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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Kathleen Buckley to Delmar R.
Buckley, village of Ava, lot 40
William |. Buckley to Delmar
R. Buckley, village of Ava, lot 40.
Elsie Chandler and George
Chandler to Frank and Myrtle
Hartman, GAINESVILLE Land Dist,
Jefferson township, acres.
Howard and Ola Shafer to r
c. Moore Lumber Co., Inc, vii
lage of Caldwell, lot 20
Donna Jean Fogle, ct. al, to
Lee and Nellie Parrish, Olive
township, 18540 acres.
Rodney Williams to the Ohio
Fuel Gas Co, roadside right of
way.
Hutoka Randles to Charles w.
and Ella F. Gill, w. E. Rose Add.
to Seneca Lake, Wayne township,
lot |, .02 acre.
Willis A. Tarleton to Edna
Mae Tarleton, j. w. Caldwell's s
South Side add. to Caldwell.
Luther H. Tarleton, deceased,
to Edna Mae Tarleton, J. w.
CaldWell's South Side add. to
Caldwell, certificate for trans
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24

Immediately all students who
successfully complete the driver
training course will be required
to take the complete driver Ii
cense examination from State
Highway Patrol examiners be-
fore being issued a drivers Ii
cenSe.
Prior to this new regulation,
students who successfully COM
pleted the course were given
drivers license without further
examination. During the 1854
1855 school year more than
10000 students were enrolled in
the course offered by more than
600 schools throughout the state.
The driver training course is
offered in the Caldwell schools
and hereafter all these students
must take the examination which
is given every Monday at the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24
PROBATE COURT
NEWS

In the land sale of Lee Glid-
den, administrator of the estate
of Arthur E. Glidden. Leonard
Glidden, Frank Glidden, Irene
Clark and Lee Glidden, individ-
ually. Waiver of summons on
petition to sell real estate and
consent to sell, filed. Entry-dis-
pensing with new appraisement
and bond and ordering sale.
Order of private sale, issued.
In the will of John H. Starr
aka j. H. Starr, deceased.
Notice to next of kin, by regis
tered mail of application to pro-
bate, returned and filed. Hear
ing had. Order admitting to
probate and record Commission
returned). Will admitted to pro-
bate and record.
In the will of Alva G. Whar-
ton, deceased. Notice to next of
kin returned and filed. Hearing
held and order admitting to pro-
bate and record issued. Will ad-
mited to probate and record.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24
PROCLAMATION

II, I,
WHEREAS, increased vehicle registration
greater traffic problems;
traffic death
thereby exacng toll from citizens;
WHEREAS, the traffic accident
is action by aroused citizenry; and
WHEREAS the President the United
of Ohio have called city, village
to its active support driving with
phass personal responsibility of and pedestrians
NOW, THEREFORE, l, HOMER JOHNSON as Mayor of the
Village of Caldwell do hereby proclaim Thursday
1855, SaeDrvng Day (SD Day. for Caldwell
well will have day that all types accidents
IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have hereunto my hand and
affixed official seal Caldwell Ohio this
Der, A. D., 1855
HOMER JOHNSON Mayor
A similar proclamation also today bv the
of Belle Valley, Dexter City, Summerfield Batesve
Sarahsvle and Harriettsvlle
jointly observed thruout Noble
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24

courthouse.
In notifying the Ohio Depart
ment of Education of the new
regulation, Director Felty SAID
that with the steady increase
in the number of schools giving
the course together with the in
crease in student enrolment, we
are finding a definite need for
the examination of the students
by our regular examiners before
they are issued a drivers license.
"We are convinced that examin-
ing these students, as we now ex-
anime all other new drivers,
would aid to the value and ef-
fectiveness of the Driver Edu-
cation Program.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24
DECLARES DIVIDEND

Directors of Clevite Corpora
ton today November l5) de-
clared a year-end dividend OF
fifty cents per share of common
stock, payable December 8 to
stockholders of record at the
close of business November %.
The dividend makes a total of
$1.25 per share declared this
year, as compared with total
of S1.15 in all of last year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24

Sioners to The Ohio Fuel Gas Co.,
roadside right of way.
The trustees of Seneca town
ship, ct. al, to The Ohio Fuel
Gas Co., roadside right of way.
The Franklin Real Estate Co.,
to Ohio Power Co., Sharon
township, 1911 acres.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24

would be killed by the two men
while riding through the streets
of Cleveland and later down USR
Il through Caldwell and was
put out of the car on the Ger
mantown-Lower Salem road. He
went to the home of Fred Nieb,
who notified the authorities.
Officers sent out a two-state
alarm for the two men, whom
Byrd described. One, he said, was
about 81. while the other appear
ed to be Is or 80. Both had dark
hair The car, he said, was a 1850
or 1851 Chevrolet sedan with
Ohio license tags.
Prosecutor Randall Metcalf of
Washington county said charges
of armed robbery would be
brought against the two men.
Protection is key word in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24

fer.
Hurlbert and Mary p. Boyd
to The Home Utilities Co, right
of way agreement.
Bernadine and S. 7. BOYD to
The HON eUtilities Co., right of
way agreement.
The Noble County Commits
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24
Cleveland Man Taken For A "Ride";;
Robbed And Abandoned Al Germantown

Byrd, SIS, of Cleveland forced into
Thursday night by who later robbed
$500 and drove the Lower Salem vicinity where they left
him, he told sherffs deputies
Byrd told of night all fearing
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24
Caldwell Students In Driver Education
Traininq Must Take Patrol Examination

The change the issuance OF drivers
revealed today by Director u e. Fei
of the Department of Highway Safety
The fifth in a aimed at tighten
ing license regulations affects studenG
taking training public and parochial schools Eifectv<
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Nov.
amounted to $l,8l4.87, compar-
ed to $1,877.00 for the same
period in 1855. Total collected
to date in the county amounts to
SAT, ,498.l5.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24

If it's advertised in The Journal
Say SO when you are buying.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-24

Protection is d key word in
any community health program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
U. S. and Britain
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Not many months ago large numbers Of Ensishmen
annoyed and sppehenve lest the United States sup
ror General Chang Kaishek in rash adventure which
would touch off major in Asia And Americans, many
Of them at that point suspected that Britain which already
recognized Communist China would be favoraby disposed
toward the afiers claims in the United Nations AS
sembIy and Security Council
Neither Of these situations has 10 seems
now remotely prospect Washington has concluded
treaty with the Chinese Nationalist Government which
pledges the United States defend Formosa against attack
bot which carries clear eoroary that Chang will receive
help using island sprngboard for reconquest
China And London stood sody by the successful Amer
resolution which headed of consideration OF Pek-
inss UN aspirations by the General Assembly session Just
closed
In addition Anthony Nutine chief British delegate
marked in feevison interview that il Fcrmosa at
lacked las Communist Premier Chou Enai has been threat
cringl would involve Britain as member OF
the United Nations.
This statement stirred political storm in England But
Foreign Office spokesman have answered Labor Party cr-
em with assurance that this does not imply any new
ponsibniiy for Britain and have in the main stood by Mr.
Nvttinqs position, though somewhat elouding the
question whether is sovereign state party TO
civil
The essentials here that by defining eonseeriIoUsy
and cautiously where they stand the responsible governing
heads Of The naionsnd almost surely majority OF
their ezens-dscover that they have large OF agree
policies and that for practical purposes they OCCUPY
important common ground.
This situation comes through the facts that Pres
dent Eisenhower gradually substituted plain defense fer
the once provocative talk Of liberation and that English
men see they could we'll ignore Communist move 10
berae" by Invasion Brtons and Americans often
are in larger degree Of agreement fundamentals than
they suppose
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
India and Red Chin"
m. Y. Tribune)

The pointed dsnferest of the Peking radio yesterday in
! Dag Hammsrskolds activities typical of the re-
on Of official India and Red China TO his mission. That
the United Nations Secretary General might t into Com
mist diplomacy; why Prime Minister Nehru should have
opted similar attitude is pulling.
The Red Chinese Premier had set the key for the kind
distant pofeness with which Mr.. Hammarskold has been
Asia His response the Secretary Generals oro-
sal visit Pekng TO treat for the release Of the eleven
lis might we'll be effort the Communist governments
n TO demonstrate Pekngs contempt for world opinion,
ore making any concessions.
midas position is different Although the Indian dele
}e TO the U. NJ General Assembly abstaned from voting
The resolution which led TO Mr. Hammarskolds journey,
neither fair nor wise for the Indian government to
Jet the Secretary General with the baresf minimum OF
iesy demanded by protocol Nor we're Mr. Nehrus er'f'
ms Of the u N. move made the eve OF Mr. Hammarsk'
Hs arrival. useful in relaxing fensons-wheh IS sup
bed TO be one Of the cardinal points Of Indian policy
The unlawful Imprisonment of the eleven Americans
wing in army enforcing u NJ. direeiives, was esfi-
basis for action by both the United States and the v NJ
country would have been justified by precedent in taxi
strong steps vnateralIy TO obtain the release of the
oner Instead IL appealed TO the u NJ and received over
eming support from the membership
Surely Mr. Nehrv cannot complain that this was pro-
alive measure-fs would obviously be triumph
justice and for the principle OF settling disputes by nego
ion. The Indian Prime Minister eventually admitted that
Hammarskold mission might do some good " IS 70
interest as we'll that Of the v. NJ TO do everything
y will insure happy result.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
|etroit Tribune Presents
fcontinued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
EvsnueliesI religon--in which the writer was con-
Al about the age Of II 49, and accepted the Virgin
resurrection, Ascension, and The Ten Commandments,
bs greatest Of esse-for which he thanks ovr Father
-, God aII-harmoniovs"l-ihe Civer "of EVERY PER.
h gff"iI
THE NJ " TRIBUNE EDITORIAL RE GOVERNOR
kRIMAN FOLLOWS:
1T JUST IS NOT TRUE
Governor Harrimans allegation that the State of New
is in Serious fiscal position" has brought swift and
yryed denial from Republican legislative leaders, Senate
GRITTY Leader Walter J. Mahoney and Assembly Speaker
aid D. Heck say Just is not true They respond There
o fiscal crisis"
The new Governor has tried to create the impression
twelve years Of Republican administration has left him
an empty cupboard and heavy commitments that the
e under Thomas {. Dewey lived beyond IFS and
now the day of reckoning has arrived" Whether Mr.
+rman actually believes this can be But in
he has made the charge and had first crack
e headlines And unhsppiy the denial quite undoes
damage.
Still the record is worth looking at New York has at all
les enjoyed balanced budget, something quite contrary
the "defleif-fnanee" philosophy which forms the
Fenee Of the Hartman New DeaIFair Deal advisers II is
TACT that New York has accumulated SLAP million rainy
reserve funds The tax rates have been kept down TO
below the I94l levels The proportion Of income
state reduced from per cent TO 3h per cent.
general fund debt has been cut almost In half AS for
capital construction fund of which Mr.. Hartman
Ins There is and always has BEEN total Of
batter than the amount Of work under contract.
How the Governor claim that New York has been
eding its substance passes ordinary understanding The
M are all TO the contrary This state has been saving its
pney before spending it, Twelve years of Republican pru
nee has left New York in good shape For Mr. Hartman
contend Otherwise is simply not in accord with the record
any taxpayers personal experience Somebody has given
In colossal lot Of misinformafon The Governor for par
Ian purposes has tried TO feed it TO the public But
kvse 10 believe that such chaff will do down.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Pres. Delivers State Of Union--
Continued from Back Page)
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH RESUMED

man sovIess. animated machine TO be ensIaved used
: consumed by fhe state for its own glorihesfion
~ u.s. therefore. struggle which goes to the roots OF
human spirit and its shadow falls the long sweep
mans destiny This prize precious. so traushf win
innate meaning the true object Of the eoniendng forces
The world
In the past year. there has been progress iusffYns
Pc both for continuing peace and for the Ultimate rule OF
edom and justice in the world Free nations are collect
" stronger than at any time in recent years..
Just nations OF this hemisphere in the historic Car
and Rio conferences have closed ranks against imperial
Communism and strengthened their economic ties SO
nations elsewhere have forged new bonds OF unity
Recent agreements between Turkey and Psksfan have
foundation for increased strength in the Middle East
IA our understanding support Egypt and Britain ruso-
re and Italy Britain and Iran have resolved dangerous
rsness The security Of the Mediterranean has been en-
eed by an alliance among Greece. Turkey and Yvgo-
Agreements in Western Europe have paved the way tor
~ to replace past divisions which have undermined
[opes economic and military vitality The defense Of the
appears likely a. last 70 include free democratic
|To.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Reprinted from New York Herald Tribune)
VETERAN DIES IN FIRE"-OF NY.
MELTING POT" PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DEVIL

Maurice Enright jr. 80, disabled veteran OF
World War H. died in Fordham Hospital at 1880 am
Yesterday more than hour after he found uncon
scious his burning one-room apartment in the base
ment of SIS E. 22sth ST., the Bronx The of the
fire was not Immediately determined. Damage was re-
ported as considerable.
Police said 6remen forced open the door and found
Mr. Enrigh repeatedly disabled by shoulder wounds,
conscious in the burning He carried out and
while hremen baed to conhne the flames to the apart
ment members of police emergency squad worked over
Mr. Enright with inhaator. He taken to Ford
ham Hospital where the continued without
success The veterans father lives at AGA Carpenter
Ave, the Bronx He said his unmarried.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Panama GUNNER

Continued from Back Page)
DESIRED THAN GOLD, SILVER AND RUbiES!
AND ALL THE THINGS ONE CAN DESIRE ARE NOT
To BE COMPARED UNTO THEM! THEY BRING
uEAITu.I ONO LIFE. HONOR, AND WEALTH!
And Proverbs again;
GONE WISE MAN CAN SAVE A CITY"!-BUT
God to St. Paul, to you:
"TuE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD is FOoLISHNESS
WITH GOD!
PSALM
BLESSED is THE MAN THAT WALKETH NOT
IN THE COUNSEL OF THE UNGoDLY, NOR
STANDETH IN THE WAY OF SINNERS
NOR sITTETH IN THE SEAT OF THE SCORNFUL.
?. BUT HIS DELIGHT is IN THE LAW OF
THE LORD; AND IN HIS LAW DOTH HE
Mediate DAY AND NIGHT
4. "AND HE SHALL BE LIKE TREE PLANTED
ny THE RIVERS OF WATER, THAT BRINCETH
FORTH HIS FRUIT IN HIS SEASON; HIS LEAF
SHALL NOT WITHER AND WHATSOEVER He
DOETH SHALL PROSPER.
a "THE tINcoDLY ARE NOT so: BUT ARE LIKE
THE cHAFF WHICH THE WIND DRIVETH AWAY
s. THEREFORE, THE UNGODLY SHALL NOT
STAND IN THE JUDGMENT, NOR SINNERS IN THE
CONGREGATION OF THE RIGHTEOUS.
6. FOR THE LORD KNoWETH THE WAY OF
THE RIGHTEOUS: BUT THE WAY OF THE
UNCODLY SHALL PERISH"
PART
GODS CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH 10 ALL fEOrLEol INIT Ina Il
AND THE C.S. READING ROOMS MUST
FOR MANY!-IN ORDER TO DEMONSTRATE
ONENESS WITH GOD, AND THE DIVINE
GUIDANCE AND PROTECTloN!-AND TO GET
AWAY FROM THE FRIENDS WHO kill YOU
WITH KINDNESS'!-OR, BETRAY YOU
FOR PERSONAL CAINl
GODS PROMISE TO JESUS TO YOU;
81 HAVE GIVEN you POWER OVER ALL
THE (so-called) power OF THE ENEMY
AND NOTHING SHALL, BY ANY MEANS,
HURT YOUR
AND GOD TO HIS MARY BAKER EDDY.
DAUGHTER-sUcCESsoR TO CHRIST JEsUslli-
TO YOU;
"MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE
AS ITS MASTER"l--ACCORDINC TO THE
TRIUMPHANT lNVINClBLE, CHRIST, DIVINE
CONTINUED Next Column IOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
"A Setback for Panama"
Continued from Back Page

In way Remon was an anomaly. Before his presidency
he had participated in the mUsiesehar presidential game
seating and vnses'ng chief executives at will for he con-
roIed 3ooomsn police force only armed force OF The
nation.
He was the typical Lsn-Amerean strong mar And
when he came power IL expected that he would run
true 70 form and become military dictator. But he didn't
He gave the country enlightened and democratic regime,
sv down Panamas fradionsy high volume Of corruption,
imposed an income which had 70 be paid lin Latin
American countries merely something 10 evsde)
and wrested considerable concessions from the United States
negotiations the basic treaty governing relations be-
tween the countries.
The question Isl Have the lessons Of good government
TAUGHT bv Remon been learned sufficiently we'll by Pan
70 carry the country the he set
or will the republic TO the earlier mad scramble OF
petty politics? The challenge confronting the new
government OF President cusdo former Foreign Minister
and the people Of Panama today
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15

your codgiven ability. you will replace fear with confidence.
apathy with vgor and keen OF mans
Cod-gven heritage Of good
Everything we've been saying is summarized in en-
Illuminating statement in Science and Health
with Key the Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy writes p l2s
fhe Science properly understood refers only TO the
laws Of His government Of the universe inclusive
From this follows that business and cultured
scholars found that Christian Science enhances their
endurance and mental powers ensrges their perception Of
character gives them and comprehenveness and
ability their ordinary capacity" And further
"A knowledge Of the Science OF being develops the latent
abilities and possibilities Of II extends the atmosphere
Of thought. giving moaIs 10 broader and higher
realms"
The musical selection the program was An. What Is
Msn?" composed by " Nesser.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Solitude Is Sweet"

20 sacred solitude! divine retreat!
Choice of the prudent! envy of the great
BY thy pure stream in thy evening shade.
We court fair WISDOM that celestial maid!
Up. 3. Christian Science VS.. Pantheism,
BY Mary Baker Eddy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15

IDEA OF GOD, JESUS, MAN THE REAL,
THE SPIRITUAL AND DIVINE CREATION,
AND ALL RIGHTEOUS ccNDUCTi
PART S
ABE LINCOLN SHOT IN FORDS THEATRE!
RELUCTANTLY PRESENT, AND ONLY BECAUSE
OF HIS WIFE'S PERSUASIONs!M
PART 6
Evening star., 1955-10-27
AUToMoslLls ron sALf

NASH 'S2 Statesman 1-dr.; &ee5
:. and hi oYerdriEe: reclining feats
q Bic car that gives .bie miieaee
60-dny bonded warranty. At VII
LfAAf6 a BAKER. The Area
Oldest Nash Dealer" 2Sth and y
sts NV, HO. 2-S700.
NASH 1881 Rambler station wagon
radio and heater: runs good. fQl
1oW-cost TRANSPORTATION; Sa95. CAP:
FrOL CAR DISTRIBUTORS. 9of
Rhode Island ave. ne. HO. =.
4e60 volkswason Distributors
NASH 80 statesman s,dr.: eycep.
tionaily cieani low mileage. liberia
trade and terms at $5aS. Car No
19T-A: 30-dAy warranty. MON.
ROE FORD. bI00 wis. ave, NV.
oInsM0BiIE ia4s ~sss cony.: :
and h., hydra. good tireBi needs tof
HoyLE MOTOR SAILS. f7T1 X, /
ave ne. DU. 7.S300. Us
sas's HOLIDAY; fully equipped s ne1
tires; will trade for late-model sta
tion wagon. plus cash. Phone AZ
oLiDDssMsuoBILEs-.sl iDss .ss.' 4-dr.; hy.
dra.. = and h.. s59s; 'bs "ss.,
4assdI; sed, r. and q; l'Osg 40 Ss
HORNETS COR, Buick Dealer
osnsMUR,Tt ElS aSsi s a ess essss =. so4Sf ri.
yate owner, low mileage, al extras
1875, viii finance. no. 2-45Seao
Evening star., 1955-10-27

aEuDE. 1851 champiea 4sar,; 3.
Per credit approrai esil "a s.gl!e7'
|voLKswAGEE .Bs sedan: LIST class.
new tires; $e55. IA. S-0b2S. --2e
V0LKswAG0N = 1855. convertible
black, eFeen top. green leather. ".
ooo srsst rsssstua 1salis ME-. sssPas ecmPans
cAPrTcL CAR DfSTRiBUToRs, 600
RaHss Sofswison islaafb bisEfibatcis. sfs ns NO.
WILLY6 JEEP6TER As: excel. eono.
throushout; $3.50. MITCHELL Mo-
TORS; Mcs 222 End q. n.v-o =.
WILLIS '53 Ace 4-door: Z. and b..
oyerdY., new tuhelese tires: $ge5.
MITCHELL MOTORS. NC, 222
Wifi IN s 81 b. sdoor sn ssaaOe' seaaD: ana b.
excel: s595. MITCHELL MOTORS.
INC. 222 End st. NV, Ex. 3-4l06.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
AUToMossLss ron SALE
HUnsoN 1881 aorn:t. cAllins g
I'd s. sgio; tfsnsnisiion. shAfT
Edmonds (Ford)
saos. WILSON plys;: q. Arl- Va.


JAGUAsh. As; .Jss 1888 Marx WI J osaer
JEEP as; 4-wheei dive, civilian
Rs: sss se End nslHtk q. S.M., &. nSln,ss S.3ieS
KAIsEk .se 4-dr.; T; and Al: Stssg. ] q,
H.oRnsks .o cor a,g SgICk DsAh4Eszs, Dss!a4s,s
LINCOLN 81 s-drs auto. trans,
hks nov; orig. 6s.ps; VI, nlisn; ls36asE Sl,sy
JU. s-6b25. --29
LINCOLN '53 Cosmopolitan sport
sedan: black onyx nnish. 7, and h,
tires: ofier Lincoln iuxuries; real
doMERY sTuBBs: Lincoln -Mer-
curry Dealer, 37t5 Bladenshurg rd,,
LiNcoiN 10 2-dr. cosmc; black,
Wv; tirss; I: and h: $39g, HQR-
LsNcoES s aS ns 54 z esDri ssa hardtop f. eius
coupe; beautiful S-tone green with
matching white leather and green
interior, Wv. tires. r.. h.. dual
range hydrAmatic, power steerine
and brakes, power 4.way seats, E-z-
Eye GLASS, 5000 actual miles. posi-
siysls . IL inaEaeulass ully .rSS SIarsnt ran
ss.ses. trade. tsrms.' : WOLFE NO
TORS: 1ee1 Wisconsin ave. NV
LIhNGo1Sy h IN iiasls continental hardtop;
glossy black 1nish. chrome like
new. new prem. Wv. tires. looks
and performs IKE new; 81 ,bT3.
HoyLE MOTOR sALEs- SAIL i7i7 r ].
Evening star., 1955-10-27
a2os wllson pIyd;; AN. va.

sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion club
coupe: $4,000 original miles. S496.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYsLER-pLYMoUTH-IMPERIAL
800 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-2000
gTUDEBAKRR 81 Champion 4-doof
sedan; r. and h.. auto. trans. very
clean; S4g5. no cash needed. OIHo
WILLIAMS BUICK. Goth and r. ].
| ave. ne, AD. 4-S344.
ISTUDEBAKER 1859 Commander Sc
dan. Z. and b., Cd; $685.. No.
l03S-A: 30-day eueranteei trade
and terms MONROE FORD. 1887
East-West hwy. sill. epga JUf b
1904. Open ewes. till o.
|STUDEBAKERs, 80 Champions. Sc
dams and corvertibies; ali equipped
oyerdrive The economy cars in
down. 50 per week. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 wisconsin ave. NV
sFUDfsaiEa FH EINiz .sa club coupe tt = 1snd
b., o.d,; AL condition: &646; No.
I3e.A: 30-day guarantee: trade
and terms. MONROE FORD. 800
WIS. ave. NV. Wo. 10000. Open
n - Z
Evening star., 1955-10-27

NAtf10 4~A1N 1O4N = 4<AA<
407 Fia. Ave. NE. II. $1,000
sTUDEBAKER '6i etariiEht 2-dr.;
5.pAas.. h, and cd; pvt. owner.
RA. 3-7153. Excel. eond.
sTUDEBAKER "a Champion Con-
cstoga station wagon; al metal q
tone finiSh, T. and h., gas-sATfng
oyerdriye. w.-w. tires, ete. Low
sTjBBe. Lincoln-Mercury Dealer,
3zl5 Bladenabure fd; AP; 5-2929.
sTuDEBAkERs - 81 V.n Comer !;
S84g. HoRNER;S COR, Buick
Dealer Fla ave. ne. at 6th. Il.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
AwroMoBiLEs EoRsALn
$50 PONTIAC

sSs'z..s S.'s: co. Y, ,.ss.,:sss's 81 $40 3 ayS:: e:
Evening star., 1955-10-27
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1855 savoy 8 club
sedan. has 2-tone green finish;
poweriiyte trans: +. and b.: tinted
glass; many other extras. We sold
this car for over So 500, 1000 miles
ago, Nov only S1.S67,