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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
DRESSER LIKES INTELLIGENCE
Lou Berberet Makes
Quick Hit With Boss
BY. BURTON HAWKINS
Star Stan Correspondent

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 8.-Lou
Berberet, stocky catcher plucked
from the Yankees inexhaustible
supply of minor leaguers, has
made five hits in the Senators
squad games and another big
one with his boss. Chuck
Dresser.
II think he's going to be one
|of the more intelligent catchers
I've managed" Dresser said.
1--WE had a couple of long talks
with him and he knows what
it's all about. He should be able
to help our young pitchers.
"He's made a quick adjust
ment on his batting stroke. too. -
Dresser added. "In one con-
Iversation with me he told me
he had hit better when the bat
was back on his shoulder. I told
him to return to that style-just
to be certain to snap the bat
quickly from that position"
Berberet is particularly high
on a couple of the Senators
young righthanders, Camilo Pas
Icual and Pedro Ramos. He
played against them in the
Cuban Winter League and says,
They look ready to me. They
had great records in that league
and it should have done wonders
for their confidence.
Tettelbach Still Hitless
At the moment there's cause
for concern about only one of
the four players acquired from
the Yankees. A fifth is due to
shift to the Senators by April /.
Outfielder Dick Tettelbach is
hitless in eight tries and al
though Dresser isn't alarmed at
this early stage, he wishes the
Yale graduate would start
meeting the ball with more au-
thority.
AS for Berberet, Second Base
man Herb Plews and Pitcher
Bob Wiesler, the manager is i'm
pressed with what he's seen thus
far. Berberet has contributed
five hits in eight attempts, while
Plews has Clipped in with three
hits in eight tries and handled
himself acceptably af1eld. Wies-
Ter has pitched three scoreleSs
innings. He's to be tested again
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Young Red Sox
B|asingaIne
May Play Short

SARASOTA, Fla, Mar. 8 P1.-
Gene Stephens, best known as
Ted Williams replacement in
lleftfield. is making a strong bid
to break into the Boston Red
Sox' starting lineup.
The 23-year-oid speedster from
Arkansas, who hit .293 last sea-
son. slammed a single to right
and beat out a neat bunt in
three times at bat yesterday in
a squad game.
Marty Keough, a rookie out
fielder who won't be 81 until next
month, also was impressive as re
doubled down the rightfield line
and laced a single through the
box. Keough operated at first
base and handled 10 putouts
cleanly in the six-inning game.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Mar
l8 (P).-Rookie Don Blasingame
has served notice he'll nave tc
|be considered strongly in the in
field plans of the st. Louis
Cardinals this season.
Playing at second base. the
clever Blasingame yesterday
handled 10 chances, figured ir
three double plays, delivered 8
key two-base hit and made the
/, top defensive play of the game
His team won, 80.
| Before spring training is over
Blasingame will be given a tria
at shortstop. Manager FREQ
Hutchinson indicated.
Aware that veteran Red
Schoendienst is his competition
at second, Blasingame said he
preferred to play second but
"I'd be willing to try short If
/ it will help me make the team"
VERO BEACH, Fla, Mar. 3
R.-Outfielder Duke Snider OF
the Dodgers appears ready for
the seasons opening, but he's
making Manager Walt Aston
a bit uneasy.
Snider got two hits in yester-
days squad game. caught five
outfleld flies and got OF two
long. hard throws.
81 don't like to see these fel-
lows cut loose with throws lik'
Continued on Page C-5, Col.
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TV, MAGNAVOX--l7-in. NAH. con-
sole: excel. cond.: price. SIS. UN.
L A.A31A
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MIScELLANEoUS-FoR SALE
REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOKS, D. C.;
t9ls' e.. Z, - I; years 1936.'37"3s;

HECUHD PLAYER, HCA, $50 model,
new, S26. EN-. 3-3l11
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KITCHEN CABINETS
WHITEHALL STEEL
DOUBLE INSULATION
DOUBLE ACTION HINGES
FINEST QUALITY AVAILABLE

sO%. SO Slightly Denied You Can't Notice 1t.
Wen admit these wouldn't fit too well under
the Christmas tree-But, at these unheard-of low
prices well save you enough money to buy presents
for the whole family.
Here are just few of the bargains you
can't afford to pass up.
SINGLE DOOR WALL CABINET
so hgt, Is" DIP, is" wdh. Reg Sale
l5SeL, slight scratch -----------$2es5 sl445
DOUBLE DOOR WALL CABINET
90 hgt, Is" DIP, "a" wdh
24SO, slight dent --------------$35.90 $l995
RANGE CABINET
IS" hgt. 10" dr. "A" wdh.
24io, Paint chip -----------32s95 Sl525
TOP DRAW BASE CABINET
ls- wdh. "A" and sis" DIP.
10 c, r and L. No damage 1890 A5.9S 1895
DOUBLE DOOR BASE CABINET
IL Wide. "a" and SIC" DIP.
2lC, No damage $3.50 S23pS
WE DELIVER WITHIN 2s-AnLE RADIUS
Abe DEMOLITION CORP.
1871 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Phone OF. 4-s75s
q hns - itih street. Brisss ne -
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TYPEWRITERS. standards and port
ables. S26 up. Your choice. only 81
q week. Free home demonstration.
Call CLARK'S. EN-. 3-9536 NOW.
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Entire stock Of new GE. Frigidaire
and WESTINGHOUSE refrigerators must
be sold regardless Of cost; no rea-
sonaole ofter refused. STANDARD
TIRE q SATIERY CO. 10th and H
as. me- Ii. 3-9O82. Open ewes. til
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~. Dumont. 20-in. with FIN. solid
mahog:, needs adjust. cost 1915.
sac. S7h cash. EN-. 2-1717
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TYPEWRITER, Smith Corona port,
new model. $75. AID. 2-2963.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. down, 81
wk. LIST payment Feb. Free home
demonstration. Authorized dealer.
Cali MOHAWK. VIII. R-5140 NOW.
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26-inch, in factory carton, sac is.
brakes. KENsiNo ST. sBBii BICYCLE hs1 e
HOBBY. 10307 Kensington park
way: 10. 5-1332. CHEVY CHASE
BICYCLE SERVICE, 3S0S N. Hamp-
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So IN. RED PONY--6 years old,
rides and drives. AZ in. black and
white pony. 3-years-old. AZ In.
brown and black pony. 6 year,
old. VIII n-R63R.
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DACHSHUND PUPPIES. Axe reg. /:
cellent pedigree. Phi. DU. 5-7920.
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TGERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Axe,
white dam, sire looks like Rim Tin
Tin. Edgewater 9-56O4.
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1852 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-l un-
furn, apt. 2 or 3 rooms small
single rm., ! large single rm.;
adults; maid service. CO. 5-gS26.
q falAa. ..rA.. u.n.s-.n n q
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HOUSEWIVES

Earn extra money during spare
hours selling CORT COSMETICS in
your neighborhood, Hours TO- suit
you. We train. Phone DI. 7-5253'
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Let Santa bring your child a low
able, healthy cocker spaniel with an
excellent disposition. Call KE.
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grill; S5-SD VIZ. 2I47 +, Elk. 3-bb33.
1873 P ST. NV, 1.-THE Dupont
Manor"-Nlce. clean. single rooms,
near bath; $3.50 and $3.50 week.
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~, DuMont I7-in. table model: ex-
Gel. cond.; must sacrifice. $50.
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CORDWOOD, mixed or hardwood.
We deliver or you haul. Riverdale
I'd and Baltimore parkway. WA.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
tcontinuedl

WHITE FACE-Beautifu herd Of %.
Sell by head. VIII sell one or all.
Weigh 500 to 1000 lbs. M. J.
MAPLE. Alex. Va. Duke st. ext.
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TV-2I-inch and spiral antenna
$50, Call LU. 2-6S51 evenings.
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IhfEVEHIIEh5- = opeClhI ChiIsI1IIs
sale sale $40 $S9 up, Buy nov; psy IN ry Tse.
WRITER CO., 143I e. Capitol ST.,
Ii. 3-00S2, $3.50 to 6, incl, sat.
Easy parking. Ewes, Call OIL. 4
l0lS.
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DOCS. PETs, &C. lcent.l

ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL,
Axe registered: excellent bird dog
and house pet. JE. 2-S175.
GOLDEN RETRIEVERS, 8 weeks old !:
Axe. Ideal Christmas gift for
hunter or children. so. 5-5236.
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs. cats.
72I oglethorpe NV RA. 6-3445
BOXER PUPS for Christmas; Axe
reg; show prospects. See them now
Priced very reasonably: fawns.
hrindles. males and females. Ell
Alex, Va. OV. :}-4561.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. Axe reg. /:
black and tan: champion sired; ex-
cellent pedigree. Phi. DU. 5-7920.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL pup
pies. champion stock. MRS. L. F.
GIESEKER, 100 Carroll I'd, Glen
Burnie. Md. Southfield 6-252S.
POODLES, purebred, black, standard,
8 wks.. stock import; nonreg-
istered LU. 2-7350.
SAMOYED. the Xmas puppy! Axe,
champ. pedigree; white teddy bears.
Choose yours now. so, $3.50.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe. sable and white
or iris; ready now or for Christ
POODLE TOYS, perfect Christmas
gift; IeaS. priced, wormed, Axe
reg; black and silver. Call GA.
POODLE, IL wks.. moyen. blk, T..
Axe, famous line; house broken,
SHOTS. wormed; reasonable. WO.
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/ COCKER LEFT, male. buff; Axe,
shot; S35; mos. Fairview 2-5511
or FairvieW 9.432t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

DACHsHUND Pups. red female, s
wks., champion sired; shots. FL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

PRESTOLOGS--The ideal fireplace
log. Long burning, high heat value,
Ia ash Easy to handle and con-
troll For INFO. call SHURFIRE FUEL
pRnnTTCrrG TT T-AAQR
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DACHsHUND. Axe. male, red and
black. 10 mo-; lovable and frisky.
| TIA Q.IOgO
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BOXER PUPS, Axe; shot, wormed; ;
reasonable. Edgewater 9-6403.
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Nv ANTENNA, new and complete
$40; RCA console, $50; Philco. ~
in. 500 IO 7-a22n
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Refrigerator CloSeout

REFRIGERATOR, 1855 Admiral auto.
defrost, 10 Gu. IT.. Has freezing
dept. crispers, shelvador. Used
very little: $50. 646 Yuma st. Sc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

SPRINGER spanieis, Axe. liver and
make excellent hunters. . Wilton
~ Aiov Gn Q-OfEq
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TV.. DuMont console: Mt. Vernon,
with drs.. mahog.,, I9-in. With FIN
radio: excel. cond. Cost new. $500;
sell for 500. Phone wkdys. after z
n m SIN oil Aay III k-01QH
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ESTABLISHED
MANAGERSHIP

Excellent salary plus generous
bonus ARRANGEMENT for aggressive
and ambitious woman 25-46. Capa-
Bile OF taking over supervision Of 20
saiesladies and further develop
ments Of established direct-to-home
sales organization. Prefer direct
selling, recruiting aand MANAGEMENT
experience, but not essential. No
party or evening work. Car allow
ances for local driving Write or
wire, D. STEWART, 3636 18th St.
NV, Suite B-915. Wash, D. c.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bedrm. and
o GIN: rm; set. custom made. Best
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TRAIN, American Flyer freight, talk
ing station. track. handcar set,
transformers. other accessories; SIS.
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SPRINGER SPANIEL pup.
pies. champion stock. MRS. L. F
GIESEKER. 13a Carroll I'd, Gler
Burnie. Md. Southfield 6-252S.
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1888 18th 81. NV. = Business
women; sgle. dble. rms. clean,
beaut. furn., mod. baths. NO.
.-gl2g.
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TRAIN. electric. Lionel twin diesel,
log sections track: $75. WA. q
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1gACLE PUPS, re9.. q wks., males,
"a. fers.is g11 u.iii mid at
Ya.. Hi (. g62a W" ''N
naTMaTfIS PTTPs- IYc- warmed
sbots. arsnd xmse eiffS. SiYed 81
rhero fssshae9 anrtna 5-f4gE
-. :. -.
"a pa - ysyv rsasonsbie.
49,. esass aiex Va Vi. 4-Sgi0
CREAT nASF PfiPs- Axc,, fSWn ana
brindie' $50 each. car OaliherS-
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OIL PAINTINGS

OIL PAINTMGe-Ideal Xmas Sits
Also camera. dolls cradle, metal
wardrobe. box springs and matt
resS: new cond. EN-. 2-3909.
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Tv-RADIO-PHON0 COMB. Admiral
4. In AlM-FM .SS-spsed reeeEd
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PO0DLES, purebred, black, standard,
8 wks.. stock import; nonreg-
isterea Lu 2-7a50.
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REFRIGERATORS, $9.95 up. REIN,
rebuilt. Some guar. yr. FRED.
ERICkS. 1905 14th ST.. Ia. $4,000,
REFRIGERATOR-7-c ecu. 1T. Coldspot
Magic Chef range. Both 4 years
old. Best offer. JU. S-9372.
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=

Royal quiet de
luxe; very clean; $65. Remington,
quiet writer; same as new; also $65.
Other makes from $36. SECURITY
JEWELLERS, 912 d st. NV, RE.
7-7S01, JU. 5-054S.
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POODLE, IL wks.. moyen, blk, T.,
Axe, famous line; house broken,
shots. wormed; reasonable. WO
6-9l 80.
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100 lovely framed landscapes; Amer
lean, European subjects; giVe-away
prices. Gallery closing. DU. 1888
ORGAN, electronic. complete with
tone cabinet and bench: suitable fol
small church; S406
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

BOXER PUPS, adorable. $50 to good
homes; wonderful for children. Call
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O SHETLANDs-I gray, 3-yr-old:
show prospects: thoroughbred, 81
yr,-old chestnut geldins. white
markings. BY Jimmie out Of
Chicks Gal. other gentle chill
dfenfs horses III Q-QR15
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owner) = Sofa, matching chair;
lounge:type chairs and rockers, buff
2-pr. twin beds. 8 other beds, All
with good spy. mattrs.; also tables,
lamps. toaster, wafde iron, heating
pad, sun lamp and irons. Call HA.
2-4O41, Sat-. $40 pm. or Sun.
before IL, for information and
directions NO DEALERS
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1929 MASS. AVE.-Spotiessl clean
sgl rms: stone mansion refined
people: low rent. MRS. STEPHENS.
1928 2lst ST.-Highly desirable.
semiprivate bath. for / or . gentle-
men; excellent location. DU. 7-4770.
Sc WEEKLY-Lge., newly dec. rm.,
with hot and cold running water.
2OA ri - M An -04R0
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FUR COAT, new, brown marmot.
full length; going South: sacrifice,
best offer. LII. 2-5204 after 9.
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FOUDLE TOYS, perfect Christmas
gift; Ieas. priced. wormed, Axe
reg; black and silver. Call GA.
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SITS. WOMEN Cont

NURSE. colored; exper. ;
refs: nursing Or child care; live
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SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS. wake

DUPONT CIR. 1907 10Th ST. NV.
Refined home; new dec; fine
place; desk, shelves; semipvt.. B.
maid, refgr.
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BICYCLES, boys and girls: Just re-
conditioned and painted; S16 ca.
| 37lD Military I'd. NV
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MIscEL. SALE Cont

BED, single: hardwood maple veneer;
BED i sold IS unit nit 'S $50 sN s17sSs
BED, sgle., wImattr.. 81; apt. size
wash. mach. w/Wringer, $50; apt
size cleo. stove woven, S1b; West
inghouse 2-burn. hot pl., IS; Zenith
cons. radio wLrecord player att. and
s sSs co o. Iec s,rss sc ecpa dresses
chairs, misc. furn. Sac, mvg. 1927
Chaplin 81. NV, Apt. 35. HO. 2.2819.
BED, mahog. 4-poster. tan, Springs
and matt. dble.: Olson rugs, beige
New table pads. 36 in. By as I'M
With leaves. Reasonable. IA. A
BED, S25; rollaway, SIS; 3-piece
bedrm. suite, lined oak, 500:
dresser. .S25; chihorobe. SIS; love-
seat and cover, S35: ice skates, So;
BEDDING; nationally known brands,
q. samples at big savings. Sl59 rub
mattress, box spg. S98.50, OWENS
WHOLESALE FURNITURE MART
6lI 14th ST. NV, 2nd floor
BEDS, HOLLYWOOD, twin, serta; good
condition; $l5 each. Call WA.
BED. double, mahoe,, with leather
I ss m GTsssip best t o.4 d5a Ss1
BEDSPREAD, homemade, crocheted,
i I'D do PpIee bed SSG fEinss e5Synd
BEDRM. SET, radio, desk. 2 lamps
and shades. check writer, TV set
mans suit, size A, coat rack, q
burner hot plate. ia. $4,000.
BICYCLES, boys and girls: Just re-
conditioned and painted; S16 ca.
37l9 Military I'd. NV.
BICYCLES, boys and girls, 26-in,,
Just peen recond. and painted. ST
ca; 1888 r. I. ave. ne. In the rear,
Sat. and Sun. only.
BICYCLES, English, boys and girls
26-inch, IN factory carton. $50 is.
bTas IRip T KEns Il sRgff SY, hang
HOBBY. IO307 Kensington park
way. Lo, 5-1332. CHEVY CHASE
BICYCLE SERVICE, 3SOS N. Hamp-
ton st. NV. WO. 6-2705.
BIKE-3-wheel. lge. 10-in. Chair
good cond. SIS ca. JU. 5-lO44
BOILER. hot-water heating with oil
burner; rated 460 So, It. radiation.
gas. or oil. Also 30-gallon hot-water
tank. All perfect cond.; daily use
sSSo. HriinstoSno. 0 "a. 5ssiis5.V T. All
BOOKS at less than half the new
cyclopedia. 80 vol. 1852, $50: 1913
with year books, -$65: Book OF
Jr: 1947. S32 so: Richards, $50.
All in excel. cond. PARK BOOK
SHOP. 919 @ st. NV.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, 1866. in
perfect condition; unused. Any rea-
sonable offer. OIL. 4-5182.
BOOKS, Child Craft, IA volumes,
like new. S25. EN-. 2.5949.
CABINETS, stoves, sinks. dishwash-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

the Xmas puppy! Axe,
champ. pedigree; white teddy bears.
Choose yours now. so. R-A1hh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

FURNITURE-Hide-a-bed, blue pull
man; 5-draWer maple chest. oil.
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MIscELLANEoUs-EoR sALEI

TRAIN OUTFIT ON TABLE-Lionel
O-gauge; 2 compl. trains, one with
smoking locomotive, both tenders
with whistles. A switches, 250-watt
transformers, houses. trees and &C.
Complete outfit, SIS, KE. 6-94O3
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MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE | MIs
MA e. n olhson,. perfect shaDe;

MINK COAT, ranch; size 1916:
Y of appraised value; perfect con.
dition. Emerson 2-6126. 90
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MALTESE PUPPIES, purebred. long
hair: tops; very affectionate pets;
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.w.

FIREPLACE W0OD, all oak. SCI per
cord. Unlimited quantity to Gus.
toner. Call JU. S-4932 after B,
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FORNITURE-1 bedroom suit, living
room 3-piece sectional with end
tables and lamps to match; new
Crosley 9-cubic-foot refrigerator:
Nv combinations; leaving town.
AZ AZ 7.29i7. Call after 8 and all
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1908 N. II. AVE. NV, near 21st
and N sts.--Well-furnished single
room. near bath; $3.50.
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FURNITURE-Dlning I'm. set. chest
Of drawers, tables. mattresses and
misc. household itens. II 7-0E9Q
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

CHRISTMAS PONIES, for sale, Pinto.
Chestnuts, Palomino, half Arabians.
Call OIL. 2-5142 for appt. for DEM
onstration by children.
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TRAINS AND ACCESS, Lionel; extra
track, switches and transformers.
JE. 2-1523. Call ewes, Sat-. Sun.
TRUMPET, silver, made in Ger
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The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Family
Section
MRS. SYLVIA HORNE is

MRS. SYLVIA HORNE is
so pleased with finding her
health in TucSon's remark
able climate, she tossed two
parties recently. Many of her
friends attended including
Mrs. Dora Wolfson, a new
Tucsonan from Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Sophie Zukerman OF
Chicago. Mrs. Wolfson enter
tanned the crowd with delight
full Yiddish songs. Mrs. Horne
took up residence in Tucson at
1899 E. Ninth after taking i'll
in Palm Springs, Calf, where
she formerly owned the Casa
de Beverly. Mrs. Horne said
she staged the parties and
called her friends together to
"show her family back home
that she is still alive despite
her illness and doing very well
in Tucson"
CELIA CLICK has returned
from a trip to Mexico and is
residing at 2817 E. Fourth.
While in Mexico City she at
tended lectures on art at the
University of Mexico =. Mrs.
Israel Rumizen of Buffalo, N.
Y, is visiting with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard ]. Friedman,
$500 N. Wiltshire Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nathan Smith now are
making their permanent resi-
dence with Mrs. Irving Pearl
man, 1903 Jonquil Terrace in
Chicago
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Engagements -.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paul
of 145 S. Sixth, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Charlene, to Irwin RoS-
man of 9515 Kirkside Rd., Los
Angeles.
Miss Paul attended the Uni
versity of Arizona, Mexico
City College and Los Angeles
State College. She was affili-
ated with Phi Sigma Sorority,
Hillel and Lambda Theta.
MIR. BOSNIAN attended
John Muir Junior College and
UCLA where he was affiliated
With Sigma Alph Mu.
Mr.. Rosman presently is
sportswear buyer of the
House of Nine in Los Angeles.
Miss Paul is teaching in Nor
walk, Calf.
The wedding date has been
set for Dec. % in Los Angeles.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
EIES. ETHEL GORODESS

SPOT
MISS. ETHEL GORODESS
is recuperating at the Tucson
Medical Center following an
operation Mrs. M. Hal
perm is recuperating at home
following disqualification
Mrs. Ruth Ross is at the Medl-
cal Center recuperating.
MRS. LILLIAN HATTIS
has left Tucson to be with her
family in Chicago An un-
yelling of the stone for the
late Jacob Fox will be held
Oct % in New York
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
WV Is Entered
In Veterans
Parade

The Friedman-Paul Post
pol, Jewish War Veterans,
will be represented in the
Veterans Day parade, Mon
day, Nov. II. The parade,
sponsored by Morgan Nc
Dermott Post annually, is
offering 10 trophies for the
best parade entries.
Already entered are the
University of Arizona band,
ROTC air force and army
units, about 1900 persons, %
vehicles and 130 motorized
troops.
The parade will step off
at 1910 am. from the as
sembly area and move
north on Fifth Avenue to
Congress St. and through
downtown Tucson.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
KESSLER will celebrate their
35th anniversary on Oct. 30.