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Evening star., 1955-02-22
Picture on Pose A-l6)

I
yesterday as the Senators staget
their first preliminary sprinl
training drill. with a smatterini
of farmhands participating.
Dresser was referring to tht
crudity of the farm club pitchers
He had seven Of them working
out and none stood on the rub.
ber properly. Coach Cookie
Lavagetto, Dressen's first lieu.
tenant for several years, likewise
was amazed.
Surprise Is Evident.
Chuck became accustomed te
receiving the more polished farm
products of the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, whose minor league man.
ayers and coaches subject young.
sters to more precise training
methods. He was hit full in the
face yesterday by the Senators
hit-or-miss system and the jolt
was evident.
Dresser is expecting little help
from the group now under his
direction, of course. His Wash
ington players won't report here
for duty until March /, but the
fact that young pitchers hadn't
received more expert instruction
somewhere along the line was an
eye-opener.
He didn't offer a quick remedy.
LET 'em go along for a day or
two" Chuck said. but he indi-
Gated the accent in training
would be geared to quick correc-
tive measures.
Abernathy May Help.
The only pitcher Chuck might
pick from the farmhands is Ted
Abernathy, 6-foot-4 highlander
discharged from the service yes
terday. Ted isn't expected here
until later this week.
From his current group of
students, however. Dresser must
obtain the pitchers who will face
the Senators foes in early ex-
hibitions. The Senators start
playing March 10 and they won't
risk sore arms for their more
highly regarded hurlers.
Alternately. a 20-game winner
with Roanoke Rapids, N. c.,
when he crashed organized base
ball in 1852, compiled 1.69
earned run average in his initial
season. He had time to win only
four games and lose one with
Chattanooga the following sea-
son before the Army summoned
him.
Style Similar to BlackwelPs.
Ted is the brightest prospect
in the Senator'S system and he's
given high recommendation by
Joe Engel, president of the Chat
tanooga club, who discovered
many Washington stars of the
past.
Alternately could develop into
one of the real standouts." Engel
said yesterday. His style is
similar to that of Ewell Black
wells"
In the group now working out
only three had winning records
in the minors last year. Bill
Barkley won II and lost 8 with
Charlotte, Vibert Clarke won l8
and lost Z with Pampa in the
West Texas-New Mexico League
but had a 1-9 mark in the Pan
anna Winter League, while Pedro
Ramos was 1874 with Morristown
and Az with Hagerstown.
Otherwise the list includes
Don Badgonovich as at Erie),
Hal Griggs GAIA at Charlotte),
Mike Dayne (6-10 at Chatta-
nooga) and Mike Kvasnak Tin
the Service).
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Tickets Available
For Golden Gloves

Tickets for the semifinoI and final
rounds Of the Golden Gloves tourno-
ment moy be purchased in the lobby
Of The Stor Building. Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV; Fair
way Sports Store. 1928 6 street NV;
UIine Arena. Third end N streets
NE. ond OF the Amerieon Automobile
Association ond oil OF its broneh
offices.
Prices for the semifinoIs and finoIs
ore 81 general admission, s. for
ereno scots and s. for rinsside scots.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
.CoIoniaIs Skid
To 10Th in POLL;
Dons Still First
Mountuineer Upset
Provides Top Shift;
Terps Also Drop
BY the Asseeietsd Pres,

When West Virginia's Noun
taineers took George Washing
tons Colonials into camp last
Saturday, they did more than
just take tight hold on the
Southern Conference basketball
lead. They shook the Colonials
loose from fifth place in the
weekly Associated Press poll and
dropped them clear down to 10th.
That was the only important
change in the rankings as the
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Basketball Runkinqs

The leading 20 college basket
ball teams with first-place votes
and won-lost records through
Saturday in parentheses points
on 10, 8, 8, Z, 6. S, 4, 3, 2, /.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

S. Do you feel as if you are
walking on air every time you
see your wife or girl again after
a separation of a day or longer?
Yes z No q
s. Do you frequently tele-
phone your wife or girl in the
middle of the day, for no special
reason other than to chat a
moment? Yes . No q
7. On occasion, do you impet-
uously kiss your wife or girl on
the dance floor? Yes z No Y
8. Do you like to surprise
your wife or girl with unexpected
gifts? Yes = No Z
9. Do you start thinking about
and planning a birthday gift for
your wife or girl at least a month
in advance? Yes II No n
10. Do you ever give in to the
harmless whims of your wife or
girl, because Of her charming
ways, even though you know
she's wrong? Yes q No .
ii. Do you feel a glow of pride
when other men notice you with
a glamorouS woman?
Yes = No .
II. Do you let the agitation or
Evening star., 1955-05-29

and l5) count five for YES, zero
for NO.
Interpretation Of Scores
90 to IS - individuals scor-
ing in this range would seem to
live too much in a world of
fantasy. They would probably
be impractical and easily hurt or
disappointed in social relation
ships. They should give up some
of their romantic illusions.
IS to 60 These scores indi-
catevery romantic, but essential
ly normal persons who possess
the proper amount ofpracticaIity.
30 to IS = This range indi-
Gates cautious, somewhat earth
bound persons who would profit
by learning to unbend.
IS to 3O-A score here indi-
Gates the overpractical, over
intellectual individuals who scoff
at romance.
Oto IS = The lowest. scores
are obtained by persons who are
intensely practical and may also
fear andior hate the opposite
sex. These people would usually
require guidance before being
able to enjoy truly happy mar
ried lives. The End
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HOW ROMANTIC ARE YOU?
Continued from page ten

embarrassment Of your wife or
girl keep you from further dis
play of affection at the moment?
Yes = No q
13. Do you consider money
more important than affection
for happy marriage?
Yes 7 No =
Ia. Do you feel down in the
dumps when you must be away
from your wife or girl for a long
time? Yes 7 No 7
IS. Think of some inexpensive
but personal gift you have re-
ceived from your wife or girl.
Would you be seriously upset if
you lost it? Yes Il No 7
Scoring
WOmen'S answers: Questions ,
and ID count five points each
if you answered NO, zero if you
said YES. All others count five
points if answered YES, zero if
you wrote NO.
Mems answers: Questions |
through 4, and II and l3 count
five each if answered NO, zero
if YES. Replies to the remaining
questions Is through II and ID
Evening star., 1955-05-29

ZACH quarter of the bathing
II suit at the right is a huge
carnation printed on cotton in
wonderful colors pink, pur-
pie, green and blue on white.
The fabric as well as the suit
and accompanying jacket were
designed by Tom Brigance for
Sportsmaker. The cutting was
the trick - the flowers had to
land in the right places.
The suit is panty style with a
halter top. Belt is a green stem"
The pull-over jacket has long
sleeves bound with green and a
wide rolled collar.
The pink sandals are by Ber-
nardo. - Joan RATHER
Evening star., 1955-05-29

and l5) count five for YES, zero
for NO.
Evening star., 1955-04-22
Judge Refuses
.MistriaI Plea
.InFerreIICase

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April %
(R.-Judge j. Russell McElroy
acquitted young farmer of con-
tempt of court today and then
refused to declare mistrial be-
cause of a remark the man made
to the Arch Ferrell murder trial
jury.
All IL jurors had said they
were willing to swear they could
and would disregard the remark
made yesterday by Joe M. Smith
of Columbiana. Ala... during a
lunch-h hour recess.
Defense attorneys, neverthe-
less, asked for a mistrial because
of possible and probable" preju-
dicial effect on the jury by the
remark hang him" or hang
EN-"
Judge McElroy let Mr.. Smith
of with a stern warning and
sharp criticism.
He instructed the dairy farmer
land all others" to refrain from
saying anything in the future
that might be construed as an
improper remark in the presence
of the jurors.
Judge McElroy dismissed the
remark as an "act of thoughtless
indiscretion" but not "motivated
Evening star., 1955-04-22
McKeIdin at Controls
AS Tunnel Job Starts

launches served as escorts on the
water.
The whole encourage trailed
over the 1.7-mile line of the tun-
mel between Fairfield and Can
ton. Another 1875 miles of the
project will involve connections
to Route / on the north and
south of the city, the Baltimore
Washington Parkway to the
south and U. S. Route 40 on
the east.
A toll charge of about 35 cents
for passenger vehicles and up to
rs cents for trucks will probably
be levied for tunnel users. Rev.
enues from the tunnel are to pe
Jumped with the toll charges
collected on three bridges built,
like the tunnel, by the State
Roads Commission. None of the
four installations taps the tax
payer. All are being financed
by bond issues which, in turn,
will be paid off by the combined
toll charge revenues.
Considered Light.
Roads Commission officials re-
gard the projected tunnel toll as
light.
AS Gov. McKeldin declared,
the tunnel will open the portals
Of Baltimore.
The Governor maneuvered the
crane in the shadow of the
black-horse "house" flag of Mer-
rit-Chapman g. Scott Corp,
which won contract for construc-
ton of the tunnel itself with a
low bid of $29.8 million.
William Denny, vice president
and general manager of the
company, described the occasion
as a milestone of progress. Z"
Mr.. Denny added a pledge to
speed every effort to complete
the project.
Evening star., 1955-04-22
BY JOHN w. STEPP
Star stafi Correspondent

BALTIMORE. April 22.-A
clam-bucket suspended from a
100-foot boom chewed out a
small piece of Baltimore dock
side late yesterday to launch the
sl30 million Patapsco River
tunnel.
At the controls of the massive
crane was Gov. McKeldin Of
Maryland. grinning happily
from under a plastic helmet
several sizes too small for him
Moments before. the Governor
had summed up the significance
of the 15.2-mile project that will
bypass the downtown area Of
Maryland's biggest city - a
gnarled mass of streets that
consistently confound local and
through motorists alike.
End of Nightmare
"This is a dream that had to
come true to bring an end to
a nightmare" Gov. McKeldin
declared.
More than 1000 spectators.
including a number of curious
dockworkers, witnessed the
ground breaking ceremonies at
the Canton site of the tunnel
entrance.
Most of these guests had
journeyed from the Maryland
Yacht Club by means of the
ancient paddle-wheeler, the F..
c. Latrobe, to the speech-mak-
ing and ground breaking.
The craft, which dates from
1878 and now serves as the
harbor ice-breaker, first passed
the Fairfield emergence point of
the tunnel on the south shore
of the Patapsco.
The latter bank previously was
occupied by a scrap yard. On
the north, the Canton wharf
area, where motorists will be
driving underwater by 1857, is
surrounded by fuel and sulphur
refining firms.
The ferry and its cargo trav-
eled in style. Two Army hell
copters buzzed overhead. Coast
Guard and Baltimore City police
Evening star., 1955-04-22

by any sinister, evil or improper
design or purpose"
And from the evidence. the
judge continued. it wasn't done
with any thought of trying to
influence the jury in reaching a
verdict in Ferrell's trial for the
murder of vice crusader A. L.
Patterson.
The pace of the trial picked
up somewhat yesterday when
States attorneys offered tes-
timony to put the defendant
Evening star., 1955-04-22

at the scene Of the murder of
the crusading vice foe who had
promised to close the gambling
dens which had made Phenix
City notorious for years.
Mr.. Patterson. a crippled for
mer State Senator, was shot to
death outside his Phenix City
law office II days after winning
the Democratic nomination for
attorney general of Alabama last
June /.
Evening star., 1955-04-22
Girl. 7. Hit by Car
Suffers Head Injuries

A 7-year-old girl suffered head
injuries when she was struck
by a car last night at Tenth
and I streets NE, police re-
ported.
Carol Fillinger. colored, of
833 Eighth street NE. was re-
ported in undetermined condi-
Evening star., 1955-04-22

Mr.. Whitley SterngoId, Of
Helen Whiting, will be in
the Junior Department..
Down Stoirs Store to assist
you. 2 shows 80 and
300. Saturday April 23rd.
informal modelling, 300
to 100, $50 to 500.
Free Cokes.
Evening star., 1955-04-22

ton at District General Hospi-
tai. Police said the driver of the
car. Claude NJ. Maynard, 80,
Evening star., 1955-04-22

colored. Of New York city, Al
unemployed truck driver. va
charged with colliding.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
POWER MOWER

Good cond. S35. Lo. 5-4506.
POWER TOOLS, from home shop.
Jointer. shaper,. drill press. belt
Ssnshes. motors Monroe Sssieuis.; Ss; /"
roREs sSV gckfF Too.s-beita, tsDs 5 52esa Combine,
tion ,s-in. saw and 6-in. jointer.
BAND Sand saw. Sssa stand G and motor. a1-in.
fig saw. and motor. Bench drilk
press -in lvfI5 chuck ..s, with M n meter. , All
oI s-sssa or Wo. 8-s7Ss, d
PRESS CAMERA, 2I4x3h, B&J Wat
pied range finder, flash; sos or best >
offer. Call ia. 5-7l46. %
ceye folder asn ehssp ssSet re- fS'ssi ssls snG
PRINTING. Web. 47x2a; 2 extra
sets of rollers; powder spray gum;
fsrfiast it, ssaPsso soo seoo sves T q esss s7ss Ss
PRINTING EQUIPMENT - one /.
DAVIDSON offset press and two 1900
multiliths.. May be seen In Roofns
TEuMsAN tt. VA WARD National s-sisosE
PUMP9shallow well. good eond.. IL
PUMP, i h.p. elec. sump. type. ike
new; nc ssS Ssed II, hSuE; sA1s4s z real barsain
PUMP-Used Meyers Ejecto. shallow- Il
well pump system; excel. cond.;r
lsh.p. motor; best offer. 10. ~
PUMfs-Deep and shallow vell csl-5
1746 Lee hwy. ia. $500. ss
pump problems. s1 U fELEcTRfc Z EaGiP afHI.
CO., 2473 sherman aye; NV. .,,.s
Sertsr with bumper r nose ana 3. 81
y,s.TSd, pan a. EP93I1lssy3; sa.s6o OT. vilI
ISH SsuSl.ssa Sasasas ass me- 5sd sSfs .Sf Ssl
RADIO AMATEURs--Elmac, Central
Eiectrenics, Gonset. Web whip in -
Ranger. HRo-60. 32v2. W8JH.
sAbio. Asi -'Sgs; Sssnovox units. AM-FMys
spkr., no cabinets, S55. OIL. 4-2321.s
RADIO for car; Hudson parts; ChrY-@
sier sedan, Z ra5os5 snd h.. good csnd.'
EsDiio Esisi IA fARTs sisaas asp EourrMEsr-S.@
ice transmitter, rs watt. $40. Na-,3
tional ACN dials, S3. selenium rec
eisansmlsssi, asnamGsssi sie0' st. wilsSs scw-s
stock. STOCK AERO ELEcTRoEIcs Or ?
VA 20l0 Duke St. Alex. n.3 i
RAbi0-sky Champ. s-2o-R. o.
tubes and spkl., $50. AP. 7-is30-
dos. All metal cabinets. Made by
Philco. Priced ct $1,000. VIII self
for $500 cash or best of3er. Phone a j.
Ii. 7-2p3O. --6 \
Evening star., 1955-06-05
PAINT
81 per gal. interior fat grey in g.
gal. buckets. Will deliver. WA.

81 per gal. interior fat grey in B.
gar buckets. Will deliver. WA.
7-S24O. --5
See our display. ALASKA COAL 4,
BRICK CO., 400 Jefferson Davis
hwy. Arl.. Va, OF. 4-7300. ma.
pHH6SSSSoSG;RApH HISSSSG;RA RECORDS. classical
albums, rs rpm. like new. 25c per
record. LA. 6-452s. 4s0s sth st.
PiANo, steinway. ebony. upright;
beautiful cond, Must see 70 sp--
PTrsciats S22S. .lsLd KTd s,iSIy ,iSn;3i nTs
HE. 4-2l63. Ia. 9-3181,
PIANO, upright, Al cond. Must
sacrif. Leaving town. Also pr. Of
fine imported lamps. WA. 7-2e51.
PIANO, medium upright. made by
KEimbsii; sd reasonably priced. eau
ssI:e3 sSs5i;isln ';sE sses .r's ss
$40; tables; cd items. GOING WEST.
4s0s Crescent ST.. OIL. 2-9074. %
PIANO, a baby x gTand. Sa,S,. $50 rSlss1p %Es%
PIANO. steinway ~ uprisht. sewins
machine, rug ,12x15, spool bed.
bicycles, misc. items. desks. chests.
Monta mower. Moving. o. 4-3443.
PIANOS, steinway. Knabe. sohmer,
Mason and Hamiin. Baldwin and
Kimball. reconditioned grands. All
In Al condition. Priced from
S695. Liberal trade-in allowance.
Easy terms. cAMPBELL'S, l10S
Evening star., 1955-06-05
FURNITURE

O1elN4 01t6
Shop the town and see US before
you buy. All new better-grade
Sample % of our s irs1o2.i pricesw4-pc. cherry cherry
Provincial bedrm. suite, reg.
S329.9b. $199. Ape. 18th Gen.
tury Traditional mahog. bedrm.
suite, reg. $3.50. $17g; l mahog.
corner China, reg, S109. 500 20;
nationally advertised smooth TOP
mattress. reg, $50 9.60, $50 80;
/ mahog. kneehole desk, reg,
$50. 9.96, $59.95; Hidabed, nylon
cover, foam rubber cushions. req,
$500, $3.50; lounge chairs, 2-pc.
sectionsls, sofas and lamps. at
big savings.
Brothers Furniture Co.
. blocks from Baileys Cross Roads.
Va. on Seminary I'd. Open Tues
days through Fridays It'll Q pm.
JE. $4,000. -
Evening star., 1955-06-05
HI-FI LOW PRICES
INVENTORY SALE
VISIT OUR SOUND ROOM
SOUND CRAFTERS

1744 COLUMBIA ROAD NV
MON. FRI, SO PM: SAT-, i-6 Pm
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES-Hollyvoocc
bed, electric mixer, mirrors, othei
articles co. 5-190i. ~5
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS-Gas tabletor
stove. SIS; 4 din. chairs, 81. so ea :;
eox ana innerspring matt, $25 ca.
nrepl: set. S12:50: elec. mixer,
roaster. toaster. $40 ea. zoos Dis
HW I!iSs HGts HEirRRRS RRfRSy lssi Re es514 sssst4; IS
ter: upper element. 1000 w.. lower
slens nnsso 1,2b0 W.; excel. cond. Lo.
INDIAN SIOUX BucKskN JACKET
beaded. Iringed. hand made. Sl35;
YNsSis. WSES.; ..TInS S2S; very rare; OF: 4,6522
legs. Reasonable. MICHEL" S,"Ss, aAfR n
GOODS, NO. 1896.
jig SAW. complete. See at 2546
Sheridan I'd. sc.
JIG say. Delta. "a In; like new;
LADDER, 2o-ft. metal x extension;
nne%w new At s-sa Chesapeake Beach; $40.
LADDER-40-ft., wood, complete.
used very little; $40. WA. 7-4T29.
LAMP, ultra violet ray, with stand.
slightly used; very reasonable. RA.
LAMPS = Beautiful table lamps,
cheap: must sell. NO. 1895.
LAWN MOWERS - Trade-in sale.
Your old power or hand mower is
worth more on Jacobsen, REQ. or
Toro: Sharpening and repair service.
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE,
Wis. aye. and Que st: AID, 2-0100.
In ArL. Va, PARKWAY CYCLE
GO, Lee hwy. at N. Kirkwood I'd.
Lawn MoWER-Briges-stratton "
horsepower; good condition: priced
S35: Phone NO 7-631I.
LAWN MOWERS. Just sharpened
and reconditioned, IS ea. power
mowers, S45 ea.: elec. fans. $780,
$500. 3333 Rhode Island ave. ne.
In rear. Sunday only. -
LAWN MOWER, REQ gasoline, 1853:
Royal portable typewriter, Webcor
clock radio. OIL. 4-7439.
LAWN MOWER, 81 in, roller drive,
Briggs and Stratton. 4-cycle engine
worth $3.50. sell for S75. OIL. q
LAWENsMowER. power, playboy. 20
in. width; used one season; S45.
LAWNMOwER. ExceIlo 1s-in. reel
type power mower. used, S35: Toro
21-in. Sportlawn. demonstrator.
SPORT SHOP. Sb0s University
lane. Open Sunday. 10 am. to 2
pm. HA. 2-4131. IS
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Building Supplies
BJJRLAP. NEW

For paving contractors, construction
contractors and other users at rea-
" TASHIsdT9S s Esl T'% RAG " 81. bAe 4.sSS7 60,
open one Il Every yer; Saturday Until 4:ao Pm.
CABINETS CORNER; NAH. 500 for
pair: will not ut in new home.
CALCULATOR; Monroe. fully i. auto.
r.ase Fac return; maiii, El5.0 Sl95. Marchant 10
col. elec. Auto. div; S140J EN-.
CALCULATOR. MONROE. hand, re-
Wk., CIRCLE, 741 18th NV.
CAMERA, new. Leica 1IIF. 80 mill
Bsss. meter, x supnsrts sussds f'1'6; 81 $3.50
CAMERAs-4x5, sx10, 12x20: Pako
photo equip. RE. $3.50.
CAMERA, Kodak. 35 nm, F3.5
range finder, case; $40 Cist price.
S95). RA. 3-6155.
CAMERA, Exakta IS nm. Schneider
Xenas 2.S coated lens. $4,000 sec.
shutter, self timer. Excel. cond. In
cludes case, nash equip. shade, ETC.;
toOs NE f~LfoOE
CAMERAs-Price, quality, guaran-
tee, service-you can't beat BREN-
NER. 923 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 7-2434.
CAMERA. <Retina ga. rapid wind.
NIX, F2 Schneider and case. like
new S75. NO. 7-S351 before 3.
CAMERAS, Kodak Tourist; f12. lens;
like new. $11. Edinex 35 nm. with
case: like new. $50. .Ansco. Silette,
IS nm. with case: like new. $19.
Zeiss Ikon 1konta,. SIG. Mercury
2. IS nm. $13 or best o1ers. AD.
2-3445,
CAMERAS-Last reduction below y
price by amateur who did not mas
ter photography: Bolex 16. de luxe
with 3 Xenon lenses. hardly used;
Bolex 16 protector, never used; Con
tax 3A. F2 little used, JU. 5-6245'
CAMERA. Speed Graphic. 2hx3H'
Ektar supermatic, gun solenoid' II:
ss0o. sell S1I5. JE. 4-O640.
CANfERAS-16 nm. Keystone, model
Bel q Howell "a volt elec. 18 nm
gun camera. magazine in. F 30
lens. 500. 10. 2-066S.
CAMERA, Poloroid, with light meter
sacrifice: $50. KE. S-65q9.
CAMERA, Linhof, 4x5, Ektar 152
MN. and $50 nm. tele, Xenar
compound. sync. shutter; also 5x7
camera; FAB lesser. Real bargain
CAMBRIA. contax. ia; Soma, e e.
with. with e case; e. new; sEs;,as 1syer used' sSoo'
CAMERA-Contax No. 8. 1.5 open
inE. 6uilt5iH, light meter. access
n.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
GAS RANGES
Apt. Size and Table Top

Reconditioned. Guaranteed
ACE JUNK co.
1920 Ga. Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
GAS REFRIGERATORs
seTyei. cry sog spt l. size: $a5; 30 AT5asTlc 1saed
1As Essts sHIU. u. I-soso 81 and s05 81. s2s9s.
GENERATORS. STARTERS. $3.50
list ". cARTY. 1905 i4th. No.
7-O224.
GLIDER, Q f.: converts to double
bed: plastic foam rubber cushions;
like new; SAB. JU. 5-1906. -6
GLIDER and porch furniture, maple
rocking chair. Call Wo. 6-6997.
GOLF CLUBS and bag. wilson. Good
nings and Sunday. Is
GOLF. steel set and leather bag. $50;
beginner's Hickory set. $S: LETT I'D.
also surplus II up. 616 Mass ave.
NV.
GOLF CLUBS, 2 sets. spaulding
ss5. 1ssas'ssss new. s75. oT. e5Tns s4-sa4su usef seq
GOLF CLUBs-s .spaldins Jones
spalding Top Flight irons. 4 woods
and bag. $780, all in peri. cond.
will sell sep. ia. S-4740.
GOLF CLUBS-wilson irons and
woods: also Peterson irons: excel.
condition. DE. 2-s739. Sun. pm.
CLOCK, in per-
feet running order but in need Of
rehnishing. tublar chimes; $500 or
best offer. KE S-4022. IS
GREETING CARDS. boxed assort-
ment. II interested in earning
10oeo profit, plus free delivery and
return what you do not sell. Call
any day. 8 to Q. JU. $4,000.
GUITARs-New and used, summer
sale UP to 40es Of. Lessons.
1000 N st. NV. ME. s-i4ia.
Colt .45 Frontier: Ie AI colt S4sisHf 'ss IisRt.
ming revolver. ia. 9y7793;
and W K:g2, $50. New Rueer.
man 90 Revolver. $40. Savage 222
vaImint rife. 6x scope, S45., New
rest i2.5x. Litschert. viii finish
to customers specs, S225. 300
Master scope. $2S5. French extra
light double 12 ga, $50. Win
chester model 12 Magnun, 500.
Another 10 ga, $45. Specializing
in custom guns and repairs. THE
MASTERS WORK SHOP, liz E.
Fairfax st. by the Radio Tower.
Falls Church. JE.. 2-159S..
pistols. etc. 15aa wisconsin ave,
n NJ aftQrnO0ns anly
Evening star., 1955-06-05
MlscELLANEous foR sALE
PURNTTURR-PoRcH

RuRNTTuRE-PoRcH
chairs. piass' isath. eash.. s7.bo ca: ca
white wrought iron slass-top table
with 4 chairs, SIS. IN. 2-eo51.
FURNITURE SALE = New bedrm..
din. nm. and liv. .rm. Some factory
eloseouts and showroom samples.
Modern and traditional quality
furniture at lowest prices. regard
less of big discounts offered else
where Compare
STAHLERss FURNITURE co.
e16 18th st. NV. RK. 7-4310
Evening star., 1955-06-05
FURNISHINGS

Lowest prices on furn. in
excel. cond.. selected from the
type Of owners who do not
care to have the general pub
lie trampie through their nice
homes. Mahog. credenza buff
fet,. $45.. Mahog., lge. DROP
saand.nsH 1saf .asls aSoc nnS pads; dS;oosIssi Ssoi
table. S35. Set Of 4 mahog.
chairs, $40. Lined oas desks.
S45. LINED oak small drop
Riond nigat tables. $3.50 up.
Blond end. cocktail tables,
$3.50 up. Hide-a-bed. S75,
Misc. "the little store around
the corner" 4429 wisconsin
ave. NV, near Sears. Open
weekdays til 2 pm. EN-. q
"o' Gurw oyyNpAy 90
Evening star., 1955-06-05

FIRE ExffNGUIsHER, 2k-sal. s-A.
$3.50. 1918 II st. NV. TX 3-3527,
for grocery-1B-ft. mir
rored veg. stand, left. Eongolas
register. scales. produce scales, meat
case with motor, elec. meat saw
slicing machine. tenderizer. othel
fixtures. 10. 3-5500. ~
FLOUREsCENT FIXTURES, IS, Aft,
excel. cond., cheap. EN-. 3-44Oo:
FOAM RUBBER, for cushions. pads;
buy at wholesale j. II. GICHNER,
ob13 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOLDING CHAIRS
900 steel Sampson. Cost new, S6.9b:
sale price, S2.75. Like-new condi-
ton: will seil in lots. $50 New