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(ierials 4o wae, â€"Tiddely st â€" human . ~The one . P. 3600 by ty, $4.95 $1.00 ons HOUSE 1 Av. 50c 25¢ 17, 1086 Auto Licenses Must ?e Secured Before January 1 THURSDAY, Mj}g of t:h:h 1937 Illinois ns * began this week, Secâ€" scchs® n State Edward J. Hughes "lisce: 1 ,w hg ‘theâ€" maris. tS . MMOT WE consisti for the most part of reâ€" assigned | numbers., According to the \Vehicle Act it is mandaâ€" tory | the secretary of state make h reâ€"assignments if reâ€" quests made before December also were placed on saie «over the counter" both here at the state fnd at the automobile | it‘s branch office in Chiâ€" eago at 210 S. Ashland Blvd. . With â€" the remainder of the month in which to purchase plates, ge authorities have indiâ€" cated to Secretary Hughes a dispoâ€" sition artest immediately after Jan. ist any car owner who fails to new plates. ) the law car owners must display tags on Jan. 1st. There hm;;dof:rwipraddod in ‘the act.. Car owners failing to comâ€" | ply are subject to arrest. Machine for the big job of regâ€" and issuing plates to Illiâ€" nois‘ million and a half motorists has geared to top speed, Mr. declared. From now on for many s to come, the secretary‘s automobile office staff will work in three @hour shifts to insure speedy delivery of plates to car owners. Application blanks are available uk inaper offices, garages and at w omces, garaRred: @200 filling |stations throughout. Tilinois. ‘They also can be obtained at motor clubs county clerk‘s offices. For{the guidance of automobile owners in applying for plates the follow regulations have been isâ€" sued hy Secretary Hughes : Applications for licenses must be subm on the special forms proâ€" vided the secretary of state, With applications ‘send a certified check, draft, postal or express mo order. Do not ‘send curâ€" rency or stamps, as the automobile department is not authorized to acâ€" cept ps and will assume no reâ€" sponsi ility for the loss of curâ€" cept ps an sponsibility fo rer vehic ould istra card for plates to a for title if {the ap The title is va car n in » inal ovgrier. 1 is erred of t by the purcha Application title |s requir reregistering the same vehic ould return the 1936 regâ€" istra card with the ‘application for plates. It is not necessary to a for a new certificate of title if ithe applicant now has one. The title is valid for the life of the car n‘in possession of the origâ€" inal owerier. Tf, however, ownership is erred at any time, a new certi of title must be obtained by the purchaser. Application for a certificate of title is required for those registerâ€" ing cars for the first time, which will be issued upon presentaâ€" tion 6f a bill of sale. | A resident of Illinois who purâ€" 4 a vehicle in another state must| pay }a~ $15.00 investigation charge if the foreign state title is not igsued to him. [ he same schedule of fees which were reduced last year through Mr. H A efforts will apply this year as i8 : must! pay {a cha if the : not to h same sc were reduced 1 H efforts as f. is : 25 H.P. and to $6.50. 35 H.P. and 35 H.P. and more than 25 $12.00 plates reduced to $10.50. 50 H.P. and more than 35 $20.00 plates reduced to $17.00. More than 50 H.P. $25.00 plates red to $22.00. e 1937 plates are canary yelâ€" fln.p'. and less $8.00 plates reâ€" to $6.50. raejarriont‘ s a ‘ Evanston‘s § Early American \HMinman Ave. and Church St. 4_,,....4.,»»4»_-'-'- ” of Leather * .__From â€" Taylor‘s an 100,000 plates were the mails this morning Inn 28 EAST RANDOLPH ST. cHK1ICAGO DECEMBER 17, 1986 were placed on sale $1 to $100 TRACY TAYLOR low and Secretary Hughes motorists ‘to make early a for tags, preferably through Ithe mail to the Springfield office. By so doing car owners will avoid waiting in line to secure them "cash and carry" before the deadâ€" line J 1st. i office. avoid wait! "cash line J asket Divide W The |Hig + n with War evening. / , op the Viarsit \rin a 422 h | the quarter : Al The |Highland Park High School. ' 11 teams divided a twin bil with Waukegan here last Friday . The Froshâ€"Soph won their ‘opener handily 23â€"14 while the Viarsity failed to find the hoop in aâ€" 422 loss. ° h Lauer‘s lightweights outâ€" their opponents in the first and were never headed. Al and Midio Zanotti‘ Jlead Ketball Teams ide Twin Bill Waukegan Order QPride of. Dainy. States Sws J the scoring for Highland Park. Early in the third q: , Ferry, Waukegan â€"guard, celeb the spirit of the Christmas season by shooting a basket for ‘"the enemy team. His basket was ¢redited to Zanotti, Highland Park‘s captain. ‘The Varsity held Wa'lkodfl on1 even terms during most of the first half, but were unable to keep the pace set by their opponents. Thursâ€" tom‘s boys were able to connect in only three of their ni n, free throws. Better luck at the ‘freeâ€" throw line woujd have at least netâ€" ted Waukegan a n margin of victory. Peimr, Olson, and Roâ€" gan played great defensive ball, but affensively the «local lads simply ~didn‘t â€"cliek." > syt *HE PRESS Highland Pk 9 Davis, £ Olson, 1 Peiffer, & Gumbiner,‘f Benson, C ns * h atk Coach Chuck Lauer‘s Highland Park Froshâ€"Soph basketball team won its fifth straight victory in as many starts when it won over the Northbrook â€"high _ school quintet Tuesday evening 23â€"14. The Nortaâ€" brook team is not up to the standard of its teams of the past two seasons ‘but showed promise of development in spite of a lack of tall boys. . | Al Frost again led his teammates in scoring with 10 points to his credit. Eugene Juhrend and Fulvio Fabbri played for a short while and each rang up two field goals.‘ TOTAL Lauer‘s lightweights have beaten fg ft pf 9 ># 1 "ue Leyden twice and have defeated Bowen, Waukegan and Northbrook. Their next game is at Proviso where they will play this Friday night. 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