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Evening star., 1955-02-24

about and figure well wn because it all depends
on the other fellow"
For the unnitiated Casey speaks only language
Sengelese may may not understand it, but there
is pure unadulterated sengelese year after year.
***
ON THIS PARTICULAR occasion there four Yankees
of large room-First Baseman Joe Collins
Catchers Yogi Berra and Charlie Slvera and 1nelder Gil
McDougald Casey directed careless thumb toward Berra
and said:
"Now there's guy I might play anywhere Maybe he'll
CATCH maybe he'll play third base, or maybe he'll WIND up
In the outfeld."
Berra grinned as stengels words foated toward him.
but Collins said "Yogs going butter for the third
base job, Case"
Indignation could put you in the outed and let ny
ball hit you on the head Or you couldn't play at all
The Berra- Collins McDougad group fell Silent
while the Master spoke again, saying:
II got too many guys who can do too many nlgs winch
is good and which bad That is know what mean
instance take three of those fellows over at that table
*** *
HE STARTED WITH Yogi Berra. "He play third
base probably plays golf which hear is bad and ne
can play the outfeld played him anywhere else
except behind the plate everybody would say that I'm crazy
because he is the best catcher in baseball.
"Iat other guy there (Svera) can eaten real gooo
my only 800 hitter only he hardly ever plays
people beginning to think he coac or sometnng
Collins shucks played him in the outield in World
Series game-I forget oneand he's supposed to be
first baseman
"I got the winner" Casey said, 'but got to uggle
little bit account got who say they can 90
different things besides pitching seup is all messed up
"At this time he emphasized. Maybe got pitching
staff maybe haven't They made some changes over the
winter" airily acting as if he had no part OF them
sand got If put the pieces together and
beat the other fellow"
"The other felow-A Lopez, maybe?"
81 amt saying" Casey replied. They're all aike-try1ng
to beat you read in the paper where Bob Turley is an
automatic pennant and don't know Turey from Mutt
or jeff and who to tell anybody that he's pitcher?
He's guy who wears toeplae and how would you like
rundown shortstops since you're ask anyway?
THERE'S THIS OLD little runt (Rizzuto) and Hunter
from Baltimore Billy Martin coming out OF the Army
and that Cuban squirt what's his name Miranda? We
got Jerry Coleman and 80"
But Case, you can't play em a suggested bysander
Martin stuff in World Series couple OF years ago.
McDous as} was :. :"
"Those guys can play anywhere McDougald at second
base or Martini Jerry Coleman play second
third or An gotta couple of others we can move
around there's the outeld oo which brings
me back to catching There's this Eson Howard Negro
boy who can maybe play first base and play
the outeld Besides pinch hit and maybe I'm speak
ing out of but he'll stay maybe and it'll all be question
of fitting holes into square or the other way
around and this Bob ought win 20 games with maybe
Ford another 20 80"
"And so you win the pennant again?"
II better win it," Case replied.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

their season opener, but lost
both encounters with CIV for
a 10 record. The Hoyas
are o..
Bob Kessler, the former
George Washington High School
star. is expected to lead the
Terps tonight. Kessler needs 48
points to break the record for
a player in his junior year
sos, set by Gene Shue.
Warren Buehler, George
towns top gun, and Joe Missett,
who has q deadly hook shot,
are expected to lead the Hoyas.
Jack Walsh, a pleasant surprise
to Coach Buddy Jeanette; Dale
Smith and Joe Bolger are the
other starters.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

ance Of a newly arrived snowbird from
Minnesota than of Californian, but those
little wheels in his head are whirring and his
vocal cords are in good shape.
It may be significant that Stengel was
the first manager to roll up his sleeves and
60 to work this year. Adversity-if finishing
second to the Indians following five straight
World Championships is the word-appar-
emily has not set well with the old gaffer.
At any rate, Stengel got here early to screen
Yankees OF the future in a special school
I'VE got some good kids" Stengel says,
"and could give you names if I knew 'en.
Rut o,,ess it's the ship club' vou're thinking
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Senlifina| Bouts
To Draw Heavy
U|ine' Turnout
Experience Gives
Edge to Defending
Heavyweight Chomp
ByeDick O'Brien

With Tleayyweights Len Kan
thai and Gary lavish headlining
the program. the seminal round
Of the fast-moving Golden Gloves
tournament, sponsored by The
Star, takes the stage tonight at
the Uline Arena. The first bout
starts at $50.
A record-hreaking semifinal
crowd is expected tonight. al
though good seats were still to
be had in all sections Of the big
arena.
The dramatic meeting of Kan
thai and lavish has been in the
works almost a year. Ever since
Len won the senior heavyweight
championship last year and Gary
won the novice title, their fol-
lowers have been speculating over
the respective abilities Of the two
yOul1S dkl1dOO0Ao.
Kanthal will be the slight ia
vorite going into tonight's en-
counter because of his wider
experience in amateur compete
tion, but the lavish followers are
counting heavily on Gary's de-
termination, his ability to shake
off punches and his great fight
ing heart to carry him through.
Rapid Rise.
Kanthal burst prominently in
to the amateur heavyweight pic
ture last year after winning the
local Golden Gloves tournament.
Unheralded and unsung, he went
to the Eastern championships at
New York, beat Rocky Marci-
amos protege in his first pre-
liminary start, and wound up
knocking out Julius Griffin. the
New York champion, in the finals
at Madison Square Garden.
After than Kanthal went on
to win the Inter-City Golden
Gloves crown and the Interna-
tional Golden Gloves title at st.
Louis. He proved to be a box
Office magnet in New York,
especially after the word got
around that he might be inter-
ested in a professional career.
Kanthal has never definitely
committed himself about joining
the pro ranks. His chief am
bition is to win a place on next
years Olympic team.
JaWish. the challenger in this
instance, is a formidable op-
ponent. Strong and determined.
he has much latent talent which
has not been developed because
he has had only six amateur
fights In his entire career.
Both From Athletic Families.
Gary comes from rugged stock.
His father, Henry lavish, was
one of the roughest guards ever
to play football at Georgetown.
Henry played under John D.
O'Reilly and Al Exendine, the
Indian coach, for the nationally
ranked Hoya teams Of the early
1920s.
Kanthal also comes from a
family with an athletic back
ground. His father. Seigfried
Kanthal, came to this country
from Germany in the early 1920s
and was prominent as a soccer
Evening star., 1955-02-24
llo Points All Time High
GWWurns tournament Rivals
With William and Mary Rout
Star Stan Photo,

Washington and Lee 7-5), W6SM
(6-5), Davidson (4-D and VMI
(3-9.
Coach Bill Reinhart of CIV is
predicting nothing for the Co.
lonials. Reinhart admittedly is
tournament-shy. They are a
means of making money" he
(See CIV, Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1955-02-24
VIII, Lose or Drew
By FRANCIS STANN
Star S.cff corresponden,

ST PETERSBURG, FLA, FEB 24-This is to report that
Charles Dillon Casey Sengel already is in top form for the
season. even If his Yankees are not.
True Caseys face is pale giving him Of the appear
Evening star., 1955-02-24

(see GOLDEN GLOVES, C-3.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

First Line Tires are Safe. Heavier
rugged long-weafins tread. Big he
SEE AND FEEL THE DIFFERENC
gamble with your family's safety
inferior END or 3rd line tires OF A
FIRST-LINE TIRES In these make
q FirSt-Line Tire?" Then comp
prices are lower
Evening star., 1955-04-18
APIS. UNFuRNisHEp-p.c.

COLORED-32s r 81. N.W.' Ant..l
TaoNSsS Ss s. e.sIsaRs brown. sis an T.
SaR Bath: newly t deearated. i ali utiIs. M
furn.; conV. transD. Cali TU. a-s5l2.
coLoRED-ess d N.w.-1st. snd
and :ird floors. All front apts., newly
DEC: very low rentals. RA. 6-li9i;
coLoREDo5ioe 17sh ST. NJ
Large l-bedrm: apt. in desirable To-
cation; rent. S69.50 mo. Call Mr..
c0I DgyAIL; DAAIL DIs 1880; 49,; So 1s N1k
apt.. convenient to everythins; rent,
s6s,50 mo. Call Mr.. DUvALL pI.
coioRED-zs4 MADISON ST. NV.
-Brand-new apt. house. modern.
venient NV. location: rent, SIS mo.
C0LORED-l37I MORRIS RD. s.E.-
New apts.. .S49.50 and S64.50 mo.
Navy Yard bus stops ct door. Open
snn. ! a,,s nsa3 dsily. Key At 1873. Apt 2.
cSioi2Dnlsls tS; IipTc1: 1sth ST. MS NV
rms, kit. bath In mod. eley. bldg:
reas. See janitor. VINNIcK u
cC2 G9aEEi aSEn 1893 / St n.w'sr Nls
COtVhEAb-isSld l11h S1s NJ
Bright. 1-bedrm apt. In a modern
brick blds,: only S69. so INCLUDING
CARR Realtor. MA .S-S0a3. --l9
C0L0RED-I3i3 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Newly renovated bldg. conveniently
located: Ist-foor apt: rms, kit.
bath. PORCH. ysnetian blindsi
ICOLORED-JUST TRY to find some
thing like this nice one-bedroom
apt. again! Honestly. it's q steali
Only .sd2 so and atils. You'll have
large and bright living room. beds
room. kit. and tiled bath; refsr.
and stove included. See Mr.. Jack
son, 1913 54th st. ne. No. J.. or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 7a4 i4th
St. NV. MA. S-2345.
C0LORED--lIO7 N ST. N.W.--1 rm..
kit. and semibath. Only S37 so mo-,
incl. heat. hot water and eiec. Ins
spect. then call CO. 5-632a.
COL0RED-5 RMS, bath, porch, SIS
( tall outside rms). 1040 9th st.. ne.
MA. S-4fi39. EN-. 2-5S42. "a
COL0RED--1 RIM. plus lee kit, stove
and refgr. pvt. bath, sos per mo.
incl. utils,: mr.. q and N. Capitol.
ST. 3-3657. Al
Evening star., 1955-04-18

nv. nv 35ssod "a "a ave ave. IA "A s.isss' :"
EMBASSY AREA-Twin rms. twin
beds. newly dec: best transp.; dble..
Sgle. rms, 2O10 Mass. ave, NV.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
MiscELLANEoUs FoR sALE

SCALE, Toledo. parcel post: electric.
PssaER Rssil ssSszK @zEiAs Z CO g Ne Nc. sss 81
10th 81. NV. Re. 1891. -19
SEWING MACHINE. portable. Singer.
orig. SIS. cail at sos Sth st. NV.
SIGN, neon. e0x3-ft.. USED CARS:
complete incl. poles: $500. 10,
STEEL ROOF TRUssEs t31. with all
braces; approx. 81 It. long; must be
sold tWreckinE jobl. UN. 4-22l2.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
FARM 3 GARDEN lcsns.l

BULLDoZER for gradins. excayat-
Ins, land clearing. free estimates
Gail ON 4-Sa33. night. AP 7-069S
TREE REMOVAL. 50 up: topping.
pruning, seeding. eabeling: complete
yard work JU S-042o Ju h-S0a7
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
trimmlng. D. C.. Nd. Free estimates;
Mr.. CLAYTON. UN. 4-0a0a. 80
benches. vases. AoEeF
boxes. wall foundations. sundials.
statues. 304 D St. ne. Ii. 4-3So5.
FOR sALE-e2 barrels of corn, SIC
per barrel. DONNIE JENKINS. Old
Smallwood Church road. Rison. Nd
HOME vineyard grape ofer No. AM
Consisting of Q Red Brighton.
White Niagara, and : Favorite Blue
Concerd-total six 2-year grape
yineS-for S3.30 postpaid. Write for
free COPY: new spring price list In
color. offered by Virginia's largest
growers Of fruit trees, nut trees,
berry plants. grape vines and land
seape plant material. Salespeople
wanted. WAYNESBORO NURSERIES,
Waynesboro. Virginia.
Mighty Kat, new =
cylinder with fitting hydraulic 81
in. blade. The ideal piece OF eauip-
ment for back fill. finished grade OF
landscape work; would ike TO sell
Immediately. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. lf17 R. I. AVE. NE. DU'
GARDEN TRACTOR, s h.p.. for sale,
with attachments; $3.50. Webster
5-4T57, evenings. -90
Evening star., 1955-04-18
BIGGEST AND BESTl
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN will share his nicely
furn.. air-cond apt. with another
man. co. 5-7549 aft. z, Sum-. all day.
TWO MEN will share apt. with third
man; wall-to-wall carpeting. RADIO
phono-Ty. DU T-3S59. --e2
10th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
Girl. share beaut. furn. house with
other girls. Own rm., TV. NO. Z
3675. lis
LADY to share twin-bed room apt
with another lady; exceptional op-
portunity for the right person. DE.
2-1677. -1S
LADY would like to share apt. with
working mother and child. Mt.
Rainier. uN. 4-S570. Ia
ARLINGT0N-2 girls to share at
tractive apt. with other girl.
IA, 2-14S5. 20
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE an attrac.
air-cond. NV. apt? Young men
seek i other man to compl. four
some. Pvt. unlim. phone: $50 mo-.
utils. incl DE. 2-7S2S aft. $50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
VACuIIM CLEANERS


WASHERS. all makes, types; $3.50
up: most guaranteed; repairs and
service. FREDERICK 1908 t4th
st NV, IA $1,000
Thor, automatic; very
good working condition; $50. XII.
S-S377. 30
WASH. MACH, Bendix, ecol.. $50;
good cond. 10. 3-6196.
WASHING MACHINE. 1850. ABC,
f best offsr II Ii. 4.sisi. lis
WASHING MACHINE, GE. with new
wringers; 8 yrs. old. Reasonable. Lo.
5-225S. lis
Speed Queen. wringer,
gSsr csn ss s4 FlaGer aSsy aVe
III 5-27S0 --l9
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT Of beauty
shop: ; driers neon sign, dresser
cites. mirrors ano bowls. 2131 P
st. NV. AID. 4-75s5. AID. 2-7054.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
ApTs. FURNIsHED--MD.

BATH. mr.. NH and tranap. Call
md nd FEooR.s 1Iooi rms. and bstn: ss5
per mo-; wills. incl. 1901 r st. ne.
TAKoAIA PARK-2-room apartment,
Ss,5,,Ut Ssas, utilities s aasss included. adult On
SILVER sPRTNG--6-rm. apt. bldg:
W blk 'ieorgia ave-. :, from Hecat;
adults. no pets. JU. 9-aS25. ---22
MI. RAINIER, 4I05 34th--3 rms,
PVT. bath; ptils,; conv. stores. transp
TakoMA AK 'Pi PiARK-Lse. bright, airy
bsmt. apt. attractively furn.: iiv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath; utils.
Bendix. pvt. entrance: cony. transp.
Avail April 10. JU. 9-2855. lie
MD rms. private
bath and entrance, Adults. $50. Gall
TxkoMA PARk-Sieely furn. l.
bedrm. and efiic. apts.: TV. utlls.
block bus and shop. JU. 5-5269.
HYATTsvILLE--Liy. rm.. bedrm.. kit,
with semipyt. bath; pvt. entr.; sos
rns tnsl. NtHi,RN gsilsi va foykRsa.rm fgl9 snt
oyerlooking wooded stream: ali utils.
BURGESS. Reaitor. 61os Broad st..
CHEyY CHASE. Md. near NH and
S;f Chevy Chase Chase and Columbia Clubs.
TAKOMA PK.---Nicely furn., / bed
rm., pvt. bath and entr.; mr.. bus
and shopping. JU. 7-8104.
BELTSVILLE--3 or 8 rm. furn. 2nd-
fl. apt, on 3h acres, garden privi-
leges. WE. 5-5906. 30
/ AND BEDRM APIS. ATTRAC.
lively FURNISHED FROM SS5
Mr,Ip,sLpInN EP INcLupJNo Al AZ " HTH ,ocI e0R
Evening star., 1955-04-18
APTs. UNFURNlsHED--p.c.

CONGRESS HTS and rms.
?53. i4th sT. NV, Apt. 3Q8--b
rms. and bath; $50. Heat. h.-w.,
janitor, furn. Open. RA. 8-720l,
WALTER REED AREA, in apt. bldg
NEW MOD. ELEv. BLDG. with sun.
deck, air .cond,. and parking avail.
Ideal empl girls or couples. Enc; !.
See,95; i-6edrma5 ma5os $3.50 is2Ss 7
csESaGaTowS sS.SiooS spt aS a SSs ss .sorsssl ss
service incl; S1o0. DE. 2-ls1l.
wEsTCLIFF. 1869 Columbia I'd. NV,
5 rms. kit. and bath; reasonable
rental Call co. 5-4635. --22
3l7 10th ST N.E.-Front apt; newly
SssS SSssSorsted r. nods5,. s,. n sit ". ~ IN; R
aARRis RaaE Hi on Sa'ni PREMISE Sss;'0' s'' MN
rm Sssden apt. $3.50 utils Incl
10 2-I056 10 i-IOlb
1913 18th ST.. NV. Beautifully
decorated. bcdrm Nv. rrn., mod
ern kit and bath: latest in eonin-
ment See RES. MGR. on premises
si9 90 idaS IN ST N.E.--Nswly dec. mod,
kit. uv rm., bedrm.. bath and porch
500 See MR.. HARRIS on premises.
NORTHWOOD GARDENS - Modern
garden-type apts.. adjoining. Govt.
park bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette.
kit.. bath: incl. utiis.: $3.50. See
resident mgr. on premises. or call
essis s IIScSLN IiSSSS RID, N.E-Iss. enc,
apt. incl. al utils; $3.50. Call
sssi ssioiy LINCOLN NM. MEL bsdrm,.
utils.; S75.5o, caii h. a, HUM:
PHRiEs Realtors. ma. s.s0so, lie
I4T6 COLUMBIA m. N.w.--Newly
dec, extra lge. Irms.. bedrms.. liy.
rm. din. rm,, hit. and bath. $50.
BRoDIE a COLBERT, INC. .RKAI-
TORS. 1891 K st. NV. MA. s-ss7s.
DUPONT CrRcLE-psl,rh,fui e.Sed-
rm. apt; excel, location: quiet. on
trsnsp, slee. kit-. veranda; $50
cRSmGaTowx-. GasTTosswx. rms, irs. kit.. 10.
Gated on nice quiet residential street:
spt bids. nsw renovated. "a
Evening star., 1955-04-18
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXERS. 4 beautiful fawn males,
inoculated. jE. o-i4s6. "a
COCKER PUPPIES t4) honey colored.
fgll l, eiooaed;, 'ns ed, no, t1a req $50 and $50
female, u lbs, VIZ. s-sos5. is
3 months; also older Danes. Come
see them, all Axe reg; Show pros
gsssdts priced a;sS 81 uD NIL ILpAW y KEN sEiS
TE. 6-s4so or ov. a-4Sei. Is
COCKER PUPS - Champion sired;
snail teddy-bear type, housebrcken
sETTERs. EAi black with white: and
e95don ser M. ~ Ek's 's.,sssfsm, ,ssssfsmsd' beauties si
BOSTON AND PJGs. AKc req.
Edsewater. Nd. Colonial s-7oss.
POINTERS. German, short haired; Z
I Shots nesys r. SioodIine. sIS ffs AkGi ksavina n
country. can't take them all with
me; will consider gun trade. JAs T.
GERMAN GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg. The dog with brains and beauty.
ESSIfsa suiI L. PUPs si1Sc0 male and t.
male. about 10 wks. old; shots;
sour mugs; reg. KE. 6-9522. --la
POODLE, black. French. ] yr. old,
AKC reg; ali shots. OIL. 4-17Sa
POODLE PUPPlEs---Maie and female
black miniature poodle puppies two
months old. Sire dam and litter
registered Axe. MRS. CHARLES
HUME. Hunting Ridge Farm. RID
2. Charlottesville, Virginia. Phone
DACHsHuNDs. puppies and breeding
stock, males and females. Axe res.
Browning S-gl2l,
PUPPIES, 9 wks. old, mother toy COL
lie and part beagle. He. 4-SabS.
BEDLINGTON TERRIER, Axe reg. 2
yrs. old: excel. for children. S26.
CHiNCHiLLAs. Q pr. high quality.
reg. stock. guaranteed; will litter In
April. RE. 5-9454. 80
Evening star., 1955-04-18
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.W.

i6as 10Th ST, NV -Businesswomen;
turn modern baths NO 7-af,G9
CONN. AVE. mr. Sheraton PIX. Hotel
Lovely lge, rm in apt. MRS: OLD
HAM. 20 5-0575 or CO. 5.0065
EMBASSY AREA-Dble. and single
rms; newly dec; cow, loc.; best
2I47 r ST.--Studio rm.; refgr., grill.
SSeS12. Ex 3-0853. --19
WILSON HOUSES. Excel rms. sgles..
S35-s4O-sa5; dbles;, S:5,S30ooSS3355;
pyt. b; ss.; S7o; daily, 81 e., Ap, Eas s-92a6.
usually nice Single nm rm. with run
ming water and mr. shower. --19
1855 ST. N.W.-Just newly painted
and panered: front rm. with south
lsee @ sIsss MASS. AVE. N.w.-1n one Of
nice. incest. q eslssanest, ss quiet houses.
WE W MRS. 8 SsTEPHENs~. ~ 10
LOVELY RIM. for eirl. Jewish home;
privils.. End st. NV, mr.. Hamilton;
Chillum bus. RA. 6-5226. al
LARGE BEDRM. and breakfast ia
sisss sa sr to yoenf sM as4s aag csna s1ea avs avs
sci. front room; mod.
pvt. home: adults. NO. 7-s9a5.
DUPONT CIRcLE-Room for semitic
man; use OF liv. rm.. kit. and phone.
1913 Riggs pl. NV, Ho. 2-s936.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER = iS?s
10th st NV. Clean. cony... maid
service: S35 mo. Me. S-33s0. So.
AGA 10th sT.-Twin rm. for men,
nicely furn.:: maids service. phone.
parking: 500; ssls. $40. ia
and and ssh ssis Phone, other 1's' prisiis. wis.
Ladies, Reas. NO. 7-ala2. -i9
HALF BLK. FROM SHERATON Pk.--
Weli-furn. small 2nd-ti. sgl. frt..
$3.50 wkly.; lge,. sgl.. next bath.
sS HH ;;san 31s1s'7. .v.,. iS ,ecis,.
asl: san ST 1dry Is Ty sE DHFIcils Ho 5 n per pes
50O7 nth ST. N.W.-Sgl.. End a.
front; excel. transp.. semipvt. bath;
lovely location. RA. 3-9004. lis
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSP.-Fxtra-
lge. front bedrm.. nicely furn.: pvt.
home; cpl. or 2 girls; Sf5 mo. IU.
ss2o Attn ST. NV. tcorner Porter
st.l--Nicely furnished single room;
home and surroundings will have to
be seen to be appreciated. --22
DOWNTOWN. 92S g pl.. NV: u blk
TO Wn0dWaru & LotnropS S. Each I'm.
equipped with refrigerator. 81 up.
1893 PARK RD.--Lovely rms. young
men: sgle. .-dble.: tiled shower: maid
sery.: parking; 81 wk. DU. 7-9s74.
a23 HAMILTON N.W.--Master bed
room. pvt. shower: gentleman. Gen.
tile home. RA. 3-g361.
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME
Attractive coZy room. convenient;
references. RA. 6-20s8 reasonable.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
&. LUMBER
~ Flooring Suitable for
Sheathing or Sub Flooring
$25 PER M
Oak Flooring-$65 Per NJ
Slight charge for delivery
ii
ACE WRECKING co.
4nno MINI Ave. NE.
4009 MINI. Ave. NE.
D. c. YARD. LII. 4-a500
YARD, PO, 2-g2ll

MINERAL STONE COLLECTION
Best otier. LU. I-3651 after 4 pm,
MIMEoGRAPHs. electric, A. B. Dick,
mod. 9l, rebuilt. $500. Speed-o-
print, demonstrator, 500; 4. B.
Dick IsB. 85-feed electric, Si25;
CENTRAL. 2at9 l4th st. NV. -23
MOTOR. lot n 1sssa elsstric. h.p.; 3 s phase; !;
makes; lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO. 247a Sherman ave s1. nv.
ORGANS Used Hammond. spinet. In
good cond.: at considerable savings.
Chord opgn o5gan. HE new: aSspb says mere -
Music CO, organ Dept. il0s 9
PIANOS, slightly used; full keyboard
bArgain at only $faj. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. HOS @ st. NV. DI,
PfaNaoo,f Winters Musette. 18th Cen
t0ry; : years old; lovely tone: $500.
PIANOS. Steinway grand; this is a
ss sal SarGa assEyy = Snly 81 hi1s,c t LiHsssl era
PIAN0S-.Are YOU looking for bar
snail sized spinett;;' s545. CAMP,
BELL MusIc CO. HOS @ st. NV.
PIANOS, Chickerings Mason and Ham:
lin and Steinway, reconditioned
REands. come in and see our dis
Rlay Of these fine instruments; lib.
erai allowance for your piano; i9sc
BELL Music CO. i1os q st. NV
PiANos For RENT-spinets and
consoles. So monthly, plus hauling
sS s.sooa 0a'fsIas PlaNo = MART lsfS pi1f fSi5 sth
epEn 81, NJ THuRs. 11ass EYES. EYES the h0Eafy''
PiANOS--We have good selection
Of slightly used and foor sample
terms. JoRDANs corner 18th and
G sts. NV. tPhone ST. a-940o1 and
93a2 Georgia ave. Silver sprine
pIaSos PAN 8 FoR fo RENT : Rental or
rental purchasing plan from So
monthly. up; hauling extra; JoR-
DAMS. corner 18th and 9 sts. nv, nv
nens. phens ST ;igsn .Sa9o SWIM and ,pbsSs SssS
Ju, 5-1i05i. Silver Spring store
open every evening. Downtown
STORE open Thursday ewes, -22
FaNosgrsGd n;T.ts nsT standard ony Rase sas
nationally advertised price. $685.:
mahogany finish. 1O-year suaran-
tee: also many values in used spin
Efs and consoles. ST. $4,000. PIANO
asRr nae the 0ls lisraTs " so5prRR 4Hgss Rs'
piaN6, Concord spinet. mahog. i'm.
ish, used very little: fully guar.
s3a5; KITS, 1890 G st. NV. RE
PiANo. Everett, modern. light osl
console. perfect. as new, S515 $3.50
less than store price,. Lo. 5-l23S
PIANOS, BENCHES, $40 tnewl. .uprt
rnDdasife afand redueea ssisr sreatly ' New Ieste,
cni I'd. Hp. 4-5sas fS:s0 to o..
PIPE. galv., black. copper. castiIon
egt thread Ixtures sL0cK's' s4oc INC
PIiBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM, includ;
Ing amplifier, microphone. stand and
2 large speakers. plus new carrying
ease. Complete outfit. sos. XII
RANGE, gas. apt. size: clean, good
wick: barsain. hD, a-1476.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma:
chimes: used: rebuilt. painted: $2s
spksso soTs psc susE saos ,sss Sssr st. rhEpts' nia
h'haGss tesd PEEREEss SALES slsf sAe; Coz ss1 ass;
RFRisSs;RRTojRs' sSs; R;Ej pc oi! H;sS9s 9sr,s,d.,r.
MARK, 413O Ga ave tn 2-4S3t,
REFGR., Norge, peri. cond.: .ge
size; $;o; op ~; e-si III i.S,,s,. r,-e.9oOn. ESQ
rsmsas sfss s1nd sss Si'a a. smsl s s5se'fr iS fcm
REFRIGERATORS
Westinghouse, late models. $50 81
M. guar Free delivery
Evening star., 1955-04-18
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Is5t 0ur ST. N.W.--Nice End floor
room; equip. with range and refgr.;
.I45 i N.w.--BsMT. STUDIO Re-
frigerator, grill, clock radio, Tv, air.
foam mattress: S9-$15. Ex. 3-0633,
I34J L ST. NV: right downtown
Just newly painted and papered; l.
rm enc; $Il week. -la
Capitol at Union station PIX, i-rm
furn. apt. SIS week IA, 5-00l
s2f sth ST. N.w.--clean. quiet, Ink.
rm.; utils, hot water. RA. 6-5S35.
coLoREp---HousEKEEpING ROOM
Good transportation. Call LA. D.