Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
Nearby Beaches Crowded With Guests for Fourth Of July Holiday
70 Racing Nights
Stort July 80 at
Ocean Downs
By William B. cochron
Special Core poideps 81 The ssur

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OCEAN CITY, Nd, July e..
This resort was expecting the va
cationer tide to reach d high
level this long Fourth Of July
week end. IN years past as many
las 1O0. 900 have thronged here
for the independence Day holi-
day. Hotels and other accom-
modations were expected to be
customarily congested this week
end.
Nearby Ocean Downs raceway
will be a magnet when its 20
nights Of harness racing open
July 80.
Marlin are being hooked In
growing numbers. In eight days
Is were caught. One of them
was released by conservation
conscious Paul Skelly of Wash
ington. Among the other catches
boated were those made by Mar
| tin (Dutch) Winkler Of Silver
Spring. a 7-foot 48-pound beauty
another. by William A. Sud-
duth of College Heights, Z foot
AZ pounds: one by Art Engel-
heart, $3.50 Thirty-f1rst street
NV. a SIS FOUNDER. and by
Mark Nighell, 13-year-old Paul
Junior High student whose 100
pound beauty was top weight so
far this year. Mark lives at 535
Cedar street NV.
Osbourne Owings, Washing
ton. who landed the seasons
first June "a. will be back this
week end. Others who have en-
gagged Talbot E. Bunting charter
boats fishing for either marlin
or blues include: George H.
Jones, Hyattsville: S. B. Young.
Alexandria; Hugo Stellabotta.
Washington: DR.. r. L. Erickson.
Laurel; Guy c. Barron, WASH
i ington.
Guests for the holiday at the
Hamilton include: George w.
Jacobs, Arlington; Miss Nancy
Mari, Silver Spring; C. G. Cum
mings. Silver Spring; Yates Cat
lin. Washington: William NJ.
Knoll. Washington: Virgil Cain.
Takoma Park; Mrs. Theo Cox,
Washington; Ralph McAleer.
Washington.
Spending the Fourth at the
George Washington are: Edward
P. Hendricks, Arlington: Linton
F. West. Washington; John Nc
Mullen, Silver Spring; j. H.
Guam, Alexandria; Gus F..
Sc war; mann, Washington;
Miss Elizabeth M. Lowe, Airing
ton; Mrs. Roland A. Huley.
Washington.
Those with reservations at the
Harrison Hall included Frederick
Klous, Ralph Lane, David Rosen-
berg and family, Ernest Ohler,
Towson; Mrs. John Dubendorf,
Silver Spring: Miss r. A. Scott.
Hagerstown; William Bennett,
Edwin j. Deitz. M. T. Bohon,
Richard Keenan,. Mrs. Janet
Kelly. Miss Mildred Jenkins.
Mrs. Rose Burke, all of Washing
ton; George Adams, EVANSVILLE;
Harold Yingling, Westminster.
The. following were at the
Commander: Edwin Baird, John
H. Rothwell. Silver Spring;
Thomas H. Schaffert, Kensing-
ton; Irving A. Tennyson. w. H.
Whittlesey, N. w. Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Brinsfield and
family. Miss Alice Terrell. Miss
Ruth Armstrong, all of Wash
ington, and Miss Mary o. Ter
rell, Miss Helen Bass, Of Chevy
Chase. Md.
Also at the Commander for
the week end were: John C.
Rout, E. Muller, Robert E.
Brooks, Col. James B. Cunning
hame, all of Washington; MFR.
and Mrs. A. w. Nails and FAM
lily, Alexandria; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Halls and family, Alex
andria; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Sugrue and family. Chevy Chase;
and Mr.. and Mrs. James B Parks
and son, Arlington.
Each renting apartments dur
ing July or for the season from
the Ayres Realty Co.: F. S.
Giusti, Arlington; Mrs. r. w.
Johnscher, Arlington; Robert F.
Goffrion, Silver Spring: N.
Basiliko, r. B. Biesel. A. Man
ming Shaw, all Of Washington.
Other apartment jewellers in
clude Mrs. Florence Massey
Black, Miss Lynn Moore, Be-
theSda.