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A. Spc French Provincial Dining Room Buffet Oval Ert
Table ~ 2"r100 plus Side Chairs and Arm Chairs
AL. Drop Leaf Tea Cart, 1929, opens to 2S"r42"
B. Ladies Desk, 45"r211a" r3O" .
C. Spc French Provincial Dining Room Buffet Ert Table
4OT58 extends to &C.. Lddder-Back Side Chairs and
Arm Chairs -------------- 80
n 7'rcchc'c Desk, 22"r4S"r31"
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installations and several mill
tary schools.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Speeding Car
No Match for
War | Tank

A World War I tank, gave
ground but remained unscathed
yesterday when struck by a
speeding car in front of Alex
andria's Union Station.
The 1859 car, operated by a
16-year-old Alexandria youth
suffered more than 5000 DAM
age, according to Special Officer
William Fleming of the Potomac
railroad yards. Mr.. Fleming
said the impact showed the
small, dark gray tank sideways
3-feet from its position
Neither the driver nor three
other occupants, two of them
teen-age girls, were injured.
But one of the passengers, Page
r. Campbell, 20, of Amherst,
Va, was charged with permit
ting an unlicensed person to
drive. The driver was charged
with reckless driving.
Mr.. Fleming said the front
of the car was badly twisted
but the tank, which is main
tanned by the Veterans of For
eign Wars, was only scratched.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Missing Boys
Body Is Found

SOUTH RoXANA, Ill, Nov
% CAP).-The body of Pau,
Dean White, IL, missing since
July 81, was found today in q
corn field near here by three
hunters. His skull was crushed
and the body badly decom-
posed.
The boy had been missing
since his bicycle was found in
a park where he had gone seek
ing in setting up stands for
Dads Club carnival.
He was the object of a wide
spread search. The Ruxana
Dads Club had put up a $1,000
award for information about
him.
State investigators were
called in to examine the body
and the scene. The boy was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
White.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Tentative Accord
Reached in Long
SmeIter Strike

DENVER, Nov. % (AP)-
The International Union of
Mine. Mil g. smelter Workers
and the American Smelling &
Refining Co. announced late
today they have reached tenta-
tive agreement to settle a I01-
day strike.
The announcement came
after a meeting here by John
Clark, president of the inde-
pendent union, and Douglas
Soutar of New York, AS&R di-
rector Of industrial relations
and chief negotiator for the
firm.
Mr.. Clark said terms of the
agreement will be presented to
the 5000 striking AS&R men,
bers for ratification within
days.
Mr.. Soutar said the earliest
the company might be expected
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Hoffu toFuce
Probing
Political Aid

ST. LOUIS. Nov. % CAP)-
Teamsters Union President
James r. Hoffa is scheduled to
appear before a Federal grand
jury here Tuesday.
The jury is investigating
political contributions by st.
Louis Teamsters Local 688.
Wayne H. Bigler, first assist
ant United States Attorney,
said Mr.. Hoffa. through his
lawyer, has agreed to appear at
10 am. Tuesday. Harold j. Glib
bons. president of Teamsters
Joint Council IS and Mr.. Hof-
fa's right-hand man, is sched-
uled to appear before the grand
jury December 9, Mr.. Bigler
said.
Local 68S for. the last five
years has collected Is cents a
month from its 10000 members
for political purposes. Contrib
utors sign statements that they
are acting voluntarily.
1t is against the law to use
union funds for political pur-
poses, but voluntary contribu-
tions may be used.
Mr.. Bigler said Mr.. .Hoffa
also would be questioned about
reported political activity of the
Central Conference of Team
sters, which Mr.. Hoffa heads.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Another Briton
Claims Hike Mark

LONDON. Nov. % (AP)-A
British airman today claimed a
record after tramping 110 miles
IN q hours, % minutes.
Royal Air Force Technician
Ronald Ford. q, marched from
his base at Yatesbury in South
ern England to the town Of
Middleton and back, starting at
6 am. yesterday.
At least 26 other marchers
were tramping highways all
over Britain in the zany con-
test which has gone on in Brit
ain for several week ends.
Among them was 56-year-old
Barbara Moore, a woman doc
tor who claimed the record last
week after covering the l10
miles from Birmingham to Lon
don in 81 hours and 80 minutes.
Her claim was disputed when
reports got around she had run
part of the way. This time DR..
Moore, wife of a sculptor, was
accompanied by escorts to offer
proof of how long she takes on
the same route.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Floods in Cyrenoico
Roman Relics

, sTRIPOLI. Libya, Nov. %
(AP).-Relics of Roman occu-
patton have been uncovered by
= recent floods in the Gebel Akh-
dar region of Cyrenaica.
Heavy rains near Beda ex-
posed a small section of a COL
unn. Subsequent excavation
REVEALED the. remains of four
Roman mileStones.
The earliest milestone was
erected in rs A. D. during the
reign of Emperor Vespasian.
Its inscription records that the
road was then repaired by Pro-
consul Lucius Minicius Rufus.
The column, about 6 feet tall,
is inscribed in Latin and Greek.
Another inscribed milestone
records that this same road
was repaired by the Emperor
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Philip and his son of the same
name in 24S AID. Inscribed in
Latin only, this stone bears the
mileage figure: ITO Cyrene, 10
miles"
Archaeologists say that these
two Inscriptions provide val
liable historical information of
the Roman road system in
Cyrenaica. Search is being
made for other inscribed frag-
ments on the same site.
Roman milestones were
erected at intervals of Roman
mile Q,000 running PAGES,
equaling 6,035 feet) throughout
the Roman Empire. AS each
Emperor who repaired the roads
wished his name to be given
publicity, it was not unusual
to find several columns side
by side on the ancient roadside.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Big Airport Slated

PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia.
Nov. % (AP).-Czechoslova
intends to turn Prague's air.
port into central Europe's most
important air traffic junction,
CTK, the country's ofhcial news
agency, reported today. Exten-
sive expansion work on Pra-
gue's Ruzyne Airport at a cost
of about 400 million crowns
($55, 500. .O00) is now under way,
CTK said.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Man SIushes Throut
Of Mother in School

PARIS. Nov. % (AP). - A
young man entered the class
room of his schoolteacher
mother today, police said, pulled
out a razor and slashed her
throat before the eyes of 10
grade school pupils.
Don't kill me, the children
are here" the mother was said
to have cried when she saw
her son.
He was identified as JACQUES
Estudier, %. He waited quietly
for police to arrive to arrest
him after the attack. The
mother, Mrs. Marthe Clusaz, AZ,
was rushed to a hospital in
serious condition.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

to resume operations would be
the middle Of the week.
The union struck the smelt-
ing and refining company
August 20 as part of a pattern
Of mtne-mill strikes against the
Nations non-ferrous metals
industry to back up contract
demands. The Baltimore oper-
ations Of AS&R were among
those affected by the marathon
strike.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Reds Sign Pact

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Nov.
28 (AP).-Yugoslavia and the
Soviet Union signed a protocol
here today for scientific-tech-
.nical cooperation. 1t provides
for exchange of economic and
scientific experts and technical
documents.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Volcano Erupts

HONOLULU. Nov. 28.-Ki-
lauea Xxi volcano on the big is
lands of Hawaii erupted again
tonight for the third time in
two weeks.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
November 19

(5oIde pl0yS CUPID IN on eftort
to switch Stricklond's interests
from sports cars to girls. Betty
Hutton, Riehord Miles star.
$50
4-Stoeeoto. Mystery.
Tempted" John Cossovetes,
Eduardo CionneIIi star.
1.-The Reel Mecoys. Comedy.
"The Girl ot Mons Place."
Grandpa mokes on exception to
lifelong rule and allows credit
on some supplies sold to rood
side cote. Walter Brennon stors.
9-Johnny Ringo. Western.
Decd Woit." Don Duront stors.
900
4-BocheIor FotheF. Comedy.
m Key for Kelly" Bentley Is
forced to toce the foct thot Kelly
is growing into q young womon.
John Forsythe, Noreen Corcoron,
Sonee Tong stor.
5-WrestIins. Copitol Arena.
z Hours. Roy Moreon reporting.
7-Pot Boone Show. Variety.
janet BIoir visits.
9-Zone Grey TheoteF. Drumo.
Lonesome Rood" A man cont
settle down to the quiet life Of
small Kansas town. Edmond
O'Brien, Rito Lynn.
$3.50
4-Ernie Ford Show. Color.
Guest: GiseIe Mackenzie.
1.-The UntouehobIes. Dromo.
! Hour. Storing Robert Stock
os Federal Officer Eliot Ness.
9-PIoyhouse. Special.
VA Hours. The Killers" By
Ernest Hemingway. A young
man attempts to save the life Of
on ex-boxer who is marked for
deoth by two eunmen. Dean
Stockwell, Inoemor Johonsson,
Done Clark, Done Boxer, GIendo
ForreIl, Frank MeHueh.
1000
4-You Bet Your Life. Quiz.
Groueho Marx, host.
5-Wrestling. Copitol Arena.
Continued Ray Morgan reporting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
FOW to Act
on Your Honeymoon
ADVERTISEMENT

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SAVOY

SHSVA $3.50 18th Street NV.
THE FIEED WHO Walled
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six months to unwind be.
cause every time I heard an
auto backfire, I'd duck for
cover" He'd been asked TO Join
the regular Army then. "but
my eyes we're bad" He removed
his eyeglasses, TO show how
thick were the lenses. I'm fact.
/ had to bride a couple Of SER
geants every time / had to take
the eye-test." p. e
In mentioning his Army
years he smiled: They
crammed a university educa-
ton into my head in six
months. Maybe that's what's
the matter with me- He looked
forward to the year Of nn-
winding because mo man In
the history of the world ever
had to make as many impor-
tant decisions as l had TO. That
goes for Genghis Khan, Ma
poleon, Caesar-all of them"
He mentioned four of those
decisions: the Berlin Airlift:
the doctrine he enunciated
which saved Turkey and Greece
from Communism; and the de-
cision to resist the invasion Of
Korea.
y ~ +
And, of course, the decision
to drop the Atom Bomb. It
meant, he said, 100000 Jap
anese lives lost, but also ESQ.,
600 American lives saved-plus
100000 japanese lives saved
the estimated casualties of an
invasion of the japanese main
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Claire, Rod Moy Wed

Bloom and Steiger are co-stars
on Broadway in 'Rashomon. ~.
The first actor to sign for Mike
Todd, jr.'s "smellie" is former
horror man, Peter Lorre-who
win come out as odoriferous as
a rose.
Remember Elisabeth Bergner,
the wonderful star Of the sos
and early '40s? Elisabeth Is
ready to resume her career and
is looking for something along
the lines of Ingrid Bergman's
role In Inn Of the Sixth Hap
piness.". Ricky Nelson d
riding high in "fillums." HI;
new price per picture is $780,
900. and producers are falling
over themselves to sign him
Looks like he'll land in jerry
WaId's Hound Dog Man.
that's a movie, mister, not q
song.
~
Illness forced the two tor
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THE lyons DEN
Train Ride With Truman
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.--From Wash
lington recently came an an
nouncement that the Magellan,
the railroad car used by United
States Presidents, had been re-
tired and given 10 the Florida
Development Commission,
Planes and TV made obsolete
such transport In campaigning,
THE Magellan therefore viii be
regarded. eventually, as a pc
lriod-piece, the last Of the line,
I had a ride on the Magellan
one day in the final campaign
in which 1t was used. II was
a whistle-stop tour with Presi-
dent Truman in so, from Buff
ifalo to New York. The Presi-
dent referred to the car as the
rolling White House. In the
adjoining car were compart-
ments for Matt Connolly, the
Presidents secretary, and Tor
the staff Of speech-writers
working under Charles Murphy,
the White House counsel.
The staff prepared a folder
which was delivered to the Pres
ident before each whistle-stop.
1t contained vital data about
the city next to be reached,
names Of leading citizens, the
local industries, the census
counts and ethnic origins Of the
population. Local candidates
would board the train one sta
ton ahead, so that the Presi-
dent could introduce them at
the rally.
~ 4 4
To the Magellan was attached
a communications car, built to
fit any railroad tunnel in the
country. The whistle-stop
speeches we're recorded in that
car, transcribed, and copies dis
tributed to correspondents who
hadn't gone outside to hear the
speech or who didn't take notes
During the ride the President
estimated the trains speed by
counting of the number OF
sounds going over the railroad
ties. per second. Near Syracuse
he estimated it at IA miles PEI
hour. A check was made with
the engineer who reported the
speed as 76.
The estimates on the size OF
the crowds drawn to the Ma
Igellan varied--depending on
the political views Of each re-
porter or of the police official
who counted" the audience.
The Presidents own estimate
was based on the acreage"
he addressed.
X \ 4 X
I Joined the morning coffee
klatch in the Magellan, when
the President began by men,
tioning that he had a million
dollars in offers from maya
zines then attacking him. He
said he felt that a President
shouldn't commercialize on the
office after he leaves the White
House. But if the Library
hadn't bought his books, JEFF
ferson would have wound up
broke" he said. He mentioned
his imminent retirement, and
said he'd need a year to un-
wind.
After World War I he needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star stan Writer

p" ~N"NNA1 AA"AA0tAAA
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan Writer
It may be necessary TO take
on another hand TO review
Emerge pictures If this gim-
mick has much Of a Hollywood
future. For Emerge, whatever
1t is, made absolutely no i'm
pression on this horror-struck
witness Of a matinee unreeline
of House on Haunted Hill" at
the Metropolitan dts also al
the Ambassador.
/ This left House on Haunted
Hill" to its own devices. all Of
them time-tested and in suffi-
Icient supply to keep fright film
fans happy. People who 60 to
the movies to be scared to
death ought to find no fault
with this one starring Vincent
Price and Carol Ohmart, who
is a girl and not a cut-rate
electrical appliance store.
4 Don't go to the Met or AM
bassador to sleep, however
There's a girl in this thing
who is frightened into a violent
shrieking spell every time she
is left alone. She keeps wan
dering off alone and she keeps
screaming.
This marks her as something
less than the brightest young
woman ever to attend a ghost
party in a haunted house
Somebody. it is clear early In
House on Haunted HILL" il
: out to do in somebody--ol
maybe everybody. A chande-
lier crashes down. MANAGING
ghosts pop up in dark rooms
one of them giving a young
man a solid, non-ghoStly belt
lon the noggin. A CORY severed
head appears and disappears.
Clutching hands creep
around doors reaching for
threats. Fellow finds a secret
panel, steps through to see
what's beyond and it slams
shut. A woman gets strung Up
in a moose when no one il
looking. An organ plays with
out a soul near it. There's a val
of bubbling acid in the base
ment for the reducing of hui
mans to skeletons. Fellow wan
ders around drunkenly warning
that THEY are about to get us
So this girl keeps wandering
off alone and getting into
trouble. Fortunately, for her al
least, this is a short picture SC
she is still around and reason
ably intact at the finish when
the perpetrators Of all the
ghostly hubbub get their just
desserts, namely a bath in the
basement.
The acting demands of the
script of blouse on Haunted
Hill" are not great and those
Involved are a match for Their
lMr. Price is oily and menacing
Miss Ohmart is moderately dec
orative. Elisha Cook adds a bill
of mentally unbalanced menace
And Carolyn Craig, the girl who
does all that screaming, is II
line for an Oscar any time they
give one for high decibel count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
This Girls
Screurner
In Met Film

HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL" Allied
Artists release OF 4 william CASTER
Rohb white production, produced and
directed BY Castle. acreenpiay By
White, Az the. Metropolitan and AM
bassador Theaters,
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sAAAA"A~S 326 Kennedy 81. NV.
ssa s6 HAw R1y" HE'LL HE'LL Ie sKo Slf
LOOSE" Charles Bronson. 500. To-
morrow, Children's Bonus Show,
100 Pm, Plus English Racer BIZ
cycle viii Be Given Away Free ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

stars out Of MY Fair Lady" in
London. Rex Harrison ate some
thing that gave him food
poisoning. and Julie Andrews
was bedded by fiu. Debble
Reynolds, who received a jeep
and q station wagon as part Of
the hefty property settlement in
her divorce from Eddie Fisher,
will bring a foreign sports car
back to Hollywood after COM
pleting her movie, 1T Started
With q Kiss" In Madrid.
Henry Fonda, rumored as play
ing Dick Diver for David Self
nick in Tender Is the Night"
has announced he viii be star
ring in his own production,
The Clown" in which he por-
trays Emmett Kelly--a role he's
already done on television.
Laurence Olivier denies the
rumor he Is planning any CO.
starring production, stage OF
screen, with wife viyien Leigh
I'VE have acted together more
than we intended to-" said OIL
vier. I'VE are not the Lunts.'
But in London, wife Vivien said,
II would love to play Cleopatra
to Larry's Antony on television,
Larry and I have never regard
ed ourselves as being too big
for TV."
%& -
Ernest Hemingway has fin
ished three stories while sit
ting in Sun Valley waiting for
things to settle down in Castro's
Cuba. Intimates of Hemingway
say he may never return to the
island he loves.
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SHERIDAN d a. $500 %. az z z

PERFECT FURLoUGH," TONY
Curtis, 6:15, ESQ; THE SHEEP
MAN" Glenn Ford. sos. Tomor-
row. at Matinee Only, Cartoon
Show. An English Racer Bicycle
Will Be. Given Away Free at Matt
nee Only
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Illness forced the two tor
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U. 1920. $50 Penno.

GIRL IN r Az: s sI r.: i Srisiss.
FURY AT VO' SHOWDOWN" John
Derek, 2:35. 5:25, S:15. Tomorrow,
Kiddie Matinee Bonus Show at Loo
PM, WINCHESTER 49," Plus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

HOLLYWOOD CNANA).-
Close friends believe that Claire
Bloom and Rod Steiger viii
when Rods separation
form his wife, actress Sally
Oracle, turns into divorce. Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

SAsAs sAssAAs 81. NV. Nsor PoFkinq
IRON HERE TO ETERNITY"
Burt Lancaster, 1:10, $40, 9:10;
'S55 To- YUMA YUM. Glenn Ford
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SILVER ~. 0-ssOO. cole.viIIs I'd.

1.-THE Perfect Furlough"
T Sfo f " Yua StS Glenn siaS f sorS.
100, ago, 1850. Tomorrow, at
11:00 AM. Only, Special Kiddie
Show, ''MASTERSON OF KANSAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Films of More Than Routine Merit

CAT WAR WITH THE ARAIY"-And the Army is match
for the old Dean Martini Jerry Lewis comedy team.
"AUNTIE MANIE"-The Roc Russell comedy frolc trans
planted from stage TO with healthy laughs intact
"THE LAST HURRAH-Spencer Tracy affectionatey plays
John FOrd's sentimental tribute to Irish politician.
'THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA"-Tracy bids for Oscar
pursuing that fish in the film Of Hemingway's novel,
THE PERFECT FURLOUGH-Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis
cheerfuIy unfurI some sturdy old comedy cIiches.
"SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel Aim,
with Shirley MacLanes Oscar-conending performance.
1910 TO YUMA"-Van Hehin and Glenn Ford in Sticky
. ~ made and suspensefuI Western yarn
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DIRECTIONS Take Route 292II to GansUile Turn
right Route S.. Continue to Linden and right
turn SKYLAND ESTATES billboard. FolLot0 signs to
property.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06
Notice to
Paving Contractors

Sealed Bids will be received
until HOO A. M. on Thursday,
August 20, 1859, at Room 602,
County Office Building, Rock.
vile, for construction (designat-
ed as MCPW Contract 1929 of
street Improvements along Val
ley Drive and other streets in
Glen Hills. Principal work will
approximate $3.50 C.Y. Exca.
walton, 1850 C.Y. Borrow Exca.
walton, 46,70O sly. Bituminous
Paving, $3.50 sly. Sod and
GIMP. cross culverts and relat.
ed items. Bidding documents
may be obtained at Room sos,
County Office Building, Rock
vile, upon presentation of Of
fetal County Receipt for $500
(not refundable). Bid Bond of
at least so of Bid shall be re-
quired.
M. A. BUTCHER, Director
of Public Works for
Montgomery County, Md.
1t-5776-S-6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06

1857 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR
1925. Rockville Motor Co.,
GA. $4,000. 1855
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06
Order of Publication

The Petition of w. o. Cooley
and Sons states that they are
the owners of the lots in the
subdivision of land in Montgom.
cry County, Maryland, known
as Block J, Rock Creek High
lands. as per plat recorded
among the Land Records of said
County in Plat Book 81, Plat No.
5ll9; that it is desirable and to
the interest of all persons con.
cerned that the 20 foot path ly.
ing between Lots 7 and 8 Ded.
icated to Public Use by said plat
entitled Block ]. Rock Creek
Highlands, Montgomery Coun.
ty, Maryland, and as more par
ticularly shown on plat marked
Plaintiffs Exhibit No. T.. filed
in this case, be abandoned, as
shown on said plat marked
plaintiffs Exhibit No. T.:
that the proposed abandonment
has been submitted to the Wash.
ington Suburban Sanitary Com.
mission, Montgomery National
Capital Park and Planning Com.
mission, and Montgomery Coun.
ty, Maryland, Department of
Public Works; that they have
consented to said abandonment:
that said Abandonment does not
affect any property except that
OF your petitioners; that no one
is damaged thereby, and that
there is no conflict in the lines
or names of any other subdivi.
sion on record; il is thereupon.
this Ord day of August, 1859,
ORDERED by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County.
Maryland, in Equity, that all
persons having any interest in
or affected by the abandonment
OF the 20 foot path as set forth
IN said Petition, appear herein
and show cause. if any thew
have, why an Order should not
be passed as prayed, on or be.
fore the oath day Of August.
1919, next; provided. that a
copy OF this Order shall be in.
serted in some newspaper of
general circulation in Montgom.
cry County two successive weeks
before the oath day of August,
1853, next.
RALPH C. SHURE,
Judge
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS
CierK 4t.5774,S.27
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06

1854 BUICK HARD TOP-Good
buy, 1895. Rockville Motor Co.,
GA. $4,000. 1856