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Evening star., 1953-03-08
Terp Wrest|ers Keep
Conference Crown
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

LEXINGTON. Va, Mar. T.
Maryland University retained its
Southern Conference wrestling
title in the annual tournament
here tonight. The Terps scored
~ points to second-place West
Virginia's %. Other scores we're
VPI. IA; VMI. IL; Washington
& Lee, 10; North Carolina. 8:
Duke, 7: Davidson. and The
Citadel, 2.
The Terps' four conference
champions all repeated and Red
Norris, 137-pounder, was voted
the tournaments outstanding
wrestler. Norris pinned Bill Prit-
chard, West Virginia; Bobby
Fischer, Maryland 157-pounder,
beat previously undefeated Bud
MacSpadden, W&L, IL; the
Terps' Ernie Fischer, 167, pinned
Myles Nowitsky of VMI and Jack
Shanahan. 1T, defeated Miles
Gregory, North Carolina, Al.
Roney Carroll, 1913. and Dick
Crowley, 100. Of Maryland were
beaten in the finals. Dan Little,
147-pounder, finished fourth.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Arizin and Schnittker
On AII-Service Quint

Paul Arizin of the Quantico
Marines is unanimous choice
for flrst-team honors on the ALL
Service basketball lineup selected
by service and civilian sports
editors and service coaches.
Arizin was a star at Villanova
and with. the Philadelphia War
riors before enterting the Ma
rineS.
Other first-team selections
are: Dick Schnittker of Fort
Meade, Md, formerly of Ohio
State and the Washington Caps;
Ed Romas of Fort Eustis. Va.
formerly Of CCNY; Paul Unruh
Of Camp Breckenridge, KY, for
nerly of Bradley, and Don Sund-
erlage of Chanute Field, formerly
Of Illinois.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Hoyas Place Gene Shue
On AII-0pponent Five

Gene Shue of Maryland, who
set a Southern Conference scor-
ing record with 40 points in the
tournament at Raleigh Friday
night, is one of three unanimous
selections on the all-opponent
basketball team selected by
Georgetown University. The
others were Tom Cola of LaSalle
and Johnny O'Brien Of Seattle.
The remaining first tea m
berths went to Ed Conlin Of
Fordham and Jesse Arnelle OF
Penn State.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Big Brothers Set
Full A||-Star Card

The seventh annual All High
All Prep basketball game will be
the feature attraction Friday
night at Fort Myer but the Big
Brothers Club, sponsors of the
event, has lined up a full eve
ming of entertainment.
St. Johns freshmen team will
open the night against the
Washington Boys Club cham
pions at $50. The interhigh
coaches will play the prep
coaches at 7:30 and the feature
game will 60 on at $50.
Eddie Fisher. popular crooner.
will sing during the halftime
show Of the All High-All Prep
game. He will appear with the
Army Band.
The interhigh coaches, win
ners over the sports writer's in a
preliminary to the Wayne Briz-
endine benefit game 10 days ago
will attempt to make it two
straight over the prep coaches.
However, the interhigh mentors
will be meeting sitter opposition
and in addition will be playing
under the eyes of the sports
writer's who will referee the
game.
Bobby Hart, Eastern, will cap
tain the interhigh coaches. His
team will include Russ lombard
and Tom Nolan, Anacostia;
Frank Kley. Bell; Artie Boyd
and Jim Kranking, Tech; Ed
Moffatt, Roosevelt, and Fred
Mulvey, Western.
The Prep, captained by Jack
Bohne, st. Anthony's. will have
Sleepy Thompson, st. Stephens;
Miggs Reilly. Georgetown Prep:
Snakey Graham, St. Adams:
Joe Gallagher, st. Johns; Frank
Gilmore, Gonzaga; Bob Cilento.
Priory; Paul Gallarneau. De
Matha, and Ed Barton Landon.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Rocco and Kim WrestIe
In Turner's Heudliner

Antonino Rocco and Lu Kim
headline Wednesday nights
wrestling show at Turner'S
Arena. They'll meet in a one
fall, Commute limit engage
ment.
The second team was COM
posed of Jack Moore and Fred
Iehle of LaSalle. Dick Wilkinson
of Virginia, Hogan of Siena and
Jim Young of Canisius.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
So. Conference
Continued From Page CID

two foul shots for a lead that
never was lost.
Lyles made only eight points
for the night but the last six
were the biggest. The Deacons
used Lyles, Dickie Hemric and
Williams all the way. LyleS was
the ony man. to play every min
ute of the tournament, while
Hemric missed only one.
N. C. State had the top scorer
in Wild-man Mel Thompson,
who maneuvers under the basket
and usually comes up with a
field goal with at least three
men hanging on. His 26 points
were high for the game by nine.
State was hurt by another Off
night by it's 6-foot-8 Bobby
Speight, who wasn't hitting.
While Wake Forest had to
depend on its top five men most
of the way until two of them
fouled out, Case kept steady
stream of fresh men running
onto the court. including his all
court press specialists whose
style did not particularly disturb
the Deacons.
Shue OutscOres Thompson.
Thompson scored 10 points
for the three games but still was
four short of Maryland's Gene
Shue. who in his two superla-
tive performances scored "a.
Hemric made st for three nights.
Wake Forest led by 21-17 at
the quarter, 1864 at the half
and 56-54 at the end of the third
period. Williams scored for the
Deacons to make it 1884 at the
outset of the last quarter and
then Stae pulled ahead. mostly
from the foul line.
Dick Tyler and Bobby GosS
made two foul shots each to tie
it up, Eddie Morris scored on a
follow-up and Goss on another
foul and State was ahead. 61-58.
Lowell Davis made a pair from
the foul line for the Deacons.
but Thompson scored on a pivot
and Knapp and Thompson from
the foul line and it was $3.50.
For the moment the Deacons
looked like a beaten team.
But after Hemric made a foul,
Lyles put life into them with his
set shots. After it was 65-all,
the last II points of the game
were on foul shots as both teams
were guarding closely and State
was striving desperately for the
ball Three times Wake Forezt
missed one of two foul shots and
John DevoS missed pair with
10 seconds remaining.
Ball Thrown Away.
State grabbed the rebound.
was stalled for several seconds
by a Wake Forest press. and
then Bernie Yurin threw the
ball right into Williams hands,
The force of it almost knocked
Williams down but he held on
and ran the clock out.
Despite it's loss, State set a
new tournament record with 24l
points in three games, breaking
it's 1852 mark of 226.
OF II conference games. N. c
State has lost in seven years
under Case, three have been tc
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Brigham Young Star
Tops Skyline Quint
By the Assoeiotsd Press

DENVER, Mar. 7.-Wyoming
and Brigham Young, the domi-
nant teams in the Skyline Con-
ference, each placed two players
on the All-Conference team
picked for the Associated Press
sports writer's around the circuit.
Forward Joe Richey of Brig
ham Young was a unanimous
choice and Bill Sharp, Wyoming
guard, missed unanimous deSig-
nation by only one vote.
Darrell Tucker of Utah State,
the conferences top scorer was
the choice at the other forward
position. Harold Christensen
Brikham Young's hard-working
playmaker, was picked at the
other guard.
Ron Rivers, 6-foot-7 Wyoming
star, was selected at center.
Rocky Mountain Five Picked.
DENVER, Mar. Z. R.-Two
players each from Champion
Idaho State and runnerup Colo
RADIO State were chosen on the
Rocky Mountain Conference all
star basketball team picked for
the Associated Press today.
Idaho State players picked by
coaches are Sam Beckham and
Les Roh. Colorado States rep
resentatives are Don Doolin and
Earl Sandtedt.
The fifth member of the first
team is Andy Buyok, Western
States 6-foot-5-inch center.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
District AAU to Hold
2-Dov Mat Tourney

A wrestling tournament spon-
sored by the District AAU will
be held Wednesday and Thurs
day at Ritchie Coliseum.
Glasses will be from lis pound
to unlimited heavyweight. En-.
tries will close Wednesday anc
a fee Of fifty cents must accom-
pany each entry.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Penn CIinches Tie
Fer IWL League Title
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. T.
Penn's basketball team assured
itself of a tie for the Ivy League
title as the Quakers beat off a
stubborn Cornell 1--WE. $3.50, to-
night in the first game of a
Palestra twin bill.
Don Bielke, Valparaiso's g.
foot-8 center, went on 29-
point spree in a 64-62 victory
over Villanova in the second
game.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Mar. 7 (P)
Yale's Jim Plecas scored a goal
as the buzzer sounded tonight to
give the Ellis a 70-68 overtime
basketball victory over Harvard.
Plecas also sank two free throws
in to send the game into over
time.
PRINCETON, N. j., Mar. 7 (F).
Foster Cooper and Fred Trit-
schler combined for 48 points to-
night as Princeton's basketball
team staged a fourth-period
drive that showed under Dart
mouth, 82-68.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Noodles Helm, 73,
Former Cincinnati
Ace, Is Recovering
By the Asseeioted Press

CINCINNATI, Mar. FRANK
Noodles" Hahn, 73. great south
paw pitcher for the Cincinnati
Reds from 1899 to 1905, was re-
ported in satisfactory" condi-
ton at Deaconess Hospital to-
day.
Hahn. who became a veteri-
marian and later a Federal meat
inspector after retiring from
baseball. was operated on two
weeks ago. He will have to re-
main in the hospital two weeks
longer.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

Wake Forest, including a 51-50
game early this season.
Each team had 20 baskets
tonight, but Wake Forest needed
only 47 shots to 81 for State.
The foul line edge told the sta
tistical story. Wake Forest
dropped 81 of SO chances, N. C.
State 30 of 81.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
SECOND TEAM.

Robbie SmitherS, Roosevelt.
Frank Harding, st. Johns.
Bob Rusevlyan, St. Johns.
Les McMenamin, Geo. Wash.
Jack Schilling, Westinghouse.
E MENTION.
Perlo. Roosevelt; Bill Cassidy and
Morton, CIV.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Penzu Family SizubIe

Don Penza, recently elected
captain of the 1853 Notre Dame
football team. is one Of nine
children.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Lions Beat Jets, Al,
And Hold Third Place;
Archambeau|t Quits

The Washington Lions ended
a three-game losing streak and
held third place in the Eastern
Hockey League by beating the
Johnstown Jets, Al, before a
crowd of 1,706 at Uline's Arena
last night.
Larry Archambeault, all-league
defenseman, stunned Lions off,
cials when he returned from a
business trip in Rochester yes
terday and announced his re-
tirement. Archambeault said he
will devote full time to his po-
sition with the Eastman Kodak
Co. and will return to Rochester
today to resume a week train
ing period.
The Lions announced they will
petition League President Tom
Lockhart for permission to take
on another player even though
the deadline for addition was
March l.
Hicks Plays Good Game.
Goalie Cliff Hicks played a
fine game in the nets for Wash
ington making 20 saves while
Ivan Walmsley turned in the
outstanding total of 54 saves for
Johnstown. Walmsley was in
jured when the Lions Gordon
Warner crashed the Jets net
with four seconds remaining and
Johnstown let the match end
then to escort Walmsley to the
dressing room for aid.
The Lions were aided by an
improved defense led by Al Ar
bour. bespectacled rookie de-
fenseman, on loan from the De-
troit Red Wings who broke up
numerous plays.
Brown Gets First Goal.
Andy Brown got the first goal
at 1926 of the second period but
Johnstown tied the score on
Don Halls shot at 8:08. War
ner who led the Lions with two
goals got what proved to be the
clincher so seconds later and
Stan Werekki at 1918 and War
ner at 18:43 completed the scor-
ing.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Stars ALL Tournament Teams
FIRST TEAM

FIRST TEAM.
Jack Sullivan, st. Anthony's.
George Shugars, st. Anthony's.
Butch barley, Geo. Washington.
Doug Fleming, Geo. Washington.
Ralph Hawkins, st. Johns.
HONORABl
Lon Herzbrun, Wilson: Phil
Dee Dawson, ST. Anthony's; Bi
Evening star., 1953-03-08

Bufrage. Spares, Washing ngtOn-ArbOur
Cupolo. Warecki. O'Hearn. Innes, Brown;
Johnstown-Hudson, Grinke, Bobenic,
Horvath, Dorrington.
First period scoring-None. Penalties,
Washington Medynski (charging)
hnstown-Hodgson (holding). =
Second period scoring-Washingto
i; Brown tWarecki. Hughes). 3:25. Pen
alties-None.
Third period scoring-2. Johnstown,
Hall CHudson). sos. g.. Washington,
Warner Harrison. Air). s;5s:. 4. Wa
(Innes), 1S:43. Penalties-McNally
thiRh- -stickins), Hall (hioking).
Evening star., 1953-03-08

Totals 12 SO Totals
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STOVE. oR de. luxe, 3 burners and
Well, oven and plate warmer; little
IiSed: lS $1S0 or best ofier. Must sell
STROLLER, Taylor-Tot. tubular fold
Iig iIg modet! dsne Brand new; cheap. Can
sTGDIo Couch, new two pillow
FSXTeea G.ooSVner owner leaving town. Call
sTUDIO Couch with holsters and
cover ' also drapes to match. flower
PRINT With dark green background.
sT1Dfo fSSs Soucshat,e cshateF F.rx.p' p,mi satin d.m,,s
IIefs csn 10. 'GnS;j s1oooss'S sSo' or best offer
SUITS. mans, Palm Beach and Has
REGULAR: Wo. 6-7s62. ~ Ms2 e-1
SUITCASE. Samsonite, large size, tan
new S2O: Call EN-. 3-113S bet. 10
SUN IAMP-Hanovia. tabl. model
SI1Snr IiSe n neE; y cost $1OO. Make offer
SUrrLY CABINETS, .wardrobes. metal,
ooK;' ooT;'' 4177s65'4 III 4th ST. NV. D1. 7-7s72.
TABLE LAMP. alabast.r. 2 shades,
good c1ondition. 1zSitio Reasonable. Cali
TABLE SET. 4 chairs. modernistic
cushions; Can or. 4-7775. -sI
TAPE RECORDER - Ampro. brand
new; cost $129, sell for $S5. Rear
al elS Kennedy st. NV. 1913, or
TAAPE Rfta; REcao;RpERf. Ser ampro, brand
new, cost $129; sell for SS5. Rear
slS Kennedy st. NV, 1913 or AP.
7-O47l ewes.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

EEpGA dooS r.seSnIn sSSnI%src,.l e Gu
new. S1s5. La. e-s41i. "Ae
Ha1Sh eond. 81, q 8: sso4i ST 1'4s model: gsrf
REFGR:. Morse; apt. size: good cond,-
REFGR.. Hrigidaire, Gu. t. rood
cond.. $50. AID. 2-S43z. ''' sO00
kEFGR.: elec., WESTINGHOUSE, 7 cu.
!eet Practically brand new. Only
SSlS9: S59az Call Sun. and ewes. UN.
REFGR., 9 Gu. it., Frisidaire. good
RESTAURANT Fl EoU1ifPSGs EoUiPMsNT-WWes wei ar.
overloaded, New and used. Chairs,
tables, booths. stoves, refrieerators.
tables cSsS aS1ss reasEsaa r5snsn frysTs steam
tE make your Complete store. caii
RESTAURANT AND BAR A'a equipmenxt iiDn%Sx
on location, in use; one 5-ft. Hi
dslicstessen white enamel showcase
Sox 05 ft fheayg maheGanSic metal iced rot cold bee,
with built-in 4-tap coil box, Gift
back bar with shelving and buiit-ir
cabinets. 20 bar stools. 3 galvanizec
sink and drainboards; all equipment
In good condition and viii be sac.
ssias rsnSdeied. GAYEFr9Y' r9'S RuS' R15s'
RIFLES-1 OF ca: Winchester, %
repeater. model 81; u. 8. Springfield
1905, model 1903; with peep sights
Winehester. 30 :O6; model TO- with
Hornet. model 81, with Weaverscope e
12-gauge, 32-in., dble barrel. long.
range, full field grade. CO. 5-4854
or write Box 241-K.. Star.
Ace on Mauser action;
iSsly Isdy StGias SstGGfiasd ss5 no U fIsAs:s ss7as
RIDING BooTs@Iady's size 3. Excel
RING-Diamond. platinum setting
registered; lgs; geo. side diamond. Apc;
RUGS, two S sxHfsS American a,:; made,
wool rugs and 2 small rugs, plus
pads; also 6 din. rm. chairs, 500
k3s. 49, . = i; Chinese Oriental, !,ts
500. csil to b ts5t'se!ssSaSss Jo. ssssas
SxiS; / Wilton. f0I grey 'i; BACKGROUND, nd,
9x15; GE vacuum cleaner, tank
type type ~: 5-6O7s. oo ,
gray-green (orig. S22 .95 ydJ. Nearly
new. Reas. DU. 7-1566.
RUGS, gray Broadloom, 7 by 9,
Bigelow twist; $50 incl. pad. EN-.
RUGS, 9x12. all-wool. blue; $50. 3
pair rose drapes, S25. l pull-up
chair, So. ia. 2-0917.
RUGS-(2) blue carved Wilton, 71ax9,
$55; 6x9. $45; 12-tube RCA radio,
$50. JU 9-O0OS,
RUGS. 9x1S, rose, wool with throw
rug and pad. $50. WO. 6-6624:
RUGS -. ,9x15 and 9x9 matching
beige cotton; fine quality; nearly
new; $190 incl. mats. HO. 2-5SS4
RUGS, sisal. 9x12. $12; Chinese and
Oriental room-size rugs, S60 ca,
scatter size. XII. 8-SS21.
RUG, Persian Herman, gorgeous me
dallion center, new cond.: $4,000
appraisal; sac, $500. WO. 6-5351
RUG, 9x12, broadloom, and pad: 2
throw rugs to match; mahog. twin
beds; other misc. items. -JA. 5-7645.
gray. 6x16, matching,
$50 both; also scatter rugs, long
hall runners. CO. 5-0360.
RUGS (Numdas), attrac.. excl. cond.,
reas.; also 2 very attrac. dresses,
Size 1913; pvt. AID. 2-2660.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
STEEI.


We have all kinds Of misc. steel.
beams, reinforcing steel. pipe, snt
plates cut to size.
General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
sTEN0TYPE MACHINE, $40. used i
n k5 s' Azfr sii R'F7sis 81 'sesss5sn' ass6S Ell 81
sTTEEiNoTT7tPiE MACHINE, .xceilen, m2i
Ggonditiensa 8 mos. old; $50. Phone
sT4E;NoTpYYPPRR' MACHINE, practieall, MSa
sToKxERRA RAi IRON aSi FIREMAN. bin nil feed,
removes ashes into containers; also
American Radiator Ideal fot-wateT
boiler; S10O for both: 4-burner,
eve, even jn E9s saaysa s.oysi s16. Ju. 5-6S26;
STORE FIxTUREs loft. display
block, scales: cash re9isters,
sToRE is5d Il frSfGREs S1atRi: R.,ri1eIator m2l
showcase with h-ton motor. . metal
yesetabls racks. 2 counters. meat
scales, small safe. electric meat
grinder. 2 overhead paddle fans.
sPnone North 7-2S77: 21s.
STOVE. electric. westinghouse. like
Riyerdale. AP. S-5s63. -2i
oven dble. units: excel. cond.; SIS
or best OFFER. OR. 3-2436. -21
STOVE, Philgas, table top used /
week. $50. LO. 5-457S.
STOVE, Westinghouse, new cond.
$S5; HOLLYWOOD bed, S15: ext. lad
dsrs, s.; laEnmower. 50: boys
s burners and deep
vel; IN good condition. CAL OIL.
Estate heater. ideal for con-
struetion shack. {25. co. 6-2526.
STOVE, electric. Frigidaire. 1947:
SIS. See after 4 pm. Monday
R.SsiSa.oP. RshISTsa Pridsyi Ns 1o7oS Pearson ss
1,0e: so!t st1o 1ev ri, so1e ss as ssndssS csi
III 9.0016,
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Phyfe table. draw
ers. 2sx50 open. $50; china cabinet
S12 LU. 3-770O. Ext. 1909.
FURN.. dining rm. set, walnut pcs
$50: GOOD condition. UN. 4-S261.
FURN.-Carved mahog. bkcase, 5'x6';
uphol. rnahog. loveseat, 2 matching
enieEiy snH!Ef fGoc Io bs4s16. c4ad priced 70 sell
FURN.-Solid cherry chest Of drawers
It. long, %" high. $40; secretary
$50; marble top lamp table. $50;
s%etfee, % sreen. i -s sI6: 's beversse Sav cabinet
S25; Philco console radio. $50
GARBAGE DISPOsERS - Westing-
house. discontinued models only;
627 r st. NV, ST, 3-61O0.
GAS FURNACE. Amer. stand; s5.-
600 BTU. input; in excel. cond.
500 or best offer. WA. 7-0509.
GAS RANGES. new, used: $3.50 up;
!nssalsstSa assa d.oPr, eEERIb5sss eE. bs ss6E sA5Es
GAS RANGES, new, used: SIS up
sTovE. 1oii 7th NV. NA. $685.
GAS RANGE, 4-burner; 3-pc. living
room suite; both practically new,
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef, de luxe
model, excel. condition; reasonable
GAS Gasi k2NGE. IA q Sas; Used 8 months. 500;
Launderall automatic washer. good
GAS RANGE, Hardwick, apt. size
good eond:. $S5. 10. s. 1881. wai
GAS RANGE. Kenmore twin-top. new
Spn with M 6t g5idd1s t@eT Sa16 so1t
Tor $ia5: ia. VSs 5-75Ss. '00' ''. @ai
GAS STOVE, standard size, very good
cond;; $25; Call 10; S-8497.
GAS STOVE, bath tubs. sink. 2 Ar
colas; child,s new bike S16; t5icy-
GRNESaGoRs, SEs IA *; ISS4; ifS.1. &C., S5 SS,55oc
watt; l has direct. drive engine; 5000
for both. Rear Of 818 Kennedy st
NV, 10-3 or AP. 7-5471 ewes.
"; w.; iIo 7. go cycles; fully; auto,
G2SGRATdFsw,Io $lSG Ts5Fyiew I0seSdI Sdit.s. :. C.,
1900 watt; / has direct drive eng. !;
5000 for both. Rear. Of s18 Ken
nedy. st. NV. 1913, or AP. 7-5471
GSEENShE3RRSAsTioRs,srARrERs. SESh3RSsi $3.50 up.
lge. asSort;; elec; motor repairs. 36th
GLASS SAs sATrEsY s1s JARs tsa 81 s e.. aO?Sa ssi
GoIF@Besinners 6FB rim eiS' SPECIAL SPECIAL, surplus
clubs. 9 for 81; BIB. gloves, bats, SOC
up. 616 Mass. ave. NV.
GOLF CLUBS, Bag woods. 8
gTG trNns; E9od 1sS, cNndition; hickory shaft
GOLF CLUBsw4 new MacGregor
woods, M. T. iron; S65 each. JU.
GRINDER. with. 1 h.p. 22o-v., s.
phase motor, $25. 331 Emerson st..
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MARBLE
5000 So. It. of marble: very many
large pieces. Perfect for tables.
ACE WRECKING co.

5000 SO. IT. Of marble: very many
ACE WRECKING co.
40O2 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O5OO
MATTRESS and box springs set, new;
cost $110: must sacrifice. $39 or best
MaTTRRSsEHs NIfT; RS H49Ss. 5Se. twin size. cotton
ST.; si5: EN- EN-. sEs ss7gs' E9Gd and used little
MATTRESS, sealy, orthopedic, about
mes mos; old. $50 or best offer. CIR
MEAT CASES t2), loft. double duty
prac. new; for sale cheap: other
sizes in stock. Call JACK. NO
MEST nFSS3o; sSW SRen Surfaay Sundsy. .ond ,r,..
cheap for quick sale. Cali JACK. NO
1855; open Sunday.
MEAT SLICERS, choppers, comput-
ing scales. steak tenderizers. bakery
mixers. potato peelers. Frylators,
Bro meat saws. rebuilt: Save 40%
soBART B'oI.aR1 8 SALES [ s AGENCY; 1880 Mt.
MIMEoGRAPHa al M MACHINE N'1' A. 3. Dick
Model 90; Call I'll Barr Bldg. Mon.
Price. S35. Call JU. 9-644Z ga
beveled, A. by 81. beauti-
fully framed, $25. Call 10. 2-S044.
MIXER. 1, General Electric portable;
triple mirror: chair with uphol. pill
low; reasonable price. ia. 9-4096.
RAILROAD, HO, complete
with power pack, controls, engines,
cars, track, turnouts, ETC.; mostly
built-up; excel. oper. cond.; entire
layout at less than II kit cost for
$S5. For details and to inspect and
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MORTAR MIXER

Good condition. S16O. JE. 3-3179.
MOTORCYCLE, 1850 Triumph Thun-
a S45n il sold 80 sFy Sa deaief, ee this maeh
would sell for $500. Am buying new
home. need cash. 10. .2-O349. -22
ssR sys :oSpTe:so4s. saSSe Il ssp s. *. s7 eSsss & ssD
MOTOR for chain saw. IL h.p. Mer-
tion, $3.50. Ii. 4-5316.
MOTORS-H and ls. excellent condi-
tion, $3.50-$5: Sundays. and ewes.
only; rear 1928 Taylor st. n.w.' IA,
MOTOR, oE and 1s-in. s-circular
blade fan, 50. AID. 4-Sl72.
MOTORS-1/lOO TO 100 h.p. and re-
duction gear, $40 volts; rewound,
re,ISss.tors FOR FANS Ws,.fs fsrpaces
stock for instant exchange at lower
flat~rate prices. Why wait? Bring
your motor with you. walk. out with
sEfst euf5arahsS EeU1paEN FePeeensrs ec s
MOVIE CAMERAS. projectors, ac-
sE 7s2ss. BksNNEs sss s'Ps "a
MOVIE CAMERA. DeJur mm.: like
new; Keystone protector. Not less
thar Sl50. LU. 2-4S7l. 30
$50 watt. case. excel. cond. SIS.
Mans Girard Perregaux watch. like
new. $3.50 EN-. 3-S752.
MULTILTH NO. 40, incl. auto feeder
and counter; ideal for printing sta
ttonery, circulars or business forms,
$3.50. ia. 2-S411.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT soundscribers;
dictator and transcriber, desk mic
rophone. telephone adapter, foot
switch, dc-ac converters. $lb0;
1csOs.d 1%s 18th slnasS, st: NV. ME- e-SS5567
ofFfcG ifIEssH EaTaPsG,pesks, chairs. iiiins
cabinets, adding machs., typewriters
calc. Reas. CIRCLE TYPE. CO.,
OFFICE l11S l4th RhoipaEESTp 81 SE pI Fl. E.s7s cases,
aSaTessSSraPa 9ao machns chscs Dix PIsk mi
station Execution communicatins
sv-tems, Marchant calculating ma
chine, 11S pedestal fan. a.c.; t3)
20-in. a.-c. exhaust fans, time
clocks, pipe and fittings, etc. 1923
Penna. ave. NV, 8 am. to 3 pm.
OFFICE FURNITURE
s25. 900 sale Of used. reconditioned
nle cabinets. tables. chairs. book
cases, steel shelving. :. fans, air
condition machines: unlimited stock
to choose from: free delivery and
parking; priseed at tremendous saw
MANHATTAN OEEICY HoulR. CO.
63o NEW YORK AVE. NV.