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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
Earn while YOU learn. White only.
Fun or part time; > TO 4 hrs. per
day or in evenings should average
$50 per week ana more according
to effort put forth. and be learning
the real estate business at same
time. No selling, no experience or
car necessary. but must have real
estate license.
as YOUR license or transfer Is
through. No information over phone
Free instructions and full details
Tuesday evening, May 10. pm,
COME IN---SEE MR.. SWEENEY AT
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1874 l4th st. NV AID t-2uO5
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CLERK-TYPIST

Ex zpIT 2l[y c6 II IN OFFICE WORK
cELLENT oPPoRfuNfTY FOR F1
TURE GOOD WORKING CONDI
TONS. REFS. REQUIRED. APPLY
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV. MR.
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HELp-WohAEN
CLERK

Under IS. For long established e.
banding company. Win consider be-
Einners. Aforementioned bldg; s.
day. 37bz-hr. week. Many company
benefits. Hon-prolt cafeteria for
employees. Apply Personnel Once.
SURAHcE CO.. SIG l4th st. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST
Experienced. under IS: new ir-con-
ditioned once, group disqualification !:
5-day week; salary, $50 week to
SHAPIRO INC.
1913 K st. NV. NE. S-l7l7
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fnonc ark. OAfIF CIV AEn' Ia 80
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, expert
enced. national advertised products.
Must have unlimited phone. Liberal
commissions. Box 127-C. Star.
TELEPHONE WORK at home. If in
terested call tn. 2-4666. bet. l2-9
TITLE CLERK. "auto": 5ls-day week:
good starting pay; eongenial work
ing conditions. paid vacation and
other benefits. Apply Mr.. Norris or
MI: Petaine. LOGAN FORD. I'LL
.bsD. aga lR NAV work. An ap
1872 14th st. NV. IS
TYPIST, must be accurate, gener n
ONCE work, 5-day week, salary open.
WILLIAM A. BROWN. 1928 Conn.
TYPIsT, experienced. with real pride
in the accuracy and appearance Of
her work. TO act also as reception
list in small ONCE, handling extreme
ly interesting and varied work; mod
ave. near Newark St; IS hrs; >
yancement. EN-. 2-477I.
TYPIST. white, for general office
EsT $50 a week to sts AZ Apply apply
TYPisTs and clerk-typists 1850,
interested in working for. national
publishing company: immediate
openings available. Modern air
Soom SS 1856 1855 ADpy n SRS
Bethesda. Md. IS
TYPIST, with knowledge of short
hand, Experience in transporta-
ton business helpful but not es-
Good salary, pleasant working con-
ditions. air conditioned office. age
20 to 40. Box 355-Y star. S
TYPISTS, to $50 wk.; jr. typist-clks..
5 s2sf RRE T5 TefsPssyGsts s5 sss W.
ICE; 1871 @ st; NV. (NA. s-60s9l.
TYfIST-Immediate opening in WELL
established Law. ONCE. 5-day week
with $3.50 starting salary. Legal ex-
perience desirable. but not essential.
for Tues. spp pt'i Box 1n? 5s hsfAs Star.
TYPIsT. experienced, with some
r@ IS eer 1h pSbo for sTss
in - downtown Alexandra: 5.das
week; excellent opportunity; salary
open open; Cal XII. s-72o2. Monday.
TYPPTTsTi, Bookkeeping, small ONCE in
aged person preferred p. o, Box
TYPIST. As w.p.m.. PIX experience
preferred; 3b-hour week: pleasant
working conditions, Apply in per-
son: HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES,
INC Ard and r SITS. NE. IS
TYPIST-CLERK, for building ma
terials office In Alexandria, with
Office work experience: 5-day wk.
Call XII. S-7205; 500 s. Columbus
ITYPIsT- RECEPTIoNIST. 5day wk.
| 1901 Conn. ave. RE. 1856.
ITYPIST -RECEPTION1ST So TO
w.p.m.; personable; law Office. $3.50.
| DI. 7-lS3O. 10
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CLERICAL

The Regional 6mces of Singer Sewing
Machine Co. require additional
women to complete their clerical
stan. Applicants should have some
previous clerical BACKGROUND anc
be interested in permanent employ
ment. Full salary while We train
you; pleasant working conditions
5-day, 40-hour week: company ben
ef1ts when qualified: good oppor-
tunity for the willing worker. In
terviewins Monday. Apply in person
only: SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Nd
COMPANION FOR LADY Refined
healthy lady. white. Protestant, un-
der 80. nonsmoker; some Inv;
gooo home; give age. history. refs
Box 334-E. Star
COOK. good: colored: for position
as 2Du cook IN District Club: must
be strong and willing. Apply after
$40 am. or call MRS BAYLOR
NE. S-4797, 1928 2 st. NV. -l2
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STENOGRAPHERS

LARGE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
OFFERS INTERESTING PERMA-
sEET e9sA2Rs in USp GqM 4d FIT
NATURE OF THE WORK OF THIS
ACCURATE SHORTHAND AND TYP.
ING -SKILLS. AN INTEREST IN
NATIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE
cco CO PLEASANT E ! v WORK.
ING CONDITIONS, AIR CONDI-
TONED BUILDING. LIBERAL EN-
PLOYE BENEFITS, AND OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR ADVANCEMENT. CALL
Ma s.23sn. EXT. 3l4. FOR AP.
POINTMENT. %
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GRAPHoTYPE OPERATOR. white
must be qualified in all aspects o.
list maintenance and mailroom op'
grafton; excel. permanent position
Apply A. D. W, 400 N. Y. ave. NV
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RECEPTIONIST

And clerk typist: young. attractive
single girl, is to rs yrs; typinp
speed essential, shorthand helpful
ing salary, all modern company ben
efits; conditioned once Apply
In person, 2 to 5.
AETNA FINANCE co.
81 7sas Ca sy. xv! MI silver Esini sprl Md
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

Interesting and varied work in large
real estate Office; 5-day week; COM
parry benefits submit written res
ume of experience. age and salary
expected Address attention Mr.
Donald A. Hurst. No interviews
granted without prior written res.
ume SHANNON e. LUCHS CO, 724
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TABUIATTNG So

TABULATING SECTION assistant
supervisor. Renington RAND eeu'7.
risht party with IBM exper. salsry
S3.4l0. Annual and sick leave
benefits. Apply End nooT' Cont
mental BLDG, lo12 18th St IA
Do not phone. 10
TEACHER, experienced person, for
highly rated private school, nearoy
Va; Ja55-56 term: LIST grade open
lnR FL 6-22S7. 5
TEACHERS. white. public and DTi-
waite schools: top-notch positions n
Latin. history. English, chemistry,
physics. math. Spanish, French. sec
retarial. science, speech and dEs-
MATES and elementary grade
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, l34I
@ NV. RE 7-393S.
(vhite)-Sept. vacancies
TEACHERS AGENCY. sic N. Charles
ST., BALTIC, Nd. Mulberry 5-6S5oD
dwhitel. summer work in
d. c., Nd. Va. that your traininE
aualifes you for Guaranteed in
come UP to $1,000 for 8 to wks.
nnN 1000 n
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SECRETARIES
OEC 1851 NOO.
Co. ADnENy E.k

NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
HOS 10th st. NV. at L. EX. 1920
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SECRETARY for law once in Rock
vile Nd, Salary open; legal ex-
perience helpful but not required
Write. stating eXDer and qualifi-
cations to p. o. Box 24S. Rockville,
SECRETARY. experienced; days.
Call DE. 2-7312 after $50 am.
SECRETARY to administrator; good
shorthand and tipping ability; Cath
Ole young girl. Call N. C. W. c.,
Re; 1,3553, Ext. PA, after 10 a m
sE a9d ,rais office; shorthand
gary. Box 415-C Star. -
SECRETARY. white. permanent, "
day, hours 12 noon to 5 pm; can
be adjusted; location. 14th st. Park
rd. area; no Saturday work. Reply
to Box 2SS--C, Star. giving age, ex-
sECRETARY,' i-s aii'1 once S:s!u SO week;
some bookkeeping knowledge; paid
vacation. Cali Ii 6-04l2, o to s
Monday through Friday. 5
SECRETARY, for real estate ofice;
a aiaipI TO ,. work with little super
vision desirable: air-cond. office.
vacation with pay. Please state
SECRETARY-Age 25-40 for Mort.
gage-Loan Office; perm. position /.
should be available Immediately, or
Wltnln snort time; mortgage expert
ence preferred, but not essential:
company benefits. See Mr.. Graham,
FREDERICK W. BERENS, INC iS22
L st; NV, MA. $4,000.
SECRETARY, Al, college graduate,
BACKGROUND business admin. or
Journalism, age 25-4O, single.
poised. complete brochure and
refs. requested, sal. open. Box Az
sECRETARY TO COMPANY ExEcU.
TIVES. able to meet and handle
people; average shorthand and typ
ing speeds. Permanent position
varied responsibilities: pleasant
working conditions; many company
benefits: Offices in Alexandria, Va
sECRETARIAL ASST. for national
Ability to take accurate dictation
and type required. Job to last 3 or
I mos. So an hr. for right person.
once exper. desired. DI. 1879.
sECY. -sTENO.. Silver spr.; busy Dub.
lie steno. office; top salary; 5 days;
e eaiI fo1 minimum anpf In yrs experience
SECRETARIES sTENOGRAPHERs-
National professional organization
has attractive opportunities for
qualified persons. A variety of in
terestine positions with starting sal
aries from $4,000 to $4,000. Call
SECRETARY, 5 days, S. S. - S65
secretary some bkp. --------. Open
T Fookfee 2 9 auto exp ----- Open ppeenn
SLOW typ.st over 80 $500 mo
Recep. -typiSt, 40 hrs. Omen
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR

Permanent position in real estate
once. Hours S:46 to 8; 5-day week:
conditioned once. Some clericsI
work and tipping. Salary to start.
S225 per mo-, plus other ADVANTAGES.
Phone MR.. CARPENTER, DI. 7-14ll
f0r infarv{aD
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position. with old estab.
liShed manufacturer must have
average ability in shorthand and
typing pleasant SURROUNDINGS; di-
versified duties and employe bene-
tts Apply
Stone Paper Tube Co.
800 Franklin st, NE
Evening star., 1955-01-24
cIemente Finest Prospect
Promising Array Of Rockies
Lifts Pnotes' HoDes OF RISING

at third base for New Orleans
and drove in 104 runs Beth
were in camp last year George
hit 514 during tbs exhibition
games last March. but was sent
down because Of his fielding de-
ficiency. Gene, however. is re.
garded as the better prospsc
quite a few people nave
talked to me about Gene Man-
ager Fred Haney said. They
seem TO think he's natural.
saw hi mlast spring. bur I'm I'M
terested in seeing him again.
There's no question about his
ability with the bat. He showed
US that last spring, as did George,
but / was bit shy on him be-
cause OF his defensive ability
De Benedetti. "a, batted .33I
at Denver. The young third
baseman also led with 1888 hits
and 80 doubles. He demon
strated power with is homers
and SO runs batted in. King. a
6-foot-6 righthander who looks
and pitches like Ewell Blackwell,
not only posted a 1876 won and
lost record but paced the South
ern Association pitchers with q
2.25 earned run percentage
CARRIER led the Western League
Evening star., 1955-01-24

in strikeouts. tanning I7s batters
for Denver.
GrunwaId Back as Pitcher.
An interesting newcomer is
Southpaw Al Grunwald, who
failed to make the Pirates as a
first baseman two years ago.
Now he comes up as a pitcher,
with a. 1876 record at Poza Rica
in the Vera Cruz winter league.
Grunwald turned to pitching
last summer. winning five
against two losses at Phoenix.
where he had a lbs earned run
average.
Tom Saffell. the Pacific Coast
Leagues stolen base champion,
is back for q fourth chance to
win an outfieid post. Other new
outfielders include John Powers
and Ray Swartz, Hollywood
graduates, and Felipe Monte-
mayor of New Orleans. Dale
Long. the. first baseman who
once tried his hand as d left
handed catcher, Is back. along
with ii mMansan and Nick Ko-
back, couple Of young catchers.
The new pitchers includc Ell
roy Face and Ronnie Kline, who
had previous trials. Art Murray
and Bill Bell.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
casares Signs 10 Play
With Bears Nexi Season
BY ths A,,osiufsd Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Rick
Casares. foE1er University Of
Florida football star. has signed
to play with the Chicago Bears
next season.
Casares. 6-foot-212 fullback,
played with the Fort jackson
Army team last fall and was
named to the All-Seryice team.
Bob woodruff, Florida head
coach. calls Casares one of the
greatest football prospects he
has ever seen. Rick is a giant
with speed, niftness and the de-
sire to play football" Woodruff
says.
rne Bears drafted Casares
last year.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
New Varsity Club 10 Hear
Tafun al Feie Wednesday

Jim Taturn. head football
coach at the University of Mary
land, will be the principal
speaker at the newly organized
Varsity Clubs first regular
luncheon meeting at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at Jim Magner,s
Restaurant. Officers of the club
also will be installed.
Tatum viii answer questions
at the end Of his talk and prob
ably viii touch on the recent
report on the athletic situation
at College Park.
Membership in the club is open
to letter winners in any college
sport. Those desiring to join
are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Tennis
Continued From Page A-ls1

+ e
handiiy. With his confidence
back, Tony broke Fraser's setF-
ice and raced on to q Al lead.
Fraser opened the sixth game
with two aces. but Trabert broke
him again from deuce and I'm
ished OF the set in the next
game with an ace.
Green had his big moment in
winning the second set from
Hartwig, who was named to the
Aussie cup squad but did not see
any action. In that set, Green
broke Hartwig's service five
times.
Hartwig. seeded second in the
tournament, used the first and
second sets for practice from the
baseline. but attacked from the
net In the third and fourth.
Evening star., 1955-01-24

Butane added to High Test Blue Sunoco TO step up It's
volatility in coolest weather. That's why Blue Sunoco
gives you instant starting And it's excellent for anti
staling and quick warm-ups
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Flying Wheels Come Here
For Two Games in Area

The Flying Wheels, q basket
ball team of veterans whe play
in wheelchairs. fiy to Washington
late this week from their home
base Of Long Beach, Calf, to
play two games In this area.
The team win arrive Saturday
and next Sunday plays at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital. Mon
day it plays the Mcguire Hos
pital Charioteers at Richmond
and then returns to Washington
Tuesday for a reception by Mrs.
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Brisei, Italian Impori,
To Make U. 5. Debut
Tonight in " Bout
By he Asseeio,sd Press


Most Of boxing's new talent
Is coming from Europe these
days. Another newcomer. Italy's
Angelo Brisci. makes his Amer
ican debut tonight against
scrappy Pete Adams Of Newark.
in the main Hereunder at New
York's St. Nicholas Arena tDu-
mont-Tv CWTTG in Washing
toni. 10 p.m1.
Brisci. another importation by
the team Of Charley Johnston
and Carmen Tarantino, is 26-
year-old middleweight with q
29-5-4 record. II he can get BY
the 24-year-old Adams (l3-4-2l .
Brisci viii see q lot Of action In
the future.
Paddy Young. Q veteran on
the comeback trail. and Tony
johnson. a youngster on the rise.
collide in an all-New York light
heavyweight 10 rounder at
Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway
Arena tonight tABC-TV tWAdAL
in Washington), 10 p.m.). Both
were unbeaten In 1854, Young
in two scraps and johnson in
six. Young. once q leading mid
dleweight contender, has q At
1913 record. Johnson's record is
24-4-5.
Lightweight Champion Jimmy
Carter, who regained his title
from Paddy De Marco November
II and has been holidaying
since, gets back to work on
"Wednesday night in Spokane.
Wash. when he faces tough
Bobby Woods of Spokane in a
non-title. non-TV, hereunder.
joey Giardello has been In
volved In all sorts Of scraps out
side Of the ring in the last four
months. On Wednesday night
in Norfolk. Va. the No. middle
weight contender from Philadel-
phia, again starts swinging for
cash against al Andrews Of SUI
perior. Wis. The Hereunder win
be telecast coast-to-coast (CBS,
WTOP-TV in Washington, 10
PM.
If joey beats Andrews, which
shouldn't be too tough to do.
he may find himself in line for
a title shot again. A leg opera
ton and various extra -curricular
activities cost Giardello an
earlier crack at Champion Bobo
Olson.
Nino Valdes. the No. heavy
weight contender who has been
clamoring for a shot at Cham
pion Rocky Marciano, goes after
his 11ths straight victory tomor-
row night. The Cuban giant
tangles with Jack Flood of Spo-
kane in a hereunder at Hunt
ington, w. Va.
With Madison Square Garden
still occupied by the ice show.
Friday nights radio-TV fight
NBC radio-TV. WRC In WASH
ington, 10 PM, will come out
Of Philadelphia s Convention Hall
where Fuentes, welterweight COM
tender. will mix with George
johnson, Trenton. N. j.. middle
weight, in q hereunder.
Chico Vejar. the college
clouter who has just finished
his stint with the Army, starts a
comeback Friday night in his
home town of Stamford, Conn.
Now a middleweight, Chico meets
Reggie Alotti of New York in a
10-rounder.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Ski Trophy to Austrian

STOWE. VT. Jan. "a (P.--Mar-
tip StroZ Of Austria finished Sec
ond in the slalom yesterday, but
his time. combined with his run
away victory in the downhill
Saturday. was enough to cap
ture the eighth annual Victor
Constant memorial ski trophy.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Based on Impartial Survey
SUN0C0
Auto Engineers
First Choice
42% already Blue sunoco users
92% say It equals or excels all
other gasoIines.

Follow the lead Of Automotive Engineers, the
men who know most about cars. If you're pres
emily using premium priced gasoline, switch
to High Test Blue Sunoco and save money.
If you're now using regular grade gas, Blue
Sunoco will give you Premium Quality at.no
increase in cost.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
sy ihs AssoeIased Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-This
may be the year the Pittsburgh
Pirates come up for air. II the
club does vacate the National
League cellar for the first time
in four years, the suspicion Is
that it viii be due to the rise OF
several Of its rockies.
There's no denying that
Branch Hickey has managed TO
round up q list of highly prom
ising rockies, headed by Out
fielders Roberto Clemente, EarI
Smith and Lee Walls: Infielders
Gene and George Freese and
Reno De Benedetti. and Pitchers
Roger Bowman, Nelson King,
Bob CARRIER and Limo Denoso.
Clemente is the 2O-year-old
draftee plucked from Brooklyn's
Montreal farm club after the
Dodgers had paid the speedy
Puerto Rican a $4,000 bonus.
He batted only .257 at Montreal.
but currently Is hitting around
.365 in the Puerto Rican League,
second only to Willie Mays.
"Clemente is the best player
In the. league now that Mays has
gone - said Herman Franks, the
Giants coach who manages
Clemente's Sant,irce club.
Branch Hickey, jr., extremely
cautious about going overheard
on the youngster, limits himself
to saying that Clemente has an
outside chance to make the club.
but he will be terribly disap-
pointed If he doesn't. The out
field is Pittsburgh's weakest de-
partment, with only Frank
Thomas sure Of a regular posi-
ton.
Smith Drove in 1876 Runs.
Smith comes from Phoenix in
the Class C Arizona-Texas
League, but his clouting there
has the entire Pirate family
keenly interested. He led the
league with q remarkable total
of i95 runs batted in and scored
1872 himself. His 210 hits In
cluded 80 doubles. II triples and
IS homers. In addition he stole
AZ bases and walked 118 times
as against only SO strikeouts.
Hickey, ST., Is high on Bowman
and Walls. Bowman, who once
had a trial with the Giants, was
the Pacific Coast Leagues big
gest winner with his 23-13 rec
ord at Hollywood. Walls. q
speedy outfielder, batted .289 in
162 games with the same club
"These two young men have
stirred some hope In me for i'm
provement." hickey said recent
ly. Bowman came along some
thing like DIX Littlefield did
for us last year. He now throws
his curve at any stage Of the
game That helped ittlefield
Bowman has a good curve. Coast
League managers told me he
was the best pitcher in the
league last season. He's got con-
fldence now. Walls Is another
boy I like. He was o wishy-
washy swinger q couple Of years
ago. but now he swings with q
vengeance. He can make q big
difference in the outfield."
Donoso, whose age Is quoted as
being anywhere between rs and
80. is not on the 0ficiaI roster.
but he win be tn camp. The willy
lefthander had q 1913 record
with Hollywood and boasted a
2.37 earned run average. He had
a 1873 record until felled by ap-
pendicitis in mid-July. He did
not hit q batter in 205 innings.
walked only 81. famed l4l and
yielded only 5 home1.s.
Two Freeses Make Bids.
Gene Freese. another not on
the official roster, is regarded as
the leading candidate for the
regular second base job. Gene,
10, batted 1892 and drove in 90
runs for New Orleans. His
| brother George. 20, batted 1924
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Mory Grissom sians

NEW YORK, Jan. "a tP Re-
lief Pitcher Marv GrissoIa, who
won 10 and lost 2 for the Giants
last season. has agreed to terms
for 1855.
Evening star., 1955-01-24

Green. apparently affected more
than Hartwig was by the scorcil-
ing weather, could score only in-
termittent points in the last two
sets,
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WANTED TO RENT

REGISTERED nurse, husband. one
child and expecting another, need
two bedroom apartment or house
furnished or semI-furnished. Please
call Ii l-O697
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FOR SALE-House Truilers

1919 GLIDER, 3 rooms, no bath, 25-ft
all metal. gray and blue; can be seen
at Kirkland Mobile Homes, Route 6;
Goa n,ana0ar
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LIONEL trains and accessories, like
new. less than half price. RE. 1-5917
TELEVISION, l6-inch Philco table
model. $50; record cabinet; mahog-
any, SIS. Ii. l-4305 after 6 p. m.
TIRE. 7OOxl5, new, tubes; make offer
14708 Aspinwall, Ii. l-9902.
OIL heater, medium size, like new;
2 oil drums S35. KE. 1-0599.
AMC. 2-Speed vacuum cleaner, $40:
lift. awning, complete with fittings,
only used months, So. MU. l-lll5.
BICYCLE. girls 26-in.. $40; Irish mail,
IS. RE. l-4637.
SNOW tires. 6OOx16, almost new; rea-
sonable. Gil. 1886.
DOUBLE bed and spring; Spanish
guitar and case. W. l-1057
36-INCH Delta wood lathe; water tank
heater: lawn mower; all in good
condition. MU. 1-236l.
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KITCHEN sink. 42-in., right hand por-
celain drainboard. ". 1899
ROTTED COW manure. delivered, CHI
7-84l9. Chagrin Falls.
ADMIRAL radio -phonograph; Polaroid
camera and flash: girls 20-in BIZ
cycle; Federal enlsrger; Tappan gas
range; Kenmore mangle. RE. l-549l
BOWLING ball with bag; mems shoes
and pair of women's new shoes.
Evenings, w. 6-l333
GARAGE equipment; 2 floor Jacks:
air compressor; fast charger, volts;
30 oil can drainers and crushers
Cle-Taft Service, GL. l. 2371.
EASY Spindrier, good operating con-
dition, reasonable; maple crib with
mattress. good condition, reasonable
RE 1-O098.
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BOYS bicycle, 24-inch; Dominion elec-
tric frying skillet. EV. 1882.
BISSELL sweeper; rugs. 9xl2; gray
fur coat; 3 fans. w. l-4737
CRUTCHES, E. & J.. four arm, adjust
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Two Girls Triple Winners
In Boys Club Swim Meet

Kathy Sheppeck and Susie
Arnold each were triple winners
and Rogue Kramer a double
winner in the final swimming
meet Of the season at the Boys
Club of Washington. Eastern
Branch pool, yesterday. The meet
was sponsored jointly by the Dis
trict AAU and the National Cap
ital Swimming Association.
Miss Sheppeck won the back
stroke, butterfly and freestyle
in the girls 12-and-under class
and Miss Arnold took first place
in the backstroke. breaststroke
and freestyle in the girls 10-and-
under class.
Kramer's two wins came In
the 5ackstroke and butterfly in
the boys 12-and-under class.