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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11
By Fiji GORSKA
Editor Of TEEN

Monsters may mean night
mares to most, but for two
teen-age Virginia boys, they
mean sweet dreams-sweet
dreams Of success.
Rick Myers, Is, and Bruce
Rose, IA, are making a killing
putting people behind mon
Sters. They've made a bust
ness out Of hand drawing way
out wild things on sweat
shirts and T-shirts. (Some are
more way-out than others, de-
pending on who Is wearing the
shirt.)
For an auto club called The
Undertakers, Rick and Bruce
drew a coffin converted into a
supercharged car with a mon
ster's arm protruding.
For some girls In the boys
neighborhood in Springfield,
who call themselves the Tree
Dwellers, Rick and Bruce are
connecting a design Of mon
keys climbing around In trees.
Monster on Desk
Another organized group,
the Springfield Citizens Com
mmications Club is ordering
a monster sitting on a desk
with radio equipment In front
of him as he goes crazy with
a walkie-talkie in his hand.
A real estate firm wants $50
of the shirts to give to pros
pective buyers families.
about the weirdest mon
ster so far is a design we call
Wild Child" says Bruce.
And after he describes It,
you feel it could have been
Incorporated with the morbid
jokes when they were the
rage.
"Wild Child is really crazy.
The top of his head is hacked
off with stuff oozing out. His
hand is bumped and he's hold
ing it with all the fingers cut
off. He has a warty, pimply
body; one foot, a long tongue
eating eyeballs and flies, and
MON tattooed on his arm.
Original Details
I'VE got the outline from
The Mouse, but the details
are our own, like Nom, and
more hair and more buggy
eyes," says Bruce.
The Mouse is a man who,
the boys explain, has been in
service quite a while cartoon
ing things on shirts and sell
ing them for a living. There's
another called Roth, who's in
the same monstrouS business,
the boys say. In fact, a COM
mercial kit from such sources
started Rick and Bruce in
their own business.
Kicks first attempt was a
fluoreScent Corvette on a shirt
that glOwed by day. Then, at
a swimming pool last sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

nation on UF0s from the
public and from many con-
greSsmen. 1t is a terrible
thing when the Air Force
can't even trust members of
Congress with information
that they should be informed
on.
Secondly, Jack Clements
(TEEN, September 2O) said
that one boy who wanted the
Air Force to reveal all it
knew about UFOs was "a lit
tie punk who has to know ev-
erything." l believe this re-
mark was entirely uncalled
for. He would do well to keep
in mind a statement by DR..
Carl Jung, a famed psycholo-
gist, who stated in reference
to the AT secrecy of UFOs:
g. one can only say this is
the most physiological and
stupid policy one could invent.
The public ought to be told
the truth"
NOLAN HOWELL, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11
Teen BRIEFS

Do you want to put a
notice or item in TEEN
Briefs? Jot doiDn the intormd-
ton and mail 1t to TEEN,
The EUenino Star, Washing
ton ;, D. c. Include your
name and telephone number.
1.-THE Diary Of Anne Frank"
will be presented by Mclean
Highs drama department at
$3.50 pm. today and tomor-
row and on October 10 and
10. There will be a 2:3O
matinee on October 10. Suzy
Hill and Kaia Ronningen will
alternate performances as
Anne. Others in the cast are
Don Paul Smith, Nancy Hill
and Gayle johnson.
4 -
Wheaton Highs home arts
students will model their own
sewing projects Monday in
the school gym.
Jerold Jay Samet, a fresh
man at Montgomery Junior
College; Marty SiIbert and
Sheldon Weiner, both of Mont
gOmery Blair High, will be
installed as master councillor
elect, senior councillor elect
and junior councillor elect, re-
Spectively, Of the Cornerstone
chapter of the DeMolay at
1880 pm. Saturday at the
Cornerstone Masonic Temple,
800 Ethan Allen avenue, Ia
koma Park.
go
Montgomery Blair's Key
Club is painting the outside
of the Brookland Child Cen
ter, an establishment for re-
tarded children in Berwyn
Heights, Nd, as a service
project.
Two Woodrow Wilson High
students were among five in
the United States who scored
between SO and SO in a ma
tional Spanish exam con-
Quoted by the American AS
ISOLATION of Teachers of
Spanish and Portuguese. The
WilSonites are jeanne Can
tor and Marian TraSk, both
secOnd-year Spanish students.
They scored 81. The winner
was an Alabama teen-ager,
Carmeline Smith. Some $500
students took the test.
Eighth and ninth grade
girls at KensingtOn Junior
High modelled clothes from a
pattern company. They
showed how to dress for
school, for fun and to dazzle
a date. The girls modelled
slim styles for evening in
luxurious fabrics; culottes
and wrap-around skirts and
stitched-up pants.
$50
Teens will play a big part
at the Flea Market Bazaar
to be held October 20 at the
Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation, 1885 Macomb street
NV, from II am. to 4 pm.
Members of the Youth TEMPLE
of the congregation will man
a checking booth, run a movie
for small children and a rec
ord hop for teen guests at
the bazaar. The Flea Market
will be modelled on the Paris
Flea Market. There will be
more than 20 booths of
antiques, paintings, gourmet
foods and cheeSes, books,
toys, stamps, coins, sculpture,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

promotes greater understand
ing and friendship between
people Of other nations.
DOREEN SMYTH
Q.F.L.) N. A. Pen Friends
Section, Pc. Box a,
10, Queens Gardens,
Hove 3 Sussex, England.
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furniture and other items.
Larry Cohen Of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High Is presi-
dent Of the teen group.
Paul Lanham, a senior at
DuVal High, will represent
Prince Georges County at the
1868 National Youth Confer
ence on the Atom, November
2, 8 and Q In Chicago. He
will be among $50 high school
students chosen for their in
terest and excellence in
science.
Walter johnson Highs for
eign exchange student this
year is a 17-year-old Argen-
tinian named Carlos Francisco
Navel Alcala.
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Ronnie Hawkins, II, an
Eastern High senior, has been
named president Of the Chero-
kee Teen Club.
If you would like to Join,
send your name, age, address
and school to Ron Hawkins,
419 Twelfth street NE.
-
Teens can now register for
the fall session Of Teen Age
Theater. instruction in act
ing, dance and singing will
be offered to area teens in
three 10-week sessions. The
classes will be held from 9
am. to l pm. Saturdays at
the Washington Theater Club,
1852 o street NV. For ap-
pication forms or informa-
ton telephone Decatur 2
1888.
Teri Friedman, Karen De-
Leon and Kelly Morris IL
High Point High are taking
part in a United States history
seminar being conducted by
the Prince Georges County
Board of Education.
- -
Mark SINNERS Of Rockville
has been awarded his Eagle
Scout award. He is a member
of Boy Scout Troop 295.
Jennifer Boxwell Of Barns
ton, Cheshire, England and
Audun Filing Aune Of Trond-
helm Norway, are the two
American Field Service stu
dents at Northwestern High
this school year.
= = -
Invitations to seniors to
participate in the 2Srd an
nual Science Talent Search
are being sent to some $4,000
high schools throughout the
country. The Search is con-
Quoted by Science Service
through its Science Clubs of
America and supported by
Westinghouse. Entries must
reach Science Service, Wash
ington, D. c., by midnight,
December q.
Bladensburg Highs ex-
change student is a 5-foot-
three teen-ager from Adana,
Turkey. Her name is Maine
Bulgulu. She is staying with
Bladensburg junior Donna
Chaimson for the school year.
= 4
Homework Help is sched-
uled to begin at the Y Cottage
at Jesup Blair Park, Silver
Spring, in December, for
teens who need help in school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

they alter any designs they
pick up this WaY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

bered, see how they feel about
the merits of the quartet's
music over that of rock and
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Pen Pal

Any person reading Play
Back who wants an English
pen-friend can write to the
address below. She is a
member of the international
Friendship League, which
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Radio Stations

l read in TEEN September
81 about having WCAO in the
disc jockey lists.
l think WRFL-FM at 92.5
me. should be published in
TEEN, along with WXTC-FM
at 1929 nc. and WCAO at
600 kc.
The reason is to serve the
people in those communities
such as Win c h ester, Va.
(WRFL), and Annapolis, Md.
(WXTC), who read TEEN.
Some teens who have stereo
FIN radios may listen to those
stations after WPGC- FIN
leaves the air.
A lot of people who own FIN
radios, who like rock and roll,
listen to WPGC-FM and some
times WXTC-FM and WRFL-
FIN.
Both FIN stations come in
loud and clear.
JAMES CONSTANTINE
Evening star., 1963-02-10
very now!
hello
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yelloaU


To the bright Spring world.
greetings! Most wide a. wake,
wide-eyed Fashion look, from the
softest yellow Of first crocus to
the boldest chrome Of forsythia,
flashing out in all tones. Sketched
right, suiting silk in chrome
yellow for a skim-over by N. 5.
Petites, slashed to show the white
bodiced sheath beneath. From
The Embassy Room Collection,
Downtown Store only, 69.S5. Ven-
dome simulated pearls, $780,.
Sketched left, lightest wool in
yellow, misted with SO nylon,
for the shaped suit buttoned in
epaulet fringe. BY Stefan for
Briarbrook in our Better Suit
Departments, all 5 stores, 59.9s.
With it, from our Embassy Mil
linery Collection, the Bengal
Butterfly turban by Adolfo from
the cover of Vogue, $3.50, and
this Springs gentler handbag
purse, in French Nude patent.
1898 plus tax, Handbags, All
5 Stores. The Hecht Co.--Down- ,
town, Silver Spring, Parking !
ton, Prince Georges Plaza and
NARROW Heights.
Evening star., 1963-02-10

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Evening star., 1963-01-13
BoeIey-Corr

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Brett Bogley Of Chevy Chase
announce the engagement of
their daughter Mary Anne to
Mr.. Daniel Joseph Corr, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
Corr of Glasgow, Scotland
and Pittsburgh, Pa. A June
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Amour
Sionnbottisto

Mr.. and Mrs. Gaspard st.
Amour Of Fournier, Ontario.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Annette Helen
Marie Of Montreal. Quebec.
to Capt. Thorn Beddome
Gaimbattista, USAF, son Of
Rear Admiral Frank d.
Giambattista. USN (retired), J.,
and Mrs. Giambattista Of
Lake Bancroft, Va. An early
fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
BQhlnnQn-
Poffenberqer

Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Bahlman announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Mary Louise of Wilmington,
Del. to Mr.. Wright Boyce
Poffenberger also of VIII
mington. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Poffenberger of New
ark. Del. A summer wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Pomerontz-SoVitt

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pom
erantz Of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Bonita Susan
to Mr.. Martin David Savitt,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Savitt
Of this city. A September
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
KeIIer-Koplon

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Keller of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Joy Mansfield
to Mr.. Joseph Henry Herbst
Kaplan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving E. Kaplan of Hagers-
town, Md.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Fishburne-
WiIIoughby

Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott G.
Fishburne announce the en-
gagement OF their daugh-
ter Mary Scott 10 Mr.. william
Franklin Willoughby II, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Willoughby OF Bohun. Math-
ews. Va. A late April wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Wenqer-Pekin

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Earl
Wenger Of Chevy Chase an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Joan Eileen
to DR.. Thomas j. Pekin, jr.,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pekin Of Newport Beach,
Calf. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Honnoh-VoqeI

Mr.. A. Kenneth Hannah Of
Sutton Coldfield, Warwick
shire, England, announces the
engagement Of his daughter
Judith Ann to Mr.. Hal Hunt
Vogel, son of Mrs. Gregg
Woodrow Heath of Arlington.
A spring wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Joseph-Rosen

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bernard
Joseph OF Laurel. Nd, an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Marilyn Joyce
TO Mr.. Marshall Rosen, son
Of Mrs. Robert w. Cohen OF
Worchester. Mass, and the
late Mr.. Hyman Rosen. An
April wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
CIoyton-Woskom

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waters
Clayton of Hyattsville an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Norita to Mr..
Joseph Robert Waskom, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Robert Waskom Of Epping
Forest, Annapolis. A June
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
ENGAGED
Reiter-O'Rourke

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Louis
Reiter annouce the engage
ment of their daughter Mil
dred Suzann to DR.. Robert
Anthony O'Rourke, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thom-
as O'Rourke of San Jose,
Calf. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Mintzer-WoIker

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving j.
Mintzer of Brooklyn, N. Y.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Beverly
Rochelle to Mr.. Alvin
Maurice Walker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Walker. A
February wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
McGuire-GoIIi

Mr.. and Mrs. James Allan
MCGUIRE of Callicoon, N. Y.
announce thee Engagement of
their daughter Rosemary to
Mr.. Lewis @. CALI, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo CALI
Of Glassmere, Pa. A spring
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
BierIey-Cose

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman M.
Bierley announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mari
lyn Patricia to Mr.. Melvin
E. Case, son Of Mrs. Douglas
J. Drummond and Mr.. Theo-
dore E. Case.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

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Don't guess decorating mistokes
ore costly. Avoid them by consulting
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The chronicle., 1963-11-08

finest football hm-2dmmed Texas and AhmmedB Baylor battle n what will umnbedyde determine the onr
ne championship Both are mhRatd in league play LonTors are the hce again but 0p paper they're only
two pdh stronger than the Bears
In til Big Eight Oklahoma No. and Nebraska No. r. sit on tor by hemev@T The sa@r should slip the big
needle nLaS State by points, while the C0nhukHw will have big hUbe with Kansas NbSk hmdm ur
points
The Hhe of Washington rated in III No. IA spot this week have suddenly AIKEN the R@. Bowl spotlight ay
from Southern Cal In upehngh the Tpms last week they rolled to their Ah sgn wm And they are sn IT.
point anm over California Saturday.
Small Item about Big Team Big Mississippi ranked in the Number One position in the chyw will administer
hev uLe to- exterior of Little" Tampa b. dn @ pk
The cwA ball vas pretty f9Y in picking the major cse sm@h las week missed out g. Even our uph
wuu upset. Hwvrm once gain the small oMg, results brought the hrcHtuga average up to png mark The to-
1913 right AZ wrong with just one tie fora IA percentage The seasons marks hnAa 7sb based on n vsm and
2T losers
Evening star., 1963-05-31
Johnson Hopes Postrono
Stays off His Bicycle

trano, he is hard to catch and
I don't think he will fight any
different this time
Advised Of this bit OF intelli-
gence, Angelo Dundee who has
q large stable Of winning fight
ers, including Pastrano. OBJ
served:
We'll. well. you can tell
johnson we aren't going to
fight his fight"
This would indicate the 28-
year-old Willie is geared for
his patented punch, move away
and escape routine.
johnson. q Al favorite, could
recall only one Of his previous
opponents In 81 fights with a
style comparable TO Pastrano
THAT was Tiger Floyd. He
ran for 10 rounds. I beat him
but ! never could catch him, y
Harold recalled.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
Shoulders Likely
To Enter Rodeo
At Goose Creek

Jim Shoulders. director of
the Goose Creek rodeo show. is
expected to enter competition
for the remainder of the week
end as the National champion
ship event continues tonight,
tomorrow night and Sunday
afternoon at the arena ada
cent to the Goose Greek Coun-
try Club. Tonight's show starts
at 8 o'clock.
Shoulders yesterday was re-
cuperating from a hard auto
mobile ride from Indianapolis
where he put on a rodec
Wednesday.
The four-day program
opened with Clyde Vamvoras
Of Lake Charles, La, winning
the bareback riding. Dean Oil.
yer from Boise, Idaho, took the
calf roping with a time of Ill
seconds.
Clark Holden, Of Claiborne
Tex, was the leading saddle
bronc rider. Jim Baush wor
the steer wrestling in 90 sec.
ondS. And Benny Reynolds
beat out John Hastings in bul
riding.
Dixie Wheaton of Scott City
KanS., won the competition fol
cowgirls. a series of race
around barrels.
Evening star., 1963-05-31

ing his own car in his spare
time.
TITS like a nightmare come
true" he grins.
The weekend schedule:
TONIGHT
Williams Grove. Ps.-Modified stock
cars, $50.
Asheville. N. c.-NAscAR Grand
National, 100 miles.
TOMORROW
Old Dominion Speedway-Modified
stocks 50-lap feature, S:45.
Westport Stadium, Baltimore-Mod-
flied and sportsman stocks, $50.
Bridgehampton. N. Y.--SCCA Sporti
cars, national event. noon.
SUNDAY
vista Raceway MOTORCYCLES. 2 pm
williams 0rove-AMA Class c mo-
torcycles, pm
Charlotte. N. c.-world 900. MAS.
CAR Grand National
Marlboro Modified stocks anc
midEet cars, ! pm.
BFidgehampton. N. Y.-eCcA sport,
cars, national event, noon.
Evening star., 1963-05-31

party and started working on
the car at 10 pm. BY 1880 the
morning of the race he and
his crew had replaced all four
pistons and sleeves. He won
his class again.
He also won at Cumberland,
despite running with a cracked
cylinder head. Since then he
has rebuilt the head. repaired
the transmission housing and
replaced the crankshaft, ready
ing the car for the regional
race at Marlboro yesterday and
the national at Bridgehampton
tomorrow and Sunday.
Two months ago. after six
years on the job, he quit East
man Kodak. He now is selling
Triumphs for an Arlington
dealer and repairing and rae
Evening star., 1963-05-31
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EMERoEAeV sTop
ECONOMY NUN
MIL CLINE
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Evening star., 1963-05-31
Zimmerman
Takes Two
Show Titles
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
star staff writer

With entries cut sharply he.
cause the current epidemic Of
horse flu," the Iron Bridge
Hunt Horse Show was held yes
terday at Burtonsville, Nd,
with approximately half of
its traditional number Of
competitors.
Richard Zimmerman was the
days leading rider as he took
the green hunter championship
with his family's China Clipper
and the working hunter title
with Harriet Hehb's More Like
It.
The jumper championship
was won by Thomas jewellers
Copper Tone, who picked up IL
points 10 win over another
Zimmerman entry, Bayou. with
III.
High Girl, DR.. Christine
Kehne's veteran, was the
junior champion with q new
rider aboard, Ruth Pickafd, is,
of Bethesda.
Carl Shaffer's SuZie, from
MonktoIl, was one point behind
High Girl for the reserve title.
Summaries:
Green working hunter hacks: l.
China Clipper, Zin's Ranch: 2--Suzie.
panss Sss? scSsS sSS:s' IRE. IsSsSSSt cSs:t. z%: z%:
Ranch.
Hunters under saddle; l-suSie;
2-Flat Ready, Thomas Dowd.
Junior Jumpers: Grab Tree Greek;
Bayou.
Working hunter hacks: More Like
y, Harriet Hebb; 2-cricket. Jane
Modified Olympic: l-copperlong
]. and r. Farm; Grab Tree Greek.
Green hunters under saddle; l.
China Clipper; 2-virsinfa Artist.
Marion Curran.
Open hunters: China Clipper: p
More Like II.
Junior hunter hacks; 1--Hili Prince
II. Taylor Stables; 2-Daybreak, Karen
Burrows.
KNOCK down and cut: Copper
tone: Blue Chips, Zim's Ranch.
Junior hunters ever fences; l.
High Girl, Or. Christine Kehne: q
Look Me Over, Ralph Gales.
Maurice r. Flanisan wsrkink hunt
er: l-High Girl: 2-More Like It.
Green hunters: by oolly. Elians
Addison: China Clipper.
Go as you please: Grab Tree
Greek; Bayou.
Junior hunter champion: High Girl,
Or. Christine Kenne. 9 points.
Junior hunter reserve champion:
suzie, Carl Safer, 5 points.
Open Jumper champion: coppertone,
J. and r. Farms. IL points.
! Open Jumper reserve champion: Bayou,
Zim's Ranch, IL points.
Green hunter champion: China Clip
per, zim's Ranch. IS points.
Green hunter reserve champion: By
) Qolly, Elaine Addison. 5 points.
Working hunter champion; More
Like 1t. Harriet Hebb, 13 points.
Working hunter reserve champion;
China Clipper, zims Ranch, 8 points
Evening star., 1963-05-31

kILoMETER RUN
PLYMouTA...33. sec.
cHEvRoLET..3 IA sec.
FoRD.....,,.37.59 sec.
ECONOMY NUN
PLYMOUTH. 1877 mpg.
cHGvRolLT.i1.oA mpg.
FoRo.a..u,i6i4 mos.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
LAS VEGAS. May 81 (AP),

LAS VEGAS. May 81 (AP,.
Harold johnson, light-heavy-
weight champion from Phila-
delphia, hopes q familiar pat
tern In boxing - q puncher
against a boxer - doesn't pre-
vail in his title match with
Willie Pastrano tomorrow night.
The 34-yeAr-old champion
wants the challenger from
North Miami Beach TO come
TO him and not run away in
their l5-round nationally tele-
vised bout.
IF he fights" johnson said
today, and he used the word
Tight" with significance,
somebody is going to get
knocked down.
II won't say 1t win be him
or me but"
Johnson's manager, Pat
Olivier, cut in:
"Pastrano will be the one to
go down. When Harold ex-
plodes 9 bomb on his jaw, the
lights will 60 out"
Pastrano, who learned his
trade in his native New Or
leans, never has been knocked
off his feet in SS fights.
This will be the first time, >
Olivieri declared.
johnson. his hard training
over. smiled but said nothing.
Asked If he would knock out
Willie, the champion replied, 81
don't make such predictions but
I hope so.
But what I've seen Of Pas.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
SehooIboy Cyclists
Compete Tomorrow

Senior and junior high
school cyclists will compete
tomorrow in the 1853 Metro
politan area cycling champion
ship race, starting at / pm.
at the Ohio Drive polo field.
The l5-mile race is spon-
sored by the Federation of
Washington Area Cycling Clubs.
Trophies viii be presented to
the first three teams that fin
ish. Awards will also 60 to the
first three individual finiShers
regardless Of their respec-
tive team standing.
Evening star., 1963-05-31

m1sSuS,
"She didn't care for IT," he
recalls, land the thing sat In
the driveway for several
months, so l put a roll bar in
1t and went out to drivers
school at Marlboro. I won a
couple races and got the bug"
Last year, graduating from
the novice class, he won five
races, took second In four
others and captured the ma
tional championship in Glass E
production OF the Sports Car
Club of America.
This year he is leading again
after three races in D produc-
ton, his new category.
Being q 30-year-old novice
is nothing to write home about,
but winning the title in one of
SCCA's more populous classes
the very next year is a trifle
out Of the ordinary. 1t went
something like this:
Triumph had come out with
a ira model last year. but
Tullius stuck with his TR-3
through four National races,
winning at Danville and Stutt-
Eart, Ark. He skipped the June
sprints at Elkhart Lake. Wis,
and then bought a TR-4 in
time for the competition at
Lime Rock, Conn.
He says he should have won
at Lime Rock. Il was sleeping
at the SWITCH" he relates. Il
didn't have q pit crew and did
MT know how far was in front,
and q guy in a Morgan went
by me and / was second"
Nevertheless, he was leading
his class in national points
when the SEGA road show
shifted to Lake Garnett, Kans.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
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'QUlcK' mp RETURN
INCREASES cLUB SPEED

Long boil hltteI eererefs much Of
their power by simply sterling their
hip reNm on the dewSwine BEFORE
Ihsir hond end erms have completed
their boekswins.