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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
Nine Grass Horses Set
For Dixie at PimIico

age assigned =. Ambrose clark's
Amber Diver. 10 be ridden by
Eldon Nelson.
Completing the field are
Brookmeade Stables oligarchy,
iie. Kal Korte: Mrs. Ada L,
Rice's Air Pilot. IFS. Jack Leon
ard; Paul L. orissomS In
mishowen. ia. Keith Stuart; c,
Mahlon Kline's Mystic II. ITO,
Mike Sorrentino. and Henry L,
Nathensons Midontrlal. li2,
with Larry Adams up.
Manuel Ycaza makes his first
appearance Of the meeting 10
ride One-Eyed King.
The Dixie was first run al
Pimlico In 1870 and the first
winner supplied the name for
the Preakness Stakes. Some OF
the famed winners of the Dixie
are Tom Ochiltree (ls75). Han
over (l88D. Equipoise 1880
Whirlaway (l94l), Armed
(ls46) and Assault (io4D.
Preakness Colts Busy
Three probable Preakness
starters were testing the PIN
leo footing today in the eighth
race, an allowance event at a
mile and sixteenth, getting a
Jump on some others who we're
awaiting Mondays Preakness
Prep.
The Preakness potentials
we're Llangollen Farms MoSby,
in from Gulfstream Park:
Robert S. Lytle's Shutdown II,
and Mrs. Ben Cohen's Pen Boil
ero. None of them started in
the Kentucky Derby.
Matched against the three
Preakness colts today were
Poppy Jay. Riversun and
Weather Prophet.
Sword Dancer, who lost Sat-
urday's Derby by a nose to
Tony Lee, tried out the PIN
lico track yesterday, working a
half mile in 5l3s while under a
strong hold. Trainer Elliott
Burch was on hand for the drill.
He said he was pleased and
planned on sending the colt a
bit farther Sunday morning.
Charfran Stables Crafty
Skipper, who had been consid-
cred an outside possibility for
the Preakness. was officially
declared yesterday.
Pimlico officials are counting
on about a dozen starters fol
the May Is PreakneSs, with the
possibility that tomorrow's Del
aware Valley Stakes at Garden
State and Mondays Prep might
alter the prospective field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
Baseball Schools

Baseball schools for boys g.
IL years old. conducted by the
Better Sports Club of Airing
ton, will be continued tomor-
row at the Bancroft and Green
brier Fairgrounds. The classes
are held from II am. to l pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
johnson High
Proves SpoiIer
InCOunfyP Play

walter johnson Hig h
Schools baseball team, mired
in the second division of the
Maryland Bi-County League.
has broken the logjam at the
top of the league standings.
| Walter johnson yesterday
knocked Bladensburg from the
unbeaten ranks with a 1919
victory at Walter Johnson.
Northwestern, To winner at
Northwood, took over undis-
puted possession of flrst-place.
Northwestern is 60 and Bla-
densburg ST..
The Spartans gained a 9-6
lead over Bladensburg in the
fifth inning as Ken Wright
slammed a home run with two
on. But the Blades scored a
run in the sixth and two more
in the seventh to force the
game into extra innings.
Walter johnson loaded the
bases with two out in the ninth
and Steve Geiser singled Chris
lRenninger home with the VIM
ming run.
In other Bi-County League
games Suitland defeated
Wheaton, 80, at Suitland;
Richard Montgomery won Us
at Oxon Hill and B-CC won
over Blair, 4-3, at B-CC.
Bi-COunty League
Bladensburg 024 001 600 a12
Walter Johns'n 800 O40 00l-IOl1 I
Kurtz, Larwood (2) and Divers: Rem
ninger, Prince 80, Renninger ca AM
Crook.
Northwestern - O23 O90 % Q
Northwood 600 l0l o.
/, Heurich and Badaczewsk; Stewart
Hill "a and Stultz.
s %hssfUP --- SSSo99 S SYS S-s !
Baker, Housed q and Case; Lucas
HR-Lucss (suitland). LIST, on.
5 5,sh; N S|I o 90 ga ga 49, 9Sg 5
Reitz, Floyd "a and Auber; Miller
J Grumbine tS), McFadden tS) AM
Vailati'
Blair BnG - 3 3o9 S S9o "a I
Ncclelland, Goubeau 80 and Hev
ner; Apstein and Trainer.
Other Games
oonzaea DD0 900 II 5 .
SeorSetown Frosh i6I 900 10
Gran, Boratenski 81 and MeGann
Cunningham. Bartos CD and SchWao.
Maryland Frosh 100 242 xii IL
Gaze. watkins (6l and Nisewanter
Butcher (6l: Boswell and Burman.
surrattsvile OO1 600 o. .
Charlotte Hall 1ol 80 l,, 01io s9s;,
Bryant ~ and Crisp, Winston tS)
n Home Tun@Phiiiips charlotte HalD
Sd, none on.
sss e. pr; Prep w J 1893 S s34 9s-l4 Il
Petrosky and Kirshner; Leibel ant
= Berry.
Gaithersburg 600 zoo o.
: Poolesyille 100 010 Is 8
French and Cornelius: Lyles, John
son a. and Burdette.
Home run-Norris (Gaithersburs)
i 4th. two on.
ST Johns 600 0f0 1913 q
. lAnacostia l0l 600 O0O-2
Ciaro, BabbinEton t3), Mccarthy q
and Bridgeman; Chapelle, Klein 10
! and Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
Gonzales Norrows
Houd Lead TO Five

DENVER, May 8 (AP).-
Pancho Gonzales beat Lew Hoad
in straight sets, Ga, rs, last
night as the Jack Kramer pro-
fessional tennis troupe made
its Denver stop.
Hoad leads Gonzales in the
cross-country series. 1873.
Nal Anderson beat fellow
Australia Ashley Cooper, 6-8
81, 8--6.
Cooper and Hoad combined
to win the one doubles match
8-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
Practice Slated

The Jack Blank Pontiac
baseball team will hold prac-
tice sessions at $50 pm. today
and tomorrow at the West
Elipse field. All members of
last years team and new can
didates are urged to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
PIRATES, 5: PHILLIEs, 4
PITTSBURGH

Totals 80 4104 Totals IS 5 Z 5
l Ran for Krsvitz in eth; Fouled
out for Law in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA -. 020 020 600 o.
PITTSBURGH 900 400 600 Is
E. @. Anderson. PO-A - Phila-
delphis 27-i5 none out when winning
run scored: Pittsburgh 30-10. DIP
Law to hfazeroski to KlusZewski. LOB
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh s.
I'd - Ashburn, Virdon. HR H.
Anderson, Bouchee, Kluszewski SD -
Skinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

PACED one batter IN lUth.
Winner - Face (4-0). Loser-Owens
(1-2).
HBP-By Owens tMszeroskD. wP--
Owens U-BoEgess. Landes, Sudolt
German. T-2:24. A-lO.35s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

winning nun scored); st. Louis. 2T-20.
DP-Boyer to Blasingame to Musial
/ ca: Grammas to Blasingame 10 Musial.
/ LOB-Chicago, 3: St Louis, II.
9b-walls. H. Smith HR-Marshall
! CO.., Banks, Grove. Musial. S-Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Heather Duo, Catpogal. Sandal
2-Grecian Gold. Riversee, Jarapat
3-Greek Empress, Mabels Princess,
Irish Jack
4-Tetrago. Two For Two. Noroen v.
5-Chinwae, Broom Party, Native
6-Anthony Wayne, Pooch, wilway.
Papa. Tony, Shana Madel Gold
s-SEW YORK. Fleet Lass, Baby Face
Jones
9-swear OF. Clontoo. Bolo Flyer.
Best Bet--New York
BRAKEMAN AT
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
1--Heady Bush. Sandal. Heather Duo.
2-Jarupat Riversee. Grecian Gold
3-Irish Jack. Pepsi Soda. Paisley Lass.
4-Noreen v. Tetrago. Hot Snack.
Broom Party. Native Texan, Jerry
Kellee.
6-WmWAY, one More Nance, Re-
ward Girl.
Black Blink. Papa Tony. Pictan.
s-Royal Brick, Fleet Lass, Heartaehe.
9-Clontoo, Master Painter, Swear
on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

E-Spencer. PO-A-Los Angeles,
21-s: San Francisco, 27-10. DIP
Spencer to Rodgers to Cepeda,2: San
ford to Rodgers to Cepeda; Cepeda, I'M
assisted; Spencer to Cepeda. LOB
Los Angeles, o: San Francisco, 8.
ob-Mays, Alou. 3b-Hodges. Mays.
/ HR-Larker SB-Mays ., Cepeda,
Neal SF-Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

winner-Larry C3-2), Loser - De-
lock t3-D.
WP-Delock. PB Berberet. u
Hurley. TRbscchi. Paparella. T-2;O3.
A DIS
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Tigers 8: RED SoX. /
DETROIT

O'clock, Larry PO-A-Boston "a
10, Detroit 27-I4 DP-Bolling to
! Bridges to Osborne 3: Bridges TO Boil
/ ling to Osborne LOB-Boston 6. De-
/ troit 3.
2b-Runnels. sB-Kaline. s-Max-
well SF-White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
CARDS, CUBS, 3
r. LOUIS
CHICAGO


Totals 80 3 10 3 Totals "a IL 4
Hit home run for w. Smith in 9Th:
Grounded out for B. @. Smith in 9TH;
3 Grounded out for DraboWSki in Sthi
Ran for II. Smith in Sth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

winner-Nunn CID. Loser-Elston
ODD.
u Conlan, Donatelh Burkhart,
VenZon. T-2 80. A-G291.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
MAJOR BOX SCORES
DODGERS, z; GIANTS, l
SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES

Totals IS 2122 Totals 80
1 Singled for Sanford in sth; Ran
for Wagner in Sth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
Shenandoah
Scratches

5-Chin Was.
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ROSECROFT
GRADED
HANDBAGS
Friday day. May s.

Daily Double Closes $50 PM.
Best Bet-Evergreen Pearl, Third Race.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; C pace;
1 mile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

tiles, Inc.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

.sored by the Newspaper Comics
Council. The rules are the same
and the winners Star entry will
constitute their national entry.
Prize winners in the national
contest will receive such things
as a red-carpet, expenseS-paid
weekend. with chaperone, at
the Hotel Statler-Hilton here;
TV appearances; watches,
games, musical instruments,
art lessons and encyclopedias.
Read The Star comics every
day for ideas on your entry and
keep up with comic contest
news.
Tomorrow: Tips from AL
Smith, who draws Mutt and
jeff"
Evening star., 1959-02-15
$,50.000. Fire Ruins
N.Actor's Home

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. IA (AP)
The $5O,OOO. home: of Actor
Richard Boone was badly DAM
aged today by a fire that de-
stroyed many valuable paint
ings and other art objects.
Mr.. Boone, his wife and theil
4-year-old son are IN New
York. where Boone is appear.
ing in a play. He is the stal
of the filmed television series
Have Gun, Will Travel"
Neighbors called the fire de-
partment when they saw
flames shooting through thu
roof. Firemen we're able tc
save new, sports car and 9
station wagon in the garage
but reported the interior of thu
house destroyed.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Douglas stevens, 80, 1868. Columbia
ES' pa,il NV Rranr. snS Araxie Z Kirkorian 49,
Maurice Brown, 2l,, ls4! Ingleside
teE, ny and Beatrice Harkins' 90
10, 1889 D ST. ne.
Robert L. Stevenson. 10. 923 $50 ave
ne and Christine Z. Fuller H.
wife YIso Johnson. : IS ne 81. sses University
e; nv and Aliss Fryer 81 New
John j. Hcstler II, and Dora v
,[I pean T.yIS, ls both q noySsnn ylsnna' M and
Lillian N. Carlton 81. spshcsryiiis'
Ronald Rudden, "a, silver Spring and
Marilyn J. Pollack' 10, 74l3 Alaska
Donald u, Giles, "a, s4os Rand p!
oeOrSs 4. Psrser. 80, s7O5. 18th st.
n;e,,. and Ethel 8. Sears, sS, 1905
william r. \, Monroe. e ,r.. 81, sprinsnsld
Va: and Loretta j, Bausermsn'. is.
Charles W. Henderson, 80. Los Altos,
CALI, and Kathleen NJ. Winsor. "a,
Ronald K, zak, 90, Milwaukee, Wis.
and Edith r. Caldwell, Il, chatta-
John Brandt. IS, Fort Mitchell, Ky,
and .1.I.IaI, Barbara L. O. Roberts "a
Ned d'tsApSsiS, G. Nelson. sss. sOae 4th st. ne,
and Wye j Belk 20, lis ith St. Sc
Otis D. Bruce. 81, Sprinefield, Mass,
and sus Ann Jones, 81, III. Varnum
James A. craig Al e6Io x st. NV,
and Mildred Jones. 20, Culpeper. Va
Vincent Z Henley 43, Fairfax, Va,
and Susan N;s A. Sheldon a6' Dun
lawrence GIBSON, rs, and Martha J.
Follman. is. both OF Buffalo, n Y.
Robert Hill 90 1901 18th st. nv.
and Doris E. Dunlap. 10, 3744
clyde Hs'ff 4 .syers. B s'e 20, ssig sth St NV,
and Giovanna NJ. Csnneddu, 30,
william J Bum. "a. a23 S. Carolina
ave sc, and Martha Grdijan, 20,
Irvine Harris, jr. 1903 Illinois ave.
NV. and Mozelle. T LawninR, 30
34"5 Holmead pl NV
Edward z Ze'ler ~ and Joan Taylor,
%. both of 1890 Savannah ST. sc
Robert L. williams 20. 30 Hillside
pl. and Melvna J Riley, II,
Ray' F ssnuels, jra, ~, Fairfax, Va
and Marylyn J Bass, 16; $40
Evening star., 1959-02-15

comic. fans with aspirations to
art:
"Sketching a box, a vase. or
flower teaches you to see
your picture even better than
drawing people does. Don't be
timid about making lots of lines
as you try to find the picture
you want to draw.
The only people who draw
a finished picture with the first
lines are 'cartoonists who have
made one certain drawing so
many times that they can. do
1t blindfolded.
I'm our daily work on the
strips. we. have to work up
drawings with many work
lines And we make mistakes.
too, just like. you will. Many's
the head of Jan or Jill jackson
that's had to be erased and
started over because it wasn't
in balance or proportion: So
don't let your errors get you
down."
The rules and on official
entry blank for The Stars con:
test appears today in the TEEN
magazine. They appear on
weekdays in the comic .pagesJ
There are four categories in
which young people may enter
a drawing in the competition:
Up to 8: 9 through IL; 13 to Is;
and Is through 19. The first,
second and third prizes in each
group are $35. SIS and SIS. All
II winners also will receive
original drawings by their
favorite cartoonist from The
Stars comic pages.
The judges will then select
two winners. one teen-ager and
one pre-teen, for participation
in the national contest spon-
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Tug Sinks in Conudu,
6 u. S..Seumen Die

!. VANCOUVER, British Co.
lumbia, Feb. IA (AP~- Six
American seamen, were killed
when their 90-foot tug sank
suddenly in a. violent gale
yesterday.
A single survivor, Edward
Hanson, said the, tug Henry
Foss apparently struck a sub
merged rock 80 miles north of
Victoria, British Columbia. The
six clung to a .capsized life
boat. but each slipped away
until only Mr.. Hanson was left.
he told rescuing Canadian
ferryboatmen. All were from
Port Angeles, Wash.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
.speIImun says. Mass
In Central America

GUATEMALA, Feb. IA (AP)
Francis Cardinal 'Spellman Of
ficiated at a pontifical mass to-
day attended by $500 persons
in the Capitals cathedral. =.
Cardinal Spellman is the
papel legate to the. first Eu-
chariStic Congress of Central
America: About 10000 Roman
Catholics attending the con-
gress assembled for a midnight
mass tonight.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
MARRIAGE. $.
e 'rLICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. laiD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iDait three
JuH days and receiue the
license on the ftth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Brooks Offers Advice
ToCortoon { Contestants

Young artists planning enter The Stars $500 comic
cartoon contest under advised today by the
author of the popular jackson Twins strip to draw things
well people" to improve their craftsmanship,
Dick Brooks who chronicles the exciting een-age
of Jan and Jill Jackson sent this advice Washington
Evening star., 1959-02-15

that does more for YOU Nisbly, instantly, ihanany
other girdle in the land, Only patented Enhance will
take inches off before yourN eyes, rlongate the
torso, actually slim tall. And only Enhance does all
Ib, and feel, 50 lightly rlanlIy comfortable.
There's an Enhance lotevery fashion silhouette
every 6gure,type. Choose the one iu,rmade for you
and zee yourself transfiglred
Enhance 50 sirde and pant, girdle. Vi T.. 1850
Other Enhance grdes from 795 to $3.50
ie Banon lace hra' 95 right Soue pre- shaped bra 500
A. fine stores every where. .
Lily Of FRANCE Inc, Az FIN lrenuc Nem York To- A. II
+TMErs rs Pat oa: y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
all have a complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale and
rent including some bargains in
slightly used instruments. Plenty
1899 GEORGIA ave, Silver Spring;
$3.50 Lee highway, Arlington: l04
william street, Fredericksburg. Sill
yer SprinE and Arlington stores
open daily from 1870 until .
pm. at night except Saturdays
when they are open from I'M
tfi q
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Travel a LITTLE-save a LOT
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FANS, exhaust. 24-in., 30-in., 80
in, with lowers. in factory car
Bladens5urg I'd. WA. T-55OI.
FENCE, chain link; storm windows
until september. Rs. e-sOsS. '''
FENCE. headquarters for Locus
I posts, pickets, boards, oak rails
( 1890 Wilson blvd. ia. Abba
RucKER LUMBER.
Fiberglas Plastic Panels
All coIors ana Sizes
For Patios. AwningS. Skylights,
slightly Imperfect Seconds
All Panels disable
Price. small panels 35c so y.
Price large panels. 45e 50 It.
vI6TA-LUx PLASTIC CO
Beltsville. Nd Webster 5-3Q2d
80
FILING CABINETS. famous makes
greatly reduced. REMOVAL SALE
CIRCLE, 616 9th st. NV.
FILING CABINETS drawers, al
steei, sray' SS9 .9s; same sIIIS,i IN
oFFIcE FuRNfruRE As CO. Zoe
H st. NV, DI 1876
FIRE ExTINGUIsHER, ga gallon;
s:X,, Si0; Alb. Coz. $50. 25ia
N st. NV. FE. 3-6345.
FIREPLACE--Gas or electric logs,
sToVE, 1911 9TH n w.. Ma s-S052
FIXTURES for any apparel store
HA. 2-S5SS or HE. 4-3777.
FLOOR SANDER. American 81. also
edRer Reasonable for cash, Phone
JOHNSON eve. ME. s-24s5.
FLUOREsCENT FIXTURES. So SO
per tube, BX3-12 at SC. motors
from - mp OV J-4222
FLUOREsCENT LIGHTS-l5, .
tube ceiling type: So ea, Add.
machine-register comb, S75. 1897
Bladensburg I'd, WA. 7-55U1.
FLUTE, Bettony Cadet. Excellent
condition. Cali CHI. $4,000.
FOAM MATTRESSES. kins size. COZ
~, 73xS5, 77xSi: cushions, boil
sters.. fabrics. 615 end. ST B.
1898.
FOAM RUBBER, I inch thick. 75C
pound; mattress. see: wholesale
2513 \ st NV, Pc 3-6:I45
FOLDING CHAIRS. for home or Of
fee; quantity prices TO organiza-
lions. MIDTOWN STATIONERY
1910 l4th st. NV.
FOLDING MACHINE = Multigraph
Model 1911. Top cond., phone
Johnson eve. ME. S-24S5.
FOOT LOCKERS. surplus, " IT h
tray. 500. J. n GIcHNER, FE
3-6345 25i3 M st. NV.
FOR SALE OR TRADE scow-
ype sNin- boats. 80 IT.: 2h-h. p.
cupboard motor: several garden
tractors; power mowers: pump
shotguns; pr. reg, cocker spaniels.
Want 40 Kaiser Traveller. SP
3-SB7S.
FREEZER. IS Gu. IT,, chest. Deep
freeze, de luxe; new motor; only
SlOO HA 1-34HB
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GENERATOR. 1900 watts, &C
NEW. HARRY ). ABRAMS. u
GENERATORS. STARTERS. s7.b,
pairs: isth year Gar chRTY' i i60I
18th NO 7-O224.
GENERATOR, Oman. used. excel
eond.; b kilowAtt, j. phase; weight
'5S. now m RoekyilIe' Ma. Price
S2a3. En- 5-2i3i.
GOLF CLUBs--In exchange for
complete set Of lady's clubs o
s s,mirss quality ntss. 7 Will trade I
thru 1. irons. 2 thru wsdss. an.
after $50, TIE. 1854.
GRAPHOTYPE; for dismantling an,
several new parts. O-iine Jaw. bes
offer, LA. 0-2s6b. :
GUITARS al makes, new and used
fssp Hs Il g Snf n.s. ny agiE siiiS Hor
GUITAR, new Marvel electric, S3b
large .amplifier, S45: 40 45-r.p m
records, SIS: LU. $3.50.
GUN, Browning. 25 auto. pistol
Argus shooting scope, shotgun
shells aeiss binoculars, Sx3O. reas
GUNS--Antiaue guns, swords, etc.
from So TO s45: would make fin
decorations. JU. 9-170S.
GUNs-Civil War items; Harper
Ferry: Remington and fine caseS
pr. flint-lock duel, pistols BY. Man
V Hn so sR Ro,; " en- A rss,IS
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GUNS
Parker PHI. With Eiecto)

Parker PHI, With Ejectol
Double triggeLs. i2-gauge, 32-incl
full and tgil, excellent plus In
good out. $50:
2S-inch modified. perfect. 500. !.
iS 5srssct Mo s,s5 37s' @S-inch mOdified
WINCHESTER Model. 1e.sause 2s.
inch modified, excellent, S85.
winchester Model IL, 16-gauge
es-inch modifled. very good, S45
Cased Colt lS49, .3l-caliber, with
mould, flask. nipple wrench, AMI
cap box, all good plus, 5000.
Colt Navy .36-caliber, beautifully
refinished 500.
Pair Of Remington .44-caiiber per.
s ;anst q, Erecyoivers. nicely refn'
Remington .222. IQx Weaver Scope
very good plus SOC.
Hornet, Redfleld mount. K II
Remington Model 721. 300 MAG.
mum. excellent. plus SIS.
Remington Model 722. .257 Rob,
erts, excellent, S6b.
winchester Model 81. 30-O6, excel
lent ~. good out. Redfield mount
perfect Bear. Cub Ak scope. Sis
Stevens Model 325. 1890, S35.
stock SIS.
Remington Model 72l, .27O-caliber
engraved. perfect, sos,
sake .222. heavy barrel. engraved
Winchester High Wall, X Lowell
Douglas barrel magnum sportel
weight. k1O Scope. all perfect
Colt 81 de luxe. .243-ealiber, Ly.
man receiver sight. new SIlp.
SprinEf1eld, low number. sporteI
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FURNITURE-Dini room table. 4
chairs, table pad included. Gre
uelEl, mirror and corner cabinet
JU. q-3S67.
FURNITURE-Dinette set. table, 4
chairs; excellent eond; S35. EN-
FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES
etc. breaking up housekeeping
reasonable, Sunday. hours l2-6
1920 Maple ave, Apt. 305, Ia
komi PIX. JU. 7-s433.
- BRAND-NEW. Top.
name famous brands, living room
dining room. bedroom, carpets
Ss o.t,,FE Sc! Save "a go ,.t to az:
sectional sofas. $50; sofas. $1I
springs. name brands. Sl9: re-
cliners, $40; bookcases, S14; chest
50; TV cabinets $50: teacarts,
Sl2; walnut corner desks, $50
night tables. 50: Ape, bedrm
suite, S129. Hundreds siashet
even below our usual deep-cut
discount prices All special order
sofas, chairs and sectionals at
dramatically low deep-cut prices
Budset terms available on ap-
spacious lot adjoining our large
store, Open weekday nights, q
I'm. Sat. u pm. miles from
D. G NOBODY BUT NOBODY
TrNDEp~ FITS FURNITURE FAIR.
NC. Mclean, Va. FL. $1,000.
for efiic. apt: also air.
conditioner. Call AID. 9-4405
No dealers
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D !v..I'In, 1,0 II Gu, ttS PhilSs
i-5s4e,
DESKS. seeTeteIiel, with IL. type
ia L st. ne
DESKS, REMOVAL CLOSING
out all once furniture at bargain
prices, CIRCLE. 0l6 9th st, NV
DIAMOND RING, certified appraisal
as l44 points: $50 market value.
Sacrifice for $3.50 or best offer
WA, 7-7s4l IN evening, or Elk
3-7700, Ext. 400, daytime, 20s
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FURN.-Twin beds, complete, $40
dinette set. good cond.. $25. 10
S-S2S4.
GAS RANGE, Roper. 8 burners
gridlc, = ovens, 3 brcilers, excel
cond. Best offer. OIL. 2-47S2,
GAS RANGES used, new, SD up
easy credit ACME STOVE co
l0lI Tth ST NV. Ma S-Sg52
ca RANGEs-Recon., like new
inst. from $50 80. ] year guar
PEERLESS GALES CO. 2237 Ga
ave. NV AID, a-2l00
GAS RANGE. 36-inch, like new
reasonable. GA. 4-S236.
GAS RANGE, 80 in. 4 burners
heat control and pilot; 5000
delivered: gas range. table top
oven heat control, griddle; re
built like new, $40 installed
NATURAL GAS SERVICE, 402'
Bladensburg I'd. Colmar Manor
Nd, AP. 7-59O0.
GAS RANGE. used, good condition
KE. 7-0550. a
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PIANOS-Rent at Jordan's low
rates. New and used Spinets. con-
soles, erands and uprights. from
81 monthly up. with option to buy;
hauling extra. JoRDAN'S FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and G SITS
NV. (phone ST. $4,000: 5169
Lee hwy, Arlington tphone KE.
S-5060); 1882 Georgia ave-. Sil-
yer Spring tphone w, 5;llO5l;
va (phone Essex 3-7472). Full
selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
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HIDE-A-BED. $40; matching chair
S25; 21-in. Blond console Tv, $40
all need some repair. GA. 4-eOl2
HOSE. garden. fire, suction. 25-ft.
Ell Il. d sRsE S 1913 4 Al' St, g nS
HOSPITAL BED, like new. adjust.
able . ways S24.95. J. H. GICH
NER. 25l3 NJ st NV. Re. 3-6345
HOUSEHOLD MIsC.-2O" Homarr
winfow fan, $50: hand lawn
sled used once, 81: snow-shovel
81; 670-15 tire chains. 81. 441s
Farce Court Rockville, Nd. VIII
HOUSEHOLD ITEMs--Freezer. Ad
miral upright; Gibson refgr
brass frepl set: sectionals. ont
apiece red and one 3-piece green
coffee table: lamp tables. JE. T.
3544.
HUTCH CABINET lined oak, Slid,
ing glass doors. Bottom Of hutch
3 Ice. drawers for linen. Con.
offer. NJ. S-6643,
Mimeogrsph Model % electric
both good operating cond. $50 ca
Ma. S-Ta"7.
lNTERCOMS. new, 5 stations, clock
radio. etc. for homes or ONCE; u
price. 1897 Bladensburg I'd. WA
5-550i
IRoNER. KENMORE. good condi.
ton: a bargain for S35. WO
$3.50.
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DINING ROOM

2 7-piece suites, CHI
ma, buffet, table. and
4 chairs, Tawny wall
nut, and Spun Silver
5 magnificent 10-piece
suites, GEORGETOWN
Galleries, Park Lane
Oroup, contemporary
Sable-Tone Walnut,
62-in. oval table, ~.
in. 2-pc. china, A.
In. server, = arm and
1 side chairs 81
2 unusual o-pc. CON-
temporary suites, by
SIZZLING original in nat
In natural cherry So"
china. 81" oval table,
2 arm and 4 side
chairs ttoam rubber
seats 81
| 0-pc. French Prov.
cherry fruitWood suite.
china. buffet, table, 4
side and 2 arm chairs