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KITCHEN TABLE. formics. 2 benches
80; washer, portable. 2-pound cap.
kNorfY-PiNI P2NELSG. 1se: com.
and see Z; spec; lot. 1920 Wilson
LANDIS SHOE REFINIsHING MA
LATHE, South Bend. metal, screw
cutting. complete. some access: Aft
BED. Gin; swing; $3.50. less motor
LATHE. wood. Craftsman, .-h.p. mo.
tor, miseel- accessories: never used
Cost 500, sell SOS. Call after II
Law BOOKS: complete up-tc.dAt,
&c: By oTisinal owner. Top sondi.
i iiShi or '' IL. o. s-S Spf Can h AAs j.
shafpened and adjusted: sSeSs. $500
LAWN MOWER. power. new last July
cost $3.50: 2l-in. blade: In perfect
LAWN MOWERS. IS each; bicycles
SIS each; typewriters, SIS each
1898 Rhode Island ave. ne. in the
rear. Sunday only.
LEICA, M-3. f:2 Summicron: wide
angle f;;B.5 IS NM; Elmar "a %
NM; meter m case; filter lens
hood; finder for IS NM Net price
S!22. or will sell for S465. OIL. A.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces: good
as new; sacrifice for quick sale: SIS
or hest infer III, Q-6gi1
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FURNITURE
Dining room suit, S95: upright piano
$50; Aft freezer. $3.50; washing
machine, $50: sofa. SIS: all items
delivered price. BETHESDA CHEVY
CHASE TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO, 1909 Moreland lane. Bethesda
Md ~
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens.I

ADDING MACH. for rent and IaIe:
hand. elee; also expert service. CIR
Addressing MACHINE, Elliott elec.
Model 800. automatic plate feed
Also MIMEOGRAPH. cleo. fully
automatic. JERRY ESTES. King
AIR c0MPREssoRs. gauge. tanks,
ibuilduroEni. spray guns: $3.50 up.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.. 2473
AIR CoMPREssOR. sehram. port
able. gas driven, 40 c. 2. N. Ready
70 go. 5000. NO 7-lI97. Is
AIR COMPRESSOR, $3.50; spray.
pumps, guages. hose tanks. oIcH-
AIR N coS 1il Fl s.-ton Phiico,
like new. $50; Atwood CARPET and
liv. I'm. sofa, sacrifice OIL. 4-2477.
AIR CONDITIONER, h-h.p. room
unit. SIS. AD 2-7721-
unit; Sears sqdsaver wash. MACHINE
AIR fRa c t5Ssf5i feiSR ny h.p,, new
with thermostat control. still in
original crate. S225: 3-pc. maple
liv. rm. suite. $50; Webster wire
recorder, $50. RA. 6-4391. 1901
Longfellow Sc. nv. Apt. LOG. -
AIR CONDITIONER, 5 tons, Curtis;
I.yesr guarantee; like new; sacrifice.
AIR TX coSDIrIoNERs. new 1858
units" at terrific preseason prices
for cash buyers. PARAMOUNT CO,
22n2 Georgia ave. NV. Free parking.
AIR CONDITIONER. Philco. "a ton;
new cond.: $3.50. Ii. 3-3243. --6
AIR-CONDlTIONER, Philco., 1947
$3.50, GUTHRIE LTHo. CO.. Ma.
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BABY FURNITURE SALE

MON. go. CASH ONLY
We guarantees the lowest prices In
town on new nationally adv. mdse.
Baby cribs from Sl1;95, high chairs.
500 m stroisIs ssga 0t sFaIa shs
brands. storkline. Tnayer. KantWet,
Lullaby. Hedstrom,. TrimbIe, etc.
Compare prices. We have real values.
Small deposit viii hold your selse-
Sedar ST. NV. corner Of Blair I'd
and Cedar 81. Free parkine on lot
in rear. ia. 9-0e79- Open Mon. and
Thurs. until g. Daily. ga
BAND SAW. Craftsman 12-inch,
motor Hs and sssnd' $50. Also grinder.
slisshtly used. reasonable. OF. A.
BARBER SHOP TOOLS bowls, 2
chairs. cash register. shoe shine
stand. General Electric fan. 2905
Ga. ave. NV. DU. 7-O9I2. %
BATH TUBS, basins, toilets, new and q
CO. Ie47 Benning I'd. ne. -iG
BATHTUBS. new and, used: basins,
toilets. At lowest prices. BLOCKS.
1916 Lee hwy, ia. $500.
BED, $685. chair, Colonial. SIS; Vic
s SFiab boo sS s ss sT s5 s5 49, sots
WV H~~~@@' y =. - - D-1D ~ "AN'
BED. sgle.. maple. coil spring and
innerspring mattress, very sturdy,
$3.50; drop-leaf din, table. ::
chairs. S3O-5O; lge. trunk. like new
$40 Call RA 1894 or 10. 4
$500. 1920 Nicholson st. NV.
BED BED, Strings. 2'twin size bed
springs. fiat type: practically new:
reasonable. ~. 5-21l9
BED and springs, single: matching
night table: of white: reasonable
RA. 6-9l53 Sunday only.
BED-Sleep bed. Sl20; lounge chair
SCI: wrought iron lounge chair
SIS; floor lamp. 81: sofabed $40;
studio couch. $50. 5-piece dinette
set. $40; rug. 9xl2, SIS: Hollywood
bed. $50; Drop-leaf table, S29; s.
piece bedroom. 500; chest OF
Rear Of f5&s IND st. NV. No
BED, dbie. HOLLYWOOD: extra long; lge
Dumont TV; I0-in. Hallcrafter TV
BED; single, solid maple. incl; spring
9-S422, Monday
BED, double, Honduras crotch mahog.
franc ,Ia si onIy; perfect cond-' sacrifice.
BEDS, mahog., twin, complete with
springs and inner coil mattresses;
practically new; reasonable for quick
sale. JU, g-62o1. ii
BED FRAMES, wooden and bed legs
H0llVup0d bed o. cot mn @-EupI
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HUGO WORCH
925 G Street NV, Ma. 9-452S

and finish
HUGO WORCH
925 G Street NV, Ma. 8-452s
BICYCLE, girls, Higgins, $40. Call
after $50 am. IA. 9-551S. s37
Bic c1PiSEa d lei Ny with basket. Al
condition. Will sacrifice. NO,
BICYCLE, boys gain. Shelby, In
BICYCLE, boys % in. very eooc
cond, new coaster brakes and from
hub. S12 HA. 2-76l0.
BICYCLES-Boys' and girls, 26 in
SI5 each. LawnmoWers, IS each
Typewriters, SIS each. 1898 Rhode
Island ave. ne. in the rear. Sunday
BINOCULARS - Several pairs Al
ANTIQUE SHOP, 1888 Wisconsin
BLINDS (shuttersj: Everything in
9 .Iss4 Ru 5sE4 W LUMBE S#ya ia
BOOKS-Bookshop going out Of bust
ness: 20-50@c discount. FIRESIDE
1922 Conn. ave. NV. -6
BOOKS-Juvenlles, Alger. Henty
Nick Carter. Tom Swift Boy Scout
series: also manv early 1900 juye.
niles oL. 4,33s5.., ,-o. =.
c snd e sasgs me s cong aa G alh sgndag
BOWLING ALLEYS. 4 in good con.
dition. CHRIS YEATRAS, 1874 N
Loudoun st. Winchester, Va. Phone
BREAKFRONT. mahos. finish. rs
Call before ] pm. ia. 1881.
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BEDS, MATTRESSES
New twin-size foam mattress and bo,
/ spring tcompletel. S52.95. Dble
size, S64 .95. New twin-size Holly
| wood beds, $3.50. Used Army bunl
S2S so. compl Used 36-in. inner
spring mattresses, $685.. N. FRANZ
& son. Ala Bird st. NV. EX. 3-S974
BEDROOM SUITE. Sperti sun lamp
Westinghouse rooster: reasonable
BE6R8. SUITES Ce>. twin bed,
blond, modern; orig. $3.50. nov
va Jonas oris. 5000 now SO
BEDRM, SUITE, liy. nm. and kit
| furn, like new, call TIA 9-S271.
BEDROOM SUITE, solid maple. twir
! 9esS, T RE Seer mattress, EN-
BEDROOM. dresser, mirror and chest
Mahog.: all for S35. EN-. 3-3643
BEDROOM. twin metal beds, springs
| So pr; mahog: bureau and chest
so: antique victorian what-not
BEDROoM SET. Huntiey. blond solic
! mattress. dresser, $40: mahoeany
| breaktront. S75; crib bed with, mat
tTeSs' SD, All in excel. condition
BEDRM. FURN., maple double bed
chair. S125. RA. 3-1290.
BEDROOM SET-Modern, Beautyrest
! mattress. shown in model home
orig. S395. sac. S@25! HU. 3-s90C
BEDROOM SUITE. solid blond maple
bed. chest. vanity and mirror. bench
and night stand $50 OIL o-l4I4
BEDROOM SUITE. solid mahog.
! EEsneh o PEovincial q pcs; 3 yrs. old
BEDRM. FURN., din. table. ltv nm
| Apt rs, 2220 goth st. NV. DU. Z
BEDRM. sUITE-Dble. bed with DO.
| springs and mattress. chest o
drawers, 4-drawer dressing tabl,
and bench. DE. 2-1925.
ma mattress and springs. in excel
| SIS; enamel top table. chairs
| $3.50: gas range, apt. size, S35
6-cu, 1T. Norge refEr., S35. DU. )
BEDRooM SUITE, 5-pieee Swedish
modern, light. good condition; rea
B iHpRSle rG fR, ri f.7 i3ps manos
mirror, So. ia. s-s929. 70
BEDRM. SUITE, 5-piece complete
! rug, 9x12 with pad, 5x3 rug t
match; reas. RIA. 6-547o. IL pm.
BEDROOM SET, Ape. walnut; goot
| cond; also white enamel-top tabl,
I (seats II when opened with 4
I chairs Hemlock 4-6g06. IS
BEEF FOR DEEP FREEZE-Home
grown. corn-fed beef; half or quar-
and UrannaH
/ pound. Pleasant g-2335
! REMnIES. mana. hnG- u Rnf- rndnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

MATTRESS, box spring, Beauty Rest.
dbl: orig. $50. sac. "a price. HE
i-2t'!2 or JU. 5-6O9l.
MACHINERY MOTORS. compl plants:
spot cash. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO, ',4I3 Sherman ave. NV.
MACHINERY-Dril press, surface
grinder, metal shaper, lathe. ia,
s-I:}Il. -6
MINT CASE. dairy case. produce and
FISH case: must sell today. HE. A.
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ALUMINIUM SHEETS

4AA ~ AN444N ~ Ava ASAAA@AS - ~
New. cut-otis. various sizes. 4oc lib
ANTIQUES, Old Alexandria home fur
Individual settings. Decorator and
closed Mondays. KATHERINE RYAN
ANTIQUES. 91o Prince st. XII. s-6s31
ANTIQUES Sofa Victoria; sofa
desk: chest Of drawers, an Bede,
snd. rosewood table. S25 each. ia
ANTIo1tE rsdio-phono cabinet. roll.
top desk, lge. din. rm. table. lge
din. rm. buffet, runners. 7l2 E. Cap
ANTIQUE and used furniture. etc.
books oriental rugs: best prices
1905 K ST NV. at Wis. ave, George.
ANTIQUES, MARCH SALE - Man!
items at cost; Open Sunday after
moons. OV. 3-5512. LEE SHOP.
W, Keene Mil I'd. Springfield, Va
ANTIoUES-1Sth century Chippen
dale mahog. chest on chest. ENGLISH
Excel, cond.: orig. finish. TIE. 6-00"S
ANTIQUES, clearing home-Marint
ship lamps each SIS. Brass lamp
Excel ' cond "f Music oa ITsa go
So. stand, SIS. other items, reas
Silver-plated creamer sug. b..
knives. tblsp. CO. 5-014l.
ANTIQUES Rope bed. applewood
$50. Candelabra. brass. z holder
each. adj. arms, $50 Dining table
mahog.. triple pedestal, 40xS0 ext
500: offers acc. ia. 7-0670.
ANTIQUES. variety with lamps, Mt
tings. shades. globes. chimneys spe
cialty THE LAMP. ESQ w Broat
ST Falls Church Va
ANTIQUE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
American pine hutch and trestl
tables, and Welsh and corner cup
boards KF S-533S
and white: good condition: initiated
LCP 1929; 800. KE 6-S706.
ANTIQUE French regency chairs (e)
black and gold. with Patser Pa
medalllons. MagnifiCent. sacrifice
$500 pair RA 3-5SlT.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
" D & M WRECKING M
1912 1st ST SW LII 3-O509
OPEN DAYS A WEEK, 7:3o AM To5PM
FIR, Listed Below
PINE, Listed Below

MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED
DIRECTIONS OUT SOUTH CAPITOL ST
TO ST sW KioHI ON m TO is LEFT ON lt ST. TO 1900
IAeross the Street From Pepeos BuzEsrd Plaut)
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LIGHT PLANTS

~ ~ = III ~ Z y
single phase or 3 phase. fol
all uses; $50 80 up. Largest stock
J. H. GICHNER. 25l3 NJ st. NV.
LOCUST POSTS SALE, SI;9. Mon
Tues, We'd; AKA ) IT. 1890 Wilson
blvd, ia. 4-1234. RUCKER LUM.
Der.
LOVE SEAT. convertible. foam rubber
mattress. used 3 months. Call IA
S.1Ao1
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PIANO-ADULTS
IA piano rented to you 3 mos.
-2-Free lessons 3 mos. or music
furn.
e3-S4S pays everything. rental,
carriage both ways. all lessons and
music.
-4-s45 may apply to purchase II
you wish 10 buy. MR., PRATHER.
XII S-JfS1 Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
BUILDING MATERIALS
SALE,

OPEN DAILY. SIS: SUN. 1-B
HARRIS WRECKING co
45Oi Blue Plains S.W.
Opposite Naval Research Laborator.
II -.llAl
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MOTORS

y hip; $3.50; y h;p.. s16; a hip,
J. H. GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV,
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Private collector will sell or trade
fine pieces for the den or fireplace
Some U. S Desire Japanese arrow :
heads II 3-I6IS
Evening star., 1955-04-13

Forty-four Baptist churches of
the Washington area win con-
tinue their simultaneous evange-
listic crusade meetings tonight.
Most meetings will be held at
7:45 or 8 o'clock.
Guest speakers from distant
States will be in the pulpit of
many churches. AT Pennsyl-
vania Avenue Baptist Church the
speaker win be DIR. C. Y. Dos
sey Of Dallas. Tex, who is serv-
ing as director Of the stimuli
taneous crusade. He Is associate
director of the EVANGELISM de-
partment. Home Mission, Board,
Southern Baptist Convention.
Bangor, Me-, will be represent
ed here by DR.. Alger Geary. He
is the visiting evangelist at First
Church. Silver Spring, Md.
Other visiting ministers from
distant points include the Rev.
Max w. Morgan of Topeka.
Kans.. at Luther Rice Memorial
Church; the Rev. Ted Place of
Detroit. at Bethel Church: the
Rev. John F. Muncy of Platte
City, Mo-. at Centennial Church
Evening star., 1955-04-13

Richardson. Mrs. George Gordon
Mrs. William F. Ham and Mrs.
Gustav Stewart.
Directors renamed were Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. Genau, Mrs. Hen
derson. Horace ]. Phelps, Miss
Clara L. Borjes, Douglas R.
Phillips, Stanley johnson. Chris
A. Ebeling. jr.; Bascom N. Tim
mons. Ernest D. Roberts and
State Senator Edward s. North
rop of Montgomery County.
Injunction Planned
Mrs. Watson reiterated that
the society plans to seek an in
junction against the Animal Al
location Board of the District. if
a dog is removed from the pound
for use in medical research.
No dog has been taken from
the pound for this purpose dur
in the past week. officials said.
The board week ago allocated
transfer of unclaimed dogs from
the pound to the National Insti-
tuteS of Health, the Naval Med
ical Center at Bethesda. George
town University and Fort Bel
voir, There are now about IS
dogs at the pound.
Medical schools here obtain
dogs from commercial suppliers
and are not dependent upon the
District dog pound, a District
official said.
Evening star., 1955-04-13

WORM FOUND
GOOD TO EAT

SAN FRANCISCO up. -
Biologists have discovered a
worm that is good to eat and
is chock full of vitamins.
1t Is the palolo. a ring
shaped affair which lives in
the coral reefs of Samoa,
Fiji and other tropical Pa
ciflc islands.
A University of Hawaii
research team, Carey D.
Miller, Florence Pen and
Harold Gatty, yesterday re-
ported on it to the FEEDER
ated American Societies for
Experimental Biology.
For three day periods
from October to December
the worm comes to the sur
face to breed. Only then
can 1t be caught.
Evening star., 1955-04-13
.Hun1aneSociety
Plans Award

The new education program OF
the Washington Humane So
ciety, which includes q 5000 an
nual award for kindness to
animals. was approved by Its
membership yesterday.
Holding its 86th annual meet
ing at the Riggs National Bank,
the group also voted to give
prizes of from $40 to SIS to
school children who write the
best essays on why We Should
Be Kind to Animals"
The 500 award will be given
to the person who has per
formed the most humane act"
during the year. Awards will be
made during Be Kind TO Animals
Week, May 1T.
Mrs. Watson Reelected
Reelected president was Mrs.
Robert Watson, with Frederick
A. Genau named vice president
and Edward F. Henderson secre-
tary-treasurer.
Honorary vice presidents in
clude Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs.
Christian Heurich, Miss Barnes
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Indian Fort Knox

NEW DELHI, India R.-
India had its owp Fort Knox"
during World War II. Finance
Minister c. D. Deshmukh has
revealed that tn. Reserve Bank
of Iildia hid its gold iL the hun
dreds-oi -year-old Moghul fort at
Allahabad. The gold normally is
kept at Bombay, but the city was
considered open to sea and air
attack, About s84 million worth
OF gold was taken to Allahabad.
Evening star., 1955-04-13
A Area Baptist Churches
| Continue Crusade

and the Rev. w. Berkeley Or
mond of Casper, Wyo., at Chevy
Chase Church.
Latest attendance reports
boosted the total at services Sum
day and Monday to 57,791
Thirty-one churches reported
that 2,493 persons were at the
evening worship Monday. First
Church, Silver Spring. led with
353 present. Others included
Luther Rice, 209; Hyattsville,
100; Morningside, 157, and
Wheaton, 13i.
Evening star., 1955-04-13

million more hides were exported
than imported. This cut the do
mestic supply. but not enough to
keep hide prices from sinking
recently to a l3-year low.
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Rice Monopoly Ends

BANGKOK, Thailand. - The
Government of Fhailand plans
to end its rice monopoly and re-
turn the rice-export trade to pri-
yate merchants.
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Hide Prices Depressed

BOSTON. - Normally the
United States is a net importer
Of hides. but last year some as
Evening star., 1955-04-13
VIEWMODEL OF PROPOSED NEA Bull DING

o9fp I @ architect shows Boothby chairman
Leo Leon stGwn Of the washington Chapter Of the Aer
cation Association building Sixteenth streets NV
Evening star., 1955-04-13
Cor 'SuIes BOOMING

DNEY.-Australians bought
a record 100000 new motor
vehicles in 1854.
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Two Silver Spring
Players Defeated
In Fuirucres Golf

HOT SPRINGS, Va. Sept. 3
IP.-George Fulton. jr. of Roa-
fnoke, making a bid for his third
Fairacre golf title. faced Thomas
j. Lennon of Hot Springs today
in the second round of the
match play event.
Fulton. Thursdays medalist,
easily eliminated Albert Martin
of Covington yesterday, 6 and S.
Lennon trimmed DR.. P. r. Goad
of Roanoke. / up.
In other matches today. H. w.
Whiteside of Savannah, Ga.
went against George Kosko of
Roanoke, Billy Deemer of Blacks
burg met Wanda Carpenter
Covington, and A. M. Coiner of
Waynesboro faced John Rice of
Roanoke.
Whiteside downed Jack
Muther of Richmond yesterday,
l up. Kosko whipped Charles
Allen of Newport News. 2 up.
Deemer trimmed Paul Kosko,
Georges twin brother, 8 and /,
and Coiner defeated Tony Nc
Gowan of Silver Spring, Md, 4
and 2.
Carpenter advanced by crush
ing Jack Rumsey, a fellow
townsman, 8 and 8. and Rice
took / up decision from Steve
Comings of Silver Spring.
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Jack Muhun,
Texas Aegie
Greet, browns

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Sept. 8
B.-Jack Mahan, 81, one of
the all-time greats of Southwest
Conference football and a 1920
IOlympics team member. is dead.
Mahan, who starred on the
great Texas AIM teams of
I1919-1920 and for years was an
official in the Southwest Con-
ference, drowned while fishing
on a lake 6 miles southeast of
Gainesville. When Mrs. Mahan
returned to the lake after a
lmomentary absence. Mahan was
missig. His cap was floating on
the lake.
The waters were dragged and
Mahan's body found. The hook
lof his fishing line was caught
lin a shoe lace, leading to specu-
lation that he fell from a small
earthen dam while trying to
ldisentangle his line.
| Mahan had been in poor
health for five or six years and
had not worked since serving
las a vocational agricultural
teacher here after World War
III. He was star fullback on
1.-THE great teams Dana K. Bible
produced at AIM in 1919 and
1920.
Mahan also was a star in
track and field. excelling at
Throwing the iavelin. He was
On the United States olympicS
team of 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
Andrews Girls Win
Army SoftbuII Title

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE
Fla. Sept. 3 (P),Andrews All
Force Base of Washington, D. C..
won the Air Forces worldwide
Yomen's softball title last night
on Grace Elby's no-hit. 10 VIC
tory over Barksdale Air Force
Base Of Shreveport, La.
The winning run came in the
fourth inning when Miss Elby
went to second on an error, took
third on another error and came
home on an overthrow 10 home
plate.
Barksdale's pitcher gave up
only three hits. Miss Elby had
a double and a single and Jean
Howell got single for Andrews.
The no-hitter capped a drive
that brought the Andrews team
through the worldwide play
offs unbeaten.
Bsrksdaie 600 600 90 9
Andrews 600 100 x-1 3 G
Browning and ArborEsst: Elby anc
Howell.
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Operation to Keep Swaps
Idle at cost 3 Months

CHICAGO. Sept. 3 (P).-A de-
cision to operate has dispelled
any lingering hopes Of a rub
Der match" meeting between
Nashua and Swaps. Swaps
owner, Rex Ellsworth. announced
yesterday that his 3-year-old
colt must undergo the foot OPP
Grafton.
Ellsworth said Swaps win be
forced out of competition for at
least three months and that he
will try to have the big chestnut
son Of Khaled-Irong Reward
ready for the Santa Anita meet
ing in California in January.
But even that is only prob
ability" he added. I'VE will have
to see how his foot responds to
treatment"
Belair Studs Nashua was
never headed in handing Swaps
his defeat by 6la lengths in
Wednesdays 100000 match
race at Washington Park.
Swaps injured the foot early
in his sophomore career, prior
to any Of his major 1855 races,
and Tenney had protected the
Isoftness by placing a piece OF
leather under the foot before
mailing on a new shoe.
Before surgery can be per-
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FIoyds May Score
Grand Slam Wins
In Stute Tourney

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 3 fP),
The father-daughter team OF
Don Floyd and Donna Floyd
shaped up today as a threat for
grand slam honors in the. State
tennis tournament.
The Arlington duo battled
their way into today's semifinals
with hard-earned triumphs yes
terday.
Floyd, an unranked starter
scored the days top surprise by
knocking off second-seeded Gene
Wash of Richmond, 60. Ga.
Floyd was eliminated by the
same Mr.. Wash last year.
Floyd will meet the winner of
the Ed Phillips-Sam Wright
match in the semifinals.
In the women's division, a.
year-old Donna Floyd faced Mrs.
Barbara Cage of South Boston
in one semifinal while top-seeded
Mary Slaughter of Charlottes-
Vile met Mrs. Raymonde Jones
of Fort Eustis.
In yesterdays quarterfinals,
Donna dumped Mrs. James Russ
of Richmond 6-1, rs, and
Miss Cage downed Mrs. Margie
Underwood of Charlottesville
CO. e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
By JOSEPH KELLY
Star Racing Editor

MAYS LANDING, N. j., Sept.
3.-Jockey Eddie Arcaro. who
costarred with Nashua in We'd
inesday's match race, will be the
feature attraction here today as
he rides Clifford Mooers' Traffic
Judge. the favorite against nine
3-year-old rivals in the SIS. 900
added Ventnor Turf Stakes.
On paper. the Ventnor does
not figure to be as easy for
Traffic Judge as the match event
proved to be for Nashua. Traffic
Judge will tangle with Star
Rover, the New England cham
pion, owned by Mrs. Irving
.Gushen; Breckenridge Longs
Westward Ho. winner of the
Kent Stakes: Craigwood Stables
Craigwood and Gee M. Cohen's
Chuck Thompson.
+ Star Rover, who has won eight
OF 10 starts, including the Rock
lngham Invitation. the Select
and Lamplishter Stakes, lines up
as the horse to beat. Only last
week, the gray colt took a Z
'fudlong allowance dash here in
Impressive fashion, beating West
ward Ho.
Traffic Judge has won two
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Lenny Moore
Thinks Wuy
Back on Team

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa
Sept. 3 R).-Lenny Moore, Penn
State University's ground-gain-
ing great, has passed course
in logic and scientific thinking.
So today he's ready to cogitate
about giving the Nittany Lions
opponents fits this fall as back
bone Of the team.
Last years No. 2 ground-gainer
in the country gained full rein
statement to the university yes
terday after he successfully
completed the course. It gave
him passing grades in four
summer courses. just what he
needed TO qualify for football.
Coach Rip Engle said he'd
sleep a little easier" now that
it's all over.
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Leaders:
WOMEN'S GOLF

Mrs. George Maksim was the
class A winner on ladies' day at
Congressional yesterday with an
IS minus 8 handicap for a net
II.
Mrs, J. w. Flatley was the
class B winner. 98-19-79, with
Mrs. j, B. Kelley low in class c
with 1l7-34-83. Mrs. Vern
johnson won low puts with 90.
Congressional women golfers
are qualifying for their club
championship. with the medal
tests to run through next week.
Mrs. Charles Egenroad was
the low gross winner at Wash.
ington G&CC with an "a.
Net winners, in order, were
Mrs. H. r. Lady, whose son won
the club junior title the previous
day. 86-7-79: Mrs. j. j. Corson,
88-7-8l; Mrs. Thurston FUR,
l07-24-83; Mrs. J. E. Richards,
l06-23-83; Mrs. J. Angten,
108-24-84. and Mrs. E. x. Muir
ply, 102-l8-84.