davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1953-02-21

The SIS "ALCOA ROAM
Err" is scheduled to sail from
Norfolk February Z, Baltimore
February 9 and New York
February IS and is due at
Frederiksted February "a, via
Puerto Rico, accepting freight
for La Guaira and Trinidad.
ALCOA STEAMSHIP co. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co. Iac..
Agents
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wiltshire, y. y. Stutx tnree-year-
old finished at the head q he
pack in the feature race q he
evening when be edged the favor
ed Mort In Q stirring strsteA bat
tie. Starting tr0n To HaDbsr
five Positions, the wimar came
arvSrd me outside - gain fhe win
by three iengths despite Q driving
effort 90 the part Of Mort. who
finished second. Julienne. finished
third
TAs winnar paid i1!oe, 100 and
500 while Mort rsturned 1sa 70
place and show. A tickee ca JUL
snne was good for ate.
Tonisht's feature shapes - -
= two way duel hetweea Tarnlng
POINT and Foot HIn. botA owned
BIZ Cliff Waller. nurniag Point
ea-.v--s - -. = - crs ~
q pAcso over Ravea 1aarfy whns
Eoos HEl has Just missed Q pair
a wtrs
Hour. ownsd b. As oympse
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Views From The Southernmost
Sporting Scene
By Charlie Coneh

tors, Who come and get tired Of
waiting for chance 10 Tee oH, !"
Lopez ssid.
1T Is by far the greatest sea
son ! have ever seen here. he
continued And L0pex has been
kicking around she links for some
time, being native Key wsxser.
Al the present line. he L. being
aided BY fwo other professionals.
the Lux brothers, Fred and
George.
The Only solutioa. - We see 4,
Is for The city 10 kick In ard COO.
ssrues some addstonzl space for
the club thsy suTe cogid PIT an.
ether nine hnles 10 god use
Another posst hat Is hamperins
tire local club operation ID The lack
II teaching ap4ee- WITH bsss aboszs
every ayailahie inch Of gre1nd
takes up By TIE aetszl playing
space, L1pex do@s1f bare .
cAanrh 10 Dc maeh tsaehaEs ard
fAxrx are piensy q eazt nsanoNTs
who w0ad lske % have he eAzfxs
- shzrp~a fAeix s8me
LapeI mate apg&scs.sga 10 tie
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him away from Forest Hills.
When Kramer finally came
through he won both the U. S.
and Wimbledon titles in 1947 and
then turned professional Since
then he has ruled the professionals
with q game that has been smash
ing and consistent.
Only with the Australian great,
Frank Sedgman, has Kramer been
unable to win consistently. Sedg-
man and Ken McGregor joined
Kramer and Pancho Segura this
winter for an exhibition tour that
has produced q brand of tennis
seldom equalled.
Ken McGregor was the No. 2
man in Australian tennis when he
joined Frank Sedgman in turning
professional this year, but many
believe McGregor may 60 on to
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Jack Kramer knocked at the
gates of tennis success for years
before he was admitted, but when
his luck changed be became prac-
tically unbeatable.
Kramer was born IN 1921 in Las
Vegas, New, but began tennis in
Southern California. He won the
national boys title In 1886 and the
Interscholastic two years later.
His first Davis Cup appearance
was in doubles in 1889, when he
was 10 and he lost IN four sets
with his partner, Joe Hunt.
The singles crown eluded him in
1910, Al and '43, although he shar-
ed the U. S. doubles title. Appen-
dicitis defaulted him in the Is42
singles, ptomaine poison hurt him
in the '43 championships and then
duty with the Coast Guard kept
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Kennels and trained by Wilbur
MeCombs has shown some real
class In the current meeting and
should b in there driving ct the
finlah.
Bees Truahie, Ksxa Kut, Two
Re. Derby Ron snd Maynard vii
also pose threates in the race.
Post Time is Sis p. n.
TRACK cHATTER: Spittin'
Image. holder Of the track record.
and just about the hottest pup
al the track win journey 10 Miami
Co March md for action IN the
An-Fiorida Derby II the West
Fasier Kennel Cub.
Spitfin' Image. Avenxer and ia
dan VIII resume their three cor.
nered duel again tcmCrrCw nighs
when they % to -. roSs = the
MarstAcn SPECIAL o. the rses. Hun
dreds a Marashon rpsidsats have
indaeated that they ell Genre e0aa
b Neg wess fox tie meeEsag-
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Frank Sedgman at Is had won
every major tennis title in the
world as an amateur. Rated by
many observers as the greatest
player of this era, the five-foot,
11-inch Australian won the U. S.
singles title in 1851 and 1852, the
Wimbledon title in 1852 and the
Australian crown in '49 and 81.
Sedgman learned the game
early, starting at the age of 8
under the guidance of his father.
At IA he caught the eye of Harry
Hopman, the Aussie Davis Cup
captain, and was developed care
fully.
In 1948 when Sedgman was 81
he was considered bright Davis
Cup hope but was passed over
that year for players with more
experience. BY 1850 Sedgman was
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Mounting In 5edgmarKramer Matches Here Feb Sra

beat Sedgman consistently.
He did it when he won the Aus
tralian singles amateur crown last
year and had beaten Sedgman in
several other tournaments. With
Sedgman he formed one of the
great tennis doubles combinations
of all time. They swept seven
major doubles titles in 1852 and
have been beating Jack Kramer
and Pancho Segura on their pro-
fessional tour.
In 1850 McGregor, just 81, was
a surprise choice for a singles
berth on the Australian team that
lifted the Davis Cup from the
United States, and came through
by upsetting Ted Schroeder.
McGregor uses his six-foot.
three-inch frame to advantage
with a powerful service and tre-
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the University of Miami with high
hopes of adding the U. S. title to
his laurels. This wasn't to be, how.
ever, although he was ranked
among the first 10 in the United
States from 1912 to 1947, when he
turned professional.
Segura is darling Of the gal
leries and get great power from .
two-handed forehand. He Is 4 great
retriever, extremely accurate in
his placements and is untiring.
Segura, now generally ranked as
the No. professional, win be
seen in action against Ken Nc
Gregor during the Kramer-Sedg-
man exhibition at the San Marina
hotel courts March 5. He has been
beating the towering McGregor
rather consistently, chiefly by fore
ing the Australian into errors.
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Sports Roundup
Rx GAYLE TALBOT

( PHOENIX, AriZ. Up - For
starter, Manager Leo Durocher Of
/ the New York Giants is doing a
large part of his talking about
Puerto Rican pitcher with the I'M
likely name of Ruben Gomez, who
at the moment still is practicing
his art somewhere in the Carib-
bean.
The main reason Leo is talking
about Gomez, 25-year-old right
handler, is that he has no real idea
whether Larry Jansen is going TO
be worth anything to him in the
coming season, and so there is the
distinct possibility he will need
another starting curver in the
worst way. Jansen's bad back
didn't permit him to pitch lick
during the final month Of the 1852
race.
Gan | know about this Gomez
is that our scouts all tell me he
can pitch" Durocher told his first
press gathering of the spring. Zone
of them stayed with him for 80
days and he's crazy about the
fellow. The Yankees had him at
Kansas City for a while last season,
and they tell me he just got tired
Of it and went home. He can make
a couple of thousand dollars
month in his own country and
Cuba. He's the biggest thing down
there.
"Our scout, Tom Sheehan, asked
Gomez if he thought he would be
scared pitching in the Polo
Grounds. Know what he told Tom?
He said, It's all the same to me-
they don't hit me anywhere !
pitch OF course. | have an idea
he might run into number Of
fellows in our League who win hit
him just little, but it's nice that
he feels that way"
The mere fact that Durocher is
taxing his tonsils ever such an
unknown quantity as the Puerto
Rican is an accurate indication of
what he has on his mind. II
Jansen's back has not recovered
during the winter, Leo knows thing
are going to be tough.
i've been talking to him and
he assures me his back is as good
as ever, but / know something
about those backs, Leo observed.
Il sure hope he's right, but |
won't know until 1 see him pitch
five or six innings.
my other big man, Sal Maglic,
is in better condition than he was
year ago. He came into camp
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j, snterest is mounting in the
'snajor tennis matches slated for
March Bird at the Casa Marina
,,tIhtel Courts when Jack Sellers,
,dosal net enthusiast announced
.tfkat tickets are going fast for the
matches which will show the
worlds top net enthusiasts, includ-
ing Jack Kramer, Frank Sedgman,
{ Zen McGregor and Pancho Segu-
3rs in action.
.EThe ducats are on sale at Mon
:De Motors, the Casa Marina, the
Chamber Of Commerce and the
Hey West Citizen.
/ Key West will be coming of age
h the nations sporting picture
Ehen the pros make their debuts
here.
/ The performers stack up some
ahing like this:
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mendous overhead. His greatest
fault has been lack of consistency,
but more experience is counted
upon to overcome that deficiency.
Pancho Segura was about the
last kid on two continents to be
expected to win honors in tennis.
He learned to play tennis on the
sly in his native Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor, where his father was care
taker of the local tennis club.
AS a youngster Pancho was
weak and Spindle-legged, called
Parrot Foot" by his playmates.
But he became so good on the
tennis court the club had to let
him play in matches with neigh
boring clubs, where his wins turn
ed him into local hero.
Pancho won for Ecuador in the
Bolivarian Olympics and came to
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considered ripe for cup play and
went on to prove it by taking the
first of his nine victories in Davis
Cup competition. He won two
singles matches in each Of the
years 1850, 81 and so and shared
in a doubles victory each of those
years to keep the cup in Australia.
Australians gave Sedgman a
12,3OO wedding gift last year, but
this kept him in amateur ranks for
the 1852 Davis Cup series with the
United States. He and his fellow
Australian, Ken McGregor, joined
Jack Kramer'S touring tennis pro-
fessional show early this year. The
Kramer-Sedgman duels have at
tracted wide interest and have
produced some of the finest tennis
ever seen. Neither has as yet es-
tablished his supremacy.
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weighing 1877 pounds against the
21i he reported at last spring. He
thought it was a bis secret from
me. but | knew what he weighed.
He was hog fat"
"Yeah, Leo, but ne started off
winning nine straight with all that
fat" heckler recalled.
Sure, he did," Lee yelped, "but
how do you know il wasn't carrying
all that weight around nat tired
him out later on and caused his
back to so bad, the same as
JanSen's?"
No matter what happens TO his
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S742 QuinieIa Paid At Kennel Club
Daily Double Returns $43I.6O
As PnyOffs Soar At Track Monday

By JIM coBB. ciHssn Sports Edissr
At least four Key Westsrs considerably richer
day after an evening at the Key West Kennel Club when
the mutuel payofs scared sky high reaching their peak
in the fifth when Good Find and Chcle finished
two to pay total Of 74200 One unidentified racing fan
cashed ticket for that amount.
Two others had the Daily Double which returned
431 so when Zavela and Boy Comrade coupled to win
And the evening capped in fine style with another
hefy Quniea of $3.50 in the tenth when Reckoning
and Jet Roll came in.
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The Philadelphia Athletics scored
only three runs in the 1905 World
Series against the Giants. The New
Workers won the Series with four
shutouts, three of them by Christy
Mathewson.
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By Jimminy, sire Of the Freak
ness winner Bold. has been \ con-
sistently successful stallion. From
his first two crops he has rs foals,
20 starters, II winners of So races.
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pitching, Durocher says he posi-
lively win not turn his great young
relief star, Hoyt Wilhelm, into
starter.
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city 10 uss The Wickers Field Sta.
dunn for lessons for the ladies.
but 10 date no action on his rs-
quest has been revealed.
Lopez contends that the ladies
are not likely 10 sock the ball Out
Of the park and absolutely 10
damage would result 70 the field.
twin ne bsIIpsrk sppsrensiy
slated 10 bs slightly dsssFisd fhls
summer, Charley csneh wants 70
know: why Mt vt ne pslfsrs
use It7"I
TesSnsy Slsssd
Sunday, . -Four Bah Handlers
tournament has been scheduled a
the links. with over fIfth entries
already announced. Loper asks
that al entries be IN By Thursday
might 80 that palrings can Be-
made.
Partners wln be drawn by Ios
and regular club handieaps win
Be IN use. The -Four Ban, Il one
Of the most popular terms o. con.
petition al ne CLUB.
ssmsshins hswi
Jim Fsr. who has spest msny
years IN baseball ~ . promstsr
for vsFso1s semi-pro bsssbaIl efuhs
Throughout the country h nnw
making his home IN Key Wea ana
he tells us that he ell nsid q
semipro outfit here fkis spFln9--
Jim Fairs FLORIDA H0ee4s.
n maks league Glib = rags
and bags i what FAR IN tar
his eaab and he l. lining - sonss
isp 1iahs cnmpeition lhr GAe Wei.
err Fled plant
II addition 10 none ane4 hase-
ball, he performers I'll snlsrfsia
the fans sith Pepper Bxil. ma
DIV Ben. sseW Molioa 81 ohost
Bah Piseklngs
Games are bssng $4,000 wifh
IL Irsasaanccllt ciuw1a, O. pltt.-
eGrSh cfzNSaTas ss1 90 reas,
q pagsd nlsss.
==-@--------~es--
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lEds. Ncis: TedsY, fhs cifirsn
10 plsssed 10 snnovnes The first
81 . nsw series u sports
columns by . well known censh
who win keep IN close touch
with tire local sporting pietuse.
efFerins me lsssss IN nsws snd
comment concerning Key VESTS
spsvfs ard spsrsins psrssnsls-
fies.l
Cell Clio ossrfars6s
A fair indication 81 the extsnt
10 which the Key West Golf Club
IS BENG overrrosssfea is given By
Joe Lopez, club professional. who
announced that On Saturday. INST
q normai day at re club, 80 roaf.
erx toured TIE inks Sunday sxw
more than 30 gp'fsng sddie4s OF
90 the Stock Ixazna IAyCUf ard
Mooday. . Navy Holiday, resulted
In . Jam IT the starting tee when
more fhan 80 Epassrs appeared
Erg Play.
AZ It's cco<A talked 20 Lope1,
sgne fnErsores s~Te waissrE -
star pay. Evsz3day. ws saee
sA.zKA particularly sszseT yaas
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s1ndaS. SGn sSgiGo, 81. 7-7sssse.A ss AnY'lme eN'eD'
INSERTING AND SEALING machine.
4 box Sague. excellent condition. 331
Emerson st. ia. 9-4055.
IRONER-Thor automatic. portable.
Like new, $50. JU. S-S659.
IRONER. General Electric rotary, 22-
rUi5 lnGh ri Tpll; sl1yEs " old; like new $50
rESNbsFaS5 s. bss5 Cher o5sSiFGHs 5o Sss7 H:E Y 81
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KARDEX FILES 5 drawers. 5xS;
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LAW BOOKS. Federal digest supple
ment and Gus, in new condition;
walnut bookcases; will sacrifice for
Lawn MOWER, 3I:inch ga; powered
excellent condition. HE. 4-6375.
LAWNMOWER SHARPENER, Univer-
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Sunday am. UN. 4-3Q29.
LAWN MOWER. REQ, 2l-inch: $50.
Call OIL. 2-754a.
LAWN MOWER - Excello rotary
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LAWN MOWER, power. Craftsman.
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LAWN MOWERS (25). sharpened, re-
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PIPE-USED

Also used bathtubs. sinks. radiators
structural steel angles and channels
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG CO.
2I5 L st. s.w. Phone DI. 7-S007
PISTOL. Colt detective special never
fired: registered; sos. TU. 2-o0ls
PLAY SET. stainless steel slidinl
board 4iseat glider; sand SSo box x, Eym11 .11
PLUMBING SUPPLIES. new and used
sinks, toilet sets, soil pipe. ACE
JUNK CO.. 2220 Georsia ave. NV
PLYWOOD, exterior, interior, eut-to-
size. l32Q Wilson blvd.' ia. 4-l234
POCKET and Diiliard table supple.
poker tables and game equipment
Table tennis tables and accessories
sUPPLY CO, sio 9th st. NV. DI
PooL TABLE, pocket type. regpls.
ton size; cues balls racks; Stoo
POOL Pool TABLE, regulation size; new
balls, & cues, other accessories. Fol
appointment write P. o. Box 152
Mt. Rainier, Md.
PORCH FURNITURE, glider and chair
good condition; reasonable. Temple
POSTS, 15o, oak, sx4 in. wide. = IT
pRiNTING PREssEs-1ox15 C. q P
Miller feeder, and sxl2 c: d. P
press; al necessary !yDf,na type and dr1cs ma:
nothing re5iai !Vs else s to buy. WA. 7e4sS7.
PULLMAN sLEEPER, nearly new,
reasonable. Wo. 6-5266.
and shallow wei, eel
lar pumps, lowest prices. BLOCKS
I746 Lee hwv IA $500
RADIO, handy talkies, set OF
matched; new: best offer. EN-
RADIo&1oss Buick car radio; excel
playing cond.; Sl5 including aerial.
Cali RA. 3-lS0l after $50 pm,
RADIOS. all types table models, q
models, combos., shortwave, S4.ad
up. Also console cabinets to builo
your own. Open Sun, q vi ] pm
for your conv. A. A. A. ELECTRl.
CAL SALES, 1915 9TH st. n.Wr AID
RADTTo--PHoNo. .-RECoRDER Thre,
speeds, public address, short wave
records from radio or attached
microphone. Also have small Navy
type radio. WO. 6-6943. p
RADIO PARTS. Simpson No. 315
sig. gen. and No. 260 multimeter
Magnavox F, NJ. tuner. JU. a-b703
RADIO - Communications receiver
&c 34e converted for sc. opera.
tton. Excel; eond. Fun instructions
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FUR COAT, black Persian lamb. Very
good condition. $176. IA. s-O142.
FUR JACKET. baby lamb. in ex-
cellent condition; must sacrifice for
$50. Call NO. 7-227S.
FURNACE, oil. hot air. complete with
thermostat and 275-gallon tank;
good working cond.; $50 or best
offer. ia. 2-53S7. 10
FURNACE, hot water, including oil
burner and controls; Ia and 2-in.
pipes. in operating cond.; sold as
Is. 10. 2-h2Qn q
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RIDING II .,.s BOOTS q oag brown, .E EnSlis6 ns6
value for S25: OIL. 2-3169.
approx. 100 1ssu saaures. very y' reason. reason.
ably priced. ia. S-2634.
RUGI1o5riental; Persian Herman,
y fee S475; W0. 83;;t0655: ,o
aKls EsssUHf6le bg ~ .rS S6ISs das TN,
pert POITted G3 Ghiness Hsss5s sI2'2xl4s' reason
RUGS. l hand hooked; 2 summer.
9x12; vac. cleaner, GE. Sell together
or sep. Best offer, TU,. 2-@256.
RUG. 9x12, looped, all wool, light
grey; good condition. with undermat.
RUG, 12x15, thick broadloom, green
with foam rubber padding; prac-
tically new. RA. 3-7559.
rug polar BEAR prime pelt, $500.
RUGS. .. reversible, 9x12, one 9x1O;
reasonable. sofa, Kroehler made,
S25. LU. 4-054S.
RUG-10xl4. genuine Oriental Fa-
rouk; perfect condition. must sell
today. Reg. price $3.50. will sell for
S400. Call EN-. 3-446S.
RUG-Wool 9x12. good condition.
RUGS 3 az12; all for sa6. Call
RUGs-9x12 Karastan. Oriental. $50:
Okla beaut. green brdlm.. SS5; scat
ter size XII $3.50
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RUGS

IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
SHOP. 1923 @ st. NV. NE. s-4424
SAW, skilman. 8-inch, heavy duty.
hardly used; cost $144. sell 500.
saw BENCH. never used. with u
h, p; motor; $50. Phone JU. 9:1314.
since overhaul: new tires, chain, etc. !;
sCooTER 81 Cushman; ignition floor
mat, crash guard; excel. cond.; Sl7b
or best offer. Call OV. ,3-4S34. %
SEWING MACHINE; elec; portable
f3.g9 Tao g stG st. NV. E"t IA. s1o1s4. AZ Ns >"
model. floor demonstration. 45Gs of.
SINGER SEWING CENTER. 1910 @
SEWING MACHINE, Singer electric,
15%. SINGER SEWING CENTER
Swine E1Tr q n MAoHiNE. CHI rrse-wesfinr-
house port. never used, all attach;
orig. S69. .95. for S45. XII. S-O529,
SEWING MACHINE-Domestic elec.
sFWTHs; f1RfSle csll M.oHISE Eli 2@sg3 SALE, While
they last, beautiful Singer console
perfect, was SI10 now S65; Singer
portable, really nice. S39.95 an
other portable, $3.50; l Feather
weight portable; $3.50. 3s1@ Lee
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. Queen
Anne, console, demonstrstor save
$50. SINGER SEWING, CENTER,
7OI5 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-7015. -
SHALLOW-WELL PUMP. Goulds,
tank; like new; $40. Lo. 1880. .
SHOES-Cancellatio hundreds Of
styles; men, women, children, outfit
family In f0yOnIC hTQnd
shoes, De Liso. Town and Country,
Mademoiselle, Jarman. Florsheim.
Edwards, Play Poise. etc: hard-to-
find sizes; save to b0Ge or more.
5IEBEFMAN a5i An lMS H1 6sf4 5s3t SST HSnFSe e
Highland St, Arl. IA. 2-43sS. Open
SHOTGUN, Browning, euperposed,
Grade III, 12-ga.. 3O-in. barrel; full
and improved. modified; S395:
TENDLER,S s PAWNBROKERs SALES
G0 9ls ? st. n% s,l.; s35SG csn b.
seen any time till 6 pm. Sat: or
all day Monday at 1914 Good Hope
rd sc. LU. 2-9S56. .
SINK. double drain board, porcelain.
COIN with fittings; S%7. Ju,
SINK Vig and cabinets. 42-in.. with all
fixtures real bargain. IA. a-l90l.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. elec
portable, S49.95. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 3421 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
STAT It4f boon, Duncan Phyfe table,
bed. small tables, Venetian blinds,
dishes, other furniture. RA. 6-3373.
SOFA, Chippendale, and lounge chair:
priced reas. for quick sale. RA.
6-1356. p
SOFA BED with storaEs space for
blankets, ETC.: good condition: must
sell; 336. Ju. S-7642.
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$500 MASS. AVE. N.
FURNITURE
SUNDAY SALE

12 NOON TIL PM.
Savings up to 40fo on entire stock
reduced for this Sunday only. Many
nationally advertised floor samples
offered.
Items included are:
Bedding. S19.95 up.
Hideaway beds. SI49.50 up.
7-piece dining room sets, S199 up,
3-piece living room sets. S129.50 up.
5-piece chrome dinette sets, S49.95 UP.
Large plastic TV chairs. $S.95. up,
Remember tremendous savings for the
budget minded as well as the Quail
ity-minded buyers. All sales cash
only. We deliver anywhere.
HAMPSHIRE FURN. co.
1858 N. Hampshire Ave. at Ga.
pa Q.1O1Q
Evening star., 1953-08-09
DIAMONDS
EST. 1904
1923 H St. NV.
ME, 8-5268

DTCTAPHONE, MACHINE, electronic
debating, telephone recorder and
transcribing. Excel. cond. MA,
S-060S. IL
DICTAPHoNEs - Latest type belt
electronic machines, 2 dictatorsS; s., ! |
will take 500 Nnac Machines sss ssye hen
day at 20I9 14th st. NV.
DINETTE, a CHAIRS. mahog. Sofa
bed and matching chair. 1915 At
wood St., No. 3, District Heights.
DINING ROOM. mahogany. Duncan
closet, jr. size. OIL. 4-7416. %
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-solid
mahogany. Table. sideboard. chairs.
Very reas EN-. 3-0773. 3
DINING RM. TABLE, solid maheg.
8 chairs. radios. sofa and other
household furnishings. Elk. 3-6Ss7.
DIN. RIM. SUITE. beautiful 10-pc.
walnut, 5000 value for half price.
DINING ROOM SET. Junior. includes
table, 4 chairs, buffet; excellent con-
dition: $50. Call after PM. UN,
DINETTE SET. lamps. sx12 rug,
household furniture. RA. 3-9333.
DINING ROOM SUITE, nine-piece
Drexel, new condition; $400. WA.
Din. RM. SUITE in. excel. cond,. book
cases, chest Of drawers and misc
DINING ROOM FURNITURE - Four
chairs, round table. buffet. ching
closet. $40. EN- 3-S91S. >
DINING TABLE. mahog, Duncan
Phyfe dropleaf, $40. LO. 1853.
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut. buff
fet. china closet, table, q chairs;
DINETTE SET; z pieces. in good con-
tress and vanity. Ia. 9-7966.
cond.. beautifully carved. very reas.
Call from 10 to 4. JU. S-43S7.
DINING ROOM SUITE-Buffet, table
and chairs. walnut with burl trim.
Apt. -, 1901 Wyoming ave. NV.
DINETTE SET, 4 chairs. mahos. drop
leaf extension table; also Thor Au-
tomato ironer, all in good cond..
DfNiNG TNi Room SET, 1o-pc. mahog-
any, $160. Coffee tbl., $40. Black
Chinese hand-painted Credenza,
$3.50. Cot, $S. Glider, S35. 2 porch
chairs. S1S ea.; misc. items. Call
RA 3-T37o. nr ia 9-474l