Five-Year Old Addedto Colt Exhibition Staff

the world'her father,

alif. havtaff of .olt

Flexi-Mat Has New PracticeMat and Balls

FIe),.\ fat orp., 2219 alumet Avc., hicagoII!., now make a steel-backed Tampico brush

, designed to lie flat without permanent

mounting in glOund or platform beneath thipractice mat.

The installation require no digging, no., mounting hole rrnpl set it down on an

flat urface, and it's read for use. It i adapt.able for indoor and outdoor u e.

'I h c. tra-long, turdy 'I ampico hri tIc giva turf f l. 'I he 're permanently clinched andwill not "sh d."

'I his net FIe 1 \fat Tm f King hru h iweather-proof and cannot rot, won't .pandor ontract with the w ather teel backing i

'f admium-plat d to resist ru t and corrosion.I h full 5 in. h) 20 in. size fit tandard

matsThe price of the mat is moderate.Flcxi-Mat also is making a foam rubber

practice ball that looks lik a gelluin> ball.The ball. ar light and an't iuju r people,walls or furniture. The ar parked ]2 hallsto a polyethylen bag with 12 hags to the

'J carton or i ball in a poleth lene bag '\ it h24 bag to th carton, and carton at pre. nt-ed in a elf- elling counter di play container,

Products described in, the Manufactur-ing Section are listed on page 125.

April, 1956

White Grubs, Cutworms, Ants,Chiggers, Earwigs, Chinch BugMole Crick ts, Japanese Beetle Lar-vae, od Webworm (Lawn Moth )... Chlordane kills all of them ...and prevents mole damage. That"why you can't go wrong with Chlor-dane ... it h Ips keep turf green andhealthy, a redit to your good man-agement, all ummer long.

To help give your gre nand fair-ways the "cared for" look, us e

hlordan to kill turf ins cts.

Velsicol Chemical Corp.330 East Gr nd AvenueChicago 11, IllinoisPlease send me your new FREE Lawn andGarden Insect Folder, and Turf lnsect Folder.

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Steel City's Lawn MowerBack Lapping Machine

harpen mot all make of reel and bed knifemowers hom edger to 72 in. width.

E pe ia lly good for green-mowers. 1 TO wheel, ide.pIa te or gear to removeor change.harpen all mower in 15

minute or Ie .Fully guaranteed for 1 year.

For full information,write:

i~e':-:;:"~~':sationallI Steel City featuresl II Large rollers II Double Drive I1 Right~eed J

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STEEL CITY LAWN

GARDEN EQUIPMENT

4853 Broadway Gary, Indiana

J956 Scoggins Catalog PresentsExpanded Pro Shop Line

A greatly e. paneled line of smart sportswearwill be found in the new Scroggins pro shopcatalog for 1956 which will he mailed to prmfrom the company's Dunedin, Fla., headquar-ter April ] t. Imported Alpaca sweater andmany new ladie golfwear items, now ondisplay at the company" recently remodeledand refurnished showroom, will share spacein the catalog with the newest in men's golf.wear. Featured also will be the new NadcoDiatomic golf clubs and putters for whichicoggins Golf Supply Co., has been appointed

distributors, Carlton 'aller announces theappointment of Lewi Pauley as coggin'ale rep. for Calif., Ore., , a h., evada and

Ariz.: Pete Cordele for the mid-central stateand Joe 'Veils of Bridgetown, Me., for the1 [ew England states.

F. J. Hull, Ltd. Makes Bow AsSpecialist in Pro Soft Goods

In a letter addressed to profe sionals ini Pacific coa t and adjacent stat , I- lctrh

Hull, formerly of Bowen,' Hull, In ., makersof \\11ll. Joyce golf shoe, announce his for.mation of F. J. Hull, Ltd., with operationsto he concentrated ontyling, producing andmerchandising oft good xclusivel for the

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golf pro trade. At the tart particular ernpha ison sales and .rvic will be pointed towardstat's c1(?sest to the firm" Pasadena headquar-ters: Calif., Ore" \ ash., Utah, riz. and Idaho.Future expansion will be paced b) the speedand sll~oothness. with which operation pro-grcsscs 111 the six-state area. Hull' announce.mcnt htings into sharp focu: the promiingpotential for increased pro shop ale volumethru elmer study of golf and sport apparelselection and plOper merchandising of proq~lality soft good~ item~. While at the begin-rung th Hull line will feature hirt andlacks-sweaters, socks, tc. arc e. p ted to

augment the line. T'h golf hilt and lacklines will be "in stock" throughout the year.For detailed information write to: FletcherHull, 1'. J. Hull, Ltd., 837 East Orange GroveAve., Pasadena, alif.

Wilson Issues Press Bookon Its Women Pros

'ViI on porting Good Co. ha i ued the1956 dition of it pre" 1V and radio in.formation book on th women memb r of itpro advi ory taff, Part Ber~,. fildred Za-haria, Bet Rat I. Bett HIck and JoyceZi ke. The book, in addition to conta'iningbiographical and tournam nt data and anee-dot on the staff memh -r , contain. an e. ten.sive coli ction of 'om n' tournament re ord .

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D;~MetGiven High Ratingin Crabgrass Control

Crabgras , one of the mo t eriou drawback.to good turf development, an be effcctivelvkilled \ ith Di-Met \ ithout lnJur to e tab-li: hed g od rasses. Th product, manufac-tured b . Linck 0 .• Inc., .lifton, . J.,kills b . leaf and root ab orption and, accord-ing to the producer, rarel . require more thantwo application even on 4 to 6 leaf plants.

pplication hould be made on green a soona plant em rge.

Available in concentrated liquid form andapplied b hand, powerpraycr or ho c vphon-ing, Di M t i recomm nded for us on Mer-ion and Kentucky Blue, R d Top, Fe cue, 0

lonial B nt, rceping Bent and Bermuda.recent i ue of o. ,alif. T urf ulture

Bulletin give Di-Met an -1 rating in crab-gra control.

Mace Goll Gloves Availablein Seven Colors

Ma e golf glo\es, now available in evenolor ,ar bing distribut d to pro for their

I exclusive ales b Pedersen ales Co., \\ ilton,

onn. 1he distributing compannon-slip feature of th gl, e hav b en im-proved upon along with t ling and tc ture,

olor in left and pair ar natui a l hamois,tangei inc, russet, charcoal, gold, light anddark blue. Pedersen's flange-wrap rubber grips

, for wood. and iron, ai available in lightbrown with either gold or light blu piral.They com in tapered thicknes: and all-Oilthi kne tyle,

Colt Goll AppointsSales Representatives

far hall F. Bachcnhcimer, pre., olt Golf,Inc., 161 East 37 t.,.' rv York, announce ap·pointment a . ale rcpr cntative for Coltpro on] golf ball and putter of: ed Gal.gano for metropolitan l. • Y., and Conn., outhof Hartford; Joseph. facGregor for 1 • H., Me.,Vt., Ma s., R. I., and onn., outh of Hart-ford; Bill Hyde for 1 • J. and Pa.: rthur J.Daddezio for Id., Washington, D. C., Del. and

• northern" . Va.; Harry Palor and ,lenn Van'J as eI of Pro Golf ale, York, ,. . for Va.,

C., S. a., la., Tenn., outhci n 'V. Va.,

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with foliage Dleteneto regular pra olution andfertilize green , tees, fairways,flowers and hrubbery INONE OPER TION!

It' fast, ea y, practical. Yousave labor, time, money! Because 30' n-gal. DrumsGRO·GREE -with Foliage Dietene added-mixe quickly, thoroughly with all popularchemicals, for imple "one- top" praying. Con-tain the e ential element nitrogen, pho phor-ou , pota sium plu many end hing hormones,vitamins. Apply a often a needed, for ri hercoloring, hardier growth, Ie brown- potting,lusher fairway, turdier root y tern that takeheavier traffic.

Gro·Green Is formulated to your speclfications-10-15·5-15-1 0-5-15-5-5-32-0·0-or whateverdesired, comes In cr stal Form also.

Gre.ns: Apply with regular sprayer. I gal.Gro·Gr •• n to 20 gal. spray solution. COy rsapprox. 10,000 sq. ft.Fairways: Regular Sprayer. Us. 2 gal. p racr. with 8 gal. of water.T ." Shrubbery. Flowers, etc.: Us. r gu-I.r spray.r. I gal. Gro·Gr en to 100 gal. wat.ror us. Automatic Gro-Gun on hos •.

Sold on money bad guarantee.Mail COUPOtl for FREE details, name of

distributor.

H. D. CAMPBELL CO.Rochelle 14, Illinois

H. D. CAMPBELL eo.Roch.lI. 14. III.PI.as. s.nd m. FREE DESCRIPTIVE LITERA-TURE, and Free Samples about Gro·Gr.en.o Desired Formula

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Vertagreen i the complete plant food youhould use to have outstanding greens,

tee and fairways. Vertagreen providesthe clements neces ary for a deep, vigor-ous root y tem ... that keeps turf greenand beautiful through extreme weathercondition.

Good green "make" a golf cour c.Keep your green in perfect playing

condition throughoutthe season with

EnergizedVertagreen.

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northern Fla., from Panama Cit' , t; JimVincent for 'Ia.: • Iarvin DeLong for Kan "Okla., 10., 'eb.; Ren mith of Jackman' forWi "., 111., and greater t. Loui area; LeroBrannen of . an ntonio for Te .. , 1 '. Iex.,and Iexico: "Pinkv" Pencov ic of Lafa 'ette,Calif. for Calif" Wash., Jd., ~Te., n.. 010.,Wyo., Ariz. and Ore.; E. D. Iurphy for Ha-waiian Island.

Ray turn Improves Met rfor Measuring Moisture

n improved model of the Irrigage , Ieter formeasuring oil moisture ha b en d velopedby Ray turn, Corp., 8200 E. ith ave., Portland2, Orc. 'I he model, 202, ha a built-in electorswitch which permits moi ttn e observation

I at four different depth through a ingte out.let. It is designed for us with either the 2·ft.tapered Gage-Stake, or individual 7age·Plug.Moisture content is d tel mined bv plugging inthe meter to stake or plug.

COPE'S OWN MARKERFred C. Cope, Supt., Parks and Recrea.

tion Department of Alhambra, Col., showstee·marker he installed at the new Alman·sor Course in Alhambra.

The marker is made from 4·in. transitecoupling. Inside of coupling has been filledwith cement. Into the wet cement he insertedfour 3/4 in. steel pegs and a handle foreasy handling. The four steel pegs or • .4 in.long which holds the marker off the grassto prevent killing grass under markers ifleft too long on one spot. Fred first ln-dolled wooden markers when golf coursewas opened in May. Golfers made quickwork of thsm, by banging their clubs onthem, and in August Fred went to the steel·transite·cement type. Yardag is painted onone side, hoi and par on the other.

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Korect Grip Glove Helps GollersTrain Hands For Better Swing

.fik B n ri utto, PIOat Ra in (\ i. c.) Wah.ington Park G i mar-k ting hi patented nevgolf glove d ign d totrain the hand to geta proper, firm Slip andto work toward hetterc ordination throughout the swing.

'earin the KOI ect rip Rlo\ e on the igh thand, a right hand golf I in. crt the 1 (Ithumb in a nug c1asti sleeve sn ap attachedto the upper, inner pall of the glove. "Ofthe e eral important thing' the 1\.01 ct Gripglove d to help th average golf r d velopprop rl oordinated hand action, one of itgreat t aid is in prc\ nting the commonfault of opening the hand at the top of thewing." a Bencriscuuo. The glove ale

a ailablc in shot t and full finger models.Price and details from Korert Clip 100e,5308 , a. hingron Av ,Racine, \\ I..,C.

Biggest Year in CourseWatering Reported

Charle E. ( cotty) Stewart, 18357 Homewoodave., Hom wood, Ill., widel known authoriton golf cour e irrigation terns, say. 1956alread i promising to crowd th record of

•In

1 r.5 "hi h wa: th biggc,t ar he'd ell

during the pa t 25 of hi perienc in olfour e wateTing ystem en ineering .

tewart add:"\Ithough labor and material co were

at an all tim high th following mid-westerngolf course. have had in. tailed, or hav hadthe plan and pecification prepared, for corn-pl te high pre ure hoscle fain ay te andgre n watering

"Butt rfi Id(Ill.) .C.; Flo' moor (Ill.)

. ., \ inn tka, Ill.; Old . ., on her i-dan, Ill, outh hore '.C., hicago; Rockford(Ill.) ( ; Lake of the \\ ood. C. , pring-fi ld, Ill.; (.1 n Echo C. ., t. oui, GoldenValle .., Mmneapol is: Edina .•. , Minne-apoli; Woodh1l1 .C .. Wa\lata, Minn.: Inver-

. C., Tol do; Keo uk (la.) C."When we realize that the total con.truc-

tion co. t of all of the abov e project \\ ill ap-pro imate I million it give' a clearer con-eption of th activitie in golf c urs IT iga-

tion con truction la. tear."The work of making th urvc and pre-

paring the plan ha. been greath speed d upb . making use of aerial photograph • and bu ing radar pipe 10 ating dev ic and a "hand '-talkie" t m of ommuni arion between thein trum nt man and the rodman in the fi ld."

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If ilver rab i still a problem on ) our greens, then you haven't h anithe late t new!'). Becaus ott. with many ears e perience in Iormulat-ing crab gra" and broadl af weed killers, has now successfullv om-hined "Di ,odium Monorneth 1 Arsonate" ( 00 \R*) with 2, 4-D ...a peeifie for ilver crab and ideal ror hickw eed, plantain, dand lionmooth and hairy crab gra s.

ARTOX (f PE IAL" come in conv mien t. prof('::; ional cone ntratepowder form. Mixe easilv with water and can he applied with reaularspray gun.Try ARTOX e e PECI,\T: at our exp n . You and thGreen Committee will h amazed with the re ult .For Free ample attaeh coupon below to ) our clul:letterhead and mail.

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and further information on Artox :IIII1ITO._________ 1I

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FARTO and other orr Product available through yourHorticultural upply Hou e.Trade. far pending. permission granted hy appli ant

o T ANUFACTURING CO., INC.Mount ernon, 1 • Y.

• OTT' ARTOalso a a il a b lpowder or liquid, inth •• tandard" for-mulation, specif forsm o o th and hairycrab gras only.

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Check yourDolge supply list

Weed killersInsecticidesMole and gopher killersGolf ball cleaners

Rid Turf of InsectsSOLEXTOFor turf use-Kills Japanese beetles, chinch-bugs and other insects. Dilute in up to 400parts of water.

Eradicate Weeds on Parking Lots, Roads5.5. WEED KILLERSoil Sterilant-Speedy killer of all types ofweeds. Keeps parking lots, drives, walks, gut-ters clear. Spray or sprinkle. Dilute in up to40 parts of water.

Free Turf of Dandelions, PlantainE.W.T. (2,4-0) WEED KILLERSelective-Attacks weeds only. Rids turf ofundesirable growth without injuring goodgrass. Non-poisonous. One gallon to 3 acres.Dilute in up to 400 parts of water and spray.

Exterminate moles and gopher$.NOMOLEChemically treated grain. Exterminatesmoles, gophers, prairie dogs, field mice andother pests. Place in holes or nesting areas.

Clean Golf Balls ThoroughlyDOLCO PINE CLEANERSafe in any machine; has pine aroma; effi-cient and agreeable.

For literature on above products write toThe C. B. Dolge Company, Westport, Conn,

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Increases Mowing Area

By using a hydraulically powered mower on theside and a Bush Hog rotary mower on therear, the St. Lucie County, Fla., highwaydept. has figured out a way fa cut a 9-ft.swath along roadsides and ditch bonks. Thecutter bar mower here is powered by on in-dependent pump driven by a front-mountedpower take-off on this International 300 Util·ity tractor. The mower could be powered di-rectly from the tractor's own Hydrc-Teuchsystem. The rotary mower is connected tothe independent power teke-cff on the trac-tor. While both mowers are operated at thesame time, they are individually controlled.They are mounted with enough overlap toprevent leaving strips on right·hond turns. Agreater width can b. covered than shownhere by using a longer cutter bar on side.

Tat-Mo-Go Gets High Ratingin Mole Control Tests

Tat-Mo- 0, a mol' killer manufactured b}O. E. Linck Co., In ., Clifton, J., i 1i tedby "1he Journal of Wildlife Management, fol-lowing a scrie of t - t ,a one of the most ef-fective commercial bait, on the market. a-cording to the manufactur T of the produ t.T'at-Mo- .•0, consisting of one per cent thal-lium .ulphate, gave cornplct control of molein contrast to the "Partial ontrol" and ..• 0

Control" listed for other commcr ial bai .The Journal ummarizcd it lCP01 t in thiway. "Product solei lorall for mole ontrolwhich did not contain thallium ulphat a thepoison and raw peanuts a e elusive bait, erenot efficient in controlling moles in the run-wap tested."

Personalized Golf Club·C Product, Inc., 3 ') r, Ronan t.,. 'ew

Haven, Conn.uggcst per onalizing 'OUT golfclub with name label attached to the haft.I he weatherproof lab -I tick without moi t n·ing, anel it is claimed, rc i t rain, snow anddirt , being guaranteed again t wear for five

I )ear. Individual package contain I.J label .

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new 24" x 24" golf type

designed SP CIFICALLY tobeautify golf rooms. grillrooms. pro shops

no cement or mastic needed 1/2 II thic(Also Availablle Appr. 8" x 8" x 7.'16")

rotect and

Choiceof Color

Long Wearinginterlockingmarbleizedspike resistantrubber flooring

Write or WireM. M. Levitt.Sports Div.

MITCHELL RUBBEPRODUCTS, I C.2114 San Fernando d.,Los Angel.. 65, Calif.

NOTE: For $10.00 F.O.B. factory youcan order a special size 28" x 36"bevelled border mat section for yourclub entrance or other areas on amoney back trial offer basis.

Colt's New Putter HasDiamond-Shaped Shaft

A ncv putter \\ ith a diamond-shaped hick-eny shaft,aid 10 eliminate torque withoutloss of club-head "feel" ha been designed bv'011 Golf, In " 161 Ea t 37 trccr , cw York

(It. 1 he club iknown a, the Colt"Fve-Linc" Putter

o <it. It is the firstputter to he intro-duccd h Colt. mak-et of t hc nit golfhall. .

111(' putter'. diamond shape shaft present.1 straight "e -Iinc" hom gli}> to hall and clubhead, w hilc th cluhhcad i de igned to con-

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cent rate attention on th hall and for "frarn-iug" the ball.

The "E).e.1 in .. putter ha a light ro kerhottom, with a new aJlo of pure zinc andheat-heated aluminum.

The putter was introduced at the PC en-ior: meet in Dunedin, It i sold pro-onlv

Middlecoff Golf ShirtMade by Revere

A Car Middlccoff golf hirt in ombedIi Ie with knit collar, tib cuffs on th hortlceves, and 3 in. c tra length in the back. i:

being made hy Re\C1C, 302 Fifth ave ewYork 1.

The .hirt 0111C in 13 color. It ha aIiddlecoff visor insignia in color on the

pocket.

New Artox Special anEffective Weed Killer

Arto "Special," a W ed kill r produced b, 'ott ;\lfg. Co .. Mt, Vernon, ~ . Y., i claimed tohe. particularly cf~ccthc in !idding lawn andfairways of plantain, dand lion, pur lane, pen-nywort and chickweed. 'I hi new product i<1\ ailahlc in "'C\ cral Si/C., is readil oluble inwater and ran be sprinkled on lawns with anordinarv pr inkling can or pump pra l-Ib.Gill will rover tip to 5,000 q. ft.

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THE GOLFER'S PAL· SCORE KEEPERFor those who want the best

Designed to be worn on wrist withoutinterfering with stroke. Perfect gift ortournament prize. Precision, depend- I

ability, and simplicity in operationmake it standard golf accessory.

Model o. l-X $5.00;Model No. 1 $3.50

BORM MANUFACTURING CO.23 N. Union Street Elgin, III.

You get year of dependableervice when you install our moothurface rubber flooring! Choice of

red, green or tan color . Write orwire for ample and further in-formation.

Protect. Clubhouse Floors For Yearsl• longer.Wearing, Tough, Firml

So Smooth, Safe and Easy to Clean I• Doe. Not Buckle, Stretch or Crawl!

Comes In oils 24 ft. long, 36" wideand 5/16" thick.

HENRY WESTALL COMPANY944-960 rrlmo Av., As evlll , N. Co

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Score Chart Offered AsFee Course Ad

The lame Co., 633 Pl mouth ourt, Chi·cago 5, ha a personal golf core and handi-cap chart that ha heen eff rtivel u ed aadverti ing by fee cour c and other advert]: r.

The chart i letter head ize. On the in ideit ha lin foi charting COHO of ·0 game.I'he outside carrie "Fundamentals of the Golf

~wing," "Golf Etiquette," . imple instructionon how to 11 se the chart, and th name of the I

course or other advei ti r. Sample and pricewill beent free on reque t.

Barton Equipment SpringHost to Superintendents

Barton quipment Co., 3904 , or Rd.,Toledo, 0., held its pl ing "Open Hou e"meeting for Ohio and Michigan upts.

Mark List, Glengan ., Toledo, pre. ofthe supt" sectional organization, headed alarge gathering that heard talks by 7. L. Car-son of Worthington Mower, . L. 'Veaver of

Ialiinckrodt Chemical Co., p. G. iavage ofTurf and Horticultural iupply '0., and other.

Con-Voy Makes ThreeDesign Changes in Cart

Th ]956 en-Voy golf art, manufa tur dhy Product Engineering Co., Portland, Ore.,will reach the market oon with thr e import-ant design change, according to Charle Fre - •ling, factory mgr. and Robert Iueller, salemgr.

New, aluminum die- a t wheels, which arcrust-proof and roll on hall bearings. will he (u ed 011 both standard and delu: e model. Adust and dirt hield protect the ball bear-ing in the wheel, providing factory lubri-cation for life.

The wall thickne of th aluminum centertube has been increa cd to provide mu hgr ater strength and to accommodate heav ierbag. A third refinement i the us of a fulltrap inside the uppet bag bracket which holds

the bag away from the center post and elim-inate bag wear.

Waldron Reports Lively DemandFor New Velva-Tee Polish

Lew 'Valdron, e -pro president of ColumbiaChern. Co., 15-1 E. Eric St., hi ago II, Ill., I

reports order from pro and manager in 37state followed within two week. the com-

I pan 's announcement of Ve" a-Te 710. Pol.ish. The new liquid spra i: proving a wel-corned find for speeding up the job of clean-ing. polishing and wa ing cluh , and for keep-ing clubhou: furniture hright and shining.Until tim p rrnit distributor ctup on abroader calc, inquirie hould h directed toth company. Di tributor hip are availablein . everal territorie.

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Highland Caddy CarNow on Market

After more than a year' research and ex-perimentation, Highland Cal Co., 116 idwavSt., Jackson, ~lis,. ha developed and put oilthe market what it de cribc a. "on of themo t durable and economicall operat delectric golf car - one who e length of opera·tion betw en charges make it particularl in-teresting to the golfers." The car I sold underthe trad name, Highland add ar.

Southern pro and lub mgr. are invitedhv th Highland ompan' to inv stigate thefrrm ' leasing plan whi h enable them to getinto the golf car rental busincs-; without in-vesting an ' mone ',

Trophy & Medal Shop Enlarges,Modernizes Chicago Office

I'roph and Medal hop, 10 . \ aba h,Chicago, ha doubl d it office, di pla andstock fa ilities, added air conditioning andmodernized the entir la out.

The 5- ear Old hi ago finnin trophie, plaque, av ard and noveltieand also doe expert hand engraving work.

Simplex Balancer Insures Safety01 Rotary Mower Blades

'I he Model 10 Simple Rotar Balancer no,make It po .sible for an, lawnmov er shop orservic man to accuratelv balance and trackr an TO tar mower blade with mounting holeYs-in. to 1¥s in. in diameter. This inc pensiveunit pro ide the e .tra margin of safct longneeded h rotarj mo vcr users.

Thc Simple Balancer accurateltrack (the arc described In each tip as theblade icvolv s) as well as the balance Everrotary blade tracked and balanced on the, trnplc , wh ther new or just resharpened, goesinto cutting ervicc in perfect condition.

The high pecds of rotar mower arc ex-n cmely hazardous with any blade that is lcs:than pede t. Vibration of an unbalanced blade

•. ma ruin the engine and rna even cause theblade it elf to cr .stalize and break while inoperation. ;\ blade that is balanced but out oftrack mav au e similar vibration. Both balancand track are casilv and accuratel ch ekedon the SImple. .

I he Model 10 imple Rotarv Balancer con-sists of four parts, th arbor, the adju tablegauge, the base ca. ring, and the balancing wa s.It is manufactured bv The "Fate-Root-Heath

0., Lawnmower Sharpener Division, PI 'mouth,0., builders of the Ideal and Peerless Lawnmower Shar encrs and Simplex Lapping Machines.

John Bean div., Food Machiner and Chem-ical Corp., Lan ing. fi h., ha scrie of news-paper pi ce on Dutch Elm disease controlprogram available for release. The publicityi tied in with publicit campaign on JohnBean Rotomist pra cr.

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STORING CARRYING SUPPORTINGLegs Held Legs Against Bag Firm Slan(.

Against Bag No Flapping No Sla(knessEasily attached to most Can't a(cidentally b. d.-type of bags. ta(hed or fold up.Cadmium platell steel (on- Can b. detached or re-stru(tion; strong; durabl.; attached qui(kly with a tenlight weight. (tnt eeln.

Qui(kly operat.d Has tee holder

Price - ith bolts & .y.lets - $3.75 e YorQuantity discounts to Pro. , Deal.rs

C. E. W LTON, DistributorP. O. Box 561, New York 8, N. Y.

pLeadsThem all- On It's Record!

EThe ProvenAutomatic Tee

No othergolf teeapproachesits 20 yearrecord of -continuous, dependable service

For 20 years - made, sold and serviced by PAR, Inc.For 20 years - hundreds of PAR-TEEs in continuoususe, and still the most modern tees, with lowestupkeep and unfaltering performance. No other teehas as many tees or years of use as the PAR-TEE.That'$ the record behind PAR-TEEs. Complete withdriving and standing mat - ready for use in ajiffy. Available for rent or for sale.

-I860 East 75th Street Chicago 19, III.

Telephone: STewart 3-2400

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f'ersonalize Golf Clubs with

STICK WITHOUT MOISTENINGRESIST RAIN. SNOW • DIRT

LOSS, MIX·UP & AGGRAVATION! The quick way for golfers to put theirnames on their clubs. 5 Year Guarantee against weather and wear. Packed12 kits on a self.selling counter card. Retails at 7Sc per kit.

S-C PRODUCTS, INC, 395 ST. RONAN STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN.

ORECT GRIP G OVEMakes the hands work together likethey must for correct swing action

The photo shows how naturally and com-fortably the thumb of the I .It hand isbonded in correct grip position by thesleeve ,')trap attached to the upper palm 01the right hand gJO\e. Instinctively the handget the feel of working in perfect unisonthroughout the swing.

Check th ese advantages:I-Teaches propel grip; 2-Get handswork in proper unison; 3-0v('t(oll1csfighting the ~olf swing: I-Elirninat's lev-erage and pressure: '>-De\elops natural,'as), hand Cl< tion; 6-TTt'lps create more

centrifugal £01«'; 7- fakes )OU feci the...•wing of the (1IIh; 8-Straightcn andI 'ngt hens hots.

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provement and progress in mind. This itrue of the l (.,.\ and its regional turfservice. The arne go s for all turf !groupand golf as oriations, and tate and federalinstitution. The teamwork of all makegolf great today, for the truly great bene-fits are rea lized when they all wor to-gether.

In discussing Golf Today I've touchedon onlv a few of the highlight and inoutlining these points you will not thatI have been unabl to do 0 withoutemphasizing or inferring that consider-a hle progre~~ has been made.

In speaking of Golf Tomorrow I cethis arne continuing growth in the popu-larity of the game. Howev r, befor lookinginto the crystal ball, let' bring our elvup to date on a few important tatist i ,with whir h some of you may not be toofamilar.

Today more people are playing moregolf than ever before. Here' wh .

• Wha t private dub doesn't hav awaiting list?

• How many private club. today haveinaugurated reserved tarting timeswhen only a horr time ago such pro'ceedure 'was un ommon and in omeinstances, unheard of,

• l fore than a ] 00,000 college tudentare learning to play golf . .l lore than100 colleges and univ r itie have golfcourses a nr] other are building _Wisconsin, .\laryland, Indiana, Mis-ouri, I Iirh iga n 'tat '-are a few that<orne to mind .It the moment who

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