Evening star., 1953-07-05
Many Capitol Area
Fishermen Among
Weekend Visitors
BY WiIIiom B. Cochron
Stur Staff Correspondent


OCEAN CITY, Md. July A.
The only vacancy this week end
in Ocean City was in the Atlantic
Ocean and even that was crowd
ed as thousands arrived for the
Fourth of July holiday.
The turnout was expected to
top last years holiday crowd
which was estimated at 100000.
Those who made their reser-
vationS in advance, if they want
ed peace and quiet, had only to
grab a rocker on their hotel
veranda to catch the cool At
lantic breezes. This weeks heat
wave had diminished with mod
crate temperatures providing
ideal beach conditions.
Two Marlin Landed
Fishermen, with large rep
reSentation of Washington area
residents, were not going to miss
the opportunity to come home
with either a good sun tan or
even better.
Two marlin have been landed,
one by Robert Burkhardt, of
Rockville, Md, public relations
director of the Automobile Man
ufacturers Association in Wash
ington, and the other by Dick
Galiger of Huntington, w. Va.
Capt. Josh Bunting's dock here
had scheduled or taken out the
following Washington area res
idents during the week:
Solon B. Kemon, 2217 Fortieth
street NV; James F. Maddrix,
1908 Wisconsin avenue NV;
Stanley E. Everheart, 4413 Mont
gomery avenue, Bethesda, Md;
E. L. Harding and Ralph Ship
man, of Silver Spring. Md.
His cousin, Capt. Talbot Bunt-
ing had bookings for Harry Tipp.
of Woodley road NV; Carl B.
Saltz. 1923 L street NV; H. S.
Dudley, 903 Girard street NE;
Robert Leland, 1912 Twentieth
street NV; John K. Stockham,
1927 K street NV. and Jake
Ehrlich, sol Seventeenth street
Sc.
Among others who fished on
boats provided by Talbot Bunt-
ing were:
William Eaton, and H. H.
David, both of Washington; DR..
T. r. Monks, 3715 Forty-eighth
street, NV; j. E. Schrider, 1915
Grace Church road. Silver
Spring; E. B. Peatross, 806 Whit
tier street NV, and P. o. Hut
ton, IS Branch avenue, Sc.
Hotel Guests Listed.
Among those expected or al
ready checked in at hotels here
were:
Atlantic Hotel-Fulton Lewis,
III, son Of the radio commenta-
tor, from Placid Harbor. st.
Marys County, Md; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Croson and daughter
and Mrs. Matte M. Adams, of
Arlington; Miss Cecilia Gidrites,
6119 Worthington drive, West
gate, Md; Miss Frances K. Fox
and Miss Martha Hobbs, Chevy
Chase; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel E.
Willard of Washington and Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Hammerly, 4509
Illinois avenue, NV.
The Hamilton-Miss Evelyn
Duff, 1886 Sixteenth street, NV,
Jack Guest, Washington: Miss
Jeanne Coker, 1902 Morgan drive.
w. Chevy Chase and Miss Kath-
crime Ganey; 5000 Seventh place,
NV.
The Commander - DR.. and
Mrs. Roy Klepner and two chill
dren, 3112 South Sixth street,
Arlington; Mrs. Mary Lee Had
dox, 1109 Prince street, Alex
andria; Mrs. j. Laura Thomp-
son, 1851 Columbia road, and
DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. White,
jr., SOFT Tilden street NV.
The Plimhimmon - Viola E.
Helm. 1447 Somerset place NV;
Maj. and Mrs. j. P. Donahue,
$500 First street. Arlington; Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Jellifer, 1902
33d place, Hyattsville; Mr.. and
North Liberty street, Arlington,
Mrs. Leon S. Clement, 1920
and Mrs. R. A. Heddleston, Ia
koma Park.
The George Washington -
John P. Mclaughlin, 200 Un-
derwood street NV; DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. r. Eggleston, 1865 La
mont street NV; John J.
Scanlon, 1888 Thirty-f1fth street
NV: Miss Estella and Miss
Blanche Michura, 1910 Sixteenth
street NV; Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Laird, Falls Church, Va,
and Miss Helen P. Grace, 4607
Connecticut avenue NV.
The Hotel Beach Plaza-F.
Harold Sasscer, 2125 r street
NV; Jim Tatum. University of
Maryland football coach, and
Lloyd Schaeffer, of Washington.