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WICHITA, Kans., Sept. 4.-The
Military District of Washington,
winner of the National Semipro
Baseball Tournament here, also
picked up most Of the post-tour-
nament awards.
Danny O'Connell. property of
thes Pittsburgh Pirates and the
Colonials' shortstop, was judged
the most valuable player by sports
writers and sportscasters while
Sam Calderone Of. the Giants was
judged the top catcher and Out
fielder Rod Graber. property of
the Cleveland Indians, the top left
fielder. Ralph Link was rated the
top manager.
Graber was the leading batter
with 10 In 20 trips for a 500 mark.
Johnny Antonelli, Boston Braves
bonus southpaw, was the leading
pitcher with a 30 mark and an
|earned-run average of 1.67. The
|MDW team leaves today for q tour
of Japan.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Redskins Are Favored
By Two eTouchdowns
Over Dallas Texans
BY Lewis F. Atchison
$for Stoff Correspondent

SAN ANTONIO. Sept. 4.-The
Redskins exhibition game with the
Dallas Texans here tomorrow night
certainly is no preview of the
1852 National Football League
championship playoff. but it offers
a lot of interesting possibilities.
The Washington eleven, which
scored a 58-14 victory over this
team at Shreveport. La, last year,
when the Texans operated as the
New York Yanks, are rated two
touchdown favoriteS.
The Redskins. making their first
start under Coach Curly Lambeau.
were soundly drubbed by the San
Francicso Forty Miners and Los
Angeles Rams in their first two
starts. The Texans, under Jimmy
Phelan. were walloped by Wayne
Millner's Philadelphia Eagles, PAT,
in their first appearance. Never
theleSs, tomorrow nights game is
expected to draw 10000 or more
fans.
Texas Likes Pro Game.
That's a clue to how well pro
football figures to go in its first
year in the Lone Star State. AS
a matter of fact, Tex Maule. Dallas
publicity man. says the Texans
season ticket sale has passed the
5000 f1gure-more than $4,000
in round fgures-and is ahead of
Southern Methodist's advance
sale. It might be more, Maule ex-
planned, but the Cotton Bowl.
where the Texans will play their
home games, seats $4,000 fans
and Except for traditional college
duels, there's no hurry to get
seats.
Dallas is in pretty much the
same fix as the Redskins, needing
only a few key players to have
the makings of a formidable team.
But the Texans big weakness is at
quarterback. the vital spot in the
T-formation. Bob Celeri hasn't
measured up to expectations, and
Dave Anderson, a rookie from Ar
kansas AS5M, a good prospect, is
too jittery.
Phelan has only the two quar-
terbacks, and. considering that
Celeri has had only one year of
pro experience, it's easy to under
stand Jimmy's predicament. Maule
says Anderson, a 178-pound, g.
footer, looks real good until the
pressure is on, when he tightens
up. But the kid is only 81, while
Celeri is Is.
The Texans otherwise have a
fairly good backf1eld, with Buddy
Young at right half. George Talia-
ferro at left half and Dick Hoerner
or Zollie 10th at fullback. Young
has worked like Trojan to get in
shappe, Maule said. The Negro
speedster from Illinois reported
weighing about 100 pounds, but
got down to 180 in a couple of
weeks.
Hoerner was the main objective
in the famous 11-for-1 trade with
the Los Angeles Rams in which
the Texans also got 10 other play
erS for Center Les Richter of Cali
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Bv Rod Thomas &

Washington won its first pro-
9esSional baseball pennant not in
1924, but in 1885.
Gabby Street wasn't the first to
catch baseball thrown from the
Washington Monument.
The Central YMCA building at
1882 G street NV, stands as a
monument to the days when
sports life in the District centered
in athletic clubs, many of them
with big public followings.
These and many other interest
Ing facts were discussed as athle-
tic stars Of yesteryear gathered at
the Old Union Engine House at
Nineteenth and H streets NV,
last night as guests of the Associa-
ton of Oldest Inhabitants.
Washington won its first pen
nant in 1885 as a member of the
old Eastern League with a victory
on the last day of the season
Hank ODay, later a noted Ma
tional League umpire, pitched the
decisive game.
"Momentary" Catch Claimed.
Billy Schriver, catcher of the
Chicago Colts, caught a ball
thrown from the Monument by
Clark Griffith IA years before
Gabby Street made his famous
catch in 1908. Schriver, however,
bobbled the ball.
THE evidence is he held it long
enough to establish it as a mo-
mentary CATCH one that would
have been an out in actual play
explained Morris Bealle, author OF
o number of sports books.
The Central YMCA building
originally was the home of the
Columbia Athletic Club, about
which an interesting volume
might be fashioned.
Commanding a lions share OF
attention last night was Sam Ed
mondston, Washington insurance
man, who starred on the George
town University football team in
1901-2-3 and later pitched ir
several minor leagues and briefly
with the Washington club.
Three Big Thrills.
Edmondston, now SO and al
most a legendary figure in Hoys
annals, recalled three big thrills
They came, he said, when George
town beat Virginia, 17-16, in 1901
when he won the national rowint
championship as a Hoya, ant
when he saw Walter johnson
beat the New York Giants as ;
relief pitcher in the decidinl
game of the 1924 World Series.
Edmonston, who played tackle
end or fullback as exigencies die
tated, threw the key block tina
enabled Hub Hart to score tn
winning touchdown against Vir
ginia in the last IS seconds.
Other Old Timers.
Edmonston, in an era of rough
and-tumble football, never wa
relieved in a varsity game. H
was the only Hoya to play tn
entire game when .Georgetow
dians. 2S-6. in 1908 in a game s
was beaten by the Carlisle In
rough that Glenn Warner, Cal
isles famous coach, declared he
never play another game /
Washington, a vow he failed
keep.
Other shining lights among tt
Evening star., 1952-09-04
and Dom Di Maggio's outfield fly

anu OuIn III MaggloS outnelQ ny
gave the Red Sox their runs.
The Mats boosted their lead tt
80 against Trout in the fourth
when Mickey Vernon tripled
Baker singled and Busby doubled
They added a run in the seventh
against Ralph Brickner.
NOTES: Busby has batted .387
in his last nine games and Baker
has been a 1851 hitter in his last
IL contests. Pitcher Raul
Sanchez reported from Havana
yesterday and the Mats Cuban
colony grew to six. Kell dam
aged his finger trying to fielc
Gumpert's grounder in the fifth
inning.
Gumpert struck out six and the
victim on four of those occasions
was Dick Gernert. rookie first
baseman. Runnels ended the
game by robbing Goodman of g
fourth hit, dashing back of second
base to grab Billy's grounder.
The Mats pitchers haven't giver
up an earned run in 20 innings
The Red Sox and Mats will
tangle in a Ladies Day game al
2:3O tomorrow. The Yankees
come to Griffith Stadium fol
Saturday night and Sunday games
before the Mats head West.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
The All-Tournament team

Catchers-S Sam Calderone, MDW; Ker
Staples, Brooke Army Medical Center, San
Antonio.
Pitchers-Johnny Antonelli and Tom
Poholsky. MDW; Dick Weik, Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo-, Hilltoppers; Tom Morgan
Fort Ord, Calf. Warriors: Arnie Porto
caTEer9' T,rr9 i Fort Dtx, TX, n. =; Stars;
Calf. Naval Air Station.
Second base---Franny Haus. Brooke
Army Medical Center.
Third base-Bobby Brown, Brooke Army
shortstop~Danny oConneil, MDw.
OutflelderS-Bill Wilson, Fort Ord; Rod
Graber, MDW; Solly Drake. Fort Leonard
Wood.
Utility-Don Mallott. Los Alamitos
MAS; Owen Friend. Brooke Army Medical
Center.
Manager-Ralph Link. MDW.
Team awards included the most popular
Fort Leonard Wood: best dressed Los
Alamitos; No. j town team, Crossville
Tenn; team sportsmanship. Fort ord.
Individual player awards included:
Most valuable player-Danny O'Connell
MDW.
Leading catcher-Sam Calderone. MDW
Leading shortstop-Danny O'Ccnnell
Leading leftflelder-Rod Graber. MDW.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

Today a year ago Frank
Sedgman Of Australia won the
National Tennis championship,
defeating Vic Seixas of Phila-
delphia, 6-4, 81, 81.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

Ten years ago-Gunder Haegg
of Sweden set a world record of
4:04.6 for the mile, his seventh
world record performance in two
months.
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SEWING MACHINE. Necchi; brand
SEWING MACHINE. Domestic. elec-
trio. portable. S2S; good condition.

SEWING MACHINE. Necchi; brand.
SEWING MACHINE. Domestic. cleo
trio. portable: sos; good condition.
SEWING PS4rs N MA sSzasfiSSs portable, de luxe
R Rev 6 nsysr used; less than u price.
sEW sew S3' MACHINE. Singer elec., in
dustrial., h-h.p.. table and stand;
PRACTICALLY new i; MI: l190 wkdays.
Swine E1tH M Ma afSf, Singer one e dem.
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER.
3421 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4244
SEWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; nice
little round bobbin console onl,
ss I;9g Lee sNy CHI ife 4sil. sS900
SEWING MACHINES, Singer electrics
sale or rent. We also electrify all
a sos ssSin s mach e. 9 2gs1
SHOEs-Cancellat hundreds OF
your family in famous brand shoes
Dellman, DeLiso. Paradise. Town &
Country, Jarman, Florsheim. Rob-
EaxaraS s pay PSise ct etc io many
Monroe NV, of 14th st. MI. 6344.
Open 70 to 9 pm. Air cond.
SHOWCASE. eft. mirror back; g.
shelf flu. light. blond wood $50.
Before , pm. 81. 4159.
SHOW CASES, parts bins. desks
stake body truck. AL. $500 -15
SIGN, neon. "auto repairs" 15' long.
2. high; letters 16" tall; reason
n abe. Sc SHn 4 es seen at 1909 NJ st.
SHOVEL. Michigan Gle. h-cu.-yard;
bulldozer. TD-9. hydraulic angle
blade: can be financed. TO. 1886,
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

NEW ZEALAND white rabbits for sale.
Elmwood 1894. 81 mi. from Chain
Bridge toward Great Falls. right on
P 6stw ass Dr.. ~ and house. Do not call
all ages. colors and sizes;
reasonable. Call Fulton S-46l1. Ash
sTAkTED GEESE and major mallare
WANTED 6 TO s-LB. RABBITS
standard breed. Call EN-. 31l5 Sun.
DAY evening or Monday.
REDS, Rocks Crosses, Wyandottes
Minorca or heavy breed bullets, SIS
HATCHERY. Box Sos. BiackWood
N. j.. Phone Blackwood S-05S3.
RING.NECK PHEASANT and guine,
patching eggs; also . 300-chicl
fl1 % y, broodeTs Vienna l56,W-3.
MAKE EAi ll N OFFER on 300 week mIs o..
New. Hamps.. and 500 = weeks old
s mSSt i sell c t9daxE 10. 5-1915. -.
ssT H RnnPs White Books
Also 3-week- old chicks. 25c each
CHICK CO, Milesburs SO, Pa. LUX
HINES CHICKS, Pullorum. clean
Md. and U. S. approved: N. H. reds
barred and white rocks; hatche.
every Friday: turkey poults ever,
Tues; closed on Sun. Olney. Md
Phone 10. 5-5211 or Flu. S-2021
N. II. REDS, baby chicks, all pullets
$14 per 100. AS Matched or cock
erels. $1,000 per 100; 3-week -olt
gcsSlings, 50 ca. Ducklings, 81
dozen. o. 6. MAXWELL. Lanham
Md. WA. 1545. -15
S-Hutches and everything
Centreville, Va. at the sign of tn,
big white rabbit. Browning 41S-W-4
10.
CLEAN, HEALTHY. 12-day- old N. H
chicks. SIP per 100. 515O st
Barnabas I'd. Oxen Hill. Md. 10
1896. -l5
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PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3O39.
PORCH FURNITURE, rugs, lamps
parakeet cage. aquarium and access.
ironing board; clothes line: waffle
iron; cleo; rooster; Warning Blender;
steG eiock H. a sss aeed reas' uphol
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH. AM and 3.
reas: Can 81. ss9s. after $40. y,
kADlOS. guns, binoculars. typewrit.
esS %usicfs EWER9 Ex
REFRiGERATORs. mattresses. 60.
ranges. stoves, heaters. ACNdE
s sFoHE IR 81; ~ sGRS spSS METALS. .ut,
aid: i you cannot deliver YOU yoai
S ! JUNK 81. 1886 osorsis ave
SCRAP iron. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest price.
% aissTulf KAS & p s1s c5 Sn0n srs Us
81: s;M:. DI. sOO7
STAMPS-We are very anxious to
purchase unused or used United
States stamps--singles. blocks. plate
blocks. full sheets, collections and
accumulations: especially interested
in early U. 8. in very fine condition
Top prices paid for anything we
can use; JACK o. KING, w. l. & T
Bldg. 900 F st. NV, ME. 1921.
any make. any con-
dition; cash, reasonable prices. JE
2-21S6. go
WANTED TO BUY Baldwin Acrosonic
spinet piano. J. T. GIBBONS, be-
tween II and /. RE. 1920, Monday
and Tuesday Ia
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100 loads. 500 tons. blue gray; pick
UP or delivered; Bradley blvd. and
offut I'd. Bethesda. II. 3-2261.
STORAGE AND SUPPLY CABINETS,
W WsrSfropeS; metal 1ath To-day G3. 1893 1923;
sTokE Fix 5fth IS NJ Rl' blael
enamel showcase. s35; eft, dis.
play case and drawers, SIS: 1O-in.
d dSoin. record boxes, So ca. NO
s sIts6,. F1fX Nr made to order
hanging cases, display cases. 2 dbl
millinery vanity tables with mirrors
Sin ger power sewing machine. Z
kins. etc, As an entirety or separ.
sssiy va sOi ,2 North sso S|s0' 3D. Arles'
s aOnsbie. sa va. 900 zoos condition rea
STOVE, electric, 1850 GE stratoliner
US ne k new used very little. 1915
sTov2s.o 4 gas. 1851 o'Keefe Merritt
cleo. clock and cleo. timer; reason.
STROLLER, carry cart, folding, light.
DYnkirk Or. silver Spring, Md. '''
STROLLER, Hedstrom. station wager
sr tESe Can s3 S9f ite size
tai sery. for Q; bric-a-brac: HU
STONE FROM BUILDING, blue gra,
grants Sop Pickup or delivered. Arrow
sTu6io COUCH, good condition
stGiTCAsEMBilaac22 cowhide. -l two
suffer, almost new. Reasonable
Glebe 440O. Ext. 757.
SUPPLY CABINET, size 72x36x1 3
ETnith lock; will take $3.50. Cal
sWiMMING T FOOLS III Have aasn your sui n ow,
deep, plastic. sIta5. BEN T. FRANK # i 1.
LIN STORE. HI. 522S. is
TABLE, tier Duncan Phyfe mahog
raBLE EeD coe Best Gsr IA 5000
9, to 1 pm. and after 7 pm. sH
TABLE CLOTH. imported lace. 1.
sa1e M 1apk aRso s 6argain for auicl
TABLE. walnut. dining. 6 legs. S12
n good cond. ST., e57s. ~
TABLES-Step-end tables. mahogany
leather inlaid; from, Colony House
= dTss 81 cali OF. s4sa on Mon pr
TABLES, drapes. community plat
service for s, cleo. iron, heater, etc
all excel. cond. OR. 64O4.
| TABLE, SOLID WALNUT. round. 3
inches in diameter. % inches bigf
Perfect condition; S35. Call Over
look 5000 -15
TAPE RECORDER, Ampro, Model 731
4 months, excellent cond.: S75; Hal
| hcrafterS, model SIS. metal cab
| met; IL tubes. AMIN; like new
| less e price, $40: small lab. an
| paratus and chemicals, 5000. OR
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LAWN MOWER-Private party woulc
like to buy good make power NOV.
er ct reas: price. WI. 51O2.
LAWN MOWERS, any size. any make
and condition. LII. 3-8O9S.
magazines. house rags
auto batteries scrap iron and metals
Highest prices paid. II you canno
1 1sone your wa asseTM9!atiSns Pleas
BAG CO.. 215 L st. s.w DI. 8OO7.
prices paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 222t
prices. paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 222(
oGe1rGia ave; nv. HU;, 442l,
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds; oflc,
mach, any kind; top prices paid
Ewes, Sun. CO. 1925; wk., DI. 1872
OLD.FASHIONED picture frames
clocks, china: furniture. silverware
curios. etc. EN-. 1905. -17
P1ANO-Urgently need piano, 40 I,
4S inches high. less than 80 year
Old; COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA
PIANO-Will pay cash for spinet o.
apt. upright; any make. Tower 591S
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sos 18th st. NV.


hREs IF"- ldpN . BLUES,
iIVHRWARE. hollow and ah flst%sre
sterling plated and Sheffield: guar
anteed big savings: nationally ad-
iNasToN' 3 CO.. l4 S;s'f Il St. NV.
SINGER, new, commercial mach.
Bib comp. upright; sin. blade
cutting mach; dot fastener mach.
buttons and buckles. Ia. 1896.
SINK, custom built go in. with 1
bowl and drainboard on each side.
IN blue: good cOnd.; best offer. IA.
SINK. 4s-in.. double drainboard
metal undersink cabinet with for
Metal overhead cabinets to match
go. I06S Thomas Jefferson st. NV,
SINKS. new and used: al. sizes; Is
asoes 90 so5 5sehsf st. van n saDn So
SILK TOPS n'' Fo aYni NE; Hnar
$3.50; 5-ft.. size; 400 disc on Gus
tom tops, cabinets and sinks. Fac
n ToVy R sTl a4ad Room 2oss Eye r.. ST.
SINK TOPS, custom made, linoleum
estimates. Ii. 3-2543, XII. s-9sO5.
-22
SOFA AND CHAIR. Krohler. grey,
like new. 10. S-0l12..
SOFA. Virginia -style mahogany frame
tapestry upholstery. $50. ia
SOFA. original. Victorian; solid ma.
hogany frame; entire piece perfect
SOFA. gold fabric, peri. cond., slip
cover; ., chairs. small rugs. kitch-
en- utensils. DE. 1858.
Cali JU s-sl37 before 8 pm. o.
SOFA. English chippendale, with
both, sia5. S ia 'e7 7-e ose mS. @15
SOFA, deep maroon. yrs old. in
perfect cond., S35. Cali TU. 0s63
S0FA-Good const.. needs upholst.
screen sae a Hi9e antiques FA aess and 1r9.zf
SOFA. custom-built Lawson, 3 cush.
ions: also Singer dress maker form
SOFA BED with slip cover. good con.
dition. Quick sale. $40 GIL. Sill
SOFA-BED, 3 cushions, maroon. $40
SUNDAY, II am. to pm. 1881
sP Psth s.; PHI; Apt " so7 rr..rn,v.r
sary; new lens and shutter; Heilant
ers, fpa, filters. case; reas. JU
IsTENOGRAPH MACHINE, like new
with tripod. Carrying case anc
books. $50. MA. 1870. Ext. 22s
STENoTYPE. late model; recondi
tionsd. guaranteed; S42 80. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st
STENOTYPE. used onlv . mos vii
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REuPHOI STERING


special Sofa and chair reupholstered,
labor and material; $50; workman
ship guar; % yrs. in same estab-
.ishment La FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING. $500 14th st. NV. CO. 1881
RlDING BOOTS, 8, brown; boot
's snn, r srSD W Heas J6 s D!tsHp
RING. Masonic. massive, handmade,
with large black onyx and platinum
500; sen for sos. sH. 2043.
Rns and g0s sed sha Fus sst size
ROLLER sKA YES size 8,
Betty Lytel white boots, Douglas
S Bsss s5 pss'i cs al a0qo as7 action
ROOFING ALUMINIUM. 20 sheets 10x
26", 90 sheets S'x26". z lbs. to sheets.
ROOM AIR CoNDiTioNER. GE con-
R 81 ''psi Sie ceND %1 SS1f west3
tnghouse. window-type. S125. WI.
RUG. Mohawk. sx1e. all wool. with
felt pad, rose color; also 2 attrac.
stlll-l d4aJ pictures suit. for liv. Tm.
RUG. antique sarouk, 1874, excel.
eond; appraised $1,000; reas. OIL.
RUG: wool. burgundy, incl. taps.
s15 IT #. incl. TAPS taps s SIS: "a "a
RTG.Heaviest quality green twist
rug rug, l l0.axI5: with r gbbe under
15s i'll LE,I:: Riplo%sss' l%%ed immediate
RUG. beautiful ax12 broadloom. rea-
sonable; 423 Woodiey Park Towers,
RTfGS beautiFul on..rhla iv A.,
room and hall complete; others i'm
ported; also beautiful dream house
liv. room suite. bed room suite; like
n neg; lamps' mirrors. chairs; etc.
RIGS. genuine Chinese, sx1a and
matching 3x5, old rose; also Gov.
winthrop secy., like new, at sac
Eitlce. So Crittenden st, ne.
RUGS-summer, Rush squares: two
S ozs2 # Cali nn IA tw 144 9t1sa in Best
RUGS; fine Persian. diff. sizes. Call
rug sissi. sxls; curtain stretcher
sAFE-small once: best offer. ma
4067. 1915 weekdays.
SAFE. ONCE, price, $75. ST. 1888.
SAFE, SO in. high, 80 in. wide, 90
en- eaup SeeO e a. hES E4ih ni si4 E9s
SAW. Delta, 81, mod. No. 34-1eo,
with table extension, long guide bars
and fence ana y Extra P;T1;; blade
Ss5! W. VIZ si47 MP motor like ne"
SAWS. skill type. 8 and 8 in. In
original cartons: Cost $3.50 and
Call after 10 am, CO. 1856.
EAXOPHONE, alto. gold LACQUER, likl
new; regular Sl75 reduced to SIS. so
Save at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE
.!36 18th s.. NV.
case, SEQ. ME-. $3.50. Apt. sos: .
SCREENS. porch. g., AZ and 47x7 It
dow. 4, 2Slax56; 2. 2S1ax4S1a
$500 each. Excel. cond. WA
SCREENS, porch. 12 panels. remov
able millwork porch screens. alum
wire; also Morgan, Georgian FIRE
place mantel; Both excellent condi
SCREEN DOOR 7 IT. by IS in. b
IL n :m sri K sstRee yae Wn S elssne'
SCREEN Door. new. front. wit
bottom grin. 6 #. 9 in. by SO in
SCREEN WIRE. bronze. 100-ft. roll
antiaaes "'o "a. SsSs. also SOFA l5 an
SEWING MACHINE, White. mahos
4-drawer console. all attachments
$1,000. Fla. OILY for inspection
--15
SEWING MACHINE SALE -. Ire
mendous savings on Singer. White
Free. Westinghouse. New Home an
Domestic machines: consoles. 81
Up; portabies. S49s5 up. 2s1
Wilson blvd. Arl.. OK. $685..
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WANTED-Furniture
Any amount, also refrigera-
tor, gas range and good
piano. Call Mr.. Grady, phi.
MA, 267Y.
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WASHERS
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$50 q

Reconditioned, guaranteed; delivered
and installed. Bargain prices or
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w nsS $500 nASasSf vssss. an
w Vansss I'M MACH iii I'm Maytag i goo,
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WASHING MACHINE. electric, goot
working condition. $50. sH. 1859
WASHING MACHINE Thor Auto
magic; very good working condition
NJ Te E sY price; ~. 7-s264.
matte; model G-312; new cond.
S125. Call WA. 2341.
WASHING MACHINE-GE auto; S3t
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STON & CO.. 1923 II ct. NV. ME
344O.
WATER COOLER, GE, pressure type
500 or best offer. MA. 4067. week.
days,
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AT STUD-ARABIAN

Arabian; A. H. c. 5132: colder
sorrel white stockings and blaze
face. 1914 hands; fee, $50. Tel
Rockville 1927. RAY REDIFER.
HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1918 mos old. these are beautiful
r. GIBBONS Haymarket. Va. Phone
Haymarket 4-2300.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

DUPONT CIR. 1882 19th-1st A.,
sgle. studio rm.. grill. refgr.: man;
S45 mo. or S12 vk. WI. 1882. lis
MASTER BEDRM.-Twin beds; pvt
bath: suit. for 2 working persons
with or without Kosher food: men
prefer. b907 7th st. NV. &c
$3.50. 10
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SILVER TARNISH
PREVENTER BY RODIN

free from tarnish for at least 6 mos.
This amazing discovery does away
with LACQUER and the labor of polish
ing. S1.24 postage included. Save
on large size, 4 times more. So SO.
ROBIN JEWELS
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DIAMONDS, PLATINUM
OLD GOLD, ANTIQUES
CASH PAID
SHERMAN'S JEWELLERS
728 14th ST NV

EARLY AMER. bedroom furniture
suitable for young girl; also love
seat. magazine rack and small rec.
FENCE, by private party; about ~
it.. iron, wood or any substantial
material. ia. 2-73hR.
FCRNITURE-Single pieces and com
p. te households. etc. AID. 1919
ewes: and Sundays. AT. 26lS.
FURNITURE. Full contents, ode
bric-a-brac. etc. S. E. FURN. EX.
CHANIE. 21O 9TH st. s.e.. AT. O5S6
FURNITUfE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling To-
90 years. HOPWOODS. 9Th and
SITS. NV, ME. 52S7.