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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
BY the Associated Press

College basketball had a IA
miliar look today with Kentucky
back marching through Georgia
to Adolph Rupp's watchful
cadence and Dayton and Du-
quesne winning. 1t must be that
tournament time is drawing
near.
Either that or the fact North
Cardinals Tar Heels are fin
ished with a two-week layoff
for exams and renewing their
push for the National title.
Any season without Kentucky
heading for the NCAA tourna-
ment and Dayton and Duquesne
pointing for that big one or the
NIT is an unusual one indeed.
Last night. all three acted as if
the first half of this season was
a mistake and it was time to
Iget back to normal.
Kentucky. whipped both at
home and on the road by unsung
Georgia Tech two seasons back
and red-necked about it since,
barrelled through the Bulldogs,
1888, to take over the top rung
in the Southeastern Conference
Dayton. off to its poorest start
IN years. continued a promising
comeback to spill DePaul, 1853
I-handily beating a team it lost
to by eight points six weeks ago.
IDuquesne. gradually finding its
way back to responsibility.
turned back st. Francis of
Brooklyn and-shades of more
prosperous seasonS-even had a
ricketts, in a starring role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Anna polls. 80: High Point "a.
Douglas, tBaltimore). SO; Fairmoni
Episcopai 81; Wsshington-Lee. Al.
IHofi p,., Boston; 50; TAYLOR. 25.
kSthsT Jackson eSi Manassas 81
Priory. IS: Kendall. V a. ~
Woodward Prep. II. sutland. Sc.
Wilson at Roosevelt, 800.
Georse WASHINGTON FroSh VS.. Bulls
at Walter Reed. 800
Margaret Brent at La Plata. Z.
Games Tomorrow
Bell VS., Dunbar at Roosevelt $50.
Cardozo vs.. Coolidge at Roosevelt.
Spingarn at Tech. $40.
Armstrong VS.. Chamberlain at SPIN
peMatha at Western. $3.50
rastps MS IS FairmOnt Heights at
MONTGOMERY Blair at Northwestern. s
: Bethesda-Chevy Chase at Blsdensburg
G W5so,oa at :. High Point. '7..,o
Frederick Sasscer at Laurel, 2.
GaitherSburg at Damascus. :.
Su dra- at Qxon Hill. Z.
NJ LdIkeys 4.
Kendall at Northwood. 645,
Walkersville at Pooesville. Z.
Richard Montgomery at Frederick. z.
Calvert County at Great Mills. Z
Mclean at Mount Vernon, :.
g. W. at Washington-Lee $50.
Hammond at Wakefield, $50.
Annandale at Falls Church. z,
Groveton at Fairfax. e
Marshall at Osbourn, :.
Loudoun County at George Mason. 8
taylor at Luther Jackson. 7:3O
$50
Garfield at Nokesville. Z.
Herndon at St. Stephens, 8.
Walker-Grant at Parker-Gray. z.
Georgetown Prep VS.. st. Anthony at
Richie Coliseum. 7:30.
Gonzaga vs.. st. Johns at Richie
y.
Gallaudet Prep at Woodward Prep.
S:15.
Charlotte Hall at Southern TO-
than. z.
Mackin at Priory. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

LONG BEACH, Calf. Jan. 81
(P.-Vern Stephens. who played
for is years in the major leagues
and in six All-Star games. says
he is quitting baseball to devote
his time to a fiber paneling
products business he opened re-
Gently in nearby Fullerton. He
played last year with Seattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Tom Muentz Agrees
To PIuy With Cords

HOLLAND. Mich, Jan. 81 (P).
Tom Maentz, 1856 University
of Michigan football captain,
has agreed to play professional
football with the Chicago Car
dinals.
Maentz, an end. said yester-
day he reached agreement with
the Cardinals by telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
TWO CAGE GAMES
TO TODAY

Tomorrow's heavy sched-
ule of high school basket
ball games was reduced by
two today. Wilson and
Roosevelt play their Inter-
high West Division game at
$3.50 pm. today at Roosevelt
instead of tomorrow night.
La Plata is host to Mar
garet Brent tonight instead
of tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
TWO BOYS MAY MISS GONZAGA GAME
Injuries Bring Turn
In St. Johns Fortunes

The basketball fortunes at St
Johns which had been improv-
ing steadily. have taken a dip in
the last several days with injuries
to two starting players.
On the eve of tomorrow nights
Catholic League game with Con-
zaga at Richie Coliseum, feature
contest on a heavy weekend
high school schedule, st. Johns
has lost Bobby Walior and may
be without the services Of AL
Camacho.
Walior, q defensive specialist
and a key ball-handler outside,
Clipped a bone in his ankle
against the Georgetown Frosh
last Saturday and definitely is
sidelined for four weeks.
Camacho, 6-foot-1 rebounder and
scorer. suffered a bruised back
in the Wilson game Tuesday. !
Coach Joe Gallagher reported
JlldI Sdn1dG4lO was Al pain yes
terday during practice and could
hardly turn his trunk" Heat
treatments are being applied but
the star senior remains a doubt
full starter against Gonzaga.
Also, Owen Bradshaw has had
a weak ankle and was held out
OF the Wilson game, but he will
be fit tomorrow night. With
Camacho out. Gallagher says he
probably win start Bradshaw, g.
foot-4 Tom Fitzpatrick, 6-3;
Bob Fletcher, 6-foot; Mike Nc
earthly, sill, and Puddy Shee-
han, SD high scorer.
THE ouly problem with Wa
lior and Camacho out is that my
reserve situation is bad" Gala
CHER said. I'm going with all
my apples in there. But I think
we can match Gonzaga off the
boards"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
GOnzaga Beats Tech

Gonzaga warmed up for its
clash with st. Johns with a
convincing 67-51 victory at Nc
Kinley Tech yesterday, dominat-
ing the backboards against the
tall Trainers in one of its more
impressive showings.
The Eagles scored is points in
q row at the turn into the fourth
quarter to open a 56-34 bulge,
and eased home to their 10th
victory in IL starts. Don Mudd,
only recently regular, scored
"a points for Gonzaga, while
Don Wade dumped in % for
Tech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
SKI CONDITIONS

again this week end.
The traditional January thaw
that swept the snow off the
Eastern United States is still up
to its tricks. Cover is sparse
wherever you look. New England
or West Virginia.
But thaw or no thaw, skiers in
the Washington area have at
least one thing to look forward
to this week end-the third an
nual Winter Carnival of the Ski
Club Of Washington, scheduled
to start tomorrow on the clubs
Cabin Mountain slopes near
Davis. w. Va.
President Ralph Teunis has
announced that the Carnival is
on, whatever the weather. And
those familiar with the weird
West Virginia winter weather
know how quickly it can blow
up a Snowstorm. There may be
snow yet for the races on Sat-
urday-not to mention the ski
ing tomorrow and Sunday.
For anyone needing a ride to
Davis. there is car pooling. Call
Dorothy Pratt at Overlook 81
5072. To make room reservations,
call Alpine 9-415l in Davis,
w. Va. For latest ski and snow
reports call the Ski Club of
Washington's 24-hour answering
service-Republic 7-7157.
Conditions:
WEST VIRGINIA
DAVIS Cabin Mt)--Heavy loss Of
snow from rain, upper drift 75-15o feet
wide. iull length: lower. drift l0-15 feet
temp 26 degrees. snow predicted today
and tomorrow.
MARYLAND
OAKLAND mt Marsh)-2-24 frozen
granular base, drift 10000 feet wide.
1000 feet long, temp "a degrees, fore.
also being hau.ed in by truck.
PENNSYLVANIA
LIGoN1ER laurel MtJ-scattered
skiing fair, 3 tows OPERATING lower
temp q, degrees. forecast snow and
working last night and today.
BRATTLEBoRo tHogbacD - 4-15
'O' aEARF PgHyssT, sS ffIihlns putc, nm,
.7-20 total, packed powder. fair
5000 MAN icy tsg1tsi expert s,r trails closed
l0f RuTlGRS SDdeE Pe s0ufy ksei1E fair total
; powder. cloudy, poor-fair upper, fair
: sTowE-Mr. MANSFIELD Spruce
total. powder. clear,
WAAfGTSsF1ELD Mad RIVER - ll.so|
total. powder. clear, good
WILMINGTON tMt. Snow 1895
lower. good excelient novice area 'OOu
. .onal, 4 powder partly cloudy. good
MASSACHUSETTS
total, powder, clear, poor-fair upper
VEST cuMN sinsdl tsnow Basin)
-4;l0 total, 3 powder. partly cloudy,
NEW HAMPsHiRE
PRANCoNIA Cannon Mtl-4-20I
RbNANtf NAb0tSI AO ohAAlh hppGI
trails. lower slope good
JACKSON BLACK Mt)--7-2O total,
; powder partly cloudy. fair-good upper.
good-excellent lower.
TACOMA (Belknapl--4-15 total, 81
powder clear, poor-fair upper, fair
MOUNT suNAPEE-1-15 total ii
powder, bare spots, partly cloudy, poor
NORTH CONWAY (cranmore)-2-1OI
total. I powder, partly cloudy, poor
PiNKHAM NOTCH mt. Washington)
total. powder, cloudy. good.
BRlDGToN pleasant Mt)-8-15I
.otab . partially packed powder, clear,
poor upper, good lower.
CANADIAN LAURENTIANs
Skiing has improved in the. last week
Hith general | inch snowfall Monday
Most areas report new powder over hard
Ease 3a annd still showing. Temp S:li |
degrees above. All roads good Mt I
Iremblant upper GOOD, lower fair Ste
Ioyite: Ste Agathe, Ste Adele, ste Donat |
operating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Woodward on Streak

Woodward Prep (9-2) won its
second game in two days and
eighth in a row. 71-56. at Suit
land High. paced by Bill Tai
lant's 81 points. Jim Burch
scored IL points and Bill Haupt
and Rudy Calub 10 each but
Suitland lost its sixth game in IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Wildcats Beat Roosevelt

Northwestern High brought its
record to Us with a 43-40 VIC
tory over Roosevelt. The Riders
lost their fourth straight and
now are 6-6.
The Wildcats took an 11-9 lead
tn the second period on layup
by Eddie Brady and. although
pressed at times. never were
headed. Jerry Benitz was high
tor Northwestern with IL. Hal
Burke and Louis Poteat also had
IL for Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
High Point RALLY Fails

High Point rallied late in its
game with Annapolis at Annap-
oils, but couldn't quite catch up
and dropped a 1864 decision to
make Its record 6-6. Sophomore
Wayne Matthews scored 16 to top
High Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
HOCKEY SCORES

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. q, New York, q.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester. 6: Buffalo. 2.
ci''f ilSSHTfE:RSATHHoc5NsasfIy I LEAGUE
oin'inn' EEaasTTkRSSp ri LE xxsyns' g.
Johnstown. 4; Washington. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Luther Jackson Wins

Luther jackson Wins
Luther jackson ran away from
Manassas Regional, 68-31. yes
terday at Merrifield as George
Davis. formerly of Armstrong
pumped in % points. Jackson
had a 33-7 lead at halftime on
the way to its seventh victory In
eight games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Abel Sparks LaPlata

Bunky Abel hit for 10 points
to give LaPlata a 60-51 victory
over Calvert County in a Tri-
County League game. LaPlata
leads the league with a SO rec
ord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Midyette Scores 81
As Episcopal Wins

Episcopal High lifted it's record
to 80 at the expense of Wash
ington-Lee. 5l-41. at Episcopal
as Saunders Midyette scored 81
points for the home team.
Episcopal held the Generals to
two points in the second quarter
to take a 28-16 advantage at
halftime. % of its points coming
from Midyette. wills loss was
its seventh in IL starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Fairmont Heights Bows
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81 (Spe-
ciaD .-Wilbert Ducie) Smith,
top scholastic scorer in the
Washington. D. c., area, hit for
rs points but his Fairmont
Heights team went down to a
1852 defeat here yesterday at
the hands of Douglass High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Simpson Leads Priorx

Priory had little trouble dis
posing Of Kendall School, 73-48,
paced by Bob Simpsons 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Fairmont Heights Bows

points. Jim Lusby had 10 for
Kendall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
BRlDGTON pleasant Mt)-B-1!
total, partially packed powder, clear
poor upper. 5000 lowe.

Skiing has improved in the last week
with general 1 inch snowfall Monday
Most areas report new powder over hard
base annd still showing. Temp S-i
desreeS above All roads good Mt
Iremblant. upper GOOD, lower fair Ste
Jovtte: Ste Agathe, Ste Adele. ste Donat
and Mont Gabriel Ill all lifts and tows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Stephens Quits Come

Totals 1857 Totals IS 10 so
Halftime score 31-3l.
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challenging boloncne I've seen! Thos
VIZ Beer OnA
COMFORT of the
idc uqct.A 70 a demons today.
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Deatonville

Nh and Mrs Vester Jenkins and
Mrs. Chum Mann called to see
Ruben Price Sunday
Mr. and M S. Roger Burton. Of
Morven visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Bell Saturday
MIR and n IS. Vaster jenkins
visited Mrs Mamie French and
family al Mehalrin Wednesday.
Mr. and MS George Glascock
and family attended the funeral Of
his cousin Bale Elicit in North
Carolina last week
Miss Bernice Oliver was given a
birthday party Saturday by her par
ents Mr. and Mrs Henry olive.
Ralph Cook who has been visiting
his parents SINCE before Christmas.
has returned to California where he
is stationed with the army.
Mr. and Mrs Chuln Mann called
to see Mrs Claude Pollard and
Harry Barden "Wednesday and found
them recovering after having been
sick.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Meador and
Mrs FAIRY jenkins, in company
with Mr. and Mrs, Ellis White,
visited Mrs. Grayson Leadbetter in
Richmond Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Meador at
tended the funeral Of Grayson Lead
better III Richmond Monday
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Trenholm

Mr. and Ms w f. Stokes. Buddy
nd she Ann Stokes and Howard
Bevins, Of Richmond visited his
"arents. Mr. and Mrs W l Stokes
Sunday along with M and Mrs.
lnoy Alan Stokes. Of Ballsville.
M and Mrs. d II Mcclure
listed Mr. and MIS- Floyd Palmore
Saturday,
Guests Of NJ and Mrs. D H.
Mcclure wee M. and Mrs. JIMMY
Mcclure and family. of Richmond.
Brunette Jcter. Of Ea''sville. Maize
P2lmore Buddy Denton B K
Cosby and Carol Palmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Calhoun and
family. Of Brandon Farms. Spring
Grove spent the week end with Mr..
md Mrs. Charles 'DeNoon.
NJ and Mrs Nash Pahnorc. Of
Richnond visited Mrs. Rosa Pal
no~e Sunday
MS Eliza Game IS still sick at
her home here.
Visiting M and Ms. j L De
Noon recently wee Mr.. and Mrs.
'"brev DeNoon. of Richmond. MI
nd NJ S. Charles DeNoon and
family Mr. and MS Paul Stratton
and family TEsten DeNoon. of Clay
ille, and> Mr and Mrs Snead De-
Noon of PoWhatan.
Mrs g. l. Hagan and children
IF Richmond, spent Monday with
Mr. and MIS-. r J. willis and Mr.
and Ms. W I Stokes
NJ and Mrs. F. w. Boatwlight
# Bon Air visited her parents, Mr.
/ md Mrs w /. Stokes. Sunday
/ Mr. and Mrs Monten Cole and
/ family Of Richmond, spent Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. Nellie Cole
4 NJ. and MIS-. Charlie Duke and
emily q Richmond, spent Sunday
4 Nth he~ parents. Mr.. and Mrs b
Nv Wilbun Other guests were Mrs.
Henry Hatcher and children
/ Mrs Margie Wilson and daugh-
f or D"bbie visited Mrs W. !
Stokes Monday.
MUDDY Creek church WINS met
With Mrs R J Willis Tuesday
President Mrs. r, j. Willis
+ presided
Jimmy Willis spent several days
at VPI in Blacksburg last week
Guests Of Mr. and NJ s. Baeby
4 tones recently were Mrs. A. T. Con
nor Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allen
nd daughter. OF Providence road
md Ed Dooley
A. I Conner is in a Richmond
hospital
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Belona

Mrs B P Heath has returned
from Richmond hospital and is
tecuperating quite nicely.
Miss Ann Webb returned to Fish
ersVille Saturday afternoon after a
short visit with her parents. Mr.. and
M s. A. E Webb
Nh and Mrs John Nuckols are
The parents Of a girl born in Rich
llond hospital last week. Her name
is Janice Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bell took
Mrs Ollie Morrison to Richmond
Saturday afternoon to consult her
eye specialist
Among the recent callers on Miss
Birdie Buagh were Mrs. Pearls Dob
bins and two small daughters, Of
PoWhatan, and her mother. from
amelia and Robert Triton. of
Richmond.
Mr. and MS. Reid Dobbins. Of
Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. H.
H Dobbins Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

Mrs. E. M cambridge recently
visited Rosser Flippen in a Rich
mond hospital Mrs. cambridge re-
ports that Mr. Flippen is recover
ing.
The Ballsville circle of Providence
met with Mrs. Douglas Blanton
at BleEhein
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lee cambridge
were in Richmond Monday.
Miss Margaret Hatcher is home
from the hospital and able to return
to school
Mr. and Mrs. H B Peasants, Jr..
OF Gainesville. are parents of a
daughter born Saturday Mrs. Pleas
ants was formerly of this com
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Brown and
son. Rob, and Mrs. william Hurt
were in Farmville Tuesday after
noon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

ter Easter visited Sterling Morris
Sunday
Mrs. Ida stockner spent a few
days with her daughter Mrs Hazel
Morris.
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Martin and
daughter. Mary Jane, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Harold Stock
nea Sunday
M. and Mrs. Robert Coleman, Of
Richmond. spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Ned Morris.
The children. as we'll as some
adults in the community took adj
vantage Of the snow to do some
shedding on the north hillsides With
chilIs and spills. it was enjoyed by
all.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
ClayviIle

Graceland Baptist church Il d
community presented Billy Lips
comb with wheel chair. They col
'ected 1920 for it
Mrs D0tothy peNoon. who has
been quite i'll, is recovering. as are
r. B Robens and Mrs. Valhe
Smith
Mrs. Mabel Clements in at st.
Luke's Hospital in Richmond
Among the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
e B Robens were Mr. and Mrs
John P Strafton and Kenneth Lock
man Of Farmyille
The Clayvilla community lost its
oldest citizen last Thursday Mrs
jennie May Negaard died at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. A H
Stefferhagen She was 80 years old
MIS- Regard came here from Wis
ccnsin many years ago She was
buried at Cenito Presbyterian GENE
terry
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Sreppards

Miss Kate Trent Of Longwood
College spent Sunday with her
cousins Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Rainey
Mrs Gordon Grea of Richmond.
spent the week end with her mother
MS Alice Forbes and Dr.. and
Mrs Roland Hutchings The &C.
casion marked Che birthday Of Miss
Alice
Mi and MS, Ernest Bowling. Jr.
visited Mr. and Mrs Cleveland
Jones Friday
MI and Mrs. Edgar Johnson. Jr.
and Ben spent the week end with
Mr.. johnson 5 parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Edgar Johnson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Jefferson
r. F. ID,

M and Mrs Leonard Revere. of
Richlnond. spent the weak end with
her mother MIS-. George Wineo.
John sanderson spent Saturday
with his sister, MIS- B s. Radford
Ct Richmond.
CHESTS Of Lucy Page Stone on
Saturday night were Gail Lush,
Frances and Bette Vance, Mary
jane and Phyllis Southan. Peggy
Wnn end Anthony Hines, Johnnie
Morris Ronnie Little, Jimmie Gibbs
and Charles Martin
H S Emerson has returned from
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
BaIIsviille

M ana Mrs. Carroll Gordon and
son Blanton visited Carroll s
molher in Union Level
Rev and Mrs. DUR Of Richmond
we're dinner guests at Blenhein Sun
day Rev DUR a student at the
seminary. conducted the service at
Providence church
W c Netherland, Jr Of Rich
mond, visited his parents this week
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JOB TOTAL

Employment in December contin-
uod at record levels for the month.
although the total was lower than
in November As Of mid December
about 64Go0.o90 Americans were at
work This was 100000 below the
previous month. Non-farm employ
nent increased over the month. The
drop in agricultural employment
amounted to 100000 reducing the
farm work force to December low
of 5.19900G. The non-farm payroll
total reached IS 900 600 for the first
t,!1
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a business trip to Mississippi.
MI and Mrs. Fisher. of Crewe
visited Mrs Clara Elan Sunday.
Mrs Noel Simons. Of Wilson. spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs j E Stone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
(coNTINUEDl


HUNTER, bay eelding, 9 years,
good hunter type, can carry 200
pounds easily: safe, willing Jump
er; good field hunter. Can JE.
2-2269.
PRETTY PINTO HORSE; gentle,
easy TO handle, $500. Phone Dia-
mond 9-303l.
COMPLETE DIsPERsAL-Two little
chestnut beauties, each with 4
white feet and stripe on face.
conformation and breeding for
showing or racing, out Of mares
bred back that have winners on
the tracks: open jumping mare
(Yellowjacket), has won both
hunter and Jumper classes, with
flly by side; iady's or junior con-
formation hunter, has won and
viii win any place she goes; 5-yr.-
old Argentine stallion, hunter or
Dressage prospect; 80 odd small
hunters and pleasure horses. COM
plete with saddles and brides;
Jean The Joker, now racing. won
2 at Charles Town. JU. e-e0l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13

ORGANs-Ussd and rental return
oIgans ct worthwhile savings
Phone Organ Dept, 81. $4,000
JORDAN'B, corner 18th and q
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PIAN0s-JoRDAN's branch stores
~ nave z complete selection Of
rent, Plenty Of parting space IN
front Of each store: 1882 GeorRia
ave. Silver Spring; $3.50 lee
nlghway.. Arlington: 2l16 Princess
Anne st., FredericksburR, Va.
silver Spring and Arlington stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13

1918 WEBSTER-Attr. front rm.,
eduip with complete enc; maid
service. pvt. phone. To. 2-2351.
I4IS BUCHANAN sT.-Newly dec.
front rm.; big closet; next bath:
refined home: excel. transp. park
ing. Gentleman only. ia. 9-5219.
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sold. everything
must 20: ily. rm. chairs. end
tables. lamps. pictures, oraperles,
Ct. NV. on sale SATURDAY, 1875
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2 Hoyle 6-in. cabinet saws, q
hip. motor and inter attach. 500
ca; Oliver band saw, 80 in, 3 h.p.:
Oliver dble. Joiner, "a In, 8 hip
Delta rip saw, B h.p.; Tenoner, B
h:p,; your choice, 5000 ca, ATLAS.
1907 Tanglewood dr.. Bladens., Nd.
SCREENS AND STORM WINDOWS,
Is screens, storms windows, 2
M aaSSg' or u 7S SCd As sSPdit sSe
Swing MACHINE, round bobbin:
forward and reverse; will deliver,
sos never used. HA. 2-0030.
SEWING MACHINE sALE-Brand-
new electric portable, was 5000,
now $1,000; rebuilt Singer port
ebles, ylg 3D.. Call Ex. 3-Q64O
Snss.- a nsh' H sST SIS acDs ss%
ING MACHINE CO., 723 18th
ct. NV.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, ".
RA. 6-3624 after 8 pm.
SEWING MACHINES = 2 Singer
DSrsSbs traSsn meenn as .p,:
week only at S34 ,05 and $40 80.
May be purchased on easy terms
for as low as Sl.26 . week after
minimum down payment. SINGER
SEWING CENTER. 1929 South
Capitol st.
SEWING MACHINE. sineef: / DEM
onstrator portable. May now be
sold at q greatly reduced price.
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 304O
MINI, ave. ne.
SEWING MACHINE GALE-Beauti-
full Singer console. SIS, b0i another
Zen iSe'SSl sys. W. a9I. .Sa H139r'ASiss. ssi2
SEWING MACHINES, SINGER fea-
overweight portables; three which
have been used as demonstration
now available ct reduced bargain
prices. Oood IS new; here's the
value you've been waiting for, g
terms. SINGER SWING cEN.
TER. COS 9Th 81. NV.
SEWING MACHINES
Beautiful Singer consoles. dArk
wood, Kig-zags; take up payments,
1878 mo-. bal. S31. Call TX.
3-O540 day or night for free home
denomination. HOUSEHOLD SEW
ING MACHINE CO., 723 18th ct.
NV.
SHELVING STEEL. al sizes. Tor
stores, warehouses and homes; "a
set up. 0ICHNER, Re. 3-6J4b.
SHOWCASE, 8 IT,, glass; reason
able. 500 18th st. NV.
sDEBOARD, serpentine front,
crotch veneer. $50, OIL. 2-O091.
SOFA, gray frie1e. good cond.; $50
Two cushions HI 3-7R60
STAUFFER home reducing ma.
chine, never used, S1b0; WO. g.
Steel Steal Steel
All sizes pipe. angle iron. eye
beams. plate. channels. rein. rods,
07 per ID. ATLAS. 4557 Tangie-
wood DR.. Bladens.. Nd. AP. 7-4444,