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Evening star., 1953-04-08
U. N. Seat Seen for japan

HONG KONG, April 8 (P).-
Robert D. Murphy, retiring Unit
ed States Ambassador to Japan,
told neWsmen today he was con-
tldent Japan would gain early
admission to the United Nations.
Evening star., 1953-07-22
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1866 WYOMING N;w:-Lgge. attrac
settled lady. Mt. Pleas. .AD. 2-2975
1910 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Bsmt
Rsts R0gseksspns sn4aRse rp pU Fr!s!saaiF' gasa pr
WALKfNG sII DISTANCE downtown
Ink. rm.; run. water. hot plate
elec. refgr.. large windows. sgls.
81 S82 NV ae "a; York Ril6SS1 Ave. N.w.ELse
newly decorated bedrm.. lge. compl
kit; adj. bath; S14 per wk. "a
1925 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Large
clean light housekeeping ,rm.. 1st fl.
18th and Colonial I'd. Ho. 2-0352
200 FARRAGur ST. N.w.-Lge; rm
and pvt. porch Frigidaire, phone
Child welcome. Reasonable. go
13si 35147S Newton ST. N.w.-rwo Ice
rms. and bath, refgr,. and hot plate;
utils. furn.; empl. cple. TU. 2-3534
1913 KENYON NV and 2 pleas
ant rooms; utils. linen service; SAC
? Sni f1GaT GGpi nc Ro1SEk2EPING ISgIisi RMS.
near buslines. ia. 2-7139. "a
Mr.. DUPONT CR.-Completely furn.,
incl. refgr. and running water. 1912
rIsx 3dst st PT Ne s547S; :. IRON. 25 ,fd,c
BABY WELCUME-Lse. IEOnJ SLuQlC
rm., S windows, refgr.. clock-radio
TV. 2147 F St. EX. 3-6623. -23
1889 18th ST. N.W.-1st f.: bed-sit.
rm.. lge closets, complete kit, pvt.
entr.. S12 wk.. l.; S12.75 wk.. 2.
Also Q cheaper units. DE. 2-1675.
SOUTHWEST, 419 9Th st,-Two front
rms, newly painted, with sink. stove,
refgr.; adjoining bath: bus at door;
cross ventilation; infant allowed;
$3.50 week. Me. S-5O96. pa
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-2151 P st
NV. Clean, attractive rm.; pvt.
entr. Everything included for COM
Portable living. Linens. maid serv.,
refgr. and kit. privils. Bus at door;
1859 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Under new
management, completely renovated;
several to choose from. -2S
1922 FAIRMONT ST, of 14th; clean
attrac. Ink. rm., sgle. and dble.;
conven.; 50 to $3.50 week. "a
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-D.c c.

CoLoRED-ENT1RE- End FLOOR
lliv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and glassed -ir
back porch with semipvt. bath
newly decorated; semifurn.; S72.5(
mo-. incl. all utils.; will furn. compl
If desired: two add. studio rooms
avail; reas. 1908 C st. ne. OIL
CoLoRED-N.w. sEc.-1 and 2 rm
aptS., $50 and $50. Also rms, chill.
COLOREDDSEVERAL , and 3 rm
apis Key is in once. 500 Mass
ave: ne. Ii. 6-7043 "a
COLORED-DO YOURSELF a faVOr
Ask to see this exceptional one-bed.
rm. apt. in a new bldg. at 500 U ST
NV: avail. now at $S2.5 plus elec
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. 1906 Il
st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
cnfl cnd 6o seth; i-hsst' hsst' liEht and gas iurn
CoLokED ~ Iiss9 FAIRMoNT ST
Rent, $3.50. including utilities
"a Ri F. sAUL s,d6 co" 926 18th st. NV.
rms, kit, bath, $67. so plus utils
ST. 3-6060; ewes. DE. 2-322S.
COLORED-445 RANDOLPH ST
N.W.--Bsmt,, 2 rms. kit. bath; par
que rs; pvt. entr. $40 mo-, utils
706 Quincy st. n.w.-One lge. rm..
kit. share bath. $3.50 mo-, utils
incl TU 2-323o
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

$50 r. 1. AVE. N.E.-Apt. l-sgle
rm.: gentleman; pvt. entr.. phone,
off-street parking; bus at door. 10
min. dwtn; $50 mo. DU. 7-4059.
1927 18th ST. N.E.-In quiet refined
home, next bath; gentleman. LA.
IS SE2ToN PL. N.E.-Large front
room for gentleman; private home.
'CoLORED-3976 AMES ST. NE. -
Large dble room for couple; kit
privils.: also 2 Sgle. rooms. LU
COLoRED-G ST. N.E.-Furn. room
and inclosed porch. Settled man
preferred. Some PRIVILEGES. Refers.
CoIoRED&oRIvER TERRACE-Nl2ice-
~ furn., In pvt. home; refined empl
woman. Ii. 6-544S after 6. ga
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

n. ARL.-Attrac. furn., immac. rm..
semipvt. bath, pvt. entr.: officer pre-
ferred. Conv. Glebe I'd. and Lee
hwy; $40 mo. or $40 weekly. ia.
2-5057, IA. 2-4311. 20
ARL.-Room for . gentlemen in new
home, u blk. from bus stop on Wash.
blvd, Pvt. entrance to room, cooking
privileges. ia. S-2379. -22
KENTLAND, MD.-Rm. with use of
kit. and din. rm.; lovely loc. Call
after 7 pm. WA. 7-4354. -22
LGE. FRONT RM., also furn. apt
for working parents; day care for
children. 3615 Hamilton St, W,
Hyattsville. Nd, WA. 7-227S. -26
/ BLK. OFF ARL. BLVD, 10 min.
dntown. Wash.-Ladies looking for
the unusual in fine. living. see this
beaut. 9-rm. brick house consisting
of paneled liv. rm.,. lge: Sunrm.
din. rm., buffers pantry. kit. pow
der rm.. bsmt. Entire house is for
the use of guests who occupy, the
3 bedrms.: pvt. rms, S45: dble.,
$3.50 ia. 1885. -22
BETHESDA-Lge. sgle. front rm.,
pvt. home, all conv.: at Wis. ave.
bus and shops; $50. OIL. 2-6434.
BLAIR HOTEL. Silver Spring. Md.
District line. delightful summer liv-
ing, spacious rms, large porches.
free parking; day. week, or month.
JU. S-3O29. JU. 9-9775. -26
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GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm.. attrac.
tive and spacious apt. with another
girl 25-40; conv. NV. apt. bldg.
all privils. TU. 2-2596 after pm.
CONGENIAL GIRL, around 25; tc
share attrac.. 2-bedrm. apt. IN Arl
(Barcroftl with 2 other girls; twin
beds, all conv.: convenient to Pen.
tagon and D. c. ia. S-4400. Ext
COLORED-LADY WILL SHARE he,
apt, with sgle. working lady. 30-4C
yrs. old. Call RA. 3-921S. --23
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3020 PORTER ST NV
APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.

PARK-Beaut. furn. 2-bed-
rm. apt; pvt. entr.. conven. loc.;
children over 8; S110 mo. JU. S-1S7S.
PARK-Nicely furn. efic.
apt: pvt. entr.. util. incl; SO mo-;
TAKoMsA saIS PARK. Md 15Shqi bedrm.- o liv
rm.. kit. and bath in Aunt brick
bldg ; $50. ROBERT E. LOHR, 311
Cedar ST.. Takonfa Park. D. c., RA.
NEWLY DEC, liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit,
transp. Ss7 so JU. 9-7347. -26
COOL. quiet, mod. efficiency bsmt.
bed-liy. rm:, kit, dinette, shower.
ppyt6; ppy6 entr" e1d qtils; furni Couple 9nly.
TAKoMA PARK, 9o5 Fairview ave.
bedrm.. bath. $50 incl. utils. Open
7 TIes' and 11ae Wed. eyes, 7;3O TO- O.
TAX. PK.@Nr. Washington sani-
tarium; eff1c. bsmt. apt; shower; pvt.
entr. new home; SIS mo. JU. 5-46SS.
RIvERDALE. Md. 4 rms. and bath
apt. q .bedrms.l nicely furn.. near
stores, tranSp.. Rte. /. etc. Large
shady grounds. ideal for summer
i and bath: utils. included: SO mo.
36I2 39th ave. colmar Manor Nd
SILVER sPRING-cool basement apt
nicely furn. rms, and bsmt., pvt.
avail Aug. Is; adults. Call ~.
TAKOMA PARK, S1OI Flower ave-
Nicely furn., 1-bedrm. apt; close
to Washington Sanitarium; 500
mo; Apply Apt. No. or call ST.
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ROOMS EURHIsHED-s.E.-s.W

BRANCH AVB.-M st. sc. vic. Large
quiet rm.. semipvt. bath. ext. phone,
refgr.. furn. as studio or with dble.
or single bed: $50. LU. 2-373S.
CAPITOL HILL, opp House Office.
block Libr. Cong.-Well-furn front
rm., 3-speed reversible window fan.
semipvt. bath, use refgr.; quiet
house; woman. Phone Ii. 3-2913
after :. --2S
1862 S ST. S.E.-Lge. rm. w/twin
beds, next bath; home privils.; empl.
CAPIToL pFJi ST Hill eh 400 5 New SSot Jersey ave
s.e.-Nice single and double rooms.
--23
DELIGHTFUL ROOM in apt. with 1
lady: cook. and lndry. priVils.; reaS. (;
close stores. bus. LU. 1-7167. -22
VICINITY SUITLAND-Nicely furn.,
clean rm. with pvt. bath; gentle
man; $40 per month. LO. 7-311O.
CoLORED-S.E. SEC.-Furn. or un-
furn. rm. After 4 pm, Ii. 7-5549.
-26
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APTS. UNFURNISHED-D. c.

APTS. UNFURNISHED-D. c.
Az ORANGE ST. s.E.-Basement
apt; 2 rms, kit. and bath; S62 SO
including utils. UN. 4-35O0. ga
KITCHEN, dining room, living room,
semibath,. bedrm. Call JU. S-900S
for appointment. go
MODERN APT bedrm., liv. rm..
dinette, kitchen and bath; $3.50
per. mo. Adults. Open Sun 1910
Holbrook ter. ne. Apt 204. See
janitorr at 1890 Holbrook ter, Ii.
sHiPLEYY PARK-one and two-bed-
rm: apts., in lovely Sc. apt. devei-
windows, plenty Of closet space,
storage rms. and laundry facils. /;
conv. to bus; schools and shopping
S%s55o; % ! bedrms.. earns. sSS; FGm ali noV utiis' IS
included once located at 340O
25th St Sc, 10. 2-0l35. -27
rms and pvt. bath; completely
redecorated; all utilS, furn.; only
S45 mo-; to EMPLOYED couple only.
ast ascRkG Eiy fauiParNF & i@d TPd co, s. FE RE
1869 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.2Giv;
rm., din. rm.. kit, 3 oedrms. and
CONGRESS HEIGHTS SECTION
Attrac., lge. 2-bedrm- apt: utils.
incl: $3.50 to S95. once At
1000 Miss: ave. Sc. 10, 2-06lS
CAPIToL HILL-5 rms and bath;
newly. dec. elevator seryice. Tu;;
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ATTRAc conEeSal o1TGn1d Ttr aEs 22S6
with another, at $500 Wis. ave.
Carlton House. EN- 2-6S2l, bet.
$50 and 7;30 pm. Refs. REQUIRED.
share 2-bedrm. apt. with another
g1rl: excel. neighborhood; reas. TIE.
6-S070 after 3. go
LADY. about 35, to share with an
other lady; twin -bedrm. apt. Conv.
ONF GIRL, $3.50, to share apt.
with another girl S5h mo. Call
DU 7-100o, EXT. $40, between 6-S
WOMAN e5 to 40 to share beautifully
furn. 2-bedrm. apt Call 10.
2-1522 between s and 5.
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APTs. FURNISHED. c.

914 HAMILTON ST. NV.
Four rooms. nicely furnished. Conv
Sidered X75 -00
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1 BEDROOM, $50

2-BEDRM. APT. DOWNTOWN. S66
1917 Rhode Island ave. NV, Apt
SOB: elevator building; vacant.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S300
NEW, DE LUXE-I814-1S Que st.
s.e.-2-pedrm. apts., incl. lge. ly.
rm., kit. dinette and bath. S94 so.
everything included; storage facili
ties; automatic laundry. Keys at
CHARLES C. CONNER. RE. 1926
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10th ST. NV, 1914
1-rm. effic., pvt. bath. elevator.
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APIS. UNFURhIsHEo-vA.

DEL RAY AREA, ALEX bedrms..
sSan screened krs; porch1 oip Farase; ' avail AuI.
| /: 500. AD. $500 ewes. ---23
NATIONAL AIRPORT Boulevard
SaFdsn sne snd APaFt@snss M vs4nSn bSd v
bedrm.. kit. and bath; only $75..
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
IARLiNGToN, VA, sse.6O-a-bedrm.
restricted adults. ia, 2-3300, --22
ARLINGTON. near Colonial Village
New 1-bedrm.. storage. laundry;
paTkins itars ..t to &sG Be t sdultS W;,an all
blvd. Blvd LETT on Pierce ST. st., left to 1867
18th I'd. N MRS. HELD. ia. s-sso2.
VIRGINIA. bedrm.. westover sec
tion, s6s; available Aug. 1. Dr.
AkIL.7@s All rms; lss. kts;; bath; and T.:
N6R4H iPls 81 M I;fss0 in; az e
ttTac; oa,st 1,6edrm; M, apt; , COW to f. r..
DREYFUss BROS 1918 18th st.
one E Month VFFREE. for taking 70 my
sTand;ns" sIoa 81 Js Apt bi2ess Ssdrms' N 5rl'
kit, din. alcove. bath; nr. Wash.
and Lee shop: center, Fort ,Myer nr.
intersection Arl and wash. blvds.
I'M. 3-567s. days: EN-. 3-92os.
ARLINGToN-1 blk. from Hecht's:
1-bedrm. apt; lge. liv. rm.. kit;
avail. Aug. !; $50. IA; 2-0471.
Arl. Hall-In apt. bldg; liv., rm.,
dinette, bedrm.. bath, kit. exhaust
fan, lge. closets locker, laundry.
parking; S75 incl. utiis. ia.
ARLINGToN-one -bedrm. apt. near
Pentagon; ST9.50. Two-bedrm. apt.
near Hecht's, S93.50. ia. $3.50
or XII. S-1320. "a
AVAIL. IMMED.-Two 2-bedrm. apts.,
$500. utils. incl large apts. 800
Tennessee ave, Alex. OV. 3-0950.
IA
AIEX.-Lovely -bedrm. apt. at bus:
$3.50; adults only. 922 s. WASH
fnnfnn IA
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APIS. uAFuRNIsHED-D. c.
BRAND-NEW APARTMENT:

Wheeler rd and Wal1ler pl. SCI
and 2 bedroom units; everything you
and sos incl utils. Agent on prem.
iseS. 10. 2-37S3 or 10. 3-6624.
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THE NORTH STAR

01A.OU "EEh
Large double room. suitable for ladies
or gentlemen. Next bath; maid
service: i blk. of Conn; walking
distance downtown. 1926 18th ST. NV.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM., twin
beds; will accept child, home
privtleges. DE. 2-73S3. IA
COLORED-LGE. FURN. RIM. with
home PRIVILEGES. End fi. front. 3
windows Conv TU. 2-5S29. -23
OLORED-Basement room, twin
beds, also room with cooking privils..
CoLoaEDM11Sa0 COLUMBIA RD.
N.W.-Nicely furnished rm. for one
person, $3.50 wk. DU 1883. -22
COLORED - 2O34 FLAGLER PL.
N.W.-Beautifully furnished room
for couple or single lady: EN-
ployed; cooking. laundry; no chill
dren; SO wk. DU.. 7-S273. pa
COLORED. N.W.-Nice rm. for cple.;
home privils. Call NO. 7-4509 after
COLORED-FURN. End FL. FRONT-
Man and wife or . sgle. working
girls House priyils.: S42 mo. NO.
CoLoRED-1344 You ST. NV
Second fl. front; adults only. Call
NO. 7-T053. "a
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR RETIRED PERSON or couple;
lge. rm. with telephone; pvt. home
in shady Takoma PIX; plenty to eat.
LIKE A SUMMER REsoRT-Care-
free life in an old Virginia man
sion. 5 minutes from the city;
spacious. cool rooms; delicious
meals: large lawns and porches
MAID SERVICE: FREE PARKING,
See by appt. only. ia. s-S91Q;
WESLEY HALL-Announces opening
Of new bldg Sgle. and twin bedrms.,
caily maid service. running water In
rms Bendix "ecreation activities
NV HU 3-5433.
IlOI 10th ST. N.W.-Large cool rms,
nicely furnished; selected menu,
", switchboard; reasonable.
COLUMBIA RD; NV. goo, I,ia At Conn; SGdd
meals Reas co. 5-2493. 24S
WALTER REED vic. Catholic home;
lge. room for employed girl; home
cooking; good transp.; SIS per wk
ia. 9-l760. rs
Evening star., 1953-07-22
THE ,JOHN KILPEN HOTEL

1910 ASHMEAD PL NV
One-half block Of Conn. ave-, over
looking Rock Greek Park, away from
trafic noise: convenient tranSp.;
double and single rms. private
baths avallable: excel meals; rates
S17 so 9k. up. HO. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1953-07-22
THE BRoADMOOR

IHE BROADMOOR
maid Service-Garage
Several attractively furn. 1-bedrm
type rentals in this OUTSTANDING
Conn. ave. bldg. Short or long term
$120-S170 mo. BY appointment only
call EDMUND j. FLYNN CO.. Ma
1902 18th ST. S.E.-2nd a., rms.
heat furn. Across from Anacostia
H. s. Immed. occupancy; SIS. To
inspect, see 1st-fl. tenant.
HohenStein Bros, Ii. 7-300C
Evening star., 1953-07-22
ROCK CREEK APIS

EMBASSY APTS.
1913 Harvard st. n.w.-Liv. rm., bed
rm. kit dinette, hath -2R
Evening star., 1953-07-22

1907 p ST. N.W.-1 rm.. efiic.. nicely
furn.. elec. refgr.. gas stove, sh
bath, $50. Call or see aft. 6 pm,
NO. 7-1351. -23
TAKOMA PARK, near Walter Reed
Nicely furn. 2 bedrmS.. TV; l blk
express bus, shops. JU. 5-5269.
Evening star., 1953-07-22

WE HAVE APTs. AND HOUSES SUB.
va, MD. (WHITEl. OPEN z DAYS
-A-ONE RENTAL d REALTY CO.
024 BoNP flf6 T BL2Gv Z AVE EA; e W $1,000
815 KING ST. ALEX. KI. 8-131;
DOWNTOWN, 1922 N ST. NV.
Two rms. and porch, utils. furn.,
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1774 MASS. AVE. NV. 1.-THE Oak
mont"-Efic. apt; twin beds, elec
kit; utilS and bed linen furn
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GEORGETOWN

.-FUI = :
Avail. Aug l. Consisting Of 2 lge.
bedrms., liv. rm., dinette and kit. :.
It'll incl Apply MGR, co 5-6343
Evening star., 1953-07-22

ST.. .74-NEWLY REDEC.
Bedrm... liv. rm... sep, din. rm.. kit.
WAYNE TERRACE APIS.
Mr.. Boiling Field and S. CAPITOL 81
10. 2-1055. 10. 2-54i5
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IHEX.-Lovely -bedrm. apt. at bus:
$3.50; adults only. 922 s. WASH
tp0fpp st pa
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600 XENIA ST. Sc.
Largest 2-bedroom apt. in Sc. Wash
ington; 500 per mo. incl. utiiS.
garage available. UN. 4-350O.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Sail and Power Fans
Plan Big Week End
With 4 Events Listed

Sail and power competition at
three yachting centers starting
today and winding up Sunday
give Washington area racing fans
a big week end.
And for the stay-at-homes,
there is the weekly Sunday series
of sail races of National Yacht
Club
Leading off the show is the
third annual Chesapeake Bay
women'S sailing championship
OF the Naval Academy, which
opened this morning at 9 o'clock.
Six top-seeded women shippers
are racing for the bay title in
Navy knockaboutS.
They are Linda Youngs Of Old
Dominion Boat Club, defending
champion and representative Of
the Potomac River area: DuSSa
Hennighausen, Annapolis Yacht
Club, middle western shore area:
Mrs. John Donald, Fishing Bay
Yacht Club, southern bay; Mrs.
Virginia KeySer, Pasadena Sail
ing Association, northern west
ern shore; Bobbie Barton, Corsica
River Yacht Club, northern east
ern shore. and Mrs. William
Myers, Tired Avon Yacht Club,
middle eastern shore.
{ Winner to Move Up.
ut is a six-race series with
Shippers and their crews chang
ing boats between events. The
wlnner will be eligible to repre-
sent the bay in the national
sernif1nals on Barnegat Bay, and
the winner there will race in the
finals on Long Island Sound for
the national title.
For sailors of both sexes, the
big event tomorrow and Sunday
iss the Fair Haven Sailing Club
regatta on Herring Bay. The
program opens at the early hour
of 8 am. when a fleet of Chesa-
peake 20s, Chesapeake 16s and
Thistles leave Zang's Pier at
Galesville for a long-distance
race to Fair Haven.
Series racing begins at 2 pm.
tomorrow for the three classes
plus Comets, Penguins and Tenn
pests. Second and third races
are planned at 10 am. and 2 pm.
Sunday followed by trophy pres
entationS
Look to New Facilities.
Fair Haven. S. C. officials are
looking forward to use for the
first time of the facilities of the
Rose Haven Yacht Club. They
include a protected harbor, a
small boat ramp for launching
boats, meals at the yacht club
and sleeping quarters at a motel
adjacent to Rose Haven.
Meanwhile, the power clan will
be leaving town tonight for the
two-day Wilson Point Mems Club
regatta on Middle River above
Baltimore. This is rated as one
of the better speedboat regattas
in Region 4.
The program starts each day
at l pm. following a 11:30 am.
drivers meeting. On tap tomor-
row are AU. Blu and B stock out
boards and 48-cubic- inch run
abouts and D and E service run
abouts. Sunday will be hydro
plane day with heats for 48-cubic-
inch hydros, Pacific One-designs,
266. 1876 and 135-cubic-inch
hydros. All of these classes are
sure to put on show worth
watching.
The National Y. C. weekly
series for one-designs starts Sum-
day at 1870 pm. with the usual
double e-header.
M. L., Jr..
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Chesapeake Bay Shippers
GET Ocean Race Awards
snseiaI Dispatch TO The star


ANNAPOLIS, June 26.-Ches-
apeake Bay shippers won a good
portion of prizes awarded last
night at the Naval Academy
after the windup of the 466-mil
Newport Annapolis yacht race.
Vice Admiral Turner Joy, SUI
perintendent of the Naval Acad-
emy, awarded second place
prizes to Albert Kuehnle of An
napolis, skipper of the Vixen. for
class C, and Carleton Mitchell.
also of Annapolis. owner of the
big yawl Caribbee. for class B
honors.
William T. Jarvis of Washing
ton, sailing his first ocean race
in his sloop Bear, received a
third-place prize for class C.
Jarvis, a Reconstruction Finance
Corp. official. had an al-star
crew that included an admiral
for a navigator. Glass A and
feet prizes went to John Mich
olas Brown of Providence, R. /.
Other bay yachts in the race
included Porter Schutt's Egret,
Jim Brickell's Starlight and
Herbert Bryant's Courageous,
which finished fourth, fifth and
sixth, respectively, in class B.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

it, but it surely is effective. Don't
try trolling with even small fiat
fish in shallow water. They dig
deep and hang up continually.
Try the deep holes with them.
Angling for brook trout in the
mountain streams of nearby
States has dropped of. The
stocked fish remaining are rela-
lively few. Still there are plenty
for the angler who knows his
trout fishing, and the diehards
are having a lot Of sport now
that the crowds are of the
streams. It is hot, hard fishing.
particularly during the middle of
the day, and we would not advo-
cate it except for the angler
who'd rather catch a trout than
any other species.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

Another hard-luck driver in
this class is John McKeever. ex-
commodore of CPBA, who broke
a casting on his caMburetor at
Hopewell But he. too, will be
back for Wilson Point.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Olympic Star Konno Nears
Mark in 2OO-Meter Swim
BY the Associoted Pres.

HONOLULU. June 26.-Ford
Konno of Hawaii, Olympic swim
ming star. won the 200-meter
freestyle in 1904. opening the
four-day annual Keo Nakama
meet at Waikiki Natatorium last
night.
Konno'S time was one second
short Of the American record set
by Wayne Moore of Yale. Moore
placed third in 2:1I last night.
Jim McLane, also OF Yale. was
second in 2:09.7.
Yochi Oyakawa, another
Olympic champion, won the 100
meter backstroke in 1908. His
own American record is 1857.
The meet drew five 1852 Olym-
pic swimmers. Dick Cleveland
and Bill Woolsey. both Of Hawaii.
will swim In later events.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

The big rockfish at the Gooses,
Stone Rock and the Hill in
Chesapeake Bay have not yet
schooled, but smaller fish are
now following the standard sum-
mer pattern, and as anglers
learn their hangouts. more and
better catches are being made
trolling and cumming.
Capt. Bert Lamb found a
school of. rock on Tuesday near
Pone Buoy over on the eastern
side of the bay and his party.
consisting of Irwin Love, Mike
Michaelson and Bill Gardner.
took As fish, ranging up to 4
pounds. All were caught trolling
with Lusby Lures in sizes 10,
20 and go, any color, with long
nylon leaders and no weight
the best way of all to catch
stripers next to cumming. Capt.
Lamb says Lusby's new lure, in
10 size, proved most effective on
the pan-sized fish and thinks it
conner. In our opinion, it will
take the big ones as well as
smaller fish, if you know how to
play the fish.
We now have some worthwhile
fishing in our own back yard, as
proved by Dale Hobert, aged IA,
Of Alexandria. Fishing in the
Tidal Basin with q spinning out
fit with spinner lure. he caught
a 16-inch largemouth black bass.
There are some nice crappie to
be caught in the basin and carp
running up to more than Is
pounds.
The scarcity of hardhead in
Chesapeake Bay still is a big
topic among the bottom fishing
fraternity. which includes by far
the greater number of saltwater
anglers. Occasionally some one
runs into a small school and
catches a few. Joseph McAllister
and his grandson frankie, fish,
ing at Solomons from a skiff
with an outboard motor and
batting with bloodworrns. were
fortunate in taking II Of the
croaker family averaging a pound
and a half. They tried shrimp
bait with no success.
Smallmouth fishing in the
Potomac and Shenandoah Riv-
ers has been tough going in spite
of the fact that both streams
and their tributaries have been
in excellent shape. Most success
has been achieved with live bait.
However, now that the feast of
17-year locusts is about over.
perhaps the smallmouths will
look with more favor on artificial
lures.
One of the most popular fly
rod bats, for both casting or
trolling, is the small flatfish lure
in various colors. It is a wicked
little bait, and we hate to fish
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Mory Slaughter Siqns

BROOKLINE, Mass. June 25
Urinary Slaughter of the
University of Virginia, winner of
last weeks Eastern Intercol-
legiate women's singles tennis
title. yesterday defeated Edythe
Ann Sullivan of birmingham
Teachers College, Ga. 6-3. in
the final match of a college
girls invitation tourney. Miss
Slaughter then teamed with
Ruth Jeffery of Bouvais for a
6-1, Ga victory over Susan
Bralower Of Rollins College and
Priscilla Couch of VasSar in the
doubles final.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
Mosconi, Fitzpatrick To Play Billiard Mutch

Willie Mosconi, world pocket
billiard champion, and Washing
toms John (Rags) Fitzpatrick,
who placed fifth in the worlds
tournament at San Francisco,
will meet in exhibition matches
at $3.50 and $3.50 pm. Monday at
the Brunswick Billiard Room
1419 Irving street NV.
After the matches the pair will
compete in one pocket, the game
in which each competitor is al
Evening star., 1953-06-26
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