Prince
Ruperi
Doily
Newi
Thursday.
April
23.
1913
!
.
.
La
Starza
and
Bucceroni
Near
Top
In
Boxing
Association
Spring
Ratings
Win
Gardiner
Captures
Men's
City
Badminton
Title
in
Exciting
Final
i
n
WASHINGTON
I
APi
Roland
-
?
v
v.-
i
.
f
.
'
'
wrvirti.
in
frk-
e,
pi'lly
(iauit
t.t
.
t-mi,ls
io,
ti;
"
;''r-n
of
Austrun,'1
I
nit
hers
-:
heavyweight
title.
Billy
Uraham,
Johnny
Firat-ton,
Johnny
SaxUin
and
Gil
Turner
are
listed
us
loglral
contending
for
Kid
Clavllan't
Welti
rwelght
vhumpionlnp.
Percy
Bassett
Is
the
interim
feath-r-welglit
rhuinplon
and
logli
j
-
J
Awards
to
be
Presented
At
Reception
Next
Wednesday
Win
Gardiner,
a
newcomer
to
the
local
shuttles,
!
I
n
Star,
and
Dan
Uuereroni
i
Jumped
Into
the
heavyweluht
!
title
picture
today
on
the
xtrenglh
of
the
National
Boxiiit;
Association
sprin?
rating.
La
Starza,
a
llck
boxer
who
l
lost
a
much-disputed
split
de-1
clsKin
to
champion
Rix
ky
Mar-
cluno
three
years
ago.
hopjwd
M!'rli(lit
rv,..,..,..
"'"
contender
in
the
absence
of
"nun
i,t
:
.7
It
t
!
downed
all
opposition
in
the
four-day
Trince
Rupert
I
Badminton
Club
tournament
to
win
the
men's
singles
champion
Sandy
Saddler,
1
-
?ii:ira
,.
who
i
Allen
(.(
h.,
Other
championships
er?
There
is
no
'jp...
'
rv'
-
jolovirh
and
Stan
Vickerman,
'
mixed
doubles.
i
In
the
men's
singles.
Gardiner
;
defeated
Dave
Bown
In
a
close
i
15-12.
3-15
and
18-18
semi-final,
i
then
used
his
deceiving
net
:
'
Into
the
No.
3
challenger
hpo;
on
the
basis
of
his
victory
over
Kex
Layne
durlriK
the
winter.
Bucceroni
climbed
from
no-
jwliere
Into
the
No
4
challenger
'
Xiitlon.
and
he
dulms
h;?
'.
ready
to
take
on
ail
comers.
Former
champions
Jersey
Joe
'
Walcolt
and
F?ard
Charles
are
'
luleti
oi.c-two
behind
Walcott
geU
a
sh
t
at
the
title
;
might
cure
0V8
yfr.,i
I
May
15.
W-
h
....
f;
I
won
by
Frances
Cross
and
Lea
McKay,
ladies'
doubles;
Charlie
:
Mills
and
Oone
Vierock.
men'
doubles;
Frances
Cross
and
:
t
'turne
MiiU.
unxed
doubles.
Consiation
events
were
won
'
by:
Michael
Prentice,
men's
smcles:
Violet
Manjolovich
and
i
Anita
Toffoli.
ladies'
doubles;
'
Bob
Moxley
and
Doug
Christen-
sen.
men's
doubles;
Violet
Ma-
Donna
Miller
Tops
Women
Five-Pinners
i
Donna
Miller
set
the
pace
In
for
irregularity
Hut
tlwre
is
a
simple,
natural
u,hil
MAI
KICK
Itlt
HlKD
and
Elmer
lach
leap
off
the
Ice
in
Jubilation
after
Lachs
overtime
goal
defeated
Boston
1-0
and
gave
Montreal
the
Stanley
Cup
four
games
to
one,
the
Canadienn
first
cup
since
19t.
Sitting
on
the
lee
is
Milt
Schmidt,
captain
of
the
Bruins.
drop
shot
to
down
Burry
Williamson
in
the
finals
13-15.
15-3
and
15-11.
Williamson,
who
Diaved
out.standimr
btMtmirtton,
had
downed
Charlie
Mills
in
the
semis.
!
Prentice
defeated
Frank
Ol-',
son
in
the
semis,
tnen
overcame
Douir
Christensen
in
an
exelt-1
ing
final
game.
15-12.
S-15
and,
17-18
for
the
consolation
award.'
Cross
and
McKay
downed
Dot
Paulding
and
dot
White.
18-15
and
17-14.
in
an
exciting
and
closely
contested
-
final
match
to
win
the
ladies'
doubles
championship.
In
the
consolation
event
Manjolovich
and
Toffoli
defeated
;
Helen
Balagno
and
Charlotte
Rouse.
15-9.
15-10.
in
another'
close
game.
'
rKOI-.
A.
E.
F1.YNX
of
Halifax
was
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining,
and
Mc'.allurjy
at
the
institute's
annua!
nieetinq;
at
Edmonton.
Prof.
F'lynn,
attarlieii
to
Nova
Scotia
TVchnical
College,
succeeds
Dr.
Desmond
F.
KuiJ
of
Vaneciuve:
.
Col.
Harvey
Miller.
MIA
se-
retary.
ald
"the
natural
as-umptKii''
to
that
Charles
will
take
on
La
Stara.
with
the
winner
getting
the
next
.-rack
at
the
title.
i
NO
SI
RrRISM
There
were
no
major
surprises
in
the
NBA
spring
ratmgsj
which
contain
only
one
Canadian
Four
men
were
lumped
in
,
the
tof
middleweight
bracket,
where
a
champion'
Mill
U
to
be
j
crowned
to
repluce
the
retired
'
Sugar
Ray
Robinson.
to
tlie
unnmtm
problem
of
imxulurit-
due
to
ut
k
j
bulk
SPORTS
R0UND-UP
IJy
GAY
1.1.
TALBOT
NfiW
YORK
(AP)-I-sist
year
Brooklyn
nodR-!
f.nlv
pirrrir
nf
their
frames
atramst
NOW
Ur.n
once
only
to
low
It
again.
plpph
red
simply
delicious!
Apple-brighf,
tempting
new
fashion
shade
Tl'erp
(?
titen
iil
unturn
(re-l,.
A
iliciii)
lu
w
on'
I
let
"ii.it!iir
l.il.f
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t
u
Mr",
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XII
inrn
9
HWUUirs.
ai.i
uuu
i
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ivn
wmi
..v
v,
i
f-
--n
.
,
(
'
followed
in
ler
h,T
MrndAick
YM-k
Giants,
anl
yet
they
were
able
to
distance
the;
'by
Bobo
ouon
of
Hawaii.
Pik"
?omS"tncky
net
'
Polo
Grounders
hy
a
comfortable
margin
ausc;.'
of
France,
and
dSvel'Re'uu
w-asTu.
fs-T'jthey
slaihtcred
the
tail-end
Tirates,
Braves
andj
The
nba
said
the
eventual
the
ladies'
five-pie
league
this
:
week
with
a
335-game
and
a
three-same
total
of
733.
Bowl-i
ing
for
Cook
s
she
led
her
squad
to
a
four-point
win
over
Rupert
;
Radio.
;
In
"A"
Division.
Vivian
Wrath-all
also
found
the
mark
to
roll
hiuh
game
of
322
and
high
three
of
742.
High
team
single
in
B
Division
was
rolled
by
Toilers,
with
884.
and
Seventh
Avenue
Market,
with
2.552,
had
high
three.
In
A
Division.
New
Laurel
had
high
single
and
high
three.
1,111
and
.
A
1
-
...
.
...
ril.lllllllUll
A
'
from
a
meeting
of
the
winners
in
Reds
51-11.
Charlie
Dressen.
manager
of
the
defending
National
1-eague
champinns.
doe
not
believe
It
pwsible
for
his
athlete
to
again
run
up
such
a
staggering
mar-
l..l
I
I.
o.
Charlie
reasons
that
It
behooves
him
to
lake
a
much
(inner
stand
axainM
lite
Giant
this
time
Every
move
he
has
made
tills
year
wa
aimed
primarily
at
gaining
at
least
parity
ley
and
Christensen
defeat
Fred
Aston
and
Olson.
15-11.
15-8.
for
the
award.
Cros.s
and
Mills
came
from
behind
to
win
the
mixed
doubles
championship
by
defeating
H-i:I
I
!Jl
li
In
temi-final
bout
tulween
Turpm
and
Hume.
Olson
un
1
Young.
Jimmy
Carter,
the
lightweight
champion,
is
the
first
of
the
turrent
tltiisl
to
defend
his
STA-PUT
LIPSTICK
I
I
,t
Ii
Jftlj;!.
ritfl
II
lllr-lilft.
ft
ftll
2.977.
ipin
over
the
secona-aivision
George
and
Mary
Viereck,
8-15,
.
j-rhamplonshlp
He
tikes
on
with
Leo
Durocner
He
realized
he
had
to
something
drastic
about
Sal
Dom's
Strikes
I
patsies.
For
one
thing,
the
law
;of
averages
Is
against
it.
and
for
another
the
Dodger
pilot
is
convinced
that
there
is
more
!
sound
strength
in
the
National
J
League's
lower
bracket
than
hy
n
.
Kesuit.s:
J
f)f
A
Division
Annettes
4
I
4t,JiS
XC
0:
New
Laurel
3.
Lucky
IC'I
.
1,
G
&
A
3,
Savoys
1:
E
(J
t
'"l
"
t'S
Stars
1;
Cloverleafs
3.
VjIcjeT"
1:
Manson's
2.
Lyons
2.
15-12
and
15-12.
in
the
most
exciting
event
of
trie
'
echlng.
Both
sides
were
well
matched
and
displayed
brilliant
nt
shots
and
powerful,
well-placed
drives.
Contolation
event.
Manjolo
Dibb's
3
Sunrise
I-..
O-
i.i
lift,..
V
,rr
K.
'i
1
l.i(i-'
n.itlMivtf
ri,i.
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i.il...--,.
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yni
In
I
ft-.il
line
l.i
i
.ite
j
l.ii
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)itt
lr
SHir
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l..'
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tl
J
aiiMute.
fii
'
mi-nwinlni
it-ft.
it
rum
is
j
mi
o
Aaii
i
s"a
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ihi
.
rsr.
I
t7?t-S
4N
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PI
Al
t
1
ol
X
Pe
Mhsi
h
t
SMI
HI,
It
I
h
IJI
lJl
there
was
a
year
ago.
vich
and
Vickerman
downed
I
B
Division
Seventh
Avenue
Market
4,
Bulger's
0;
Toilers
4,
Skeena
0:
Cook's
4.
Rupert
Radio
0;
75
Taxi
3.
McKay's
1;
Co-op
2t
Commercials
2,
P
R.
Plumbing
2.
Big
Sisters
2.
t.'.;
it-..".:
t-
-
.
1
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.;
1
if-
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lommv
uoiuns
oi
jvhi'ii-setu
In
a
15-round
fight
at
Boston
tomorrow
1
Collin
U
rated
the
No.
4
rhal-
',
Irngrr.
Ahead
of
him
come
George
Artiujo.
Henry
Davis
and
;
Johnny
ConKiIve.
j
The
lone
Canadian
in
the
rankings
Is
Arthur
King
of
To-
i
ronto
BritLsh
Empire
Lightweight
champion.
King
received
honorable
mention.
King
outpointed
third-ranked
,
Davis
in
10-ronnd
bout
In
To
1
ronto
Mondnv
night
'
Harold
Johnson
and
J
w
;
Maxim
are
listed
as
logical
con-
1
tender
for
Archie
Moore's
lit'iit
j
Don
Hartwig
and
Pat
Hixon,
i5-6.
i5-9.
Cnrnfi
Rrititn
JUIJIG
Oil
llill
Awards
will
be
presented
April
;
29.
following
regular
badminton
-
II
at
9
p
m.
when
players
will
re-;
jOCCGF
lldlClS
I
of
H
IS
lS.nl
I!
!'.:.(
rvt,-.
il.iU...
.,t
1-4
I
,
i
'
i
i
ut
ii
n
i
J
KOI
HI
P.
tire
to
me
laaies
lounge
in
inr
;
Civic
Centre.
A
buffet
supper
is
.
included.
Get
Floodlights
Maglle.
The
Giant
righthander;
sl.ip'(i
his
lads
down
six
out
,
of
eight
last
season,
which
might
well
have
proved
fatal
If:
other
clubs
In
the
league
had
M.t
curled
u;
and
died
before
'
the
Flatbusliers.
I
Itll
be
different
this
time"
Charlie
promises
"If
I
feel
like
It
I
ran
toss
In
six
left-hand
batters
against
that
guy.
something
I
rouldn't
do
la;:t
year,
j
;
'
"On
the
other
hand,
there
isn't
much
Leo
can
do
to
help
l-.is
lineup
when
I
throw
my
k
fty.
Preacher
Rie.
at
him.
He
hasn't
any
righthand
hitter
he
can
put
in
nghtfield
to
replace
Don
Mueller
or
at
first
bane
In
place
of
Whitey
Lockman."
Dnvsc
n
feels
that
Russ
Meyer,
whom
the
Dode.er
obtained
in
the
winter,
may
give
him
some
important
help
We
recall
that
the
Giants
viewed
the
deaf
with
v.i'.t
distaste,
i
It
is
a
matter
of
Interest
that
'
a
;
i
,
.
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.
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nuitiy
liiilurt!
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nutnml
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Bjiiiril'v
.ik
t.
thth
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nil!
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w
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f
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v
(
i.
i
it
W
1
Play
moved
into
the
second
week
in
the
mixed
spring
league
as
Alf
Maron
rolled
high
single
of
281
and
Dyke
McMillan
had
high
three
of
683.
Agnes
Pierre
rolled
high
single
for
women
with
2C6
and
Marie
Derksen
was
tops
in
the
three-game
total
with
708
.
Team
high
single
of
1.108
and
high
three
of
3.339
were
rolled
by
the
Troopers.
Results:
Troopers
4.
Sharks
0;
Hotshots
3,
Spares
I;
Spitfires
3,
Lucky
Six
1.
Ihr
,1
L,
Irf
li"
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1
kI.
ri
inn
uis;
.;
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fEAR
OF
SMEAR
tin;
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Mm
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ive
f.t
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Kl.
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Ormes
Drugs
Lid.
By
ARCH
MarKF.N7.IE
I
LONDON
T
Floodlit
soccer
is
getting
out
of
the
novelty
class
In
Britain.
Although
it
may
be
a
long
time
before
the
sport's
controlling
body
authorizes
league
or
cup
games
after
dark,
the
sub;rct
l.i
attracting
increasing'
attention
A
bulletin
from
the
Football
Association,
overlord
of
British
soccer,
devotes
a
detailed
technical
article
to
the
money
and
equipment
needed
for
"standardization
of
floodlighting
"
Tills
Ls
in
reply
to
queries
from
many
clubs,
large
and
small."
arranging
for
installation.
GLOOMY
W
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NT
Fit
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f
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ni"'
pf'.jwrlv
ftf'wl
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it
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natural
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jii
lu't.lU
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cut
ut
1
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ft.,
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Veteran
Mize
Leads
Yankees
To
Victory
KEW
YORK
CPJ
A
crestfallen
bunch
of
rookies,
some
of
whom
hadn't
been
born
when
Johnny
Mize
started
in
baseball
games,
watched
the
40-year-old
New
York
Yankee
Slugger
do
It
again
Wednesday.
An
eighth-inning
pinch
sin-;
gle
off
Hec
Brown
with
th.
bases
loaded
drove
in
the
winning
run
as
the
Yankees
went
on
to
whip
the
youthful
Boston
Red
Sox
8-2.
The
big
fellow
later
ambled
home
with
the
sixth
Yankee
run
a
Vic
Rasehl
gained
his
first
victory
of
the
year
after
a
shaky
start.
r.er.her
Dressen
nor
uurocner
ever
says
much
about
the
Phil
lies,
whom
many
experts
consider
a
serious
threat.
When
pressed
they
claim
they
respect
Steve
O
Neil's
team
and
do
a
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SPRING
OPENER
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Baseball
and
Softball
Mitts
at
real
Savings.
Lait
year
we
over-ordered
this
year
we're
clearing
them
at
huge
reductions
...
See
our
stock.
about
pitcher
but
they
don't
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dark
and
gloomy
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hehind
the
move
Robin
Robert,!.
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sound
troubled.
Both
appear
much
more
sincere
when
they
got
around
to
the
subject
of
St
Louis
Cardinals'
Stan
Musl.il
They
only
fear
each
other,
really.
Brings
rimne
ill
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Mrltrldr
Kt.
SPORTS
SHOP
;
for
facilities
for
l.ipht
practice
and
play,
especially
in
lower-class
or
municipal
and
amateur
fields.
Installation
at
about
350
is
deemed
"comparatively
Inexpensive."
.
Flnt
division
club
pianti
seeking
the
best
possible
lighting
GREER
&l
BRIDDEN
LTD.
can
pay
more
than
'
system
Other;
scores:
American
Chicago
9.
Detroit
7.'
Philadelphia
7.
Washington
4.
National
Milwaukee
15.
Chicago
8.
Brooklyn
4.
Philadelphia
5.
Cincinnati
3,
8t.
Louis
8.
Pacific
Coast
Lea(ue
Hollywood
4,
Oakland
5.
Mi
HOCKEY
SCORES
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4.
Fort
William
3.
iPenticton
wins
hest-of-seven
western
final
4-2
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Edmonton
4,
Saskatoon
2.
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leads
best-of-Heven
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final
3-1.1
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10.000.
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;
"All
the
clubs
that
have
in-!
stallations,
small
or
large,
are
enthu.ila.stic
about
the
possibill-.
ties."
said
the
article.
Implying
that
the
paying
public
likes
the
:
lights,
too.
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ni,...n
at.
Runttle.
Kacra-
mat
is
stiosuintiaien
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Mt
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mento
at
Portland,
postponed,
.counts
from
clubs
that
already
have
lights.
The
Cabot
Trail
In
Newfound-!
A
survey
shows
that
practically
land
winds
from
Bonavlssta,
all
experienced
gates
as
good
as
where
John
Cabot
landed
in
1497
before,
and
some
had
better.
See
us
to
discuss
rhat
new
construction
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powerful
Arsenal
played
.
to
St.
John's.
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Its
first
floodlit
game
In
August,
j
1951.
and
It
second
game
a
month
later
drew
63.000.
com-
pared
with
the
average
league
i
attendance
so
far
this
year
of
154.000.
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SALE
COMPLETE
HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS
SATURDAY,
APRIL
25
ot
2:30
p.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
TO
BE
IIKI.II
IN
THE
At
CTION
ROOMS,
Corner
lourlli
Avenue
East
anil
McBride
Street.
Instructed
by
the
owner,
I
have
caused
to
be
moved
to
Auction
Rooms
the
entire
contents
of
house
and
will
sell
by
auction:
Compact
Electric
Vacuum
Cleaner:
3-pce.
Chesterfield
Suite;
Wall
Mirror;
Coffee
Table;
Fleetwood
Radio
and
3-speed
Record
Player;
Mahogany
Table;
Living
Room
Drapes;
Frigidaire;
pot
Burner
Oil
Range;
Hostess
Chair;
Mlxmaster
and
Grinder
complete;
Boys'
Balloon
Tire
Bicycle;
-Bedroom
Suite;
Single
Bed
and
Dresser;
Metal
Folding
Kitchen
Stool;
All-Metal
Table;
2
Cigarette
Stands;
2
Table
Lamps;
Easy
Electric
Washer;
Chrome
Kitchen
Suite;
Records
and
Cabinet;
Large
Living
Room
Carpet
9'
x
13'
6";
Electric
Hotplate;
Oil
Heater
mearly
r.ewi;
Electric
Sewing
Machine;
Rftylrnom
Drapes:
Dining
Room
BuffH
(natural
finish!
;
Trt-Light
Lamp;
RCA
Victor
Radio;
2
other
Ranges,
wick
t4l
with
sewn-on
cincher
belt.
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black
and
white
check.
,
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12
to
18
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THIS
KALE
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THE
UNIVERS
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
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AUCTIONEER
George
J.
Dawes
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STAFF'S
END
ROM
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