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Redskins Look Unprepored for Foty-Niners

campus hasn't helped matters.
Maybe the boys aren't get
ting their afternoon maps"
Nixon said. Maybe they've
been too busy watching the
girls to concentrate on their
own work."
The Redskins will work out
only once a day, starting this
afternoon, before heading for
San Francisco on Saturday. 1t
appears unlikely that the two
a-day sessions will be resumed
after that, and the squad is
far from ready. Several players
are handicapped by minor in
juries that easily might be as-
gravated. The team hasn't got
all of its assignments down
pat, and the coaches haven't
made up their minds about the
ability OF certain players.
On the bright side is the fact
that the veterans realize the
sizeable task ahead and know
that If they're not ready by
Sunday they may take a phys
ical beating along with a nu-
merical defeat. But, as Nixon
said after the workout, "the
odds just went up"
NOTES-Banjo Billy Wells,
former Washington halfback
who was released by Pittsburgh
this year. was a visitor. He's
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1t of before somebody got
killed.
Maybe the count was too
fast" he reasoned, after watch
ing the regulars break signals
on almost every other play.
We'll have to slow 1t down,
but there was no excuse for
what happened today"
This truthfully has been a
wasted week. And, coming on
the heels of a week when heavy
work was limited because Of
the squad game, 1t means that
the Redskins can't possibly be
at their best for the opener
against the Forty-Niners. They
will do we'll to hold San Fran
cisco to a respectable score.
Other Attractions
Nixon isn't too happy with
the defensive backf1eld and
limited that changes may be
expected before Sunday. Toe
many passes were completed in
a defensive scrimmage. Toe
many backs were caught out OF
position on running plays.
The presence of a movie unit
on the Occidental College
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
Sand finishes me!
DIAGNOSIS: New approach
to the problem needed.
TREATMENT: Many golfers
experience a sinking feeling
when they see their ball plop
into a sand trap. They feel
that all is lost on this parti-
cular hole. and that they'll
need to be pretty lucky to even
get the ball out of the trap
and onto some part of the
green.
AS I see it, there's no need
to feel this way about a sand
shot-provided you have a clear
idea of how to handle it. I
think the most important thing
to keep in mind is that you
want to hit the shot so as
10 make II rise out OF the SAND
quickly and steeply.
To put it another way. think
of trying to hit the ball as
nearly straight up as possible.
This way of looking at the
sand trap problem has always
been helpful to me. I'm sure
it'll help you, too.
When you take your stance
for a trap shot, imagine that
there's a little mound about
a foot high and about a foot
in front of your ball. Concen-
trate on getting the ball up
quickly so as to clear this
mound.
This little gimmick will help
make you hit under and
through the ball, as you should.
The swings the thing-but
that's not all! You need a good
grip and stance, too. And you'll
need some special tips on put
ting if you want to score we'll.
Pointers of all sorts are in
cluded in Cary Middlecoff's
pamphlet Tips for the Begin
ming Golfer" For your copy,
send 10c and a stamped self
addressed envelope to Cary
Middlecoff, in care of The Star.
Copyright 1859. John F. Ollie Co.
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Pruter Shifts Jobs

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Aug.
Is (AP).-Jack Prater, a 28-
year-old former Virginia Tech
football star and assistant
coach, has been named often
sive line coach at william g.
Mary. He replaces Joe Mark,
who resigned last week to take
a coaching assignment at the
University of North Carolina.
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ANGLE
BY LEWIs,F. ATcHlsoN

know I can meet. I also like
harness racing and with Del
Miller helping me I feel that
I can successfully combine the
two. Del has offered me a
partnership in a couple OF
horses, and through racing I've
made many valuable insurance
contacts.
Ralph also is worried about
his ailing father. who has been
hospiltalized seven months. Yet,
with all these things on his
mind the one-time Notre Dame
ace is making a strong pitch
for LeBaron's job.
n Il
Day is a confident field gen.
eral, and competent, too.
You notice a change in the
squad when he comes on the
field" Backfield Coach Bill Nc
Peak, remarked. Hes the boss
and he gives them little pep
talks, like this: I've got a full
back here who's gonna get me
three yards And darned if the
fullback doesn't get them"
Cool under fire, Day throws
an excellent pass, seems to
know when to run with the
ball and appears to be a trifie
faster than either Eddie or
Ralph. He also is supposed to
play a deep defensive position,
but at the moment it looks like
Eagle will be a quarterback or
nothing.
1t is ironical that the young
ster, picked 18th by the Red
skins in the 1856 draft, should
spend two years with Winnipeg
in Canada and join the Red
skins when his chances of max
ing the squad are brightest. It
is noteworthy when one thinks
Of the long line of quarterbacks
Prank Filchock, Roy thinner
man, Jimmy Youel and Harry
Gilmer, to name a few, who
waited in vain for Sammy
Baugh to retire.
LeBaron arrived at the right
time, too. Guglielmi? Well, now,
it's getting more interesting
every day to see how the prob
lem will be resolved. One thing
for sure, the Redskins shouldn't
lack a capable signal-caller this
year.
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FIGHT RESULTS

MONTREAL-Archie Moore, ia,
San Diego, knocked out Yvon Durelle.
173. Bale ste Anne, N B.. 3 Moore
retained world lightheavyweight cham
pionshlpl.
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LAMBERT FACES JUNGLE
MocKoy, Eisenberg
Playing SemifinoI

jungle defeated Eltzholtz. ga
4-6, rs, in two hours.
Lambert continued to give his
followers cause to cheer for he
rushed through two opponents
with the loss of only three
games. Lambert defeated Gene
Powell, Air Force, 81, 60,
and Rhoss Lomax, Army, 90,
60.
The senior mems singles
opened yesterday with Air Force
player Fred Moore of Arlington
defeating William Mccormick
of Norfolk. Marine, Ga, 6-l.
Moore will face Navy repre-
sentative Bill Foulkes of Ped
mont, Calf, today in one semi
final match. Bill Millikan.
Army. and James v. Parsons,
Air Force, will meet in the other
semiflnal contest.
The mems doubles cham
pionships will get underway to-
day with MacKay and Jungle
favored to take the title.
Summaries:
Mems Singles
First round: Pablo Eisenberg tArmy)
defeated Seth J. Peterson Navy. 90,
6-3 John N. Cranston (Marines) de-
feated Kenneth Carter ARMY. "a.
Ga; Robert Potthast (Army) defeated
John Lesch Navy, 7--5, 6-3 Barry
Mackay tAir Force defeated Edward
Sledge Marines. "a, g.: King
Lambert fMarines) defeated John Po-
c; Lomax o. (Armyj defeated Dale
Carl r. Eltzholtz lMarines) defeated
David Harum (Air Force), 4-6. 6-3,
6-1; Henry Jungle (Air Force) de-
teated Myron Franks Navy, 1910,
Second round: Eisenberg defeated
Cranston, Pa, "a, 81: MacKay
defeated Potthast, 81. "a: Lam
bert defeated Lomax. g. 60:
jungle defeated Eltzholtz, S-6. 4-6.
Senior SINGLES
Ga; Fred Moore tAir Force) defeated
Bill Mccormick Marines "a. 81;
Bill Millikm ARMY defeated John
Thompson Navy, 81, FL James
" Parsons fAir Forcel defeated
Charles M. DeHoritz (Marines). O..
60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star stan Writer

QUANTICO, Va, Aug. '13.-
Davis Cup Star Barry MacKay
meets Pablo Eisenberg, the for
mer Princeton star, in the
seminal round of the 10Th
inter-service singles tennis
championships here today.
In the other seminal con-
test, the Marine standout, King
Lambert, tackles Henry Jungle
Of the Air Force.
MacKay, playing for the Air
Force. yesterday won two
matches comfortably to reach
his semiflnal bracket. In the
first contest, he defeated Ed
ward Sledge, Marines, Ga,
60, and in the second match
took the measure of Robert
Potthast, Army, 81, Ga.
Comes From Behind
Eisenberg. Army, had to
come from behind to win from
left-hander John M. Cranston,
Marine, in his second round
match, SO, Ga, 81. Earlier,
Eisenberg defeated Seth Peter
son, Navy, 60. 6-3.
But honors for the day, I'M
doubtedly went to Henry jun
gle, Air Force star, who won
two long and close matches
despite the boiling 9O-degree
heat.
In his first contest, the for
mer Tulane University player
upset favored Myron Franks,
ranked number Is nationally,
after nearly three hours of
torrid play, 12-l0, 10, 6-3.
Harum Ousted
After a comparatively short
rest, jungle returned to the
court to meet Marine Carl F.
Eltzholtz. who upset Air Force
player David Harum in a first
round contest, As, 6-3, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star stan Writer

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10. =
Carefully nursing his crippled
squad for Sundays debut at
San Francisco. Coach Mike
Nixon called off yesterdays
scheduled scrimmage.
Forty-five minutes after the
workout began, he called of
everything. That's the worst
practice we've had since camp
started" Mike said later. To
say he was disguised is putting
1t mildly.
Slow Down Pace
1t was the first time the Of
Tense tried audible signals. and,
as Nixon said. II had to call
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Mrs. Morgan Leeds
Court House Field

Mrs. Glenn Morgan has an
excellent opportunity to avenge
last years final round defeat
to Lillian Lea in the Court
House Club women's golf cham
pionship.
Mrs. Morgan leads three up
at the halfway mark of the 60
hole finals over Miss Lea, a
three-time winner at the age
of 10. Mrs. Morgan was the
tournament medalist with
rounds of 1886. The first
round of the final was played
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
D. c. Playing
SemifinuI in
Ruth Tourney

A surprisingly strong Wash
ington team plays Virginia in
a Semif1nal game of the Babe
Ruth League regional tourna-
ment at $3.50 O'Clock tonight
at Griffith Stadium. In the
first game of the doubleheader,
Pennsylvania meets New Jer-
sey at $50.
Washington eliminated New
York, IA, last night at the
Stadium behind the five-hit
pitching of Jim Fowler, a Is
year-old sophomore at st. An
thony. Portsmouth, the Vir-
ginia champion, disposed OF
Delaware. 81. in the opening
game of the double-header.
Manager Bud Booth of the
Washington team will pitch
Dave Batiste, a Highlander
who had a 40 record for Mag
gie's Restaurant in the Wash
ington Babe Ruth Leagee this
season.
Washington scored a single
run in the first inning wher
Battiste singled and rode home
on Richard Quade's triple tt
left-center that hit the fence
and bounced away from the
outf1elders.
The Washington lads added
four runs in the fifth inning
highlighted by James Will
ging's two-run single. Battiste
knocked in the final Washing
ton runs in the sixth inning
with a booming triple that
scored Fowler and Willging.
Delaware 600 600 IL 4 Z
Virginia Dol 1871 Ks s
Wise. Stewart 60, Hunter (5) anc
Bruton: Lawson and Benton.
New York - 600 004 o. 8 :
Washington 100 O42 x-7 10 Z
scovic, Cole 90 and Gaydusek
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RUNABOUT, II it., flberelass: 12-h.p
motor, remote control; all extras incl
trailer; $3.50 or best offer. JU s-765S
TROJAN 1859 lapstrake Biminy hard
top: new in April: $3.50. On display
at MARINE MART, $40 Maine ave
S.w.. ST. 3-6633.
TROJAN 14-ft. runabout: windshield
steering control. lights and acces,
or best offer AID. 2-6234.
81 FIT CHRIS CRAFT SEDAN, l3C
hip. Chris Craft engine (new in 1867
Penn Yam Dinghy. cleo. bilgepump;
many extras. SHADY OAKS MARINA
West River, Md. University 7-6001.
SPEEDBOAT, 15-ft., with remote con.
trolls and accessories; 30-h.p. Scott.
Atwater motor and trailer included;
$500. OIL. 4-7512.
JOHNSON CUPBOARD MOTORS, 8,
5h; TO- is; IS and 80 h,p: for i'm;
%eSaf de at Your sefvGs doeG
trades Easy terms. Free delivery.
No money down-36 mos to pay
CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER
s236 Ga. Ave, S. s. JU. 5-7779
BRAND-NEW
Selling my 16-ft. outboard: 5000 less
than cost: getting larger boat Equip
ped with windshield: lights; controls.
$3.50 Also. S1S9.50 trailer. S135.
See anytime at 26l7 9th I'd, South
Arlington. OF. 1895.
17-FT. TROJAN MARLIN; mahogany
frame. windshield. convertible top.
Side curtains. back covers, steering.
Closeout at S9SS.Ss.
No money down-36 mos to pay
CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER
1896 Ga. Ave, s. S. JU 5-7773
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Miscellaneous
For Sole


FOR SALE black tubeless
tires, 7:10x15. driven approx.
5000 miles; 2 hub caps for Sc
Mercury. OV> 3-3l85.
MERCURY SKIRTS, SIS; "a
Ford skirts, S.; 81 Olds hub
caps, IS. Call JOHN, OIL. 2
1749.
SLEEPING BAG, brand-new; full
size 36"x84", heavy-duty upper;
ideal for Boy Scouts and camp
ers: best offer. CAN ov. s.
OSLO.
GUITAR AMPLIFIER, Masco Is
watt amp, with II" speaker in
excel. cond.: also Gilbert
erector set No. 81. also in
excel. cond. Call WO. $3.50.
1850 FORD. two-door car. runs
good: has radio, heater and
overdrive: price, 5000 Phone
CIR. 4-6424.
FORMALS ~, white. blue, and
orchid; size Z. $40 each; excel
lent condition. KE. 7-187I.
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cen Club
ToOpen

A new social club for teen
ayers of Western Mont
gomery County will open
Tuesday, June 16.
Called the Teen Cab-Y-
ret" the club win have head
quarters in the Bethesda
Methodist Church, Old
Georgetown road and Hunt
ington parkway.
Tuesdays viii be "drop-in"
evenings when teen-agers
can drop in for record hops.
refreshments and games from
$50 to 1880 pm. Thurs
days will be special evenings
with planned parties. trips,
picnics and movies.
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Notices

KITTENS, seven weeks old,
housebroken. free to good home.
Call MICKEY, HE. 4-4709.
POODLE CLIPPING, my home,
all patterns. low rates. JE. p
0o93.
JON SILVER presents quality
dance orchestras. all sizes, rea-
sonable rates. experienced adj
vice. HE. 9-2479.
GUITAR LESSONS. your home.
/ VIII teach you to play these
famous guitar numbers in just
q short while: Guitar Boogie
Shufie. Rebel Rouser. Raw
hide. Raunchy. Rumble, Honky
Tonk, plus many others.
CLYDE MARSHALL. 10. g.
5406.
LIKE GOOD MUSIC? Then
you'll like the NOMADS, with
music and prices to please.
JU. $3.50.
HAVE FUN, WE'LL TRAVEL
The Belvederes announce sum-
mer dates open for Teen Clubs
who want quality T. and b. and
rock n roll at reasonable
prices. We have LIS job refer
ences for your Inspection Can
TOMMY at HE. 4-2348.
DANCE-June Bug Blast. Sat,
June -. 1859. $50 pm. to II
mid. AMERICAN LEGION
HOME, La Plata. Md! Informal
dress: admission. 90c; Rookie
teers band.
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Help W1nted

WANTED-Tenor sax player for
r. and r. band; experience not
necessary. Call CHRIS, UN.
4-8908.
WANTED = Saxophone player
and drummer for r. and r.
band being organized; expert
ability not nee. Call HA. 2
9486 or UN. 1887.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, yng.
women for semiprofessional
health sales work. Call MISS
BRIDWELL, HO. 2-5350 Sum
day, or before 10 am. week
days.
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Al Girls to Seek
IeAwords


Prince Georges County All
Club girls will vie for prizes
on garments they have made
at the annual Girls Style
Review. June % and "a, at
Marlboro Elementary School,
Upper Marlboro.
At 8 pm. June "a the girls
viii model their clothes in q
Partisan setting and be
judged for styling and work.
manship. The three senior
prize winners win go to the
Maryland State Style Review
later this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

Junior at the Chambersburg
Pa) prep school.
A DANCE under the stars
and over the blacktop near
the girls gym at Montgom-
cry Blair High will be held
at $3.50 pm. Friday. spon-
sored by the Audio-Visual
Aids Committee Of the
school. Admission is SIPS.
Proceeds will go toward new
audio equipment.
ROBERT KEITH HOLDER,
19-year-old organist at Fifth
Baptist Church in Washing
ton. has been awarded the
$500 ZeBarney Phillips Me-
mortal Scholarship by the
District Chapter Of the
American Guild Of Organists.
A Roosevelt High graduate.
he is a night student at Ben
jamin Franklin University.
10 FJELSTAD, o Wheaton
High sophomore, has been
chosen to attend the annual
YWCA conference June IA
through 81 at Washington
College in Chestertown. Md.
FRANCES COLKER, a
Montgomery Blair Junior,
will be a delegate to the Fu-
ture Homemakers Of Ameri-
cas- national convention July
IS through II in Chicago.
THREE Of the nine scho-
lastic prizes awarded to
graduating seniors at Bulls
School in Silver Spring went
to Barry Lloyd Dicker. He
won the science excellence
award. the school publica-
tons achievement award
and the Bausch q Lomb
science award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

BICYCLE, girls 26-in. English;
hand brakes, gear shift; lacks
chain guard, otherwise good,
$12. JE. 2-0704.
RIFLE, authentic Russian, ex-
cellent mechanical condition,
collectors item, SO or best
offer. Call BILL THOMSON,
EM. 3-291s.
SUPERHET PORTABLE RADIO
Excellent condition; best Of
fer. Call HA. 2-7l19.
GIRL SCOUT SHORTS for sale,
good condition, size IA, half
price. Call JE. 3-si87.
CROSLEY TIRES for sale, very
wei used. set Of four. $40. Call
JE. 3-el87.
DODGE 48 club coupe; T. and b.,
WV. tires; good motor; going
overseas; best offer. KE- 6-7O44.
REEL LAWN MOWER, good con-
dition; easily changed for use
on midget car; built-in clutch;
$28. HE. 4-0333.
ZENITH TV, table model, leather
cabinet; new 17-in. picture
tube: set has been overhauled;
perfect condition; $50. WAYNE,
JU. 9-3I73.
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STUDENTS AND SCHOOLS
Boy Gets His Biggest Prize

An Arlington teen-ager
who is used to winning things
has come up with his biggest
prize so far.
Godfrey r. Davis. a Wake
field High senior. has been
awarded a four-year schol-
arship totaling $4,000 by CO.
lumbia University. The
award was based on scho-
lastic achievement and char
acter.
Last month Godfrey re-.
ceived first prize in a COM
petitive English test for area
seniors given by George
Washington University. In
an essay contest sponsored
by a national magazine he
won a cash prize and was
among the top 20 seniors in
the Nation. In 1856 and 1857
he was first prize winner in
the Northern Virginia Science
Fair.
STEVE TILLOTSON Of
Montgomery Blair has been
awarded a full tuition grant
by Gettysburg Pa.) College.
He will attend the colleges
accelerated math course June
10 through August %.
Steve is one Of Is gradual
ing seniors to receive the
grant. offered for the first
time this year. to prepare
exceptional students for adj
vanced courses in college.
A SWIMMING TROPHY
went to Patricia 10 Reinhart
Of Silver Spring at the 30th
annual Athletic Association
Banquet Of the Penn Hall
Junior College and Prepara-
tory School. The trophy Is
awarded on the basis Of value
to the team and on individual
performance. Patricia Is O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

TEEN-AGE sKIERS in the
Washington area are reap
ing their winter awards.
At the Washington Ski
Clubs trophy dance at the
Statler-Hilton Hotel. Cathy
Newdorp received the Tokyo
Amateur Ski. Club exchange
trophy as the best junior
competitor in the Washing
ton club. Cathy. a Williams
burg Junior High ninth
grader. Travelled about 10000
miles during the ski season
to take part in ski meets.
Runners-up were Bob Hill
dreth Of Woodrow Wilson
High, Rome Hubbard of Bren
Mar Park Elementary in
Alexandria and Nancy Young
Of Mount Vernon Seminary.
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Miscellaneous
Wunted

WANTED-Merc. 81 convertible;
stick shift; good condition. CAN
PAUL, OV. 3-2l13.
1852 OR 1883 FORD, straight
stick, wrecked or junked, for
parts; win pay top price. Write
or drop by any time. No phone.
BOB ANDERSON. 43l3 Newton
ST., Colmar Manor. Nd.
WANTED-Porta- Crib with mat
tress; viii pay $40. SP. 3-3344.
WANTED-l4-in. spinners. KE.
6-7044.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLlNE: Wednesday pm. for Sunday following Ads
received too late win appear week later
RATES: lines Csc lOc each additional line You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average per line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure Give your name adj
dress and telephone number and send your ad. plus
payment. to TEEN-ADS. The Washington Star. wash
ington 3, D. C.
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Situations Wanted

BASS PLAYER, jobs wanted.
Have own instrument; am free
lancing; have combo exper.
Call PAUL, 10. 2-3921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

James Gilbert Palmer won
two honors. the Random
Yeager Trophy for athletics,
scholarship and leadership,
and the award for excellence
in English.
Richard Henry Ball re-
ceived the top senior award
for excellence in studies and
Allen Able Nimetz won the
Harvard Club award. Other
prizes went to John Edgar
Sockwell III for mathematics
and John Henry Dillon, jr,
for citizenship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Greetings

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Carolyn,
who thought I had forgotten.
An my love. NIKE.
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lIlIlllIilIlllIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIlIlIiIIIIIIIIIIIllI
RCA As record player, perfect
condition. Call 10. $500.
GRADUATION DRESS, size z,
white: worn ! mr.; cost $14.O0,
sell. $500. Call HARRIET, 10.
2-5142.
NERO. COUPE ~; good motor,
good body; loaded; skirts, duals,
palomino tan. DICK, JU. .
28O2, $175.00
FORMALS, four; worn once. size
10-12: less than half price, SO
and SIS. EN-. 2-7294.
FOR SALE-Golf Clubs, irons
3. 4, Z, and o; brassie and driv-
er, $32.50. Call PL. 1854.
FOR SALE-26" Schwinn bike,
good cond-, $12; 90 plane
engine. So; phone motors CD,
$l.50 ca: dyna motor, $3.50;
TRIP tuner; other electronic
equip. and parts. DOUG. KE.
6-9527.
~ PONTIAC, in good cond,
$500 or trade what have you
RE. 6-6528.
FOR SALE-Ford So VS. block,
has been boiled In acid and
bored 3-5Il6; new cam bear
ings, crank has been polished:
adjustable Jappets; valves have
been ground; new valve guides
and springs: new timing gear
set; new Elgin cam; Offenhous-
er heads: new Jahns pistons
and piston rings, all fitted; r.
brock super dual intake mani
fold: two CARDS, linkage, 1T
tings and fuel block: headers
and extended pipes; engine Is
not assembled and has never
been run. win take SITS or
best offer. Also, new 80 or
40 Ford chrome headlight rims,
S.; 80 Ford floor shift trans
mission. best offer; pair 49,
SIS Cadillac or Olds Porter)
mufiiers, best offer. Gail LU. 4
9740 and ask for KENNIE.
FOR SALE-RoIler skates, size
5. girls; with shoppers, 500,
without, $500 SIP. 1894.
FORMAL. maize with white ny
lon eyelet overskirt, size 10; q
beauty for $50. 10. s-526S.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRIT, jun
Tor. II volumes plus large atlas.
Fine condition, $3.50. 10. g.
5263.
NERO. 49 2-dr.: black, 81 en-
CINE, r. and h.. w.-w.'s. high
comp. heads. headers; loaded;
rebuilt trans: new clutch disk,
SIS. IA. 2-644e.
FREE Ia different Russian
stamps with request for 1-cent
and Scent unused foreign ap-
prevails. MARTINS STAMP
SERVICE. s546 18th ave-. Silver
Spring, Nd.
HAMSTERS, 3 young darlings,
and one 6-mo. male, good for
mating, rs cents each. 10. s.
O493.
CORNET and case, cleaning
equipment, $500; also 26-inch
J. C. Higgins bicycle. $500.
JE. $3.50.
FORD, 1898 coupe: pleated and
rolled Naugahyde interior. 1857
Corvette engine; Juice clutch
and brakes: car never raced;
$3.50. OF. 4-779l.
FORMALS, size 7-9: white lace
net SID: baby blue ($1O: bal
lerina length: better dresses.
OF. 4-6763.
REFRIGERATOR, wifull top
freezing compartment, 9-cu.-ft.
Montgomery Ward: good con-
dition; SIS. OF. 4-6763.
FOR SALE-Almost new full race
Isky cam for Ford or Mere.
f1athead, $40: pair lain. 81
Dodge spinners, SO; 4-barrel
Corvette air cleaner, -. OIL.
2-8438.
BUICK 1899 coupe; one-family
owned; $1,000 mi, 2 new tires.
recently painted: dependable
transportation with nominal