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Evening star., 1961-03-30
Trouble rs
cooling system leaks

Tiny leaks Of permanent anti-heeze can
play nasty tricks with many motor oils.
These oils can react chemically with
permanent anti-freeze and form horrible
sludge. This sludge can become so gooey
that it can actually bring an otherwise
healthy yengine to standstill.When this hap
pens, you're on the way to major repair bill.
New Shell X-IO0 Premium sets all such
fears at rest. 1t resists reaction with any
sort of antitr 1t shrngs itof. Better
getthat leak fixed, anyhow, to keep your
cooling system wOrking)
The additiyes in Shell X-lO0 Premium re-
sist washing out with water, too. In some oils,
additiyes can be lost to water leaks. In Shell
X-lo0 Premium, they can't. They stay in the
oil to protect your engine.
Do you pay more for X-1OO
Premium protection?
Yes, you do pay more. But the amount is so
picayune, its penny-wise and dollar-foolish
ignore the longer engine life that you get
from this new Shell oil.
If you drive the national average of
10000 miles per year, the switch to
Shell X-l00 Premium with regular oil
changes) will cost you only $3.50 more
than ordinary oiI-give or take nickel.
And probably nothing extra # you al
ready use a premium grade.
AT most, Shell X-loO Premium costs less
than penny extra day A triaing amount
when you consider that every drop Of Shell
X-loo Premium is actually prolonging your
engines life by protecting it from the FIVE
internal dangers listed above.
Ifyou still take this statement with pinch
ofsalt, we recommend that you take another
couple Of minutes to read the facts on the
right. They'll open your eyes.
Evening star., 1961-03-30

X-lo0 Premium was reduced to almost half
the amount considered to be acceptable by
fabrication experts.
And that's just six findings out Of q thou
sand facts-all Of which prove that new Shell
X-lo0 makes every existing motor oil obsolete.
Don't you think its high time you changed
to Shell X-loo Premium If so, here's the best
way to do it
1. Drive your car until the engine is thor
oughly warm.
z. Ask your Shell service man to drain your
oil while it is hot Also make sure to tell
him to replace the old oil with new Shell
X-l00 Premium. 1t comes in distinctive
white can Check this point.
No other premium oil will give you the
same sort of protection.
3. If your car has an oil filter, have the filter
cartridge changed, too.
This will remove some of your engines
old dirt and contamination.
4. Have your air filter element cleaned or re.
placed also. Its simple job. And it helps
ntfurtherunnecessaycontamination.
And that's all there is to it. few extra min.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
How Shell scientists tried to ruin $27O,OOO worth
of cars to prove that new Shell X-1OO Premium
can make your engine live longer

To prove and "wrng out new Shell X-1OO Premium Shell
used whole new feet of ninety All stock models
Shell test drivers then piled up 81 million miles in
four radically different kinds of driving conditions.
New Shell X1OO Premium proved itself time and again
as the most advanced motor oil the market today
Hyou really interested in prolongng the Life your
car should read the facts Skepcs who think $3.50
extra per year is extravaganza may get surprise.
Evening star., 1961-03-30

ARMED WITH their new $4,000 test feet,
IA Shells team Of test drivers had great fun.
They set out on q deliberate program Of
studied scientific brutality. Brutality to cars.
Brutality to ordinary engine oils. Brutality to
new Shell X-l00 Premium. Here's taste Of
what they did.
1. They drove over southwestern highways
at6o mph, averaging LAO miles per day.
Z. They drove at 80 mph on Kansas turnpikes
and followed up with 40 mph grind up
steep mountain grades.
3. They whipped up to 100 mph around test
tracks and ran some cars at top speeds for
10000 miles or more.
4. Finally, they drove one million, two hun
dred and thirty thousand miles through city
traffic. The most excuciaing test of all.
When the drivers brought the cars back,
Shells scientists went to work.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Engines torn apart

They tore the engines down. Measured criti-
cal parts. Examined them for dirt and wear.
They even used radioactive tracers in labora-
tory engine to study the effectiveness of new
Shell X-loo Premium.
Here are six Of their findings. They make
good reading for anyone who wants to pro.
long the Life Of his car.
1. Engine wear was minuscule. One car, lubri-
Gated with new Shell X-l00 Premium, still
had the tool marks on its piston rings after
seventy thousand miles. No motor oil can
lubricate better than that.
Evening star., 1961-03-30

utes in your Shell service station. A few extra
pennies FOR refill with new Shell X-l0O
Premium. And your reward, as these tests
verify, can be longer engine life.
Look at it any way you please. Shell X,loo
Premium Motor Oil is quite bargain.
Evening star., 1961-09-18
IROVAI. MOTORS

SUNBEAM 81 Alpine convertible !;
4 speed transmission, red leather
interior, beautiful black finish;
iF4F1n q FYlafa fhrnmohnpt
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 81 custom 4-door.
classic. automatic transnission'
excellent. low mi. one owner: inv
low price. 81 .995
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CHRYsLER IE .s7 e-cyl; c@onv @ cpe:;
top and tires. Ak. 2-9634.
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OLDs IS Dynamic "ss" 4-door Sc
dan; hydra, power steering and
brakes, one owner. Excel value.
81. .%A5.
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LINCOLN '5S capri 2-door hard
top, full power equipment, i'm
maculate condition, one owner
Butler Bonded. only S2.295. LEE
D. BUTLER. 1121 21St st. NV,
FF T-3046
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PLYMoUTH-VALIAN

H1LLMAN 80 4-dr. sedan; fully
equipped with leather interior.
$500 original miles. Sale. S995.
ROYAL MOTORS
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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '5S; fac
all power. S2,395 IA. 7-9S49.
MERCURY SO Montclair hardtop
4-door: r. and h., auto. trans,
good cond.. $685..
TAKOMA FORD
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UNITED AUTO
STEWART BUICK

CADILLAC SO 2-tone 4-dr sedan;
air cond.,, p b., p.s.; going overseas
soon, best offer. MA. S-7u95 IN,
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si,31s. Delivered. CAPITOL
PARTISAN MOTORS. 22nd and
Nn,W. FE. 7-2S3C.
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ROYAL MOTORS
PLYMOUTH-VALIANT
CHRYSI Err -SIMCA

LANCER 81 4-dr. station wagon;
company official car, torqueflite
transmission, power steering,
heater. os. mirror. wheel covers,
Wv. tires, floor carpets, special
equipment, etc, S2.465. BANNING
e. SONS, $500 Baltimore Blvd,
HyattS I'm 4-3130
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PAUL BROS. (OLDS.)
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
STANDARD
3ONTIAC-RENAuIT

FUN IlAC- -RENAOG1
246O cHILLUM RID. AP. 7-7l2o
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR. "
OLDSMOBILE SO "aS": %, 900
mi. ! owner. air conditioner, all
electric: will take trade: fully
powered. CIR. 3-4523.
OLDSMOBILES-F cali on all
1851 new and company official
cars: many models to choose from.
Several with air conditioners. See
US today.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-77O0
OLDS 81 "9S" sedan; air cond,,
and h; $aS5. EN- 10000.
oLDS 80 "9S" de luxe Celebrity
sedan; hydra, T. and h., power
steering and brakes. new Wv.
tires. company official car. Ire
mendous value, S2,795.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS.)
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-13Os
oLDS 50 4-dr. hdtp.; 1t. blue, fully
equip. excel. cond. OWNER.
minister; S1,6a5. JU. e-4092.
'55: excel. cond. S4O0 or
best offer. TIA ogden St, Falls
Church, Va.
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MONROE
FORD

VOLKsWAGEN 81 Microbus; sun
roof. r. and h., manv extras;
$500 actual miles: S195 down.
MAJOR IMPORTS, corner Wilson
blyd. and N. 10th st. Arl.. Va.
IA. 4-66O7
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

s75o. FLOOD Pontiac. 42Si
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! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE !

OLDS IS Dynamic "ss" 4-door Sc
dan; hydra, power steering and
brakes, one owner. Excel value,
PAUL BROS. (OLDS.)
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-130S
OLDS 81 convertible "gS'' J-2; r..
h.. Wv. tires, full power. Excel
condition: Sl,0a5. WE. 1-O435.
OLDS 81 Super "Ss' door sedan; ;
hydra. ?. and h., power steering
and brakes, Wv. tires, excel.
cond- throuEhout. S995.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS.l
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-l3Os
oLDS 81 "sS" herdtop coupe:
red and white. fully equipped; I;
COMPANY official car; new-car
terms and warranty; special.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1922 2and st. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE 80 Dynamic "SS' q
door sedan, automatic transmits
sion, radio. heater, power steer
ing, power brakes, cannot be told
from new. Butler Bonded. S2.295.
LEE D. BUTLER. 1I2l 2lst st.
NV. FE. 7-3245.
OLDSMOBILE '55 Super "sS' a
door sedan; Al condition. JACK
PRY, 18th and Pa. Sc. Est. 1923.
OLDS 80 Dynamic "SS" conv. :
beaut. light blue finish, with
matching leather interior, white
top, p.s., p.b, auto trans, 7. and
h, Wv. tires: in shewrm. cond.
A true whale Of deal: only
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CAVE

FORD-FALCON-T-BIRD
corner of Elm and Arlington Rd.
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 6-S262
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
: STANDARD

1850 cHfILUM RID. AP. 1870
eQueenstown Shopping Center"
BUICK SO Electra "225": fully
equipped; power windows and
seats, r. and h., new Wv. tires,
factory air cond.; 4-dr. hardtop
conv. sedan; clean; excel. cond.
$4,000 mi; pvt; owned. Illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

work she misses when she is
away at shows with Go Boys
Image and a brand new horse,
Tequila at Midnight, which also
will appear in the Armory show
The young Texas girl will
find plenty of competition here
among Tennessee walking
horses from Virginia, Maryland
and all parts of the South.
And many of them represent
the same bloodlines as her own
favorite. In the entry list are
C. C. Turner's Go Boys Ex-
travagance from Broadway, Va,
and Walkaway Stables Go
Boys Nitecap from Luray. Also,
Mrs. Louise D. Hodgman of
Royal Oak, Md, will show Go
Boys Evening Star, another
blood relative of the Texas
champion.
Tickets for the show are
available at the Armory, all
American Automobile Associa-
tons offices, Stombock's Sad
dlery, 3278 M street. NV, Tai
bert Ticket Agency in the Will
lard Hotel, Guide Bros. and The
Surrey in Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
GuIIuudet Beaten
By MontcIuir, GO,
In Muddy Going

Montclair IN. j. State Col
lege continued its two-year un-
deated streak yesterday. beat
ing Gallaudet College, 9-6, in
a sea of mud at Gallaudet.
Right Halfback George Jen-
kins scored the only touchdown
for the visitors, sweeping around
end in the second period from
the 10.
In the fourth period. Gal
laudet drove IS yards for a
touchdown, with Albert
Couthen plunging the last 2
yards. A running play attempt
for 2 points failed.
Montclair added 2 points just
before the game ended when
Dick DemaSi tackled a Gal
laudet ball carrier behind the
goal line for a safety. BY that
time the field markings were
so obliterated by the steady
rain it took some measuring to
locate the goal line.
1t was Montclair'S fifth
straight victory this year, and
the 18th in two years.
MONTCLAIR -- u 7 o %
GALLAUDET y o Ct
Montclair-Jenkins 10. run tCherkir
kick.
Gallaudet-Couthen ,, run Crur
failedD.
Montclair-Safetv C0allaudet runner
tackled in end zone).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Chapman Star
RingsUpNO.5

Paced by its outstanding full
back, Max Chapman. Episcopal
High School swamped st. Al
bans in the rain and mud yes
terday at Alexandria, 41-6, for
its fifth victory without a loss
this season.
st. Adams got its touchdown
in the second period when Quar-
terback Tony Rubino took the
kickoff, cut for the sidelines
and ran 100 yards into the end
zone.
Chapman scored four touch
downs. on runs Of 8, 10, l and
II yards, and added five con-
versions from placement. He
carried Is times for 10 yards,
all but one Of his tries in the
first half.
Halfback Roger Davis also
had a good day for the Maroon
despite the heavy footing. He
carried eight times for Sc yards,
his longest run 48 yards for a
touchdown.
Three of Episcopals touch
downs were set up by recovery
of st. Adams fumbles, the first
by Howard Goodman in the
first quarter, the second = by
Dick Marlborough in the second
period and the third by Cotton
Kirkwood in the final quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Rain Sets Back
IA High School
Grid Contests

Fourteen of 20 high school
football games scheduled yes
terday were called off because
of rain.
Most of the games have been
re-Scheduled for Monday, in
GLIDING Richard Montgomery,
holder of the areas longest
winning streak at % straight,
at Blair.
One game has been set for
today, st. Mary's at Good
Counsel at 2 o'clock.
The Columbian Prep VS.. st.
Francis Prep game scheduled
yesterday at Spring Grove, Pa,
had been Cancelled earlier.
The revised schedule:
Marshall at Garfield. postponed, 2
GaithersburE at Bethesda Chevy Chase.
postponed, 8 pm. Monday
Richard MONTGOMERY at Blair. post
poned, 8 pm. Monday.
Bladensburg at Northwood, postponed,
8 pm. Monday.
Wheaton at Sherwood, pm. Monday
Oxon Hill at DuVal, postponed, , pm.
Monday
st. MaTy's at Good Counsel. postponed.
pm. today.
OConnell VS.. DeMatha, postponed. 1:30
pm Monday at Northwestern.
Annandale VS.. Groveton, postponed. s
pm. Monday at Lee.
CIV JayVee at Flint Hill. postponed,
yorkfo1,n al Madison nostnope6
pm. Monday.
Jennie Dean at Hoffman-Boston, post
poned. 1890 am. Nov. 4.
LaPlata at Great Mills. postponed. ,
pm. Monday.
Bulls School at backey. postponed,
3 pm. Monday.
Columbian Prep at St. Francis Prep
Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
College Officials
Coming Here for
Basketball Clinic

The National Association of
College Commissioners con-
venes here today, tomorrow and
Tuesday for it's 18th annual
basketball clinic.
Headquarters for the ses-
sions, to be attended mostly
by conference supervisors of Of
ficialS, will be the Mayflower
Hotel.
George Washington and
Maryland Universities will act
as co-hosts and represent the
Southern and Atlantic Coast
Conferences, respectively.
Opening meetings and a ban
quet today will be followed by
lectures tomorrow at CIV and
floor demonstrations Tuesday
at Maryland. The Terp varsity
team will participate in the
demonstrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Quontico's Squirt
In First Period
Beats Morrissey

QUANTTCO, Oct. 81 (SpeciaD
The Quantico Marines scored
two touchdowns in the first
quarter and went on to a 1870
victory over the Morrissey Club
Of Quincy, Mass, yesterday at
Quantico.
The victory over the semipro
outfit, which acts as a farm
team for the pro Boston Patri-
OTIS, raised Quantico's record to
ST.. Morrissey has a 9-2-1
record.
John Arms intercepted a
Morrissey pass at midfield and
the Marines scored in seven
plays for their first touchdown.
Bob johnson went over from six
yards out.
The Marines went Sc yards
in eight plays for their second
touchdown, covering the last 80
yards on a pass play from Harry
Deitz, former Navy quarterback,
to Darrell Fits. Fits caught
the ball on the 10 and romped
over.
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Idaho Smashed
By Army,51-7

WEST POINT, NY, Oct. 81
CAP)-Army used every able
bodied man on the roster and
every means of football scoring
but the field goal in overwhelm-
ing Idaho. SIT. before a crowd
Of 1925 at Niche Stadium
today.
Only in the first quarter was
it a ball game. After the Ca
diets had taken a TO lead, Gene
Marrow returned the kickoff
95 yards and a touchdown for
a Tall tie.
BY halftime Army held a
1917 edge. but in the third
period the Cadets really started
to roll. The attack featured
a 67-yard touchdown pass play,
Dick Eckert to Joe Blackgrove.
The Cadets picked up one
more touchdown in the third
quarter as Blackgrove took a
lateral from Eckert and raced
40 yards to score.
In the final period, Army
picked up three more touch
downs. One on a 9-yard run
by Ray Paske, another when
Center Marty Ryan intercepted
a bobbled ball and numbered
SO yards to the goal, and the
third on Chris Stanat's twos
yard plunge.
The score was the largest
rolled up by an Army team
since Dale Hall took over as
coach in 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Fort Myer Schedules
Clinics for Officials

Fort Myer post will sponsor
a series of basketball officials
clinics open to the public, start
ing Tuesday night.
Referee Dallas Shirley will
conduct the sessions at $50
each night on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday at the
south area gymnasium and Oc-
tober 80 and November l at
the north area gym.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
PhiIs Sign Pitcher
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81
(AP) Randy McKenna, AS
toria, N. Y. a righthand pitch
err who once struck out 81 Of
81 batters in a sandlot game,
has been signed by the Phillies.
The l9-year-old hurler will re-
port to Bakersfield Of the Glass
c California League next spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
GU Runners Upset

West Virginia University up
set Georgetown's cross country
team, $3.50. yesterday in the
pouring rain at GU. The
HoyaS' i'm Tucker was the in
dividual winner with a time of
27:25 for the AZ mile course,
but the Mountaineers took five
Of the next seven places for
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
John Carlo Sturs
AS George Mason
Triumphs, 1873

The rain and John Carlo of
George Mason High School
combined to spoil LoudouR
County'S Homecoming yesterday
as the Mustangs hung up an 18-
Is football victory at LeeSburg.
After a scoreleSs first quarter
Carlo got his team on the score
board with a plunge from the I
to end a 40-yard drive. He
scored again in the third period,
also from the l, climaxing a As
yard march, and wound up the
day with a 40-yard romp in the
mud in the final quarter with
40 seconds remaining in the
game.
Loudoun scored in the second
period on a 5-yard end run by
Bobby Slater and in the last
quarter on a 6-yard dash by
Bob Carey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
Tuesday
IL AM.

IL AM.
Green working hunters.
Light, middle and heavy
weight hunters.
3-gaited model.
5-gaited model.
Arabian pleasure horses
Western style.
Professional Horsemen's AS
ISOLATION open jumpers.
Arabian 3-gaited.
Green conformation hunters
under saddle.
Lightweight working hunters
Middle and heavyweight
working hunters.
1880 PM.
Formal opening of show.
Regular conformation hunt
ers, appointments.
Junior 5-gaited.
Arabian horses, native cos
TUNES.
Exhibition of Ben Hur chariot
races.
Parade of international,
teams.
International jumping - fea-
ture class of evening.
Junior 3-gaited.
Fine harness, ladies driving
Exhibition of dreSsage.
OPEN jumpers, bonus points
FEI rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
Results Yesterday


Charlotte Hall. 35; QuantieO Post, o
Episcopal, 81; st. Adams, @.
George Mason, IS; LOudoun County, IL.
Georgetown Prep, g: st. Stephens, 6.
Marshall at Garfield, postponed, 2
pm. Monday.
GaithersburE at Bethesda Chevy Chase,
postponed, 3 pm. Monday.
Richard Montgomery at Blair, post
pOned, 3 pm. Monday.
BladensbuTg at NOrthWOOd, postponed,
pm. Monday.
Wheaton at Sherwood. 3 pm. Monday.
Oxen Hill at DuVal, postponed, g pm.
Monday.
St. Mary's at Good Counsel. post
DOned. 2 pm. today.
O'COnnell VS.. DeMatha. postponed,
S:3O p.ms- Monday at Northwestern.
Annandale VS.. GrOvetOn, postponed,
s pm. Monday at Lee.
CIV Jayvee at Flint Hill, Postponed,
indefinitely.
Yorktown at Madison, postponed, 4
pm. Monday.
Jennie Dean at Hoffman Boston, post
pOned Indefinitely.
LaPlata at Great Mills, postponed, 2
r.m. Monday.
Bulls School At Laekey, postDcped. 2
pm. Monday.
Columbian Prep at st. Francis Prep.
Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Alexandra Club
To Sponsor Game

The Optimist Club of Alex
andria will hold an Armistice
Day football game between two
semipro clubs. Arcadia of Bal
timore and the Vikings of
Philadelphia in George Wash
ington Stadium.
The event, which the Opt
mists plan to put on annually.
will benefit the Boys Club of
Alexandria and the Loeb Raven
Optimist Club of Baltimore
County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Charlotte Hall Routs
Quuntico Post Hiqh


Halfbacks Junior Mcleod
and Rick Veach ran and passed
Charlotte Hall to a $50 rout
of Quantico Post High School
yesterday at fredericksburg,
Md.
Mcleod scored all five touch
downs, three of them on passes
from Veach covering SO. Sc and
q yards. McLeod's runs were
for Is yards and AZ yards.
Veach also added the extra
point after each of the touch
downs on runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Saints in sc Tie
With Little Hoyus

st. Stephens and George
town Prep battled to 6-6 tie
in the rain and mud yesterday
at Georgetown Prep in an In
terState Athletic Conference
football game.
The Saints scored on the
third play of the game on a
40-yard run by John McCarty.
Props touchdown, in the final
quarter, was set when Blair Lee
blocked a punt with Frank Lo-
Blonde recovering on the
Saints 6. Two plays later Bob
Mahoney went over from the /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Moss Will Compete

DURHAM. South Africa, Oct.
81 (AP).-Stirling Moss has
agreed to compete in the first
Natal Grand Prix to be raced
here December II, it was an
nounced TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
THIS MINUTE! your UGF dollar is feeling
the impact of stepped-up n1obiIization...

These are the immediate problems, the pressing
problems incurred by the newly intensified draft
The family that becomes financially dependent
overnight when the son or husband who is its sole
support is recalled into active service. The young
recruit, with nothing to do while he waits in
strange city, To whom do they turn these people, with
problems that simply cannot wait? Let your U G F
volunteer tell you. They turn to the U o. to
the Red Cross to more and more and more
Of the 148 U health, welfare recreation and
research agencies that serve you, your loved
ones, your community. Listen when your
U G volunteer calls. You'll find that U G F
is more than charity. It's enlightened community
action to- fulfill community need. Now more
than ever, when thousands relying you, please
give as deeply and as generously as
you can possibly afford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Top Jumpers, Hunters
In Horse Show Here
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star staff Writer

The Nations best hunters
and jumpers will be among
more than 400 horses entered
in the Washington Interna-
tional Horse Show, which opens
a six-day stand Tuesday at
the National Guard Armory.
Interest in this fourth an
nual event is reported to be
the highest in its history, with
advance ticket sales 10 per
cent above a similar point in
all other years.
The presence of Mrs. John
F. Kennedy at the Friday night
session. and attendance by
by other high Government Of
ficialS is believed 10 have
spanked the early purchase of
seats, according to committee
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

Army-Eckert SO. run CHeydt kick.
Idaho-Marrow 95, kickoff return
Desmond kick.
Armv-safety ball snapped out of end
Zone).
Army-Rushatz ! plunge lHeydt kick
81, pass from Eckert
(Heydt kick.
40, run (Heydt
kick.
Army-Paske Q, run (Heydt kick.
Army-Ryan IS, pass interception
lHevdt kick.
Army-Stanat ., plunge CHeydt kick
Attendance, 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

GEORGE MASON q 8 8 6-Is
LOUDOUN -------- o 0 6-I3
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kick
Mason-Carlo 1, run kick failed).
Loudoun-Carey 9. run kick failed),
Mason-Carlo 40. run (kick failed.