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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
OLD-TIME MANAGER
DIES IN HOTEL ROOM

NEW YORK, July 21-(P)-Wil-
lam Billy Gibson, old-time fight
manager, who guided heavyweight
Gene Tunney and lightweight Ben
nv Leonard to world champion
ships in the ring and made a for
tune, was found dead today in his
hotel room.
Manager Martin Walter found
the 7O-year-old manager upright
in a chair in his room, dressed in
pajamas, after a maid failed to
arouse him about 9 a. m. An ambu-
lance attendant pronounced him
dead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

swinging before Louis br,r:,
pitching.
After the Pirates prid.,,
JOY has hurled his share. In.,,
must pick a good reliete, ~.
Bob Spicer of Lumber+or a.
Severn Wright of Clinton No.,
and Lefty Whitmire of wo".
(6-3). "'iS''
The most surprising move ma.
by the Weed loop MANAGE -" '.
the naming of Wally Pearssr w. ~
centerfield over Carl Mcomr."s
Of Dunn-Erwin. McQuillen's ss.
ting average is .351. p no So,
higher than Pearsall's 90 m, may
Clouting Carl has batierpa =
homeruns and smacked II taD,
across the platter compared p%~
Pearsall's seven roundtripop~s ,r
At RIBS. '
Taking a glance at the sluo,
side of tonight's classic We IN.
the All-Stars have banged = ~,
of 81 four-masters this cgmr,.aI
compared with Sanford 80, C5;,
ley Jamin, Lumberton left 4s3
err, leads the home run DERBY f.,
All-Stars with 10 with teanr,,
Elze- Marx a close second vr,
! Nesselrode, of course, t1
Sanford with 20 r~oundtrpvg
Other All-Star homer snac..,
besides Jamin and Marx are b, [
Howard (2), Ken jackson
Wally Pearsall (7), Jerry CabaraI
49,, Ed Kukulka %, and E
Kivett a.. For Sanford the tr,
master records are Quinn
Messing 90, Wilson 81, SAoths
CO., Holiday co., Keane %, sa
Hedrick "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

Errors-F. Mccormick, Lyons. Runs
batted in-Ryan, Fernandez, Hopp, Lin
dell, DiMaggio. Two base hits-Fernan-
dez, Rowell, Berra. Home runs-Lindell,
Hopp. Sacrifices Litwhiler. Left on
bases-New York 7, Boston 9. Base on
balls-Wright 2, johnson 3. Strike outs
White 3, Wright 3, johnson 7. Hits off
White 4 in 5 innings; Wright 3 in S.
Wild pitch-Wright. Winning pitcher -
Wright. Umpires-Hinko, Peters, Laduke.
Attendance 1000 (estimated). Time
Old
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

Errors - Albright, W~ietelmann. Runs
batted in-Walker. Ennis, Verban 2.
Leonard 2, Schultz, Rikard, Albright.
Two base hits-Albright, Seminick, Wy
rostek, Cuisine. Home run-Albright.
Sacrifices - Verban, Walker. Double
plays-Tabor. Verban and Schultz. Left
on bases-Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 5:
Bases on balls-Wolff l, Leonard l,
Strincevich 2. S%trikeouts - Wolff 1,
Leonard 2, Singleton 1. Hits-off Wolff
5 in % innings; Singleton 2 in /;
Strincevich 3 in 7 1-3. Passed ball -
Howell. Losing pitcher-Wolff. Umpires
Barr, Jorda and Boggess. Time 2:07.
Attendance - .62l,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Haas,
FurilIo 2. Galan, Miller, Walker, Ed
wards. Two base hit-Young. Three base
hit-Haas. Home run-Furillo, Walker.
Sacrifices-Baumholtz, Galan. Left on
bases-Cincinnati 6; Brooklyn 4. Bases
on balls-Peterson 1, Hatten ?. Strike
outs-Peterson 1; Hatten 3. Umpires -
Barlick. Gore and Pinelli. Time 2:02.
Attendance 35,092.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
PILLS TRAMPLE.
C0RSAIRS, s

PITTSBURGH, July 21-(P)-The
Philadelphia Phils batted around
in the first inning to score SIX
runs, then went on to score an
81 victory over the Pittsburgh
Pirates tonight behind the veteran
knuckleball artist Dutch Leonard.
Jackie Albright. Philly shortstop,
got two hits in the first inning
and smashed out a home run III
tho ninth
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
Lucas To Toss Slugging
Array At Loop Leader,
Lefty Cheshire May Get Opening NJ,
Against Slamming Spinners; Clegg. Stons
Rortz Slated To Heave For Harrington
By GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Old Man Weather, who has apparently been fsr.
quite miserable lately, shielded a few more waery -' ta
last night and washed out the second Tobacco State 1a y"
All-Star game at Sanford with some 5000 spectators, nsr
Of whom travelled from all parts of North Carolina jo MAJ
on. Tobacco State loop moguls announced that the " 'nag
encounter" will be played tonight at 7:45 O'Clock, ~"a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
FRUITS OF

FREDERICK, Okla, July 21-
R-Pitcher Bob Dobbs has been
ruled ineligible to play in the
Frederick softball league.
Reason: He's too good and bat
tiers are puzzled by his fast ball.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
LEAGUE

1CbtcIQdy ) NESuItS
Brooklyn IA; Cincinnati 4-3.
Philadelphia 7; Pittsburgh l..
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Cincinnati (night)-Bran-
ca Q5-O VS. Lively (2-3).
New York at st. Louis (night)-Ken-
needy (7-5) VS. Munger (8-3).
Boston at Chicago (0-Barrett t6-6)
INC Voiselle cd VS. Borowy (8-6) and
Passeau (0-3).
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh-Jurisich
(0-3) VS. Bagby (3-3).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
Green Light Is Giuen
To Important Contest
Bv JACK HULLETT
Star Sports Editor

After having been put through the wrlnger Of Amerl-
can Legion Junior basebalrs official red tape from lndlanap-
ols. Ind. to Dunn, N. c., the local Legion nine, under the
tutelaee of Tom Davis, will finally get a clean chance at
49, so,thero half Of the Area title when they meet Laur-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

Yesterdays Results
mo games scheduled).
Today's Games
st. Louis at New York (night)-Potter
(2-9) VS. NeWsom (6-6).
Detroit at Washington might -
Hutchinson (8-3) VS. Pieretti go or
Wynn Q0-8).
Cleveland at Philadelphia might -
Gettel (3-4} VS. Dietrich go.
Chicago at Boston-Lopat 7-s) VS.
.Dobson (10-5).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
Buns Hatten Reds 7wice
Before Largest Home Crowd

BROOKLYN, July -P)-Comin from behind in
each game, the Brooklyn Dodgers won a double header
from the Cincinnati Reds today IA, and 4-3 to increase
their National league lead over the runnerup New York
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22
STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
All-Stars at Sanford, ppd., rain.
Today's Games
mo games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

Errors-Miller, Gumbert, Haas. Runs
batted in-Edwards 4, Walters, Baum
holtz, Young 2, Gionfriddo, Reese. Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-22

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Seria
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08

Two civil SUI ts were Sled this
 Rtk against Norman and Una |kiherlsnd Harvey Gundiach nvht S52.27 for labor and mat sals, and Mrs. Goldie Kvas,
 EDu of Tony's Tavern where fn's cafe is located, asked fA 30, of which S75 was rent, F. remainder an electric light fl The cases were heard Friday hd Commissioner c. w. Buben- krf found for both plaintiffs, in k amount of s3O9 for Mrs. Twas and the s52.27 for Gund- sch. plus the costs.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
Ie Skating link Approved

Plans for an ice-skating rink front of the Community Gen.
 were approved by the Board ' Directors Of the Center at
 eir monthly meeting Thursday Eht. The work will be done b the young men of the com- hunity and most of the mater ks will be donated.
 bseph Heitman, Jr was vel. med to membership on the bard, representing the young IOple of the community.
 Resolutions of appreciation to Es. Justine Binckel and the PW club which sponsored tbe rnt carnival and to James krtz and members of the Gen. Fs Financial Campaign com Lttee, were passed unanimously
 Pans for a series of town usetings-to be held Sunday af- moons monthly thIs winter sIe approved and turned over ! Program Chairman Marcus |syer for action.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
eas, Oil Prices Show Increase

Small increases on petroleum Foiucts costs, due to increased sts or petroleum and hauling, Fers announced today by Mer El Coon, local Standard Oil |nnpany agent. The new prices seame effective Tuesday.
 All types gasoline increased be tenth of a cent per gallon, |Ad kerosene and thinners in- |ssaSed the same amount.
 Diesel furnace oil and stove a vent up two tenths cent per |RlOn.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
Pacific Northern Files Suits

Anchorage (R)-Pacific Nor thern Airlines filed suits in the district coult Thursday against Alaska Airlines and Northern Airlines, charging the 2 carrie. g with violating Civil Aeronautics Board regulations.
 The concern seeks injunction to halt the defendant alrllnes from flying non scheduled flights
 Pacific Northern and Nor thern Airlinos both operate in Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
DiscussNeW Addition

Preliminary plans for the con- struction, within the next 2 years, of an educational plant
 to accommodate the boys, girls l and adults of the fast growing
 community were laid at meet 1 ing of the Baptist church at the home of Rev. Rowland Wilkin- son Monday evening.
 For the information of the public the figures show there has
 been a substantial increase m
 the church Sunday school. In
 1e46 the average daily attend ance at the Vacation Bible S .hool was over I50 children. In
 I947, due to limited facilities of the present church the summer school was restricted in number. Attendance at regular sessions are over the 100 mark
 The proposed addition to the present church edifice will be a 2 sto y aud basement construe- tion, estimated to cost S35,OOO This would handle 130 children and at the same time enlarge the sanctuary for special meetings such as baccalaureate, funerals, Easter and Christmas services.
 Considering the present trend of increasing population, new businesses and permanent resid ents the needs are more pressing than ever, officials of the church said They added that the people of Kodiak are being continually called upon to support various enterpris ss but that they feel confident that the conmun ity will recognize the merits ot Christian education for their boys and girls aad that thelr CO., operation will be forthcoming
 The committee is composed oi M. S. Burnham, N. M. Cham Derlain, Rev. R. N. Wilkinson, 5. K. Alvine. and W. W. Stone The campaign will officially start Nov. 20 at which time a soclsi night will be held to which the public IS invited, with a program ,f music, comedy skits, speeches and refreshments.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
Drive Total
 Near $7OOO

The Center's financial cam- paign for 194S operation was hearing the $7000 mark last night, it was reported by Chair man James G. Marts With a number of individuals and or kanlzations to be heard from, Chairman Martz was optimistic that the figure would reach the $S5O0 goal.
 Persons and organizations whose pledges have not yet been turned in are requested to leave them at the Orpheum Theatre or the Community Center, or mail them to the Center.
 All funds received ln the drive will be used for 194S operations.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08

An unusual art exhibit was displayed at the Community Center when the Cub Scout Pack met Tuesday evening. Stunts consisted of tumbling ac, by Den 2 and a gruesome surgical operation by Den :. J. Norman took pictures which may appear in the national Rotary magazine
 In the advancement prog am, awards were earned ID the Rank of Wolf by Wallace Roberts and Peter Johnson. The Bear badges were awarded to Roger Berg ouist and Fred 2athke. Richard Roberts and Jimmle Anderson attained the rank of Lion, and the following earned silver ar row points fer ten electives Stanley Hungerford' Nickie Pes trikoff, Buddy Squartsof, Ralph Walkoff, Eli WasselI slmmle AlexaDderoff, Jerry Hoffman, George Wagner, Albert Hintz' Norman Lee; two arrow points were earned by Wallace Robel ts, Richard Roberts, and Jimmie Anderson.
 The theme for November Is "[p Old Mexico, which should provide another evening of luu next Pack night.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
Carnival Funds Meet Budget

The success of the BPW Days of '98 Carnival at the Commun- ity Center last Saturday will as- sure funds for the remainder of the current year for operation of the center, 1t was announced to- day.
 Proceeds from the annual event are taken into considers ton making up in the drive budget.
 Mrs. Justine Hinckel, general carnival chairman, announced that net proceeds are $1023.77, slightly higher than last years.
 Cross was $2452.1O, with ex- penses of $1428.33, the latter largely for merchandise given as prizes.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
PIMA Alters Schedule

Pacific Northern Airlines, as uoOunced elsewhere in this is. ,x, will change the days of their f,diak to Anchorage flights be- i,siug Sunday, Nov. g.
 Instead of the 4 regular flights sSunday, Monday, Wednesday Id Friday, the planes will arrive Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday sl Saturday at a scheduled l:iO am.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08

Charles Walker was given a 9O- day suspended jail sentence by Commissioner G. w. Bubendort Tuesday on a dlsorderly charge involving an attempt to enter the apartment of MT. and Mrs Earl b. Hess in the Falconer duplex.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08

Pete Knagln was sentenced to 120 days in jail by Commission CT G. w. Bubendorf this week for petty larceny involving the taking of 4 cases of beer from the Beachcombers. The theft oe- cured Saturday night.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
Freighter Later

The freighter Coastal Ramb- Ter, due yesterday, will not arrive until sometime during the com ing week, the Alaska Steamship office announced.
 Time of it's arrival is unknown.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
School Gets Payment

Checks totalling over SIP, ,000 are en route from the Territory to Kodiak for the local school and promise continued operation through December, Superintend- ent Thomas Utterback announce ed today.
 The news came after the mass meeting Sunday at the commun- ity center, where over l25 per- sons joined in a discussion of means of raising funds locally for the school. Borrowing by the school boar d, issuance of youeb- CTS, the acceptance of cheeks to be held by merchants until cash was available, and other meth ods were proposed.
 On Monday, MT. Utterback received a wire from the depart ment of education answering g letter in which he said plans were being made to close school.
 The wire stated: Relieve some navmentS will be made in next week or two due to advance payment of pack tax. Situation critical in all schools.
 The same day MT. Utterback wired that the public meeting felt school must stay open and 1t was up to the Territory to meet its obligations and that feeling in Kodiak was "not to the advant- age of the Department of Edu cation and 10 some legislators who created this particular prob lem."
 Early in the next morning g wire came stating checks in the amounts of $71Sl 29 for back money, and $5OOO, the first pay ment this year, were issued
 Whether more funds are Tn sight for continued operation was not indicated. Another meet ing will be held Sunday at 2:30 at the center and all interested are invited to attend. Lists Wll be issued showing where wires and letters should be sent indie atiug local feeling and action wanted.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08
Mass X-ray Plans Made

A mass X-ray survey of every one in Kodiak, and later at the naval base, will be held begin hing Nov. "A and Lois M. Jund, education consultant of the Ter ritorial department of health, arrived here recently to begin the preliminary work.
 When Ted Rozak, IKEA man. ager, announced the local KEA plant could not furnish enough current for the X-ray machine plans were stymied briefly, but Capt R. l.. Johnson, command ant of the naval operating base arranged for the loan of port able navy generator.
 Everyone in Kodiak will be given the opportunity to sate- guard their health and "know for sure" by having a free chest X ray. The survey is being con- ducted by the Territorial de. partment of health in coopera- ton with the Kodiak Health and Welfare council and the Alaska Tuberculosis association.
 In order that every Kodiak citizen may be registered for the survey a house to house canvass will be made, ? weeks before the actual survey gets underway
 The clinic will be held at the old Draft Board office next to the city hall for days begin ming Nov. A, except on Thanks giving.
 The X-rays will take only a few minutes as the up-to date equipment being shipped here uses 4 by 5 film and can handle SO persons an hour No disrob- ing is necessary.
 Tuberculosis of the lungs, il found in early stages and treat ed, can almost always be arrest ed At present l in every 5 deaths in Alaska is due to tuber culosls and is increasing, while in the States the lower rate is decreasing,
 The value of the survey will come, Miss Jund said, only if it is as nearly as 100 per cent a. possible, including everyone over 3 years of age, so the incidence of the disease can be determined, as well as the number of cases. Such surveys in the past have uncovered twice as many cases as would come through novmal methods.
 Everyone is asked to cooper ate with the Canvassers ln sup plying information and in ar the appointment tor the few minutes time it will take.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08

Queen Cecilia King reports a wonderful time visiting in Seattle and writes that she hates to end her vacation, but tentatively plans to return home next week.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-08

Deputy U. s. Marshal Paul Herring, of Kodiak, is now in Seattle where he took some pris- oners from Anchorage.
Evening star., 1947-10-21
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
BoOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR,

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR, 1s
20 20 60 to work with large restaurant
bookkeeping; typins speed, 40 to so wpm
Apply in person 1893 Taylor st NV
BIOLOGY TEACHER white. public high
school: needed Immediately Telephone
COUPLE wanted man as chauffeur and
enSes; living quarters. Apply 1860 Colo
If f'G Yon CAN CONTACT owners of prop
critics and businesses in D. C. or Md who
want to sell, you can make money listing
them as salesman on coR,nission through
REALTY CO, DU. $500, Bis Mt Pleasant
ExPERIEN ENcED' cAsHIERs, steady employ
RACE R SUPER MARKET, 34a9 i RenninE ri I'd. d.
RECORD MANAGER-Man or woman quail
fed to manage, buy merchandise, handle
help OF entire department. Apply Mr. Bur-
roughs. BALLARDS, 1900 G ST. NV -25
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIOS need
young men and women, with personality
No experience necessary. Complete train rain.
.ae course given, starting October 23
sit,d unasual opporLunity TO advance to po-
College trained people between 25 and IS
given preference. Do not telephone or
wrise Persona intervieSS only Apply
DANCE sTuDio, ti06 pi Conn Con- "A ave ave. NoN5A
RESERVATION AGENT with major air.
line at National Airport shift hours: age
22-3o; high school graduate, some col
lege preferred. Interviews, 1913 Pm.
Tues. and Wed, at Rm. 2O7. Hangar No /.
National Airport 30
FOR TELEPHONE or personal contact
work, 70 originate leads for Johns Man
Vile blown" insulation and other prod
ucts; opportunity also for shut-ins and
stay-at homes: excellent commission set
up Call. write or see Mr.. Hearn or Mr.
Mullen. JOHNS -MANVILLE SALES CORP,
92S 9th ST. NV, EX. l177. -2l
couple. white, to work in
tourist camp: husband as handyman and
wife for kitchen and serving Ho als2.
Evening star., 1947-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for an,
myself RosERT W. aoRMaNs 5s HsNef iaa{ ias{
Harvard st. NV.
heating plants; no cash needed; smai
D. A. sTANsBURY, Ii. 3029.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 30, 40 raI
automatic; no cash needed: small MONTH,
STANSBURY, Ii. 1929 "a
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
oc,v,i,l al x kinds trainsd inyestigators
st clsn nw NA saenf'sstion oiSs Bureau" 7lo 54tf
Somp re-upholstered. Fine fabrics. DI
i9tsEisf 9oRR usaonsTERNa dsae51s1Es M es co
iN INC, oin st. NV. 80 years at the
RIa.4 Sa ,swsls, .qd ;ys5
CO.. 1923 H st. NV. MH $40.
kept part time: tax returns prepared
.Hesf Or sSs4
IARkEL d" es St. nDRraiSal ns NA oas4i aaETHUF
ATTENTION. BARBER and beauty shops.
shsmpoo tancefs on snd dor limited amount
N1Ii Nef NseFrsEo BE REsPoSsis1r sP ssGe1 for an,
ocpea SoIllIdCteQ Dy any one other thar
myself. CARLTON F. VyHALEN, Rockville
i : VIII NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for I2a an,
, oepts contracted by any one other thar
myself. JOHN R. CAMERON, 634 N. j
MIR, BUSINESSMAN. do you need a good
oookkeeper? The finest firms in town have
hired such personnel throus us. ATLAS
AGENCY, Evans Bldg, RE. 1857. -25
fan RUGS and upholstered furniture beauti.
July cleaned in your own home or ofice
AETNA RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
CO., MA. 1899 2bs
WISH TO PURCHASE PIANO for a youna
Star ~" -o1
NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part.
nership between Benjamin W. Wilson ant
Alpert C. Hubbell under the firm name o.
petroleum Equipment Co. and doing bust
ness at 431-433-433h- -5n6 9th st. s.w
washington, DC. has been dissolved as ot
october i. 1a47. Mr.. Hubbell has acquired
the interest of Mr. Wilson in the partner
ship and will continue business at the
same place and under the same firm name
Evening star., 1947-10-21
SAlESMEN
SALESMAN

SALESMAN COLLECTOR for industrial
Insurance routes; automobile necessary,
epply app 4I6 9th st. Nv. Columbian Bldg,.
BOOK, magazine and specially saiesTen,
toT new 5astSenE deal leads tgrnisheG
Re cESfs NE sM!FH nm can for spP bs6
c2r come pFo1e1 Ssns sssi qeE 6oS if they follow
ssS Pay W BRo5s 5S@n EN9iNEER1NG Sh M1 g'tts6. eo
SALESMAN. retail paint experience pre-.
ferred but not necessary, position leads to
oeos oepf manage managef excellent salary Call IA.
SALESMAN unusual opportunity. We
are presenting an opportunity to few
men who possesses ambition, integrity
and a good background. We manufacturs
provement field. We are not dealers. We
are direct factory representative, there
tore our statesmen are highly paid. Come
as high as $500 per week No experience
necessary for we'll train you If you have
car. apply for interview at 10 a IN,
7ss 18th st, NV" 3rd fl See ED ART1N,
AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN can make good
income and increased earnings with ad-
tai tageous Phone MR.. DYSON, RE. 6l61,
bldg materials and lumber;
desire experienced man under 35 years;
good salary and advancement EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER CO., WI. 1898 90
statesmen AND SALES MGR, to sell
and demonstrate cooking equipment ex-
SeIent &C. STFn pay Write Box es3-K, Star. -23
business: must be satisfied with good iiv-
ing G at start. Chester, Pa. Write RAW
LElGHS.. Dept. DCJ-14-l0l.
WOULD YOU LIKE to make better living
than the average selling improvements to
home owners; exper helpful but not nee
BLDG, 1927. between 10
! and /; IN; Mr., L. Y Fox -23
appliance salesman excel
lent opportunity with growing ORGANIZATION:
all matters strictly confidential. Write par
ticulars to Box l44-M, Star. -":i
OPENING FOR MAN. 25-4u yrs, willing to
work hard including nights: in order TO
earn up TO Sl0,o0U selling ChrySler Air
temp Heating Equipment; generous COM
missions; ultra modern show room: leads
secured by canvaSsing and supplemented
by heavy adVertiSing: firm is well estab-
iished and has all installation facilities
under one roof Applicant must have car
Phone MR.. BEL1NE for appt. ia. $500.
Evening star., 1947-10-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR of Internal
Revenue. Baltimore. MarylandSThe fol-
z & z Restaurant. 1915 7th st. NV,
dstraint. for nonDayment % "ffanss Of ASSESSED se1
taxes due, will be sold as provided BY
on ee9n Thnrsdss ssS Oct 1872 g. public s auction
at place OF business, 1915 7th st. NV,
Washington. Was iarn, p; C.: 90 complete booths
u mi5rors 5I,oEs. signs. electric clock. mop
24x24 formica-top table, 12 lighting fx-
lures. 9,ft counter. 2 Progress 4-door
compressor, gift. formica top lunch
counter and IL counter stools. 2 heavy
duty 60-eycle electric fans. National cash
register Model RA334 No. S7O5429. Role
steamer, electric, stainless steel-top steam
table, white enamel and stainless steel
wall paneliEg, sections, 2 coffee urns and
STAND, display case. Remington cash regis
ter Style A330 No. 71773 Z floor boards
maple cutting table, eft, Marsh No. 2
grease 9rap, double and triple metal sink
and drains, Diebold cabinet safe. South
Bend gas range, 1. G. L. 30-inch exhaust
fan, meat block. Kogod-Dubb walk-in
cooler, 6x5xl0, refrigerating compressor
included, metal utility cabinet, 9 pedestal
fans. water heater, 40-gal.. stepladder
= galvanized iron cans and pail. cooking
utensils. crocker. glass. silver plated ware
serving trays, = Venetian blinds, 40 cases
peer case wine tgallons}, AZ cases wine
thfths). and rs cases soft drinks. -22