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who wagered $240,O4e, were
from "stabbers" hoping to get
lucky.
Trotters will have the spot
light tonight in the $4,000 Stir
ling Club of Gainesville Handi-
cap for 4-year-olds and up.
Atlantic Song probably will be
the peoples choice despite his
extreme outside post position.
Owned and driven by Joe
Molnar. Atlantic Song won a
qualifying heat in 2:09 and last
Friday tore off a time of 2:071s
to beat Witch Kraft and Harry
Gallon.
Witch Kraft and Harry Gal
lon are back to have another
60 at 1t with Atlantic Song
The former has a season mark
of 2:07% and hes been out of
the money only three times in
is starts. Harry Gallon scored
an upset at Laurel June Il
when he edged Tippy Stringer
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SIoop Holds
Lead in Race
ToNewport

NEW YORK. june rs CAP)-
The e4-foot Philadelphia sIoop
Challenge. owned by George +.
johnson, apparently was main
tanning her lead today in the
473.mile Annapolis to.New.
port, r. l., yacht race.
The earliest any Of the rae
ers Is expected to reach New
port Is some time tomorrow.
Challenge had q l0-mile lead
over the Ss-foot yAvl Dyna,
owned by Clayton Ewing Of
Easton. Nd, when the accom-
panying Coast Guard cutter
Chincoteague filed q position
report ct Q pm. Monday.
At that point Challenge wa
approximately SO miles south
east Of Cape May. N. Y. Seas
were calm and only O very light
southerly breeze was stirring.
Five other large yachts
within sight Of one another,
were some 20 miles back Of
Dyna. The cutter listed them
as Gesture. Nina, Icefire, Cot
ton Blossom Nv and Dawn.
The main body Of the fleet
was approximately 80 miles be-
hind the leaders. with Glorians
and Hermes trailing another 10
miles back.
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SAVES EIGHT FOR TWINS
Coach Halls Bill DaiIey
As Ideal Relief Pitcher

MINNEAPOLIS. June Is
tAPD-"In tell you what this
relief pitching is," Bill Daley
said without hesitation. TITS
throwing q baseball UP there
with luck written on t."
Few who have watched Daley
bail Minnesota pitchers out Of
trouble time after time will
agree It's that simple.
DALEY, an Arlington, Va,
product. now Is credited with
eight saves. His earned-run
average Is 1893, best among the
Twins.
He saved a o. win over Chi
cago Thursday with four shut
out innings. He saved a So
win over Baltimore Friday
night by retiring two batters
with the bases loaded. And he
saved a 3-l win over the Orioles
Saturday by retiring five
straight batters.
His latest BIT OF bullpen
heroics came yesterday. when
he relieved Jim Kaat In the
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WIMBLEDON OPENER
Mckinley Scores
In Straight Sets

Australian titles. whipped Le-
noir, 60, Ga, 6-3.
Another favorite, Rafael
Osuna Of Mexico, had some
trouble eliminating Mikhail
Mozer of Russia GA. ct.
e3.
Five American men, includ-
ing Dennis Ralston Of Bakers
field. Calf, survived first
round play.
Ralston, who won the NCAA
title last week but is unseeded
at Wimbledon, beat Laci Le-
genstein Of Austria, ga, GA,
6-3.
Other American winners:
Herbie Flam, Palm Springs,
Calf, defeated Geoff Knox,
Australia, Us, 40, 60, 4-6,
6-3; Jack Frost, Monterey.
Calf. defeated Thomas Koch,
Brazil. 3-6. Us, 81, l3-1l:
Ell Robinoff, Miami Beach,
defeated Daniel Contet, France,
8-6. 6-l. 6-3; william Hoogs.
Berkeley. Calf, defeated Jose
Arilla, Spain. 80, 12-10.
60.
The big upset was the defeat
Of Allen Fox Of Los Angeles
by Rhodesia's Adrian Bey. Fox
lost, "a, 12-10, 60.
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Prices Low at LoureI
As Form Holds True

One can't blame harness fans
for hoping for fatter pickings
than they had last night at
Laurel Raceway. where the
nine-race program produced q
parade Of short-priced winners
and a record low twin-double
Of $34.40.
Bedford Duchess, winner of
the second race, paid the big
gest price Of the evening-$7. 80
completing a LIS daily double
worth $40. 1t wasn't so bad at
that, considering that 449 fans
who correctly doped the 3-4-3-4
twin double collected only
$34.40 each.
The Evening Star graded
handicaps pointed out seven
winners and one second as
form held true throughout the
long, but for chalk players,
pleasant evening. The only
squawks In the crowd of 3,493,
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Yang to Miss
Oregon Meet

Los ANGELES, June rs
R)-C. X. Yang. the world
decathlon record-holder. def
nitely will not defend his Ma
tional AAU title next week end
at Corvallis, Greg. the USLA
track coach. Ducky Drake, an
nounced yesterday.
Yang hurt his back while
pole vaulting May II at the
West Coast Relays at Fresno
and suffered a pulled stomach
muscle vaulting at the Comp
ton Invitational track meet
June 7.
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Schapiro Set
To- Go Abroad

John d. schapiro. president
Of Laurel Race Course, viii
leave New York by air tomor-
row on his first 1868 tour Of
European racing centers to OBJ
serve possible candidates for
the Washington. d. c., Inter-
national.
The purse for the invitation
only international, q rnile-and-
a-half grass race, recently was
raised from 9l25, 900 to $50. 900.
The 18th running win be held
at Laurel November IL.
Schapiro intends to watch
the Irish Sweepstakes Derby In
Dublin, June 20: the Grand
Prix de Paris at Longcharnp.
June 80; and the King George
VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes
in London, July 20.
In II previous runnings Of
the international, United States
entries have won five races and
foreign horses six.
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eighth inning and preserved a
60 win over Baltimore. He got
Boog Powell 10 hit into a dou-
bic play In the eighth and
blanked the Orioles In the
ninth.
Twins Pitching Coach Cor
don Maltzberger says Daley Il
the ideal relief pitcher. His
temperament Is great, and his
style Of delivery and his use
Of the slider with the potential
for the ground ball make him
perfect.
HE sets the batter TO hit.
He goes right 10 work and
doesn't piddle around. He
doesn't take chances.
HE has O real good sinker
and two speeds on his fast ball.
He keeps his pitches down and
away from the hitter. His
sliders fade 10 the outside and
down, so the batters hit the
ball into the ground.
"The real great thing about
Q sinker-ball pitcher Ia that
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every ball doesn't have 10 be
thrown a. hard all the time.
He can let UP q little and II
win still sink. You can see
Daley set himself O breathcr
now and then by Just taking
q little something off a pitch,
and getting the ground ball"
Daley said he started throw
Ing sidearm In 1854 when he
hurt his arm. when I started
throwing sidearm, the sinker
Just came naturally" he said.
How long Daley can keep up
his yeoman relief work Is q
question.
That's what makes the loss
OF ace righthander Camille
Pascual 80 painful. Pascual IL
the Twins "stopper"--the ace
who pitches the complete game
and keeps the bullpen from
overwork.
Pascual still has not thrown
hard since pulling Q back muscle
two weeks ago. He may miss
two more pitching turns.
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Fort Hunt Gets
Mckinley Coach

Fort Hunt High School
which win open in September
today announced that Harry
Smith has accepted the posi-
ton Of athletic director.
Smith was head Of Mckinley
Techs athletic department for
the last 10 years and also
coached football and baseball.
He will not coach football at
Fort Hunt. His replacement at
Tech has not yet been named.
Bill Berry. assistant coach at
Groveton, will be the head
football coach at the new
school. Berry's assistants
haven't been determined yet.
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WIMBLEDON, England.
June rs (AP) Chuck McKin-
ley. the top-ranking American
from st. Louis. and 1cth-ranked
Charles Pasarell Of Santurce,
Puerto Rico, scored straight set
victories today, but young Cliff
Buchholz Of st. Louis was
beaten in the first round of
the Wimbledon Tennis cham
pionships.
The 22-year-old Mckinley,
seeded fourth, clowned at times
in eliminating Cliff Drysdale,
Of South Africa, 6-3. 60, 8-6.
Pasarell, l9-year-old Davis
Cup prospect, conquered Franz
Hainka Of Austria, 6-3, So, 7-5.
Bob Siska of San Francisco
also gained the second round
on q Ga, 6-2, Us victory over
Ion Tiriac of Romania.
Nicola Pietrangeli, the lanky
italian Davis Cup veteran,
ousted Buchholz, 6-3. 3-6, As,
6-3, 6-3, in the completion of a
match halted by darkness and
rain yesterday.
The 20-year-old American
took two Of the first three
sets, when he won the first
two games in the fourth set an
upset appeared to be in the
making.
The Italian broke Buchholz's
service in the first game of the
decisive set and went on to
avenge a 1859 first-round de-
feat at Wimbledon by Earl
Buchholz, Cliffs brother, now
a pro.
Britain's Roger Taylor de-
feated the veteran Abe Segal
Of South Africa, SO, Ga,
6-3, 60. and Antonio Pala-
fox Of Mexico beat Roger
Moore, South Africa, 60,
8-6, Ga, in matches delayed
Monday by darkness.
In yesterdays first rounds
completed before rain put a
damper on activity, Australia's
Roy Emerson dispatched Bill
Lenoir Of Tucson, Ariz.
Emerson, who already has
nailed down the French and
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instead Of the usual 10 because
1t appeared that the foul was
deliberate. His suspension be-
gins today. Mongo has been
given top weight Of 1876 pounds
for Saturdays $4,000 Dia-
mond State Handicap.
Jockey Tommy Lee chalked UP
a triple yesterday to remain
In the running for the Della
ware riding title. His three win
ners raised his total to IS
against 40 for Jacinto Vasquez,
the leader.
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There Is reason for apprel
It is not related to the 1874
pound weight assignment Bar
naby's Bluff must lug in the
2h-mile handicap against nine
rivals.
Last summer Barnaby was
sent here to be prepped for the
Tom Rohy Steeplechase. A few
days before the race he was
brought out on the infield
course for schooling" and
Bcstwick nearly lost his horse,
After taking three fences
Barnaby pecked the next one
and tossed his exercise rider,
Ronnie Cartwright. Then Bar
naby had himself q romp. He
took several more fences before
touring the broad infield. When
someone aboard a stable pony
tried to collar him. he took off
again.
This time he became begged
down In q drainage ditch be-
tween the inside rail Of the
main course and outside rail
Of the turf course. It was nee
essary to remove part of the
rail to extract the horse.
Bostwick was thankful to get
his horse back In the barn
without serious injury, al
though he was unable to start
him in the Tom Roby as
planned. However. before leav-
ing Delaware, Barnaby proved
his versatility by winning over
the fenceless turf course.
That was not the end Of the
trying experience Barnaby
forced on Bostwick. A few weeks
later, at Monmouth, the then
4-year-old was entered in the
Midsummer Hurdle Stakes to
try for the money and also to
restore the horses confidence
by sending him over the lower
fences.
But Barnaby found himself
in close quarters at the first
Jump and he ducked off the
course, losing his rider, willard
Thompson. However, the horse
got back into the act. He re-
joined the other horses and
beat them all home, although
he was not paid q penny for
his heroics without q rider.
Bostwick never gave I'D on
his horse, and In the fall Bar
nabys Bluff finally blossomed
He won the Brook Steeplechase
and followed that one with &
smashing performance in the
three-Tnile Grand National, in
which he carried 1873 pounds
more weight than ever success
fully handled by a 4-year-olc
In the grueling event. His SUBJ
sequent victory in the Temple
Gwathmey earned him the title
as well as running his overall
earnings for the yea. to STA
4O6.
Bostwick wintered Barnab,
in Aiken, 8. c. He hopes hi
; unpredictable jumper, VIII.
weathered q coughing spell q
Aqueduct, gets off TO q bettei
start than he did in his har.
rowing 1862 campaign.
SHORT SPRNTs - Jockey
Henry Block was handed q 20
day suspension by the Della
ware Park stewards yesterday
for his ride aboard In War In
Fridays seventh race. In War
finished second in the race, but
the stewards said that Block
had interfered with the winner,
Wild Card. Joseph Flanagan,
the steward representing the
Delaware Racing Commission,
said Block was given 20 days
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.FIyweight Title Bout
Reset for. September

TOKYO. June rs (APl.-The
world flyweight title bout be-
tween Champion Pone King
petch Of Thailand and Hiro-
yuki Ebihara Of Japan has been
postponed until next Septem-
Der.
The 15-round match was
postponed because Pone in
jured his right wrist during q
sparring session. The fight
originally was set for July 2
In Tokyo.
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Kensington Youth
Coins I'd Round
In Maryland Net

BALTIMORE, June rs (AP) /.
.Fourth-seeded Tom Murphy.
jr., moves int the second round
Of the Maryland Junior tennis
championships here today.
Murphy. from Kensington.
defeated Edward Wroe Of Bal
timore, 6-3. 6-3, yesterday in
the opening round Of the To-
and-under class. Lenward
Simpson Of Lynchburg, Va,
whipped Teddy Goldberg OF
Baltimore, 60, 60, in the
only other match In that d.
vision.
Other results:
GTRLs--le ana Under
Rita PeFetsky OF Bethesda defeated
81. ana Candy dilmqFs q ialtiners,
Ga 60. pebby Cutler Of chevy
chase defeated Amanda Savage 81
ssltlIsslss; 60 Z; 2.,.s,Zz. snd Hsriess
Aayrsen Deniscn 81 Wishinsten de-
listsd Mersaret Duer o. Baltimore,
So e-2. after winning first round
eg default Anne Watson Of Reck-
Yille defeated Weneeta Mack Of Ball
Jimere. d.. g. after winning
boyle and Under
Harold Solomon Of Silver Spring
debated Steven Krulevitz Of Baltl-
a 3 Ts:.,S S.is..ss "a sonI Ken DenisIs
fsfsstSd Charles Ebei d wasSi s1SSS.
chase defeated Richard HeaIy Of Be-
thesda. SIS. SIS. and Robert Car
many, ell. Us. George Arner Of
Waehlngton lost 10 Lee Gaines 81
Baltimore. Go. 6-2. Mitchell Hen
gin q Dethssda defeated Bin johnson
Of Baltimore. 81. 6-3.
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Jumper Keeps
Owner on Toes

STANTON, Del, June u.s. Barnabys Bluff last years
leading jumping horse makes his first start Of the
Delaware Park today in the $4,000 Georgetown seepechase
trainer G. H. Pete) Bostwick hopes he his
good behavior
There Il reason apprehension on BostWcs part and
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aWalter j. Appel and j. eargeant Reynolds entry.
RED TEARS was eutFun for eB,9S0, but should
rally 10 beat weak field here. NJ. NEWS vas seeond
for 5000 ana s the enc 70 beat F1DDLING WHExs
rates . chance, started
SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000, claiming teoB0eD, 4.
yeaP-Ods and NJ; 9 Iurlengs.
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Joe KeNys Delaware Aanditqps
WEDNESDAY RACES TRACK FAST. POST TIME Pm.

10 A HIT li8 Ne boy 20-1
. Robert H. Armatrons, III r. =. Thsmpson 81.
aaadc ~ sRssis M "A e. s,.fis .Ts EoRi
HARRY vas seeon4 for x9.1oo IN spfnt ana a due
THIRD EAcE-rsy,. 5000. .AgrssII:s, ,Isnlns ts4.-
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ist--$eO0: pace; one mile.
ffsSsSliits I q Lssi.r S SO 800
Alton Ferry IN MubbardD $50
ssn BrsSdi Disuisnd. sick M Ana T M
2:Ooh.
2nd-SSO0; trot; one mile.
nefofd Dutchess (J'sD J.oO $50 $50
WertSy ABBOT "a MeWilHsns5 S.iS
Edvards, Volo. Junior Rosecroft.
phillips Pride. Henrys Pride. Beau
brummel. Time. Ell.
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Edns ksssnt Il ON $50 $50 $40
Crafty noy (MeIntyre) $50 800
SPEEDY Bal " Alberlson) $50
Royal TiaLa, Dave springvood. chali-
dale Lady. Tine. 2:l0.
Abbey Grain IN. W'SS) $50 $50 2.eO
Wayeeunt IN BQsleyl 2.e0 2.l0
jl4my Crum IN dsymanl ESQ
81: ou Hi me- EssS M s;i
bth--ssQO; pace one mile.
Tweed Tatum "a. Mansf'ldl SEQ 500
Camden Majesty ~. Youngbleodl $50
JUNE X Diamond. PcIisgta' starliss
0th-SsOO: pace: one mile.
R.Ies. Ad's "a hysgl $40 30 20
D. 4.rsY,v g.; kss s, r.ur,a. n.s dse
Llennoe, Candy Bar. jerry Destiny.
Time 2;O7h.
7th--ssOO; pace; sns mile.
Ima's Gal Nv. VIM $50 $50 500
iicmsstrstsn DANDY. peppers Irin:
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eth--ssoQ; pace; one mile.
Nv Hde jim On. yD 40 ESQ $50
b, 3. aeelt II. .Albtsnl $50 40
Li. I rSrr sss: e Dream. sSsA An see sae
us purdue CONT csrsirss. Miss julia
TWIN DOUBLE ts.i-s.D
PAID $3.50
pth~-SsOO. pace, one mile.
RED Rails "a. Th'm'sl $40 500 500
renny Eric ~, Dennis SRI 7.BO $50
Aften Kine w. Albertsenl 1880
Lisa Darea, Fan Diamond, AyaaAr
Catherine q. cindus Up. Brownie Wood.
Attendance. s.4ss. Handle sg4o. o4e.
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POST TIME $50 Pm.

Camden Susan, Fl. Long -. 6-43
MARELYN MARIE has been close be-
fore may win this. AsTUTE STUDENT
may Be the best from this post position.
LORD PYE eeuld Dc II II Ne returns 10
previous form.
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. We why WSmWOOua " IN Jun S-onh-t W.
ELLA DIRECT locked impressive last
start. GOOD T. could be close with slew
early pace. EsMA d. win need best e.
ssh- $500; PAGES nOn-winners siSoo eOnd.;
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Daily double 10 psId sIs.
Evening star., 1963-04-24

PIANOS = For values in slightly
used pianos, visit Jordan's, at 18th
and @ ats. NV. Choice Of spinets,
consoles and grhnds, in a good
selection Of styles and finishes.
DAMS. corner 18th and @ SITS. NV,
Evening star., 1963-04-24
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Stils. incl. Only $50 so GnSH mo. cal al
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Evening star., 1963-04-24

FURN.-Single Fr. Prov. bed, Will
beaut. match. vanity. ideal small
room, SIS. 5S9-25S6 aft. 9 pm.
FURNITURE = Couple transferred
out Of area, and we are lookinI
the payment OF SO per mo. OF
their apt. full OF furniture, con.
sisting OF modern bedroom. sofa,
chairs, pictures, 2 pillows, tables
. lamps, dinette table and
chairs, including recond. TV a
the ridiculously low balance o.
5000. Call Credit Mgr, Mrs. Gross
MARLO'S FURNITURE WORLD
9Ol 9TH St, NV. (cor. 9TH anc
Eye). DI, 7-Sl00.
AVAILABLE TIL 0 PM.
GUITAR SALE, Gibson, Les Paul
500. so. Many others from Sl4.g5
VENEMAN MUSIC. S429 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring, JU. s-5199.
HOUSEHOLD FURN.-Good cond
small upright piano, immed. sale
Leaving state. 77g-7375.
ITALIAN PROVINCIAL living rm,
will sacrifice. SS2-5326 after {
pm.
KITCHEN SET, complete includinl
metal cabinets. Call JU. 0-77S6
OFFICE FURNITURE costs less a
FALLS CHURCH SURPLUS CO
New and used. JE. 2-2922.
OFFICE FURN.-NEW AND USED
Budget prices. Call US.
1921 l. 81. NV. MA. S-364t
ORGANS : Trade in specials
Hammond chord organ, S495
Connsonata . manuals, 32-not
pedals, Sl,295. KITS Wash
ington's largest music store), 1885,
q st. NV. RE. 7-6212.
ORGANS, closing out floor sampl,
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with double keyboard and foo
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JORDANS. corner 18th and
SITS. NV. (Phone ST. 3-0iO0)
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Bailey's Cross Roads ShoppinI
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VAC. CLEANERS, all makes re.
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VACUUMs, all makes, $40 up, I-yr
guar. HYATTSVlLLE VAC. CO.,
52l1 Baltimore ave. AP. 1858.
VACUUMS, large selec. I.yr. guar
SiO up. VA. REPAIR CENTER
4l03 Columbia pike. ia. S-7l0O
WASHING MACHINE-Auto. '83
Kenmore, suds-saver, 4 mos. old.
Excel. cond. Sl75. Call 779-S247.
WASHER AND DRYER, Kenmore
dryer in excel. cond.. washer needs
repairs, 735-3932 after @ pm.
WASHER, auto. late model. Guar
Also electric dryer, $50 each. viii
deliver. Ii, 7-59O5. DEALER,
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PIANOS 3s" Cable full keyboard
~, cAMPBEIL MUSIC CO.
11OS q 81. NV. d. 7-S46I
PIANOS used Baldwin AcrosOni
GIsRiEL PIANO q ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
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Thurs. Fri, til .
PIANO. Kimball, in immaculati
condition. Amazingly low price,
at S345. KITS washington
Largest Music Store). 1880 @ st
NV, RE. 7-62l2.
PIANOS : SPECIAL PURCHASE
full carload. Once wear only
Full SS-note, beautifully designet
Wurlifzer spinet. 10-yr. guarantee
KITTs q CONVENIENT HGts ioeations1 is9
Dntn.. 1890 @ st. NV, RE Z
62I2; Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave.
XII. S-6SS3; Congressional Plaz
shopping ctr. Rockville pike. HA
7-7420. IVA. and Md. stores opel
daily til 8 pm except Saturday
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets, con
soles and grands, from So MONTH,
up, with option to buy. All popu
lar-type instruments. either nev
or slightly used. Hauling extra
JoRDAN'S FOUR STORES: Corne
18th and O SITS. NV. (phone ST
3-9400); Baileys Cross Roads shop
pin center, Virginia (phone 4Si
| 7lSD: 1882 Georgia ave, Silve
Spring (phone JU. 5-1105l; 10l
William ST.. fredericksburg, Va
(phone Essex 3-7472l. Full selec
ton at all stores. Baileys Cros
open evenings.
PIANOS : For values in slightl,
used pianos, visit Jordan's, at 13tl
and @ ats. NV. Choice of spinets
EASY Easy ''G terms rs S1 81 $4,000. "a n,Sofs JoR
| DAMS, corner 1 9th and n stS n u,
Evening star., 1963-04-24
FURNITURE FOR RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
CAPITOL HILL

CAFIIOL HILL
THE DE LUKE CONGRESSIONAL
APTS;, 2lb CONSTITUTION AVE
NE. has Just / newly dec. l-bed
rm. apt. at only Sl2O per mo
with all utils. incl. elevator serv-
ice. Res. mgr. on premises or call
Ii. 6-0606.
AIR CONDITIONED EFFICIENCY,
modern modern apt bldg, conveniently
Walk to work, Sl05 S107 pei
month. utils. included. Available
May l. Apply Mrs. Lust. BOSTON
HOUSE, ~. Massachusetts, ave
AIR-COND. 2 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS,
Very lge. apt, In modern air-cond
bldg. on fashionable Conn. ave
Beautiful lobby. Washington's fin.
est neighborhood, transportation
and shops, S24O per month. utili-
posal. eye-level electric oven. "a "a.
hr. secretariai service, sun deck,
THE ESSEX, 4740 Connecticut
ave. NV. EN-. 2-32l7.
AIR -C0ND. 3 BEDRMs., g RATHs,
air-cond. BLDG. on fashionable
Conn. ave. Beautiful lobby. WASH
tnRton's finest neighborhood,
schools. transportation and shops.
S345 per month. Utilities included,
Dtshwasher, disposal. eye-leVel
electric oven, 24-hour secretarial
service. sun deck. THE ESSEX,
1870 Connecticut ave. NV. EN-.
2-32i7.
ASPEN COURT APIS.
s9ssipai' Sss.Isi s3rnsr aDss s,,eDs SSis' w. .ss
Reed HospItal. All utIls incl