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SuitIand Loses
First Game on
Bad Break

An unfortunate play has
knocked Suitland High Schools
baseball team from the UNI
beaten ranks after six straight
victories.
Suitland lost a 80 decision
yesterday at Northwestern In
a Maryland Bi-county league
game. Northwestern scored two
runs In the bottom Of the sixth
inning. the second coming when
the ball got away from Bob
Lectka. Suitland catcher, after
a swinging third strike with
two out.
Two singles and q walk
loaded the bases before Jim
Lucas bore down to strike out
the next two men. He then
famed Fred Rodriguez on a
curve that broke low and away.
The ball hit the dirt in front Of
Lectka and skipped to the back
stop, enabling Charley Payne
TO score the winning run.
Northwestern won It's second
Bi-County league game to keep
pace with Bladensburg atop
the league standings. Bladens-
burg handed Blair its second
league defeat, I'll, at Bladens-
burg.
Cecil Perkins pitched his
second straight one-hitter yes
terday as Howard County de-
feated Annapolis, 4-3. at How
ard County: Perkins struck out
IA, 10 in a row.
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE
Oxon Hill - 600 100 81 3
McFaddsp. Rumbine tel and Bisiati;
Apstein and Trainer, Austin 90.
Richard MtS'yL 2oI 900 o. o
NORWOOD 100 O61 e. 8 4 4
Floyd and Auberi Ramsey and Law
son.
Bladensburs OO2 900 Il 2 0
Werner, Goubeau (5), and Hevner:
kurtz. curtiss t7) and Divers.
T EIsS Poin. no S1S ls1 ia a /
VAUGHN and Day. HR--Vaughn (High
Point, LIST, three on: .. Hammond
tHigh Point, LIST, one on; 9TH, one on.
S SSItisRe t oia S cos "a ( /
Lucas and r. Lectka; Payne and
heurian.
Other Games
La Plata -. 402 600 6--12 s .
Gwynn Park 00f 200 "a 5 3
Bowling and Corvette; Faunce, Edel-
end co., Richardson t7) and Newman
Calvert ---- QsO oss Ola 2 /
Sasscer ,O10 600 o. 9
Walker 80 and Beall.
Hofiman-Boston ST lis x-15 10 !
l. WanzeE, Eayes t2l and Harry
Home fun--JohnSon tHonman-BoS-
toni, 4th. none on; Burton CHofiman-
Boston,, LIST. on.
Annapolis $40 0O2 o. 3 / .
Howard County 400 900 x 4 4 o
Kramer. Wilson a. and Blaney
Hopkins (2): Perkins and Ash.
St. Adams - 600 002 o. . 3 4
Episcopal - 3l2 40 x-14 Q :
cheyftz, shreve az and r. Jones:
Wysong and Ferguson.
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MAJOR
LEADERS

= .rw,,,s n9 AaNAN btAuuh
bati1 Power. cisvsiIand. ' sss::
kallne, Detroit, .l10: Fox, chlcaso.
AGO. Tanby. Baltimore, .30b. How.
ard, New York. .3e3.
RUNs--Tasby. Baltimore. and Power.
Cleveland, ~: .nuddin, Boston
Landls, CHICAGO, Minoso, Cleveland
and 6iebern, Neu York. 10.
RUNS BATTED M--Trlandos. Balti-
ss eis ss Isvs;ssa hsT f2 n.,i ~
chieaEo. and Held. Cleveland. 10,
HITs--Fex. chicaeo. and Kaiine, De-
troit,. rs; tasty, Baltimore. Power.
Cleveland, and Bertoia, Washineton,
DoUBLEs--striekland, Cleveland, q;
Runnels, Boston. and Bertoin, WASH
lnetQn, 8; Finlsan. baltimore, and
buodin and Mal1one, Boston. 4.
TRIPLEs-cery. Kansas City. and
sk9vreni New YORK 2; ten players
HONE RuNs--Held. Cleveland. 81
E,, nasa n h,sl.imofs' Power , and
Maris, Kansas City. skowron, New
York, and Bertoia, Washlngton, ).
STOLEN BAsEs--Nins players tied
PiTCHING--Johnson Baltimore, Bell,
McLish, Perrarese and Browdowski,
Cleveland, and Larsen and Ford,
New York. go, 900.
sTRIkK0uTs--Ford, New York, 10;
more, Is: wynn, chiesHo. s ana Sell
Cleveland, IA.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Based on Is or more at
batsl--Aaron, Milwaukee, 500:
Alou, san Francisco, $50; Demeter,
Los, Angeles, 3S5; Pinson. Cincin-
. natl. =3o6; Banks, Chicago, .357.
Pinsop. Cincinnati, and Cepsda, san
francisco, 10. Moryn, Chicago,
Eankee and Davenport, San Fran
runs BATTED N-pemeter. Los An
peda, San Francisco. Is: Pinson
and Robinson. Cincinnati, II.
HlTS--Aaron, Milwaukee, 10; Copeda,
san Francisco. Is: Alou. San Fran
cisco, 10; Banks, ChicaE6, Pinson,
SSlneinnsu. pemstsr, Los Angeles.
nays, o,, san Francisco and cimoli,
D0gBLEs-Temple. Cincinnati. Aaron,
Mnwaukee and cepeda, San Fran
cisco. o; McMillap, Cincinnati, a;
Sovlngton, Milwaukee, Burgess and
STUART PittsburRh and Blasingame,
TRlPLEs-Mays. san Francisco, 3:
Ions chicago, Plnson, Cincinnati,
Moon. Los Angeles and Stuart.
HOME RUNs--Demeter Los Angeles,
.; Cepedn, San Francisco. s: Banks,
Chieaeo, Mathews, Milwaukee and
Alou San Francisco, a
STOLEN BASES--MOon, Los Angeles.
3; Temple and Robinson, Cincin-
nati, thinner, Los Angeles, Alou
san francisco and Grammas, st.
PIrCHTNG--Burdette. Milwaukee and
Antonelli. San Francisco, 80, / 600;
Robbie, Chicago, Fowler and Klipp-
stem, Los Angeles, SPAIN, Milwaukee.
Sn nao semproeh' Philadelphia, 30,
sTRIKEoUTs-Drysdale, Los Angeles,
20, Fowler. Los Angeles, and San
ford: San Francisco, Is: SPAIN, Mil
waukee, IL; s. Jones and AntoneIii.
san Francisco and jackson and
Mizell. st. Louis, IA.
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ORIOLES, 8: RED Sox. 7
BOSTON
BALTIMORE

Totals 80 S13s Totals 81 III 6
| Grounded out for stock in 4th;
> W alked for gardner in 5th
3 Grounded out for Walker in 9th;
1 Struck out for LockmAn in 18th; 5
Singled for johnson in Sth.
BALTIMORE - 200 030 1905
BOSTON - 500 l0l OOO--1
E-Carrssauel. PO-A - Baltimore.
Runnels TO Wertz: Loes to Avila to
carrasouel. LoB-Baltimore. 9; Bos-
ton, 10.
2b--Runnels t9), Miranda. woodling.
HR-Tasby,
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
PHILLIEs. 4: BRAVES. )

Totals "a 3 s Totals 81 8 4
Homered for Thomas in eth: 2
Struck out for semSroch in 9Th
MILWAUKEE, O02 900 OOl-3
PHILADELPHIA - 900 OOl 003--4
E-Mathews. Po-A--Milwaukee 20
8, Philadelphia, 27-ll. TWO out win
ming run scored. DP-crandsll to
Logan. LoB-Milwaukee, H. Phila-
delphia. 8.
2B - Logan, Bruton. Covington,
Aaron. HR-Mathews. Bowman, Aaron,
Freeser Hammer, S-crandsll.
p,,...o siip T b 50
semprOch - o 5 8 S 6
winner-semproch (2-ol. Loser -
PizarTo ODD.
HBP--covinston (By Semproehl
Bouehee tBs Pizarrol. U-Donatelli,
Burkhart, VenEon, Conlan. T-2:30.
As, $50.
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Senators Prospects Brighten as Pitchers Get Hot

Turkeys last loss to the Sena-
tors also was by a 80 score
when Bob Porterfield beat him
May 80, 1855.
zauchin stole second base in
the second inning. 1t was
Norm's second steal Of the sea-
son and two more than he
accumulated in 1858. :. Lava
getto conferred at length with
Cal Griffith in the presidents
office after the game. discussing
numerous trade possibilities.
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Amen to Speak Here

Paul Amen, football coach at
Wake Forest College. will speak
at the annual elections dinner
of the Washington chapter of
the University of Nebraska
Alumni Association at $50 pm.
tomorrow at the Army-Navy
Club, 1927 Eye street NV.
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INDIANS, 10; TIGERS, a
CLEVELAND
DETROIT

Totals IS 10 TO- 10 Totals 3341O4
Sinsled for Burning in Sd: =
walked for Burnside in 9th; 3 Struck
out for Morgan in 9th; 4 Called out
CLEVELAND Oa5 on OIo-10
DETROIT 900 1870 600 4
Sc Boiling. .. PO-A-Cleyeland
s27-l3; Detroit, 37-l5. DP-Strick-
land to Martin to Power. PierSall to
Power; Martin to Strickland TO Power;
Briqges to Boiling to Harris. LOB
Cleveland, Il. Detroit, 10.
2b-Colsvito, Naragon, Strickland.
harris. HR-Martin. S-PieEsal,
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FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGELES ilario Morales, 1876,
Mexico. outpointed Teddy (Red Top)
Davis. 1874. Hartford, Conn, 10.
BOISE, Idaho-George Logan, 1919,
Boise, outpointed Jackie Torme. 100,
5an Francisco, 10.
Jose Torres, 164i4. Puerto Rico.
stopped Joe Shaw, 1853, New York, 3.
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r sFsced 3 batters in 3rd.
Winner--BrodowsS 600. Loser
tNarleski t0-4l.
HBP--Naragon by Burning. WP--
Davie, U--SummerS, Mckinley, Soar
Chylak. T-2:4S A-3,I97.
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CUBS, s; CARDS,

Totals 81 5 Totals 81 q 10 8
j Flied out for Grsmmas in eth: >
Walked for Clark in Sth: 3 Ran for
Hemus in Sth; Ran for Green in
9th; 5 Walked for Tate In 9Th; q
Struck out for Num- in 9th.
ST. LOUIS 600 600 001--1
CHICAGO 900 013 20x-6
E--Green. Po-A-st. Louis, a4-7.
Chicago, .7-17. DP-BankS to T.
Taylor to Long. LOB-St Louis s,
Chicago, g.
g ab--Musial. Green, Altman. HR--
Moryn, Ions, White SB-GrammAs.
SIT Taylor
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Leogue-Leoding Terps
Focing WoIfpcck Nine

The University OF Maryland
baseball team. with a red-hot
winning streak and undisputed
lead in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference at stake. was set to take
on North Carolina State in a
double-header starting at 1880
pm. today at College Park.
The Terps, tied with Wake
Forest at 81 for the conference
lead. have won six straight and
moved into today's action sport
ing q Ia overall record.
In other games involving area
colleges today, it was winless
Georgetown at Gettysburg,
Loyola at Catholic, Delaware
State at Howard and Mont
gomery Junior at the George
town Freshmen.
Full Slate Tomorrow
Another full schedule is Of
fered tomorrow. with American
at Loyola. Towson at Catho-
lie. Georgetown at Penn State
in a double-header Howard at
Delaware State, Duke at Mary
land and West Virginia at
George Washington in a twin
bill.
The Duke-Maryland game is,
OF course, an ACC game, while
the Colonials. winners Of six
of seven. win be meeting West
Virginia on the West Ellipse in
Southern Conference action.
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Wtnner-Lawrence DID. Loser
Witt (0-2l.
U--Smith, Dascoli, secory, Dixon.
T-2:32. A--IS,S19.
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Winner = Johnson t2-0). Loser -
Kelly u-I.
WP-Pappas U-Runge. Tabacchi.
PspaEella. Hurley. T-3:@2. A-1,296.
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Senators IL straight times dat
ing back to 1855. had a one
hitter in his grasp entering the
seventh. Norm zauchin's lead
of double in the fifth was the
lone hit off him to that point.
Jim Lemon cracked a double
to left to start the bottom of
the seventh. Zauchin grounded
out, but Turley walked Harmon
Killebrew and Jay Porter sue
cessively to fill the bases. Julio
Becquer batted for Aspromonte
and Lemon scored and the bases
remained damned when Bobby
Richardson threw too low to
second in an attempt to force
Porter after fielding BecqCer's
grounder.
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BertOia Comes Through

Herb Plews batted for KEN
merer and Killebrew scored the
tying run as Becquer was
forced at second. Reno Bertoia
then rammed single to left,
scoring Porter and getting rid
of Turley.
Clevenger escaped damage in
the eighth but got himself in
difficulty in the ninth by walk
ing Skowron. Lumpe sacrificed
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REDLEGs. 5; PIRATES. 2

Totals 20 2 5 Totals 20 2 .
1 Doubled for Smith in sth.
CINCINNATI 600 O02 900
PITTSBURGH 80 010 900 OO1--2
PO-A--Cincinnati 27-12. Pittsburgh
91-l4. DP-Mazeroski TO GrOat to
Stuart; witt to Groat to Stuart. LOB
Cincinnati T. Pittsburgh A.
.B-Beil, Temple, Robinson. Nelson.
Stuart. SB-Temple. S--Lawrence ST
Lynch, Hoax
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r., MinneefI3oAemmerer G-ll. Loser
U : Berry, Honochick, Flahsrty.
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Drummer Goes Distance

American stepped over the
500 mark in the Mason-Dixon
Conference by beating Western
Maryland, SCI. in yesterdays
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continued From PAGE O.

Continued From Page C-1
to three runs in two games,
covering 20 innings.
The Senators, to be sure,
have scored only three runs
over the same span. Ken AS
promonte has been hitless in
his last Is tries and Able Pear
son hasn't hit in his last IA at
tefnpts, but if Cookie can get
continuing superb pitching
from his starters he'll take his
chances on his hitters doing
their job.
Mantle Hits Homer
The Senators hadn't moved a
man beyond second base for %
Innings until they staged their
winning rally yesterday and
they required aid in that in
stance.
The Yankees grabbed the lead
in the fourth inning when
Mickey Mantle banged a home
run over the rightfield fence
With none aboard. They made
it 20 in the seventh when Bill
Skowron doubled to left and
came around on Jerry Lumpe's
single to center.
Turley, who had beaten the
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outdoors tor ants,
larva, grubs 10 the
sod as well as grass
hoppers, army worms
and dozens OF other
pests, Start using nov
for best control. Its
easy Just squeeze
package to dust! A
scientific advance -.
hacked by Union
Carbide.
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Winner-Drabowsky I'D. Loser
Mcdaniel Q-s).
xFaeed 9 bstters in 9th
WP-Nunn. u-Delmure. Barlick,
Crawford. T-3:20. A-5,1SS.
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.ToDAY'su----
| GARDEN HINT
HOW TO KILL ANTS

Every gardener knows how difficult
it is 10 control ants either inside the
house or IN the garden. But now
you can use top-quality "Eveready"
Sc Chlordane Ant Killer not only
TO kill ants, but also other hard.
to-kill household insects such as
SlverfiSh. reaches. spiders. Use Il
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Richardson. PO-A-New York,
24-13; Washington, 27-I4.. DP-Ber-
toia to Aspromonte to Zauchin; Kubek
to Richardson to Skowron: -Lumpe to
Richardson to Skowron. LOB-New
York, 2: Washington, s..
2B Siebern, Zauehin, Skovron,
Lemon. SB-zauehin. Bauer. S-Tur-
ley, Lumpe.
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WASHINGTON
Totals

Safe on fielder's choice for Aspro-
monte in eth; , forced Becauer for
Kemmerer in 7th flied out for Pear
son in 9TH: 4 flied out for Richardson
IN 9th; 5 grounded out for Shants
NEW YORK 600 100 100
WASHINGTON ----- 900 900 30x-3
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WHEATON
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

1907 WIS. AVE, Mr.. Plot 2sx
1870. Sale or lease. KOJAK'S
REALTY CO, tn. 2-446S.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

OCEAN CITY, ND, - oceanfronI
property, suitable 70 erect Dwell
Ing; must be reasonably priced
co. b-22l2.
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AuToM0TivE MISC.

BEAR FR0NT-END MACH, ~
mod: peri. cond.: instaiiation
FRANK HICKAM. 1900 N. Scott
ST.. Apt. No. 3. Arlington. Va.
DISMANTLlNG 1919 FORD Tudor;
any and all parts for sale at reas
prices. Phone Sp. 3-5i9S, after
or any time week end.
LINCOLN '5i PARTS: everything
cheap and in good condition. LEi
FIELDS. LII. 4-SS23, =
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TAKOMA FORD

7035. CARROLL AVE.
IAkoMA PARK. ND. u. S-l00C
BUICK '55 Super Riviera coupe
power extras; perfect performer
Sl.l95. Bank deal. KIRK MO
TOR Co. 1000 Ga. ave. ia. D.
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AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
.,.I Fai 81 shopping q, Center
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1850 hardton eoupeI
equipped With power steerins,
brakes. etc.: immaculate eondi.
ton; special at $1,000.
Suburban Cadillac olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. Md. OIL. .6.770O
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM.
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BEYOND TOMORROW?
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

On Rte. No. AZ. at Linden, virginia.
high above the windward pass
through the Blue Ridge Mountains
OF virginia. offers a haven and
escape from possible world Of
turmoil. Altitude approx. 1000
IT.. with panorama view Of the
Shenandoah Valley and River iaf
beneath. But 90 odd miles from
ID; c. A fully developed commu-
nifty with excellent roads, water
mains, electricity, fire and police
control, where one will meet the
finest" people who have retired
here. Nothing here Is proposed
or planned and all is an accom- :
plished fact for your enjoyment.
Two lakes--Skyland Lagoon and
Lost Lagoon in Hidden Valley
provide bathing on white send
beaches, boating and bass fishing
Dedicated game preserves abound
ing with quail, deer, rabbits ana
grouse, Observation station with
aWe-inspirlng views Of the Shen.
andoah. Parks and picnic tables
Many who have given up" now
md that mountain living with
the. fresh air, pure spring water
and serenity give them unbeliey-
able zest and vigor for living
young again. Choice lots avail
able IN cleared areas, deep woods,
pine groves or waterfront with
apple trees.
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DESK SPACE
LU,S, ACREAGE f0n SALE
CA. E. c.

"a. E. CO.
20 acres '. -VV~ed .--..d. approx.
4.OVu-IL. pavsu rOad frontage. "a
miles 70 AkL. IoO1 tuposfapny
1rIce 5000 Der acre. IermS.
INVESTORS
Approx. OJv aeIss ieaGy 4Vf devel-
SVInsnt utGveen neW v. .. o1rsal
o. STANDARDS site anu atomic
knergy Commission. near cover
leaI On new y. .. 24U. Gas ana
waser available now; no sewer a.
GALL Mk. IoWsLL
James &. COnley IL Co.
NJ. s-ess sSz' "a A' 81. s.5sOs
ALrA VISTA. S lots. al util. avail
aoie, wooded; SlA,35O.
Eish. S5x200: all utiis.
POA OAAC--4 plus acres. Heart Of
hunt country. feneeo;. price Sl2,-
500. Terms II deSlreu.
BURNT MILL AREA-3 lge. lots
ready TO 20. Ali utils.
RUT OAAC-3S acres. has small
house: rented at $65 mo-: zoneo
PoiOaAC-2h plus acres with
nice brook: price. S1.OVU.
Lynch CO. VIA. 6-47lS
AXE YOU LOOKING for q choice
loL to buila your DnEA1 hOUSL2
Tnen see this! Only mics lrom
d. T., RI. Geo. ~. olze fVx1Su.
t.Snty trees, paveo streets; area
OF a25,0OU nomes, Sacrn1ce S3.oUU.
AaR. rUMPhhEH, LII. --c4S1.
A fENTlON bUlLDEkS-hoLa area.
- lots READY TO ~, only nj.
from y. Z. Line. in r. u. Co, nr.
Jones Point bridge. Sewer, water,
g., sidewalks, guLLeTs, paveo
St4vets anu driveway apfons all in.
Lee. lots. aeas. pRlceu. Excel.
sucLiv. OF o.U,UOU det. homes.
over SOC developed ana solo.
MI. KODAK, ~. 2-44Oo.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 81 Special 2-dr.; blue ans
white, We tires. .. and b.; perf
cond.' S34b. AP. 7-3O11,
PUCK s,, 90 y h,aarStOP. s;dOOr; :. ana
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AUTO LEASING
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALA ROMEO '57 COW. and IA
convrt,: also 81 other foreign cars
JACK PRY. 10th and NJ SITS. Open
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BoATs
tcoNrINuED)
RADIO TELEPHONE

Aerosonic translator, 20 and 90 ".
~ ": complete. from only S27b
RINE. 1910 wis. ave, OF. 8-i66b
TROJAN sEABREEzE CUSTOM
and spring copditioned. Used
mo-: Teak decks, extras, Priced
under market for quick sale
81. 095. CT. 6-2S74.
TROJAN BOATS on display; i'm.
mediate and spring delivery. Soc.
cial prices on floor samples. John.
son outboard motors
THE BOAT CENTER
$3.50 0eoreia Ave. JU. 5-777a
wANTED-14-ft. piywood rowboat,
"a or 10 h.p; cupboard meter;
must be In good cond. UN. 7-669l
WINNER Fibergias boats. SC models
on display; immediate or spring
delivery. A few 1858 models left
at 259s discount johnson out
board motors. THE BOAT CEN
TER, s23o Georgia ave. 10
5-7773.
l6-FT. FIBERGLAs-B0TTOM run
about. rebuilt 2D-h.p. johnson
Trailer, gas tanks, o life preserv-
srs, skis. rope $3.50 OF best offer,
EN-. 3-Sbb3.
81 CENTURY CORONADO SPEED
BOAT-215-h.p. engine; In water
q mos. since new, absolutely perl.
cond, ia, S-76e3,
e2-FT. CABIN CRUISER, inboard,
sleeps g. galley. head: excellent
cond.: priced 10 sell. CT. 0-lO57
I8-FT. HAMPTON sAILBOAT, ex-
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berelassed: best offer. CIR. 3-4e47,
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compl. equip: 1880. IA. 4-l72b.
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ROCKVILLE FORD

BUICK $50 Century hardtop; 7. and
h., 2-tone paint; inmae. cond
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-Choice loca-
tion: lot 50x100. $1,000 HE, A.
g2S2.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
Ale ! WATERFRONT PROF. RENT
tcoNTiNuEp)

OCEAN LOTS, mr.. ocean City. Nd,
$500 per wk. white. sandy beach:
good Investment, Should double
your money within 2 or 3 yrs.
Sold with q 3O-day money-back
guarantee until you see the prop
erty, y. T MOTION REALTY,
INC, 1900 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex
andria. Va Open Sat. and sun.
OV. $4,000,
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KATAMAC
MOTOR: = hip. Evinrude; $3.50.

MOTOR. - mp. Evinrude; $50
RE. 5-1456.
MFG NODDED FIBERGLAs boats
b different models on display
for immed. or spring delivery; easy
terms. Open daily, 5000. Sun
after church, l1-3 johnson out
board motors. BOAT CENTER.
1926 Georgia ave. JU 5-7773.
NEW '5s JOHNSON CUPBOARD
MOTORS-Discount prices: most
models. BOAT CENTER. S236
Georgia ave. JU. 5-7773
CUPBOARD MOTOR, 1857 Evinrude
Lark, electric engine; price, $3.50.
ia. s-5431.
CUPBOARD MOTOR. I5-h.p. Fvin-
rude. $3.50; 30-h.p. Mercury
$3.50. 5000 Rhode Island ave,
Hyattsville. UN. ANTI.
CUPBOARD oWNERS-Will you
be ready for spring. Bring, your
cupboard In to us now. and avoid
the mad rush. Expert mechanic
now on duty in our new. modern,
equipped shop building. Mo-
tors brought In now will be held
until June at no extra chal =.
Reasonable rates. 2
Deale Marine Sales
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TAKOMA FORD

703b CARROLL AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, Md. JU, $1,000
BUICK '57 4-door Riviera; white
S 90 asss see slas ss Sss 'Jss sad yls
Wv. tires: one owner. e2, 600 NIL
y. sTEuHRr SILVER sfRINd,
INC. l14l East.West hwy, ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
Double Check

On the daily menu appears
Khrushchev for some reason
its verbal but its significance Is
none the less important you
can't eat it. Having been reliably
briefed on this wonderful visit and
visitor. am still at loss as to the
great importance attached thereto.
He could be just following Dick
home or paying a visit back What
ever we decide to determine is i'm
material
Khrushchev. Nikita that it. is the
big Boss of all Russia. However.
Washington officialdom Should be
dumb, after spending millions to
create a good feeling in the Soviet
regime now sets out to insult the
gentleman upon arrival He will
only get a 10 popcracker salute.
the other two are loaded for him.
He will be met at the landing
by the one and only Hagerty who
does all the dirty work with a
note from the President Of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
Leroy nW.) Journal

4 fling is wonderful thing Throwing
money around is if you could afford to
do it can be one of life's pure pleasures
But it is rare experience for most of US
so rare that it's known as "spree" which
Mr.. Webster defines as excessive indulg-
ence"
About the only people who 60 on spend
ing sprees very often are rich people, drunk
people and people using other peoples
money. This last category includes crooks,
people on expense accounts, and legislators.
Crooks, if caught, &c to Jail The expense