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called me up today and talked
me into coming back.
II get 5000 bucks a week for
26 weeks and a rev car to
drive, but I give my guest $50,"
Stuart told Vernon.
"You do what?" Mickey
asked with a wink to a by
stander, give your guest $50?
That doesn't sound like you
Dick. I thought you'd keep it
ALL"
you can't get enough guys
to come on the show for Moth
ing, so I pay them" Stuart said.
in what he obviously considered
a sparkling bit of generosity.
Somebody asked Vernon II
Stuart had changed any since
his days with the Pirates.
II can't see any change, at
least not in his personality"
Mickey said. HE looks about
the same at bat, too, and at
first base. He'll hit some tape
measure homers, strike out q
lot. He's all right, though"
Later, some Of the Senators
were discussing the tight home
run race. Several Of them
thought Stuart might break it
open while the Red Sox are at
home. Give him a couple of
streaks and he'll pepper that
net on top of the wall in Bos-
ton." one Of them said. II hope
we're not playing them when
he is hot"
Evening star., 1963-05-19

Grand Slam Homers-W White, st. Louis
Hickman, New York; Bailey, San Fran.
cisco; Edwards, Cincinnati.
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Maybe that's why ne reminds
the writer's of Williams.
One of the Red Sox followers
said the other day that the
nine half innings that the Red
Sox are in the field are a waste
of time to Stuart, and at times
he plays like it at first base.
The 6-foot-3 righthanded
slugger was in the Pittsburgh
farm system from 1851 through
1857, and when he hit 66 home
runs for Lincoln (Nebr.) in
1856 the Pirates thought their
strong boy had arrived.
Dick, who was with the Pi-
rates from 1858 through last
year, hit lit home runs. But
the distance to the left-field
fence in Pittsburgh is 365 feet.
The 35 homers Stuart hit in
1861 was his career high in the
majors and last winter the Pi-
rates had an opportunity to
trade him to the Red Sox. They
took 1t.
When the Senators were in
Boston last week the fans were
booing Stuart. He cut them
short twice with home runs into
the screen and they cheered
madly. But the next time he
came to bat he was greeted
with more boos.
For all the emotion that
Stuart showed. he could have
been playing to an empty
house.
For every homer Stuart has
hit this year he has struck out
five times. He has led three
leagues in home runs and three
leagues in strikeouts in his ca
reer. He gives it the big rifle.
When he connects, it goes all
the way. Some Of his ex-team-
mates on the Pirates say he is
the strongest man in baseball.
One of the Boston writer's
said the highlight Of his sea-
son was watching Stuart get a
haircut during spring training
in Scottsdale. Stuart is that
kind of a guy.
There was a one-hour pro-
duction," the writer said. II
know because I was waiting,
but I didn't mind. 1t was a
show. The barber didn't hold
the mirror, Stuart held it. He'd
say clip here or clip there, or
scissors, thinners. He was the
director"
Tn Red Sox, those who are
privileged to be acknowledged
by Stuart, and a couple Of the
Senators who knew him from
National League days we're Civ
ing him a gentle riding about
his Sunday night television
show.
Somebody lost the cue cards
and Stuart was asking answers
and getting questions in replies.
The players who saw it said it
was a riot.
Mickey Vernon was giving
Stuart a gentle needle. They
played together on the Pirates.
How was your rating last
night?" Mickey asked.
Stuart played it serious.
THAT was a lousy show but
it wasn't my fault" Stuart said.
II was so mad I quit. But they
Evening star., 1963-05-19
BASEBALL BEAT
Stuart ObIivious
To All but Hitting
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY


The Red Sox winning and all sudden Dick Stuart
wonderful. He hitting home and driving runs
and Of the Boston baseball writers he reminds them
of Ted Williams
But Stuart appears to be obvou Of what people think
about him. He just wants swing bat and hit hoers
Evening star., 1963-05-19
CIV Cugers List
Two Journeys on
22-Gume Slate

George Washington's basket
ball team has taken on another
tournament next December,
giving the Colonials IL games
the first month Of the 1854
season.
The full schedule announced
yesterday includes % games
before the Southern Conference
tournament in Charlotte, N. c.,
the end of February. and half
Of the % will be played be-
tween November 80 and De-
cember 80.
The tournament added by
CIV is the Steel Bowl event in
Pittsburgh, Dece ember 81,
Other schools participating will
be Duquesne, Pittsburgh and
Westminster.
The Colonials will join Ken
lucky Wesleyan, Mississippi
State and Virginia in the ALL
A m erican City Classic at
Owensboro, KY, Decem b e r
1928.
The schedule:
November 30-At Cincinnati.
December 3-At st. Johns Of New
York; 6-7-at Steel Bowl tournament,
Pittsburgh: 10-Virginia Military: 13
-Furman I6-The Citadel: ls-at
r h m o n d; 27-2S--at All-Ameriean
tournament. Owensboro, KY: 30-at
Virginia Tech.
January 4-Georgetown: 6-Vir-
ginia Tech: 11-West Virginia: Is
Richmond 2S-Centenary
February Maryland: AIT Vir-
ginia Military; 6-William d Mary;
Sat West Virginia: 11--at GEORGE
town: 19-at William q Mary: 1920
Southern Conference tournament at
Charlotte.
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Major League Averages


GThnd Slam HOmerB > NlchOI90nl chi
cagci Boyer and Pepitone' New York
land; Lock, Washington; McAuliife, De
troit; Stuart, Boston,
Navajo times., 1963-06-20
By HARRY GOLDEN
(Writing in June 8
LOS ANGELES TIMES)

While visiting the Univer Sity
of New Mexico, where / spoke to
the student body, uncovered this
story about one of the great Ameri-
can Indian tribes.
Both the Navajos and the
Cherokee Indians were pushed into
the desert by the encroaching and
predatory white man
X X X
The white man, in fact, kept
pushing the Indians further into
the desert until. in the early part
of the 10Th century. oil began to
spout from the desert floor and,
in the latter part of the first half
of the 10Th century. uranium.
The Cherokees and the NavaJos
were sitting right on top of both.
When the big dough came in, the
Cherokees split the money up
among themselves and a whole
lot of them went out and bought
CadillacS or bathtubs or had 80
lS1CHtIOAICo ulOld41COs
In short, they spent it,
The Navajos, on the other hand,
who own one of the few oil wells
in the world where the crude oil
is SO fine it needs no diStillation,
took their share and declared the
money was tribal fund. No single
individual got his hands on any of
it.
With this money, they bought
dams and began to irrigate the
desert lands.
From these farms, another
source of inc come beganto flow into
the treasures of the Nayajos and,
from theS Sc second funds, they
began TO go int o the motel business,
and equally sharp and profitable
investment.
The Navajo money does not lie
idle. Twenty million dollars year
goes into scholar ship fund for
Navajo youth.
Young Navaios are a high pro-
portion OF the students at the
university in Albuquerque.
These Indians also have a show.
place called Window Rock Tours
and the profits from these tours
also help supplement scholarship
X X X
The Indian boys and girls at
the univer sity are the most relaxed
Navajo times., 1963-06-20
Lions Club Aids
Rehab Program

The Window Rock Lions Club of
Fl. Defiance has donated the sum
Of $50 to the Arizona State College
Rehabilitation Program, it was
announced today by Ronald Peter
son. director of the ASC program.
The donation for the orgam-
zation was made by Carson Ryan.
secretary of the club.
At the present time. the ASC
rehabilitation program has in
operation a special project dealing
with the rehabilitation of all types
of physically handicapped Navajo
Indians.
Navajo times., 1963-06-20
A Feather in the Navajo Hat

scholars, for in addition to their
course fees, they also receive a
personal fund each semester for
spending money so they will not
be denied leisure which can be
spent on their studies.
In addition, it is the Navajos
who provide some of the cultural
Navajo times., 1963-06-20

features for this section of our
Southwest. 1t is they who import
Harry Belafonte and the New York
City Ballet andthe touring operatic
and concert companies.
How many people in our civili-
cation today have the wisdom of
the Navajo?
Navajo times., 1963-06-20
BY Elaine
Write Box 428
THE NAVAJO TIMES
S E w ING

Sewing, like any other skill an IT of own and
can be mastered with practice.
The ability almost unattainable skill
who have tried learn, and
they both admire and the larger and better wardrobs
of those of their friends who know how
things--and do.
without saying that sewing economical. you
look like million with modest outlay, then sewing
yourself is your
Confidence, good pattern and little time will you
down the right path a better wardrobe.
Try first with Simple dress like little
makes that will find in the Simplicity pattern, easy dir
ections, good fit and fun make
Select pretty washable material this will be
if you beginner.
On budget? Well this thought
ourselves when have that special what
going wear? Here your when that
admres that pretty dress have what wonderful feeling
to be able say II made it myself.
Tip sewing: Ask friend sewing you,
you will enjoy every coude the beginning
wonderful sewing circle. Try
Dear friends, this is your column. your
recipes and item pertaining the home Write Box 428
% Elaine to this paper. See you week
Navajo times., 1963-06-20

The reason some people know
so little is that they don't want
to know anything.
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HELP W0MEM

HOsTEss-some experiences. neat
appearins, good pay; Apply St t.9
MIRROR CLUB, S24 l4th st., NV,
II YOU NEED . good steady in.
come but can work only part
time, sell AVON cosmetics anc
toiletriess. Exper. unnecessary. Cal
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HELP WOMEN
sALEsREPREsENTATTVEs

MISREPRESENTATION
for Dy-dee Service, Wash
ington's original diaper
service, to call on prospects
in Alex, Va. area, also
Hyattsville and Langley
PIX, Md. area. Leads fur
nished. Applicants must
have car. Permanent posi-
ton. Call MR.. SCHIMPFF.
582-77l1.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE, sofa. 3-piece circular
III yrs. old, 500 or best offer.
Excel. cond. WI. 2-O443.
FURN.-Walnut dining pieces, chrs.,
lge. oak bureau from PhiladeiphiS
Centennial Exposition, Law and
other books. Framed etchings,
C&O Canal. Antique bedspreads,
Paisley shawls. electric heater. VI
orator cushion. Daguerreotype
cases, other items. 1851 Newton
81. NV. CO. $3.50. 10 TO 5 pm.
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lcokTlNUEDD

FIxTUREs-10 Ice. wall cabinets
plenty Of glass shelves and hard.
ware. sliding glass doors. 2 dis
play counters, / gondola, / Nc
Caskey cash drawer. commercial
tube checker and stock Of tubes,
National key machine with
blanks. Must sell. best offer,
ia. 7-S211. NO. 7-5500. 1915
7th 50. NV.
FLORENTINE chest Of drawers and
2 side tbls., white locker, golc
leaf. Like new. OIL. 2-47SO. $3.50
FOAM RUBBER FRI. SAT. SALE
3Sx75x4, $40, cushions. holsters.
fabrics, covers, sewing. 615 22nd
NV. Parking lot across street
336-6272.
FREE SQUIRT bottle with each pini
Johnston's No-Roaeh Isl 69I. Kills
ants. reaches At Peoples Drug.
FURNACES, recond. gas or oil
guaranteed good cond. $50 up
Call 474-1644.
ulW
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' .STI.. NJ oGI d nsS q ,s'; 4
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steT,o. value $500 IS S'sI Nor: sSe
Must sac, best offer, cash only.
time Saturday and Sunday.
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SITUATIONS
sITuArIoNs-DoMEsrIc

ABLE DOMEsTICs By wk. or day.
Our 3Oth VI, serving you. QUAIL
ITY, alp N. n, ave. NV.
ALEXANDRIA, AREA-Mother viii
give loving care 10 one or two
children In her home. Call b4S-
4pDb.
ROCKVILLE, white mother will
T, SRl'G rsisr.n m per 80 S0Ps
week, GA. l.be2l,
WILL CARE for your child in my
wheaton area. CAR 9lp-96O7,
WOMAN desires Inv, child care,
Hu, $3.50, ~ e'
COLORED LADY desires 3 days q
WAlae1aa1 OAA-knIA
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sTERE0, Telcfunken Sonata AM
I'M and ,6 ss i rssio Es sS sis~ons
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MOTOR TRAVEL

REsPONsIBLE PARTY will drive
YOUR car to West Coast (San
Fran, Seattle. Portlandl. OIL
4.oO06.
WANTED drivers fer north Mis-
souri, TO share expenses, before
Aug. 10. Call FE. 7-1366.
WASHINGTON Drive-Away Service,
will deliver your car anywhere.
u. 8. A. AL drivers. 6S4-6639.
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FURN.-Midseason sale now on.
save money on nationally adver-
tlseo brands Of furniture, special
ioT prices; FURNITURE 1NTE-
kIoRs OF ,MARRENToN, 17s
Culpeper ST.. Warrenton, Va.
FURNITURE. Unclaimed. hide-a-
way bed $40. HOLLYWOOD bed S22,
Victorian love seat $50. chest OF
drawers $40. dresser and mirror
SIG. 7-pe; din. rm, set $50, ward
sss Office dsSf s Hsd ch anS : SSsI
81 drop Ts lsai ssSl. fGsEdii S m sas5T,
chaiss lounge SIS. SUMNER rus rus
S3 bedrm. set incl. spring and
mattress $50, bunk beds with
mattress $50. winged chair 10,
rockers s.. Many interesting
pieces which We do not list. VIZ
do reupholstering, slip covers
draperies and refinishing. Easy
terms. HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTER.
5-foS2. OPEN 5 tn 3. sat is' ri TS &
FURN.-2 tan tbl. lamps, break.
fast set. rocker, wardrobe trunk
Misc, items. 671-4322.
FURN.-Sacrifice, close laVyer'I
estate. 4O25 Glenridge st., KEN
sington. WI. 2-221O, ia. 2-O4I6.
FURNITURE-Philco nv, complete
liv. rIn. furniture includes. tables,
lamps, etc. HE. 4.1307.
FURN.-DINING ROOM, iO-piece
walnut, very good cond., perfect
for large house. HE. 4-1901.
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PIANO SALE
NEW PIANOS
10 YEAR GUARANTEE
USED PIANOS
TERMS
No Cash Down, $40 to SIS Per No.
IS,l MOS; as Cash. No Charge
lOI Discount For Spot Cash
PIANOS. INC

TERMS
No Cash Down, $40 to SIS Per Ne.
l0ss Discount For Spot Cash
PIANOS, INC.
49, Ss. Lee E Es,.' M AL r,,,.s: s4;st4O
PIANO, steinway upright and
S4 $780, HU ueC sn7so7 n immse' eond.
PIAN0s-FOr values in SIighfiy
USED pianos visit Jordan's ct i3th
and 9 SITS. NV. Choice of spinets.
sCIns9ieS s ~ grsnds IN 2 good
DAMS. corner 18Th and sd' q sss. NV NV.
PlsSsNsogs-Diseount prices and only
ments Il the ' PIANO AN @%S AHTy {ResiyEz
7th s. nv. tPhone 81. 5:esooSS
and 5169 Lee highway, Arlineton
ePhone 536-6S2D, Large selec-
ton Of new and used spinees
ana consoles In Q wide yarietV
Of finishes and styles. Arlington
store open evenings.
PIANO. Knabe upright, good con-
$l75. Call WA. 7-SO59.
PIANOS FOR RENT for private
nome use. Spinets, consoles and
grands from s. monthly up with
option 70 buy. All populaF
type instruments either new ar
slighuy used. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS FOUR STORES. corner 18th
end q SITS. NV. Phone ST. a
94OOlL batleys Cross Roads Shop
glng Center Virginia phone 4el-
1l6lD. 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring (Phone ~. 5.llOb), IO4
Mllllam st.. FredericksburG. We.
(Phone Essex 3-7472). Full aslee-
ton ct all stores. Baiieys Crosa
noacs ano Silver Spring stores
PIANO, Kimballette console, con-
Temp. design, blond. Pull Keyboard,
excel. eond. 1925. WE. S-2652,
PIANO. baby grand BTambaeh, $3.50
or best offer. 525-0IO7.
PIANO, French Prov, cherry z6S'
made By Kimball. Compare this
fantastic CAMPBELL value al
$685. with pianos priced $500 and
more mere sa d0-year factory guarantees.
-. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
11O6 q Sd. NV. DI. 7-el6k
PIANO
Small Upright. Very Good Cond.
you NO, 7-4037
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

ADDING MACH, S26, good machine
S s4s a az slss. with subtraction
AIR .C0MPREss0Rs. new or used
81. NV. re. $500 ' A@0A zSrO
AIR CONDITIONERS, Food used
$05. 544-3436.
AIR CONDITIONERs, various SI7eS
M5 up: Call Fl. 4-1142. Spring
AIR CONDITIONER Drummer, cen.
s VA. So'vOq .baTu. $40. Cal
AIR CONDITlONERs = Low. Low
prices on all famous makes such
- 0E. Feeders. Emerson, West.
lln I,gsn etc oTXpiesl dsal. De
service and free delivery Metro.
sfANDARp FIRE q BATTERY Co
10th and H Sta. NE. II, 3-0OS2
AIR CONDITIONER SALE
Check our low prices on RCA
Whirlpool air eonditioners.
Tv CRAFTSMAN WHOLESALERS
4l0 9. Washington st., Falls Church
AIR C0ND., chrysler. 1858 model.
easement type, " amp, cost over
500. Used mo-, asking, S176.
CIR. 4-l1Sb, aft. 8 pm,
ANTIQUES = Chest about 1880,
oak china closet. bureau. table,
chairs, piano bench. china, glass,
brass, copper. Redwood. Rea-
sonAble. OR. 4.5O3s,
ANTIQUES AT PINE KNOT-Moy-
ing, entire stock reduced ct SUBJ
stantial discount. B63 East Lee
HlghwAy Fairfax. Va. CIR, 3-2e9l.
ATTIC AND HsMT. "TFeasures''
kitchenware, dishes, clothing, furn,
1883 MAnchester lane NV.
AUTOMATIC WASHERS and wrinE-
sssgsss Wy SS !, ana y up. caii SSs-4s7S.
BEDRM. SUITE / twin bed, iight
oak, box spring and mattress,
vanity. bench, chest Of drawers,
night stand. IKE. 6-7643.
BICYCLE 1858 schvlnn Varsity 10
speed touring bike, generator,
head and tau light $50. VIII. g.
CAMERA. Bolex P-l movie camera,
ssSS With STIR :ns leather sSa.s snss
CASH REGISTER, itemlsef, late
model S National. excel. eond. oil.
Cash REGIsTERs-Ali makes ana
lsrr AMI nv ~ x vfsHn ~ XIV W.
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'i s44 IsiiSRi Rzy Sissse c5 go Us


CERAMIC MOLDS
PRAN's CERAMICS, 800 Hamil
ton st., West Hyattsville.
cHAiRs-l00 USED maple sesl
chairs wIspring eAshions. All alike
IL. 49, s:.issSso, ~ OF more 20 '@en'
C Ia. ga s syVs0SaI L. Blanc, Best
COUCH AND CHAIR, modern ern.
also gray l2xi0 rus. $3.50. 07t.
DIAM0NDs-Men'S 2N eta, abso.
lutely brilliant, set In lax VI
plain gypsy mtgs will sell for
over Sl.s00, .will geerliies ioI
ECO pri TssS II Il y Og nv MIE nv scsscs
DINING nm, sUITE-o-pe. mahos. !,
sSsat.rs s0q $50 HiG g smaller
DIPLOMAT transisEred sells Al
b437 Nebraska ave. NV. CO. 5.
DRYER, westinghouse. 80" Ken.
S %Ssi ': any T Tsns' o. foSSs. s
fencing By the United Pence 90,
D n. high. walk rates, Dowl
runners and posts, approx. 2 yrs.
old. $500. FL, 0-sD13.
FENC1N0-42-in. chain link fence
complete. coo per H.. tor quality
ia aISi.A vG Sss' .o sTe VIZ 4eSSS.
sE rS STAI sTsS y ssSo r r..piy ns
TsIF GSB BSy Y spe 50. tsT yO s,s
y, NV co. S-lob2 Open daily
I'll Q. sat 0 70 Q. sun. ~ 10 o.
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DISQUALIFICATION, typinS
essential. shorthand desired, Cd.
with figures, promising future,
SaiaEy os Spsn. Can weekdays 90,
SECRETARY. Interesting work
with university research prof. IN
Alex dealing with psychologists
problems in international affairs,
eSpi. htpsthanG Sd tHRns some SON.
ground req. Minimum 2 yrs. ex-
per. Liberal leave, fringe benefits
and annual tncrements. Starting
imum depending upon exper. CAL
649.3611. Ext; 246. An Equal op.
portunity Employer.
SECRETARY - We have prestige
position for secretary who Is ex.
cellent steno. .typist with good
telephone technique. Prefer some.
one about 80 who seeks q career
Advancement assured for right
person. Full range benefits. Ref.
erenees required. Call Mrs. Farris,
"a iu szsfS co tor 7S sEPp ta, SHANNON Z.
SECRETARY, pleasant office, Conn
s AZ x g. nsrm area. young GIRL GOO
and shorthand. ~ ea s..ssoSeos.' 'O'na
SECRETARY for apt. rental Of.
ga PPie sp snsaS tipping. ETC. Mr.
sECX., GIRL FRIDAY, RECEIPTS
ANNETTE TATLEMAN
227 woodward Bldg. RE. 7-z41l
SECRETARY, law office, eooc
shorthand, legal exper. desirable
but not REQ. Salary Dependent
on qualification. BOX 40-c, Star.
SHIRT GIRLS, Experienced onIy
average $40 per week. Call 6sS.
4O37. ,4
SHIRT FlNISHER, Experienced only
1900 alsaTy. Apply CENTRAL
SHOE SALESLAnY
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
mature woman, children's Shoe
store. Call PLAZA BOOTERY, Pr
geo; Plaza, Hyattsville, Nd. WA,
7.2330.
SODA FOUNTAN-FuIiy exper.,
Arl. res. S46 VIZ. No nights 81
sun. COURTHOUSE PHARMACY,
ia. H.67S7.
STENOGRAPHER. shhd., gen. Of.
flee procedures. Pvt. hospital
medical exper. pref. but not es.
Sential. Salary open, DE, 2.1O7l
ask for Mr.. SHIVAR,
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REFRIGERATORS

SODA FOUNTAIN. as ft. Ions. fuzzy
tables counters. hood, sinks. ' re-
frigerators. gas and elec. grtiie,
coasters. mixers, slieer, Ice cream
cabinets, sandwich unit. cutlery,
make offer. BRiNsPIELp's DRUG
sToREs $685. Q. Capitol st., 10.
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AUDI 8 CENTER csEi Vii
1852 Fairmont Ave.
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 6-510C

Hl-FI, AMIN auto. radio to tit al
81 Cash ssiig ~ eEs4 A1iS ecsSiGSRRSSiEs
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(coNTlNuEpl
SALESMAN

4,nr s on '..S CO. q, ss ssyas.
ment in the petroleum field.
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| hEb Ala-FM sutO. Ihulo 70 lit Al
sci. CASH On cE i; risJ cHIRGE
Call tn. 2-340O,
ICE MACHINEs-Never used. stu
IN crates. liquid freeze. flax.
type. makes z tons each per DAY
lbs. each per day. These mschines
have no storage bins. Orig. cost
S11 900. will sell for fraction 81
cost. Phone days until 3, 234-O7OO
phcin. 4sS-sisas. Be- psals %sI x.ls S,ss''
LAW BOOKS, d. c, Appeals com.
plete. Write BOX t36s, WoodmooI
Station. Silver Spring, Nd.
LAWN MOWERS, used and rebuilt,
from Sl9.p5. KENsINoToNS' AZ ~
CYCLE AND MOWERS, Dlp-i 232.
MATTRESS, Simmons Beautyrest.
InneTsprings, Box springs. Bed.
double. burnt mahog. 5s5-42p0.
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE. GOOD
condition. 500. For inform alton
M0YING-FurnIshines, tools, equip
nlent and misc. Of 4 bedrm. home,
HillandAle area. Call HE. 4-5456.
100. NE. s-447p or bNs-023i
MUST SELL, moving to Florida,
crib, high chair playpen, dinette
set, "a" gas range, pictures.
other household iurn,, shop tools
and benches. Call WA. 7-l5OO
after $40 pm.
OFFICE FURN.-Desks, file cabi-
nets, chairs, tables. new, used
Batgain prices. JE. 2.2022.
OFFICE FURN.-New and used
desks, chairs, files, etc.
1921 L ST. NV. Ma. 5000
OFFSET MACH, A. D. Dick. mod.
go, plate espo, mod lQo, a, ?.
ACE METER MACH, 3 Pitney
Bowes models $500, 1880, 4lbO
2 Pitney Bowes postage scales,
s %SfSi' sp pST St Or i mos. oidI
Substantial savings from original
price. WIN sell for cash OF arrange
ask Tor Nh DAN. b sm..5 pm.
ORGANS. Allen organetts in beau
tiful condition. Pull percussion.
split vibrato, solid state tone ren-
orators, st.lpb. KITS Metre.
Wash . LARGEST Music storeJ, 1880
O st. NV. RE. 7-62l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
sTAuFELR ExERcisER, like new.

sTERE0 HI-FL 'o3 model, left in
lay-aWay, balance due s5i 50. AZ
tention Govt employees 10 and
over, Take up payments OF s2.IS
per week. CeLl 5lp-2267 for free
home demo. 10 am. 70 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

MUST SELL, moving 10 Florida
crib, high chair, playpen, dinstt,
other household iurn,, shop tool
and benches. Call WA, 7-ibO6
after $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

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