davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-02-14
c. @. SLOAN . CO., NC.
Ancfioneers.AuD

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
H!Qgss,ETAoIND. FURNITURE AND
Beautiful Cream Enamel and Green
Dining Room Group, decorated In
color with fruits and flowers, con-
siSting Of large oval extension table,
long sideboard and side table all
with glass tops, 12 cane seat and
back dining chairs with loose
cushions, Including 4 armchairs also
q separate folding leg banquet table
all matching. flne Chickering Baby
Grand Piano in excellent condition,
Mahogany Governor Winthrop Desk,
Sheraton inlaid desks and chests OF
drawers. Walnut dining room suite,
Beautiful French oval gflt-frame
mirror. Leather-upholstere wing
arm chair. Upholstered studio bed
and davenport. Upholstered chairs,
sets Of fne porcelain service and
dinner plates. ANTIQUE China and
Glassware. Drop-head Singer Sew
ing Machines. Single and double
beds, springs and mattresses. White
marble bust and pedestal. Paintings,
At pusL1c AUCTION
AT 81 ANS
us 18th STREET, NV.
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 18th AT 10 AM.
c. @. Sloan & Co., Inc. Auctioneers.
Terms: Cash. Established 1891.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Maryland 5 WresiIers
Defeat Johns Hopkins

Maryland wrestlers scored fou1
falls, one in 80 seconds, as they
defeated Johns Hopkins, 31-3. last
night at College Park.
The quickie was registered by
123-pound Bob Raver, who threw
Jim Wotell without too much
trouble.
Bill Potter scored Hopkins only
points In getting q decision over
Matt Flynn In the 130-pound
class. Summaries.
123 pounds-Boh Raver (Md.) pinnet
Jim Wotell .t32 seconds.
l30 pounds-Biu Potter (JH) dec. Mat
is7 ,pounds-Rod Norris tMdo dec
l47 pounds-Alex Papayasiliou tAd.l
1877 pounds-Dick Norair (Md.) pinnet
Jack Opconnor 1850. -
1T. pounds-Jack ghanahan md
Heayyweight-Cli6 :. Matthews IND.
pinned Bernie Yallandingham t3:25 sec,
ond rounO.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
By The As.eeiaisd rness

CHICAGO, Feb. IA. Nate Lewis.
last Of the old-time ! pioneering
light managers. today notched an
other birthday. But there was no
observance, no celebration on this
st. Valentines Day.
Friends guessed that he was n.
Lewis, fiat broke. is q paralytic.
He cannot talk or move o muscle.
except 10 wriggle fingers on his
left hand. He lies motionless In
bed in a private, convalescent
home. His only diversion is
watching boxing on television. He
was first stricken In Miami Beach,
Fla, four years ago.
Charitable friends periodically
contribute to q fund that keeps
Lewis in the home. It costs 500
"a week to do that.
Lewis has seem other pioneers
in boxing 60 over the hill ahead
|of him. These include such ring
characters as Leo Flynn, Billy
Gibson. Tom Jones, Tex Rickard,
among others.
Lewis first hit the fstic Jack
pot 40-odd years ago when he
|maneuvered Chicago's Kid Her
man. the original. into o match
with Joe Cans for the worlds
lightweight championship at To-
|nopah. New.
Since those pioneering days he
managed a flock of notable ring
men including Charley White,
George Knockout" Brown, Pal
Moore, Joe. Burman, Leo Kodak,
Sailor Friedman, Jimmy Travers,
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Annapolis Boat sSpuri
Takes Second Place
In Race 10 Bahamas
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

NASSAU. Bahamas, Feb. IA
The last Of 10 yachts competing
In the 184-mile Miami to Nassau
race neared this island resort to-
day.
The 72-foot yawl Escapade,
owned by Wendell Anderson of
Detroit, was first across the fin
ish line at 8:21.17 last night. It
was followed half an hour later
by Caribbee. 58-foot yawl owned
by Carleton Mitchell of Annap-
oils.
Doris III, a 6S-foot cutter owned
by Baxter Still Of Boston, was
third across the finish line at
e:32.41 pm.
Caribbee had an elapsed time
Of 32:55.50 and a corrected time
OF 30:30.03 and was unoficially
declared the winner on corrected
time.
Ticonderoga, 72-foot ketch
owned by John Hertz, jr., of New
York. was second behind Escapade
when the fleet was Is miles from
Nassau. with Caribbee third.
1t was then that Caribbee
poured 1t on to gain second place.
T1conderoga crossed the finish
line at 10:25.07 pm. for fourth
position in elapsed time.
The others were strung out for
miles after the slowest start in
the history Of the event.
At 6 pm. Grey Gull II, 36-foot
schooner owned by Ruth Binns of
Middletown. N. Y, was trailing
the others about 10 miles north
east Of Great Stirrup Cay or
about "a miles from the finish line.
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finish winner in the New York
'AC $50; Ray Wheeler, of villa
nova, a consistent scorer; Bill Con-
rardy, Chicago CYO star. and Bob
Chambers, 1948 Olympic squad
member now with the Navy
Olympians.
Joyce of Georgetown. who was
withdrawn so he could strengthen
the two-mile relay team, has the
seasons fastest time in this event,
2:14.3 in the Boston AA meet.
Wilt to Get Competition.
Even without Gehrmann to
bother him. Wilt will have COM
petition in the mile. The rest Of
the seasons top milers will be
running. including Warren Druet-
zler, the NCAA champion; Fred
Dwyer of Villanova, the IC4A
champion: Gene Haynes, Navy
Qlympian; Walt Molineux of
Brown, heptagonal champion;
John Joe Barry of Villanova. 1850
winner; Toby Maxwell of Prince
ton and George Thompson of the
New York A.C.
Among the numerous other
events attracting attention on the
Saturday night card are the pole
vault. high Jump. shotput, broad
Jump and 600. The field events
have an unusually popular place
in an indoor meet due to a vari-
ETY. Of circumstances. The three
15-foot vaulters-Bob Richards,
Don Lag and Don Cooper-are
entered. and the San Francisco
Olympic Club is sending Walt
Jensen, former use star and a
14-foot-6 vaulter who unoff1cially
has flirted with Is feet.
Richards slowly is approaching
Cornelius Warmerdam's total of
43 15-foot vaults. He has 1S.
nine of them this season, and
has a chance to break Warmer
dams meet record of Is 3h set
in l943. Richards has passed
that twice-going 1874 and a
fraction at Chicago last winter
and at Milwaukee this year.
Several exceptional high jump
ers, such as the undefeated Poppa
Hall of Florida and Bill Miller of
the Navy Olympics. may 60 around
6-foot-7 in their speciality, and
there are four 25-foot jumpers in
the broad jump. Among them are
Flash Gourdine of Cornell. who
will come down from West Point
after an afternoon dual meet
against Army, and Gay Bryan of
San Francisco.
Fuchs Tries to Regain Form.
There is interest in the shotput
because Bill Fuchs of Yale. the
world record holder. was beaten
last week. Fuchs was subpar be-
cause OF a bout with pneumonia,
but has buckled down to work this
week in an effort to regain his
usual 57-58-foot form. He'll con-
tend with Bernie Mayer and Stan
Lampert, both Of whom beat him
last week, and Bill Bangert.
the 1945 champion who has lost
his sight but who still can toss
a 56-foot ball. .-...
Interest in the 600 will be CEN
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Savif Cuts Tennis
For Business Career
BY the Associated Press

ORANGE. N. j., Feb. 14.-Dick
eavitt is planning on going to
work" and will give up big-time
tennis after the national cham
p1onships at Forest Hills this
yummer.
"1ll just play in my spare
dme," he said yesterday. my
tournament schedule will be cut
sharply. I intend to give first
consideration to a business
career"
Savitt. who has become known as
the stormy petrol of tennis, ar
rived home yesterday and did not
bother to hide his bitterness over
experiences in Australia.
Winner Of the Australian and
Wimbledon championships In
1851, Savitt was left off the United
States Davis Cup team in favor
OF Ted Schroeder. La Crescenta,
Calf. veteran.
Savitt reiterated his opinion
Schroeder should not have been
picked to face the Aussies.
Schroeder and Vic Seixas lost
singles matches and Australia
won in doubles to retain the
Davis Cup. ..5 49, r
OF the sharp criticism he re-
ceived from Australian news
papers. Savitt said everything was
"magnif1ed.
He defended his 15-minute
strike in the semiflnals Of the
Australian championship against
Ken McGregor.
Il thought it was unfair fol-
him to wear spikes when I had
none. Others said it was a dis
tinct disadvantage for me-"
Evening star., 1952-02-14

tered on the attempt Of George
Rhoden. the Morgan State flash
who has been outdoor 4f0-meter
champion for three years, to take
a title that consistently has eluded
him. He had won four straight
indoor races at 1:13 or better this
year until upset in the 500 last
week by Ollie Sax. teen-ager from
New York.
Sax will be in Saturdays field,
along with such others as NAL
Whitfield. Charley Moore and
Herb McKenley. Hugo Maiocca
Of the New York Pioneer Club won
last year for the second straight
time, but with those others to run
against he is on the spot more
than any other defending cham
pion.
20 Teams i'm Medley Relay.
There is the usual big interest
in the relays, with something
special going in the sprint med
ley relay. Twenty teams are en-
tered and the caliber is excep-
tionally high this year. Manhat-
tan's crack mile relay team, which
has set New York and Boston
meet records, is being broken up
in favor of an attempt at the
world indoor sprint medley mark
of 1885. In the f1at-f1oor Metro
politan AAU meet a month ago,
Manhattan missed that mark by
only one-tenth of a second.
Seton Hall. which scored a
double by taking the mile and
the sprint relays last year, is try
ing only the mile this time.
Madison Square Garden will be
a busy place Saturday, with some
events in the high and prep school
sections starting as early as 8
am. National AAU trials in
sprints and hurdles will be held
in the afternoon, and the evening
program opens at z pm. The
windup event, the mile relay, is
scheduled at IL pm.
The meet will not be on tele-
vision.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Princeton Truckmen
Take Polar Beur Meet
eY fha Asaoeiaiad Praas

LAWRENCEVILLE. N. j.. Feb.
1.-THE Polar Bear track meet,
normally run out Of doors despite
frigid temperatures, was moved
indoors yesterday, and Princeton
won again for the third straight
year.
Princeton piled up 70 points. a
new high for the 17-year-old
meet. to 36 for Columbia and 80
for Penn.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
THoS. ]. OWEN o son, Anctioners.
436 Southern Building.

Trustees o ssls 81 q .MA v5lu15ls fMlr,IYS5; IMS;
BEING KNOWN KzNooysS,..s AZ PREMu1SHEss q rs N2.
ses ssonrHEasf. IhRaasRfESDESc1 AsLAoh'
~ STyecorded xl1sSs q Il Liber sa No. SSsS Folio
575 et seq, Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and g
ths Eeauess Of The party a.rsa secg.rsd
viii sell. st public auctlon 81 front
EIGHTEENTH DAY or FEBRuARY
AID. 1859. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the foiloFing -described land
s d .s spes e tas q snd
being Part Of ORIGINAL lot numbered
Eight Hundred Eighteen .tS1sl dss-
crihed rs follows: BEGINNING for the
same Z feet ~ inches East a,1 frGm 96e
thence South 100 feet I inches TO
the beginning, Said property nov
, known FOR assessment and taxation
purposes as Lot numbered Eight
Hundred Six tS06t In Square num-
bered Eight Hundred Eishteen tslsl;
Of trust for approximately s.. 0So. 90
further particulars of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust TO
o b PAD ' Y Is.p;,sa sash ssDos1s e
recording. etc. at purchasers cost:
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days. otherwtse de-
posit forfeited and the property
IRWIN q. BRENEMAN A
fe7,a.f5.f4.lS Trustees. ]
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Zebro Kid Is Defeated
But SuIyuqes Mask

The Zebra Kid lost the decision
but scored q moral victory at Tur-
ner's Arena last, night. ~
He was defeated by Lord Carl
ton in the feature wrestling match
before crowd of 2.247, but the
Lord was unable to unmask the Kid
when the two grapplers continued
to battle after the decision. In
other bouts. Cora Coombs pinned
Betty Hawkins, Roland Meeker
and Leo Jonathan won q team
match from Big Ben Morgan and
Aldus Bogni and Ike Eakins and
Jarque grappled to q draw.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OFFICIAL NOTICE-OFFTCR OF THE
Collector OF TAXES, 2; CS.
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES.-I.
Guy w. Pearson, Collector Of Taxes.
D. c., having on December 20. 1861.
seized all the personal property lo-
gated at 433 3rd Street NV.
Washington. D. c., StagecrafterS
Club. Inc. (owners), to satisfy de-
erty Taxes due the Government OF
the District Of Columbia. do hereby
serve notice that the said property
will be sold. to the highest bidder
therefor. (subject to any lawful
liens or ,encumbrances) at public
auction. through Adam A. WesehleR
& Son. Auctioneers. on the premises,
1st and End floors. at 100000 3
fSr ssrest5 s5tS NV w. %,afhinston y, p Pos on
1000 AM. pursuant to the pro-
visions Of Section z. Title l Dis;
1897 lsec. 47-l3OI, D. G. Code,
1910 Edition. ;v TERMS; II n; .snS CASH
fe14.16.16 Collector Of Taxes, D. q.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Broke, Bed ridden Nate Lewis
looks Bock on Ring Pioneering

Gene belmont. Bud Christiano.
Jock Malone. Harry Thomas,
Stockyards Tommy Murphy, Iron-
dale Tim ONeill and Joe yelling.
Years ago the late Damon Rum
yon nicknamed Lewis the "Old
Bald Eagle Of Boul. Mich" The
nickname stuck and so did his
loyal friends.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
THOS, J. OWEN D SON, -Auctioneers,
$50 Southern Building.

Trustees sale q ysluabls TWO
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING Be
ING KNOWN As PREMISES NUM-.
RER RGRr,zSSlsr Sle SEVENTH STREET
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 950l,
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees will
the premises. on MONDAY, THE
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
AID. 1852, AT THREE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following-
described land and premises, situate
p the 2 District Of s.na GSlunsiai Ins ioi and ID
the National Capital Investment
Company's subdivision. OF lots in
Square S61, as Der plat recorded In
the once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber l6 at
Terms: Sold subject to . prier fbuild-
ing associationl deed Of trust for
appToximateiy ss.sI3i;4 ;4e q further ,er,pss5 psr5S
al time Of sale; the purchase price
A deposit Of $4,000 required. Con-
yeyaucing, recording, etc. at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made as
Of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop.
sT'y Sy se e Ss srnstees rnd Iss00
JESSE 8. bEDMoN. Jr:
fe7.9.12.14.16. Trustees.
TunS NWEN q SON. Anctiouers,
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SALES tcon..,
ADAM A. WEsCHIER D SON.
INSTRUMENTATION. -

ADAM A. WEsCHIER D SON.
=. INSTRUMENTATION. -.
STORAGE AND coMMIrrEr SALE
new s1d Used
Groups : # , and e I 2aa 2 4 Riess' 3
MIRRoRs---RUGs--RApIos
fNsEcTI1ciIDEElETFc. EsF
MODERN FLOOR SAMPLES
SECTIONAL soFAS-cHAIRs
sEpRdbEoyMlN dEylNd s5YTRsLMaTFRsssEs h92s ak3gss
BY order l. Robinson Transfer Co.
Frederick c. LIE Comte, COMMITTEES
for Brasyis sawteki; Patient; stor-
age COMPANIES % ana Il 2 cFhe1 p q consisnofs'
At w. W. HE y RS
$50 IT,32' T2 3 1nin e = Mideostsernoon r 9 W
Groups and odd pieces for living. din-
ing and bedrooms; matched drawing
room tables; lounge, boudoir, oeca:
soaSie Sha beds as innersbTns haas msttresses attn @
coil and box springs: utility and
kitchen cabinets; mirrors; lamps;
dressers; chest Of drawers; ward
~ INSPECTION INVITED
RECEIVERS SALE
By order Of the Circuit Court. Mont
gomery County Nd. in equity
receiver. win sell ct public auction
on Feb 25. 1852. at 10 q, m. at
the silver Spring Garage. S216
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Nd, the
following motor vehicles as is
/. Ford truck. model P-6. van body.
2. Ford truck, model F-5. van body.
3. Chevrolet truck, van body.
4. Ford vanette.
5. Ford. 1850 Tudor sedan.
8. 3.ton van trailer.
Terms. cash. subject to confirmation
HOWARD IARCoMBE, Receiver.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON.
Auetioneers- Appraisers.


Trustees Sale Of Guest House Fur
nishinss. Refrigerators, etc. con-
tanned In Premises 226 g Street.
NV, also Leasehold Interest. By
virtue. of Q Chattel Deed Of Trust
ct seq. one Of the Land Records Of
the District Of Columbia and OF the
request Of the parties secured there
by, the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell
BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the above
the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, 1852,
ut Q O'Clock AM, beds, dressers.
chairs. tables. chifforobes. gas stoves,
rugs. chests Of drawers, rockers. 6
electric refrigerators etc. also
leasehold interest, particulars OF
which will be announced at sale.
Terms: Cash. EUGENE w. KALAIN.
EDWARD PEIL, Trustees. EARL j.
LOMBARD, Attorney for parties Sc
cured. Suite 524 wyatt Building.
fA1A TX IA
Evening star., 1952-02-14

Five years ago-Wes Fesler
was appointed head football
coach at Ohio State. succeeding
Paul Bixler.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Woodberry Truckmen Win

ORANGE. Va. February Il
tSpeciaD Wood Forest won
Its third straight track meet by
defeating Washington-Lee Of Ar
|lington. Va. 58-28, yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

Del Rio Restaurant, Charlotte Hail.
Nd rt. 5. Mechanicsville IO3F1S.
Z Experienced or willing to learn;
room and board free, good salary
Evening star., 1952-08-02
HELP WOMEN
WAITRESS WANTED

Del Rio Restaurant, Charlotte Han.
Nd. rt. 3, Mechanicsville I03F1S.
: experienced or willing to learn;
room and board free, good salary
GIRL for geenraI clerical work; 8
gay gay week; re- Apply ,lGH n person, 2nd {; ;.
LABORATORY. q
exper., refs; Eli daily. in new
drugstore: good pay; uniform furn.
DnRuJG LANE. 1925 Riggs rd.. AP.
LADY for alteration and repair. p part
slEASEas slEsA4S s9siar 1sas4 Ha s2 folssSils 4ssi "a
LADIES-Litho Photographic work.
Cpaquing negatives experience help
iul, but not necessary. MIR. BEALL,,
3227 M. st. NV. %
LADIES-Maks extra money In your
rhinestone ieweiry. Send for as'tf our
free catalogue. or come in and re-
a.H'. sTIon5i 81. 1fSii sSi7s' $50 New YORK ave.
LADIES' canyassers to work 4 hrs.
per day: 81. 80 per hr.: transp.
,.furn, Cali Kellogg 7-0520. -
WOMAN to care for blind woman,
90 light housekeeping. Live-in. WI.
INSURANCE BROKER re-
quires secretary with experience in
fire and casualty insurance proce-
aure; 5-day week: excellent salary
SELSKY AND CO. RE-. 1855. 221
Tower Bldg. =,
WANT A REGULAR INCOME? Ma
tionally advertised Avon Cosmetics.
needs 4 mature women, for repr. in
Arl. area. Call IA. $500 after g..
WANTED UPHOLSTERY SEAMS
IRESS. exper.; $1.50l per hr. Apply
HOFFMAN UPHL.. 1711 14th st.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING AREAS. ST. 1000.

EASEMENTS dug out and finished;
concrete and stucco work; free esti-
BRfCKWORKEWails, freplaces. e ga
RACES. repairs and additions. com.
Fss1, Pete ,,gGs. gtds; = =ssryiSs Free estimates;
RtkIcKWORK; retaining walls and
Ef EhE. psask sHa 1Sss ssS4 our specially. CAN
BRICKWORK, small or large Jobs,
BRICK WORK. new ana repair; re-
tanning walls. patios. walks, etc.
guar. salts; free estimates. BLA-
Pen 4 HdUTTEMAN, Lo. 4-6ti29,
Brick FOREMAN AND CREW ava avail
able for immediate contract work.
Reas. prices. free estimates. Phone
Ieesburg 663-W. .il.. --3
CABINET MAKER-Fnrn. rep, fine
carpentry, petition, shelving recr.
i'm, etc. any time. TU. 0391. --3
CARPENTRY, comb: screen drs.. win
dows. shelving. cab. work. furn. re-
paired. Reas. JEFFREY's. Ii. 6-9740.
CARPENTRY, small jobs Any kind;
painting kitchens speciality. Call
ewes. and Sunday. HO. 7546. A.
CARPENTERS. alterations. repairs,
S11ncrets Ss11 etc work by day. or contract.
CL0GGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
RooTER. Phone RA. ssss any % day.
DINING ROOM and kitchen sets.
CONCRETE AND FLAGsToNE drive
ways, .porches, walks, walls. ter
Z races. footlngS, bsmtS.. etc. VINTON
DOVE. EN-. 1874, day or eve;
Evening star., 1952-08-02
BABY FURNTTTTRE

Continued on Next Passl
.ssAs.Siias
Evening star., 1952-08-02
SAI,ESMEN

Columbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind has openings in its retail
sales division for salesmen with
direct selling experience. Call IL.
4-l99O for appt.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
SITUATIONS MEN

BRICKLAYERS desire work; per Job
or per hour LU. l-4909. -3
COOK, colored, exper.. working cafe
terra chef: sober; over 20 yrs; local
REL desires position in city. Call,
MAN; colored, wishes work Of any
MAN. scoIored. wants presser Job.
MAN, colored; 3 or four hours daily
as s chauffeur for family or housemah,
MAN, single. 33, D. C. resident, neat;
desires 5-day wk. with Individual;
good driver and comp; prefer ell
derry person. Ii. 4-71O2. 8"
MAN. BIS. chemistry. with minor in
es Si9psg ~ desires work n TIE seisaee asaS
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment, odd Jobs, yard work,
@ sleanins Sasees ete' sSIVPaTica SSlVSPaeTnitea ARMS afS
Harbor Lights Corp. Me 4532
age SO; with substantial
seeks challenging exec. position in
the Wash. area at well over present
So, 900 salary. Box 300-C, Star. 3"
SALES ENGINEER, major appliances,
heating, etc.. 1Q-year background
covering all phases; desires to relo-
cate. Phone JO. 3-5655,. Sunday,
vns,a ~ a;n.i MIN pn ,appda pl9 a..31a. Pm g. g.
between 9-3 in print shop or litho
plant; Z yrs. exp, high school. pho
to c. LU. 1-4057. --3
YOUNG MAN, 27, wants fulI-time
job in good class LIQUOR store; COM
mercially eXp. DE. S42fS. -3
Evening star., 1952-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

ACCORDION, 80 bass. s treble stops.
octave coupler; .brand-new. played
quick; cost $500, viii sacrifice iase FOR for
anbiNc SI62; BSx %.iS9SGS,s asqSG, Star; 81
tTic Recondit;ons;ds RaoadiM;Es; dsuns.rand elss:
$99.5o; UNITED TYPEwRITEnRs wRIIaTInstesS: col::
ADDING MACHINE, Burroush, desk
MODEL; $50. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER
Co. 2Ol9 14th st. NV. HU. 5l2I.
ADDREssoGRAPH MACHINE "A ana
very good condition; In need al
space; will sell cheap. OR. s852.
AIR COMPRESSOR, Quincy 8 cPM.
2 h,p., single phase motor. lust Te.
quilt; Sl65 or best offer. WA.
saS5 s5S5 wk. days; ewes. and Sun. MI.
AIR coNDrrIoNER. oE u ton. new.
M5LtaAM MUl IAN PENN suPPLy cosR:
AIE = ScoNDITIoNER. window-tsp,
York" Seton; purchased only 4
weeks ago. too large for owners
purpose. $3.50 or best ofrer. or.
air CoNDITIoNERs, new; no de deal
come. FIRST served. Window models.
CaH ga yoar ogE plumber. JOE PAWToWsKi
AIR .coNDrTIoNERs CON- um, H.ton
Carrier consoles. 220 volts. good
condition; complete accessories: best
cohbGF Or cakRIHNAA' al HA' dsff: tsfff: y ~.
psEt 1ss4; eSna. %os. 81 s269; aaay Week end. oL.
ALTERATION EoUHiPPSMiEiNr-wilI sen
at sacrifice; going out Of business.
z machines, cutting table. etc. HU.
4206 or TIE. 3444. "a
ALUMINIUM awning. 70 in. long and
62 IN. wide. Reasonably priced. Az
most new. Rockville 3160. II
ANTENNA MAST, 90-ft.. dismantled.
and with guys. WO. 1923. --3
ANTIQUES-Have you seen the fy,
ing saucer at Bell Kinds? Not what
you think 1t is--no matter what you
think II Is. COS 9th st. NV. ,--2
ANTIQUE--Black wal, bedrm. set,
handmade and carved; $50 yrs old.
Incl. marble-top dresser and wash
stand, dble. bed. springs and mat
itreSis' ieSis' %. Also maple bedrm. set.
do d6l' sea; ssa7ob spring and mattressi SIS.
ANTIQUES-owner III, must sell a.
rm. house and entire contents, ORR
ental rugs. furn., ANTIQUES, bric-a-
nrac' etc. 1904 Chesapeake St. NV.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE and access.
oil paintings, drapes; moving smaller
h9nse. hos. 440l BurlinRton pl. NV, OR.
ANTIQUES, porcelain; rare books;
record player; sun lamp; elec,
range. No dealers. Call OR. 1851.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
PAINTING, PAPERING

.INTERIOR. lEXTERIOR
Call RE. 1856. z a.m,-II p.nl!G