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ST. 3-0505

L ST. S.W.-4-rm,
house; S30.50. RAYMOND r
RUPERT. 1017 9TH st. nv. ST. g.
CoLoRED-a.Oo 18th ST. Ne
Modern. 6 rooms, finished bsmt.
brk. gas heat; I'd. Call NO. 7-29:s
COL0RED-sOs end ST. N.E.--3-rm
house With bath, gas heat; S65
NV 81. 3-S4S4. 10
COLORED-49OO MINNESOTA AVE
N.E.-,Modern. corner brick home
{. bedrns., gas heat; large yards
500 mo. COMET REALTY CO.
1908 N. Y. ave. NV. ME. S-0095.
CoLORED-13Ie 9Th ST. NV. ;
bedrms., liv.. rm.. kit, bath, bsmt.
sol mo Call ME. S-5400.
COLORED-132 E ST. SET rms
bath; h.-w.h.: newly dec; 500 mo
Key at 1874 Z after 3 o'clock.
COLORED-9i6 r ST, S.W.-5 rms.
S37; so. Look at before calling, ME
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HOUSES UNFURhIsHED

:-BEDRooM RAMBLER. auto. gas
heat. 10. minis. Silver Spring. Be-
thesda Hosp: nr: schools and bus
$50. Ewes. IA. 2-2972. IA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. semidet.
newly dec. mr. Psntagon; Washing:
mo. EN-. a-567s davs; EN-. 3-a20s
NR. NxvY ANNEX .PENTAG0Nns-
bedrm. brk.; gas h.-w.h.: gar; scr.
porch. fenced yd.; $12b. ia. 2-3236.
ARLINGTON 3-bedrm. semidet
brick; conv. to Pentagon. Arl. Annex.
Ehs ishS0 MAR iiR0PRRkE PRRk SbTao SH ss2os :.c7.s
Sevis redsc '0ei csii Bill fLfsoaaa BA1LEY. ~
.s6s go siABsNssuRSD aStSs 81 RinsDfS5opN Sb NEIx.
sSgse sgs nIsa.nssur. fIS5taDls for ID sDts Apply
FAILS cHuRcH-Nice a-bedrm. 6rk.
hungaiow; fun Psmt.. lge. attic,
cant. or. $1,000. Ia
5027 ILL. AVE. N.w.-6-rm. house.
eaS heat. gar. bsmt, Conv. to schs.,
stores; close to Walter Reed. Sl25
mo. For inspection call ia. 9-Ol99.
12o E. CAPITOL sT.-Lse. conven-
lent home within walk. distance
CAPITOL; can. be used for roominE
once. Lge. tile bath, $3.50 month,
NHAARRYo JUSTINE. s11 18th st..
sH1 ss6GGSTiHf ss6GGSif' NELSON ST.. Ari.11fEiv.
min. to Pentaeon: 2-bedrnf. seriti.
TiLLzaSs. En-. s-tSSz SEtAESSs 81. AzE.SSsPSS:
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COLORED

! 9TH AND B NE.-Vacant: 6-rm
and bath Colonial: brick. gas heat
Many other houses. Come to ONCE
open Q am. to Q pm. daily ano
Sunday. lst NATL. REALTY, .
Thomas Circle, NV, RE. 1-3531.
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AIR R-CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
In Washington's most exclusive near
the embassy section. Liv. rm.. din.
rm., very lge. library. 2 kits. (gar-
bage diSposer. dishwaSherl. dumb
waiter. garage, 8 bedrms.. = baths,
3 flreplaces. lge. wiStaria cup
board; 2nd-f1. sun deck; storage rm..
maids rm. and Law, gas heat
JAMES L. DIXON d CO.. ST.
$1,000. -15
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COLORED
NEW HOMES
a

Almost COmpIeted-Sl5,95U
Hurry little or you will lose ar
one of these outstanding 3"bedrm
brick Colonials. Located Just of
the corner Of 18th and Monroe SITS
ne. Downtown bus at your door
shopping on the corner. Feature
tiled and mirrored y bath on Isl
A., full sep. din rm.. T. shaped
Kit. with. bar. full bsmt. arranged
Tor lge. future rec. rm., very deer
has a porch. They are brand-new
through and through. and remem
Der Just = left Very easy terms
Call now. JU. 9-6440 from 9 am
till q pm. WOODSIDE REALTY co
ia
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HOUSES UAFURAIsHeD

Ga. Ave. and Longfellow
Vacant. light tapestry Colonial brick,
4 rms. and bath. basement, beauti-
fully fully deSorated; 6 oil heat, Others.
open . am. to Q pm. daily and
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BETHESDA AREA
BETHESDA

Sl5,950-One OF the most attractive
ramblers in the Bethesda area at
this price. Lovely corner lot 90 #.
wide. Nearly new sparkling brick
rambler with garage connected to
the house by very wide screened
breezeway. > bedrooms and bath,
living room. dinette and Kitchen on
LIST H.; stairs from hall to md n.
with dormers and roushed-in plumb.
ing for future | or = additional
bedrooms and bath. Excellent financ-
ing. Near schools. Better see US
today. Call RE. 1850. 9 til 8.
Colonial Investment Co
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

WANTED, COMFORTABLE furn. enc
apt, in or nr. Bethesda. by Feb.
Call OIL. 2-4095.
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COLORED-VACANT
COLORED
$3.50 DOWN-VACANT

1892 AMES PL. NE.
6-rm. row brick. bSmt.. front porch:
near schools and carline; reas. pay
mentS. Brokers cooperation.
SURETY REALTY CO.
AID. 4-UJ3l Ewes. JE. 2-035a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
DOCTOR OR DENTIS'

DOO1 1OH OH DENTIST
10Th AND WHITTIER PL. NV
This beautiful rambler. overlooking
Rock Creek Park, ideally arraneed
Tor home and Office. large rooms,
baths on lst a.: completely fin
lshed bsmt. with Oft. ceiling. in
Guiding ,bedrm. and full bath. Large
corner lot. Spacious screened porch
Must be seen TO be appreciated
Excellent financing. Shown BY appt.
only Call S, s. BROWN Ma
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BEERS BROS BEST BUYS
OWNER S SACRIFICE
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
BRICK BUNGALOW

HEART OF SILVER SPRING
2o-year FHA trust. Quality built for
easy living. Separate dining room.
larse modern kit, = twin-sized bed
rms. deep closets. washing machine.
hSmt,. hot-water gas heat, Near ali
schools; l block bus. Easy terms.
Price below S14.150. Mrs. Kohn,
RA. 6-Sa43
MARSHAL ]. WAPLE co.
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DECORATORS DELIGHT
10 work 10 save s4.o0d2 s HeTe!s
your home. 3-bedrm. 2-bath. det,
brick; lse. liv. rm. with firepl.. beau
uful din. rnl.. rec. rm. and gar.
nr. Walter Reed. "a blk. off 18th ST,
Priced at 10000 No heat. dress
warmly. . a.m.-9 pm. call EN-
- 800.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CHTLLUM TERRACE-Brick rambler.
near New Hamp. and Eastern aves. !;
only 2. yrs. old; 8 lovely rms. and
An outstanding value al SI6.950.
Call ia. 9-9710. ewes. BRIGHT
WOOD REALTY CO.. DI. 7-S666.
IA
CONGRESSMEN. doctors. dentists:
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Three-f :
and-bSmt.. semidet. property with
dble. parlor; fine woodwork, beaut.
mantel pieces, mod. baths. Entire
property in excel. cond. Separate
entrs. to finished bsmt Two-car loft
garage opening on wide alley. Price
S4g.500. Call Mr.. Herbst. Ma
s-AONO: ewes. EN-. 3-6.6o. j. RU-
PERI MOEI EE Ir Rnaitnr AZ
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CAPITOL Hill,

Two houses. on corner; one restored
and other in apis. Excellent invest :
ment, Sacrihce, and We mean sacri-
f1ce, for quick sale!
Two-famiiy apt, remodeled in George-
town style. Si4.50O.
Many others. from 80 500 to S45, 600,
STEVENS Pealfnrs .
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Sligo Parkway. Liv. rm. with picture
window land picture. din. rm
" bedrns. on LIST f. md A. has
plumbing and heat roughed IN and
ready for . more bedrms. and bath.
Full bSmt Priced 81 900 below the
market at Sl5.9oo with as little as
SSnu dnNn
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din. rm.: SIPS mo. Cali Wa,
$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. co.
-16
5059 SARGENT ROAD NE.
rm.. kit. and powder rm.. lst ir
3 bedrms. and bath. end fr. Excel
lent cond; sI25 on lease. Avail
5os3 9th PLACE NE.
semidet, brk,, 3 rms. bath. gas
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 I4th ST. NV. AD 4-:005
CHECK THESE outstanding values:
SlOd. Westover. of Wash. blvd.
close to Walter Reed. elem. school
Lge; kit, separate, din. rm. AL
sPdSl GFiSk' ASsil; Ssdrm5 inmsf- al masonry, nr
Columbia pike. immed- avail.
S105. . bedrms., Colonial, close-in
$40. Conv. to Shirley hwy. nr
shopping: 2 bedrms., brick, immed
SiI5. Vic. Arl. Courthouse. only
$ mos. old. . bedrms.. full bsmt..
liv. rm.. din. rm., beautifully equip
sI35. 3-bedroom brick rambler, 2
yrs. old, lge. beautiful and wooded
lot in quiet Falls Church CON-
munlty' aEal. jan. Il.
Sl33; 3-bedroom brick rambler. va
cant. immed. occupancy. fun bsmt.
nearby Falls Church suburban com.
munity.
Sl65. Unusually pretty English
Colonial In lovely Ashton Heights,
avail. Jan. 25; hedrm. and bath,
lst floor; 2 master bedrms.., ad
ditional bath. up; daylight bsmt
with rec. rm.. att. gar; Anchor.
fenced yard
POMPoN1O REALTY
2222 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1860
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NEARBY MD. HOMES
I" bedrns Hills, 500 mo
East Pines. D rooms SlOn mo
Radiant Valley rambler sos mo
Cheverly-6-rm. brick Sl3J mo
College Park. 10 rooms 500 mo
Nr. Lewisdale. Md, school, off Rigg
I'd. Practically new, 3-bedrm
brick, fun bsmt., 1st-h. Law, sep
din. rm.: SIPS mo. Call WA
$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO
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OLORED-SIX-R bath det.: large
lot. Bricktex over frame. S300- $500
cash: $4o-S60 mo. Vacant Good
condition. la A-H0ln- Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

barriers. A drainage culvert be-
meath a levee in southeast DeS
Moines had been plugged with
sandbags and timberS and police
said there was positive EVIL
dence" some one had attempted
to remove the plug.
New Damage in Bottoms.
AS the peak flood rolled south
ward, it spread over thousands
of acres of bottomland. causing
new damage. Near Runnells. a
few miles below Des Moines, the
river spread across about 80
farms.
Far downstream, Ottumwa.
hardest hit city in Iowa in the
previous record 1947 floods,
braced for high water over the
week end. The crest there was
expected to be 1914 to II feet
Sunday night.
Col. Nelson lie Clair, jr., dis
trict Army engineer at Rock
Island, ILL.,, estimated flood dam
age in the DeS Moines, Cedar
and Iowa watersheds at about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
Des MONIES Cheered
As Flood Crest Dips;
bikes Still Guarded
BY the Associated Press

DIES MONIES, June 25.-The
Des Moines Rivers record flood
crest slowly receded today and
weary levee workers were cheered
by the news that the end of their
long battle against the stream is
In sight.
Engineers who directed the
three-day fight to hold the un-
ruly river out of major residen-
tial and business areas were con-
fident the bikes would hold.
A crew of men and machines
toiled through the night how
ever, reinforcing permanent
levees and constructing new tenn
porary bikes near the junction
of the Des Moines and Raccoon
rivers in southeast Des Moines,
This, officials said, was to fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
Long Lines Employe
Gets Gold Emblem.

Albert E. Harris. jr., was pre-
sented with q gold emblem on
Wednesday, concentrating his
3Oth year of, service with the
Long Lines Department of the
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co.
Mr.. Harris. a transmission
man. is employed in testing. adj
jHSting and operating long
distance equipment in Washing
ton.
Born in st. Paul, Mimi, Mr..
Harris has lived in Brookmont,
Md. for the last 20 years.
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Lehigh Coal Company Quits; !
Sd BIGGEST in Anthracite Field

excessively heavy financial
losses"
Lewis Approved Plan.
The company had offered to
reopen the mines June z and
scheduled work for some $500
valley miners on condition that
the workers agree to a plan
calling for more production
per miner.
United Mine Workers Chief
tain John L. Lewis approved the
back-to-work plan. Five UNIV
locals also agreed to the proposal
but a f1fth-the Tamaqua Col
liery local-rebelled. 1t threw
up picketS around the mines on
the back-to-work day and all
miners, as they additionally do,
refused to cross the picket lines.
Even a trip to the region by
Mr.. Lewis himself failed to per-
suade the Tamaqua miners to
call of their pickets.
The TamaQua miners went to
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BY she Assoeiossd Press /.

LANSFORD, Pa, June 25.-
The once booming Panther
Greek Valley faces the greatest
economic cricis of its history
today following an announce
ment that the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Co. is suspending its
anthracite operations.
Lehigh. third largest anthra-
cite producer in the Nation, is
the principal source of employ
ment for some 10000 residents
Of this Eastern Pennsylvania
hard coal area.
Lehigh's board Of managers
decided yesterday at an emer-
gency meeting in Philadelphia to
liquidate its coal producing SUBJ
sidiary-Lehigh Navigation Coal
Co.-because a plan to step up
prOduction had met with OPP
position from some. miners.
ncdVy 4OSScS C1CeOs
''ThiS is the climax Of years of
heavy losses which we are no
longer able to absorb" said
Lehigh President c. M. Dodson
in a statement announcing the
shutdown.
Ironically, tomorrow the 5000
employees of the subsidiary begin
their annual To-day vacation.
Mr.. Dodson said he hopes the
company will be able to meet
the 100000 vacation payroll
But as of June 80, Mr.. Dodson
said the services of all employees
including Salaried workers
will be terminated. The parent
firm plans to continue its profit.
able New England railroad and
other interests.
The apparent end of Lehigh
Navigation Coal Co. - known
only as "the company" to all
residents of the VALLEYS but
the latest of a long series of set
backs to the staggering anthra-
cite region. The switch to oil
and gas heaters in homes and
the trend toward diesel locomo-
tiveS has brought critical unem-
ployment problems.
Yesterdays announcement
didn't come as a complete sur
prise. Lehigh suspended opera
tions last May 3 when it said it
wanted to re-evaluate the firms
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stall any possible breakthrough
when the minor crest moving
down the Raccoon reaches Des
Moines. No major flooding was
expected from the Raccoon, how
ever.
Rapid Drop Due Today.
The Des Moines River, which
reached its apparent crest at
3O.19 feet at 9 am. (EDT yes
terday, had fallen only about a
foot by Z am. today.
But the Weather Bureau said
it should drop to the 28-foot
level by noon and be down to
bankful stage of % feet by the
time the Raccoon reaches its
peak at midnight tonight.
Ernest E. KalSow, assistant
city engineer, said that the
emergency was not ended and
the dikes would be patrolled I'M
til all danger of any new breaks
was definitely past.
Police, meanwhile, were in
vestigating what they said was
definite evidence" of an attempt
to sabotage one of the flood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
Woman Enters Cunudu
On 17,OO0-MiIe Ride
BY the Associated Press

MONTREAL, June 25.-Ana
Baker, a hard-riding miss from
Argentina, came a cropper last
night on the last lap of her
17,0OO-mile horseback trip from
BuenoS Aires to Ottawa. Cana
dian immigration officials cor
rallied her two horses as sus-
pected disease carriers.
The 36-year-old horsewoman
reached the Canadian border
near Champlain, N. Y, after a
31a-year ride through South,
Central and North America.
She was allowed to enter Can
ada, but her horses were held
for veterinary examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

Gov. John s, Fine seeking help
Wednesday. The Governor
called Mr.. Dodson and asked
that no abandonment action take
place before a general meeting Of
the miners next Sunday. How
ever, Mr.. DodSon replied that it
was too late to put of a decision.
Last night, some 200 members
of the Tamaqua local heard
Floyd Eveland of the locals
Mines Committee. tell them he
believes the company ''is bluffing.
They have too much invested in
the coal business to pull out at
this time"
But the company said its
order. while issued with regrets,
was final.
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.onderbirds Plan Hike

The Wanderbirds Hiking Club
will hike along the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal on Sunday. A
chartered bus will leave Twelfth
street and New York avenue
NV. at $3.50 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

So million, mostly to land and
crops.
This does not include similar
heavy damage in Northwest
Iowa streams which flow into
the Missouri River.
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Just picture yourself in this picture-perfect set
ting No mere window model air-conditioners
were good enough for Braddock Lee every
room Of every apartment has an individual
thermostat control for our huge, centralized air
conditioning system! You haven't seen rooms
this big and bright in new apartments in years.
Every kitchen sparkles with modern work-Savers
everything from an automatic garbage dis
poser to big refrigerator with separate freezer
chest You can park free at your doorstep. Shop
ping centers, theaters and churches every
thing is right nearby! There's even a new ele-
mentary school right in the development!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
An Actor Needs
Change Of Pace
HOLLYWOOD.

Barbara Stanwyck. . real
baseball fan. once said she
felt any screen star aiming
for q long career should, like
q pitcher, possess q good
change of pace. She has put
the theory to profitable prac-
tice, too.
No other star has made as
many pictures as Barbara and
no one has ever approached
her in the business of mixing
'em up" Right now. she's
whirling her plot cycle back
to Westerns. She'll 'co-Star
with Glenn Ford at Columbia
in 1.-THE Bandits" starting
May 1. From there she will
60 to RKO for the top role in
Cattle Queen of the West"
(Released by the NANA.)
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AIRPORT
Arlington
OF A-all0

EDDIE CANTOR STORY" COLOR,
KEEFE BRAssELLE at 7:O5 and
1898; plus carson CITY" Color.
RANDOLPH SCOTT. at 9:2O. Car
toon. Located in Arlington on U. 8.
Bridge Kids Free!i
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Out of Retirement
He's No Cut-Rate Actor
Scottish Donald Girls p Returns to Films
Only When Salary Demand Is Met
By Harold Heffernon

good and known stars and good
directors were involved in them.
For instance. If a good script
came along with Ronald Col
man and Wilma Banky to be
co-starred, the bank, on my adj
vice, would lend the studio
money to make the picture.
But the bank then owned the
entire contract and we took
the first money coming in at
the box Office to protect our
investment"
Crisp recalled the time a
big producer (still operating)
wanted to bring a foreign &C.
tress over and sought $500, 900
for publicity alone. so he could
plaster her name and face on
every billboard in the country.
II made a speech before the
board suggesting it would be
better If the producer used a
star with an established name
who could already speak Eng
lish, so he wouldn't need $780,
600 for billboardS. much less
an additional loan for the pic
ture." he said.
Crisp himself has invest
ments in oil, real estate. cattle
an annuitieS. AS to the charge
that he's a multimillionaire,
he laughs it off with:
II might be just that today
If I hadn't been wiped out, like
almost every one else, in that
1929 crash"
Released by NANA)
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DRIVEN THEATERS
Abe DRIVEN. ZOO I ID 1'1 .:sa

Abe DRIVEN s I!00 i Io. 7,a a:s'
Family Showplace Of the Southeast.
3 miles from d. C. line. Follow South
Capitol st. Sc, . direct route TO
ABC. Children under IL yrs. FREE.
Open nightly $40 PM.
First Sc. showing. All-family show.
EDDIE CANTOR STORY" Techni-
color. at ZOO and 1925 PM: also
ELEPHANT STAMPEDE" at $50
Only.
Why cook at home? Eat at the
ABC. Shrimp Rolls, Ham
burgers. Hotdogs. Coffee, Milk
shakes, Barbecue, etc. Open 900
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British Critics
Like Greg's Film
HOLLYWOOD.

Gregory Peck, who. oddly,
has been getting better stories
and giving finer performances
abroad than he ever did in
Hollywood-"Roman Holiday"
and might People" to name a
pair-writes from Ceylon that
his newest film, 1.-THE Man
With a Million" was treated
to an East Indies version of
a Hollywood premiere. He's
especially plea sed because
British critics called it lone
of the funniest films of the
year." a1laying his fears that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

some Of the slapstick might be
frowned on by them.
After filming 1.-THE Purple
Plain" in London. Greg says
he'll return to the U. S., but
only for a three-week visit.
(Released by the NANA.)
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MT. VERNON N OPEN D AIR
BRANCH DRIVEN

BRANCH DRIVEN
$500 Branch Ave. Sc. Ofd. Rt. %,
614 Mi. So. Of d. C. Line. RE. 6-6666.
action! lst Wash. run! CORNEL
WILDE in MONS "SAAIDA." excit-
ing African adventure in Tech. 7:05.
1925: plus ALAN LADD in "AP-
Cartoon! Children Free! Free candy
to kiddies! Drive out Pa. ave. sc:
from Sousa Bridge; or out Suitland
Pkwy. from 8. Capitol Bridge, right
on Branch ave, drive ga mi. so. OF
D: c. Incl Starts Tues.l QUO
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catching . keeper-sised fish. We
can catch bluegills IN III sizes.
and small bass. but the larger
Of the latter species defy all our
strategy in the use Of artificial
lures. We're beginning to think
q good COB Of night craWlers is
the only solution.
And speaking Of ponds. the
Woodmont Country Club win
play host next Monday to nearly
q thousand Of the men In nearby
service hospitals who have been
wounded in the service Of our
country. Among the entertain
nents offered them will be fish,
ing in the well stocked ponds on
the clubs property. The Armed
Services Hospitality Committee,
under Mrs. William Calvin, win
have charge Of the men. Mrs.
Calvin tells US that about 100
fishing outfits win be needed for
the occasions rods and reels,
hooks and perhaps On assert
ment Of plugs for those who are
able to do 9 little casting. A
few sinkers Of the split shot
variety and some bobbers would
help. sIf any Of our readers
would like to contribute some
tackle to the occasion, call Mrs.
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With BIZ Leeleh

four fish and released all Of
them.
One interesting and pleasing
feature Of the marlin fishing this
season is the relatively great
numbers Of flsh caught and re-
leased. On the above mentioned
boats alone. 10 out Of II flsh
caught were released. While this
ratio does not apply in every
case, nevertheless sportsmen who
fish for these fine fighters are
finding it is more fun to catch
them and then let them go. This
is evidence Of q growing sense
of craftsmanship on the part Of
many anglers and boat captains,
and is highly commendatory.
Only by releasing the marlin
caught can the propagation Of
the species continue to furnish
more sport.
4 A&A
Chesapeake Bay fishing over
the week end continued about
as usual. Cumming seems to be
the most productive method of
taking rockfish as well as some
other species. While the troll
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ling has been good at times, the
flsh are raising 50 early In the
morning that most anglers lust
won't get up early enough to
reach the feeding grounds before
daylight.
Bob Olson Of Silver Spring,
Md. Mrs. TolSon and Mr.. and
Mrs. James o. Lucas had ex-
cellent sport cumming for rock
fish near Sharps Island Light
last week end with Capt. Jerome
King, who docks at the Rod N
Reel Club at Chesapeake Beach.
They used spinning tackle with
bobbers, fishing about eight feet
below the corks, and caught
their fill Of rockfish running up
to three and q half pounds. In
cidentally. the Silver Spring
Chapter Of the Izaak walton
League. Of which Tolson IS Sec
Rotary. starts its annual carnival
IN silver Spring next Monday.
-
Il we ever thought we were
an expert angler. those educated
bass in the small pond on the
farm Of Bethesda Chevy Chase
Ike Waltonians have surely de-
flated our ego. We've worked
them over more than once and
only yesterday succeeded in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-14
Boys Club Quintet
Beuts Auto City, 68-55

Bob Kessler scored 81 points
to lead the Boys Club of Wash
tngton to a 68-55 victory over
Auto City in a game played yes
terday in the unlimited division
Of the Boys Club of Washington
Summer Basketball League.
In the limited division, Friend
ship beat Chevy Chase Mer-
chants. Lew Luce Of Friendship
was high scored with 16.