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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-07
1908 FREMONT RD.

BRICK COLONIAL off Cleve-
land Heights Blvd. Noble-St.
Louis Schools. For the LARGE
FAMILY. 8 rooms, lla baths.
completely redecoroted ond
remodeled. Kitchen built-ins.
Vacant and reduced d to
S24,9O0!
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OUR NEWEST OFFERINGS!
Call 45l-8O55 to See

BRINKMORE off Ouillidns. This
semi-ronch with 2-coI ottoched
will thrill you! The decorating
is q real joy! Terrific kitchen
with dishwosher. etc. 2 bed
rooms on first. Finished second.
The recreation room is RIGHT out
Of the picture book. This won't
last! Low s30's.
BRICK semi-rdnch in Beach
wood. Hondy TO CEDAR-GREEN.
This s-yeor-old beauty hos q
cor uttoched. It's well mGin-
toined with large rooms.
screened rear porch. poneled
recreation room. Offered at q
reasonable S29.500.
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l6024 RAViNE DRIVE

Z FAMILY. 6-6 off Noble. 8
yeors old and q step to bus.
shopping. Nelo Park. 3 bed
rooms each suite. 3 garages
on lot so feet wide. Upper
vacant! Opportunity knocks
for Q families or home and
income. Priced right. Mid S30's.
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Executives Home

Beochwood. s bedrooms, 2K
baths. sossofros poneled fomily
room off the dinette. custom
built home. many extra lectures.
only 7 years old. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Coll Helen
SbYocco, EV. 2-O00l. II. 2545.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-07
REALTORS
East Cleveland
NEED 1 BEDROOMS?

NEED 1 BEDROOMS?
Northfield. Groom single. ex-
cellent condition. 8 garage with
storage up, neor oil schools.
shopping and transportation.
N. 1882.
Trumun off Worden
Attractive 6-Yeur-old 3-bedroom
ronch. tiled full basement. pom.
eled recreation room. 2-cur o.
roge, fenced.in yard. nicely
londscoped. N. 1884.
TaYlor-Terrace Area
Ldrqe 4-bedroom single. neor
all schools and transportation.
new gos furnace. see to oppre-
ciote. N. 2096.
Hayden-castalia
Area
6l5-room single. excellent condi-
tion. lovotory and sewing room
on lst. full bath on End, qus
furnoce. new woll-to-woll cor
peting. new driveway. 2-cor
garage. Close TO playground.
See this new listing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-07
REAL ESTATE

Bovdo Realty
In Cooperation With
Robt. Neroni Realty
Service Is More Than Just
A Word - It's Our Woy
Of Business
Sls.soo
2-bedroom MuYfield Heights
ranch with built-ins. very fine
condition. front putio. low toxes.
Coll now!
RANCH
3 bedrooms, 2-cor garage. close
10 school and CTS. low. low
toxes; Sl6.900.
BUNGALOW
s.yeor-young. 2-bedroom home
with exponddble End. 2-cur qo-
rage, fine Location. Only S20,eo0.
Lyndhurst.
4 BEDROOMS
S20,o0O an din Lyndhurst. 2-cor
quroqe, BEAUTIFUL PANELED
RECREATION ROOM. conven.
lent location.
LYNDHURsT
3.bedroom colonial. IA baths.
recreation room, fireploces.
separate dining room, WALK TO
SCHOOL. BUS, SHOPPING
CHURCH. Only $4,000. Don't
miss this value.
CENTRAL AIR
Conditioning is one Of the feo-
lures Of this 3-bedroom Lynd-
hurst rcnch. 2-cor ottoched "a
rage. top ored. Only S25.o0o.
BRICK RANCH
3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 COM
PLETE KITCHENS. Lot loox3oo.
Richmond Heights. Only $4,000.
FAMILY ROOM
Poneled in Ioponeses ash with
large roised stone fireplace.
ll2 baths, 8 bedrooms. buit-ins.
2-cor ot.oched oorode. walk 10
school. Lyndhurst. s3l 900.
ALMOST NEW
Less than | yeor old. Richmond
Heights brick ranch on 92x
2o2 lot. 8 bedrooms. Q baths.
puneled fomily room. divided
basement, ZH2-cuT 0ttCched &C.
rage. built-ins. many extros. q
true volue at S33.90o.
TREES
Surround this new brick ronch
in Richmond Park estotes, 3
bedrooms. Q baths. 77x2o0 lot.
2K-cor attached garage. utility
room on lst. plus q portiol bose
ment. 2 stone fireploces. beouti-
full decor, EARLY AMERICAN
DESIGN. Only S34.500.
EXCELLENT TRADE PROGRAM
44o-552O 44o-O8eO
Member Selectve Listing
Exchange
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Brick Colonial

rooms and luvotory on lst.
bedrooms and full bath on End
finished 3rd. A beautiful home
neor Won AIKEN Blvd. In the
teens. Coll Helen Sbrocco. EV.
2-000l. H. 2456.
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Asking Only Sll.3o0

E. s6th ST., north OF Superior.
Good 2-fomily. rooms and bath
each suite. gas heot. See and
mGke offer. Coll Ann Bezik.
7ol-54o3. N. 2l47.
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REAL ESTATE
ALBERTA PARK

A SPOTLESS beauty, brick and
stone ranch; 2 bedrooms and bath
down. bedrooms and bath up,
kitchen has built-ins, fireplace,
paneled family and recreation
room, professionally handicapped
many. many extras; call owner
after Z pm, EV. 1854.
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6SS FORD RD.

OVER Q ACRES, south of
Wilson Mills you'll find this
charming CAPE COD. 4 bed
rooms e down, 2 up). 2
BATHS. heoted and poneled
breezewoy for that extu
rumpus room. 2k-cor at
toched. Country living in the
cityl It's vacant. and priced
at q low S27 800!
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HaYden-castalia
Area
MoYidir School

Good Groom single. 8 bedrooms,
new furnace and tdnk, close 10
shopping and transportation.
Priced right to close on estote.
Only sl0.9o0. N. 23l7.
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CENTRAL AIR

Conditioning is one Of the feo-
tures Of this 3.bedroom Lynd-
hurst rcnch. 2-cur ottoched "a
rage. top ored. Only S25.90o.
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Eoion Axle.
Fisher Body Area

3-3. income double. 2-cor 90
roge. good condition inside and
out See and moke offer. N. 2255.
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LYNDHURsT

3-bedroom colonial. IA baths.
recreotion room, 2 fireploces.
separate dining room, WALK TO
SCHOOL. BUS, PIPING,
CHURCH. Only $4,000. Don't
miss this value.
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st, cluir.E. l40 Area

Groom income single. immocu-
late throughout. Q baths. 2
kitchens. Only $4,000. N. 2lOO.
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4 BEDROOMS

$4,000 an din Lyndhurst. 2-cor
quroge, BEAUTIFUL PANELED
RECREATION ROOM. conven.
lent Location.
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BUNGALOW

Swear young. 2-bedroom home
with expondoble End, 2-cor 90
rage. fine Location. Only $50. 600
Lyndhurst.
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MAYFIELD HEIGHTS
BUNGALOW

Tree lined street. 3-bedroom
bungalow, full basement. dou-
BILE garage. Low Sl7's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-07

Woodworth-E. l45th ST.. large
rooms. individual gas furnaces.
new AUI woter tdnks. Good in
come. Priced TO sell N. 1928.
Navajo times., 1963-07-18
Eleven Troining

I
Office For information
your Employment Assistance Office Service
Navajo Tribal Utilities Authority
Housing other than dormitory arrangements
Eating will probably be patching or
believe facilities will be
Transportation will be of the rainees providing and
bedding we'll The allowance paid for
will be S 80 hours attendance
Unless traers other Shelter
families encouraged
10 dur the training period.
Navajo times., 1963-07-18
Sheep Vaccination
AT Whifehorse Lake

Iuly H.. Tucker Windmill, Vat,
6 Corral
July 49,. John Whitehorse's Cor
raj
July 49,. John Martinez's Corral
at Am. Willeto Sando-
val at PM.
July TO-. Sand Spring: Erwin Jake's
Corral
Please have your permit and
cash for your vaccination, alSopay
your credit for spray. Will spray
as soon as we get the spraying
machine. The one we use is broken
and has to be sent back for repair.
Navajo times., 1963-07-18

Mr.. JOHN MCKENZIE retiring
from the Navajo Service after
serving over a period of forty
eight years. During this period of
time he was om of the service be-
cause of the World War and w orld
War ii. His work was supervising
the boys in the dormitOry at Ship
rock Boarding School.
Navajo times., 1963-07-18

Play it cool--it is possible your
past may take short cut and head
off your future.
Navajo times., 1963-07-18

MRS. ALLIE NAHKAI retiring
from the Navajo Service after
serving thirty years. She served in
two positions during these years,
the laundry and the dormitory at
Shiprock Boarding School
Navajo times., 1963-07-18


For Rurnuh
Black Mountain Wednesday, July
II, 1868
Thursday, July
18, 1868
Friday, July 19,
1868
No. 2 Windmill Saturday. July 20,
1868
Monday, July p,
1o63----8 miles
south of Ramah
Chapter.
Tuesday, July %,
1868
Los Narias- Wednesday,. July
"a, 1868
Thursday, July IS.
1868
Ramah Chapter Officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06

PONTIAC 80 Bonneville 2-dr.
h hsnr.p' I and b., b. hy ss1 power
S Wss pCwe SFss ses a1a A EieoaRCYY'A
white TOP, spotiess matching in
VERSrTY AUTO SALES. univ.
hlyd S;oe and colesville rd' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06

SO company official
cars and demonstrators 4-door
sedans, 2-door hardtops,. station
wagons. New-car title and 5-year,
60,000-mile warranty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06

OLDsMOBILE '63 new cars. years
NEST COMPLETE selection q body
with air conditioning, buy now
while used-car market Is strong.
Lindsay Odds Cadillac
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-O360 ALEXANDRIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06

OLDsMOBIES '63 Starfires and
snort models, special sale began
Friday. exceptional savings beSng
made on these various. modes.
Don't wait until stock IL picked
. over. come In today.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL Q PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
1920 Arl. Rd,, Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
OLDsMOBILE 80 "9s" Holiday
Sedan s.st' 4, e 7ss power windows and
Open Weekdays Til 9 PM,
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co
1850 22nd SC. NV. FE. 10000
OLDsMOBILE '6l 1857 Holiday
Coupe. air conditioned. It's ell
white, very low mileage wish
hydramatic and full power equip
ment, S2.275.
Lindsay OldS- Cadillac
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. Z"
oV. 3-O350 ALEXANDRIA
OLDSMOBILES '63 company off
cial cars and demonstrators, ex-
cellent selection, all air condi-
toned, exceptional values while
they last. Come in today,
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL Q 2. M.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1920 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
OLDS $50 1857 4-dr., very GOOD
cond.. low mil, will sac. S1.275
or best offer. Ju. 5-4735 after {
OLDSMOBILE '02 station wagon
dynamite 49," silver blue with
white top, equipped with all the
extras including FACTORY AIF
CONDITIONING, keep cool with
this vacation special, only $3,2SS.
"4S-Hour Money-Back GUARANTEES"
OlnnStead
5000 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 7-s5oC
OLDsMOBILE 80 4-dr. sedan. Ful
LEE D. BUTLER
1921 21st st. NV, FE. 1924.
PLYMOUTH '55 4-dr. sta. wag
Plaza, good motor. dependable
transp., Sis or best offer. Cal
after g pm. 6S9-4519.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

equally important - an end to the many
misconceptions about mental conditions
and, in their place, realistic attitudes to-
ward such illnesses and those afflicted.
Part of our difficulty in relating to the
recovered mental patient is that we really
don't know what to expect from him and
often, unnecessarily, fear the worst. Here
are some questions that come up most often:
Is Ghe former patient likely
10 be dangerous?
In the overwhelming majority of cases
the answer is no. In fact, statistics show
that a treated mental patient is far less
likely to commit an act of violence than
the so-called normal person. Of course,
we can all remember reading of some trag-
edy which resulted, for example, when a
suspicious paranOid, believing someone was
plotting against him, struck out defensively
but this is the rare exception.
4 Can we expect other unusual
behavior?
In most cases, the patient will probably
be less different" than before he was hos
Evening star., 1963-01-06

ONE OF THE GREATEST ADVANCES of our
day is that patients with mental illness are
no longer locked away as incurable. More
than 90 per cent of those hosPitalized re-
turn to their communities within 80 DAYS.
But at this point new problem arises.
We must realize that we have important
responsibilities in our relationship to these
ex-mental patients who are our parents,
spOuses, friends or employees. And with
one out Of every 10 children born this year
likely to need some mental treatment in his
lifetime, all Of us should know how to deal
effectively with this situation.
Part Of the solution is easy to write:
make sure that your community has good
in-hOspital treatment, combined with an
effective after-care program to help the
patient re-adjust to his environment. In
tensive hospital treatment helps to get the
patient home sooner, before he gets too
dependent on the institutions protection,
before he is shut out of his former world.
And trained people in the community can
make the job Of getting along with family,
friends and bosses easier to handle.
But there is another factor that is
Evening star., 1963-01-06
When a Mental Patient

How family and friends react can be vital
to a recovered mental patient Here leading
PsychiGfrisf gives fear -dispeEIing advice
By LAUREN H. SMITH, Md
Former Chairman Of the Council Mental HeaEh american Med
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-20
Seven Kodiak Men At Pioneers Home

Guests staying at the Pioneers Home in Sitka include seven men from the Kodiak area and it is hop ed that their old friends and local we'll wishers will find time to re- member these pioneers this holi- day season with cards, letters, or small gifts.
 The seven men are listed here with their birth dates:
 Charles Danielson, August 27, 1878; Jack Graham, Dec. 13, 1884; Charles P. Lynn, Oct IA, 1887; Ar thur Marzan, Mar. 21, 1874; Alex ander Riddell, Apr. 27, 1889; Dan Simeonoff, Oct. 26, 1888; and Alex Woche, Feb. 24, 1888.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-20

MT. and Mrs. Wm. c. McLinn, Daniel Paul, Dec. 2, 6 lbs. 3 OF.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Bahe, Mary Carol, Dec. 2, 6 lbs. 2 OF.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Kvasnikoff, Romona Sue, Dec. 12, 9 lbs.
 Mir and Mrs. Garry l.. Aune, Martin Lars, Dec. 12, 8 lbs. B OF.
 Mir and Mrs. Raymond J. De- mientieff, Nick Frank, Dec. 15, 6 lbs. 8 OF.
 MT. and Mrs. Nick Squartsoff, boy, unnamed as of this date, Dec. IA, lbs. 5 OF.
 MT. and Mrs. Chester G. Hazel, girl unnamed as of this date, Dec. IT, lbs. IA OF.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-20
KODIAK MIRROR.

towel. The mattress covers and bedding are filthy.
 General conditions are very un- healthy.
 I'll do my time, pay my debt to- society under reasonable condi-- tions.
 (Name withheld for protective reaSonS)
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-20
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
 l am writing this letter in hopes that you will print this about the true conditions at the Kodiak jail
 In a small cell there are six hunks and eight prisoners. Six men share a shower and shared one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11


from Bill Shakespeare in the
Irish victory over the Buckeyes,
which ranks as one Of Notre
Danes most memorable tri-
umphs. And he played on the
Redskin eleven that was humil-
lated by the Bears like no other
pro team has been before or
since. UNDERSTANDABLE. the two
games will live long in football
history, and in a mans memory.
Millner now has time to re-
view his career. and possibly
one other game may figure as
Importantly in his memoirs
He's q patient at Fairfax Hos
pital, recovering from a heart
attack, and this corner wonders
II he ever thinks about the play
on the ice-coated field at Cleve-
lands Municipal Stadium In the
ls45 NIL title game that could
have won it for the Redskins
but instead paved the way for
the Rams 1914 triumph.
It was a pass from Hall-of-
Famer Sammy Baugh. intend
ed for Wayne and thrown from
behind the Redskins goal line
that caught Chile Walsh's Rams
flat-footed. At least Millnei
caught 'en with their guard
down. No football player
ever moved with more grace
more cunning than Millner. He
reminded one Of q tiger ir
action.
On this particular play Mill
ner slipped through the Rams
defense like the hero in .
Class B spy film and was wids
open when Sam uncorked thu
pass. It was q certain" touch
down. An Eskimo with a dog.
sled couldn't have caught the
agile Millner on that skating
rink, and six points at thai
juncture would have assured
the Washington eleven Of thu
championship. Unfortunately
Baugh's pass struck the goa
post and rebounded into thu
end zone for an automatic
safety for Cleveland. Othel
weird circumstances figured ir
the final result, but suffice K
say that Cleveland won, 15-l4
1t is almost ironical that tht
rules were changed the follow
ing year, at George Marshall'i
insistence. making the play Z
touchback rather than q safety
But 1t came too late to give
Millner another small measure
Of fame to go with his othel
achievements.
Curiously, Millner's current
illness may hurt the Redskin
as much as Baugh's erran'
pass. He's their top game scou'
and Is particularly importan
spying on preseason opponents
Wayne doesn't miss much,
Coach Bill McPeak said today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

Orioles. 80, and the Angels
bombed the AS. 1873, with Is
hits. The front-running White
Sox and the Twins were idle.
Considering that they play
for a ninth-place team, Kaline
and Wood present some impre-
sive credentials. Kaline has
whacked Is homers, tops the AL
in runs batted in with as, and
is batting 1897.
Woods three hits boosted his
average to .29l, some 40 points
over his lifetime average and
rs points above what he hi
last season.
Wood got the Tigers started
in q hurry against Boston's
slumping rookie, Dave More
head, with q leadoff single In
the first inning. He stole sec
ond, and after O walk to Bill
Bruton, Kaline clouted the
200th homer Of his career,
IKaline also homered in the
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land he is particularly good on
spotting changes In defense.
Clark Shaughnessy Of the Bears
used to come up with q couple
of variations when you least
expected them but Wayne got
them. If he does miss some
thing, and that's rare, he
doesn't con" us around with a
lot of double talk. He simply
says he missed it, and that's
that"
McPeak said Millner's Mon
day morning reports are gems
that show hours Of prepara-
ton.
During the week we 60
through the game films and
take the plays apart and get a
report on every player" Bill
said. "That's easy. But we
have most Of 1t on Monday.
The guy Is Just a marvel. He
is particularly good on pre-
season games when we have no
films"
Ted Marchibroda, Abe Glib
ron. Tim Temerario and Fred
Willsey have a special regard
for Millner because he was out
Of the game several years be-
fore returning to the Redskins
as a scout. They do the same
work from time to time, and
well, too, but mention Millner's
name and they shake their
heads with knowing admira-
J ton.
It's old hat with Wayne, Of
course, and he thinks he should
be up on his football.
after ALL" he told this cor
ner, II see what every team in
the league is doing. ! ought to
know what's going on"
i But Wayne is burned up
about being flat on his back.
How Turk Edwards, Erny
Pinckert, Cliff Battles and other
members Of that horny-handed
crew would laugh II they could
see him! In more than a decade
Iof pro football nobody ever had
IMillner flat on his back, but
one DR.. Claude Cooper put him
there. However, it won't be for
long-just q few weeks.
Meanwhile, Wayne would like
to hear from old friends, Red
skins alumni and football fans.
You may address a card or note
to him at Fairfax Hospital,
1901 Gallows road, Falls
Church, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
Wood Backing Up KaIine
With TimeIyHitting Display

fifth. He and Wood scored De-
troit's final two runs in the
seventh on q double by Dick
McAuliffe.
Bill Faul won his third in
four decisions with O three
hitter, while Morehead dropped
his fifth in O row and now is
as.
Latham homered in the
seventh inning for q 81 Cleve-
land lead over the Orioles and
pitched out Of q Jam in the
eighth, but had to be bailed out
in the ninth.
With one out and two on ir
the Baltimore ninth, Booe
Powell cracked q run-scorine
double, but Pinch-runner Bot
johnson was cut down at the
plate trying to come in on the
hit. Ted Abernathy relieved
Lehman at this point and pre-
wed the Tribes fourth
/ airht victory.
The Orioles, leading the
league by ga games less than
two weeks ago, now have lost
nine Of their last II and trail
Chicago by Q full game.
Ed Sadowski, Felix Torres
Lee Thomas and Able Pearson
had three hits apiece for the
Angels as they battered -four
Kansas City pitchers, starting
with Orlando Pena. sadowski'l
hits included q homer, anC
Leon Wagner raped his 14tE
for Los Angeles.
Dan Osinski. So, limited the
Athletics TO one hit over thu
first five innings and finished
with q seven-hitter. Pena'
record dropped to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
BY the Associated Press

al Kaline is throwing off ex-
pected sparks as Detroit's
No. / slugger, but the Tigers
also are getting some batting
fireworks from q less expected
source-Jake Wood.
The Kaline-Wood combine
spearheaded the offenSe last
night as the Tigers clipped the
Red Sox, 6-1. Kaline belted a
pair of homers, knocking In
four runs. while the wiry Wood
tripled, singled twice. stole 9
base and scored twice.
In other American League
action, New York and Wash.
ington traded shutouts, the
Yankees winning To, on Al
Downing's two-hitter before
being trimmed, 10. by Claude
Osteen: Barry Latman's clutch
pitching and home run enabled
the Indians to nip the sageine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
3 Terp Truckmen
OFF for NCAA Meet

Three University Of Mary
land trackmen. headed by
Hurdler Chris Stauffer, leave
tonight for the NCAA track
and field championships be-
ginning Thursday at Albuquer-
cue, N. Mex.
Also making the trip are
Half-miler Dick Smith and
Mike Cole, q broad jumper.
Stauffer finished second in
the $40 murders in last years
NCAA meet. r-