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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
Muskingum Valley Football Olympiad
MAY Be Cancelled For Current Season

The Football Olympiad origi-
nally scheduled for GAINESVILLE
municipal stadium Sept. 9 may
be called off according to an
article appearing in last Sundays
GAINESVILLE News.
The Olympiad, bringing nine
area football teams to the sta
dium along with three GAINESVILLE
elevens, was threatened with ex-
tinction at least for 1949 by an
unforeseen scheduling problem.
1t was reported that two
rained out Zanesville-Lirna Ohio
Indiana League baseball games
have been reScheduled for the
Sept 8 date at the stadium and
that unless baseball and football
officials can work out solution,
the Olympiad will go down the
drain.
The Olympiad is being handled
by GAINESVILLE high school officials
in conjunction with the high
school boosters association which
has undertaken and completed
the task of arrangements for the
gridiron extravaganza.
Several weeks ago, after area
coaches were quick to agree to
the novel gridiron show, the date
was announced. H. w. Emswiler,
Ohio High School Athletic ASso-
citation commissioner okayed the
date and Boosters even had the
tickets printed.
Financial arrangements wi h
the schools were made and read
lily agreed to A number of par
ticipating high school bands were
solicited and they too were quick
to accept the proposition.
| Plans called for two teams tc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
RTS by Long

EB M " B ass e their 5
7so outfit ass and and lss ssh hoSsSey
@ s Were ouR an S to coms from from behind AZ i1 the the
Following this the Merchants will be at home
80, Quaker City. game will be double header
FIseo,lake for previous ranedout contest
WsDAY Merchants run
@ 9oakfr 5os a Gy TdeT % n the Ehs ] at 3 E y ] s
ST Carpenter games ouskers since
tsT TUESDAY Merchants
pint win having dropped two contests under the lights
aRvIN WOOD, Caldwell director reports
talented musicians precision dl the band partc
noad n the 23rd % annual Police Field Day in the University
of the state featured Of the most outstanding
ne for on he the hfs they will vi b iron a%b %
Ds MSa Toa 10 s &C On IS SUNDAY August a the band
Browns and an G Chicago grnes Friday august 26 calls
they will play prevue in GAINESVILLE; and
h 1s co Rs a and
M S fes expert % Oone oe Ma f wo long
left Saturday, S Ps5oi S5sFs will
m ps 5 taking BtSs.SS %se 1si0t ks yp
dH player r,S''00
fsNcIPAL GILBERT W. wEEKLEY Caldwell high school re-
The S a m o se eefs e @ to b pen
nn e c o a on ssa the s lots m the % Go53 s5a of field
The band has $48l
football fund had $50882 the
of equipment have brought the balance
present
%K CLARK former Caldwell boy and Mr. and Mrs.
hard Clark of this place, writes from Troy concerning
sy Lu former Caldwell principal His letter
There article the Troy Daily News the other
thought few readers Caldwell might
Mr. Lu former principal at c. H S. He has
1ped his Sidney partner
gillette Lettering Co. school emblem and athletic lettering
~ His Ne Neff formerly partner
ocialty Columbus doing the designing
Mr.. Lul had lot of friends Caldwell who
@siateTeSted in his whereabouts"
"Nsyge pretty we'll settled Troy it fine so far
town progressive and really the with plans
plum and sports almost completed
with public speaking Have talked before the Kiwans
y klwans and have four the and
Clubs since moving here
e ARTICLE STATES-"Valley League is
considerable regret that learn of the of the
Valley League of good friend Harry Lul principal
Sidney high school Lul active
keel during gongs
He deeply interested the circuit acting
at he thought the best interests of the entire Lul
mighty friendly fellow and good fellow highest
remember the rbbng Lu Sidney
ketball game several Through this column
Jed the Troy fans to early capacity gym
limited They took at word
Troy lined the more than
re game Naturally they first in practically
ed the Sidney Not used to having go early tc
GYM the Sidney about the usual time
4 found the house sold The
the Lull forgot the
meeting by that he has aboutit How
meeting by that he has kIdded How
visions made to take of the home fans"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
aIdWe|I Wins From Holloway By II Score
Merchants Make 1t IL Out OF Is
To Hold Second Place In League

Caldwell Merchants retained their hold second place
in the Little Mountain League by defeating Holloway II IN
weplayed game the fairgrounds last Sunday afternoon
Both teams collected Il hits but Caldwell got theirs when
they counted c,,r
Mike Smoky" Chicwak went all the way for CALDWELL
scattering Hooways y hits effectively and coming through
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
GAMES LAST WEEK.
Wednesday, July q

NAWES LAoI WEEN-
Wednesday, July q e
Buffalo 6, Summerfield 4
Cambridge 3, Senecaville 2
Byesville 6, Red Sox 3
Kipling 8, Junior Legion 5
Sunday, July 81
Red Sox IL, Summerfield 2
Byesville Is, Kipling 0
Senecaville 10, Junior Legion s
Merchants 7, Buffalo |
GAMES THIS WEEK =
Thursday, August A
Byesville at Summerfield
Sunday, August Z
Summerfield at Senecaville
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
StelifOx Nine Win
At Pleasant City

In a free-scoring game at
Pleasant City last Friday evening,
the Stellfox nine came through
on top 14-9. Stellfox with three
hits in three trips led the locals
1l-hit batting attack, but Selock,
Pleasant City hurler, had four out
of four for the losers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04

Runs batted in-E. Mazgay 2,
L. Mazgay 3, S. Mazgay, Taylor,
East Two-base hits-Norris, Nc
Connell, Three-base hits. MAJ
gay. Home run-Taylor. Stolen
bases-Davis, S. Mazgay, Chic
wax. Double plays-L. Mazgay to
Taylor, East to Humphrey to
Decker. Bases on balls-ChicWak
l, East 3. Strikeouts-Chicwak 3,
East 6. Hit by pitcher-Somelt
vile (by Chicwak). Wild pitch
East. Umpires, Minyo, Ferguson,
and CHRISTOPHER.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04

Runs batted in-Triplett 2, Ste
phens, Cornette, M. O'Karma 2
S. O'Karma 3. Stolen bases
Slemboski, S. O'Karma. Two
base hit-Wise, E. Scnoeppner
Cornette, M. O'Karma 2, S. o.
Karma. Three-base hit-O'Con-
nor
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04

Lost by graduation last year
were only two men, ends Dave
Shaw and Ben Craft, making IA
lettermen returning to the fold.
Among those expected to re-
port are: (seniors) Capt. Jack
Fowler, John Hickman, Bernard
Lori, Jack Morris, Jimmy Potts,
Bernard Riski, George Simon
ton, Ike Woodford, Don King
and Melvin Schell.
Juniors include Fred Ander-
son, Bob Carabella, Bill Christie
pher, Dick Crum, Mack Fowler,
Andy Glidden, George Morgan
edge, Roger Walters, Hugh
Walters, Charles Brister, Dean
Moore, and Herman Lori.
Among the sophomores are
Dale Gardner, Karl Stritz and
Earl Pangle, while freshmen are
Albert Christopher, Eugene Cox
Bob Evlsizer, Dave Funk, Rod
| ney Jennings, Russ Keith, Dlcky
| Safigan, Bill Mills, Buddy wy
coff and Timmy Tarleton.
Coach Pyle is also expecting
| to work great deal with junior
high boys and hopes to send them
through regulation games sew
eral times during the season
| Among the seventh and elghtf
| grade players will probably ps
| Darl Garner, Junior Howell
| Bill Gillespie, Jack King, Bill
Lori, Charles Thompson, Larr.
Estadt, Bill Craft, Bob LaGraei
and others.
Sept. 9 - Preview at Zanes
vile.
Sept. 16-Byesville, H:
| Sept. 23-Crooksville, H.
| Sept. 3O-Philo, A.
| Oct. New Lexington, n.
| Oct. 14-New Concord, A.
Oct. 21-Parkersburg, II.
| Oct. 27-Glouster, H.
Nov. 4-Roseville, A.
Nov. lin. & M, A.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04

Runs batted in - Spurrier,
Henderson, 3, Neal 2, Mercer |,
Harmon 2 Carter 4, Sheppard 2,
Fetzko. Two-base hits-Neal 2,
Carter 2, Feztko. Three-base hit
Sheppard.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
LITTLE MT. LEAGUE

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Sunday, July 81
Caldwell 7, Holloway l
Somerton 8, Woodsfield 5
Barnesville 10, Boston 2
Quaker City IA, BatesVille 8
Tuesday, August 2
Boston 3, Woodsfield 2
GAMES THIS WEEK
Sunday, August Z
Caldwell at Boston
Batesville at Woodsfield
Holloway at Quaker City
Barnesville at Somerton
Tuesday, August 9
Quaker City VS.. Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
Sumnerfield Bows
I'm Two CYL Tits

Summe erfie d dropped two
Guernsey Valley League games
last week, bowing to Buffalo Ga
on Wednesday and falling before
Cambridge Red SoX l7-2 Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-04
Mountain League All-Stars To Play
Barnesville On Wednesday, Aug. 10

Mazgay and Lobby Mazgay, two of Cadwells three
the players named to the
Mountain league alstar by the poll of the managers
between the aars and the undeeated
Barnsv Legion scheduled for Wednesday, August TO-
under the lights at Barnesvilles Memorial Park
of make
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-02
Denies Story Of
Robbi In
Freud Case

Editors Note: The metropol-
1tan press of NeW York City and
other cities and the news services
haze published stories concerning
q rabbi, S. Eichenstein, indicted
IN Ne10 York for fraud in connec-
ton aDith Israel. The Jewish
Statistical Bureau uhich main
tdinS regiStrieS of rabbiS of all
WingS Of American Judaism his
issued statement deny 10 that
the indicted person 1DaS a rabbi.
The statement follo,Us:
Solomon Eichenstein is not a
rabbi according to the records of
the Jewish Statistical Bureau, DR..
H. S. Linfield the director of the
Bureau stated. Solomon Eichen-
stein is not ordained and he does
not serve as a rabbi in a congre-
cation. Nor is he member of
any of the national or city-wide
associations of rabbis. The Jew
ish Statistical Bureau has main
tanned registries of American
rabbis for many years, DR.. Lin
field declared, and at no time was
Solomon EichenStein registered
with us as a rabbi. His full
name is Solomon Jacob Eichen-
stein, better known as Zeidele
EichenStein. He is registered
with us as the finance secretary
of small congregation in Man
haitian, His function is to collect
the dues of the members of the
congregation. The Jewish Statis-
tlcal Bureau is under united
Jewish religious auspices repre-
senting all the national Jewish
declarations of congregations and
all the national associations of
rabbis. Persons connected with
a church in a minor position DR..
Linfield explained, often claim to
be priests. ministers or rabbis,
whenever they need protection.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-02
Anglo-PoIestine Bonk
Declares Is Percent
Dividend

TEL AVN (JTA)-The board
of directors of the Anglo-Pales-
tine Bank, leading banking insti-
tuition in Israel, this week voted
a Is percent dividend to common
shares following a report that the
institutions profits rose last year
to over 255,00O pounds (S765, OO0) =.
The report to the board was
made by S. S. Hoofien, managing
director, who compared last year S
profits with those of the previous
year-190,000 pounds. Mr.. Hoof-
len also described the problems of
the institution in relation to its
position as the only bank in the
country to issue currency for the
government.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-02
Rumonio Appoints
Jew To Head
Department

BUCHAREST (JTA) = George
CASTOR Marin this week became
the second Jew to be appointed
to the Rumanian Cabinet. The
Praesidium of the National AS
sembly here announced that he
has been appointed Minister of
the newly created Department of
Electrical Energy. The other
Jewish member of the cabinet is
Foreign Minister Anna Pauker.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-02
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
ny RABBI SAMUEL ]. FOX
downright, 1949, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Inc.)
oursTroN: What does the term

QUESTION: What does the term
Senschen" mean?
ANSWER: The term "bens-
chen" is Yiddish for ito bless.
Sometimes the saying of grace
.Her meals is referred to by this
term because grace actually con-
stit,tes a series of blessings,
thanking God for the food con-
sumed.
< : :
QUESTION: Why is it custom
arv to remove knives from the
table before reciting grace?
ANSWER: A number of inter-
|esting reasons are offered for this
custom A symbolic reason is
offered in the Codes, citing the
fact that metal, especially in the
form Of a sharp knife, is a means
of curtailing life, while the fam
v table, which has often been
compared to the Altar in the
Temple, is means Of prolonging
life.
Rocitin3 grace is a means of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-02

little difference between life European DIP op) and life
in Jewish DIP today largely
thing of the past but the refugee camps homeless
did help transfer these
Jews Europe colonies that
DIP barracks During these High Holy Days the Jews
homeessness the Jewish homeland
need jobs tools and decent homes live if they
pride Continued
the nationwide United Jewish Appeal campaign will speedy
in the
three constituent agencies Committee United Pale%
tine Appeal and United Service for New Americans.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-02

thanking God for prolonging life
by means of food. Doing so in
front of an instrument that SYM
bolizes the curtailment of life
would be contradictory.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
AVIATION

CESSNA "140': complete Instruments.
2-way radio, metal prop, new bat
terry: $1,000. WA. 5000. -5
FREE TRIAL FLIGHT. No oblisation.
beK feIR powfs sS nj 0aHly sHT1ssG 81 AZ raHT Tfehaz
SYSTEM. 10I4 Denrike Bids, ST.
FIYISG CLUE MEMBERSHIPS open
on new four-plaee Piper Clipper and
ET.Gnpe & .%T NV RE p,prs .ss2 s;,,ppvp ..rSn S
igure from the new price. It is good
as new. also used Aircraft for sale
JOHNNY DoRR; MARYLAND Airport,
FOR SALE PT-i8, licensed TIL Nov.
$500. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on new 4
place cubs. S2aa5. CONGRES-
sIoNAL AIRPORT. cali OIL. ssss
PT-IsB. just reiicensed. new center
section. prop and radio, all instru-
ments; $50 hrs since major: beau-
tiful paint; hangared at CoNGRES-
SIONAL AIRPORT Sat. and Sun.
use. late 40, away
late model 2-plaee. fully
equipped, many extras. Cost $500
new, will sell for 81 $50. OR ssg2
HAVE OPENING in club on brand-rew
Taylor Craft side-by-side. This saip
can be seen at Hyde Field. Clinton.
Md. For information call KEN
LEYSER. FR. 2265.
AT6B-No time on engine since Array
major. Excellent condition. Full
particulars, call Ii. 3-5S25 evenings
after z.
FORMING five-member club on 1915
Aeronca Chief: Si40 each down. No
tie-down fees. At Springfield Airport.
CARL ALLEN. Al. s343.
trade for used car, beach
property or diamond ring. Aifefaft
in good condition: license expired
MAY Call I'm aaf9
Evening star., 1949-06-05
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

RIDING IIIn.S iEo HoRsE-Must sen. .ss!sa
HUNTER. bay mare, blk. points, 1873
5 yrs. old clean and sound. IU
wHiTE-FAcEp HEREFORD yearlins
steers. 400 TO $50 pounds; car
loads. approx. l2S head: all cattle
eaa9.'i. EAGaHHiS tss fGn; 81 sa. AfitIs sis. f
GRAY li' GELDrxa. heavyweight, iO 81,
years, 10 hands; very quiet: excel
lent hack, Rockville 25ss, 80
ONE edGo HOG, 2 shoa's. Silver sprtns
paLoMiNo Ii On SADDLE HORSES tor
WOOD FARM, Brandywine. Nd
Telephone Brandywine 215i
GUERNSEY COW, purebred: sooc
milker, 81 1929 or sn, s7.s: .,;.n, I
milk producers. .thoroughbred and
grade. Reasonable, sH; 1921,
SHORTHORNs, registered; 3 large
young cows, fresh. ! heifer.
young bulls, good individuals. bred
u righs Price PRICED rSi, rish.: Pa $3.50; ,,a.
+. Z. DANIELS. $3.50 18th st. .,
ssliN. tIaks1ai MARE 70 PoNY VI in foai. a. show
pony; 3 hunters. 2 gentle black rid.
ing horses, i combination Work and
riding mare, several mules. HILL
TOP FARM, Fisher rd. Sc. Temple
Hills. Md. LO. 3-S022.
WANTED-Horses' to train, have
stalls, Charles Town, own van; good
care. Reasonable. GEORGE PELL
CHfID's PoNY. beautiful spotted
&c ssldinS: 70 8 kgst yss old gentle but spirit
HORsEBACK RIDING. Silver sprins
children. 81 80; adults. 81 hr. Bu'
TO door. SH. 6565.
2-HORSE ENCLOSED TRAILER, soot
tires; S25G. Call Laurel 7s3-W-b
AITCHESON RIDING STABLE
Route i9s. bet. Laurel and Burtons'
SMALL SHETLAND PONY, black ane
white; western saddle. birdie; viii
sacrifice. 500. Large mare pony
z yrs. nice cond., beauty, Ridins
mare. well bred, stylish, nice eond.
S100: 2 English saddles, S25 and
$50 ca: two saddles, $40 ca; buggy
and harness. good condition. $25;
2-horse Oliver plnw. No. la. s.
tooth cultivator: single and double
shovel plow. c. M. HIRST. Fairhil
Farm, miles west Falls Church
: on Lee hwy. FA. a009.
PIGS, 8 wks.- old, $40 apiece; female
hogs t2), $50 apiece. Box 347
Lanham. Md, MRS. LINFoRD.
PIGS, splendid, healthy, crosses anc
purebreds SI2-S20. Laurel 320..J
LARGE HOLSTEIN HEfFER. weigh.
around 1900 pounds, firste cali
excel. mixer: Call Fairfax 76-W-l1
Evening star., 1949-06-05
DOGS. PETS. ETc.'

0OSSs S6sSs ~.
TOY MEXICAN chihuahua puppies.
males: s35 ea. Also stud service.
rsGtisa sis Ms ags srITfR nii III rUPriEs. Srr II
weeks old: good hunters: excellent
pets; $40 and up. Cypress 1865
GIVEN FREE. oood-lookins males.
ss44iersSi SslIss sSE mo ,ri s,.ss s"sn sas white
GREAT DANE. cute. clumsy baby
r. D. LINDSEY. colesviile. Nd. 81
I HAVE 3 adorable tiny housssroken
kittens that need q good home
Msoi Msnt rss. seu $40. ts1f # ne sota sn. kx sss
GREAT DANE rurpHs. Axe req.
champion line elaek-masked lawns
coekrRs ssei slsssa ssssaNrEa II so- rurs. 10 ssss.
partieolor; male. $50: female. SIS.
CoiiIs PuPPTEs, Axe reg. eh
stock sTONIBRooK KENNELS. "a
mi. before Great Falls. Nd; On MAJ
Arthur blvd. Phone Rockville Sls2
KITTEN, black and white: house
broken: free to sood honae. 81
BaAGIEs. dual purpots hreealns:
uD4FCfUEs ali 8EetG&S GQ9Bl~E Va =
KENNELS, Davidsonviile. Nd. West
River 3644~ -
GREAT DANE. male. beautiful erin-
die. left with Us for sale. Reason
able. One year old. Also have female.
fawn, I year old: very reasonable.
Also puppies, fawn and ertndlsa.
males and females An Axe reg
from champion hlooeiinss, ELPAW
KENNELS. Aiex-. Va Duke o.. ext
3 miles cot TIE. 3430 or ov. 456l.
PEKTNGEsE. Pomeranian. ehihua-
huaa, tiny tey. papptess stud service
Slamese kittens: cats and small
DOES bearded. Miss Hunt. ROSE
DIXIE KENNELS. Pals chgseh
roY rERRrER PUFrgKs. . vseks
old. SsS 70 SIS. males and ter1ale&
CAN Du. 2oel. 1897 2lst q. nv.
coCKERs. Axe rexssere6. s,onds
and reds. Kx. 3-so4e -lo
BOxKR. 8 mcs.. male, favn, tmmn-
afsrd and ereppsa. Axe. res-s .sa-
sonahie vlsnna .4-W-i. .
KKfs8 KR0ss KENNEI&--Does anf
sss. sgsssse; ssssr ssssss ~ lee ssas.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
POULTRY ANp EGGs tceet.
BY Don Flowers

LIMITED QUANTITIES. mos old
rare breeds, black and eun MlnoreA
light BrAhnA, blue AndaiasiAn
sPeekled Sussex, Buttsreups. ia
chequer Leghorn. PA 5i4s.
LAYING HENS. Nsw Hampshire Reds
laying 6oS, 10 hens. s24. Lo
5-003s.
s.oee L. s.-APPRoyEp puilorum.
passed chicks at sIl per 100; N
Hampshire Red. r. I. Red. W. Anc
B. Rocks. Wyandotts. Hamp. X Rocl
cross. These chicks hAtehed TO sci
for Si65o per 100; this week, only
Sll. o. @, MAXWELL. HY. oc ID
Defense hwy. Lanham, Md.
QUALITY CHICKS, U. 8. pullorun
controlled. New HampshiFes, Barred
Rocks. Hamp. Rock crosses, 81 .as
per 100; make second choice va
ship COD. GEM POULTRY. 1891
Vine ST., Phila. 3. Pc.
CHICKS. fne quality; B. Rocks, n. n
Reds. r. l. Reds. Red-Rock crosses
or W. Rocks tno LeghornsY, Sln95
per 100; pulletS. ST. Guaranteed
1850; heavy assorted, sl0,75 inc
sex guaranteed. may be primArily
NATIONAL sHsffes chicks, psss ss.s PpsaiS Tsmpi.
rd.. Phfla. 49, Pa.
TURKEY PoULTs and pheasants
pullorum tested Phone WA. sS6q
GOSLINGs, TO > weeks, for sale
Phone Vienna l25-J-o
Evening star., 1949-06-05
FARM AND GARDEN

INTERNATIONAL S-ft. combine with
motor; new last season; cut only
100 acres and Ia top eond.: pres
81 600, Cali Rockville 44s1.
GAEDEN TkAcTORs: Planet r.. and
power movers. Eclipse. Rocket and
Rnmsey. l6 inch through se insn;
PAR Rssrts ss,ss, sns 5sns,rs. Tsr,ns sH sssS'
BULLDOZEK-Hour or contract. We
90 anywhere; heavy or me grading.
driveways, roads, baseball diampnds.
land clearins. II. 3-4e25, 10. j.
Lawn LOVERS. do ycu yant q
smooth. beautiful iavns wen ron
iG SM-ten sollsf. u. Sasha.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

fortabiy cool : rms. S mos, sIi5.
cosTRaCToRs EaUIrMENT-Mor.
tor mixers. gasoline driven hoists
etc, for rent by week or month
UN $500.
high chairs. etc. Week or mo. Free
delivery, BERGER'S. TU. 3443.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 z st.
Nv. National 4094.
TELEvISION RENTALS in hospitals,
homes and for all occasions. TW,
1871.
WATER COOLERS, electric. for rent.
Bottle or pressure type; immediate
delivery Call today for information
about our rental plan. WASHING
TON ELECTRIC COOLER CO., Ma.
1929 Branch o.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WEDDING Gown. white sattn. si.t
MATCHING veil $25. VI. sss7.
WHEEL CHAIR small. iron frame.
wood seat and back, rubefE ttres.
eoIispses. s25. co. 1861. IS
WINDOWS. uLed. Curtis, 3t~r54~. /
2s KS, Including screens and storm
sash, s45 for lot. RAs 2T25.
wHIZZER rfoToR BIKE 500: run-
ninE condition ny. $3.50.
ZENITH RADIO. table model, YA
ant AN and lonT PLAY Phileo reeoEc
player cost 500. sell both for SSs
o! best offer; Phlieo record player
sot.os so ss laso s2 ss eas. ':s sa e5 sen ss ss
wireless record player. cos' 500 rs
sell s2S or best offer AL susFan-
ieec; Ike new Tel. Pr 1855 after
CHINESE BAMBOO. sectional Ape
crsstiesliy reduced q; 500; two .
panel bamboo screens. $40 ca. an
ticue spinet-typex maaoS- desk and
chair. S25: artificial wood msntsL
needs painting. cheap. co. 7sai
SILENT LIFETIME CARBosAToR.
mfg, By LIQUID Csrbonie Corporation.
slightly used. perfect condition
$3.50 Phone AZ. waynesboro. Viz
CONTENTS q beautifully tura. 3.
bedrm. apt. for sale; sacrifice. co
ACCESS DOORS and building items
from A TO Q at RUCKER LUMBER
Screen wire, porch materials. doors.
fence posts, pickets, millwork. ply
wood. paneling. sash, 1920 Wilson
blvd, near Key Bridge CH. $3.50
PRIVATE FAMILY has io-pe dinine
room set for sale; console ard snail
radios, small washing machine, exec
other mise Cali DU sTOs
FORT LINCOLN - Choice location,
near floral clock. containing 5 grave
rifce for quick sale. $3.50. WA.
YoU CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
several door sample sp.net and con.
sole pianos. including Hartman and
the famous Minip!sno: full 5-year
guarantee; also student-siZe pianos
from s2a5 up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR, INC. 1900 @ st. NV. MA.
FOR sAsE-aoo gross cadmium
plated sheet metal screws, 1.xNo. 8.
Call Mon. MI. $40. 5
IMPORTED HAND PAINTED tiles:
Dutch scenes In blue delft. sepia-
brown and natural colors; call MI
1904 bet. 10 N. and ! pm. So
RARE ANTIQUE cannon bali bed
beautifully finished. 500: walnut
antique what-not, excellent condl-
ton. $50. Telephone FA 021s. IS
Evening star., 1949-06-05
DISHWASHERS

Kaiser automatic. Closing out Al
500 10. "a rrice. Reg. $l3y So
Brand-new In original factory crate
Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping
Wine MOTOR SALES CORP
1886 Richmond hwy, Alex, Va
OV, 3392 20
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FREE FIREW0OD-ciearinF for si
houses. Firewood can be had fol-
the taking; TO 4 II. lengths; easily
accessible Call MEADOWBROOk
INC, Mr. Burgdorf, OIL 974o: ewes.
OR 1890 IS
Evening star., 1949-06-05

POULTRY And EGGS
SURPLUS CHICKS. S7-Ipo cod.
New Hampshires. Barred Rocks
white Rocks and heavy assorted. as
Matched or eockereis. Specify when
81. Prices at hatchery. A. r.
HOCKNAN. R-1s. Beiiefonte. Pa.
PHEASANT MATCHING. EGGS Set
your hroody hens on pheasant eggs:
csc apiecs. Vienna l5e-M-3.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RuLLxTs. 81
mos. old. en- rsngs- Fyers. 10.
LANES FEED sroRE, sis x g. nv.
--Conkey's y-o feeds; baby chicks:
turkeys: poultry surplies. NE. 0ase,
COWAN CHICKS. Md.-U. O. app. Pui,
Clean Bred e y . fer nese Ter Sssfr
"a. Issas SSSi.