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Evening star., 1952-03-12
By the Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar
1.-THE all-time New York Yam
kee team was down in black and
white today as the result of a
poll of 48 New York writers who
were covering baseball prior to
1880.
There were three unanimous
choices-Babe Ruth, Joe DiMag-
gio and Bill Dickey. @
The 1927 club that won the
American League pennant by 19
games and annihilated Pittsburgh
in four straight World Series
games, was named the best YAM
kee team by IS votes. Two votes
went to the 1887 club and one to
the 1923 team.
Results Of the ba1loting were
announced as the club headed
into its 50th season. A dinner
tonight at Tampa will commemo-
rate the date the Yanks were
voted into the American League,
March IL. 1908, at the old Fifth
Avenue Hotel in New York.
Gehrig Gets 46 Votes.
Lou Gehrig almost Joined Ruth.
DiMaggio and Dickey as unani-
nous choices. However, two votes
went to Hal Chase, a 1905-14
Yank, for the first base job.
Gehrig got the other 46 ballots.
Here's the team. including re-
lief pitcher and utility infielder:
Right = handed pitcher - Red
Ruffing d930-46).
Left handed pitcher (tie)-
Herb Pennock (1923-33) and
Lefty Gomez (1930-42).
Catcher-Bill Dickey (1928-46). /.
First base-Lou Gehrig 1929
39.
Second base - Tony Lazzeri
(1926-3D.
Shortstop-Phil Rizzuto 1941-
y.
Third base-Red Rolfe (1931-
42).
Outfield-Babe Ruth (1920-34);
Joe Dimaggio G936-5D, and Bob
Meusel (1920-29.
Utility infielder - Frank Cro-
Setti t1932-48).
Relief pitcher-Johnny Murphy
(1932-46).
Gomez and Pennock finished in
a PAPA tie for Southpaw honors
although "El Goof" also received
a vote as a relief pitcher. Both
distinguished themselves by never
losing a World Series game,
Gomez with a 60 record and
Pennock with SO.
Ruffing was we'll in front of the
field of six righthanders receiving
votes. Red topped Waite Hoyt,
28-11. Jack Chesbro had 4. Vic
Raschi and Bob Shawkey 2 each
and Spud Chandler vote.
Pages Low Vote Surprises.
Murphy rolled up IS points as
the bullpen ace to II for Wiley
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Sports Writers Pick
West Virginia Coach
For Annual Award
BY the Associoted Press

GREENSBORO, N. c., Mar. IL
Robert CRed) Brown of West
Virginia University is the recipient
OF the first annual Gerry Gerard
award as Southern Conference
basketball Coach of the Year as
selected by the Southern Confer
er1ce Sports Writer'S Association
Browns Mountaineers were the
No. / team in the regular season
conference standings, but lost q
9O-8S thriller to Duke in the tour
nament semif1nals. His team
ranked No. 8 in the final national
basketball standings of the Asso-
cited Press.
OF the so votes cast by members
OF the writer's association, Brown
received 81. Others receiving
votes were Harold Bradley of Duke
with Is. Everett Case of North
Carolina State with 9, and Lyles
Alley of Furman with z.
Brown will receive a PLAQUE
during the NCAA playoffs at Ra-
leigh March 21-22. Making the
presentation will be Miss Jean
Gerard, daughter of the late Duke
University basketball coach after
whom the award is named.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Princeton Can Take
Title in Ivy League
BY Winning Tonight
BY the Associated Press

PRINCETON. N. j.. Mar. a.
Princeton. conceded only an out
side chance before the season
started, can win the Ivy League
basketball championship-and an
automatic berth in the NCAA
eliminations-by beating Colum-
bia tonight.
The Tigers were assured at
least a tie for the title when Yale
upset Pennsylvania in New Haven
last night, 91-64. Should the
Tigers lose tonight they will get
another chance by beating Penn
on Saturday.
However, should Princeton lose
both games and Cornell beats
Dartmouth on Saturday, the
league will finish in q triple tie
involving Princeton. Penn, anC
Cornell.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
LITTLE SPORT
Conodion Horses Will Lend
International Touch to Laurel

Major Factor. 1851 winner OF
the Kings Plate at the Woodbine
track in Toronto. is one of a string
|of eight horses owned by E. p
Taylor Of Canada scheduled to
run during Laurel's 33-day spring
meeting opening March %.
The stable is trained by the
veteran Charles w. Shaw. jr,, who
also is in charge of the Cedar
Farm horses owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bromley. This latter
group includes Halter.
Laurel officials, who have re-
fused to give stable space to some
half mile" campaigners in hope
Iof attracting a better class OF
horses. anticipate an 'interna-
Itional" flavor for the meeting
through the Taylor horses. The
long meeting. which embraces
Bowie's spring session, is expected
to be a proving ground for the
theory that longer meetings anC
Evening star., 1952-03-12
leslie Of Notre Dome
On College Stor Team
BY the Associated Pres.

CHICAGO. Mar. 12.--Leroy
Leslie, Notre Danes all-time high
basketball scorer. is the FIRST play.
er named to the 1852 collegiate
squad which will oppose the Har.
lem Glohetrotters in q coast-to-
coast series.
The series will run March 30
through April Is. Nine or 10 more
top senior collegians will be chosen
for the squad.
Leslie. 6-3 forward from Johns
town. Pa, totalei 367 points for
the season and 973 for his three
year varsity career. Both are
Notre Dame records.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Dresser Publicly Thanks
Robinson for Support
By the Associated Press

- MIAMI, Mar. 12.-Charlie Dres.
sen, Brooklyn Dodger manager
yesterday publicly thanked Jackie
Robinson for coming to his de.
fense last fall when Birdie Teb-
belts, Cleveland catcher, said in
q speech that "all baseball was
roofing for the Dodgers to lose be-
cause of Dressen's shabby treat
ment of Erv Palica."
At the time. Robinson said that
Tebbetts didn't know what he was
talking about and that the Dodg-
ers were behind Dresser in every
thing. including his handling Of
Palica.
"You have nothing to be
ashamed Of" Dresser told the
Dodgers In an hour-long meeting
yesterday. you are still the best
club in the league. The 81 things
that happened to us in the last
month could have happened to
any one. You cannot put the
finger on any one thing. We were
just unlucky."
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Virginia and Richmond
TO Renew Grid Relations
by the Asseeiused Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar
12-The University of Richmond
will return to the University oi
Virginia's 1852 football schedule
according to Virginia's schedule
released by Athletic Director Gus
Tebell. It will be the first time
the two teams have met since
1947. Richmond will meet the
Cavaliers in Scott Stadium here
November Is.
The game completes q ten.
game schedule for Virginia.
The schedule:
september ~. Vanderbilt. here; octo.
MTasSsinstoR; ToSacee RovlY: here; Is M Richm0nt
coming; November 1, South Carolina
in IN mo, Norfolk Oyster gowD: g; North
here; 22, Washington and Lee. here; 90
william and Mary, in Richmond or Will
LamShurg.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Air Force and Y CUNTS
Go to Tourney Final

The Y All-Stars and the lO09th
Air Force will play tomorrow night
for the YMCA basketball title
after semifinal victories yesterday.
The Y All-Stars beat the Dis
trict Fire Department, 42-39, and
the Air Force team defeated Bu-
reau Of Census, 41-22.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Robinson Hi in Wallet
|As " Plans for Olson
Fight Are Dropped
by The A..oeiuted Pres.

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. H.
The Sugar Ray Robinson Carl
Olson middleweight title fight to-
morrow night will be strictly fol-
the paying customers and the
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
There will be no television, nc
radio. no movies.
This development apparently is
due to lack of air time for q
sponsor. So the 15-round main
event viii 60 on at 1880 pm,
EST.
Promoter William p. Kyne pre-
dicted q gate Of $4,000 for this
three-times postponed brawl.
Robinson Gets Expenses.
Robinson. who was to receive
40 per cent Of any TV payoff. finds
himself defending his champion
ship for exactly 81: his purse goes
to the cancer fund. However, he
drew $500 expense money-to
pay for his extensive retinue OF
manager. trainer, private barber
valet, two secretaries, doctor and
his own and the doctors wives.
He spent a busy day yesterday
making several personal appear
ances and limbering up in the
Afternoon. Since he hit town he
has spared only Is rounds. But
|no one was concerned about his
condition.
"He's ready" said Manager
George Gainford. ''If he has to &C
the full Is he's in shape for that
ltoo."
This afternoon. Robinson goes
to Golden Gate Fields race track
to crown the winner of the open
ing days co-featured Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund purse.
Olson Is at Peak.
Olson. on the other hand, has
been in training since November
The Honolulu slugger even fought
and won two warmup fights while
waiting for Robinson to get out
here. The scrap originally was
booked for December.
physically and mentally he:
in better shape than he ever was,
said Sid Flaherty. Olson's man.
ager.
Olson scaled 161 pounds after
Mondays workout and rested yes
terday. Flaherty said his fighter
will be at 100 or under when hi
weighs in tomorrow noon.
Robinson is expected to weigh
1853.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
|MuiIonders Extend Streok

Dotty Genau tossed in % points
to lead Mailander Florists bas-
keters to a 50-43 victory, their
ninth straight, over FBI In q
District Recreation Girls League
game last night at Jefferson
Junior High School.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Former Coust Leuquer Dies

WILLIS. Calf, Mar. IL (R.-
Peter G. Daglia, As, former Pa
Icific Coast League pitcher who
was in the majors briefly with
the White Sox in 1882, died yes
terday of a heart attack.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Hockey at q Glance

BY the Assoeiated Press
Last Nights Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 3: Detroit. Q.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver. 4: Victoria, O.
New Westminster. /; Edmonton. o.
Tonight's Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at Syracuse.
st. Louis at Providence.
Buffalo at Cincinnati.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
New Westminster at Saskatoon.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
New York at Springfleld.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Boot Race Dinner Deluyed

The Oxford Cambridge boat
race dinner, annually held here,
has been postponed from March
81 until June 6 because Of the
death Of King George vi. The
place will be announced later.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
College Basketball

NIT TOURNEY.
(Quarter-Finals.j
Dayton 6S 81 Iouis ka
Duauesne 1S 1S----- Holy Cross 6S
NAIB TOURNEY.
First RoundD
Southwest Texas 97--- Arkansas Tech "a
Lawrence Tech 81 Washburn "a
West Texas 80 West Liberty fW. Va.5 az
Eastern Illinois 1J3-- -Hurdon Is. Dak,) is
Memphis state Baltimore Univ. 80
Utah State So Clarion (Pa.) 68,
New Mexico Ann So Miss. Southern 10
Morningside S4-----------Pepperd so
OTHER GAMES.
Syracuse 7l--------------C --CAntsiuS 81
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Anocostio FocuIty Wins

Track Coach Gene Schroeder,
Chicago Bears end, tossed in rs
points to lead the Anacostia High
faculty to q 47-41 victory over the
"a" club composed of the schools
athletes, yesterday. No basketball
lettermen were allowed to play for
the "A" club. Gene Wall led the
losers with 1S ,,niY1tS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-13
Excelsior accordion
Vdlued at $l,l75; @9MM
perfect condition ....... 0VV
DAVTD'S LOAN CO.
l5207 St. Cloix Avenue

ALTO sax and clarinet by Selrner. both
good a. new, viii sacr1hos. easy
terms. 12606 Superior ave.
FRENCH doors Like new, complets. SO.
Pc. 1862.
AQUARIUMS, tropical fish, accessories,
also a 26-inch boys bike In good con-
dition with accessories. ~. 1-2SSs
after 8 p. m.
1ERFECTION stove, black and white
table top. $40; pair girls ice skates.
size 4, excellent condition. RE. 1-87l3.
ELECTRIC motors; new and used l/6.
1s, "a, 1/3, II drills; band saw; Black
and Decker line, guns, air pistols.
shot guns; Ammo archery; adding
machine; books; hobby supplies; cleo
trio trains; toys; bird cage; storm
windows; new table lamps cheap:
ice skates; religious 1ewelry; eleo-
Revere copperware; outboard motors;
imported hunting knives; coins:
stamps: curios. gifts from all over
the world; cash registers; store
scale; antiques: child's electric stove;
wheelbarrow wheels reg. S13.o0 for
$799; oil heater; darts: throwing
knives; throwing hatchets mouth
organs bow strings; Thursday, Fri
day. Saturday till 8; Sunday 9-5.
14510 ST. Clair.
FOUR new 7OOx16 tires and tubes. Call
Ii. 1-7292
LARGE electric National cash register,
can be seen at 1350l st. Clair.
SAXOPHONE, King alto. completely
reconditioned. will trade on small
piano Ii l-4294
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-13

MAN wants any kind of hauling. in
cluding rubbish; / buy scrap fur
naces and metal. Mikes Trucking.
Ii. 1-3901.
A JOB for the whole family, Five
Points area, 32x60 double store super
market, in best operating condition,
for sale or rent MU. 1-2031.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHARDON corners, Chardon and Eu-
cid, largest small business on Euclid
ave. at bus stop, near Metropolitan
Park Shrine, Postoffice, largest in
dependent ice cream volume in
Euclid, excellent family business,
long lease outside interests compels
sale. KE. 1928.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-13
HELP WANTED

ENUMERATORS, male OF female to
secure names for city directory.
Hourly rate. apply by letter, Cleve-
land Directory, 1900 Euclid ave.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HoME-In spar.
time. Also 391 business. Industrial
courses. Diploma ava. ded. Write or
ohone Tor catalog Of courses. Ics
PIANO Spns aSD s.asi AcsCoRPloN Mi fe lessons BY
private teacher: individual atten-
ton: reasonable prices. RA 6sS2.
M0DERN TRAINING in beauty cui.
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
es.ss. sEsie1Ha Sai sEAIrY AS svsSns eo
szzs szsE dxkn xia { fbECoEUHTrNRg! q UH e! l7e2 z
qours instruction. y hours weekly.
PIX iH .sEcESrIoNIsr feclf course e.sil,
CHANDLER. Hu. 1924. ST. 7aSs.
FRENCH conversation classes. all
grades, conducted by native French
woman grad. teacher. LA. 6-0S3s.
& aSme 81 dosss ssor as
lanenage expert; Call G1. 1853. 81
HOME TUToRINGSAie.. eeom., Lat,
F. Ger. Eng n;.n arisn .,hi s9sll y9S oSs elem.
POPULAR PIANO, chord system, par
ticularly interested in teaching teen
Modern, easy method; pri-
vate class. ANDERSON. 716 18th
sTiFT s.; nv;i TNPiN9: MEi fs9s Topay. o,,ek cas-,
simplified, small classes. rapid prog
ress bookkeeping. accountine
courses; positions now open PAYNE
to $60-$9O wk. INQUIRE BOYD'S
cor: G and 18th sts. NV. MA
Evening star., 1952-11-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
CHILDREN'S CARE by the day in my
home, Mon, Thurs, Fri. EX. ore

CHILDREN's CARE by the day in my
home, Mon, Thurs, Fri. EX. ol16.
COOK, white, live in: middle aged;
no laundry; local ref: permanent;
frst class only. Box 151-M. star.
COoK-G.H.w.. white. wishes after
carfare. LA. 6-924l.
COOK, white. hard. worker; fond Of
children: perm: live In; suburbs;
GENL. HousEcLE2NiSGMWWin move
isfgE, and st stovs Sal Il. 10 5-osG4. 9! ~.
huTsdoy ona chi ehdT.ny hys1y Hthsr aSt fanaay
Chevy Chase. 10. 2-7323.
G.H.W.-Colored woman. Govt. work
er; wants work at night. after. z.
GfRi. ns col. col. desires 5 mornings. g.h. W.
or baby sitting: ref. AK. S0S1..
GIRL. colored. wishes day work or
g.h:w, days. week; Elk. 5439;
GL sSloTsS red. light neas snd desrsi cs
Ludlow 4-4i3o.
work OF child care. FU. ATS.
days q week. TR. O539. "a
GIRL. colored. wants z h.w.. 5 days
week; local refs. Call TU. 0669.
GrRh msid eG!sffd esii tu vinss isss iS0 as nurse
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Mon
iI. ind 4.scsi. MsSI Isundry Or elsanins
GIRL, col, desires full:time lob fcl
employed mother: AL refs. xR
1889 ateee J nm.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HEIP-MEN AND WOMEN

ACCORDION TEACHER - Accom-
plished accordion teacher to in
struct my son at home. TU. 1852.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced operator
for Remington- Rand bookkeepins
m>chine 3 or 4 hours daily. Apply
DISTRICT FUR CLEANING CO..
"a Pierce st. NV. =
CASHIERS-Hrs.. S-4 or 4-12. State
preferred hrs. Box 377-R, Star. "a
CLERK K-TYPIST-For major oil CO.,
tipping essential: 5-day wk.; starting
salary. S320.13 per mo. Liberal
benefits. Call MR.. BERNARDO. ia,
$500. Ext. 10. .
COUPLE to manage house trailer
sales lot Must be able to sell. Serv-
ice and deliver. Prefer trailer owner
5000 Baltimore ave, Riverdale. Nd
DRUG CLERK. exper.,. must be re-
liable and capable, full or part time,
9719 Georgia ave.
FARMER AND WIFE, no children. for
light farming in nearby Maryland:
wife to do g.h.w.: must be sober
and exper.; good salary with fur
ni;hed n s4 hosss; sss4 Apply 1917 9TH st.
PREssER. apply CARROLL ANN
CLEANERS, 540S Marlboro pike,
Hillside, Md, Monday morning.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HELP DOMESTIC tcsns.,

upstairs work; recent
81 days; $50. WI. 4215. -
LADY; white or col.
ored; to live in. Small salary fol
several hours . day work. Good
home. 1917 Biltmore st. NV. -
ABLE. EXPERIENCED colored women
between 25-65. for general house.
sEm. york. ..ls laundry; u, ~. % simple s, cooking
tiful brand-new Westmoreland Hill,
hHs Maat i've En in a 99GeFn san and spDhaness ssy
during wk. on. Only experienced
willing worker. with recent D. C.
refs. need apply. OR. 039S. "a
MATURE. white Catholic woman, any
nationality, for g.h.w. in modern
apt. and companion for elderly
TTomsn: aaa live in; references REQUIRED
WHITE GIRL. between 90 and 80, to
care care for invalid child; live In. Cal
SETTLED WOMAN to live in. must
be fond Of children; Sundays Oh.
1NFELHlGENr. AFi ts52i friendly woman te
pare simple dinner; Takoma Park.
WILL sdaHh GIVE eSoD sSe anS HONS sHs' to whit,
care. housework and salary. Cal
coIoRsDp attss pWi; WokAN ka siS4sa; to Care for
ence. LU. 4-7O34.
CoLoRED GIRL 10 LIVE IN. EXP
G:H:W: AND COOK. SMALL ADULT
FAMILY. PERMANENT POSITION
GOOD PAY. Box 399-R. Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
OW. 677O or ST. 7000

ATTiCS FINISHED, dormer win
dows, porches inclosed. recreation
rooms and stairways. Commercial
or residential. New or remodeling.
No down payments, 80 months to
BsfHk6oM RaE IN i4R Rkm5pELlNG. Z NENpnlfks Ma ;
sinks, SGs.e5. 54-in.. 4-door wal
cabinets, $3.50; Formica tops; re-
pairs and alterations. Terms. JU
BRICK and repair work contractor
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL. fire
places. porches. retaining walls
concrete work; class A Jobs
.RISk RINkLpE MoRK G3; Ii. ea1SS; Sbi%nsy,. walls
steps. porches: new work or repair
ing; 1st class Workmanship. NO
BUiLDING. sni & remodelins. repairins,
MR. SRsk BaRhR sRf seps9' No. sSf
BUILDING AND REMODELING: 35
yrs. exp. All day Sunday. WA. 02.2u
after 6 pm; weskdays;;, -.
FHA FaisiDfRGlES REED coNTRAcTISa co;
BUILDING REMODELING. 80 years
exper; contact for loan .furn. Call
JE. 4-3725 Sat- Sun. and evenings,
on weekdays: Va. only
BUILDING AND REMODEL1NG-
Years Of experience. OIL. 275o. ewes
and all day Sunday. y
CARPENTRY-Porch garage. re-
pairs. partitions. plaster: white me-
charics. JACK SPARKES, HO. S439.
CABTNETMAKER. repairs. refinishing
shelving, recr. rms, partitions, etc
lob or by hr Any time. TU. 039l
Evening star., 1952-11-02
NsTRUc coURsEs tcensI lREPAIRs AND SERVICE tcent,

CEMENT WALKS. steps. floors, etc.
large. small; white mechanics. jACE
SPARKES. Hobart S439.
CEMENT REPAIRING, no lob TOT
small. Cinder block walls and bricl
walls. Call HU. 4477.
ClOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electricall,
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 1888 any day
snv night.
grading. top soil. As
eaSl. eMsTRfIoN HRa sEnsSste d5iveTays way sASa AT
FA. 1890
FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; al
Dosts in concrete. Immediate erec.
ion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
II: 4-45SS: evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN tceas., !,

RESIDENT MANAGER. colored. ir
exchange for service, well-appointet
) rms. kit, bath apt; experience
not necessary; must have good edu-
cational and cultural background
Prefer retired married couple OF
woman with income. Call VEIN
BURG & BUSH. Ma. $500. between
IL and 3. %
RESIDENT MGR.-Call FIR. 1888 Sun
or TR. 1882 Mon. Part payment of
rent in exchange for services.
YOUNG LADY OR MAN, must bs
thoroughly experienced, to. phone de-
linduent. accounts. Starting salary
$50. Apply REGAL CLOTHING CO.
I'll 18th st. NV. 30
FREE-Two-rm. furn. apt. and board
In Kensington: white cple., nc
children; man empl. In return. wife
do 9Th W.. cook and be companion
for my wife. LO. 4-7972 after 8
M
Evening star., 1952-11-02
MlscEL. FOR SALE ,een..,
ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS' ITEMS

AND DECORATORS' ITEMS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Statue s..9d. 9t the So,, thinker .hes trying
$3.50 (campaign buttons thrown
IND; large bristol vase. So; cran-
berry vase, $3.50; satin glass vase.
$3.50; Venetian vase, $3.50; Nall
sea vase. S5; lamps. 81; cruets;. 81:
81; wines, SOC: colored glass Of
every description. SOC up; picture
frames. SOC up; tall chest, SIS;
rockers. $3.50 up: cotblers' benches.
$10-$35: marble-top washstands.
$15-S35; mt, tables. S15; mt.
ss s15 SasSstanas ssss ssS 'ssI5S sss5 SS sss
asst doll parts. So; other bargains.
HfNDs, 6o5 9th st. NV. DI. 976l.
p. S. Watch for our Armistice Day
sale beginning next sunday.
AQUARIUM, s-gal. capacity; light at.
tachment. Bargain. OIL. 1928. -
A9UARIA, 20, 10, 10. 8 sal: SIS;
s5sass. ssHaRsisi etc . Cheap Also f''h' 'E'
mattress. sheets. OR. 5556.
baby BAssINETTE. with mattress,
BABY BiUGGY.. .; H'c;oIiispssible, $40:
Sssslsst Sssss1lsst 81 1slsnss slsgpsn. 'fsEs S. e:
BABY BAlBBY3''c CARRIAGE, Hedstrom, with
pad; upholstered high chair. stroller
RxRS KIN hGTs SSSR,ATE vi; Is7s. psT matt stroll.
Ter, car bed. SIS ali; fireplace screen.
BABY CARRfAGE (Boodle Bussyl.
Kant-Wet mattress. $50: folding bed.
innersDrias asp' mattress $50; ga rug sSlS
BABY M sAess CARRIAGE % and i hish chair.
sgooS conSd;; SS,s $1S II for both; sc; il65.
BaBT NOS cSsRrsSE, Ali AZ }A Easlss sslss Coach:
S3s3, WI. 1885. -
BABY CARRIAGE-sTRoLLER, Collier.
gray. perfect cond.; ogden st. NV:
BABY siSi "a cAiRkffAGE, RskHffAE Hedstrom twin
size in excel. condition. $40. Call
BABY CARRIAGE, twin. Hedstrom:
eszo exessl; condition; will deliver. Lu.
BABY CRIB. beautiful. excel, cond.,
%s Sost STss oyss $50. sell for $50. Call
BABY CRIB and mattress, intermedi-
| dte S.1e; sooo cono' anu cieah' olo'
BaBYS aAi S-sas eRIB, i! Kron. Adiustomstic.
complete like new; $3.50. Also
youth chair. CO. 3746.
BABY CRIB, Storkline, maple: good
eond;; also youth bed; reasonable.
BABY CRIBS. floor samples, / at
SIS, Q at SIS. 8 at S25: values to
s.a,5SG $54,5o; ! IFSelda., .,Rola, M Ct $40, 2 2
and 3 innerspring crib mattresses
o 81 81 oeT es' sSs Ssk play Thasef asss ehiH: H.
S2s: l 5-drawer unfinished chest.
S13; l 3-drawer chest, $40; crib.
adj, spring. 2 drop sides. plastic
teething rails and one, 5-drawer
hs5dy haEdwood chest S,,,pbs beth pieces: se5,,
35f6 off list price. on sale Mon
will deliver sets only. Everything
SIS cash and SasFy ~ Gsda
I'd: and Cedar st. NV.
BABY CRIBS-Sale of Storkline and
Kroll. cribs; floor models also at
greatly reduced prices; NATIONAL
opp. Ambassador Theater. ., open
BABY As9 TGsNITuREMatehin MfS TT5 eyes S crib,
Monday. GE. $3.50,
BABY FURN.: Full size crib and
mattress, 1880: play pen, SS;
stroller. S1.50: high chair. $3.50:
good cond. SH. 4526.
BAND a y saw s:n zos7 ST trade for circular
EAR BELLS-One complete set Of
York bar bells. GE. 2496. "A
BAR-BELL, new Weider. comb. dumb.
bell set; cost SCI, sell Sill. WO.
BASINS. SINKS. BATHTUBs. built
in; S25 New or used. BLOCKS.
2056 NJ st. NV. NO. 1903.
BATHTUBS. new. used built-in legs:
sinks. basins. toilets. PEERLESS
| SALES CO. 2237 Ga ave-. DE. 1866.