davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

Members of the Cook County
Council resolved, by a decisive
vote, to protest the action of the
national committee and urged
the committee to withdraw the
resolutions.
One of the resolutions i'm
question called for compulsory
arbitration of labor disputes.
The other urged Congress to
pass legislation restraining un.
ions from charging limitations,
assessments, or fines against
veterans.
1--WE BELIEVE this action was
hasty and i'll advised" said David
0. Sark, chairman of the labor
relations committee which draft
ed the Cook County resolution,
and president of the State and
Municipal Teamsters, Chauffeurs
and Helpers Union (AFL).
Before the executive com.
mittee adopts such policies, ii
should hear witnesses, consult
with labor representatives In
its own ranks. Both industry
and labor are opposed to COM
pulsOry arbitration" Sark told
the Star.
On the question of prohibition
of fees, assessments, etc, the re-
solution passed in Chicago said:
at is the general feeling :. that
our organization should not
attempt to dictate to any other or
ganiZation what it should
charge it's members in the way
of initiation fees, dues, fines, or
assessments"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
THE ACTION of the Cool

County Council is important,
"Sark stated, because other Le-
gion groups watch us for leader
ship. Our Council carries a lot of
weight. 1t represents 400 posts
and about 100000 Legion mem
bers."
The resolution passed in Cook
county will come before the ex-
ecutive committee of the Illinois
department of the Legion at IFS
meeting in the latter part of
March, according to George Kel-
ly, assistant state adjutant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08

comedy, but he was probably
more distinguished among the
Thalians of that day by his ex-
IRENE and unreasonable Jealousy
OF his wife.
Observing Preston's morbid con
dition, some of the Thalians would
mischievously exhibit more ten.
derness of feeling for Mrs. Pres
ton than the business of the play
called for, particularly during re-
hearsals.
Preston would react by jabber-
ing excitedly and threatening tc
terminate the engagement.
His conduct grew SO disagreeable
that one member of the cast de.
termined to seize the first public
opportunity that presented Itself
to teach Preston a lesson.
The occasion soon presented it,
self. 1t was in the play THE
Apostate."
The ITALIAN who had determined
to drive home a lesson to Preston
appeared as Hemeya. Mrs. Pres
ton had the role of Florinda.
In the opening scenes, Memeya
rushes in with Florinda insensible
in his arms, having rescued her
from the burning palace of her
father.
Exquisite Woman
AS he enters, he exclaims. 81
have thee in my arms, thou ex'
quisite perfection of a woman.
Who now shall part u.s."
He INDUCES in other amorous
rhapsodies of similar ~saccharinity.
In this scene Florinda is sup.
ported by Hemeya on one arm,
and the other arm is free for
proper gesticulation. Her head re
clines on his chest, and her con
dition is one of utter helplessness.
Preston was standing in the
wings watching the scenes with
deep dissatisfaction. He did MOI
fancy this play. There was entirely
too much abandon of feeling or
the part of Hemeya in his portray.
al of the rescuer of the comely
Florinda.
By this time Hemeya hac
glimpsed the perturbed Preston If
he wings. Now, Hemeya reckoned
the proper time for me to give
: old boy the well-knoWn works
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08
VET FARM STUDENTS
INVITED TO ATTEND
FARM AND HOME WEEK

RALEIGH, Aug. 7. - Veterans
who are participating in the Vet
Grams Farmer Training program
conducted by the Vocational agri-
cultural rural high schools may at
tend the Farm and Home week,
August 1929, on the State college
campus, it was announced today.
A. L. Teachey, state supervisor
of the program for the state de-
partment of education, said the
students will receive credit on or
gained instruction.
Following is a list of the counties
in Southeastern North Carolina and
the number of students enrolled;
Robson, 344; Sampson $50; Bruins
wick, 1873; Duplin, 343; Onslow, q;
Fender, "a; and Columbus, 404.
Veteran trainees who wish to at
tend the classes and field trips
planned by Farm and Home week
PERSONAL for Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday - August e.
27-28 - are eligible to receive a
maximum credit of five hours a
day, Teachey pointed out. He ad-
ded that teachers Of agriculture or
assistant teachers will be required
to attend with trainees and certi-
fy their attendance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08

Instead Of encircling Florinda
with one arm, Hemeya clasped
her passionately to his heart with
both arms. 1t was as if he were
blending their two bodies into one.
Murmurs Softly
He bent his head low and muir
INJURED softly. Passionately he
was whispering fervid vows OF
love.
Then, with the winsome Flcrinda
still enclosed in his burning en-
brace his lips sought and found
the soft cheek that nestled be-
meath his shoulder.
Preston went wild. He danced
about like a demented dervish. He
rushed wildly back and forth be-
hind the scene He tore frantically
at his hair. And it was no diff
cult matter for the audience out
IN front to hear his expostulations
in language more profane than
polite.
But Hemeya paid no attention
to him. Highly pleased with his
position. he. was reaping huge en-
joyment from the situation.
And it must be remembered tha-
Florinda, in her role, still lay in
sensible in Hemeya's arms. She
could know nothing Of what was
passing in this drama within a
drama.
But Preston, stung by the insane
fury of his feelings, at last rushe;
fiercely upon the stage to breall
the lingering embrace.
And the curtain dropped abrupt
ly On a cen not announced III
the bills of the day.
Tomorrow: A tale Of contras.
concerning two illustrious thesf
1ian gal1ants. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08

Although the records fail to tell
exactly when the second ITALIAN
society of amateur theatrical
players was organized here, it is
known that tn s group was incor-
porated in 1314 by an act of the
legislature officially naming it the
Wilmington Thalian Association.
The second group of players was
active in the immediate years that
followed, as the death of Charles
J. Wright, n of the members OF
this organization, occurred in
1921.
Among other members of the
second ITALIAN association were
Edward B. Dudley, William B.
Meares, James S. Green, William
NJ. Green, Julius H. Walker, VII
liam c. Lord, James Telfair
Charles L. Adams, DR.. James F.
McRee, Col. John D. Jones, Robert
Rankin, William H. Halsey,
Thomas Loring and John Cowan.
Some of the plays presented by
the second group of Thalians were
"The Revenge" 'The School for
Scandal" 1.-THE Honey Moon,'
THE Point of Honor" Hamlet
"she Stops to Conquer" The
Heir at Law" 1.-The Poor Gentle
man," "Richard the Third" anc
''The Merchant of Venice"
In earlier years only male mem.
bers performed in the Tha-lar
casts.
But in the 1905, Col. James G
Burr relates in his book of Thaliar
history and sketches, the Thalians
"discarded the rather Immature.
assumption of female character;
by male members of the society
"a practice which of necessity i;
generally adopted by all amateur
associations and employed al c
heavy outlay female actresses O
character and position in theil
profession"
Women Added Much
The employment Of female per
formers added much to the success!
of the early Thalians.
Feminine performers of grea
merit, some of whom were oc
casionally engaged for the season
appeared on the boards of "Ol'
Drury," as the theater was face
tiously termed.
One of the leading feminine
performers, an actress of consider
able reputation in her day, wa
Mrs. Preston. One year tn,
Italians engaged her for the sea
son, employing her husband a.
stage manager and director.
Preston, the stage managerial
rector-husband, was a reckless ane
excitable Irishman, and quite fone
indeed of the grape.
He rated fair as an actor in low
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08
AIR GIFTS HERALD
PRIESTS MISSION
Shower Gifts So AS
To Stop Fierce March
On Civilization
Nv ANTONIO LUTZ
al prass Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff correspondent
MACHIQUES, Venezuela@U'D-
A low-flying airplane SKINNED the
treetops of western Venezuelan
iuneles for the second time in the
last two months and shoWered gifts
of calico and mirrows on the saw
age Moxtilon Indians.
1t was a novel effort to capture
the friendship of South Americas
fiercest fighters against the march
OF civilization.
Aboard the plane were a priest,
Padre Cesaro de Armellado, and
q group Of government and Oil
company officials and newspaper
men, Ali we're interested IN fmdlng
way to tame the primitive jungle
jewellers below who had gained
world renown for their implacable
hatred Of strangers.
The Spanish Capuchin monk sa"
10 it that again hundreds OF pic
lures of him were dropped with
the gifts. The flight was the second
Of four to "air condition" the In
dams to friendship and to accus-
tom them to Padre Cesareo's ap-
pearance.
He intends to plunge into the
Jungle almost at once after the
flights in an attempt to win the
Motilones' confidence. If he can
make contact with the elusive abo-
rhymes, he will try to convert them
and to accomplish with the Bible
what the sword and rifle have fall
ed to achieve.
Oil Camps Raided
Government representatives or
the plane were interested in al
most any plan to domesticate the
murderous Motilones. But manly
the oil men, Of Creole Petroleum
Corporation-a Standard Oil Co.
IN. j. affiliate-Mone Grande Oil
Company and many others, were
anxious to halt Motilones raids on
their exploration parties, and some
times their camps.
The squat primitives recently
mounted a vicious bow-and-arroW
attack on an oil camp southwest
of Lake Maracaibo, killing or in
turing four workers. Their arrows,
made of heart Of black palm wood,
are not poisoned, but generally
cause dangerous infections because
of their filthiness.
Recently, the Motilones-prob-
ably due to a prolonged dry season
have gone on the warpath. ALI
this year, Venezuelan cattle ranch
ers and oil company exploration
parties, which have penetrated as
far as the Rio Negro (Black River,
have been attacked and raided by
bands Of jungle warriors.
The Motilones usually attack on
moonless nights, first loosing a
shower of their arrow to frighten
off the inhabitants of a rancho or
camp. Then they loot, primarily
cloth, leather, machetes, bush
knives), hoes, etc.
The Motilones belong to the fam
lily of Caribe Indians. Many OF
their relative tribes are still to be
found in Venezuela and Columbia,
but are not hostile. Neighboring
Indians are afraid Of the Mott
lones and never venture into their
territory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08
FARM CONFERENCE

GREENSBORO, Aug. 7.-(Pl-
Crop and livestock production farm
and home Improvement, communi-
ty planning, and food, nutrition,
and conservation of surplus foods
will be major topics of discussion
at the 25th annual state conference
Of Negro Farmers and homemak-
r at A and T college August 13
to Aug. Is, when specialists from
State college in Raleigh and from
A and 7 will lead forums and dem
onstrations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08
ITALIAN Group
Incorporated In 1914
Charter Issued By Act Of The State Legis]a-
ture Officially Naming It The Will
mington ITALIAN Association

Editors note: This is the
fifth in a series of narratives
devoted to the ITALIAN Players
of Wilmington, first Little
Theater Group in America.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08
City Briefs

L. c. Williams Of III Meares
etreet, a CORNER army and a navy
man, today is a new deputy under
shsrff Porter Davis. The new
deputy takes the place Of Marvin
Shinn recently suspended. Deputy
Williams will hold the post for
9o-days under a temporary appoin-
tement which at the end Of that
time will be made permanent if
he approves satisfactory. The
deputy is married and the father
Of one daughter.
Operators Of motor courts and
tourist homes in the Wilmington
vicinity may now file applications
for decontrol during a 30-day ex-
tension for filing such applications,
M. H. Moore, area rent director.
said yesterday. The new ruling
extends until August 80. the pre-
vious deadline being July 81.
Repaving Of the Fifth street
bridge roadway over the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad tracks between
Hanover and Campbell avenues
will be undertaken as soon as the
railroad company finishes its pres
ent job OF Strengthening the bed
way of the bridge with new steel
strusses, Henry Won Alsen, acting
city engineer. announced y%ester-
day.
James D. Gray. chief commits
sary steward, USN. husband Of
Ruby E. Gray Of 1905 Butler Drive.
South Midway, is serving aboard
the USS Mercer, one of the bar
racks ships attached to the Florida
group of the Atlantic Reserve
Fleet, Green Cove Springs. Fla.
Gladys E. Dawson is numbered
among the 1872 full time studentt
enrolled this summer at 1ndiant
University, it was learned yestelt
day from Thomas A. Cookso1l,
registrar.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-08

Public utilities have budgeted
more than $500, 900, 900 to further
expand rural electric power.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
EARN g. GARDEN Cont }

LOVELY LILAcs. peoniss, s,.ls.s' I. PLANTED ?.
.eed to grow Or, 9, replaced fsss nnx,. Qaasss Qass
EsSsEE SsS2i s;ass;sSE IS H.,
hedges, eyergreens. roses, eolorful nowsrins
out -of-d doors more nvabie and ENJOYABLE:
for the farm orchard or garden. grow your
own fruit: apple. pear: cherry ounce srrv aprl.
plants, srapevines, red rhubarb and aspara:
gus; hardy vim and visor stock, guarsnteed
at At iaf All pisntins S time. supply short order
Bowie Bow 1855 's We shall a Be slad I to esil ssa
assis aiR!Rs. s. W.
COW MANURE and top soil-If you want
genuine COW manure you wound not know
from one who does not produce 1t. xyov
would call Homestead Dairy Farm, which
S9ss nos own .Ia n s9y hGse s.I snd for %
5-ton truekIosd, ssS: dsiiv.rsd in wash
snfsfS sasE IN aGi ss a's No ton psoss s:
PL1Nfs@Ti%s to to plan. them them should I.s e:mssa siar
foq fSa ssito sf 'nsm sae nas Tssoms al PARK Ma sA
ELECTRIC INCUBATOR, 4oo-sgg csps:
S65 electric battery-type brooder ans3eSii nseSi
take S95 MATTAPONI FARMS, Groom
Nd Phone Marlboro 1858.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Raspberry pleentiSs,
psEenn.als red fiam,ng sEofa sESoofis.v,iIs Ha.
Call Ashton tMd) 3s46.
TOP SOIL. good and rich, prompt, as'
liveries. Day and night, phone TE. EssS"
MANURE, well-rotted-S75 per Is by,'
s. per 10 bu.; delivered. Top SOU
Evening star., 1947-10-26
CATH and LIVE STOCK.

FINE SOhHELL HOESE, 10 yrs. old, excel.
ness; reas. GE. 413s.
HANDSOME gentle gated horse: will ride
and drive, S1s5: buggy and harness. 3-yr.-
old donkey mare, ride and drive, S7b.
GGEsNsGaY GfGNG: COW, GOOD mixer, nn. for
esmilS en- ar use s,ss ssi' one is bargain sls'
saGssf is It, q sh5 l5ts he. snssS sons.a sh
PALoMiNo FiiIT colt, Colt and xoIdsa a
ciFR hi5|essS eow se1s irssA heavy mixer 5u
ls hands Sta s.sh sehoelsa = ,amp ss,
@ srs od shs ss
at shows: one rubber tired cart and har-
ness. Reason for selling, discontinuing
soa OF s.s sesf
die Farm. opposite Green Meadows Aver
5oSH ) SWHEIL-MANNERED ..ddl. horses, with
saddles and BRIDES; priced rsssonably.
Pony basket cart and harness Ss5. Phone
: Is SADDLE MARES. excel. cond., with sad
Q owners illness. AT. 3as6.
purebred. choice. approx. 500 lbs, 25c
soob Il Box raMin4 ashlM MILF MILK cow, Guernsey.
$500 or best offer under. Call FA. 1885,
cows. 2, jersey. pusebred. Fssi,terea
paper avail. immed.,, yrs. old. beaut
specimens; one fresh with heifer calf
l week; the other will be fresh within
8 days; $3.50 each or best o1er over
METTAPONI FARM at Groom, Nd. Tele.
phone Marlboro 1853. -26
FEEDER STEERS-White-fac Herefords
all choice quality, vacofnated. dehorned
native raised. Call sH. 2114 or ME. 1884
5-GAITED BAY MARE. 8 years old, about
I6 hands: trained for showing: quiet are
we'll mannered: must be sold Sunday
Phone Mr. FINK, RA. 0444 or RA. 2l36
THOROUGHBRED BROOD MARE. BY p;
2 GENTLE, YOUNG riding Mares
geldings. l Appalussa; ! rood jumper mt
Conformation. GL. 3o74. :-26
SHEEP-10O head Of hne Dorset ewes
bred to registered Hampshire bueks. Z
lamb in March CO 3322; eve. DE. 0222
a-YR.-oLp BAY GELDING saddle horse
priced reasonably. Call TR. 1924 or TE
i4ia HORSE TRAILER AND HITCH for rent
SsoLSiN 60 SEX huEissfY FL sest Set so7 yrs old
fsll ffahAMiNo ssisE sTaiL1oA XII & a0S yrs old; hsf
school, $3.50 or best offer. Can be seer
SMALL MULE, ONE, for sale. reasonable
CAL before noon, TO. 6143.
PONY, 5-gaited, 6 years old. with spotted
colt; bride, harness, practically new SAD
die Call Alex 926l.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
POULTRY end EoeS

WRITE LEdHSSaN EHLLETs. 50; 9ood
yHMas aHlMh 'iGaD Feb sMTaRfEss 1sis K st. NV. zsE
00S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry SUP
BARN PIGEONS. excellent condition; rea-
sonable ofier accepted. Phone TIE. 1889.
QUALITY cHICKs-u. 8. approved, pullo-
rum controlled Barred Rocks. New Hamp-
shires; Hamp., Rock Crosses. $40 per 100;
nlled. GEM POULTRY. is No. 9th St,
Philadelphia 7, Pa.
PROLIFIC GROWING. reproducers: res
sonable price, seh-providing; eat weeds,
wild seeds grasses; ideal for war-scraped
countries: pairs or roasts; Muskovy ducks,
home stayers; interesting, delicious, pret-
ty. $40 Maple ave, Takoma PIX, Nd.
SPECIAL SALE AAA blood tested B. Rocks.
Rock-Red crosses. N. H. Reds for immedi-
ate shipment. SO ,95 100; assorted heayies.
Blackwood, N. J. Phone s-057S.
Rocks. N H. Reds. r. /. Reds, Red-Rock
Crosses, Hamp. Rocks and sex LINKS lno
Leghorns, no culls or cripples) 90. so per
100; pullets. SIT; NATIONAL HATCHER
les OUTLET 1928 S. sth St, Phila. 4s. Pa:
ELECTRIC 0AKES chicken starters and
nnishers; 1000 capacity; like new. Alex.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
coal, WOOD snd FUEL OIL

FTREWOOD SCRAP lumber. some good;
So o cord. you haul: also fireplace wood
coal. cooPIR SUPPLY co, s13 18th st
FiREPLACE WOOD, seasoned; get order!
EuMsng Il ssI!s 6o 5ss eFGmsgss g2. sgsss delivery
WOOD-choice seasoned oak and hickory,
any length; prompt delivery. Temple
ssas SaR q w666DgDss,.rs 81 135s attention. araas
ssUtrssIiy e., ~ sis ~1sss st. NV Al: SEQ. 81
100 CORDS of seasoned oak and pine,
cut In Aft. lengths. Ss cord. Fnene 5e
SEASONED OAK WOOD. SIS cord, deliv.
cred anywhere. ROBERT g. BEAVERS
WOOD, Seasoned oak. fireplace and stove
lengths. S21 . cord, ALASKA COAL Co.
MIXED WOOD, stove lengths. S5 per load
delivered Arlington, Falls Church areas.
ANDIRONS, IRE tools. screens and all nrs-
place goods repaired and rehnished; p;.L.
BRoMWN.L, 10 18th ct; nv nE. ilSt;
KINDLiNG WOOD, larse load, $40. Abby
sosDM6SD;, ill., III OAK Delivered cal! 81: any
oAK fiKEPLAcE LOGS. seasoned; sofa OR
half cord; immediate delivery. II. SSel.
Can any StIoe. --iS--
Evening star., 1947-10-26
MIscEuANEoUs FOR RENT.

BUIIDOzER With operator for hire; exca-
yating:. Fradtng. road building, land CLEAR
BUILDOzERs-Small bulldezers for lisht
GRADING and back flling; also large bull
HHSosPiTAL HSSsi BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE Co. e22 z st. NV. National
fok FSLt RENr-caterpiIlar. motor graders.
Diesel bulldozers, all sizes; Disel cranes.
shovel, backhoe. drag line, trenchers. al
types: everything for the contractor. Can
Ci 22l2 or GL O993
Evening star., 1947-10-26

RUGS AnglO-PefSlan design matching
wool rugs: 1 8hx1OA IT., / 7x9 IT. ana
3 27x54 in; almost new, clean; beautiful
design with Eray background; bargain at
Silyer-4-piece solid silver tea service;
beautiful design, perfect condition. WA,
3S25. -------------
JAEGER 1Ha-yd.- conventional-type truck
In good working condition, S1,400.
9 johnson 1-cu.-yd., bottom dump con-
1871 c. o. g. Chevrolet short wheel
base with 2-speed axle, overload spainss'
s.25x2O tires, with 1g4l Baker 2S.n.
trailer. s25x20 tires. Truck and tTaddlaspp addap
together since new, and both with '3o;uoo
actual miles and no bruises. real BAR
Ransome 4a-yd. conventional type
truck mixer (unmounted, clean and In
good condition. 81, 900.
1871 Ford truck with Grico tandem
drive, rear wheels pulling, equipped witn
s.25x2O tires. ready to work, suitable for
carrying above mixer. 5000.
i set Winslow accompaniment bins WITH
h-yd. hatcher and scales; bins complete
with leg extensions and built-up sides ana
carry approx IS tons material: can De
used either to batch stationary mixer or
transit mixers; like new; $1,000:
l Jaeger i h-yd. conyenttonai-type truck
mixer mounted on 1942 Ford truck. in ex-
celient condition, 81 800.
All the above equipment was part OF
portable concrete plant and Is now offered
subject to prior sale. s g. @ CO., P. o. Box
eO7, phone 6237. Wilmington, n; G:
Evening star., 1947-10-26
MscEILANEous WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriteTs. calcu-
paid. DI 1879; ewes, Eun.. co. 1925. IL
ADDING MACHINES. typewriteys. calculs-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RI 1l77.
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co., SIS 14tn ".
AMpLRYNa EouIPMENT, Presto re-
eorder. piano. banquet chairs. A. once.
eey,
Evening star., 1947-10-26
AVIATION.

AER0NCA TANDEM 1913; 2 hrs. since
when due now; s7e5. Hillside 4o94.
RENT sTINsoN: radio, lights: 9 cents
Evening star., 1947-10-26

$al9 s Les haEhWey osAsyes Asl va ieedy marine
$a : ;. s ,sd Il II ssea s% ssndssssss ssss
sas %S.pRoss 81 81 SR:n .S snas''
new condition, for sale reasonably. TIE
NssH Ss s2sE M sfss Es AsT ssfael S' in
fSaasiaaeRs f%asHfRs3bsnass is $50 Thor. M.ys.s, eE:
81: .'f 81 is4 fs'S
WASHER, easy wringer; used kitchen sini
:nt snd e. 4 Rsg ss sor r. 4ss asSes
ping.pon table. wicker rocker, hockey
sks tss size 9; WI; 1s6o, o. n.rd,x 2Sr s,,to.
mate: mns leaving iH city. % VA. Se5s.
WASHERs-Liberal trade-in allow. on new
Bendix automstics also grinser sAn1n types fN
n%ediate delivery esy ,4th1 Apl@ HADio 1919
WASHER, Westinshouse Spin Dry; ex-
sSs sS:phgrs ssss
u seissas
new automotic Bendix washers; trade in
your Old washer = sssIsst terms so.h s.nspl; .ns 4
v WIAsasa. sassaa: I Ea.y' swynirl,pr, used few
months; will sell for $40. TR: 600S.
WASHING AND SEWING MACHINES, mis-
cellaneous household goods. NO dealers
WnnAsHINS VA fS MACHINE. Maytag. Just over;
hauled. guaranteed. Cali AT. $3.50. ia a
18th st. NE. Repairs. service On al
WASHING MACHINE DE LUKE Bendix.
in good cond. S125. AID. 1926. -2I
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. spins dry;
perfect condition. apt, size. $40: universai
vacuum. Sl2.50 5040 New Hampshire ave.
1WxxsHAigg Ar MacHlNE Ga htsfE single metal bed and
mattress. Teeter Babe, high chair PAD
play pen. EN-. 40Sb.
WASHING MACHINES. Easy spinner. Apex
spinner, Prima Maytas, GE and many
others (an guaranteed: Call AT. oooQ,
ia 18th st. ne. Repairs, service on AL
WASHING WaAksiaaIN MACHINES, new, several wiring
and spinner washers: trade in aeeepted;
terms on new machines. GARY AZ
PLIANcE CO.. 2375 r. !. ave. ne, DU.
IWxsHING MACHINE, OF: 7-yeazs,. old:
recently overhauied: sood condition.
WHSHMlG MACHINE. 10 sxeellsnt scndi-
tioni 8 real barEain; s3b. ~. eS2e.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
WINE PRESS, 81
bottles. Gil z st
WOOD AND METZ

-h-in. shaft,
molding cutter,
10-in. saw blade,
disc sander, v
other items; all