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work somewhat in the same order
as a good card trick or the ma
gician's sliding die box.
But it is the most successful
type of scoreboard to date. Don't
YOU think so?
WHO is going to win the
w Gimbel Award? Jake Gim-
bells trophy has reached such
popularity of late that it is a
good runner-up to the actual
championship for interest.
Since the Vincennes sportsman
first introduced the Award in 1917,
no school has won ct more than
once. Had you noticed that? That
is. no two Gimbel players have
been selected from the same
school. That case holding true
this year, Anderson. Richmond,
and LoganSport FASTENERS are ex-
empt. Robinson of Anderson in
1928, Kessler of Richmond in 1924,
and McCarnesS of LoganSport ln
1928 won the award.
But perhaps the board will de-
eide TO double back. There is
first time for everything, as has
been said.
Il was easy to see, after the
second half of the Montgomery
Jacksonville game got under way.
why the Barr Township quintet
was representing the strong Vim
cennes regional the big boys
gave the mighty Red Devils a real
scare the fieldhouse was con-
verted into madhouse when the
Montgomery cagers closed the
gap TO 1892 midway in the fourth
quarter the Demons from the
Ohio River lost none Of their I'M
canny craftsmanship on the field
house hardwood the Barr
Township squad worked several
dandy plays perhaps it was at
the request of the radio an
nouncerS that Neuenschwander Of
Berne was taken from the floor in
the game with Roachdale for
awhile the "announcerS' hol-
iday" didn't last long. however, as
Neuenschwander returned to the
battle after a short stay on the
bench the BerEe squad is
astoundingly small but how
they jump not siX-footer
in the whole 10. but they sure
snare that sphere out of the air.
Blackboard has a suspicion
that the Gimbel poSey may land
somewhere in that aggregation.
a big man who doesn't allow size
TO interfere with speed is Horton
Of Upton :. he rolls the scales at
2l5 pounds. but there are few
pivot shooters who are faster on
the draw.
Nov Blackboard hasn't said
~ much on today's games.
There isn't much TO. say. Eight
splendid quintets started out this
morning. All of them are capable
Of taking the crown.
So here's a toast TO the winnersi
May they get as much enjoyment
out of the championship as their
1883 admirers have absorbed in
watching them earn It!
Go get EN- champsl The state
Is proud Of you.
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Hickman Is Matched
on Monday Program

The signing of Walter Hickm
to meet Bill Honeycutt in the or
fall opening bout completed
card for the graphing show at Ton
linson Hall Monday night Jimn
McLemore is the matchmaker.
Three tussles in all will be of
fered with the final match bring
ing together Al Vantres of Boston
who defeated Ernie Piluso last Nor
day in the main event, and P
Mccarthy.
The semi-final, also a tWo-out-o
three falls affair, will match "Roug
House" Jack Hagen with Piluso.
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CLUB TO HOLD TRYOUT

Edward Brill has entered team
in the Smith Hassler- Sturm Sunday
Baseball League under the banner
of the Ace Coal Co. All former
South Side Tiger players and those
wishing to try out are asked to at
tend a meeting Sunday at $3.50
a. n, at 2644 Madison-av.
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Jeff Michigan City
First Quarter

The war between the North" and
South got under way with YER
games of Michigan City sharing the
initial tip-off. JEFF put up a stiff
defense, and the Red Devils were
unable to crack through. JEFF OBJ
tanned the ball and Andres was
fouled by Burau. Andres connected.
Burau made UP for his foul by
sinking a field goal a few moments
later. W. johnson of JEFF drove
under on a fast break and the down.
staters held a 80 lead. Gay tied
the score at Sail when he was
fouled by Groth. Jeffersonville
called for time. The quarter ended
few seconds after play was re-
sumed with the score still tied at
to 3.
Second Quarter
"Tarzan" Thompson sent JEFF into
the lead. So, Fith : fast pivot I'M
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S0FTRALL MEETING

All teams figuring on entering the
Em-Roe Softball League which will
play on Monday and Wednesday
evening and Sunday afternoon are
requested to have a representative
present at the softball meeting at
the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Store
Monday at p. m.
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hands of fighting Shelbyville team,
81 to 81, in the last game of yester-
day afternoons session of the state
high school basketball tourney here.
After trailing, Is to 10, at the half,
Shelbyville displayed accuracy from
the foul line to overcome the Ber-
ries in the second half. Each team
made nine field goals, but the win
ners held 9-to-3 advantage at the
foul line.
Graham and Cutting starred for
Shelbyville in the last-half drive
which saw the Golden Bears pass
the champions and win.
Anderson Routs Brazil
In the first of last nights two
games, Anderson displayed one of
the most impressive attacks of the
first round to rout Brazil, 81 to o..
Led by Clemens Rub, who scored IL
points, the Indians took an early
lead and never were headed. The
score at the half was Is to 5.
With his team ahead Is to 8 at
the three-quarter mark, Coach
Archie Chadd of Anderson sent in
his substitutes to finish the en-
counter.
Upton Goes Down Fighting
An up-and- down the floor variety
of play featured the other night
game between Upton and Nappanee,
and it looked as if the tilt might go
into an overtime before Nappanee's
Bulldogs triumphed, 81 to 33.
Nappanee held a 17-to-11 margin
at the half, but accuracy at the
free-throW line enabled Upton to
close the gap to 21-17. PontiuS and
Jones Topped in long ones and Tip
ton forged on into a 25-to-22 lead.
Strycker of Napparee then started
a rally and, assisted by Ertel and
Horton, pulled the encounter out of
the fire.
Friday night summaries:
Anderson (31) Brazil 1927
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play, Felber of Berne committed
his fourth foul and left the floor.
Winteregg taking his place. Page
missed the free throw. Page raised
Shelby's advantage to 25-16 when
he was fouled by Steiner. Steiner
hit one of two free losses.
Pete Ray drove under hoop and,
though fouled by Winteregg, con-
nected. He missed the free attempt.
Means, Shelby sub, dropped in a
free throw just before the final gun
sounded. Score: Shelbyville, 3d.;
Berne, II.
cLaIhv,,iI1a (oQl Berne IN
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BERNICE WALL T0IUMPHs

:
BELLEAIR, Fla, March 16.-Ber-
nice Wall, Oshkosh, Wis, won the
women's Belleair golf tournament
here yesterday, defeating Frances
Had1eld, Milwaukee, l up on the
twentieth hole. Miss Wall previ-
ously had eliminated the favorite,
Maureen circuit, in the senli-f1nals.
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BEAT MIXED FOURsOMEs
By United Press

By { NlIfU FFtsS
PINEHURST, N. c., March 10
Glass A. donors in a mixed four
somes tournament of the Tin
Whistles Golf Society went to j. j.
Fitzgerald, Oyster Harbor, Mass,
and Miss Deborah Very, Worcester,
Mass, late yesterday. Their card
showed a net 70.
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CINCINNATI SEEKS COACH
By Times Special

CINCINNATI, March 16.-Rus-
sell Cohen, assistant football coach
at Vanderbilt under Dan McQuigan
was mentioned prominently here
today as the next University of Gin
cinnati grid coach. Cincinnati is
seeking a replacement for Dana M
King, who resigned the post week
ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16
RED BIRDS SELL GREER
TO MEMPHIS CHICKS
By Times Special

BIZ IIme8 NpPctnE
COLUMBUS, O., March 16.-
Pitcher Ed Greer of the Columbus
Red Birds of the American Associa-
ton has been sold to the Memphis
Chicks of the Southern Association,
it was announced today. Only cash
was involved.
Greer helped pitch the Birds to
the American Association and little
world series championships last
year.
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LoNDos PINS MAT FOE

DETROIT, March 16.-Jim Lon
dos, worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion, defeated Orville Brown
Kansas, in a wrestling match here
last night. In another tuSsle, jim
McMillen, Illinois, wrestled to a
draw with Mehmet Yousof, Turkey
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COLLEGE BOXERS CLASH
Penn State, Western Maryland
Push Syracuse for Laurels.
By United Presi

By United Press
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, March 16.
Penn State or Western Maryland
seemed assured today of wrestling
the team boxing championship of
the Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing
Association from Syracuse.
Penn State advanced six of its
entrants to semi-fnal matches and
it's other entrant to the final round
during preliminary bouts at Recre-
alton Hall last night before $500
fans.
Western Maryland was close on
the Lions heels with three men in
the semi-f1nals and three in the
finals. One of the two seemed al
most certain to GUST Syracuse from
the title role which it held the last
three years.
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WINDSOR ICE VICTOR

WINDSOR, Ont, March 16.-The
Windsor Bulldogs defeated the
Syracuse Stars, 5 to 4, in an Irter-
national League hockey game mere
last night.
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By United Press

BIZ JHifed PTess
HURST PARK, England, March
16.-Castle Irwell, ridden by his
owner, G.. H. Bostwick, won the
Amateurs Handicap Steeplechase
here yesterday. The winner paid
Z to 4 in the betting.
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off THE 1RA[KRQARl
40 BY PAUL BlIELL
WHAT! NO UPSETS?


encounters we're staged frequently yeSt
~ only one breattakng upset popped the eight
e at Logansports defending champs were not
tabbd bv the the fans to absorb SINNER
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Four Morning Basket Tits
Produce Sensational Action
Before Crowd at FieldhOuSe
RuShvIe Michigan City, Berne and Nappanee Are EIim
mated as Championship Tourney Advances to Semi
Finals; Title Contest Is Scheduled Tonight.
BY DICK MILLER

Richmond Jeersonve Shyve Anderson advanced the
morning opponents the
Butler University Field
house. games witnessed by a packed crowd.
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Anderson Nappanee
First Quarter

Richcreek put Nappanee out ir
front with a field goal from mid
floor. Mullett's free throw and Con-
RAIDS field goal gave the Bulldogs q
SO lead. Mullins Topped in long
shot to boost Nappanee's margin tc
20 and Anderson called time.
Clemens Rub dribbled under fast
for field goal and Morgan followed
up a few seconds later with another
short goal, but Knoble dribbled the
length of the floor to add two more
points to Nappanee's total and the
score was ga. Rub hit one of two
charity losses after he was fouled
by Conrad.
Lambert replaced Rub for Ander-
son. Jackson followed in to connect,
but Knoble intercepted a pass mid
floor and dribbled under to give
Nappanee an lit margin as the
quarter ended.
Second Quarter
Rub re-entered the fray in Lam
berts place. Clutch fouled Conrad,
who missed both attempts. Clutch
scored a field goal from the center
circle, closing the gap to liz.
Mullett retaliated with goal from
close in. Mullett fouled Rub, and
the stocky Indian guard Gagged both
free throws. Rub tied the score at
13all with a field goal from side
center. Conrad returned the lead
to Nappanee with charity goal,
1413.
Jackson drove under fast to net
two points for Anderson, the IN
dams moving into 1914 lead just
a minute before the hall ended.
Third Quarter
jackson stole under the basket on
a sneaker" play to score, and Nor
gan followed up with long field
goal from the side, boosting the In
dams into a 1914 lead. Shively
Subbed for Richcreek, and the Bull
dog sub hardly had taken to the
floor when he dropped in long
field goal. Baker scored on tip
in and Clutch added two points
more on a goal from the corner
giving the indians a 2316 advan-
tage. Rub tackled on another point
on charity toss. Grove made good
from the foul stripe, holding An
derSon to a 24-17 edge.
Berlin replaced Conrad for Nap
panee. Jackson followed in after
his free toss had dropped from the
hoop and connected to widen the
gap to 26-17 as the third quarter
closed.
Fourth Quarter
Strycher opened the scoring in
the final period with a basket from
side center, and Nappanee trailed
26-10 Mullet re-entered the tussle
in place of Knoble and Immediately
fired shot from the center of the
hardwood that found the net. Nor
gan followed in a shot to tally two
more points for Anderson.
Three minutes lapsed before
Morgan counted a charity toss fol
Anderson. Successive baskets by
Rub and Jackson put the game lone
ice" at 1921 for Anderson. Rich
creek tailed a point for Nappanee
on a free toss. Both coaches sent
in their reserves. Knoble, back in
added another point for the Bull
dogs after being fouled by Goss
Final score: Anderson, SO; Nap
nance o.
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Champs Are Beaten
sTEEPLECHAsE WINNER

A new champion was assured
when Logansport met defeat at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16
Mdngin and Bell Clash
for NdtiOnG! Tennis Title
Sidney Wood and McCauIiff Are Partners in Doubles
Wndup Against Singles FnaGStS.
BIZ Lnited Press


16.-G Mangn of Newark n j, today
sought his third championship
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Shock for American Umpires

Japanese baseball players rery polite to the
umpires. No matter hOC angry the Nippon FASTENERS
dot their caps and b0C politely when they get an dd
decision. The umpres frequently are called
"mister"
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Upton 1887

Totals Is n Totals .13 10
Score by Periods
E Eips9n s.. .::s Il g g
Referee-stanley Porter. Umpire-Nate
Kaufman
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"Tarzan" Thompson sent JEFF into
the lead. So, Fith : fast pivot I'm
Evening star., 1935-08-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASHING MACHINES and ironers, new
and used wringers and spinners; A. B. c.,
Apex. Thor and B-Z: SIS up; terms and
trade. p. 8. Harris Co., 1900 l4th st. W.
Phone Columbia 01e 90.
BARGAIN-An dresses, shoes. hats. furni-
ture. antiques; greatly reduced for clear
ance. Christ Child Opportunity Shop.
1908 Wisconsin ave
AND HORSEPOWER dc current
motor. cheap $40 L st. NV. Phone
PAINT SALE-SAVE
WashAnle Nat Wh1te----------S1.1O 10 gal
High gloss enamel - 80 cal
Double-duty heavy white, each gal
makes two. S1.90 gal. Heavy-bodied gem
enamel all colors. S2.OG gal Gloss paints
S1.2o gal Greens, 81 AS gal Spar var
nish. clear. quick drying, 81 40 gal Spe-
cial low prices on putty glass, shellae
high-gIoss self shin. wax, special 45c pt.
Two phones. Quick service. Met. 233S-
1899 BrigEs' Paint Store, I107 9th NV,
near L.
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WIREHAVEN KENNELS.
BEECH TREE FARM.

Puppies. cocker spaniels. wire fox ter
riers; stud dogs at service; boarding and
conditioning; plucking and clipping. Phone
SheunArd 1908
Evening star., 1935-08-04

FURNITURE of sample house-Beautiful
French living room suite Duncan Phyfe
dining room suite maple bed room suite.
rugs. lamps, secretary. Very low price.
Georgia ave.
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DOGS. PEIS. ETC.

Dogs boarded. Drive out and see ocT
large, shady runs. Boston terTters, police
and Irish terrier puppies. cheap. Phone
Sbepherd 372O
Evening star., 1935-08-04

BRICK. 40. 600. eood. hard clean, S10.50
per thousand delivered 10000 #. 3xl2x
1920. SIS per thousand; Guyney heater.
sections rated about 1000 fl. S65;
steam and hot water radiators. steel-eye
beams and columns. Aoplv 635 New YORK
ave, NV Phone Lincoln 5244.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
MUSICAL INsTRUArKNrs-RADIo.

(Centineea)
MAJESTIC, MODEL 20 S-TUBE SUPER
heterodyne, beautiful cabinet, 20-50;
comp. Crosley 5-tube beautiful ANTIQUE
model, $3.50 complete. 445 Kenyon NV.
Phone Adams 5S25.
PIANO-We have o fine Steinway baby
grand In practically new condition that
can be purchased at q very reasonable ng-
ure tmake and ORIGINAL cost eonsideredl:
II has the plain style case that goes wei
in any room and Is finished in rich dark
mahogany. The owner left IL with US
with Instructions to sell IL as quickly as
our regular business. We are Shov1ng II BY
appointment only. Call Kits, National
4730. Terms can be arranged.
PIANOS-We have a number Of recondi-
toned unrights Of fine make that we are
Offering at low prices $35-S45-S55-S 500
and up. These pianos are fully guaranteed
and the price includes delivery in the d. G.
Terms. 81 weekly. Kits. 1890 @ st.
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTa. lust returned
from rent. are now offered at q great re-
duction from ORIGINAL prices. One 6-foot
S225 One 4-foot s-inch grand. s21O. One
Steinway upriGht, ebony case. S125. One
ap .rtment-size upright slightly used. Sl5S.
Uprights. larger sizes. $50 NJ. An instru-
meDts guaranteed Sole REPRESENTATIVES.
and Lanter pianos. Pianos for rent for an
oeeasiena Hugo Woreh. lilo @ st. W.
PIANOSIKurtzman, $50: Frederick. $50:
Schubert. S35: Players: Homer Kilt. S55;
Aeolians. $50: Preston, $40. Smith ;
Transfer q Storage Co.. 1913 You NV.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

RADIO PARTS SALE-Battery set, tubes,
speaker. Sl.9s; Stewart Warner, SOC; A.
K, SOC; gang condensers, 1Oe up; midget
speakers. 99e: Utah dynamic, 81. rs;
Ph1lco auto speaker. 95c; chassis 95c;
transceiver trans. s9e: Thord choke, 19c;
Eby sockets. &c: console cab, 95c; =
Midget cabinets. csc each: Majestic so
densers. 4 for 81: LILO cond. doz.. 81
tubes, parts. gadgets at bargain prices;
shopwork on anything in radio; cheap
Midgets repaired inexpensively. Radio Sal
wage Co., S17 g NV, 2nd floor.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

COLLIES AND SCOTTIES.
Recently arrived. litter of collie pups to
Beech Tree Moth (sister of Tokalon
FaYmerettel. Reservations now accepted
Proven collie and scotty males at stud.
Annandale rd Phone Falls Church 462-W.
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CATS AND TOY DOGS

Individual houses with runs; personal
attention under veterinary inspection.
Mrs. v. j. Pedone Radnor Hgts. Va. I411
N. Nash ST.; 10 min. from Georgetown.
Telephone Clarendon 14ll.
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CUT RLOKERS.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

3 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOEI 4
hvered for 81. Helene Affleck Box 2:
Vienna Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-21. g.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Sanitary bath eliminating neas. abso-
lutely free to any one. NO OBLIGATION.
DOGS BOARDED day
CATS BOARDED ------------25cd DAY
HUNTING DOGS S------------S6.O0 90 year
DOGS CLIPPED ----------Sl W
PLUCKED OR STRIPPED----------S
STUD SERVICE E-------Casn or pup
Bostons Wires. Scotties. Irish. Toy Man
ehesters. SchnaGzers. English Bullterrter
SAVE THIS AID FOR FUTURE NEEDS.
Foster mothers furnished orphan pups.
$500 western ave-. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

CAMERAS-We buy. sell. trade used cam
eras Cine kodaks ard projectors Bar
Eatrs daily Robbins. $50 14th st NV
COMBINATION JOINER AND RIP SAW
with 2-h-p. a. c. motor. 500. Nash
Marine Supplies 9O3 Water st. S.w.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE
from many jobs. Tremendous quantities at
bargain prices Come to any of Hechinger's S
4 Yards for your entire needs; neatly ar
ranged easily seen We have what you
Evening star., 1935-08-04

RADIOS-We will give you an unusually
large allowance for your old set on new.
latest model RCA Victors In trade on the
on the $3.50 radio-combination all-vave
model will allow you $50; on the S225 I2-
tube. all-wave model will allow you S75.
Pay the balance on easy terms. Also few
floor sample PhilcoS at bargain prices
SGT so and up kits l33O q 81
Evening star., 1935-08-04
CAIRN TERRIERS.

Fascinating little dog of Scotland. Ped
greed stock. Call evenings. Saturdays an
Sundays. Mrs. Jere B. Mackle. 2409 lot
Evening star., 1935-08-04

FURNISHINGS. complete. for l room and
kitchen; excellent condition Call Adams
HnI q hafore n m 4s
Evening star., 1935-08-04

BED-DAVENPORT SUITE 2-pc.. usable
condition. clean. comfortable mattress. Sl5;
china closet $40 53o1 Dorsett pl- w.
RKS-Italfan, 3 colonies D. B. hive
bodies, $50; lawn mower grinder, Ideal
$40: lathe Barnes screw cutting. 4'2-in
swing, $40; circular saw, IN, WIN
motor. SIS. brooder stove. 500 CHICK cap
Ss ice box 100-Ib. cap, So. ITO North
rIlebe I'd Ballston. Va.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

FURN.-Odd easy chairs. NAH. library
table bed-davenport (no mattressl. nah.
bookcase console. students table. dressing
table all good condition. Adams 1922 w.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

BED-DAVENPORT, kroeher, hlaIIItsS'
CLUB chair and mahoE davenport EXTENSION
till / :30,or 8 to . Mon. Natl 1900, Br. 329'
Evening star., 1935-08-04

DESKS for once and home; unusual bar
gains; used and new We also rent Com
merciaI Office Furniture Co. 500 st. n
Phone MeIropolitan o4S0
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FARM AND GARDEN.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

WHITE KING PIGEONS and squads for
sale; good strain and producers. Henry
J. Jacques. Forest Glen. Nd
BECK'S BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS = %
leading breeds: So per 100 and up; ducks
and poultS: FREE CATALOGUE Beck's
SPEC1AL-B ". D. chicks for August only;
B. and w. Rocks. r. l. Reds, $3.50 per
hundred. L. z Beach's Hatchery st Nor
beck, Md. Phone Ashton l16-P-21.
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(Continued on Next Rake.)
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DIAMOND SOLITAIRE = carats platinum
mounting. small diamonds; cost $3.50;
sell S215. Address Box DIX. Star oIce.
DIAMOND BARG Jams = Unreceemec
pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values All mer-
chandise GUARANTEED as to weight. color
and perfection. Money cheerfully refunded
If you are not satisfied HoTning's Loar
Once opposite Washington Airport
Evening star., 1935-08-04

HICYCIES-RoIlfast ana other nign-grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th NV
RuLIARD AND POOL. TABLES ali sizes;
supplies. repairing, ping-pong tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st. NV. DI 471l.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

FURNITURE-Beautifu 3-pc living room
suite, used 2 months; sacrifice, $40; Gov.
ottoman. like new. SIS: 3-door bookcase
SIS; drofleaf table SEQ; Remington type
writer perfect. SIS: vacuum cleaner: Pre-
mier Duplex. perfect. SD: 1424 K St.
Ant AZ MetropOlitan 52pg
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Bed room suites of Colonial mahogany and
modernistic Duncan Phyfe dining room
suite living room suite. freize. rugs, table
lamps. Must be sold by Monday. House
Evening star., 1935-08-04

COMPELLED TO SELL-Complete print
shop. I2x15 Chandler & Price, cases type,
cuts, stitcher. numbering machine. fuTnl-
chira q 81 4yhirtier nj
Evening star., 1935-08-04

BRICK-Ahout $4,000 fine, large, old
brick, S12 so per thousand. delivered. CaA
Walnut
Evening star., 1935-08-04

HECHINGER co, Used Material Dept
18th & H SITS NE 9th & SITS S.W
59:5 Ga Ave. NV 1905 Nichols Ave. S. z
CAMERA. Eastman folding 6-I6 with FL 3
lense Used very little Takes pictures
on cloudy days. 512a Conduit I'd. Phone
Cleveland 1924
Evening star., 1935-08-04

1907 18th ST NV. the Westminster
Lovely, newly decorated room. single and
double, each with bath or running water;
elevator service: 81. IS and 50 weekly
Special monthly rates
Evening star., 1935-08-04

S37. so PER MONTH > rooms, private
bath, first floor; PraRidaire. hot water.
gas. elec heat included private home.
No other RoomerS. Just man and wife 1
square Of bus Adults. CAPITOL Hts. 457
Evening star., 1935-08-04

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suite Lawson sofa. plain green covering
Virginia sofa. down cushions. elec. player
Erand piano, grandfather clock. r. c. A
radio victrola. chairs tables, mirrors, pic.
lures. draperies. curtains, Oriental rugs;
no dealers. Apt. Al, The Oakland, 2006
Columbia I'd