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TV, Tin. RCA. $50

Tv, 17-IN. RCA, $50
others at S25. DUPONT. 1915 18th
NV. AID. 4-a636. 10 am. to 10 I'M
every day,
TYPEWRITERs Ill, SOS for lot
1888 RHODE Island ave. ne; in
r TsPF SsnasE on HsM executive. rs sn..
HARRYyp a fsfsssRs 81 cSpd 1 st. sI noe
TYPEWRITER. uNDE wo o Is
$45., Also Rem. and Victor, SIN
R Me'. ~ 9th 7.i i99t; Sum- Po. 2-s5s7i
l432 Park I'd. NV, End a, CO. 5.
TYPEWRITER, Port. Corona. re.
cond.; $3.50; guaranteed. CIRCLE
rffrw fth sf TN I'm PE 1Ta5a era,
model; No, l bold face, l2-in. car
riage; $3.50. RE. 7-054S.
T aSS p sCSd c SRau $500 e,S sEc1E ;
TYPEWRITER, Underwood noiseless
Al cond.: S45. incl. metal type
writer stand. JE. 4-00g4.
TYPEWRITER, l.. c.. Smith ono.
for for ss sSo q best offer ME. s-alel
TYPEwRfTERs-New portables; BIZ
cash discounts. liberal trade-in Al
Buy where You Get Geryiee."
TYPEWRITER, Royal, late once
E :ss s7 Ts' si.y n; sss af H;s
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Refrigerators
GE, Frigidaire. Guar. Del, SIC Or
BLOCKS
1918 BALTIC. Ave, Mr.. Peace Cross
1746 Lee Hwy, Mr.. Key Bridge
Free Delivery. IA. $4,000

Free Delivery. IA. $500
RETRO, gas seryel, calorie GO,
R l1ssi Excel; ,, c3nd; tn; 2;1s6s;
cond.: $50. JU. 9.1S39.
REFGR.: Servel gas t6), excel. cond.
m sSS Rsen D,d TsDlff LIS By cleo t'
fred". s ; 800 H S M NJ num-
ssuppeergrade. never fred. S125. ia
RING, iady's black cultured pearl
gold setting. Call AID. 2-I787.
Westinghouse, cleo, with
roller table; peri. cond.; reas. DE
ROULETTE WHEEL, se-,n. M prSfes.
siSp'' w Sc s-s zsssllsn' condition ss
q inches BY IS inches: beautifuiis
sgoand. Hp. 's-14499a. 0'"ek - eask'
RUG, Early American. braided
ia oiEfie J1 1va 5.s sSss over $500; mos
soss: cost siSo. sell S' SIS. '5 81
RuGS@Diplomat selling . rabris,
Oriental rugs. 9x12. $500: sxi2
600. O. best reasonable offer
RUGS, Oriental t2), ex12 with
. pads. S35 ca: 2x5. 3x5, 4x5. Sc
each. RA. 6-i610.
RUG, Karastan, 9x12, like new
Sacrifice. $40. tn. 2-O01S.
RUG. fine Persian. 4'x6la', S65. Gut.
tar, Hwn.. Al cond. Imari plate
ME, 8-0540. Apt. 93l.
white goat hair. about 4x7. KE. q
1857.
sxl0 with pad. 2 run.
ners, 20 inches by 10 It. All are
forest green with scroll pat; SOS
EN-. 2-20SS.
RUGS--Karastan. 9x12. almost new
Al Grade; genuine Oriental, 4Haa
10. S35 so. 5-5115.
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PIANOS
SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE

SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE
We have bought the entire stool
GIN new var ana y sSS pianos OF Must
up to 500 Of. Fine selection O
spinets, consoles, apartment up
rights and grands. Many famoui
makes. Your golden opportunity II
purchase a new or used piano a
Tremendous savings. Terms low a
Thurs, Friday. Monday till 8. Othe
days till g.. SILVER SPRING PIANO
CO. s57 Pershing dr., JU. 9-633S
r sfss sa4g ss sRsll % go f5spa1
PIANO MART. lois 7th st. NV
PiANOS-coMPLETE SELECTION o
rebuilt Steinway Strands, variet,
of sizes and finishes. Exception
ally attractive prices for this weel
only CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
g %aShinst9 On :. exclusive steipEaGi
PIPE. galv., black. copper, cast iron
74f Lee hwy, ia. $500,
POCKET and billiard tables. SUP
plies. poker tables and games. ten
PiS tass sand s seceSs i CON-
co. $40 9th st. NV. 81. S-47ii
PONY SADDLE-Practicaily new
PORCH FuRSTTU re-. rs to Eide RSi
| with cushions. S25: sprine chair
SO; lounge with cushions. $25
, EN-; 2,S4sS; .ry,,r ,
SNsS Yorker $3.50. Call K1
IRINTTNG--Proof press, arc lights
litho chemicals; 4, s, IA ply ant
sulfite paper. Duplimats, Mimeo
scope. Collator. NE. S-f22l.
PROTECTOR. Revere, new, Smm. SIS
also accessories for Rollifiex Pan
ora Srsma ,d head Filters, Rolleikin
PuMPs0Deep and shallow well eel
lar pumps lowest price. BLoCK's
i746 Lee hwy ia $4,000
PUMP. shallow well. good condition
$40. Also 3-piece liv. rm. set witt
slip covers. $50. CIR. 3-3364.
PUMPS, shallow we'll good condition
good buy for $50. LU 2-03O3.
PUMPS I,ldIn ,t 81 80 up; ,I Bring US ySp
| co. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
RADIO. new Navy; sending and re
| ceiving; complete with spares, gen
orator Limited supply. GICHNER
2513 NJ st. NV.
RADIO. transoceanic portable. goo
condition: has new battery: SAC
! RA. 3-S979.
RADIO. Capehart, AMIN tune
and amplifier: Capehart speaker
$50 cash takes all. EN-. 2-7S94
ELECTROMAGNETIC for quic
sale and guaranteed. Zenith Trans
oceanic for speed TN comb. Bentii
AM-FM. Other radios, S6.95 w
Radio Phonos. S12.95 UP. Cabinet
/ and other parts to build your owr
! AID. 2-5252. 1914 18th st. NV
RADio-HI-Fi, super-sonax. TBS
i Tweeter, with cross-oyer and levt
! control. S25; Stevens l6-in. WOOF
=! Err, SIS; Western Electric T2S-E
l2-in. speaker. S35. OIL. 1851.
RADIO HI-FI 12-inch Universit
Diffusicone speaker in bass-refie
cabinet, S25. so. S-S560.
RADIO-FM TUNER. Heath. new. per
feet, SEQ. Call OIL. 1929
RADIO; Zenith Trans-oceanis
912 d st. NV.
RADIO, Gonset. super -ceiver wit
/ conv., Harvey Wells light plan
receiver. OIL. 4-2321.
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MOL i LII 1 II 1LOU
Sacrifice, excel cond.. must sci
today. 10. S-S767.
MODEL AIRPLANES, AZ type .04f
motors. not used. All for SIS
Punching bag and board, 50. EN-
MoffoRs, u hip, So so: also a. /
., 3. s, and 10 hip. Lowest prices
GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
MOTORS. electric. l hip, 8 phase
like new, SIS each, IA. S-l673.
MOTORS changed while you wait
extra factory duplicate GE, West.
inghouse, Delco. all others: cas-,
requirements on household anc
comml. equip. Do-it-yourself on oul
low prices; parking. ELECTRIC
EQUIP CO.. 2473 Sherman ave
MOVIE CAMERA, s-mm. roll flm
Keystone. Case. Excel. cond., $40
or trade for 7x50 binoculars. OIL
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs, fles
typewriters, add, machs.. -calcula
tors, etc. CIRCLE. 741 18th NV
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MANIKIN, women's. blond; head
arms. feet; used e months; bes
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS
double extra long; best offer. ia
MAYTAG washing machine. Periec
condition S25 1887 Monroe st
NV. AID. 2-TSS9
MEAT CASES, walk-in coolers. al
sizes. dairy cases. frozen food cases
beer coolers, refrig. prod. cases, Or.
counters, scales, slicers, registers
choppers, tenderizers, compressor!
OF all sizes new and used in stock
1mmed. delivery, selling cheap, com
pare prices, cash or terms. Become
PRICE conseious-buy from PRICE
REFRIG; co, 1920 Ga, ave. NV.
MEMS CLOTHING STORE FIX.
TURES, single cases or whole lot
MEMS SUITS. sport coats; summer
clothing. DE. 2-l552..
MIMEOGRAPH, auto. feed. excellent
cond., special low price, $40. TEND
LER's PAWNBRoKERs SALES Co.
913 D st. NV, RE, 7-35S3.
HiIMEOGRAPH MACHINES, AE
Dick Model 90; Alb Dick Mode
% mimeograph; both recond. OV
MiiMaTESosGaRApH machine. new, neye.
used, With accessories, sos, Can
MiMEOGRAPHs t4, A. B Dick.
cleo. model 100: sold new for $500
each: will take 5000 each as Is.
CENTRAL, 2O19 14th ST. NV HU.
3-512l. -2T
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COLUMBIA EXCHANGE
1882 Col. Rd. NV. DU. 7-9s6s
TUXEDO, full dress. and morning
coat; sizes 40-42; hand tailored;
new condition DI. 7-7901 wkdays
cond.:, reas. AID. 4-1129.
TV. Di-pole antenna. S12; maple
tables, low price. Ii. 4-1O72.
TV and radio testing equipment;
with parts, tubes, manual and TV
and radio chassis. 10. 4-7S47.
Tv-17-in. blond Admiral console,
built-in radio; good condition: S35.
1921 M st. NV, Apt. 1903.
Tv-17-inch Admiral, blond, console
with doors. excel. cond. sos or best
offer. JU. S-3S3S.
TV--Hslicfafter, 17-in. mahog. table
med, Coed &C, cond. Must SELL $50.
Tv-westinehouse. 14-in. mahoe
table model. Excel. cond. Sacrifice,
$40. UN. 4-0l43.
Tv. 16-inch westinshouse. S35; new
Sanntenn ss.SS $40; radio-phono, $50
Tvs vs.. rsssS2i .,s.as and 2e Up;
Ssaetn Omen In pd to "a ,a n ss
.Tv-RADiO-PHONO COMB. 17.inct
tel, fully automatic Motorola; ex,
Gel. condition; S99.95. RIA. 3-0647
Tv SETS-S1O UP-Cabinets ano
other parts to build your own. Oper
Sunday. 8 to 2 PM, 1914 18th st
NV, AID. 2-5252. -25
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BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penn;
sylvania ave. NV, ST. 3-669S.
CAMERAS. MOVIE EQUIP. = Cast
for top quail torig. cost $50 Il
CAMP ITEMS-Scout troop limited
funds, needs canvas tentage, used
lumber for summer camp. will col
lect large amounts scrap paper
COINS. autographs letters. Stang
collec gold old pistols HOBBY
SHOP 141S Wis ave. AID 2-1272
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip.
ton; gold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK 614 18th st. n "
DRAFTING TABLES full siSt
tables. light table. Also some
drafting equip. RE. 7-S515.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy al
kinds Of good. used furniture; tor
prices. IA. $3.50. We do moving
FURNITURE Contents odd. pieces
glass and bric-a-brRc Buying anC
selling so years. Original HOP.
WOOD's. Sth and X SITS. NV. ME
observation-disclosures, heaters
ranges, refgrs. ACME STOVE 4
FURNITURE. Ma SrS952.
FURNITURE WANTED, any Quan.
tity; immediate removal; pay cash
ST. 3-S546 after 1 nm
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OFFICE
FURNITURE
SPECIAL NOTICE!

Oh CI4AL No1 NE!
During the past week we
have purchased large guam
titles of good, used office
furniture direct from Wash
ington offices. We have an
excellent selection, of desks
chairs, bookcases, file cabi-
nets, safes, card files, and
many other "hard-to-find'
items.
COME IN AND BROWSE
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
Business Furniture
Sales
600 yds, east of Center Mkt. City,
472 L ST. NV.
ME. 8-1586
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OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE

SPECIAL PURCHASE
TRADE-INS
30 g, p. TYPIsT DESKS, SIS
D, :: TYPEWRITER DESKS. SEQ
$4,000 STOCK NEW AND USED
OFFICE FURNITURE, RECONDI.
TONED. OFFERED AT SACRIFICE
PRICES: SAVINGS ZIP TO 75a.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO
500 New York Ave. NV.
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oy tIIs r Psfr s: i 511t G Sssd Dyiss
Apply Sale Conn. ave. n.ws. tc
OVEN. WESTINGHOUSE, portable table
ana srill: excellent cond,. Ieas
ia. 9-1S3l. Us
PAINTINGS, orig, oils BY HOWELL
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WAR SURPLUS
CLOSEOUTS-NEW-USED

10000 OTHER BARGAINS
j. H. GICHNER
2513 M ST. NV Elk 3-3527
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Mail Order Business

Stock. machinery, tools, radios,
patent and inventions, worth 5000.
On account of sickness, sacrifice
81 500. AID 4-S172.
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BEDROOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
Furniture Bought
ABBOTT d LANDoN. EN-. 2-e677
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AaeKINNoN.s scoTTy PUPS. Axe
mo. IN MARYLAND. sP. 1865
PA
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CHINCHILLAS

Fat spring lambs. Weighing 35 "a
so lbs. Reasonable price. Middleburg,
fVa.) 1928. -25
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ia. 8-9185 AFTER 7 PM
DAY OR NIGHT
DISTANCE NO OBJECT
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30
FRENCH POODLE, miniature. with
papers; excellent pedigree; ~
months; housebroken; $50. Tu.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, Axe, male. s
mos, all shots, housebroken. good
disposition. Reas. tn. 2-5312:
PUPPIES. German shepherd.seo
collie, mixed: strong and healthy:
ideal pets; $3.50. RA. 3-S505.
POODLEs, miniatures. 8 wks.; S35
and S45: sire and dam reg. in
German Poodle Club. LII. 4-4a31.
BEAGLEs. registered PUBS. 3 mos.
and older; Also older dOss. seas.
EASTER fRSaBBITs make excellent
pets. Crescent 3-O084. --26
|POODLES. miniatures, black; srand-
sons Pulaski Masterpiece of N. Y.
Axe; S1s9:$i7S: JU. 9-6s26. --26
3 mos. old: al shots; excel. con-
formation and disposition; point
ing b fins styls. 10. e-67<s. -2s
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SADDLE RACKS, 81. 80
stable Supplies-Saddles
EASTER LANES IS,

VA. HEREFoRp AssocrAT1oN
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DE SOTO AZ 4-door sedan; private
party, must sell. $95- JU. 9-39O5,
after 8 pm.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

USED TRUCKS, AL. Hi-value used
trucks, all models. makes and sizes
See our selection before you buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, 9Ol
Bladensburg I'd ne. Ii, 7-4300
CHEVROLET '5e acton pickup
heater, equipped, ready to work
SEQ. HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash. I
Oldest Ford Dealer, TIA Vernon
ave- NV. AID, $4,000. Open ewes
til 0. sat. til s.
GMC 1856 2is-ton model $40; nat
steel dump bed ~ feet long. As
good as new 1900 actual miles.
Phone Dunkirk $4,000.
1D47 INTERNATIONAL ia ton, van
body: excellent cond.. must sell Dy
Sunday VIII. 6-b606.
GARWOOD Packer 1947 Interna-
tional. can be seen at CasperS ga
rage. 39th and BladensburR rd..
Coimar Manor Nd. WA. 7-0441.
GMC 1851 acton pickup: resl
nice truck; ready for work. AMMAN
DALE MOTORS (across from Sale
way. CT. 6-17OO, Annandale, Va,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. '4e Postmaster 2-dr.: r., h..
orig. paint, good tires: excel. transp.
$50 or best offer. AP. 7-3693.
CHEW. IS Bel Air 2-dr,: standard
trans, 7. and b.; 2-tone finish; excel.
cond.: S1,2o6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-30
AUTOS FOR SALE Gent,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

III End st. NV. ST. 3-26OO
CADILLAC 80 Limousine: w.-w. tires.
power windows, glass partition I:
excellent condition; many extras.
SACRIFICE, S1.40U. Call Elk. Be-
1900.
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GARAGES
rRAlLtRs
STRE,.AMLITES

Dec. 2nd viii be 5 wonderful yrs
Of handling Streamlite homes. Our
business has increased greatly each
year. In '56 We sold over 100 Stream
lites We would like to exceed that
can purchase q brand-new Stream
lite ranging from 80 foot to 45 foot
Almost at your own price,. We arr
ing { give discount on al mobiles
end Ice. discounts on q few. II would
Iay you il you are interested OF
home TO visit US and see the many
Mobiles we have on display for you
Spend your Christmas IN the beauti-
ful new Streamlite. We are accept
ing furniture traileTs and automo-
biles IN trade. Buy or trade nov
COLES MOBILE HOMES. U 8. /,
Baltimore and WASHINGTON blvd, 4
miles north Of Laurel.
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TRUCKS coz SALE

FORD 1850 half-ton panel: rebuilt
motor, new brakes, good running;
S295. Call RE. 6-4073.
CHEVROLET 1854 Suburban carry
all with end gate: green. heater. de-
| froster: IN new-truck condition: only
S1.095.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-9OO1 Open TIL $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-30

WE NEED CARS, station wagons,
pickups. WOLFE MOTORS. 1901
Wisconsin ave. NV, FE. 3-4042
N. Q. DEALERS pay TOP dollars for
cars. wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS,
l4th and r. l. ave. ne. AID. 4-0444.
PLYMOUTH l950-52 SUB
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CHEVROLET 1855 station wagon;
original owner; equipped; S1,45O or
best ofier. Call ia. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1855 Delray YES epe. /:
ermine white, everglade green;
poWerglide, heater. turn Signals
all-vinyl interior; q 1-owner value
az only S1.4g5. CONVICTION MO-
TOR CO.. INC. 1901 Wis. ave.,
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 2-9200.
CHEVROLET '5b Bel Air 2-dr. VS.;
powerglide, power brakes, heater,
other extras; low mileage, perfect
condition: diplomat owner. OIL. q
O001
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CHEVROLET '53
BEL AIR SEDAN

lcHEy: 20 brilliant PEI Ar 2-door
This loW-mileage beauty has the
de luxe green interior, heater, and
many other extras. Is 10 yours for
LnIIAn See NJ Wnrl
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MCKEE PONTIAC ;

4LxC1AGG I OlN 461N
"PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
10th and Z SITS. NV. ST. 3-110s
CHEW. $50 s2lO" 2-dr. sedan; blue
and ivory: Pc, r. and b.. back-uT
lights; low mileage: FIRST owner
Sl,700. OIL. 6-3440
CHEW. 10 de luxe 4-door; fulls
equipped; this car is in brand-neW
cond. Come quick. this car wont
be here for long: only $345. Safety
tested for your protection. PAUL
BROS. (OLDSl. Wis. and Elhcoti
st. NV, IKE. 7-130S.
CHEW. 81 styleline de luxe 2-dr
gray, r. and h.: clean and well
keptE S495. IA. 4-213U.
CHEW. ,'53 de luxe 4-door sedan
ivory: has q beautiful blue. interior;
radio. heater See this outstanding
buy today, S945. See Mr.. Work.
StOhlnaaI1 Chevrolet
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TRUST NOTES FOR SAILS


10 BUY. SELL OR PLACE 2nd trust
notes FAST. call THE TRUST NOTE
EXCHANGE. NE, S-4057.
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TRAILERS tconl.l
81 FEET
Jack Blair

! Maryland's Largest Spartan Dealer
White Plains, Nd. West 4-4d71
rs Mi. s, Of WASHINGTON on Rte. 3Ol
Miles South Of Waldorf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28
By DICK SLAY

Reports from Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. Saturday that the Belle
vile. N. J. High School crew
snapped an oar while losing the
National rowing championship
ito George Washington High
somewhat dumbfounded GW's
delegation on their return to
Old Dominion Boat Club yester-
day 70 the cheers of 500 sup
porters.
IF anyone lost an oar it was
u.s." Julian Whitestone, CIV
coach, exclaimed. Our No. Z
man, Chuck Torpy, lost his oar
with about a quarter-mile to
go and I almost fell in the
river. But he made a beautiful
recovery. 1t was awfully rough
water but he missed only one
stroke.
"Belleville may have broken an
oar, but talked to their coach
iafterward and he didn't say a
thing about it.
| Another thing" Whitestone
continued. ''we won by open wa
ter, not just a quarter of length,
There was about nine feet of
open water"
Bad Conditions
GW'S eight-oar shell thus won
the feature of the annual School
boy Rowing Association Regatta
flor the second time in five years,
and if there was anything to
mar the day, it was the bad
rowing conditions.
1.-THE water conditions were the
same as at the Stotesbury Cup
(the week before)." Whitestone
said. I'D say even worse.
Strong tide and strong head
wind.
Eve rowed down around 33
(strokes per minute) until the
last quarter-mile. We got off
to a pretty good start and I think
we led all the way down the
course. Our boat wasn't much
ahead but after the half-mile
mark we began to move out"
Compares Crews
! In comparing his current crew
with the 1854 champions from
CIV. Whitestone says, Just as
good if not better. The crew
two years ago had a little more
experience and was little big
Iger."
| The coxswain, little Mel Fort
ney. had the distinction of &C
cepting a National championship
trophy for the third year in
row. He coXSwained the CIV
Junior four-oar shells which won
that event in 1854 and last year.
The quartet of oarsmen out of
that 1855 four went into the
senior eight shell this year, row.
ing the No. /, 2, and stroke
positions. They were Dave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-28
WON BY OPEN WATER
CIV No. 7 Crewmun Lost
Oar, But Only One Stroke

IBurks. Bill Dalkins. Torphy and
Jimmy Stewart. in that order.
The rest of the boatload, never
changing from the start of the
season. was Gene Gardner, Allan
Burks, Bill Dalkins, Torpy and
Robertson. "Never coached a bet
ter bunch" Whitestone COM
Imented on the combination.
While taking bows for his VIC
tory in the double SOULS at the
same regatta. Coach Charlie
Butt of Washington-Lee High
lchimed in today that he regards
iGW'S present senior eight as
superior to the 1854 champions.
In 1854 we could catch the CIV
eight-we did it in the Stotes-
bury. But we couldn't do it
this year." Butt said.
The WI double won for the
second time also. defeating by
four lengths the Blessed Sacra-
ment of New York double which
nipped WI by two feet in the
StoteSbury. The other year for
WI in this event was 1852.
Butt explained that the school
bought a new double last sum-
mer and it was decided to put
more emphasis on the event. Bob
ByrnS, a senior with three years
experience in SOULS. was chosen
for the bow position and Bob
Mcmillan. junior, volunteered
! for the other seat. Their only
official competition was in the
Stotesbury and the Nationals
but they apparently didn't suf-
| fer from lack of experience.
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LEAGUE LEADERS

.nston. II: Gernert. Boston: Lopez.
Kansas City. and Bauer. New York. 9.
STOLEN BASES---Kuenn. Detroit. 6;
Busby,. Cleveland. 81 Jacobs. Kansas
City, 4: Jensen. Boston: Phiiley. Chi
eago. and Mantle. New York. 3.
PITCHING biased on > decisionsl--
Brewer, Boston: Lemon, Cleveland. and
Ford, New York. 81. .S57; Pierce.
Chicago, 81, S33: Wilson. Chicago
WYNN. Cleveland; Kucks, New York,
|STGIKE0UTS-Score. Cleveland. 81:
Pascual, Washington. ~: Pierce Chi
cago ~; Wynn, Cleveland. 40; Ford.
New York 30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Chased on ~ at hats)--Long.
PITTSBURGH, .419; Repulski. st. Louis.
;39l Bruton, Milwaukee. 1853; Walls,
Pittsburgh, .356; Boyer, ST Louis, .353.
St. Louis. rs: Moon
st. Louis, -: Long, PITTSBURGH, and
Boyer, st. Louis, 26; Musial, st. Louis,
RUNS BATTED " Long. Pittsburgh,
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King Beats Deody
In Kurver Mile

READING. Pa. May % (P.--
George King, dethroned as IC-4A
two-mile champion Saturday
bounced back yesterday to out
race a classy nine-man field in
the eighth annual Karver Mile
held at st. Lawrence Stadium.
The New York University sem
iors winning time was 4:16.8
over a track that was slow and
soggy after an all-night rain and
intermittent showers throughout
the day.
Joe Deadly, former Georgetown
star, finished two yards back,
with Horace Ashenfelter third,
Bill AShenfelter fourth and Ed
Mather fifth.
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By the Associated Press

BATTING biased on 70 at batsl-Man-
tie, New York, .424: Maxwell. De-
Vernon, Boston. .344: Kuenn, Detroit
.342.
New York, Al: Bauer,
New York, 30; Lopez, Kansas City. and
SIeyers. Washington. 80: Yost, Wash
ington. 2S.
RUNS BATTED IN-Mantle. New York
q, ,Berra. New York. "a; Slevers.
Washington. 32: Simpson, Kansas
HlTS--Mantie. New York. 50; Kuenn
Detroit, 30: Goodman. Boston, As: Tut
t!e: Detroit. and Berra. New York. IL
DOUBLES--kuenn. Detroit. IL: Good
Boston: Lollar, Chicago. and Courtney
Washington. q.
TRIPLES-Jensen. Boston. and Run
ton. 8: thirteen players tied with 3
HOME RUNS-Mantle. New York. n:
Berra. New York, IL: Sievers. Wash
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80; Boyer, ST. Louis, 81; Musial, ST.
Louis, 80; Jablonski. Cincinnati, ~;
Moon, St. LOUIS, 70.
HiTS-Long, PITTSBURGH, 81; Boyer. st.
Louis, 80; Moon, st, Louis, Al; Temple,
Cincinnati. 40; Snider, Brooklyn, and
Ashburn, Philadelphia, 3S.
D0UBLES-Furillo. Brooklyn. IL: Bell,
Cincinnati, 10. Dark, New York. 8;
Long and Walls. Pittsburgh, 4.
1RIPLES-Bruton, Milwaukee. G: Mays.
New York, 8; Aaron, Milwaukee, and
Walls. Pittsburgh. 4, Musial. st.
Louis, s.
HOME RUNS-Long, Pittsburgh, 10.
Post Cincinnati. IL. Banks, Chicago.
and Boyer, st Louis. 10: Kluszewski
ana Jablonski, Cincinnati. and Thomas.
Pittsburgh, ..
STOLEN BASES--Mays, New York. q:
Moon, st. Louis, Z; Clemente. Pitts
burgh, and Blasingame. ST. Louis. 4 i;
Robinson, Brooklyn 3.
PITCHING biased on decisions
Lawrence. Cincinnati. so. LOCO:
combe. Brooklyn fi-3, CO.,; Craig