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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

No fue possible averiguar ell
nombre de la fallecida, la que,
segun Sc dijo, tenia alrededor
de IS amos y habia contraido
matrimonio con Breecham en-
Nueva York.
Esta manana, Beecham Sc
opuso a que fuera retirado ell
cadaver de su habitacion, 10 que
finalmente Sc logro despueS de
los esfuerzos de SUI agente tea
trail que hizo los arreglos para
los funerales por medic de una
empresa funeraria britannica de
BuenoS Aires.
Beecham Sc negaba a respon.
der preguntas telefonicas o per.
sonalmente y ell mismo Silencio
guardian ell Hotel Plaza, donde
Sc hospeda, la empresa funebre,
ell Teatro Colon y la embajada
britannica.
A pesar del deceso de SUI es.
posa, Sir Thomas dirigira ell
viernes La Flauta Magica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

VENECIA, Sept. 8. CUPID
La secular ciudad de los
DIX dio anoche, a la actriz
cinematografica francesa,
Cri3it.c Bardot, una resonan-
ia bienvenida, aun cuando Bri-
tie tiene ell proposito de
archarse hoy, sin anunciar
Ell comrromiso de su matri-
II onio con ell guitarrista Sa-
ella Distel.
Pero, no obstante Ell desen-
g no de los romanticos italia
EDS, unos tres mil venecianos
y turistas saludaron con una
ovacion atronadora a Bright
te, cuando esta ~desembarco,
al atarceder en- la plaza de
{ IN Marcos, de IL lancha mo.
tor especial que la conducfa,
y Sc dirigia ell palacio de los
Tux, en- que una delegation
fcial francesa lie tenia pre-
ada una reception.
La esper6 en- ell palacio para
s. =, e. EToeiador fran
c5s en- Roma, CASTOR Palews-
k a ouien acompanaban otros
altos funcionarios. Para llegar
TIA ALI, Brigitte tuvo que
| ar una verdadera batalla,
cen suS admiradores para
abrirSe paso por entire ellos.
Antes de la reception, la
actriz recibi6 a una docena de
periodistas italianos y extran-
jeroS, en- SUI departamento del
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

o Tejidos Inarruga-
bleS.
. Finas Telas Blan.
cas- Transporter.
ties.
. Tonos Enteros
Oscuros y Pastel.
Modelos Tipo Soda.
. Algodones Drip
Dry.
Typos Petit
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04
kurio PreIado Caf0IicO
Colombiano

MEDELLIN, Colombia,
septiembre 8 CUPID.
Monsenor Joaquin Garcia
Benitez, Decano del Epis-
copado colombiano, murio
despues de una larga en-
fermedad a la edad de rs
amos.
En- esta ciudad, donde
fue Obispo hasta princi-
pios del ano, Sc decret6
duelo, y ell gobierno nacio-
nal y ell Senado dictaron
decretos de honores.
Los funerales Sc lleva.
ron a cabo aver tarde con
la s%olemnidad correspon-
diente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

es una liquidacion! mo
recortes y finaIes! iSINO una
amplia yarjedad de frescos cortes
. de vestidOs de cuatrO y cinco
"a yardas en- c~ostosos Y ~Iujosos
w. ~algOdores de los mas limos Noli-
$&8Aa nos de America. Esta venta solo
SxsssNaA. por tres dias!
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04
l U M B A O

Lumbago es un tipo de reu-
matismo que afecta los
musculos de la espalda. I'm
dolor severe Sc siente en- la
cintura, espalda y a 10 largo
de la pierna, debido a despla-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04
DlARIO LAS ANERICAS-Paa. 5
Esposa del Director de Orquesta
Sinf0nica Brifdnico Sir Thomas
Bechman Muri0 en- Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 3-(UPD-Fallecio aver aqui Ia
esposa de Sir Thomas Beecham, director de orquesta britanico.
Ell mdsico Sc halla en- Buenos Aires, dirigendo una tempo.
de conciertos en- ell Teatro Colon.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

Co todO exOs Sc nevaNna cabo las cIes ciess Mred cidado d. los enhrmOsy hgL
dos Ohecdas pm la Cruz Rda Americana, Caphmlo del COndado de Dade dhtads en- epaho
vcos gaMtamenh, y bGo los aSpcos del conOddO. cabaHeO pueroriquho seOrF Felix
AgdITe. La pr2&ne grafca nos mu@dTa una de las seiOnes integadaS pr ell
smor CrspuO Agdagmag sonora JOsda Agdasmag senior Arsenic D La TOre senior ObduiO
Vehde senOSsL iiaD La Tre,M Maria Falcon Carmen Qh@ada, Rita Qu@ada, RafnaQ Due
Elsa Martinez La Molina severaM Martinez RaquelP Perez RaquAP caHO Blanca VeEr-
de- rnesina Quntero, Mecy Navasy senorta Anna unterO - (Foo GORD
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

HORIZONTALES:
1-Las....y una noches
4-Domesticado
9-Proposicion
12-Isla aleutina
13-Superficies
14-Expresa algeria
15-Seguia al ~primogenito
decomposition para Renata
Tebaldi
19-Zancadilla, BY.
2O-Tres nombres para escoger
22-Sabes
26-Alcaa rumiante
27-Verba de los bajos fondos
determination de diminuti-
vo.
29-Liga Venezolana Estudian-
til, Inic.
30-Semejantes, parecidos
31-Alimento basico
32-Rio de Francia
33-Del verbo rimar
34-Carta g~eografica
35-Monarquia
37-Quitar la cascara
38-Escuela Obrera Brasileha
Inic.
39-Pierre..., novelista frances
40-Pagos por meses
46-Articulo, Adv.
47-Madera preciosa;
48-En este lugar
49-Del verbo reir
5O-Cetaceos
51-Tratamiento espahol.
VERTICALES:
1-Adverbio de cantidad
Institute Territorial Espa.
mol, Inic.
3-Substituto
4-CoStumbre cronlca,
5-Del verbo arder
6-Nuevo, forma combinada
7-Fuido aeriforme, Inv.
8-Osos pequenos
9-Calidad de principe
10-Pariente, Inv.
11-Procesado
16-Cofre o baul
17-Embarcacion
20-Cortar por la raiz
21-Mande
22-Tranquilizo
23-Aceite
24-Jornada
25-Recobrar la salud
27-JueZ civil turco
30-Arma antigua de fuego
34-Finalidad
36-NosotroS
37-CortaS las ramas de un ar
boil
39-Gusta de un licor
40-Oceano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

into the one Foreign Service
we know today.
Other co-hosts at this sup
per, that will draw about 40
guests. will be Assistant Sec
rotary OF State Burke Ell
brick. Special Assistant TO
10y Henderson: Randolph
Kidder. Chief OF Titles and
Commissions STAFF George
Renchard. and BENJAMIN
Riggs and Richard Boyce.
both retired diplomats.
THE SECOND BENEFIT
on the 22d will be under the
sponsorship OF Wet Nam
Ambassador and Nine. Tran
Van Chuong. Joseph Man
kiewicz. the only film pro-
ducer-director to have won
four Oscars In two successive
years. departs somewhat
from the book in the film
"The Quiet American" The
movie is definitely not anti
American. BY adding a plot
within a plot. the story Is
sympathetic to Wet Nam and
the democratic West.
Sole Reinhardt has close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

ties with Wet Nam. She
lived there for two years
while Freddy was Ambassa-
dor. and she was active In
helping Vietnamese refugees
IN Saigon. She also did
her only tiger hunting in
Wet Nam shortly before her
fourth child was born. In
fact. she bagged a bigger
tiger than her husband.
Washington's world pre-
miere will be followed by
other benefit openings In
New York City. Texas and on
the West Coast. In most
cities 1t viii be for the bene-
At Of the international
Rescue Committee. Mankie-
wicz. who Is donating the
"first nights. Is on the board
OF both the IRc and the A. p.
OF v. N. which was organized
In 1855 as 4 non-partisan,
private group by Angy Duke.
Gen. Bill Donovan and
others In the IRC.
Marietta Tree will head
the New York opening on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Odd Hat Party Storts Year:
Two Benefits Much Alike

fits. Perle MeSta Is also con-
nected with this one. The
former Minister 10 Luxem-
hourg is one Of the two fem
mime co-hoSts. the other
being Mrs. Wilbur Carr,
widow of the former Amhas-
sador TO Czechoslovakia.
Wilbur Carr probably did
more than any other man TO
combine the American dipio-
matte and consular services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
Stone Ridge
Holds Dance

The high school Of Stone
Ridge Convent was honored
az q tea dance yesterday.
The party which was given
by the Fathers Club. took
place from 5 10 7 pm. In the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. Arthur Stefan is
president OF the club and DR..
Stephen Nealon was In
charge Of the party. Sidney
and his orchestra played for
dancing.
The Fathers Club gives
two dances a year, the one
at Christmas time and the
senior prom In May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

Sth OF February with the aid
Of such gilt-edeed figures as
Mrs. Averell Hartman. Mrs.
August Belmont, Mrs. Mel
Ion Bruce and Mrs. Mar
shall Field.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
Drive Carefully lis SPRING


Let's stop for moment Friend Driver IN hcaong rush
hsten Just listen rrn toward the
early evening and listen Bob Halhan Highway
story by the state SAFETY department
That whirrng sound Of wind wheels zap
= sd ga bicycle stfalnng with speed and spring
And further AWAY but su sound
long shallow clash ROLLER movement
another ed splitting an with spring
Ana surety yo recognise nat sharp crack 81 hat. tie
nan nSnE like yell the pop 81 neiers glove sharp
pursuit 81 a rolling baseball
fhat means morc children Friend Driver run ana
jump and glory IN needless spirit barely
Now wait Listen little longer You hear thin
AIRY ees as the neghbofhood dissolve evening
the last minutes 81 freedom c,en again Ertond
Driver around piles wed honrcs lust before the
parents begin shouting names steps and yards
And only after quiet the fragile sounds ar eone ~
though they Hat thing remain with m F,tcn
Driver.
'" ihN are splitting oot again into world tafu, They
'Fr h movement on bikes skates and biurrng legs
The ugly sound should have no pa,a in ts
world Slow down new Cor children spring Amca ta
journal '''
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

Cheers for Chas Cozine and
Cliff Burner who rolled off at
Iafrys Res saturday afternoon.
Charles rolled 7l2 for first prize
and possible appearance on ~.
C1iCf rolled a 657 for second prize
and also a possible TV appearance
jeffrey Robinson THE darling
n the bowling alleys was his us
nal three year old self teasing
and romping an over Betty Sher.
RE and pebrs Clark enjoyed them
selves and the pop they consumed.
Judy Robinson gave up on trying
20 keep up with Jeffrey and en-
ioyea herself with the rest of the
little girls Allen and Freddie Lee
handsome sons OF the Fred lees
were having a free run OF the Is
Enlistment John Burrcn was
on his team for every strike made
passing out kisses 20 the females
made make them more potent
John "for more strikes"
The Mems City tournament team
received their prize money much
10 TIE surprise af Howie Gunuells
who thought they were not even
Nice "pickins boys'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
RedIess Pilot
High On Tan
Rookie Pinson

Tampa Fla CAMP Was there
IA While Mays Hank Aaron or
Frank Robinson among the tan
rockies recently osvorting ia major
league training camps
There could be AZ least there
are several excellent prospects
among them
Perhaps the one who is attract
ms most Of the attention Is vada
Edward Pinsou, ia,yoar-old out
fielder IN training camp OF the
Cincinnati Redlegs pinsou. whose
experience has been limited ta
Glass G competition in tho Cal
ifotnia State League. is not on the
Rcdlega roster but Manager Bird
ic Tehbctts values him highly
piHson in his second season IN
organized baseball, batted .367 for
the Visslia club last year lie
smashed ~ home runs. drove ia ~
runs and led the California state
league in hits C2oal
II this ssh, l70-pound hoy has
power at the plate he has speed
ON the base paths 10 complement
II lie stole 5S bason last season
and WAS his leagues leader IN
doubles ttol and triples t2Ol
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
TuosE SEEKING POSTAL
ions SHOULD APPLY
liN MONDAY ApRu. "a

minneapolis and suburban resi-
dents wishing jobs az mail clerks
or carriers IN the Post office must
tie their Applications by April
2ist acting Postmaster Cicve Il
Austin aaid today
A total u 1870 additional en-.
ployeoa have been added 20 tho
Minneapolis worl, force IN the last
three months 90 increased mail vol
umo hut more are needed 60 nn
vacancies caused by designations
aud retircmonts
Applicants must bo az least ~
years old, and pass competitive
written Ciwl Service examination
Additional Information can be OBJ
taiued from the Cyil Service Office
in the Minneapolis Main Post or.
rcc Building
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

game 20 change their deliveries
quite radically at times
II the alley provides dry OF
dirty surface tAss sort OF un-
TAB enables a hook bowler 20 bring
about more pronounced hook
than is the case when the alley
bed is perfectly clean 81 highly
polished should the alley man
use either toe much Oh in his
polish and fail 20 remove this dur-
ms the polishing process, on spray
q th,n nIm OF uil on the alleys
after polishing this would prevent
the ban trom grabbing the alley
surface 90 any great degrco. and
rcSalt ia cuytipE down the hook
Bowlefs who take their game ser
iously take an of the foregoing
into consideration ana govern
themselves accordingly
They FIRST determine as well as
possible Just what the conditions
are and then apply themselves 10
overcoming certain 81 these con.
ditlons on take advantage OF them
an depending upon their own pee.
ultar or particular type q delivery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

nie Msnoso with whom he played
last season in The White Sax out
field Mlnoso went To Cleveland Ia
winter trade that SAW Al smith
moved 20 Chicago irom the m
dams
MinoSo with ao3 major league
hating mark had been mainstay
|Nith the South Side Chicago team
since 1891
Minnie had his best afternoon az
the spring last week against the
Chicago cubs when he smashed
three homo runs and a single, drv-
ing In eight runs ia ttstos
Cleveland victory In the same
game Ernie Banks drove IN five
runs with a pair Of boomers Banks
u the spring leader These two
blows brought his total 10 II and
hiss RHl production 10 SO
non Newcnmbe's i'm preRAtve
four inning performance against
the New York Yankees gained
praise from Walt ASTON los An
gcles skipper Aston said no was
pleased with NcwlJs sharpness and
speed
Willie Mays who WAS OFF to
a slow start IN spring training
has come un AS Of late MAYS.
hitting safely ia ~ straight games
hattcd iNO and knocked In 10 runs
lis output Included two doubles.
two triples and four home rIna
Hank Aaron prpea hH ufth
home ran of the spring ia -
to-2 Milwaukee win over pitts
hufgh Ia that game rittahutphe
uutnoldor Roman Meiias suffered
a spraincd ankle ana thus obatulrt-
"a deal between the Pirates and
the Braves
Pittsburgh WAS interested IN
dealing the nuinelder tor pitching
strength nnd had iumberto Rob
inaou Ia mind Robinson who wan
~ and Loaf $ with Torento in the
International league last season
Ia one Of the eSpoudablra on the
Braves overloaded mound STAR AZ
tho same time the ilfayes need
nutnoid help
That outfield help IL needed be
cause ntny Bruton the teams
center fielder of either seasons will
not be ready 20 return 20 action
cor az least two months. lie was
injured last 1uiy
The Braves meanwhile sent
Juan piagara voting southpaw
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
Spring Troining
Comp Notes

Chicago CAMP 1'he big deal ~
the spring training season involved
Larry nnhy who was acquired hy
The Cleveland Indians "a a 8.
player exchange with the naltl
more orioles
The a3syearsold ouifielder WA
traded 60 baltimore last necem.
ber oy the Chicago WHITE Sos
iu another multiple player trans
action
Dolby Thus returns to the team
win which he set precedent by
becoming rs fts, Negro player in
iat' and the FIRST tan performer
30 the American League
The trade did not come az a
wltprise Il had been rmotod for
weeks that Baltimore would like
70 bargain Dolby away because az
his 1000 annual salary Larry
had not been hitting during spring
training lie had uniy II hits 81
90 At bats FOR q 22a average
oddly enough, Dolby rclolna Min.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
CHANGE YOUR SPOT
WIBC BoWlers Manual

Here she HITS her bah off tho
return. Here she grips tho ball and
takes the stance Here she begins
takes the necessary stride and
ends her delivery AN the bowler
has 70 DO in this game Ia then com
pleted Once the bali leaves the
hands Of fate more or less There
fore emphasis should be laid on
the care with which these rcspec
tive phases Of the game are
treated
Overcoming different conditions
Alley conditions found ia the dif
fercnt establishments vary 10 such
an extent that this causes bovlers
who think seriously about their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

lie made his pro debut two sea
sons ago with wauzap tWlsl in
the Northern League, lie HE a
home run hts first time up
he played frat base Tor waussu
after q high school career as a
pitcher tie attended the same high
school In Oakland that produced
Hll Russell OF Basketball fame
and Cincinnatia Robinson.
rchhctts considers pinaon the
Fastest thing in baseball He
said that three scouts who held
watches on ripsun beating aut a
hunt timed him Ia S.S seconds get
ting down 20 first base
Nobody ever ran that fast 4"
said the Redlngs skipper
rchhctts said that when p.nson
put IA his first appearance al
Lopez Field in the teams train
INK base, Il was raining.
"All he could 30 was run
Birdie said but this hid looks
good Just running
IN Prisons first "a times at bat
he banged out nine bita. Including
a pair ~ home runs. FOR a $40
Grapefruit League average
Tobbctis has given serious
thoughts ~ using the rookie IN
left field That would enable him
70 shift Robinson 20 right fold 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
TWIN CITIES LADIES

Tuesday evening saw the end OF
1s57-ls5s bowling season for he
ladies The race for first place
between the top three teams was
almost a photo finish seeing the
second place team come up To
within one-half game OF the de.
throned first place team Tuesday
April Is win see the end OF the
shouting" or the teams receive
their trophies and individuals re-
ceive their trophies and prizes
The first tive teams really kert
the race for championship tight
adding much sport and excitement
70 each game as one pitched ball
IN many cases decided win or
loss. The many friends ana wen
wishers were on hand 70 witness
the finish Among them were Geo
Matthews Art" Moore. Eugene
Grant, Vince SHEPPARD a. ] Lew
is Melvin Henderson, Clennv Per-
~ Harry Richardson, Howie Gun
nells Robert Pierre. Ernie wash
ington, Fart" Moore Jr James
Gardner Sammy Canton, Joe Mon
roe Benny Fowler HOWE Bar
rett, Francis Douie Muuel HoH-
day Eddress Prdgcn, Mile Jones
and Linda and Alan Stewart
Eileen and Jimmy GIendanninr
OF Jmmy's Ok were with us 10
the death" hoping to pun their
team into first place. they didn't
quite make It but should be proud
Of their team for the marvellous
come back they staged these last
few weeks and we believe they are
Coopie Anderson, captain Of the
Central Loan team tehampsl grit
ed her team with jewelry as
closing gesture We always say
Coopte is the best captain we have
ever had this is not the first
time serving under her captain
ship. Many thanks" from the
team Coopie and hope that the
grey hairs viii return 70 their
natural color during the summer
70 be ready 10 grey again this fan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18
TWIN CITY
Pin PAT TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capitol 5-535I

High Single Game; Quanita pay-
ison lSs calue Fowler ISL. and
TWIN CITIES LADIES APRm $
Ceola Webb III.
High Series; Quanita Dawson
4s2 Caihe Fowler as6. and Mary
Russell i6S
Team Event
Central Loan 2 Cooks i
Coleman Loan / Brooks 2
Jlmmys Ok Jansen 0
Ted Bies Grove Fln. /
TEN STRIFE
Norma Jones made her first
visit to the Strikers bowling
Thursday evening Marie Matt
hews came for what she thought
was the final bowling night other
gaheryites" were Mae Toombs.
Joe Norris, Georgia Canton. Caluc
Fowler Ruby Gunuens. porothes
Burnes Anita Sayles Opal Turner.
Sui Washington. Jessie johnson
and my "gir friend Dcbble
Chandler with her mother Leu
Chandler
Election OF officers was the bus
mess Of the league Immediately
following bowling Jurrod Lee was
elected president, with the "ole
standby George Manning score.
tary.
TEN STRIKE April 10
High Single Game: George Matt
hews 2ti Edgar Pillows 2io How
ic Barrett 203.
Sorry 10 miss the women's scores
the captains were too busy 10 re-
port them we assume.
High Series. Edgar Pillows 500
HOWE Barrett 572, George Matt
hews $40 Art Moore $50 and
Eugene Grant 500
NORTHERN LIGHTS
The seCre tAry OF Northern
Lights was absent Saturday and
the team all bowled with cut the
slips We shall report
only the games won not points
NORTHERN LIGHTS April tsI
High Single Game: Bessie Green
10 AVA Blackwell ia Matte Hin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

pitcher, 20 Wichita Of the Amer
ican Association, fixEaro. who had
brilliant winter season in the
Puerto Rican League, has been
wild and ineffective ia spring
training He was optioned on "a
hour recall
other players optiuned included;
John ivory smith pitcher BY
the Cincinnati Rcdioga, 60 Havana
OF the International League, and
Charlie Harmon veteran utility
player BY the Philadelphia philhos.
70 Miami Of the International
League
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

i62 L. Williams 2Il Rm Cornelius
2il Ron judy leS and Bob
Green 500
High Series; Bob Green SEQ
Bin Cornelius Sos, HOWE Guanels
5tS Ron judy Sas. Matte nm
t56 Ava blackwell a5I, and Louise
Thomas i8a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

fili tho spot vacated by wally Post
who was traded 90 the Philadelphia
fhlliics to add mech needed pitch.
ing strength.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-18

This is the ninth issue Safety There will be different
teria eoch week. Read the carefully and abide by
Mornings written will have Less Accidents and Deaths
Minnesota Highways.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13

ALL steel 2 wheel trailer, good
condition. only SIS, rear light
MAPLE double bed, complete. S25
"a length mouton coat. size l2-l4,
S25 Apex automatic dishwasher
$50: oak kitchen table, SO; Baby
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condition. RE 2-8202
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FIRST quality not seconds, 76Ox15
B. ]. Goodrich, S15.l5; 80Ox15,
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all sizes, most brands, try us is
all we ask: detergent, so lbs,
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ii l., $3.50. guaranteed 18 months.
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KE, l-4500, open daily. 10 to 6;
Monday. Wednesday. Friday to
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13

HAVE beer mugs. all sizes, could
be used for recreation room; also
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TIRES : BATTERIES

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hip. cylinder air compressor
complete. S35: l-h.p. 2 cylinder
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l4-h..p motors, 81 to So each;
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-13

WHITE console sewing machine
So; table model, S5; portable EN-
erson radio, SO. Maytag washer
S35: 2l-inch blonde console tele-
vision, new picture tube, guaran-
teed, SIS, paint sprayer and com.
pressor, used once, l2 price
tables, lamps, many other items
no reasonable offer refused. 3Oe
East l56th St, w. 1870.
fish aquariums. 2 10
gallon tanks, complete, pump
filters. fish included, best offer
800 East l56th ST. ". 1870
HOOVER CLEANERS
HAVE over 80 Hoover. Electrolux
Kirbys, Lewyt, General Electric
Royal, Apex, etc, many like new
while they last, IS 10 S35; new
hoses for Electrolux, IS; new
bags. So: private residence. 7i4
East ll7th St. MU. 1-6O9l.