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SENATOR'S
Continued from q


other, chasing Porterfield. NAL
zone booted Schult's grounder.
permitting Sievers to score.
Runnels singled. scoring Court
ney. Usher's grounder took a
bad hop over Malzone's head
for q single. scoring Schult.
Bridges doubled across two
runs, scampered to third on the
throw to the plate and scored
the seventh run Of the inning
on a passed ball before Kem-
merer grounded out and Yost
flied to Piersall.
Ex-senator Stone made his
appearance in the sixth inning
and Schult dubbed his first
pitch into the centerfield
bleachers. Runnels doubled
and took third on q wild pitch.
Usher walked. Bridges single
scored Runnels, and Usher
scored when Kemmerer plopped
down q sacrifice bunt and Yost
grounded out.
NOTES: Pete Ramos GID
will try to present the Senators
|a series sweep against the Red
Sox today. Frank Sullivan
GOD viii be his mound OPP
ponent in the 2 O'Clock game.
;. 1t will be Washington's last
game here until September 6,
when the Yankees invade.
Williams has been q 500 hit
ter since the All-Star Game. /.
He was hitting .343 before that
game and since has picked up
80 points. Bridges boot Of
Mauch's grounder in the sixth
inning was his first error In
100 chances over q span Of 20
games.
Five Of the Senator'S last six
homers have been Yost produc-
lions. Kemmerer was booed
when he walked williams in
the first inning. :. It was No.
"a for Ted. Kemmerer, who
beat his former teammates for
the first time. has won five Of
his last six decisions. The
Senators are 1881 customers
ahead Of last years home at
tendance pace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

ITunu 1Inm n0moTI-HOdECI, HIUuKIVns uIIu
cost. Cincinnati. two each: Hoax. Gin
philadelphia: Puriilo, BROOKLYN: Musial
and Cunningham. St. Louis Adcock.
covinRton and schoendlenst Milwaukee.
and Thomson, New York. one each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
II Assists Leave
Schoendienst One
Short of Record

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. II
up. - Red Schoendienst,
Braves second baseman,
had IL assists in today's
thinning game against st.
Louis to come within one
Of the major league record
for extra inning games.
The record Of Is is
shared by Maurice Rath Of
the 1919 Cincinnati team
and Bobby Avila Of the
1852 Indians. Rath did 1t
in a l5-inning game, and
Avila in q l9-inning con-
test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
LEAGUES
PACIFIC CoAsr LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San DIEGO 8: Los Angeles. 2.
Vancouver, q; Hollywood. 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester. 3; Richmond 2.
Columbus, a.: Buffalo. 4
Havana, II; Montreal, 3.
Miami. 9; Toronto, 8.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little p1ck ~ Chattanooga. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis, 4; Charleston, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany, Is: Allentown, 5.
Reading, 2; Binghamton, 1.
St. raul, 8: Louisville, 2.
Springdeld. 8; Schenectady, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

f1rmed last night that four Big
Valiant jet bombers are en- route
to Christmas Island to take part
in the H-bomb tests. There were
reports the explosion would be
set off next month, weather per-
hitting.
Demanding a halt. the News
Chronicle said:
1.-TWO evils come from every
explosion. There is the genetic
damage done by radiation, which
increases the number of de-
formed and idiot children born
This is not disputed by scientists
There is also the spreading oil
strontium-a potential cause Of
bone cancer. There is some dis
agreement about how much Of
this poison can safely be dis.
charged.
| mo one disputes, however
that the genetic damage is cumu-
lative and the menace of strols'
ltium increases with every test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Ice FIoes Better
Michigan Shore

ALGONAC, Mich, Mar. IS Up i.
-Wind-driven ice foes 20 feet
high battered the Anchor Bay
shoreline yesterday. smashing
docks and seawalls.
Sheriff's deputies rescued Is
fishermen from a foe that broke
of from Lake st. Clair shore ice
under the 40-mile winds,
Housewives grabbed shoyels
and poles in vain attempts to
fend off the crunching ice wall.
One woman, Mrs. Josephine
Scott of Harrison Township.
said:
1.-The whole field of ice seems
to be moving right UP onto the
land. Some of it is stacked
higher than the trees"
The stranded fishermen were
brought back to shore after the
wind carried their big foe out
into the lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
BEDROOM,
DINING ROOM

l-79.o5 Single Dressers, French Provincial.
SIS
500 Double Dressers. French Provincial, s79
l-l09.95 Single Dresser and Mirror, mig,
1926
6-t75sli5 Chests, nigh. or cherry.
39.g5.79.95
7-4g95.5995 Mite Stands nigh. or cherry.
299539.95
300 .95.99.95 Beds, single and double, mig
or cherry 2995.59.95
l2-7495 Maple Bedroom Units, dresser,
chests V.pJ
6-3495.39gj Maple Mite Stands, 2i9j.39.95
Famous Brand Maple Dining Units
o-li995 Table and Mates Chairs, lO9.95
3-ll995 Server and China Top. as is, $50
7-li9.9j Round Table and 4 Mates Chairs,
l09O5
S-l2995 Large Buffet. maple ------. s85
4-l69.0j Base and Top, maple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

amount Of radiation received by
each of large number of in
dividuals can do an appreciable
amount of damage to the popu-
lation as a whole" -.
The experts listed various hui
man hereditary diseases on
which research concerning the
long-term eenetic effects of
atomic radiation should be con-
centrated.
These include hemophilia,
dwarf1sm, webbed feet and hands,
congenltal tumors of the nerves
and various eye diseases.
Headed by U. S. Scientist
The committee consisted of
scientists from the United States,
Britain. Germany, Italy. France.
Sweden, Denmark, Canada, India
and Brazil, under the chairman
ship of DR.. Alexander Hol-
leander, head of the biology d.
1 vision Of Oak Ridge National
Laboratory, Oak Ridge. Tenn.
! In an annex to the report, a
leading Swedish radiophysicist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

asserted nuclear weapon tests on
the present scale are much more
dangerous to mankind than was
hitherto believed.
Prof. r. M. Sievert of Stock
holm said radioactive elements
from nuclear bomb tests are now
evenly distributed in dangerous
quantities over virtually the en-
tire surface of the earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

report for the United Nations
Conference on Atomic Radiation
next month was published today.
The scientists--23 information
ally recognized authorities on
metaphysics and genetics-said
mankind must take the calcu-
lated risk Of radiation damage
to future generations if it is to
realize the vast benefits of
atomic energy.
But if the dangers are to be
minimized." the report said,
every possible step must be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
L-4SS.So 3-Fc.
Double Dresser
Bedroom
1895

3S-29p5 Sturdy Mates Chairs. maple ---l7.95
3-sli9 Corner Cupboard red cherry 500
2-s2Oj Buffet, red cherry - -------Sl3o
3-sl8O Bsse and China Top. maple --- $3.50
5000 DrexeI Bullets, cherry French Pro.
3-sl65 Drexel Buffet mig. ----------l29.95
7-Sli5 China or Buffet, mig. ---------99 .95
5-ll9.95 Mahogany China --------- 1926
l-329.95 Triple Dresser 5Pc. Bedrm.. mig,
has bookcase bed 1906
l-i79.o5 Mengel Triple Dresser ape. Bed
room. twin beds 1896
l-279.95 Modern Dble. Dresser 3.Pc. Bed
room .-----------$IIT
Simplex Mahogany Collection
l--Sl5O Desk aud Chair ------.-------- SIS
1895 Desk, as is ,---- 1905
l--S2l5 Triple Dresser aud Mirror 1905
l-Sl50 Double Dresser Base ----. 500
l--2995 Chest Mirror li95
3-4i0j.5f95 Bookcases or Night Stands,
2995
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

Prime Minister Harold Mac
MILAN, stating that available
opinion considers the
danger from the tests "negli-
gible," has said Britain viii go
ahead with the program. The
government feels the tests are
necessary for Western defense.
The British Air Ministry con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

taken to reduce the exposure of
man. Ito radiation and to I'M
derstand the effects of exposure. +"
Unanimous on Bad Effects
There was unanimous agree
ment that "all man-made radia-
ton must be regarded as harm
full to man from the genetic
point of view"
! There are strong grounds fol
believing that most genetic eff
fects are very closely additive.
the report said, 80 that a small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

and doctors--in Britain about
the effects of the increasing
number of nuclear explosions
carried out by the worlds great
powers.
Japan has appealed three
times without success to Britain
to postpone the H-bomb tests
to be held in the Christmas
Island area of the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Ebun Ends Vacation
For PurIeys on Guzu

PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar. Is
P.--Abba Eban, Israel's AM
bassador to the United States,
planned to cut short his vacation
today and fly to Washington to
confer with State Department
officials on the GAIA situation.
Mr.. Eban arrived here Mon
day with his wife and two chill
dren for a brief vacation before
resuming his duties in Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

3-l5995 ESpandoms,ic Desks. mig 99.95
l-50.95 Lounge Chairs. red tweed i 1925
l-99.95 Oversize Foam Lounge Chair, iur.
guoisc nylon frieze 59.95
1895 Maple Platform Rocker. red tweed
29.95
2-6q.95 Reclining Chairs, silver and black
plastic and fabric, floor sample - $50
1905 Foam Dsvenos, brown, full.size in.
nerspring mattress ---------------- Sl38
l-l29.95 Decorator Foam Lounge Chairs,
toast, lime ------- s---.- $68
1906 Nylon and Foam Lounge Chairs, gold.
toast - - ------------- 1895
3-999j Platform Rockers. black, beige 500
l--l2995 Foam Lounge Chairs, red metallic
fabric 1906
l--lia95 Bridgewater Arm Lounge Chair,
foam. pink 1926
l-l6995 Valentine Sever Lounge Chair, re-
versibIc cushion S88
l-i99.95 French Provincial Foam Sofa, green,
29995
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Two British Papers Urge
Halt in H-Bomb Test

LONDON Mar 13 tTwo British the Laborite
Daily the Liberal News Chronicle demanded today
that Britain call off her Hbomb scheduled for this spring
that this initiative to
ration such tests could be madeand should from this
country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
OCCASIONAL
FURNITURE

1896 Chairs. mig finish. rayon cover sos
5--59.q5 Cocktail Table: Fir. Prov. S38
l--l6995 Drop.Leaf Table. mig. leaves.
1905
l3-69.95 Brandt Tables, mig, assorted, 1926
8-6i.95.89.95 Leather-Top Tables, assorted
ming. SIS
5--7i.q5.09.qj Lealhcr.Top Tables, assorted.
mig. ----------- 500
l--59.p5 Cedar Chest, mig. ------ S9.P5
l--69.95 Cedar Chest, mig. ---------- 1905
8-6l.95 Ccllcrelles, ebony ----------- 1926
3-99.o5 Exensole Tables, l leaf. mig, 69.p5
"a 1895 Maple Desks .-.- 29.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

l-299.95 Decorator Foam Sofa. turquoise.
SlQ8
2-l799S Breakfronis. mig - 9o95
1895 Bookcases. mig, glass doors 1896
4-tl.qj Bachelor Chests. lined oak 2995
25-2i.95 Cocktail Tables. lined oak 1926
l5-3i.o5 Corner Tables. lined oak 49, 1895
l--69.95 Cedar Chest. pearl grey 1896
'2-6i.95 Tea Carts, Nubian and walnut 1895
25-24.95 Modern Tables. black and white,
cocktail and lamp .--a-- $40
5--I9.95 Drop.Leaf Tables, leaf. mig 1906
1896 Record Cabinets. oak 24.05
l5-l2,95 Chairs, plastic cover, tubular steel
1896 Lesiher.Top Tables, mig. assorted.
29.95
25-59.95 Marble.Top Tables, mig. bases,
assorted 1895
$780, Leather.Top Tables, mig, assorted.
39.05
5-8995.9p.95 Leather.Top Tables, mig,
assorted ------------------------- so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
U. N. Warned Of Risk
In NucIeor Research

GENEVA, Mar. 10 GA donation committee of scientists
says the generation
by Developments the of nuclear and of
of radiation"
The committee met Copenhagen last under
the United Nations World Health ORGANIZATION Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

6-l39 95.sl6O Double Dresser Bases or Chest.
on.Chests 7 1896
l--l9qpj Triple Dresser and Bookcase Bed,
beige mig. ----- 99.95
2-3i995 Double Dresser, Chest and Book
case Bed. sea mist mig. 1895
3-SllO Modern Bullets, lined osk 6q.95
I0-l9.95 Side Chairs, lined oak or grey mig.
90,
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LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

2-ll0.95 Rowe Foam Lounge Chairs, pink
or turquoise ~----..- 6p.95
HOPS Rowe Foam Sofa, black tweed as is.
999j
2-2l9.95 California Style Sofa. foam. tan.
gerine - 1926
LOOPS Foam 2.Pari Sectional, turquoise.
1895
6-20995 Foam 3.Part Sectional, black or
toast ---..-----. 1895
6-269.95 Rowe 2.Par, Sectional, foam 2l9.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

I--399.o5 Selig 3.Part Sectional. foam. iur.
quoisc, as il 229.95
2-iqP.95 Stanford 3.Part Foam Sectionals,
charcoal 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

Full size, with lots Of storage
space. Modern style in rich grey
mahogany finish hand.polished
to a high luster.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24

his country were being staged for
the purpose of putting a tool Of
the army in power.
From Port-au-Prince word
came that Fignole could enter the
race for president but that he
would not permitted to return
until after the election and there
fore could not personally cam
paign.
Fignole said that Haitian Army
under Brig. Gen. Antonio Ke-
breau was preventing his support
ers from voting at the polls or re-
registering.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24
~ ELLIOTT J. PIEZE

like the Seynours who make Mas
sau such pleasant place to visit.
1.-THE HOUSE OF MAcKEY"
ANOTHER FINE
IMPROVEMENT
Among the many significant i'm.
provements which are now In the
making for Nassau Is complete,
well appointed funeral home,
which will be owned and operat-
ed by "Sonny" Maekey, who for
merly lived In Miami, who Is still
we'll known In this city. had the
privilege Of visiting the home,
which is located on Devoe St., and
upon request Of Maekey, It was !
who suggested the name - "The
House of Mackey", for the unique
establishment. Maekey liked the
name very much and agreed that
his funeral home will be known
by that name. II you visit the is.
land, be sure to see "The House
Of Mackey."
More about Nassau next week.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ACTED
WISELY
The special committee for the
selection of a Negro candidate for
the city commission, acted wisely
in my opinion, in not selecting any
candidate at the present time. The
committee instead, recommended
that an all-out registration drive
be conducted in order to increase
the Negro registration in D a d e
County to several times its pres
ent number, and then support
some white candidate or candi-
dates whose stands are considered
liberal toward the Negroes Of this
area. -
Seven2l Negro candidates have
already run unsuccessfilly, for
the city commission, and unless
the registration rolls are greatly
increased, another Negro candi-
date, predict, will meet with
the same fate. Let's get more
names on the registration books
first.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24
FIGNOLE FEARS
HAITI UNTIL
SEIGE is LIFTED

NEW YORK - CAMP - Des-
pite recent assurance by the Mill
tary Council running affairs in
Haiti that elections to name a
civil president will be held in Sep
TENDER, Daniel Fignole, Provision
President who was ousted last
June, says he will not return until
the present stage of seige is lifted.
Fignole who was deported and
took refuge in New York where
he is staying at the Hotel Raleigh
said the forthcoming elections in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24

Washington, D.C.-The w a k e
Robin Golf Club of this city is
making plans for one of the big
gest tournaments of the history
Of the United Golfers Association,
which will stage its 31st annual
event over the beautiful courses
of Potomac Park, Aug. $3.50.
It is expected that the tourna-
ment will bring to Washington one
Of the the largest groups Of golf
ers to participate in the UGA
event for many years, according
to Mrs. E. M. Williams, president
of the all-wornen's Wake Robin
Golf Course, which is serving as
host for the tournament. Large
numbers of registrations have al
ready been received.
In addition to beautiful array
Of trophies for the championship
divisions for men, women, SEN
ior men, anud junior boys and
girls, Wake Robin has announnc-
ed that there will be trophies
and prizes for as many flights as
are entered in the various di-
visions of the tournament. The
Coca-Cols Comcany, Atlanta, Ga.
has contributed the championship
trophies for five years.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24
PTA Council
Entertains
Principal

The Dade County Council of
PTA entertained the Dade County
Principals of Public School at a
luncheon in the Booker Terrace
Motel dining room Monday, Auo
10. Hostess for the occasion: Mrs.
Docia Howell, president Of Be-
thune Elementary; Mrs. Ollie Nc
Queen, president of Ba;nbo~'
Park Elementary; Mrs. Margaret
Newbold, president of Bunche
Park Elementary; Mrs. Cherry
Mills Boyer; Mrs. Genesta Sweet
ing, president of Dade County
Council; Anthony L. Simons, re-
porter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24
Pro and Con No. z

For the Negro to be what he ought
Negro ology must be taught
A group will reap whatever it
SoWS;
Nothing planted-nothing grows.
An education that has no aim
Is an education that is invain
The Negro must think and must
act,
To make his freedom an actual
fact.
When he makes commercialized
bread,
The Negro will be forging ahead.
He must make his shoe strings
And the many, many other things
The Negro needs economic in
Struction.
It is only Negro production, that
Will bring about racial induction.
A group has no legitimate excuse
When it makes no effort to pro-
duce
A good foundation must be laid,
And the first step must be made.
Robert Hughes Bennett
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24
Register NOW
Vote Later !!
UCA Tourney
Set For D. e.

Charlie Sifford, Philadelphia,
who placed high in the money
ranks Of the recent Eastern Open
at Baltimore, will defend his
championship in the pro division,
while Gordon Goodson, Harris
burg, Pa, is defending ama'err
champion. Pro purse and flight
trophies are sponsored by the
UGA and the host club, while
Shaefer Brewing Co. is also a
donor Of trophies this year.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24
NO MONEY DOWN
WILL BUILD ON
UNYYD 0r q nMNnN~M

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CBS-TuE FLOORS
TILE BATHROOM.
LIVING ROOM
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mi WELL HAND
YOU THE KEY FOR
THE FIRST MONTHS
PAYMENT OF $50
NO OTHER COST
WHITE OR COLORED
ADD-A-ROOM CORP.
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-24
NASSAU, A LAND OF MUCH
HUMAN INTEREST

Probably no place in the entire
BahcmaS offers as human interest
in various fields of endeavor as
does the capital city, Nassau. AS
I stated in my last weeks column,
a visit to Nassau, should be a
must" on the list of things to do
and places to go of all people who
can possibly do so. can assure
you that it will not be regretted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Saturday
Naturally Fridays Evening
evenings
All long, the Friday Star will be packed with exciting
capital
you find Friday
shopping
getting Sterling
it delivered daily and Sunday for only $195 month.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-14

WALLPAPER TO suit your taste, finest
in Euclid, also Sanitas, Walltex and
SceniCs. L. Roesch Paint and Wall
paper. 853 East 222nd ST., RE 1885.
HOTSTREAM 4O-gallon AUI stone
lined water heater. delivered into
your basement, S99 so. Nottingham
Hardware Co, l8708 St. Clair. ".
l-0665
CORDWOOD for sale, all lengths Sex
ton, EV. 1892,
WALLPAPER, exclusive selection. dec
orators design, expert interior dec
orator service; scenics, murals, TO-
ordination of paint colors. Berger's,
805 East l85th ST, ". l-6250
PLASTIC pipe, y to 2 inch at discount
prices. Nottingham Hardware Co.
1903 ST. Clair. w. l-0665.
WEDDING gowns, original samples, up
to 500 aVlues, now SIS. Landau'S,
12501 st. Clair ave.
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FOR Miscellaneous

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-02-14

PERSONALIZED napkins, matches,
coasters. stirrers. tor ngagements,
weddings. anniversaries, new homes,
etc. The SCOOP, 8l4 East l52nd st.
WEDDING Invitations engraved. Their
mographed raised letterlngl, printed
AT The SCOOP. 314 East l52nd ST.
l-TON hoist, track and trolley; motor
mount for saw: Shopmaster band
saw: 2 gallon pressure tank and
spray gun; Prestolite tank; !9-hp.
motor; 6-inch sander and poilsher
MU 1909.
CAS- circulating heater Call after )
p. m. ~. l-2879 -------,..
HANDYMAN'S tools, all like new. ass
East 258th ST., RE. l-09O2.
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MACHINIST tools Cgrindingl, tool box,
Al shape. " l-5717.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittan1ca. 1855 edi-
tion, "a books. plus bookcase and
world atlas, like new. $500. UL.
OAK flooring, fmsn door. 3Ox80: Duran
heddboard bed, double; pair table
lamps; double width floral drapes:
Babe: car bed; baby scale; pair
brown chairs, bridge lamp; left hand
golf clubs. HI. 2-308i.
ANYONE East 27Oth st. and the blvd.
interested in buying a share in
ClarkWood Beach Club, reasonable,
call ". 6-2389.
PLAYER piano as IS, S225: newly up
holstered lounge chair, gray, S55. KE
DAVENPORT. luggage. ladies shoes,
size 6-6iaAA. reasonable. RE. 1851
EXTENSION ladder. 80 feet. Call w
l-3l2l.
BIG sale at Jacks Swap Shop, 8lO4 ST.
carpet sWeepers, IS; all kinds OF
motors. So; water tanks. 81; hot
water heaters, 81; all sizes of tires
50 up: lamps, 81; open end Wrenches
l0c; kitchen, bathroom sinks, S4;
baby bed complete, ST: water boxes
Wrenches, Sl25: we have all kinds
or angle irons and miscellaneous:
open from $50 to s, Saturday all
day; will swap anything for your old
metals and iron.
COW manure for sale. Call w. 1850
BELTONE hearing aid. like new, cost
$500. sell $50. SIX. l-345l.
4 PAIR drapes; radio: chairs black
coat, size l6: green coat 1918; other
miscellaneous items. ". l-l672
REFRIGERATOR, $40; apartment SIZE
washer, sSl8: baby's chifferobe, $40;
all in good condition. HI 2-636l.
IA FIT. boat and trailer; 194l Plymouth
coupe, ". l-0557.
AIR conditioner, 5-ton: electric cash
register, ringing up 70 S99.9 80; so #
new NurOScent lamps. Bo Peep, III
East l85th St, " l-56l4.
STOVE and refrigerator; bedroom set;
dining room. SilVerWare: niscei-
laneous; Hudson seal coat; lawn
mower. SW. l-5364.
MAYTAG washer, wringer type, rea-
sonable; winter tuxedo, size 36; boys
suit; trench coat, upper winter lin
ing, both size IA. like new; girls
Chicago roller skates, 7. KE. 1892.
GENERAL Electric refrigerator. per-
feet condition, $50; gold chairs, SIS.
EV. 1850.
200 GOODYEAR TIRES
NEW must sell this week, 670xl5,
Sl236 7.10xl5, S1374 plus tax. all
sizes, most brands, wholesale prices;
"Al" detergent. Sl3.75, 100 pounds.
Carroll Sales. 1859 Lake Shore, KE.
l-4500, RE. 1-038l, open afternoons
and evenings only
FOR a limited time, 100 or more
trade-ins on name brand televisions.
guaranteed and serViced by an cleo
tronic technician; hi-fi monographs,
tape recorders, etc. VIII. 2-3036.
FUR coat (mouton), new. 1913 $50;
electric motors. various horsepoWers.
reasonable; fluorescent light kits, 81;
Easy Spindry washer, good condition.
s25; ice cream freezer, 2-gallon, pow
er driven, SIS; tool truck for mech
anics, $50. W l9424
OUTDOOR television antenna, never
used, $4; 3-speed phonograph, SIC;
tape recorder, latest model high fl
deity, automatic erase, 2 speakers,
dual speeds. etc. 1856 dryer. never
used. save half. VIII. 2-3098.
KELVINATOR home freezer, 9 Gu. r.,
good condition, $50; ombination
radio-record player. $40. VIII. 3-0383.