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Evening star., 1953-04-21
Series Of Injuries,
Plus Native Dancer,
Cutting Derby Field
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, April 21.-Un-
beaten Native Dancer and in
juries are playing havoc with the
probable starting field for the
$100, ,000- added Kentucky Derby
May 2.
If Native Dancer wins Satur-
days 100000 Wood Memorial
at Jamaica as easily as he fig
ures to do, tte starting field for
the Churchill Downs classic may
be one of the smallest in recent
years.
Only six faced the barrier in
1948, when the great Citation
won. There were eight starters
in 1889 and 1910, the years
Johnstown and Gallahadion car
ried off the big prize. Every
other year since Sir Barton won
in 1919. there have been 10 or
more starters. The record num-
ber was % in 1928, when Reign
Count finished on the front end.
Laffango. winner of one divi-
sion of the Gotham Stakes at
Jamaica Saturday, is the latest
to be placed on the doubtful list.
The son of Errard from the New
York-owned Trio Stable def
nitely is out of the Wood Me-
mortal due to ankle trouble.
Calumet Farm, winner of five
Derbys, probably will be without
a starter because of injuries suf-
fered by Chanlea, winner of the
100000 Santa Anita Derby. and
Breeze BY. who fell Saturday at
Keeneland and received a cut in
his head which required IS
stitches. Trainer Ben Jones says
he has little hope of getting
Calumet's other Derby hopeful.
the f1lly Bubbley, ready for the
race.
Less than two weeks before
the Derby. the field figures to
include Native Dancer. Green
trees Straight Face. Mrs. Cor
don Guiberson's Correspondent.
Money Broker from the G. & G.
Stables, and Eugene Constantin,
jr.'s Royal Bay Gem.
Want To See Colors.
To this list can be added two
or three horses now stabbed in
Kentucky because their owners
want to see their colors in the
Derby. Whether Saxon Stables
1nvigorator and Ben Whitaker's
Tahitian King also will make the
long trip to Louisville depends
largely on their showing in Sat-
urday's Wood.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at ,Washington-Byrd To-
- VS.. Stobbs (0-D.
Boston at New York-Grissom (O-OI
vs.. Reynolds Il 20.
Chicago at Detroit-Pierce 1-O vs.
St. Louis at cleveland-Brechsen tO-
- vs.. Lemon 1-0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia-Meyer IL.
o. VS.. Simmons u-O.
New York at Pittsburgh-Maglis IL
o. VS.. Friend t0-D.
Cincinnati at st. Louis-Perkowski
(0-OO VS.. Haddix u-0l.
(Only games Scheduled)
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Clubs Morale Sinks
With Weak Pifchinq,
Poor Clutch Hitting
By Burton Howkins

Down at the mouth and down
in the American League stand
ings. the Mats urgently need a
quick comeback to restore the
confidence that was zooming
when they were polishing of
everything in sight during exhi-
bition games.
Bucky Harris will rely on left
handed Chuck Stobbs to brace
his club tonight when the Mats
open a three-game series with
the Philadelphia Athletics at
Griffith Stadium. The AS will
counter with Harry Byrd, Is
game winner last season, who
may blossom as one of the
leagues top pitchers this year.
The Mats already are con-
fronted with a long haul back
to the 500 level, which must be
reached before any real climbing
can be accomplished, after
dropping AZ and liza decisions
to the Red Sox yesterday in
Boston.
Fail on Three Counts.
Accustomed to early spurts in
recent years, the Mats confidence
has been sapped by Cd the in
adequate pitching of Bob Porter
field, Chico Marrero and Stobbs,
co sleepy base-running which
has killed two possible rallies,
and 90 failure to produce in the
clutch, which left Is runners
stranded in the morning and
afternoon affairs at .Fenway
Park.
Porterf1eld, ace of the staff, has
been pounded for 20 hits in IL
innings. yielding 13 earned runs
in his two losing starts. Marrero,
blasted for two of the three
home runs Dick Gernert smashed
against the NatS-in addition to
three-run double and a single
of other pitchers-got off to a
60 start in 1851 and launched
last season with four straight
wins. Now he's OIL, fighting an
uphill battle for once.
WaShington's outlook suddenly
has been reversed to such an ex-
tent that Mickey Grasso, of whom
little hitting was expected after
his .206 and PIG batting of the
last two years, is Washington S
leading regular with a .375
mark.
Rest Of Week Rough.
The immediate future isn't
rosy. The Athletics, with Gus
Zernial and Eddie Robinson as
the boom boys. can make it rough
on an off-form pitching staff.
And after completing their busi-
ness with the AS here, the Mats
will head into a three-game series
with the Yankees in New York.
They were fighting a rather
respectable battle with the Red
Sox before 1884 chilled custom
ers In the afternoon game when
Boston erupted for seven runs in
the seventh inning. Porterfield
gave up three hits in that explo-
sive inning, including Gernert's
osses-loaded double. Wayne Ter
williger threw away a double
play ball and Sandy Consuegra
was pounded for four successive
hits.
Porterfield was clipped for two
runs in the second inning.
George Kell singled and came
(See MATS, Page A-13.)
Evening star., 1953-04-21
titled out for Piersall in 9TH.
SRan for McDermott in 7th.

Washington - O01 900 100 4
Boston - OIL DOL 7Ox-11
Runs batted in-White (2). McDer-
sail. Vernon go. Campos. Two-base hits
white go. Umphlett. McDermott. Ger
merit, Grasso. Terwilliger. Home run
Gernert. Sacrifice Boiling. Double
play:-Wood to Grasso. Left on bases
Washington. 13: Boston. 6. Bases on balls
OF Porterfleld. 3: of Consuegra, 1: of
McDermott, 8: of Holcombe, 2. Struck
out-By Porterfield, .: by Sima. /: BY
McDermott, 4; by Holcombe. /. Hits
on Porterheld. 8 in 6 innings Naced five
batters in 18th inning); of Consuegra. 4
in l inning: on sima o in / inning; of
McDermott. in innings; of Holcombe.
2 in innings. Runs and earned runs
on Porterfeld. 9-S: of Consuegra. 2-2:
OF Sima, 90: OF McDermott. 2-2: on
Holcombe; 2-2. Passed ball-White.- Win
ming pitcher-McDermott G-n. Losing
Kinley, Honochick, MCGOWAN, Paparella.
Time-2:43. Attendance-7,534.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Young Die k
Ger n e r t, g.
foot 3, 210-
un d first
b a S e m a n,
seems to be
just what the
doctor ordered
as clean u p
hitter for the
team.
T he trou-
BILE is that the
Bobby Sox. -
as they're be-
ginning to call
Dan Il nc
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Packers Siqn Rookie Centers

GREEN BAY. Wis, April 81
(P.-Two rookie centers, Jim
Ringo of Syracuse and Larry
Smith of South, Carolina, were
signed to 1853 contracts today
by the Green Bay Packers.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

WNHdLllS, dC Do OF % Years OF age, pay DdIl
while deaf, or partially deaf?
Deaf players are not unknown to base
ball, which has seen deaf mutes not only
make the grade but develop into near-stars.
Dummy Hoy was one. He played the outfield
for Washington in the 1880s and in the 1905,
as well as with Cincinnati ST. Louis and
Chicago, plus Buffalo and Louisville when
these cities had major league status
Dummy Taylor-Luther Haden Taylor
was another. He began pitching for the
Giants in 1900, moved to Cleveland two years
later and returned to finish his big league
Evening star., 1953-04-21
BY the Associated Press

If long ball hitter was all the
Red Sox needed to get them out
of the doldrums, Manager Lou
Boudreau can sit back and relax.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

permanently impaeda report which the Marines indicate
isn't so while they continue to track it down-the
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Major League Standings
AMERIcAN.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Bos., I'll: Wash. d.
"a (morning-aft-
ernoon).
(Only games Sched-
uled).
Games Today.
Phil. at WASH, $40.
Boston at New York.
CHICAGO at Detroit,
st. louis at Cleve.
Games Tomorrow.
Phil. at Wash, $40.
Chicaso at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
(Only games sched-
uledl.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday

Phila., 2; N. Y. 1.
st. L., 9; Mil, 4.
Bklyn. at Pitts, cold.
(Only GameS Sched-
NI1AHl
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Games Today.
Bklyn at Phila. IND
N. Y. at Pitts. (n).
Cinci. at st. L. (n).
(Only games Sched
uled).
Games Tomorrow.
Bklyn. at Phila. (n)
N. Y. at Pitts. tn).
Cincin. at st. L. tn)
Milw. at CHICAGO.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

(See GRIDDER, Page A-13J
Evening star., 1953-06-14

MEAT SLICERS, choppers, comput
ing scales, STEAK tenderisers. baker.
mixers, potato Deelers, Frylators
RiTS RrSiYM meat .aT saws re,byilt; Save .d 4oE G
Rlssssns s; nv. H5 $500 So' "'
MICROSCOPE: 3 and l.; 4 objective
MiMEoGRAPaR I'M Pm machine. 1iSSzss A. B. Bic,
tx. s-ooss a6.' or XD. s"5so6a.e aeE Ext: s4HS ~
MIMEOGRAPH, A. 3. Dick, Model %
elec:; exc; exc cond.; sacrifice S176
MISC. ITEMS to settle estate: ma man.
17-jewel Bulova watch, $50; ri ciari.
net, $35; saxophone. $50; binocu.
lars. $25; Encyclopedia 1851 ed.
sag; ivory chess set. $36. EN-. s.
MIX MASTER. Sunbeam. practicsll,
new; S35. RA. 6.O28l.
MEISSNER FM TUNER S25; custom
built Hin amplifier, $50: I2-in
eRsassTd %nonSEnIsh esslDss slD% $$s
dual speed phonomotor. S5; Clark.
stan 16-in. arm, S12. RE. 7-O265
MoToRSc1/1oo to 100 h.p. and re.
duction gear; $40 eds volts: rewound !
phase. 110-2a0S volt Ac nv With cat. III.
out switch; perfect, S35. 33l Em-
e5iUD aj"' rSR rSSGRpdafi FANS. furnaces,
pumps. refrigerators, washers,
burners. any size, make or type In
stock for instant exchange ct lower
hat-rate prices. Why wait? Brins
your motor with you, walk out with
exact guaranteed replacement.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Co. 247S
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FANS (2l. Large Samson; new rub:
each. csii 81. s-7oSa. osSgan0i''0n' Si'
FAN. Vornado; 8 speeds. for window;
Sell for $4s. LII. 4-S036.
made By Hunter; Ike new: S4b
FAN. qE twin, fe5 room or window;
1aasaan %onth. call Si W.. w. s-sssS. Gsss only
FANS, Gen. Elec. and Robins & NY.
ers; 2-spesd oscil;; like new; $17;5 sc
FANS O. 3D. Hassock and floor fans
FANS. westinEhouse, GE, 1e-in. os.
ccillating, direct current, $2o: Today
FaSSExSaast. An ozSS VIZ "a il ls5e speeds, q; ny
h.p.. heavy duty. for store or attic
auto. shutters. $50. ia. 2-75s4.
FAN. electric; lamp: waffle iron
Pullman-type chair, etc. KE. S-561S
feet condition, $50. OIL. 2-1696.
FANs-one Homart 2o-in.. 3-speed
and exhaust. LO. 5-1994. ID
FANS. exhaust, wall and attic. brand
nc"' never uSS2, 1O-lu.' ~4-1n.. 5U-
priced low for quick sale: also auto.
mats ceiling and wall shutters. ia
FILES. letter. steel. s5 up; desks. $a5
up. Don't miss. Today. CO. 5-4625;
wood, metal; reas. circle TYPE TYPE
CO, 1112 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7372
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS = 2h-gal
SoA, $40; Foam. $3.50; 15-lb. coz
rssa!M5. Tsa f50; 2SiS 5lS n St, NV; Ex: 3-3527
Tes Tee and aes1 a1s Mns D. S5 fresh san wa1
as new: No. No 7-5ssss'o 00'n so0'
FLOORING-Parquet block, lays in
mast1c, over asphalt tile, concrete
SP ST Toedi zoedk7 BE1sLER SUPPLY Co,
FOAM sSS 0fSSi RGBsEk. MA 1gil' 54,in. double bed
size; factory carton; $40. Cushions
5olSterS. to order. Ex 3,6633; Ii
g 7e RpBsIE uReovsres s%AsTssssE sIsss; is7FsI
sizes comparably priced DI. 7-72Sa
FOAM RUBBER: 3Ox76 mattress. $50
20 cents pound large sheets slightly
htsher. Lowest prices in town. j
rkEfzGGRN faEGRNeK GE. 2sls GU M it., e. nE; like new
FREEZER, 15 Gu. IT,; used 1 year;
1928. cost S4S5. RA. 6-O676.
FREEZER-FROZEN CUSTARD. Large
capacity. Automatic, no holding cab
met needed. For sale or rent. ia
FREEZER. Il Gu. IT, stainless steel;
FREEZER. 4-cu.-ft.. 5-yr. guarantee.
Take over remaining 81 paymts. OF
$3.50 mo. Ii. 6-41SS, IL
FUR-Erlebacher mink stole: purchase
last mo-, 1894: going to tropics.
VII sell 5000. co. $1,000, Ext.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
SHOE REPAIR EQUIPMENT. enoug

SHOE REPAIR EQUIPMENT. enougl
stitching. patching machines. IL
h.p. motor; showcase, 5-ft. long. Al
for S1oO or best offer. 222 upshu
sOFA. custom slip cover, excel. con
dition. S25; other odd pieces fur.
niture; very reas. RA. 3-4454.
oxfords. sh. SO: canning Jars
baby carriage. SIS: oil tank, SIS
sEEnoks2 hi s2sssS; al S,:eS5 S,ndr.a, a.
styles. Men, women, children: outfit
entire family in famous-brand shoes
De Liso. Town and Country, Made.
moiselle, Jarman, Florsheim, Ed
wards, Play Poise. ETC.; hard to find
sizes. Save to 500 or more. LIEBER-
MAN, INC. -14O4 Monroe NV, off
i4th. AD; 2-6344. 1031 N. High
land St. Arl.' open 1913. ia. 2-42ss
SHOWCASES a.. Q shelves. fiuo-
resent lights. storage bottom. slid
ing doors. $50 each. Any weekday
7T457 Annapolis rd., Landover Hills.
sMvEk MHii ri TEA 11'sHf 'ssSHfRv1cE, solid Ars.n.
5000 or best ofier. re. Seie6e. !!
Can IA. 5-7sS7. "'"'
SINKS. cabinets; ney and used:
SINK CABINETS, 66-inch natural
birch nnish. Compl. with Formica
top, faucet, spray and basket strain
er. Reg. S197. Now S129. Brand
new. floor samples, 42-ineh, white
steel de luxe compl Reg. S129. Now
$50. DISPLAY ROOM. 2041 K st.
SINK. 66". double bowl. metal base
cabinets; Underwood typewriter,
sos; range. CO. 5-036O.
Benning rd. ne.
66l3 Central ave. Sc. il
SOFA. sectional; cocktail table. ~.
2.3e72. Can after $40. Ia
SOFA AND CHAIR. mfg. BY valen-
tine FeaveT. Fern leaf pattern fab
ric; 2 end tables incl, S110. Coffee
table. IS. Lockwood 4-7041. -I7
SOPA-Slipcover.. custom; bookcase.
open: rugs. sisal b.. and ", 27x54:
cloth. pink: spreads, ofgandy: cur
M. S.6073.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
BOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-b742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.

DIN. TABLE, Duncan-Phyfe, 8 leaves
s.csh chairs; tutted seats and back
DIN. RIM. SET-Bedrm. set; all Of
se.D se.Tats S2 4thsT s,pgdiob %lis tsms st nv VsF
DIN. RIM. SUITE, mahogany; tabl,
cabinet. Cail Oh. 1854. IA
DIN. RIM. SET, 1O-Dc. solid swir
uphols. high chr. JU. 6-3734.
DIN. RIM. FURN., walnut. table.
side chairs. ! host chair buffet. S37
DIN; RM. SUITE. m9hoE.. excel con con
~ sisioS. S..osss. sssEifcs' also 'hiid' desk
DINING RM.. 9-pc. NAH, needlepoint
chair covers; excel. cond. Also g.
CET1yyN flooT s lamp $5. ,,. IA gT5SSS; .S6s.rv
liEs new Must SEE atso e osDDrec. Nov
Din. DIRN' ISSo' m. FHRS.@Io:Dc. walnut
wardrobe, drawers; closet anc
nTaTT nTaiTfSE TisselsneSTS R0oM sIirE La besS sSsfa
41x62. with pads; buffet and 81,
chairs; all in new condition; price
$3.50; right party need not pay al
cash. Call WO. 6-S175.
DINETTE SETS-Chrome or wrought
5SR Bisn.z zO ;So d'cSSP sS4 direct ss taotPEF *
DfN. Ifia4Ti hM. SET. mahoe.. eo-in. niS ere.
den1a buffet. double pedestal table
com. complete .Gn Tith nrG ext Leaves sSyr sne
eond:; bargain at $3.50. JU
$500 wk. days and Sun. after
nm. ser: sol; cherry: droplsaf .asI.
Duncan Phyie: server chest. chairs
DINING RIM. SUITE. 10 DC. walnut
Gov: Winthrop secretary. walnut
bed; pinE-p pong table; GE sun lamr
DfS DfSa 'iiad' az: sTirf. Gh rf.7'So; S0pc. Duncan
cost $500; i-yf.-oid; sell for $3.50
will deliver, RA: $3.50,
DIN. RIM. SUITE. 4 chairs and ex-
tension tsble. solid maple. $50. AP
DINING' EM. TABLE; china closet
$50; bed, mattress, $40. $3.50 MINI
vIIWiuSs vIHXWHf Sc. apt; 2G3 s q .A.,..
DNNE DTNshNGSaREM RM :FS :4$bLf cay ss1s S5 shair.
ne neg; half price. s15o. ,caii
Dfs DIsHIs.. Iei.SGtj f6o-pc. Tour..n. f English
4 generations old. AP. 7-1722. Ia
DlSHWASHER. Hotpoint automatic,
27,in;' new, never used; reasonable
DfsaWAsIai2aR, Homart. AUTOMATIC
ges5fssSstt gessSt condition; very Fsa'' AP
DisaWWtisHER. Apex. $40: iron.r
Simplex. $40; 17-in. TV new picture
tube; SIS; snow tires, 7;60xl5:
ssSis: ield: s less. '' s$5. Ji JE. I s"ssi5. M
aE sshty ussd sRd fffflH VIII TAX. s'Gas *:
best o1er. OIL. 4-1sO4. .-14 :.
DISPLAY FLOOR CASES and q wall
case. all lighted. sliding doors, locks.
dition. WILLARD HOTEL GIFT
DOokS, french. Ss; back doors
sSo ni;si Si sash; sthGaggtsl ggtFl'' bicycle se-in,'
OOORs- Of custom made doors
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WooDWS0RK1N0 b LUMBER Co,
HG s;os .GS 2S Decss i1cgse'
DRafTSs 1ssf; Hset OTsf TSbLE. a9zss S;ass' excel
cond., also other furnishings Of g.
rm. house: RA. 3-0637. .
lined ike new. Reasonable. Cali EN-
DRUM. Leedy, gold type. complete
set. S36, IA. 2-9397.
DRYER. Bendix elec.. excel. cOnd.,
$50. KE. -6-5143.
.Iectrie HMER1cAN q 'ers TapEMRrrER eVns aRs
Co. 14a1 e. CspitoI St. Ii. 3-0OS2
ELECTRIC EQUIP.-One 5-h.p. AC
motor. l Hs-h.p. AC motor; 2 1S-in.
AC exhaust fans: 3-station Execu-
+0nS S31,a eommn}nicatins }In systems; Tens PIP pipe
bulbs. all sizes. 1928 Penna. ave.
EIECTkIC MOTORS, u h.p., excel
lent condition: guaranteed; $3.50
ELECTRIC MOTORS. fair cond.. g.
h.p.. 110-220 volts, SIS each: l
Ditto machine, map size. sis. Ii.
<-b00e.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
STENOGRAPH

II
STONE FINIsHER, Mall, electric.
perfect condition; best offer. 10.
sToRE9 FIxTUREs-For quick sal.
Neeoing space. Toledo 24-lb. com.
eft stsinlsss fSi1; oeep tss iTeezer 4o-cu 4.
sToRE ECU EouIFMRST FsMsRSsF DE H9sSmHdn; H9sS1Sd;
%sst n.8' 0ST; AZ PaSssa sssa scales practically
stove; 1N5v RSeer gas, also metal ward
meyins iIune; 81. 'fslnSj snisos. !Ea'k and coal'
STOVE. gas. good cond. 40 in. Q
storage drawers; $50. Cali JE.
sT6SE: TOY electric Kenmore de luxe,
sTovE. kENMoREo. NMoRo0sE 4:burner. L,k.
ssssS' ssS' $T9 W3 RefgE; 2esIs7 Norge excel. c99d.
STOVE, % Magic Chef gas range; also
drain comb Dynamic upriEht vac. u
books: Call LO. 5-1239.
SinNO'5' e,eetric ant. size,t 3 burners.
iT&yCTTRAL STEEL sused,-peam.. sd,Mi4
angles, pipe. etc. JULIAN c. COHEN
y CO: 4557 Tanslewood dr.. Bla-
STUDIO COUCH. like new; color,
cherry and sTIsy., Must sell. Very
STUDIO COUCH with slip Cow cover:
dining table: desk: bureau; book.
case: desk lamp; 2 Van Gogh prints.
AM AN oassains; asi No oLesyias saass city After 10
STUDIO COUCH. extra section makes
used; viii sacrifce. wo. e-sfcs.
sTUpIO Couch ". old, exc excel.
sondr best offer. Washing machine.
sUITsaaTails,, size 49,. practically
new; 2 tropicals, 80 short 3 size
40; regular and short. l 4S short.
! reasonable. e ossa Cal weekdays till 2
sglp; Bans msns o qS5Uss grey sailSr made
$35. Call XII. S-ss21.
TABLE, drop leaf. solid mahogany,
practically new. WO. 6-3647.
TABLE, blond wood, 30x42 inches,
extends "a inches. $40. Phone EN-.
TABLE-Liv. rm. or library. Solid
mahog. slide leaf over drawer forms
desk. 42x26, S25: stamp collection,
SIG. Phone CO. 5-69S5.
TAPE ECORDER-Ampro. brand.
new; cost Sl29. sell for $S5. Rear
OF 1878 Kennedy st. NV, 1913. or
TAPE = REcoR6ER; brush; new mike.
$50. Best ofier. H 10. s.6t1s2. WHICH,
TAPESTRTES Of Egypt. hand carved
gold frames. Gold screen. 6 panels.
JE. 3-SS20
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

IFURNITURE-Blond mahogany, mod.
4 ernistic;. 3 end tables, $19.50 each
I step table. $3.50; studio lamps
$3.50 each; studio couch. $4S.50;
table, $3.50; ! chartreuse chairs
Sl5 each; mirror 29x44 IN, S26. so
FURNITURE-3-pc. mahogany liv-
Reasonable. OIL. 2-3654. -15
FURNITURE. dining table. closets
pnnSo,ph pEHGsi PIANO. soe deck bookcase etc
FURNITURE Solid maple child.
sad. s$as5arope Is. S.1s54' 1esISyefs' excel cf4 cp4d
Dsss ia1ai.5sss vas ss"1 4m Como .s
dining rm. Practically new. Mans
misc. items incl. bookcases, books
etc. Any reas. offer. UN. 4-7621
FURNITURE-INCLUDING spoo
PED. china, glassware. Sun. and
eSs1v Msn; ifSm ESa,a aoj2; IA l2s E. Bradley IN,
FURNITURE - Complete furnishing,
also !% .H.lsbe i1 efesl fes s0nd %ddsasest dHs set
FTRkiTGREERss4aiSo. mahog. din. i4 rm
table table buffet; : ehrs. s66 or bes'
F%RN1ruRE fHSSi ~ s-21Ssi osner leaving 1i1 town
lures; misc. pieces. Several ANTIQUES
FGfRSIfGREE-Entire SIiGnsE contents SOP Of s.
room roo hense. aSl. Reasonably priced. Cal
FURNITTRE, baby grand piano ia anc
other furniture; leaving city. oil
FURNiTURE-studio couch. 3-pc
walnut bed suite, breakfast set
plastic rocker, cabinet sink. refgr..
EHSS f1d11Ion RA; ssoSl $GS r.d,o
record player, S35. 30-in. Holly.
ment. S35 each. z small 4edraWer
chests, chests, $40 each. Glass top coffee
S1o' Ssa11Ie' Se,tsh5. SS. h55pei c;.I metal porch set
small small glass top table. S4. JU
FIUgRaNITURE-pbl. HOLLYWOOD bed
$50: mahog. chest. SO; maple lamp
s:9Rss5e sRsee oeS Szt' sas!si: ssi: reasonable. 4EU
FURNITURE FOR SALE-owner leav.
Washington lS. 'bc'S'Af p. 6. EN-. - a-sas:sss,
FURNITURE-End tables. dining rm
set. HOLLYWOOD beds, mirrors. dishes
misc. No dealers. RIA. 6-3724:
| 4O0-day clock, fireplace fixtures
rRE;esaNsso9nable; Call OIL. 2-917a.
lamps t2).. $40 ea.; Thor ironer
S,s3 SS5; GE vac. cleaner, So; apt
FURNITURE-Six mahog. din. rm
chairs; 2 arm, side; excel. cond
FURNITURE-Nearly new. incl Tv
radio and exhaust fan, for 3-rm, apt
Best oner for inventory. over 81, 500.
separately or with lease. subject ap-
proval building manager; quiet. cool,
aeSSissaa6le Ssal upper Conn. ave. KE.
FURNITURE-Furnishings of 1-bed-
rm; apt. Reasonable. Crib with
waterproof mattress. AID. 2-564o.
FURNITURE-An overfurn. apt. at
the Westchester selling surplus ma
hogany single pineapple 4-poster bed
with hair mattress and box spring,
appraised $3.50, sell $100; rosewood
wardrobe, full-length plate glass
mirror. Apr. S75, sell $40; Apiece
living room suite, sturdy, dubonnet,
down cushions, custom covers by
Sloan; appr. $3.50, sell $425; black
leather, hand-painted Italian 3-sec-
tion floor screen, $10O; nest Of 4 in
laid mahogany tables, $35; Carmen
IL bass accordion, $75. Sunday
after 10 a.m EN- 2-6l64
Evening star., 1953-06-14
Sewing Mach, Used
CLEARANCE SALE

1 Singer treadle, long bobbin, $1,000
3. Singer treadles, long bobbin
$3.50 ca; z Singer treadles. lonl
bobbin, $3.50 ca. l Singer treadle
round bobbin, S44.50. Singel
elec: portable, long bobbin, $50 80
3 Singer elec. portables, round bob
bin, with new luggage case, $40. 81
ea; Singer cleo. console, lonl
sols oolnoin' ai SAG; 90. oh,, Singer eleca con;
Singer elec. console, round bobbir
OTHER MAKE ELEC. CONSOLES
2 at $34.50 ea. ! elec. portable
almost new, S49.60. 2 elec. con
$3.50. 2 elec. consoles ct $50. so
Sorry, no phone orders. Free de-
livery on all sales. All items listed
subject to prior sale.
Singer Sewing Center
39l9 MINI, AVE. NE,
Evening star., 1953-06-14

ELECTRIC RANGE, Kenmore de luxe,
$3.50; excel. cond. lockwood 4-7041.
ELECTRIC RANGE. HOTPOINT. very
clean. K & W. 1647 Benning I'd.
EEEcTR1c RANGE Westinghouse
ELECTRIC RANGE. O. F.. well-cooker,
good condition; S56. OIL. 2-s964.. y
ELEcTRIC TRAIN equipment, COM
ineL many extras; cost over 5000,
Ttl sell complete for Ss6. AID. q
KLECIRIc wELDERs-used-, 900
:Tn.e;ss ampeEss' !daI;.; n; g., Welding machines,
ELECTROiUx. cubic feet; and an
ENCYCLOPEDiA. Funk & waEnall.
Latest edition. Absolutely new. Un-
opened. 80 vol. Cost $72. win sell
for $50. 49S4 46th st., NV. .Wo.
EQUIPMENT - shovels. bulldo1ers.
tractors equipped with saddle tanks
FX8TGsSS' FM8I1sS' 1NG RSS JE: y: 4-SesS iS
Ssy sCw' 70 lfniE; inss: PISS 49, lsSo R4 sodso
fANs-Make your own fan: use the
motor OF your furnace blower, We
furnish the blades. Ma $4,000,
IANSs direct current. Cost S4S when
new, 12-in. WestinghouSe and OE
o'ciLators: price Ss'eS. MA. s-4a2l,
FANS, al kinds; 24-in., 5000 elm,
o6e.e6: also 0II parts TO make your
aWn; blades, bearinGs, pulieys, etc.
NECTRlc EQUIPMENT Co, 217S
sherman ave-. AID. $1,000 -1oS
Evening star., 1953-06-14
LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM
Don't buy before you visit us
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20% to 5O%
on new sample closeouts
Look at these bargains:
beds. was SIS. 80. now $500. Fine
$69.50. now $3.50. Fisher due
lounge with fine innerspring mat
tress. was S259.6O. now S129.5O.
.Sofabed," was $1O9.6O, now $50. .96
Modern blond platform rocker, was
1890. now $3.50. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursdays till 8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
907 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
FUHNTTURE
SUNDAY SALE

IL NOON TIL 8 PM.
Savings up to 40ee on entire stock
reduced for this Sunday only. Many
offered.
Items included are:
Bedding, $19.96 up.
Hideaway beds, $1495O up.
7-p1ece Dining room sets. S199 UP.
3-piece Living room sets, $129.50 up.
I5-piece Chrome dinette sets, $40 .05 up
Tables and lamps, $4.95 up.
Large plastic TV chairs, $S.95 up.
Remember tremendous savings for the
budget-minded rs well Is the quail
ity-minded buyers. All sales cash
only. We deliver anywhere. Y
HAMPSHIRE FURN. co.
1858 N. Hampshire Ave. at Ga.