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Evening star., 1949-06-24
SALES MANAGER

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per .EnGty tos ~.ae-A~ssr mAn wish
inE 10 BE- financially inat asassnt
established $-ssE taA susineSs IN
rapidly growing con n unity huIis-
tng included al ee Siptrcat is nrst-
class coalition RoA as S1Af go
BATTERY sHoF. whosesas aud se.
iaA- Tor sale Bs owner very
reasonable EHstaufs s,Ete go
ii ROOMS APTS.
Income quoted $500 newly aecs,
rste1 and painted clean as ptn
near Ccnn ave only ~ sos devn.
property, furniture and bUslneas
c. J. Young, ST. 1900
$500 DOWN
Hskpg units. 10 rms OF. An st near
q ns Income age'ee, s3bn mc
plus lovely bSmt. apt for yea Rent
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ADDITIONS. home improvements OF
ING co. OIL. $3.50; ewes. De. e"oa
ADDITIONS. porehss, EArAses al
types Of soPMrue,;en, new oE re
N LIsRRAroRE N Sfso eS 60
BATHROOMS INSTALLED; nnmed
plumbing and heAtinE WORK Al
s!ts,,,. ,yPns ierp1s' rn trse cst- sss STEWART
BUILDING. remod- repairing eaFpen-
CABINET WORN Remodslg Z
powder rms recreation rms kit
ehens. etc. Al carpentry, RE 53n1
csRrESIAY. ar IaA rebuild and fspai IL
work enar Free estirate II 3-n346
CARPENTRY. PAINTING, psperhAng-
ms. immediate service Call CH
7474 or 7o46, ewes. KE. J5a54
CARPENTRY. all types. lowest prices.
sgi. gar, SAGA, asbestos sldinS. roof
ms. COTTRELL. Ju. 7-Tg4s. -27
CEMENT WORK. stone walls fAE-
stone. terraces. walks ehimnsys
es; retaining wallis pipe drainage
all kinds OF waterprooting. p MAR
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville 35ss,
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK. foot
mas, porcheS. steps drivewAys,
bsmt. hoors, retaining walls. old
aanna, ana neY work. c. oALEA At
DRIvEwAYs, black TOD OF limestone
RHaANp ehPi IspfiEs pErsix 81 nes oysa in':sss0nA
FENCE. chain link galvanized. all
pOstS set in concrete, no money
down. 80 months to pay. set the
best for less. HO. 1901. jo'
FENCE. quality chain link: all posts
Ssopucrs 81 fS5 Is eeo,. e., sF FE1b lbsi i%EAThER ATTY
FLOOR sERvlCE-Notnins but the
best: LAYING. sanding, hnikhink
senpins se.hss 01TGss5 GSsosIs instssiSp RrSes
TORS NC isi5 Wisconsin svt
GENERAL 0REMopELING o, CONNER
cial bldgs.. store fronts. restaurants,
ssm.Pes ssr .ns os Srensd cs Re- RRR" HRd
HonsE PaiNTiNG and papsrins
lead and oil used, experienced me-
ehanies, HAMILTON PAINTING.
%SDssSi1.s 3 ii; y. .Ps ssss sss.,sp l., r..
INC CO. i203 Eye 81 ne
HYtTTSvfLLE CONTRACTING CO.
Psintins. paperins- interior decorat-
lng. all work snaranieed. terms
Free estimates Phone WA stsS
REMODELING or new construction
plans PREPARED In accordance with
FRANCIS X, BARRY. 1907 II ST.
NV. Me. 2o25; ewes. IA. $3.50.
ROADS, parking lots. driveways.
black top. slas. biurStone bank
sraymei free estimates. 10 J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. screen and
storm windows and door&. The
best for less free estimates BELL
WEATHER PRODUCTS CO. ST
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while !
have the material. w. D. TAYLOR.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, repairs,
free estimates. NJ, A. NORTON
CONSTR. CO.. after 8 pm IA.
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MOTOR IRAyEL.

SAN ANTONIO in few days: take
riders. once, pI. $500. Ext. 52s:
Former PRfvSrE cHAuFFEuR-
On leave, desires to deliver you or
your car to Miami. Fla.. after July
3: excellent references. Write
GEORGE w. JENKINS, p. o. Box
5l1, Alexandria, Virginia, -26
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Property Management
Man

Earge real estate company offers o
; real opportunity to q man expert
enced in handling apartment. build
y, inss and other types OF rental prop
tions the best and an attractive sal
ary TO acceptable man. Give age,
experience. married status and any
helpful Information. This is an
additional opening and all replies
RoY 327-J Star -26
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TRASH REMOVABLE. Free esti-
mates eheerfully given. Ash and
AIRPhANE unsfa REpAIHAs and S4G Instruction
Complete aircraft service. Come to
ERGO Field, Washington Finest
Air Park" for guaranteed flight
instruction, radio, engine work OF
Just q flight over wash. UN. 144l
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SALESMAN!
MAKE OVER $50 A DAY!

chins for only SI2.e5 complete. A
aesk model portable; s. precision Sss built. built,
ness machine; easy to operate. easy
"a seIi, easy for you to make big
Money st le% profit. For life-sise
ooior photo and full details With no
o6liSssion, write today 70 LIQHT-
Ming ApoM9 aAcHlNE, aAcHlNsE,r &C.; NC:
Ppsst,, v. IA. sesj csl,t so' sDr'ns ..-a 's
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PERSONAL Cont. !
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Translating Service
All LANGUAGES: very reasonable RIM
1880. Woodward Bldg, DI. otla7 35'
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CLOTHING MAN
PLANS DRAWN

Manager, buyer. well acquainted On
bsfter a. well as popular. priced
clothins; good refs. Box 1eo-M
star.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
YOUNG MEN
COLLEGE MEN

vacation work. II you have sales ap-
titude. we can train you In less than
! ws, te Join Q ,ar haEd-hittins hit sales
earning far above average pay. This
10 educational work. Applicant must
be bondable, Of neat appearance and
. willing to follow instructions on q
serious intentions Of working 8 full
months. See @. Il. MURRAY. 1900
18th st. NV. "a
EXPERIENCED INSTALLER
to drive truck. ACCURATE Co,
1909 9th st. NV, ia. 6719. -25
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"ORGANTST''

Experienced for electronic organ.
Must be available part time for
strations. Opportunity to work in
on sales promotion. State briefly
experience and afiliations. Inter.
!, view arranged. Box 4s1-R, Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
PAPERING
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

Rooms. $40 up, Also painting
Prompt service White mechanics
MEEK UN RNu4 -s4l
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
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SECRETARY
TAIIORESS

Exp. Age 22-40. Secretarial duties.
patent law once. Attractive enyir-
onment. 35-hr. wk. RinE Bldg il,
RE. O502. pa
Evening star., 1949-06-24

Exper. for alterations on ladies' skirts
and dresses Apply 3rd a., BOND
STORES INC, 1885 p st. NV
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HElH WoMfk lcaat. !

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS i3l, with
unlimited home phone: good pay
Telephone DE 07to for information.
TYPIsT. age .I-30 fast. accurate.
knoviedse o! shorthand. for gsn-
eral Once work IN wholesale hGaor
once: 5-day wk-; salary. $40. CAN
AT. 6eli for appointment. IS
TYPIsT-CLEkK. for insurance and
real estate ofnc. pref Ar resi-
init; 5h-dsy Sk.; beGfn July
Cali bet and 5. 0L. 3434. IS
WAITRESS, experienced: 81 TO 30,
salary. $50; tips around s45; air.
DELICATESsEE. 40I5 8. 2sth st,
Arlington. Va. TIE. 0o9o- "a
WAITRESS. 10 work ! night . week
preferably Tuesday. Apply hAR-RAY
RESTAURANT. 5s2s Ga. ave. n-w,
WAITRESS, experienced tray serx.
IL ssraURRsT APR, T. sa s:4'eR Conn. srarAEn "a.
WAITRESS, exper-: good sslary;
REsTxURAsT. sIs x!. als@ Wilson. as elEd-'
WAITRESS, white; experience neces-
sary: -$25, meals and tips. Apply
I'LL Good Hope I'd. sc. 81
WOMAN, are 20 10 40, uV1nE IN
Wheaton area. for manaser and as
sistant manager Of our new BRANCH
Once In Wheaton. Nd. Apply PAL
ACE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING
CORP. 9th and II sts. NV. go
WOMAN, white. care for young baby
while parents work: salary plus
room and board: nights and Sundays
on SH. 1874 after pm. rs
x-RAY TECHNICIAN-For radiologist
In medical center; typing essential
CoMPETENT sALEsGIRL for retail
bakery In Silver Spring. preferably
one living in Silver Spring area.
Apply 80 o st. ne. or 97l7 Georgia
REcEST issi; s.i'sr GNffvPERssirY NffvPEIiRRssirY GRAD. Who
Is interested In medical social work
training II you Like people, wish
TO establish yourself In a profes-
sin and do not have family respon-
sibilities, We do have a hne oppor-
tunity. ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL.
RRnn -Ok
Evening star., 1949-06-24
NIGHT MANAGER

Busy downtown gas station. local
. refs. and exper. necessary. 6-day
. VIZ, excel. starting salary and va
cation with pay. Apply SINCLAIR
> SERVICE STATION. 10th and z
9 SITS. NV, between l and 6 pm:
Evening star., 1949-06-24

Suiidinss' sy an szpsrisnesd de-
sisnsF. Can no. 4ssa. . Be
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MEN

Colored; paper handlers for Saturday
night work. Apply, ready to 60 to
work. 10 mailroom foreman, Mr.
Ferber. Evening and Sunday Star,
at $3.50 pm; good pay.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-06-24
sALEsMEk tcsat. !,

Salesman-$5,000 Up Class
Career opportunity for right man;
against earned commission. KECY-
CLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr.
Bone. RE. COLL. -26
Evening star., 1949-06-24
CLERK-TYPIST

Age eO-30-The Evening Star has
sn opening In the classified adver-
Using department. An opportunity
for an accurate typist with q good
telephone voice. who Is capable and
would enjoy rendering service TO
are 4 days a week. 1870 pm. TO
$50 pm. and Saturdays. II am.
to pm. II interested. apply per-
sonnet once. Room 504.
The Evening Star
Evening star., 1949-06-24
SALESMAN

90t gfocefy 6peclaIty house; must be
acquainted with Washington and
nearby Maryland and Virginia trade.
Write Box 193-M. Star. -26
SALESMEN WANTED
We are looking for q man between
81 and ~ yrs. Of age who can tackle
an exedltiye selling Job. He may or
sive, persuasive and capable Of
adapting his personality to an es-
tablished program of selling. He
should be Interested in earning be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 yearly.
Ring BLDG. 18th and M SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-24

And dry cleaner, one who can oper-
ate q Prosperity synthetic unit, good
salary and opportunity for experi-
enced man; must have references.
See Mr.. Linker, NEEDLECRAFT
CLEANERS. 1859 Columbia I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
SITUATIONS MEh Cont. }

WANTED By VET, col, experienced
SO. cook. cook, dishxasher. until
II pm: ref FA- 20O2 "a
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S500 DOWN

Hskpg units 10 rms on An ST near
q NV Income pge'ec S3bu SIC
plus lovely bkmt. apt for yea Rent
Nlo3 nae Cali no~. Du aaae OF
RA 649o
DUPONT REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
HELP MEN tcons. /,

YOUNG NAN with car. 70 dI,ve .sser
p exchange for room and board.
1ouNG NAN as inside sales assistant
with national eiee. wholesaler;
:aSpm.ns s0rE and s'PsT ssppss
and advance TO outside sales. Apply
:sRRs.s &fs4iseao9sE sfss1i 4 Sse Rfas RtEe
st.epson. snePa9 C. e z. lI5S pSvikL 4 St LRs aiT
YOUNG MAN for credit once, pleas
Apply In person. 1912 eth st. Nv.
YOUNG MAN. hustler. under a6, own
man: permanent Job Excellent pay
time. FARBo1L CO, Bsito,, Md.
YOUNG MEN. 1922. outside work;
r. re !a@G .S,'S, 1 SDS aye sSs91.s H;s r,,
$$|s;EAS - russishrss s||Iss ST :SIs
yoGsd yta}s f. RRfn1eEnAr1oN engineer. Ms
Will Ice plhut SAptIIcnSe. ApUly
chief engineer. ULINE ICE CO.,
Ord and N ct. ne. 24s
EXPER. SALESMAN, mems haber-
'dashery and hats; excel. chance for
r Advancement, in lge. chain store;
salary commensurate with ability.
Apply WOODROW MEMS SHOP,
:. 800 II st. ne. Us
CARPENTERS WANTED
Good men wanted for q housing lob,
must be mechanics; come TO N. Cap
''ttoi and Sheridan sts. tout N. H.
ave. past Eastern Star Home, TO
Eastern ave.. NORRIS POLLN r.
+. SONS. GE. 0707. -26
CAR WASHERS (1O)
Hart-time work on Saturday. Report
500 am. Sat. to Mr.. Frey. CAL
VERT 2-MINIT AUTO WASH. 1880
East West hwy. Sil. spg.. Md.
LIQUOR SALESMAN
We are looking for O man TO add toi
our stan. One who has had selling
exper. Aggressive, good personality.
excellent opportunity for advance,
perm, good salary: refs. required.
Box S0-M Star. --26
MEM
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011OIIVlZ1IAEI
FULLY experienced and able to take
charge Of modern shop. Must be
dependable, sober and furnish ref
erences. Phone Rockville 2135.
ATWML'S. 332 Commerce lane.
SHOE SALESMAN
Experienced man only; good hours;
I, must be sober and good inter.
EMMA jETTTCK SHOES, 1887 ? St.
Evening star., 1949-06-24

DINING Room SET. t.pssss snAhas-
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Evening star., 1949-06-24
SERVICE SAL L.ESMAN
SHOEMAKER

One 1st-class Chev. service salesman;
exp. See Mr.. Presgraves of OURIS-
MAN CHEW, $40 H st. ne. -27
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Psychology Is Not Winning Ball Games for c. u
Instructor McPodden Mines Cooe Finds Book Cont Replace Bose Hit
Star Stah Photo.

the Army. he told Jim. was
having difficulty getting read
justed to civilian life, ETC.. etc.
and thought playing ball would
help.
Jim sent q list Of names to
the deans ONCE to be approved
for a trip and got back a nota-
ton that everybody was okay
but Sweeney. who didn't seem
to be registered in school. II
turned out that Sweeney fire.
quented the playground and
didn't think it necessary to go
to c. U. to play on the team.
Another time McPadden was
brief1ng his men on strategy be-
fore a game. going over situa-
tions with men on base. He
turned to Pitcher Frank Mauiri
and posed other problems Of
men on base. but Mauiri knew
all the answers.
by the way. who's pitching
today. coach?" asked the
youngster.
You are" replied Jim.
"Then how are all these guys
gonna get on base in the first
place."
McPadden. an instructor in
educational psychology. played
basket ball and baseball at
Fordham and after graduation
succeeded Jack Lavelle. the
noted wit. track starter and
football scout. as coach Of all
sports at All Hallows High
School, New York. He had four
years in the Army and came
to Catholic U. in 1946.
Jim has used psychology
sparingly on the diamond. He
employs a gentle approach" in
disputes with umpires.
But for winning games I
haven't found any technique
that beats Q solid hit with men
Hae1 -
Evening star., 1949-05-03

partner against Al Eousntnr and
JankowSki. Jan" il a week end
golfer only and Cox never had
heard OF him,
why was standing on the 5rs'
tee. watching politely as his op-
ponents teed Up, when ali Of 3
sudden his eyes popped. janko~-
ski had wound Up and crushed .
drive out OF sight.
Why reserved decision as he
thought the shot might have been
an accident But IL wasn't. WHY
never had seen the ball pounded
such distances In his years al
CONGRESSIONAL On the par 5 nth,
Jankowski Was on with q drive
and Q 3-iron. hitting into q slight
wind and on q soft course He
drove the green on the 18th. q not
too unusual feat In midsummer
but Q terrific poke al this time OF
year.
Cox was impressed. Houghton
has been watching Jankowski for
Q year or two and IL Was old stun
with him. But both agreed he
can outhit anybody In town.
John c. walker III. junior
champion at Columbia Country
Club just few years ago, fisures
his club has the best crop OF
young golfers In town. and he'd
like to prove II.
Walker attempted to organize
q junior golf league last year. but
Evening star., 1949-05-03
With Bin lssteh

M street NV. is sponsoring q con-
test on the largest white perch
with the prize q Shakespeare glass
rod. This contest ends May Is. In
addition the Trading Post has .
contest on the largest trout. either
brook, brown or rainbow. taken
within a radius Of 100 miles Of the
District. the prize for which is .
Shakespeare President reel. ALI
fish in these two divisions are
Judged by weight only and must
be brought into the store for entry.
The Anacostia Sport Mart at
1888 Good Hope Road also Is
sponsoring q monthly contest for
which three prizes consisting Of
SIS. $40 and S. worth Of mer-
chandise will be awarded. During
May the fish-of- -the-month Is the
hardhead. Entries must be brought
into the store for weighing.
Healthier ana scrappier trout are
In prospect for West Virginia
anglers. whose season opened last
Saturday. The Conservation Com
mission plans to visit trout streams
known never to have been stocked
and from them take 200 healthy
brook trout, with barbless hooks.
which will be placed in hatcheries
and isolated in special ponds. They
will be fed on special diets until
spawning time when they viii be
stripped and their eggs used for
Matching trout for stocking next
year. Formerly the commission
bought all Of its eggs from outside
sources. To produce better rain
bow trout. the commission Is SET
ting aside the healthiest 2-year-
old rainbows as brood stock for
stripping next year. Healthier
strains of both species should be
produced under this new program.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
|A.U. Loses MD. Lead
To LoyoIa Golfers

In probably the tightest college
golf match Of the season, Ameri-
can University had its winning
streak broken and lost its Mason
Dixon Conference lead by drop
ping q 6-3 decision to Loyola Of
Baltimore yesterday at George
town Prep.
Six Of the nine points we're de-
cided on the 18th hole. with Loyola
winning two matches there and
squaring two others. Don Dedrick,
captain Of the Eagles. was the only
A. U. player to come through on
the 18th as his par 4 upset Jack
Cronin. Loyola captain and Mount
Pleasant Club champion. ] UP.
Dedrick and Jack Gaipa won their
best ball point. Mel Beeler OF
Loyola was low with II.
Sherwood Webster Of the Eagles
halved his match with John Bailey
Of Loyola and Dick Faillace OF A.
|U. and Bill Cronin finished all
even. Loyola has q 80 Conference
standing, To overall to a 81 IN
the league for the Eagles.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Mrs. Craw|ey, II, Top
Roller in F AII-Events

Ethel M. Crawley. whose name
Is synonymous with Capital bowl
ing. today with q nine-game 920
holds the Class z all-events lead
in the Washington Women's Duck
pin Association tournament.
The 72-year-old widow Of Hugh
(Pop) Crawley, who helped him
operate the Mount Rainier bowl
ing establishment for years, cli-
NAKED her rolling at Chevy Chase
Ice Palace last night with a 304
In doubles after previously count
ing 324 in team competition and
292 in singles.
A check by Lorraine Gulli. as
ISOLATION secretary. revealed that
Jeannette Januskis, q member Of
the Class A winning Ice Pal
ace team, Is the B all-events pace
setter with 1857, having bowled
354 with her team, 373 in doubles
and $50 in singles.
Elizabeth Turner is the Class c
all-events front runner with 973
The Meyer Shop team roller Of
Bethesda Ladies' League posted
S53 with the team. 3l3 in doubles
and 307 In singles.
Frances Woods Of Inter-U Unit
Hyattsville Ladies' loop tops Class
p all-events with 958 after 326 in
team, 327 In doubles and 305 In
singles bowling. B. McA.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
6. ". High, Western
Mines Are victors

Rain didn't completely wash out
yesterdays schoolboy sports pro-
gram. Priory downed National
Training School. s-%. behind the
four-hit pitching Of Kendall
Shipe. The pitcher famed II
batters as Priory chalked UP its
fifth win In seven games.
George Washington registered
its fourth straight win In North
ern Virginia Group ! competition
by defeating Mount Vernon. 4-2.
Zehring held the losers to four
hits.
Dale Larsen singled home the
winning run In the ninth inning
as Western edged st. Johns. 4-3.
The Raiders nicked Don Kokes
for seven hits while the Cadets got
only five OF Sam Evans and Lou
Snouffer.
Washington-Lee trimmed Fair
fax. So. in q night game halted
by rain at the end Of six innings.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
City Pin
Card Tomorrow
TaAm-1:aO PM.

Woodpsckers trce Palace. Georges Grill
Ladies lndependentl, ]. c. C.: No. l
ladies FederaD. Mt. Vernon CIRCLE q;
Sport Shop (Hyookland Ladiesl, Parkwood
Opticians tS.x. LADIES'. Occidental Res
taurant (King Pin). Lees Tavern (Kins
Pin), Central Valet (Washington), Hi-Skor
Restaurant tWashington), r. A. Nelson
(Brookiand), Longs Fence Co. fBrook-
land), Barlowe's Luncheonette OKing Pin).
NcArdle Printing Co.. king Pin). Suzettes
(Bsthssda) and epsrkiers National Capt.
Deublss-e;30 Pm.
gadis Fisher, Mary Clark Jennie xssn'
Elsis Yauehlsr.
Singles-e:30 Pm.
zen Layton. Hazel Glover, Margusrite
Latham, Loid Todd. Sophia Dampier. Viz
gtnis 0onSaies, Dorothy Moulton. Bunny
Tucker, Norma Wannall. Wilda Hasty,
Dobbie Wolfe, Louise Thomas, Mavis Boyd,
Isabelle Taibert, Helen Burrows, Florence
Mcclosky, Louise stevens, Dorothss Aud-
dell, Edna Nelson. Irene A. Green, Hildur
Lagos, Louise Martin, Mary Lave, Polly
Brcsseau. Evelyn Nickel. Emma Bourne.
Ruth King, Lpcy Rose, Marion Hamilton.
Boots Petit, Jessie Keith, MargueSite Nc
psrmott, Norma Eaton, Elsie Hsddsd, Mar
tha Hsddad, Jane Eckiod. Theima Sperry,
Ruth Bingham. Barbara Gordon, Caroline
b. Wynne. Ruth Mcciintic, Edith Christen.
SEN. Doris Baker. Mary .. Barnes. Emma
Longisy, Ruth Finottt and Bertha Fsch-
tdoYn,
Evening star., 1949-05-03

ceived. So far. the season for
channel bass has been UP to par
with last year. and well may sur
pass 1t. The commercial fisher
men whose haul seines disturbed
sport fishing so much last year
have not reappeared and may
not. The cannery at Wanchese
which processed their fish has
not opened.
So far a Washingtonian, Arvin
Bamight. is top angler with his
54-pounder caught April %. More
than ll0 channel bass were caught
the following day. j. c. Keane,
w. M. c. Roberts. John Wilson
and John Hill Of this city on a
two-day trip landed II Of the big
scrappers. Make sure Of boat and
hotel reservations il you would
try Oregon Inlet. There are only
about "a boats In the channel feet
In the Manteo- -Wanchese area ut
present.
Two fishing tackle stores are
running monthly fishing contests.
and others plan to enter the field
shortly. The Trading Post at 1886