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ELUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 Q st. NV.
Established 1879

F LANG apt, upright,, medium
e1t,9n; prices range from $395 up;
TgSs sfc g.. i fftSsi q st. ca AMI 81
PIANOS FOR RENT-compaWre rec gu,
low rates on spinets and consoles;
b bS5s i nGs and rsc sSSo credit i yoy
.MzRsTE io1s II 7th G g NV THE p H1s
consoles ct low rates. with option tc
pan y, PIANO CO.. corner 18th and
FIrk, galvanized olacx. cast IRON. Gu,
st NV NO 1908. WA. b6Oi
rnE STRUCTURAL steel angles. chan.
nsis. radiator; plumbing fixture,
iJsea, co WyiAtsH7NdToN BAG 4
PRINTING PsSEss. i in o. c ssd?
n: g., &C. motor; $500 or best
RADIO ffHoNeo. 'v eoM hiTi
ECA console model; in perfect con-
$l99.95: now, S49.95. BLAIR's nv,
1922 Wisconsin ave. NV. Open TIL
range, electric; rrigidaire refsr.
lSy sH.a1d5y T. Ts'a ssssss 2o9 or
RECORDS, I0". I2"; 20 albums;
nearly new; popular. some classic;
Crosby, Ink Spots. Dorsey, etc; 25c
or whole. S07 18th NV. Elk. o646.
RECORD PLAYER, automatic. 2
speed, automatic, new, S2b. NE
REFRIGERATOR, General Electric.
1ets emed e ] Io,cubie-fset; $500; Ak.
REFRiGERAfoR, servel; asp XII
5edrm. suite: blond maple buffet
cabinet. .HO. 1900. --;si
REFRIGERATOR, Servei. 7-cu. II. IL
S wilson lane. Bethesda. Md. wi.
REFRIGERAToR. westinshou M@ II
Gu: IT, 1919; excel. cond. 1871
summit pl. NV. near 18th and
Columbie I'd. behind Ontario Apis.
kEFRIGERATOR, 11-cu.-ft., brand
new 81 model. s1s9. CO. 1910.
REFRIGERATOR. crosley. 6-cu.lft.
sealed unit: quiet. IN excellent con-
elSion; $40. s07 18th st. NV.
REfRlGLSATORs, up TO 4os. disc,
on al floor models; last YRS models
until 9 ROYAL APPLIANCES CO"
Observation-Disclosures al.
yert!sed brands, all new, in orig.
to pay. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, e513 Piney Branch I'd.
q. g.. Nd. JU. $4,000 Open till q
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APARTMENTS uNEURNlsHEp

697 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-(New);
sssh; 500. CT l 5sss. suhfm @a g.
ROCKVILLE - rms. kitchenette,
s Rsth; Ssil ssa Incl. bus at door. $s5
M iS6fa1is 4s gsPPrs.-spac,ou. Is and
2-bedrm. apts., close to school
transp;, SHOPPING and theater; 5srd
pl. and Annapolis I'd. Q blocks be-
y yong Eladensburg High School, turn
1900 L ST. NV room. Kitchen,
eo saIs. u 5yT IA sATH e,;' s., Teasq
BETHESDA AREA, 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath; private entr. Occupant
must nave. car. OIL. 6140. -21
2.BEDRM. DUPLEX. remodeled In
mGoern: quaint style;; close-in N.
hhr,; upstairs IN spacious, older
adults only. 500 mo. eli. Si Hts.
ro1 saDR Ri9sS.s B llyIpF ss Egom d5alIRs
syss; 81, HEkhERT l RARy EHYieh fSc..
s12 18th St NV. RE. 1866, -24
1900 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Large
mo- nm W cai Pr 81 e s5ha rent $3.50 per
and $3.50. incl utiis.; avail I'M I'M
Apt. B-i. at 1907 S Southern M4ha see
SEA or call Lo. s-7S79 between $
A III { R;6, near Colonial vi mss
bath; 10 min; white House .'1 Pen ats:'
gop; blk. to bus. stores; adults
Apply 1900 18th st. north. a Airing ing.
ton, Va, l to 4 PM; Saturday.
$3.50 to 12. GIL. 1884. 90
1929 OATES ST. N.E.-white; 8
rooms rooms; s Kitchen, Frigidairs. bath;
ss sG1sDls a. IT, N Gsll Il zs7sG H. f sS'
kit. and bath: S69.5 so; immed. occu.
pancy: adults only. See ianitor on
3O5S M ST. NV rms. kit, pvt
Pat BATH sink refgr., utils. incl, $65;
s-RM; APT. unfurn., for working
ecooYple; nice tile bath; $50 a mo.
,a aYS7 @ ~ n st; ne. IL ;o 6.S4sl; PA
and pvt. bath; utii f hH1msi di'e Ma5
for sale; apt. available il accented I;
rent. $40 mo. 10. 8-048I.
TIoN. Beitsvilie. Balto.-Wash. biyd
RRASDoH r. r.. $50 81 yves EWES. Can a sR
1920 18th ST. NV rooms kiteh-
en-; pvt. bath; partly furnished; $50,
s atAilRsIssS MY fEgr9 9bas DAVID E,
COLLEGE PARK, MD. mr.. Univ.
al also na TsrsFs! J{s rms gyt. bath
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROFITABLE LINoLEUM and For
ofier IS DAYS Cal, MR., WR1aHT.
NOVELTIES. toys, ETC.; very good To-
cation; owner must sell, very reason
ably; good buy RIA. 2202.
LAUNDERETTE for sale-Doing fins
bus ss5o: for intsrview' NO. 6SlS or
REAL E2 esq Esfa 3TNe CHoNsuLrANr@un-
judgment; may save you thousands
of dollars, Buying, selling home
Or investment property. Call Elk.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. with 4
thoroughfare, cap. Of doing SIS. 900
VI. AT. 3247. -26
DRY CLEANING SOLVENT PLANT
Long established business; COM
pletely equipped; doing excellent
business in heart Of Arlington's bust.
est est. section; owner S.Is wishes to retire.
TAVERN. BY owner; Glass C license;
party. Box CD Star. 22'
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY first-elass
daily Only $40, 900 down; no bro
G ksGs RSH sr 1sH s sssr ,.rvc. a room
in large apartment house; low in.
vestment required, Box &c. Star.
DRUGSTORE or patent medicine; air
sonable; viii consider partner. HI.
CLEANING PLANT in Arlington: .s-
tablished 1888; averaging about
ABOUT Frsis y saiced Titsa
$500 cash. BOX $50, Star. -23
LAUNDR0MAT and valet; new loca.
ton, 40th and Oglethorpe in Hystts-
vile. MA. 1855 or ia. 5474. -22
BARBER SHoP-Piped; new. inde-
Ps pendent lSoatio1; 4oth and ogls-
DRAPERY AND sLlPCovER BUsI-
NESS, wonderful opportunity for
right party. II. 1898 for appt. %"
FIRST COMMERCIAL. MINI. ave. sc.
Diet: prick property. fully equipped
sanizssion 0'e JOHN sP F. of p Sess5iRS o.
eSes.. O. 81 COS 50; ave Sc LII o Sss
SANDWICH sHOP-with soda foun-
tain; Downtown. 14th st. Stainless
l Ssssi eS 1Ire AIR Air eond IoyI
cash. W. E. T TaRir sFs sxc la;TUD
DANCE PAviLIioN,H on ! ga acres ESQ On
main highway, Fairfax area; SIS.
wood ave. FA. 1922; ewes. FA. 54Il.
KOSHER DELICATESSEN
Very nice opportunity for young cou-
pie. Call BENJAMIN AUERBACH,
IA. 1884. DI. 313l.
FOOD MARKET, In nearby Va,
showing better than $4,000 in
annual sales; ideal for man who
knows the meat business. 81, 600
cash. required to handle the deal.
Good lease is available. Call Mr..
Shaiken. OW. $500; ewes. and SUM-,
XII. S-9SS1.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
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GEORGETOWN

1888 and 1871, 2sth st. NV. These
homes completely remodeled and
beautifully redec. Has liv. rm. with
1lrepL. dining rm. modern kit. and
garb4ge disposal; 2 bedrns, beauti-
iul bath and dressing rrn., fine
bsmt. Rent $1s5. See them today.
Open from 5 to dafk. IA
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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-s.E.-s.w

1850 A ST. S.E.-Large room for
settled lady; home privils. Cali after
CAPITOL HILL-Lge. newly deco.
rated rm., attractively semibath:
prefer lady. II. 3-7263 after 6.-22
k nascb ,.I ROOM with small rear
or married cple. 1912 Pa. ave. Sc.
COLORED-154 F ST. s.E.-Nicely
furnished rooms, kitchen privileges;
$500 and $3.50. Ii. 3-7OI1. 22s
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REFRIGERAToRs. FREEzERs
2096 to 25g6 of latest models of
famous makes; fully guaranteed; we
wiz not knowingly be undersold.
Sun RADIO. 18th and E SITS, NV.
ana 1888 F st. NV. ME. $500.
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THE CLYDEsDhr

So THE CLYDEsDALE
2SOl ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
VACANT
A very attractive 2-bedroom
apt. nome with 3 exposures.
Anoroing 9 view across the
LTee tops OF Rock Creek Park.
has center entrance hall. large
tnving room. 2 bedrooms and
6stn. Kitchen; priced at only
oIo.oO0 on reasonable terms.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

MALE BOXER, champion sired; in
ternational champion stock; Axe
reg: trained Fl. Belyoir 1000. Ext.
AM A PRETTY KITTY. wouid
like to be your pet. LII. 4-6070.
COCKER SPANIEL. black and tan
male, Axe req, exceptional fine pet
NO. 549S. -2I
COCKER, gorgeous black female: /
year old: Axe, inoculated. excep.
tional pedisree: fine net. CHI. 2709
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES, 8 wRs.
full-stze miniature. Black. $50. 1915
Wis. ave-, days. ga
FREE. Beautiful white kitten to per-
SON wanting pet and Offering it good
home. Cali HO. 1914. --23
FOX TERRIERS. male and female
beautiful markings, z wks. old, black
and white, $50 and S25, OR. 1888
SETTER TYPE, male. l yr. VIII. and
81. Householder. Loves children
Needs space to run. ST. 67O9.
PUPS, Axe, those
adorable, loving. lamb-likN dogs: do
not shed; no doggy odor. SH. 1925.
IL mos. male; a
lovely small dog; householder,
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OFFICE FURNITURE MARGARINE
complete floor Of used wal, mahog
etc. n. BAUM 8 SON. sic s st
OFFICE FuRN.-t2, steel desks. g,
cond.; reas. DI. 1888.
PHONOiRAPR RECORDS - Victor
Columbia, Decca, Capitol and Msr.
curry records and albums: popular
ss as sl: ss.ss music 81 s iRsfSs H ssF.
ave NV EN- 1878
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO EQUIP.
MENT, excellent. including East.
man SKI auto. focus enlarger. Peck
81 Harvey dryer and print straight;
Peck q Harvey wash and develop
trays, .11z-inch Bausch q Lomt
ING Mr.. &. Il. BERRY. at NE. 1918
Sat. only. June 2S. bet. o a.m.-4 aJ pm
PIANO, Lester. walnut. console; bench
sftsr & Pm, IA. 1882. oVc --ax -
PIANO, upright. Good condition. Re.
csrtly tuned; price $50. 1919 Park
PIANO. upright, mahogany; excellent
condition; $50 or best offer. RIA.
PIANO. small grand walnut. simple
PS SdssR wo n $780, .' Eat az isr SOUTH
PIANOS-Goyernment employees. mem.
beers OF the armed forces, D C. en-
ployes. etc, can save real money. on
our special discount plan If they
Of over 100 brand-ncW nianos q
many famous makes, Phone Mr.
Jones. ST. $500. THE PIANO MART
1015 7th st. NV. -22
PIANoS-Drastic reductions on 4
:Ee. selection of spinets and consoles
g s' m asS a DaN saSf ~ Mus sSSn ls 81
PiAS0sMws have a few real value.
IN, slightly used and floor sample
spinets and consoles. all good makes
S SnG iats ~ MODELS asi pay as little as s26
city at THE JORDAN PIANO CO,
S Sornsr 18th and g SITS. NV. ST
PIANOS - Brand-new. famous make
oSs &. w xSdGas HSFsssss p aTG
i n sssfs kr fSs 1885 SSn e ssinss
PIANos-only s. per mo. puts a
OUT rental.purcnaSe plan; complete
selection Of famous make pianos; at
tfactively priced. KITS. 1880 @
PixNoS-For the bes. in pianos come
to Campbells;. we are exclusive rep
Lssentatives for Steinway, Sohmer,
Kimball. Gulbransen and Gable
pianos; our prices start at S495;
generous allowance for your piano;
easy budget terms for balance. Ask
about our rental purchase plan
SSR eaM fPs Hss nuy HYr co sssft aSS
q St. 81. s46z. ~ IA '
pIANOS-Only at CampbeIl'a will you
and see our display Of Grand and
vertical models today; we Also have
9 fine selection Of Al reconditioned
Steinways: liberal allowance for your
piano. convenient terms may be arr
ranged. CAMPBELL Music Co.
11Qs @ st. DI. 1854. ga
PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonie spinet
ana console model6 Baldwin de-
aigne6, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features OF small
Grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-hlow
action, lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection Of eye.appealins
eases In mahogany. walnut light
oM& ayodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
S2o q 81; NV;
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2633 18th ar ~ 10

1888 10Th ST. NV.
Artists studio of splendid
proportions with living accom-
modations, Studio room ex-
Ienas Up stories into vaulted
ceiling, with lengthy north
%indows; there Is o real fire.
Modern bath and kitchen has
been installed. Balconies have
been utilized for sleeping quar-
ters. . A most unusual apt, in
Washington's most UNIQUELY
attractive studio apt, BLDG.
Price and terms are reasonable
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THE NEW pARKsrnr

l t6s s HEH TFApH ns M
A lovely front apt. Of bed
room and bath. entrance nan.
nving room, kitchen and
dinette. Can be had for 81. go.
Close to original price. Inquire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
APIS. WANTED Cont
HOUSES FURNISHED

BEDROOM APT.-Furn., unfurn.; tive
able; aftef 8 PM. Ii. 3-23S0. go
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.


BETHESDA, MD.--NiceIy furn. rm
for gentleman: S3b mo. Cali Wi
1850 after 8 pm. -2i
TWO NICELY FURN. RMS. for mar
or woman and two children; wife
parent works: win give board h
desired: lge. yard, close to schools
and transp.: list floor. 81. 1904
N. ARLINGToN-To employed couple
or two young men; choice Of
large bedroom. twin beds, two biz
closets or double bedroom and der
IN Widows home, beautiful yard
and neiehborhood: cow. to bus and
eating places. July ]. CHI. $50
1927 N. UTAH sT.-Attractiye turn
RI, nm; porch; blk. to bus. $50.
HYATTSvLLE. MD.-Lge. front rm.
next to bath: 8 windows, twin beds;
Tor ] or 2; breakfast ii desired.
WA. S404. -24
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NO GOOD WILL

New super market fixtures, stock and
equipment for sale. Highest offer
takes lock, stock and barrel. Located
IN nice shopping center. Good lease.
Owner has urgent outside interests.
Must be sold. Terms can be are
ranged. Must be seen to be appre.
cited. Call WA. 920S, after 2 pm.
No agents, 90
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK

HORSE. excellent for saddle and car
riage; gentle. WA. 1880. -23
GOATS, 4.yr.-old Toggenberg. good
sell reas. WA. 2O24.
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WO. 1888. -22
SEWING MACHINE, electric Singer
S. sffce ng 81 eSnd gaeR sl26. 7o6 J3tf
t t,ailofigg machine. like new. terms
sEWrNS MACHINES, s,nr., el wxS
sale or rent We also eiectrify ri
makes ,s seyins nachinss opsn ewes
sRWiNG MAscSHiNEs. M new SI portables
$3.50 up; drastic reductions -e On
s slSS hsse s ssS5a Save. ssisi wilson
Swine RISd ok M seGafii sALE-wb,t.
s s91nsole with all attach. S79.50;
S S5nsr c pE9rt Ed}s' ss4.s6. 1912 Lee
pie shoes. Size "a; ali colo f.y st YVES
Up e s1s.S5. ' HAk fSls sS Nj Eyai sSs
sHo SHOW "a n.T ss6 FIX > s Ss5f: .o5I =
safe $50. 1891 N. z. ave. Nv
sINK-Large, 2 compartments. 2
o ofIe4 ~ SSar SSis Galvanized iron. Best
ga 5sPs s1 Rh's s ns s:ysssh i :s
this week. WI. 2345. ~ 4 Il asS'i0
SOFA, wine wool velour, innersprinp
cushions; excellent condition. New
c s1fsp = slip covers. EN-. Asa
SOFAS AND CHAIRS, factory sale o,
brand-neW decorator and showroom
samples. Sofas include sectionais.
Regency. Chippendale. Lawson and
others at sale prices from SS7 to
$167.. Below factory cost. Chairs
include lounge. fan barrel, wing
and teleyision styles, all covered
in choice fabrics; reduced to SAT.
Buy direct from the factory and
save. Open Friday and Monday
TIL pm. ALAN FURNITURE
FACTORY, 922 Burlington ave-,
silver Spring, Nd. SH. 1913.
bIEN0TYPE, late model, recondi-
TONED. guaranteed $3.50 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO a13 18th Ct
eT0NE-"Bondstone" applied over
any surface. Beauty and increase
the value Of your home; free esti-
mate; terms II desired. CAPITOL
C eSsNTR. CO.. Bethesda. Md. WI.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
OWN Your Own Apt. Home
DEAL IN CONFIDENCE

Buy under a Cooperative
ownership plan, which has
stood the test Of time since
1920. Here are some of the
resale opportunities that are
constantly coming up from
smong the Al buildings that
we have put into successfui
operation in WASHINGTON in
the last 80 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
EDMUND J. FLYNN
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg.
RE. 1918 or RE. 174a
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GAS STATION

Corner location in q heavy business
dist. of Arlington, Va; consists Of
pumps. 2 bays; good supply Of
stock, tools and equip; year-to-year
A. H. BROOKS, Realtor
3016 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 800. Open 80. OW. 800.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

OAK AND HICKORY FIREWooD for
sale on project; very cheap; win de-
Military I'd. and 3Ist St. Arl. See
supt. on job or call ia. 5-76e6.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.E

S22 C0NST. AVE. N.E.-S27.5 80 mo
immediate occur. See tenant In base.
COLORED-4O52 GRANT ST. NE
Large front room, Suitable for en,nl
cple. or men: home priyils,; GOOD
transp. Call after 8. LU. $4,000. :
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OIIT

CLOSE-OUT
New 1850 and 1851 GE, Westinv.
house; Croslsy, Admiral. Gibson,
at greatly reduced prices; all in orig.
Terry. 10th and II SITS. ne. Open
evenings till 8. Ii. 3-90S2.
fnaeh f.s So'qNsR ss z1 81 e. 7d sPsa 81
EEra..A AZ c va ct. s % model: &.
eel; cond; best offer; bet. go pm.
Apt: 3, 1905 Rhode Island NV. 2iS
HEFGRS,. recond., guar, new floor
samplesi big savings. p o. SMITH S.
q q, INC: 1894 Il ne. Ii. 3-6O50.
small deposit, poWD's 441S conn
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Large
3. 8. ,refgr.; 8. s. salad case, s. s..
beer box; call TIE. 0775. -21
kUG, excellent condition. domestic
orissn1tal ex12, good value. 10.
RUG, I2x17. loop pile Wilton green;
yds. stair carpet to match, Over
1920 1920 value; $3.50. shampooed. FA.
RUGs-1 red. 1 blue. sx12. No rea.
Sonable offer refused. 81. 1927.
BUGS, Oriental and Chinese, reduced
price. RARE RUG SHOP 2427 18th
SC. NV.
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TM.EvIsIoN. 20% TO 4o& OFF
latest models Of famous makes; all
fully guaranteed; we will never be
knowingly undersold! SUN RADIO,
11th and e SITS. NV. and SSS i
st. NV, ME. $500.
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CUKNER LOT. beautifully landscaped,
1927 Riverdale rd., East Pines;
nedrms;. nv. rm., Ice. kit, glass
Inclosed sun porch, gas heat: newly
per mo. Cali Mrs, Psrmele foy
appointment. WA. 5613. ~
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
RUGS NEW

ssS; 71sfo7y e cray t tsf si rse s SSS
$50, now $50; 9xi2.iO beige tex
reg. 1925. now $167; used heavy
wine-red twist. 12xl6, good cond ;,
SS9; 27x1S-inch rug samples. nm
tables. chairs. MUMMAS. $500 Conn
ave. NV. Open Thurs. and Fri. till 8
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ASSOCIATE WANTED

Real estate, property management.
insurance. business BROKERAGE; or
partner, one capable of taking
charge and closing deals; excellent
opportunity for energetic, ambition
person. For details, Box 18Th,
Evening star., 1951-09-02
Boxer Flores Placed
In Iron Lung as
Condition Worsens
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Set. 1.-Georgie
Flores 20-year-old Brooklyn well
terweight boxer who has been in
a coma since he was knocked out
Wednesday night at Madison
Square Garden, was placed in an
iron lung tonight and his condi-
ton was described as extremely
critical"
An operation was performed on
Flores throat in an attempt to
clear his breathing. The opera
tion became necessary late in the
afternoon when mucus began to
accumulate in his throat and in
terfere with his breathing.
DR.. James Daniels, brain sur
geon, and throat specialist per-
formed the operation. They had
to cut open Flores throat, clear
1t Of mucus and insert a tube.
DR.. Daniels said the boxers con-
d1tion had grown worse.
Up to the time of DR.. Daniels
announcement after the throat
operation, hopes for his recovery
had been rising. Improvement
had been reported earlier yester-
day, and the fact that despite
his coma he had moved several
times during the afternoon was
regarded by doctors at st. Clare's
as very favorable"
Mrs. Flores, his young bride,
though near collapse, refused to
leave his side.
Word that the fighters condi-
ton was failing travelled through
the hospital with lightning like
speed, many of the hospital
patients keeping track of his fight
for life by means of radio news
cast. There seemed to be a hush
over the institution as staff and
patients alike awaited further
word about his condition.
Flores has been in a critical
condition since collapsing in his
dressing room after being knocked
out by Roger Donoghue of Yonk-
ers, N. Y, in the eighth and final
round of the semi-final to the
Kid Gavilan-Billy Graham welter-
weight title fight.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

gue's 50th anniversary. CLARK Grif-
fifth sought to recreate the after
noon of october 10, 1924, when the
Mats broke 3-3 tie to defeat the
Giants in the seventh and de-
cisive battle of a memorable series.
1t was short on authenticity but
rich in laughs and memories.
At the invitation of the 81-year-
old owner of the Mats, old Giants
from all parts of the country
gathered together again in uni
form. With one exception, the
original New York cast took the
field as it had 81 years ago. Jack
Bentley pitched and Hank Gowdy
caught. The inf1eld was Bill Terry
frankie Frisch, Travis Jackson
and Fred Lindstrom. In the out
field were Irish Meusel, Long
George Kelly and Billy South
worth, the latter subbing for the
late Ross Young.
Ruel Scores Again.
The idea was to re-enact the
scoring of the winning run
Eventually, Muddy Ruel crossed
the plate but not precisely under
the same conditions as he scored
from second base on Earl Nc
Neely's famous pebble hit" OF
1924. There were tears of joy shed
then; yesterday. laughter.
Ossie Bluege, impersonating the
late Ralph Miller of the Mats, was
to lead off the inning with a
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returned from first base to try
again. This time, however, Myatt
rolled a ball to jackson, who
fumbled to set the scene as it
was in 1924.
Now came McNeely, the $50, 600
Pacific Coast Lacquer who broke
UP the series when his sharp
grounder toward Lindstrom struck
a pebble, bounded over his head,
and went into left field as Ruel
scored. Unknown to the crowd, a
white rubber ball was substituted
in the hope that if McNeely hit
it on the ground it would hop
wierdly. AS a gag, Sehacht placed
"a near-boulder in front of Lind
Strom.
McNeely took a gentle swing.
Gentle. but too true. He caught
the ball on the fat part of his bat
and all but knocked it into the
seats in left field as Ruel came
|trotting home.
If it was crude, it also was fun.
STANN.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Sept. 1.-Cousin, fast-stepping
bay colt carrying the cerise and
white diamonds of Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt, turned on the speed
in the stretch today to win the
$4,000 Hopeful Stakes at Sara
toga and stamp himself as the
prospective Eastern two-year-o -old
champion.
Beaten a length one week ago
here in the Grand Union Hotel
Stakes by the Greentree Stables
Tom Fool, Cousin turned the
tables this time and handed the
hitherto unbeaten Tom Fool his
first defeat after three straight
wins.
The margin was only a length
and a quarter this time, but the
crowd of 1887 customers on hand
under cloudy, cool skies, had no
doubts the best colt won the 47th
running of the Hopeful. They had
established Tom Fool the 3 to 4
betting choice. with Cousin the
second favorite.
Hannibal Is Third.
Tom Fool barely beat Bayard
Sharp's Hannibal by a neck at
thefinish of the six and one-half
furlong event. Only six juveniles
started, after the late scratching
of Color Guard, another Wander
bilt colt.
But Cousin, which now has ac-
counted for six victories in eight
starts, proved he didn't need any
help from his stablemate.
The son of the imported French
stallion, Priam 8nd, out of Ny
Auntie, stepped the route IL
1:191s on a track termed only
good" after an overnight rain.
The Minor. another Greentree
colt, finished fourth, IL lengths
behind Hannibal, with Ogden
PhippS' Thymus Fifth, and Peter
A. IsSariS' Paramount Pete last.
Those who liked Cousins
chances in the mutuels got back
$4.40, $2-10 and $210 for So across
the board. The Greentree entry
paid $2.10 and $2.10, and Han
nibal was the same price to show.
Jockey UnSeated.
There was a total minus pool
on the place and show of
$2,24895.
Cousin, which had unseated
Jockey Eric Guerin when he
See HOPEFUL, Page BIS