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Major League Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE

..~-v,,x,N M l liVNhL LLAuOE 49,.
BATTING N6s.,. n2S s.a stSa bat: DAY.:
1897: Groat. St. Louis. and Cow
ington. Philadelphia, 1913; White
St. Louis, $3.50.
RUNs-H Aaron. Milwaukee. So
Flood. 81. Louis, 81: Robinson. Gin
cinnati, snd White, ST. Louis. so;
Brock. sh'easo. and Rose. cinein-
RUNS BATrED N-Robinson. Gin.
einnati. and H. Aaron. Milwaukee,
40. Santo, CHICAGO, and White. st.
Louis. 43; Boyer. ST. Louis. az.
HITs-Grost. ST. Louis, 81: White. st.
Louis: So; santo; chieago. 20; PIN
son, Cincinnati. rs; H. Aaron. Nil
DOUBEEs-javisr. st. Louis. IS: Pin.
son, Cincinnati. and Cepeda, San
P Fra SEQ H. T.; Gonzales, PhiiHdel-
HOME RUNs-H. Aaron. Milwaukee
IL IL s hn5la,., chiesso' "a; -. p Aleu
Bailey, cepedS and Mays. san Fran
STOLEN BAsEs-Robinson. Cincinnati
20; Pinson, Cincinnati. II; Wills
Los Angeles, Is: Brock, Chicago. 49,
W Davis. Los Angeles. IL.
PITCHING Give deeisionsl --Mc Bean
Francisco. 90. SIS: o'Tooie. Gin.
elnnati. 1913, 500; Perranoski 10.
Angeles, and Broglio and Simmons
81. Louis, 20, 77s,
STRIKE oUTs-Drysdale, Los Angeles
Maone K0U cinclnh hos a Az fsma sSS
Milwaukee, s]i Jackson, chicago
culp. Philadelphia. and Marichal,
San Francisco, 40.
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Chief Counsel
Captures TrOt
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Star Special Writer

PHILOMONT, Va, June II.
Counsel, a cross-bred
pony owned by the Swomley
Stables Of Lewiston, Md, won
the AA-1 half mile race yes
terday as As ponies trotted in
seven two-heat races at Vir-
ginia's inaugural race meeting
at Rolling Meadows Raceway.
A crowd of more than 1000
turned out at John McNa-
mara's plant to see william
Swomley drive Chief Counsel
to victory in 1:344s, four
fifths Of a second off his own
world record time on a quar-
ter-mile track.
The chestnut pony beat Nc
Namara's Curtiss Big Noise
rated the fastest registered
shetland pony in the world
and McNamara's Charlau'S
Madonna Racey. considered the
fastest registered Welsh pony.
Rolling eadows Copper
Lady, driven by Bud May, the
farm manager, broke her own
record in the second fastest
race Of the day by winning the
second heat of the AA-2 in
1898. Her former record was
1:43.
Star Gazer, owned and
driven by Francis Kress of
Hanover, Pa, won both heats
OF the B trot, one heat Of the
c trot and placed third in the
AA-2 trot, turning In the most
CONSTANT performance Of the
day.
Twelve-year-old Harry Nc
Namara won his class in the
children's race, driving his
fathers Farnley Cracker in
1865 after a handicap of so
feet. TwelVe-year-old Timrnv
Clark Of Hanover, Pa, driving
his fathers Charger, won his
class of the combined children's
race.
Results:
AA-l trot. LIST heat = 1, Shady
Lady, w. swomley; q, Chief Counsel,
Chief Counsel; 2. shady Lady. i:344s.
IA H. 'r sSom nis h's dSDS chief LAP. ~
per Lady; 2, chief Direct. 1905.
A trot, LIST heat. Shots Brown
Son. q. Burrier; 2, April Melody. L.
Alpaugh. mo time.) Second heat.
shots Brown Son; 2, April Melody.
?. Kress; 2, .Farneiy Cracker, J. Nc.
Namara. i:542s. Second heat, Star
Carer; 2. Shots Reddie, D. Burrier.
C trot, LIST heat, Mix Up, J.
Mcnamara 2, Pixie, r. Laughman.
'o1; second hsat-i. Star Gazeri
Del trot, LIST heat, J T. Bee
]. Best: 2, Charger. c. Clark. 2:Ob
Second heat 9hotE Miss FRED.
srick, B. Burrier; 2, CHARGER. 2:0Sts
D-2 trot, LIST heat, Fiddle, w
Jonesi z, Moonllte Cloud. =. echaef'
fer 2:O2s. Second heat, Fiddle
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IS minutes before the dead
line.
Foytack and a Detroit re-
serve infielder, Frank Kostro,
we're traded to the Angels for
George Thomas, who is a utility
player, and a minor league
player to be named later.
Il wanted to strengthen my
BENCH" Manager Bob Schef-
fling of the Tigers said. IN
use Thomas at first and third
and in the outfield, where he'll
play center when I want to
rest Bill Bruton against a left
handed pitcher"
1920 Record
Foytack, who was fined $500
for leaving Tiger Stadium dur
ing a game this season, has
worked only nine innings this
season. Kostro is an outfielder-
third baseman with a .230 aver
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By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RATTTNG-fIgh at-hatgl-Kaiina

hhLMlSAN LEhugE
BATTING-tl25 at-batsl--Kaline. De-
Wagner. Los Angeles, .332; Robinson
Chicago, 800; Pearson. Los Angeles.
and Boyer New York. .3l6.
RuNS-Kaline, Detroit. a: Allison,
Minnesota 43; Yastrzemski, Boston,
Al; Charles. Kansas City, 30; Wood,
Detroit. and Hinton, Washington, 81 .
RUNS BATTED IN-Kaline. Detroit,
As; Allison, Minnesota, a.: WaGner.
Los Angeles. 40; Malone and Stuart.
Boston. Al.
HITs-Kaline. Detroit. so; Pearson,
Los Angeles, rs: Malone, Boston,
and Wagner, Los Angeles, rs: Fox,
chieago, and Charles, Kansas City.
DOUBLEs-yersalles. Minnesota, Is;
Yastrzemski, Boston, and Power.
Minnesota, "a; Boyer, New York. IA:
EEsGolnSon, chieaso; Charles. Kansas
New York. i3.
HOME RUNs-Allison. Minnesota, 10;
Stuart, Boston: Kaline, Detroit, and
Wagner, Los. Angeles, is; Battey.
sTOLEN BAsEs-Aparieio, Baltimore,
~; Wood. Detroit, II Hinton.
Mashington. 10; Charles, Kansas
City, 8; Lands, chicago Howser.
cleveland, and Green, Minnesota, 2
PITCHING five decisions5 = Stock,
Baltimore nL 80 i0o0; Rad 5,s.,., B0s-
Sci, .s33; Buzhardt, chicago, and
Bouton New York. SO, 500
STRIkE0UTS-Pascua Minnesota, SO.
Barber, Baltimore. and Burning, De-
troit, So Plxarro. Chicago. FL; Mon
bouauette. Boston. rs.
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what they called lack of proper
backing and supervision from
league headquarters.
Barlick, originally a coal
miner, started umpiring sand
lot ball at 81 a game to earn
money during a miners strike,
and turned professional in
1886. He was rs when he came
to the National League in 1910.
He missed the 1856 and 1857
seasons because Of illness, but
since has been in good health.
He umpired six World Series
and five All-Star Games.
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AAU Is Next
On LIST for
NCAASfar

ALBUQ UERQUE, N. Mex.
June II (AP).-Diminutive Ju.
lilo Marin looks to the AAJ
track and field championship
in st. Louis this week end a:
a new field to conquer after
boosting Southern California tC
its 22d NCAA track title.
The Costa Rican won the
hearts of fans in Albuquerque
by nearly pulling off an unpre-
cedented distance triple. The
126-pound, 5-foot-6 Marin fin
ished fourth in the S,O0O-meter
steeplechase Saturday night
after winning the Smile
Thursday night and the Smile
run Friday night.
Record Broken
He scored "a Of the Trojans'
81 points and Teammate Rex
Cawley pulled in another Is
with a victory in the 440 in
termediate hurdles and a Sec
ond in the 440. Cawley's time
Of 49.6 seconds in the hurdles
bettered the American, cole
giate and NCAA marks and was
only three-tenths Of a second
off the world mark.
Stanford finished second
with AZ points and defending
champion Oregon was third
with Al.
Brian Sternberg of Washing
ton pole vaulted 16 feet Az
inches to top the NCAA meet
mark and again bettered the
official world record. He was
unsuccessful in three attempts
at 1879. He has a 1873 world
record pending.
Henry Carr of Arizona State
equalled the world 220 record
with 20.5 seconds.
Spingarn Winners
Others winners included two
boys developed at the same
high school -Spingarn in
Washington, D. C.-but now at
different colleges. Robert Green
of Southern Illinois took the
100 high hurdles in 14.1 and
Clifton Mayfield of Central
Ohio State won the broad Jump
at rs feet Z inches.
Other NCAA winners in
cluded:
Larry Questad, Stanford in the 100,
81; Morgan Groth, oregon State, mile,
405.3; Norm Hoffman, Oregon State,
$50, 1880; Lew Hoyt. Southern Cali
fornia, high jump, 8 feet ga: Gary
Gubner, New York u, shot put, 62-5;
Frank Coyelli, Arizona State, lavelin,
257-Sh; Ulis Williams, Arizona State,
440. 45S; Robert Green, Southern
Illinois. 100 high hurdles, AL; Nor
man Tate, North Carolina College, tri-
pie Jump, 51-0I; Dave WE'LL, STAN
ford, discus .s 1s sl;a. osorse Des-
1907.
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Vets Burdette, Foytock Top List
Of Players Traded at DeodIine
BY the Associated Press

Lew Burdette and Paul Foy-
tack, a pair of veteran right
handed pitchers, we're the key
names involved in major league
swaps just before the trading
deadline passed.
Burdette, who has played all
his major league career with
the Braves, both in Boston and
Milwaukee, went to the Card
inals, while Foytack, in his
10th year with the Tigers,
shifted to the Angels.
Both deals were nailed down
in sparse trading activity Just
before the deadline at mid
night Saturday.
Burdette, SO, and a l2-year
veteran with the Braves, said
he had mixed emotions about
the deal. Foytack, 80, was de-
lighted.
1.-THE deal didn't come as a
shock" Burdette said, but it's
tough to leave after being a
Brave for IL years. I was 100
per cent a Brave and now I'll
be 100 per cent a Cardinal.
II hope I can help st. Louis
win a pennant."
May Hurl Tomorrow
Manager Johnny Keane,
plagued by spotty pitching and
injuries, said he would put Bur-
dette to work Immediately,
probably as a starter against
the Nets tomorrow.
I'm delighted with the
DEAL" Foytack said. II want to
pitch and l know I can help
the Angels"
Burdette, hero Of the 1857
World Series, in which he won
three games from the Yankees,
was traded to st. Louis for
Catcher Outfielder Gene Oil
yer, 20, and a minor league
pitcher, Bob SsdowSki, Is, just
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Sports on Air
Radio

Radio
Baseball
Washington VS.. Cleveland.
WTOP-l500. 8 pm.
Horse Racing
Feature races at Charles
Town (4:45 p.m). Delaware
(5:16 and Laurel Raceway
COLO and 10:40). WOL-l450,
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Fight Results
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. = Wayne Thornton,
l74Is, Fresno, Calf, outpointed Jose
Menno, 175, Argentina, 10l.
MANILA.-Eddie Perkins, I3sh,
outpointed Roberto Cruz, $40. Philip
plnes,. ubl. For world junior welter-
MEXICO crTY.-vieente saidiyar.
i2a3., Mexico. stopped Baby Luis,
l239a, Cuba. 49,.
PANAAdA-Pascual Perez, III, Ar
eentina, outpointed Manuel Moreno
los, Panama IOl.
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x-Faced ! man in 9TH.
HBP-By Haddix (AltmanD. PB-Brand
U-Pelekoudss, Walsh, Conlan, Burkhart.
T-2:4k. Al 500.
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PIRATES, Al; CARDS, 81
First Game

E-Boyer, Stargell. PO-A-P Pittsburgh
and White z; Bailey and Mazerosld; Nc.
Bean, Bailey and clendenon. LOB-Pitts.
burgh 7, st. Louis u.
2B- Altman, 3B-Clemente. HIRING
Bean. SB- Bailey. = Javier, Gibson,
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E-Dalrymple, Mathews, Maye. P0-A-
Lemaster and Boiling. LOB Philadelphia
?, Milwaukee 10.
2B-Sievers, Demeter, Odds, T. Aaron,
Menke. SB-H. Aaron Maye. SF-Maye.
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'argo, Harvey. TIT
Second Game
ENwEw~4wwvIw a -
NEW YORK

Cook, Sherry, O'TOole z. Po-A-New
York 7A-e; Cincinnati D-l3. DP-Moran.
kranep0ol; Spencer and q. Coleman;
kasko, Rose and G. Coleman, LOB
New York Q, Cincinnati 5.
2B-Rose, c. Coleman z. SB-PinsOn,
Robinson. SF-Robinson.
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HIP BY Gibson lLOgan). U-Burkhart,
Pelekoudas, Walsh, Conlan. T-3:l2.
Second Game

E-Javier, Flood, Mazeroski, White,
Stargell. PO-A-P Pittsburgh 24-l2, st. Louis
~. DIP GrOat and White. LOB Pitts
burgh 9, ST. Louis S.
2B- Mazeroski, Bailey, GrOat, James q
PaRliaroni. Savage
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Second Game
PHILADELPHIA MILWAUKEE,

a-Doubled for Schneider In sth; b.
Ran for Dalrymple in 9TH; c-Struck out
tor Wine ~ 9TH; .d-Lined into double
play for Manaffey In 9TH; e-DOubled for
klippstein in 9th; f-WaIked Intentionally
for Baldschun in 18th; g-Struck out for
Hendley in 18th.
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900 lo2 900 OPS
ol0 0l0 00l Ola

E-None. P0-A-Los Angeles 1910, Mime.
E-None. P0-A-Los Angeles 1910, Mime
sofa 33-l5. DP-Fregosi and Moran; Yer
sales, Allen and Power z. LOB-Los
Angeles 7, Minnesota 2.
ran. Thnmaa. RatieY. SR-Waaner 81
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E-Allens Fregosl, Allison, Battey. Pc
A-Los Angeles 2I-Il Minnesota 2T.i2. DIP
Does, Fregosi, Dees, Moran and Dees.
L0B-Los Angeles 4, Minnesota s.
2B=Powers Torres Perry. 3B-Fregosl.
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X-faced men IN Un
y-Faced ] man in 18th.
z-Faced one batter in 18th.
HBP-By Roggenburk Dees). WP-
Fornieles. U-Smith, Halter, Papparella,
Soar. T-3:lp. A-36,160.
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E-None. P0-A-Kansas City 24-lo, Chi.
cago as. DP-SulIivan and Causey;
Weis and McCraw 2. L0B-Kansas City
10, Chicago 8.
2B-Del Greco, Fox, Essegian. 3B-Lan-
dis, HR-Del Greco.
Pena L, 50 - .
PizarrO w, 10 -. 1l-3 s 2
Brosnan ........ l2-3 Z 3
Kinnamon, Stevens, Napp, Umont.
T-2:2s. A-2e.S0p.
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BRAVES, s.; Pills. 81
First Game
MTTgJAUKEE

e-Demeter. Jones, Crandall PO-A-Phll.
adelphia 24.lo. Milwaukee 27.l0. DP-Mc-
phia S, Milwaukee 8.
2B-Maye. 3B.Dalrymple, Gonzalez. HR-
CAlliann. SR- GnnzalnZ. MaVa C-Winn
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s. EsSI; s BE SSa ss L2 ro A.
Chicago s, Los Angeles ..
al Williams 2. Moon. wlllhite.
~ HR ER BB so
10th l., IA z
Schultz 0 0
Wlllhile W, 10 s &
U Pryor, Smith, secory, Jaekowski.
T-liS. A-As,25p.
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COLTS, 3--3; GIANTS o.


E-McCovey, Lillis, Bailey. PO.A- Hous-
ton as. San Francisco AL. OPIUM.
BRIGHT and Runnels. LoB-Houston 2, San
Francisco 6.
2B-. Campbell, Mays 2. SB-Spangler,
Temple; s. Davenport, .Nottebart, Bolin,
-, iP II R Err BIB SO
S S S$;,S 4 !, Y: Al rs (! ;
Fisher .. q a
U-Eorman, German, Landes, sudoI.
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E-None. Po-A-H Houston 24-l3, San
Francisco 2I-6. DIP Runnels and Lillis;
Hitler. Pagan and McCovey. LOB HOus-
ton u, San Francisco 10.
B1PeteTsCn. Perry, McCOvey, Cope
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E-Powell, Miller, Stuart. Po-A-Balti-
more al, Boston as. DIP Aparicio,
Adair and orsino. LOB Baltimore 10,
Boston 2.
2B-M Malone 2, Robinson 2, Brown, Apa-
ricio, Yastrzemsh, Williams, Radatz,
Clinton ER Manan
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R. SoX, 8-i2; ORIOLES, /!

E-Stuart. PO-A-B Baltimore 2l-s, Boston
U-l4. LOB Baltimore s, Boston 4
2b-Powel, Smith, Yastrzemski. 3b-Clln.
ton. HR-Mejias 2, Stuart. S-Monbou-
quette.
O'clock, L. 10 42-3 , 3 3 z
Hall ala 8 S S :
Monb'q'te, W, - o s
U-Chylak, Rice, Valentine, Mckinley.
T-2:06.
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ANGELS, SIS; TWINS, "a
Los ANGELES s'r'' ' MINI

Totals -. - se4 Totals -. 80 81
a-Struck out for Chance IN eth; b.
Ran for Batley in sthi c-Flied out for
Daley In 9TH,
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REDS, lilo; NETS. So
First Game
NEW YORK CINCINNATI

&c. Coleman, Fernandez. pO-A-New
YORK 24-le, Cincinnati 275. DP-Cardenas
and Pavletich. LoB-New York 8, Gin
cinnati 7.
2B-Harkness, Pinson 2, Spencer, Paw
letich. 3B-Pinson. HR-Thomas, Ed
wards. SB-Rose. Sharper.
Cisco .....2
Bearnarth 49,. 12-3
MsIoney W. iO-1 5 ) Z :
HBP-By jackson Robinson, Harper).
U-Weyer, VargO, Harvey IT'D
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CUBS, so; DODGERS. 3.

HIP BY Miller (Meiias). WP- Radatz,
Stone. U-Rice, Valentine, Mckinley, Chy.
lax. T-2:S5. A-2q,250
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WHITE SoX, 2-3;A's, ~

E-Hansen, Hawkins. PO-A Kansas
City 2A-7, Chicago 27-ll. DP-Hankins,
Causey and Lumpe. LoB-Kansas City
3, Chicago 10.
HR -Siebern. SB = weis. SF-Ward,
Martin.
S SoSsiIsiS L. ISIS s. Is i 3 J : I
Fischer . ....l o 2 I
HBP-By WickeTsham WARD; BY Fis-
cher tMcCraw(: U.Umont, Kinnamon'
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Totals % 3o3 Tolals 3760l
a-Fiied out for Anderson IN qhi ).
Popped up for Sturdivant In Hh; c-Flied
out for Regan In 9th.
Detroit ......,.,,..,,..... oio OoI joo-,
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n r Err BIB SOS
II, Smith, Halter, Paparella TT:
Second Game
ANGELES MINNESOTA

a.Popped out for Zimmerman In 7th;
b-Sinsled for Daley in nh; Gran for
killebrew In 9Th; d-Grounded out for
Navarro In 10TH e-Struck out for Hail in
18th; f-Singled for J. Perry In 18th.
los Angafao mn io9 ma 40
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e.McAullifie, Phillips Po-A-Detrolt "a,
Q. New York u.li. DP-Bright, Richard.
son and Pepltonei Boyer. Richardson and
Pepltone. L0B-Detroit 8. New York O.
2B Bright, McAullffe. 3B-Stafford
Richardson, HR COlavito, Howard, Wood
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rm. with refgr., $3.50 per week.
1905 CliffbOurne Place. nv.
26S-l775.
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LUMBER. zxFs. SIS, gs, lVs, US,
Windows oak flooring. o. SSl73.
MACHINERY l6-inch Monarch
lathe. u inch power hackssW.
l2-inch and e-inch cir. bench
saws. 2 inch band saw. 10 inch disc
items. u. s-2Sol, RA. 3-ll6s.
NE RING MACHINE, Pitney
B0Wess automatic model In good
condition EX. 3-o53o.
MIKES % prof. studio Electro,
Voice e55s slim, orig. cost 500,
take SlSo pair. IA. 2-434s.
MINK STOLE, sapPhire, almost
new very attract. $3.50. WO. 6-ss26,
SUM- or write Pc. Box 1851, Co
lumbia Hgts. Sta for appt.
MIMEOGRAPH, Gehe electric, per.
feet condition. 800 or best offer
CAL Miss Bible 337-ll44.
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE, can Be
seen a lzl 5th 8. NV. SIS. Phone
DL 7-lS74 bet. e:SSS and s, Mon.
through Friday.
MINK STOLE, emba autumn haze
DBL collar org. cost $1,000. New
eond.s sac. $50. 6Z2-3e3l.
MIRR0RS-IL-in plate glass, wood
trim, AxT II. so. #. 7 in. 4 7 n.
SO. Dorchester Towers, IA. 1880.
MUs ICAL INSTRUMENTAL
makes Of musical instruments,
both new and used. An instruments
Board Of Education approved. Low
est price rental-p urch ase plan
avail on East Coast. Terms and
trade,
WASHINGTON MUSIC CENTER
va H St. NE. ri. $500
NUMBERING MACHINES (7J BATES
movement, brand new. Gail OR,
3-52sS.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks, files
ehairs, shelving new and used
BARGAIN prices. JE. 2-2s22.
FFICE FURN.-NeW and used
desks, chairs, files, etc.
le2l L ST. NV. Ma. s-36lt
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Evelyn G. Kaplan & Co.

HARRISON ST. NV. (A33s) -Du-
pick, newly decorated. Beaut. z
rms, kit. dinette. bath. Lee. refgr.
deep freeze. Scr. pch., lge. yard.
Excel. loo. EN-. 2-23s7.
HARVARD HALL, 1850 Harvard st.
n,w.--Close in, convenient location.
Furnished l-bedrm. apt. with extra
sleeping rm., swimming pool, sun
deck. Excellent public transporta-
ton, Sl1. Phone AID. A-1A0O.
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GUITARS-GUITARS
GUITARS

Large selections, new and used
starting at Sl7.ss. Also large selec
ton OF mandolins and banios a
bargain prices. NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS, 1905 Lee hwy Arl.s IA
2-l777.
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GUNS-24l cal. rifle, like new cond.
var. scope z TO power. gun case,
! box amO.s $50. Also 20 3. shot
gun. ?-shot auto; golychOke and
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JACK BLANK

Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
$500 l4th 81. NV. 49, $500
RAMBLERs 5000 used sedars
ane st9; wsg. from S1e5. SOUTH
MAYOR I'd. Sc, 10. $780,.
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FoRp-FALcoN-T.BrRD
ca lees Park 474-biOO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 80 Continental convert
driyen $4,000 miles, power brakes
and steering, 6-way power seat,
power window vents. power aerial,
day and might mirror, automatic
rear window. beautiful black fin
ish,. spot.ess red leather upholstery.
Shnss htSp Own owner t trsS,sHTsd ~
Europe. Sacrifice Tor s2 Us, Write
P. o. Box 1861, Hyattsville, Nd,
MERCURY 80 2:dr. hts, auto,
M sTsnns., o :; and T., TS%sns Good cond.
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AuIoMoBitEs FoR SALE

.e2 ecnvertible,
Fully INly ssaii!ppsa, I ow9sE ! 90
S-ae4z OF OIL. 2-e0s2. a.
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STUD. 80 2-dr. sta. wagon. Excel.
sSiii. PSt. owner S1Eisi u ill., f. 2 ni q
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RAMBLER 1872 American. str. shift,
owner, immac.. Sizes. FLOOD
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RAMBLER $50 American 400" Sc
res .S eS0nyertiSle; ele st top; auto
ish, harmonizing eye-appeaiinq
red interior. A low-miieaEe car
that will be ideal for the sporty
economical eonimuter. Priced TO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE SO 2-dr. sta wag.. p.s.,
p.b., auto. trans, new tires, excel.
transp. 1923 or offer. S64-SQ4s.
+ N-fE SO 4-dr. sed.. r. and h.,
saSS or best offer. 10. a.Ssso,
DODGE--'62 VS. 4-dr. Power steer
inN auth fFanR and h. 81 .THh
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD SO Patrlcian 4-door Sc
dan, $4,000 act. miles. premium
tires, all power equip, 2-tone
green. in excel. cond., will sac.
for 1913. 10, l-4S23.
PLYMOUTH '63 4-dr.. 6-cyl., stand
ard. heater, 2 new tires, ali ac-
cessories replaced. Complete eng.
overhaul. Excel. transp. 5000 or
best offer. HE. 4-2642. ~
PLYMOUTH $50 Fury 2-dH white
SOS: cali S2s:s0Sss..' c eSlsSSei sss.
FALMOUTH LIMO J, 80, sood eng. 5000
TWVPape g.s Ereliable transp' for 500