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surprise at Yonkers is McColby,
pride of the K. D. Owens Stable
from Houston, Tex. Dana
Cameron drives.
Others entered are Mr.. Proxy,
from the Shore Farm. Mount
Vernon. N. Y: Spunky Hanover,
Fiesta Farm. Garden City. N. Y,
and Demons Dream, Dorsey
Greene, Findlay, Ohio.
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Joe Jay Is Voted
PLAYER of Month

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4 (R.-
Joe Jay. the Braves prize new
highlander with a talent for
strikeouts, is the Ns ~ 3Isl
Leagues player-of-the-mon h
for July.
The league reported today
that Jay polled 10 votes, COM
pared to 1917 for runnerup
Ernie Banks of the Cubs,
Baseball writer's and broad
casters do the voting.
Jay stacked up five wins and
two losses during July. He
pitched two shutouts. five COM
Iplete games and famed 46.
His earned-run average was
1.42 for 571s innings.
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Sensational FiIIy a Threat
To Shorpshooter at Yonkers

YONKERS, N. Y, Aug. 4
@.-Sharpshooter. one of the
top favorites for the famed
Hambletonian Stakes later this
month. faces a stiff test tomor-
row night in the $65.000 Yon-
kers Futurity Trot at Yonkers
Raceway.
The Arden Homestead Stable
colt meets the feet filly Anna
Dares, who has been the early
summer sensation among the
3-year-old trotters.
Four others are entered for
the mile-and-a- sixteenth event,
first Of the Triple Crown Series
for trotters. Next comes the
Hambletonian, worth an esti-
mated $4,000. at Du Quoin,
H.. August q. The finale is the
100000 Kentucky Futurity at
Lexington, KY, october 2.
No matter what happens at
Yonkers. Anna Dares isn't ELI
gfble for the Hambletonlan.
This is no rarity, for many
times a young horse wasn't
thought good enough to be
nominated for that blue ribbon
classic. only to develop into a
star later.
Sharpshooter, driven by
Harry Pownall, was withdrawn
from the Runnymede Trot at
Saratoga Springs. N. Y, last
month because of a slight ILL
ness. Anna Dares won that
event.
Anna Dares is owned by
Arthur Brown of New York and
is driven by Johnny Simpson.
The. filly won the Roosevelt
Raceway Dream Trot several
weeks ago in 2;03ls. just four
fifths slower than the world
record for S-year-old trotting
FLIES.
A colt that could spring a
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Elliott Runs
$50 in lab,
Third Fastest

LONDON, Aug. 4 R.-Aus-
tralia's Herb Elliott. the worlds
No. miller. today ran the third
fastest half mile on record and
stamped himself as capable
Of beating the world record.
Elliott, who seven times has
run the mile under four min
utes. was timed in l:l7.S as he
won the $50 yards In the Bril-
tain vs.. British Empire and
Commonwealth meet at White
City Stadium.
A record-breaking 440-yard
hurdles race by Cert Potgieter
of South Africa. and one Of
the fastest two-mile races ever
also marked the meet.
Only two runners. both Amer
leans, have bettered Elliott's
time for the half mile. Tom
Courtney Of Livingston. N. j..
holds the world record Of l:46.S
and Don Bowden OF stockton.
Calf. has done l:47.2. Elliott
didn't appear TO exert himself
today as he came close 10 those
marks.
Peter Clarke, a .23-year-old
English airman, won the invi-
tation two miles in s:37.6. third
best time for this distance. The
only better clockings we're over
this same track in 1855 when
Sander Iharos Of Hungary set
the world record Of 1894 and
Ken Wood Of England ran sec
ond in 8:34.8.
Potgieter. who has broken
the listed 440 hurdles record
several times. did 1t again to-
day with a sos second clock
ing.
Murray Halbert Of New Zea-
land had the good time Of
4:01.4 as he won the match
mile from Mike Blagrove and
Mike Berisford of Britain.
Peter Radford Of Britain took
the 100 yards in a blanket finish
from Keith Gardner of jana
lea and the University of Ne
braska and Mike Agostini, for
mer Fresno (Calif) State Col
lege runner now of Canada.
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4 World Swim Marks
Broken in AAU Meet

TOPEKA. Kans.. AUG. 4 Cp,
Americas women swimmers
should be able 10 challenge the
worlds best In the 1850 olym-
pic Games n they continue the
pace set here the last three
days. say the experts.
Records were broken In IL OF
the 10 swimming events Of the
National AAU senior women's
outdoor swimming and diving
championships. Only the 400
meter free style mark escaped
revision.
-Four world records were
broken.
There win be 10 good divers
battling for three olympic team
spots on the basis Of perform
ances In this meet. predicted
Glen Mccormick. Olympic div
ing coach In 1856.
The girls show lots Of ability
but lack consistency and they
need a lot Of work." Mccormick
said.
Top diver was Paula Jean
Myers Of Encino. Calf. who
swept all three events for the
second straight year.
Leading the swimmers we're
16-year-old Sylvia Ruuska Of
Berkeley. Calf. and l4-year-
old Chris Won Saltza Of Santa
Clara, Calf.
Miss Ruuska set four records
and became the first woman to
win four gold medals in a ma
tional meet since Ann Curtis Of
San Francisco did In the l940s.
She posted a possible world
mark In the 400-meter indi-
vidual medley. broke American
records in the 200-meter but
terfiy and i.5o0-meter free
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McNuir Captures
Cavalier Title

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Aug.
4 (R.-Fred McNair of Wash
ington has added the Cavalier
Invitational to his collection of
tennis titles.
McNair lived up to his No. l
seeding by beating Don Floyd
of Arlington yesterday. 60,
Sc.
McNair and Charles Chan
ming of Washington won the
doubles title over Lew Wetherell
Of Washington and Laurie Hunt
az Beverly Hills, Calf, l-6,
63, 8-6.
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FIGHT RESULTS
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD. = Billy Walker, 12s,
Figuera. 1924. Mexico City, 10,
FALL RIVER Mass. --George Arauto,
1871, Providence. outpointed Pat Nc
Coy, 1875 Ireland 10.
REGGIE EMILIA, Italy Aldo Pra-
yisani. 125ss Italy, ontpointeed fanny
MEXICO CITY.-Willie Morton. San
Jose, Calf. outpointed Aware Futier-
req. Mexico 10 fweightS unavailable).
SHERBROOKE. Que.-Burke Emery
1872. Sherbrooke, outpointed Johnney
Roland, 174h, Galveston. Tex. 10.
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style, and set a meet record IN
the 400-meter free style.
Miss Ruuska scored 20 points,
with Miss Won saltza second
at %.
Other world records were by
Miss Won saltza In the ZOO
meter backstroke: carin Cone
Of Rideewood. N. j.. In the 100
meter backstroke. and Nancy
Ramey OF Seattle In the 100
meter butterfly.
The Santa Clara Swim Club
won the team championship for
the fourth straight year.
summaries Of yesterdays anal
platform dlvins-i. Paula Jean
Myers, Rncino lcalif.l, swim school
les Ac. ssa.IO: 3. Ann culver. To-
Angeles &C, afi go; 4, Katharine Hart.
yl.' Ann Ageor Mich swim Club,
&C, ssi 80; a. % Irene Mcdonald Los
a00-Meter butterny-i, sylvia Ruus.
ka, Berkeley tcalifl YMcA. 2;f3,e
tnew American and meet records y
Becky Collins, Indianapolis Riviera,
.:all;. J MARY Lou Elsenius. Bcrkle-
ley YMcA. $685. 4, Jane Wilson, SAINTS
Clara swim Club. 2;fb. 8, Wendy Mnel.
Ter, Indianapolis Athletic Club, e:5f.b.
., Nancy Ramey, Waahington Athletic
Club, Seattle. 2.5f
l00-Mster baekslroke = !, carln
Cone. unattached. Ridgewood, N. j,
l:l3,5 t6ettsred aeeepted woild's rec
sssph GDk i4 sf'Psr cs Sa G19 kl pe
Cleveland swim Club i:iS.5 4 Jady
Lochridae. Kris Kristensen swim
School North Hollywood, Calf, 1859
8. Ann MeReynolds, Pasadena. Calf
Athletic Club, l:i9p. D, Lynn Burke,
Aquatic Club. Flushing. N. y. 1915 9.
20Q-Meter Free style-l Molly Bot.
kin. Los Angeles &C, 2.23,2 2, Donna
Graham, indianapolis Riviera, 2.24.1.
3. Chris Won ealtza. Santa Clara sc.
2.25, A, Carolyn Murray, KRIS Kristen
sen, North Hollywood, 2:26.2 5, Shirley
Stobs, Miami Shores Country Club.
2;2s. 9, Joan spillane. Dads Club,
Ho aeb n., Tex A. ss, 'p.,.vu SAINT.
Clara Swim Club lchris Won sal.za,
% Ssns gi Zoos poss'K KRIS E'n k9s.n Ann
YMCA, b:0d.4 4, indianapolis Riviera,
b:IO.b 5, Los Angeles Athletic Club.
5:i3.s 8, Indianapolis Athletic Club,
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Cos Light Post Nine
In REGION PIuyoffs

Washington Gas Light Post
will represent the District in
the American Legion's Region
3 baseball playoffs August %
through 26 at Elkton, Md.
Gas Light finished unbeaten
in District American Legion
play yesterday with a 6-5 VIC
tory over Agriculture Post on
the North Ellipse. Gas Light
won the first half with a 40
record and finished at SO to
capture the second-round title.
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Lefty HurIs No-Hitter

DECATUR, Ill. Aug. 4. R)-
Lefthander Jerry Fields. max
ing his first start for Decatur,
last night hurled a no-hit game
as the Commodores whipped
Clinton, Iowa. SO. in the Class
d Midwest League.
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D. c. PoIoists Win

The Washington Polo Club
defeated the Potomac Polo
Club, 1919, yesterday at Olney,
Md. Don Bradley and Bill Beall
each scored four goals for the
victors.
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Auto Race Funs Meet

The Metropolitan Auto Rae
ing Fans Club win meet at 8
O'Clock tonight at the Guy
Mason Recreation Center, CAL
vert street and Wisconsin
avenue, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

ALBAN TOWERS vIC.-Nice, sun.
ny rm.. quiet home; pvt. bath
prefer non-smoker. WO. 6-1719
BIZ lore. NM, 1896, The Earl
b Ese' a ti,a iurn; fri rm.. OPP
LOUNGE. other rms. DU. 7-94S3,
BILTMORE ST. NV. I969-sgIe
t rms; IRON S6 20 to $40. good
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ROOMS FURN.-MD..VA.

ALIEN, l0l N. Quaker lane-Lge
front rm,. pvt. home; mr.. bus:
gentleman. TIE 6-6122.
ALEX. = MASTER BEDRM.: pvt
bath, . closets; quiet location,
conv. d. c. shopping. TIE. 6-3S36
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bedrm.. pvt
path; parking avail; COW. to bus
ALEX.-Lge, frt. rm.. facing deck
Dor porch N lovely home. suit. ,for
good surroundings. Privs. Refs
required. OV. 3-0440.
ALExANDRIA-Large attrac. room,
pvt bath, excel. hus service. teie-
phone privileges. oV. 3.iiS4.
ALEx . room. twin beds
port, Pentason and b. C.: curl
parking: S4h for 1; $50 for 2
TT 6-22s4. ewes.
A T5 end residential bI Sscti from e
Ssu BUSES. gentlemen refs TIE
ARL.-Nicely furn. room suitable
Hospital. j short Blk. to Wash
blvd IA. 4-5450 ewes. or weel
ends
ARL. S.-Attrac. front bedrm,, sele
or dble. very. cony. shops. buses
quiet Call IA. 2-0O34 or oV
ARLINGTON = Laree single room
next to bath in private home
ia 4-ls20
ARL'M Niys I Tm:; PVT PVT bath S sTtr
whole wk. IA. 7-D477.
A TIJS RooM NORTH U0i Sane A TT As
near bus line. IA. 2-634a.
ARL.-sgl., or dbl, for ! or 2 re-
t hnsS 1 fess' JS Son s:sie5. SHOPS
ARL. Clean furn. rm in pvt. home
Cony, trans trans. block to bus. Cal
ARL., s.-Lge. front rm,, 5 minute,
PsntA saS ie% 0 BTt I PAP; gentle
ARL -CHERRYDALE MANOR-Lge
rm,,. ovt bath: 10 Minis DC.
maid service; parking, ia. S-S01O
CAPITOL HEIGHTS = For singl,
person or couple; kitchen anc
home privils. RE, 6-S0s7 any time
CLARENDON. Arl., va.-Nice Ice
housekeeping rm.. nicely furn
Also sleeping rm. IA. 5-25i5.
s. ARL, --Attractive front rm., sgle
or dble. as preferred, quiet, very
convenient, buses and shops. Cal
SILVER sPRNo-Niceiy furn. rm
with KIT and laundry priv, fol
lady. M. Post once. Ju. 0-27SO
SILVER sPRING-Lge pleasant
cor. rm.. pvt. bath. plenty closei
and drawer space. 10. q.305O.
Sill. SPG.--very Comfortable mas
ample parkins Ju. 9-5ll7
TAK0MA PARK-Pvt, entrance
mo. ~. s-i5Oe.
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E..S.W.

CAPITOL HILL - Master bedrm.
restored private home; ! or 2 re.
fined gentlemen. excel. transp. anC
parking. Ii. 6-3249.
MINNESOTA AVE. Sc, 2sI6-Fur,
nished rooms for refined men: bul
stops at door.
3235 NJ ST. S.E.-2 rms, tile b.
pvt. entr., refgr.. washer. dryer
Reas. LU. 2-SS7l.
Mr.. 3Sth AND PA. AVE.-Nieei!
furn rm. for empl. lady. Cow
transp,, 20 Minis. dntn. LU. 2
67S2.
52O3 VALLEY RD. S.E.-Room fol
gentleman, non-smoker. Kitcher
PRIVILEGES. IS. 10. S-459s.
COLORED, WARM furn. rm. fol
single man, $40 week, LU. 4-O1 SO
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD (slabl: Sl4 I
cord; w TO stack. Call EV. 4-2S6s
or 0aithersburg 623.
FIREPLACE WOOD, well seasoned
oak and hardwood: full cord, S34
del. Arl.. NV. WE. 6-2427.
WALKER WALLACE - Fireplace
wood and kindling. Any quantity
S22 cord. LU. l-7349 or WA
b-91O6.
WOOD. seasoned oak: SIS cord
$40 q half cord. Any length: spill
and delivered. HE. 4-540O
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FURNITURE WANTED
LOANS
10 OVER 5000
90 UNDER 5000

RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS
~. 9th ST. NV Ma. S-6157
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT :
Enlarger. 2l.x2h or larger: suit
troll. timer tripod. light stand
etc Wanted by private party. OIL
2-O039.
PIANO, grand or upright wanted
by private party. 10. 5-4276.
PIANO, Grand. around 5 II. z in.
no dealers. kE. Sill
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call bay or Night. JU. 9-3O39
SAW. Filer-F Foley. Call VIII. 8-Ss8:
or 20. 5-35S3.
SEWING MACHINE WANTED
modern Call 10. S-5014.
SHOWCASES
FOR WoMEN's WEAR and jewelr,
stores. MR.. SYLVAN. II. 3-22S2.
Tvs. RADIOS. up to SOS: out-of
/ order sets 1918 18th ST NV AID
4-9636 1910 p.m. daily, Sunday
WALKER needed for elderly mar
I with fractured hip. must be reas
I no. @-OSse.
WASHERS WANTED. auto. Of
wrineer for parts; any condition
WE. 5-5S4O,
I2 KITCHEN BASE CABINETS
e4x30. OIL. 6-47O6.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames
clocks furn., china. glass, guns
antiques. etc. Cash. 10. 4-5455
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ROOMS FURMlsHED-N.E.

SINGLE ROOM. next to bath. SIC
weekly. LA a.2645.
NICELY FURNISHED. front RIM.
pvt home; cow. Catholic Univer-
sity. LA. 6-1656.
BEAUTIFUL large room for en-
ployed lady. Laundry facilities
breakfast. Ii. 3-5662.
NICE ROOM FOR ELDERLY LADY
no other roomers. AID. 4-21S5
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
nicely furnished; COW. transp
COLORED-60S 44th ST. NE
pvt. rooms. share kitchen ane
bath. LU. 2-63S3.
COLORED-LGE. RM.-Also bsmt
apt: mr.. Benning shopping center;
will accept child LU. 1-O493.
COLORED-NJCELY FURN. RMS
for employed men: all conyen.
fences; mr.. bus line LA. 6-3560
COLORED-WELL-FURN. lge. room
for rent. with home privils. S.
wk.: COW. transp. Ii. 3-6346.
ICOLORED-I9O1 ORREN ST. NE.
Lovely rm., empl. man or couple
home priyils. IL. 7-6S7l
COLORED-Sgle. and dble.; man,
lady or couple. Modern COW. and
home privils. Ii. $4,000.
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nv. DUMONT, i9-in. Hanover, with
FIN radio, tone control; sole
wood cabinet with genuine manog
veneer in like-new cond.; SLY
May he seen Sun, 1913. AMERICAN
PARTS q SERVICE, 6226 SIC
St, NV, tn. 2-61S6
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ALLIGATORS. SO; pups. Axe fe.
ss.sis 0''bb oasrUshep. paw SS oSsfe5
monkeys. S35. snakes, 81. lizards
81; mice, 35c. Deliver. ME
S-2522.
ANGORAs and other cats ei, en-
BAsENJI PUPPIES. African bark.
less doe. Axe reg, championship
BAsENJ1,, African barkless, Axe
Ideal pet. Excel mark. Champ
stock. CHI. STOOL.
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POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS

PHEAsANTs, Ringneck, breeders
oven ready. se.75 ca. SIP. 4-966d
BROODER, electric, and 4-deel
fnishins cases. 10. 2-00s5.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SETTER PUPPY, male, IL Wks. old
thoroughbred To. 2-1512.
SHETLAND SHEEP PUPS, Ito,
colliesl Axe reg; z filters Z
choose from; Ieas, UN. 7.2056
SIAMRSE KITTENS, ped: happy
with loving disposition. LA
6-1167.
SIAMEsE kittens. bluepoints
healthy, beaut. blue eyes. house
broken. OIL. Calls.
SIAMEsE, male. 10 mos, female
kitten. XII. 1880.
SKYE TERRIER PUPS
3 mos. old. Axe. CO. 5-2925.
ST. BERNARD PUPS, Axe. Mas
sive Swiss type with heartwarm'
ing personalities. JU. S0206.
TOY MANCHESTER STUD sERv:
weeks. RA. 6-s5i4.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES, Axe
registered. pedigreed. JU. 9-9201
WEIAIARANER; female, registered
excellent breed. Call LO. 5-ll37
WElMARANER AT STUD. Cal
VIII. 6-3256.
WELSH CORGI PEMBROKE pup
pies for sale. whelped Jan. To-
Axe registered: champion stock
WISH CORGIS PEMBROKE
Wbelped Jan, 10 Axe Reg
Champion PEDIGREE. JU. S-1299.
WIRE HAIR TERRIER, spayed
Axe osbeedient trained. Bargain
WIRE HAIRS, dachshunds, Pom.
eranians, Pekingese, cookers. Miss
Hunt. ROSEDERE KENNELS
Falls Church. Va, JE 2-1496.
GOOD HOME WANTED for younr
female sweet disposition, house.
broken: also two cute puppies
DOGHOUsE. custom built, asphalt
shingle roof, 3Ox23-in.: $50. EN-
GOOD HOME for part cocker fe-
male puppies; 8 Wks. old. WA
A PAIR OF COCKATIELS, breeder
cage, box; singer canaries. male
and female, parakeets. Very reas.
1927 q st NV.
ATTRACTIVE PETS for adoption 70
ANIMAL SHELTER, XII. $3.50
GIVE AWAY To good home, large
male puppy, paper trained Call
after pm. Sunday. SIP. 3-3625.
WALK THE STREETS IN SAFETY
Your dog trained, obedience,
protection. Professional x-Army
trainer, Call CO. 5-2025.
HALJEAN KENNELS
Provides loving care in comfortable
country quarters for your dog OF
cat; free pickup. Browning s-9454.
DOG BEAUTY SALON
Poodles. terriers and other breeds
expertly shampooed, trimmed
groomed and pedicured. compe-
tent, kindly handling.
CAROLE'S DOLLHOUSE
Carole Adele White
Cor. Goth and p NV AID. 4-12OO
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ROOMS IuRN,-Mp..vA,
(coNrINUEp)

TAKOMA PARK - Conf. corner
rr&. quiet loc., pvt. home: good
parking; mr.. bus. JU. 5.0956.
1928 HAMILTON ST., Hyatts.-
Nicely Turn. sleeping rm.; cow
to bath. Call AP. 7-969l.
NICE FRONT ROOM. with 2 closets
and plenty OF parking ia. 2-Ikftl
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS, loadeys, generators,
chain saws. mixers. pumps Ford
tractors, cement grinders, finish
ing mach, etc. Ju 5000
RENTAL TOOLS EQUIP. CO.
CHAIN SAWS, Mcculloch: sales
rentals: Sl2 day. GRAVELY OF
WASHINGTON. LO. 4.77O7.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-H.W.
lcoNflNuEDt


ATTRAC. FURN. double rm. with
pvt. bath; also single: use Of
rec. rm. with Tv and phone. AID
La! iE FRONT ROOM with twin
beds: also light housekeeping rm
with refgr. and stove. next to
bath. I741 P st NV.
1925 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2OS-
Large studio, furn,, for 1 or
ladies: kitchen privileses.
THE WESTMINSTER
NICE rooms for nice people. Water
in rooms. free TVt maid service; SIS
I'M 1an1 IHfh 81 n NJ no O-aa0n
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN requires room: pri-
vate. eongenial family. NV. or Sc
location. Box 299-K. Star.
GENTLEMAN, rm. and pvt. bath
in refined pvt. home: west of 18th
st. NV. on direct transp. Box
249-K, Star.
LADY. employed, desires lge. rm..
pvt. b., storage space; NV. or Oh
Ch.: pvt. fmly. or enc; 90 min.
dntn.: $40-$50 mo. Box 2S2-K,
Star
LADY, empl., desires furn. rm.. ap.
prox. 2Ox30. with pvt. b., pvt. hot
plate: NV. or Oh. Ch.; pvt. fmly.,
$4O-S5O mo. Box 2S4-K, Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AMERICAN GOLD COINs-we pay
up to $40 for SEQ pieces: SO 80
for $40: SiO for S. and So so;
gold money. LIVINGSTON & CO..
1923 H st. NV. ME. S-526S.
ANTIQUE OR OLD TOYS-Cast
iron cars and trucks wanted by
private collector. Look in. your
attic and give me call. JE.
10000.
ANTIQUE silverware. iewelry. any
condition. d. K MILESTONE,
1893 Wisconsin ave. NO 10000.
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INSTANTANEOUS F0R SALE
lcoNrlNuepl

NStNttN0t0t
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT. meta
working. wood working and watci
TsPaiTi priced rsas, By OWNER
Tor sOlIr-Rich Maryland era,
loan for gardens, flowers ant
lawns; 10 tons, So 80; 3 ton
ST delivered Some Sunda,
deliveries possible Ju. 5-1797.
TRUMPET. National Artist new
condition, with case, $40 CT besi
offer, JU. 9-O740.
nv Chassis, l9.'. strombers-carl-
son a. T INA AM-FM radio ssS
nv. Admiral console. 1853 model
21-in.; SAB so, Excellent condi'
ton. LU. 4-S613.
Nv, capehart. combination TV
AMIN radio, HIN 3-speed auto
record player. Perfect in ever,
way, sos. RIA. 6-57l3.
Nv. Admiral 21-inch table model
with base only 3 mos. old; emo
parts and labor. guarantee. TAXI
over payments OF S9.92 per mo. OF
low bal. due after small dS SS5 PAY s,S,
Price. BRowN'S FURNITURE
CENTER, 1909 Good HOPE I'd. Sc,
LU. 4-3sOO.
~. 17-inch Emerson, table model
base. as is. $50. LU. 2-O74l.
~. oO-in., $50. EN-. 2-56l3.
nv. 2i-in, RcA console, with doors
$50; l7-in. table model, $50. 10
TV SET, q in. console-swivel base
perfect cond.. like new Reason
able. Moving. RA, 6-7912.
nv. 2l-in., good cond., . yrs
old sac. $50; also TV, not wornks'
ing, $40. Aft. 0 Sun. Ju. S-4396
Nv. GAIN, MUNTz, mahogany ca
binet, "A in; high, excel como.
win deliver: $50. UN. 4-4O1O.
TVs-I6-in. Zenith, S45; H, B
mixer and attach. sig: Webcoi
h ht. Sg 10 RS "a rs ss@6sl gu
~. portable. RcA Victor. l4-in
as new. 1856. Cost Sl5O. Offersi
Elk. $4,000. Ext. 22S.
Nv, RcA Victor. l7-inch table Of
III tion q Real buy; DSss. La. e.7e6a
Ty, large al-in. console, peri
s sSad', ss- So T. IN operation ."
TV, DUMONT, 1J-ln. Hhnuvei' WIZ
FIN radio. tone control; sollt
wood cabinet with genuine mahog
veneer in like-new cond:; SLY
May he seen Sun, 1913. AMERICAN
PARTS a. SERVICE, 1925 SrC
St., NV, tn. 2-61S6
nv PIC. TUBES-SETS
Picture tubes, new. 81 inch. guar
4 yrs. install FREE. 21-in. RCA
$50; lT.ln,. $40; others. 20
AID. 4-9636. 1910 daily. sun
TVS-5O FOR SALE
RcA. Admiral. G-E. Emerson
other brands, IL in. to Fl in; ~
10 $50; VI. guar. Antenna FREE
DUPONT, 1915 nth NV, AID. T.
1885. 10 to 10 daily. Sunday.
TV. REPosSEssED AND UsEI
S20-S2O0. Cash OR TERMS
The little store with the little price
OPEN SUNDAY, 10-4
uhan. pE 6.R6R0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

col ORED : Lee. conf. master
Wk. sgie. RA. s-7l9s. ~ ~
COLORED-BRIGHT front rm. mr.
bath: Quiet home. nice location
COLORED-0I6 FARRACUT NV
Nicely furn. room: kitchen priv.
ilegeS. near carline. RIA. 3-132S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Axe. reasonable; BR. s-s55l.
MALLARD DUCKS, So pr. youne
coon hounds blue tick father
reg. SIP. 3-6937.
MANCHESTER-Fox terrier. male;
3-years-old, completely house
broken. excel pet for children
over 3: sis. 10. $1,000 after o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

18th ST. NV. AREA-Liv. rm.. 2
twin bedrms., bath. kit. din. all
utils.; near shops and transp. Ref.
ia. 0-S942. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

18th AND PA. AVE. S.E.--RetiTed,
tire End d. in pvt. house to re-
sponsible couple or sgle. woman
or man. Liv rm., bedrm., kit. and
bath. Clean. quiet, comfortable
Lge. storage space, all utils. incl
$50 HA. o.7234 II 3-R64a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

MANURE. sig ton or near Saw
dust. yell rotted, SIS ton or near
or SOC bushel. Sludge. top soil
hedge plants. 2 to & IT,. &c each
Smaller plants. other shrubbery
SP. 3-5525.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

LAWN sPECIALIsTs--Jo. s-7Os6
Free estimates till April !. After
s. HUI. 3-5l3S. AP. 1896.
LOCUST POSTS, AKA, 5 to s IT,;
also round in various sizes and
lengths. ia. 7-9219.