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Evening star., 1952-10-24
Rundy Turpin Surrenders
European Boxing Crown
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Oct. 24.-England's S
Randy Turpin today surrendered
his European middleweight title.
He formerly held the world mid
dleweight championship.
Manager George Middleton said
Turpin was giving up the Euro
'pean crown because being ordered
to defend it at any time, might
clash with a possible world cham
pionship fight.
Turpin is still a triple champion,
British middle and light-heavy-
weight, and British Empire mid
dleweight. He won the latter title
Tuesday by outpointing George
Angelo Of South Africa in q Is
round bout.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
All Stars Hope 10 Stop Charles Aims For Kayo
George Mikan Tonight OF Brion, Title Shot
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Oct. pa front
line trio averaging 6-foot-9 ir
height will be the Collegians' hope
of stopping George Mikan in the
18th annual All-Star basketball
classic tonight.
The game, sponsored by the
Chicago Herald American, is ex-
Ipected to attract a capacity $4,000
fans at Chicago Stadium.
The hand-picked college squad
lis meeting the Minneapolis Lakers
professional champion, led by the
giant Mikan.
Phog Allen, veteran University
Iof Kansas coach and head man
Iof the All-Stars, will start front
line OF 60 Mark Workman OF
West Virginia and 6-7 Don Mein-
exc OF Dayton at forwards and
clio Ray Felix of Long Island u
at center. {
Notre Danes Leroy Leslie and
Dick Groat, the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates shortstop who scored 2.O87
points in three years at Duke, are
probable starters at guard.
| Kentucky's Bobby Watson, g.
Gene Smith of Xavier and 6-4
Rod Fletcher of Illinois will spell.
the big boys.
Rounding out the collegiate
group are such sharpshooter.
and playmakers as Moe Radovicl
of Wyoming, Nick Kladis, Loyols
of Chicago; Jack Mcmahon. st
Johns, and Carl McNulty, Purdue
Evening star., 1952-10-24
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Eager to
win friends and influence his way
into another title shot, Ezzard
Charles aims to knock out husky
Cesar Brion of Argentina in Mad
Iison Square Garden tonight.
The former heavyweight king
from Cincinnati is a l-to-3 fa-
vorite to win the 10-rounder but
stopping the 6-2, 196-pound South
American is something else again.
Cesar. the strong man never has
been knocked out. The big mus
cled 25-year-old invader has a
1877 record and has scored l8
kayos. In his last fight in the
United States, confident Cesar
was f1oored by Bob Dunlop and
dropped decision TO the Pacific
Coast battler.
Charles will have to put away
Brion to win any acclaim from
Garden cash customers and fans
ON the televiSion circuit.
Gn Washington the bout will
be telecast by WNBW (channel
A. and broadcast by WMAL at
10 o'clock
The big boy from the gaucho
country is a fistic type known as
a "spoiler." He never looks too
good himself and he generally
makes his opponents look bad.
He throws one punch at time
and tries to get into a clinch so
he can wind up again.
He throws fair left hook to
the body and has fair right-hand
punch. His left jab is strictly for
show.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Rizzuto Improved
After Undergoing
ulcer Treatment
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Phil
Rizzuto, Yankees shortstop who
is being treated in Lenox Hill Hos
pital for duodenal ulcer, is re-
ported much improved, but will
remain there for about 10 more
days.
Rizzuto entered the hospital for
observation Of low blood pressure
and a cyst condition on his right
shoulder shortly after the World
Series. The Yankees front Office
disclosed yesterday that tests had
revealed the ulcer.
The club has ordered Rizzuto
to cut down on his extra -curricu-
lar activities this winter in order
to build himself up for the next
season.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Report Awaited on Mantle
After Latest Army Physical
Ry the Associated Press

FORT SILL, Okla. Oct. "a
Results of the latest Army medi-
cal examination of Mickey Mantle
probably won't be known for al
least another "a hours.
The Army completed its exami.
nation here yesterday and then
announced that any report on the
New York Yankees outfielder's
fitness for military service must
come later from the Oklahoms
City recruiting Office.
Oficias at the recruiting Office
said it probably would be two
days before the results were an
nounced.
The examination was Nantes
third selective service physical in
less than two years. He is now
classified 4-F because of a bone
infection, osteomyelitis, in his left
leg.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Pim|ico, 0peningMeel
Tomorrow, Optimistic
Despite Seibacks
sp.eioI pispe.eh 10 The stor

/: BALTIMORE, Oct. 24.-Despite
q disappointing field Of two horses
for the Pimlico Special, and Alfred
q. Vanderbilt's announcement
that Native Dancer will not run
In the Pimlico Futurity November
+ the Baltimore track is looking
for a successful 19-day meeting
beginning tomorrow.
= It was no surprise yesterday
when the entry box was opened,
revealing Larry MacPhail's Cen
eral staff and Greentree Stables
One Hitter as the only entries
tor tomorrow's Special. AS re-
suit. the track Cancelled betting
On the race and added a ninth
event to the card.
Z General Staff. 4-year-old son
Of Mahmoud- Uvira II, is reported
"a top shape for the mile-and-
three-sixteenths Special. and is
given an edge over One Hitter
for the $4,000 winner take ALI
purse. The MacPhail star, who
hadn't won a stake event until
this year, now has five to his credit
With winnings of $4,000.
Retirement Blow to Pimlico.
The announcement by Wander
bilt through the Maryland Jockey
Club yesterday that Native Dancer
would be retired for the year was
a, blow to Pimlico. The presence
Of the 2-year-old champion, who
has won $230,495 in nine straight
victories and who probably will be
voted horse of the year, would
have assured big crowd for the
Futurity.
IT would love to run him in the
Pimlico Futurity," Vanderbilt
said, but we feel Native Dancer
has done everything we need to
know. He has established al
money-winning record for 2-year-
olds and shown he can run a dis
tance."
Native Dancer broke the pre-
vious money-earning record of
$219,000 set by Top Flight in 1881
by winning the mile-and-a-six-
teenth East View Stakes at ia
nnaica Wednesday. Vanderbilt
said his horse will be shipped
With his stable to California Mo-
vember Z. but will do no racing.
Has Chance to Repeat.
One Hitter could gain, too, by
winning the Special tomorrow.
The John M. Gaver- trained horse
could become the only thorough
bred except for Challedon. to take
the Special twice-One Hitter was
the winner in 1950-and could rum
his earnings to more than $780,
900. The son of Shut Out and
Bold Anna has won $284,175.
Both horses worked out for the
Special Wednesday. General Staff
went a breezing mile in LAG atI
Pimlico while One Hitter did six
furIongs In LIPS at Belmont.
General Staff, trained by Jimmy
MCGEE, will be ridden by Glen
Lasswell, while Ted Atkinson, who
piloted One Hitter to victory in
the 1850 Special, again will have
the mount on the Greentree
Stable entry.
Post time is lis for the first
race. The Special will be broadcast
over Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Ex-Boxer Lurrivee Dies:
Held New EngIund Title
BY the Associated Press

WATERBURY, Conn, Oct. "a
Lionel Neo) Larrivee. Al, a re-
tired professional boxer who once
held the New England middle
weight championship, died at ST.
Mary's Hospital yesterday after q
short illness.
Larrivee. born In San Soude,
Quebec. learned boxing at the
Franco-American Club here as a
'teen-ager.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
'GrantIond Rice's Choices

Istopping Maryland now, although
Alabama has an outside chance.
LSU is very in-outish. Maryland.
GEORGIA TECH-VANDER-
BILT. Good game. Closer than
| it looks. Vanderbilt improved.
Georgia Tech is named.
ALABAMA-MISSISSI STATE
Alabama should rebound from
Tennessee setback and win from
good team. Tulane is picked over
Auburn.
| DUKE-VIRGINIA--One Of the
big games Of the day. Both united
and unbeaten. Virginia has moved
we'll up and has good chance. But
Duke is the pick in an action
crowded contest.
FLORIDA-GEORGIA-A first
class meeting. Both have been
good and then a bit ragged at
times. Close to a toss-up but the
pick is Georgia with its passing
attack.
Miami is the call over Marquette
and Florida State over North Car
olina State.
WEST
| CALIFORNIA-SOUTH CAL
IFORNIA-A Rose Bowl party
Both unbeaten and both strong
Fine show. California is named
through its better running game.
UCLA-WISCONSIN-Big inter-
sectional meeting. Both have been
good, but Wisconsin was disap-
pointing against Ohio State. The
| Uclans. trifle crippled. are still
the pick.
MICHIGAN-MINNESOTA-One
of the most interesting meetings
of the day. Little to choose after
Minnesota's victory over Illinois
Just slight call for Michigan in
this scrap.
PURDUE-ILLINOIS - Another
contest that has a strong bowl
flavor. Purdue, if the Boilermak-
ers don't tumble all afternoon.
Notre Dame should have a rest
ing spot against a below-average
| North Carolina team. Michigan
State should end Penn States gal
liant romp.
Indiana over Northwestern, Stan
ford over Washington. and Okla
homa over Kansas State complete
the days selections.
(Released BY NANA)
Evening star., 1952-10-24
London Teams Win One
Of Three Comes PIuyed

Landon Schools football teams
won one game and lost two yes
terday.
The Landon 120-pound team
defeated Friends, 1916, while two
Episcopal teams held two Landon
teams scoreless. Episcopal Juniors
scored an 1870 victory and Episco-
pal 130-pounders 27-0 win.
Friends Juniors defeated st.
AlbanS, 25-6.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
LSU Alumni to Gather

Alumni of Louisiana State Uni
verSity will attend a brunch at
the Wardman Park Hotel at 10
am. tomorrow before going to the
Maryland-LSU football game at
College Park. The group will be
headed by Horace Wilkerson,
member of the Board of Super
visors at LSU. Senator Long and
Representative Boggs of Louisiana
are expected to attend.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Women in Golf Tie

A tie marked the Scotch four
some golf tournament on ladies
day at Indian Spring yesterday
Mrs. Eli Amanuel and Mrs. J. p
Inoff posted a net 81. as did Mrs
John Udko and Mrs. John j
Mccarthy. Low gross was won by
Mrs. Ben Rozansky and Mrs. I
Rosen with an "a.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Leuhy
CONTINUED From Page CID

WonLlnueo from rage C-1.)
Longhorns have regained their
stride, they will be tough to beat.
Other games:
West Coast.
Washington State over Oregon
State, Stanford over Washington,
wyoming over Utah, Santa Clara
over Idaho.
Southwest.
Baylor over Texas AIM, Okla
homa over Kansas State, Tulsa
over Wichita, Missouri over Iowa
State. Colorado over Nebraska.
South.
Mississippi State over Alabama
Tulane over Auburn, Georgia over
Florida, Georgia Tech over Van
derbilt, Kentucky over Cincinnati
Maryland over LSU, Marquette
over Miami, Mississippi owe,
Arkansas.
East.
Colgate over Bucknell, Army
over Columbus, Boston College
over Fordham. Dartmouth over
Harvard. Princeton over Cornell
Pittsburgh over West Virginia.
Midwest.
Indiana over Northwestern
Ohio State over Iowa, Oklahoms
AdEM over Detroit, Michigan
State over Penn State.
The days upset-UCLA over
Wisconsin. @...
Our own Notre Dame team en-.
tertains North Carolina in the
Notre Dame Stadium. We have
done relatively well playing ir
other peoples back yards this fall
but have yet to taste victory al
home. We are aware Of the fact
that in our last two games witt
North Carolina, only a few point.
have separated the two teams.
hope our team is completely con.
vinced that it takes four quarter.
Of top flight football to win games
(McNaught Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Coolidge and Eastern
Meet in Key Game
|0f School Series TODAY

TOday's Games.
Coolidge at Eastern.
Chamberlain at Wilson.
Bell at Western.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
By GrontIond Rice

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The col.
Ilegiate football show moves on tt
a new set Of thrills, chills ant
spills this week end. Unbeater
teams in grave danger are Cali
fornia and Southern California
which meet each other, and DUKE
and Virginia, which also tangle.
Undefeated UCLA faces once.
beaten Wisconsin. Penn State
hooks up with the Midwest
Tech has a hard game with 6
cyclone. Michigan State. Georgis
r eviving Vanderbilt. Villanovs
should continue unbeaten agains1
Xavier.
Cornell, after losing four games
lis facing another disaster. Tht
Big Red may blow the rest o1
its schedule to Princeton. Colum.
bia. Michigan, Dartmouth anc
Pennsylvania. Dartmouth is it:
only hope.
Maryland, Michigan State anc
Oklahoma are all headed for grid
iron glory the rest of the way
Holy Cross is still unwhipped
with its toughest stand Saturday
against Syracuse.
Yale is moving up again. So i!
Harvard. Notre Dame has rest.
ing spot but Army and Columbia
after hard Saturdays, have a biz
day Of their own.
Here's the roundup:
EAST.
ARMY COLUMBIA. Built for !;
thriller. Neither is too strong il
material. but stacked with speet
and spirit. They give all they have
Close all the way, but a nod TO
Army.
PENNSYLVANIA NAVY. AL
ways a good contest. Penn mus
improve but has too many gun
on a normal day. Pennsylvania
DARTMOUTH HARVARD
Dartmouth below par for tradi
ltional battle. Harvard has edge
Fordham has the nod over Bos
ton College, Pittsburgh over Yves
Virginia. Yale over Layfayette.
PRINCETON CORNELL. An,
other sad day for the Big Red.
Holy Cross is picked over Syria
cuSe. Close. One of the day.
better games. Bucknell over Col.
gate. NYU-Temple, a toss-up.
SOUTH.
YLAND LOUISIANA
STATE. I can't see any team
Evening star., 1952-10-24

l
Coolidge meets Eastern at East.
ern today and the hopes of bott
teams in their respective divisions
of the Interhigh Football League
rest on the outcome.
The Colts, who have held the
opposition scoreless in winning
three straight after losing the op-
ener to Westinghouse, rated 8
slight favorite to keep on the heels
of Wilson. Wilson, the Western
Division leader. was a heavy choice
over Chamberlain at Wilson. West.
ern, which trailed Eastern by one
game in the Eastern Division
standings, was big favorite in its
home game against Bell.
Coolidge has a rough road ahead
The Colts meet Roosevelt next
week and follow against Wilson
and Tech. Wilson, on the Other
hand, has only Chamberlain today
and Tech before winding ur
against the Colts. Thus, it ap.
pears, Coolidge must win today tc
keep its hopes up.
Eastern Needs Victory.
Eastern, too, will be on the Spot
if it loses today. Western shoulc
beat Bell and will be favored ovel
Anacostia next Friday. These two
Western victories, coupled with ar
Eastern defeat. would give West.
ern the Eastern Division title
even though Eastern beat Western
earlier.
Fans have their choice of sever
games tonight. st. Johns, upset
by Calvert Hall Sunday, visit.
Washington-Lee at 8, while Fair.
fax plays at George Washington
Craddock at Mount Vernon, Sher.
wood at Gaithersburg and Carver
of Baltimore at Parker Gray
Phelps meets Cardozo in an Inter
high Division 2 game at Banneker
Montgomery Blair and Northwest
ern meet at 8:15 at Old Byrd Sta.
dium in College Park.
George Washington hasn't wor
a game this season, but the Presi-
dents have been playing the
toughest schedule of any schooI
in the area.
st. Johns Is Favored.
The Johnnies. the No. team
Of the area, are favorites over
Westinghouse, ranked No. 5
while Mount Vernon, loser only tt
Warwick by three points, is giver
the nod over Craddock. Cardozo
loser only to Dunbar of Baltimore
is expected to win over Phelps
while Northwestern is a slight IA
vorite over Montgomery Blair
Hampering Blair are injuries tt
two key players. Fred Schnable
the Blazers top quarterback, has
a broken arm, while Don billiard
the teams top runner, is out with
an injured knee.
Other games this afternoon
listed Baltimore Friends at st
Albans, Occoquan at Herndon
Dunbar of Baltimore at Dunbar
and Frederick at Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
Bulls entertains the VMI fresh
men and Laurel visits Richard
Montgomery at 2 pm. tomorrow
while Episcopal plays at Anacostis
at 2:30 and Tech meets Suitlano
at Old Byrd Stadium tomorrow
night at 8.
Gonzaga goes to Wilmington
Del, Sunday for a game against
Salesianium, and DeMatha and
Georgetown Prep meet in a Cath
olic League game at Old BYRD
| Stadium
Evening star., 1952-04-27
FREEZER

FRENCH RECORDS with complete
instruction books: Admiral table
model radio phonograph. HU. 6l92.
FROZEN CUsTARD MACHINE. Elec-
tro-Freezer. popular small size.
Sacrifice WO. 1914
FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE tNo.
-, in perfect condition, with ac-
cessories and freezer. Must sell
together or separately on account
Of illness. Box l44-R. Star.
FUR, SILVER. FOX, fiat stole. 2
skins. perfect condition: S75 or
best offer. NEEDLEcRAFT. 716
FUR-Silver ioxtail jacket, size 49,;
sell for $50. NE. $3.50.
FUR SCARF, pair. silver fox, $50.
WA 1859.
FUR COAT. skunk, brown and white,
cost S175; viii sacrifice for S35 or
best offer LU. 4-7079.
FUR COAT, muskrat. full-lensth.
slightly worn, size 14-16, sos. Ii.
6-S542.
FUR COAT Seldom used. $500:
tuxedo-style mouton lamb coat for
sos; perfect cond. WA. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE, mahog. drop-leaf table.
$35; metal bed. S10;. Ape. mahoe
bedrm. suite, $50; crib. $50: : end
tables, SIS pr; typewriter and stand,
$50. Sun: only, SO. LO. 3-S203
FURNITURE--For the best in un-
painted furniture. lower prices, come
see. see US today; open Sunday. Com
chest: S17.75. 10. S-I151.
misc. items; kitchen
set. table, chairs. unpainted. new,
S23; cedar, chest. good, S25; Mr.
and an mrs: dresser dresser never used. $50;
hunks, $25; 3 mirrors. reas.; bed,
:59-in.. 4-poster. mahog., coil spring,
mattress. $35 takes all today; sgle.
metal bed, spring mattress, $50;
portable rsdio, good; sl5; complete
ane aas unppainted furniture. Open to-
FURNITURE--Desk, shutters, base
kitchen cabinet, laundry trays,
doors, table, high chair. dressing
table: trunk. mirrors. EN-. 1898
= Modernistic 5-pc
lined oak bedrm; suite, cost .S400,
fee step.up and end tables bpesS $50 eS. ca. !:
. green occ. chairs. $40 ca; used
only 2 mo. Leaving town. ME.
3417. Apt. sol.
FURNITURE-Living room, Lawson
type sets custom made slip COW
ers EI and drapes. Tables. Best offer
FURNITURE-Modern gray sofa with
cover. $50; walnut ext table, glass
top; seats -, S35; modern coffee
table. SIS; 36-in. oval carved ivory
placque. See before . pm, 1904
Krollbrook dr. Hyattsville. Md,
Greenlawn Apts.. Apt. 3O1 ia. $500
FURNITURE Magnificent Queen
Anne highboy. solid mahog repro
duction. perfect cond.: paid S4OO
Sun. after 8.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS table, buffet
mahog.: sun lamp: china; Comp.
tons pictured encyclopedia. OIL
FURNITURE-Lge. picnic set, sum.
mer rugs, clothes hampers, punch
set, curtains and drapes. ST.. PISS
FURNITURE--Chest Of drawers, also
dresser: Hollywood beds. dble. anC
sgle Odd tables; dinette set. HARRY
P. JONES. Security Storage. ll4(
10Th st. NV,
Evening star., 1952-04-27

BED LEGS; convert your coil or box
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds; We
install: SH; 1923 or ~. 7-541s
BED T ro and matsSs tood sass Of
BEDRM. FURNiTGRE; Breakfast set;
studio couch. TU. 40s9. pr
BEDRM. FURNITURE - Attractive
;1anr andironf ~ wits s7ss slsc log; other misc
'"o nut; double e spring g.; and mattress;
very good conditions; reasonable.
BEDROOM I'D esci sET-rwin beds, chifro-
nier. As" dressing table. bench, chair
nirF0 sfn StSns v'enns
eond., 81 10; . mahos. end tables.
BaE55R6boeiMG' a5 JONI SET. mahos.. 2 pieces
$65; sofa. blue, $50. Phone IL
BEDRM. SET, upholstered head board.
for all EN-. $3.50. -27
BEDRM. SET, walnut, lge. dresser,
dressing table. pineapple poster bed.
Ideal mattress, coil springs, chair
. night TAB table; s $I75. st SE 677S; IT, IS7 ~
ssssssS5ss' S sGa sITTk SEQ JE ssSS9 Ss'SS9
Beautyrest mattress, box springs
sos: also coil de luxe spring anc
Serta mattress. S35. WI, 1886.
BEDROOM SUITE, solid walnut. mod.
ernistie; bed, dresser and vanity
DE. 1925.
BEDROOM SUITE - An unusually
substantial solid Honduras mahog.
any 4-poster bed. coil spring ant
mattress; mems chifforobe, 3-mir'
ST 900; more than lifetime furni.
ture: now $225. WO,. 1868.
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany. SOS
jr dining room suite. mahogany
$40. AP. 9529. -27
BEDRM. SUITE, Ape. lined oak, II
good cond reas.. also youth bed
Evening star., 1952-04-27
LE / MlSCkLLAN.uus toR SALk

DINING ROOM SUITE. s-pc. modern
walnut finish, excellent condition.
Best offer takes. 9903 Markham St,
Silver Spring, Md. -27
DINING RIM. SUITE-9 DC, walnut,
beautiful prewar, 18th century de-
sacrifice. $395. After II, LU. l-35Sl.
~
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 10 pcs. Jacobean
oak. Sl25; gas range, Glenwood, nick
el trim, good cond.. $50. WO. 4642
DIN, RIM. SUITE. fine walnut and
burl walnut; Queen Anne set. buffet,
server. china cab, ext. table, q
chairs. WO. 24S9.
DINING RM. SUITE. 1O-pc. walnut
with mahogany inlaid: upholstered
chairs: peri. cond. HU. 695S. --27
DIN. RM., SUITE. beaut. mahog.. ex-
l. sci. sond,: So, DU. 6O5@
DIN. RM. SUITE, 9-pc., walnut, orig.
cost S4O0; good cond.; cheap. WA
DINING TABLE. Duncan Phyfe,
36x4S. solid mahogany, $l5.' WO.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
1HE SUNDAY olAk
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Italian. 24-bass, in fine
condition, hardly used; $50. OIL
ACCORDION. 12O bass. 13 shifts on
treble. on bass. Black. Only
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LO. 3-73l6.
pearl; Special. SD TENDLsR S
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lotion compressors and air-han-
ding unit with heating and cool
ing; cheap. ME. S173. s. g. M,
AIR CoNDiTioNER. York, console;
a-ton; excel; cond.; Sl25' Call
Mon, 9-5, WO. -5045.
AIR CONDITIONER, Homart. new;
$40. Call EN-. O349. rs
AIR R-CONDITIONER, console; %-n;p..
good working cond.; 500. BroSSnlns
AiRe AIiIRse1cTolAibbir1oNERs-Reminston IIs1Tlib II
and IL ton console air -cond1tioners;
months last summer. Ideal for home
or office. Will sell at cost. Phone
AAfRse.SCoSbfrIoNERs AseSSnSfsT t2>. "a horse
power Pacific window type. exc.
cond.; $125 ea. 1o4 Longfellow
st. NV. IA. 4150.
AIR CONDITIONERS, new, standard
make; 24-ton window models; 5-yr.
factory guarantee; avail. at SUD
stantial savings to individuals or
lge. purchasers. with or Withous IN
stallation; Write Box 13l-V star
Aeh GE coN'f"ii console. fine Tor iee. once q
S~ou store. S360 cash RA O676