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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Mrs. Presley Urges Local Women
10 Work For Community's Welfare

Urging Henderson women to make
survey of the assets and needs of
the community in order to have a
part in the betterment, Mrs. Harriet
Presley, of Raleigh. spoke to the
meeting of the Business and Profess
sional Women's cub Tuesday eve
ming in the basement of the First
Presbyterian church.
What Do You Know About Your
Community" was the subject Of Mrs.
Pressley's address. She raised num-
erous questions concerning welfare
work in the community, such as VIVA;
is being done for INDECENT children,
do you know the rate OF infant NOR
tallty, do you know how juvenile
delinquency is being solved?
Mrs. Presley suggested formation,
oil community council for the nur-
pose OF surveying the assets ano
needS oil the community and devel-
oping working plan for meeting
these problems. She stated that Won
en- should know what is being done in
tnelr community for their own inter-
eSts and the interest of the area as n
whole. Mrs. Presley stressed tho re-
creatlonal needs found in most COM
munities and indicated possibilities
OIL achievement along these lines.
Mrs. Marion S. Gerber, chairman
OF the program committee, intro
duced Mrs. Presley, who was heard
not only by the B.P.W. members but
by members Of other women's clubs
in the city.
Miss Mabel Hayes, president. pre-
sided at the meeting and conducted
the brief business session. Miss Ruth
Allen, soloist, sang several numbers.
She was accompanied al the piano by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
PRESBYTERIAN Choir Pr,c,,..

Presbyterian Choir Practice
The choir of the First Presbyter-
ian church will meet Thursday eve
ming at 745 o'clock, it was announces
today. Members are urged to be pres
ent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Miss Helen Parrish
Weds RoyT. McGhee

Announcement was made today rf
The marriage of Miss Helen Parrish
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Parrish, of Henderson, to Roy Thax-
ton McGhee, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn M. McGhee, of Henderson. The
marriage was solemnized on Octo-
Der 20 at Chesterfield, SOUTH Caro-
lima.
Mrs. McGhec attended Henderson
high school and at the time of her
marriage she was employed at
rage Drug Company. Mr..
McGhee also attended Henderson
high school and was recently dis
charged from service in the United
States Navy. He is now operator 0!
the Veterans Service Taxi Company.
The couple are making their home
with the sroom's parents on Alex
ander avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Middleburg PIT. A.
Will Present Comedy
At School On Friday

moonlight and Applesauce," a
comedy in three acts, will be pre-
sented Friday evening, November is
at o'clock at the Middleburg high
school under the sponsorship of tSe
Parent Teacher Association, it was
stated today.
Actors and actresses for the plav
nave been drawn from the commun.
rolls: 'o"is
Ell Barnes, a mild-manncred in
ventor-Jack Duke.
Ellen Barnes, an investment-mipd
Gu Wi1e-Mrs. Reuben Fleming.
"lsecracking-Mrs. Frank Hart.
Nita Barnes, the oldest daughter
Mrs. Maurice Fleming, Jr.
Kay Barnes, the younger daughter
Miss Anne Floyd.
Hamilton B1rnes, the. only son and
wouid-be detective, George B.
Blum, Jr. -
Frank Eastup, young mechanic
Billy Boykin.
Oswald Drew, a basbfuI vo,ns
man-Robert Lee Duke. e
Gertie Sims, Hams" powerful
partner-Miss Bernice Odom.
creme, The Sapper, smooth crook
Lille the Lynx, -Archie's partner
Miss Myrtle. Debnam.
A reportet, an inquisitive young
woman-Mis Halle Louise I.ass;ter
An officer, an important limb of
the law. P. Tillotson. -
director Of the play is Miss Ber-
nice Rae Odom.
Proceeds will be used by the Or
Sinaton for the new lunch room At
tne Middleburg school. A cordial
invitation has been extended 10 the
public to attend this performance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

Mrs. Gerber.
II was also announced that the re-
gional council meeting would be held
in Durham this weekend and that a
number of club would attend this
meeting.
Following the meeting a coffee
hour was held. Mrs T. H. Weldon
and Mrs. Katherine V. Ralston pre-
sided at the coffee table which was
centered with burning green tapers
amid an arrangement of ivy.
cookies, nuts and cake were serv-
ed by Miss Frances Hight Miss Dor
othy Harrison, Mrs. George Gerber
and several girls from Peace College
who accompanied Mrs. Presley, wife
OF the president OF Peace college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Weekend Visitors Here

STAIR Sergeant Mac Satterwbilc
VINO is stationed with the quarter.
master board at Camp Lee, Virginia
and Miss Gladys Strickland. mem
Der OF the faculty of Campbell Gel
lege, spent the weekend with Mr.
ana Mrs. J. E. Satterwhite at their
home on Zene street
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Miss Lucille Pinne||
Is Honored AT Party
By Mrs. Stainbdck

Miss Lucille Mae Pinnel, who
Will become the bride of Harvi1.
Howard Morris, of Littleton, on No
vember l6. was complimented Tues
gay evening when her aunt, Mrs.
w. H. Stainback, entertained nj her
home on the Raleigh road.
The home was decorated with ar
rangements OF fall flowers. Upon ar
rival Miss Pinnell was presented a
corsage of sweetheart roses and
tuberoSes.
During the appropriate stunts and
games were enjoyed with prizes
going to Miss Pinnell and Miss
Helen Whitmore. Miss Pinnell was
also presented a gift of silver in
her chosen pattern by the hostess.
Punch, bridal cakes, ice cream,
minis and nuts were served. Mrs,
Stainoack was assisted in serving
by Mrs. Goodc Fleming and Mrs.
M. N. Nordan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
David Thomas Hight

MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Hight an
noWcc the birth of 4 sen. David
Thomas, on November .. at Maria
Parham hospital. Mrs. Hight is the
former Miss Lillian Hazel Luffey. of
Warrenton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
West End Garden cluh

The West End Garden club will
meet Friday afternoon, November
10, at $3.50 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Z: A. Crews on the Oxford road
with Mrs. Crews, Mrs. w. p. Ghol-
son; Mrs. E: M: Rollins, Mrs. E F.
Parham and Miss Pauline Edwards
as JOINT hostesses. All members arc
urged 10 be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Program at Holy Church

The Perry brothers are giving a
program at Mobile Holy churcI
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock,
with other quartets. Services will
also be held at night, it was an
nounced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

Inc common cold is universal
among all races and nations, we read,
mats right-a sneeze sounds tho
same in any language.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Society NezQs and Personals
Henderson Bird Club M..t,,,

The Henderson Bird club will,
meet Friday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Eric G.. Flanna-
gan on Young avenue with Mrs
Flanagan and Mrs. w. H. Wester
Jr., as hostesses, it was announced to-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

Top bargain among licenses sold
by the N. c. Division of Game and
Inland Fisheries is the Statewide
resident combination hunting and
fishing license costing S4.10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

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Evening star., 1946-07-27

Continued on Next Psss0
Evening star., 1946-07-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont !
HAVE CASH BUYERS for your property in

HAVE CASH BUYERS for your property in
Prince George County. o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Jr WA. 1919. 5S15 Baltimore ave,
BETHESDA, Chevy Chase area-Buyers will
pay more now than at any other time for
property in this area. For a fair appraisal
of the vape % Of qa5 ys03 on todays
BUNGALoW OR corTAGE1@3' @'eg' or 3 BED
rms. for my family, in Foxhall Village,
Cleveland Park. Call HO, 5l2S i
ALL CASH for 3 or 4 bedroom house
brick, detached; in nearby NV viii
BUY direct from owner or agent. Call
MR.. CHARLES, LU. $500. A
ALL CASH for houses in D. c. and Md
Any condition. white or colored UNITED
REALTY CO., RE. 6907. 81
VET. % bedrm. house from owner: no
agerts; describe fully; Takoma PIX, Walter
Reed ,SSn SF SILVER ,aS SPTing sliso lG35. -29
cinity OF Country Club Hills; must be
close to appraisers valuation, convenient
to shopping center; no brokers. CHI,
FROM OWNER. large or small det house
with bath and heating facilities; large lot,
ne. or acreage close in, nr. bus; restric-
tons; terms, $500 cash, $50 per mo
EX-Service man. Ho. 6565, Ext. 234 2S'
PRIVATE PARTY need 3 or bed
room home; will pay all cash; no brokers',
please, Box 33-X, Star. 4
l WILL PAY ALL CASH or cash above
rust Ter or Groom house in or near
Ro3sE IL oDSet oS OR oR IS sr Nv, between
sonabe SOMA su call A sAMUEL GoRpoN 60 shs II atty. lss
for buyer. Ii. 2160. -2S
Evening star., 1946-07-27
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlAND.

HOUSE BUILT BY OWNER, rooms. tile
bath: immediate possession; no commits
iiGs kESsHNGToN2 Pafi - acre; acres with beautiful
modern brick home. Open to p m
For. further Information call MRS. HAY
DfsTRiCT HEIGHTs. MD.-5-room stone
bungalow, oil h.-w.h., completely furnished
Only, . blocks to bus and shopping center
oen tot II W. 0isEFsCa LEE saiI 4 Penna
FFiisscA1TfAwAYy. Fis ~ MD, nr". IL miles from ;. G
I'd room bungalow, 6-car garage and
out5nildinss, acres improyed n !and 1S IN. IN.
HoGsn snd g acres NO Located
cultivation: SCOTT frontage on hard 5uT;
face iiacs Fd House sits well back from os road
Oil h.-w.h., fireplace in liV:. rm.., full base
ment, lge. fr. porch. small inclosed back
ETC. 'eRfn doxn w Hus Buy Gf hs oSes
Ianham, Nd, HSstts7iIIe 6$54. @57
close fb to schools lust over the line
fTs SS5W hpt Co. Bfnbat5 ablsBoRo eye
EVANSVILLE INVESTMENT co-Beau.
tifully situated Cape Cod consisting OF
scaped and Wooded wooded lot lot. Windie. tHnsii '@JS IN
tbfN. ewes, WA. 6lbD.
Al condition; extra-large lot close to
rapid bus tran5p; has unusually attractive
sunroom, ideal for summer sleeping A
real buy. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO, 5sO4
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville. WA. 5000.
fISnoyrEy ppsn dSty 1nd nYi sunday until o , g.,
good condition large living room, 3 bed
rooms. modern bath: hot-air heat: lot
5OXlO 90: $1,000; terms can be arranged.
Gsll G MI; Marley, 2. Z. zANTZINGER CO.,
C: No: 9593-531l, 945 K st. NV; ewes, DU.
GOOD BUY AT s5.75O-A 5-room frame
bunealoW in East RiVerdale Heights. with
living room, dining room. kitchen, . bed
rooms and bath; lot sgxl 90; terms can be
g, 3 !zANTzINGER Err CO. g 945 K K st. NV, NV,
EVANSVILLE INVESTMENT Co-Chev-
eTly: vacant immediate possession: .
story frame home consisting of living room
rooms. bath and full basement: oil &C
neat: copper plumbing: priced at S11.15O.
For intormation call Mr.. Magic or Mr.
Dienl . IN. 4n4 or ewes WA. 1856. rs
yAkoMA PARK, by owner-6 rms. bath,
basement. Phone sH. 74T2. -2S
3-BEDRooM BRICK, . stories wooded lot,
full basement. oil heat. Sl5.75O
5-room frame bungalow, furnished: nice
lot, near tranSportation and store. S10,75O.
MccAULEY REALTY co, sH. 6412. -2s
COLORED-72, acres Of ground, Huntsville,
Md, y mile from State hwy and busline,
1888. Falrmont hts, Md. as
COLoRED-CHEAP and on reasonab BILE
terms, tract of land improved by 2 small
dWeIllngs. located near Indian Head, Mary
ind. ,and. WALTER j. MITCHELL, La Plata
Evening star., 1946-07-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
house today or sell to cash clients at full
market value; Free appraisals. MITCHELL
ShARlEs P S. 135 GUM S'f has pn Clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of Wash.
IoP DOLLARS; se;. ne and Maryland
pecialist-Please call for free and honest
appraisal, a' with no Obligation. We have
servlee suRGsss. Bur M ut a5a4 aqH Penn arP'1a' ave
SaRsdSAsn IF asg2 SEEbEpD III n ONCE in nes,
PUFTENBERGER. Spruce o625-J. ''''''
If PROMPT ATTENTION 70 the sale OF
PHR1Es RealtoF. s0s North CAPITOL NA
MaMs.s S1SS S1srl,s pr.Ty snss co 1919 col. v,ur
sSglssssn aI $aHs wilson s''3ass 631d sh shh0O'
CASH siGtYERs Tor D and Md property
Y sSsS 81 y ss'''' sS you Hhsa' sal
CASH OFFER for your property at once,
any, condition, anywhere in D. c. MA
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTIoNg List
S aSute h US RaYs fash PuEaEs REE W
AZ AZ oSGf S9f Es1 Ks 8 oNcE 9E AT Ex osef StSp or
Clients mt. with cash can get you top prices
AZ InIS tlme Can Elk. 2o5o, YOUNG q
BeS,HfSi BoST EHp2kfMEsrcan h5RRfSi us to sell your
house: We give prompt, courteous service;
lash t C.n St nT Ma 4942 eyes TA; 3555;
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
cation. Phone Mr. Browning at DI. l015:
NC, Realtors Est. IsS5l. i519 K st. n W
d; c. AND NEARBY Md. properties. pay
al al ca sash: H.. ROGER MOSS, Realtoor, 2125
l PAY CASH for houses, white or colored,
any section, any condition. MR.. B. LISS,
PARTY wants to buy from owner, white
or colored houses, in any condition; will
pay pay all cash; Box I27-x, Star.
REALLY DESPERATE for a home, modern
or fairly modern; any desirable section;
no agents. Box 46O-V, Star 27*
WOULD like to buy direct from owner or
4 bedroom house; will pay all cash; no
agents, please. Write Box 169-X, Star.
2 e. OR DR. ,Is BEDROOM R HOME in nesrby Md,:;
Pan1s PRavATI 1,,, PARTY VIII pa. ali cash, for
WILL PAY all cash for or rm.
house. IN or near D. c. MIR. LIVINGSTON,
ia. 5051. a
Evening star., 1946-07-27

COLORED cox co. offers - l33
E st. s.e,-6-rm. brick, auto INV. oil
heat, modern kitchen, built-in bath
sis st. s.e-Arraneed as apts.. 6
rms. and bath. full bsmt., facing park.
512 F st. n.e.--6 rms on 3 floors. 2
COX e. co DI 4254 -oS
Evening star., 1946-07-27

1909 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Living room
dining room, Sunroom, kitchen, inclosed
back porch and pantry. GE refrigerator
Majestic stove bedrooms and bath; Lear
detached garage; gas heat. Shown by ap-
ponCmeut only.
31OO block 18th St n.e-6 rooms and
bath, in good condition; Lear garage;
priced for quick sale; possession with title
Shown by appointment only. HARRY A.
OLIKER CO, ll04 Vermont ave. Ma.
Evening star., 1946-07-27

COLORED-S RMS.-lO27 7th st ne
rooms have furniture in them. This is
a 2-story house with rms on each floor.
casa. eyes call AT 56D4 -oS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16
POLL

Today is the last day for With out Reservation" playing at the Loew-Poli Theater. This hilarious hit stars Claudette Colbert, John Wayne and Don DeFore. Also on same program is "The Bamboo Blonde" with Frances Langford.
 Starting Wednesday is Anna and the King of Siam" the triumph of drama, splendor and romance. This Limitation of Margaret Landon's sensational best-seller starring Irene Dunn, Rex Harrison and Linda Darnell, achieves peaks of splendor, drama and romantic excitement seldom equalled on the screen.
 Here, indeed, as story to con- jure with. And Zanuck and long with a superlative cast, have suc- ceeded in capturing an enchancing all of it's sweep and grandeur, it's brilliantly rich and exciting flavor.
 Anna and the King of Siam" un- folds the adventures of an English woman who was called by the fabu- louS King Monghut to strange and exotic Siam in the 1860's to serve as a teacher of his hundreds of harem wives and their children. The shocking, almost medieval barbar- ism that gan parallel to the age-old culture and beauty of the land, and the imperiously harsh yet moody and temperamental King Mongkut himself could not help but have profound impact on the grail and sensitive Anna.
 How, with the wonder of her Western beauty and the flame Of her courage, she braved this strange world and won triumph more ex citing than any woman would dare dream, makes for a thrilling and unforgettable motion picture.
 Irene Dunne, in the role of Anna gives the finest performance of her career, and one very likely to be named the most outstanding DOT trayal of the year. More glamorous than ever, her every moment on the screen provides the sheer delight that only supremely talented &C., tress can bring
 Rex HarriSon'S appearance as King Mongkut is royal treat. Hav- ing lured England's most famous ac- tor to these shores, 20th Century Fox had done well by him with a part that utilizes his artistry to the fullest, while Harrison has respond ed with a truly unique performance
 Luscious Linda Darnell appears as Tuptim, the Kings favorite wife who dareS to break the laws of the Harem. See 1t by all means: it's that rare kind Of motion picture you'll want to see again and again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16

thor of best-selling novel con- corning the problems of returned service men, is on the train en route to Hollywood to work on the picture version. The Marine flying corps officers, Captain Rusty (John Wayne) and Lieutenant "Dink" Don De Fore) get into conversation with her and without knowing who she is, ridicule her book unmercifully She and Rus ty' get interested in each other, and she decides that he is just the type to play the lead in her pie ture. She tells the boys she is Miss Klotch."
 Changing trains at Chicago, she finds her Marine friends are book ed on another train. and rather than lose sight of Rusty and boards their train, without tickets or re- servation. It is them that their hilarious misadventures begin. Kit is thrown of the train as an un- desirable charaeted but is joined by the Marines, and they continue their trip in secondhand car that she buys, and which is con- tinually breaking down.
 The fun reaches it's climax as Kit is put in jail in New Mexico when she signs check with her real name, after a premature news story has appeared announcing her arrival in Hollywood. Her pro- ducer arrives to rescue her, and Rusty then learns her true iden- tity. Thinking he has been taken he sulks in San Diego while Kit has a hectic time in Hollywood. Ultimately Dink, playing Cupid, manages to bring them together.
 Others in the cast include Anne Triola, as a vamp who specializes in service men; Dona Drake. as a lovely young siren who gives Kit cause for jealousy, and Frank Pugla as her father. Louella Par sons and other famous Hollywood personalities are also seen, playing themselves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16
CHOICE M0kSEt It Says Here
By BOB HOPE
GETTING TO SLEEP

Present world conditions and the nerve wracking lives we lead here in this country are beginning to have telling effect on the peo- pie. More and more you find folks suffering with insomnia. It's not that Americans don't know how to sleep It's just that they can't find a place to do it these days.
 But for those who find the needle when they hit the hay, there are countless gadgets on the market today to induce sleep |. And I'm not referring to my last picture. If your husband snores, you can buy him snoring ball" .. a small iron pellet that keeps him from sleeping on his back. If that doesn't work, I guess you can always throw the ball.
 It seems the time-tested method Of counting sheep doesn't work these days Those who try 1t find themselves counting the lamb-chops. I've had a case of insomnia lately and I tried one of those new electric blankets. They're really great to have when you can't sleep You turn on the switch, your nose lights up, and you can read in bed.
 A sure-fire method to get your forty winks is to set your clock forward to the time you usually get up and when that alarm goes off, you're bound to turn over and sleep like a log. If that doesn't work <. . just read this column and bore yourself to sleep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16
Current Films
 Time Schedule

LOEW'S STRAND -"The Green Years: 2:11, 5:43, 9:14 P. M. Freddie Steps Out: 12:45, 4:26, 1858 P. M. LOEW'S POLI-"Without Reserva- tions": 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, $40 P. M.
 Bamboo Blonde: 2:20, 5:20, 8:30 P. M. WARMERS STATE "Y oun g Widow: 100, 3:45, 6:30, 9:20 P. M.
 "The Spider Woman Strikes Back: 2:45, 5:30, 8:20 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-16
STRAND

Starred in Meryyn Le Roy's pro- duction, Without Reservations, :" CIaudette Colbert and John Wayne earn plaudits for brilliant work in what is hailed as an outstanding comedy hit. It is starring at the Strand theatre starting tomorrow.
 Kit Madden Miss Colbert, su-
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Fiqhts Last Nioht
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PHILADELPH1A-panny Kspilow. 143,
brooklyn, outpointed Dorsey Lay, 142.
ST. .LoUis-Phil Terranova, 1as, New
York, oIt; KNOCKED a out Jimmy McAlister 12s.
NEWARK0charles CLANCY, 1864, Bal
Jamaica, N. Y, 90.
ton. Ton. oqtpointed Jimmy Nelson, l72, cleve-
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-Elm.r
!violentl Ray. 1192h, Ne wYork. stopped
Ar, HoI16Kp' oMIe1HlgKins' lsS., sgI,nsfsld .. .a
McLarnin. l33, Boston. 10. ' '''''''
-, NEW ORLEANs.-Rommy Ciarlo, 141 "a,
Waterbury. Conn, outpointed Tony Rios,
BALTiMoRE.-curtis Sheppard. 1ss.
Pittsburgh: 1T knocked out Clarence Jones,
NEW YoRK.STony Penone. 14shs, New
York. outpointed Patsy Brandino, 1894.
Hamilton, Ontario, 10.
CHICAGO-Jackie Cooper, 149, Chi
cage. outpointed Johnny Rozina, $50. Mil
CiNC1NNAT1-E.siie Miller, $50. Day
G,nc,nnnt' fGn, Oni9' foSutpointed Tip Ramsay 1856
SAN FEANc1sco-rony, Rodriguez,
Rogers, l32, San Jose, .
Schenectady, N. Y, outpointed Ham Will
ooy; sr 1S5; lM16br HsEtfoTd, Conn. 10. -
49, 49, Nsw Nsw Yo1k. YoTk, g. su'D0n'sd Jimmy Taylor
-, LEWISTON, Me.-Corky Davis. 1856,
Worcester. Mass, knocked out Bobby Mar
TN. I3S, Manchester, N. H., ..
Evening star., 1946-06-04
BY the Assoeioted Press

Not calculated to add any sun
shine to the lives of followers OF
Detroit's injury-riddled world cham
pions was Bostons double triumph
over Chicago's White Sox yester-
day in which Dave (Boo) Ferriss
sophomore right handler, registered
his ninth straight victory as the Red
Sox defeated Chicago, 6-1. The Pale
Hose were even more helpless in the
second game when Joe Dobson
earned his sixth triumph with a
flve-hit, So verdict.
New York's Yankees turned on
some old-fashioned power-18 hits
to annihilate the st. Louis Browns
1872, behind Rookie Clarence Mar
shall. They routed Nelson Potter,
an old New York pest, in a sever
run first inning, but even so the
stadium gang lost ground to the
Bostonians, who stretched their lead
to seven games.
Cleveland and Philadelphia split
a pair at Shibe Park. the Athletics
coming back to take the second. 80
Evening star., 1946-06-04

fishing is on strictly put-and- take
basis these days, and it is high time
some changes were made in present
regulations to at least partially rem
edy the situation.
If you are black bass addict. its
time to get out the old casting rod
go over your plugs, hone your hooks
and otherwise make ready. Vir.
glnla's season opens June 20, West
Virginia's on June 20, and Mary
lands on July l. The creel limit ir
Virginia for both large and small
mouth bass is IS per day with a 10.
inch size limit. West Virginia limits
its daily catch to 8, at 9-inch min.
imum size. Maryland has a 10-a.
day limit and minimum size of IL
inches.
Prospects for black bass fishing
look brighter for this year, especial.
ly for large-mouth bass in the tida
waters of the Potomac. The splen.
did job being done by the United
States engineers in Kidding these
waters of the water chestnut has
opened up many bays and stretches
of water which have been practically
unflshable during the past decade
OF course much depends upon water
conditions, but if the law of average
holds good, we should be finding
clearer waters by the time the season
really gets under way. With gaso-
line restrictions removed, car-tor
boats and outboard motors becoming
more plentiful and tackle on the up.
grade, good fishing lies ahead.