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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

The best lead TO date" was Un-
der exhaustive investigation as The
News went TO press. said Acting
Police Chief Boyd Austin.
I'VE may have something" he
said. when il closes, it will close
fast" An oUt-of-fown suspect is
involved.
Still at large, despite heroic
work of officers who have worked
steadily IA to 16 hours a day, is
the man who last Saturday enticed
the seven year old daughter of a
prominent Port Clinton family into
his car near the school grounds,
and then drove her to a Bay Shore
Road lane where he criminally at
tackled her.
The little girl was brought home
Wednesday afternoon from Ma
gruder hospital Her mother said
surgery was not required, as was
first reported, and that her con-
dltlon is good.
The pretty youngster had gone
to the schoolgrounds from her
! nearby home to play Saturday
afternoon. She was leaving, about
4:l0, when the man stopped his
car and beckoned her over to it.
Asks Help
I've got Sprained ankle" he
said, land | need some things from
the drugstore. / can't go in to get
them. If you'll drive down with
me, and run in and get them for
me, I'll give you some candy"
81 said no at first, "the little
girl told her mother. But he said
his foot hurt awful bad, and ]
felt sorry for him. But Mommy
he didn't go to any drug store al
ALL"
The man drove to Fulton-st, then
to Perry, and down Route 2 to the
Lockwood Road where he cut
across to Bay Shore Road and en-
tered lane. He pulled the car to
the side of the road, within plain
distance of the highway, the child
reported.
He was talkative and questioned
the child closely about her name
and her family. The child said he
carefully removed his tie and put
it In the glove compartment when
he stopped the car.
She believed the car was a two
tone light color and said it was
very dirty. The man wore grey
trousers and a white shirt, she
said, and was coatleSS. His hair was
sandy, she said. She lad good de-
scrlptions of details about his at
tire and about the car interior.
After threatening to kill her il
she told anyone of the episode and
exacting a promise that she would
Continued on Page q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
FRYE INJURED

Roy Frye, president of the Mems
City Bowling Association, wasn't
on hand Tuesday night when sing
les and doubles of the tournament
started. He was at his Fremont Rd.
home, recovering from bruises and
contusions sustained earlier in the
day when his car went opt of con-
troll as he avoided hitting a dog,
aand struck culvert. Roy, enroute
to work at the U. S. Gypsum Co.
when the accident happened, was
treated at Magruder hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

But right now they don't. Be-
hind you is a memorable exper-
ience, the fun of being on "Wel-
come Travellers nationally tele-
viSed program in Chicago, March
10, and the unexpected stunning
surprises that followed. And you
can't find the right words to tell
about i'll
You went to Chicago at the re-
quest of the Welcome Travellers
program to tell how multiple
sclerosis need not be a drawback
to full time newspaper career,
and you had a wonderful time
talking to Tommy Bartlett and Bob
Cunningham while national au-
dience listened in.
And then came Surprise No. l.
In came Bill Brown, general
manager of The News. In came
the Rev. Perry Blankenship, rector
of st. Thomas Episcopal church.
In came Councilwoman Carlista
Snyder. In came LaRue Gnepper
Flick of Fremont, one of your
dearest girlhood friends. Welcome
Travellers had brought them all to
Chicago for a surprise appearance
on the program.
And the things they said left you
humble and with a heart so full
you couldn't even speak.
10-year-old Barry, whose appear
ance followed, wasn't surprise,
because he'd gone along with you
and your sister, Mrs. E. A. Clark
of Fremont, when you went to
Chicago Wednesday. But what he
said came as a surprise, and you
silently vow that you'll give every
thing in you to live up to his
words that his mother is "a good
editor.
Number Two surprise and thrill
happens Friday afternoon when
your train pulls in at the Port
Clinton station. There's a recep-
ton committee of Mayor Harold
Jeremy, Chamber of Commerce
officials, service club representa-
tives, News Publisher Bob Reider
and family, photographer Willis
Misch and Mrs. Misch, and some
other marvellous people with a
warm hearted welcome home.
You're in happy daze of shoot
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
News Carrier Boys
Compete For Prizes

Boys who deliver The News each
Thursday on various city routes,
for those who prefer to get their
paper by home carrier service rath-
er than by mail, will be competing
for an array of prizes this month.
A camera goes to the boy who
adds the most new customers to
his route in March, figured on a
percentage basis of its present size.
Second prize is a viewmaster, and
third and fourth prizes are ball
point pens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
LEADERS

Charles BaUser and Ellsworth
Petersen took the lead in doubles
in the Mems bowling tournament
Wednesday night with 1912, and
Mike Drusbacky went into first
place, to date. in singles with a
673 series. Don Bredehoff and Mike
Drvsbacky are second in doubles,
bowling 1857 Wednesday night.
MyIes Genfry's $50, bowIed Tues
day night. remains second high in
singles.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
doesn't Like Cops
But He Visits Them

Fernando ConzaIIas, who said
he didn't like policemen and
prepared TO illustrate it physical
ly Saturday night, found he was
no match for Police officer Viii
liam keesor.
ConzaIIas was in a downtown
bar being checked by officer
Keesor and became beIIigerent
at the officers appearance.
He ended up in city jail, a
weekend guest of the city, and
Monday in municipal court was
handed fine of $40 and costs
on charges of being drunk and
disorderIy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Know Your Public

Zone of a Series)

MARY JANE SLANE is the new
court stenographer in Ottawa coun-
ty's common pleas court, and she's
a gal you'll be seeing if you have
official court business. She intro
duces an innovation in local court
testimony-taking = use of steno-
type machine rather than hand
written shorthand notes. Mary
Jane is a native of Swanton, and
took her new Ottawa-co job with
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
AUTO DEALERS

OTTAWA C0afnty AutOnODllF ASSo-
citation was host to Erie and San
dusky county groups at dinner
meeting at Travellers Inn Wednes-
day night, first-time affair for
the local organization
About AS attended the meeting
at which James Barry was guest
speaker. Stensen Petersen is pres
ident of the local organization.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
FIRST TRIP

Erie Isle Ferry made its first
trip to Port Clinton Tuesday, sure
sign of approaching spring. Skip
per Alfred Parker said the boat
will make unscheduled trips from
time to time until its regular spring
schedule begins April 80.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Board Studies Three Plans
For School Expansion Needs

Two probemshoW best to take of the everncreas
ing school enrolment and the problem of fnance-face
bers of the Port Clinton Board of Education they plan
for the future expansion of the Port Clinton school system
Statistics presented to the board by Supt ID. d. Sims
show that enrolment in the II grades exclusive of kinder
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

Don't know if it was cherry
tree but Jim and Ruth Mizen-
er were busy as G. Washington
chopping down tree in their
backyard the otter day T..
=
Proud papa Bob H.oekin had a
cute idea when he had four earna-
tions made into an arrangement
for wife Joann when their fourth
daughter was born Friday =.
called it -four of kind" -.
Local climax of the whole
affair came when the Mayor
and a delegation of civic lead
ers met Juel at the train, po-
lice escort and ALL
Juel and her "little Godfreys"
are getting messages from all over
the country :. as result OF that
topnotch Welcome Travellers" pro-
gram out of Chicago last Thursday.
incidentally, Eddie (Sam Sez)
Edwards tape-recorded the whole
thing and he's been getting a
lot of mileage out Of it from folks
who happened TO miss the live
fsiecast -.
Back in town after a So
journ in Hot Springs and
Tennessee and Texas quail
hunting is Otto Pollex. =.
Staffers on The News are getting
a lot of enjoyment out of the
"three feet of sunshine" sent by
Chick from way down in Miami :.
Ernie Isaaes, the police depart
men+ applicant who SET off some
fireworks at council the other
night, has retained Airy James
Thierry 49,.
Mrs. Ed. Kaspar is doing a
good job as program chair
man of the Democratic Wo-
men. plans for the April
program are a panel discus
sion.
Sure sign of spring: Tom (Boat
Livery Gaudern - just in from
Fort Lauderdale i.
That was real party Earl Beu
cIer threw for fellow News-staffer:
during Jveis Tv show -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Police And Sheriff Have
BEST Lead To Date" On
Man Attacking Little Girl

Every resource of the Port Clinton police department
augmented by cooperation of the Oawaco sheffs depart
ment and the Bay Bridge highway patrol barracks
thrown this week into grim manunt for the lowest type
of criminal there is-the attacker of a child
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Chicago Thrills Over,
It's Back On The Job
By Juel Reed Cover

newspaper reporter heart overfowing and humble at
how wonderful people be- is back at her desk at the
Ottawa County News today.
Words supposed to easy after you've pounded
countless columns of stuff in about 20 years of newspaper
writing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

Judge Tom D. Stahl Feb. Is after
two years employment at Libby
Owens. Attended Swanton high
school and Tri-State Business Col
lege. She's been taking special le-
gal stereotype work in Lucas county
courts and plans to move here
soon. Mary Jane succeeds Rodena
Konker, whose flying fingers took
down countless pages of testimony
in shorthand during 81 years as
court stenographer here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Bob-TaIes
By ROBERT w. RElDER

Don't know if it was cherry
tree but Jim and Ruth Mizen-
er were busy as G. Washington
chopping down a tree in their
backyard the otter day 49,.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

Proud papa Bob Hoekin had a
cute idea when he had four earna-
tions made into an arrangement
for wife Joann when their fourth
daughter was born Friday :
called il -four of a kind" =.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-06
New Beauty For
Your Basement
With Amuxing
New Point

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Rubber Base Porous Masonry Coat
ing and transform the dullness of
basement walls into soft, sunny
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VALCO PMC is easy to use
goes on concrete block, cinder
block, rough plaster, brick, hollow
tile or stone whether new, old or
previously painted with cement
paint, whitewash or other paints
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VALCO PMC hardens even on
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exceptional durability.
Use VALCO Floor Coating on
garage floors, terraces, utility and
laundry rooms, wood or canvas
porch decks, boats, canoes, gar
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Resistant to acids-alkalies, mois-
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-06

Putting finishing touches on the
original play to be presented at
Mayfair PTA meeting Wednesday,
January 18th are Mrs. George
Blakely, Mrs. Milfred Myles and
Mrs. Arthur Madison, Mayfair PTA
president.
Because of the many questions
which so often arise concerning
the how and why of PTA, Mrs.
Steve Bogas, 1914 Elsinore ave.
has written an original play in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-06

DR.. L. L. Myers, Principal of
Kirk Junior High, is going to tell
all on Wednesday, January 18th,
at the Kirk PTA meeting. DR..
Myers has been given the job of
answering the questions of par
ents on why "they didn't teach
school the way "they did when |
was a girl (or boy)."
From the questions DIR. Myers
meets regularly, plus those sub
mitted by PTA members in the
"Answer Box, he will develope
the title of his currently important
topic, "How Kirk Is Trying to
Meet Your Children's Present and
Future Needs"
He will contrast educational
methods of Mons and Pops era
with what the children of today
must learn in order to meet the
future.
Highlight will be the question
and answer period, when parents
will be allowed to present their
own views. Sheldon D. Clark, Kirk
PTA program chairman, will in
troduce DR.. Myers and moderate
the question and answer period.
At the first meeting in Novem-
Der, teachers especially honored
were from the athletic, drama and
recreational department. Honored
teachers at the January meeting
will be members of the science and
social studies departments: Fairy
Baker, Social; Agnes X. Curry,
Social; Bernice o. Jump, Social;
Jessie NJ. Laing, Social; Mary
Richardson, Social; Marta Bricker,
Science; Regina Busy, Science;
Edith Kenestrick, Science; Isabel
Kline, Science; William Lang, Sci
ence; and Roger l.. Northrup, Sci
ence and Math.
"You get on my nerves" E.
This familiar comment is the sub
ject of the panel which parents,
teachers and pupils will offer as
the program for Fathers Night at
Superior Elementary School, Tues
day, January 18th at 500 p. m.
A special invitation is made to
the father of each Superior pupil
to attend this meeting.
CHAMBERS SIXTH GRADE
MOTHERS MEETING
Mothers of Chambers Sixth |
Grade pupils, both in 6B and GA,
are cordially invited to attend a
meeting on Wednesday, January |
18th in the Museum Room at 1:45 |
p. m.
DR.. L. L. Myers, principal of |
Kirk Junior High School will ac-
quaint parents with the Junior
High School program, and answer |
questions concerning the child in
Junior High School.
Interesting, pertinent questions
and answer should be forthcoming
in such session. Do plan to come.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-06
FIRST AID CLASSES
AT CHAMBERS SCHOOL

Like to start the New Year
learning a new skill, or polish
ing up" an old one?
A beginners class in Red Cross
First Aid is being started at
Chambers School on Tuesday eve
ming, January 18th, from 700 p. m.
to 900 p. m. The class will be
held for nine consecutive weeks,
with the small cost of 90e for
supplies.
Everyone interested is most well
come, wives-bring your husbands!
For further information, you
may call Mrs. Kenneth Watkins,
at PO. 1-7091 or Mrs. Raymond
at Ii. 1926.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-06

which she feels many of these
questions will be answered.
Elections and disposal of PTA
funds will be among the many
things discussed in the play which
will be presented January 18th at
the regular meeting of Mayfair
PTA.
Participating will be Mrs. How
ard McCamey, Mrs. Geo. Blakely,
Mrs. Milfred Myles and Mrs. Harry
Macdonald.
If you have any questions con-
cerning the operation of PTA
they urge you attend. There will
be child care and refreshments.
PROSPECT
The Prospect PTA Annual Pot
Luck Luncheon will occur on
Wednesday, January 18th at 10
o'clock at the school building.
Each member is to bring her fav-
orite dish, accompanied by the
recipe. Everyone will have a real
taste treat" sampling the de-
licious salads, desserts, and casser-
oles. The luncheon will be followed
by a talk given by Miss Mary
Quinn of the Ohio Bell Telephone
Co. She will discuss "Ohio Women
of Distinction.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-01-06
CLASSES FOR CHILDREN
AT ART MUSEUM

Parents, do you know what edu-
cational opportunities the Cleve-
land Museum of Art has to offer
your children? Rozelle Elementary
School PTA is giving you the op-
portunity to gain this information.
They urge you to attend the regu-
lar PTA meeting on Tuesday,
January 18th, at 1870 in the school
auditorium. Mrs. Dorothy Van
Loozen, a speaker from the Cleve-
land Art Museum, will discuss the
Saturday art classes for children.
She will show slides on the chill
dren's work and objects in the
Museums collection.
Refreshments will be served by
the second grade mothers and a
baby sitter will care for the chill
dren from a to years old.
KIRK PTA
WHY SCHOOL IS
DIFFERENT TODAY
Do you ever wonder why school
is different today from when we
went to school?
Evening star., 1955-09-28
Rayburn No. ;
Under AT Law
BY the Associated Press

- sANS -~NS~~~NNSS fesS
Veteran Democratic leaders in
Congress are the No. 3 and No. 4
men In succession to the presi-
dency in the event something
happens to remove both Presi-
dent Eisenhower and Vice Presi-
dent Nixon from the picture.
The 1947 succession law desig-
mates the Speaker Of the House
and the President Pro Tenn Of
the Senate. respectively. to take
over the White House post II
the President and Vice President
both are removed by death or
other cause.
The present Speaker is Sam
Rayburn, 70. of Texas, while
the Senate President Pro TEN
Is Walter George. n. Of Georgia,
also the chairman of the Foreign
Relations Committee.
After these men the succession
lineup runs down through the
cabinet in this order: Secretary
II State. Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Secretary Of Defense. At
torney General, Postmaster Gen.
eral. Secretary Of the Interior,
Secretary Of Agriculture, Secre-
kary Of Commerce, Secretary Of
Labor.
I npractice, the succession
seems unlikely ever to 60 below
the Speaker.
If a Speaker were to succeed
10 the presidency the House could
at once elect a new Speaker.
who then would become next in
line to take over the Chief Ex-
ecutive's post. II the House
were not in session 1t could be
called back for that purpose.
Evening star., 1955-09-28

Tomorrow we celebrate Anniversary year
Washington opening and finest shoe It's pretty important
y our opened first REGAL shop started
out direct from maker shops that
put the shoe itself Today after rs this policy
makes possible offer
you styling premium leather and good solid New England work
manshp $12 Come and discover the makeo
wea success story shops The
address is 1345 F St, N. w. Corner 14th).
Direct from tn. maker. Only $1O.95 and $12.95
Evening star., 1955-07-18

FORD '4S club coupe; T. and h.; ex-
cellent; $3.50, terms; $40 down, SIS
wk. ROPER" 18th and r.. /.
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
AuToMoslLEs poR aALs

foNxIAo 1855 z-aoor q hlzs,
&1s4oQs Aseras. i. and h, fuzlg
e1utppeos ne4 warranty. Low mile
are imDaculase FLOOD PONTIAC.
Azzi connectieut avs. Wo. $500.
PQRscnE 1865 spesdEtsr: also 90
Auetlu-He4loy -i0o,s Austin Cam
bridge. Hillman. Norris Minor. NC,
MAenet1e, Sunbeam, Mercedes BanH,
WIllyS. starting ct 81 as. NAN
HAITIAN AUf0 NC. tEst. iail@,
srsnsh i sslss. 3 3 $40 nn Ktna n2ssn Ii. ziss'.
Va kins e-662b.
gFUDEBAKKR CHAMPION so a-ar,
sedan; 1900 nd. Just like brand
asr ssre. car inside s,s; ane sss; llip sess.s
/. heater and eeffostsrs, egefdfiVe.
sxesllent gas mileage. sooo tires,
BRAKES and motor. 1 have driven
this ear very carefully and had Il
checked regularly. win give some
one excellent service; $500. Box
i4-A. staf. Ills
sTuD9BAKER - 4-dccr cham-
late. FLOOD PoNIfAC, lS2i cor.
neetieut. Wo. 6-eA00.
sfuDEBAKER 81 smsll economical
4.decri ARht blue, good eondftson.
$Ss7e; HOOD foNTIAc. lsai
Evening star., 1955-07-18

|sxUnzsAKER ssa star1sh. psasls
uetef club c1upe; kzlzh1id eoEd,
sssk. Sc z6pls ss; H. issh & sss ssr /. Z
WHY'S 81 statien waRnn; Q ezk,
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are ne.
WILLIS 81 statien ~aspn: sxeel.
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Evening star., 1955-07-18
33rd and N SITS. NV. AD. 2-s72s
FORD 81

/ owner; beautiful sea
mist green finish, equipped with ra-
dio. heater: q real eye stopper
Priced to sell quickly. S795. Also
80 Chevrolet convertible. S695;
so Mercury convertible. $645; '49
Chevrolet conyertible. $685.;
Evening star., 1955-07-18
FORD 81

Victoria; 1-owner car. must be seen
to be appreciated: beautiful 2-tone
finish, Fordomatic. radio, heater.
See and drive this beauty today.
Only $79S. easy terms,
Evening star., 1955-07-18
DODGE 81

CofoneS 4-uf., o I-0Wnef car, I'M
maculate: equipped with radio,
heater and seat covers. Must be
seen to be appreciated. An excep-
tional value at $i.295.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 2-9O01
DODGE '48 Custom sedan; beautiful
Ike new. 1850. terms: $40 down.
"ROPEE," 18th and r. I. ave, ne.
FORD 49 Tudor; green: overdrive,
7; fT:;.a;nd ana h.; og good, lew-cest transpor-
INC, corner Conn. and Fla. ayes.
NV, AD. 10000.
FORD 1851 5-passenser convertible
club coupe; $4,000 mi; / owner;
r.. h., Wv. tires. spotlight, fender
skirts. orig. red leather upholstery.
baby blue body. new stratosphere
top; beautiful throughout. 1920
Wilson blvd. Arl,, Va. lis
FORD 1854 Sunliner; fully equip. /;
S1:750 or best offer; would desire
older car in trade; pvt. owner.
FORD 1855 Fairlane town sedan;
Fordomatic. T.. and b.. w.-w. tires;
less than 5000 miles: Neptune
green. many extras: like new: Dip
Iomat KotnR overseas; S2.095. AID.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
AuTokAoDlLFs poa sALa


oEpe 81 '.se- 4-dr. sedan; 2-fsne
paint Hy1ra-Matie. 7. and d. n
TOP condition. BuILER BONDED
ner cenn and Fia- ave. n.N. Ap.
Oils 1851 -.ss-: iisht gray. :. ana
n. Hydra. special a8 &995.
oLDs @gg; Hydra. = and ~ z-tone
ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving ct. 3460 1zth O..
oID6 1855 s'ee" starllre cenFeftibls
coupe. striking two-teae finish.
with white TOP has Al extra. incl.
power steering. power bfakez, elec-
tric windows. Wv. tires; $500.
Capitol Cadillac Olds. Co.
1872 22nd st. NV. st. $1,000
lis
oLDs '53 -ess De luxe 4-dr.;
Hydra. r. h.. power steering and
power. bower brakss; .s,,,,, Wy; tirss s,,,., seat !
a h town on, sResa sszs saf:iy sf.Hsss ses
for your protection; 30-day written
PAUL BROS. (Olds.
WIS. AND ELLIcoIT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S 9-o Closed Sundays
--lS
PACKARD '62 "20On 4-door sedan;
automatic transmission. I. and h..
clean. BuTLER BONDED and spe-
cial 4795. LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
Conn and Florida ayes. NV. AD.
PACKARD 81 400 4-door sedan;
automatie transmission. heater; ex-
cellent Ioy-cost transportation.
BuTLEE BONDED: Soob: LIZ p.
ayes. NV. An. 4-020O.
PACKARD .53 Clipper de luxe Adj. /:
power steering, ultramatic, 7. and
h.. beautiful 2-tone green over
detail. Must be seen 10 ha an
preciated; 81 .405, HELE M0-
TORS SOTO Wisconsin ave. Wo.
$4,000. lie
Evening star., 1955-07-18

FORD '54 coNVERTTBLE V-s
Fordomatic, r. and b.. turn signals,
many extras: Ike new, S.700 mi,
oriE. owner; $1.895. OIL. 1850