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Evening star., 1955-11-11
Redskins Hope to Wreck
Forty-Niners' Last Hopes

1852 teamGene Brito. Eddie
LeBaron. Dick Alban and Chuck
Drazenovich. This doesn't in
clude, Of course. End Coach Joe
Tereshinski. who carried q
journeyman's card in those days,
Perry. the first player in Ma
tional Football League history
to gain over 1000 yards two
straight years-l.0l8 In 1858 and
j, ,049 last season ranks third In
rushing behind Alan Ameche Of
Baltimore and Howie Ferguson
Of Green Bay with 486 yards.
But THE Jet is always a
threat. and with McElhenny
seemingly July recovered from
the foot injury that kept him on
the bench for most Of the first
seven games. the Forty Miners
offense will be tough again. In
addition to going IS yards with
q pass against the Los Angeles
Rams last Sunday. Hugh also
picked up 30 yards on seven
carries.
On paper this adds UP to q lot
of footwork-if the Redskins
passing attack Is stopped. Coach
Joe Kuharich expects the Wash
ington offense 70 be about equally
divided between passing and
running. Dale Atkeson. who
suffered q rib injury against the
Philadelphia Eagles last week.
probably won't play. but as long
as Kuharich has Leo Elter, Jim
Monachino. AL ow-his rinky-
dinks Bert Zagers. Vic Janowiez
and the rest. the home team
should move the ball.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Griffith Doubts Senators
Can Deal With White Sox

figures to benefit US Wen
make it,"
Grifith reiterated there's lit
tie likelihood of the Senators
transacting further business ln-
til the major league meetings
early next month. The Yankees
currently are touring Japan and
Hank Greenberg. general man
ager Of the Indians. is In Mex
leo.
The Yankees have been In
pursuit Of Maury McDermott.
lefthander virtually certain to
be unloaded by the Senators,
and Washington. is desirous Of
obtaining Gil McDougald for
second base. plus Pitcher Bob
wiesler, wild lefthander who
many baseball folk figure would
develop with steady service.
The Senator's stili are eager
to negotiate with the Indians.
Primarily they want Third Base
man Rudy Regalado, Outfelder
Rocky Colavito and Pitcher Don
Mossi, all 25 years old or young-
er, to blend with the five young
sters they recently got from the
Red Sox.
Indians May Demand Yost
Cleveland, searching for a first,
baseman, probably would insist
on Eddie Yost II they part with
such talent. The acquisition Of
Yost would permit the Indians
to shift AL Rosen 10 first base.
with Yost taking over ut third.
Yost, q reluctant signer IN
recent wears. gave Grifiith o
happy moment yesterday, when
he signed his 1856 contract at q
reported $40. 900. This repre-
sents q cut Of $I,50O. With the
departure Of such high-salaried
players as Jim Busby. Mickey
Vernon and Bob Porterfeio
from the Senator'S In the past
year, Yost becomes the clubs
top-saIaried performer.
Eddie missed 80 games last
season as the result of a tonsil
injection and viii have his
tonsils removed Monday at
Georgetown Hospital. He said
he thought moving in the left
and centerfield barriers at
Griffith Stadium would add 10
to is points to his batting aver
age and figures it will increase
his home run production. Eddie
estimated he'll hit 8 or 10 more
|homers with the fences short
|ened.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
BY JIMMY CANNON

North American Newspaper Alliance
NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-Might
as well print the social security
numbers Of the tiye guys WASH
ington got from Boston. They're
the kind Of ballplayers the Holly
wood studios would refer to as
starlets if they were in the act
ing business.
The kids. according to the
Washington management. are
valuable because the Senators
are a worn-out team that needs
young people. Maybe one Of
them knows how to barbecue
ribs or rassle up q load Of steaks.
Charlie Dresser. who manages
Washington, encourages guys to
lay out the clubhouse groceries.
He's only a little guy and he
doesn't sail for ball-park scoh.
There's always q wheel Of cheese
In his Office or q pail of lobster
tails or something like that.
You take, for instance. that
story about the two kids the
State Department brought over
from Italy last spring. Some of
the feature writers filed out of
Orlando, Fla, where Washing
ton trained, about the young
guys getting tryouts. ! inquired
about them.
Great Competitors
They're great" explained
Dresser. whose club finished last.
Are they going to make it?"
] asked.
They're not as young as they
look" Dresser replied. "and they
would have trouble sticking in an
A league" !"
Then what's so great about
them?" I wanted to know.
What chefs they arel" Dres-
sen said with genuine admira-
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Injured Noren Leaves
Yankees to Go Home

TOKYO. Nov. ii R. - Irv
Noren. New York Yankee OUT
fielder, hobbled by q bad right
knee, left the touring ball club
today for his Los Angeles home.
Noren said he planned TO talk
with Yankee officials and prob
ably would enter Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
The sore knee hampered Noren
Ia the World Series and during
the post-season trip to Japan.
The Yankees blanked the Yo-
|miuri Giants. Japan's profess
sional champions, lilo, today.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
ONE WAS coRREcT-THAT 34-I3 SCORE
Syracuse PubIicist Upset
By Mixup Over Statistics

thought Syracuse had made
about rs yards. But he OUT
smarted me. He didn't write
anything to make Mr.. Burdick
angry.
incidentally, Mr.. Burdick Is a
most unappreciative fellow. They
don't pass out a play-by-play Of
the game or statistics at Syra-
cuse. It's the first press box
I've visited in years that such q
service was not rendered.
Instead, the statistics are
blared over the public address
system when you're trying to
collect your thoughts near dead
line. ! stopped to take them
down. like everybody else, but
detected an error when they gave
Maryland Q pass competitions
out Of IA. Mr.. Burdick later ad-
mitted his statisticians were In
error. made it 5 out Of is, and
apologized.
So. Arnie. you say the Orange
made Ill yards, and that's good
enough for me. incidentally,
Arnie. I hit one statistic OF that
game right on the button. That
was the score. Maryland "a.
Cvto at,oa "a
You can't please everybody.
While many letters to the sports
desk on the Maryland football
picture are critical of the Terps'
ranking and schedule, there
comes a lengthy letter from Ed
ward G. Adams claiming Wash
ington sports writer's do not suf-
ficiently boost the Maryland
team, and are Indifferent to the
facts. II some Of the Big Ten
boosters wish to write Adams
ct 1851 Old Georgetown road,
Bethesda. they'd undoubtedly
get a lively reply.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

name them although he said
Hank Greenberg wasn't out Of
the market. Greenberg failed
last month to buy the team
for $l50.000.
The shortened schedule would
meet no objections Of Vancouver
promoters who showed their To-
cal weather as 10 be d hazard
before May 1 and after Septem-
ber 10. Fourteen games would
be Topped on the schedule, re-
ducing 1t to l54 to be played
between those two dates.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
.SANTEE FINED
FOR SPEEDING
IN ARLINGTON
ny the Associated Press

--N~-- - = . 49,
Yves Santee. fastest miller
in the United States, was
fined $25 and costs on an
automobile speeding charge
in Arlington County traffic
court yesterday.
Santee. who ran q mile In
four minutes and five-tenths
seconds last April. was
charged with driving IS
miles per hour In q 50-mile
zone on Shirley Highway
near Washington.
Santee, now q lieutenant
in the Marine Corps sta
toned at Quantico, pleaded
not guilty to the speeding
charge.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Northwestern
Gusts Payseur
AS Sports Head

EVANSTON, H., Nov. II R).I
Northwestern University took
the first step yesterday in what
promises to be a complete ath-
letic shakeup by dropping Ted
Payseur as athletic director.
No immediate successor was
named but President j. Roscoe
Miller said Payseur will remain
as director Of athletics until e.
successor has been named.
Payseur. athletic director since
1945, win take over as an assist
ant business manager In charge
of promotion Of athletic events.
advertising and ticket sales for
athletic events.
Suggested Quitting
The announcement was made
by DR.. Miller after consultation
with the faculty athletic COM
mittee and with university adj
ministrative officers.
The shakeup was expected
after the Daily Northwestern, a
campus publication, last week
suggested in an editorial that
Northwestern drop out of the
Big Ten or overhaul its athletic
PROGRAM.
The editorial, referring to
Northwestern's one Big Ten foot
ball victory in three years. said
Northwestern obviously was un-
able to compete with other Big
Ten teams.
Miller yesterday reiterated
that Northwestern win not with
draw from the Big Ten.
Lost Seven Straight
Northwestern has no inten-
ton Of withdrawing from the Big
Ten in any sport in which we
now compete" Miller announced.
THE reorganization requires a
new director Of athletics who will
be free to evolve q program con-.
sistent with membership in the
Western Conference. RESPONSE
bility as to all personnel In the
athletic department win be in
the hands Of the new director =
Northwestern has lost seven
straight football games this year
after Bob Voigts resigned as
head coach last year. He was
succeeded by Lou Saban. who Is
serving out a one-year contract.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
WEEKEND
FOOTBALL

GAMES TONTGHT
Colorado Mines at Colorado Western.
yillssSvi yinriSs sat. q pssFoii q kurm.n.
Buckneii at Miami
Maryiand 81 Clemson.
aecfrs oscT = wssSi1apton Gasm9sc Il Richmond.
District Teachers af dsiiaudst.
aS5saHusff nsosss fess & a0xaIEdb q AInbss pirmins.
Lehish ct Albright.
Montana At Arizona.
Idaho ct Brigham. Youns.
Brandie1 nt Buffalo.
Oreeon state Ct California.
HsraIas HsraIaa .si@lmI,ens mlI,es e cipfanceits rSs ncissd.l
KHods % Island at ccnpecfieut,
Cornell & Dartmgpsshs sshs,n
Utah STATE af psaaysf.
Auburn st deoreis Icolumbus,.
Brown et Haryero; v.n...
NslahSSIaa Nsslm6SIa ststs AN u e KsnFusi:s. KknHFssis
MlssIssippi State ct I,ouisiana State
Holy Cross at Marquette
Minnesote. AZ Michisan stats.
North Dakota stats at Mississippt
sS.son 4. 4. /, ai.sissIgDi a|.sa,,;, Ss,aetson'.
Colorado at Nebraska.
Wyoming ut New Mexico.
Notre Dame ct North Caroline.
iowa at Ohio State.
IoWa state at Oklahoma.
Army at pennkylvanin,
Wet vlrgtIia at Pittssussh.
Northwestern ct Purdue.
Texas AAkM nt Rice
ftnn state nt Hutgefz.
WaShington q Lac ct GeWnnse.
Duke 1t South Caroline.
Afksnsas q eeuthesn Methodiss.
OroRoR ak Stamford.
Coignfo ct 6yrneilte.
Delaware Ct Temple,
Texas Christian At Texas. 5
Vanderbilt e Tulane.
Washingtop. d UCt1A,
EestS SSsioiias ssais j vlrsini. IVA
fIiinois q wissonsiz.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

LAKE AND SANDERS COUNTY FARMS-32O
acres z1S acres lrrIga5eG deep sou, gooa ou to
buildings, trout stream, large grazing lease may
be obtained. Price $4,000. Terms =. los
acres, $21 900. Terms. flowing wells, good
modern house, with walk in cooler, 20 acres ir-
rigated. mostly hay and pasture. =. Income
property, 3-3 room cabins, Ia room house, all
buildings modern and furnished, has trailer
court hookup. Price $1,000. Cash. 80 acres
room modern home, creek. sprinkler system for
garden, close to town.. 24O acres $2O,OOO'
-. 40 acres $500. Irrigated, i bedroom
modern house, good grain and pasture land,
$1,000. S o Terms "p all irrigated. modern house.
many other buildings telephone, good nay ana
So acres $4,000 as acres irrigated, bedroom
modern home, suited for all Crops goo orcnaT1 s
fair, good other buildings. good soil, all In
grass, near town, oiled highway: . is acres
$500 In timber, house good, nice place TO re-
tire. so acres $4,000 room house, water
in, near Flathead Lake, as acres cultivated 10
acres timber. sprinkler system, frult trees; ,:oc
dry wheat land, good buildings, owner runs
about $50 head of cattle. Terms 80 acres,
$4,000. Irrigated, good soil, modern bedroom
home, many out buildings, all in hay and pas
ture. /. 44O acres $4,000. 1890 down. balance
at 900 bedroom modern home, good well, 30
acres irrigated 80 acres pasture, balance farm
land. !. 24O acres. $4,000 Terms, irrigated
modern n,od q home me The above farms have mail,
schoolbus. electricity and milk pickup cst Ray
tablshed office in town.
FLATHEAD VALLEY CHOICE RANCHES
Stock Ranch, 800 acres decided, plus joining
GAO acres leased, 100 acres excellent sub
irrigated meadow balance pasture and sparse
timber. Modern 3-bedro0m home, large parns
other buildings, 81 head Hereford cattle $3.50
share base, located on main highway. Price
900 with $500 cash Dairy I6O acres
decided, plus joining 40 acres lease, 142 acres
irrigated. 80 acres new alfalfa. y acres new
Hlntley's mixture and orchard grass. 2-Bedroom
home, large dairy barn, milk house, other
large milk quota real buy at
only $27,500 with terms arranged Stock
or diversified ranch, 12O acres, all under irri-
CATION, all newly sown in mixed grass. excellent
producer. 4-bedrOOm home, other buildings, be
sure TO see this Price $18,OOO with terms
arranged. Michael C. Unroe, Real Estate, Office
IL miles south of Bigf0rks Highway 35s Bigforks
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FOR THE BEST in ranches, irrigated farms
and business opportunities, see write
Burgess Agency Realtor. Chinook Montana.
WESTERN MONTANA ranches in Bitterroot,
FIathead or BIackfoot valleys. Free water rights.
many with Forest Service grazing rights. Myrdal
Company, Realtors, MissouIa, Montana.
WANT TO RENT-Stock ranch Have machinery
and livestock. What have you? May consider
good irrigated hay and grain farm. Pete Ter
land, Columbus, Mont.
FORTY ACRES IRRIGATED R.E.A. School bus
daiIy mail, ten miles from Hardin. Mrs. Il.
Ewing Columbia Falls. Montana.
FOR GOOD BUYS stock ranches. grade A
dairy farms, large or small. See or write Roman
Realty, Roman, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

REGISTERED BROWN SWISS BULLS-from
and classified dams. Tested since 1886. Oldest
herd improvement registry west of the Mis-
sissippi River Frank Schmidt Dell Rapids
South Dakota.
LIVESTOCK WANTED-6O head of white-face
steers, two year olds long yearlngs weighing
$50 to 700. Would consider same number of
yearIing heifers. Must be open. Nine Quarter
Circle Ranch. GalIatin Gateway, Montana.
FOR SALE-Registered Shorthorn Beef Bulls.
Range bulls and herd sire prospects. IL to 10
and look them over Visitors welcome. w. II.
Vaughan, Roman Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

BUY SURPLUS FARM TOOLS, machinery
truck ieep, etc. Direct from government. Send
81 90 for government surplus bulletin Box 213Rs
East Hartford, Conn.,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
FARM EQUIPMENT

GIGANTIC SURPLUS SALE-MonthIy Special
5-roIe Weedmaster Tractor sprayer. List $175.50.
Sale prepaid $97. IS. Tremendous savings, Govt.
and excess inventory, power plants, hydraulics
compressors, pumps, weed sprayers, chain saws
binoculars, tools. Hundreds of items. Illustrated
Bargain CataIog Freel Surplus Center 891
ssO'' Street, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

WIRE WINDER. Roll and unroll barbed wire
with tractor power and speed. Low cost. Free
literature Midwest Wires Dept. 70, South st.
Paul, Minnesota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

WANTED: Late model field cultivatOr, heavy
duty disc harrow and rod weeder. All 10 it. Size
state make, condition, and price in first letter.
The Daily Inter Lake, Box go, KalispeH, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FREE CataIog welderSs welder-kits, motors
generators, hydraulic-kits, pumps, tools, wnches.
surplus items, etc. Dunbar Mfg, 66O2 Sylvan
Road, Houston %, Texas.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

1910 TD35 International Crawler, with hydraulic
straight or angle dOzer, completely overhauled.
Priced to sell at $1,85O. Ernest Schultz, Lomas
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
REPAIR PARTS

TRUCK and AUTO PARASITIC only firm
in the northwest specializing in truck parts.
We carry the latest and most complete stock
of truck auto parts and equipment in this
part of the country. 24-hour service on man man
Parts Co., 1226-28 Washington Ave. M Mime
apolis 1, MINI.
NEW AND USED PARTS AT SAVINGS. Com
cars and trucks-1924 and later Largest in the
West. Army Parts specialists No catalog.Write
for quotations. Fast Mail Order Service Pioneer
Auto and Truck Parts Co.. 740 w. 18th Ave.s
Denver. Colo.
SAVE ON TRACTOR PARTS. Buy direct from
nations largest combination stock of new and
Parts Co., Des Moines, Iowa or Hastings.
Nebraska.
TRACTOR PARTS-Large growing stock of new
and used parts for all makes. Credit on your
own terms without extra cost Write for lowest
prices American Tractor Parts Co., Fargo, N. D.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FOR SALE: Large irrigation pump with motor
and 20 ft. of IT. pipe. Pumps 1900 gallons per
minute Only used about weeks. Cost over
81 900 when new. Would trade for cattle or
sheep or 81, 200 cash. Roy Weaver, Augusta
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

WHERE AND HOW to bid government sur
pIus-IniIIions in farm equipment lumber, paints
feed chain saws, power units, tractors jeepss
trailers Complete information $1.00. Brodys
Boy EGG. Sunnysi a. N. Y.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

ONE 1917 OLIVER CLETRAC BGS, completely
reconditioned in Al shape. $1l9O; One 1913
Implement & Hardware. Medicine Lake, Mon
tana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FOR SALE-Noble CultivatOr Model M-812 foot
practically new Hand operated hydraulic unit.
Weeder blade-$250 Write or call, Owen Wiraks
Roy 754 or phone 227, BoZeman
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FOR SALE: One spray-dip, rebuilt for custom
spraying. Including: Is horse motor, one extra
motor, one motor pump combination. Will sell
or trade for cattle. Contact: Box $685. Havres
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

BUILD Your Own Hydraulics. Plan with essen
tiaI hydraulic information and catalog listing
etc 1Oc Dunbar Mfg, 1904 Sylvan Road
Houston %, Texas.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

SPRINKLER SYSTEM, 85 rods, S and inch
mainline with valves, 80 rod lateral, "a sprin-
kIers, Fairbanks Morse pumps case tractor.
viii take cattle pickup baler, or large wheel
tractor. Charles DeB0o, Williams, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

IDS INTERNATIONAL CRAWLER, new hy-
drauIic straight or angle dozer, completely over
hauled. Priced to sell. Kenneth Armtzen, Chris
tina, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

BATTERIES! Maintain, rebuild or re-cast old
batteries into new right on the farm We show
you how! Battery Laboratories, Minneapolis A.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FARMERS-Sharpen your discs and Oneways
ON the farm easy and cheap without dismantIing.
Dealers wanted. Write Hyatt Mfg Co., KimbaHs
Nehr.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

BUILD YOUR FUTURE in poultry profits with
Honegger Leghorns. These birds the first
Test Parmenters, New Hamps, Evans Leghornss
Austra-whtes, also available are Black Austria
I0rps Send for prices and literature today to:
Oordt Bros. Hatchery P.O. Box 1856, Lynden,
washington.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

BARNARD SPECIAL-Good strong, healthy
Ivable chicks. Any breed we have on hand
at Matching day. Will make eating chickens
or layers. Order today. $3.50 per 100; $24.50
per 500. Pullorum Clean. Dept. IL, .Neubert'S
Hatchery. st. Peter MINI.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FOR SALE-Nearly new 80 volt batteries and
booster engine. VIII trade for sheep or cattle.
P9rley ROwtons Mosby, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

NEUBERT LEGHORNS-Lay and Pay! Egg
records to 1852 profits Big Body White
Leghorns $14.90, Pullets $29.90-10O Big Rugged
Hamp- Whites. CalifOrnia-WhteS, excellent layers,
same prices. week old PuIIets-$44.9O. Pullorum
Clean. Neubert Hatcheries, st. Peter, Mimi.
Dent. u
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

JENKS JUMBO WHITE LEGHORNS WIN
IDAHO TEST Entire flock averages 284 eggsl
Ten breeds at jerks of egg layers dual purpose
birds, broiIers, and turkeys. First generation,
us. Pullorum Typhoid Clean. Send today for
your FREE 1855 poultry catalog and new
low prices. jerks Hatchery. Tangent SO, Oregon
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

USED FARM MACHINERY wanted Give de-
scription and prices. Machinery Clearing House,
Fargo, NJ Oak.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

FOR SALE-16O acres, miles Me- of Hot
Springs, Montana AZ irrigated, 5-room modern
house, hot and cold soft water. Barn, granarys
garage and 2 other buildings Good fences.
For further information write: S. d. Johnston,
RolIa, North Dakota, or Mrs. Lloyd Ulvichs
Lone Pine, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

WANTED: Two row corn cultivator for H or M
Farman hydraulic lift. Won Jones, Crackerbox
Rte, GIendve, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

WANTED: Power buckrake truck-type, hy-
draulic lift preferred. Jack Martini, EllstOns
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

HEAVY TYPE-Broad Breasted White-Hamp
Broilers. All yellow skin meat bird $3.50 per 100;
$24.50 per 500; also Broiler type Leghornss
$l.95 per 100; SO per 500. Pullorum Clean.
Order Today. Neubert's Hatchery, st. Peter,
Mimi. Dept. u
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

BABY CHICKS $500 per hundred delivered
us. Approved. us. PulIorum Typhoid Clean
Write for catalogue. Bitney's Hatchery, Kali
spell, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

BROILERAdEN ATTENTION.: Golden Broad"
for that special type fryer you have been
looking for Also New Hampshires and White
Rocks. White Leghorns, Parmenter r /.
Reds and Austria whites Produced under
the National Poultry Improvement Plan.
Standard Hatchery Winlock. Wash
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

RANCH OPPORTUNITIES = We have several
good cattle ranches for sale ranging from So
1920 and 500 COW units. All irrigated with
private water rights. We also have good dairy
farms. Deschamps Realty Co., Palace Hotel
BLDG MiSSnuIa. Mont.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-07

and New YORK
The service. by way Of the
Shenandoah Valley and Hagers-
town Nd vii be the nation S
first regularly rail-truck operation
81 It's KIND participated In by more
than one rail Garner II Will be the
FIRST FL the South In which the
carriers carried VIII be owned BY
motor common carriers
called 1fuc1tain Service. the
operation q slsmply The speedy
portation 81 motor trailcrs
two 10 specially bult 75-foot
natcai by railroad such service
IS running successfully between
heavily populated ccnters. such as
Nc9 YORK and chicapo The N&W
-PRtt .s regarded by railroad Off
Gals aa Dc setting 0f d pattern Of
ntellifle operation and as a test
Of such seryice 10 smaller cities
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-07
Dodge Initiates Push Button Driving

TIE new 1856 line Of Dodge pas
aenRef cars viii be introduced u
the public Friday october J II
dealer sbo0fooms throughout thf
country
VieDota Of the new cars were
promiacd the first glimpse Of an
entirely new era II automotlve
design both IN exterior and in
terior appearance and ID mech
anical adyancements, by w c
NeWbTg. Dodge president
Outstanding among many mech-
anlcal improvements IS the reFoln-
tionafy new Magic Touch
push button drive selcltor winch
completely elm mates the nfccssi-
~ FOR any KIND Of q Reat-shft OF
drive control lever. and brings the
automatic driving dreams Of yes
teryrar 10 today reality
III the radically nov body de-
sign Tor 1856 Dodpo has Carried
the forward look INTO ~ even
bolder more dramatic form
Unique high-sWccp rear fender
tnll fms lend al aircraft axe IF
feet and mold the flavor Of sbcpd
INTO every Inc Of the car eNinq
il at the same ilme a pfonn,1ced
directlouaI apuearanco
Forward potnfjne body .hx,pne
and moldmga. iaAtcfully pr1por.
toned hood bodv ana apck afc,e
gracefully tapcrinp hood and front
tenders and tb4 u-do eItal,,f,,
e,.eni back ,ucct ~ IN ai,.,,,,d
GRILLE an counb.,,.. A., ,.sa .t,,,,,,,...-
and tautncss OF llne and a distinct
f.,l,ne ~ no,io, De- 1,
Dodee care
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-07
\ AND W TO INAUGIRATF
RAII-TRICk SERVICE

The Norfolk and Western and
pennsylvania railroads are LAYING
comprehensive plans for the first
piggy back rail-truck service Of
It's kind IN the South About No
Hember the railways viii begin
llnullng truck traiIcrs belonging
to common carrier motor lines on
= fast schedule between Bristol
and Roanoke, and Philadelphia