davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STUDIO COUCH, '2-cushion. open,
into bed. Excellent condition. ia
2-3921.
STUDIO COUCH. excel. cond. with
slip covers; reasonable. Call GE
1897.
STUDIO COUCH. tapestry upholstery
walnut arms, chairs. misc. pieces
61S Franklin st. ne. MI. 09S6.
SUITS "a. tweed. sharkskin. / tux
edo; size 80 reg; excel. cond,; reas
81. 1881.
TABLE, ext. 60-in. diam. mahog.
round, z leaves, perfect; no dealers
WO. 1879. Westchester. Apt. 702-A
TABLE. D. Phyfe. 30x44", $12: chair
broeaded pink, S15; .cutglass, etc
KE. .3-49S7, Sun, and ewes.
TABLE, extension, with six chairs;
good condition; reasonably priced
TABLE. solid walnut, 4s-inch diam.
eter. gateleg with rope legs. CHI
5000, Ext. Abs. A.
TABLE. gate-leg, walnut. slightly
used; "a price or best offer. 10
3-4229. s and 8 am. A
TABLE--Kitchen. chrome. 4 chairs,
padded. red trim: S75 new; used l
mo: price. $50. NO. 9079. "A
TABLE. walnut extension. seats six
suitable for dining room or hall;
Cogswell chair, pictures. 2S07 Conn.
ave, NV. Apt BOP AID S15b a.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES. 8 mos. See these
before you buy one; beauties. FA
1876. KENNELS. Leesburg 68S-J-4
TWO ENGLISH Settlers. ready tc
break; ! Irish Gsho setter, hunted last
yrs; to family with children and
, fenced yard, S15. Ia. 7425.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. to s
wks. old. Axe reg. IO44 Bladens-
Fox eSlS TERkfERs FL s FL parebred S,Sssd male anc
female, black and white. 8 mos.
reasonable. FA. 5412.
CANARY CAGES CD. 10x20- in
breeders 6Tseders' cages, reas. Apply 7ls
ENGnfsH Mei.fssf 81 sPRnNGER ING SPANIEL pup.
pies, Axe registered, S25. Cal
SNAIL lsIIA sPiTz iGfy PUPPY, male. 8 wks.
geaned and wormed, $40. To,
aPd r1RE Esnss TRoPcHI aGme AoTAsM 81 Mis5d sg6
l4th St. NV, open Sun. 2-6 pm
cceksR pe; sill SPANIEL PUPPIES. AXE
req, all colors, reasonable. SH
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, AKe
ICB.b anu
mother imported; reasonable. SH
1 BEAGLE PUP for sale, SIS. 49,
9Th st. s.e.
RAcCOONS. Wonderful pets. Young
Intelligent. Clean. PET HOUSE
2319 Wise. ave. NV, EN-. 9772
2713 Nichols ave. s.e.. 10. $4,000
OPEN SUN. 1-6. WEEKDAYS 1913
COOKERS, / m, 2 fem; black anc
white, parti-color, Axe. reg. Coco
stock. PET HOUSE, 2319 Wise
ave. NV. EN-. 9772. 1-5 Sun.
|SKUNKS, baby, deodorized; intelli'
gent, excellent pet. PET HOUSE
2319 Wise. ave. NV, EN-. 9772
2713 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. $4,000
OPEN SUN. 1-6; WEEKDAYS. 10-9
COCKER PUPS Axe REG
Light cream, buff, red and deep red
lovable dispositions; reasonable
vi. 3716.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
"TELEVJSION'

Now 1852 models; discounts for cast
buyers; no demonstrators. no hool
samples: all new sets in factory
sealed cartons. PARAMOUNT CO.
Ga; ave. at W st. NV; Hudson 4s00
The origtnal cash discount house.
Tv. l7-in: Motorola consolette; gooc
eSnp as Bart psS psyment Tl aseep. ss aoaG 9in Sc
TV SET. strombere-carlson SWAY
combination; TV, radio and phono-
graph; handsome mahogany con-
sole, 36x40x22 in; 1850 model;
like new: cost 1928: must sell, ask
of s records Se99 NJ W. soGs 20. sesssST
w. RcA 10" comb. solid mafog.
orig. $3.50 wholesale; perfect cond.
forced to sell Sl35. OV. 1850.
TWIN COMB. stromberg Carlson
typealitef. 1ia efs' 81. seF 44as q viii trade fol
Tv. 1,0-in.. 80 tubes. Tele-kins; idea
for big tube conversion; $45. Cal
Tv, lined oak. enlarged 10-in. screen
with custom table; reasonable. OIL
TENSiIs TABLE, like new. fores
green. plywood top, h"x5'x9'. foidinl
legs with Harvard de luxe rubber
faced paddle set and rules. SOS
TIRES. one new 7.5ox2o,1o ply. on,
recap. 7;50x2O.1o. call WA. 9463
grip, hobbies. super balloon. excel
for winter use. run very few mil.
Ike new. both for S35. WI s59s
TOILETS AND TANKS
New. close coupled; special this week
S21.95. ACE WRECKING g. BUILD.
ING MATERIAL CO.. LU. 4-o500.
%
Evening star., 1951-11-04

43S 1th Sc. S.w.
TANTALUs. Old English decanter set,
n n. H'sl oak sssasse; sase; 3 : deeanters' secret
raKssErSsSSs aaTassF SSSs NV Wo droa 944s s;otn cov,
TELEviSIoN, T0-inch Hailicrafters,
nah. nah. .ttoI, tbis NED, with matching
sSs sa6 sS0Is ncludne TSEa1F yess
TEIEVIsifoN sETsWUsea, saAS all brands.
all sizes, everyone guaranteed. Store
wide clearance. Open ewes. til 8.
coy easy ,si terms N,cbRi2 R1YAl AZ APPLIANCE i e
TELEvISION TWIN LEAD-300 ohm.
rolls; hurry, limited quantity for
rETRyisEEoN. fasR fisEelS Admaa sGm 9z Stsf Sn good
rEIEvTsioiNS,' gov RcA. TON 9o-in. table
model: best offer. Call WA. 1856.
TELEvIsION. 1850 Admiral console
new condition; sacrifice. WO. 097S.
TELEVISION, 10" Motorola table
model; $50. Works good. LA. 6-6S2l.
condition, $40; Washing i machine a
good condition. S25. JE. 3-l766.
TELEvISION, RCA combination.
brand new, latest model, never used:
cost S495; sacrifice. S325 cash. IA.
1o-in. Philco, with in
side antenna; perfect condition; S75.
ii. VISION 1850 Emerson console.
model 654; $50. Call TO. 5034.
RCA, 20-in. screen.
console. with storage space. on cas-
terS. Used 3 mos Sac OW SSRH
Evening star., 1951-11-04

BEDROOM, ETC. CALL TILL 9 PM
FURNITURE BOUGHT
OR. 6677. ABBOTT & LANDoN.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
CLEARANCE SALE
NEW BROADLOOM
RUGS
BELOW WHOLESALE COST

RUG AND PAD, 9x12, green; must
sell Immediately; $50. UN. 7243,
SAFE, Protectall, new 23xl7x20,
sos. so; strongbox.. $21.5O. Today.
CO. 1926; week, 1112 14th st. NV.
SAFE, Mosler, 8 IT. tall; excel. cond.
priced ridiculously low. $50 Eastern
SAFE, s GU. IT. content. Equipped
with misc. filing compartments. C. A.
LEPPERT 914 Eye st. NV.
SANDING MACHINE, Sterling electric
Good condition. WO. 1928.
taSis $i5p Topeoat sizs s'n sb
overcoat. size A. $40. VI. 1886.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
ANTIOUES WANTED

sILvERwARE ANY CONDITION
% brac LINN B. MiIestones ssMafe North ard oflS os0o
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1893 Wis. ave.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
tions. coins. gold, silver, worries.
HOBBY SHOP. 1918 wis MI. 1879
BABY GRAND or spinet piano, needed
by musician; no wall space for up
right; appearance unimportant; can
pay little; no dealer. WI. 679S.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia 2937; after z pm, GE. 1916.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT

1859 nationally advertised refriger-
ators at close-out prices. Open
evenings till 8. Ii. 3-90S2
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO.,
10th and H StS ne 10
Evening star., 1951-11-04
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

22 BOLT ACTION. Box 24-A. Star
Evening star., 1951-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ITYPEWRITERS-Recond Underwood
sR s1is Essl2Gi i2sh st. t0nas nS iG 81. aSsS 1879
iTYPEWRTTERs, rented and repaired
Also new and used machines for sale
IFALLS CHURCH STATIONERY CO
1S6 So. Wash. Falls Church. Va.
Phone JE. 3-1580. -
UNIFORMS-Army ofiicer's summer
and winter, size 80. with accessories
reasonable. WO. 7440.
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux. com.
plete with attachments; 8 mos
old, best offer. Cali RA. 1884.
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux. --latest
model. complete with all cleaning
tools; half price; private 0arty. 1917
23rd st. Sc. LU. 1896.
VACUUM CLEANER. GE new). up.
right, cost. S75: sac. for $40. 2942
Legation st. NV. EN-. 67S6.
VACUUM CLEANER. Singer demon.
Strator available at reduced price
Only one. SINGER SEWING CEN.
TER, If1s, 7o2 King St. Alex'' Va, AL
VACUUM CLEANER CLEARANCE
moSsf moSyfr ia tank Eens,dax m1del 5G aOOys5
Airway Sanitizor, Universal De. Luxe
| Tanks. Rexair; all guaranteed; re-
duced to S45 each. LEAR'S, 721
| sligo aye, SH. 1868. Sun. It'll 4;
| Mon. It'll Il pm.
| VACUUM CLEANERS
Special sale. over 100. all makes;
| sacrlf1ce at Sg.95: worth S20-S30;
Tops VAcuuM sToRRs of.2ss Ii. f0s sasoS oS
VANITY
Fine walnut vanity with large plate
glass mirror, 4 roomy drawers. mod
style; priced below wholesale. $12. .95
MILLER'S
43S 9TH st. s.w.>
Evening star., 1951-11-04

BROOD SOW AND 6 PIGS
8 WKS. OLD. FA. 4037.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
TABLES
MILLER'S

Your choice of 3 styles of fine maple
end tables. beautifully made. Only
ca OK
Evening star., 1951-11-04
TENDLER's PAWNBRoKERs

e13 D st. NV. RE. 3522
ROASTER, Westinghouse. electric. on
storage stand; set of crystal stem
ware; Nubian mahog. cocktail table;
students desk, misc. sterling silver
pieces. 10. 4-7359. a
RUG. 9xl5. GulliStan. Also 11x3
runner. Best offer. Call UN. 1929.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silyerware. iewelrJ
and Chinese art objects. Any guam.
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CH. 1888;
Evening star., 1951-11-04
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

WOOD H90! per per cord, delivered; ,.tl .ftilrepl;,
reasonable at mill. AT. 1908.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

FOR SALE. 4 tubular steel COW stan.
chions. with fittings. Elmwood 3577
STARK BROS. 331 18th st. ne
Fruit trees. shrubs; plant now, gair
year. JOHN A. CREEI., FIR. 067S
Evening star., 1951-11-04

New. close-coupled; special this week
ING MATERIAL CO., LU. 4-05O0.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
43N 1th St. S.N

Fine walnut vanity with large plate
glass mirror, 4 roomy drawers. mod
style; priced below wholesale. S12.9
MILLER'S
Evening star., 1951-11-04

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china, glass.
ware. oriental art objects. jewelry
rugs. sliverware, paintings, por.
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
Evening star., 1951-11-04
VACUUM CLEANERS
VANITY

Special sale. over 100. all makes;
sacrifice at Sg.95: worth S20-S $50;
guaranteed Try before you buy
TOPS VACUUM STORES LII 3-2200
Evening star., 1951-11-04

TV AND REFGR. in every room;
single, S10-S14; double or triple,
Sl5-S2l. 2147 NV. Elk. O653,
GEORGIA AND ALLISON N.W.-Lge.
front room, mr.. bath, for cple.; baby
welcome; kit. privileges. GE. $685..
Evening star., 1951-11-04

APPLYING EQUIPMENT, tubes,
cable, microphones. etc. Also wire
and tape recorders. Top cash price.
CO. 1909 anytime.
reg, offlce equip, any kind; top price,
D1. 1879; CO. 1926 eyes,, Sundays,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
WANTED

RIDE to downtown district by 8l5
a. m. daily from vicinity of East
200th st. Phone KE. 1-5402
WILL the. kind lady and gentleman
who assisted Mrs. Emma Kiss after
her injury in an east bound Euclid
Express, CTS bus near the Arena,
about 8 o. m. December 20, 1850,
please contact attorney Raymond S.
Bieber at CHI. 1-0544 week days.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
HELP WANTED

HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, white
working parents, pleasant home, good
salary. RE. 1854.
WOMAN for general housework. one
day every two weeks, for small new
home. no children. w. 1-0633.
YOUNG woman for clerk. Son Drv
Cleaners. 406 East 156th st.
MAN wanted part-time model and
hobby department. Saylers Service,
788 East 185th ST.
forms; IL 30 a. m. to 8 D. M no sun
days or holidays The Village Res
taurant. 20485 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
HELP WANTED

AMBITIOUS housewives to demon
strate Hi Grade Plastics for Marbro
Products; we guarantee delivery: no
experience necessary; we train you:
highest commission, car essential.
Call for full details. CE. 1-0329 KE.
l7347 GIL. 1-1725.
GIRL for office trainee, typing essen
tial, 5i2 day week, excellent work
ing conditions, salary. good future.
Ralph Stewart Buick Co. 1876 Shaw
ave. St. Clair at East 125th st.
ALL around girl for kitchen work
hourly rate: personal interview. 9
a. m. to noon only. 1853 Lakeview
rd.. between st. Clair and Superior.
GIRL for general office work. in small
office: typing. billing and filing 1340
East 222nd st. KE. 1-1716.
RECEPTIONIST, single. 1890 neat ap-
pearing. doctors office, daily and
two evenings. w. 1-2084.
WOMAN TO clean, one day every other
week, Thursday or Friday. Euclid
RE. 1887.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
HELP WANTED

RELIABLE woman for part time
housework, 5 days week. Call after
S. PO. 1-5709.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
new BOOKS
AT LIBRARY
NoN-FIcTioN


Return to Paradise, James A.
Michener
A Soldiers Story. Omar N.
Bradley.
Once Around the Sun, Brooks
Atkinson. itsnsr
The China Story, Freda Utley.
The Eyes of Discovery, John
Bakeless.
I'm sure we've met Before,
Max Miller.
White Man Returns, Agnes n.
Keith.
Man Gets Around, John Nc
Nulty.
Tale of a Foolish Farmer.
George Sessions Perry.
JUVENILE
Kay Everett Calls c. @. Am
ella Lobsenz.
Americans Before Col@nbus,
Elizabeth c. Baity.
Strong Wings, Mabel Louise
Robinson.
Luck of the Irish, Ruth Adams
Knight.
Hurricanes Secret, Richard
Watkins.
Mystery of the King Turtle, AL
an Gregg
Little Black sambo, Helen Ban
herman.
Little Brown Bear, Elizabeth
Upham.
Little Brown Monkey. Elizabeth
Upham.
Five Little Rabbits, Bill and
Bernard Martin.
Wild Horse Roundup. Bill and
Bernard Martin.
The Wonderful Dog Show,
Katherine Mace.
Alice in Wonderland, Lewis
Carroll.
Little Appaloosa, Berta Haden.
Nine Lives, Edward Fenton
FICTION
Fruit in His Season, Helen Corse
Barney.
The Iron Mistress, Paul I. Well
man.
Lucy Carmichael, Margaret
Kennedy.
Oh the Brave Music. Dorothy
E. Smith.
The Cruel Sea, Nicholas Mon
sarrat.
Lady Beware, Peter Cheyney.
Dark Dream, Robert Martin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14

Chas. Lutz and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Klever and family,
Mrs. Bill Porter, Mrs. Frances
Womacks and Dotty, Mrs. Mill
ton Justice and daughters. and
Mrs. Rhoda Butler.
Baker of West Liberty, Muky
Columbus spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Theobald and
family.
Those from the community at
tending dedication service Of the
congregational Christian Church
in South Vienna on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Rowand, Mrs.
Pearl Gordin, Mrs. Walter Brook,
Mrs. Martha Farley, Mrs. Cora
Baughn and Conrad Butcher.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson
and sons spent several weeks vis-
it with relatives in Buffalo N. Y.
They are now residing in Brad
enton Florida.
The 55th wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clnas. Lower was
observed on Sunday with FAM
lily dinner in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Weldon Fast. Attend
ing We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Sesslar and family, jamestown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lower, Day
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Coler
South Charleston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Oberg, Mrs. Crete Wiler, Mrs.
Mary Coler and Emmett, Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Lower and family
all of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Banion and family, Mrs.
Mae Shanteau, Miss Edna Low
or, Miss Jacqueline Lower, Mr..
Donald Nearsh, and Mr.. Stanley
Marsh and Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Murry and
family We're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Garner and fam
lily at Wilmington.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Cleta
Clawson and family were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lantz, Mr., and Mrs.
Jim Anderson and Gene, Mrs.
Emma Cox Of Urbana, Miss Betty
Derry of Springfield, Mrs. Molly
Boxer of West Liberty, Muky
Brady and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Clawson and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
COP Chairwomen
Meet Sept. IL.

Chairwomen from Ohio's SO
counties will meet for an all day
fall meeting in the Neil House
in Columbus on Monday, Sept IL,
according to an announcement
made by the Republican State
Vice Chairman Florence G. Morris
of Toledo.
The women members of the
Ohio General Assembly will have
the spotlight turned on them in
the morning session when Miss
Esther Hardy of Sandusky Coun-
ty, Mrs. Ruth Mayne of Montgom-
cry County, Mrs. Opal j. Mundy
of Lucas County and Mrs. Lor-
eta c. Woods of Scloto County
give brief talks.
The highlight of the morning
meeting will be talk by the
only Ohio woman in Congress,
Mrs. Frances P. Bolton, Cleve-
land, representing the residents of
the 22nd Congressional District
Her subject will be Spiritual Val
ue in Modern Political Life"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14


1.-THE Glittering Shores Gather
fiie Hubbell.
Doctors are Different. Dorothy
P. Walker.
The Form Divine, Hildegared
DolSon.
Family Fortunes, Gwen Dayen-
port.
Lament for the Bride. Helen
Reilly.
Woman i'm Ambush, Rex Beach.
The case of the Fan-Dancers
Intermission, Calvin Tonkins.
The Golden Road, Peter Bourne.
Horse, Erie s. Gardner.
Twenty Great Tales of Murder,
McCloy and Halliday.
A Certain Woman, Victor Mae
Clure.
Beat the Devil, James Helvick
Doctor in Buckskin, T, ID. Al
len.
The Monarch of the Glen,
Compton Mackenzie.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
SOUTH sOL0N
BY Mrs. Ruth DiffendaI
Phone 327f

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher en-
tertained Loyal Circle Class of
the congregational Christian
church. Tuesday evening in their
home at Rome. where they recen-
tly moved. Present were MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Theobold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Simmermon. Mr.
and Mrs. Joy Gossard Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Riegel and Mrs. Cliff
ford Clemans.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett
left Monday for Walding, Ala
bama where Mr.. Bennett is a
teacher in College.
The WCTU meeting was held
on Wednesday in the home Of
Mrs. Robbie Hoffmeister. Those
present were, Mrs. Edna Ewing
Of Mt. Sterling. Mrs. G. D. Elliott
of Jeffersonville, Mrs. Frank Sex
ton. Miss Amy Henry of Sedalia,
Mrs. r. c. Tefft. Mrs. Ofpha
Pleasant, Mrs. Cora Boughn, Mrs.
c. c. Rowand, Miss Grace
Streets. Miss Anna Rowand and
Miss Lula Rowand.
Mrs. Harry Chilcott and Rox-
ann of Los Angeles California ar
rived at the house of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank DeMent Friday for
several weeks stay.
Those attending teacher traiE-
ing course at the Luthern Parish
in London Tuesday evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs, c. c. Rowand,
Mrs. II. r. Murry and Joann.
Mrs. Paul Hyer and Connie and
Miss Helen Haney.
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Rourke
and Patricia of Clarion. Pa, spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Sexton and attended the
Sexton reunion held on Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
ger Sexton and family near
Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
Allen of McConnelsville were
week end guests of Mrs. Mae
Shanteau.
Rev and Mrs. Chas. Lucas and
family have moved to Springfield.
The Golden Rule class of the
Methodist Church met on Friday
evening in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawton Brackney. Those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
jerks and Billy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Anderson and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Thurman Bentley and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Robert De-
voc and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
WINE FOR COWS

hOME-tR)-Italy has agreed
to send Switzerland 100000 liters
of wine in exchange for cattle.
The transaction, outside of the
current clearing agreement be-
tween the two countries, will
bring Italian wine producers an
average of 20 Swiss frances per
hundred liters of wine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
poWRiEs

kHARIOUM, Angelo Egyptian
Suden-tPp-The official Sudan
Monthly Record reports that the
high price demanded as bridal
dowry is causing serious difficult
ties in remote Equatoria province,
just north of the African equator.
The record says two tribel
councils recently discussed ''the
high rate of bride price with the
consequent tendency to hire tenn
porarily rather than buy for per-
manence."
Evening star., 1951-11-27
PouIos Rejoins Squad
As 81. John S Drills
For Eastern Game

Undefeated St. Johns and East
ern High will continue drills to-
day md tomorrow in preparation
for their football battle Friday
night in Griffith Stadium.
The Johnnies. Catholic League
champions. will be at full strength
when they attempt to reverse q
60 loss to Eastern, interhigh
titlist, in last years game. Nick
Poulos, who missed the Gonzaga
game. the Johnnies' final regular
season contest. has returned to
the squad. Poulos has recovered
from a mild attack Of pneumonia
which sidelined him for 10 days
Eastern still does not know
whether it will have the services
OF Ralph Sita. 'itS all-high half
back. Sita suffered q slight con-
cussion against Roosevelt in the
interhigh championship game last
Friday night. In the meantime
Sonny Wise, Eddie Shafner and
Frank Monaghan, the backfield
which clicked so well.
even without Sita. in beating
21-0, have been run
ming well in practice.
Art Guepe. University Of Vir-
ginia coach. and Joe Palumbo,
Cavaliers captain, visited the
Eastern practice yesterday and
gave the Ramblers some pointers
Evening star., 1951-11-27
Back Rival
Boxers, Draw Bans
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27.-Two
Philadelphia boxing managers are
under indefinite suspension today
for actions Commissioner John
OK DaGrosa of the Pennsyl-
vania Athletic Commission de-
scribed as detrimental to box
ing"
The two managers. Pete Pan
cello and Ralph Lundy, also were
fined S100 and $3.50, respectively
by DaGrosa yesterday.
DaGrosa said Pancello ano
Lundy worked both corners of the
ring involving a fighter in which
both have an interest.
The bout was between Jay An
derson and Art Tillman October
26 at Reading. Pa. Pancello anc
Lundy are co-managers of Ander.
son.
DaGrosa said an inveStiga ,ior
disclosed Pancello seconded An.
.derson in the Reading match anc
ILundy worked in Tillman's corner
fTillman was knocked out in tn,
first round.
The commissioner said the in
ivestigation indicated that Pan.
cello and Lundy, who managed
number of fighters together, hat
done the same thing several time
in the past eight months.
Pancello holds the contract o
frankie Sodano, promising feath
erweight, without Lundy's part
nership.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
Dick Saviti and Sedgman
p-Seeded in Tourney
~ The Associated Pres.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov.
27.-Dick Savitt of East Orange.
NJ. j., is the top seeded foreign
entry in the Victorian tennis
championships which gets under
way OH the Kooyong courts Thurs
day.
Vic Seixas Philadelphia winner
OF the recent New South Wales
tournament. was seeded second.
Rounding out the foreign seedlings
in order were Lennart Bergelin.
Sweden: Tony Trabert, Cincin-
natl; Ted Schroeder, La Cres-
centa, Calf; Sven Davidson,
Sweden; TorSten Johansson.
Sweden, and Hamilton Richard
son, Baton Rouge. La.
Frank Sedgman, Austrslia's No.
l player. headed the domestic
seedlings. Ranked behind Sedgman
were Ken McGregor. Mervyn Rose.
Lewis Hoad, Ken Rosewall, Ian
Ayre. Don Candy and George
Worthington.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
U.S.-Canadian Rivalry
In Pro Golf Proposed
By tho Asseeistsd Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-An inter-
national golf series between the
United States and Canada is being
discussed at the annual conven-
ton Of the Professional Golfers
Association Of America.
The rivalry. patterned after the
British United States Ryder Cup
matches, but on q four-ball basis
rather than a two-ball Scotch
foursome. was proposed yesterday
by John J. Hopkins Of New York
and Montreal.
His offer was presented by Ken
Murray. Canadian PGA president.
Hopkins is an honorary director
of the Canadian PGA. He Is pres
ident of Electric Boat Co., which
recently was awarded \ Govern
ment contract to build an atomic
submarine.
Hopkins offered to give each
member Of the two teams $500
for each annual match and pro-
vide transportation to the site OF
the tournament. He offered tC
underwrite these costs for three
consecutive years.
Each team would be made uI
of 10 players. Hopkins said Canada
would reserve the right to draft
players from anywhere in the
British Empire.
The purpose Of the series. Hop
kins said. would be to further
good fellowship, better under.
standing and high-level sporting
relationships between Canada anc
the United States"
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CasteIIani 0utpoints
Moore, Eyes Robinson
sy the Associated Press

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. PA
26-year-old former Marine with
dancing feet and a talented left
hand is looking for a chance to-
cay to jab the middleweight box
ing crown off Sugar Ray Robin
sons head.
Rocky Castellani. from nearby
Luzerne. Pa, showed skill along
those lines last night when he
waltzed to a unanimous decision
over highly regarded Terry Moore
of Baltimore. The victor weighed
1874, his opponent 1912.
Castellani had a chance at the
big time two years ago. but hair
breadth losses to Charley Fusari
and Kid Gavilan robbed him of
the opportunity.
Hes ready right now for any
one in the world at his weight.
Trainer Ray Arcel said after last
nights bout.
And Arcel should know because
he was in Gavilan's and Fusari's
corners the nights they edged
Rocky in Madison Square Garden.
Arcel would like to see Rocky
paired with Rocky Graziano, then
get a shot at Sugar Ray.
Some $500 fans saw last nights
show.