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The frontiersman., 1955-08-25
THURSDAY. AUGUST 25

THURSDAY. AUGUST 25 NORTHLAND PIONEER GRAN GEE, Grange Hall, 8 pm. ALASKA PRODUCE WEEK OPENS
 FRIDAY. AUGUST 26 All FAIR OPENS, Anchorage SQUARE DANCE GROUP, Moose Hall, 8 pm. ARCTIC TRAILS RIDING CLUB
 MONDAY. AUGUST % EKLUTNA PROJECT DEDICA- TON, Project site, 2 pm. KIWANIS CLUB, Coop club room, 12:05 pm. FAIR BOARD MEETING Theatre basement, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. AUGUST 90 SCHOOL REGISTRATION at CIntral and High School for all grades
 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Clerks office, 7:30 pm.
 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3l SCHOOL REGISTRATION at Central and High School for all grades
 THURSDAY. SEPT. M AMERICAN LEGION CONVEN- TON, Sitka, Alaska VALLEY HEALTH COUNCIL, Health Center, ' pm. AM. LEGION & AUXILIARY, Legion Hall, pm.
The frontiersman., 1955-08-25
MEETING SLATED
 FOR EXPLORER SCOUTS

All members of Explorer Troop 754 are urged to attend meet ing to be held Monday evening, August 29 in the basement of the United Protestant Church. Troop leader, William Adams, announc- ed these will be. an important discussion held at the meeting. small gathering of the two fam flies.
 FnONTTERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS'
 ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Evening star., 1955-05-10
HELP-WohAEN

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, age 23-4O.
some COLLEGE: responsible position
IS Seey. to head Of outstandinR
trade assn: days; 81. 500 No.
MENT ZEE coSs6IfaNTs asssfnfs Ris NC. McASaGt saite
500, 14O6 O NV.
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HELp-MEN

PART-TnGE COLLECTION ROUTE,
ewes. and Saturdays In NV. wash
for reliable young man with late
model car. Must be bondable. See
personnel nanager. RIM: 403; 100 i49o55
n m "Wednesday
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LEDGER CLERK
MAID


Pantry, white. under 35. Split shift.
Meals and uniforms furn. Apply
Chief Dietitian. DOCTORS HOSPI.
tai Bsmt.. 1915 Eye st. NV. --1G
MEDICAL SECY., TO $275
Lab. Techs. (wh. or colored), to $500
X-Ray Tech. type, NV, temp, Open
Beginner Stenos., NV, young, $225
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL.
900 18th NV, RIM. 500, ME. S-29S2
MGR. 1000 bookkeeping machine op-
orator; lunch plus $3.50, POTOMAC
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 2334 Will
son blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000.
NURSE, registered. supervising ca:
pacity. Regular hours. Personnel
once, wO. 6-3720, 10 a.m.-4 pm.
NURSES. practical. white. under so.
For day and night duty Private
Sanitarium. nearby Md. Must be
exper. and kind. Live-in. OIL. 2-730T.
NURSE. registered for summer camp
position. If interested call DU; z
tnss reg, with degree, s9!a5;
good hrs. GRACE DUNN, 1911 @
OFFICE CLERK; exper. on telephone;
his. educ, age 40-60. agreeable.
Miss Black at BOYD'S. 700 18th,
cor. @ (NA. S-2340.
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TIRE CHANGER, experienced: good
phone calls. BEN HUNDLEY. a446
rifhR iffh St CLERK, niTi $3.50. VIII acc accept
rkaGroR iSU5 8 81 .TRAHLER niM; DRIVER for
moving heavy equipment; must st, Pc e
rPRsVEEiNG PTstfETfS cas ssAfEsM2aS nh 2S206 wouldn't
travelling and i've at home with
your family. earn more money, and
have many other greater satisfac-
tions in living? You can; providing
Dd sDd san Rsss aSSy for our sas
organization. Salary. bonus, com
missions, group insurance. pension
plans, complete training locally and
at home ONCE. Reply Box 246-C.
TRUCK AND CAR WASHER, must
have permit. See Mr.. Noble. BERG
MAN LAUNDRY, 623 @ st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER. tractor and trailer.
hauling building material. Salary
plus .SSsn SommisSton; Isl h7Hss Must be settled
TV SERVICEMEN, exper. only may
apply. l full time and l part time.
WAREHOUSEMAN: .5-day. 40-hour
week. Opportunity for advancement,
high school education and D. c,
drivers permit required. Stock room
experienced desirable. Call Mr.. Phil
lips, Ho. 2-55e0, for appointment.
BOY, white, 1S or over to wrap
meat. answer phone in super mkt;
6-day wk.: starting salary $35; ap-
ply in person. 2409 Franklin st.. ne.
liz
market. Experience in all phases
necessary. Apply 5316 wis. ave. NV.
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SECRETARIES
MANY OTHERS
NATIONAL EMPL,. SERV,

NAIIUNAL EMPL. SERV.
110s 10Th St. NV. at L. EX. 3-727O
SECY., young. courthouse area; to
Wilson blvd, Arl.. JA. $4,000.
SECY., mortgage loan exper., N. Arl., !,
3 days, salary open. POTOMAC EN-
PLQYMENT AGENCY. 1884 Wilson
ssES' slyS' Ar1 AelsoHnsi VA "a. "a 5000 1000
5 days, $500. POTOMAC EMPLOY.
MENT AGENCY, 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl. IA. $4,000.
SECYS., sTENOS., BKKPRS.. ofc.
mach. oprs.; many others; $50 to
Ss5. ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. ave.
SECY.-S325. 9-5. s days. Small
office. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT,
1907 H st. NV.
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Bookkeeper, asst, $50
Young. good beg. excel. fut.
BO0KKEEPER, full. charge, S75 wk
Bookkpr. .,typist; real estate, SIS,
Miss Black (NA. S-2340l. Visit
BOYD'S, cor. 18th & G
BKPR. for wnse. distr., a-giri once;
accts. pay, payroll. bank statements
good typist. Work interesting; 5-day
wk.; air,cond ofc. Apply 623 H st
CASHIER. part time, 8 to II pm
WOODLAWN PHARMACY, 1919 N
Glebe I'd. Arlington, ia. 7-350O
CASHIER AND ASSISTANT BOOK.
KEEPER, for large organization
hours, 9-5: some typing, adding
machine exper. helpful; employers
discount. Apply Mr.. Marshall
ARISTO CLEANERS. 1928 s
Capitol st. Ii 6-6966 Ill
CASHIER-CLERK (white), for cigar
counter in drugstore; evenings. 8 tc
IL. no Sundays. Apply TIPTON &
MYERS, l4th and r. I. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

SALESMAN. we have an opening for
an experienced salesman, such ex-
perience need not be automotive. II
you have confidinece in your ability
we believe we can show you how
to make important money selling
Americas No. car for one OF
See Mr.. Lane at
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO., INC.
1130 Conn. Ave. NV.
s'WaSh.'s Oldest Chevrolet Dealer"
Continued on next page)
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sTENOGRAPHER-CLERK

ISTENOGRAPHER CLERK . Local
automotive dealer has opening for
exper. person bet. 20-30 yrs. Of age;
usual insurance and vacation bene-
fits. 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; salary open.
Reply. stating age, qualifications and
salary desired. Box 149-E. Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
HElP-W0MEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK-TYPIST for
payroll. personnel and asst. book
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for
Govt Govt contrast SEs.ns,., dept typiIE; short,
55;day yk; Cali Miss BEcKMAN,
ADMIN. ASSISTANT. good 1G typins:
PoToAe P1s Gasfss sMpLoYMENr aEi HaENc9, tS $SSS
ALTERATION HAND q and n litter. 'ex: eS:
perienced on ladies' expensive clothes
fu!f Or part time, ~; 9;96sI; 10
be experienced in handling purchase
book. accounts payable, KNOWLEDGE
Of payroll procedures. For construc-
tion ofice located in Hyattsville., UN.
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER, expert
Procedure Under 'sSfi sS. D1. Ana 2-3s4S. Set
ASST. BKPR.-S26O. Under 35 yrs,
knowl. typing. GENERAL EMPLOY
AsHIsT.N3 MESTi I$oG GpHnSI \ s.; HES.cpp niE .x
aforementioned office. Apply in per-
son. afternoons only, to Mrs. Strauss,
MAJOR N MASTERPIECES, INC, oil
BARERY aiR Il n;H CLERK. esper.: 5N.aay la
WA sbd s;,n good nan salary; ge must work Sat,
BANK '4H TRAfSEEs NE s0oEh GWhise. sF interest
ing work. promotion, oppor., his.
educ, age 1880. Miss Black at
BoYDs, cor. 18th and @ sts. Come
In now-today; inquire; welcome.
BEAuTIGLAS fnll Or part time sS
BEAGTfcIAS B1lGTiaSA "a expe9. gsSs Styling Uniting
RAiNE HAIR sTYL1sT. UN. 5000.
BEAUTICIAN; top salary plus 5o%
comm; also part-time beautician
busy air-cond. salon. WILLIAM OF
NEW, YORK, hair stylists. 1915
Michigan ave. ne, La. 6-1700.
bEAuTICiAN; male or female; excel.
VT saf fSR@s basess and Sday most Sk IN
gressive beauty salon. Gail Mr.
George, AID. 4-240S. THE BEAUTY
SPOT s956 eaton-Kensington
Beauty Idi MheetPPi oPPRaFoR. AZ sss to 81 sloo
per week suaranfee plus commits
steady Sas Work ~ett louis %aslsaT1Rfi cREaT4VE
HAIR pRESSERS l71o Eye st NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced,
APP APPLY PAT YOUR HAIRDREsSER,
BOOKKEEPER, Remington Rand ex-
perience; 5-day week; air-condi-
TONED oftice. Apply in person, after
moons only, to Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES. INC. Oil 7th
BooRRlkkEEpER, accounts receivable M1i
and typist, part time In reply give
age, education. refs, exper. and
salary. Box 467-E, Star, III
MACH. OPERATOR
clerk. position in country club To-
Gated in nearby Maryland. Knowl-
edge. Of machine operation or book
Keeping necessary. Neatness in ap-
pearance and the abilityt to talk to
people is of the utmost Importance.
Contact MR.. BAKER, OIL. 2-41O0.
BOOKKEEPER, not over AZ yrs. old:
must have had minimum OF Q yrs.
accounting school; must be neat,
fast. accurate: capable of per-
forming cashiering duties and gem
eral ledger work: 51a-day week,
Apply A. L. AuBINoE, INC, 1915
BoOKKEEPER sTENo., preferably
not over 40, establ. real estate
mortgage insurance firm: pleasant
midtown location, air-cond. Offices
6-day wk., 8 to 5; top salary; excel
| chance for continued advancement.
Call Tor appt,. ROSENFELD REAL
TY CO. $500 Conn. ave. NV DE
| E-IlZU. Ia
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SECRETARY

oldest real estate firms; air-condi.
toned office; 5-day week, 9-5. See
Mr.. Farr, Wednesday morning be-
tween Oil am. THOS. J. FISHER
CO., 73S 18th st nW
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HELp-WoMEN tcsnt.I

CLERK, age le TO Is. living in
essential; 5-dsy wk., air-cond once.
Apply MRS. SMITHS COLONIAL
BAKING CO.. rear $3.50 Ca. ave,
Silver sprfnR Nd 10
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SHOE SALESLADY
SILK FINISHER,
SNACK BAR MANAGER

Experienced. excellent working con-
ditions, Apply Mr. Carlsen. MAN.
HAITIAN CO.. 1928 Florida ave.
Nv. DU. 7-1111. 10
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CLERK-TYPIST

110S 18th st. NV. at L, EX. 3-727O
CLERK-TYPIST
Thoroughly experienced in general
ONCE work; permanent position,
good salary, pleasant working con-
ditions. paid vacations and. discount
privileges: excellent opportunity for
conscientious person. Apply to Mr..
Paige.
HOUSE & HERMANN
18th and Eye Sts. NV. -18
Evening star., 1955-05-10
ERGO
Engineering and Research
A Division of
ANE To- TN4

Engineering ana heSearcn
A Division Of
ACF Industries, Inc.
Md. WA. 7-4444
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES = We
train you; Start now. COX q CO.
REAL ES aSTSi ESTATE sALEswoMENIEx.
cellent income for women with sales
ability. TOWN & SUBURBAN, 1911
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 2-9400.
RECEPTIONIST PIX OPERATOR
TYPIST, . days, s to 4;30. com
panv benefits; S52 wk. start. HU;, 3.
RFccEPTIoNIsT-TYpIsT, 1-glrl once
ToMAc EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1884 Wilson blvda Arl. ia. $4,000
TELEPHONE SEC.
RETARY, at lobby desk in Carlton
House. An air-Conditioned. 4S5-unit
Apt. Bldg. at 25O0 Wisconsin ave
NV. Secretarial telephone service
Hours: 7:30 am. to $3.50 pm. Ex-
cellent environment. permanent
position and good salary for per-
sonable and dependable woman, be-
tween 80 and so. Call EN-. 2-SS06
for appt. to be interviewed. -16
.-TYPISTS.. $3.50; under 81
yrs Must have public contact eXper
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT. 1907 c
st. NV.
Receptionist Typist, sos
JANE RT1RCH Rm 22R Bond Bldg
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OPPORTUNITY
FULL TIME
SALARY AND BONUS

Opportunity for high cali
ber men. with or without
sales experience, interested in
earnings averaging $500 TO
5000 per month.
Salary range S200-S400
per month, plus bonus, de-
pending on experience and the
qualifications of individual.
Also straight commission
basis. II preferred.
Must have automobile. Ex-
elusive territories available
Immediately in washington
area.
Our regional MANAGER will
interview in Room ,60S, Co
lumbian bldg. 41S 9th st.
NV. on Tuesday. at 10 am,
Q pm, 2 pm. and on
wednesday. ID am. and 2
pm.
III
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HHP-MEN

MAN for parts department Of long
distrihutor appliance. experience
helpful 6-day week. Apply 8 an.
20 ) pm. Monday throCgh Friday.
3045 v st. ne. Ill
MAN. col. married. Is janitor for
req CO. 5-2i2s. 10:
MAN-Famous Fuller leadership route
open; 500 wkly. plus expense allow
ance; estab. customers mean no cold
canyaSsing and pleasant working
cond. with steady income: no exper.
Iected must Be able 10 furn. refs. For
interview, phone DI. 7-4477 or DI.
7-349S; or apply 9I1 National Press
Bldg. 14th and p SITS. NV. Ill
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CLERK-TYPIST
For C.P.A. ONCE. with aptitude for
figures; 6-day week; air-cond. Of
nces; starting salary, SOB. ST. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
3S1 0TTAWA-CO. RETAIL STORES
HAVE '54 SALES OF S33,42O,OOO

Retail sales in 1854 of 381 stores
in Ottawa Co totaled $33, 400, 900,
according to preliminary 1854 Cen
sus of Business figures announced
by the Bureau of the Census, De-
partment of Commerce. This was
an increase of 44.4%o over sales in
1948 of 389 stores at $23, ,148 900.
Stores with payroll in 1854 num-
bered 281, had LIS paid en-
ployees in November 1854, report
ed payroll of $3,031 900, and ac-
counted for sales of $31 ,233, 900.
Proprietors of unincorporated
businesses number 419. The num-
ber of stores and their 1854 sales,
grouped by major kinds of busi.
ness, were:
70 Food Stores, SO, 8,149, 900 - 81
Eating, drinking places, $3,2O6, ,0OC
= Is General merchandise group
81, 10000 - 10 Apparel, acces
sories stores, 1921 900 = 25 Furni
ture, home furnishings, appliances
ST, ,403, 900 - 25 Automotive group
$8,318,000 - 33 Gasoline Service
stations, $2,221 900 = 80 Lumber
bldg. materials, hardware, farm
equipment, $4,231 900 = 7 Drug
stores, proprietary stores, $547 ,0O(
= As Other retail stores, $3,091 ,0OC
= IL Nonstore retailers, $313,0OO
1948 totals above include data
for few types of establishments moi
in scope in the 1854 Census. This is
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
PUT-IN-BAY
Louise M. Stoiber

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller will
spend the month of January in
Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Mrs. Grace Adams, who was re-
Gently hospitalized, has returned to
her partment at the Willard Hotel
for the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Chapman
are spending Christmas week in
Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Seaberg and
their son spent Christmas week
end with Mrs. Seaberg's parents,
the Ed. Markets.
The Fire Department will Spon-
sor the annual New Years Eve
Dance held at the Town Hall. Music
will be by the Buckeye Five and
good time is promised to all.
Ronnie Geithman, who is spend
ing the winter with the Art Saund-
ers at Lagrange, Indiana, was home
for the Holiday weekend.
Nancy Duggan was home from
Davis Business College for the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

calling on my constituents in the
Goth and 22nd Districts as much as
l would have liked" said Senator
Blake in declaring that he would
ask reelection on his record.
Senator Blake is vice chairman
of the Legislative Service Commits
sion, known as the little legisla-
ture" between sessions.
In this regard, he is member
of the committee studying metro
politan governments and the unit
studying revenue sources of local
government.
In the past session, Senator
Blake served on the agriculture,
conservation, highway and all-im-
portant Rules committees, and he
is highly regarded by colleagues in
both parties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

from the East Road to the Sand
Road near Knecht Trailer Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acie Grimes are
on two week motor trip to the
south.
Mrs. Earl Newton had as dinner
guests Christmas Day, her son Her
bert and family of Fremont and
Mrs. George Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Grover
had as dinner guests Christmas
Day her mother, Mrs. Ernest Lam
bert and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Grover of Port Clinton. New Years
Day they plan to spend in Canton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover and Mrs. Lam
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Owen en-
tertained Christmas Day with a
family dinner. Present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Meter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wadsworth and child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bern
hardt and family of Lakeside and
Chester Owen of Port Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams
and family were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Williams and son Marcel of Port
Clinton.
August Lindner was a Cleveland
visitor recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goebel
spent the holiday season in Cleve-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Eberly and
son spent Christmas evening at a
family gathering in the home of
Harmon Miller, Danbury.
Mrs. Ann Bolte, Catawba Cliffs
was called on the telephone Sun
day evening as a judge on Chance
Of A Lifetime program and came
close to winning a $500 award.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caroline
Rofkar) Forester arrived from Gin
cinnati Ohio Saturday and return
ed Monday afternoon after spend
ing Christmas week end with their
parents.
Women's Committee of the OF
tawa County Farm Bureau will
meet Monday evening, January 2
at the insurance office in Oak Har-
Dor.
Catawba Island Garden Club met
Tuesday evening in the home OF
Mrs. George Blaine. A gift ex
change followed the program which
was as follows, Roll Call, Garden
Resolutions, followed by paper
Treasures from the Wild by Mrs
H. Rishel.
Mrs. Arthur Lemmerman, son
Bill and her mother, Mrs. w. Brady
spent Christmas Eve and Christ
mas Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Zimmerman and family at Spring
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodmar
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodman
son Albert and girl friend spent
Christmas evening in Sandusky
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Shores were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Bert Lueck, Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams
had a family gathering in theil
home Christmas evening. Present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lud
! wig, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Shores
and the Melvin Ballard family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Karshner
Catawba Cliffs, spent Christmas ir
Sidney, the guests of Mrs. Karsh
ner's son and his family. Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

Many favors which God giveth
us ravel out for want of hemming.
through our own unthankfulness;
for though prayer purchaseth bles-
sings, giving praise doth keep the
quiet possession of them.
Thomas Fuller
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

Karshner remained in Sidney for
week, Mr.. Karshner returned
home.
Miss Alta Brehl, Olmstead, spent
the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
]. B. Billings, Birmingham, Michi-
gan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Senator Arthur II. Blake
Announces For Reelection

State Senator Arthur H. Blake, Martins Ferry Democrat
announced this week that he will seek reelection subject
the May primaries
Senator Blake's seniority has placed him of the
most influential committees of the General Assembly,
Heavy committee assignments have prevented from
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

Joyce Ohlemacher, who is going
to Tiffin University, spent Christ
mas vacation with her parents, the
Fritz Ohlemachers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

significant only to the extent that
milk dealers (Gairies) and stores
with annual sales between $500 =
$4,000 are important in the county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
BRIEFS
CATAWBA BRIEFS
Family Gatherings Mark
Holidays At Catawba
BY MRS. EDWARD LUDWIG
News Staff Correspondent

Mr. and Mrs George Schafer entertained at dinner Christ
Day. their and daughter-n-law Janets parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Winter Burgoon, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs
Louis Sondegod and David of Toledo also Mrs Robert
Ohausen and Timothy of Toledo and Mr. and Mrs Dar
rel Williams of Genoa and Miss Janet Winter fance of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-06

When this cleansing is done.
the chemicals drive the fish
downriver or else kill them of.
It takes a day or two then for
the fishing to return to normal.
It would seem to us that in the
interest Of the thousands Of
anglers who are able to take but
a little time off from work once
in a while, this cleansing could
be arranged for an after dark
period. 1t is pretty tough to
know the river is clear, arrange
for a halliday from work, and
then go all the way up there
and find it muddy from a man
made cause.
The Prince Georges Fish and
Game Club is holding a ham
shoot this evening at the club
house grounds on Woodmoor
road. Mitchellville. Md. Shooting
starts at 6 o'clock and lasts until
9. To reach the club. take Route
SO to Enterprise road. about a
mile past the Glendale SAM
tarium, turn right to the country
store and Woodmoor road, then
left to club. The public is cor
daily invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-06

River Power Squadron and has
played an important role In
working out details for the pro-
gram which is now going into
operation in various parts Of
the United States.
The Potomac River elimina-
tons to select representatives
for the mems and women's bay
sailing championships will be
run of Hams Point June IL,
The men will race in Thistles
and the women in Lightnings,
and both will be started from
the same committee boat just
like regular Sunday series.
The finals will be held here
June 90 and 80, with Lightnings
used aby both groups. The mems
series is slated the first day.
Henry Haskell, jr.. of Whining
ton. Del. who served here with
! the Department of Health, Ed
ucation and Welfare, is having
built the largest auxiliary sail
boat since John Nichols Browns
73-foot yawl Bolero was launched
in 1949. Haskelps yacht. also 9
73-footer, is being built by
Henry Hinckley in Maine from 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-06

er who said the colorful Gold
Cuppers would race two 15-mile
heats in a revival Of the old
American Speedboat champion
ship.
The prize will be known as the
William A. Rogers Memorial
Trophy.
The new development will give
the several hundred thousand
spectators an opportunity to see
the 500. 900 Gold Cuppers COM
peting in a total of five heats
rather than the three-heat Pres
ident's Cup event which has held
the national spotlight for sew
eral years. The power boat re-
gatta will be held September II
and 10.
Rogers died in May, 1854, at
the age of u. He was the Cen
eral chairman of the 1926 Presi-
dents Cup Regatta. first to be
held. The regatta was autho-
rized by President Calvin Cool
idge on June II Of that year.
Rogers was widely known for
his activities in power boat rae
ing throughout the United States
and for three years prior to his
death served as race chairman
of the Presidents Cup Regatta.
He was an honorary life vice.
commodore of the Corinthian
Yacht Club and served the Amer
lean Power Boat Association, the
Washington Canoe Club, and the
Yachtsmen's Association of
America, sponsors of the Harms
worth international Trophy.
Jack J. Blank has been made
chairman of the Executive Com
mittee and will set about raising
the necessary funds for estab-
lishment Of the trophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-06
OUTDOORS
WITH BILL LEETCH ...

Things are gradually getting
around to normal in the fishing
outlook. Capt. Shorter called
Wednesday to say that the hard
head were in the Patuxent and
taking bats. Fishing out Of
Benedict on Tuesday. his party
caught 10 weighing in the
neighborhood of a pound to a
pound and a half.
Rock are being taken trolling
in the Choptank and elsewhere
in Eastern Bay and on this side
in the mouths of several of the
creeks. They should be hitting
small lures. like the Lusby's.
in shallow water over the grass
beds just as soon as the weather
warns a bit more and stays that
way.
For those who'd like to make
a try for the big humpbacked
perch, which at this season
frequent the upper reaches Of
the Potomac, especially in the
neighborhood of Fletcher's Boat
House, soft shelled crabs are
now on the market. A few Of
these big perch have been turn
ing up on bloodworm bats, but
it takes soft shelled bait to
really attract them. When
they're hitting, you can often
catch double header by using
bloodworm on one hook and
the soft crab bait on the other
4 X
One of the things which has
been plaguin ganglers in the
Potomac is the cleansing out Of
Dalecarlia Reservoir during day.
light hours. For instance, Jim
Garland and Mrs. Garland went
up to Fletcher's on Tuesday,
Fishing in the middle Of the day
on an ebb tide. they took seven
fine white shad. They used spin
ming tackle with the Nungesser
double-rig Of a triple-ought sill
yer spoon and a dart ahead Of
1t. trailing from a three-way
swivel. Six OF the seven fish were
roes. Returning Wednesday, they
found the river muddy most Of
the day from sediment flushed
out of Dalecarlia. Only for o
short period in the afternoon
was 1t clear.