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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Redskins Lose To Sandusky;
Face Ashland Here FRIDAY
BY JIM RUDDocK
Special News Writer

The Sandusky Blue Streaks
went wild in the third quarter
here Friday night as they let loose
with a bewildering fast break to
turn a close game into 67-44
licking for the Redskins. Port
Clinton plays host to a strong
Ashland quintet here Friday night.
In the first half it looked as if
the Redskins might pull an upset
out of the hat as they left at the
intermission trailing by only five
points, $500. But in the third
quarter the Blue Streaks came
back strong with a fast-break that
broke the backs OF, the Redskins
as it has in many years in the
past.
In the first half it was the beau
tiful set shots and drive in shots
by Bill Jacobs that kept Port
Clinton in the running as he col
lected IL of the 20 points scored
by Port Clinton in that stanza.
1t was the brilliant driving and
shooting of Chuck Acierto that
kept the Blue Streaks in the game
the first half and spelled victory
for them in the second half.
Albert Woodman played his US
ually fine game and came up with
second high scoring honors for
Port Clinton with 13 points. Jim
Peltier and Bob Carter did a fine
job on rebounds for P. C. as did
Woodman, but they were no match
for the taller, huskier boys of
Sandusky.
Port Clinton also experienced
trouble getting the ball down the
floor and getting it in for shots
and there were many poor passes
that made it easier for Sandusky's
fast break.
Joe Lukac's reserves came up
with their fourth straight win as
they held Sandusky down to prac-
tically nothing in the fourth
quarter. They, worked their zone
effectively to stop the scoring Of
two Sandusky lads who were six
foot six inches tall. Diminutive
guard Bob Twarek again led the
scoring with IL points. Bernie
Tibbs and Marvin Ohm were next
high with eight points apiece.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
NEW 1 CHAMP n
HEADLINES
NIT SHON

Countrywide interest is beins
demonstrated in the big boxing
show sponsored by the Oak Harbol
Boosters Club in the high school
auditorium there Saturday night
One of the feature attractions
viii be the appearance of Archie
Moore, newly-crowned light heavy
weight champion of the world.
It is expected that Moore will
officiate in one or more OF the
bouts.
~Cloyse Lehman, matchmaker
said today that the show will fea-
ture club matches instead OF in
dividual contests.
Advance ticket sales point to a
large attendance, Lehman stated.
All proceeds will be used for the
construction of a press box at the
Rocket athletic field.
Ducats for the show may be
purchased in Port Clinton at the
Lake Erie Sports store.
Z. R. Barfield of Port Clinton
is entered in the open class as is
LYLE Smith of Gibsonburg.
Nine novice boxers are entered.
They include Whitley Whitman, Of
Genoa; Clark Lieske, Jim Madison
and Dick Marvel, of Oak Harbor;
Otto Master, Rocky Ridge; Hugh
Baxter, Rocky Ridge, and Don
Couture, Lawrence St. Clair, and
Larry Jacobs, Oak Harbor.
Three Fremonters, Lowell Beat
tie, Ray Franks and L. McGrady,
also will box in the event.
Members of the committee ar
ranging the show include Clarence
Seawater, Robert Teeman, Stan
Rosbitski, Howard Apling Gin
charge of ticket sales), c. j.
Casey and Mr.. Lehman.
Pairings as announced early this
week for Saturdays card are: 116
lbs.-Marvel VS.. A. Ross, Lima;
125 lbs.-Baxter VS.. Opponent un-
named as yeti; 1872 lbs.-Whitman
VS.. McGrady; 1877 lbs.-Madison VS..
J.. Goodman, Lima; la lbs.-T. R..
Barfield, Port Clinton, VS.. Jim
Fallen, Lima; lat lbs.-Jacobs VS..
S. Higgins, Lima; 149 lbs.-Beat-
tie VS.. J. Snyder, Toledo; $50 lbs.
Noble VS.. H. Grothjan, Toledo:
158 lbs.-Franks VS.. A. Watkins,
Toledo; 100 lbs.-Don Couture VS..
Opponent unnamed as yeti; 165
lbs.-St. Clair VS.. D. LeBeau, To
ledo; 174 lbs.-Smith VS.. (oppo-
nent unnamed as yeti.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

pro ranks.
Kramer, who is promoting a 90
city tour told General Manager
Andy Mulligan of the Sports Are
ma over the long distance phbne
today that the matches have pld
out in nearly every city, includ-
ing Los Angeles, New York, Chi
cago, Cincinnati and Louisville,
and that this is the greatest ten
mis- tour ever scheduled.
In the first IL matches, Sedgl
man held a 6 to 5 lead over Kra-
mer with one match not being
counted because the first set went
to 22-20 score for Sedgmen and
the match couldn't be completed.
Saturday nights hockey game
will be a continuation of the Sec
ond place battle the Mercurys
have been waging with Troy for
the past month, and if Toledo can
win this one, Coach Doug Nc Caig
thinks he can lead them into Sec
ond place in the standings. Gin
cinnati's great team already is vir-
tually assured of first place.
Game time for both the tennis
and the hockey is $50 p. m. There
will be a special students ticket
at rs cents for the tennis. Student
tickets for hockey are SO certs,
and children under IL are ad-
mitted free if accompanied by an
adult.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Attractions
At The Arena

.There'll be two outstanding
sports attractions at the Toledo
Sports Arena this weekend with
four of the worlds greatest ten
mis- players performing Friday
night, and the Toledo Mercurys
meeting the Troy Bruins in an In
ternational League hockey game
Saturday night.
Frank Sedgman, worlds anna
teur tennis champion, and his fell
low Australian, Ken McGregor,
who paired with Sedgman to win
the Davis Cup for Australia and
then turned professional, will
meet Jack Kramer, worlds profes-
sional champion, and Pancho Sc
gura. the colorful player from
Ecuador who is rated No. 2 in the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Lambert and Floro
Lead Bowlerettes

Janet Patchett Lambert and
Vera Floro led the bowlerettes
this week in the Thursday Night
Women's League. Janet's POI held
big margin over the nearest high
single game but Vera led in series
total, 514 to 513.
Mrs. Floro bowled games of 1874,
IT'S and 155 for her 514 total while
Mrs. Lambert opened with 159 be-
fore hitting her big POI total, and
finished with a 153 effort.
Other leading bowlerettes in this
league included: Carol Peterson,
1877; Edna Boyle, 169, Betty Puff
fenberger, 1853 and 1870; Evadna
Kott, 180.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

One Of the greatest tennis play.
ers in the world, Frank Sedgman.
pictured above, will be at the
Toledo Sports Arena Friday to ap-
pear against Jack Kramer, worlds
professional champion. Sedgman
not only won the worlds amateur
title. but he and Ken McGresor
won the Davis Cup for Australia
three years ago and successfully
defended it each year until they
turned pro in January for a re-
ported sum of 100000 for a 90
city tour Of the United States. His
appearance in Toledo will be his
only appearance in this area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Granstafif Handling Fourth b
Annual Handicap Tourney

Rod Granstaff, manager of the
running at the Clinton Recreation
here from Feb. through March
8, predicted today that the entry
list would break all records by
exceeding 500.
Last year 47O entries were re-
ceived and Mr.. Granstaff said that
more than 200 already are in which
far exceeds the 1852 list at the
same date.
Headlining the list Of entries
are Steve Macy and Johnny Klares,
Of Cleveland.
Macy was named Bowler of the
Year" for the nation last season
and carries a 212 average In the
first television show in Cleveland
he rolled 200 game while Klares
on the same night shot 297.
The pair were ABC doubles
champions last year, land their
appearance here at 10 am, on
Feb. Is is expected to draw a
large crowd of bowling enthusiasts.
The Clevelanders are bringing
a scratch" squad of Is men, all
of whom carry 200 or better aver
ages.
Granstaff announced that the
prize list probably will exceed
$4,000, with guaranteed prizes Of
first place, $3.50: second, $3.50;
and third, $100.
Last years winner was Albert
Johnson, of Fostoria, a 170 aver
age bowler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Elmore Cagers Win
Over Genoa, 1858

In a nip and tuck battle, Ell
more defeated Genoa So to So in
Sandusky Bay Conference game
Friday night.
Dick Dolph with II and Don
Bittner with Is set the pace for
the winners while Bruce Sherk
had % points for Genoa.
Elmore reserves, led by Paul
Neeb with 36, won the preliminary,
81 to %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Oak Harbor Trims
Lakeside Quintet

Overcoming a first half deficit
Oak Harbor's Rockets racked UP
win over Lakeside Friday night
81 to AZ, for a Sandusky Bay
Conference victory.
1t gave the Rockets a season
record of six wins against four
losses.
Dave Mylander led Oak Harbor
with II points while Lucas was
high for Lakeside with 18.
The Rocket reserves won, 43 to
%.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
From where | sit :. by joe Marsh
Surprise Ending!

That rattle for our Volunteer
Fire Department went over fine.
We're going to have money to get
a new engine-and then some.
Our local merchants really
donated some wonderful prizes.
Like Buzz Ellis, the radio-TV
dealer, giving that big television
set >. and the Superior Motors
putting up brand-new car.
There was a humorous note,
too. The prize of a years supply
of coal-donated by Baker Coal
Yard-was won by Mrs Thayer,
whose husband is the biggestfuel-
oil dealer in the county! What did
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
TUNE IN TO THE
OTTAWA COUNTY NEWScAST
AT 4:30, MON. THRU FRI.

and to test the effects, if any, of
fishing on the areas.
The council said the survey will
cost $4,000 each for the lake and
bay projects and $4,000 for the
river survey.
The plan entails the netting
and tagging of fish in the lake
and bay and for an investigation
in the river.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
How to Tree,
Painful Piles

itching, simple Piles, get CHINAROID from
your druggist See how fast It usually
soothes away pain, soreness, itching, nerv-
BUSINESS See how it cools fiery burning and
helps shrink and heal swollen tissues,
Wonder-soothing CHINAROID must prove q
blessing to you or money back Is guaranteed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30


Mrs. Thayer do with the coal?
She gave it to a church she's not
even a member Of. (Her Church
uses her husbands fuel oil.)
From where / sit, that's real
generosity. But then, Mrs. Thayer
never did believe in dividing
people into groups. She's "for"
everybody - whatever church
they go to, whether they like Tv
or radio, people who enjoy tenn
perate beer, people who don't. A
really Darns-hearted person.
4Ie M44<
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

BOWLING

At the end of the first half of
the bowling. season the team
standings of the U. S.. Gypsum
League are as follows:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
Local Riflernen
Defeat Visitors

Norwestern Ohio Indoor Small
Bore Rifle league match at Erie
Ordnance Depot, Tuesday pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30
BOWLING
THURSDAY MITE WoMEN's

Thursday Night Handicap League
Evening star., 1953-07-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

GEORGETOWN vICINITY-Lovely
,sfss refss. rd ana pScne BIO o'VVo VIZ. eaS7sR. I
KENNEDY NEAR l6th-Large room,
TrrisidaiiTso; 9 re- next to bath; $40 week.
ss4s h 9sssSosi as3S 81. N.w.-1srse. cool. @lI re-
GOOD NV; very nicely furn.. studio
rm., hot plate and refgr.. utils.; eX-
Gel. transp.; $50. RA. 3-9462;
s4a NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-Rooms
1sas 18TH ST. .N:w.-Larse room,
twin beds; good location; no chill
BTDRM., KIT. both front; compl
fprn,; Incl. linden, dishes, unlim.
6ysiines: is min: sa downtown. No
81 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-Newly
dec; lge. bed:liv. rm. comb. with
lge. complete kit. adjoining bath.
NICE. LGE HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
furn.; I NV. sec. &C. RE. 4-a4ai. III
1850 18th ST. N.W.-1st f.; bed-sit.
rm.. lsss,, closets complete kit. pvt.
I447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-S14 wk. for
2; SIT wk. for 8. Also 3 connect
ing rms. will accommodate 3. $21
wk. No drinkers. AID. 4-97S0. -13
1916 FAiRMONT ST. N.W.-Large
room and kitchen. All conveniences.
NEAR EAT 'H1pFej SuPoNr c1RcLE-completely
1242 21st st. NV. ME. S-5473:
orurr rprr-roo, .+,,a,o -r,SSA
Tefgr:. clock radio. TVs airfoam;
1914 e. 18th ST; NV; = Lars Large :: rnl::
$12.50. Also for S11 per week.
2418 PA. AVE. N.W.-2 Ink. rms,
new refgr.. clean, good transporta-
1901 % PARK RID, Nw.-Lse. furn.
front rm. and lge. bright complete
kit; $50 mo-, incl. utils. AID. 4-16S4.
LARGE STUDIO RIM. running water.
gas stove. refgr., dble.. $3.50 wk.;
sgle. $s.76. Apply 1349 Columbia
PRIyATE ENTRANcE-s-rm, unit,
SIS wk. Running water. Overlooking
Union Station Park. SOL 2nd st. ne.
coLoRED@1sth 5i SIIeo ST. NV, e76d6-
room for couple: sgle.; refrigera-
CoLoREED-slNGLE RM. with stove
and refgr.; on 2 carlines; privileges.
Call Ii. 6-94S1. -16
Evening star., 1953-07-10
APARTMENTs FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL--Ont
room kit and bath. completely
furn. conditioned apt. tub and
shower; SIS to 81 per day for OF
2 people, full hotel services. no time
limit. goo goth ST. st NV n MA. sI54g6 5nt;r,
2nd fir. liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath;
NV. SECTION-Cool. 1st fr.. 2 bed
rms, liy. rm, kit. din. bath util ;;
ga girls; $50 ca. Ju. 9-2656; IL
ARL,; attractive eS e9mfortable @ erSh duplex lex
pvt; entrance. Conv; to Pentagor
GEoRGEfowN, faS & Sal charnins: IA nnssl airy,
rms, {g@ open . poTeh' sgSl' lge. kit; SSs'
500 o. 4 81: ST, Li3e! N.E.as rms: and bath
rated; all utilities, furnished. Open
GE0RGETOWN-Newlv decorated;
rms. KIT. and bath: in small apt
bldg; Cali Ma. s-64sa or ewes. "a
DtAsVyEEHiS1PoRT TERRACE APTs.Ion,
hedrm., living rm., kitchen and bath
and spacious; S125 mo. once, 3511
Davenport st. NV. EN-. 3-1912.
174O p ST. N.w.-"The churchiir
bath; maid serv.; linens; $50 yk
Afk. .CoS6iil1oNED. etnciency apis
with or without maid serv.. by the
day Tesk Eses or ~9nsf c9RIoS essu'fd aoUsG SaR
ALLISON Ills W's sr. NV. 41-4 rms. ant
bath, pvt. entrance; 10 Minis. tc
downtown; newly furn., suitable fol
4 ladies; S120 mo-. incl. utils. re
APTS.WModern hath, pvt. entr.; NV
nr. everything. Call ewes. or before
MT. PLEASANT AREA-comf.. COO
efficiency apt SIS, incl. utilities
E L 4cAPifoGS sfeiS' sr.-Lovely 2-rm. iron
BACHEsL6R APT. maid service cen;
tr ally located. Cali DI 7-0S20.. Ill
DIPONT CIRCLE, 1905 10Th st. NV
Two bedrooms, living room apS a1S
kIdI1 kitehen; ~ owRer w a.asRa %ast su0let' AD
PORTER ST. OFF CONN. AvE.-Com.
pletely and nicely furnished apart
ment: living room. 2 bedrooms
Kitchen -dinette, bath. foyer. clos.
cts: adults only: $3.50 month. ,Wo
BACHEiL.oR APTs.-For 1 or 2 per.
and switchboard service; rates from
S75 sos per month includes, 2 meal:
per day. References. Call MRS
MI. PLEASANT-3 rms. and bath
2nd G05 snpl Nn 7s984 eSHple good g tEans
TAKoMH PARKEs rms, Kit. and
reis. please. JU 5-5OSO. -::l2
1&4s ONTARIO PL.. for 8 girls o.
couple: children welcome. HC. 2
MOST HosT' ATTRACTIVE - Newly dec.
Iiv. rm.. bedrm... kitchen; pvI. bath
transp.; sn1 tsi 500 and '$1oo. JU. a-T$47
SILVER SPRING - Well furn. cool
apt; conv. transp.; suit: for en-
ployed couple; SIS mo. JU. 5-Sl93
MT. PLEAsANT-Newton st. nr. 10th
Ho ST ~; sySsi7, lse' rms kis'' pvt Ia 9a'h
1s3s "a N. F ST. N.w.-At reduced rates,
comp. furn. 2-rm bsmt. apt; was
$50. now S45. Another larger one,
twin beds, was S67.50, now $50 mo.
Also / on 1st ar. -12
1920 10th ST. N.W.-1-rm. enc
apts.. S6240 to 1920 per mo
See res. mgr. or call 931 II st. NV
WASH. HOUS. CORP. -l6
and hall: S22 per wk: HU. 3-7925
and bath; conv. transp. 1242 21si
. Ct. NV. NE. s-647S. liz
Evening star., 1953-07-10
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont }

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 10Th st. NV.
single rm.,. 4 windows, semiprivate
bath; gentle home; gentleman. 1Os
MASTER. BEDRM., with pvt. bath;
dbl. and sgl; rms, beautifully furn.
NJ; 18th st, bus and 14th st. carline.
ADAMS SiIi Mill RD., opposite parf-
Room with den. beautiful: unlimited
phone; best transp. Ho. 2-91S2.
2OOe KALoRAMA RD.-Nicely furn..
per yk;. sele.; S12.56 dble. Phone
1914 81 Ids6Ss 1ssh sr. N.w.-1f you want want a
room with run. water and elev. serv-
1850 GfRxRWD W ST. N.w.-only $3.50
Tkly v,6G,. for nice. clean cool 2ndstir'
1873 slnsif Z ESGm 81. NV, right downtown @Rs =
next to bath: 81 wkly. Ia
1885 N. H. AVE. 1.-THE Panamanian"
Unusually large, cool single rms,
near bath; $3.50 wk. up. Ia
1884 QUE ST.-Nicely furn., sgle.
rooms: $3.50 wk., with run. water !;
81 wk. without lavatory. Ia
MASTER BEDRM.. with. twin beds;
nice, airy rm.; pvt. bath. 2 closets;
nicely furn.; prefer men. RA.
1881 PARK RID. Nw.-Large. airy
front room; adj. bath; private
AIR-COOLED-Refer.. clock radio.
TV. air-foam mattress, newly decor,
pvt entr. S9-$l2. 2147 F ST.. Elk.
s3os 19th ST. N.w-and nr.. single
or double rooms. transp. at door;
Evening star., 1953-07-10
FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN ToPsoIL. best quality. any
landscapinr. LU. 1-5563. @i2
RoTo-TiLLER, Model r; like new.
S17o or best offer. JU. 9-3676.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoll. 5lu.
go' ggcsd!nE. Mas CAN 8 pm to 10 P1 Pm.
SOD. blue grass, by acre or yard
close-in olney, Md. Fulton s-5sl4
STRAW AND SECOND CUTTING
faifa. $40 TON: at the ~Oi farm N
sTARK BROS. lc sale fruit trees
shrubbery. flowers, etc. Everything
guaranteed to grow. HA. 2-74OO.
POWER MOWERS. new, $5s.25 and
Also sood used model models. MA MALoNEY's, oiiI Is
INC; Sl26 Ga. ave. Sill; sprg.
Ms:AlLONEY's. INC, S126 Ga. ave-.
LASDscARING AND TREE SERVICE.
ssnaieas. FoUsE l. sTfS refs JE infH9Ss[S {os4S
JE; 2.2S43. JE. 3-0S7S
TREE REMOVAL. topping pruning.
fRsE sssns sERScE 81 ap r Fss S4s4s IS
BLUE GRASS SOD on prompt de,
livery. You lay It, GREENWICH
FARM NURSERY 10 2-49SO
|BULLDOZER AND LOADERS-Grad.
free: UN. 4-s533: nights. AP
TOP SOIL for sale. Reasonable
/. NJ. NORTHERN. Ell. 6-366S. --12
RICH TOPSOIL@JA. 7-6627. 10
WE CONSTRUCT fiagstone walks
patios, and dry stone walls. Give u.
call. HYATTSVuILE NURSERY
WA. 1924.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
FARM 8 GARDEN Cont

NEW EoUIPMENT-l a c. Cub
super A, c. Il and ~ tractors
plows. mowers. rakes. forage haf.
vesters. corn pickerS. balers. drills,
wagons. heavy-duty discs, hammer
mills and shelters. New Holland bal.
ers, forage haryesters. blowers
saws cement mixers and discs;
New idea mowers. fakeS. corr
pickefs. spfeaders. elevators. wa.
gons, leaders wagon unloeders
bodies, spYayers. lime and ferti-
nzer dist; Brillion grass seedefs;
Myers hay conditioners. baler and
binder twine. Parts and service.
MALONEY'S. INC. Silver Spring
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. MALoNEYs
tNC.. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-3333
L n. C. CUB. Is low q $745 for
INC. Silver Spring. Nd
USED EQUIPMENT-Ford tractor
Case with mower H with cYltiyatS9rs' S.s
ip. in John Deere picz; o1@is;in. nc
Rloy sy :oDper %DDa p'fkes @oweT SS Is Hsr
vester thresher with motor. HIM corn
planter manure .spreader. elevators
and garden tractors. MALONEY'S
WE ARE SPECIALIZING in trimming
and spraying evergreens at this
time. Free estimates and reasonable
prices. HYATTSVILLE NURSERY,
WA, 7-2274.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
ROOMS FURNIshED-N.E.

TWO NEWLY DECORATED, nicely
furn. single rms, next to bath. in
pvt. home; conv. to eVerything;
LARGE, FRONT ROOM with semipvt
bath: / blk. from transp.; $50 mo
Call II; 6-S40T after 2 pm: IL.
COLORED-1OOS R.: l., AVE; Ne
Cali LA. 6-4972. Ill
COLORED-3976 AMES ST. NE
Large dble. room for couple, kit
Pr65da PrtT1Ic; is0 2 ssle' rooms: &-1b bo'
CoLORED - PRIVILEGES, double
room. 426 4th st. ne. Ii. 3-163S.
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM. nicely
furn., next to bath, refined settled
lady: quiet neignborhood; cow. to
transp. 7th st. near Md. ave.. 10
C0I0RRaED-N1CE FRONT ROOM 70,
couple or single person; home privi-
leges. Ii. 4-6l:i4.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
TERMS AVAILABLE
PENTHOUSE MODERN
514 10th ST. NV.
Ask for Warehouse Floor
HOURS:
OPEN THURS. 90

FURN.-Antique rocker. $40; solid
cherry chest, S35; secretary. $50;
walnut chair. SS: misc. tables. TV,
radio o-phono.. china, rugs pictures
FURN.-1 drop-leaf mahog. table.
dining room oak table, china closet
and matchine chairs, 3-piece wal
nut double bedrm. suite. 3 mahog.
desks, porch glider. studio couch
Also 900 mtscel. chairs Phone ol
FtkN.@Kreu baby Grand, excel.
tone, S225; p bed, springs, matt.
$40; student desk. So; Duncan
Phyfe dining table, S15. JU. 9,l1Os
at SI,700. Sacr., $3.50 or best offer.
Cali EnRleSide 14S-J for appoint
FTRN.-s-pc. URN, sectional sofa, light
green, $50 $50, excellent Sea9ly SeRd neT sso
$50. 10. 5-5103: evenings.
used mos. $95; westinghouse g.
cuff. refgr;. excel, cond;a 1l9;; q;
3 for 5000; sofa and chair. $50: ma
hogany coffee table, $40. XII. S-93S6.
FURN.-New din. rm set, solid ma
hog, modern design; includes table
with extension leaf. 4 chairs; 81, CHINA nina
blond oak table and spiral antenna.
All in superb condition. Reas. prices.
Going overseas, must sell. PHONE
TIE. g. 1902. -12
FURN.-Bed- d-davenport, 2 foot, made
to order, with slip cover: peri. cond
SS5, you haul away. OIL. 4-753S.
FURN., contents of home: elec. retgr;,
ironer. rugs; highboyS: misc. Mr..
PRUNER, AID 4-9S29. 1@'
FURN.-Dinette. lovely mahogany
eond., coD ss5. Jo. s-O@32. -I2
FURN.-st ldio coucn. 2 lse. chairs;
3 small lamps, l floor lamp, 3 end
tables. cocktail table, 9x12 rug with
S-15e5. Reasonable. -12
FURN.-Three complete rooms, incl
mod liv. rm suite & mos. old, TV,
rugs, drapes, ETC.; swell buy fol-
newlyweds; desire to sell immedt-
ately. May rent apt. II wish. HE
4-5a95 after $50, Saturday any
time. Ill
FURN.-Antique marble-top table
ssPper0fE; spe' En-. = 4a-yosa y6oss;a old good Sfo cG9d,
FURN.-Hi-boy, Queen Anne. bon.
net top, mahogany; peri. cond.
$50. EN-. 2-30S2. 10
FURN.-Double bed. blond. inner.
spring; chaise lounge: 4 dining
chairs. Reasonable. KE. 7-ll6"
GARAGE DOOR, 7xs overhead. 3 sec
ttorls: reasonable. Cau after & pm
weekdays. JE. 2-6642. liz
GARBAGE DIsPOSERS u2I, new
1862 WestinGhouse, List $134;;95
CARLTON. ST 3-6100.
GAS RANGE, Kenmore, automatic
oven, griddle, bro!ler; perfect con-
dition. Air conditioner: good con.
dition; SO. LO. 5-373H. -12
GAS RANGE. brand-new. oven con
troll, apt. size; cost originally SIPS
sacrifice. RA. 6-2163. 10
GAS RANGES. new. used. $3.50 up
installation PEERLESS SALES
2237 GeorglA ave. DE. 1866
Oil. coal and woo6 ranges. ACMI
STOVE. l01I 9TH NV, MA a-S952
GOLF CLUBS-Lady's, matched. :
woods. irons bag; S27. Cart. S12
JU. 5-S911. after pm.
GROCERY STORE FIXTURES-Wil
sell for 9 fraction of original cost
Mr.. PARKER, TIE. 6-67OO. Ext
20, XII 9-6294. 10
Evening star., 1953-07-10
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ALEX -Lge. dble. rm. and sgle rm.
In pvt. home Conv. to Natl. Air
port and all buses. Refs. TIE. 6-S2l4 /.
BETHESDA-Large studio rm., desk,
bookcases, cool. quiet. Home prlvi-
COMFORTABIE RM.-Conv. to Pent-
agon. airport. downtown Wash. Near
busline. Gentlemen or settled couple
OF. 4-TS54. OF. 4-SS94. 10
Mr.. N. o. L.-Rooms, 1-2 men; pvt
bath: of street parking: quiet. cool.
COLLEGE 81 fe'G; PARK. MD, 71p5 r. /.
ave.-Double and single RMS; linens
furnished. WA. 7-2606. -12
- Corner: single rm.,
next bath: gentleman: "a blk. Lee
hwy. bus. ia. 4-1434. liz
MT. RAINIER AREA -. l nm. next
bath; pvt. home; conv. transp. Alter
6 pm, WA. 7-793S. -16
SOUTH ARLINGTON-cool. comfort
able rm.. with lge. closet. next TO
bath; conv. transp. to Wash. and
Pentagon. XII. S-6409. IL