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Evening star., 1950-03-24
One ChompNeorD Defeot, Button
Down, Literally, in Ice Meet

Dick Button had bumpy re-
ception in the United States figure
skating championships at Uline
Arena last night. but hoped for
smoother going tonight In the
final round of mems competition.
Three championships were to be
decided tonight, beginning at 8
pm, after a matinee session be-
ginning at 1870 pm.
Button gave some 1900 fans the
rare sight of two falls during his
initial round of free skating after
taking a commanding lead in de-
fense of his crown earlier in the
day. He scored 942.1 points out
of a possible 1850, with Hayes
Alan Jenkins of Cleveland in Sec
ond place with 881.7. The figures
mean Button apparently has his
fifth consecutive national title In
his hip pocket.
There was smear Of blood on
the champs hand where he cut
himself wiping slush from his
skates last night. He was OBJ
viously dead tired, but made no
excuses.
"Nothing's wrong - it's just
opening highland me-" he ex-
planned to his coach, Gus Lussi.
Lussi, who is also concerned
about the possible defeat of his
other star pupil, Yvonne Sher-
man, defending women's titlehold-
er, was visibly disturbed by But
tons tumbles.
Ice Too Thin, Coach Says.
Look" he said to a reporter,
picking UP Buttons skates, "this
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Dodgers Regular InfieId Tolls
First Time in Win Over As

heat" The Cincinnati Reds
right-handed pitcher, who was
laid low in 1948 and 1949 by an
arm injury and illness, went five
innings yesterday as the Redlegs
whipped Detroit, 4 to 1. He gave
up only four hits.
LAKELAND, Fla.-Because of
the bonus rule the Detroit Tigers
Catch Joe Ginsberg has to be
satisfied with the short end this
season. Joe has to go back to
Toledo since the Tigers must keep
Rookie Frank House, their bonus
catcher. on the roster for 1850.
LOS ANGELES, Calif.-The
Chicago Cubs begin whiting
down their roster today. Manager
frankie Frisch will meet with
officials of the Los Angeles Angels,
the Cubs farm team, to decide
who will be the first to go.
SACRAMENTO, Calf. The
Chicago White Sox will finish in
fourth place in 1850, says Man
ager Jack Onslow. II pick the
Boston Red Sox to win the pen
nant." he said. "The Yankees
will be the team to beat. Detroit
will follow in third place"
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla
Connie Mack, whose Philadelphia
Athletics have fallen somewhat
short of the spectacular in pre-
season warmups. was plagued by
a spot Of pitcher trouble today.
(See TRAINING CAMPS, C-23
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Mats Boss Asks
Stenge| 10 Stop
Seeking Hur|er
Harris Is Impressed
By Coon's Hitting in
Win Over Lookouts
By Burton Hawkins
Sier Stoff Correspondent

ORLANDO. Fla, Mar. "a
Casey Stengel Is in love with Ray
Scarborough and snorting at that
sort of courting is the Mats Clark
Griffith. Stengel, manager Of the
New York Yankees, repeatedly has
told reporters he'd relish landing
the Mats leading pitcher and
Griffith doesn't like Casey's
chatter.
Scarborough, due to pitch
against the Philadelphia Phillies
today as the Mats sought fourth
straight victory after whipping
Chattanooga. 90, yesterday at
Winter Garden, is being pursued
by Stengel in print and Grinith is
irked.
"I've told stengel to keep his
mouth shut about my ball play
ers." fumed Griffith. II wish
Judge Lands Qate baseball COM
missioner) was still alive. He'd
crack down on Stengel. I don't
talk about his players and I don't
want him popping off about
mine" Griffith declared the Yam
kess won't get Scarborough. His
present peeve may pass. but Crit
fifth now Is feuding with the Yam
KEGS. He has company among
the Mats. too, for Manager Bucky
Harris still is irritated by the rude
treatment he received in New
York. He was fired by the Yam
KEGS after leading them to the
world championship in 1947 and
finishing third. only 212 games
back, in 1948.
Coan Amazes Harris.
Stengel is hopeful OF acquiring
Scarborough as a fifth starting
pitcher, but according to Griffith
there has been no trade talk be-
tween the clubs since December.
Meanwhile Harris Is pop-eyed
at the behavior of Gil Coan. The
speed boy outflelder is batting
only $50 in exhibition games, but
among his five hits have been
three home runs and a double.
In their conquest Of Chat
tanooga the Mats were aided
tremendously by IA walks, but
sparkling in the midst of such
shoddy pitching was Coan. who
slammed two homers and bclted
across five runs.
Coan opened the game with a
mighty drive out of the park and
in the seventh inning with two
aboard he lifted another poke
out Of the premises. Gil also
scored Hal Keller from third in
the second inning with a long fly
to right.
Harris tested Bob McChesney,
Buzz Dozier and Earl Davis
against the Lookouts and got re-
markably proficient pitching from
the rockies. who held Chatta-
nooga to eight hits. Dozier and
(See MATS. Page C-2D
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Griffith Fumes as Yanks Angle for Scarboroug gh
Royal Horse Gets Wide
BACKING in Grand National
By Charles N. Eeon
Sports Editor Of The Stor

LIVERPOOL. England. Mar "a.
The Englishman's love for roy
atty has never been better illus
trated than in the developments
of the past few days on the betting
front in the British Empire. The
odds on Monaveen, the 9-year-
old jumper owned jointly by the
Queen and Princess Elizabeth,
have dropped steadily as the time
for tomorrow's Grand National
nearS.
In the next to last callover on
the Aintree race, Monaveen was
the second choice at 100 to g.,
while the price on the favored
Freebooter had heightened to Is
to 2 and tomorrow, when the little
guy starts sending in his two bob,
Monaveen conceivably could be-
come the favorite.
AS one party of IS American
writer's flown over here by the
British Overseas Always Corp. for
the Grand National, I won't get
to Aintree until this afternoon.
We are just chock full 1of tips
and inside information on each
and every one Of the nearly SO
horses.
Chance for Roimond.
Walter Nightengale, one of
England's top fiat trainers, thinks
the heavily weighted Roimond can
win even with 1859 pounds up.
Willie Gallagher of Glasgow, one
Of Scotland's leading sports col
umnists. passes along word on the
rish-bred Casteldermoth, the one
that Hollywood Film Director
Raoul Walsh was trying to buy.
No royal entry has won the Grand
National since 1900 when Ambush
II took the prize in the colors of
the then Prince of Wales. after
ward King Edward VII. Old-time
Britons, notoriously known for
understatement, say that If Mon
aveen wins tomorrow it will bring
out the greatest burst OF cheering
ever known in British sports.
America is not too we'll represent
ed tomorrow. Danny Marzani,
one of our better steeplechase
riders, is up on a thing called
Battling Pedulas, one Of the long
est shots in the race. Jock Whit
Evening star., 1950-03-24
BY the Associated Press

VERO BEACH, Fla, Mar. "a
For the first time since the ex-
hibition games began, the Brook
lyn Dodgers today knew what
their regular infield" looked like.
In yesterdays 8-4 victory here
over the Philadelphia Athletics,
Jackie Robinson, who had been
nursing knee ailment, was back
on second. Peewee Reese filled
his shortstop position for the
initial time this spring, Gil
Hodges played first and Bobby
Morgan third.
OAKLAND, Calif.-Freddie
Fitzsimmons. old time pitching
star of the New York Giants and
now a coach with the club. has
high praise for the 1850 squads
pepper and enthusiasm.
Il always thought the 1888
club was the best for spirit, but
this ones got it beat" says the
chubby Fitz.
LAX ELAND. Fla. Casey
Stengel. manager OF the New York
Yankees, would love to see Yogi
Berra, his regular catcher, pass
up more bad pitches than he
does. Stengel thinks the powerful
Yogi would hit $50 if he would
stop swinging at so many bad
balls.
BRADENTON, Fla. -. Boston
Braves Manager Billy Southworth
said today he plans to reduce his
pitching staff to 13 by the time
the team breaks camp here April
5.
SARASOTA, Ecclesiastical
Stanley" still is poring the record
books checking the number of
players who have hit two home
runs in one inning as AL (Zeke)
Zarilla did in the ninth yesterday
to win a game for Boston's Red
Sox.
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Ray Muir
ray could draw a deep breath to-
day-he had made the varsity as
a second-string catcher on the
Cleveland Indians. The hulking
Oklahoman's post now appears Sc
cure since the Tribe uncondition-
ally released veteran catcher Mike
fresh yesterday. The only other
catcher on the roster is Jim He
gan.
TAMPA, Fla.-Ewell Blackwell
says he's ready to turn on the
Evening star., 1950-03-24

driven runs the last two years and Marshas
knocked in 100 Then you overlook Kerr
He had bad year but he's been mighty fine shorsop and
he's only 27 years old"
Dyer isn't belittlng Giants he hastens to add be-
cause of that trade They'll be tough
Drocher gets wepitched game" he sad because stanky
and Dark will But Leos got to have
pitched game
The Young PhiIIes May Improve
A newspaperman asked '"Wha about the Phlies? They
beat out Boston last year"
They're good club Dyer admitted "They haven't added
any new strength but of their young players-Enn
Goat Jones, and couple of pchers-may improve
and make the Phils tougher
But I've got to like the Braves little bit Remem-
oer southworh had troubles last Then Torgeson
Elliott and Dark were lost due to injuries"
What about the Dodgers?" fellow asked
We'll what's there to add to what's already said?"
Dyer answered Struggling They're young and there's
awful lot of en- And that Don Newcombe he's rough
pitcher, let me tell you"
That Good Right Handed Hitter
His prime need Dyer saying of the Redbrds who
lost the pennant the final day. good right handed
hitter "A fellow to hit between Enos Slaughter
Musial," he specified.
Let ME give example of his Importance he continued
Early last season moved into Boston when the
Braves were leading the league, close to
needed to win double-heade Nppy Jones playing
base for this before got hu-and he was hitting
between Slaughter and Musial.
Well there much pitching by either team in the
first game and question of who'd outsug Jones
hit two home runs and to T. In the game
1t was pitchers battle until in the late innings
homered with two base
That's what I mean," Eddie sighed First he won
sugfest and then he broke wide open well pitched game
Too Mony Pitchers Is Silly
The Texan likes his pitching 1--WE have the sound
est IN the league, Dyer said but his face darkened when
asked II he had comment to make charge that
perhaps ne had too pitchers and that didn't get
enough work last year.
Now that's silly" Eddie said "Tell me- did any of you
fellows ever hear OF ball club that had too many pitchers?
didn't and I've been in the Cardinal chain since 1922
You never have too many pitchers If the time
comes when have too starters you try to convert
one or two to relief pitching And you still have many
he concluded with smile why you just off few
for that good righthanded hitter talking about And
for all-purpose catcher"
Evening star., 1950-03-24

LOUIS CaFdlnalS and thefeS better BrOOK-
lyn club to beat. But to my mind the most
improved team is Boston"
Dyer was sitting in his little office in the
clubhouse with few newspapermen, one of
whom spoke up. Eddie he asked, what
is it all of you fellows say or suggest the
Braves got the better of that deal with the
Giants?" That was the trade in which Boston
sent Eddie Stanky and Alvin Dark to New
York for Sid Gordon, Willard Marshall Buddy
Kerr and Pitcher Sam Webb.
We'll" Dyer replied, "I guess it's just
that managers respect power, and that's what
Evening star., 1950-03-24

(see TRAINING CAMPS, C-23
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Horses Go to Post
In Grand National at
1915 AN. Tomorrow
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LONDON, England, Mar.
24.-Racing began at the
race track in Aintree Wednes-
day. No jumping races will
be held today to give attend
ants time to put the obstacles
in first-class condition.
Post time for the Grand
National is 1915 AM. CEST).
1t will be broadcast by the
British Broadcasting Corp.
Gross value of the race is
about $500 pounds ($26,600).
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Win, Lose, or Draw
Dyer and the National Leuque Race
By FRANCIS STAkk
Stor Stoff Correspondent

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. 24.-After July that
strictly Wocub last year the National League but
Eddie Dyer thinking it'll different this
be In the thick of again. the of the ST.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
CASH REGISTER = S25
CASH REGISTER S45
CASH REGISTER -S65
CASH REGISTER S85

The above is cash and carry.
HACKERMAN SALES CO.
1St and New York Ave. NV. 5
CEDAR CHEST: Lane, blonde, water
CEDAR POSTS I6J. is-ft. long. Az
in. on the small end. 6791 oxon
rtlirTa HtIl Ta Sc Sc, 10; 3-7034 n,,,o,,,
condition. S35 for both. CHI 2S02.
CHAIR, Hanback,, tapestry, new con-
dition. JE. 3-Ss06.
CHAIR, wing style. channel back, ex.
vacuum vacuum Vssg' clesneG. RA' A. 54so. 80 'S"' 'H
CHAIR. small platform rocker, $40,
CHAIR, wing back. fireside. complete
Y reupholstered, hand-blocked linen,
frames, s45; custom boudoir chair
. slip covers, So. Washer; used
yr., $50; Hoover cleaner, $50; q
sned sne oondtsiGnt vsspnm si sleansFi ssTi $40 AL
CHAIRS, 10. metal swivel, leather
seats, all in excellent condition.
1898 18th st. ne.
CHECKWRITER, Todd Protectograph
$40, Call Executive 1850 or Glebe
CHEST OF DRAWERS. child's, ma,
pie, with wardrobe compartment
excel cond GIL. 4400, Ext. 211.
CHILD'S CHAIR and table set. Taylor
Tot. very good condition; S12. Gil
CHINA. old ivory and gold, servic,
for -. excellent condition, 500 80
Ii 4-926O, ! to 9 pm.
CHINA, rare, old Limoges. made fol
Gump's in San Francisco, 4 dog.
peri. cond SIa0. Wo. 6313. -
CHINA CABINET, walnut, $50. Pa
4033.
CHINA CABINET. walnut finish, ex.
cellent condition, $50. Call CHI
1878.
AeW, very reasonable. GE 69O2.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

scasefeT a5sishts. SS ssS up spin.
cts. SlsS up. Strands, SSa5 ur; iEs.
selection. See Them before you buy
Esta sl,shed 1915 our customers
sSadag ssSonRsnd = scHSEfPEE 2RFP iysnnfs FANS rs
SpIlns, SH Saa9 -
PIANO, steiDvay, apt. urrt. nah
s.sS Vienna 44s-J,
$500 cash. Cali after / pm. EM
PIANO. Baumeister. medium uprxht
VITA oeneh; mTror top, excel. conc
PIANo--No down payment; SI25 or
best ofeE,. Must sell today. Cali
OWNER after II am no 800 =
PIANO. Knabe srand mahos-, Eocd
cond seldom are we able 70 offer
one Of these hne pianos for as low
asaS as sss': q :, eoTE' terms KITS
PIANOS. shonins.r. nin sptne,. BRAN BRAND
new, walnut case, on sale Sia9 So.
regular price $3.50 Also 5000
MUSIC sToRE 80 ism 81. W ne
PiANo-Used steinway. small up
Tisnt S-e3, ST. $500, PIANO
MhET: lela 7th st. NV. -l2
fA>osLour IA. o. Our prices on new pianos
new pianos of many standard makes
70 choose from. ST. 900. THE
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PIANOS FOR RENT-Lowest rates in
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can save up to 800 on new stand
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ST. $500. THE PIANO MART, l0l5
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-, years old never been moved
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PIANO, baby grand, NAH; sood cond
S33n or best offer. CH. "43o
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PIANO, Mason g. Hamhn baby
beautiful piano IN perfect condition
Best offer. EN- 07s+
PIANOS-We have several late model
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5oRpAN S PTHSo PIiiS e. c EHSd sSSner mrksi Stb
and G SITS NV. ST. $500. i"
PIANOS for rent. For 81 a mo. YOU
can rent a late model Spinet good
make, with option to buy KITS
rlaNo' E Estey' n;"' apt size. erana ia
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PIANO. Knabe small baby srand
wonderful condition. Call OWNER
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fR1
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match; sa@5 del. 10. 5siS. '" u
PIANos-seyeral uprts. your choice
SO including small knabe. Al
tuned, repaired. delivered, city
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pail and others: PAUL GoLIBART
entrance, 2S0l Georsia ave. AID
592S from . to $50; evenings BY
appt. We buy ana take pianos in
PIANO with bench: upright 1vers &
pSaa' pSaa Pu. Pf1utltTi aoss eond,' fine finish
$3.50. AID. 1850, Ext, $40; sun
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sgRsd and Aes! dei; s5 s9ea' ro o5nr9Sfsout' SSfs'
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PIANO, apt. size. Al condition
Ebony case; 500. FIR. S4O5,
PIANO, uprt., NAH; good condition
S65. OK O370.
PIANOS--SPRING SALE. Every piano
IN the house reduced 20re to 40e,
You can now buy new Hardmar
Splnet as low as S395. Other pianos
including Minnipiano, Brennan, Shon.
niger. and the famous HARRINGTON in
SpinetS and consoles Long terms Ii
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PIANOS-Expert, guaranteed p,s,o
15rHnins Prompt service LuBAR.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
LUMBER
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

Of all kinds at Robinson's. Open
every Saturday and Sunday all day.
Free delivery. Special s #. studs,
%; IT.; IKE or Mxs beagtituI bsysl
siding, 15c bd. it.; 1x12 beautiful
white pine shelving, only 10c bd. it.;
beautiful knotty pine paneling ran
dom width in length, only l3c bd.
IT, For the hobbyist, short lengths
OF lumber, all kinds below cost
Genuine sheetrock, 3s-inch-4xS,
81 .35 each. genuine celote&, 7s-inch
AS, 81 so or l2-inch AXIS, 81 81 each
Special lot of mouldings. from &C
it; fire damaged doors. 81 .00e each.
Special asphalt roofing shingles. s5
per square. Asbestos siding, white
or pastel green: your choice: SIS 95
per square. Building sand, soc per
bag. gravel. 55c per bag. Ali-purpcse
house paint. S2.79 per gal. Gleem
house paint, worlds finest quality
only S5.25 per gal. Wall Fix. that
famous Self-priming one-coat fiat
oil paint, only 1918 per gal. Bricks
4c each. 4-inch drain tile. lie each;
new and used sinks. basins. toilets.
tubs. pipe and pipe fittings. Hun
dreds of other money-saving items
Now then-Try ROBINSON BROS,
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1923 Kenilworth ave. ne, for free
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Evening star., 1950-05-07
DINING ROOM

DON'T II Buy BEFORE ORE, Yoy YOU, VISIT r Us:
OF 20ct to 70es ON NEW SAMPLE
GLosEQUTs. LOOK At THESE
rock maple retectory dining table
4 chairs and Hutch cabinet, S179,
now S1@45O: solid lined oak Junior
table. I chairs and china cabinet,
was 1924, now S134;: senuine mahog
drop-leaf Duncan Phyfe table, was
extension console table, was $50. so,
now So. so; many more items too
numerous to mention. Come early
to get best selection. Open Thurs
day till q pm.
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
DINING ROOM SET, 10 pvs., dark
DINING RM. SET, JET il pc. Al condi-
tion, with chair covers and table
pISING s';l, ROOM SSs sE1-yunio,F ,u1, size. Size
table and s chairs, Must be sold
today. best offer takes it. 1449
Lee Gate I'd; NV, or. GE. 0S33. =,
DIN. RIM, SET, walnut, compl.. good
soBH fsbe LAMBS mp; SIX Eki 10. rugs sso54a zfaS
DINING ROOM SUITE, IO-pc.. table
pad, armchair, ) straight. WO
DINING ROOM su1TE-Mahog. We
neer; table. & chairs. buffet; break
or best offer. Cali sH Sill bet. 10
DISHNG I'M G ROOM SUITE, lo.pc., Dun
can Phyfe, brand-new: cost $3.50;
rI,S for quick sale, S455n; Wo: 1912;
s9SSny, sfS5 7P PADS 4as4 and glass table top
DTNiSG i1S ROOM SUITE. s-piece, wal
nut, excel. cond. Phone OR. 1875.
DINING TABLE, Bisgs, huge solid
Chinese blue quality rug; and other
items. EN-. 5120 after pm.
DIsHWAsHER, TER. Kaiser; Apex ironer.
DISHWAsHER, Kaiser: PRACTICALLY
new 1f 7S0S e0it $780, sell for $50. GAN
DozER Fan. 5ls yards. Reas.' sH.
DRAPEs. bedspreads, victrola with
records, violin; good cond. 5S33 3rd
DRRSsER, twin, mahog.. with match
ins mirror; .6x9 rug, beige back
ground floral design. with . match
ing scatter rugs. pads included. OV.
33O9. -
DRESSING TABLE, antique. marble
top, solid walnut; extension ladders.
80 and 40 fits ia. 1926. .
DRUMS, complete set new white pearl.
cases, Zildjian symbols; interesting
price. HU. S149.
DRUMS, snare. Slingerland, new. $50.
For best prices, see RATTNER'S S
'DUPLICATOR. Print-O-Matic. Sl3.50
Lettergraph, barg. Today. co. 1925;
week, DI. 1872. 1112 l4th st. NV.
DUPLICATOR-Mimeo, new, S29.5O,
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. RE
1l77.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE Double beg. springs;
maple; excel. eond.: reas. 81. 7230.
FURN1TURE-chrome dinette set.
nsG,., ehsi5s Simmons ods sodsD so,d,,,oS rose
csii Sunday after II, GL. s5si.
FURNITURE-Liyine rm suite. 3 pc.
occasional chair to match, solid
mahos. library table: octagon shaped
fornia 81. NV. s am. TO pm.
FUENITURE-Walnut table. nah.
chairs, radio-phonograph comb,
washstand set: reas. Call WI. 4so7
FURNITURE beds, = dressers.
chtfIorobes. bedrm, chairs. maple
breakfast set, cocktail table. porch
FURNITURE-Liyin rm. chair, gold
silk damask, bareback wing, with
eustom-made slip covers, and lamps.
FURNITURE-a-piece dining room
FiUTRNiTUGREWseeTetary, maple. new,
s35: rug, Wilton: SIS: Foster inner
sRrins s sun n3uSh OF .vss nsw NJ So so 500
FURNfTUREEs5pc hy; rm. suite
table and 4 chairs. .S5. $500 seth
ave; Riysrdale Heights; Nd.
u L
tional make, neat pattern. neutral
colored tapestry, recently upholster-
ed, SIS and $50; slip covers for
both. $40 ca; studio couch. with slip
cover, S25. wo. 1862. -
IFURNITURE-L. T: couch, s25: oce.
chair, NAH. coffee table Zenith
rGRNir1SEGsofs fHEs Tss2 fsaS sA bed 'lsa tx. new
minister rug. 7hx9: HOLLYWOOD bed,
mahog. bookcase, chest of drawers.
buffet, gas stove, gate-leE table,
misc: sacrifice for quick sale. s14
FuRNiTUREEDining rm. suite. solid
American walnut, 10-piece; sacri-
nee. 5000: RA. 1911. -
FuRNITURE-Bufiet; mod club wine
ehsiT; cheap. 'Fsfn Vi, faf ssi2 chest Of drawers
FURNITURE-1O-pc. dining rm suite.
yssllnut; Exceptionally 1gs5 good condition
FURN.-Liy. rm. sofa. slip covers and
sale, $3.50. WA: 1869.
FURNITURE-Studi couch. $50: s.
DC. black bedroom suite, $50; cedar
wardrobe. S21: nah. buffet, $50: sin
Gle maple bed. complete, $40; odd
chests and bureaus. from $3.50;
tables of all kinds. from So; lamps,
slip cover material less than cost:
chairs, misc. household pcs. all in
excellent condition. 3l6 9th st.
NV. Open Sun. after L. o'clock.
FURNITURE-Must sell today: ape
liv. rm. suite, mod. $50 or best
offer; walnut coffee table, glass top,
inlaid nice, Sl2; 9xl2 rug, So. 1000
RittenhouSe st. NV, cor. Georgia,
Apt. 205.
FURNITURE - Rollaway bed. SIS;
child's auto station wagon. used
twice, like new. SIS; tea cart. re-
movable tray &lh 10 S-291H