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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12

was done with a view Of obtaining
the best possible working" gym
nasium to meet the overall re-
quirements of the physical educa-
tion and athletic departments.
Commenting, DIR. Korb said the
suggestions of the faculty had
been carefully followed, and he be-
lieves Shaw Gymnasium will be
zone of the best gymnasiums in
the country.
The building will have 175 ft.
frontage on Shaw ave. with a ten
foot setback from the sidewalk.
1t will be 145 feet deep. It's gym
nasium proper will be 1913 by
106 feet, providing three playing
floors for class purposes, and the
regulation basketball floor for
varsity games. Following the pres
ent emergency future seating ca
pacity will be $500.
In addition there will be one
20x30 foot class room; the usual
locker and shower facilities for
both boys and girls physical edu-
cation classes; locker, storage and
trainer rooms for Varsity ath-
letics; concession space, ticket
booths, physical ed department of
flee and coaches dressing rooms.
Limited parking will be available
in the rear. Driveway space will
encircle the building.
r. B. DelaMotte, architect, who
presented the completed drawings.
gave encouragement to the board
when he indicated that emergency
rulings on other types of construc-
tion would make more readily
available labor and materials for
this construction, approved under
the emergency. He also stated that
bidding is livelier due to cutbacks
in other construction fields.
The Board will receive bids for
the sale Of the two houses now on
the site on May 14th.
In the meanwhile purchasers Of
the old portable, long the ''home"
of the Shaw band, have started
to take that building apart with
a view of moving it.
Voters last year approved .
levy for construction of the pro-
posed gymnasium and renovations
in gyms in elementary schools.
Since then there has been an ad-
vance in building costs, but with
the balance on hand in this fund.
and with careful planning as to
needs with the elimination of frill
details, the board hopes to break
even on its program.
Work on Rozelle has progressed
to the three quarter mark, and on
Caledonia gym to the one-fourth
mark. Bids on Rozelle were S56,OO
of which $4,000 has been paid.
At Caledonia progress is slower
since an addition is included. The
estimate is $4,000 with S21,5SO
completed and paid for.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
Former Resident
Wins Promotion

RICHMOND, Va, - Special to
the East Cleveland Leader -
George F.. Ball, a native of East
Cleveland, Ohio, has been named
vice president and general man
ager Of Markell Service of Canada,
Ltd, new subsidiary corporation of
Markell Service, Inc, nationwide
m tor transportation insurance
specialists, S. A. Markell, president
has announced at the home office
here. Principal offices for the new
firm will be at Toronto.
Ball Joined Markell Service, Inc,
at it's Cleveland branch in 1927 as
an underwater and claims investi-
gator. He was underwriting and
claims manager there from 1929
until 1888, when he was trans
ferred to Richmond as field claims
supervisor. He became general
claims supervisor in 1949.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
Up Salary For
Wiseeup> BIough

Salary increases for the Super
ihtendent of Recreation and the
Superintendent of the Swimming
Pool were authorized by the City
Commission Tuesday evening. The
former will be $1,480 for the 1851
season, and the second post will
carry a salary of $1,000. Last years
rates were $3.50 and $3.50, res
pectively.
G. T. Apthorp, finance director,
explained that the recreational d.
rector does all the preseason plan
ming and also has charge of the
baseball activity at Shaw Field.
This positin is held by Roy C.
Wisecup, baseball and basketball
coach and instructor at Shaw High
School.
Anent the swimming pool. Ap-
thorp said it was a 10-week, Z
day active program, plus the
preseason personnel recruiting
and the post-season reports.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
-Four Series Study
At u. B. Church

With the feeling that more
Christians would be willing to
serve in the church if they were
given the know how" together
with an inspired vision of what
needs to be done, the Trinity Evan
gelical United Brethren Church
School Council is promoting a four
night study fellowship to be known
as Learning For Life. Two
courses, one specific and the other
general, will be offered on We'd
nesday beginning April 18 with
registration 7:O0-7:30 and program
at 1880.
"How the Teacher Teaches"
taught by the Parish Worker, Miss
Mildred Yoder, will be open to
those interested in children's work
and will be based on a study of
the filmstrip by the same title.
This is part of an audio-visual
Leadership Kit recently published
by the Religious Education Depart
ment of the National Council of
Christian Churches.
The second course, "The Stew
ardship of Life, is open to all
other registrants. This class will
be directed by Rev. Weldon Full
mer.
The study will be based upon
four filmstrips treating the theme
of Stewardship and including a dis
cussior. On the opening night, Ray
Fox, chairman of the Board of
Trustees and Chas. V. Pike, Chief
Steward, will act as resource lead
ers to discuss the work of their de-
partments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
Leonard Lindner Is
Reelected Head OF
Auxiliary Police

The East Cleveland Auxiliary
Police held their annual election
of officers Tuesday evening, April
Ord, in the City Hall commission
chamber.
Following the annual reports of
the secretary and treasurer, the
chairman of the nominating COM
mittee, Byron Jackson, recommend
ed denomination of the present Of
ficers for the following year. Given
a unanimous vote, they are: Leon
ard Lindner, president and direc-
tor; Bob Wood, vice president; Ken
Whiteman, secretary; Thurston
Peters, assistant secretary, and
Minor Hines, treasurer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
Guest Preacher

On Sunday, April 10Th, East
Cleveland Congregational congre-
cation is welcoming as their guest
DR.. Everett A. Babcock, minister
and Superintendent of The Ohio
Conference. The service is one of
recognition of the church and it's
relation to the conference and the
widespread area of it's service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12

Not pictured is Chuck Ranger.
The formal will be staged
amid setting that will completely
transform the gym into a charm
ing dance spot for the lovely
attired young women and their
dates, all from the student body.
Hosts are the Friendship and
Hi-Y boys who are including cor
sages for the fair one in the price
of the tab. Music will be to Mickey
Hoff's band.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
Sacred Heart Academy
Senior Essay Winner

At a critics forum held Sunday,
April 9Th by the Catholic Youth
Organization Dolores KLEIN, 1865
Windermere st. won a top $50
award. A senior at Sacred Heart
Academy, Mary wrote an essay on
the subject "It Pays to Be An
Active Alumna in the contest con-
Quoted by the Cleveland Circle,
International Federation of Cath
olic Alumnae, sponsors of til e
forum.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
Vet Dies

Corp. Robert L. Risher, 20, an
instructor in the 18th Airborne
Division was killed in action
March 25th according to word re-
ceived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John V. Hurley Of 1906 Wood
worth rd. from the Defense De-
partment.
Risher has two brothers, Sea-
man Raymond j. Hurley adm Fire
man John V. jr. He enlisted three
years ago.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12

When the French Liner DeGrasse
set sail from New York, April
4th, one of the passengers was
George William Spence, son of
Mrs. Winifred Spence, 1862 Shaw
ave., George is going to enter the
University of Paris as a medical
student.
A veteran Of World War II
Spence was sent to North Africa
and then to Italy where he spent
three years. While there he at
tended the University of Florence.
He to took his pre-medical work
in Cleveland.
Friends and family gave him a
farewell party before he started
Paris-ward, where he expects to be
for the next few years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12

ed in first division by the judges,
the Shaw Orchestra was the only
one selected to go to the State
Finals.
The problem of financing this
trip is now being faced by the
school officials and members of
the orchestra. They hope to solve
it by conducting money-raising
projects such as paper collections
and bake sales.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12

Here are the voted candidates
from whom will be chosen Cinder-
ella and her Prince Charming to
reign over the Spring Formal Sat-
urday night in Shaw Cafeteria.
Pictured, left to right are:
The girls: Joan Schecter, Shiela
Ganey, Carol Helmerichs, jeanne
Hoffman and Susan Struggles.
The boys: Dan Kramer, Mike
Vata. Bob Sickles, Barney Miller
and George Shriver.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
Shaw Orchestra To Represent North
East District At State Finals

The Shaw High Orchestra under
the direction of S. Robert Fraser
was chosen to represent the North
Eastern Ohio District at the State
Finals in Columbus on Saturday,
April 18th.
On Saturday, April 7th, the Or
chestra competed with other or
chestras from this district at a
contest held in Berea, Ohio. AL
though three orchestras were rat
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-12
PAINT DEMONSTRATION

Joe Eckert, proprietor of Wuertz
Hardware at Shaw and Hayden, in
vites you to unique paint Demon
stration at his store this Satur-
day, April 14th. See ad elsewhere
nthis issue.
Evening star., 1951-07-12

by the C. & o. Canal Co. in 1929.
1t is dedicated to preserving the
tradition of those early years and
the historical associations of the
canal, conceived as early as 1854
by George Washington.
Assistant Director Hillory A
Tollson of the National Park Serv-
ice and Supt. Edward j. Kelly OF
National Capital Parks formally
opened it in the presence of a
small invited group of park officials
and residents who had helped In
assembling the initial nucleus OF
exhibits.
Among them were 90-year-old
Mrs. Lucy C. Stone, founder and
honorary president of the Mont
gomery County Historical Society
Mrs. Jesse c. Nicholson, president
and Jack Bentley, chairman of the
museum committee of the society
Also present was Hubert T
Bisselle. vice ~"~~ident of Riggs
Evening star., 1951-07-12

NJ nal Bank, whicN donated the
only original documented exhibits
dealing with the early history of
the canal.
Old Tavern Renovated.
Mr.. Kelly said that, without the
assistance of Rudolph w. Bauss,
exhibit designer for NCP. it is
doubtful that the museum would
have been ready for opening this
summer. Mr.. Bauss supervised
the renovation of the first floor
of the old tavern and built the
attractive layout of exhibit cases
The center of attraction is a
30-foot dugout hewn from single
log believed to have been used on
the Potomac River in the. late 18th
century. 1t was located on the
Potomac near Romney. w. Va, in
1882 by William T. Partridge of
the National Capital Park and
IPlprn'',~ Commission. After more
Evening star., 1951-07-12
By Neson M. Shepard

Even before it's formal public
opening yesterday at Great Falls,
Md, the new Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Museum demon
strated satisfactorily to park OFF,
cials that this cooperative ef-
fort is going to pay off heavily in
pleasure dividends to thousands
in the Washington area this sum-
mer.
Without benefit of a single ad-
vance publicity notice, museum
attendants counted nearly 1000
visitors last Sunday. While the
museum wasn't supposed to be
opened then, attendants had been
told that, If any visitors wished to
see the exhibits, they might be
Admitted. ~
The surprising large number
was particularly pleasing to the
National Capital Parks Office and
the Montgomery County Histori-
cal Society. The latter has CO.
operated in helping to outfit the
museum and in assuring future
support.
Dedicated To Tradition.
The museum was opened, with
out benefit of an appropriation
in the lower floor of the recently
restored Great Falls Tavern, built
Evening star., 1951-07-12
Canal Museum at Great Falls ToPoy Dividends

than a century, it still shows the
fine lines of finished craftsman
ship. although little of its bottom
is left.
The Riggs Bank furnished a
letter signed by George Washing
ton at Mount Vernon on July Is
1785, concerning the c. & O
Canal project.
Evening star., 1951-07-12
20 Superforts, Jets
Due at MuIrocco Base
By The Associoted Press

| CASABLANCA, French Morocco,
July 12.-About 20 United States
Superfortresses and jet fighters
will land at the newly built Amer
ican airbase near here next Satur-
day.
The planes will come from both
European and American bases.
1t is one of five or seven bases
planned for Morocco.
Evening star., 1951-07-12
'Gosperi Defense Bill Voted

ROME. July II (P.-Premier
Alcide de Gasperi's government
yesterday won by a narrow eight
vote margin the Chamber of Dep
Iuties' approval of a civil defense
bill. It had been the target Of
violent leftist attacks for the past
two months.
Evening star., 1951-07-12

Madagascar buys most Of its
movies in France.
Evening star., 1951-07-12

oRdway Ii22
Lincoln 7-7500
Owens 1900
Shepherd Sol0
Evening star., 1951-07-12

Wisconsin Ave. at Albemarle tl6)
oil BIodensburs Rd. NE. ~
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
SASS coIesvilIs Rd., Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-07-12

Thrill to the hidden mys-
teries of under water life.
Excellent for spear fishing,
swimming or just exploring.
Get yours now at this low
price.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
VARITYPER. EIEC

Good condition. $3.50 Ia. 675s. +.
VENETIAN BLINDS 7sJ, steel. good
SsYSac.' VA; Ea. II sf54w. Il. 4wids' % 'n' long;
tone. great valume. S25. 1901
MASS; Mass; ave, NV. Apt, 5O6.
VIOLIN French. about 65 years old,
besattu snR 9y 30l. osfs ssG
ebis. or. sss7. a. Do"' VsFs reason
WASHER, ABc o. MATIc, CON-
PLETELY AUTOMATIC WASHER,
AVAILABLE FOR IMMED. DELIV-
bovMN. bev1 ibALaEe hALaNcE ssgPPhx; sqb Mo 2SS ssSf
allowed on your old machine sirhi
unseen, For information cali sun sun
Az. 1861; weekdays, UN, 1lS5.
WASHER-Maytag. Square tub alu.
minum; balloon wringer, S35. Apart.
ment size gas range, $25. Cali JE
WASHER. Kenmore auto. vasbe,
and d deluxe ironers used only mos.
SsIi Sot5 Eass dor $3.50 cash. or sell sep
WASHER, Bendix automatic, soot
riiderl rnii6dnlng sig s9sSGnditl9n Ta SSS; metal porcf
GAasHtfI ss5 Nosss' oE. Saas S!sh pump ? years
WASHER. Maytag. square aluminium
tup. $50; Royal vacuum cleaner, Sl2,
, both In excellent cond. AT. 5O4I.
WASHER, Bendix Gyromatic. Si6o,
sess. ESsa eSna; vi. osas'0 ssas0 ehild's sand box
WASHER. wringer type. 8 years, $50
stso stssoo washer; $50; apt. size washer
WASHER. Bendix, good mechanical
cona.; c copper window screens. as.
WASHER. automatic, Laundronat a,
lHH1e, aH pert perfect. 3-year warranty. Sl70
WASHER. Launderall auto, good on.
Grating cond.; will demonstrate; S75
WASHER. Naxon apartment portable
large cap, almost new; lounge chat,
=, and bareback chair. OR. 374o'
WASHER, Norge 40. perfect cond. !;
wrlnger type, with pump; S75. Nov.
II Ing; must sell, .Ov. 5I75. " 0''
WASHER-Whirldr apt. size. les,
tnan = Yrs: old, in new-machint
condition, $50; also 5h-ft. West.
inghouse refgr., old but in goof
condition. EN-. 7075. IL
WASHER, Easy Spindrier; excel
eond.: yrs. old; SIS. GIL. OSS5
Evening star., 1951-04-15
MlscELLANEous foR sALE

TABLE. solid NAH. console,. opens t.
36 In. So; marble top table. daven.
port, armiess, rust colored. blacl
trim, down cushions. crystal anf
miscl. items. Call WO. 040S.
TABLE, cocktail. round, solid mahog.
any Duncan Phyfe with leather top
excel. conds LO. 3-SS76.
TABLE. kit, 4 chairs. maple ward
ROBE, enamaled util. cab, lea. .-line,
stroller; reas. TIE. $500. --17
TABLE, mahog. cocktail. excel. cond.
S9; NY; GE upright vacuum cleaner
rIA.lBLE-Aluninum; AZ new: 3ox72; folds
IKE ca5d sd table; $50. Dupont 1000
TABLE-Drum. leather top; mahos-
any; Duncan Phyfe legs; excei
cond.; $50. RA. 1896.
TABLE. oval 62x35 with leaf. 4
Snroms STF as.S frame chairs with red seats
TABLE, dropleaf, mahogany; 3 china
cabinets chairs. etc. Wo. 0s26
TABLE-Dining room. mahogany
5S9d sSSb. condition; reasonable. Tel, To
TABLEs-An assortment at a bar.
gain price; See at s. & w. CAFE.
TERIA; I425 g st. NV. Ia
= AnDLENLO1h QamaSk, heavy
sasrlee. asai sYs.r sYssrdsi wa. Alars1Sss5ed sSsg once;
s3' eondsona SasfE natsy So ws5ns5 No N9
TARPAULINS and drop cloth; Govt
surplus; lowest prices. GICHNER
TELEvISION, Motorola, floor model
In rfafisa-lnsh I G% screen; Green Sl00 or best offer.
TELEvISioN. Admiral 1850 29 72r91e
table MODEL: AL cond. 1915 eth St
TELEyIsION, Admiral, 1o-inch con-
,,:.s ,s:oIe.ts; S75; oV. 5s6e. -i5
TELEvISI0N, 10k-in. RcA table
81 chassis: Sis, Cali T VI. 442S. 42S SIs .yPs
TELEViSlON, Magnavox. mahogany
with matching table and indoor an.
.ss4nass s4,s lo-in.. fine cond.. sos. 81
TELEvIsIoN. Motorola, console lS
model big 10" screen, brand new
PAID S422; only $3.50 or bettel
m effsr; 2 q; m. 70 pm, HU. 56s9,
TELEyisIoN. Magnavox. beautifu
niond mahogany console, 12K-in.
ike new. S165, 81. 24lR TX
Evening star., 1951-04-15
ROTARY FILES

Fraction OF cost: ia. 675S.
RUG. =, Whittal ! h. ,,,A ,AAnglo,Rersian, 0x12;
RUG. loye!y gray pattern; 9x12; new
pad, S35. Baby carriage with rnattr..
sig. tricycle.. 81. AT. 1858.
Rugs. new gray broadloom. 9x15,
gxl2; peri. lovely; best quality.
RnGs MaS bssRnsu eaIsan oaienta Ap ssd
cheap at closing-out prices. cash
and carry; sat. and sun. only. 1916.
sGSSsss, Sss INN; imported rxsi Persian oTisn.al a
design; heavy closely woven for
sood wearing: 9x12 S49.6e: Sxll
sYsx s'asH soS s'ssi ,ass sF'DSr - Drisss sa
perfect condition; $1oo each. I 81.
RUGs-1 tumble twist. 4xs. dark
dark green. @ s5%. % Sunday dSfi before 70 e1H To-
week days after 6. Wo. 5000. Apt.
RGGs : Lovely Sanford print, exc
soft colors. $40: also brown tone.
on.tone CARPET. 9x11. S35; All wool
RUGS. 8, winter; Singer sewing ma
drapes. 2 dressers music cabinet
| Kit. table and chairs EN-. S527
RUGS--Several Kirman and Keshan
rugs. large, and small: also beau
stal aso r1st Rastel ane shass sssrss csness sSa
RUGs-sisal ex1s. sas; fiber 9x15
Sl0i wools 6x9. S25; practically new
RUGs@sxie. tone-on.tone broad.
wiliinv viii, Is~iy tn s.csnsa psHnrenassa cost SlS5;
hSds-sgn9sEi Ss9s. HHl saa,s ,szs. szla: $40 70,
ESHsSFss-sh,sess SsFs: s11e ss6S.i 6oSrisnssl; .1ooxlsN
RUGS-American Oriental. sxi2; I
summer rugs. 9x12 and Sx10; scat.
ssr rlgs ags and other misc. items. Cal
RSss 5|sss Ss; G5s.,s s11s 4, wool. g, s1ssss: 3
ssssks.m ssS msg,s ssss 1i'i M. F. asso sso' ls'
ex1ss. $s5 and siao; fdaa Chinese
/ Orientals, Ax6 and 3 matchins
30vx54~ scatters. OR. 2oss.
RUGS, g. green fiber, one Sx10 ant
ono 9x15, S15 for both; 43 piece.
o. q dishes, haHs, $40; walnut dresser. $40
RUGS, Kermin. excel. cond., sac.
also boys bicycle, 20-in.; lady,
| clothing, size 10. EN-. 5114.
RUGS, 9x12 Karistan, $50; 9x11
$75; mirrors. lamps. violins, dishes
glassware. WO. 1916.
RUGS, 9x12, very good. cond., SIS
$50, $25; vacuum cleaner, SIS
radio-phono. DU. 1884.
IRUGS-Bigelow Glentwist, green
i never used, 4x12 Suitable foyer
hall, steps. VI price. RA. 1902.
.IRUGS-9x17 app. Rose hroadioon
i With pads. $66. 6x9 rust. $40
isAiLORs SEA BAG, complete. blue
skSpiNG MAcaisEisvs:rsieas fssss ssi ssD: a sGaS ~
horizontal, with stand and. motor
A u. $46. Can GE. 0137. --l(
Evening star., 1951-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DEALERS CONTRACTORS - Alumni.
mum window units, closeout stock
Metal Arts double hung, 2/2 lite
glazed Ssh, original packing. 23t
aSs;e. assembled units. 424 fun frame
azsTy issT 0afEfIn a6Y 6BYsl'e o,MHsssss 81
CO., Boz 6022, Charlotte. N. c. If
FOR SALE .Sh-cu.-ft. Norge re.
frigerator with freezer shelf.
apartment size Norge gas stove, {
BIB. Norge wringer-type washer
can be bought at wholesale price:
n gwpssd original IN crates crates from factory; /
complete with hitch. Can be Seer seer
at 5406 Glenwood I'd. Bethesda
Nd. or call OIL. 5549.
MANS SUIT, size 1910 reg: import.
sd worsted; sacrifice. WO. 0978.
oRIOLE GAS RANGE. insulated: over
CO eGnsrol' best osysr SGyer SSP; gSod cend,; S25
FOuR-PiECE upholstered living room
sps slSS SS0d Essssln sssaa1si0n ave- IaTseI ne
1885 .TgLEv1s1oN. III blond console
tt2h-inch screen. new black pic.
LaONEL IHAIN. mounted on. table
smokes; ssss osl Whistles, lsEss tTansformsT
MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE.DDec.
orator sofas. Factory SALE. All
brand-new. Showroom samples
Chippendale sofa in wine tapestry
Regency sofa in gray damask, Law.
son sofa in hunter green metalasse
Lawson love seats in gray matelasse
SeHc: Sei%w sectional sofas. All sale irices
Buy direct from the factory and
save. ALAN FURNITURE FACTORY
922 BURLINGTON ave-. Silver Spring
MO. SH. 1888. Open Monday until
o pm.
COMBINATION radio and victrola
noor model; Emerson. late model
KERS 116n II e n =
Evening star., 1951-04-15
LUMBER
EISINGER
MILL g. LUMBER co.
Bethesda, Md. WI. $500

MACaINE la To9ILs, punch h,r,s.a Snd shear hear
MnShs MAHpoEiN TN o1o0, W italian style; bowl
shaped; beautiful case;, Lyon &
faam oIs c.rten famous sDs TsPesi
$169 value for S118; other values.
LEVENTHAL'S. HU. 5000, RA. 1902.
MATTRESS-Inners single size;
ye:y good condition; clean; S12.
MATTRFGEssEs-simmons Beautyrest,
twin. size. peri. cond.. $40 ea.; also
maple bed. dresser. mirror: taffeta
draperies. spreads; Wo: 067S. 16'
METAL LAWN FURNITURE, chairs
and 1 table. $50. FA. 3512. OK
MEAT CASE, eE. lift. excellent
rsFister. -$I3o, WI. 44s3: is
MEAT. CASES 1t. Also l hamburge,
,iN1SSSS|Ss SsS sss A ss Ig I.azS Ss Fl .yy !
.KucKER Lumber. ia, 4.l2s4.
trc sso Rand bs.t 81 DICK eand s 4odss sss
MIMEOGRAPH-Model No. 90 Dupli
new S195, 10. 9-6553.
MIRROR. gold-leaf frame, 83x5l
inches, new: $25. EN-. 1911.
MOOSE HEAD, perfect Alaskan speci
men. better than any displayed; Il
settle estate. Highest bidder. RE
q 0259 or LO. 5-2486.
MOTOR. new Westinghouse, "a h.p.
double shaft; In factory carton
MOTOR. h.p., 3 phase; PRACTICAL,
new; SIS. TU. 20S5.
MOTORS {75). new Delco "a h.p,
develop "a h,p.; also some Smaller
ns,ng cost. IA, 03S3.
MOTORS "a h.p.. / "a, / 10.
"a, Ia; S15f, takes all or SEP
arate. GIL. 1878.
MOTORS, 1/100 to 100 h.p.; and re
duetion gear; 6-440 volts; rewoun
MOTORS, " TO rs h.p.; Il In
$3.50; proper. savings. GICHNEF
.2513 NJ st. NV. Elk. 1927.
$40. 81; 5497. 9605 Riley pi
MOVIE s5lSfE sRIM1aERA s5RaIMakERA and protector. ia
nm, Keystone 2.5 lens, and Kods
ecope. model 1910, cases; exec
eond.; best offer. SH. 36S8.