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Evening star., 1953-02-06
Ell Poso Open
Continued From Page C-1.)

drawing. "You have to be lucky
on this course" he observed.
There were 13 Withdrawals
yesterday. cutting the field to
1913. These will be trimmed to
the low COS and ties plus all eight
of the amateurs playing in the
tournament with the close of
the second round this afternoon.
Those go into the final SO holes
tomorrow and Sunday
Bolt Also Withdraws.
Haynesworth was burned up at
Middlecoff for leaving the tour
nament, saying "It will hurt us. !"
Especially was it a blow to. the
tournament in the face of the
loss of Tommy Bolt, the favorite,
who had to withdraw because of
a mashed thumb. He suffered
the injury when a car door
slammed on it.
"All the golfers I talked to said
the course was in as good shape
as last year and they didn't like
Middlecoff'S attitude" Haynes
worth added. "The course prob
ably isn't as good as any of
those on the winter tour, but we
did the best we could with it.
There has been little rain, and
a $50. 900 sprinkling system we
installed hasn't been in long
enough to relieve the situation.
Well have a great course next
year when we'll meet the PGA
provisions for a $4,000 tourna-
ment. But ! think, with this
raise in prize money, the PGA
should guarantee that top play
ers will appear"
Mangrum, Demaret Missing.
The Ell Paso Open didn't get
Lloyd Mangrum, the years lead
ing money-winner, and Jimmie
Demaret, another top-flighter
who had not committed them
selves to come here. Mangrum
is visiting in the Texas Rio
Grande Valley and Demaret is at
Houston on business.
Bolt said he hoped to be able
to play in the Texas Open at San
Antonio next week but Middle
coff wasn't sure he would appear
there. II am not committed" he
pointed out. And I may have
to 60 home to Memphis to make
out my income tax report"
Middlecof said he wasn't
blaming the sponsors of the
tournament for the condition of
the course. that they couldn't
make it rain, but that he felt the
tournament should have been
cancelled when it was found that
the course could not be gotten
in shape. Haynesworth count
cred with the statement that the
PGA should have done something
beforehand about the course If
it didn't like it.
why didn't they send some
body down to see about the sit
uation?" he asked.
The tnn On.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
By Bill Fuchs

They answered the critics Of
organized athletics for boys Of
elementary school age last night
at the Congressional Country
Club.
Turning out to show they were
behind the Washington Boys
Club All-Star team cages 1919
winner Of the Santa Claus Bowl
games in Lakeland, Fla, in De-
cember, were host of dignita-
ries.
They included District Com
missioners Renah Camalier and
F. Joseph Donohue, George P.
Marshall, president Of the Red
skins: Jim Tatum. head football
coach at Maryland University;
E. D. Merrell. president Of the
Board Of Trade. and Coaches Joe
Carlo Of Wilson High, Fred Null
vey Of Western High and Roger
Antaya Of Boiling Air Force Base.
Included also were a number
Of football stars and former
greats-Andy Davis. of George
Washington and the Redskins,
Paul Lipscomb of the Redskins,
Bob Ward Of Maryland, 1t. Dom
Fucci Of Boiling, Lonnie Herr
brun Of Wilson and Dick Key Of
Western.
Marshall was POSTMASTER for
this testimonial dinner for the
All-StarS.
Coaching staff Praised.
"Your enthusiasm here is the
best answer to any critics, "
Marshall told the boys. "You
have q very successful coaching
staff and that's something I have
trouble getting at times. I'd like
to talk to them later to find out
how you beat Green Bay.
They're on our schedule next
year."
The All-Stars defeated boys
teams from Green Bay, Wis.
and Wilson, N. c., to win the
Santa Claus Bowl, sponsored by
the Pop Warner Foundation.
Marshall concluded by inviting
the coaching staff-Joe Branzell,
Phil Minke, Don Moreland and
Barney Ross-and the entire
squad to be guests of the Red
skins at their opening home
game next season.
Tatum, principal speaker, said
he felt that the new college rule
on substitutionS, which will do
away with the two-platoon sys-
tenn, will make for higher scores.
'The defense won't be as good" /"
he said. "and all offensive scor-
ing results from o mistake by
the defense.
Sees Higher Type of Player.
1T will make for q higher type
of player he said. 1T will
discipline a boy by forcing him
to do something he isn't particu-
larly talented to do. For example,
pass catcher also will have to
block"
Branzell, head coach Of the
team, defended his boys from
the criticism Of the National
Education Association, which in
recent report criticized organ
lied athletics for boys.
"As to the NEA controversy"
Branzell said. II have never seen
q boy on any Of my teams hurt
In character in any way"
Branzell introduced each boy,
who was awarded q plaque. He
gave particular praise to Johnny
Haley. son Of Pete Haley, direc-
tor Of athletics for the Catholic
Youth Organization in this area.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Healthier, Heavier Blackwell
4 looks to Good YeurWthY Yunks

Toby Atwell and Outhelder Bob
Adds of the Chicago Cubs; Out
fielders Don Mueller and Dusty
Rhodes and Pitchers Roger Bow
man and Jim Mahrt. New York
Giants: Second Baseman Jack
Dittmer. Pitchers Dave jolly and
Virgil Jester. and Bob Manner,
rookie shortstop of the Boston
Braves: Outf1elder Bobby Del
greco. Pittsburgh Pirates, and
Tom Herrin, Stan McWilliams
and George Uhaze. Boston Red
Sox rookie hurlers.
The holdout headaches Of
Hank Greenberg, Cleveland'S
general manager, increased with
the announcement by Larry
Dolby that I'm not even max
ing plans to go to Tucson Qn-
dians' spring training camp)."
Dolby Asking $4,000.
Dolby, American League home
run leader in 1852. is repeatedly
asking for a salary of $25, 900.
The Indians did transact some
business. with the outright sale
of Pitcher Floyd Penfold to In
dianapolis. Penfold has never
appeared in a regular league
game with Cleveland.
At Philadelphia. the Athletics
sold Ed Wright. veteran hurler,
to Memphis. Wright won two
games and dropped one for the
fourth-place AS last year.
The Phillies announced Out
fielder Jack Mayo has signed
his 1858 contract. Mayo. fielding
expert who hasn't yet done too
well against major league pitch
ing, was in $50 games last sea-
son and had an average Of .244
in 119 times at bat.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Guskins Puces Montgomery

Totals 251464 Totals --27 IL 66
Halftime-CU, 24-20.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Fights Last Night
BY the Assoeioted Press

FALL RIVER. Mass.-Ben Maloud
shall Clayton, 13S, Washington (1O).
NEW YORK (Sunnyside TGarden) -
Danny Giovannelli, 141. Brooklyn, out
pointed Claude Hammond, 142, West
New York, N. j. 90. :
PORTLAND. Me.-Billy o'Boyne
143A, Old Orchard Beach, Me-, knocked
out Evan "Uppercut" Roy. 145A, Old
Town. Me. (6).
=, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-Gene '"Tiger''
Jones: Jones, 20 EOS; Camden. nd \. J;, cYtpointoed
OAKLAND, Calif.-Garth Painter, 165,
Salt Lake City, stopped Earl Turner,
15S. Richmond, Calf. 800.
TAcOMA.-Eddie Cotton. 169 Seat
tie; knocked out Ron Whittle. Ill. Salt
Lake City (6).
Evening star., 1953-02-06
NBA Standings

BY the Associotsd Press
VUFCTEnN nWuvcroN
Evening star., 1953-02-06

Bill Gaskins, former st. Johns
star. tossed in 80 points last
night to lead Montgomery Junior
College to a 103-95 victory over
Bulls School in the Silver Spring
Armory.
Evening star., 1953-02-06
Tourney
Continued From Page C-1,

Parkway, December %. On jan
uary 20 he knocked out Harry
BoS at Rouen, France.
LangloiS' record is 52-10-3
since he started in 1947. A
standup. club fighter with an
aggressive style. he is capable of
giving CaStellani a rought night.
Evening star., 1953-02-06

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Minneapolis. 81: New York. 73.
Fort Wayne, So; indianapolis. SO.
syracuse. 83; Rochester. 10 (overtime).
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
New York at indianapolis.
Evening star., 1953-02-06

Five years ago-Barbara
Ann Scott of Canada won the
women's Olympic figure skat-
ing title.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.-Modern 3-pc. sec. sofa in
muslin. $3.50. Ii. 1856.
up housekeeping.
cellent buys. LA. 6-S0S9. 80
FURN.-Jr. size dining set; Z pcs,
old; Si00. OIL. 2-S579. 80
FURN. - 3-piece davenport living
2 lamp tables, glass top, Sl2 apiece;
2 center tables, SIS apiece: / coffee
table, glass top, SIS; three-Way
torch lamp. So: dining room suite,
S130; Apiece mahogany bedroom
suite, in good condition, S1lO; ]
condition, 500; i chifforobe. sS5;
L mahogany dresser, $50; l Sim
mons bed. complete with mattress,
$l2; 4 straight chairs. 81 each; |
iron bed and spring, complete, $40;
| apt. house gas stove, $50; l ice
box, So; l Schick electric shaver,
perfect condition, SD; misc. ARTICLES
FURN.-Walnut desk and chair, $50;
Emersan table radio, SO; Hollywood
bed outfit, 10 in; corner and table
lamps. EN-. 2-7S21.
FURN. rm., S35: dble. bed, S35
sgle.. SO; desk, SO; books, book:
SInI' p.m. i647 Hi Lamont Lam f: St. NV NV Apt. Is
FURN.-Diplomat tlansr. abroad must
sell solid mahog. S-pc. din. .rm. set
as new; Simmons Hide-A-Bed, tapes.
try upholstered, > matching arm
chairs: leather top. mahog. coffee
table; o6 2 occasional chairs; seSU YIN &C; &C;
furnishings Of 2
bedrm. house. including rugs, deer
freeze, auto. ironer, sewing machine
crystal set, etc. JA. 2-1171. -3C
FURN.-Antiaues. Colonial sofa, love
seat. 2 big chairs. Call ,JU. 5-4763
$50. Spring and mattr;, twin: $355'
Maple kneehole desk, S25. Maple
table desk, $40. Uphols. chair. SIS.
Boudoir chair, $40. Table, $3.50.
Orig. water color. $50. New Hoover,
$45. Elec. radiator. SO. Elec,
heater, So. Floor lamps, 81 80.
Swiss ski boots, size g. $3.50. EN-
FURN.-Liv. rm. sofa and chair; s.
piece nah. bedrm. set; a-piece wal
nut din. rm. set; reaS. OF. 4-7964.
FURN. = Studio bed, sofa: chairs,
metal closet, miscel.; dirt cheap to-
day. DU. 7-3951; no
HAAb SAGlAB p4Os AAh. AoHASs w.
rocker, So; coffee table, So. AP.
FURN.@4-shelf, 1ax16-in. cupboard,
it. high. $4. Hollywood Sgle. bed,
SIS. Magic Chef 4-burner tabletop
stove, $35. 3-pc. dble. bedrm. set,
sprg. and mattr., $40. Kit. cab.
Gbreakfront type). SIS. Sun. only,
9 It'll .. 5766 Ga. ave, Apt. /. .
FURN. S H U T TERS - Marble-top
chest and chairs; antique oak chest,
bookcase, screen door, rocker, maple
cane chair, chrome chairs, occ.
chairs, settee. lawn mower, sum-
mer rug, drop-leaf dinette table,
record cabinet, antique chairs. EN-.
FURN.-GE cleo. blanket, dble bed,
dual controls; new, cost 5000; sell
S39.95. Small deep freeze, S125.
Blue and white satin chaise longue.
Rug, green, 24xl2. Antique iron
yard furn. Iron hitching post.
Lamps. pictures, lugRage, etc. MER-
LANDS ESTATE. 1901 Ga. ave.,
II to z Sunday.
FURN. Of Arm. apt. and miscel
pieces, reasonable. ME. S-l746., :,
FURN.-Brkfst. set, $50. Dble. bed,
dble. cot, glider, chest, IS each
LA. 6-0920.
FURN.-2 sets of twin beds: hide-a-
bed; 2 wool rugs, 3 tables. OIL.
4-6C2S after IL am.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Office Furniture

The largest clearance sale OF once
furniture In the history of our COM
pany now going on through Sept. 4.
Desks, chairs. fllinE cabinets. tables,
lamps. etc. at unheard-of savings.
Don't forget sale ends Sept. 4. 1921
L St NV. Ma. S7S24. 3
OIL RURNER and 276-gal. tank; sac
oil fcf BuRSaR. sSHi Wi Wilnamss S.Osi automatic;
also tank; excellent condition. ReaS.
Oil BURNERS. new. ss5; oil tanks.
new, 375-gallon, $40. Dealer over
stocked. Expert installation ar
TaHsed I II Is desired. WA. 1921 or
OIL HEATER. 2 burner: used 3 mos.
Cost S129.es' neew $50. Call after
ORGANS-We rent popular type cleo
tronic instruments with option to
buy. Private lessons available. ST.
$4,000 JORDAN'S. corner 18th
ORGAN-Estey. like new: hardly
used: 4 octaves, portable. RATNER'S
MUSIC STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
ORGAN-Modernized 500. Imperial
love seat, $40: 2 occasional cnairs,
S35 eS.; 3-pc. bedrm. set, mahog.
finish, S10o; misc. items. AP.
RUG, 1e'4sx17s". An
tious Bokarha. Sacrifice. uN.
ORIENTAL Ruc. new: 11xe #. sxto
Eenuinns HeriH Ahsr: sae6. JE.
&-Hd90. -oU
Evening star., 1953-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

IRONER, whirlpool de luxe, used 6
months: $105. Call JU. 7-9175.
JOINER. Delta Homecratt; Ain. SIS.
OIL. 4-7S22. 80
JUICER-Veg. and fruit: lge. comml.
or home; ls h.p. Triturator, lotion
press; $l50: cost S400 new; good
cond., Call MA. S-8094. from S-S,
weekdays.
JUKE BOX. excellent. $50. other
misc. items. OIL. $3.50. 30
KARDEX CABINETS. steel. Rem.
Rand. 5xS cards, 26 drawers each
unit. Al cond. New, $3.50; will take
S1O0. CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV.
KARDEX FILES, 90 drawers 4x6, full
of pockets; barg. Today, CO. 5-4625;
week DI. 7-7372. 1112 14th NV.
KITCHEN SINK, so in, single bowl.
complete with cabinets and hard
ware. SIS. Bendix As auto.
washer S45 Ell 6-3417 40
Evening star., 1953-08-30
TELEVISION
1853 FAMOUS NAKES
BELOW COST
AIMCO TV SALES
oooo NJ -.-hs-4 U,S

SSZU N. washington 0lVQ.
Arlington Va. Open It'll 9. IA. $1,000
TENT, SIS #, umbrella type, with
TENT. 50x110 IT.. complete with
poles, ropes, stakes, ETC.; bargain
JE. 1881 Monday.
TV: Philco, 17-inch console, 1883.
with UHF: used only 3 mos; cost
$500; sserifice for cash sale. Call
~ TEST EQUIPMENT. RcA sweep
generator, WR-5eA: cost S325; will
sell $175 or best offer. WO. 6-S3S9.
Tv 1859 17in Teletone: modern
leatherette-covered table model;
going abroad: SIS or best oher to-
day. LU. 1-1S11 after 3 pm.
TV. 17-in. Motorola: new picture
tube; perfect condition.; reasonable
co. 5-1320 ext. 700
TV, 16-inch rectangular: mahoR. con-
sole with doors; fne reception: $50.
TV1RGA. si-ip deluxe. mahogany
console. full doors. Cost $3.50; sac
rif1ce &275; owner transferred.
Guaranteed perfect. See at ALMA
SHOP, 1913 8. Wash. st.. Falls
TVW1e5a Zenith 17-inch. Excellent
condition. Reasonable. no. 2-2061
Evening star., 1953-08-30
STORE OF WASH,

LOADER-A. c., H. d. 5. good condi-
ton. Reasonable. IA. 7-3l74.
African mahogany. beauti-
full grains. Also paneling. 331 Emer-
son st. NV.
LUMBER, 2x4s, 2xss. 4x4s. sheath
LUMBER-used 2x4s, axss. sheath
Ing, etc. Cheap. JE. 3-3S11, Mon
LUMBER-Cabinet-grade hardwoods
and softwoods. Also excellent Sc
lection of hardwood and softwood
plywood for all purposes. white pine
Raneling and shelving; Masonite,
and wall materials, picture frame
holdings. veneer, Weldtex plywood,
doors and sash: stock and special
millwork. Also quality cabinet hard
ware. Lumber and plywood cut ia
any size. Also mill cuttings of
lumber and plywood for lobbyists
at reduced prices. Open Sat, 8
am. to noon. LANK WOODWORK
CO., 1st and K stS. Sc. Ii. 3-1S0O.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SUNDAY, 10 AM. TO 5 PM.
OIL. 6-72S2

FURN.-Piano. dinette set, rugs.
etc. JU. 5-4I31. 80
FURN.-Liv. rm couch. studio couch,
radio comb. lady's desk and vanity.
AID. 4-697S. so
FURN.-Mahog. pieces. leather top
coffee table: end tables. artificial
new cond.. chintz bedrm., ensemble,
drapes. No reas. oier refused. LU
1-O06O. so
FURN.-Double bed. vanity with
bench. boudoir chair, 2 chests Of
drawers. kidney table. bureau; reas.
FTRN.-MoyinE. must sell; bedFm;.
Hv.- rm.. rugs. chairs, breakfast set.
tables. flrepl. set. baby furn.; Dress
makers model. RA. 6-S164. 80
FuRNi 7;. BuTEuRdSyo demask mahaH 1iv' Ilm rm;
Chinese style, 500. EN-. 3-22O6. 80
FURN.-Leaving town; Apt; furn;'
incl: HOLLYWOOD bed, sofa bed,
ahco Snatrs lamps: oeessiGnsl fs RH s9s4' taS9!sS'
R bed, "a SIS: SIS; : FSIIy- %H:
Si5; ,,II mod; end d,,S.o tables 40 eaGn' pr
green drapes. Ss5; 1o111 tan yool
rug, $50; vacuum cleaner, $15;
telephone table, drop.leaf table
typewriter. camp chair, bookshelyeS'
6sdsspEsads. thrOE rugs; s.o1 and misc; sc
rISS lS2S o R s. NV sAG 81 0ossS4 os. closing
ROYAL typewriter. ile cabinets. ad-
ding machine. Mosley safe, gas
heater. battery charEer. desks.
swivel chairs. Fedder window air
sois h ton. N. s-4656 for appt.
FTRN.&sofa, chairs, mirrors, chest,
sOlia sssos cherry console table etc: ea5 "a
ruRS.GR r1sSS1R way, blond mahoE. din.
dresser, @ sOT; glass TOP; Best offer. Cali
ia. 2-6196 after IL am:
FURN.-Dinipg nm. table, mahog,
any. ir: oval .uIt rennisned; $50
rTRNq SHa.Gn1ns 14 Sd SsF iOvslg ~ 4i7Ss suit.
was $3.50; i2x15 tons.On-tons rug
and pad, was $200: eustom-made
platform rocker, large mirror,
drspes. blinds. dinetts rug. coffee
table. etc. Wnl sacrifice. UN.
FURN.-Winthrop desk. mahoE. china
cab: tcorD, lamps. /. r. chair. drop
, leaf t6lg' dishes drapes. mirrors.
EURN.-Modern light bedroom set,
DON springs mALbEeSSs also mOueTH
living room couch; must sell Quickly;
best offer. ia. 7-5029. 80"
FURN.-I0-piece din. set. fumed oak.
good cond.; -$76 cash: must pay
expenses for delivering. RA. 3-el94.
FURN.-ThrOa-pc liv. rm. suite,
enamel-top brkfst. set, 4 chairs,
china cabinet, bed. rocker, q. lamp.
Price, $50. From 1912, 10. 2-4n46.
FURN.-Youth bed. complete: child's
red leather chair, Q prs. bedspreads,
drapes. OIL. $500. so
FURN.-Living rm. suite, handy table
model refEr.; each not " old: must
2-O716. 81
HURN.-Two match. ioveaeatS, coral;
blond mod. end tables, ANTIQUE
boVeseat and chair: reaS. To, 2-0332.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
WASHERS

WASHERS
go. SIS each. 10. s-9352.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, dyro-
matte matte L;. fully automstic. easy to In
wXsHiING T' NM MACHINE. eGHi % 1enmor.
wrinEer, auto. pump, like new; sac
riflce. $40. RA. 3-1936.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, Gyro-
matte. excel. cond.. S126. KE.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. s-sheet
RA'' slzs' 5.x1ggS1 sas ggSmD' good condition; s1S'
WASHING MACHINE Thor Automatic.
WASHING MACHINE. GE Wringer
type. peri. run. cond.. $50; 2 dining
I'm; I'm; chairs, SO sa.: 1 barrel chair
WATER HEATER, John Wood cleo,
52-gal:. 8 Yrs; old; $50. .JU. 1886.
WHEELBARROW; porcelain-top table;
pull-up chair; dishes; kitchen chair;
high chair: fruit Jars; telephone ta-
bic, chair. 11S No. Oakland, Arl., Va.
WHEEL CHAIR, commodes, elee, refgr.
washer. radio equip, bed davenport;
chairs: lawn mower; ANTIQUES, house
hold. Eds. 2610 Evarts ne.
NEW CHEST OF DRAWERs-6
drawers, S27.b0; 5 drawers, $22.05;
in mshog. or walnut. Call JE.
LEAVING EtfnS FOR ovERsEAs-HsTIli-
CRATER Tv, studio couch. sandbox.
236 Hamilton st. NV. Ant. l. 30
1N7 ,H0M0BILE TRAILER, refgr;
and bottled gas: good eond. Good
buy at $3.50. MENDEL WILSON,
Odell rd., BeltsVille' Md. WE. D.
HAWAII BoUND-Naval oficer and
wife must dispose beautiful lst-
quality Sheared raccoon coat, lovely
styling. furrier's label. REGISTERED.
Sizes Gil; $3.50. Also custom
materials, size SO: $50. JE. 4-095O
Sunday; after weekdays.
N.R.I. profess signal generator,
$27. UN. 4-2420.
EASY SPIN DRiER WASHING MACH
and beautiful rug. 9x12. LA.
KfSMoRE 2zSMSi'Si IRoNER, El.etrolux vac
Uum cleaner with Attachments;
practically new; bargain price. IA.
7-304S or ia. 4-0053.
BARGAHN-Ptng-pons tables. $50;
typewriter, S15: Washing machine.
$50. LA. 6-3747.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
STEEL,

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel, such as pipe, beams, reinforc-
ing steel, radiators. win cut to size
GENERAL WRECKING CO., 1887
Brentwood rd. AID. 2-6177. Il
MACHINE-Excellent;
books, paper, etc; $35. COTTLE'
S604 TunlsW I'd; n;Ts Apt. l.
best otfer. Call 10: 2-9571. 80
STORE FIXTURES
Assorted counters, phonograph-record
rack, standard cash register, desk
and swivel chair, fiuor. light 1ix-
lures; several pieces Of radio, TV
test. equipment; 9-6 Mon. through
Sat. IA. 7-1174. 3
STORAGE CABINETS, wardrobe, met
al G GbaTg9ins S..! Sall y today. G9, s-zS25
inches; 6-isxsc electric battery artery
brooder; single horse drawn farm
implements; 8 hot-bed sash. Vienna
132-W-2 or MA. S-7311.
STOVE: dble. oven, 40 In. vide;
Perfection; gas, WestinghouSe S-cu-
#. standard model refgr.. JE. 2-S179
size oven. top Friddle. like new; used
$500, Ext. 223l.
STOVE. Roper gas, auto. turn Of
broiler and oven, 8 burner. prActi-
cally new. JE. 3-3O29. 80
like new. aluminium, S0;
car bed, 81 or best offer. LO. 1895.
STUDIO COUCH: dinette set; 2 end
tables. Well kept, and reasonably
sTUDTO Couch with slip cover;
good condition.; S26. Call DU
STUDIO COUCH, makes twin bed,
and ap 3 JD5lleeW'' pillows good condition; :$S25 $25
TABLEEMah... drop leaf. ext. ono.
desk, glass top: baby bas3inette;
high chair, sterili1er. WO. 6-4933
TABLE. modern corner blonde wood;
excel; leaving town; sacrifice S16
or best offer. EN-. 2-5145.
3115. Good condition. Sacriflce
price. Call JU. S-2424. Ewes. EA.
TAPE RECORDERS, 2; dual e SPEED
dual track; good condition.; newest
models WebeOr Tapemaster PT-12b
TAPE RECORDER, webcor s1o-1;
excel; cond: Retail, 199; sac, 500
NO. 1883. so
Evening star., 1953-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
RIGS

IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
: SHOP. 1928 iS q St. NV. W ME. s s.44a4. EHtf.
SAFE, size 53-in. tai. 25-in. wide,
2S-in.. deep, cost S525. sell $3.50;
now In use; small safe 36-inches
tall; new retail, S150: will sell 500
SO19 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2231.
SAW. 1O-in. tilt Arbor, equip: wood
lathe, metal turning attach. and Jig
saw OIL. 2-3956. 80
SCALES. Toledo computing, $40: ex-
cellent condition. 303 Center Mar
ket City, DI. G-9104.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, electric,
portable: S1995. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 3109 14th st. NV. co.
SEWING MAcHINEs-clearance 0S sale
on used machines; treadles, portables
and consoles: Prices from $19.95.
SINGER SEWING CENTER. 1910
G ST. NV. MA. 8-01S4. 80
SEWING MACHINE, standard,
treadle. excel. cond.. SIT. ia.
SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore, round
bobbin, console; sews forwards and
backwards; like new; $65. Call
LO. 7-S232.
SEWING MACHINES. Mon, Tues.
only. Round bobbin console. SSg.50;
portable, $49.50. 3S12 Lee hwy.
ia. 2-4914.
SEW NG MACHINE-Phaff; brand
new. cost S156, will sell for half
price; attachments incl. WA. 7-5564.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
TARPAULINS
lowest PRICEs ANYWHRRE. 2BlS
NJ ST NV. FIX. H-3k07

LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE. Zb1S
N ST. NV. Elk. 3-3627.
TEAKWOOD-Nest Of 4 tables; S86.
Church, Va, JE. 4-4776. 80
TELEyISION, Tin. Motorola. EN-
TELEViSIoN. radio-phonograph. Mo-
torola 16". AM-FM 3-speed changer.
mahg.; S166. WA. 7-1904.
AM-FM radio, 16-in
table model, no tube, S35; accordion,
140 bass. SS5. 10. 1880.
TELEPHONE-Have your own private
telephone with call Bell system; good
for mile or more; use only 1 wire;
very economical; operates on
door-bell batteries; Q desk model UP.
right Kellogg, telephones and 100 #
wire, only So; less than half the
orig. value; ideal Christmas present
for junior or dad; will demonstrate
AID. 4-S172.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 21-inch
console; 1854 model: new. in fac
tory carton; sacrifice S199 cash
III S-Q7Q7 40
Evening star., 1953-08-30
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

AFGHAN HOUNDS. min. Poodles and
with show ribbons. South 5-4479
POODLEs - Min, Axe. Imported
champ stock. select. to breed; frtsky
but not nervous pups. Herndon 6S3.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. mala
Arlington. va. IA. 2-7s9o.