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Evening star., 1944-09-15
Wakefield, 6a|ehouse
May Be Eliminated;
Rain Jo|ts Yanks
BY JACK HAND,
AsGociated press Snnrts Writer

AaCoCAabS0 EAeb8 S8OEbS WIlteIs
Draft board calls and q pro foot
ball exhibition added further con-
fusing overtones to the, American
League chase today as three of the
four contenders went back into ac-
tion after four-day holiday"
Dick Wakefield, Detroit's slugging
left fielder, was notified by his Chi
cago draft board he. had passed his
Army physical and was subject to
call at any time. The former Navy
prefiight cadet said he did not ex-
pect to be called before mid Oc-
tober.
Notice was sent from a Sarasota
(Fla) board to Pitcher Denny Gale
house OF the st. Louis Browns to
report Monday at Camp Blanding
for his preinduction physical.
Games May Be Cancelled.
Philadelphia's progrid exhibition
Tuesday had an indirect, although
perhaps inconsequential, bearing on
the race. Steady rains, coupled
with the condition of the field,
forced two successive postponements
OF scheduled important Athletic
Yankee game, resulting in a transfer
to New York to be part of Sunday
double header.
If Sundays games hit bad wealth
er, they will be taken of the books.
At this stage, one game less than
the regular 154 might make the per-
centage point difference that could
win or lose the flag.
Although the Philadelphia game
probably would not have been played
because of the hurricane, even if no
football game had been held, Presi-
dent Ed Barrow of the Yanks was
prepared to ask the majors for
legislation at the December meet
ings, forbidding any team from rent
ing its park for football before the
close of its home season.
Football, Baseball May Conflict.
Further conflict with football
might arise if Detroit won the
championship, as the first World
Series game at Briggs Stadium
would be held Sunday, October 8,
WIlCIl tllc DIOOhiyu 1lSeIS dIlQ Tie
Lions are slated to open the Detroit
home season in the National grid
league.
Detroit has chance to move out
front for the first time tonight, with
Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout
slated to 60 against Cleveland in a
twilight-night double-header, while
New York is idle. St. Louis is due
to play Chicago and Boston is at
Washington, both night games.
Bill Voiselle became the first New
York Giant pitcher in seven years
to win 20 games as he stopped the
Phlllies, 12-1. yesterday, to tie Chi
cago for fourth place. The Cubs
bowed to Cincinnati, 80. in 13 in
nings, but got an even break in the
nightcap, AZ, as Ray Mueller of
the Reds stretched his record to
l35 straight catching jobs Brooklyn
climbed into sixth by stopping Bos-
ton, 5-4.
Evening star., 1944-09-15

It was Queenie, speaking with
an unmistakable Brooklyn ac-
cent.
Standing in the doorway of her
small hostelry, the daughter Of
the fiery Frenchman hailed the
United States groups in turn.
Otherwise, they would have by
passed each other, although each
was seeking the other.
Subsequent verbal sparring dis
closed that Queenie had no idea
Evening star., 1944-09-15

game. Pittsburgh should be a good
test for Andy, on whom the Skins
are banking for a lot of yardage
and more than a few touchdowns.
De Groot had the quarterbacks
out for a special drill this morning,
painstakingly stepping through sig
mails to improve their ball handling
and taking. None has shown very
we'll in this respect.
The Skins will break up their Col
lege Park camp tomorrow, moving
into Griffith Stadium for the re-
mainder of the season. The squad
is scheduled to work out at the sta
dium Sunday morning and will leave
for Pittsburgh at ! pm, returning
late Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
.0'ConneII 10 Handle
PimIico Publicity

Dick O'Connell, Washington Red
skins Baltimore representative, to-
day was named publicity director
for the fall race meeting at Pimlico
The announcement Of his selection
was made by President Henry A.
Parr III of the Maryland Jockey
Club.
OConnell, who replaces David F.
Woods, who entered the Army this
summer. is we'll known in the sports
world. He has promoted as well as
publicized various sports events, and
brought several outstanding name
bands to Washington for concerts
More recently, however, he has con-
fined his activities to sports. par
ticularly professional football.
Evening star., 1944-09-15

10 be his guests at box party at
the ball park soon.
A $50 War Bond each went to the
winners in the 80, los, 120, 1875 pound
and unlimited classes, and a $25
bond each to the runnersup and
$3.50 in War Stamps to third place
contestants.
Allen Fitch, unlimited class, was
awarded the Dial Elkins Trophy for
fastest time Of all classes. Fitch
marked up IS seconds fiat. Other
trophies were donated by DR.. George
Sharpe. Raymond Sonny Work
man, Bob Blickle, Les Aries, Don
Adams and Capt. E. j. Spaulding.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Daughter of Curneos Pilot Effects Junction of Yonk Armies

For the benefit of those whose
address is not along Bash boule-
ward, Queenie's old man, Leon
See, once gained considerable
fame managing Primo Camera
when "Da Preem" still was being
passed off as a prize fighter.
The parties were passing
through the tiny town of Tom
nerre, in Central France, from
opposite directions when they
were greeted with "Howdy. slugs."
Evening star., 1944-09-15

where Carnera might be, but that
Papa See was presiding at an
eatery similar to hers in Paris
Not content with having won
the first two rounds, Queenie
tried for a quick knockout. She
trotted out a dinner of beefsteak,
fried potatoes and champagne.
The Yanks waded in bravely,
while the gathering townspeople
cheered-but they finally went
down for the count.
Queenie triumphed by q gas
Economical knockout.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Bose-Running Victors Receive
Awards, Win Griff's Praise

Youngsters today were grateful to
Directors Kip Edwards, Dick Tenny-
son and Charley Reynolds as they
reviewed the summer series OF CITY,
wide base-running contests capped
off by luncheon at the Touchdown
Club yesterday.
The boys assembled at the club to
receive awards made in the presence
of Honor Guests Clark Grifdth. Ed
die Eynon, Calvin Griffith and Clyde
Milan. all of the Washington base
ball club.
Grifiith commended the boys on
the excellent times marked up in
the base running and invited them
Evening star., 1944-09-15
tCochrane to See Duty
In Southwest Pacific
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GREAT LAKES, ILL.,. Sept. IS
1t. Comdr Gordon Mickey Coch-
rane, whose baseball teams at Great
Lakes for three seasons won recog-
milton as national service cham
pions. is to leave next week for ac-
tive duty in the Southwest Pacific
Cochrane, former Philadelphia
Athletics catcher and later manager
of the Detroit Tigers, entered the
Navy in April, 1912, and was as
signed to the center as baseball
coach. In the off season he was
regimental commander in recruit
training.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
0DT Urges Home Area
Limit in Grid Tickets
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
Managers of all football teams
school, college and professional
today were urged by the ONCE Of
Defense Transportation to limit
ticket sales to residents of the areas
in which the games are to be played.
ODT announced that Elmer Lay
den, commissioner of the National
Football League, had reported the
professional teams would follow the
same travel limitation policies in
effect last year.
Professional teams, ODT said,
agreed to use coach accommodations
whenever possible, and to refrain
from making any necessary Pullman
reservations until the day before
departure. ODT asked all football
teams to do this.
BY revising schedules and limit
ing the number of players travelling
ODT said, professional teams last
year reduced travel by about 81
per cent. A similar saving is ex-
pected this year.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Nine TiIts in Five Days
Are Corded for Cubs

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Chicago
Cub fans are getting more than
their share of bargain days this
week as the Cubs wind up their
home season.
Nine games were on the Cub
schedule for five days Of play at
Wrigley Field, with a double header
today, single contest tomorrow
and another twin bill Sunday with
the champion Cardinals. In two
double-headers with Cincinnati the
Cubs split.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Kansas Gets Grid Test
In Playing Woshburn

LAWRENCE, Kans.. Sept. Is
Kansas fires the opening gun of the
Big Six 1914 football campaign to-
night, meeting q touted Washburn
crew.
Local sports writers have told fans
this was their opportunity to reg
lister vote for night football by
swarming out for renewal of an
intrastate feud which began in 1891
Evening star., 1944-09-15
BY HUGH FULLERTON,

Associated Press Sports Writer.
Stan Musial's mother and IA
ther keep a daily tabulation of
their celebrated sons batting
performances. Frank Sinkwich
and his dad have. opened a wet
goods emporium on the main drag
of Youngstown, Ohio.
Norman Wiener, Kentucky U.
quarterback, was hauled into
court for yelling too loud while
employed as a barker at Coney
Island. Wonder what will hap
pen when Wiener goes into a
huddle with Halfback Herb
Thomas, who is 4-F because OF
deafness.
Scouts report that Greasy
! Neale has rounded up q real good
football team for the Philly
Eagles.
Evening star., 1944-09-15

353 to give A. M A. 81 edge over
Interbureau, while Joe Motyka, loop
scorer, aided the winner with 800.
Last years pennant-winning
Solicitors. led by r. H. Lyle Seaton's
325, was off to winning start with
a 81 victory over F. D. A. Seaton,
newly elected president, has rolled
in the league for % years and
another oldster starting his 30th
season was Tony Terwisse Of the
Farm Credit team of which Joe
Mulrose, once one of the citys lead
ing pinmen, also is a member.
On hand to roll the first bail was
Arthur B. Fletcher, chief of Plant
and Operation Division of the De-
partment of Agriculture.
The 10-team Intersorority League
staged its opener last night at King
Pin with Ruth De Chastian's
sparkling 153 and 344 aiding Beta
Chi No. l to- total highs of SIS and
1926.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
BY KENNETH L. DIXON

WITH THE 7th ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept. 15.-Since juno
Aions have become a dime a dozen,
bnly sheer chivalry and memories
bf the fight mob along Jacobs
Beach are the reasons for this
Account of how Queenie See
brought about one meeting of the
northern and southern Allied
armies in France,
Evening star., 1944-09-15

Dan at that sort of thing, leaped
into the pool with the cover
wrapped around his hand and
arm. When he came to the sur
face he had himself well saved,
but was experiencing some trou-
bic with his right hand. Ex-
animation showed he had broken
a bone in his flipper.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
MusioI's Parents Keep Daily Tob on His HITTING

The International League sends
all the way to Birmingham, Ala,
for dirt to take the shine off
baseballs-which probably comes
under the head of good clean
fun.
Ensign Adolph Kiefer, the
backstroke record holder, recent
ly was giving a demonstration to
Navy physical instructors at
cambridge how they could use
an inflated mattress cover to
save their lives. Adolph. a fancy
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Seeks Levin-SuvoIdi Remoteh

Promoter Joe Tuner is trying to
rematch Dave Levin, National
Wrestling Association heavyweight
wrestling champion, and Angelo
Savoldi.
Levin won in ~ minutes on this
weeks card when Savoldi was dis
qualified for roughness. ...s.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilmer, 129h
Wilmington, Del, outpointed Eddie Giosa
134, Philadelphia, 8.
MILWAUKEE-Doll Rafferty,, 138, Mil.
waukee, knocked out Don Eddy, 145, Buff
| falo, N Y,4
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Wm,Lose or Draw
Boxing Here Is Handed Another BIsck Eye
BY BOB MCLEAN.

It happens sometimes in the fight business that apple
of winds getting slapped Hoboken
pulling deal that little too for the suffering box
ing public Such the Eddie Walker
Wright who Washington this give boxing
black and rocked back his heels when the local boxing
commission handed him sinner right back Why don't this
often? F%
Under the indefinite suspension tied around the Of Walker
and his fighter for refusing to put fight with Jackie Wilson
scheduled for Une Arena last night the
their profession OF the member states of the National Boxing
Association in Pennsylvania whose commission working
with suspensions Only hitch the
that Chay still fight in New York That's where he Willie
Pep September in Madison
The part played Chalky the aso
be doubt about Walkers motives blocking what might
excellent show The day the crafty pilot brought his ba
wind training the Wilson Mike Jacobs
from New York that signed Wright
Wile,s al
Evening star., 1944-09-15

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati, So: Chicago. 2-4.
Brooklyn, 5; Boston, tsecond game,
fain).
New York, IL; Philadelphia, / (second
tame, rsin).
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Wilson's Class in Workout Produces WoIkout

Now Walker tough spot Jackie managed to lick his
boy the Garden date quantities lettuce
with would with the himself Walker
around Wilson
encouraging they they
match for Chak simple budup thing
They bring in this who punch. horrible
thought looks if he whip Chalky.
mastermind until stepped
In with aid that literally Tuesday morning
Walker awoke find the rain pouring The fight for Griffith
until following night rain
putting Uine
last night and Walker started screaming.
Nothing doing he said I'VE another We
minute ready for the 29h,' .
Commission called Walker the carpet ordered
there" the Une date him the
n postponement
commission will the time and place the boxing match Walker
refused and left town in company with Chaky.
Walker Is Frank About Reason for Scrommina
left, however admitted Chairman
ing bout and didn't take with the big
Pep booking.
acts, Wright fight Pep
regard
Washington prairie boxing
after that The tough little Mexican is 80
old and has been fighting professionally since 1928 He'll fight
body anywhere anytime but his much
the top fight
Chaky record and he
grand
the will making fighters declining
comfortable but boxngs sadder
the little from Henry Armstrong Sal
Bartolo Kid Jea mixed
that otherwise excellent boxing
be long before forget
local
built time egalzed
Evening star., 1944-09-15
League Statistics
FRIDAY, SEPTEMB.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1944. -
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
New York at Philadelphia, postponed
fein.
Only game scheduled
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Standing Of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow
Bklyn. at Boston. Bklyn. at Bost. (2).
Gin. at Pitts. tn.). Gin. at Pitts l2).
St. L. at Chi. CD St L. at Chi
N. Y. at Phila. (n.). N Y at Phil (2)
Evening star., 1944-05-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1923 4th ST. N.W.-Furnisned bedrm. and
stene9' kftsr q s9mipvt. bath; employed couple.
ss6 G ST; s.E-Bedrm., kitchen, Frig-
eonSMRI. $685. sfatly HGTs fSFs 8 , wesk fsl1
e sober person; pvt. b; 'SsG5t $3.50. N'"' S'0
CHARMING six-room apt, open freplaces:
Hn KS Ri GO N4 0tS4 fafh v Roc room
Hva e as sse ssove nD bath sb0U5 No
appt,;; S93 Mecune. At 4Iao. '"0"" "'
COUPLE OR TWO ,GIRLs--In, attractive
@Ge m mas msster sHaqs
with twin beds home privileges. including
odf 10 Dh9ne Sas sapdrY 6f H aod
1sis kESYoS Sls S'sk NV :abe;iyabe Oh sSaf and
convene6t aps6 oeson esf Tefs5 sdts electricity aas
;.40a NEWTON ST, Mt Rainier, Md. Apt.
efe nics,T room }rr befdroomS kitchen din
$40: TAYLOR ST. Brentwood, Md
fp or conpe oHy ss o FAM sHSd
WILL SHARE large beautiful apt. with
contgenla Young woman; all privileges;
service. references exchanged Cali RA.
poWNTo5wHNS,,' 30 5da S"' l1th nv, Apt. 4o1-
foI 4 grs sI5o. Ex. a$6a, HS5a 'to to Q 'upn' pm
apts select yours now and boar board ''qntH 1ntil
| room. 20l6 o ST. NV.
RMS, kitchen, bath ard porch apt
nqrthWest % location appointment only.
CUMBERLAND APIS. 81, 1892 Mass.
ays-Cool front rm,, nicely furn., twin
5i Sgds ifm,pS, itb Sr hStN t7hr esv service
SIS each. Columbia a1S3
LARGE, CHEERFUL l ROOM APT. next
| IN orR n rI-
a-RooM APT, 10 objections of child
pm apply 1898 L st. Sc
elec rctsT. Apt 8, &I4o n st. any; NV. si.5I 81
$.l. 18th 81. N.w-2-room apartment
TWo lSt !, EefHs, G1RI now 10 vacant Ho ssl
apt. WITT sno5her OF ss'f kit ''fr p4vieges iHgn @n
RA ls4% after pm
GIRL TO share attractive 3-room air
eondtIoned con E1lf hi apt! with another of Conn
1860 HARVARD sT. NV. - = rm. and
ktGheneite ite,ob basement apt private en-
NEAR nth AND PARK RD3Two rooms
and modern kitchen pvt bath. 3 girls;
BASEMENT APT. of two rooms and pvt.
BAL bal-l accommodate 3 people. 500 month,
DowSTowS, DO no s%e"msr iaEh Pu D. o4' SINAI, 100
private bath. IN modern apartment house
| gentleman S35. Inquire Oliver 3Os7
ATTRACTINELY FrRN. APT. in best n "
sec > rms. kitchen and bath To sublet
June Is to Sept /: SIPS. EN- Hl4s
3s28 KANSAS AVE. NW-Apt. accom- .
10 beautiful section, conv. transp
IA 4S45,
GIRL - to =. to share, attractive apt,
Adams S "E'R s4s4. an2s9eE Ext sos Call after 0m
,,526 Ith ST; ,N.w.-one block buses. Q
turn rms. kit, dinette. semipvt. bath
Electrolux' ami. suitable Q or adults
gentle home GE. 4162.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NOBODY EYER SAW this Silver Spg. home
tor sale before o COLONIAL design Of 8
on a lot s0xio0. under Shady ' oaks s. and eii on
ssst ssTee eon Not st Needs yrs $ 81 adS dSwn
3, P, Ripley. sH: 1899; Sun. and ewes,
WIonIAc w A5ls M .vt tBu,te.field It ID. o,nn
sG9m and 61 bath nSssd steam hsa P5Gs
BRICK DWELLING. owner occupied with
lO rooms and baths. within 5 blocks of
invited. James Morris woodward. Re Reaitor,
900 .ssss coleaaI
mo. revenue. Owner. re. $40 after 5.
LYNHAvEN OFFERS: Only s1.22 per day
den, spot, Monthly payment of s36 so in
cludes interest nt, taxes and principal install
1rey Te@pe e2p 1890 800 70 eSeninss SsGDo
ffksT FINE FINE oFsd MsdeE By sRansnl SRner leaving
rooms, baths, powder room. 2-car ga
rsse scresaed sporchss Immsdiate pos
is eoTTAGE 'SH CITY. osi w9 eons and bath
nce o and new - besk F6 sS
aRd owner tfsHsD; uN osad reasonable terms Call
s;s e WEsTM,oEELAND e y, S "a AVE; TAX: Ps;; ia
low, deep lot; 8 rms. includ large sleeping
porch; excellent cond. Larse basement
new BRicK HOMES s'' desisned Nn eY'a; as COM
-Dleted hd d.a aptS Owner may occupy one apt.
400. for further Information.
ha
lot 5oxl6o, lust the spot for for children. %
sE@ T!Ssd HaMfsHRE * if REFi,9n ave r. oS
pqTeRes, sarase,s orrison, RA. 54is; "a
si5ds5 0 J. afa' &c. AsaDh nhmsq1as s1 nsr loo%s
oil heat large basement. TIE. al49 after s.
CAPTAIN U. S. NAVY TRANSFERRED
squares from Chevy Chase Circle
rooms rooms 2 baths. oil heat; spacious living
tached homes nearby. S1O,a50 to $1,000:
- 900 cash; balance like rent; Fulton R;
eSe1S chsss & e. Ponfs Psg s9 OF
DI; $3.50 until 5 pm. MY ads have ap- p:
peared in The Evening Star for 5S years.
EXCEL. EXCELLENT SFTsHiSoV NV LOCATION, 7-room
one fireplace; owner will show By appoint
81 1916 Marshall j. Waple CO. o. exclusive StHn Vs
NEAR FLORIDA AVE. MARKET, Me-
story brick, row house, = rooms and bath,
as he t. built-in garage, concrete front
porch; very good condition $1,000 cash,
s65 per month. Call David Rifkind, RE
FALLS CHURCH: VA. ias W. Cameron I'd.
down payment. Box 2s7-J. Star.
KENSINGTON, MD.-One acre Of ground,
4-bedroom and bath house; fruit nut trees
and grapes all fenced; built-in garage.
PRICE $1,000. Call Mrs. Haycreft. WI.
vACANT--Congress Heights 900 Atlantic
st; s.e.--New semidet brick open today
bal. like rent, PaSquale Realty, EX. $50
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK, "a Eye st. NV
= rooms, 2i2 baths, excel. cond., owner
Mills Bldg. DI 5355; eve, Wo. 0iI@.
$3.50 DOWN, S75 per mo. Chevy Chase
D. c Modern G-rm. brick : screened
fs fok 0safT saIE ~ 81 sTT fHE own oWyEk Ko 9o
bungaiow. on 3 lots, Idle Hour Beach, Md
Refrlgeration, heat, furnished, facing
Chesapeake Bay bargain. great reduction
in price, AID. 56sS after pm.
CORNER BUNGALOW, 1880. Vacant,
nearby Maryland, 1i2 miles from D
,I1e lne; : ,g rooms, bath refrigerator. Roser
Hills, -year.old detached: Spacious cen a.
ter hall. large ms, tiled bath. recre-
alton nm, air-condttioned oil heat, large
IsYs; r. lot Gw4SF leSyins eiLy Gsi Nj
0960; TR. 1850.
aveoDetached brick. 'f bedrms, arms ,!lss ,rss.
moor laVatory, oil h.-w,h., garage Open.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

sEApIIFUL sEa.I II HOME IN restricted Rock
mia ano 18th Cool high elevator 3
1D;ta5s den Iarse adHt and
to responsible family at S275 per mo June
l,;tI 9TH to Sept 18th, Phone IA. III for
TAKoMA PARK-Nicely furn. 5-room and
path houSc, Slo5 mo; no children.
WIFE OF sERvIcEMAN would like to
share her J-room moaern home with
quiet settled couple. 3sG2 Nicholson st,
FOR RENT. June - to Sept, Is. turn
attractive 9-rm. house owner retainins
use of ! bedroom; $500 month. Call OR
1906 evenings
VERY, ATTRACTIVE, small modern fur
nlshed house with yard, IN Cleveland
buses, Will rent to couple with no children
or pets June Is to Sept. 10; SIS mo.
BRICK HOUSE. furnished. including piano
First floor; large living room. dining
ro3m, nopnh bEesGraSt seaGn nook kitchen toilet
garsge. Call SH 31sa
LADY AND son in Northeast WASHINGTON
would ilk" to share their nicely furnished
nome with rehned man and wife. Call
day.
SEVEN ROOM. detached, Hyattsvine, Md
Ec1a, Eent, ~ 90 {, month immediate possession.
SILVER SPRING, Md rms, furnished,
large YARD recreation rm,, gas heat rent,
1881 1881 NaaWWrooSlS FL olSS sr N.w-Rov brick o
rooms, baths and lavatory, gas heat,
electric REFRIGERATOR. complete apt on 3rd
floor will take children over /" years
inspect, Boss g. Phelps, 1917 x ST. NV,
MA 1900
Evening star., 1944-05-24
APIS. FURNISHED Cont,

1870 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Ne
rooms, Frieidaire, private bath. Facing
1917 KALORAMA RD. N.W.--Bedroom and
kitchen. Frigidaire, sink. For couple only.
GENTLEMAN will share c-bedroom fur
nished apt. in Livingston Manor with .
men, preferably Army or Navy officers
Naval Air Station. 25 min downtown: ali
PRIVILEGES, unlimited phone; available June
| $50 month each. FIR. 357s. 80
GENTLEMAN wishes to share his apart
ment in downtown apartment house. Box
S1-J Star,
YOUNG LADY. good BACKGROUND, to share
cony. home with other girls; maid. Box
25-H. Star
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 st. n.w-Lhk
room, first floor; downtown, conv. transp,
adults; $50 month.
LARGE ROOM. semipvt. kit. and bath; !
min. downtown: everything incl: call be-
fore / or after PA SlQA
Evening star., 1944-05-24
FARM 8 GARDEN

GARDEN TRACTOR, WARD. ga hip: rub
with all attachments. plow, harrow, culti-
yator and mower. Price, S475. Phone
PEoNY BLooMs-select yours from gar
Den. Route 80, miles west Kamp Wash
TOP SOIL for sale by bushel or load ME.
MANURE, topsoil, blowing; all types of
MaSGRP PRAT MOSS Sa Va 45eR
COW manure from one of Maryland's finest
SACKS aTnS a harfe 1ssEl loae a ssfk
3355 bushels at zoe. Sheep manure. so lbs,
sory sardens lee 0S ssl5 Soc AsEc1 for Vic.
30 lbs $3.50: 100 lbs. $3.50 ~ Garden "a der,
lins lime II lbs sls; 80 lbs eoe, Also full
our complete Garden Shops Phone or
LocUsT FENCE PosTss sTssnisSsr sss psr S9 hun
soefye RuS RaeyeIb T. Phone SheFT5assGn Rdcstis
cav cav MANURE, y s. rottsd high grade. con-
sInBgy 5sIs nBsysnS No Ssso g. at safa.
new Rsndlss q o. Used picks vSs. With
barrogs. Sc 30: mattocks. with h'iH. new Man han.
dlss; ; 81 o5; hoes, with new handles, ST :O5
rdsad asad sops In sxesept a ,aasa s0pdtqs
SOW MANURE, well rotted, guaranteed
nes1 = M wss wauablity. Del in yard or 1a-yd. lots
TOWERING CRAB TREES. hardy, field.
grown. to s it., packed in sphagnum
beautiful rose-colored buds, followed by
white blooms and small yellow fruit: viSit
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