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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-04


let Miss Tallchief of from re-
hearsal yesterday. She was free
for the whole day with nothing to-
do but get up at 6 am, fly to
Washington. and spend the
whole day talking to the press
and making radio and television
appearances.
Miss Tallchief likes this mis-
sionary work, although probably
not as much as she likes "Swan
Lake" and she is both gracious
and competent at it. When and
If she decides to hang up her
ballet slippers-a thought that
has never entered her classic
head-she would make a great
advance agent, although there
would no doubt be union prob
lens. AS a union philosopher
once said to us. "there are al
ways union problems"
X X
Miss Tallchief eats sweet rolls
ard butter. with coffee. for
breakfast. This gives her enough
energy to cover more converse
tional ground than any one you
are likely to meet at morning
meal, except of course the person
you are married to.
A few of the things this break
fast covered verbally included a
great ballerina'S preferences
(somel between classic and new
ballets; the satisfaction of dane
ing in a musical or revue (Why
notO as compared with concert
repertory; dancing in the movies
Git pays well and dancers always
need money!; where is Mana
Gollner California; now. and
what a charming person is Mar
got Fonteyn of the Sadler's Wells
ballet. And, oh, yes, television
Interestingly
Breakfast with Miss Tallchief.
as any one can see. is far rangier
than usual.
The Oklahoma girl, who Is
regarded by many as Americas
finest ballerina, is married, but
not to a fellow professional. Her
husband is an .airlineS pilot
whose taste in dancing, she says
with a laugh, lis good because it
agrees with mine. After all isn't
that a workable standard of
tsste?" During the war, her fly
ing husband was Marine, not
a pilot but a gunner. Miss Tall
chief pantomimes this by firing
a gun in the fashion Of a Hop
along Cassidy fan. This, because
it is a dancers way of talking?
Not at all, she says. It's a flyers
way.
Tie their hands behind them
and they couldn't talk at all"
she says.
Miss Tallchief. who keeps busy
SO or 81 weeks a year because
this is a way to have a happy life
as an artist and a human, is not
at all puzzled by the great popu-
larity of the ballet during the
last decade.
"It is the blending of all the
arts" she says. 1T combines
music, drama. painting with a
kind of irresistible eloquence
and beauty" It's popularity, she
should think, is inevitable and
bound to increase. The movies
and television will be influential
in this direction and she is in
terested in both.
She enjoyed herself playing the
role of Anna PavloWa in MGM's
recent Esther Williams spectacle,
Million Dollar Mermaid" More
over. in the fashion of a keenly
observant artist, she learned a
lot.
II was told" she says. that
here was the form in which the
artist had the complete chance
for perfection-that he could
sort of dance a step, stop if it
L =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-04
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Breakfast q Rongy Meal
With Maria TuIIchief
By Joy cormody

Maria Talchef this correspondent dancing lesson
yesterday and that thing likely happen
Lest leap false conclusion 1t lesson about
ballet and ballerinas: not lin" ballet
York City Ballet with which will be dancing
three concerts here February 1416 inclusive at Constitution Hall
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
Marathon Race
Also Set liz Full
ActioIl Program,

R. K. Hutching's Mort
will be out seeking his third
straight victory tonight in
the feature race at the Key
West Kennel Club, but he
apparently will not have an
easy time of it when he
clashes with the cream of
the greyhound crop there.
F. B. Stutz' Bizarre and
Ed Wulf's Tenny C. are
expected to offer plenty of
competition to the favored
Mort who has won his last
two races impressively over
the best in canine talent at
the track.
In both efforts, Mort
threatened the track rec
ord when he missed tying it
by just three-tenths. of a
second.
Other entries tonight will in.
clude Highland Hawk, Big Pay
OFF, Some Mix, Flighty and Last
Summer.
Also on tap for tonight is an.
other popular 3-S mile Marathon
race with Forward, Tumble Time
and Bright Idol going to the post
amid a pack of puppies with good
blood including Spring Festival,
Navy Diver, Little Dusty, Sensa.
ton Lass and Jet Roll.
In last nights action. Mrs. H. E,
Russell's Reckoning came in an
easy winner after an early bit Of
trouble. Magnate ran second and
Brindle Conner came in third.
The winner. starting from the
number one position, lost the lead
at the first turn but then regain
ed it and never faltered.
Reckoning paid $40. $40 and
$50 while Magnate returned 5.2C
and $40. Brindle Conner paid 500
The Daily Double Lat night
Rathy Ann and Blind Alley re.
turned a whopping 1870. The
first race Quiniela returned III so.
Post time tonight is BIS pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
XIV Golf Title
Fight Set SUNDAY

Six Of the top golfers in Tire
area win Tee off tomorrow a
loo p. m. in ihe finals Of the
championship tourney Al the Key
West Golf Club. All Of ih- com.
petifers are former club champ.
ions and . tough battle Is in she
citing for the crown. Toner.
rows action viii be ever 10
holes in the Medal play.
The finals were orioinally
scheduled to be run of last Sun.
day but death in the family Of
one Of the finallsfs caused is
posiponement until fomorFow.
Jimmy Mira, with a fine
brand Of golf. Is currently lead.
ing she pack with . Two stroke
lead after the first Is holes Of
play.
Mira. with . score Of iaS Is
favored TO cop the foga while
his brother HUmbsrf Is Just two
strokes behind with = nice l4s
score.
Norton Harris is tied with Ma
Wy Champ Gene wifEsI for the
third spot with ls7. Wlfzel ssin.
ed the second flight title in tire
Dixie Amateur tourney In Mia
mi last month and could pisY II
kind Of golf that may give hsri
. win tomorrew.
Other finslisis are Harr
knight at lss and Bob ssoss
wood, 80.
The Championship trsSAY v
be presented Tomorrow IS.
noon following ihe ehanpIo S. )
play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
Aort Will Seek Third Sagh Kennel Club Victory Tonight At ra

woods high fly to right field and
Tyre stopped at third base.
But, with one out, Lastres tight
ened up and turned on the steam
to fan Bob Bonhan and pinch
hitter Bob Somer to end the
game.
Lastres famed ID batters for
the evening.
Only one Redland batter reach
ed third base with only two get
ting as far as second. Don Cruz,
with his big bat, paced the To-
Gals at the plate with scream
ing double and single while
Dick Salgado, Bob Lastres and
Gibby Gates were big factors in
the win.
Bob Bunkett was the outStand-
ing defensive player for the visit
orS.
Tonight the same two clubs will
60 back at it in their second and
final meeting at Wickers Field.
Coach Paul Davis is expected to
toss Don Cruz up against the
visitors with Jerry Pita and Glib
by Gates in reserve.
Cruz has 10 record to date
having tossed a maSterful four
hitter against the tough Miami
Beach club. He struck out seven
men in that effort.
Game time tonight is 500 pm.
The Summary:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

Dick Salgado started it off
when he drew a pass in the first
frame. Don Cruz smashing dou.
bic pushed him to third base and
he crossed the platter moments
later on a wild pitch.
In the second frame. the Conchs
added two more counters when
leftfielder Engel LET Bob Lastres'
nyball get away from him with
Julio Henriquez and Harold So
lomon occupying second and third
bases Both runners romped
home.
Key Vests only earned runs
came in the top Of the sixth in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
RedIands Falls, 10 To 0, In
First Of Tlvo-Game Series
BY OSCAR MILAN

The Key West High School baseball squad racked
up impressive 100 victory last night the Redlands
nine at the Wickers Field Stadium behind the classy
Oneh twrling of George Lastres While the Conch bats
blasting out nine safeties Lastres held the
visitors hitless through the seventh inning when, with
out, centerfielder Ron Tyre singled.
The Conchs jumped into the lead in the first frame
with single tally and in trouble thereafter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04


ming as Bob Lastres blasted a
double to left field to open the in
ming. Salgado lined two Dagger
to left center, Don Cruz singled
to center and Hal Solomon finish
ed off with a bingle to right field
good for one base.
Only time Redlands got any
thing near a rally underway was
in the bottom Of the seventh
when Tyre spoiled Lastres' per-
feet game by beating out a slow
grounder to third base. Dick Sal
gado then misiudged Allen Under
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
SPORTS MIRROR
BY Ths Asseeisfsd Prsss

TODAY A YEAR AGO - Steve
Ridzik, rookie Highlander. pitched
no-hit. no-run, spring training
game as the Philadelphia Phillies
beat the ST. Louis Cardinals, 80,
at Savannah, Ga.
FIVE YEARS AGO - Detroit
defeated the New York Rangers,
AZ, to take the series, 80, and
reach the Stanley Cup finals.
TEN YEARS AGo-The Detroit
Red Wings beat Boston. 4-3. to gain
a 20 lead in the Stanley Cup
finals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

Robert Jarvis scored s57 points
in "a basketball games for the
University of Mississippi this sea.
son to set new team scoring
record.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
KEY WEST tlo)

SUMMARY - Errors: Spencer
3, Kugler, Underwood. Engel,
Mosley. Salgado. G. Lastres. Cat
ala; runs batted in: Gates, Sal
gado, Cruz: two-base hits: Cruz,
Lasrtes, Salgado; stolen bases:
Tyre, r. Lastres. Gates; double
plays: Burkett and Spencer; left
on bases: Redland 4, Key West 4;
bases on balls: Underwood 4.
Lastres /; strike-outs: Underwood
2, Lastres 10; wild pitches: I'm
derwood 2; balk: Underwood;
winning pitcher: Lastres; losing
pitcher. Underwood; umpires:
Rodriguez. Wyatt; time Of game:
LAS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

Jim Greengrass, rookie.
fielder for the Cincinnati P
made an auspic.)us Nstica
que debut last September
blasting a grand slam homer
beat the Dodgers.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

sT0yyEE; 4-burneT. apt. size; Teas. JE
3-1761. 30
STOVE. Duotherm. ideal for sum.
$50 or best offer. HE. 1851.
STOVES, gas and elec.. $50 UP; good
Mon. DI. 7-S0s0.
new. $500. Cali Ii. 4,4i1o. @ai
sT9yEi TS"' bE gas; s-Xssz yssy good cond'' clean
Folda-roia. $3.50: begin.
tion. ia. 5-9443. 10.
STUDIO COUCH, less than / year
old. cushions, excellent condi.
ton, reasonable. AID. 4-4964.
SUITS. mems, and other clothing
size AZ: Bargain prices. TU. 2-O569
SUMMER RUGS: green: one SKID
snS snS G6r for gxth Soth 9H5y FH gsSss gssS
SUNLAMP, portable. Sun Kraft. cost
$50 new, excel. cond.. sell for $26,
SUPPLY CABINETS, wardrobes. met
81. BARGAINS: Call today, co: 5-4625i
rABLfs, ks ahsh ahars St. 1T kIt d. s.b7 Gb7S7S
fsss' ftsye' b. 5H0k3hs5Yss' nsly4' etc. Must ssl
TABLE-Lge. drop-leaf, 4 chairs
TABLE, heavy maple, two chairs
$40: bed coil spring, $40. 10. 2.
TABLE, picnic and benches, painted
ST.: Call Wo. 6-4457 Sun. ant
TABLE, blond NAH; Duran leather
cite. sofa; firepl. access; Girondel
caanndelabra. No dealers. RA. g.
TABgE 4isgi BRo1LER, electric, $40. 2ss.
18th ST n w AID A-Q2OR
Evening star., 1953-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MACHINE, in excellent
condition. 10. 3-415O.
STERLING cndlbr.. tall, 3-br.. remoy.
SIS. Tires, tubes, 2. 7.00x16, IKE
new, U. 8. Royal, So ca; ia. 2-O439
STORE FIXTURES-Compl. set, incl
meat counter walk-in h COX: siaI dairy y.
ali modern equipment. r q J FOOD
STORES, Lexington PIX, Md. Great
Mills 5391. -19
STORE FIXTURES and showcases
now in children's shop: any Offer
considered. 10. 3-4111. 49,
STORE FIXTURES - Six 4Sx30-inch
oak stands for drug merchandising,
natural oak finish; one 60x24-inch
highboy center island unit, glass
shelves and glass lighting doors on
display stand: II 5-foot by 7-foot
high wall units Of adjustable shelly
ing, some sections with glass light
ing doors: can be bousht reasonably:
DISTRICT WHOLESALE DRUG
CORP, 81 o st. NV, ask for Mr..
Bernheim. DU. 7.11O1.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
DOGS, PETS. ETC. Cont

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, all
top show quality Axe reg, champ.
stock. Females, $100S males, $125.
GREAT DANE, male, Is mos, Axe
req, gentle. we'll trained, will only
consider proper home. RA. 3-1317
IRISH TERRIER, Axe registered
able to good home. Oh. 4-0736.
SIAMESE KITTENS, thoroughbred
seal. papers obtainable, 2 males
10 wks., house broken, had shots,
bright as buttons, twice as lively,
2-535O week ends or after 6 pm.
WANTED - Young female siamese
blue point (no previous litter)
must have papers. shots and be
wormed. Max, $15. EN-. 2-5S41.
PARAKEETS for sale; babies. Blues,
e greens; ysllows. $3.50. RA; 6-36S9.
PARAkEETS. breeders. and babies.
HfeI;ns fines J1l GUT; sgsSs s9@e Lusinos and opa-
sHETLGSD SHEEP DOG. affection
sood ate mSls Snme year ssStS ela; reasonable to
DACHSHUND PUPPIES-7 wks. old
Axe Axe reg; es: male es. and female; ;l 5soI
ENG SETTER PUPS-1o weeks,
orange and blue Belton, ch. sire,
Axe registered. S25. Poplar. 2-3, .,
POINTER PUPPIEs-out of Tins
Best Lady by Carolina Tip. All fe-
males whelped Jan. 4. Field trial
stock, $50 each. 4401 10th st. ne.
BEAUTIFUL. affectionate puppies
Perfectly marked. $40 and SIS. Ex-
= cel; pets Sun; l25l sth st, NV.
sired. KE: S-6044 after pm. Sun
TOY POODLE PUPPIES-Male and
female. Axe registered. JE. 3-7496
BOXER-Loves children, ~ years
femsle; S35: Call Lo. 4-6429,
PARROT-Mexican Double. Yellow
head, Cage and stand. Reasonable
10. S-J4S7.
ENGLISH SETTER, year old; excel
hunter, very stylish in the field
Trained; Very lovable and obedient,
ENGLISH COCKER PUP. 4 MOS.
PERM. SHOTS; Axe REG'D. CALI
JE. 2-36l9.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
FILL DIRT

Peace Cross area. 1928 Lawrence st.
Colmar Manor. UN. 4-7156.
AND WATER HEATER. oi
burning, thermostat control. com
rp2lets,, perfect Gond: RA. 6.9256:
ture Of all kinds. suitable for better
homes. Also want refrigerator. ga!
range and good piano. Call Mr.
Grady ma. S:2679
FURNITURE-Single pieces and COM
plete household. etc. AD. 4-SS79;
Ewes and Sundays. Ii 6-251S.
FURNITURE, elec. stove, refgr.. din
rm. suite; bookcase, hideabed. up
hols. Chairs, rugs; excel; quality
reas.; for pvt. use. RA. 6-9256.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brac; Buying and selling fol-
SITS. NV. ME. s-52S7
GAS RANGES. furniture. heaters
ACME STOVE CO: Ma. S-S959
good condition. Phone Randolph
Evening star., 1953-04-19
GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
6HOTGUNS-RIFLES
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 D ST. NV.
GUNS

HI-FI COMPONENTS; tuners. ampli-
fier. speaker. RE. 7-20S1. Ext. 317.
Today and evenings. pvt. party.
NEWSPAPERS, house rags. auto
batteries. scrap ipon and metals.
HIGHEST prices paid. If you cannot
deliver your aeegmglatiens, please
BAG CO., 215 L st. s.w.. Dl. 7-S007,
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds: once
mach. any kind; top prices paid.
DI. 7-7372. ewes: Sun. CO. 5-4625.
PIANOS, AL STYLES
Call Day or Night, .JU 9-3039.
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries house rags, highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations, please phone US.
WASH. RAG & BAG CO., 215 l. St
s.w.. DI. DI. 7-S007.
SECRETARIAL DESK, used, good con-
dition. OIL 2-5337.
TRAILER. complete. suit for farm
use: heavy duty: David Bradley or
equivalent; good cond. RA, 6-925S.
TVs-Any makes. any condition. Reas.
prices. Phone JE. 2-2lS6. 10
WHEEL CHAIR. tubular steel or alum
ieather seat and back; oy: 3-336l:
WANTED URGENT STEREO color
photographs shot at Easter parade
Of flower carts. Phone MA. S-7S07.
write WALKER SHOUTS. j1.s Box
339, Immokaleos Florida.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

condition. Priced for quick sale.
Call MR.. PRIDHAM, Mon. DL q
TRANsIT-LEYEL, with heavy tripod.
special. S85: PEERLESS PAWN
B BROKERS RoISHS;s ExCH,. gig P st: NV. +.
used; sss. Suit; " for high school hcei
TRUMPETERs- -TROMBoNIsTs, trade
your present instrument on q new
King or rentals. Americas finest
models. We viii give YOU a good
sifS5" sssSs $gsi co.. :''iFss's fSs St. o4@Es5H a9
TRUNK. wardrobe. drawers, hangers.
ss O's.i0E siod. 'fank S5 in snss s.. 'lff22
~ S0f1Gl iois.,n, console capehar.. peri
cond:; S35: Philco 1oh-in. table
~ model 1d5 SS5; Sro!1!v r; 6-5797 -I9
~ S'''nfss FEST st. 'f fauIPMESTs III Mis2s9 HioF he
z" scope. model 1872. $50: both.
$13O; new cond. indian Head 5441.
Tv. 17-in. 1853 Teleking table model.
ing; cost $3.50, sell best offer; transf.
non..T .varea. KI. .s-005O. -19.
TV, Motorola, 12h-in., comb. radio
and phonograph, good cond. Oris.,
$4o0; HA; 2;sl43 2 am. Il
ago for SSsS. .95. GoinS into service,
will sacrifice for only $500. Cali
nv, II" Teletone. console, attr. ma
hogany. excellent picture, $75. 10.
~, 10 and new indoor antenns.
$$5; 16" Polar Cub fan. S14. ,Call
~ v. GENEEAToR & RAT. Hlssock slS: slSSA:
HE. 4-42S9.
~ ANTENNA. good cond., reason
Tv. .GE. lain, console. mahog.
Sscaam SS@n AMGM saaiG slR9 seb bSts as
in excel, cond must sell this week
rIVp0' va 1a12 EaSne cAfEHsRT ZAP sl2TSS coNseoaIE.
SAT. Call JU. 9-SS42.
TV 1O-INCH CROSLEY, table model,
with FIN radio SAB HE 4-R1R
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Recorders-Audio Gear
Use our bulletin board, to list your
no WANTS obisafon OF eRf
st. NV. NO. 1882.
REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE: in
excel, opeFssting cond.; Gu. IT.; $65.
II AH sS fSSsISs ssns ss9v sisso SIS
Taylor I'd, Riverdale, Md. VA.
REFRiGEiRAT1oN CASE. Hill: Globe
slicer, Q showcases: best offer ac-
cepted; No 1880. co.,o s,.,
wa 1ador' used only 3 daSs; too small
for family; S125 or best offer. 10.
RiElFPRRiiGGERAToRs, ilPRi de luxe II Gu. it..
Sef!sIs as0 ns% sscree ''SsS $SS
REfRiGFRRAToRo fasR fR s7bRoS Norge apt. -sR Size.
good cond. 41O5 Woodberry St.
RHgPRicRkAf6k, HPiE Eli Md W. Wsstinshoase, fd1ss ga
SIS. SSi II ia. s-7o2s. "'' ' 30
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse: 6
Gu. IT.; good cond.; $40 or best offer;
foot s9tIor good condition, $40. JA'
RETkTeERATeR;; Norge, ags; ggs,o size.
REFRIGERATOR, GE, 10 it.: double
door; s3ss exesllent condition Bargain
REFRiGERAToR, III ;1IGsEii in excellent condi-
ton; y Gu: g :,dtS; f.; $50 or best 1fder'
REFRIGERATOR - Electrolux gas,
$25oo. Excellent condition. : aD'
KEFRRfGSiERAToR. KEFRRRfGSiERAToR late model, 7h Gu,
it., good running cond. $50 or best
REFTR1GERAToR, ss;ervel. bottle gas,
at woodland Point, 1r: Cobb 1sland' 1T1
R221FERsiHGaERAToR. 221EsiHaERAToR Admiral, duo temp.
11-cu;;-ft., 1851, perfect cond;;;; !;
REfRI1GERArSR, a IGSSs4 6Ss aE1 fnd sood sun cond
best offer; also portable washing
MACHINE and household furn. JA.
REFRfGERAroR. Leonard, 8 #. new
RRPRIGESAToR RPiSE fHsst eGR0 Sft General M M Eiec:
tric; excellent condition. $.6. TIE.
RqEFFkRGfGsiERAroR-1s5a qiF RGsiERAroR co,dspot; o
cubic feet 4Q-lb. freezer; like new;
REfRIGEkAroR fsRFdaaeEs 1eonsgd: nsgS iy Gu. IT,
REFRIGERXToR2GSs, iHRR GI Or aA 8 S-Gst fset good
condition. LU. 1-1653. 10
observation-disclosures. 9 Gu. IT.;
good 1,4h freezing conditions. clean, $36'
manifestations. coldspot. 8 M.y Gu. IT,;
Sxeel' %S s9odS; c9nd.; s65 or best offer. ,Scall
REFRIGERAToR. Westinghouse, used;
S0S,dhf SSOod condition; GU f.; $50. We
RFFRIGERAToRR.. TtSR.'' gas. as sHSo seP1ei. 6 Gu.
it.. demonstrator, with deep freeze.
Sacrifice at S125. Installation not
be seen ct AMERICAN TRAILER CO..
4 1920 Wis. ave. NV. until 9 pm.
REFkiGERAToR. Gibson. 8 Gu. Ag IT..
REfsRR9IGGlERAroR-1s5a Norge. elS ief.
fonsS,s nand; s S Gu sts4a IT,; de luxe; very rea-
REFRfGERXfoRVseryel; approx. 8
Gu; It.; good cond.; S32.50. OIL. f.
R55E;sGiGEnAroF, i5;I: GER! Es' GU, #, .s.son-
st9 AEso se2Es sssESe ssC CO. ks S-sssS sssS
1915 Fairmont st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley- -Shelvador,
holds I5ze 90 pounds of storage. wa.
REFRiGERAToR, old oE, in good
TTpnning 30 condition. s25. Phone
REFRIdEiRSAiToR. RRfG iSAiToR II Gu. IT,, rrisi-
daS,,IT dairs; Srper,jreeze so5H chest: eysslIent
sa'a n:sa q! slss
sortment. from $40 up. Some with
] fREDERicKs. sSoS izt6 &. s''' nv.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
CAMERAS

Only the best types! Movie outfitsI
Pay top prices. BRENNER PHOTO.
933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434. :.
CEMENT MIXER, good working con-
Ddiasi%9oN6S dsiS9 Sa1I 11EIWKEELki9 Wi ki9sss 81 sny oescr,p
ERNEST sURK 614 18th St. NV,
DIAMONDS. gold. platinum. etc;
MARKEL, $40 F street NV.
DIAMONDS, gold, silver. We pay
highest cash prices; See us. first.
RE. 7-2075.
LAWN AVN MOWER and csc.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
WATER HEATERS

money down. As little IS S. per
month sHSPiESo 1q iESYr pEHMsiNo e. SalIi co.
To. 2siSoo. 3o66 Georgia Ave. NV.
wsHDESS new lincoln. IESck soo smp soaD 4Dey dMe
fT oSSssylens Sat Alum hA eeEsS elosinr
out broken sizes, nneT. dbls; ! hung;
SAIsaG e. BsetResds. st1s GN9Sssss 81. sNsssaL LUMBER
WINDOW SASH, "a. glazed. 6-over g: :
also shutters, 90 screen doors and
windows; fedecorating. EN-. 3-61 IA.
WIRE RECORDER. Webster chicago,
portable. 8 spoois Of wire. mike and
c2TEsiRfas i1ifasi RfEffst rS%eroEEo fNRe Eo D. 0R749
Skdys:, MIR. TooME. Jr.. IA.
ElSESSi SILVER. new, eompIet. @1s
lss pcs pcs; Simple de design IL Ideal for
with Special table. sls5. Cali sun
sERvEf fiEi AfaTi ELRGTfic Raa1eI Wonder Bar:
for sale s1oo cash. 7410 Alaska
R.-P. AMPLIFIERS, speakers. turn
tables. cartridges; reasonable. Call
Will sWAP.what have your An
niversary Speed Graphic and Access
SorieS. Call after 8 pm, WO. 6-13S7.
3-DRAWER MAPLE DRESSER, with
wall mirror, $50; 4-drawer maple
chest. $50; maple bedroom chairs
with cushions, 81 each; one 36-inch
maple corner table for Hollywood
beds. SIS; mahogany lamp tables,
81 each: black lacquer dinette set
with chest, $25; lamps, 81 to 81.
RA. 3-S257.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

S-S.
= STANDARD L. c
Smith mch., in excellent condition
rHPEwRfdERR SSlE 4and e. L. nc smith EM hs%s1e ;S.t
6uils uJilss good condition. ss5. D1
TYPEWRITERs. ports. stands. al
makes. recondittons; bargains;
new ports from S6s.50 up
Easy terms. Call today. CO. 5-4625;
Ek; CIRCLE. 1112 G4th st. NV. DI
TYPEWRITER. Remington portable;
Singer sweeper, TV. sun lamp. ten
MS rscauets, small wardrobe trunk,
TYPEWRITER. Royal, standard,
brand-new,. never used. will dis
count: no dealers; small table. CO.
TYPEWRITER. late model. 1s-in. car.
magic margin; Smith. See. today,
Meekdaess aEanfae sR asss5E' ays Rockville Ma
TYPEWRITERS; Royal. Remington,
Underwood, L. c. Smith: S25 and
up. All in good working order
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 201o i4th
st: w. Hu. 3-5121
rage. elite tyre. 0y With iSinsn iSlRey Ssci. eai.
NAL tabs. WO. 6-4161.
TYPEWRITERS. port: (newl; free
home dem: 81 wk. LET GEORGE
n9 assxa E4. S-1424: eve.-Sgn.'
Go' 4~eooo. -2o
Evening star., 1953-04-19
WASHERS

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See our ad under APPLIANCES Of
Silver iI1S RAeSsR esPsRR1Na GAS & ELEc. CO..
$50 Bonifant st. JU. s-8O38. rs
WASHERS-DRYERS
Automatic and wringer types, from
S75 UP. Compare our low prices on
beth aEso nsy and used. Open ewes.
American Service Center
55S N. Gleebe Rd., Arl.. Va.
WAsHING MAA!CIHTNE, A!I 1881 -o Bendix
u RisIaRatic; sIN $19; ;,N Il. 4ras72 aasd o,..n
$50. Can EN-. 2-i972. 4935 18th
';s s,.Ia MACHINE; oE, pump; s,ss ss-
wSsHNS sslsfhn eonditaHn M%chNE HSa LII ksn&oTs
wringer: 9-lb. load; / y. old, excel.
WASHING MACHINE : Launderall.
S75; dble. sink. lge., $40; cofiee table.
mahog;; glass top, $25. $ S51S Maple asp !
MMACHING, M 1ai G,d T1Z aanS .sgs auto
ss5p! sS5po'ns RX. ?3.ss{y65ss. y5s olo' s00o c0no''
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto
matic, perfect condition; $120. IA.
MACHINE-GE; in excel.
cond.: sac. II. 6-512l.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, semi
automatic, excellent condition. $75.
LA. 6-7S92. go
WATCH, lady's, 14-kt. yellow gold
filled,, 17-jewel Hamilton. $40. Ju.
WATER HEATER. gas. automatic.
Merton 80 gallon, excellent condi-
tion, S25. IA. 9-6307.
WATER HEATER, electric, Universal.
62-gal.. in crate. with warranty;
$50. LA. 6-5573, MR.. RICHARD.