conSpiring with a client to vio-
late Federal bankruptcy laws.
Mr.. Suffridge's name entered
that hearing when a juror testi-
fled Mr.. Suffridge approached
him as the jury was returning
and quoted Federal Judge Robert
L. Taylor as saying a not guilty
verdict would be returned in IS
or 10 minutes"
Mr.. Elliott was granted a new
trial on grounds the jury was
subject to influence, although
Mr.. Suffridge said later he did
not know that the juror, Fred
Waggoner of Maryville, was a
jury member at the time.
Mr.. Suffridge played guard
with Tennessee in 1889.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

BUICK 1881 Special; r. h.; 81. .3e5
CAITHNESS BUICK, INC.
5116 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-55Sl
-22
BUICK 1850 Super; r, h.. Dynafiow.
81 ,095.
CAITHNESS BUICK, INC.
5115 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-56S1.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
AuroMoslLrs FOR SALE

HENRY ] 1881 2-dr.: you can't. go
wrong on this economy champion.
$595. MITCHELL MOTORS. INC,
at Constitution ave. EX. 3-41o5.
HENRY J. '53; priv. owner, Real
psTE; eSpf; prac. usfe new, $3.50 miles.
$1.295 cash or best offer. EN-.
2-4420, Sat. and Sun. -22
so: all extras: fine cond.;
good Gas. mileage: leaving. must
e sell. S525. LU. 2-5943. -22
HILLMAlN, MORRIS, JAGUAR, SUM-
assnses snd %ish
policy. FOREIGN CARS. LTD.
20l2 Duke ST.. Alexandria. Va; XII.
s-6446. Open 8 pm. weekdays.
4 pm. Sat.
1850: fully equipped. fine
sosS; SosS57 81 SSIs IA. g s-5fes. Pest 0her EA'
HUDSON 81 Commodore '.s" sedan;
custom seat covers: immaculate one
WHEELER. INC. chrysier-Plymouth
lem: 3es47osl. 4so0 Wisconsin ave.
HGSsoNs G5ESsoo sqsdas 1919 4-dr. supe, 8; r. and
to sell. S475. MITCHELL MOTORS,
INC. Kaiser-Willys, 222 2nd St.
NV. 2nd at Constitution ave. Elk.
HUDSON 1850 Pacemaker 4-door se-
soasbls San; low RA R,leags, s$,sS pyt owner rea-
HUDSON 1919 BrousRam 2-dr.: 5000
or best offer: tires. motor. body, all
peri; $4,000 mi: 1 owner who left
country; Can be seen at smith S
vile rd.. Silver spg. JU. s-3an7O.
HUDSON 81 2-door sedan; black, r.
and h.; S995. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 Irving. st. NV, AID. 4-8500:
also 3460 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670.
HUDSON '52 Wasp sport club coupe:
LIZ hEy 4ais7s n1S; fully equip; $500 my niles
HGDsoN 1852 Hornet; Hydra-Matic;
fully equipped; new condition; one
owner; sacrifice. JE. 3-0376. %
HUDSON 80 4-door; r. and h.. new
tires and .rca paint nand low ssi nleass 4fs
ST. SSnet; ne. eEfei Il. s-ssss.' sSaa' S'''' 1MaS
JAGUAR 1850 Mark 3 sedan. S1.745;
convertible. ST. .S45; both cars in ex-
cellent condition. FOREIGN CARS
LTD. 2012 Duke ST.. Alexandria.
Va, KI. s-6446. open o pm. wk.
,aa,Ii.t dayTi Pm; Ias6 Sat; xx ,oo roadster.
& SsautitS5 FREfGT S2RfiflsR eaRs hfGftSfg GfS
S-6446. open pm. wk. days. 4
JAGUAR new 1854; ss.4s5 JACK
PR pRY . LTD L D., 18th and P sts, In
JAGUAR 1859 xK-12o hardtop coupe
11,000 NIL. like new. OIL. ALI SAC
Evening star., 1953-11-22
AuroMos,Lrs FOR SALE

JEEP, Willys 4-w. drive: motor over
S195 dn., SIS wk. JE. 4-2sI8. Sd
JEEP-Universa 1850; / owner;
$4,000 mi. $500 or best offer. TIE.
6-l905. 30
KA SER Manhattan 1862: two-tone
blue, heater, radio, seat covers,
hydramatic; 81 400. Private owner.
TO. 9-6496, 9-5S5O.
KAISER l94s 4-dr;; T. and h. 9
MoToRs. INC. Kaiser WHY'S, 222
End St: NV, 2nd at Constitution
KAISER l947 4-dr.; Z; and h., black.
we know that you'll buy it when
owner oT r. installed door gu Slisrds os o. TIE the
guar, S2s5. SIS down. SLIGO
MOTORS. WHY'S dealer. 9e2 Sligo
ave-, S. S.. Md. JU. 7-9OSO OF
Ia a. SALE Sag4oj isss 9Dsn sndr sun; excel cond
holstReqPy;n hlRq n $685., OIL ss; Ss715s. fa'o MsS Up
LINCOLN Continental '46 hardtop;
good mech; mech condition. Best ef5er'
LiNCoLN Cosmopolitan 81 4-dr. Sc
dan; fully EQUIP: low mileage. viii
ncseDt S:. EH 5EaGs: sl$4$2 Z 2sS' 4s Mass as svs
LINCOLN 40; r., h., new tires; beaut.
inside and out; $3.50 cash. WO. g.
LINCOLN IS, Cosmopolitan. TO r. h.,
sslec' 1h,oS wlndSws in front seat; S1s:45o
LINCOLN 1850 4-dr.: Hydra-Matic,
r., h., low mileage; beautiful green
finish; Wv. tires. This 1-owner car
is absolutely same as brand-new in
every way. Take car to your me-
chanic without deposit. S1,O95.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave,
LINCOLN, ~ 4-door; r. and h.. over
new car: s425. best offer. OIL
LINCOLN Continental hardtop 1e41;
has 1850 Olds.. V-S engine, 10000
mi. Wv. and accessories. Must
LINCOLN 40 cosmopolitan con-; r
and h., overdr., Wv. tires, new
black top. all chrome Leather in
terror. q luxurious car in immac
cond.; S995. POHANKA SERVICE
INC: 1928 goth st. NV, DI. 7-IO07
LINCOLN '53 Capri coupe; compiled
extras. ike new. owner. WO. 6.
LINCOLN 1s4e 4-door; black, shiny
orig; or Iin pant; tI.,dI Tires & like new. Clear
Standing car. Bargain for 1925
LTNcoES IN, alSlSs 70 sedan; r, h., over
drive; very clean, and mechanical,
TORS. INC Your Chrysier-pi@ym @
1uth Dealer. 400 Ga. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD, 194s de luxe Tudor, black: h;
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO. (Fordl,
11a5s1 119I7 n. Moore St. Arl" Va. "a.
FORD 1947 super de luxe Fordor: r.
and h.; seat covers; cleanest one in
town. Better phone q hold order
IiNGToN MOTOR co. Fordl. 1917
FORD 1851 convert. gray; low mile
hair in this sporty convertible. 6
ARI1ScToM ARR, N IioSpi MoToR E5sS co SS,, sForS2,
1917 5o n. Moore ST., Arl.. Va. ia.
FoRP 40 custom .s" Tudor; :. and
FORD 80 as' tS%Si conSiertibie: Hisi :'g; radio.
heater. overdrive; beautiful char
treuse green: immaculate one-owner
eace SaT ss45 wEEEnEs sRi5aRses 1Sc ses
ave. (EM. S-470sj. Closed Sunday.
FORD 1850 custom de luxe VS. Tu-
dor; heater, S. c.; $4,000 miles; like
new throughout: $685.. Woodley
FSR5SO MOTOR, '4s, in 80 Lincoln
body, perfect condition; best offer.
FoRD as super de luxe Tudor;
radio and heater; excellent condi-
roSS tHn fS51 pg oERs1 ys re5tne R4 ss4s s4s copd
Ssi{ SsYO% va eaEstVJ 7.4doi, miles. Sac $3.50.
FORD 50 CLUB coupe; lss heater; IL. like
YER SPRING MOTOR Co, NC:
1Co2 East-West hwy. ,JU;. s73l57
signo Open today.
FORD '52 Ranch wagon Gall metal
body); 8 cylinder, r. and h.; turn
signals: low mileage; S1,595. SIL-
YER SPRING MOTOR CO. INC.
1902 11Elc c..lI East.West hwy ~; sISl577
sign) Open today.
FORD '53 Ranch wagon (all metal
body): heater and Fordomatic; cas-
cade green finish; very low mileage:
$" 395; SILVER SPRING MOTOR
acre; across iNf; from u t. 5. Royal sisnS.
FORD Ord 'DHsS' 4s prefect 4-door sedan;
radio and other equipment; for real
economy. plus driving comfort. be
sure SURE AND see thi: TeeSend ssT, special n,
3ladensburg I'd. Cat Piney Branch)
Sill, Spg., Md. JU. 7-7ssS. Open
FORD 81 Fordor: good black finish;
Fordomatic; heater; turn signals.
This car is above average in every
respect. 81 ,095. B. g. D. MOTORS,
SS01 Old Bladensburg. rd. (at Piney
Branch),, Sill. Spg.. Md. JU. 7-7SSS.
FRAZER '4s 4-door sedan; r. and h,
GfEerar fEsnsp sss 5sss PEssSd cHSS fSSe
RoLET. co. Seven Corners. 5sl Falls
HENRY 81 4-cyl.: heater and
snow tires: S75 cash and take over
payments of S39 mo. Call RA. g.
SS96 after $50 p;m:
HENRY Jim a 1851 model with
trunk. overdrive and heater. MS
owner has pampered me SO I'm In
| fine shape. But he must sell me
now. I'd like a good owner who
will appreciate me. You can have
me for $695. maybe less. 20
HENRY J, '51: original blue finish
fully equipped, absolutely perfect
economical to own and drive; ful
inspection guaranteed; only 81
down; full price, S595. See Mon
gia ave. NV. ia. 9-S416. Close'
HEENHRSYy J 1852 e-cylinder vagabond
royal blue: tire on back: Ike new
10000 mi; SS95. RA. 6-26S0.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
CHEVROLET 1879

CHEVROLET 1852
Styleline 4-door less than IL. 0OO
miles: heater and seat covers; backed
BY our, OK warranty: q real bargain
for only S1.2a5.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Fla. Ave. NV. Ho. 2-75OO.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
AUroMoBILts FOR SALE

LoCOMOBILE 1926 Jr. 8; six tires,
extra parts, tools, model 1T" Ford
chassis; $500 or best offer. Call
Monday after 5 p.m.. IA. 7-0514.
MASSARETTI. dlbe. overhead cam,
super CHARGED, l,lO0-cc. engine, l30
h.p.;. $1,000, Also 1852 Siata gran
sport roadster. suitable. for COM
late: 1900: both for $4,000. Ph.
LO. $4,000 for appt. -26
MERCURY 40 club. coupe; radio.
heater, white side-wan tires: green !:
seat covers: $1,000 actual miles;
must be seen to be appreciated: !:
MERcuRS ilisc SuH 5a Shs sldoor; ne Hercomasis nsS
finish; $l,595. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR Co, INC, 1909 East-West
hgwy.. JU. s-3l57, directly across
fG% n ? EGyai csnTertDs on Spsn sSdaS SPsS
red with good top: Z. and h.; q
special for today: $395. 3. q p.
MOTORS. SS01 Old Bladensburg I'd.
Cat Piney Branch. Sill. Sps., Nd.
JU. 7-7SSS. Open today.
MERCURY 81 4-door; heater. seat
that's In tip-top shape throughout;
especially priced at S1,195; easy
SaRaoURF isERs saRE moaoks 9aesss ssls sysss seh:
ming rd:. ne, Ii. 3-6555. Open
MERCURY l949 club conv.: r, h.;
excellent throughout; sacrifice, S575,
terms. ACME MOTORS. 2134 x
MERCURY 1949 2-door sedan: low
mileage; private owner; ST00. 10.
S-7955.
MERCURY '52 Monterey sedan; r.
and h., o.: low mileage; like
new; best offer: will consider trade.
10. S-1295.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

BUICK 1g49 Roadmaster 4-door;
r. h.; $S45.
|CAITHNESS BUICK, INC.
5115 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-55s1.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
AuroMoslLrs FOR sALr

MERCURY 1850 4.door; radio and
heater. .custom-tailored covers; very
low mileage. See. drive and buy
this nne car: only SS5 down: full
price, $995. See Monday ct HAND
LEY lFord). 1928 Georgia ave.
NV, Ia. 9-S416. Closed Sunday.
MERCURY 1949 club coupe; radio
and heater. overdrive; q beautiful
finish, custom-tailored covers: many
other extras; being sacrificed; only
S65 down; full price. S705. See
Monday at HANDLEY lFord1, 1923
Georgia ave. NV, ia. 9-S416.
Closed Sunday.
MERCURY r53 2-door; +. and h.,
Mercomatic: jet-black finish with
Wv: tires; 9 great savings; 81. .995.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. I.
ave. me-, DU. 7-S300. -27
MERCURY 1852 Monterey V-s con-
yertible, green; in excellent condi-
ton; equipped with all accessories;
radio. heater. etc. Must be sold to
close estate. Best offer accepted.
Apply in person. .231S Ashmead pl.
NV. or phone ADJ 2.2126 %
Evening star., 1953-11-22

cAITHNEss Gait I'm SsSs'I BUICK, i INC. Si59
5115 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-55s1.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

For the length Of the contest "1O%
Discount on all cars advertised
hts Of Cd . signed statement from
the former owner, (2) an So gas
saying plan for / year, (3) 10, ,OOO-
mile or 1-year guarantee on most
cars.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
DIV Contest Closes
VMW ] Nov. 24th, 9 Pm.

l. All you have to do Is ride in a late
model 81, '52 or '53 Ford. You NAV riSe
In your own Ford, . friends or one Of
cur owner-rated late model Fords or one
OF our 1883 Demonstrators. (Our Demon.
ST ssrators WMI be available At any one Of
our branches for your cOnvenience.(
<. Just write your name and address an
an entry blank ut any Logan Motor
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Keneipp Reports Lag
In Auto Noise Abatement
BY the Assoeio.ed Pres,

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. as
Traffic Director George E.
Keneipp of Washington present.
ed a report to the American AS
sociation of Motor Vehicle Ad-
miniStrators' Convention here
yesterday in which he said prog
resS toward abatement of au-
tomobile traffic noises has been
"diSappointingly slow"
The American Trucking AS
Sociation, however, has devel-
oped recently a laboratory pro-
cedure for the testing of muf-
fer performance, he said.
In another item in his report,
he said a number of major mo-
tor vehicle manufacturers have
agreed to consider an AAMVA
recommendation that they re-
frain from referring to speed
and power in advertisements in
any other ways than as factual
data or in relation to safety
Mr.. Keneipp's report was sub
mitted shortly before the four
day convention adjourned yes
terday.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

customers. Tomorrow see these outstand-
ing values in suits and coats at $37. Prove to
yourself-our "Tiny- profit, big-volume" policy
pays off-to YOU-in style, quality, selection
and most important in PRICE!
Evening star., 1953-10-23

in Jail has been one of the most
recurrent problems which we
have faced"
AS for those who advocate a
return to "old-faShioned punish
ment," Mr.. Beck asked, when
have we left it?"
do the Unexpected"
Delinquents, he said, cannot
all be treated by the same meth
cd. Slum children. for instance
he added, expect hate and hos
tility.
THE trick" he said, sis to do
what is unexpected. The trick is
not to retaliate by meeting hos
tility with hostility. The trick is
to condemn the delinquent act
without condemning the delin-
quent."
New ways of dealing with de-
linquentS, he went on, do not
advocate "mushy Sentimentality'
or coddling. In stead, he said,
the new techniques are firmneSs
and kindness, meeting the needs
of the youth as they can be per-
ceived through what we know
about them"
To carry out these techniques
he said, juvenile courts should
have Staffs of trained probation
officers He cautioned, however,
against relying too much on
trained personnel. Today's de-
linquent, he said, needs a COM
munity where citizens, are ready
to come together to meet the real
needs of children.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Mistaken for Bear,
Indian, Il, Is Shot Dead
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

SALAMANCA, N. Y, Oct. %.
Harvey Silversmith. 21-year-
old Indian from Caledonia. Ont.
was shot and killed here yester-
day when he was mistaken for
a bear.
CatarauguS County Sheriff
Morgan L. Sigel said the fatal
shot was fired with a .30-30 rifle
by Laverne Redeye, 19, also an
Indian.
Sheriff Sigel said some chill
dren reported a bear was swim
ming in the Allegheny river, and
Redeye went to the river bank
with his gun. The youth thought
he saw the bear moving in the
bushes and fired, the sheriff said.
The shot hit Silversmith In
the face.