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Evening star., 1954-09-21
10000 BARGAINS
T II GTCHNEP

2613 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHER, Bendix dialmatic: excellent
for $50. Ap. .'s S.s644 tG9'''' WA Mas seh
Washers. late models. s25 to $35.
$45. Delivered. ST. S-l2l6.
WASHER, Thor semiauto., needs
some repair: S25,- AP. 7-1442. -22
WASHERS AND DKYERS-New: many
brands. II YOU have cash and want
tosave money. call Hudson 3-4SO0.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy SPIN
drisr; Ike new: E $50; Bell tape re-
washfsS s9lasfi GO RE RAcaiSEE i1SSEs' automatic
A-B.c. .o'matic like new. excellent
WASHER, Kenmore "52 model: semi.
suutnSo;; TTn,nssr w .otype: type: excel. cond.
WASHING MACaINE, Bendix auto.
looks like new. Best offer. RA.
MODERN NISlt APT. FURNISHINGS con.
and matching bench, almost new;
!. oak television console; l. oak
bufyet; custom FM and phono. In
l. oak cabinet; !. oak bookshelves;
loffee table: telephone stand; l. oak
bedrm. suite including lady,s vanity,
nieht stand. chest Of drawers; S-pc.
sofa suite, carpets, kitchen set,
vacuum cleaner, fioor polisher.
sona. @dsasr' eessst we'll sssl tR sxsf vii
accept $1.245. Purchaser may take
over apt. at $50 mo. II desired. For
further information please cali LO.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

NTERRACLAL. C0-OPERATIvE AsE..
1yxU vermont ave. Uk. 2-9S3S.
,sasse ,saser sr nwa,n.,. s-222 s1-22
$3.50 wkly:: double bedrms. with
hot plate. Si0 wkiy. --22
NEAR SHOkEMAM. 2Si2 Cathedral
ave-Lge. attrac. r.a. and porch for
-. - =. =. - . -2i
:.sys. Isisr: si;nn.as sMisi, vsssT sss .ea. q,
,-.a y en- W. .n.. !. ,,,.,.,,ii -,i
ciean. s;rSis roorns attrsstay.Ir
Snrntsh.a St ~ ooS s1rs, AsItssstiss,y III II
Also doable % rms s siSs mn Ng Ng
S.Ssss. su''s ~" sAo w. 70.
MAssTEIR sI EEpRM:: 2s17 ssth $; ny.
$3.50. sun. tues. .A4faa 4hars. Or aft IT. &.
CORNER ROOM .d,o,n,n, hath. .4 a.
mouse; with or without kit. l Drlviis..;; i.;
excel .tEsnsp; IA. RA. S.lSQS;: -
d6i: rms: sIl cows: ieiss.. sriii;;
lsa pI.s'is.' WaikinR oist. ooWnt9Wn;
ACR6ss rroM srArrrp ,noe ia,,,
8; Nv ]. sisss; sonyss,sns; mt maid maid
TM0 s LOVELY aD DoUBlEz on Rms; All.
pssn' ior stuae1sss;; s;.. ifasO isfasO losn -.
"a. tnr Sr ~ snyo ~ Eop. ESop.
AGSo actn % Mwt,Emoom .mt,.a , iH1 LsnS Ta,s
in ao morning or after 2 pm. d. q
oSS9o9;;o 9;;o.. ry.a,.s. .,r.,s rS,.
VII Ii, Nm Nam,,H Il. snS ,,,rs snft aS. atns
Uiy; Msws s1stc,,hner 1Ss sna iu .nrvine esaS SI2
,,ar 10 u ~ SIn nsr NJ Mr s-sSn1
-. -, .o,,.,. :, rv ,ss 20.
trnnt .t,,.,sn ~ o Laiossts. criIi re !.
frr fsSns cnwu cs%uo catior SAosSHSS HS sAI1iS
As1.' eons. Aos1tioA' 1o' 81 4; |;
rr ..... s.,s,., . "a IA
LAnIE, SLtraStive o0uuie: sunny eHg ee
Evening star., 1954-09-21

PIANO. wurlitser spinet. excel, tone
quality: rare value, S325; KITS.
.fSSq q ct: NV, RE. 1922, -25
PIANO. Baldwin Acrosonic. used. This
ssss sSSd 1snS 4san. aas as Oa Desd
log down and 8 years 70 pay.
cAMPHELL Mgs1c Co. 1ios g st.
PIANos-s.einEsy style , ebony
guar. This instrument must be seen
and played to be appreciated. Also a
eond. srands. Liberal allowance for
soSs HMpnsIo sano M,,sf Senyenieps So terms q e
NV. DI 81 7-s4sa. washinaton.s Ea s ex- x:
PiANOs-Rent before you buy. BE
sure you have p good toned piano
rt e sssst your ehilS Din II music; CANE GA 3;
PIAN : makes nsui It 'SSS possiSIs fHHi for you e
stock and have it delivered 70 your
bone, bone for very small amount.
IN for complete details. CAMPBELL
MgSiC CO.. HOS @ Of. NV. DI.
PiANOs-steinwsy recond. uprisht S
This Is an excellent practice piano.
st. NV. Di. 7-S464. -25
PIANos-Brand-new standard make.
full-keyboard spinets, only $3.50;
snd md consoles: s Sd. = s.ssoSooa. sSoa FANG iGiasss
above the library. "a
PIANoS-We have several real values
IN rsconditioned steinvay grands.
and a GfQ n l0AAn ThnveA Ao NJ
piAN0s-Jordan's Silver Spring Ra Store
have some real values in slightly
used spinets and consoles. Pay as
asss lissls cssr,;s as sas down; Sa,. JoRpAErs,
1880 until 8 at night. "a
PLANOs-Used uprights. S45 and up.
Also values in used spinets and
consoles. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART,
aaoiS 5th st. NV. tiust above the
PIPE. ,saiv,, black. copper. cast iron.
POSTAGE METER MACHINE and
letter opener. Electric. 1854 models;
EHTsAG Nj; 1ld eofs 81 4G istb Of q list hist price
RANGES gas: about as to choose
stoves: S5 each. DE. 10000. -23
RECORD CABINET, plyr. section, $50
Unfinished. PAUL GOLIBART. AID.
4.b92s. from $50 to $50. 2Is
REFRIGERATORS, elec.. gas. recond
from $3.50 PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Ga ave, NV DE. 2-5b68
condition. and 5 GU. #. II you
need an extra refgr. at home or at
your summer cottage, these are a
bargain. They are now being re-
moved from apts... TO be replaced
BY larger units. Phone 10. 3-4040.
REFRIGERATORS-GE. or Westing-
house: $40 per cond.; DUNN MARK.
4130 Ga. ave. NV. TU, 2-4831.
REFRIGERAToRs-New. all sizes ri
you have cash and want to save
money. Can Hudson $4,000.
REFRIGERATION, ia Gu. IT,. In excel.
running cond.: q. real bargain; also
sofa. matching chair. studio couch.
REfRiGERAToRs, used. rent or S Guy.
50 per mo. Full guarantee. pOWD'S.
REEkIeERATosRs.' efEGns sys.' .Iaetr,s EM ssSo ans
$50 each: also late model refgrs.
$50. VIII deliver. ST. 3-1216.
REFGR.. gas Servel de luxe. 10 Gu.
IT,; excellent condition; $50. ME.
Evening star., 1954-09-21


2 ROOMS, al utils.; nr. transp., EN-.
-ployed couple; SOS. WA. 7-2697.
EFFIC. pvt. entr. near transp.. $50,
6O01 Maple ave-. or call Ju. 6-4260
NEWLY FURNIsHED terrace apt apt
ss Eli. DeSs cOoi and 1sss eissn ss warm ss
in winter. wash. machine and ga
rage. Utils incl. No children, no
pets. $7g mo. mi. from Maryland
Univ. wa. 1864. al
TAKOMA Park. 7121 willow ave-
20 minis. downtown WASH, 8 Minis
eil: 6pg, 4 minis. Walter Reed. Pvt
batn. porch. utiI. mel ioser Adalts, sssI slaS
mo. Ju. 7-6291. --2l
TAKOMA PARK rms. bath. yard
fireplace. quiet cool. no steps. 500
JU. 9-4tb9. -21
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ROOMS WITH eoARp

RIvERDALE, MD.-Room and hoard. |.
good meals: pleasant atmosphere:
near transportation. UN. 4-3470.
FRONT RIM. TO sHARE and sgie. rm.
with board, washing and ironing;
II nriyate home, De. 2.l2S1. IA
reas.; Tv, Bendtx: eafeteria meals.
1917 =. ]. ave. NV. DE. 2-9645.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

TWO YOUNG MEN wish to share
Z furn. apt. with 2 other men. Con-
grsess HTS. SIS per mo. es. 10. 3
SINGLE BUS. LADY between 80 and
40 wishes to contact lady interested
in sharing furn. or unfurn. apt. in
NV. Box 376-Y Star. 23s
FALLS CHURCH-Young man will
share 2-bedrm. apt. with l or 2
other men. Conv. to Arlington Hall.
/, sos for /; $40 for 2. Call JE. A.
0549 after 5 pm. -23
21st AND r N.W.-Two men, college
graduates. desire 3rd man to share
2-rm.. kit. and bath. apt; S3I mo.
Box 1S2-A. Star -23
BUSINESS WOMAN will share q
bedrm. apt. with another woman;
bus stop at door; conv. to shopping
center. Pentagon Bldg, and Airport.
so. 5-4711 or SO. S-S05O. --21
SINGLE GIRL to share with another
girl. attrac. apt. with TV. JU. B.
YOUNG MAN to share attrac. furn.
apt. with another man, 80 to 35
yrs. old. Mod. apt. bldg. Ia. o-37S6.
COLORED-LADY to share nicely
furn. apt. with another lady. Ii.
3-41S6. 30
Evening star., 1954-09-21

sTUDENTS-ouiet. eIean Ire o-heA-
70. apt: suit. As ens persons; on; mod. mod.
hit. and bath. 1912 10th ST. NV.
ss4o MASS. AVE-. N.w-Apt, nd s1dr !.
g. Ice neg. newly sssa sass; rms. bath sIey.
sec. service' $500 mo. AD. 2-4ls4.
2l
l2n4 s;t PARK ,,,I. I'd: N.W..-Lse: bedrm.,
Dvs. 6ssS. coapie; ss5 RA sssio ssssna.
aa,, ,,., en- % 20
fit. modl @ rsfr,rsrato- M MWSe; .fev. bserIni nrni
cpie.; S83. so mo RA s-13ii, ny; 5S
DoWNTOWN Is,, I sa.S -. !.
Srd Srd q front; clean. nght; adults.
.as sUN. ~ -21
SSia Sia NICHOLS AVE. Sc, 2 apts.
Or seryicemen 3 preferred. e aRs go sssss. soHRIss
Mon. Through SAT. REHi PiEAHAM'
2s0d Nichols ave. &c. see 1 -a1
CATHOLIC UNIV. VIC.--Bedrm.. Nv
rm.,. kit. dinstte. bath: ant. bldr.
nicely rurn.:: redsc.: 500. Ia. s-esss'
LIv. RIM, bedrm,. kit. bath: iath S St.
.,oo' ,,o,,,,. =. . - 80 "a
ESfi.S Essfh & Fssss Fasssw vs. sis ss:sass e a..
kit.: pyt; bath. utils,, linens: 2 giris:
81 also rsyI s1udlo osJn' rn' lit; .kit; 4 girl. SIC
prrpoNr c,.c,. "a
fun hedrMs "a. nahEA Heeut
ain. rm. No Children. rs .m' RES. sna rse lse,
Lons 1esso, or short lease. s2OO. AD
MT PIEiAsANT-o rms. =, I2e S.,,.
sonv; trsnsp.; adults i'' s7s 7s'' for Ss'i, !,
- SS2 1or CO. 5-2439. --25
DSMr SsSr,n AZ AT. Dupont Circle--Lge
PVT; entrance. single, SOS; dbie.. SIS.
W xIiis inc; pQ; 7-6704. -22
iU.l uvnn and s. COLuMBlA RD. - Spac.,
yi,.urn;, sy,,i,u 2,nedrm. apt. for 3-4
'''e' ocs. - $3.50. SO. S-s964,
GEEs13a;GETowN. Es3a;sasr VT soss n st., NV
S5O. Mrs wHIT'rN IoSi; ic utls; -ena tnci'
St MASS ave, t2zS I5th
T. or H o,,i.t nm: n.-san: KIT: oatn; $47ss550o;
Sooe' AL S4noGSV.
KENNEDY ST. NwtXso6
6irssit; 66iirs1; lfe; liy; Tn. bedrm.: sun rlll. !,
well fnrn' SInn sd ree ry4 rHy44fking dos:
RA a.sRSd 0Ao''oo. ~. 2-2S2S.
LIV. RIM. REDEEM KIT ANN = nHTu
for couple; s.W.. Biz xgri pa an
smithsonian. Di. 5-o44s. ~ ~L2sn sno
Portable; cor COW. % srsnsn ' Adnits i Ya eoBYg
944 N. Y, AVE. N.W.-Yjv IN, ned
rm.. kit. refgr utils furn nn'' sesni- Sgd-
pvt. bath; for empi. cpie.: $50 mo.
ME. S-464O -0q
Evening star., 1954-09-21

1915 RAUM ST, N,E.--Unfurn. rm.
for rent. Reasonable. II. 3-9325.
coLoRED-e UNFURN. RMS. good
location. I'd a.. apt. 2. DU. 7-3594
Evening star., 1954-09-21
WAR SURPLUS
TARPAULINS

stS4n ssti531 PsSs ssso. oLsEENessiA sENsAs AssApEh' 81
2;MAM AsI,, SAWS; $3.50; PiGKs. q;
Ssw n " GAS l CANS. Ssli 81: SHiNT.a sz NS;asa 81:
66RA6Liico JACKS. ss'e5: SIN.
SAW BLADES. 81 rs; l4-QT.
BUCKETS, Soc: HAMMERS. soc:
HAND SAWS. 81 AS: TOOLS, Ma:
GHIMERYf q NAME TIVE
Evening star., 1954-09-21
APIS. FURNlSHED-vA.

USe FOWfNsStIEks-VA
ALEXANDRIA - Downtown; janitor
ss1iyee oniy s75 agsodss so sse ctvisEss s.ssa sss
10 am. to & p.In. In. ooo1o'
ARL., a rms. cony. locat., bus. shop. !;
theaters, 16 min. Pentagon and
p. C. ia. 2-6456. after 8. ia.
ALEx.--3-rm. apt, nicely furn.,
with / sleeping rnA, mr.. bus stops'
SOLE COLUMBIA PIKE. ARL.-Thrnee-
rn1. apt: conv. Navy Annex. Penta.
] Ron and downtown. JE. 7-18Sl.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

1927 10th On. N.W.--sgle. and dhle.
rms. shower bath: good food: bus-
mess people and students. --2l
1901 18th N.W.-Ideal loc,: large frt.
rm. and rm. 70 share: good meals.
switchboard: nv.
F0R EaIPLOYkD MOTHER, with
child: near school: fuli.time maid.
2OOl COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Nice
single room. SIS week; double. Sl2.
5000 meals. young people. CO. s.
UPPER 18th ST. NV. SEC.-Spa-
ctous twin bedrm,; employed adult
e5 mother and school child. IA. O.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
PETWORTH AREA

PETWORTH AREA
1.bedrm. apt. available immedi-
:ssls :ters; mSssrn sssn,p aO. PsSs ssl new e
sE sfS * ssss iois f'f iSs Il
cekHREDE1ys S49s newly Esmodsled ISss s,s Y
me-; $75 mo. MA. S-463o. go
COLORED-S53 PER MO.-Inel.
S1.s si'' .as as 6. I'm! :. ':s' :1 4p ny s,s$S s:sa'
COLoRED-REFINED, Q rms, k. and
semipvt. b.; S45.50 mo. JENKINS,
AID. 2-3504. 1s4o 18th st. NV.
CoLoRED-ANACosTIA SCI ana
bedrms.; master Tv antenns.
kitchen vent fan, basement laundry
and storage; $50 and .$72. plus
s'ii kna aodsse g. eEift siio i1ass ssSo. oEo
s.e.. LU 4-2501. -22
COLORED-IS35 CAPITOL AVE. NE.
52 rms" kit. and bath: $50. ST.
COLORED-SELECTED ADULTs-3
rms. kit. bath; upper NV. After 6
wkdays. ia. 9-2O2S.. --24
COLORED-SELECTE ADULTS
rms. kit, bath. shower rm. upper
NV After wkdays. IA. 9-2O2S.
COLORED-l4O6 10th ST. NV
2 rms, kit. and semipvt. bath:
$55 mo DI. T-4244.
COLORED-25O3 I4th ST. N.W.-3
bedrms., liv. rm., kitchen and bath;
Go. S-e2aa. ' ''' VIGIL ~
COLORED-I3I5 d ST. NE rms,
kit. and bath, rear porch. Choice Of
several. $3.50 mo. HARRISON d
ADAMS, MA. S-S30S. -23
COLORED -- 1900 FLORIDA AVE.
N.W.-Large, l rrn., kit. and bath.
In well-kept bldg; adults only;
$3.50 mo-, incl. heat and hot
water. See janitor on premises or
call ME. 6-54OO.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
M st. Building Sales
MATERIALS


From 2S6 surplus Govt. apartments.
All framing. studs, US. Fir No. J and
2x4. 2xa. exs. 2xio $1,000 M.
Plywoodd: Plywood: / 4xs 4x$ 1913. sS
Flooring; Oak A. and Q" DC 50. It.
Redwood siding. 1xS 10c 50. It.
window sash: BOXES per pr. $3.50.
Doors: .osxess. 94"xtss" .$3;95.
Gas ranges. apt. size: $500 up.
Refrigerators, Westinshouse: S35 Up.
Toilets and. tank. complete; S12.95.
Hot water heaters IGas, 90 gall: $40.
Many other. items--pipe. brick. insu-
lation, cabinets. steel, coal bins,
picture windows, etc.
to Job! ,cb; Out g. Gapitol to
M and 1st. s.w. Tel. Ii. 3-0609.
Open 2 days Q week. z to z Ia
Evening star., 1954-09-21

CONSTTTUT1ON AVE. N.E.-6O1
One-bedrm. apt; sos, incl. utils
See Mr.. Steuart. AUERBACH q CO.
D1. 7-66O1. AID. 4-59O7.
25O2 Pennsylvania AVE. NV.
One rm.. kit. bath: no children; S55
1919 L St. NV. RE. 7-242e
ga
1888 l4th st. NV, Apt. 5
! Bedrm. Apt. $50. Key No. I
334S Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
! Bedrm. Apt, $40; Incls. Utils.
Elk. 3-5707. RA. 3-2456
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for q lovely apt. at reas.
rent? Excel. selections. all parts,
D. c. Let me show you. For Tree
rental service, call MANDEL, ME.
6-6414. "a
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Lovely modern eley bldg. Sun deck
fiks EFTIc.Mssa. Hs.a 80 S'i; to 'ns5 $ss.So H rent
AID. 4-0270 for information
Evening star., 1954-09-21
CONN AWE 3701

CONN. AVE, 3701
Beautiful efic. Oct. LIST. Liv. I'm.
1923. dressing rm., window In
bath; sun deck. .24.hr. secretarial
controlled BY tenant Ideal transp
and shoppins. Phone EN-. 3-2s00.
Evening star., 1954-09-21

The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 ASIIMEAD PI.. NV.
VI block OF Conn. ave. at 23OO. over.
looking Rock Greek Park. Dbie. and
sSle.. rms. pvt. bath avail; excel.
meals, Rates $3.50 wk. .up. Ho.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious. bedrm., liv. rm.: utils.
switchboard and elev.: handy dim
ing foyer. kit. and bath: all shop
ping centers: children accepted
Evening star., 1954-09-21

LARGE UNFURNTsHED room with
running water. Box 389-Y Star.
WANTED-Unfurn. rm. with board; !;
18th st. NV. Box 367-Y, star. --26
Evening star., 1954-09-21


Attractive. large. sarden-type. I.
bedrm; apis: compl. furn.; az utils
Also, 2-bedrm., unfurn.. $S1 80. an
utils. incl Apply at once, 1000
Mississippi ave s.e.. or can 20,
2-06iS. -22
COLORED-3 LOVELY rooms and
bath; 4122 18th st. NV. RIA; g.
CoLORED-1314 Rhode Island Ave.
N.W.-Large room with stove and
sink; nicely iurn.: inspect. then
COLORED-a Rms. kit. and bath.
Utils. incl. Rent reas. Cau NO; q
COLORED
1888 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Apt. 2. Near Georgia ave. and Web
ster st. Attrac.- Q lge. rms, kitchen,
pvt, bath. $S2.5O. mo. incl. refgr..
;nsne.t ssoye all ,Ttiis nicely iuIn; pgeH
RENTAL CO. 915 New York ave.
NV. Ma. STAG. -21
Evening star., 1954-09-21
APIS. FURNlsHED-MD.

Beant furn.. In brick dupiex house:
pvt. entr., free use Of laundry rrn..
utils furn.: 15 Minis. to downtown
d. C, Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. B207 Greenwood ave-: phone
after 5 pm. JU. S-2064. --23
TAKOMA PARK-Large. bright. airy
bsmt. apt: completely furn.; liv.
E Fnnas sedrm prs ks sstr and ean1 hath .rsnan ss
10. s-2655. -27
TAKOMA PARK-Two bedrms., Nv.
rm., din. rm., kit. and bath, In pvt.
home. pvt. entr. Can Ju. $4,000.
SILVER SPRTNG-widov has room
VIZ. With kit. privils.: 3 bus; 70 hgsigneas sSag
Evening star., 1954-09-21
FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINES. SIS and up;
semiauto and auto; $40 and up:
guaranteed ACE APPLIANCE CO..
40 n &c ne. ME, S-O566
Evening star., 1954-09-21

TOPSOIL
Patapico River black loan for lawns.
flower beds and gardens, Landscap-
ing: 6-ton. loads. contract prices.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE
LU. 2-4924. weekdays, z pm. to o
pm: Sat. and Sun. o am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

OL0RED-4I2e 18th 81. NV
m. kit. and bath. RA. 3-6T9a. --26
Evening star., 1954-09-21

BULLDOzER. D7 CATERPILLAR, for rent
By cay Or longer. MR.. MULLINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
IIIini Short on Veterans
As Spring Drills Stort
By The Associated Press

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, April g.
Facing a "big rebuilding task"
Coach Ray Eliot of Illinois has
begun sitting a group of IS can
didates for 1854 football ma
terial.
Spring practice began yester-
day and only 10 lettermen, in
Guiding Mickey Bates and j. C.
Caroline, star halfbacks, were
available. The squad lost Is
through graduation.
Eliot says, 1--WE lost our entire
starting lineup with the excep-
ton of the guards and halfbacks.
Our most pressing problems will
be finding a capable quarter
back, replacing Stan Wallace and
Ken Miller at fullback, develop
ing some capable ends and
building some depth at tackle. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
Third So Derby Hope Injured
Big Crest Has Bowed Tendon,
Fourth Blow for Guggenheim

100000 Florida Derby for r.. S.
Lyle of Los Angeles is in, New
York prepping for the 100000
added Gotham Stakes a week
from Saturday and the 100000
added Wood Memorial on April
"a, both at Jamaica. He'll then
head for Louisville.
To Run Again on Coast.
Determine. No. l horse in the
Santa Anita Derby and top
money winner of the year fol-
lowing his victory in the Peter
Clark Handicap at Bay Meadows
last Saturday, will remain on the
West Coast until two weeks be-
fore the Derby.
While Correlation was breez-
ing seven furlongs in 1923 at
Belmont Park yesterday, Deter
mines owner. Andrew j. Crevolin,
and trainer, Willie Molter; got
together and outlined their colts
campaign. The gray son of
Alibhai will make his next start
IN the $25,00O-added Bay Mead
ows Derby April II. Then he'll
be flown to Louisville for his final
prep in the Derby Trial April q.
Molter also plans to enter Allied
in the Trial.
Catcher Stablemate.
Working out between races at
Jamaica. Fisherman was ridden
by Jockey Hedley Woodhouse
and was paced by another Whit
ney horse, Counterfeit. The lat
ter started about a sixteenth of
a mile ahead of Fisherman, but
was caught and passed near the
head of the stretch. With less
than a sixteenth of a mile re-
manning Woodhouse took a tight
hold on the colt until the finish.
Fisherman, winner of four
major stakes in 1858, makes his
3-year-old debut SATURDAY.
in the Experimental Handicap
at Jamaica. He's expected to
clash with other such Derby
hopefuls as Mrs. John D. Hertz's
Double Speed, Joe Gavegnano's
Errard King, James Cox Brady's
Best Years, Hal Price Headley's
Revolt, j. w. Rodgers DUO de
Fer and Giant Cracker from
Harry F. Guggenheim's Cain Hoy
Stable.
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Coast League Begins
168-Game Schedule

LOS ANGELES, April 6.-The
1854 baseball season is officially
under way.
The Pacific Coast League in
augurates its SD campaign to-
day with five games, and Presi-
dent Clarence Rowland, always
an optimist. predicts an upswing
in attendance all around the
circuit.
The league is committed to a
168-game schedule instead of the
$50 games played last year. The
teams are permitted to have
working agreements with major
league clubs and may accept
optioneeS from them. This is a
departure from the practice of
the last two seasons.
The league appears stronger
than it was in 1858. Jerry Priddy
is bossing the Seattle Rainiers
and playing first base. Bill
Sweeney Is back at the helm in
Los Angeles, replacing Stan
Hack. who replaced Phil CAVIAR
retta at Chicago. Last, but not
least, Charley Dresser, who did
so we'll at Brooklyn, will try to
turn out winner at Oakland.
Los Angeles figures to be a
contender. but Hollywood re-
mains a slight favorite to re-
peat its. 1853 championship.
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Las Vegas Rates
Yonks Even Bet,
Dodgers 7 to 10
BY the AssocIoted Press

LAS VEGAS, New, April g.
The Las Vegas line has installed
Brooklyn as the 7-to-10 favorite
to repeat it's championship in
the National League, but the
Yankees are only an even
money choice to repeat in the
American.
Jackie Gaughan, Handicapped
for the Derby Turf Club, today
wrote these odds in Las Vegas,
where betting is legal:
American League-New York,
even: Cleveland 81, Chicago 90,
Boston I'll. Washington 1911,
Philadelphia 25-1, Baltimore
SOL. Detroit SOL.
National League - Brooklyn
Ito. Milwaukee To, st. Louis
90. New York 6-l, Philadelphia
10-1. Cincinnati 20-1, Chicago
SOL. Pittsburgh SOL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
BY the AssoeIoted Press

GREENSBORO, N. c., April 6.
Doug Ford is winging again.
The 31-year-old New Yorker,
playing out of Kiamesha Lake,
raced around the 6,723-yard
Starmount Forest Country Club
course in 2 hours so minutes
and 70 strokes yesterday to trim
Marty Furgol by three strokes
in their playof for the $4,000 top
money in the Greater Greensboro
Open golf tournament.
Last years No. money WIN
ner hadn't finished higher than
fourth since the turn of the
year. But after yesterdays vic
tory, he is No. 10 on the money
list and has won $3.50.
Ford birdied the second hole
with a 12-foot putt while Furgol
had a boyle S and Doug never
lost the lead. although Marty dug
in to make it a contest before he
finally had to yield and settle
for runner-up money of $1,400.
The two had tied over the regu-
lation 70 holes with 283.
Of form and apparently
thinking ahead to the Masters
tournament opening Thursday
at Augusta, they didn't burn up
the course. Ford posted 37-35-
70 and Furgol S9-36-75. Par
is 35-36-71.
Three less puts told the story.
Ford had 81 to 80 for Furgol.
Doug took only Is going out. six
times getting down in one as he
offset Furgol's superior driving
with sharper chipping and put
ting.
Furgol, who now has won $4,-
148 this year to rank ninth, had
five pars and four bogies on
the front nine to turn two down.
Only on the sixth did he pick
up a stroke. posting a par 4.
He lost a golden opportunity on
the 600-yard seventh by three
putting to match Ford's bogie 6.
Marty birdied the short 10th
with a 20-foot putt. but bogied
No. IL and again was two down.
He fell to three when he bogied
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Rudy RegaIado Makes
Grade With Cleveland
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW ORLEANS, April g.
Rudy Regalado. 23-year-old in
fielder who is hitting .452 in the
exhibition season, became a full
1edged member of the Cleveland
Indians today.
The Tribe announced it had
purchased the California rockies
contract from its indianapolis
farm club.
"I've been praying every night
for this to happen. the over
joyed Rudy said. Back home
clos Angeles) my folks have
been lighting a candle every day
for me to stay with the Indians. "
Manager AL Lopez has been
using Regalado as infield insur-
ance at second or third base.
AS a college player. Regalado
played first. and Lopez admits
he might be used there, the sore
spot of the Tribe inf1eld.