Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 17

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1947 THE JOURNAL-STANDARD, FREEPORT, ILL. PHONE rouit WANT ADf PAGE SEVENTEEN MERCHANDISE Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers 56 FOR tons mixed hay. 900 bu. 404A De Kalb corn. 500 bu.

Vicland oats. Jacob A. Kraft, Lena. 'Tel. 14113.

FARMERS AND POULTRY can furnish you with several Master Mix Poultry and Hog feeds In beautiful print bags. Several different shades and prints to choose irom. We deliver. Shipper's Surge Store. wood for sale, $6 per ton.

Troy Bechtold, McConnell, 111. l-with-3 contains protein. Can be used for cafeteria feeding to laying hens. $5.10. John Knobel St Son.

800 Ear corn for sale. Also team of horses, Elmer Becker, Kent, 111. Phone Lena Good Things To 57 BOlLTNG basket full; dry onions; popcorn Hibst Vegetable Garden, 1702 S. Galena. 13 CANS OP ANY CANNED FRUIT OR VEGETABLE FOR THE PRICE OF 12 RESTOCK YOUR PANTRY NOW HARRISON'S STOP SHOP TRADING POST quarter for sale.

100 Ibs. per quarter. Hum 6721 or Davis 4211. DRESSED" and stewing. Lonely Pine Poultry Farm.

Rural 6026. FOR SALE BEEF BY THE QUARTER. PHONE RURAL 6726 FOR the quarter August Ackerman, Tel. Main 3128. MERCHANDISE Radio Equipment and Service REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Brokers and Real Estate RADIO service, guaranteed work.

We pfck up nnd deliver. Reiser's Appliance, State 3089. Seeds, Plants, Flowers FOR Vicland seed oats, Illinois or Wisconsin $1.80 and $2.00 per bushel. of Illinois can be Clinton oats. March delivery.

Francis Fogcl, Lena. Tel. 17734. Specials at the Stores 64 GROUP HOUSEHOLD HELPS Electric floor scnibbing and polishing machines. Steamer for wall paper removal.

Floor sander rentals at reasonable prices. John Schwarz Sons, 24 E. Main St. Main 714. "AVAILABLE OIL BURNERS CONVERSION GUN TYPE $265 VAPOR $120 WITH CONTROLS FREEPORT HEATING AND APPLIANCE CO.

121 E. Exchange St. SPECIALS $74.95 coal heater, $49.95 $91.75 coal heater, $69.95 $5.29 grindstone, $1.49 $1.79 tire reliners, 99c $1.98 truck patches, $1.39 $1.98 tire pumps, $1.29 49c strainer discs, 6'i inch, 37c $12.95 hickory skis, 7 ft. $6.95 $2.79 folding clothes rack, $1.49 39c metal frying pan, I9c Gam Store 21-23 MAIN, 1589 By the foot. and Hepner Hardware Georte 0.

Smith. Brokers In Real Estate. Suite 600, State Bank Bldg. Business Property For Sate 82 EAST MONTlSEY site, lot 188x200, 5 room brick house and other buildings. Possession within 30 Kroll, Main 2942.

days. E. W. bowling alley, small town, near Freeport. Immediate possession.

Priced to sell. E. W. Kroll, Main 2942 or see Gilbert Molter. Farms and Land For Sale 83 EAST" OF" 180 acre farm.

Has good buildings and electric. E. W. Kroll. Main 2942.

Gall or see Gilbert Molter. FOR acre farm, all limed. 1 mile south of Rock Grove. Knowlton, Ely ft Miles, quieting title scribed premises: All of Lot Number Six (6) and the Easterly Twenty (20) feet of Uot Number Seven (7), all In Block Number Fifty-seven (57) of the Original Town (now City) of Freeport, subject to public alley rights over and along the southerly seven and one-half feet of said premises, situated In the City of Freeport, County of Steptienson and State of Illinois, Is now pending in said Court and default may be entered against you and each of you therein after the 17th day of February, 1947. ROY O.

LONG, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Robert J. Schmelzle, Household Goods AMERICAN "Farm and home freezers. 8 and 15 cubic ft. sizes.

Basement, Freeport Hardware Co. BUFFET FOR SALE. REASONABLE. 814 W. COTTONWOOD Electric Water Heaters Double elements with interlocking thermostats, also water softeners.

Kahl Appliance Co. coal and elec- trie stove; dinette sets; studio couches; dining room sets; parlor sets; chlfferobe; kitchen cabinets; chairs; dressers; cook stoves; heatrolas. Main Street Furniture, 16 E. Main. home freezers now In stock.

Northern Appliance Co. 8 W. Main. FARM AND HOME Immediate delivery- Home Appliance Co. 13 N.

State. arm Northern Illinois. Largest selection. Immediate delivery. Kahl Appliance Co.

FOR Blue davenport, spring filled. Inq 1217 W. Logan. MORTON'S SUGAR-CURE SAUSAGE SEASONING MEAT PUMPS CONDENSED SMOKE KRAPE SINCLAIR 114 E. Stephenson, Main FOR acre farm near Lena, Royce Ferguson, Tel.

Lena- 142. Immediate possession. electric Hghls, gravel road, $8000.00. Possession can be given March 1, 1947. Full equipment and stock can be bought with the farm Other sizes, R.

R. Helden- relch, Woodbines Illinois. 223 Winslow. 95 acres near Orangevllle, route 26 140 acres 3 miles north of Stockton 185 acres 5 miles west of Freeport 167 acres 3 miles from Pearl City 199 acres nenr Lena 106 acres 6 miles from Kent 80 ucres near Kent ICO acres 2 miles from Pearl Cily on route 73 47 acres near Freeport 80 acres Orangeville 151 acres near Kent 52 acres mile from Kent PHIL SHERIDAN 220 W. JACKSON, MAIN 3181 Legal Notices Sports Roundup Attorney for Plaintiff.

1-9-16-23 PIANO lights for spinet, grand and uprights. Inq. Ter Hark's Studio Store, 908 So. Walnut. Houses For Sale 84 Wearing App'arel 65 fur coat, size 42.

new lining. Reasonable. Tel. Blue 1024. Hudson seal coat for sale.

Size 18-20. Call Miller, Clifton Hotel, evenings. Brown fur coat. Size 14-16. Excel $50.00.

JVTain 3055. HUDSO'N size man's top coat and overcoat, both 39. Inq. 1159 W. WEARING in good cpndition.

Black coat, blue fox collar; 2 jersey dress; 2 piece blue and grey rayon dress. Size 14. Blue Rothmoor coat, fox collar, size 38-40. Styl-Eez shoes, size 8M-B. Call evenings or Saturday a.

m. West 2386, CHIPPEWA, 7 room house, garage, large lot. E. W. Kroll, Main 2942.

DOUGLAS, 5 room hou.se, with 3 stall garage. W. Main 3942. N. close in.

Upper apt. 3 rooms and bath, lower 4 rooms and bath. Lower newly plastered. Stoker heat, hardwood floors. Excellent condition.

Taylor Frick, Main 584. W. apartment building showing net return on investment. Excellent condition throughout, stoker heat, soft water, 3 stall garage. One 4 room apartment immediately available.

Buy 66 FOR room set; Heat- rola; Monarch range; gas stove; radio; odd chairs; tables; lamps; curtains, etc. Desk' and chair. Computing scales. Large Ice box. Phone Blue 2992 or Inq.

528 W. Homer. FOR Monarch- Paramount bottle gas range. Complete with hook up, Perfect condition. Tel.

Dakota 5826. HEATROLA STOVE FOR SALE. REASONABLE. PHONE WEST 1495 HOOVER Authorized Sales Service. Call Freeport Hardware Main 286 or H.

M. Lameyer, Ridge 2271. HiBBABD HOT clrcu- lating heater, 3-4 room size. A-l condition. Tel.

57K Forreston. Core Wanted CALL OR WRITE. BUYER WILL CALL. GREEN BROS. EVANSVILLE, WIS.

PHONE 55. MID WEST replacements. Rebullders of sewing machines, radios and all electric appliances. Call Red 3097 after 5 p. m.

1117 W. Harrison, H. Harris and L. Mutchler. managers.

NEW 9x12 linoleum Basement, Freeport Hardware Co. table, round, with 4 chairs; Goodrich auto heater. Black 609 after 5 m. davenport 1'rom moths for 50 cents a year. One spraying of Berlou stops moth damage for 6 years or Berlou pays tht damage.

Emmert's- Moogk's. range, oven control. Tel. Ridge 2141. Highland.

Inq. 1612 8. STERLING only by distributor. Call Red 1556 for appointment. sewing machine, fine condition.

Also portable electric Singer, 5 year guarantee. Repair all makes, reasonable. L. Simmons, Lena. Block east school.

WASHING MACHINE Parts In stock for all makes Tuell's Repair Shop, 934 W. Selling the new foam cleaner, Fina Foam, like nobody's business. F. A. Read 3rd floor.

Jewelry, Watches. Diamonds 60 value see our "Art-Carved," "Keepsake," "Multi-Facet" and "Perfection" diamonds. Moss Jewelry 12 E. Stephenson jSl Machinery and Tools 61 cutting lathe with 4 jaw independent chuck and Jacobs chuck with arbor, $60. Glenn Kaney, Baileyville, 111.

IRON METALS SEE SANDERS ADAMS EXCHANGE An excellent income producer. Main 584. W. PRENTICE One 3 room and one 6 room. Good condition.

City water, electric. Both for $4000. Taylor Flick, 584. WALNUT, 5 room house, fireplace, stoker, hot water heater. E.

W. Kroll. Main 2942. ARREN, Partly modern 5 room bungalow. All newly decorated.

Immediate Priced to sell. E. W. 3mith possession. Kroll, 501 Bungalow.

Last word in a fine home. Immediate possession. Geo. C. Smith Agency.

NEAR WEST room modern house for sale by owner. Newly decorated, oil heat, double garage Blue 2396. HIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED PHONE KENT 1256 Scrap 118 N. COMMERCIAL ROTHSTEIN'S ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms Without Board 68 "AVO'N, W. 415 SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT.

WHITE 2994. 2 sleeping rooms. Close in. West end. Write Box A- 13, Journal-Stadnard.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Farms and Land, for Kent 76 160 near Winslow, 5050 basis. Write Box A-14, Journal- Standard. Wanted WANTED -Tp Rent 81 FOR SALE Duplex at 102 N. Foley on 02x216 lot. High income.

By appointment only. Factory site, 204 adjoining lots on railroad frontage. Lot, W. Logan, 50x120. Other farm and city property.

REAL ESTATE BROKER WALTER F. RIDEOUT 820 W. DOUGLAS ST. TEL. 1785 AFTER 5 P.

M. FOR 7 room modern home 4 miles from Freeport. Furnishec or unfurnished, newly decorated 2 acres fruit trees and berries Owner would prefer buyer who has apt. or small house available for rent in Freeport. Write Box A-15, Journal-Standard.

brick venee: house. Hardwood floors. Immedi ate possession. Knowlton, Ely MJles, TO 2 room apartment to 12 room house, furnished or unfurnished. Call Blue 1992.

WANTED TO 3 or 4 room heated apt. in downtown district. Mrs. Carl Rife, Kent 1737. low with large lot.

Immediate possession. 728 W. just out side city limits. 7 years old, 4 room and bath, modern, furnace, wood floors, garage. Newly re decorated throughout.

Has straw berry bed and fruit trees, lo 120x120. Worth looking into. Tay lor Frick, Main 584. To Real Estate exchang' WANTED TO to 120 modern 7 room house with 4 lots acre farm. Cash.

Have own equipment and stock. Write Box A-8, WANTED TO 6 to 8 room modern house. Write Journal-Standard. Box A-9, Musical Merchandise JUST 48 piano accordiaiis. Collier's Music, 207 Main flat cornet, factory rebuilt.

Blue 1514. PIANO and used instruments. 12 bass to ba.vs. Fi-ft- course with t-jch instrument. Inquire Ter Hark's Studio Store, 908 So.

Walnut. WANTED 7 TO House, duplex or 4 or 5 room apartment. Veteran. Responsible. Permanent.

Reference if necessary. White 3097 br P. O. Box 6. E.

T. Baker. YOUNG Without children desire a 3 or 4 room furnished or unfurnished. Immediate possession. Tel.

Main 1050. 200 -Farm wanted oil basis or will operate for salary and commission. Reference from present employer. Have operated present place for ever 3 years. Have own help.

Write P.O. Box Kent, 111. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Brokers and Heal Estate LET ME SELL YOUR LOTS ROY LATTIG, REAL ESTATE 212'a W. Douglas. Main 3028 it REAL ESTATE INSURANCE C.

F. HILDRETH MAIN 202 WITTENMEYER BANGS. TNG, REAL INSURANCE adjoining if desired. West end Ideal home for retired farmer. Ex change for small or large house or duplex.

Write Box X-4, Jour nal-Stanclard. Purity Code Given Approval By Large Group Of Colleges New York, Jan. The 252 member colleges of the National Collegiate Athletic association were under moral obligation today to abide by the group's newly-drafted "purity code" and to start clean- Ing their athletic houses immediately. Actually, fchc set of five principles governing the conduct of Intercollegiate athletics which were approved al the concluding session of he N. C.

A'. A. yesterday do not go nto effect until the next annual ice ting in 1948, Between now and then-, the code with its implementation clause pro- iding sanctions against non-con- ormist schools in the form of a chodule boycott, will bo written nto the constitution by a commit- ec appointed for that purpose. "This will give the colleges a year grace to get cleaned up and ad- ust their conference rules, where iccessary, to conform to our rules," xplainecl Prof. Karl E.

Leib, Iowa's acuity chairman of athletics who vas elected president for 1947. Also referred to the constitutional committee was a resolu- lon offered by Col. William Couper Virginia military institute which would limit colleges to ten varsity ootball games a season and prohibit participation in post-season games. Couper's anti-bowl proposal and he anti-recruiting provisions of tile mrjty code met with vigorous opposition on the convention floor. The other'code provisions, inducing one limiting financial aid to ath- etes to tuition, were adopted by unanimous votes.

Oppose Recruit Clause The southern colleges, and particularly southeastern conference which admits to paying Its athletes through open subsidization, went along with the majority of the convention in approving all the BY IlllOtl FULLF.RTON, JR. New York, Jan. on sports isn't a funny subject, these days, but around the recent National Collegiate A.A, convention yesterday you probably could have gotten 6 to 8 and ten poinU thnt nothing will happen as a result of the anti-gambling resolution adopted by the college sports leaders. Maybe you'd get few laughs out of it too. After devoting a couple of hours to torrid debate, a round-table group came up with a resolution which said, ns we see it: "We're against gambling; there ought to bo ti law; present laws ought to be enforced, nnd nobody who knows anything about a conches and predict the winner or the convention adopted it without taking any big steps that would prevent or discourage betting.

And, come to think of it, maybe the folks who say you can't stop it are right. Dumb Dope The other day this dept. was guilty of one of those dumb mistake? a guy can make but can't explain In reporting that Editor Jesse Llnthlcum of the Baltimore Sun wns moving to the city de.sk when actually it was another veteran Sun scribe, Craig Taylor, who had told us he was taking tho step. Apologies are In order and are hereby offered though we might adc In either cn.se you couldn't be mistaken for a better guy. Anyway we can report truthfully that Tnylo will continue to up with Uir lacrosse situation and tell who's Interested all about tha game.

Held By Polled Wilson W. Scale. lies on Snn Francisco, hotel bed where pollrr found him culmU smoking a c.lgnrct, (lie nude body of his wlfr Gertrude Soale, 30, on Hie floor nearby. The woman had been utabtwi to drntli. Police arc holding Sonic on suspicion of murder AP Wirephoto.

Floyd Eastwood, Purdue's exper on football injuries, expects to spenc about $15,000 In the no.xt, two year on a study of head Injuries and helmets. One of his first requirements a "dummy don't say he could take it off the nearest guard. Buff Donelll. who recently accepted' the Boston U. grid coaching job, tnslst's he's not going to acquire a New England accent.

"I'm more interested In getting a couple of tackles," ho says. The naval academy Is planning to fill in a section of waterfront In order to build a big new field house. That should be a natural for a gag about the boxing team taking Dots All, Brothers The guys who sweated out the war at Camp Kearns, Utah, may be interested to know that somebody bencfitted from that place. 'Andy Duncan, lanky forward from William and Mary college, and Glenn Dugglns, Stroud, schoolboy star, who played on the Keans basketball team like Salt Lake City so well they now call it home and are playing for the A.A.U. league principles clause.

except the recruiting Most southern colleges and a few Including Fordham, declared the recruiting paragraph was poorly and not practical under certain sectional conditions. Delegates from the south and southwest maintained that recruit- Ing would be continued with alumni in charge and that It would give ad- Fingerprints Disclose Man Held By Police Wanted In Shooting New York, snld today fingerprints disclosed that Henry Hitson, 38-year-old Negro under arrest, wns the man wanted by police of Forest Park, 111., on a murder charge In the death last Sept. 30 of Police Lt. Herman Zieucll. Hltson was arrested here yesterday after an IB-block taxlcab chase nnd wns charged with assault, robbery nnd illegal possession of a revolver.

Police snld Hltson entered a woman's apartment, and beat her with a pistol butt. Her shrieks brought police. Zlebell was shot and killed us he and Sgt. Joseph Cortjno sought to question two men In the attempted robbery of a filling station. Zlebell and Cortlno stopped to investigate after noting a car parked near th station.

The prowlers escaped. Charles Crosby, a Chicago Negro subsequently was arrested by Chi cago police and signed a ntatemen that he fired the shot that klllet aicbell. Ho wns scheduled to go trial today for murder and burglary Crosby named Hltson as the sccon burglar and similar warrants were Issued against ECONOMICS LESSON Seattle, Jan. Professor John R. Huber, who teaches economics at the University of Washington, pleaded in defense of a speeding charge that he was hurrying home to relieve his baby sitter with his children.

"That's poor economics," said Justice of the Peace Roy Dcgrlef. "It's penny wise and pound foolish to pay out $10 for fine to save 50 cents for a baby sitter." The professor agreed and paid Ilinois Senate fonors Sen. Barr; Starts 45th Year Springfield, 111., Jan. lllnols senate yesterday honored Senator Richard J. Barf, 81 year olq Republican of Jollet and dean of th tate senate who Is starting his 45t ear as a legislator.

Spectators in the gallery rose and gave the genial Barr an ovatlot when he entered the senate chamj bers. Some 100 persons from the district traveled from Jollet Springfield to pay tribute to him. Senator Frank J. Dick aid Barr's name had been "attact to more progressive legislation any other man in the country." also said Barr had the longest atlve service record in the stat and the naUon. Circuit Judge James V.

of Jollet said Barr's constituent would present him with an elect clock "because with him time enda." Expressing appreciation, Barr i he had visited many legislative bodj ics of the world and he believed Illinois assembly the Mrs. Barr, Richard T. Barr, a son, and Mrs. Mary Barr West, daughter, were Introduced to senate by Lt. Gov.

Hugh W. Marion Mayor Uses His Salary To Boost Pay Of City Employes Marlon, 111.. Jan. B.T^P)— Marlon mayor's salary today wa used to boost salaries for city em his honor's approval. In fact, it waa Mayor Harry II Crisp's own idea to fix his own pal at $1 a year as long as he holds thl office, instead of the statutory $1, 200, and to eliminate his $50 month ly salary as liquor control commli sioner.

Mayor Crisp's proposal waa ap proved by city council and he the obtained passage of a resolutio providing for $10 monthly increaw for each city employe for the mainder of the fiscal year. Thus, after the mayor's salary waiver, the Increases to city employes amounting to $1' monthly the city but $20 month. The present mayoral term cxpin in four months. BELATED BATTLE The battle of New Orleans wi fought more than a month after tl signing of peace in the War of 18 between England and the States. basketball team there.

Yonk- vantnges colleges alumni organizations. with strong The orlnciole finally was adopted, 70 to 33, in the only showdown roll- call vote. Some colleges, notably Notre Dame, abstained from voting. The decision to table the anti- bowl resolution and then refer It to the. committee, came after a lengthy discussion 'during which It It was pointed out that the long- established bowl games have become an accepted part of the collegiate program-.

The convention unanimously adopted the resolution, derived from a round-table discussion yesterday, opposing gambling. The action calls for the naming of a committee and puts the C. A. A. on record as agreeing to consider the tlon of a "clean sports federation." It calls for stronger law enforcement and suggests that newspapers refrain from printing odds or probable winners and that coaches and athletic directors be forbidden from making predictions.

Znllners And Jeeps Win In Pro Battles By United Press The Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons, world's professional basketball champions last year, remained a half-game ahead of the Toledo Jeeps today in the struggle for runner-up position In the National league's eastern race two teams won last Basketball after the night's only scheduled contests, Fort Wayne froze the ball during the final minute and defeated Chicago's Gears, 58 to 55, while Toledo downed the Youngstown Bears, 73 to 62. Bob Cftlihan and Dick Trlptow Estate HAVE CASH BUYERS For 5, 0 and 7 room houses and bunga- E. W. Kroll, Main 2942. CASH small and large farms.

E. W. Kroll, Room 501, Smith Building. 5, 7 room dwellings. We have cash buyers waiting.

May we have your listings. Taylor Frick, WANTED TO BUY SINGLE OR DOUBLE HOUSE PHONE RED 1140 Legal Notices NOTICE Stale of Illinois, Stephenson County, in the Circuit Cuurt of said County. Harry P. Brandt, Plaintiff, vs. Joseph Ankeny, et defendants.

In Chancery, No. 04029. Notice is hereby given to Joseph Huber. William W. Koehk-r, Ada May Koehier, Elsie and L'ri- known GvviH-Tri, UefenUaiiti, (o be each scored 15 points for Chicago but the Gears faded in the last quarter after leading 44 to 41 at the end of three periods.

Chick Reiser got IB Fort Wayne but ex-Piston Player-Coach Bob McDermott, now playing and coaching for Chicago, scored only seven points againat his former teammates. Both Fort Wayne and Toledo have 11 victories have nine Josses, have 10. but the Pistons while the Jeeps ers, N. is hearing of a plan to turn the unusual Empire City race track into a memorial to war vets. How about a memorial to Empire's two-buck bettors? Army Quarterback To Get Sullivan Award New York, Jan.

Tucker, the arm and brain of Army's undefeated football team, today wns awarded the 1946 James E. Sullivan memorial trophy as the amateur athlete who ''by performance, example and Influence did the most to advance the cause of good sportsmanship." The 22-year-old West Point senior from school at the end of the cur- In the annual ballot conducted by the National A.A.U. to nose out Bill Smith, star swimmer from Hawaii, who had 566 points, and Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame's all American quarterback, who had 546. It was the closest contest In the 17-yenr history of the award, with second and third place votes supplying the Cadets' gridiron star with his margin of victory. Tucker received 54 first-place ballots in the poll of nation-wide sports authorities, while Lujack drew 56 and Smith 50.

Points were awarded on a basifi of five for each first place ballot, three for second, and one for third. Mildred bicycling from St. Louis, was eighth with 173 points. Notre Dame Frosh Ace Goes To Clinic South Bend, Jan, Notre Dame's "football find," Freshman Ernie Zalejski, wan scheduled to arrive at the Mayo clinic, Rochester today for treatment of a knee Injury suffered In the Tulane game last November. Zalej.iki aggravated the condition further Christmas day when he (slipped on the ice and fell as he was leaving church.

Dr. Jo.seph A. Caton, team physician, wild subsequent swelling made the Mayo clinic trip necessary. The fleet freshman was regarded by some experts as Indiana's (jreat- e.st high school back. The list includes such as Tommy Harmon of Michigan and Billy Hillenbrand of Indiana U.

Coach Frank Leahy thought KO highly of Zalejski that he sent him tho team plays for 1946 while Zalejski was with the army In Tokyo. He arrived In the states In time to get In Notre Dame's third game last we are pleased to announce the Freeport Cash Market is now under the new management of the Frank Krogull sons. The same policy of selling high quality meats as was done for so many years under the ownership of Frank and Ervin Krogull, will be maintained. We invite you to come in and get acquainted. Stags Continue To Advance In Race By United Press The Chicago Stags, continuing their all-out fight to wrest the Western division leadership from the strong St.

Louts Bombers. picked up another half-game today after clowning the Detroit Gems, 83 to 80, last night at Detroit. St. Louis was idle, but in other games the Toronto Huskies defeated the New York Knickerbockers. 76 to 63.

the Washington Capl- Fights Last Night By the Associate Press Mauriello, 202, New York, knocked out James "Shamus" O'Brien, 177, Philadelphia, 1. Miami, Gordon, Miami, outpointed jviuie Zivic, Pittsburgh, 0. (Correct). St. Rlloy, St.

T.K.O. Apoaie Torres, 126, Puerto Rico, 6. New York (Park Cox, 185'2. Dallas, knocked out Groiyie Parks, 107, Washiiig- 202 SECOND NATIONAL BLDG. ei ved by pubi'cauon, that suit MAIN 231.

entitled as above for the of tals, eastern pace-betters, th'- Providence Steamrollers, 'i7 to ton, 2. 09, and the Pittsburgh Ironmen I Akion. Burundi, ouUbcored the Philadelphia war- Akron, knocked oiu Buddy Fariell, rlor, 67 to 63. 1161, New York, 10. BOILING 25c AM5 Ready To Eat Whole or Half lb.

VVU BACON Rival -Sliced Lb. 496 SPARE 35c PICNIC HAMS 33c BACON SQUARES 33c 29c SIRLOIN STEAK 49s PEAS Can-D-Light 0 fcSM Freeport Cash Market 7 East Main St. Phone Main 305.