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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHeD

MEURILEE APTS.-spacious 1-bedrm.
6Srd pi. i and Defense % hwy. 2 blfs. be: be-.
yond Bladensburg Jr. High, turn
right. 1888 Quincy pl.. Bladens-
burg. Md. WA. 7-3721.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. apis. Arl.,
utilities. File application Mon.
through Friday, 9:30-11:3O am,
RIM, ll2b Investment Bldg,
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|RMS., APIS. TO SHARE (cont. ]

CoLORED-YoUNG LADY viii share
lady: reasonable. DU. 7-7243 after
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PUPPIES-Paper broken. black stand-
ard Poodle puppies. reasonable. 461
CORTLAND rd., Chevy Chase, Md.
DACHsHUNDs. black and tan tam :
of, DkS'i o-saSo s1Ts Sans sOuci Feri; g SEQ
RABBIT DOGS. 2 male, Axe regis.
tered. Good hunters. WE. $3.50
4704 Garrett ave-. Beltsville. Nd
PUGs, fawn color: male and female
ssfI!eessiSonate 9 pets; $50 up. Ii
C0cKER PUPs-AKc reg: red;
8-51O2. Call after pm. -25
LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES, ,
wks: old. excel. litter. Ell. 6-330S
BOXER PUP, .31a mos. old. registered
a1o al shots and ears clipped. ~
GEhasMtAN GSasta SHEPHERDS. = vks., k-TS pSr,
cS1I& tsni1f rGFs, }F xss'4 xRe reg. best HS ii6e.
beauties. shots, 4 males. 6 females
5 wks. old. Otis 1851. -26
WANTED dog lover to adopt a quite
lge. short.haired tan and white dog
GSsHsrts sas Dssf sgS Gsf ana q sts fsn:s il
IRISH SETTER. male, Is mos. Papers
SIS. Phone DU. 7-7491, between
lang 3 and S,,ppE p;m. only. 2S.
bloodline. fawn. reas. RIA. $3.50
POINTER, female, registered. Q mos
old, had all shots. parents Of proven
hunting ability. $50; Just right for
COCKER SPANIEL, female. black. Is
mos. old; Axe reg, all shots; S25.
ne. 6-74OO. Ext. 2-614l.
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Scott'S Dollar u. S.
Catalog, 81. Postpaid.
K. Affleck, Vienna, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, 30" gasoline t2-manl.
SIS per day; lS" gasoline, $l2 per
day. RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP.
HOSPETAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
a FURNITURE CO.. n22 ? st. NV
Ma, S.4094
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. New r.
C. Allen Standards. Call ST. 3-0323.
80
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

1927 N. UTAH ST.. ARL.-Lse. frt,
nm: French doors: windows; ist
TaakoMA ftTsssK paRK & ir. N n. Hsmp. II DUs' ave-;
rm. next to bath, dble. bed; employed
gentleman. 10. 6-2t67. -20
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR c0NDITI0NERS, two y .h.p..
WetoY or air cooled console, for
easement window; in good condition.
40. 9-3220, OF. 2-S964 ewes. -26
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COLORED-DOWNTOWN
All 2nd st. Sc. (nr. CapitoD. Large
2.rm. apt. with pvt. bath tfront)
66eautifully furnished in apt. bldg.
service. Adults only. See JANrTOR
basement. "a
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money down. AS little rs So per
month on your gas bill.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.
To. S-1900. 3O06 Georgia Ave. NV.
WEDDING DRESS, S175; skinnert
satin, princess lines. short train
Peter Pan collar. seed pearl trim;
WINDOWS Sterling" Alum; CLOSING
Weatherstripped; l2 1t. units; bar
gain prices. as low as S17.l2 for
SIOx3Il0 size. TUROVER LUMBE7
co, Bethesda. OIL 2-6622
AoUAMARINE DINNER RING offered
ct great sacrifice. q. Paid, 1850
$3.50. (Never worm. b. Appraised
By 0emologist 3L15/53, $3.50. C.
Sacrifice price, $3.50. d. Size stone
IS carats, emerald cut. Setting
yellow gold. open basket type. I
investment note: Buying from pri-
Vate party, 20% excise tax not re.
sfHSSaafEdRi sfHSaER siETwillNS' iTi ls'SA 'SSAcH1NE, feather:
weight portable, recondttioned hy
SINGER; $110. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 31o7 NJ st. NV. AD
sCHGAGE entry key in knob sets
brass and aluminium. S5.95 per set
o24 N NV. SOS
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MAN DESIRES ROOM in ne. or Sc.
section. Jewish family preferred;
NAN ciesn soSer SSx ?oT Wants sts5 aao S 81
small furn. apt. with access to
practice piano during morning
hours. Box 20S-D, Star. 26s
GENTLEMAN desires housekeeping
room or room and board. Near Pent-
agon or Navy Annex. Box 236-D, Star
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1922 18th ST. NV.
Nice dn. tn. location, $95 mo, incl.
utils. NO. 7-6111, ia. 9-4181. 80
2153 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
One bedrm.; sttrac.. clean, beaut..
lge. efflc.,. dress. rm.,' kit. (sep. rm. J,
mod. bath, $3.50; close dntn.. best
NV. Reckinn -OR
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VACUUM CLEANERS

VACUUM CLEANERS
All types and makes Of used cleaner,
ct lowest prices "nSv sold Largest s snS Stosa g;
fort T. s See S1xs us Tsti GffS ToP s sToREs fea ss
1O5 11th st. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
VELOCIPEDE. like new; cost $50
sell SIP; OIL. 2-5409; -
WASHERS, guar. S24.95 up: liberia
trade allowance on new models, easy
terms. P. o SMITH SALES & SERV.
ICE. 1874 H st. ne. Ii. 3-0696
WaSaEs; coSd 30 "TtnEeTi HE 4sssx5 x5s old S aS0d
WSsHERwApt.-size Monitor, 6.lb
pump, yrs. old; $45. JU. 5-3i06
WASHER. Bendix auto, 1852. prae-
tically new. $3.50. oV. 3-1196;
WAsHERS-1953 Bendix Dial-a-matic
washers We have them now. De-
Sen q rent THIS WEEK ONLY.
wxsHER. Bendix, fully AUTOMATIC.
year old' perf5ssS;t condition; sacri-
WHSHERS, wringer type and auto
maticS. finance company reposses-
sions: all recent models and in ex-
cellent cond.: priced way below nor
NAL market; AUTOMATIC WASHER
SERVICE. 271s n. Washington blvd,
wAsHERs-IS5s Bendix Disi-a-matic
liveTed and Installed within "a hrs.
Sell O, rent. THIS WEEK ONLY
WASHER, latest model Hotpoint au-
moving: $3.50 or best offer. ~
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WASHERS

Gee our ad under APPLIANCES OF
SILVER SHRING GAS & ELEC. CO..
$50 BonifAnt st. JU. S-S03S. pa
WASHING MACHINE, fully auto
Launderall, good running condition
$50. RA. 3-l22S. -26
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore
WASHING MACHINE, Apex electric
rebuilt motor, good condition. LU
wGsEHiSG ssEHSi MACHINES, brand-nex. mE4 d,
luxe automatic; price. S169; service
included; savings 44Te. LO. 7-S6St
or LO. 1885 any day except Sun.
WASHING MACHINE-Blackis
best ofier for quick sale. oEsM EN-
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Live at the Top Of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments;
television in every apartment; full
hotel services. Also hotel rooms and
suites
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GOOD LOCATION

GOOD LOCATION
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
4430 NICHOLS AVE. S.W.
West Of s. Capitol st.
Two bedrooms, living room, dinins
alcove, kitchen and bath, S136 mo.
including utilities. Inspection By
WASHINGTON LOAN &
TRUST CO.
Rental Dept, 900 p et. NV.
MA. S-344O
CONGRESS HTS. SECTION
Attractive, large, -2-bedrm. apt, com.
pletely furn.. all utils. incl, $126;
l bedrm., furn.. S92.50; / bedrm.,
unfurn.. $72.60. Telephone 10
2.061S or apply at once, 1000
Mississippi ave. Sc, $50 to Sac
pm. -27
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

LGE. RIM. ~: also small rm. wit
pch.: suit. 8 girls. Will rent ser
1904 18th NV, RA. 6-0094.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ENTRANCE-Large room
SlnsSed nszs sSst n9t Rts ns6 30 sh sns,
month. i424 Belmont St. NV NV. 5ti Ms4
1888 CONN. AVE.-Newly redec.
lge. bedrm., nv. rm.. kitchenettC
al and bath; 2 adults; $110; 4
room kit. and bath: completely
furn. air.condittoned APT; tub and
2 people. full hotel services: no tint
limit. 600 Goth st. NV. MA. 8.5426
VA.-Located between
Pentagon and Fort Belvoir. ir
downtown Alexandria; $50 pei
mo. Couples only. Call between
9:30 and $40 only. TIE 6-6870
442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
arss Closet nsss asshsa Tan.D H. s1SSf5
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1920 TUCKERMAN 81. NV.
One-bedrm. apt; $97.50 per mo.
ii. q. SALITHY CO., S11 18th st.
NV, ST, 3-33OO. ~
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WASHERS-1953 Bendix Dial-a-matic
washers We have them now. De.
livered and installed within "a hrs
Sell or rent THIS WEEK ONLY.
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WATER HEATERS

All popular makes and sizes No
money down. AS little rs So per
month on your gas bill.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING Co
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1919 PARK RID. N.W.-Modern bsmt
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSP.-Pvt.
bath and entr. Good transp. RA.
6-6753. -25
eos MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Pvt.
entrance. bsmt. apt, newly deco
rated. very nicely furnished. large
bed-livinR rHn.. Pullman sofa. kitchen.
$40 mo-. util. incl. Ii. 4.73bQ.
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MIscEL. WANTED Cont. ,

ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture, fun con.
e. tents .S Or 9. @ Sdd % Hss.. reisrs;;, stoyes
s.rF EURN co. 2Io 7th st Sc
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FARM 3 GARDEN tcens., ,

At prices you should compare: gera-
NUNS. petunias, snapdragons, scarlet
sage. yerbenas, lantanas. argefatums.
ASHTON NURSERY, 651O Ga. ave
NV. Open ewes till 8, Sunday till
o. 20 years at the same address.
Evening star., 1953-04-24

VACUUM SALE-Hoovers, S12.5O;
Electrolux, $24.50; others. 5211
Beltimcre ave. AP; 1858; IA
dition. attachments. TU. 2-O714.
VACUUM CLEANER-A new Singer
may be purchased for $25.25. Phone
for catalogue. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, S1O9 14th st. NV. co.
VACUUM CLEARANCE!-Priced to
sell. Electrolux. late model. all att.
$36; another good tank type, Sic. so;
hrand-new Westinghouse, S45; 3S12
Lee Hwy. ia. 2-4914. IA
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Mr.. SHIRLEY HIGHWAY-2 bedrms

i:, iiiy; En;i; 1a3i: gyt: sns;; sgso TOOmy. $40
Lorcom lane) Efdciency l-bedrm.
apt. with nv. dining area, kitchen
ette, cozy and comfortably furn-
ished. Available on month to month
sas sor to aa1 boe bfamy She ne1des SGadrs
utilities. JA. 2-5O57.
$75 A MONTH-Lovely modern bright
apt, we'll furnished. Bedrm., liv.
rm.. dinette, kit, bath: Excellent
ne. location. WEITZ REALTY
CORP. 917 18th st. NV, ST. 3-4655
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

cliect brhHe in rauW uy
rising gently up snd down from
tho bench
"BM old Mahjone hal me-
Gym atoulid smsin m> legs
and carrvin' on until ! neiN near
passed Now whai did an mat
do Ion my ARM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

When historian, meet. the mat
Ten az Paige performance oyer
the wears s often ihc subject OF
mrtt,>omc debate
II seems certain that Paige has
worried record total OF "a least
, 500 BAH games pa has life often
pitching l25 games 4 Year, FREE
qnently working live 10 seven
das Il Wcek without rest He has
wou around 1000 ~ these eame-.
il j., estimated including some
21u ,hulouts and - nO-hiiers,
Donovan stresses in his Col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
Giants Recall
Rafael Noble
For Wilhelm

NEW YORK. -(CNSl Rafael
Noble. the almost forgotten man
OF the New York Giants has been
re purchased from The farm club,
Minneapolis. al the express COM
mand Of Manager Leo Durochei.
II had been feared that The
nimbls Cuban had gotten his
last chance as major Lacquer
this Spring. But with the need
for extra caichers 10 receive the
knucklers OF the ace reliever.
HoYi Wilhelm. the Giants
quickly sent for Noble. Said
Durocher: Noble can catch
Wilhelm better than anybody
else"
Besides being able to So cap
ably handle Wilhelm. Noble has
been hitting IL a ,363 clip in Min
neapolis and thus should be able
TO do much to aid the Giant
cause.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
First Midwest
sports Car
Show June 70

More than 200 sports cars OF
ID classes are expected TO take
part M this areas first midwest
spots Car Rally in Greenfield
Village Dearborn. Mich) Satur-
'nav and Sunday, June Goth and
.lf according to A. X Mills,
D'ecnileld Village director
Co-sponsors of the rally are
The Ford Moiorsporis Club OF
Dearborn. the Dearborn Junior
chamber OF Commerce and
Greenfield Village.
sports cot clubs within a radius
SUI miles Of Detroit have been
".led TO enter participants, ac-
fo'alng TO Ken Dunn, president
me Ford Motorsports Club.
haependent owners Of sports
n N who are interested in par
Qpaling in the rally are re-
a.s'ed to address inquiries to
o Box 296. Main Office, Dear
to'n Dunn said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
Miller Wins
9th Straight
|96 to Is

strong winds failed to halt
The Miller High Trojans' on
slaught against their old foe,
Northeastern last week. On
The contrary, Coach Leroy
Dues thinclads appeared to
delight on swapping North
eastern % to l6, as overcast
londs and high winds hung
aver the track.
Lloyd Swanson. John Dow
dell and Cliff Dozier started
the ball rolling by slamming
the hurdles. both high and low.
ny Mcleod and Dan Thomas
o.o,cd top scorers for the TITO.
as they melted 1871 and
~, poin' respectively
ura 1882 Metropolitan
c.,uo champions registered their
.vh straight victory and APP.
...red headed for their second
,o.oa.iye Metro title
Tho East League run-oIls VIII
~ ena ted next week. as final
ere too late Tor this issue
Tie Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

ern. Northern. on a team basis.
placed second with "a points.
Millcr'S crack relay team SGT a
new relay (Waync) and Metro
mark in the $40 run al Redford S
SAWYER field. where the RELAYS
were held. Shaving three icnihs
of second off the old record,
the new one is 1902
Unofficial champions OF the
relays in 1882. again they boast
the same title. and are pointing
for the second Metro title in
row.
The combination of Rex Me
Leod John Massineille. Godfrey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

chuck Drosscn- Bfootltr
Dodgers looked like hampton
last SUNDAY - ihct colcd IL
runs IN 'he eighth inning ss
they defeated Cunt Simmons ano
the Phillics. l6-2 Larry DoDv's
batting slump continues as he Is
batting only 229 Teamn'ate. biz
Luke Easter remain, IN his wheel
char Dave lIoskf- Of same
team. received credit for his Sec
ond win OF season SUNDAY al-
though ncrdna holp from Bob
Hoppe IN ninth he relieved
NJ hc Garcia ln ecOnd
Bob Bovd and Come Johnson
09f ba r0an and picacrl were
cr' 20 Charleston dub ~ Amer
iran Associ ton bp iuc Chicago
White SoX San 1'hpe fol.
mclly "a The Milwaukee fhostwf
Brave PLAYING haue-up earo
'o Toiodn Of 'he IA Raf1el
N.bl of Mirneapoli uas ~.
3i'a4 by Nov York Giant
peclall1 10 eaton tollet ao'
NIX, ..,.t,,a ,..s
WI = ci'i.,.o,. .t.
a.. N,,r t...,..u "a
c. -
tod p,.,. ~
n ~. III, y, 60,
81,
WI.
~
Xxx, ~ ~, XXX,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

Whenever the Browns gather
in railroad club car, Paige is
generally IN the middle spread
ing light on such matters as the
fuiihtN 81 spung training under
men 'ikr Rogers (Rajah) IIorns-
hv The Browns manager the FIRST
part Of last season
with NJ lIawnsby lis all
runnin'' Paige told some listen
erS recently. Now ! don't gem
orally run al all. except for the
showers. because Of the harmful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
Irwin S Value to
New York Club
Exhibited by RBI' S

NEW YORK tCNS Monte
lrSn mo ilugelna outaelgp tor
me New YORK Cunts has boon
meeting Tic lall So Wcll 'n nv
post t"o Wcrh that hos already
second 10 Roy Campanclla in
runs bdied n
or course Mont, ha, long
way 70 go % match Ro, 4arm,
haiird 'n since he has onl> -.
bu' 'on lcnlcmbclng un' Sc.
ond place Monte WAS RIB KING ~
lsal me 'aiciul year mo Giant.
Won The pcnnant- Giant fans WIN
icll sou that IrNm uill dpplace
CampN "a NE No spot N due
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
SPORTS MIRROR
By LUTHER WEBB

sca.on viii -'gofal rockies gwen
more than outside chance. and
some veician prprloosly -econd
lnp OF The choicr berihs on
rhoi,c topping 20 front, fak-
starting icam-lust watch and
-.-.l.-II 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

Did you send in your subscfip-
lion for your Detroit Tiibunee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
Wayne Athletes
Receive Honors
at Golfing Club

Dick Brown, Charlie Prlmas,
End Gerald Suave were hon
led a Warren Valley Mon
"a, mshi Brown, quarter
ne on the Tartar team, was
ramed mdst valuable player
ma Suave voted most out
Standing lineman
primas received the Fred
N. Fisher Memorial trophy
and was voted the outstand-
ine basketball player for the
sason just closed. He was
cenisr.
Alb sport, teams 81 Wayne,
80 strong attended eolflng
marty at the populaf solilng
uh followed by the ban
llei AZ which time the awards
we're given
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
Miller First In Wayne Relays
Northern, Second With 24-Points

Little and Don Thw CONS
posed The record setlHas Irulan
relay team
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

Running in the 10Th An
nial Wayne Relays last
week, Miller's Trojans
emerged with the greatest
number Of points-52. Al
though no team is officially
recognized as champion, in
dividuals collecting the larg-
est number of points ON the
same team. Indicate the
champion.
The Trojans Tailed 50 points
almost twice as many as
their nearest competitor. North
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30

What are the rumors about
Larry Dolby going 10 ST. Louis
Browns. Dave Pope replacing
him on Tribe roster. and Brown
star and young players coming
10 Cleveland?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-30
Gehringer, Dolby, Gibson
Top Hitters 'SateheI'
Teller. Dean
Top HurIers
Vet Declares

Satchel Paige in the current
Golfers names the three best
batiers he ever faced
Josh Gibson. the late home
run king OF the Negro leagues.
was the best. he says. with
Deiroifs Charley Gehrineer
next and Larry Dolby OF cleve
land. third.
Top Pitchers
Recalling the pitchers be- has
known, Satch rates Bob Fclicr
and DIZZY Dean at the top.
Richard Donovan Is the author
OF a three part series on the great
pitching star beginning IN the
current issue Of the national
weekly. out Friday
He points out that Paige is
discounted by the curiosity OF
reporters prYine into him for
treasures of the past.
Who's gonna stralghten out
, 800 bali games IN my hcad2'
the ST. Louis Browns star in-
quired Indignantly a few weeks
ago How many COW pastures
you played on. Saichclo they
wanta know"
Man" he said. the past is
long and fwisiY road"
The elderly CAS-. or maybe so
gent got his start IN baseball at
an Alabama reform school.
lie was u when he went IN.
10 when he col out lie got INTO
trouble. Donovan explains be-
cause he broke windows and
Jumped heads with deadly, ac-
curatc rocks from his hand.
One thing they told me in
reform school," Paige says.
they told me that all that
wild-l-loose feelin put in rock
THROWN. ought 10 put in
thrown baseballS. Well lis.
tened 10 that. Many men have
watched my fast ball all these
years without thinkin what put
that mean little hop on II.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-30
ANSWERS TO
T est Your |. Q.

|. In 1846 President James K.
Polk announced that 80 square
miles ceded to the federal govern
ment by the state of Virginia in
1890 had been returned. The Act
of Retrocession permitted the citi-
zens to decide this question.
2, In 1888 the Washington Ma
tional Monument Society was Or
ganized. A Embarrassing campaign
produced about $75, 900. The cor
nerstone was laid July 4, 1848. In
1859 money ran out and it stood
half finished until President Grant
ordered it finished by the Corps of
Engineers. Dedicated Feb. %, 1885,
it was opened to the public in
1888.
3. The invention of the art of
printing with movable type made
books cheaper and easily available
to the poor. Learning was sud-
denly no longer the exclusive
property of the nobility.
4. 1t is a word of Dutch origin
meaning farmer. IL was given 10
the early Dutch colonists of South
Africa.
S. 1t originated in 1888 in honor
of Edward J. Neil, famous sports
writer killed in Spain while cover
ing the Spanish Revolutionary
War. 1t is awarded each year by
the Boxing Writer'S Association of
America TO the person doing most
for the sport. First winner was
Jack Dempsey.
TO be careless. Remembr girls, you
can be more carefree about your
appearance when you are sure you
are in tip-top shape.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-30

Friday, january 80, 1858
Well, folks,
With these last few warm days,
one begins to think of beer again.
Well, we have done more than
just think! We here at Reddy's
Corner have everything "Reddy"
for you! The beer is cOld-th4
price is right, 6 can pack of local
beer $1.O3 Eastern beer
Sl.25 and there is no
additional sales tax.
Drive up to our Especial Serv-
ices Window" and pick 'em up!
No Inconvenience! just come and
get it!
We are "Reddy" to serve you.
Annie Mae, Ruth and June.
FREDDY"
Arizona sun., 1953-01-30

reason. Maybe you were careless
about makeup, hairdo, and general
appearance Don't let this happen
to you. 1t is amazing what we can
do to ourselves in a short time.
Let's see how Nancy handled an
emergency situation:
Nancy was home one evening
with nothing to entertain her, when
the phone rang. 1t was Bill asking
for an immediate date. Nancy ac-
cepted, but a look in the mirror
told her she needed some quick
beauty care.
She Immediately cold creamed her
dull skin and steamed her face with
hot towels. Then she finished it off
with dabS of witch hazel. After a
quick bath, she sprayed light per-
fume on her body and dressed care
fully. Next. she applied her make
up artistically and last of all she
brushed her hair and nodded it
neatly to her head.
Nancy was determined to look
| like a cover girl at all times and
! she promised herself never again
Arizona sun., 1953-01-30
1T CAN HAPPEN
TO YOU
Ry Ruth Nelson Sawyer

NEW YORK, (GlobaD Are you
a girl that used to be particular
about who she would date, and then
suddenly found one day that there
was no dates to choose from any
more? There must have been a
Arizona sun., 1953-01-30

Nettie Staten Island N.Y. Grand
Mccoy Gaines Chicago
National Association of COored Women
mothers
Light of the Mothers March Polio
will hour during the last
week in January at homes where
tribu March of Dimes.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-30

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FOR SALES acres facing East
Broadway. $500 down, $50 per
month. $1,000 full price, $4,000 cash.
Call 1905 S. 30th st.
BEAUTIFUL green suit, size IA
($15). New saron auto seat COW
erS. AM 5-1033.
FOR RENT furnished bedrooms.
Call BR 6-1856. Mrs. Hilliard.
FOR SALE-Boys' shirts, Pts, some
new. Dress trousers, sport jack
cts, and suits, sizes 16 and 18.
Girls dresses etc., s and TO- Ladies'
16. AL 3-1644
Evening star., 1953-07-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SALE OR RENTS rooms; motel
rest home or nursery; Baltimore
blvd. at 3Sth st. ne; rent reason.
able. Former sanatorium. MR.
MILoR, Ho; 2-1115; residence
FOR AE SALE Or RENr-wiiI rent
going millwork business, retail loca-
tion. Alexandria. Bldg. and equip.
ment to responsible party. Or will
sell same. Business intact. Or will
sell eauipment only. valued at $40.
900, for $4,000. This property car
be handled on share-proflt basis as
rent, or . sales basis can be A.
nanced by the owner. For further
Information, write Box 937, Alexan-
DoWNTowN S5T NTTodiwN a.sroRY BU1LDiHG
app. 19x2S on each floor; excellent
for workshop. warehouse. etc; reas.
rent. To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN e. CO., Realtors. 1415 K st.
NV. ME. S-5400.
ALL.EQUIPPED RESTAURANT, ready
for business; long-term lease; 1914
9th st. NV. See MIR. PHIIL1r
4:1NIT BLDG. ist commercial. or
MS ,jS9r; ;s.Slss yaesnt' OWENS REALTY EAT
68OS WIS. AVE. BETHESDA. Md
5000 #. floor space. $500 IT. park
ing. OIL. 2-6695; eyes,. OIL. 2-5S26.
Evening star., 1953-07-16
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON - Near Washington
Country Club. A fine brick rambler
3 bedrms., 2 baths. lge. liv. rm.
all-elec. kit. with breakfast space
Beautiful rec. rm., lge. fenced yard
immac. cond.; lovely wide street.
owner anxious for quick sale. Ewes.
WO. 6-6146, RAYMOND B. DUNN