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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

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Evening star., 1953-04-19
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA (Bethesda)-S19. .75O-
3-bedrm. ramblers In beautiful
hish-class neighborhood. 8 mi. from
Bethesda and one mi. from NH.
Turn right OF Old GEORGETOWN rd
to 6906 Ipswich rd., WILLIAM J..
ATTa AMSANAHHTI VHIHsTI va "GHiR11aSSsS-RmemlhI., iaSS
: bedrms, 9 baths, with partially
I'm. 4th bedrm. Level fenced I'd.
1850. For info. and appt. call
ewes. JU. e-9647. SAMUEL 3.
B0GIlEY. nc. OIL. A.1266. -1o
Evening star., 1953-04-19
4-BEDROOM
BRICK RAMBLER
5000 UNIVERSITY LANE
QIY HE'D 0nnIAIN nER
BETHESDA
$16,950
FIRST SHOWING

Open 10 AM. to 6 Pm.
Monthly payments of only 500. 30
with one trust. This new, original
2-bedroom rambler has all the room
room Is approximately rs It. by
"a IT. In. The bedrooms are larHe
and bright; lots Of closet space;
bright, SUNNY kitchen; colored ce-
ramic tiled bath and full basement.
Lot 12O n. deep and completely
priced to sell Immediately. Con.
yenient to National Institute Of
Health and Naval Medical Center.
Directions: Wisconsin ave, past
Bank Of Bethesda to Rosedale ave.
and right to 4422 and open sign.
EDWARD F. FRY CO.
OIL. 4-5212 724O Wisconsin Ave.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

tiled bath on lst floor. 3 nm. attic
rms. 2-rm. apt. in bSmt., built in
gar, oil INV b.. slate roof. 81 1000
down. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
l345 l345 G1pd fS I%as HSps I'd. s'e'' Lu. 4
HEiGHTs-52oe " st.
brick rambler. Two bedrms.. tile
bath full bsmt,; lge, landscaped lot;
a2nMxN fER fSf risRi sRsAErY GH st iNc t. " s45 s
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400. LU.
CAPiTOL HILL-slate from. brick,
Hi0ia Phone e0G Ii 7sS4e erIse' '0r
CAPITOL HILL-By owner. Beauti-
bedrmS.. 2 baths; $4,000, $4,000
cash; shown any time BY appoint
6s9si SS' zEidHTs-1oos 90 Con
gresS ST.; det. brick; 1st A., s rms
and bath: 2nd A., rms. "a bath;
settlement. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
CO., 617 Pa. ave. s.e., Ii. 7-10SS.
HEIGHTS-Nr. 8. Capt.
tol and Nichols ave.; 1886 Holly
terrace: vacant; open 2 to 1 pm;
det. brick, 5 rms. tile bath, 9 lge.
parquet floors; fireplace. screened
porch. gas h..w;h:; lge. lot with
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
as, sc; Lu; u 1890, L. 2-5s76;
brick. Nr. schools, shopping. transp..
conv. to area military post. NUS
sELMAN REALTY CO.. RE. 7-717O
Sn22TTpcuTS v...rt. AVIAN
2 to 4 p.m.-S25 Xenia st. Semide-
tached brick, 6 rms, tile bath, rec.
rm,. oil heat; lee. fenced-in lot; price
reduced for quick sale. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, l345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. LU. 4-34O0. LU. 2-4010.
HEIGHTS. mr.. Alabama
ave.-$2l2 10th pl.-open , to 4
& Pm; Det. z rms: z baths; ar
REALTY. NC 1875 Good S HOPE And. I'd.
Sc, LU. 4-a400. LU. e-5976.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Detached brk.
bedrm. and bath on lst floor; oil
h,-w.h.; recreation rm. with bath;
slate roof; 2-car garage: 1-acre lot:
So, 600 down. BY appointment only.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1345
conc. HGTs-Express bus down.
town in 2s Minis. / fare. e-Story
brick, 2 bedrmS.. ser. porch, rec.
rm;, $4,000 or more down. 10. s.
CSSNGREss hts. - Owner leaving 1S
Red. to $1i.aSd. substan cash. NJ, NJ
bun stores. 20. 6-6SSo.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD

4-RM. .H0USE-gareain. 16 .lse. lots.
18 mi. to Sc. 3, {. $1s.600. half
3-BEDRM. COLONIAL, N. Hamp. ave-.
ext area; partially air cond.. opp.
shop. center. lge.. beaut. handicapped
cor. lot: walk to schools. churches.
90 min. downtown. $4,000. UN.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HOUSES SALE-s.E. tcens.)

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Five rms.
IA baths. brick, semidet.. with
basement; owner leaving city. RE-
duced from $12,5O0 to S11. 800 for
immediate sale; Phone KE. 7-1510
weekdays or evenings. 10
FORT DUPONT-Three bedrms.. fn-
shrubbefy; AZ 81 loan: payments payments
$67 so mo. 1925 Fl. Dupont st. Sc.
One block of 41st and Alabama.
1921 soth st. SET
rms, Ia baths. bsmt., garage. oil
h.-w.h.; conv. location. Ii. 6-7O43
ACROSS RIVER-Best Sc. location.
Below MINI. ave. Brick. 1st time
ETC. No R bettsf Of OF neas nea conV SaVesns loea
speak for Itself when you see il.
Call Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
CO. ST. 3-736S. 10
IMAGINE THIS - Substantial coy
home home for only $3.50. You don't
st. Sc. sunday afternoon after /
pm. and get the surprise Of your
life. /; H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
OFF ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Lovely
mod. 6-rm. corner brick: full bsmt.
with rec. rm. This place Is abso-
lHtely spotless and in peri cond.
ns doS best t.s one vs Es hays ne had sd in t.ts this
you can't ignore. Cali MT. PenIand:
S6 pn sISSf ST1is Sssf kEAt4Y2 III 215Si2 G6! ~ ~
OFF PENNA. AVE. Sc. by owner.
Attrac., older home on large beauti-
fully shaded lot. Close to schools.
f661'ssa fsoi soth aaa 81 Dss Lu 09s1 s6s5s till 3
BY oWNER-Two separate furn;
bath for, each; conv. to everything;
very good investment. Price, SIS 900.
LU. 4-2952. No brokers. 10
lO7 XENIA ST. S.E:-Five-rm. brick
semidet.; y baths; reduced TO!
ca cash sale deo above ist trust; Priced
or evenings. KE. 7-i51o. 10
1880 CASH DOWN, bal. S75 mo.
2O5 Randolph rd., Morningside, Md.
conv. to Andrews and Boiling Fields;
kit; attic. with stairway; house
fully insulated; oil &C. heat: fenced
lot. Price; SI0,750: FREDERICK
ii Il st9MER a,Snss CO.. 6l7 Pa. ave, Sc.
OPEN SAT, SUN; se5 xenia St
Brick; 3 pedrms.. recr. rm., Ige.
fenced yd.; immediate possession.
6NEWCoMB \ REALTY SERVICE, Jo.
%-|ooo. 10
HOUSE WITH INCOME semidet.
brick; 6 rms, 3 baths, finished bsmt.
apt, furn., pvt. entrance; So 800
down. GI LIST trust. 10. 2-77l6.
YEAR sUITLAND PARKWAY. 5Sle
Southern ave.-Semidet. brick with
2 large bedrms., tiled bath. full
bsmt, gar; peri. cond. Shown by
appt. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1915 Good Hope rd. Sc, LU. A.
340O, LU. 2-5916.
BEDRMS. Secluded estate on "a
acre. high above the city. 2S-ft.
llv. rm.. full din. rm.. tile kit
4-car garage. Suitable for lge.
family or organization. Zone As.
Cali for more details. POTTS
REALTY CO., 10. 7-931O, LU.
1-5OOO.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
BETHESDA
DIRECT FROM OWNER
OPEN TILL 6 Pm.

DIRbbST DIRRbbSSTT EKQM oWNER
New brick rambler, containing 4
bedrms.. IA baths. de luxe kit. with
dishwasher and garbage disposal, 2
fireplaces. full basement. stairway
to attic. Priced below market. Excel.
fnancinE
Directions: From Bank Of Bethesda.
out Old Georgetown rd. to Beech
ave, left one blk. to Singleton DR.,
right TO- property. a: v. -PIsAN1.
OIL, 1-1500. PYeS OIL 2-kl15
Evening star., 1953-04-19
NIHILHtTSDUTk OOO or IgN-J
rIrAAEna aA@-.

WEsTMoRELANp CIRCLE
In Maryland. by owner, ON quiet
street: 3 twin-size bedrms. 2H baths,
liv. ,rm.. with fireplace, din. rm., den,
rm.: oil heat. Priced reasonably at
S2Q 800. Cali EN-. 2-RQnR.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
COLORED
OPEN
1S ANACOSTIA

19 ANACOSTIA RID. M.
SAT. AND SUN. 1-5
6iX-rm. semidet. brk.. immac. cond !;
gas h.-w.h.; lRe. lot. Priced for quick
Ssle with terms. Call Mrs. Clark,
10. 8-4S33 or RA. 3-1667, s. M.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
BETHESDA
OPEN SUN, is

3OUS OLCAc \JHO MI.
Turn on East West hwy,
at Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School Near public and parochial
schools
rm.. dining Ym., half
bath. kit. screened porch. End
hoor--3 bedrms.. bath. maids rrn.
and bath, rec. rrn., Anchor fence,
Bryant eas heat: immed. Doss.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HOUSES FOR SALELS.E.
$3.50 DOWN

VACANT-MOVE RIGHT IN
Monthly payments like rent, row
brick, 8 rms. 2 baths. 2 kits, full
bSmt., oil h.-w.h.. det. garage, nice
yard, front porch; close to GallinGer
Hospital. Priced right. good terms.
Call ewes. RA. 6-2527.
PRESS REALTY CORP,
927 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-9316
Evening star., 1953-04-19
BETHESDA
5617 Northf1eld Rd.
NV OWNED pTrAvrNrs r4,,,N,

2 STORY brick. 4 years old. u, baths:
full basement and attic; mod. lit.
Inspect by appointment. Tel. OF.
4-200S.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
STJPERR LOCATION
wOoDRfDGE eIEisif
1920 18th ST. NE

OJIU I JIII y Z N.G.
Beautiful det. brick. front porch. side
nall plan. liv. rm., din. rm., powder
rm.. kit. and breakfast nook. End
A. 3 bedrmS.. 2 baths; 3rd a. mas
ter-SiEe bedrm. with ample storage
space. Full bSmt. with knotty pine
washing machine. det. gar. Lot
43x10O. Beautifully landscaped
Priced reasonably with substantial
down payment. trades are accepted.
Excellent financing. Ideal for pro-
issslsR fan'' na Louis s0F c. 'ORs Rgi.nS tO
Ii. I-76O7.
EILAND REALTY co.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
KENSTNGTON
.1S 1o2o4 ( KENsINGToN PKWY.

1U2H KENSINGTON PKWY.
- S21.95O-4 BEDRMS., 9 BATHS
cS%%aft oop bed1m HTiek and isinS SdS par PARK s
bedrms. and bath; random width
chestnut floors. full basement. recr
rm. with outside ent.: $4,000 will
handle. To inspect. call LO. 5-01 "a.
SILVER SPRING. just of Dale dr.;
attractive Groom brick home: f1re-
Pl; side porch; full basement, oil
h.-w.h.; garage; lse. landscaped
$50 for quick sale. 422 Windsor
st. Open Sunday. 9 till s.
DIRECTIONS: Out colesville rd. to
Dale dr.. right 8 blkS. to Dart
mouth. left to Windsor. left to
CoFFMAN REALTY CO.. JU. e-412s
or JU. 5-S714.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
SILVER SPRING. MD

SILVER sPRING. MD.
WOODSIDE PARK
4 Bedrooms. . baths. large porch
lot 60x12O, near shopping, tranSpor
tation, schools. Call Mr.. Posner
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 1900;
SILVER SPRING-Brick Cape Cod
4 bedrmS., 2 baths; nr. bus; S16,-
$50; reaS. terms.
Three-bedrm. 2-story brick; liv. rm
din. rm.. de luxe kitchen; full bsmt.
toilet: S16,75O.
Lovely new brick rambler; ; bed.
rooms and bath; excellent location
Sl9.g50: $4,000 will handle.
ewes, Mrs. DisQue. JU. 5-S311.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
COLORED

If This Isn't a Gold Mine,
WHAT WOULD YOU CALL 1T?
Vacant-Only 1895 Down
Near 9th and E. Capitol SITS.
3-stery ard bSmt. stone and brick
home. 3 rms. bath. h.-w.h.. newly
decorated. Priced right.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
a27 18th st. NV. MA. S-232I
Evening star., 1953-04-19

WOODSIDE PARK-Open 1-dark-A
real showplace. situated on q wooded
rm.. brkfst. rm.. large kit, bed
rms. baths, recr. nm, 9 firepis.,
in garage; French Provincial; now at
S37,5OO; needs redeecrating. Out
Ga ave. to Woodside pkWy:. right
Lamb. JU. 5-694O. MODERN
REALTY CO.. JU. 1880. Open
Evening star., 1953-04-19

SILVER SPRING-Ramblers. Open
Sunday and daily all day. Brick,
spacious. attractive. 8 bedrms.; din
ing rm.: lge: living rm. . firepis. ::
baths; attic. Heated bsmt. porch
Garage; ohnII. Close to schools. buses
aohso1ppinS: as1p wonderful value at $21,-
Georgia ave. to Columbia blvd. left
to Seminary rd.. continue on Semir-
ary TO Monroe st., right on Monroe
snrpEE % psE homes, ", CLIFFORD
Evening star., 1953-04-19

SILVER SPRING near st. Bernadette
and pub. schools. 8 large bedrooms;
dd; dt.; gar;. screened porch. auto. sink
lot with beautiful trees. Ideal for
cnlldren. Immediate Occupancy
S1S.5OO: Open today BY owner:
turn right OF Colesville I'd. 3 blocks
past Old Bladensburg I'd. to lO6O3
IOrain ave S"o
Evening star., 1953-04-19

GRIN. BRICK-$12,5OO
3 3-bedrm. semidet. home with "de I.
Kitchen incl. dishwasher diSpl.,
Formica snack bar; full bSmt., storm
windows. Nr. Boiling Field. $4,000
loan $64.6S per mo.
HARRY L. GODDARD OF, A-7Q0O
Evening star., 1953-04-19
SILVER SPRING

rAKOMA PARK. 1900 block OF Ceda r
aye.--Two- bedrm. brick Cape Cod
Liv. rm:, din, area, mod. kit. full
bsmt.. finished stairway to expan
Sible attic.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Four-bedrm.. two-bath brick Cape
Cod. Liv. rm., din. area, mod. kit,
full bSmt, outside entrance.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

SILVER SPRING-Living rm. with
nnreplacs, hod, dining nm. equipped kit.
S.dms: dIe0rms: and bath on LIST floor: 2
hobby rm. and util. rm. Lovely rear
lawn with fireplace and patio. Omen
sun. ! to 8. Georgia ave. to Sem
mary iy r.; left to 2l16 and Open
JU. 9-7577 ASH'
Evening star., 1953-04-19

S1LV5n ~, e SFkINI-Open Sunday, /
bedrms. and 2 baths, liv. rm. with
fireplace, SEPARATE dining room and
Kitchen, finished recr. rm. with
par oil h.-w.h.: ample lot, inclosed
py Anchor fence and privet hedge,
Hahed residential neiehborhooS
convenient to everything. Direc.
tions: Colesville rd. to FrankIin
aye; right on Franklin to Wire ave,
and right to Open" sign At aiIi'
Woo MM; =. RICHARDSON, NC. Ju.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Another Fight Booked
For Turner'S S Show

Promoter Vince Mcmahon has
added another six-rounder to his
supporting card for next Tues
day nights fight show at
Turner's Arena, booking Bobby
Layne Of Kannapolis, N. c.,
against Randy Brevard of Wash
ington.
The main event is for 10
rounds between Middleweight
Holly Minis of Washington and
Eddie Green of Kannapolis.
Layne is g. promising young
middleweight. an 18-year old
with a record of 18 victories in
19 pro bouts, and is a stablemate
OF Green's. He had II victories
in a row before suffering his first
defeat.
A six = rounder previously
booked by Mcmahon lists
F'eatherweights Jimmy Cooper
Of Washington against Filberto
Osario of Puerto Rico.
Meanwhile. Minis handlers
are filing a request that Green
make the agreed weight of 100
pounds. They note that Green
was up to 1922 when he
whipped Jimmy Jewel in a bout
at Macon, Ga. last Wednesday
night.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

DeCoursey Fales' schooner Nina,
William Ziegler's schoon e r
Bounding Home, Walter Gubel-
mans yawl Windigo and H. M.
Lanes yawl Doris III. The race
is joint effort of the New York
Y. c., Annapolis Y. c. and Naval
Academy Sailing Squadron.
Presidents Cup Regatta off,
cials are counting on a big turn
out at the Mayflower Hotel to-
night for their dinner-dance
honoring Vice Admiral Merlin
O'Neill. commandant of the
Coast Guard.
Regatta board of directors this
week voted to give representa-
ton on the board for the first
time to Capital Y. c.. Potomac
River Sailing Association, Capital
Power Boat Association, the
Coast Guard Auxiliary and Po-
tomac River Power Squadron.
Circulars have gone out for
the Star Class spring champion
ships to be held the week Of
April IL at Nassau in the Ba-
hamas under auspices of the
Nassau Yacht Club. It is a
leiSurely affair that starts on a
Sunday, breaks on Wednesday
for a day of rest and winds up
on Saturday. Yachting, it's
wonderful.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

Potomac Boat Club holds it's
annual float-moving party Sun
day at II am. That's the day
members turn out to place
launching floats in position, thus
unofficially opening the clubs
rowing season.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Figure Skating Club to Open
3-Doy Competition at UIine's

Now grown to more than $50
members, the Washington Figure
Skating Club will inaugurate an
nual intra CLUB competition with
a three-day program tomorrow,
Sunday and Tuesday at Uline
Arena. The seventh annual
Junior Skating Club competition
and the fourth annual Edith
johnson Memorial event for
adult beginners will be included.
School figures, required in
some of the Junior Club events
for the Edith johnson Memorial,
will be Skated tomorrow from
$3.50 to 10 am. Sundays pro-
gram, including IL events and
the bronze dance for adults, will
open at 2 pm. The silver and
gold dance events and free skat-
ing for me nand women will be
held Tuesday starting at $3.50
pm.
There is no charge for admis-
Evening star., 1953-03-20

sion and guests Tuesday night
will see some Of the best figure
skaters in the country. The
Washington club three times has
won the Harmed Trophy awarded
for most points in the National
championships.
Among the strong contenders
for the Gold Dance title will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Holiday
Richard Queisser, National Sill
yer Dance champions of 1946.
OF comparable skill is a new
husband-and-wife team, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Picken. Mrs. Pick
en-. the former Patsy Jones, was
the 1945 Silver Dance champion
with Walter H. Bainbridge, jr.,
who twice won the world dance
championship. Picken twice has
been runnerup in the National
Silver Dance with Mrs. Queisser's
twin sister, Mrs. G. E. Barber.
Evening star., 1953-03-20


be there in great numbers. No
sign yet of perch in the upper
river nor of hickory shad and
perch at Queen Anne's Bridge on
the Patuxent. The runs of yellow
perch are about over and the
fish spreading out in deeper
water.
During the last several years
the question of dip-netting for
herring in the Potomac River
near Chain Bridge has become
a hot point of discussion.
Dip-netting Is forbidden in the
District, and the Harbor Police
frequently visit the area. They
make arrests each year of per-
sons who, unaware of the Dis
trict law, emulate dip-netters at
work on the Virginia shore.
Virginia law permits dip-net-
ting of herring. mullet and shad,
with a county license costing 81.
A nonresident license is not
needed to obtain this dip-net
privilege. AS long as a person
limits his activities to the Vir-
ginia shore. he will be unmo-
Tested. However. if he occupies
a rock in the river or tries to
dip from a boat, he is subject to
arrest and to the law of "hot
pursuit" If the officers care to
Evening star., 1953-03-20
THE EVENING STAR c.
MARYLAND RifIemen Win
Match With Aqqies
washington, u. g.
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1853

Robert Mouser with q score Of
293 out Of a possible 800 led the
Maryland rifle team No. / to a
1.158-1,145 win over the Aggies
Rifle and Pistol Club in a Mary
land Rifle League match yester-
day. Walter Crissy of the Aggies
was second high with a score
of 291.
In other matches. the Berwyn
Club defeated the Greenbelt
Bears, 1,119-1,083, the National
Capital Club defeated the Gees.
1881 .065. and the Maryland
freshmen defeated Kensington.
1,126-1,121. In a second match.
the freshmen lost to Maryland's
No. 2 team, 1,117-1,097.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

creek which
runs through
his property
like hairs on
a dogs back.
They do not
like the high,
muddy water
in the Poto-
mas and as a
rule will not
press on a.
gainSt it to
Little Falls.
When the river
clears some
vxyt1of fhoVy,11
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Redskins Rebuff FeeIer
By DeGroof for Job

DVd DeGroot. deposed head
football coach at the University
Of New Mexico. may be headed
for a berth in pro ranks. but
not with the Redskins. officials
Of the Washington club said they
had an application from De-
Groot. one-time head coach of
the Redskins, but that no va
cancy was open.
Coach Curley Lam beau is
awaiting confirmation of a con-
tract offered Bill Dudley as back
field coach and also is believed
to have reached an agreement
with a line coach. Dudley, for
mer Redskins star who coached
at Yale last year, will succeed
Sammy Baugh. The line coach
will replace Marvin Bass, who
resigned to accept a similar po-
Sition at North Carolina.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

On a trip through Maryland
and up the Susquehana as far
as Williamsport, Pa. early this
week one found all streams rum
ming with a good head of water
and all but the Monocacy River
fairly clear. The Monocacy has
been out of its banks and is still
running high and muddy.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

Today a year ago-Willie
Hoppe, "a, retained his three
cushion world billiards cham
pionship by defeating Kinrey
Matsuyama, japan, 5O-37.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
OUTDOORS


Herring are making their ap-
pearance in the Potomac in in
creasing numbers. Julius Flet-
cher. boathouse proprietor, says
they have packed in the little
Evening star., 1953-03-20
FORE and AFT
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

Something new in the way Of
an outboard marathon is in store
for drivers May "a when the
SolomonS (Md0 Outboard Club
stages it's annual Patuxent River
classic. Vice Commodore Daniel
Barrett, jr., says it will be a sea-
going indianapolis Speedway
and how right he is.
Instead of outboards running
80 miles up the river and back,
they will negotiate an Smile
course six times. This is the first
such arrangement for a mara
thon ever planned in the Chesa-
peake area.
1t has two big advantages.
Drivers will be relatively close to
the pits and in case of trouble
can limp in for repairs, then re-
turn to the course and spectators,
including the boys left behind at
the pits. will be able to see 80 per
cent Of the race from shore in
stead OF just start and a finish.
Barrett reports the various
classes are being spaced so that
the course will be cleared of one
group before another starts. For
instance. Aus and Gus start at
IL am, BUS at 1850 pm, DUs
at 2:25 pm. and a free-for-all of
stock hydroS and modified stock
at $3.50 pm. The event is Spon-
Sored by American Power Boat
Association and AL Bauer of
Philadelphia will referee and an
nounce.
Potomac Boat Club holds it's
annual float-moving party Sun
day at II am. That's the day
members turn out to place
launching floats in position, thus
unoff1cially opening the clubs
rowing season.
WOrd from Annapolis this
week Is that the Newport-An-
napolis yacht race starting off
Rhode Island June 20 will draw
a very large and topnotch fleet.
The 466-mile classic is held
every other year on the odd
years, while the Newport -Ber-
muda race is run on even years.
The Chesapeake will be rep
resented by Herbert Bryant's
sloop, Courageous, of Capital
Yacht Club; Porter Schutt's
yawl, Egret, of Gibson Island;
Carleton Mitchell's yawl. Carib-
bee, of Annapolis, and five Navy
yachts, Royono, Vamarie, High
land Light. Fearless and Swift.
Others are Commodore John
Nicholas Browns yawl Bolero,
flagship of the New York Yacht
Club. Gilbert Verney's yawl Sea
Lion, Bill Moore's yawl Argyll,
Evening star., 1953-03-20
By Brion Bell. j.

go after him in Virginia terri
tory.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-13
Oregon State Convicts Burn 2-Story Structure

SALEM, Ore, R - Rebelling convicts started a raging fire in the Oregon. State Prison tailor shop Saturday and guards prompt ly drove them at gunpoint into fenced enclosure.
 Not a shot was fired as the men, sullen, silent HOO, walked slowly into the enclosure at the north end of the prison yard where baseball games are usually played
 The Salem city fire department rushed inside the walls as soon as the men were corralled.
 But it was too late to save the tailor shop. The two-story brick structure burned with a fury that put blistering heat on the hospital only 75 feet away.
 The fire was set at SIS am. by convicts, on sitdown strike since Friday morning to enforce a long list of demands. They did it in retaliation to tear gas fired into the dining room as a means of separating them from food.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-13
Bill In Congress Would Extend Forest Survey To Alaska Timber Lands

WASHINGTON, R - Congress may complete action before ad- journment on bill recognizing the increasing contribution of Alaska's forests to the nations economy.
 The bill, already passed by the Senate and now before a House committee, is relatively simple but it's implications are great.
 It would extend the nationwide forest survey to the territories and possessions, of which Alaska is the only one having large areas of commercial timber.
 The survey is a nationwide project conducted by the Forest Service in cooperation with state agencies and forest industries to obtain information on the location and condition of forest areas, vol ume and quality of standing tim Der, current and prospective growth of timber crops, rate of cutting, losses to fire and disease and other data essential to a we'll administered timber program.