davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-04-25

CIV, ". MaTylAuG. 4.
Wilson Teachers. IL; American o., o.
Connecticut, 6; Rhode Island, 4.
Franklin and Marshall. b; Moravtan.
Lenoir Rhyme, 12; Western Carolina. z
South Carolina, 8: Davidson. 5.
North Carolina, IA; Duke. o.
Wofford 13; Erskine, 10.
western Michigan, s; Michigan. 4.
Indiana. 7; Butler: e;
virFini., vh1dni q g. " WiiIsm SEsspnI and Mary
Virginia Tech, 8; VMI. o..
Randolph Macon. 4; Hampden sydney. o.
Miami (Ohio), 4; Ohio State, 3.
Cincinnati. @; Louisville, !.
Auburn, 15; Georgia, 3.
Lafayette, 8; Seton Hall, 4.
CCNY. s; LTU. 4.
Loyola, So; Southeastern Ua.), 10.
Camp Breckinridge. q: Illinois. l.
Alabama, 4; Mississippi State, 8.
Loyola (Bsltimore), 8; Johns Hopkins. 4.
Baltimore, Is; Roanoke, !.
Montelair. 2; Rider. /.
Berea 6; Center. 8.
Rockhurst, 4; Missouri. l.
Middlebury. 9; Champlatn, /.
Middle Tennessee State, Ii; Tennessee
Am American international, .; Boston Col
et New Hampshire, 8: Lowell Textile. o.
ithaca, @: Sampson Air Base, o.
Utica, 81; Siena, o..
Appalachian. Il; 0nilfofd. ..
Camp pendleton. II: Arizona STATE. 4.
Seattle, 13--lS; Western washington
n z
Evening star., 1951-04-25

DOCTOR BROWN RETURNS-Dr Robert Brown (right), YAM
utility player 1916 through 19 who has spent six
months Francisco hospital nterne at Yankee
yesterday said he available to play until called
by pictured here with Mickey Mantle
outeIder who has been assigned Browns old
uniform number 6. -AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1951-04-25

Harris plans to pitch Chico
Marrero against the Athletics to-
Evening star., 1951-04-25
College Baseball
BY The Associated Press
WASHINGTON AREA.

CIV, o; Maryland. 4.
Wilson Teachers. IA; American o.. 9.
Quantico. IL; Bridgewater, 4.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
s'Curing of Fishery Products" Book

The Fish and Wildlife Service has just released a report on the Curing of Fishery Products. :" This 271 page publication is a comprehensive reference hand book on fish and shellfish curing and contains chapters on drying, salting, smoking, and pickling as it is practiced all over the world. Numerous photographs and other illustrations are included. The Fishery Products Laboratory has library copies available for refer ence Copies are not available for free distribution. The publication, Research Report 18, Curing of Fishery Products, may be obtain ed from the Superintendent of
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
Metlakatla Caps
 SEE. Alaska Title

JUNEAU, (R-The Metlakala Vets won the Gold Medal basket b all tournament championship Saturday night after a week 9 competition against other" south east Alaskan teams.
 Other teams participating were the Imperials and Mikes Night Owls, Juneau; Angoon and Kluck- wan Vets; Ketchikan Rockets; Sit ka Thunderbirds, Wrangell; Rake; and Petersburg Vikings.
 Jeff Davis, Metlakatla, set a tournament record for individual scoring with 147 points.
 Juneau and Ketchikan High Schools will hold a best two-of- three series for the southeastern Alaska championship starting March 1. The winner will play the titlists of western Alaska high schools for the all-Alaska cham pionship.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
Send Troops To Europe" Don't

Continued from Page One) control policies or of the national budget"
 Bue he said the adoption of the Wherry resolution would be in- terpreted in Europe as indicating an American withdrawal into 'isolationism."
 "If this resolution should be adopted it would be taken in ev- cry capital of the world, both free and slave, a sa signal that the United States has hauled down its flag" he said in a prepared state ment.
 "The other nations of the world would little understand or care to inquire about the political differ ences which might have caused the adoption of the resolution or the Constitutional questions in- volved.
 "It would be understood to be a formal adoption by the Senate of the United States of the theory that the rest of the world was either indefensible or not worth defending and that we had re- treated into fortress America"
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
Gov. Gruening
 Announces Boards Appointments

JUNEAU, (P)-Goernor Ernest Gruening Friday notified the Alas ka Legislature of his appoint ment of 20 persons to Territorial boards.
 The appointments, subject to the Legislatures confirmation, are:
 Mrs. Frances Longley of Nome and Lvar Skarland of College to the public welfare board. Dr. Asa Martin of Anchorage and Wallace Cathart, ST., of Fairbanks to the health board: Thomas P. Smith of Juneau to the board of examiners in basic sciences and Mrs. Ellen MacMillan of Ketchikan to the library board.
 The following reappointments were announced:
 Ralph Rivers of Fairbanks to the employment security commis- sion; Mrs. B. D. Stewart, Jr., of Valdez and Mrs. Emily Boucher of Nome to the library board; Herb Hilscher of Fairbanks to the de velopment board; James Howard Wakefield of Port Wakefield to the fisheries board; Charles Mar Ter of Ktechikan to the public ac- countany board; Mrs. Louise Wea- yer Miller of Ketchikan to the housing authority; Embert Dem inert of Klawock to the war vet erans' board; Joseph Krause of Ketchikan, George Goshaw of Shishmaref, Selwyn Mock of An chorage, James Mulrooney of Fair banks and Jaseph Fejes of Fair banks to the board of assessment and equalization.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
STAG DINNER TO HONOR BASKETBALL TEAM

Thursday evening at 7:30 in the Pioneer H all stag dinner is scheduled to- honor the Nome Basketball Team, Class B cham pions at the. Anchorage Rendez- vous.
 The committee heading the din- ner,Joe Hunt, George Bayer, and John McNees, have completed the arrangements and a good pro- gram has been lined up. Tickets are available at the Service Bar Der Shop and reservations may be made there.
 Last year similar dinner was held and capacity crowd was seated, so all men interested in attending are urged to get their reservations early.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
AIRLINES

Alaska Airlines are waiting fla vorable weather and field condi- tions at Unalakleet with a load of passengers.
 Wien Airlines cancelled ou t their Fairbanks flight today.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26

Documents, United States Govern ment Printing Office, Washington 25, ID. C., for 60 cents. The print ing office will not accept stamps or personal checks and payment must accompany the order.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
Forecast And
 Weather Report; Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Monday, February 26, 1851

Monday, February 26, 1851
 Forecast Nome. Mostly cloudy win snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy Tues day. Souuhwesterly winds 25 to 30 miles per hour decreasing to 15 miles per hour tonight. Lowest temperature tonight -16, highest temperature Tuesday -5.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 700 am. today:
 Precipitation 0.35 inch. Total this month 1.12 inches).
 Temperatures: highest 31, low est -5.
 Maximum wind 60 miles an hour from the SSW.
 Sunrise at 7:21 a.m., sunset at 5:10 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest g, lowest A.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: Highest 34 in 1945, lowest -34 in 1888.
 Data for other selected stations
, 1951-05-25

teznational Nickel rose 5iS to 80
7lS in the metals.
Motorola was up 3|4 TO 45 1l2
in the televsions, while Radio Cor
poration was active and uncnang-
ed at 10 1i8.
Rock Island was prominent in
the rails with a rise of a point TO
So. Baltimore and Ohio was up
3I4 at 10 7|8; Pennsylvania was
up 1 2 at 10 3 Is; and New York
Central was up ia at 18 1''e.
At II A. M. The Dow-Jones In
dustrial Averages were up 80
cents, the rails gained so cents
and the utilities were UP nine
cents.
Volume for the first hour to
tailed 100000 shares as against
1900 yesterday. .
THE CURB MARKET ruled
firm. Electric Bond and Share
, 1951-05-25
MARKET REPORT

NEW YORK, May 20 (1NS)--
The Stock Market moved
cautiously higher today in an ex-
tension Of the late recovery yes
terday which had flowed the earl
Ter slump. Gains were generally
limited to fractions.
The market began in promising
fashion with most active f~avorites
scoring small gains on a sigable
accumulation Of overnight buy
ing orders. Thereafter, little fol-
low-up demand developed, and the
list as a whole did little more
than hold it's initial advances
through the first hour.
Among the in~dustrials, U. S.
Rubber was up 7I8 at 81 3I4;
Bethlehem Steel up l 2 at 81 1l8;
Chrysler up 5I8 at 70 3I4; West
inghouse up Bis at 81; General
Motors up 1I8 at 48 l Is; Republic
Steel up 3I8 at 40 5-8; and U. S.
Steel up Bis at Al.
Standard Of New Jersey gained
3I4 to ITO 1I2 in the oils and In
, 1951-05-25
sNqNBmrcs~ ~
TH6k4AIo DAILY EXPRESS

was up 3-8, Kaiser Frazer UNI
changed and Raytheon Manufact~
uring up 1-8.
The Bond Market was select
lively i m proved d.. Second-grade
rails were higher and U. S. Gov
ernments were unchanged.
Commodities were strong. Wheat
advanced l ga cents a bushel,
, 1951-05-25

ed the next six in his 233 second
game. He finished with 2O5.
Bill Lillard and Don Mcclure,
also Of Dallas, teamed to roll a
1927, the tournaments best
doubles score since May 13.
, 1951-05-25

RUMMAGE SALE at the W.C.A.
800 w. Fifth st. at 8 A. NJ.
Saturday, May 26. t-97
, 1951-05-25

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
neat man. Fulton $3.50. t-97
, 1951-05-25

FOR RENT Completely furnish
ed coffee shop. Call McFall
Hotel Michigan 4791. If
, 1951-05-25
Ads

PRIVATE rooms for rent. Fulton
1887. t-97
, 1951-05-25

FOR RENT room with twin
beds for 2 men. 1 single room
for man only. HEmlock 5945.
t-1OO
, 1951-05-03
Thrllez'essN New York
Coleges,(a1ln't
Play Garden

NEW YORK, May 8 GNS)-
CCNY and two other city-financed
schools will not be permitted to
play basketball in Madison Square
Garden next season.
The Board of Higher Educat-
ion ruled yesterday that City Col
lege, Brooklyn College and
Queens will not play in the Gar
den because of the. current. hoop
scandal.
City College President. Harry
N. Wright had recommended that
his school, which has sever play
ers involved in the scandal, be
withdrawn from Garden competi-
tion.
The Board also ruled that play
ers DE forbidden from engaging
in summer resort basketball.
Twelve players and former
players and accused fixed Saliva
toreS So1lazzo were indicted yes
, 1951-05-03

"A SAD FACT of our age is
that the closest many folks ever
get to praying is when they bend
their knees to tie their shoelaces.
, 1951-05-03

terday. by the New York Grand
Jury.
, 1951-05-03
Water.Nhite
ATTENDS ziiml !
OfHenton &

TRENTON, May B Walter Val !
White, executive secretary Of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People, at
tended the trial of the six de
PENDANTS charged with the 1913
murder of an elderly Trenton
secondhand furniture dealer. The
is defending John Nc
Kenzie and Horace Wilson, two
of the defendants.
Evening star., 1951-08-19

REFGR.. -Frigidaire. 8.5 Gu. IT.; used
w., $50. TO4 Wash. ave, Falls
Church. Va. FA. s136.. Sat. Sun.
REFGR., 5-foot Leonard. S26 and
siiS.r take 1t say,ay away 10s Melbourne ave-,
REFGR.. apt size, new motor. PERI.
gao; also gas stove. peri; $35. 10.
REFRG.. truck body. e5o-Tal. ca
Paacity;, ;,enas. reas. for quick sale. Call
REFGR.. ccrosley shelvador. 8 Gu. it.,
sood s9es cTnd.. on esa3. Sa5. Phone mornings OF
fEseE Eassl eosd ed siss. ~ IT, a. mo s,7sds rs
ss5 '5 oI Fl ae4S 4SSris1ssire sSss 1i'e
REfOHs. recond.. guar new 1toor
SAMPLES g fNt pig say sayinEs; T; @ SMITH s
REFGR.. Admiral. : IA ae;i Gu. Il IT,; eS' never
used. came with new house; $3.50.
REFGR.. i941 Friridaire. o Gu. IT,:
old Maytag washer. recently over
hauled; Simplex ironer for fiat work;
REFGR.. l94S Hotpoint. s-cu.-ft. de
luxe, model: quiet running; excel.
cond;; S155. ia. 4-1s64. -l9
hIFhES-Winchest model 75; 90
caliber, micrometer rear sight, hood
ed front sight: 1917 Enfield rife
IN original shipping box; .Cinemaster
meter; Kodak Recomar 2Hx3A (.
- lens, compur shutter. TIE.
RIFLE. target. Win. M-75. Lyman
peep. sling. excel. S45; accept 90
.I,y .rIsyo5ve5 part trade. FA. .O104.
RUGS oG Oriental, Persian and Chinese,
RUGS. double HOLLYWOOD Sih 70; u bed. s chairs,
misc. Items. Call after 8. XII. S-369l.
RUGS. broadloom taupe, ten 9x12's
Wilton Medallion centers. pastel
shades: $40 to $50. OR. 2oSs.
RUG. Gullistan. Frezette, gray twist.
1Ooes wool, new. used ? mos. 9x15.
sac. Sl75 .compl. TU. 2036.
RUGS oriental 9x1o. S.3xIO.6. l
broadloom 12x12. Good cond. CH.
RUG, 6x9, excel, cond. EN-. 1885.
RUG, 9xl2. blue, tone-on- tone. AK
minister good cond..- S25. 10.
2-254l. weekend and ewes.
yx51o, yx5it1s Psd' RSt, 1Ss' sSeel' cOnd' Cali CHI
RUG. 12x24 IT,; 800. Teter Babe.
Sl;50: Baby sitter. So. 10.
RuGs-Lge. French AubusOn, pastel
Persian M and en; Chinese: SisG ia2ge ee'slai and
small; Phone ST 9647 between 4
RUG, Oriental. Ispahan meshed. ex1c.
lark blue predomtnating: 20 yrs.
old; good cond.; S1S5. EN-. 4745.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
MOVIE PROJECTORS
OFFICE FURNITURE
Mammalian OI1lce
Equipment Co.
639 N. Y. Ave. NV.

OFFICE MACHINERY Verityper,
used very little. Cali EX. S1O0,
OFT BURNER. Scar Roebuck: also
275-gal. tank, ok. condition, $50
Phone Daleview gl13.
OIL BURNER air-conditioner. Chrys-
Ter Airtemp. pot type. 5000 btu,
with controls and circulating fan;
burner. complete. $25; Oil tank. $50.
oil BURNER. sun.type, complete
with control, S25; 275 gal, oil tank.
$50: 80 gal. Pittsburgh hot water
heater. S2n MI. 1898.
OIL BURNERS Sunray burners.
l with capacity up to 2.5 gallons
per hour. one with capacity OF from
IL to 20 gallons per hour; Wayne
burner with capacity UP to 3 SALONS
per hour. All burners in good oper-
ating condition. Call Georgia 6S49, .
OIL BURNERS AND TANKS. New
gun.type oil burners with 5 NH
controls and 255-GaI: oil storage
tanks; price Slq5. GENERAL OIL
BURNER SERVICE CO. INC, 1851
Ward Ct NV. ST 1916.
OIL BURNER PARTS tretail). New
ana replacement motors. transform
erS. fuel units. pumps. valves. noz-
zles; etc GENERAL OIL BURNER
q. eetsNHleE nS: 81 Co. sseiec nc 1851 Ward
OIL TANK. used. 275 Ral,; $50. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-Davenpor and match
Ing Ing cnair; n1[s modern very sturdy. $50.
FGkNITURE-a.b.drm. MA; gtfsEi apt. turn. for
sale. Also apt avail. Leaving city
must sac. Ii. 5000.
FURN!TURE-Fine old walnut rolled
top desk: excel: cond.. $50; child s
crib and auto-seat; reas.; telephone
EN-. 7242 before noon.
FURNITURE-Dinin rm. table. B
chairs. buffet. S25. Small tricycle.,
scales. S4; high chair. SS. Can WA.
FuRNiTURE - Genuine mahogany
round extension table g leavesJ.
buffet, china closet, library table,
all William and Mary aesien; gen.
chairs. stands. Edison phonograph.
console type. and records; kitchen
table and four chairs. fine pictures.
1908 Gallatin st. NV, tot any
FURNITURE-Just redecorated new
apt, will sell NAH. gateleg table,
$50. nah. china closet with glass
occasional semimodern chair. $50;
take all for $125. ia. 1869.
FURNITURE-3-pc. mod. liv. rm.
set with end tables and lamps:
,$$l35; eau FA. 4S5S.
Call for appt.. DU. 3959. No transp.
FURNITURE-Highboy, beaut. NAH,
It. high, II drawers; S395 CT
pest oiier: Tu. $500, Ext. l26.
custom made covers, excel. cond.
$50; Hanback, chair, $40; maple
bed, springs and mattress, $40;
HOLLYWOOD beds. complete, $50;
9xl3 an-wool rug. 500; = small
chests. $15;. high chair, $500;
round sna t,'S extension table. $40; coffee
rolla stroller. $40. Weekdays after
FURNITURE-3 fine antique tables,
rocking chair; also crystal glass.
modern sofa. Call Sun, 81 pm,
10Vo 4Dt IN MeW hampshire ave. NV.
FURNITURE-5-pc. kit. set. 4 sisal
rugs, baby grand piano and bench;
ne no Fess aS1 9ner refused. Between 90.
FURNITtRE-Maple wardrobe. wal
CHAIRS ns di and em other dssk ifsms fqIdine sot
FURNITURE = Early Amer. walnut
desk and Queen Anne lowboy.
Swinging and Chippendale mirrors,
rGGn col ~ sofa: footstools. IA. 6S5S.
FUhNiTVRE-2 lge, sofas. slip cov-
NuAse CHAIR, lge. din, rm
table, chairs, 5 dreSsers, & beds
Sprinss, mattress: suitable one
nome OF rooming house; best Offer
GE; 1852. after l pm, GEORGE ::
rU6NlTURE--Sofa bed. S45; 3-pc
bedroom suite. S75; chest Of draw.
erS, $3.50 up: tables, $3.50 up;
9sSk credenza. $50: kit. cabinet,
500; cor. bookcases. Single and
aouble beds, misc. pcs. GAYS
5I6 9Th st. NV. Open Sun. after
FURNITURE - Maroon headbos ri
pea mattress and springs, SI5: Stu
oio couch, SIS; oYerstuffed chairs,
so; WestinEhouse fan. So: Uniyer,
sal hand vacuum, S4: mahogany
crop op Leaf table. 1925 10th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Beds t2) single. ,r
neT-spring Hollywood; studio couch:
I ladder-back chairs; dinette table:
chairs: mahog. ofice-type desS:
other household items. All in excel
G1n0; Leaving town. WO. OTo2. -Ial
rShNITURE-2-pc. green living rm
dinette set: cor. cab: drop-leaf
rI1bs Isnls; s love seat, LU. 4-4436. Ia
FURNITURE CABINET - Utility
Kitchen table. radio-phono.. tabie
lamp. drapes. MI. 1887.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SCOTTIES-Blk. puppies, Axe reg;
Roosevelt St. .Arl.. FA. 343e.
Wsdoeg 4ap91fs Rf2aV Vf5E sE1qs 1ies'lf TGRREY KEY
PAkEoT BABY, talking. coed plum
age. 23l9 Wis. ave. EN-. e772,
psaucHsHuSD. suaH x g. brown. o months, f.-
male; fine show points; $50: 81.
6318. evenings or Sunday. 19s
DALMATION-COLLIE PUPS, weaned.
Call no. e514 or ss4s. Prospect
kfTTENs aHsi rs. .t2,.. silky blu. females, female
kittens need loving homes. OIL. 5b01
GERMAN IAN saaEPHsEERD PUPPIEs
Axe &c re- TeTisseres a ehamg,on IGRs stock;
SSSs. doe fs@ss 4ss AKA rsH ss sss s0GS q
good home. EN-. 1858, Ia
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES--6 wks.
old: z red. l black; Axe reg. KE.
ENGLISH .sIGIf SPRINGER spANrEIEse-
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL pup
ies-AKC registered; liver and white.
FRENCH RE i 0pi PooDLE PUPPIES, black
stRndaTd: So sIShsa z months old; Axe ,p Reg
DoBERMaNp PINsCHER, 2h Yrs;
male; Sire Christian Barrier, Dame
Gretchen Won Albermarle. EN-. 124l.
PINscHER, 4 mos,
BOXER PUPPIES. IL weeks old; can
ssrissa ss sssn Md. a 1909 Moves Or. .ls siIysr
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-08-19

Furniture: Very attractive
fine French rosewood din
ing room suit, elegant 3-pc.
living room suit, drop leaf
tables, blond and mahog.
dinette sets, twin beds,
Chinese teakwood pedeStals
and other desirable furnish
ingS will be sold by public
auction at Williams Auction
House, 918 New York ave.
this Tues, Aug. 21st, COM
mencing at 2 pm. Auc-
tioneerS PHI, Ma. 2679.
Evening star., 1951-08-19

GIRLS Logging SET, green, fur
trim hood; robe, suit, skirt. all wool
GOLF CLUES, mans. i lett hand set
s355; lsdy's .Sssts ssts $40; leather 1as
GOLF CLUBS AND BAG. woods. {
IRONS, hickory shaft, $40. FR. 4os
COLE COLE CLUBS; several steel sets with
set. SO; some odd clubs. ME. 4646
GUITAR. free. with course of 10 les.
sons; instruction by professional
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. $50 18th
st. NV.
GUN. Browning o nm. auto. pistol
IGUNs-New and used bought and
eysninss and sundays. TRADING
GUNS. sell OF, trade for German .,
GUNS. Marlin model BOA rifie with
scope: $50. Also Mauser. 80 calibre
pistol; S35. -GE. 1888; 49,
rife, perfect condition; Hopkins g.
Allen double-barrel l2-gauge shot
gun. $50. FA. 2262 before 4:3O
GUNs@375 magnum. mod. 10 Win,
with accessories: S175 or best offer;
Snd adpV .ccessnrtss my o99i WIN Siins nii
action shotsun. with case. S:5
GUND306 Savage rife. model DOR,
new, sell or trade for Win. mod
y skeet: 20 ga. 3o-3oS Win. deer
] box OF shells. No dealers. CH
HEATING EouIP.-used but in good
cond.: l20 bhp. pressure atomizins
Oil burner; = pre-heaters, regulating
HSS,1 eSSiP'' IoGS etc; GE; o4S7; n.v:;O M2o
weave, 2S.inch material. excellent
condition. Phone JE. 3-SS77. Ia
gas. overhead. large
iiss bsst.r sS So ads 5Rsssp'sne0n. ssp n water
Eat III eos rsngss stoves suE neg yS gSsd
iGii II sth. ' NA. sSSS.' sS52. Ao~E 'io'E'
HEATING PLANT. Chrysler Air
Temp war air. gas, heats q rms.
auto. controls; s125. oW. 1862.
never used; owner being Transferred m ei
overseas: reasonable; priced for
Quick sale. Phone FA. 3405 after
HoSPiTAL BED and folding wheel
chair; practically new; best offer.
HosPiTAL BED with side rails; prac.
INTER COMMUNICATING SYSTEM.
tnew) "2-Wsy-Tslkie." $3.50 set
for 9 rms. or ofices; additional rms.
S4;T5: Wiring included. also. tele-
talk: Began. GE installation. SOUND
EQUIPMENT CO.. co 4445 any
IRoNER; Easy. manEle on stand. SOS.
IRoNER2Thor automatic, portable;
new condition; $50. ia. .9637.
I94I; good condition; $40. TE.
lsoNER-HOrtOn Is I5,z console. new. Can
IRoNER. GE, console type: perfect
JUNGLE Ss% h:xH GYM a:,5sss metal swings Hs;i and
L2DifEs. APPAREL. sizes IL and IA.
suits. dresses. coats. fur Jacket and
cape; no dealers. Phone 9-5. ,HU.
LATHEs, drill presses, milling ma
chine, shapers, band saws. power
hack saws. planers and air com
pressors; popular prices; Immediate
ddeliys5ies on, on most items: ELECTRIC
a9u1PMENMI aSel PlTls Mr. cnji cfsoo:s s47S Sherman
Git. Admiral refsr. sfE With With freezer StzSi
unit. S175. GE portable dishwasher
lge.. S13J. Hardwick gas stove
elec. controlled oven. S100. 6-piece
period bedrm. suite, $3.50. 3314
Shepherd St, Chevy Chase. Md. 10
LAWN MOWER. power. 81 in. finest,
like new; cost $3.50; sacr. $50; also
old nut excel. Ism. power mower
LAWN MOWER. small, So; vacuum
cleaner. So LII. 3-5674.
LAWN MOWERS, So each. Bicycles
SIS each. Vacuum cleaners, SIS
each. All in good condition. 1888
r.. /. ave. ne. in rear; Sunday
LIGHT AND GENERATOR PLANT for
any purpose: ac-dc. G1CHNER. 2613
LIVING ROOM chairs co, uphol-
stered; good condition. S25 each.
ia, 9249,