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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
EX-WASHINGTON-LEE COACH
Waldorf Finds Home
Western Maryland

among the squads IL seniors.
Waldorf says the number of
seniors Is one of the unique
problems this season.
Ten players are from the
Washington area and three are
starters. They are H alfbackI
Bob Shaw from Ham m on d
High, Fullback Rick White Of
Sherwood and Guard John
Trainor of st. Johns. Shaw is
a senior and the others sopho-
mores. White, although light
for a fullback at ITO pounds, Is
far and away the lea ding
ground gamer with 492 yards
in IS rushes, and is first in
scoring, ahead Of Confer. SO
points to "a.
Coach Appears Unchanged
White was not recruited by
Waldorf. HE kind Of wandered
in and said he wanted to play.
He's a math major and eco
Monies minor, good ball car
rier and defensive player, and
he runs real hard. Just an ordi-
nary peaceful citizen, but If you
get a lot of boys like that along
with such as Confer and Bow
man you're going to win a lot
of games" the coach says.
Waldorf, now As, doesn't APP
pear changed in the slightest
by his seven seasons at West
ern Maryland. He eats lunch at
his desk in order to watch his
weight and still uses that CT
garette holder. and this week
he sat in his office at Gill
Gymnasium and looked back
on a record of steadily improv-
ing fortunes.
Beginning in 1857 his teams
won one game, lost six and tied
one, then went 3-6, 1922, 6-3,
To and 81. The best the Ter
rors can make of it this year is
seven victories, a tie and loss.
Waldorf says the slight dip in
success might be explained by
the small number Of seniors,
but the pressure is there just
the same to win those last two
games.
Its more of a subtle pres
sure here" Waldorf said. you
won't find anyone hung in eff
gy or graves dug in the field OF
! drunks assaulting you on the
bench (another incident al
W-L), but Of the two it is per-
hapS the tougher pressure.
"I've been coaching 20 years
and I haven't found a way Of
! avoiding pre-game tension
: yet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

Jim Barry's future as a bas-
ketball player at Georgetown
probably will be known by Mon
day, Tom OKeefe, the Hoyas'
coach. said today.
Barry, 6-foot-5 center who
averaged 22.6 points as a soph-
omore last season, has a knee
injury that might require sur
gerry to correct. The trouble
dates back to the game against
Fairfield last year when Barry
fell to the floor and wrenched
the knee.
If surgery Is required Barry
will miss from nine to II weeks
lof the season, leaving him
available only for a month. In
that event Barry might decide
to remain out Of competition
for the entire season and save
a years eligibility.
IN know more after I talk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
BY DICK STAY
Star Staff Writer

oldE starr WIlteT
WESTMINSTER, Md, Nov.
15.-One Of the vivid memories
Bob Waldorf has Of his brief
football c coaching career at
Washington-Lee High School is
Of being hung In effigy back in
1855.
A dummy figure, appropri-
ately labeled, was strung up by
students and, after a period,
buried in the middle of the
football field. Waldorf said at
the time that the incide n t
placed him in the company Of
some prominent football
coaches-notably his brother
Lynn, formerly coach Of Cali
fornia-but such acts leave
permanent scars.
Bob's WI team won the
Virginia State championship
the next year and soon after
ward he accepted the head
football coaching job and ath-
letic dictatorship at Western
Maryland College.
Western Maryland has an
enrolment of 756 students
roughly a fourth of wills size
at one time, and sits on a hill
in this seat of Carroll County,
which resembles Arlingt to n
County not in the least.
School Has Tradition
However, do not think for q
second that Waldorf put him
self out to pasture seven years
ago. Western Maryland is diff
ferent, yes, but it is genuine
college football and nothing
like semi-retirement.
For one thing, a great deal Of
ira dition has been built by
some 10 years Of football. anc
not only in the tenure Of the
legendary Dick Harlow back ir
the late 1920s and early sos
For another, the Green Terrorl
play in two conferences.
Tomorrow they play Drexe
Tech and a week later the biz
one at Johns Hopkins. If thu
Terrors win both they will cap
ture outright for the first TIM
the championship of the Mid
die Atlantic Conference
Southern Division. A victory a
Hopkins will mean their fourtl
straight Mason-Dixon Confer
ence title, but equally as i'm
portant as the title is the rival
ry with the Baltimore school.
This is Army-Navy. Arma
geddon, the Battle Of tn
Bulge, the whole works." Wal
dorf says.
Scholarships Few
Western Maryland has
: squad of IS players-less tina
} a third of whom are receivin
some kind of scholarship aid
from a male enrolment Of SO.
The principal talent include
! a versatile quarterback, Ken
meth florence Confer, 215
/ pound Bob Bowman at cent?
and Guard Jim Stephens. VIII
D until last year played all tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

RAMPSIDE. Nobody else makes pickup
exactly like this one with a ramp at the side.
The ramp makes loading easy because of its
16-inch rise. Truck also has conventional
tailgate Body and frame-foor assembly are
very rigid because they are welded together.
Has larger 95-hp air-cooled engine this year.
Independent coil spring suspension all around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
Woodberry Meets
Episcopal for Title

league champions for the first
time.
Coach Red Caughron Of
Woodbury. doesn't relish the
favorite's role his Tigers have
been put in for their tradi-
tional game. Past perform
ances mean nothing, you throw
all the records out when these
two teams meet" Caughror
points out. I'VE were unbeater
in 81 and Episcopal wallopeo
US, 800. We haven't forgotten
that one"
Five ShutOuts
Woodbury. tied Richmond'S
Collegiate School, 1913. in Its
opener and whipped its sever
opponents. banking five Of
them, while allowing only 81
points. The Tigers have scored
$50 points and never less than
four touchdowns IN each of the
last seven games.
Halfback Paul Wood, a s.
foot-l1, 1852 pound der, is the
leading Tiger ground gamer
and scorer, while Quarterback
Charlie Bradbury, 8 slender
six-footer, is a fine field gener-
al and passer. Fullback Jimmy
Hacker, a 190-pounder fr o m
Falls Church. is one Of two
area boys on the Woodbury.
squad. Guard Rawleigh Taylor
of Fairfax is the other.
Stalwarts on the defensive
unit are Tackles Allen Ramsey
(6-3, 300 and jim Tatum, jr.,
(6-6, 230). Ramsey, a co-cap-
tain, is playing in his fourth
Episcopal game. Another stand
out is Defensive End and Of
fensive Center Craig Shackel-
ford, a 6-foot-3, 195-pounder
who is also co-captain.
Coach sgd Walden Of Epis-
copal hopes his boys can keep
1t respectable" The Maroon
has scored 1877 points to the
opposition's So, but have nj
been quite as impressive
against mutual opponents st
Christopher's an d Randolph
Macon Academy.
This game is our entire sea-
son." Walden points out. IF we
win we have a successful year
if we don't, it's Just like writing
off the entire season."
I'VE must be realStS," Wal
den adds. "Woodberry has 6
big, tough team that strikes
fast and is hard to contain
Well need an extra effort from
every player to pull an upset.
A homec ming crowd o
more than 5000 is anticipated
although only $500 seats ar
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
Howell Shoots Is
In AustruIiun Golf

MELBOURNE, Australia Nov.
is (AP). Bruce Devlin Of
Australia shot a SO, five under
par, for the first round lead
yesterday in the Victoria State
Open golf tournament.
Ron Howell of Washington
D. c., the lone United States
entrant, had a IS. He went out
in IS but needed 40 coming
home on the 6.719-yard. par
"a Kingswood course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

FLEETSIDE. Based on sales, the best liked
pickup in the world. Outstanding feature is its
large body extending clear out over the wheels.
Two body Sizes Two wheelbases. Best riding
truck, by far, with coil springs all around and
independent front suspension. Cab and body
have double-wall construction. Chevrolet
Fleetside-best for all-around use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
LETS NUGENT FEUD DROP
Howard Concerned
With Terps, Not Tom

do. The only way you judge the
future is by the past"
Question: Do you feel your
club will be better prepared for
the I formation this year since
Georgia, Wake Forest and
North Carlina used some I for
nation plays against you?
Howard: We'll, we're becom-
ing accustomed to seeing it.
Even old Hickey (Jim Hickey
North c arolin a COACH done
copied it. Nugent used to have
an advantage. Just like if ]
used the single-wing, nobody
would see much Of it."
Question: Maryland says Pat
Grain, your fullback, is the best
in the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence. Do you agreep
Howard: Yeah, for once Nu-
gent done told the truth"
Question: Do you plan any
special coverage for Dairy
Hill?
Howard: yeah, we're gonna
put a man in front Of him, 6
man in back of him, and one
on each side
Versatile Attack
Question: Maryland think,
that since Grain guarded Boil
Lacey, North Cardinals All
America candidate, one-on-on
last week, you might try tn
same thing against Hill. Mote
Grain is a 215-pound fullback.
Howard: Who ever lines III
on that side IS gonna catcl
Grain. He'll do all right"
Question: How would yo1
describe your attack?
Howard: 1T depends on VIII
we play. We can use powel
throw. use screens, draws, ru
the outside, run up the middle
Question: Sounds like thi
might be your most versatil
club.
Howard: Nav, any club
ever had does all of that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
By STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer


The phon is a marvellous
invention and so is Frank How
ard, ClemSon's tobacco chewing
football coach.
The Tigers are hosts to
Maryland tomorrow and, natu-
rally, Howard had som e
thoughts on the game, his
team, Maryland's team, Daryl
Hill and Tom Nugent. Howard
wouldn't be Howard With out
them.
The phone buzzed twice and
Howard, Just as sassy as ever,
was on the line.
Question: After a winless
start, you predicted at midsea-
son that your club would win
its final five games. You've won
three and have Maryland and
South Carolina left. Still fee
that way2
Howard: II don't know, bud.
dy, it's gonna be tough. We're
gonna play 'em one at a time
We're looking a little better
though, but the opposition ha.
something to do with it. Wake
Forest and Virginia amt Okla.
homa and Georgia Tech, vol
know, buddy"
Mum on Injuries
Question: The report Is tina
your club is in its best SHAPE
since its opener with Oklaho
ma.
Howard: I'VE don't make ,
big TODD over injuries. We go
some folks not practicing, bu
we don't say much about ii
We're not like some people whit
make a helluva to-do over in
juries and then they all play OF
Saturday"
Question: Do you have an,
special word for Nugent?
Howard: mo, I'm gonnt
keep quiet this year"
Question: And let the feu,
die?
Howard: "Yup, I reckon so.
got my own troubles withou
worryin G about him. I knoV
Maryland's gonna play like tn
devil againts us. They Away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

E. GAMING. If you want a pickup as good
looking as any car on the road, this is the one!
1t can work hard, and look like million dollars
doing 1.-THE only pickup in the world with
Body by Fisher! You can order an Ell Canine
as plain or as fancy as you wish: bucket seats,
air conditioning, 4-speed transmission, power
brakes are some of its extra-cost options.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
Rosters

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. Is
(AP).-Numbers, names and
positions Of the players on the
Navy and Duke football squads
whose game will be televised
tomorrow (WT0P-9 at 1880
- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MIAMI. Fla. - Willie Harris, 1853.
Miami, stopped Eddie Fobbs, 154,
Fort Lauderdale. "a.
WORCESTER, Mass. - Kolo Duke
Besmanoff. 2i0. Milwaukee, drew (i0J,
ERIE, Pa.-Hector Diaz. 1913, Domi-
nican Republic, and Johnny Bizzarro,
1873. Erie, drew (10).
LOS ANGELES.-Art Hayward, IA,
San Jose, Calf. outpointed Paul Chris
tie, 147, Boston (S).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
Hah School Football
GAMES TODAY


LAndOn at st. Adams, ESQ.
Eastern vs.. Phelps at Mckinley, 3.
Parker-Gray at Dunbar. $3.50.
Falls Church at stuart. 4.
Edison vs.. Fort Hunt at Lee, 3.
Wakefield Va. Hammond at CIV, 8.
Annandale at Fairfax. 8.
DeMatha vs.. Carroll at N'western, 3
L0udOun C'nty at LoudOun Valley, 8.
Osbourn at Garfield, 8.
Dean at Carver, 3.
GAMES TOMORROW
Bulls Prep ct Navy Plebes, 1880.
Marshall at Madison, 2.
Sc. johns vs.. G0nzaga 81 CIV, z,
James Wood at Handley, 2.
Peary B ct Flint Hill, 2.
Charlotte Hall at Christchureh, 2.
Columbian Prep at Fork Union, 2
Woodbury. Forest At Episcopal, ESQ
Sc. James at st. Stephens, 3.
WoOds0n vs.. Mclean at Fairfax, 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
MIA Results

BIZ the Associated Press
Los Angeles, 1873: Baltimore. l1B.
st. Louis. III; San Francisco. los.
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Free

MONTHS OLD HUSKEY, male. Loves children and cats. Would be a wonderful pet for boy. Contact MT. or Mrs. E. J. Mcclellan GO Val ley Concrete, Butte Area. NC-6-6-2t.
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DA CAT Model 8R angle doz- CT. Good condition, Price ne- gotiable. FIR 6-3306 after 6 p.m. C-4-18-tf
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LITTLE SUSITNA LODGE To- cated on Little Susitna River IT miles northwest of Pal mer for sale. Write Box 14-A, Wasilla, Alaska, or call FIR G. 3360 or Fairfax 2-3141. An- chorage, Alaska. C-6-6-tf.
The frontiersman., 1963-06-13

AGRICAT with blade and bucket. Hydraulic. Automatic controls. Excellent condition not over 95 hours. Call FIR 6-3393 after 6:30 pm. or write Box 613, Wasilla, AL aska. NC-5-29-tf
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Wanted 10 Rent

ANYONE HAVING GARAGE willing 10 donate or rent for reasonable fee to Palmer Car Club please call PI 5-2848.
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For Sale or Trade

DQZER SERIAL No. 5107. Good condition. Also 40 acres. Nice location, good road, electricity available PA miles from Wasilla. Will con- sider good farm tractor or small cat w/blade for part payment. Call FIR 6-3360 or write Box 14-A Wasilla. C-6-6-tf.
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McCULLOCH SUPER A chain saw IS in. bar. Fair condition S40.00 Matanuska Electric Assoc. PI 5-3200. C-5-23-tf
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Machinery For Sale

WEASLE. Good condition $500 PI 5-3520 days or PI 5-4408 nights. P-6-13-4t
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For Rent

FOR RENT ONE BEDROOM furnished house, Wasilla, write Douglas Jones, Star Route, Fishhook Road, Pal mer. P-6-13-1t
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DOWNTOWN efficiency apart rlent. furnished. SIS mo. Mrak Enterprises. P1 5-4875. C-3-21-tf.
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54 in. HOT AIR COAL furnace without stoker; complete with ducts, registers and hot air blower $200. %, excellent con- dition. Ph. PI 5-2792. NC-5-29-tf
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olRCH firewood, cesspool logs, fence posts. See Bill Hayes Mile 45, Anchorage highway or write Box 831, Palmer.
 C-1-18-tf
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Miscellaneous For Sale

ARMY COT and MATTRESS
 Sl0. PI 5-4407. P-6-6-2t
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BY OWNER

BY OWNER
 LARGE, MODERN 3 Bedroom home, full basement, thermo- controlled coal stoker, city water, driveway runs to back street. Ideal location on Glenn Hwy. paved. l blk. east of Hartley Motors. Low down payment, monthly pay ments lower than rent. Esth- CT Bruckbauer, Box I'll, Pal mer, Alaska. C-5-29-tf
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RUMMAGE SALE, week days 9:30 am. to pm. Sew and . So Thrift Shop, F block so. of City Hall on Bailey Hill
 St. C-3-21-tf
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LAKE PROPERTY-660 ft. Lake frontage, Big Lake, all or part, with or without cab in. S15 per foot lake front. Jim Hurley. Phone FIR 6-3022 or FIR 6-3328. C-6-6-tf
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Business Opportunities

INLAND HOTEL. Palmer, AL aska. For sale completely furnished. Three apartments, six bedrooms with full base
 ent. Mrs. Hyland Smith, Box 336, Palmer, Alaska. C-l-24-tf
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BOYS BICYCLE, 20 in; girls bicycle, 20-in. Like new fur seal parka, size 34-36, in good condition. PI 5-3645. C-6-6-tf
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Lake keEProperfy

FOR SALE by owner, secluded, quiet, Wasilla Lake frontage. Drilled well, existing log home. New house started. Shop, storage building, and equipment. Write Box 613 Wasilla or call FRontier 6-3393. NC=6-13=tf
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SILVERTONE TV & ANTEN- MA S125. Stevens 12 g shot, gun $50. New ironing board and cover $7. Call PI 5-2971. P-6-6-3t.
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Special Services

EKoNOMIK Check Registers
 The Frontiersman, PI 5-355o
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REAL GOOD LOCAL BEEF 39c lb. by the half. Save at least 10c ID. on sale price and enjoy better beef. See Ernest Harrington. PI 5-2216.
 C-6-13-tf.
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TD-6 DOZER with hydraulic blade; belt pulley; rebuilt motor. $500 cash, F down. Pat Carney. FIR 6-3356. P-6-6-2t.
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SADDLE HORSES, $335 and up. Saddles, etc. included with some. N. Rousey, Pal mer. C-6-l3-tf.
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Real Estate For Sale

LARGE 4-BEDROOM HOUSE, full basement, hot water heat. School bus route, ? mi. out of town. PI 5-417l. C-5-16-tf.
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Work
Lost

LOST: ON MAY 30th at Was fila station or in front of Matanuska Hotel. distance lens for Retina III camera in plastic case about 3 inches in
 diameter and 21a inches high. S10.00 reward if returned to Frontiersman office, Palmer. Alaska. C-6-13-tf
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Vehicles for Sale

'56 FORD PICKUP l2- ton, V-8, Ford-o-matic trans. Fair condition S325.00 Matanuska Electric Assoc. Ph. PI 5-3200 C-5-23-tf.
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10 FIT. INTERNATIONAL GRAIN DRILL, 10 it. culti- packer. International station ary thresher. John Deere, 2 1t No. } mower. l heavy duty farm wagon, 445 Minneapolis wheel tractor, International No. , hay conditioner-See Geo. CroWther, manager ARRC, Palmer. C-6-6-tf
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For Ken.

l BEDROOM APT. Heat and
 hot water furnished $80.00 per mo. Phone FIR 6-3328, Jim Hurley. C-6-13-tf
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HEAVY DUTY DISCS: 1 Nc Cormick 22H Disc Flow;
 John Deere Killefer 20 it. Tandem. Contact Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Un- ion, PI 5-3411. C-3-28-tf
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12o ACRE HOMESTEAD. Ideal for homesite development. About g miles from Anch- orage when causeway is in. FTP 6-3185, Box 92, Wasilla. C-4-25-tf.
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-AERoNACA CHIEF, Good fab rie, big tires 300 hrs. since major overhaul. Good eeon- omical plane. Can be seen at Floyd's Hanger in Palmer.
 P-6-6-3t.
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160 ACRES Wasilla area with or without oil rights. Best cash offer. Call Karl Calm. Matanuska Hotel, PI 5-3330. C-5-23-tf
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For Sale or Swap

3 NM. MOVIE CAMERA and projector S75 cash or swap for good boys bike plus some cash. Charles Thompson, Star Route. P alm CT or call PI 5-4205 after 3 pm.
 P-6-13-1t.
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HOT WATER BOILER Tor baseboard heat, with controls. S250. PI 5-3474 C-5-9-tf
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ONE BEDROOM HOUSE in Wasilla on one acre of land. No down payment. easy terms. Pat Carney, FIR 6-3356. P-6-6-2t.
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FOUR ROOM FURNISHED house with bath. Lot size 75 X 260 in North Palmer. $5,000 Wilfred Jacobson, Box 1755, Palmer, Alaska. P-6-6-3t
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#For'Trude

INDIAN HEAD PENNIES for Alaskan tokens. Write Char les Allen 3106 Eureka Spen- ard. Alaska. P-4-25-10t
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TURN. APT. for single or couples only PI 5-3767.
 C-5-23-tf
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FURNISHED or unfurnished l, 2, and 3 bedroom apart ments. Pioneer Apartments, Inc. Ph. PI 5-2431 or PI 5-358l C-1-24-tf
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Miscellaneous For Sale

MACHINERY: Few items left. Reasonably priced. Call Leo Yaden, FIR 6-3040. C-5-23-tf
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Dutch Boy
 PAINT s 2000 ss':'' s;:;. ;:s R FEDS Your Valley Paint
 Headquarters Pi 5-337o Palmer 

REAL GOOD LOCAL BEEF 39e ID. by the half. See Er- nest Harrington. PI 5-2216. C-5-29-tf.
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2 ROOMY TURN. APIS. and
 large upstairs room. See this house and compare values.
 Gene Kirsch. C-5-29-tf
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BEDROOM HOME. Full base ment-hot water heat. acre land. Ideal for children. Dead end streets and 1a acre lawn. Call PI 5-2536 or contact Al Metz, Palmer GO Coop Creamery. C-5-29-tf
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1862 TEMPEST station wagon. 4-speed synchromesh trans mission. Exc. eond., $2300. Wilton, Govt. housing across from fair grounds near Pal mer High School. P-6-13-2t
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FOR SALE: TRUCK, 1852 Chev. Ton. flatbed stake. 2 speed axel, 3 speed Brown
 1ipe. Excellent condition. Bill Byrne, 401 21st. Ave, Anch- orage. BR 7-3884. C-6-13-2t
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, BEDROOM HOME, Full
 basement, baseboard heat. acre of land. Fully furnished. 2 miles down Fishhook Rd. Log construction. Ralph Smart. PI 5-3924 C-5-23-tf
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Real Estate for Sale

2 BR. ON CREEK. Fireplace, carport, guest cabin. Out of the wind. Phone PI 5-3639
 after $ pm. P-6-13-3t
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TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, Ma tanuska Street. Will sell
 equity. PI 5-3575. P-5-16-5t
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BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPERS.
 Suitable for packing, etc. Soc
 per bundle. The Frontiers man, PI 5-3550. NC
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40=ACRE FARM off Fishhook Rd.. 2i2 mi. from Palmer. 25 acres cleared, 20 in brome. broom modern house an d outbuildings. C h a arles H. HodSdon C-6-13-1t
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ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED modern home with fireplace on two lots at Lake Lucille. PI 5-3863. C-6-6=tf
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? BEDROOM HOME. FILA h. speeted. North Valley Street m Palmer. FIR 6-3185. Box 92 Wasilla. C-4-25-tf.
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POWER PLANT. 1250 watt. re- built engine, like new. Jim's Appliance Repair. FIR 6-3480. C-4-25-tf.