davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Yunks 3, Mats 2

Runs batted ln-Vernon, Yost, BOll-
veg. Martin. Two-base hits-Vernon.
Martin. Rizzuto. Three-base hit-Yost.
Home runs-Bollwes, Martin. Sacrifice
-Sain Double plays-hunnels to Ter
wiiliger to Vernon; Tel williger to YER
non; Fitzgerald to RunLels; hizzuto to
Z: New York, z. Bases on baiis-OR
Masterson. 2; of Schmitz, ]; of Sain.
= Struck out-By Schmitz, l. by Sain.
off schmitz, 5 in innings ffaced one
batter in I0tn). Runs and earned runs
or Masterson, 80: of Schmitz. III;
of Sain, 2-2. Winning pitcher-Sain
t9-4. Losing pitcher-Schmitz (2-4,
Umpires-McGowan. Pabarella, McKin-
ley. Honochick. Time-2:26. Attend.
ance-36.2l3.
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Totals 80 424 l2 Totals 80 10 27 13
Grounded out for johnson in 5th.
+Grounded out for Burdette in Sth.
Milwaukee - 900 900 OOO-O
st. Louis 201 O01 1Ox-5
Runs - Schoendienst. Musial (2),
Slaughter, Anderson. Runs batted in
Jablonski (2) Repulski, Musial, Hemus.
Two-base hits--Logan. Anderson Musial.
Musial. Double plays-Dittmer to Logan
to Adcock; Logan to Dittmer to Adcock:
Left on bases-Milwauke 5; st. Louis,
Z. Bases on balls-Off surkont, 4; off
Miller, .. Struck out-zBy johnson, 3:
, innings (faced two in third; off john
son. / in 2 innings; of Burdette, 5 in
3 innings; of Jolly. Q in ! inning. Runs
Johnson, 90; of Burdette. 2-2; OF
Jolly, 90; off Miller. 90. Wild pitch
Surkont. johnson. winning pitcher
Miller (4-4). Losing pitcher---Surkont
lQ-4l Time-2:l0. Attendance-25.2l9..
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Precedent SET
As sWorthiington
Beats Brooklyn
Right-Honder Neors
McQuiIIun's S Record;
Irwin Wrecks Meyer
BY The Associated Press

BROOKLYN. July 11.-Rookie
Allan Worthington made modern
National League history today
by pitching his second shutout
in his second major league ap-
pearance as the Giants rolled to
their eighth straight victory with
a 60 triumph over Brooklyn.
Handing the Dodgers their
first shutout this season, the
rugged 23-year-old right-hander
who came up from Minneapolis
ended Brooklyn's streak of
homers in consecutive games at
"a. one short of the major league
record held by the 1941 Yankees.
The old National League was 10.
The 6-foot-2 newcomer, a for
mer Alabama football player,
choked off Brooklyn's fence
busters with four hits-all sin
giles. The Giants backed him up
with 10 hits. including a three
run homer by Monte Irwin, his
14th. off Russ Meyer in the first
and Bobby Thomson's 18th with
no body on in the sixth.
Held Phils to Two Hits.
Two other National League
pitchers in modern times have
pitched shutoutS in their first
two starts, but both appeared in
relief before they got a starting
chance. Worthington never
threw a ball in the majors until
Manager Leo Durocher sent him
out to start against Philadelphia
Monday. He won from the
Phils, 60, allowing only two hits.
With a string of 18 scoreless
innings. Worthington is within
reach of another record. George
McQuillan of the 1907 Phillies
pitched IS consecutive scoreless
innings in his first big league
work. He worked a scoreless
inning in relief, went back to the
minors, returned to the majors
and then pitched 90 tie in
nine innings. q SO shutout in
six innings and a TO triumph
in nine for total Of Is scoreless
innings. That's the modern
record. And, of course, his first
three starts all were shutouts.
Tim McNamara of Boston in
1922 pitched two consecutive
shutouts as rookie, but he had
seen action in relief before he
got a starting turn.
Five Turned Trick in A. L.
Five American League pitchers
came through with two shutouts
in their first two starts. Joe
Doyle of the New York High
landers (now Yankees), 1906;
Johnny Marcum of Boston, 1888
and Dave (Boo) Ferriss of Bos-
ton, 1915, equaled Worthing-
tons job in their first major
league appearances.
Despite the scoring pace of
the Giants, they still are no
better than fifth place, although
only 5l2 games behind league
leading Brooklyn. Things seem
to be building up to a f1ve-horse
dash to the wire after the ALL
Star game.
Worthington, walking only
one man and striking out seven,
retired the first 10 Dodgers he
faced. Then he walked Teewee
Reese with one gone in the
fourth. Duke Snider followed
with single, the first hit, and
Brooklyn had two r.1en on base
for the first-and last-time Of
the afternoon. The threat didn't
last long, for Roy Campanella
hit into a double play.
The next hit was Billy Cox's
single with two out in the sew
enth. Campanella singled with
one gone in the eighth and
Jackie Robinson opened the
ninth with a single. For one of
the first times in his career, Rob-
inson was taken out for a pinch
runner, Junior Gillian.
AL Dark and Hank Thompson
(See GIANTS, Page CD
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Clemson Names Couch

CLEMSON. 8. c., July IL (P1.-
Don Wade of Lenoir City. Tenn,
linebacker on the 1850 and 1851
Clemson College football teams,
today was named assistant foot
hall coach at Clemson.
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from Toledo had equaled the Carnoustie
course record with SO and his nine-hole
80 bettered any half-round by the fabulous
Texan. One Of the most amazing fea-
lures of Stranahan's play on the final day
was his eagling the 18th hole twice.
Ironically, Stranahan. wasn't even
chosen for the walker Cup team, which
is the equivalent of Casey Stengels leaving
Mel Parnell of the Red Sox, winningest
pitcher in the circuit, off the American
League Al-Star team. ;. Looks as If both
the Walker CupperS and Stengel want to
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Fool a sixteenth of a mile from
the finish of his brilliant victory,
which followed triumphs in the
Metropolitan and Suburban
Handicaps in May. The only
other horse to win the three the
same year was Harry Payne
Whitney's Whisk Broom II in
1913.
Tom Fool, ridden as usual by
Ted Atkinson. also became the
second horse to win the Brook
lyn. inaugurated in 1887, with as
much as 1876 pounds up. Alfred
Vanderbilt's Discovery won with
that weight in 1886, his third
straight Brooklyn victory.
Won as He Pleased.
Tom Fools time was 2:O42s
for the mile and a quarter on a
fast track, but he won as he
pleased and time was no factor.
There was no comparison with
Discovery's time. because in those
days the Brooklyn was only a
mile and one-eighth.
The stakes record is 2:Ol45,
set last year by Crafty Admiral.
who carried only 116 pounds.
Tom Fool beat the Belair
Studs Golden Gloves by a length
and half, with the King
Ranch's High Scud seven long
lengths away in third place.
Fearful of a minus pool, the
management permitted win bet
ting only and the crowd booed
loudly when Cyrus Julien, track
president, presented the trophy
to John Hay Whitney. who owns
Tom Fool along with his sister,
Mrs. Charles S. Payson. Tom
Fool was backed down to to 4
and paid $3.50.
It was the second straight Sat-
urday the track had win betting
only on the feature race. Last
week, when Native Dancer won
the Dwyer Stakes, he paid $2.10
for 81. Only $158,144 was bet
on the Brooklyn. with $106,925
of it on Tom Fool.
Seventh Straight Victory.
This was the seventh straight
victory for Tom Fool. six of them
this year. He had won the Carter
Handicap here June q carrying
135 pounds.
He moved a little earlier than
I wanted him to, as Golden
Gloves seemed to want to bear
out, and I wanted to get around
the turn" Jockey Atkinson
said. so. when he moved, I
kept him going and went right
by Golden Gloves. I think he
was firing a wee bit under that
weight. but he is an all-power-
full horses
Tom Fool ran second to the
pace setting Golden Gloves, who
carried only 10 pounds, until
a half-mile remained. Then At
kinson took off the brakes and
let his mount run. Tom Fool
spun around the last turn and
opened up a good three lengths
by the time they hit the top Of
the stretch with a quarter mile
left. He was only playing with
his four rivals and won with
speed to spare.
Derby Winner Last.
High Scud, under 109 pounds,
got third by a nose over Will
liam ziegler's Bit of Fate with
104 pounds. Trailing in last
place. three more lengths back,
was Jack Amiel's 1851 Kentucky
Derby winner. Count Turf, with
l10 pounds.
The value of the race was
$56,000, and Tom Fool, in max
ing this his 17th victory in 26
starts. earned $4,000. He has
won $474.590, which moves him
from 18th to 18th on the list of
the worlds money winning
horses.
|
Dancer Leaves for Chicooo
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Martins Homer in 10Th Gives Yankees 81 Victory Over Mats
Giants Run Streak Eight on Rockies Second Straight Shuou
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

so COMPLETELY DID Ben Hogan dominate the British
Open that American Frank Stranahan largely
overlooked despite magnificent performance of his
Evening star., 1953-07-12
Tom Fool Equals
Two Records in
Brooklyn Cap
Carries 1856 Pounds,
First Since 1913 to
Win Hondicop Triple
picture on, Page C-5)
BY the Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK. July 11.-Green-
tree Stables great Tom Fool
carried 1856 pounds to victory to-
day in the 65th running of the
Brooklyn Handicap. easily beat
ing four rivals as he became the
second horse to make a grand
slam in the handicap triple
crown.
An Aqueduct closing day crowd
Of 28,968 began cheering Tom
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(See HOGAN, Page ca
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(See WHITE SOX, Page CD
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Hill Coil Eighth, Jomie K. 10th in Race
at Arlington. Poee CTS
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tsee GIANTS. Page CD
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tsee HOLLYWOOD CUP, C-SO
Evening star., 1953-08-26
FARM AND GARDEN

FREEZERS-I. a IL. 10. 20 cubi
lTn nc s!ssSs sl2s Ga ave Silver sOrinG
USED EQURMENT-Ford tractor
Massey Harris. MN model 2. Vac
cult, and grader. Inn 24o cult, p
12-in. John Deere plows. 1-16-in
INC plow. 76 NH baler. 90 combine
Tsp hay chopper F-12 mower. SO
Harvester thresher with motor I'm
corn planter manure spreader. ele
vators and garden tractors MALO.
NEY's INC Silver Spring. Nd
POWER oH HRSSH5 MOWERS CLEARANCE. 4or
off rs. IS. 20 21 IS. 32 in, Rec
and RotsTyg S:I ygys tyres; Set up and Ss seEv- T
,m, a e i,1m cue g. as e:,aes eS MAfoNEYs fca2 ts
new EoUIPMENT@l, H. C. Cub
Super A c Il and NJ. tractors
plows mowers. rakes. forage har-
vesters. corn pickers. oalers. drills
spreaders, leaders. power units
wagons. heavy-duty discs, hammer
mills and shelters: New Holland bal.
erS. forage harveSters, blowers
saws. cement mixers and discs;
New idea mowers, rakes. corn pick
ers, spreaders, elevators, wagons
leaders, wagon unloaders, bodies
sprayerR lime and fertilizer dist;
Brillion grass seeders: Myers hay
eonditioneRs. balef and binder twine
Parts and service. MALoN1Ts
NC, silver 0D11nG.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

airy room for z
with pvt bath. in pvt. home; All
conveniences, good transp.: parking.
Phone ia. 5-s04S. 81
rm.; air cooled: mr.: MIMIC and NH,
transp.: home privilS.: unlim. phone
next to rm.; exclusive neighborhood
OIL. $3.50 after 5 pm. -N
arr RI sleep 5m twin obtinIs, 6sSs semi
NICELY FURN. RIM. next to bath
for young girl. Home PRIVILEGES.
Alex. s min. from D. c. TIE. 6-56S6.
ALEXANDRIA. 10 minis. Pentagon-
Double bedrm.' PVT. bath: $40 mo.
ssie sonl PSe vest mt, I Ida a'3; ave. can msi IN
SPACIOUS. attrac.. corner rm.; adj.
pvt. bath in pvt. home; quiet neigh
borhood; gentleman. ia. 2-1595,
ROOM for rent on busline: i blk.
SILVER TH Sa sPRTNGSs9nny TsfH sum 70 Toom a With
pvt. bath; for gentleman: no other
TAhOMA PARK--Nice comfortable
bedrm.. pvt. entrance; employed
lady; ! blk. from sanitarium. ~
Sill. SPR.-Corner bedrm. next to
bath: consider this your home. kit.
and iaund. privilS. JU. 5-3525.
LARGE SINGLE OR DOUBLE bedrm.,
East Falls Church: bus at door.
ARI.Egas. H. 1-gsSS' rm., ssl or dbl, -ss Close
to stores and transp.: breakfast
privils If desired. JA. S-s417. .-2S
LGE. ATTRAC. RM., semipvt. bath,
Tv, breakfast kit. privils. suitable
for cpl. or 2 women: Sgl., $40; dbl,
$40: Apply RE. 7-093S; ewes, LO.
LARGE. NICELY FURN. ROOM. next
to bath; very comfortable: nice quiet
home: on busline. JA. S-340S. --2S
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1888 IRVING ST. N.w.-sgle.. nicely
furn.. next bath c.-h.w.; refgr., utils
Empl 500. so mo. -2S
DUPONT CIRCLE-Very lge. rm. a
wirdowsl 2nd-h. front with smal
Ink kit. or @ AID. 2-4554. go
1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleepint
rooms with privil. Of reception rm.
kit. and laundry. AD. 2-9446. 81
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS, witt
refrigerator and gas stove: all utils
From S36-S52 no. co. 5-1s52. ~
IRVING ST, mr.. 14th-Nicely fur
nished, lge. front rm.; suitable
or .. NO. 1889.
front. mr.. transp
well furn., refgr., hot plate, semipvt
bath; S12 wk. HO. 2-7704.
5 100 CONN. AVE.--Very lge rm., al
utils., linen service, phone. nicely
furn. Call after 6 pm, WO. 6-9726
1914 18th ST. Nw.-Lee. room
Frigidaire. stove and sink S1l
wkly. or S42 mo. Shown 5-S pm
COOL BSMT.-Refgr.. clock radio
TV. pvt .entr., shower: Sl5. Small
rm.; SO. 2147 st. NV. EX. 3-O653
LARGE Ink. RooM-sink. stove
bath, utiis.; SO wk. NE. s-5096
ONE STUDIO RM. and kit, with pvt
shower bath: quiet person: S15 wk
Apply 1349 Columbia I'd. NV. -2e
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FARM 8 GARDEN tcont. }

MALL CHAIN SAWS. new ana used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S,
INC. silver Spring. Md; JU. S-33S3
COW MANURE, green and well-rotteu
top soil in any quantity that can
be handled yith a Tske; ,WSila5 Wil5 deliye!
BUILDOZERS and leaders. tor grad
ing, excayating and land clearing.
Free estimates. UN. 4-S533; nights,
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
TopsoiI ISan naIn manure; trees shrpbDery' asTX
JE 2:2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
TREE REMOVAL, topping, pruning.
PAULS TREE SERVICE. Lo. 5-457s;
Lawn RENOVATI0NS - Beautiful
lawns lawns dol. don't Just haapapen-we build
VIRGIN "0PSOIL, best quality. any
quantity; immediate delivery: reaS.
Landscaping. LU. 1868, any time.
COW MANURE, well rotted, $40 per
bu,, delivered. WA. 7-4593, ewes.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping,
trimming; D; G; and Md; free esti;;
mates; Ii. 3-3379 anytime. -
ToPsoI!~Very PS9 good; rich t9psoil for
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil, blue
stone. nulldoZer. hauling and grad
ing MR., HARTING, $40 pm. LO
AERIFIER (plug removal type)
| power driven. S12 per day. RENTAL
TOOLS g. EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6SS1.
IFLAGsToNE WORK-Terraces. FIRE.
places. retaining wall. pipe drain
age; all kinds of cement work. stone
work. F. MARCUCCIO. Rockville
phone Poplar 2-35S8. -6
AZALEAS. wholesale. retail. ]. M
ROTH, S211 Sligo Greek parkway.
Takoma Park, Md. Il
ZOYSIA JAPONICA lawn grass. plant
plugs of Z-52 strain now, I0c each
50l4 Apache ST., College Park. WE
| 5-4797. -2S
BULLDOZER and pan work; lge. or
small equipment; clearing, eXcavat-
ing and grading; road and street
work; also fish ponds hourly or
contract; free estimates. TREAD
WELL EXCAVATING SERVICE, JU.
5-1797.
BLUE GRASS SOD
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ROOMS EURNIshED-N.E.

REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY
Bedroom. next to bath; pvt. en-
TRANCE; Living rm. if desired. La
LARGE GG CLEAN ROOM, eqa 5th stu st
ne, for refined gentleman. Call
LOVELY ROOM, in well-appointed
apt; semiconecting bath. Corner 3rd
and R. I. ave; in well-kept, quiet.
for employed lady. NO. 7-S670:
4th AND r. I. AVE, near CU-One
or 2 men; twin beds; phone in rm.:
excel. transp. DU. 7-0230. -26
$50 RHODE I. AVE. NE, Apt. l.
Sgl. rm., pvt. entr.. phone, off, street
parking; bus at door. 10 min. down
town; So wk. DU. 7-4059. --2S
638 eth ST. N.E.-Furn. rm.; gentle
man: newly decor, next to bath;
81 wk. Ii, 6-555S.
COLORED-PVT. KIT; newly deco
rated l15S Neal St. ne; close to
CoIoREn rs QUINCY PL. NE.
Lge. front rm. twin beds. Conv,
transp. Also single. DE. 2-5355:
COLORED LARGE FRONT ROOM,
nicely furn. Convenient to streetcar
and bus. Ii. 4-4S30 -
HOUSEKEEPING.
Newly decorated. 1858 F st. ne"
Ii T-7O6Y,
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO sHARs
WOULD LIKE YOUNG Girl, ia to

WOULD LIKE YOUNG GIRL, Is to
70. to share modern Arm. apt.
in Congress- Hts. with another girl.
10. 2-6625. daytime. 80
ROOM. in pleasant apt, for business
woman; kit; and Laundry privileges;
CHEVY CHASE, MD.%Bachelor share
bedrm., twin beds, sitting rm., bath,
pph1onss' With another man; S36 mo.
C0NGENi2AlLo YOUNG MAN. $3.50 to
pRoH. rfsGs 'e! Can "n any fn2th'E Ss Du ~ !sa
YOUNG WORKING GIRL, in COS. to
share nice apt. with another girl.
Call after $50 pm. LU. 2-192s.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with j other
mo. 404 Shepherd st: NV, Apt. "a.
RA A1R; s9SS1' Ta' ssXRf sstwi z-s sa,u P% M NOD
apt. with . other girls; twin beds.
TVv: excel. tranSp. 10. 1850
TWo-BEDRooM apt. to share for
lady. Tel. EX. 3-6sO0, Ext. 33N
1890 10th ST. NV. of Conn, -
Young man to share Ice. apt. with
3 other young men; conv. transp.
l GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt.
with = other girls; conv. NV. loc.;
reas. HO. 2-6S61.
GIRL, 1880, to share cheerful mod.
furn. -bedrm. apt. with ] other
girl; refs; ,S45 mo. NO; 1924.
MO. AVE.-Man (33) wishes to share
spacious mod. apt, parking, TV.
RA. 3-45SS. rs
1927 KENYON ST. N.w.-1 girl to
share 1-bedrm. furnished apt. with
a1otheE a1p so girl; S36 mo-; conv. loo.
.2 GIRLS TO SHARE 4-girl apt; /;
cow. loc., near Dupont Circle; 3
bedrms.. twin beds. liv rm, kit.
pvt; bath. Call after 6 pm, DI.
COLORED-TO SHARE Sc. fur
nished or unfurniShed house to
share; separate apartments, private
kitchen and bath. porch and Q
rooms; also rooms to rent, with
private baths. Call LU. 1-31l2
mornS. and ewes.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
DESKS
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY

NsT tro yslRut y1n 60, s01so - ssa;sS @ used
prices on all types Of once furni-
ture come in and see us. Free de-
livery N. FRANK & SON. 414 3rd
st: NV, EX. 3-s974
DIAMONDS. Il NJ, lad;y's ; Z, cts; Sl75;
cut, S45O LIVINGSTON q CO. I42a
Debating EQUIPMENT - Sound
scriber; good cond; reas. RE
I>3042; eyes. DE: 2-9575.
DINING ROOM SET, table. chairs
6ufsit,G buffet, Sheraton fine mshSg,; ans good
hog; excel. cond: Cali HA. 2-sIO5
between Z and 8 pm. -27
DRYER, famous make, cleo, 220-
volt. 1853, new, in factory carton;
sacrifice. $3.50 cash. JU. S-9797.
types. hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
ELECTRio BL1SKET. ~ dE. M BRAND: brand:
neW, neW double zoo dual controls; cost
ELEC RANGE-Used GE, burn
ers;, quick heating; bargain at $50,
Call KE. 7-1547. -27
your own fan; use the
motor OF your furnace blower. We
furnish the blades. GR1GSBY CO..
FoAM iG11 4 RrIRRER ri NV -s.,Es-o,As
\ Mattress stock cut . iIUs' size. stSs Ssx4sx4
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES-Un-
eoyered. name brand. 30x7S
E8Asks E8. ssssSs4.s s SON 4i4 SFd st, NV
FREEZER. 13 Gu. IT.. Ben Hur; 2
yrs. cid; excel. cond.; 1925. ouN.
FREEZER. Deepfreeze: new; 1853;
in factory carton; u cubic, it.;
fesms cost s4S2' 81 ssgd9e sasrifse sa@5 cash or
FURs-slightly used Elamorous mink
garments: $500 buys one that must
have cost thousands. BAsK1Ns
Miracle Fursl, Sth and G.
FUR COAT-Lady's beaver: very
ss sGHd fof Sons6 sa6o size IA 19 s174s G2ss
FUR COAT-Natural dyed skunk;
new condition; SIS: 5O22 Deal
DIR. Sc. Apply after g.. -26
FRYER, elec. Fry Rite, double basket,
cost $50, sell s39: Fan, window
fehsss5 for sHs Il f. ri sss7e RsvsF used: s sen
FURNITURE-Msple drop-leaf din
ette table and 2 chairs; 20-inch
window fan; other misc. items such
as rugs, etc. Only 8 mos. old; reas
priced. Call ia. 2-0327 after G
FURNITURE-Bedrm. liv. rm., din
ette. Extra bedrm., rugs. tables,
etc. Vacating apt; $500. ia, s.
FGUiRNliiTuRE-Dinette set, throw
rugs, two small mirrors. Coin. win
dow fan; Call IA. 2-0327 after 6
FURNITURE-Living room, leaving
town. reasonable. TU. 2-4176 be-
FURSiTURE SALE-Brand-new. bet
ter grade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
tory closeoutS. etc. At great savings
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
400 New York ave. W.. daily 1915:
Sat. till 4. RE. 7-4310. -2S
FURNITURE-Comp furnishings f.
rm. apt. for sale as whole or part
Leaving city, must sell. ia. s-39S5
FURNITURE-Dinin room table and
four chairs, reasonable. Call DE
C-S15S after s pm. 26s
FURNITURE-Bedro suite, LINED
oak. complete. like new; summer ane
winter rugs. Must sell. RA. S:iA1o
Evening star., 1953-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALs

PIPE-Galy. black. copper, cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 1916
Lee hwy. JA. S-8700.
PLAYPEN with pad and bassinet;
also lamp shade and lady'S cloth
coat, size IL; prac. new and in
excel. cond.i reasonable. Call JU.
9-1120. -28
POCKET and billiard table supplies
poker tables and game equipment.
coaS oSIs tepnIs RfaRo tsRes and rsesSSDTiss s@ T
SUPPLY CO. $40 9th st. NV. DI.
csp.; '; S55. sfS; TX. sssao5. I 5MAnieS' IS $SsOn
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH, console, long
changsr; FM tuner. Ki' s-soas.. .O'O
RANGES, new, used; repairs. (Gas,
oil Pill e9dl' afb :, WOOD N ACME sEoss STOVE
REFRIGERAToR. ii Si~' is5a NA &c. a.se9S Gu. it.
$lO0 OF best offer. Perfect condi-
tion. After 8 pm, JA. 5-72U7. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uvlng Is
built around your refrigerator. You
i've better II sou have the best. we
models. Only 81 down CaD La
REFiRsfHGiERAToRs, used: lars. as.
SSortment from $40 Up. Some with
EESEnrpfGHSS SSox AnuS payments
REFRTGERAToR, General Electric, de
luxe. 8 Gu. it., like new; $175 or
best offer. LA. 6-l9S9 after . pm.
REFRIGERATOR, 9-cu.-ft. Shelva-
dor cross top freezer; used mos; !;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1853
models. absolutely no money down;
only S7.35 mo. JE. 2-0779 or ia.
REFPRIIGGiERATOR-Famous-make''GI IL
cuff. 1858 model; cross-top
freezer, shelves on door; cost $3.50;
sacrifice. S235 cash. JU. s-9797.
REFRIGERATOR. Gibson. il Gu IT,,
elect; like new; frozen food COM
partmsnt: .$l75: 10. 9-9724. ---2s
REFRIGERAT0RS; gas; all sizes
installation. PEERLESS SALES Co.
REFR1GERAToRLGrosIieSS HsR G AaTe RE IeS0fS' Gu #.
defroster, 500; Hardwick s apt. size size
gas range, S45; also misc. furniture.
Naturalization. Tfi TEfFiRiitGHGfR2AHTioR servel gas. s Gu.
Gsjl e.; fUod TS Snsl,;t Onerssins condition. $50.
REFRiGERAT0R, new. SO Gu. it..
with 50-lb. freezer chest, S349; sale
price. S249. MALONEY'S, INC. sl26
Ga ave, Sill. Spg.. JU. 8-33a3.
REFGR., new Westinghouse S-cu.-ft.
$50: washing mach, new Whirl-
pool, wringer type $50. Lo. 7-7995.
REFGR., apt. .-size Gibson. prac. new;
Hollywood bed, rocking chair; S140
for all. OF. .4-S36S. .-27,
REFGR., GE. 8 Gu. it.. excel. cond,;
$50. Washer Easy, spindrier; SIS
REFRIGERAToRs-S25 Up
Evening star., 1953-08-26
IRooMs FURN.-N.W. Cont

SLEEP ON AIRFOAM. wake up to
music: refgr., clock-radio, TV; 81
$40. 2147 F st. NV" EX. 3-5633.
DE LUKE STUDIO ROOMS for oficial
gentlemen. in large stately man
E Ty Lese decorstsd se%OVt and 9a'h turnsbed 6fsu
Breakfast optional; parking facilS.
daily maid service; 10 minis. down
town. AID. 4-967S. II
1924 18th ST. N.W.-Single rooms
$40; well appointed corner home
garage. ia. 9-3795. -2S
40 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-Laree rm.
nicely furn.; semipvt. bath anc
shower: S35 mo. RA. 6-5944.
5717 colo. AYE.-Cheerful twin bed
rrn: next bath. shower, PHI. laund.
priVils'; attrac' home Ia 9-5s7o9s
1914 UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.@Gse
nicely turn. rm. with double bed;
PVT pvt. bath. cony;; sG0;; transp.; $40 fol
LARGE ar Fsi siOscIass sC13Ga ROOM: 81 Tse week
attrSs; at trSs - home e n, Young lady. d !iot
sif&fG BLK. FRoM ajs DuMBARroN OAKS.
overlooking Tudor pl.-Frt. rm., twin
bees: bees: studio couch. DE. 2-7l47
1S4o Ssf P ST. NV, "The churchiiT'-
Clean single rms; running water;
maids service; elec. fans; 81 up
Also dble. rms. $40 up. NO. 7-9S6S
WILL RENT BEDRM. with pvt
bath, lge. closet and liv. rm. AL
beaut. furn. Excel. loc. HU. 3-473S
CHEVY CHASE-Lge. cor. rm.. bath
] ok. Conn. ave. You'll like it. OIL
4-6lS7, OIL. 2-S339. 80
Real nice 2nd floor front single
room. only $3.50 week. 81
1914 10th ST. N.W.-Elevator-t type
bldg. Why not live on beautiful
18th st. for $50 a month? -27
1885 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Nice, clean
single rooms, in former embassy
as low as 81 weekly. 81
I546 HOBART ST. N.W.-Nicel,
furn. rm, in pvt. home, close L
bath; unlimited phone. HO. 2-6265