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Evening star., 1963-04-27
Senators Notes

Tom Cheney's favorite strike
out victims last night were
Wayne Causey. the American
Leagues leading hitter with a
400 average, and Bill Bryan.
who like Cheney halls from
Morgan, Ga. Both Causey and
Bryan famed three times.
Forgotten Man" Jim Pier
sail created a stir among the
8.805 spectators with three
singles and a double in the two
games. Jim was a quiet man
except for the fifth inning Of
the opener. when he tapped
back to Pitcher Norman Bass
with the bases loaded and no.
body out.
Bass couldn't pick up the ball
and a run scored on his error.
but PierSall was angry and
kicked the bag, and himself,
stirring up the dust around
first base.
Norm Siebern, who murdered
the Senators last year. dragged
a .l73 average into the double
header and dragged an even
worse mark out Of 1t. He was
0-for-ll for the two games.
Ed Charles. who must have hit
500 against the Senators last
year. had four hits in the first
game. but Cheney shut him out.
The Athletics had beaten the
Senators IA times in a row be-
before Cheney broke their spell.
-. Dan Pfister viii pitch for
the Athletics this afternoon
against Ron Kline. who will
make his first start for the
Senators.
Manager Mickey Vernon
played Minnie Minoso In only
one game and Minnie was un-
happy. He came to play. de-
spite his 40-odd years. John
Schaive, sold to Jacksonville
yesterday, visited the clubhouse
before the game and bowed out
like a big Lacquer.
The Athletics wear their
green-and-gold suits both at
home and on the road. They
have three sets. 4. The double
header might have lasted until
game time today II Diego Segui
had lasted longer than three
innings. He is so slow he makes
Camilo Pascual look fast. Why
don't the umpires do something
about his time between pitches2
-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Conn. He is employed by a
spring manufacturing CON-
pany. and he is one of the
finest golfers In New Eng
land.
He won the Connecticut
Amateur title last year and lost
the State open championship
in a playoff. He's won the New
England amateur title and, be-
fore moving to Connecticut, he
won an open title and five
State amateur crowns in Rhode
Island.
Aliens 4-and-3 semifinal
victory yesterday over Johr
Guenther Of Reading, Pa, was
the product Of par golf over
the 7.oo0-yard No. 2 course Of
the Pinehurst Country Club
He won four Of the first five
holes and never was threatened
seriously.
Patton, shooting one-over.
par on each nine, squeezed by
Ray Terry. a young jackson.
vile (FlaD automobile sales.
man, up. in his semifinal test
yesterday.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
$6,7S7 Double
Won by Three
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN. W. VA,
April ~ (Special .-Shenan-
doah Downs paid off on an
other big twin double last
night. this one for $6.787.40 to
three unidentified fans.
There was no loneshot in the
l-4-2-5 combination, but four
straight favorites went down as
Medallion. Friendly Ellen. Curt
Simmons. and De De Gresham
won the pool races.
A, crowd approaching 10000
Is expected at the night track
this evening as the 31a-furlone
New oxford Purse heads the
card. Shenandoah is aiming al
the record spring handle oi
$4s7, 900, wagered last week
end.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Shenandoah

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Iiomeiy Countess toiverI 4.2O $40
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spry. Rendlna, Kates River. Little
yapst santa Belle, Brandy Lane. Time,
4th-si.iOo; Ayr. a upi cling. sm
M.I Nelson lRs..s, s.2o $50 500
vsi.snsIs ais S'iI.sy Issy 'Ssss sssa.A 1900 eee eS
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Happy Hero, Daniels Den. Time, ;1oE
St9wsl.iOoi slms.i Ayr. a up; So
M.dsIIl.n .slIs.n.e, $50 $50 s.eo
Magnella mn (0llverI a.e0
Wayne Rock. Brother Dose. 50
Fancy, Moon Power Time i:O7A.
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Friendly Ellen ivasllD 1.tO 100 see
The Keep (Gambardelial 100 3.90
Beats Away ~. EsnlnaaaD 500
Northwest, OIL Workers. Great Con-
CERT, HIN Roamer. Threasher. Time.
1th-si. 400: alw,; s-yr. a up; 81 fur.
csr, simmons wa is.so $50 700
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Honeywow, sad Usher. Poniard'
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D. D. Gresham ,R'O IaoO 40 $40
LADY Moth (vaalD $40 800
BeheAd ~, Ksplnosal $50
Pastgator. Dancing Countess, DARK
cymbAf. Forty Grand. Time, Iii1.
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' Attendance, b,eo2. handle. t3ie'-
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Bowie Gets October Dates,
Marlboro Runs in Summer

Laurel-october 20 to No.
vember II (l2 days..
Pimlico-November Is to De-
cember IA (28 days..
The harness schedule:
Rosecroft-May 6-June a "a
nights.
Laurel-June 3-July Q (32
nights. - =
Ocean Downs-July l2.Au-
gust IT, (32 days..
Rosecroft-To be announced
(eight extra nights. .
The 24-day experiment with
August days at Laurel this
summer generally had been ex-
pected in racing circles. but
Bowie also was believed to. be
planning to hold its extra IL
days at Laurel, too. In October
Instead. Bowie. which already
has staged its 40-day meeting
this year, will reopen for the
short two-week session in Oc-
tober. All three Of the Mary
land milerS pick UP IL extra
days to give each a total Of So
racing days each season.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
6DeadIocked
In Texas Golf

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, April
n AP).-Six players, includ-
ing Australian Bruce Cramp-
ton. who fell out Of the undis-
puted lead when he took a hor-
rendous 4-over-par 8, lead the
way today into the third round
OF the Texas Open golf tour
1ament.
Pounding along just 3 strokes
behind the leaders, who have
1855, is a revitalized Arnold
Palmer. the big favorite, who
pulled his game together fol
q 3-under-par SO in the sec.
ond round yesterday to climb
back into the running with q
3c-hole total of. l39.
The six players tied for the
lead - Champion, Tommy
Aaron. left-hander Bob Charles
rookie Frank Beard, Don Jan.
uary and Jack Fleck-are only
8 strokes away from the cutoff
point that saw the field re.
duced to 65 pros and 10 ANA.
teurs.
Tho Iaad dave.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Cain Records
Fifth Victory
For Mclean

Mclean High School isn't in
first place in the Northern Vir-
ginia Group la standings, but
II 1t could pitch Larry Cain
every game it might be.
Cain won his fifth game
without a loss last night. 2-l
over Lee. He allowed only two
hits. 1t was McLean's home
game, but was played at Lee.
Thad Hodgton singled in the
bottom Of the seventh to score
Clint Propst, who had reached
second on an error, with the
winning run. Mclean now is
So in the league. while Lees
record stands at "A.
Larry Sells bunt down the
first base line scored Don Nc
Menamin from third with a run
that broke a A tie and gave
George Washington a 5-4 VIC
tory over Hammond in Is in
nings at CIV in another Group
la game last night.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Never Bend Set for Derby
After Stepping Stone Romp

an entry with Space Skates,
was fourth and last.
The victory in the betless
race actually was little more
than a hard workout.
The winner carried 1872
pounds, four less than Derby
weight. Space Skates got in at
l19. Bold Invader at ll2 and
Book Full at ITO.
In another Derby develop
ment yesterday, Greentree Sta
Evening star., 1963-04-27

ble's Outing Glass was declared
out OF the May 4 classic be-
cause Of a temperature. Train
er John Gaver said the horse
will be shipped to New York
as soon as he is able.
Derby hopeful Rajah Moor,
owned by Mrs, Leslie Fenton,
worked 6 furlongs in an un-
impressive lis. but Trainer
r. L, Wheeler, ir,, still planned
to start him in the Derby Trial
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Extra Innings
Again ScuttIe
Maryland Nine

It's beginning to look as II
the University Of Maryland's
baseball team is unlucky In
extra inning games and as If
relief pitcher Jack Lund is un-
lucky-period.
For the third time this season
the Terps lost an extra-inning
game yesterday when North
Carolina pushed over two un-
earned runs in the 18th inning
for a 81 triumph at College
Park.
The loss was Lund's third
OF the season with each loss
coming on unearned runs in
relief. An error by Shortstop
Ed Atkinson and a two-run
single by Ken Boykin did most
\ OF the damage as the Tar Heels
lifted their Atlantic Coast Con-
ference record to 3-3 while the
Terps dropped to 3-5.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 81
APD.-There's not a happier
man in Louisville today than
Woody Stephens, trainer of
Never Bend, Cain Hoy Stables
Kentucky Derby hopeful.
Never Bend. second choice to
Rex Ellsworth's Candy Spots for
next Saturdays Derby. erased
any doubt about his condition
yesterday when he scored an
impressive eight-length victory
in the $500 Stepping Stone at
Churchill Downs.
The colt. who two weeks ago
caused Stephens to revamp his
training schedule drastically be-
cause Of a poor performance in
the Forerunner at Keenland,
looked every part a champion in
winning the 7-furlone race in
near track record time.
Stephens originally had
planned to start the son Of Mas
rullah-Lalun in the Derby Trial
lat a mile next Tuesday, but
changed his mind after Never
Bend ran so badly In the Fore
runner. 1854.
Stephens felt II Never Bend
ran poorly yesterday he still
would have a chance to give
him a hard workout before the
Derby. Had he waited until
the Trial, there would not have
been time.
Never Bend, turning in frac-
ton of % seconds, :453s and
l:09+s. hit the finish in 1925.
Just two-fifths off the track
record.
Rex Ellsworth's Space Skates
finished second, 31a lengths in
front Of Harry M. Reeds Book
Full. Bold Invader, who ran as
Evening star., 1963-04-27
GW's Net Team
PAGES Sweep for
Area CoIIeqiuns

George Washington's tennis
team continues to knock over
Southern Conference foes, but
victories yesterday for Ameri-
can and Catholic were almost
collectors items
The Colonials blanked VIII
ham 81 Mary, 90, for their
1lth triumph In l3 matches as
Harvey Harrison defeated
Chico Herrick in the top sim
giles encounter, 6-4, 6-3.
American tripped Mount st,
Mary's, IA, to break a four
match losing streak. Catholic,
meanwhile, avenged a previous
loss to Towson State with a
Ia conquest.
CIV, ei WAN, q
sineles--iiarvsy Harrison towl DEF
Chico Herrick. S. e-3: Jersy
sSSy s..s. S E.t stsxs si P;.ser =, sE,S o rsvS 3
SO, 80: Alan Green (dw) def
Sherry SoWl def. cr1is Carlson, e--f
eli Dan singer iowl def. Oar
Thomas. 6-I, 30.
Doubles-Harrison- Rudy iowl def
Herrick-Parker. g.. 5-5; Kahn
Sherry (Gw) def. nelaney- Thomas
90 6-1:- Green-singer (0W1 def
Taylor Carlson. 81, 80. e.,
American, Z; Mt. 50. Mary'.,
Singles--Aronsky '(Al def. j. sui.
livan, 6-3, Ga; coolson lAl def
Drons. Ga. 60; Ellis tMsMl dei
SSIee%s,Pp; SSsHe.r,p;, s47s s eA4 sloan " AMsiSsi Ssl
tMsM) def. Hrlinss. 6--4, -; Klsui
(Al def. T. Sullivan. 6-2. o32.
iDoubles--ATonski- Coleman "a def
J: Sullivan: Ellis. e-3, 81 Coolson'
SIS, 6-lt sloan-Klaus tAl def
walker-T sullivan, o-3. o-3;
Catholic, J; Tevsen state.
sinEles-caIlos Do5Fonovs g. Ssi 1d,
leva (cl def. Don Deans, 0-3, Sd
Gerry oibula lT( def: Fred Frabotta
Us, 3-6. 81: Dave Anderson tCl
def. Keith Harmsysr,. 80 ,S@mss.
due. a., 81; walt wegesser 'Cl
def. steve. sadowski;, SO, 80 ,r,
sei. sOusrn1nn anG Hno.ysan Jim on oIT1E5i Fo.
NJ man I Mr. MIeiEs 60 ds, eiISuIe WIII e,tnes sI:s
sss .ss s.dsa.G i p!lRlcTsS 81 'cs Sss e;f IaA''''
Evening star., 1963-04-27
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Evening star., 1963-04-27

The Hidden Valley Horse
Show with hunter and school
ing classes for large and small
ponies and horses, juniors and
seniors, will begin at . am
tomorrow at Hidden VALLEY
Farms. Fair Land, Md. - ,,a
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Lemu Murries Toduy

( OAKLAND. Calf, April q
(AP).-Golfer Tony LENA. 20
and Miss Betty Ruth Cline. 26
Of Oklahoma City will be mar
ried today. Miss Cline is a
former airline stewardess.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
Teleyision
TODAY
RaaahalI


Kansas City VS.. Washington,
WTOP-9. q pm.
Los Angeles VS.. Baltimore,
WBAL-il. 2 pm. -
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7,
2:30 pm.
Professional bowlers tour
WMAL-7. $3.50 pm.
Boxing
Wilbur Mcclure vs.. Ted
Wright, welterweights. wMAL-
2. 10 pm.
Racing
Grey Lag Handicap, WRC-4
5:45 pm.
Track
Penn Relays, Drake Relays
and Mount San Antonio Re-
lays. WMAL-7. 5 pm.
TOMORROW
Bowling
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7
noon.
Champions hip Bowling g
WMAL-7, l pm.
Rudio
TODAY
Baseball
Kansas City VS.. Washington
wToP-lS00, 2 pm.
TOMORROW
Baseball e.
Kansas City vs. washington
'WToP-i500. 2 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

INTERNATIONAL
jacksonville 5, Syracuse 3.
Atlanta 10, Rochester 3.
Indianapolis =, Columbus 1,
Buffalo IL, Richmond q.
Arkansal 9. Toronto
- PACIFIC COAST
Spokane =. Oklahoma City
Denver ii---2, Portland t-6,
Salt Lake Q, San Dieso o.
Taeoma .. Dailas.FoFt worth 3
Hawaii ., seattle B,
TENAN
Austin 10, Amarillo z.
n Paso o, eanAntonio 3
Alburaueroue at Tlllaa. ppd.
Blnshamton. o York 3.
Eimlra 5, springilsld ?.
sopfM xTIxSTic
IsSshsprE TO- kshsyiii. ..
Nashville q, Charlotte 4.
Autuata .. Chattanoesa B.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Hockey Results

WESTERN LEAGUE
WinaI Piayaffal
seattle a. san Francisco 2 (eeattl,
leads best-of.7 series. i-OD,
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Laurel was not affected too
much by Delaware's harness
racing opening last night at
Brandywine Raceway. A crowd
Of 1926 wagered 1892, 500 on
yesterdays program, the 25th
Of the meeting. The spring seS-
sion closes Wednesday.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Hot Dust Rated
FaVorife for
Laurel Stakes
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Three-year-olds with a yen
for turf running had the stage
at Laurel today in the second
running of the $27 1900 Sena-
torial Stakes at a mile on the
infield grass course.
Attendance was expected to
drop to $4,000 or less for the
final Saturday program of the
spring meeting. which was be-
ing run in competition with
Garden States opening and the
Maryland Hunt Cup.
Mrs. Anthony j. Giordano's
Hot Dust, q Preakness hopeful,
ruled a slight fsvorite over the
Virginia-owned Prince OPn-
sen. from Mrs. Marion Dupont
Scott'S Montpelier Farm. Prince
O'Pilsen also is q Preakness
eligible.
Trainer Tom Barry, who won
the Senatorial Stakes last
spring with Vimy Ridge, was
seeking his second straight VIC
tory. with Pivot. owned by Dan
Nichols. Jockey Sam Boulmetis,
who rode Vimy Ridge last year,
also was after a repeat tri-
umph.
Completing the field Of seven
starters in the Senatorial were
John A. Manfuso's Air Spin,
william B.. Robinson,s Rural
Retreat, Frank j. Carlin's
Choice T. and Samuel j. Lef-
rak's Dilly Boy II, an Irish
bred colt.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Los AnRele
Baltimore

M-Faced man N 9Th.
HIP BY Mcbride CAparicio. Smith;
BY Burnside IL. Th0mas). Drunmond, :,
Di Muro, Hurley, Flaherty. T-37e.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
COLTS, 2; REDS, o

StTuck out Tor kasko IN 9th
Clneinnau .............. 900 900 90 -
houston .................. 100 900 iex IA
E-Kasko. Po.A- Cincinnati 7l-I2, Hous.
ton as; DP-Lillis, Temple and RunnelS.
LOB Cincinnati }, Houston 2.
2B- Staub.
Up n R ER BIB 50
Bruce W, II 80. : ! : : :
HBP-By Bruce CEdwardsJ. WP-Ma.
loney. Y Sudol, Forman. German,
Landes. T-l;S. A-7,Sel.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Ron Rawlins, American Uni
versity's top hitter, is betting
for distance these days and the
Eagles have a three-game VIC
tory streak.
Rawlins drew two walks and
clouted two hits, Including a
400-fo homer. as American U.
tripped Mount st. Mary's, SIS,
yesterday. Fred Schwartz
picked up the victory, although
he needed ninth-inning relief
from HOWE Schacter.
MT. ST. MARY's 600 600 IO4-5 s g
AMERICAN .- 1Ol O20 O2x-6 q o
Morgan. Macia (5), Saunders tsD
and Monehan Schwartz. Schacter teJ
and Nemphos.
Home run--American, Rawlins.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

John Mclaughlin. who gave
up only two hits in relief, was
the winning pitcher as Catholic
lifted its league record to 2-3.
Towson is 6-3.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Klvac, Lund UD and Moss.
A five-run first inning burst
and a sixth-inning homer by
Bobby Metro propelled Catholic
University to a 6-5 triumph
over Towson State yesterday IN
a Mason-Dixon game at Catho-
lie
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Lafierty and Murphy; McGillan.
McLAughlin az and Hooks, Zelinka
C5I. HR-Towson, Murphy. Catholic.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Dannemann. Haywood (6l and ISgett;
Klvac, Lund GD and Moss.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Major League Box Scores
TWINS, ]; Tigers, S

E Moore. PO.A- Minnesota 77.I3, De.
troit 27.l3. LOB Minnesota S. Detroit 2.
2B Battey, kaline. HR -Battey. Allison.
TTiandos. Wood, Colavito SB Green.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

e None. Po.A- 81. Louis Dill, Los An.
geles as, LoB-St, Louis Q. Los Angeles
n Flood, W. Davis, white. HR 4 Rose.
boro, Howard. SB-W. Davit ?, Wills, N.
Oliver, Roseboro. sr DZsdsls. Altman.
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Scratches

/, LIttIt NotIonh. n
Z. sbannon's hope. Medicine Marx
s--My Buyer.
s-eubilmity
Evening star., 1963-04-27
PIRATES, 5; NETS. z

Balk Schultz, MahaHey. U - Pelekoudas,
Walsh, Conlan. Burkhart. T-7:ot. A-A,oS9
Evening star., 1963-04-27

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Arizona tribune., 1963-12-20
Discussing Arizona Low
BK Q-33\8

What happens when the brought diff
ferent courts Under Arizona which
jurisdiction holds 1t. and other Arizona will
isdcaron hear the applies
following situation. @4 Us ~
Superior Court for Cuxote' County guardian
of his mother She Ill and could look after Affairs
Later, with Brs approval, his mother Pancho Comfy
home. Under
the Of residence of the ward within the
But Sam. another sought his mother Qxote
County brought action in the Superior Panco
County brought by Pancho
County stated that 1t had jurisdiction the guardian
ship mother the Qixoe County had already
taken Jurisdiction. rFt f.8&S2
The stated ~ carrying out his duty, the guardian
render and may
Instructions To he is subject liability
removal for misconduct. ) The first courts the
guardianship continues though there further
ceedngs. No other that control
receive and approve the guardians In
struct him In his duties.
gives the first appointing guardian the
elusive power power extends all
property the ward within the regardless Of location
While problems Jurisdiction appear resolved
by technical rules. these rules based the practical
cessites involved in the administration Justice. Lawyers
have had deal with ridconal problems but in
these problems arisen
people travel their homes than before These problems
arise frequently such Arizona,
places, leaving property in their former home
legal presented by the State Bar of Arizona
public lawyers Arizona. Every effort made
reflects
zona law as applicable to the stated facts ~
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-20
WESTSIDE NOTES

Mrs. Odessa Morrison hosteda a
dinner party for Mesdames Ro-
berta Williams, Leola Redman
and Ora Jackson.
A former resident, Mrs. Emo
la Holt, of San Bernandino, spent
the weekend at 1924 W. Grant.
Mr.. Dan Williams, of Los An
geles visited his mother, Mrs.
Roberta Williams, of 1922 w.
Sherman.
Mrs. Gertrude Albert is re-
cuperating at home.
Mrs. Emma Steed remains at
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Oda Reynolds is in the
County Hospital.
The Famous Twelve Club will
hold its annual Christmas party
Dec. 20 at 1924 w. Grant.
Mrs. Ora Jackson
Reporter.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-20
HUGHES JOINS
FIRM

Grady Hughes, formerly at the
Virgil ]. Berry Real Estate and
Insurance Co., l418A East Wash
ington, has joined the sales staff
OF Webb, Williams and Berry,
Inc. 20l7 E. Broadway.
Mr.. Hughes will specialize in
the north and west areas. He will
also handle new housing units
in the south area, too.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-20
XMAS PARTY

The combined annusl Christ
mas party of the Maricopa--Salt
Valley Prince Hall Mas sonic
groups and the women S auxil-
iary will be held Friday, Dec.
20, 8 pm.
Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, re-
porter.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-20

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Exceptionally comfortable for seated chores
with saddle scot and contoUred back,
this stool serves double purpose. Just
lift the scot and you have step-stool for
reaching high places. RUbber-treoded steps
give sofe footing. Decorator colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

Mr.. Rudy Van Zonfzen, flower expert, will be
in our stores tomorrow 10 give advice on grow
ing Holland bulbs. Washington, ll:oo am.
10 800 p.m.; Wheoton PIozu, 400 TO 600
PM; Chevy Chose, ZOO to 900 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

Code No. Variety Bulbs per Bag
Rock Garden Bulbs
Ia Amoryis hoIi, hordy pink s
us chionodoxo LUcilo (cIory Of the Snowl blue 20
l76 FTifIoho Meeogris, mixed Is
17s IsveoiUm VernUm (sping Snowflokel. white s
les Scllo Comp blue Is
1877 Sell1 Sibeheo (Sbehon SqUiID, blue IS
1873 SgL Snowdrops, white IS
Hyacinths, large bedding
? City Of HoorIem, yellow 4
Morconi, pink
9 King of Blues, dark blue
10 Innocence, white
II La Mctoire, red
IL Pere Brilliant, light blue 4
Single Early Tulips
le Iris, pink and white 8
~ SUnbUrst red and yellow 8
% White Hawk, white 8
Double Early Tulips
81 Electro comine red
81 Mr.. Van der Hoef. yellow 8
"a Peach Blossom, pink
Indoor Culture Bulbs
ais Pcpen~hfe Norcissus
Madonna Lilies
2ls Pure white 8
Darwin Tulips
loVohetes, each with 10 bulbs per bog
Darwin Hybrid Tulips
so Cen. Eisenhower orange red
81 Red Motodor eormine scarlet 8
81 Spring Song, red, white base
Cottage Tulips
80 Golden Harvest yellow 10
IS Rosy Wings, pink 10
Lily Towering Tulips
90 China Pink, pink
81 Queen of Shebo, reddish orange
IS White TiUmphofor, white
Double Peony Tulips
90 NJ Tdeomc, white
80 Nozzc, red and yellow
lol Uncle Tom, dark red
Botanical Tulips
l2I ClUsiun, red and white 10
l22 KoUfmunniono. ereom and curmine 10
l23 Peacock Tulips, mixed 10
ia Pr. FUsiHer, Vermiion orange
Us Red Emperor, red
l26 White Emperor white
l27 Yellow Emperor, yellow
Tumpeter Daffodls
l43 King Alfred, yellow
White Dafodils
l47 NJ Hood, white
Small Cupped Narcissus
l54 Aetueo, white peionfh, red cup
WaL-The Garden Shop Washington,
Chevy Chose and Wheoton Pozu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
DAYSTROM
APARTMENT-SIZED
DINETTE. SET
44.95
no down payment, pay 500 monthly

Ideal for apartment jewellers or for
use in q breakfast nook yours in 2
lovely color combinations. Stordust
white table top with white regency
plastic choir coverings or Underwood
grain top with tan regency chair COW
erines. The tobIe top is highly heat and
stain resistant and Coloromic bronze
tone legs resist chipping and peeling.
Set includes table and 2 chairs.