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Sprinted for the lead. Sailor got
it but Find. ridden by Eric
IGuerin showed in front briefly
around the turn, although not
enough to worry anybody in the
Sailor camp. When they straight
ened out for the run down the
back stretch. Hartack was back
on the front end and going
nicely. Jet Action, with Dave
Erb up. was pinched back Slight
ly on the turn. but not enough
to make any real difference.
Swatted Joe Jones
DeSpirito. leading rider of the
meeting, gave Joe Jones a couple
of swats as they neared the far
turn. and the game son OF
Stymie. who won the Bowie and
Southern Maryland handicaps as
warmups for the Campbell, re-
sponded willingly. Nobody can
accuse Joe of logging it, but he
simply was no match for Sailor.
He ran a real good race"
Tony said. but was no match
for this horse"
! Find made a try but shot his
bolt early. while Eddie Arcayo
on Fisherman. made a late but
futile bid with the bantam win
ner of he 1854 Washington,
D. c.. International. to get third
money Fisherman, too. was out
claSsed Yesterday.
II traIner Hirsch Jacobs had
any hope of using Man of Des-
tiny as a pacemaker. it was
Squelched Immediately after the
start of the race. This horse
broke fourth and simply couldn I
catch the front-running trio
Miss Ann Uhlar's AIMS Love
the light weight in the field at
l02 pounds. counting two Jockey
Paul Bohenko couldn't shed
broke last and trailed all the
way.
1t was decidedly day OF
form. if not of fashion, for the
Campbell show. Umbrellas and
raincoats supplanted spring ap-
parel and they came in mandy
as the rain increased in intensity
late in the afternoon, after ar
earlier promise of clearing skies
/ lmpromDtu Stables Tony's
John. the t2vorlte. and Mrs. John
T. Mallory Gay. a 9-to-l shot
accounted - the daily double
| The GA c"'e1'1ation was worth
$94.20 to s ticket holders.
There YVES s. ne curious bet
ting in the 'lv double pool OF
! $l37,550. wiz S22.l24 going or
. the 60 c"',2ination, which
would have returned a paltry
5000. The number Q horse in
: the second race was Albert D
ISeymour's Anne Bonny.
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Farn|ey Banner
Takes Title at
.Loudoun Hunt
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Snecia1 Hnrraanopdant nj Tho 0far

Special Correspondent of The Star
WATERFORD. Va, April T.
There may have been interna-
tional significance in the out
come of the Loudoun Hunts
hunter trials at Fenton Fadeley's
farm here today, but it was
drowned out in a torrent of rain
and Splatter of mud.
Jennifer Shelton. daughter of
a vice air marshal in the Royal
Air Force. and Marsha Nc
Cardle, whose father is AS
sistant Secretary of State for
public affairs. rode the winning
champion and reserve champion.
Their parentage lent them no
diplomatic immunity from the
driving rain which turned a
beautiful meadow into grass
lined lakes. Miss Shelton, now
living in Clarke County, was
riding Mrs. A. Mckay Smiths
Farnley Banner when she took
the novice class, joined the win
ming hunt team and topped the
field in the championship test.
The champion here is pinned
after the first two horses in
each event have shown their
wares again over six fences on
"a shortened course.
Miss McCardle's runnerup
mount was Tara's Theme, who
captured the open class after
placing second in the light
weight and earning another red
ribbon in the hunt teams.
Henry LOOMS of Middleburg,
who works for the United States
Information Service, won the
lightweight class with Strom-
boil and was end man in the
winning hunt team. Mrs. j. M.
Rogers, wife of an Air Force
captain. rode Ice Cutter to pick
up the silver in the middle and
n oo x,xyu,oiohf liI,;cioVc
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Myron CoweII Booters
Face British Today

Myron Cowell, which lost to
Lido recently after running up a
winning streak of II, will try to
start another when it plays Brit
ish Joint Services Mission IN a
National Soccer League game at
2:15 pm. today on the field at
Twenty-fourth street and Con-
stitution avenue NV.
Lido. league leader, travels tc
Baltimore for a match against
Pompeii in a Stewart Cup final
Game time is 2::3O.
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CIV Sailors Win
ICUrtci!cd Races

A scheduled eight-race penta-
gonal sailing program off Buzz
yards Point was cut in half yes
terday by the hard rains, with
George Washington University
the winner.
The Colonials. in their first
sailing Of the season, won the
| first four races The remainder
were Cancelled Swarthmore was
second, Catholic University third
and Maryland fourth. The fifth
entry. Lafayette. failed to show.
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GuIfstreum Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
Ing 4-year -olds and up; ga l w no
Chateau (USSeryi o.<V ~ n''o
little Jonesy, Monon Brave, DECOR
DICK Col Con. Mil Tract. Smooth Pain.
Colaborador. Time. l:l7@s'
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Ing J-year- Odds and up: b! furlonss
Brook Prince tBarile) 100 6.M 3'.o
Mr. Duty tCampi S.iO IN
"V GissIe. silver crown, rail Fellow
Laurel KinE. Mig Alley, Titan Maid
Cable Bug, Time, lass.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S18O.iO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s3.60O; claim
i psn,. sSe Gr ieba;ri.; I R'sS $50
Drama Dear (DaiKoI 6.iO 3- 1o
RISING Time (carstensI 2ony
Admiral Jose. Presiaa,slnitt ryan Iqms XIV H
Snug Diaboitc Test, RISING Alihe' NY
Glad Hand. Time. l:45's.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $4,000; claim
i R1,:, 3 Eye s.e1 fuTl 1875 7.o ,4O
HeTehscomes tcatalanoi $50 $40
Errant Broom (Mulkerrinl 1851
OLYMPIA Blend.. Retaliation BroEer
P Pilt; Fieeiine win. supreme Music.
Time. III Is.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse; $500; allow
Rem 4. Jones 5sksIly> 40 400 .3.eCO
plain Chance (SeurIockl $3.50 1000
DARK Toga (CarStenSl 3pO
Pair Fin. Blue Domino, our Hon-
day. Windtrace. Mr.. Herb A, Key BIS
cayne, Hadareward' Rockport. Time
a smith and Heller and Frances Cen
ter entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; The
Biscayne Bay; allowances; 3-year-oids
Count chie tBrcSts' $50 ss;;cS ::.i,SS
TerranT tShoemaker) 2.iC
:. Harlan Town. Esstsate Like Magic
Time, ABS.
a Ellsworth entry.
| SEVENTH RACE - The HOLLYWOOD
Handicap; $4,000: 3-year-olds and up
/ 6i7 furlongs 20.
Prince Moor tkOrtel 6It
Intellieent Hangover Galdar. Ire
NOR. Commodore NJ. Nirsal Lad. Time
b Jacnot Stable entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 claim
I ina 4yes cs%p, and u seo R aas IS,
Lane Riser (SkeIly1 lOt
sam Brook. Mandinso Infusion
Black Homburs, Bingo. Silver Rao
Time l.llis.
b Adolnh's Stable entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000. handi
cap: 4-year- olds and up; iss miles.
Toulouse shoemaker $50 $50 I'D
Sea Tale Smith $50 800
Go Between tBurFl 3ht
Faur0yal. Deck Cherry. Sito. It's NJ
Use. Time. 2:432s tnew track record
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Baseball OPENINGS

The Boys Club Of Washington
baseball leagues have openings in
three age classes for the coming
Iseason-l2. IA and 17-and-under
For full information. phone Don
ME Moreland at Hobart 2-l3l7
or Barney Ross at Lincoln g.
0949 on weekday afternoons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Fairfax Scores 81 Points
To Win Marlborough Bowl

Fairfax again was winner IN
the reading hounds to line ano
field trial events, adding to its
final point score.
Summaries:
COMPETING TEAMS
Fairfax Hunt: Andrew Branham. hunts
man j Wade Dorset whipper IN
james o, Pease, NTH; Mrs. Ramona S
Eaton: Henry Godfrey; Randolph Rouse
Potomac Hunt Judge Richmond B
Keech, MFH; Mrs. Alice Berry. whippel
IN; William Carroll, whipper in: A. G
Earnest. whipper IN: Douglas BURGESS
huntSman. Claude w. owen and Mis-
Jane Hathen. alternates
Marlborough Hunt: John W. Bowlinl
and William II Brooke, Joint NTH: H
Taylor Chewing. IT,, whipper in; WI
Heuer; Alfred H Smith. whipper in; Mis-
MARY Brooke Kelly; heb clasett, alter
nate whipper in.
SUMMARIES
Bench judging Of hounds Best dol
hound Potomac Hunt; best bitch, Poto
mac Hunt; best team of three couples
Fairfax Hunt
Hunt pace event. | Potomac Hunt: 2
Fairfax Hunt; g. Marlborough Hunt
Roadins hounds to line: I Fairfa
Hunt; .. Potomac Hunt; 8. Marlborousl
Hunt
The field trial: l Fairfax; 2. Mari
borough; g Fairfax
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Old Dominion Meeting Cords Sign Hufbuck

The Old Dominion League will
wind up preseason business to-
night in a meeting at the Blue
Point Seafood Restaurant in
Falls Church, beginning at
{ o'clock.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S94.2O

THIRD RACE-Purse, S3700; claim
iuR 3ycar odds furlongs,
PLACE Kick tCoIeI 1880 $40 $40
Slidcness tWOodhOuse) $50 80
You Co Half Minute. Bull-Bys, Born
! Rich. Time. l;i5is.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, S3,70o.
Maiden 3-year-olds and up; furlonss
cetasOnal 'Wo0dh'se' go 3io go
side Light Be DeliEhtcd. Model Jeep,
Pr'nr" Time. l:i"as,
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Ing. I-year-olds and up: furlongS.
orrtrack Roland $3.50 200 t.5500
Quick T, tRodriFueTD $50
=. Mr.. Anchor, BeRorra, Bronze AGE
Time, i:l3AS.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $4,000; allow
ancCs; Swear colds Il miles
a Beam Rider (w'h'sel IO.2O i.S0 $50
rasha Sailed Lester Gao l.S0
t'hric''or @Ormanl 80
o AnneS Flving Trapeze BITS
- arrh and Bvrnc entry.
Hn sFyi F 5St added he ars SHGaiSs
and =, f-tones
Name" :, - Ehna'te) ESQ $50 $50
War "grr' - lT'nland) 100 2.BO
Imnasse trrtsheStA lao
Fahuls' Jets War Date Brown
lIackle NV Banker Grandharya. Time,
l.1Ias
! EIGHTH RACE--Purse. $4,000. claim
INA. i-"ear- ODDS and up "a miles
MounOn tBrIcel Ii3O SEQ $40
Edsar J. VI. tLesterl $50 ITO
Aip Flash tComhesp $40
Heltop, Black Coffee, CabooSe Bara-
TARA. Time, I ~.
FroeliCh entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

CHICAGO, April 7 (P).-Half-
back Jim Troglio of Northwest
ern is the latest to sign with the
Chicago Cardinals. Troglio, from
Spring Valley, H., stands 5-foot-
10 and weighs ITO pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Jumuicu Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlones
This Evening tAt'sOnl 1910 100 3.6u
Uncle Gus tSOrensonl 2l.60 D.0u
Seebit MARTINI !1N
Lenny Gale. Friendly Ace. Very Ultra,
Brave Admiral Upaiong, Mama Shane
Honest Bread, Winship. Time, l:l4's.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: maic
ems: 3-year-oldS and up: furlonRs
Cedar Hill tBolandl 1880 1.2O i.6O
EldOTad0 tGOrman) 1870 ~
sunrise Proof tLesterl 5.1U
Judrement Prosecutor Inkyank. Ma
sci. Firm Stand All Honors Tattlehoele
'Ifr,p IpH
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Horse. Jockey.

Two,doar mutnsls paid ToNY's John, sS go g g.
SO 90. MASTER PENNY. 5000, $500. KERRYS BOY. $3.50
Handle-x9l. 241.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT BOWIE
ESQ. by TrianEIe PubIications. Inc !

tCopyrght 1856. by Triangle Publications. Inc
FIRST RACE.Purse. $4,000 caiminE: 3-year-olds; IL
place same Winner impromptu Stables DIX Dr. & B. BY
Johns Joy-Anhony's Girl Trainer. B. p. Bond. Values
Sl95O $500 $500, ST so Time 50ss Cloudy and sloppy
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000: claimng a-year-old filies
uIlonss Post BAL off At once start good ridden
Out place driving. Winner Jaelyn Stables br 3. Will
Re foIea Trainer. s Jacobs yauesSi $50, $500 $500
Sl5O Time I:29is Raining sloppy.
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JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT BOWIE
EIt1A RAcI-pu.s. S. 900 4.yee,-eId. up; us mis.
SIXTH RAct-Purse, $4,000; ,.ycor-oId.,

q Nor'hdowns Farm entry.
b Cedar Farm entry.
CIV. \. Bishop Siobls, Inc, entry.
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SECOND RAcE-Purse s2,500 claiming: 4-year odds and
up files and mares tqrl0ngs Post S93 off 29d 5ar
br f. f. by Amphithea tre-Narrow Path Trainer FISH
back. Vaues-Sl 625. $500. $3.50. Sl25. Time ll49s.
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81 q "a RctJc;E BULL Si4 90 SIS 40 CHUscO $40
Handle-S1 IS 369. Total handleS1 465 sos. AttendaI
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NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: handi-
cap: 4-yesr-olds and up; las miles.
Toulouse shoemaker $50 300 2.9u
Sea Tale (Smitht $50 800
Go Between tBurFl Stu
Faur0yal Deck Cherry. Sito. It's No
Use Time, 2.432s Cnew track record
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Horse. Jockey.
Very Special (Cox)
Rouge Bull (Snellings)
ChuSco Martini -
Deluge tGonZaleZ)
Royal Swing (Boh'nko
Pick and Play (Shuk)
Sun O. Lure (McGov'n)
Eland (CutshawJ
Phi Beta Kappa CBush)
King Flush Grimm .
Speedie Steevie tR'buto)
Fuente tMcKee)
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Two-dolar mutuels paid-DR EUSENEE rJbtAI Nv JUDGE
Handle-Sl47.2O5.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse SO. 000 claiming; 4-year-ods and
up; miles Post 5l3 off at ONCE start good easily,
Special Gal Trainer B. p Bond. values-S1050 $500.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25

sioner will also hear any objec- tions thereto.
 All persons interested in said es- tate are hereby notified then and there to appear and make their objections, if any they have, and to show cause, if any there be, why the said account should not be settled and allowed and such pc tition granted.
 Reference is hereby made to such account and petition for fur ther particulars.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 18th day of July, 1856.
 (s) Mabel M. Fenner
 United States Commissioner
 and ex-Officio Probate Judge Date 1st Pub. July 28, 1856 Date last Pub. Aug. 25, 1856
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25

of 10.07 feet to center line of un- named street and corner number three; thence S 36 deg. IT along the center line of unnamed street a distance of 75 feet to corner number four; thence N 46 deg. 55' E along the North property line of Mill Bay Road distance of 1O07 feet to corner number one, the place of beginning.
 All interested parties are invit- ed to attend.
 (seaD
 Nick Frost, City Clerk Pub. Aug. II, 18, g, 1856
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25
RICHARD ROBERTS RETURNS TO SCHOOL

Richard Roberts. son of MT. and Mrs. Al Roberts has returned to the Montana Scheo, of Mines at Butte, Iaontana. H. completed his f:sstIman year tflers last year, and finished as an ho acr student. 5s1
 Richard will spend about a month in field work before regu- lar classes are resumed.
 MT. Roberts is employed on the Naval Station.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25
NOTICE INVITATION TO BID

The Kodiak Independent School District Board will receive bids for delivery of playground sur facing material to the new school site. The bid price must cover cost of spreading and rolling three inches of surface material. All bids must be postmarked on or before 6 p. m. Friday, August 3l. For details call the school office, 3O41. eGs
 (s) Dorothy Clark,
 Clerk of the Board Ii
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25
NOTICE
NOTICE OF STREET vACATIOr
 HEARING

NOTICE is hereby given that a hearing will be held by the Con- mon Council of the. CITY OF Ko- DIAK. the City of Kodiak plating authority, on the 10th day of Sep tember, 1856, at the hour of 500 P. M. at City Hall on petition for the vacation of a portion of No Name Street between Lot 1, Block 8 and Lot 3, Block g. Kodiak Town site, described as follows:
 Beginning at the Southeast cor ner of Lot 1. Block 8 of the Ko- diak Townsite, U. S. Survey No. 2537 B, being corner number one; thence N 36 deg IT w distance of 75 feet to corner number two; thence s 46 deg. 55' W distance
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25
LECAh NOTICES

AAUHu UUEkUUU IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION, KODIAK
 PRECINCT
 In the Matter of the Estate of CHARLEY COOK, Deceased. No. 497 Probate
 NOTICE OF RENDERING FIRST AND FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
 AND DISCHARGE OF
 ExECUTOR
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CLARENCE L. DIZNEY, exc cutor of the Last Will and Testa- ment and Estate of Charley Cook, deceased, has filed in the United States Commissioners Court for Kodiak Precinct, Third Division, Territory of Alaska, his first and final account and report of his acts done in the administration of said estate, together with a petition for distribution and for discharge of the executor and exoneration of his bond; and
 5t
 That Tuesday, the 18th day of September. 1856, at the hour of ten o'clock A. Nj. of said day, at the office of the United States Commissioners at Kodiak. Alaska. has been set as the time and place for hearing and settling such ac- count, and for hearing the petition of such executor for distfibution and discharge and exoneration oi his bond. and at such time and place the undersigned .Commis
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25

The White House was first lighted by electricity in 1890 dur ing the term of President Beuja- min Harrison.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-25
POLICE SLOGAN

A driver is known by the fend- CTS he keeps.
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MlscEL. for SALE Cont,

MISUNDERSTANDING wheel: Enslish
ANTioUEst2 carved wood mantle
pieces With plate slass mirrors
ANTIoURs4owrw lamp. ss5: Vic.
othsr misc S' HE p's 4c.s5ss. 'e'' '~''
ANTIQUES - Chippendale chest-on-
chest, secretary-desk. about 1870.
Also poster bed with canopy. Au-
thenticated by Mr.. N Krupsaw.
Owner leaving city. will sell less
ment to view. cali XII. s-0930.
Hutch cabinet. S145; chest OF
drawers, $50; cobbler's bench. S35.
Must see to appreciate. RIA. g.
ANTi0UEs-THE LAMP, $50 W.
out prices reduced.
ANTloUES--Marble pedestals. old
French desk. We buy, trade and
sell on CONSIGNMENT: 10 TO $. N W
FURNITURE AND VARIETY SHOP
.2325 18th s.; NV. Ap 4;275S;
Chinese carved bar and chest.
paintings. alabaSter lamps, ivory
figurines, mans .40-carat diamond
ring. ia. 5-l9l6.
ANTIQUE CHAIRS--Set OF 4; I'M
usual solid mahogany oval-back
side chairs. Together or separate,
ANTIQUE FURN., sofa, $40; chair,
$40: China cabinet with glass
shelves. $50; chair. $40. NO
ANTIQUE SQUARE PIANO Chick
erinR, 1850. Action rebuilt 1919.
Little used since. Si,500 or best
offer. Also studio couch, 3 pillows,
blue. Good condition. Green Slip
cover incl. SEQ or best offer. He.
4-3272. IS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
GAS RANGES

Apt. size. SIS UP, del. BLOCK S
Baltimore ave. WA. 1-550l.
|GEIGER COUNTER (never used
l07 prof, meets Acc stands. loo.
accuracy; immersion-proof tropical.
ized case. $50 Cypress 7-SSlS.
GEIGER COUNTER, good condition
GENERATOR. 10 v. $50 watt. 4,
cycle gas engine: 500. HARRY J
ABRAMS, ia l. st, ne.
GENERATORS, PUMPS. GRAIN
SANS. HoMELITE: sales seryisee
Eou1PMEN;FF { CO. ~ Ju. 5-504o '
GENERATORS, STARTERS; 81 ST
up, lse, assert; cleo. motor repairs
4lst year CARLY. ZOOS l4th
GLIDER, G IT, long 6 cushions. 5000
cond,, SIS JU. S-492l
GOLF CLUBS. woods, 6 irons. bag
Sl5. Lawn mwr., lS-in.: SIC, Mems
sum. suits, 40 r, $40 JU. 5-6079
GOLF Professional model
3 irons. 4 woods. like new, Sl25
IA. 9-g130 before > pm.
GOLF CLUBS, bag, . woods, 5 irons
/ wood shafts, $40; bag !: woods,
irons, mix. metal, $50. LII. 4-S963-
GOLF CLUBS, mems, Wilson K-2S
matched, 1 woods Q irons. regis
tered, good cond. LO. 5-034i.
GRAPHOTYPE, electric. eood work
ing condition SD-eharscter. elite
only $3.50. JOHNSON. Me, S-24S5
GROCERY STORE EQUIP, Ie-ft
meat display case: SIT, dairy case,
veg and frozen food case. prac-
ticaliy new. Reas. RA. 6-13l0.
GUITARS. classical; s26. / metal
string; $40 Both in good cond
UN. 1927.
GUITARS. bankrupt stock contain
ing Martin, Guild. Gibson and
others. All to be sold at tremendous
reductions. LEVIN'S DISCOUNT
SALES, 1908 H st. ne. Ii, 6-3916
GUITAR-Brand-new guitar. pickup
and amplifier, compl.; $50, list
Sl06. RELIABLE JEWELRY. 422
9TH st. NV, MA. S-6157.
GUITARS. new. 2O-4Oes discount
Encore. list S1s.a5. now S1a,a5.
saw PAWNBROKERS. 2I57 Pa.
ave. n W, MA. S-646o
GUN, o-mm. German Mauser and
ammunition; SIS; perfect condition.
JU. 5-679S. 10
GUNS-TarRet Is auto, $50: 30
auto, Si5 win trade for good grade
binoculars 7x5n Call Ia. 9-R6"3
after 1850 pm. IS
GUNS--Winchester Mp 20-sa. and
l@-ga. skeet guns Ven rio and
cults Very eood buys so. S-S@S4
HEATERS, Bucket "A day -ype. Good
cond $3.50 each LII. 2-O3N3.
HEARING AID. New Zenith CRU
arsr = Cnn
St5. EN-, 3-l0S3.
HOTPOINT automatic, ike new.
used y. months; S125. XII S-0473,
HOT-WATER TANK. gas. automatic
4O1,gal. perfect condition; $40
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Tents. sround cloths. mess kits.
ponehoS t25c) torn, compasses
sleeping bags, etc We rent.
25l3 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3521
CAMPING EoUIPMENT-Tents. tar
paulins. mess kits. canteens. sleep
ing bags, ground cloth. ponchos
etc. THE SURPLUS CENTER. 345l
n. Wash; blvd. Arl.. Va, oppoSit,
ksnn's, ia; 5.O600.
CAMPING TENTS for rent, weekl!
or Grr monthly rates gphone for in
0o09. CUSTOM SHADE g. AVN
ING. 500 Northwest St. Alexandria
CARPET. gray wool. 80 yds.; alsc
1Ox14 pink cotton rug: Formics
wall-leaf table, 2 new stools, fold
away bed. porch furn.: very reas
CARPET, wall to wall. gray WOO
pattern. carpet and padding. fol
hall, living and dining room: $3.50
moving to larger apt. DoRCHES-
TER APIS, AID. 4-3S34 Call be-
CASH DRAWER. new. suitable an,
business S29.5O. CIRCLE TYPE.
WRITER CO. TAI 18th st. NV.
CASH REGISTER. Clary, s-col. cleo
comb; cost S325 new; it's beauty
yours for S125. Sun, Pc. 2-9537
CASH REGISTER - National 4.
drawer, S9.99 ring up. receipts.
totals: little used. Ii. 3-i065
Cash Cash. REGISTER and adding ma,
VI. old. Lo. 5~40O3. ~
Cash REGISTER SALE-used. hans
and electric; $50 and UP. CASE
REGISTER SALES CO., 201o l4tt
St, NV. AID 2-4400. -
CASH REG. Nat. cleo, 500. 90 ring
up; . totals, . drws,, slip; barg.
CHAIN SAWS, McCULLOCH. Sales
o ssFv1 MAs rants Ju SO ps sssz. oRAVEI'
CHAIN SAWS. used. ana guaranteed
so l22 South Union St, Alex.
CHAIR@Handsome green leather
new condition. SIS. Call oV. 8
CHAIR-Lounge. beautifully reup
holstered | day ago in finest custom
CHAIR-Green upholstered Twins
offer. RA. 6-3103.
CHAIRS, Chinese (Pekingl redwood
$50. Club chair, red upholstery
foam rubber seat cushions, SIS
miscel. Chinese dishes. CO. $3.50:
after IL am.
CHANDELIER. beaut. imported s
light. NELSON S-BEAD din. rm
fixture, Williamsburg style. peri
cond.. $3.50. Call OIL. 6-S1S7. Il
CHECKWRITER PAYMASTER,
col. auto. clear. tan and chrome
peri; cond. Sacr., $3.50. WO. 9
CHECKwRITERS, new and rebuilt
best makes: BARGAINS. CIRCLE. 74l
18th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
CHECKWRITERS, new, used. re.
builts; best bargins; all makes
Rm. 3l6, l424 X st. NV. Cal
CHEST, walnut, 5-drawer, SIS: ais,
fine lamps, end tables and bric-a
brac. Camp stove. typewriter. lawn
never; IA. 9-0eqSi
e eSRaiti0ne cR T. .aS ss0ck. Choice o.
CLEARING OLD HOME = Mantle
clock, $40; brass lamp, 80 In. $50
bureau, marble top. SIS: mahog
So. stand, SO; bookcase. 5 shelves
S15; Duncan Phyfe table, S25. co
cLoCK-Antioue English bracket
cirea 1860. 500. Call ia. o.
CLOCK. GRANDFATHER, 17e31soO
Simon willard: orig. brass work.
advertisement inside door; excel
timekeeper: appraised $4,000. price
81 $500. No dealers. XII. 1924;
Inherited lovely dresses
hats. shoes. StoleS; casual separates
shorts and accessories. many eX
quisite bargains. Sizes 10 TO IL
Con Tn E-OnEK q