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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT
OFFICES. siupIos 10, arnI

LAW 0FFIcK--spaeieus, lnxuFi-
ously furnished. Tor administrative
huler; new Conn. ave. nuileires
Services, Box I23-A. Star
aaa FLooh. scsI 7 Is. n:v--a
Sc pRRsLss RI RS ne n inigss' "a s.saos 81 soss
DoWNT0WN-leth sT.-end- -fioor.
alf-sond. once suite With eutleek
On 18th 81. 5 rms, or about i.1O0
-. q. Convenient location 81 .
ian. ia. A. c. HouoHfoE 4
SON. nc. itIN II 81 nv. Di.
1-e057: ewes, OF, e-Q414
sILVER sPRlNG-WuRATON - Of
iiees fer rent: some ineinding ian.
a ssnsl.s sim rsnsins raa irsm Ss.Snino ssS psr mo
Iarrs suites also sgaiiahie. CHEZ
~ kELLER, RssiioF. 10. j.
Fon LAWYER on ACCOUNTANT
Nicely furn. once In iawyer's
wasS. ss'si slss ssIs'es cs 81 SSns s!sss Sss.'d IN
$50 AND UP--Lafss bright rooms.
suitable fer atudioa o. tradesmen:
apply $40 y 81, NV, I'm. 10.
:. O00-0, 600 SO. FT. in convenient
loeation. Ideal space for contractor
or small sales organ. Plenty Of
pafking. reaA. rental Call Mr.. Braf-
ford. ewes. He. 4-4257.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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HOUSES wAnfIn 70 Duy

All CAen, TOP pQllARs--n c.
81 neaFoy Nd -Qnltk action, st
a-a;lsO wa 1-o3ga.
NODEnR, clean. 7 or 8 esdEeem
home w N.e, ~ nearhH ~ 0eolRes
csy, HeyE ,s's syn, SAe1 " ahs
sP0f CASH er ylll sell-Ispl tlf
JovicfoR 6ickty kf s.stso
INvEsTon ieokine ieg homes .
Win pay ail cash, 9f a.0ole,
|nKi.Ax, LIT Us aELh F0pn MONT
we have . lone .llnl Of on4llleQ
purchasers available ioT desirable
homes In Amefican y, park. BE.
lhesda, chew chass. Nd. 10, spg
and MI Vernon, Va, from Stks0no
M Elesse eall nQNoIW u.
MlnsIQE 4 CO., 700 ie'h a.
4 p iS4l, iSB TARy.,AHB kN' g.gl...
BUpEKY PAYs ALI CASH
III s:.stSS Va S:tsll
SPOT CASH
poP nome o. Trust Note
cox 4 90, tNc RI. s-tess
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L0rs, ACREAGE WANTED

VA. LISTINGS NEEDED
FARMs=-LoLs- s--AcRk 49,.
AgHLEY'e REALTY ~. 3-40e3
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OUT.0r.T0Wn REAL ESTATE

50 ACREs-Deslrable farm. near
Roarine Gap Church. North Caro-.
Ira, two houseal y room1 and
4 rooms; 81 acres cleared; 10
wooded; acres permanent mas.
ture. AID. 2-0o02, after . pm.
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BUICK '53
OLMSTEAD OLDS

sSsSls :ssinD.d de BUY luxe nov sdSSd SsSSd .ss. .sl',
Rssgiar ssSS value. sale priced
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REAL EsTAYI LOANS
lcoNfINUtDl

vIHsT Ann sEcQNp . InnsI
RKALTf SQ fslGota 1891 Q
PLENTY FUNDS AvAIlA, lat OF
and mortaaoa. "a. e.2aO3 OF IA
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4sos wis ave Ave " W. SlssmpSI. srrvIfi g. NV,
!:aII:;' !ssII;s.si 'sfbo5. HEIE'is; II. is;.siESS.'
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AUf0MoBILEs ron sALI lAARkAADllKE

ANGLIA, 40 mIlss per ssllonl Ne
% JOHN diStoRp Mo1pRs .
AUSTIN Sk6 A-A0 tsdF. sedan; 2,
inish: real clean thfousheuti
sasssSsS ySla Isl psaIssi Z fAsPfi i4 ysrSShI yEssS
ave NV An 1-A1ll0
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TRUCKS F0R SAFE

CHEVROLET 1885 sedan dslivsry.
gleaming original black iiniah, IN :
terror perfect. low mileage; IN ex-
eellent condition, priced fer fast
sale. S7ob. LOGAN tPordl. 1850
10th 81. NV. DI. 7.aRO0
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BUICK IgI5; !. and b.; sTIS. black
' T1KoMA poRn
s12h plney ~, hd.. 3. o. ~. $1,000
BUICK 'bb Riviera Specials e-tons,
r. and b. N.ln0. ( owner NOV
lng 70 Manhattan OIL a-d174.
BUICK '56 s-dooF epeciali black
and cray Anish; fully eauip / priced
10 sell. anly Sl.lne.
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! eth and r. I. Ave. NE. Ia. d-0ss0
CADILLAC 80 ..oa" 4-dt sedenl
NOV SsPIiT I4:s e. r 81 s.lF s.s iol 1 lIis: Hi:
money onlyp s9pbM. s.stSe'
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IoTs, ACREAGE Tor SALE
lO-ACRE TRACTS

Located In MOntgomsry County.
iS2 ACRES Of land In Central
MONTGOMERY. at $3.50 Der acre.
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iiei alst ST. NV. Di. 7-0lil
CADILLAC 1855 90" sedan; 2.
tore blue: owner; neV-ear trade:
fully equipped jneIudlne power
stserins and brakes s.,4D5.
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
FalElinstoa shopping Center :, i.
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WlTIRFRonT pROI. RENT

1ngsfa puhcIlAel'n
is'DfsdIS.rL LHS q. 1!:sssSis.. s.ssis
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ALEA.ROME0 SO conv.; blue: save
81 GOO teame - 50 model
JACK FRY, t4th and p. Worlds
ANGLIA: 40 miles per salion; the
'' JOIN dfFFoRD MOTORS
IA 5-g223 Open Til
AUsTIN-HRALEY 1855 roadster;
JET ENGLISH FORD. 1854 Pa,
ave. s.e., Ii. 4-230O.
AUsTiN-HEALEY '57: l00cs guar.
antee. bank rate financing. Low
S SSyn p Pa Sysss essseib Is = sgsFi
MOTORS, 10th and N. Y. ave. NV
AUsTIN-HEALY $50: white, perfec,
con1ition: after $3.50 pm. HE,
1882.
BORG.WARD 1857 2-dr: excel
cond. throughout; save hundreds;
S1,195. JET ENGLISH FORD,
1884 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
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CADILLAC 81
4 dr., auto. trans. r. and h.. $3.50
KIRBY'SA KORNER

Mind 1 ~ IAOxt1N GIt
Arlinston's Dodge plymouth Dealer
10th and Washington Blvd.
IA. $685.
I'VE Don't TrySWe satisfy"
CADILLAC 1919 "62" 4-door sedan
excellent condition.; r. and h.; /
owner. NO. 7-1g59.
CADILLAC '53 cow. coupe: r. and
h. Wv. tires. all power equipped.
immac. cond,, no tire kickers
please: TO-DAY only. SeS5: name
a. CLARK. INC. Corner N. Cap
ltol and Fla. ave. AID. 4-9sS2.
CADILLAC 1884 sedan; blue: equip
ment includes power steering. pow
e e,,, brakes; !, see !. today-only s2'osb
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1879 22nd ct. NV. FE. $4,000
CHEW. 1851 4-dr, sed. Fleetline de
luxe: Pc. trans. in estate. Call
A fssi. fu. s.sso On EXT. sos 500
black economical transportation:
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
Gsae .s %il,Cn Blvd o Sslins Tfp s ys
CHEW, 80 de luxe 4-door 9-passen-
ser: $4,000 actual mileage; p.g.,
heater; 1 owner; $500.
Sellers Sales e. Service
wa f.aooo oPEN Ewes. TILL .
CHEW. '53 club sedan; r. and h.,
auto. trans; showroom cond.; S7e5.
low down payment. bank financing,
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 rS viii Il. Axe Hear, of s. 81; $4,000
CHEW 'b6 Bel Air sport sedan;
VS. engine. T. and h., power steer
ine: beautiful beige and red finish;
low mileage, one owner; Sl'eyb.
Chew Chase Chevrolet
5125 wis. Ave. NV. OIL. l-fl00
CHEVROLET 1854 de luxe 4-dr.;
radio, heater; low mileage; I own.
er: special price, SSe5.
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 Ca. Ave. NV. RIA. 6.1122
CHEW. 81 Bel Air Dc luxe. new
tires, excel eondso low mileage
CHEVROLET 80 VS. 2-dr. Bel Ar
hnish with contrasting red and
oleek interior. fully equipped In
cluding powerelide, T. and h., Wv.
tires etc. Less than 1000 mi
iun Pfies, " .neS can fnanee
WIN tIe2 On or bank rates.
Royal Motors Plymouth
q oofcs. Ave NV. IA. $4,000
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B0ATS

1e-FT. RUNABOUT: like new: 20
h,p, johnson motor. remote con-
troll, canvas, steering wheel, lights,
windshield; purchased July; pest
offer. IA. 7-1.22.
1883 16-FT. OWENS de luxe out
board skier and Little DUDE
trailer; boat and trailer never
used: fist S1.eS5. sell for $3.50.
so. s-s734.
70 SETTLE ESTATE-Chris-craft
loft. cruiser. completely coup.
incl. 5" Kelvin-White compass.
RCA COW. phone, aluminium
dinghy, yacht chairs, oil heater.
boat cover and many other extras;
Carpeted cabins, recently painted
throuahout. Twin 145-h.p. engines.
Must sacrifce. EN-. 2-5355.
1898 ELCO CABIN CRUISER. 80 e.
over all; twin screws: good como:
roonay, comfortable: $4,000; QUICK
sale. Owner going abroad. ~
s-S431 or Lunsford. Colonial
Beach Yacht Club. va.
9SFT. TRUsCOTT sedan cruiser.
1g47, equipped: excel. cond; :
$1,000 for quick sale. UN. 4-004O.
1O-FT., bay-built cruiser, equipped
With Gray marine engine. auto
bilEe pump, pressure water syS o
TEN, battery charger, etc. SI.o3v
Of will make trade for late-moue
har0top or convertible. Ii. o.
b3f4
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
MoUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE MOUNTAIN. va, overlockins
Shenandoah Valley UP to 2,2OU
It. high, maenificent view. closest
To d. c. 80 acres reserved Tor
recreation. Large cottage sites
Very easy terms. Open Sunday.
barring rain. Be sure to come
Directions: out Rte. so to Shen-
andoah River (57 miles from
b. CT do not cross bridge left
on 63S to Blue Mountain 40
miles, watch for sign. il. 2-1229
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AVlArlok

TRl.PACER. 1855 super custom;
fully equipped $4,000. Can be n
nanced. For apt. call ia. 2-0139.
FOR SALE-N share in Swift 1875
Club at Hyde Field: eneine Just
niajored; excel: air frame: S!oV.
Call 10. 1-52l1 or 10. 2-So64.
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NEW BOATS
AUToM0TlvE misc.

b0-A BLOCK, new crank, valve as
sembly. pistons, oearings. - cam
SP 3-75f6.
6IsMANTLING 80 CHEVY con-
vertible: body in good cond. All OF
parts. JU. S-3419.
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MOTORCYCLES

JAVA 1857 250-cc 5crambler;
Si25. Good cond., 1000 mi. JE.
3-9s99 after pm.
1881 CUSHMAN motor scooter.
1900 miles; lust like Post once
scooterS. $685. or best ofier. OIL.
4.0432.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON '54, with pick
up and delivery box attached: good
cond. $3.50. Ii. 4-2021.
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cars. wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS,
18th and r l; ave ne AID. 4-0t44
50 CARS At ONCE. Our stock Is
low. DELL RAE MOTORS, 1901
Mt Vernon ave. Alex. XII. s-SO4b
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TRAILER PARKS
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

FOR RENT-TD-a, front-end load
ers; 81 hour so $4,000, HA. .
5000 after u pm
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AUTOMOBILE ron SALE

/ CO. 5-32O3. l-..l.
CHEVROLET 1884 station wagon.
4-dr.: r. and h.. owner; excep-
tionaily good eond. throughout.
Week end bargain. s7s5; si45
down.
BELL MOTORS
500 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-se00
cHRYsLER 80 VS. 4-dr. sedan;
dark green finish. fully equipped
Eath La, :; and .l b; power brakes. ETC.
ROYAL Motors Plymouth
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
CHRYsLER '53 4-door Windsor
economy "6"; auto. trans, r. and
h.: low mi. A better buy. $5o5.
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
UsED-CAR DEPT.
7740 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-963s
CHRYsLER 1851 Imperial 1-dr
hardtop: excel cond.; mileage only
10000: one owner: good tires,
sreen: SCI nearest ofier o 70 $500,
chester Hotel. 1925 M st. NV. 10.
"a CHRYSLER
New Yorker Newport hardtop: all
power extras: original 2-tone NM
ish; very low mileage; . beautiful
car in every respect: 1909 suaran-
tee: trade or terms: $3.50.
lCRANSON MOTOR CO.
1912 Ga. Ave. NV. tn. 2-70l1
CHRYsLER 1884 windsor de luxe
4-dr. sedan: equipped with power
steering and mower brakes: excen-
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TROJAN BOATS

IS 22-ft. Trojan sea Queen n
cruiser, sleeps ,. FUZZY o-o
equipped 100 h.p.. A4,efU
IS 25-ft. Trojan Bimini with
. berths. head. and 80 eo
'bs I5-ft' Trojan Custom am
sea Queen cupboard 1,OSO
'o7 Sd a,Iti Trojan o- Wv 1873
WILLIAM j. LITTLE
s s$S Name Mains Ave Ave. ssMW. pf: 5:SIl2
NEW BOATS
sturdy' trouble free vessel. Her
Eteel hull will remove the worry
Al hull damage and reduce main
tenance cost. Beautifully apo
pointed twin 1870 h.p;, $l5;ooO
lqSs owens - 1T. Speed smut
very fast cruiser with zoo n;p ps
1858 skes craft lift. OutboaTd;o .,
1855 Molder 1S-h. Fib.rslss out :
1853 owens 14-ft. plastic s out;
'O''O USED BOATS
1864 Trojan Gift. cruiser, g.. &C.
1855 chris-craft 2l-t. cTqis Sa;
1853 Revel Craft ls-ft.; $6-h hds
WILLIAM J. LITTLE
e36 Maine Ave. s.W, MA. s-5a4o
720 Maine Ave. s.W., Dl. 1-oII2
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CHEVROLET 1884 station wagon,
ADJ; r. and h.: owner; excep-
tionaily good eond. throughout.
Week end bargain. S7e5; SLAB
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2IITCK f05
=CADILLAC

ST "e2" club coupe: al power
than 100 mis-: new-car guarantee;
81, 795. this Is q saving. Of over
81 300. S795 down, will finance
unpaid balance at 49,. through
cox or Mr.. COLE. dealer.
CADIILAcs '54s through .'5es;
coupes. cows. De Villes: all like
new: one-year. no-eost guar; bank
financing.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE
'53 CHEVROLET


De luxe s-dr,; r. and h., power
glide: orig. nm; perfect for ind
car: trade or terms; S595.
.CRANSON MOTOR co.
63ls Ga. Ave. NV. tn. 2-7O11
'55 CHEVROLET
Bel Air 4-dr.: powerglide and all
extras: orig. black finish: very low
milesse: l:yesr guar. avail. Trade
CRANSON MOTOR CO.
6312 Ga. Ave. NV. TU.. 2-7Ol1
CHEW. "a Bel Air 2-door sedan:
ivory and light green finish; very
low mileage; equipped with power
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 wis. Ave. NV. OIL. 4-61OO
CHEW. 1888 4-dr.: black, ht.; S55.
WRIGHT MOTORS, Inc.
1909 R. l. Ave. NE. La. $4,000
CHEW. 81 2-dr. "s": poWerslIde,
owner; S1.S50. EN-. 1859.
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air VS. A.
dr.; fully equip; very low mile
guar; SI,795. JET ENGLISH
FORD. 1884 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET $50 4-door co.: radio
and heater, solid green finish; one
owner; S1,095. Phone JU. 9-7386.
CHEW. '54 4-door '2IO": r. and h.
contract warranty; $3.50. $3.50
MCCOY MOTORS, INC.
1891 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. ia. $3.50
CHEW. SO Bel Air sedan; very clean
fully equip. incl. auto. dr., r. and
bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. a-4s0O
CHEW. '55 2-dr.. $500. Diver
takes the risk out OF buying a
used car with an unconditional
rnoney-back guarantee on every
car in stock: 100 cars to choose
from. DIVER MOTOR CO.,
Dodge-Plymouth dealer. 1888 old
GEORGETOWN I'd. OF. Gill.
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air VS.
hardtop 4-door; delightful q
tone green and white, harmonic
ing interior. fully equipped in
GLIDING power steering: low mile
aee, one-owner car; safety tested
and guaranteed, Buy now and
save; was So, 095, reduced now to
only Sl,796. OLMSTEAD OLDS,
2000 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
tcohTINUEDl

STATION WAGONS, any make, any
fS1d AZ ssai S4Fas S csu sss
at Hillwoud ave, JE. 2-2300.
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Canitol Cadillac-OldsC Co.

1225 End st. NV. FE. 7-26UO
CADILLAC 1858 Fleetwood 4-dr.;
perfect mechanical condition;
SLID; terms. 10. 2-2421. 20.
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VVfS iiil i MoTo 5lfisI me- ne.
$500 R. l. Ave. NE. LA. $4,000
CHEW. '54 Bel Air 2-dr.: finished
In beautiful forest green, set of
with cleaning chrome; one of the
incest '53s in the city: equip. with
powerglide. T. and h.; only 1926;
terms arranged: many others to
choose from. Ask for Mr.. Stafford.
St0h1nnan Chevrolet
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financing.

1ath and X. 4. Ave. NE. LA. 6-6530
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe de Vile;
steering, power brakes. electric
windows and seats: only 81. 100.
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CHEVROLET 80 styieline de luxe
two-door; auto. powerglide trans. i,
smartly finished Yin forest green
special sale price of $685. includes
reg. de luxe equipment.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Lake Branch S401 Conn. Ave.
OIL. A.4R1O
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BUICK 81 Roadmastsr 4-door D
s tome issrdt so., i1 81 pc pcvss new
$4,000. Call OWNER. OF. fsss6s.
BUICK 1893 Special Riviera hard
cream with black top: fully EQUIP. !:
thoroughly reconditioneo: safety
tested and guaranteed. Buy nov
and save was 81 nph. reduced 70
only S5ob ot.MsTEAD oLDe.
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA.
T4Oo.
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CADILLAC 1858 Sedan de vile.
AND black leather interior: all ex-
tras including GIN air conditioning !:
original cost. S6.430: price only
$3.50. Terms. BURCH, TO. o.
5992: ewes. WA. 1-5641.
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III. End 81. NV. Fh. 1-2buU
CADILLAC 81 coupe; orig. owner:
like new; 5000 MI, 3 mos. old.
S4,5OU. JE. 2-U349.
CADILLAC 1856 coupe; gray: fully
equipped. including power steering,
power brakes. Now only $500.
CCC guarantee.
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MIN MUM w.
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-4s00
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4505 Wis. Ave. NV. at Albemarle
CADILLAC SO Coupe de Vile;
striking 2-tone paint; equipped with
all power and electrical equipment,
General Motors most popular sport
model. reduced tn S3rQ5
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Dominion League. has beer
suspended for one year as the
result Of an alteration with
an umpire a couple of week:
ago in a game against AK.
Gene Gentry. manager Of
Forestville. also was suspended
for his part in the fracas. The
suspensions were given BY
Lawrence Langley. league com.
missioner. following a report
by Umpire Bing Earman, the
one involved.
Toms Colonial Restaurant
for the second straight year
emerged league champion and
took Just about all the indi-
vidual titles as well.
Jackie Miller of Colonial was
the batting champion with q
robust Asst. Terminate BOZ
Fennell was next with All and
tied for third were Reds Muir
ply and Curtin. both of Forest
vile. with 1888. Fennell also
led in home runs with five.
Bob Giddens of Colonial was
the pitching percentage leader
with 40. Guy Brill. also OF
Colonial. had the best overall
average. al.
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Redskins Rely
On Makeshift
Lineup Friday

Continued From Page C-1
tougher. But Joe is not as
gloomy as he might be under
present conditions. 1t may be
that he agrees with Nixon, who
optimistically hopes that some
unknown youngster will step
into the breach and come
through with an unexpected
game-winning performance.
Remember" Mike said,
'how James came through for
US last year."
NOTES-Billy Wells is sup
posed to be discharged from
the inf1rmary today. But the
halfback gave the doctor a
fright last night when he COM
planned Of chest pains. He's
getting over an infection fol-
lowing the extraction of two
wisdom teeth. <. Dale Alike
son gets two steakS when they're
on the menu. He eats two
portions Of everything.
II the five rockies from the
College All-Stars don't make
the grade as players. at least
four could sing in the band.
They passed tryouts last night.
+. Only Jim Podoley didn't
sing.
Emil Heintz lectured the
squad on rules yesterday and,
as expected, was swamped with
explanations for rulings on
plays that happened to me last
year." Eddie LeBaron says
his knee is okay and that he's
ready to play.
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but needed help in the seventh
inning from Ralph Butler.
Union Printers evened the
championship playoffs against
FBI at IL with a 1914 FASTING
yesterday at the EilipSe. Sam
Webb. Bubba Kallas and AL
Buschling each got three hits
for the Printers with Webb
driving in four runs, Kallas
three and Buschling two. Gene
Melito walked IL and came up
with two wild pitches. but was
tight in the pincheS, FBI leav-
ing IA stranded.
Columbia Heights clinched
the runnerup spot in the De-
partmental League with an 11-2
rout of 1020th USAF Wing.
Marv Bernstein hit two home
runs for Columbia, accounting
for five runs batted IN.
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.Strick' S Takes
|Gauzza Title
For I'd Time

Fer the second straight year
Strick's Restaurant is cham
pion in the Gauzza Baseball
League.
One other title will be set
tied today when Federal Blu
'reau of Investigation and IN
ion Printers clash at $50 pm
at the West, Ellipse for the In
dustrial League championship
Manager Billy Carroll of FBI
who pitched his team to VIC
tory over the Printers on Mon
day. is expected to go again
today. The loser of that con-
test. Bob Giddens, most likely
will fire again for the Printers
Strick's won the second
straight game of the best-pf-
three series. 8-5, over Design
Printing yesterday at Fairlawn.
Bob Hampton hit a two-run
homer for Strick's and Tom
Dyer a two-run homer for De-
sign. Ken Burkhead pitched a
seven-hitter for the winners,
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ON THE
SANDLOTS

In a departure from past
years, only two games a day
instead of four will be played
in the City Series which gets
under way Monday at the FL
lipSe. 1t is a double elimination
tournament.
AS usual. the winner and
runnerup from the four leagues
will compete. Federal Bureau
of Investigation and Union
Printers will represent the In
dustrial League, the Black Sox
and Columbia Heights from the
Departmental, Strick's Restau-
rant and Design Printing from
the Gauzza and Veterans Ad-
ministration and Travellers
from the Metro.
All games will be played on
West and South Ellipse. Game
time is 5 pm. with a is minute
time limit. Any team unable to
start play by Sis will forfeit
Opening day games has
Strick's against the Black Sox
at the West Ellipse and FBI
meeting Design Printing at the
South Ellipse.
On Tuesday, Veterans play
the Printers at the South
EllipSe and Columbia Heights
versus the Travellers at the
West Ellipse.
Morris Clarke, president of
the Washington Amateur Base
ball Association. announced
that Jack Mattingly will be the
tournament chairman. Mat
tingly will be assisted by
Charley Beall. Bill Flester
Willie Watt and Bernie Nc
Carly. Johnny MorrisSey will
be protest judge.
y \ ~
Should FBI defeat the
Printers today it will be the
first Industrial League title for
the G-Men since coming into
the league from the Depart
mental circuit four years ago,
FBI. however, can boast of
a City championship. some
thing the Printers, oldest sand
lot team in the area. can't
claim. FBI won the City Series
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Maryland. There was some.
thing about his scholastic cred
its. they said. although Jack
had received the equivalent Of
a high school diploma in the
service.
Il had a scholarship wher
the second semester began,
Jack recalled with quiet salts.
faction.
Davis didn't gain the atten.
ton at Maryland that came Il
All-American Bob Ward anC
Ray Krouse before him, OF
teammate Bob Pellegrini. But
he was d good, sound lineman,
good enough to win Atlantic
Coast Conference and All.
Southern honors. respected
enough to be elected team
captain.
Hes what I would call a little
hell-raiser." veteran Redskins
lineman remarked, watching
him one day. He'll just raise
hell with anybody who gets in
front Of him"
Helped Upset UCLA
Davis was one Of the boys
who helped Maryland upset
UCLA's potent 1855 eleven, TO,
on a rain-dampened field at
College Park. That was the
biggest thrill of his college
career.
But the game he remembers
most is the Orange Bowl defeat
inflicted by Oklahoma on that
same Maryland eleven.
Man. was that team in
shape" he says, wonder light
ing up his eyes.
Davis married his schooldays'
sweetheart. pretty Jean Sou
der Of Washington. and they
have two children, Debbie and
Kathy, with the stork momen-
tarily expected for another
visit. Debbie Is S. Kathy,
Il want to especially play
against the Rams Friday
night" Jack says. That's
Kathy'S first birthday"
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By BOB HANSON

two years ago. The Printers
won a league title during World
War II.
Atchison and Keller, which
finished last in the Industrial
League with a dismal 3-17 re-
cord. salvaged something to
crow about when Eddie Claxton
walked of with hitting honors.
In final averages released by
Fred Schwaner. official scorer,
Claxton took the batting title
with a lusty AIT. He was the
runS-batted-in leader with 20.
led in doubles with 5 and was
tied with Sam Webb of the
Printers and Bill Harrison and
Ray Smith, both of FBI, for
runnerup in home runs with
four.
John Carretta of Federal
Storage was the home run
leader with five. Jack Castro of
Federal. Peanuts Sechrist of
AK and Webb tied for the
most triples, each with three.
Gary Brown of Federal had
the best pitching percentage
with a 80 record. Manager Bill
Carroll of FBI had the best
overall pitching record, I'll.
Castro was runnerup to Clax-
ton for the batting title with
1856. Jack Buckley of FBI was
third with 1854. Perry Currin
of Silver Hill fourth with .36i
and AL Buschling of the Print
erS nth with 1854.
\
Reds Bladen, fiery catcher Of
the Forestville team Of the Old