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NIOIN lOOIWEn I
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PARK. 96O1 4sth pl.-
large .2-bedrm. bungalow, on large.
fenced lot; full basement, gas heat;
due to illness. owner willing to take
q loss for quick sale: only Sl1,450.
FAB f r w3' hoYhHoN' iss2l OR. 0soo, 90 MI.
HYATTSvILLE. MD. = Conveniently
located on lovely corner lot, de-
tached, rooms g bedrooms), bath.
attiG. basement, 3 porches. auto
Whte Wfie hss ev.s W. "a a1s lnspest with fs WI M
n, sTHRocKMoRToN, Realtor.
MT. n RAINIER, RAIN. 4s1a Rainier ave ave-
5-rm. bung.: compl. kit. full bsmt;
rec. rm.. oil h.-:w. h.. lge.- fenced
s Sa7 at'f; RExhH6E ssR5 sFss "a 44
MT. RANIER-Lovely 6-rm. home, 2
baths, 3 twin-size bedrms; full
ss2s ',, F97df eSa f'F bARRs iHs' 'i5a E4
RfvERDALE, Ii Md, 451o Tuckerman
St. m, bath semibungalow Qst-
floor bedrm. and BATH. auto. gas
heat; lot 50xI50; price, $4,000.
May go GI. SEIDENSPINNER, Real
r1kdMs tx Eysrsss ssRk Ma wa 1oi0 10: MOD
1R story Cape Cod brick on lovely
cor. lot. 8 bedrms.. tiled bath, full
bsmt.. oil heat, side porch. Priced
below cost at S15.50O Can GI on
good terms. ia blks. from cor.
East1WesT ptIn hwy apG an,, N II aye ans
ewes. OIL. 9020 or GE. 9220.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Large rambling
bungalow-3 bedrms.. liv. rm., 15x
20; din. rm., 15X26; sun parlor. 12x
"a; bsmt.. gar; S1s,a00. JOHN H.
JOHNSON. WA 5O50 -27
WEST HYATTSVILLE-Rea bly,
priced. Lge. corner lot, 2 bedrms,
tiled bath, gas heat. expan. attic,
conv. location CT financed. Cali
Mr.. Meade. WA. 1893 or DI. 1915.
CLOSE BY MD.-$1 900 dn.; cozy B.
rm. BUNGALOW; exp. attic; tile bath;
hardwood frs; full bsmt; gas "a
CHI; fenced yard: only S9,450.
ROYCE L. PARKS. LA. 6-447O til Q.
1901 OGLETHORPE ST, West Hy-
attsyille. Three bedrm. bungalow
full bsmt.. large lot, conv. to shop
ping and transp. Owner just built
and has been transferred For in
spection call Mr.. Harrington, SH.
5973.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
l224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire,
ss sos Eer,b A caBIto N sad Reatos Efs,
RETREp couPIE siI'S want sncs small brick
home. or large home with income
possibilities. Cash. BOX 3s6-Y,
Gi NEEDS HOUSE; up to $4,000:
CASH cAaAhAo5k' fok GSusfs.s 81 ssss white or Col
fasf s6o ep' ssHdit!Sn $685. Sr 'sftes Eves MA Ez
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call MR.: KI!C
EMS EMS ST 1893; ewes. VI; sl36;
ton Nix. s 3 DRAisNER, ,0lSpl NA. attsa. 4oas.
refs. MRS. sTXLLfNd. 5o' ST. II aS5s. -
1 WILL PAY YOU CASH TO-DAY for
CONDITION. 81. 7747. RE. 22o1.
In good ne. or Sc: location; have
siss spastantisI on 81. eaSh; asas. MRS, cox. VI.
HAVE CLIENTS prepared to pay cash
z. NJ CHAPLIN. Ills You st. NV.
IMMEDIATE CASH for small or
medium home near Defense hgwy
Owners only. HY. 5611. 30
QUICK will be the action in buying
your home for cash MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes, RA. 341S.
PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. any con.
dition, any section MIR. B. LISS,
RE 1884
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
your house in nearby Md. Owners
only. Call WA. 4476
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlANDl

$1,000 DOWN-1mm aculate 2-bed-
rm. bungalow: basement, expansion
attic, gas neat; extra large lot.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheos,
.thse.. MISTER BREGER

IL Eye st. ne: $500
baths: C. h.-w.h.: row brick. Call
MORRIS COHEN or MILTON VIM
NICK, 14O4 L st. NV, Ma. SO36;
eYeS TIL N2A7
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CuStOm-Built Brick

On a good road, just block off
Conn. ave, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
room Ss modern nool Tiiu kitchen epta lot iooxi5o
large, light basement. gas heat,
built recently enough to contain
good materials and long enough to
show proof of good construction;
everything about this house is per-
MARY AUEDRIDGE,
OIL. 646S. Mrs. Wall, LO. 5-1141.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlklA

ARLINGTON, sla,s5O.Prewar det:
9story ts erf Bath in ,5 perfsst ssm c0nd ndicb
ienee. i ~ Ewes. 1 call RA. ss4 5ea4. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. ALI.
FALLS CHURCH-Large house on
spacious lot; bedrms.; 3Ha baths;
nr. business section, schools transp.;
real bargain: this will sell; see 1T
sSSAH sesoTT' 2=H0' Broker, IA. 1877 1877,
NO. ARLINGTON - 6-rm., 2-story,
brick Colonial. on lge. handicapped
lot: full bsnt., oil heat side porch
conv. location. GI contract ac-
cepted. S14,50O. Terms. Call DI.
LOIS til pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
WEsToVER-By owner. 5-room. 9 de-
taehed, brick Colonial. Call KE
5s5s 10Th N. ARL.-5 rms. exp
sttsi sttiG' dcs r. din X bath sth D Oedrms ms
iS55. WAGNER WAGNER Realty realty cco. CO. 81
RAMBLER on large corner lot near
Mclean, liv. room. din. room. den,
= bedrooms, kitchen, bath. base
ment, h.-w.h. oil burner, insulated.
2-car garage, fruit trees and shrub
berry. MRS. STANLEY CARPER,
Broker, Mclean, Va. Elmwood sos.
27'
BY OWNER AND BUILDER
ss5!e and rsR =, I lss 81 Spi5ln
DR.. to Brookheyen DIR. J.. R
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5225 N. H. AVE. NV,

OAAU IN. II. nv Z. INV.
a substantially built red brk. home
situated in a most conv location in
city; 1t consists of 6 lovely rms. 2
baths on End fir. full bsmt. with
rec. rm.. firepl and lavatory; auto.
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23OO Wilson Blvd, OW. $500

Arlington Forest
$14,750
This 3-bedrm. brick home has full
bsmt., oil &C heat, side scr. pch.
extra cabs. IN kit. Ven. blinds. storm
windows, awnings; most attractive;
convenient neighborhood.
BRK. BUNGALOW-$12,5 500
Clean 2-bedrm. comfortable home;
full bsmt.. gas ht.: liv. rm. ha,
frepl.: wooded lot; close in; terms
RAMBLER
Super built of brick and stone, this
beautiful almost new home has liy
rm. 1925. with unique stone firpl.
din. rm. 13x13, very lee. kit. with
breakfast nook and bar. 3 bedrms
lge. 1Ha baths; full bsmt.. attic,
breezeway and garage: lot of IA
acres is level, has many fruit trees;
eytdoer eyn oe1 frpl'; reasonably priced
r r. MATCOTM
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TRADE

Your home for q beautiful. detached
home in an exclusive section Of
nearby Maryland. Our homes are
the last word Consider detached
brick on large level lot. slate roof.
poWSer noppS rnom den recreation an s9Gfn room
laundry chute. screened porch,
maids quarters, sun deck. breakfast
nook dishwasher, GARBAGE disposal
3 bedrooms. 2 baths. detached ga
rage with breeZeway.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sOS Capitol Realtors MA $3.50
2304 Calvert ST NV DE 5778
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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLEY HILLS

AJIEAANbnlh
BEVERLEY HILLS
3lO3 EDGEHlLL DRIVE
Open Today, l to 6 PM.
This chaming brick home on beautiful
lot consisting Of liv. rm. with FIRE,
bedrms., tiled bath. screened porch,
full bsmt.. " bath. oil heat. garage.
Price, $1S,950; terms. Exclusively
with
G. C. KELLER, Realtor
eO1s Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. TIE. 2780.
ARLINGTON
CAPE COD
Here. is a. really comfortable home
with its lovely liv. rm. with firepl.
and adj. side porch; lge.. din. rm.;
10x11 equip. kit. and bedrm or
den. and h-bath on LIST fir; 3 real
bedrms. and full bath up; full
esm'.; eaIi j tli II . or n0n-G1 at s1e'7So'
COLONIAL
21x16 liv. rm with firepl. and adj.
side porch: full l2x12 din. rm.; un-
usually lge. equip. kit. on lst FIR:
3 lge bedrms. and bath up; full
than average Colonial; S15,950. Call
8 til g.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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A TIP IN TIME
If you wait for these to be built
it will be too late! A most out
standing North Arlington rambler!
3 bedrms. and 2 tiled baths. step
down liv. rm. with stone fireplace
brkfst. space, rear porch. full bsmt.;
partition for rec. rm. with built in
fireplace and glass brick bar. Really
an outstanding value at S21 $50.
8 to be built, sold.
Arlington Realty Co.
OW. $500, 2204 Wilson Blvd.
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COLORED
HOO BLOCK 9th ST. NE.

$3.50 DOWN
Will buy. this lovely 4-room and bath
apt, with coal heat, in conven. To-
cation. SURETY REALTY CO., AID
053l TIL 81
18th AND BLADENS-
BURG RD.-Modern brick home. 4
large rms. and . inclosed porches,
hall entrance, , kitchens, full bsmt ;,
oil h.-w.h., garage. fenced yard,
Venetian blinds. newly redecorated;
desirable neighborhood. Call Mr..
Stover.
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
EX. Alb; ewes, TW. 1910.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. (Cont. !

THIS HOME SUITS lot of families
with its 5 rooms and bath down.
stairs and that extra finished room
UP that has SO many uses; all brick
on shaded lot; Just a few steps to
the Flower Ave. Shopping Center in
Sill Sprg.: Sl5.950. R. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor, 81. gill. Open evenings.
MONTGOMERY HILLS
Most attr. 2-bedrm. brick home; only
/ block from Mont Hills shopping
center. Close to transp. Artistic
white brick, containing liv. rm., fire.
pl., din. rm., breezeway sun porch
bedTms seu and ndf hath aha on Si' and oi 4 Ice G
level lot. Call for appointment to
inspect.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
4420 Connecticut Ave, EN-. 1900.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MD. tcent. j,

NEAR ST. MICHAEL's CHURCH,
room bungalow, oil h.-w.h., full
bsmt: garage Selling price, S13,950.
McDEVITT, REALTORS, RA. 4422.
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An Excellent q Bedroom

Home or an Investment Property
IN BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK
S14, 800 lovely rms. with 4 bed
rms, | master, . baths or spa
f1repl., very pretty din. rm. fine
bedrm.. tiled bath, modern kitchen
1st f.; liv. rm. 14x26, incl. sleep
ing porch, din. rm. or bedrm,
kitchen and dinette, end fl. Cah
Sligo 5679 or SH. 3607 for ap-
pointment 81
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SILVER SPRING

WHEATON HILLS, MD.
New all brick bungalow. lge. wooded
corner lot; liy. rm., dinette. mod.
kit, 2 bedrms., tile bath. full bsmt.
Terms arranged to suit purchaser
To reach: Out Ga. ave. to Dawson
ave. left on Dawson. bear right to
corner of Ivydale and Byron SITS.
and home. Open Sun. for your
inspection. j. GERALD JUSTINE,
Az 5th ST., DI. 1905. -27
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Pre-war custom built brick for the
discriminating purchaser seeking the
ultimate in one of the most desir-
able communities in Chevy Chase.
Center hall plan. incl. spacious pan
elled den with law. on 1st fl. 3 lge.
bedrms., 2 baths on End f., and l
lge. bedrm. and bath on 3rd fl. Gen.
erous closet space throughout. gear
built-in gar. with easy approach.
This is truly fine home priced right
for Quick sale. Priced in low thir-
ties. Shown by appt. only. Call right
now
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
3402 Conn. ave. NV, OR. ZOO.
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4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
S14 ESQ

Brick bungalow. lge. liv. rm., din.
rm., fully equipped kit, den, 2
bedrms. and full bath on 1st f., plus
2 bedrms. and full bath on 2nd A.;
full bsmt. lge. lot; in excel. cond.
Call SH. S010. till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
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HoUSES-SAlE-N.W. (cont. }

oUACKENBOs ST. N.W.-Det. frame,
large liy. r.n., din. rm. and kit,
3 bedrms. and bath. bsmt., oil h.w. h.
Lot 75x140, gar. beautiful grounds,
fruit trees and gorgeous flower
garden; close to schools, church and
transp. safe place for your chill
dren to play. You should see this
home. Quick possession. Call Mr..
Richards, WO. 6595.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 18th St NV, DI. 3346.
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COLORED, VACANT

1900 BLK. NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
2-story, 1S-ft.- wide brick; i extra
large rms. and bath, front porch,
front entrance to bsmt.; h.-w H.,
coal; large, fenced-in yard with
brick garage; very reas. terms. Call
till 8 pm. weekdays, Sun. 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
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GALLAUDET COLLEGE

Colored--Just imagine Only $4,000
ems, = baths; completely redecorated:
gas h.-w.h.; garage; conveniently
located. SENATE REALTY CO.. EX.
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Detached Colonial brick; entrance
hall, living room with fireplace,
dining room, kitchen, half-bath,
large porch first floor: three bed
rooms, bath second floor. Oil &C.
heat. built-in garage. recreation
room. Good value. in excellent lcr"-
ton. To inspect call Ruark. VI.
642S, with BETHEL, d. 81 90.
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OWEN PLACE N.E.
3-family; income, $500 a mo-; fur
niShed price. S13.250. Call Mr.
Shackelford. MA $500.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14l7K St. NV -2S
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105 r. I. AVE. NE.
$1,000 DOWN

Colored-BeautifuI 7-room brick
home. all rooms private; perfect
condition; h.-w.h, Venetian blinds:
large back yard. SENATE REALTY
Co. EX. 32G0 or OY 4l0H o7s
Evening star., 1950-07-21

The Miami (Fla.) Marine In
dustries Association, in cooper
alton with the City of Miami Ma
rine Advisory Committee, has
launched a year-round program
to increase boating activities in
the Miami area.
Evening star., 1950-07-21
Army Navy Seeking
Revenge on Links

Army Navy Country Club will
attempt to square matters with
the Pennington Country Club OF
Charlottesville, Va. Sunday in q
l6-man team golf match at Army
Navy starting at 1 pm. Farming
ton prevailed. 1879. in June con-
test on its home course. Col. Bert
White will captain Army Navy
A dinner for the players anc
their wives will follow the match
Mrs. Harry Kipp and Mrs. c. w
Stelle shared top honors in a pail
of ladies' day tournaments yester-
day at Indian Spring. Mrs. Kipr
won the member tournament with
96-24-72. In another tourney
reserved for guests. Mrs. Stelle OF
Army Navy tied with Mrs. John
Mancos of Belle Haven, each with
net "a. Mrs. Stelle took first
prize after matching cards.
Mrs. Edna James was second low
net in the member tournament,
while Mrs. Paul Costello took low
gross with 80: Miss Bernice Baker,
low puts with 42. and Mrs.
George Thornton, driving, ITO
yards.
Other guest winners were Mrs.
A. B. Bower. low gross, 80; Mrs.
Marie Walper. putting, 80, and
Mrs. Joan Champion, driving, 200
yards.
Evening star., 1950-07-21
'SIo-Mo-Shun " Hits
81 MPH in Qualifying
For Gold Cup Race
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, July 21.-The world S
fastest speedboat, Slo-Mo- -Shun
~, looked today like an impressive
contender for the Gold Cup in the
race classic on the Detroit River
tomorrow.
Slo-Mo-Shun w became the
third boat to qualify yesterday for
the race. Some observers had ques-
toned her ability to take the sharp
turns on the river course, but she
did it under wraps and qualified
with an average speed of 87.42
miles an hour.
The craft, owned by Stanley
Sayres, Seattle automobile execu-
tive, posted a world record of
160.3235 miles an hour for a meas
ured mile on Lake Washington a
month ago.
Hits 14O Miles Per Hour.
Her pilot, Ted Jones, a Boeing
airplane engineer. estimated he hit
top mark of 140 miles per hour
on the straightaways in the nine
mile qualifier. The speedboat's av-
erage time, however. was slower
than that posted Wednesday by
Wild Bill Cantrell in qualifying the
defending champion racer My
Sweetie. My Sweetie averaged
89:108.
But Slo-M -Shun w apparently
didn't open up as there were nu-
merous small boats on the river
yesterday. Her pilot cut the
buoys sharply and got around the
turns gracefully, including the
hair pin turn at the upper portion
Of the course.
while there's been a lot of
talk about the upper turn being
unfair and dangerous, Jones said,
II rather like it. It certainly
keeps driver alert. We had no
trouble on it at ALL"
More to Qualify.
Also qualifying yesterday was
Bob Bogie's Blitz III. Her average
speed was 68.58.
A traffic jam was in the making
today as eight other boats lined
up for qualifying runs. There will
be two-hour qualifying extern
sion period tomorrow morning.
The field is limited to IL boats.
Meanwhile, Cantrell announced
he would be able to pilot My
Sweetie tomorrow despite an in
jury suffered Wednesday when
Horace Dodge'S Delphine X
tipped making turn on a test
run.
Cantrelrs riding mechanic, Wal
ter Kade, remained in a hospital.
He suffered possible internal in
jurieS in the same mishap. His
condition was reported improved
following a blood TRANSMISSION.
Evening star., 1950-07-21

If you buy a new boat, you'll
find your craft draws more friends
than a television set. During
deep-water entertaining, make
sure you puncture both ends of
those empty beer cans before
throwing them overheard.
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Linda Youngs TO Pilot
In Sailing Regatta

Linda Youngs, is year old
daughter of Ralph Youngs who
helped organize the Penguin class,
has signed up for the Chesapeake
Bay Junior sailing championships
to be held Tuesday at Annapolis.
The Arlington miss is the first
Washington area skipper to enter
the day-long series which will de-
termine the days best sailor un-
der 18.
Linda and her sister, Beverly.
81, have been crewing for their
father for a number of years.
With the juniors sailing in
Tempest class dinghies, boats not
unlike Penguins, Linda should be
right at home.
Meanwhile, Comdr. Hank Shon-
erd of the Naval Academy, which
is host for the series, reported he
had received entries of Is teams
from nine member clubs of Chesa-
peaKe Bay Yacht Racing ASSocia-
ton.
Tommy Nelson of Gibson Island
Yacht Squadron, who won the
title year ago, returns to defend
Charles Stein, jr., also of the
squadron and runnerup in 1949
will be back.
The following groups are send
ing two teams each: Tired Avon
Yacht Club, Miles River Yacht
Club, Annapolis Yacht Club, Ches-
ter River Yacht and Country Club
Corsica River Yacht Club and the
Naval Academy Sailing Squadron
Hampton Yacht Club has en-
tered one team, as has Linda s
sponsoring organization, Old Do
minion Boat Club.
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Old Dominion Club Coach Eyes
LoureIs in National REGATTA

In an unusual display of opti-
mism, Coach Julian Whitestone
Of Old Dominion Boat Club con-
ceded today that he had a couple
Of oarsmen who could win honors
this week end in the national
rowing championships at Phila-
delphia.
He was referring to the senior
double scull team of Dee Camp
bell, stroke, and John Haynes,
bow.
They won in their class at the
Peoples Regatta at Philadelphia
over Independence Day. This
week the duet was clocked at a
figure which had Whitesone
blinking and wondering whether
his stopwatch needed a going
Evening star., 1950-07-21
American Track Team
Near Sweep in Finland
BY the Assoeiosed Press

TURKU, Finland, July 21,-
American athletes won nine of
IL events in track and field meet
last night as they completed a
Finnish tour. but the top per-
formance was turned in by Vaei-
noe Koskela of Finland.
Koskela ran the fastest 5000
meters in Finnish history with a
clocking of 8:10.4. Fred Wilt, the
FB1 man from the New York Ath-
letic Club, bettered the American
record although he finished only
fifth in 8:12.2. John Twomey of
the Illinois A. c. also topped the
United States mark while winding
up eighth in 8:16.2.
The American record of 8:18.9
was set by Greg Rice at Mime
apolis on May 4, 1910.
The United States squad will
depart on the week end for Swe-
den where some of the athletes
will compete in various events
during coming weeks.
Evening star., 1950-07-21
Pleasure Craft Check
Being Made Here by
Army Engineers

An extensive survey of pleasure
craft in the Washington area has
been launched by the Army En-
gineers.
The district engineers Office
said the data being requested
through a queStionnaire to all
boat owners will be used to de-
termine present needs for berth
ing and servicing facilities.
Further. it will serve as basis
for long-range planning of fu-
ture requirements, according to
Col. Alan ]. McCutchen, district
engineer.
Complete information on the
pleasure boats in the area will
assist materially in justifying any
Improvements which might be rec
commended" he declared in COM
munication addressed to area
shippers.
Col. McCutchen said full and
complete answers to all queries
on the questionnaire were essen
tial to the success of the engi-
neers' study.
And he stressed that all re-
plies would be kept confidential
and used only for the waterfront
survey.
Yatchsmen are urged to turn
in the questionnaires by July 81.
Additional forms may be obtained
by telephoning Hobart 5000, ex-
tension 437.
Howard C. Woster, in charge
of the engineers report section
here, estimates that $500 notices
have been sent out to boatmen
so far.
He stressed the agency also was
interested in hearing from Wash
ington residents who keep their
boats at some Chesapeake Bay
port rather than in Washington
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OUTDOORS

Small bluefish definitely are
coming into the Chesapeake.
Capt. Harry Woodburn called to
advise that Vice Admiral and
Evening star., 1950-07-21

over. but he wouldn't reveal the
time.
Whitley has nice things to say,
too, about his 4-oared shell crew
which also is slated to race on
the Schuylkill River Sunday.
They've been practicing stren-
uously along with the double
sculls. The crew is made up of
Lewis Bell, jr., Stephen Davis,
John Lytle, Pete Celinski and Ray
Solot, coXsWain.
Three of the oarsmen are row.
ing alumni of George Washing
ton High School. They are Bell,
Of this years squad, and Lytle
and Haynes of last years.
The nationals will be held to-
morrow and Sunday under aus
pices of the National Association
of Amateur Oarsmen.
Evening star., 1950-07-21
Crews 10 Get Awards
In Cambridge Event
Special Dispatch TO The Siur

CAMBRIDGE, Md, July 21.-
The forgotten man in small boat
racing-the guy who handles the
jib sheet, centerboard and other
chores while his skipper bellows
and takes the tiller-is being re-
membered this week end by Cam
bridge Yacht Club.
Club officials have announced
first, second and third place series
prizes for both skipper and crew
in the clubs annual regatta open
ing here tomorrow morning.
Clubs rarely award trophies to
anyone but shippers of winning
boats. But Cambridge said it
wanted to add crews "in recog-
milton of the indispensable role
played by the crew."
Races are planned for Stars,
ThistleS, Indian Landing 20s,
Hamptons. Lightnings and Pen
gums.
Two races Tor each class will
be sailed tomorrow morning and
afternoon and the windup race
Sunday morning. Prizes will be
awarded early enough to permit
out-o of-town shippers to get on
the road for home.
The club will sponsor a crab
feast tomorrow night.
One of the week ends high
lights is a rowing race among the
younger generation around Cam
bridge. They compete in little
homemade affairs that resemble
bait box. >
Shippers are expected from as
far distant as Washington and
Norfolk.
Evening star., 1950-07-21

All these were caught using only
one gallon of grass shrimp, which
is really economical cumming
Capt. Woodburn says the shrimp
are becoming scare, which means
the cumming season is coming
to q close.
Another bluefish report comes
from Gene Bukovac. Clay Cooper
and Bill Winters who ran onto a
school while trolling this side of
Point No Point. Gene says they
took only two small fish from this
school as it was travelling up the
bay so fast they could not keep
up. They were fishing from a
rowboat with outboard motor.
They also ran into a school of
trout and took 81. On a follow
ing trip they landed nearly 200
pan rock running up to Az
pounds. The trout and rockf1sh
hit anything white in the way of
trolling lures, but most were taken
on the small Lusby polar bear
hair lures. Both trout and ro:kfish
were in relatively shallow water.
From these and other reports
of less outstanding catches, it
would appear that angling in
Chesapeake Bay will pick up as we
move into August. Pan rockish
are back off Holland Point now
in shallow water, and also in the
lower Patuxent. Hardhead fishing
continues fairly good at night in
the lower reaches of the Patuxent
from Sand Gates on down to the
mouth.
Our fish story of the week was
related by Frank Shipe, just back
from Ocean City, Md. A waiter
from the Royalton Hotel, who en-
joys night fishing in the inlet,
was walking down to his skiff one
evening last week when he no.
ticed a commotion in the water
close to shore. He dipped into it
with his landing net. To his as
tonishment UP came young
raccoon with a small rockf1sh in
its mouth. The animal evidently
Evening star., 1950-07-21
New Major Pin Teams
In Exhibition Tomorrow

Bethesda Bowling Center and
Shipley Motors of Rockville, two
newly organized District major
bowling teams, will meet in pre-
season exhibition at $50 o'clock
tomorrow night at Greenway.
Julius Singer, Greenway man
ager, will captain Shipley, which
also will include Frank Carter,
Charles Sellers, jr.; Ashley Mitch
ell and Frank Baker.
The Bethesda team, led by Jack
Talbert, also will have Johnny
Ressa, Tony Santini, Joe Harrison
and Bill Crauss.