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De SOTO 1852 Piredome asedan;
moderately equipped with power
I steering, power brakes tofque-dr.,
radio, heater Solex glass. new
Wv. tires; outstanding In condi-
nen and appearances. Sale price.
WHEELER, INC.
1 cHRYSLER- -PLYAGouTH-IsGPERIAL
/ LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
t4S00 Wisconsin Ave. EM. 2-ll20
DODGE 80 coronet 4-dr.; burma
no oil: runs GOOD. $23s. cau Csn-
tral S-405l --l6
DODGE 80 carryall 4-dr;; fully
un,ppsn ys,nI saod te11 roony Tss :. sgea xtasion
wagon Ideal for salesman, Win
. DodRe for life. Special for 1875.
BANNING & SONS
osOO sssaS. AK Fos ASs. Mr.. HAkEs ga: s-sisO
DODGE 40 sedan: green: good con-
/ ditton. economical to run. $3.50.
| OIL. 6-5692, eyentngs --lb
popDoE se Sovsl Custom ss,,,I Royal .5s lsn1sr S
beautiful coral and gun metal me
tsh; $1,000 OF.
/ ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYSLER- -PL LYMoUTH-I IMPERIAL
400 ca. Ave. NV. IA. 1900
4 DODGE '49 late series 4-sirAs r and
/ excel cond.. S295. VILLAGE MO-
4 TORS. INC. l4th and r. ]. ave.
4 DODGE 80 sedan: automatic trans
mission. heater. clean; &I.095s 2
i day money-back trial t-month
1 DERS. Wash. s Oldest Ford Dealer.
4 l1lA Vermont ave. NV, AD, A-
1900. Open ewes til q, Sat I'll D.
! DODGE 81 Cofonet 5-dr. sedans
ariginal light green finish, like new,
/ custom seat covers. 7. and D.. auto.
! MOTOR CO.. 6th and Fla. are. me-.
DODGE SO R-door coronet:: Gyro-
and out. No. Ss5. $896.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
ys si4S Sssss sss salshsas opsn soT'sns'Sn N ya )
DODGE So cgronet VS. 4-door:
/ trans. . giye-a-away ct S695s
| ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYsLER- -PLYMoUTH-TAPERIAL
400 ca. ave. NV. IA. $4,000
DODGE 1852 coronet convertible:
radio, heater. seasprite green nm
! tnsh with Wv. tires: SS95.
PARKWAY-FORD
3p51 N st. NV. FE. 3-2eO4
DODGE 81 coronet sedans Eyro-
matte trans, 7. and h.: one oxner;
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
53S5 WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7107
---. i7
DODGE s5I a-dr.; very clean; s4g5,
SOUTHEAST NASH, 20S3 Nichols
ave. Sc. Lu. $500. lis
SIaef eiesn iSsePior SP souDe perfect san sody
You can test for perfection; radio,
heater. 9araRe kept. Pvt. owner.
5000. TX, 3-S2I9.
DODGE 81 2-dr.; heater; equipped.
Car No. y5S-A. Only S54h with
Warranty. assrsi ras aoNsoE Ss seisB FoBp Gfsz sfs
East-West hwy. Sli. 6pg Nd. open
evenings TIL Q Ju. 5-I604,
FORD '55 C6stomline VS. Pordor:
radio. heater. finished In grey and
trsmsly ey ney; ! owner si.650. Can
FORD SO Customline Tudor VS.:
:, and b., dir. sig. good tires, exc
ceptionaily clean. sale price, SS95.
WHEELER. INC. Plymouth Dealer.
! 1888 Georgia ave, Wheaton, Nd.
! 10. $4,000. .--1B
FORD 1859 Mainline ..S'' Tudor:
| heater; very popular body style:
priced right. S105. Car No. 167-A.
30-day warranty. MONROE FORD,
500 Wis. ave. NV. W0. $4,000.
Open ewes. til pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

CADILLAC 1888 .6a" cenysrtiDls
l l1endsofie cream and white leather
| interior. equipped with white-wall
tires and power steeflflss SS.oB9.
| Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
\ Iaa@ a2nd 81. NV. ST. $4,000
0mi mScuiats fi.ooD PONTIAC, 4a5l
/ conn. ave WO. 6-S4tlg.
| CADILLAC ig47 cpe.: hydra. S7Aa.
Has appearance OF never beihE
,, 1iDsS % pN4t srals 4saas sfass,iSl csnS sss' ssr
cHDir.IAc IsV ias4 eonvertihie: vel
/ low: $4,000 miles. fully equipped; /;
/ private owner Absolutely perfect;
\ 5000 less than retail price IA
IcADiIIAc 40 y5nsestibie. :. and b,
sSGTHsasT sSSETssasT SHsh NASH sSne soss Nissos ssS
ave s,e., LU. $4,000. --iS
CABiLLAc 1854 Fleetwood $50,
special: black, 1900 miles; new
cond ws-w.i pvt. owner AID. 4
lciEvRoLET 40 A-ar.: powsrEiide,
sSnS SySSn csI scEd h ilrs s.1sss. Fl ;yen. Pefise'
CHEVROLET 1853 Btyiellns Al luxe
4.cf sedan: bea1tifuiiy G-toned.
sp0tiess IN and out. heater. de-
froster. siRnais, certified ] owner,
only 1e.sQz miles: LOT CLkAh.,
terms. KIRK MOTOR Co. 1000
ca, ave Ia e-fS00. -l6
green. new black top. S!49: 1852
thSoSRshERR'Gsy RGyss65RRSNfR c65RNfR, siqiss pssisT. sSs.
IA. Els 81 sys u = e gsn. ' IL u oeeaSs: ecaSs
VS. power pack; a.tpna paint;
radio, heater: Wv. tiresi sl,99b'
lciiIukIskSIkf iuI iuSifg "a a-dr. sedan; ss oSis.
iighf blue finish. Ike new ! own
ef. spotiess interior. heater and
seat covers: low nilease; only
$i.ia5. aE TREW MOTOR Co. eth
and Fla. ave. ne. II. 7-i132s
tEHEvROLET s64 4.dr.. I. and h,,
turn sisnRls. low mileage. looks and
runs like new, make ofier. can be
4 seen At my home, nTOJ Woodley
pi. NV. Ap. 4-5a94 ri 8 !.
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air hardtop
convertible: r. and h.: g-tone coral
and white fanish; matching 2-tune
Interior; Wv. tires; 1905 war
CARR MOTORS
4 1l5is Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4a04
+ g D. H IS I > II
Evening star., 1955-11-16

A44G ~ NLAtA4NN y 4lR N-l1
Washington, d. c..
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1855
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
cHRYELER So New Yorker cony.;
Z and a. auto. trans power steef-
dueed to $995.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 IRVING ST. NV, AD. 4-esOO
--17
lcHRYsLER 1851 Imperial sedan:
raoio. neater, automatic tranSmis-
sion. power brakes. custom seat
covers, beautiful light blue finish,
ot1s oLheE s Iesstares: si..r wen Kept end prop
antee. Sale price, $50.
WHEELER, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. En-. a-f0aO
cHRYsLER IS windsor de luxe a
oOor, Z. anc n, power steering,
power brakes, showroom eond.; S2,-
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
CHRYsLER -PL YMOuTH-IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. p.2e0D
cHRYsLER '52 Newport hardtoD
coupe; automatic Transmission, ra-
dio. heater. seat covers. tmmacu-
late throughout. one owner, Z. real
your protection. 30-day written
PAUL BROS. (olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 5-l30s 30 Closed SUNDAYS
cHRYsLER sc 4-door; T. and n.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
fI5s SIH5SysIEs s sd. ;rLYnNwouTH-TapSaIshL - sgs,Ia
CHRYsLER 81 New YORKER VS.
CORNER, Buick Dealer. Fla. ave.
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464
CHRYSLER 30 Windsor Newport;
Z. and b., 2-tone finish; real nice;
sNs,pgs s2e p2es-day s sgsrsntes e ,...s HIL r.S 4
Dealer 1900 18th 81. NV. No.
alll1- Open ewes. til 8. Sat.
III B.
lCHRYSLER '52 Windsor 4-do0f:
power steering, 1iuidmatic trans
mission, radio. heater, dove gray
nnish with luxurious interior:
PARKWAY-FORD
3a51 N St. NV. FE. 3-2204
lcHRYsLER '55 New Yorker 4-dooT
/ sedan beautiful 2-tone finish. r.
and h.. power steering. power
brakes. clear plastic seat covers;
| ike new throughout: $2.995.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYSLER-rLYMoUTH-iAfERIAL
1i00 ca. Ave. NV. "a. S-9S00
DE SOTO 81 Custom club coupe; 7.
and h.. seat covers, DIR. sig. safety
wheels. low MI, one owner, very
clean. Sale price, S645. WHEELER,
INC. Chrysler Dealer, 1895 Geof-
eia ave. wheaton. Nd. Lo: 8.
DE soTo Is4s 4-door: nice paint.
Rsss Rs g sraRPsD,, R ready e g drive: s, cI;i a
after 2 pm. Ii. 6-7557 --lB
DE- SOTO 80 Firedonle asr sedan:
r. and h.. tip-toe shift, with tordue-
dr.. orig. blue: orig Wv. tires:
very low MI, one owner: same as
new inside ana out; terms, &796.
VILLAGE MOTORS. INC. 18th and
r. !. ave. ne, Ap. 4-D444. ---1s
DE SOTO lo4S 4-dr,; Z. and htr,s
| etc. Excel eond. $IS5. 10. r
06EY. -
DE SOTO s52 Sportsman har6top
coEv.; r. and b., auto. trans, pow
er steering: 81 .095.
MCKEE PONTIAC
Evening star., 1955-11-16

CHRYSLER- -FLYAOUTH-IAfPERIA
LARGEST WASHINGTON DkALER
$500 wisconsin Ave, EN-. a-IO2O
BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr.; I. and b.
dynafioW drive; S416. SOUTHEAST
NASH. 2033 Nichols ave. s.esi Lu
BUICK .s6 super a-dr hardtopt
white with turquoise top: power
steering, w.-w. tires; 5000 miles
spotless Ia every way. orig. owner;
S2sI5V. JU, 9-531G. III
BUICK 1855 super 2sir. Riviera: 2.
tone. DOW. seat and brakes: r. and
b., Wv. tires, E-z-Eye Glass; Low
milkage. priced for quick sale
81, sos. OWNER. ewes. EN-. s-171B
BUICK 50 SUPER convertible: +. anc
b. dynafiowi & real hafEain al
S99S! Car No Si2-A. .5O-day
warranty MONROE FORD, 1886
East-West hwy, sii. Spg., Nd
Qpen evenings till 3. Ju, 5-7S04.
BUICK 81 Sunef convertible: !, nrc
H., dynaf10Es one Of the best
Only x545. Car No. 1854. 80
day warranty. MONROE FORD
800 Wis. ave, nv. WO. $4,000
Open ewes. TIL q pm.
~ special model "61r
4-dr. sedan; 2-tcne green; r. and
h.. w..Bs tires: exceptional condi-
ton: must sell reas. OIL. 2-450i
IEf
Evening star., 1955-11-16

CADILLAC 1885 1877 conv. cpe
handsome mist green With dari
Efeen top. green and white leatileI
sseerins and power 6raEss: s5,aB5.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1ae9 2snd ST. NV. 81. 3-2e0f
CADILLAC "a aif-cond. Coupe de
VILE dual hydra. power kteertng
power brakes, power seat. elec. win
d0w&. tinted glass; autE0nic eye
signaI-xeeking radio, premium Wv
tires oTis. owner $3.50 city miles
blvd. Berwyn. Nd. VIZ 6-587S.
-t6
Evening star., 1955-11-16

CHRYSLER 81 VS. fmepriai 1-dr.;
think cf II this car Of distinction,
modern equipment. auto. trans.
master heater, s tube radio, Wv.
tires. motor IN excel, cond, win
tserissd ,ri,ssi,,,, and :, ready Z. g 60 p e.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
HOUSES =, SAX VA paop foa sALrl STORES FoR agr @
FRESH OFFERINO
VERY .E cLosE;g ~ ANR)gS5EEoToN N)g5

sA''l Wax "a no rs MoEE ;II ON
psssshss ssI.a,s s5Iss, sensss.-hS,lH g: NJ plan M
hE,ep ,s,s',.i. eis m ks4 .TsS DSSder Ss1 s1.
rooms. 3 baths On End 4; fun bsmt
with recr. rtn.i det. gnraRe. deep
lot with trees, Priced In low 20s.
Consider rental, SlT5. Exclusive
ELIJAH G.. ARNOLD
lcol., UsA Ret9 Broker
Evening star., 1955-11-16
AUTOS FOR sALE Cent?

BUICK 1851 sedan; new tires: bat
tefy; starter: l-ownef car: excel.
cnnd. $500. 20. 1861. lis
BUICK 80 SUPER eony.; 1 and T.:
below market value; SSS5. VIZ
LACE MOTORS. NC l4th and
Z, i ave. NE. AD. 4-6444. lis
BUICK IA Super 4-dr. d smart
tWo-tone: striklng appearance. ST.
1919. HOHNERsG BUICK, Down
town. lii i4th. DI. 1905
BUICK 1854 Riviera hardtop special:
top condition; exceptionally clean.
2-tone green finIsf1, r and h.. Wv
tires, dynafo1; Sl,f00 cash Spruce
BUICK 55 Century Riviera: almost
new. mist green. white TOP; dyna-
h0w. r., h., WV tires; private
owner, Cost $1,000 new, win sell
for $3.50. so. 6-7970. III
~
Evening star., 1955-11-16

DE SOTO 1852 Firedome asedan;
moderately equipped with power
steering. power brakes, tofque-dr.,
radio, heater Solex glass. new
w.-H. tires; outstandine in condi-
ton and appearance. Sale price.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

I146 10TH ST. N.W.
Located near leadine hetels and
once BUILDINGS, convenient 70
ali outside space, confefenee rms.
aVatlabie 20 tenHiitg. INDOOR
I PARKING; reasonable rents. Space
from I70 So, ft; 70 1000 50 y
FkEnkkicK " aERENs
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HALF HIDDEN

Honestly charming. this home is
Just rieht for the heginning couple
or the retiring couple. Just 8 rms.
but ever 50 pleasant. Older home
With modern bath and furnace
500. with So, 900 cash REQUIRED
Balance IN one trust. CARROLL
B1Ck1E, IA. 9-e220,
Evening star., 1955-11-16

BUICK 'b5 SUPER 4-dr... q beautiful
cascade blue with white top: power
sssS HoRSiERs essSHi l SUCK SUE KeepH6srs poWS
town. I'LL 18th, DI. T-3p93.
Evening star., 1955-11-16


BUICK 80 Special; eauip., new-cal
eund.: owner leaving country. must
sell immfd. sI,Ib0. IA. 2-4a97
BUIcKs-'4p sedanette. 7 ana i.
like new. $2tlsl: so 4-dr sedan, +
and h.. $500: 81 Super Riviera
dyna.. I. and h.. S7a9: .52 supei
Riviera, dyna., +. and b.. $500
'5J Super Riviera hardtop. dyna.
Z; and p. SI.4e9. ~ Century
HoRNER'S COR. Buick Dealer
Eln, ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 0-6464
BUICK 1881 4-dr., $50. Immaeu.
late. FLoop PONTIAC. 4s2l
Conn. ave. Wo $4,000.
BUICK 1883 4-dr.: 81 ,299. 1 owner
since new. FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l
Conn. ave. WO. 8-e400.
BUICK 1858 Roadmaster hardtop;
equipped with power steering
power brakes, dynaii0w drive, So
lex glass, Wv. tires, 2-tone I'M
ish:. Immaculate. one owner, worth
while guarantee. Sale price, 81.
$40
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION

s. CAPITOL sT.--45xi2B IT.
Rear delivery entrance plus parking
area IN established shopping center
N festest-gfoNiuE apt. house COM
naunitg In p. c, Reasonable rent,
Evening star., 1955-11-16

CHRYSLER 1881 Windsor dc luxe
4-dr. sedan; spotless orig. blue I'M
fsh. r. and b. tip-tos, drive. iinnae
thgouEhout. CerttLed owner; low
5000. Trade and terms. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1900 Ga. ave. IA.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
RoYAI ssS) SliVI0 MOTORS. NJ INC.

day money-back trial, 4-mouth
written guarantee, HILL Il SAN
DERS. wash s Oldest Ford Dealer.
l1lA Vermont ave. NV. AD. a.
1900. Open ewes. til q, Sat. III 8.
DODGE 81 Cofonet 5-dr. sedan;
original light green finish, like new
matte trans; Just $645. ct TREW
MOTOR CO.. 6th and Fla. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

coupe, - tlirouEh
"a: from $3.50. JACK PRT. Used
Car Lot. $500 Ca, ave-. AD. 4-5906.
CHEVROLET 1850 4-dr.: SiTg.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 conn. ave,
cHey. s4s De luxe: very nice cend. !:
well cared iofi $500. terms; $40 an
Evening star., 1955-11-16

cHRYsLER '5e Windsor 4-door:
power steering, fuidmatic trans
mission, radio. heater, dove gray
nnish With luxurious interior:
Evening star., 1955-11-16


CADILLAC 1854 "6aF convertible
coupe: Atlantic RTAs white TOP.
interior, equipped with white-Wall
tires and power steefinss S5.509.
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Definltely Different! J!
HOUSES 70 BUILD

WE WILL BUILD
3-beorocm rambler of npIIt Level or
zenI les; p4gmsnts lpE as Sl.b0f
BARD kEALTY Co. oN. 3.l6ld
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PARKWAY-FORD

BUICK 1882 Special s-dr.:: dyna-,
nnish and n Al Condition s905.
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PARKWAY-FORD

305l d 81. NV. FE 3-2204
iCHRY6LER '55 New Yorker 4-dOor
sedan; beautiful 9-tone finish. r.
and h.. power steering. power
! brakes. clear plastic seat eovefS;
IKE new tbrouEhout: Sc .9e5.
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WHEEI .ER. INC.

cHRYSLER- -PLYAlouTH-IaIPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconsin Ave. En-. 2-l020
DODGE 80 Coronet 4-dr.: burma
no oil: runs good. $235. Call Cen-
tral S-405l, --ld
N1T1TxF FE0 T<argToliT 1.s{T fuiiv
Evening star., 1955-11-04

situation 1t finds itself in. Its
primary responsibility is to the
member colleges, not the fans,
some Of whom believe that the
ownership Of q Tv set con-
stitutes Q free pass to top games.
%H&
On the Run:
LII Ann Simms. last to be fred
from the Godfrey show, makes
her first TV appearance since
the break on the Dorsey Brothers
|half-hour, November IL tWToP-
o..
Hume Cronyn and Jessica
Tandy can't find the time to do
e regular series. but they'll be
available during the Christmas
season lNBC-4) in an hour pro-
duction based on their summer
ago Tv hit. THE Marriage" !"
The Jack Paar show resumes
Monday on WTOP-9. with Donna
Douglas moving to 2:l5. sup
planting the last half Of the
Robert @. Lewis program.
Ed Murrow win visit the Eu-
gene Meyers on November 25.
The chairman Of the board
OF the washington Post Com
pany recently celebrated his 8Oth
birthday.
Able Peter Hackes. one Of the
CBS newsmen axed when WTOP
decided to set up its own news
stan, Is now with NBC here. 4. .
Haekes replaces Robert Aber-
nathy, who leaves for the Lon
don Bureau on the 10th.
CHS may have decided to drop
eolorcasts except for previous
commitments - but RCA and
NBC are moving vigorously
ahead. Gen. Sarnon an
nounced yesterday plans to make
NBC's Chicago outlet, wNBQ.
the first all-color TV station in
Evening star., 1955-11-04

WQ6t lTkS tttC ulUot ID tic
the country are getting q pretty
For example, a release arrived
yesterday from CHS announcing
that it win be Minnesota VS.. Iowa
on November S In the Big Ten
regional area.
What we're getting here to-
morrow Is Shaw VS.. Boiling and,
next Saturday, there's . chance
that WRC-4 viii carry the Navy
Columbia game.
The only reason We may get
the latter tWRC hasn't sold it
yeti Is that Baltimore asked the
NCAA to make an exception in
this case. inasmuch as Navy Is
practically an adopted son. When
WRC's Jim Kovacs heard about
Baltimore's success, he made like
q poppa, too.
Columbia. of course, figures to
be a deep breathing exercise for
Navy, but at least Washington
fans viii get to see Welsh,
Beagle and company in action
prior to the Army-Navy classic.
~
Why don't we have q schedule
Of regional games q Ia the Mid
west or New England, you ask
icily?
Well sir. Washington happens
to be in the NCAA's District
Three. Cd. c. district Of con-
Evening star., 1955-11-04


fusion") and don't ask me how
that was arranged, especially
since Baltimore, 20 miles away,
Is In District Two.
There are three conferences In
District Three. the Southern, I
Southeastern and Atlantic. and
the bald fact Of the matter Isl
that nothing could be arranged
In time TO please all parties In
volved.
Maybe next season, they'll get
together. but don't count on 1t:
When you cut the TV money up
among the colleges in one con-
ference, 1t isn't too bad: cut it|
three times and the income
wouldn't equip . ping pong
doubles team.
The NCAA also enforces some
strict rules about allowing one
district to view q game sched-I
uled IN another. II an NCAA col-
lege is playing . game within
90 miles Of the station. the re-
quest gets an automatic turn
down.
The reasons must be pretty
cogent- as In the Navy-C Coium-
bia case.
KOvacg. Of WRC, prodded BY
the Princeton Club, tried TO get
the Cornell Princeton game re-
Gently but was turned down.
An odd feature Of this Is that
the game was being fed from
Philadelphia to Washington and
then back up to Harrisburg. Pa.
There were no problems about
arranging lines, etc. The game
was there for the taking. The
answer was don't.
aJust ten me ,Uto to iUYite
to-" one fan asked on the
phone the other day.
The NCAA certainly holds the
key. But this organization would
be equally interested In hearing
some solutions to the yexing
Evening star., 1955-11-04

the world. April Is, 1856,
is the target date for It's con-
version.
The New Haven Railroad will
run its first TV show train Of
the fall season November 26,
taking fans to see the Perry
Como program. This Is quite
q nt-but Why no train going
Evening star., 1955-11-04

The Arlington political Aim
tonight t7:l5. VITO should
be of extra good quality. /.
Producer Bill DeMuth tforTnerly
with Dutch Eergrnan1 brought
Andy Laszlo, Phil Eilvers, reg
ular cameraman. here to do the
show.
Afterthonght: Whatever hap
pened to Canadian football?
Evening star., 1955-11-04
ON THE AIR
We're in the NCAA's
District Of Confusion
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The Tv football setup this puzzling Is
frustrating to grumblng Washington fans NBC (WFC- may
have the National Collegiate Athletic Association cA hed
ule but the list is skmpy and augmentng with ackuster
service contests is only rubbing 1t In.
irks the the knowledge that other sections Of
country getting pretty good deal nearly saturday
Evening star., 1955-11-04

DISTRICT or coLUMBA--MAsHlNGToN
BEAL MOTOR CO., 1901 Rhode sond Ave. NE.
FRANCIS g. PARSONS INC, 2loo Nichols Ave. Sc
EALEY'S INCORPORATED, First b IA Sis. Sc III
KApLAN B. CRAWFORD 1879 chomplain Street Northwest
ToRREY MOTOR COMPANY, ll37 oth Street. NV.
TRE'N MOTOR 60. i5z6 i4sh ss NV. . aI
MARYLAND 9s IN
BETHESDA -DrvER MOTOR CO.. 1850 Georgetown Rood
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12
8 ERIE WORKERS
GET CASH AWARD

Col. John M. Phillips, Command
ing officer of EOD, presented eight
employees with a government
check for suggestions which will
reduce manhours, and suggestions
which will increase safety.
Willard A. Miller, a Fremont
resident who works in the Artil-
lery Repair Branch received $50
for suggesting a bearing puller for
removing the elevation pinion
shaft from the 120MM gun. Total
estimated savings for first year
total S641.50 He also received a
$1,000 award for suggesting design
and use of fixture for disassem-
bly, of lower house of the 120MM
gun traversing gear.
Morgan N. Perry from Port Clin-
ton, employed in the Proof Branch,
received his $4,000 award for sug-
gesting the construction of an am
munition rack on four wheel
cart for transporting COMM am
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12
Two Laws OF Local Interest
Become Effective This Month

A law enacted this year by the
101St General Assembly to remove
the danger of Ohio children being
Suffoeated in discarded iceboxes or
refrigerators became effective Aug.
L. according to State Representa-
tive William Rofkar.
This law carries apenalty rang
ing from $500 to $4,000. 1t pro-
hibits any person from abandon
ing, discarding or knowingly per-
mitting to remain on the premise
under his control and in a place
accessible to children, any aban-
doned icebox, refrigerator or other
alright or semi-airtight container
of 11a cubic feet capacity or more
and an opening of so square inches
or more, without first removing
hinges and latches or other hard
ware which may cause a person
to be confined or trapped in it.
The law does not apply to SINH
lar containers located in build
ing occupied by dealer, ware
hOuSeman or repairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12

munition., This procedure will re-
duce the amount of ammunition
handling with an estimated savings
of S612.50.
Floyd N. Lease, Artillery In
spector from Fremont, received a
$4,000 award for a suggestion
which concerned the use of a
special unit in checking the spare
fuze receptacle on completed re-
mote control units. Adoption of
this suggestion improves safety by
eliminating handling of fuze set
ter which weighs approximately
100 lbs. Estimated savings toal
S113.50.
AS co-authors Harold E. Good
site, Artillery Repairer from Oak
Harbor, and Richard w. Faunce,
a GIN Repairer Trainee of FIRE.
mont, received $1,000 each for
suggesting the design and use of a
wrench for installation and re-
moval of COMM bore evacuatorS.
The wrench is so designed that it
cannot slip off of bore evacuator
on its own accord after it has
been placed in a working position.
Harold Blanchard, employed in
the Service Shops Branch and a
resident of Oak Harbor, received
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12

Another law designated to pro-
tect the public welfare and health
became effective August 5, This
law requires the disqualification of
persons suffering from communi-
cable tuberculosis. This applies to
obstinate tuberculosis victims who
insist on circulating in public
places. The law provides that a
district or city health board, upon
recommendation OF the neaith COM
missioner, may apply to the Pro-
bate Court for an order to remove
to a state facility a person with
communicable tuberculosis who re-
fuses to enter or absents himself
from hospital.
If the court finds the allega-
tions true, the person shall be
committed to state facility and
remain there until discharged. The
court may order the person dis
charged if it determines that the
person no longer is a menace to
public health.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12

$500 safety award for suggest
ing a device for lifting tank bot
toms and sheet iron onto table to
be cut.
James T. Armstrong, Artillery
Test Inspector from Port Clinton,
was awarded $500. AS a safety
measure he suggested a retractable
barricade for openings in the Proof
Front Wall.
John w. Ransom, who lives in
Fremont and works in the Artillery
Repair Branch, received a $500
safety award for suggesting the
use of scraper for cleaning
threaded areas on breech end of
gun tubes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12

the rear by a car driven BY Louis
sNye, 20, Fostoria 1t was knocked
into a ditch, hitting a utility pole,
while the Nye car continued into
the ditch on the other side of the
road.
Nye was cited for reckless op-
Grafton by deputy Mike Hetrick,
and was fined $25 and costs Mon
day in Municipal Court.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12
Harry Weiderrlarl
Is In Accident

Harry F. Weideman, "a, we'll
known Port Clinton musician, was
bruised and shaken and his car
was badly damaged early Saturday
in an accident on Route So near
the Ward Druyor home as he was
returning from playing in a band
concert at Helena.
The Weideman car was hit from
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-12

We're going TO have as much
fun as people at The Ohio
State Fair. Aug. rs through
Sept. 2.