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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
The
Rambler
Goes Exploring
At the Cosmos
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

Among the most interesting
of Washington's many inter-
esting groups is the Explorers
Club.
Last night the Rambler at
tended a dinner of the Ex-
plorers in the Cosmos Club,
the former Sumner Welles-
Mathilde Townsend mansion
at Massachusetts, and Florida
avenues NV.
The mansion is impressive
with its great rooms, splendid
windows and brocaded silk
wall coverings. We ate in. the
members dining room on the
second floor which apparently
was the original dining room
of the house, its walls paneled
with dark wood and the cell
ing, executed by some disciple
of Tiepolo, a blue sky with
half - ROBBED ale figures
floating among the clouds.
DR.. Roy Lyman Sexton was
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Mud Singing

Not the gossip-column kind. but the
real thing. And everybody loved Il
florseplay and practical joking are the hallmark
Of Hollywood.
The rough stuff probably reached its climax
during the filming Of Gun For Town. on
location in scenic SINH Valley.
The picture II boisterous Western - boasts
three Of the biggest guys in Hollywood which
is currently chock-full Of Drawn. One sequence
features battle royal in a mud-hole, with six
foot-eight- and-a-haf. 294-pound Buddy Baer and
cOnespondingly gigantic Mike Lane and Buddy
Mcgowan as the participants.
Starlet Sandra Giles, whose proportions rival
Jayne MansfieId's. was an amused bystander. But
not for long.
The bully boys dragged themselves out of the
mire. saw her laughing. and = as one man =
"ieapt" at her. They dumped her. skin-tieht suit,
carefully done hair. and all, into the muck.
A good time was had by aIl.-lOuIs Berg
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!. s }
Gotta -
Question
.

He can pass deer, jack rabbits and race
horses = in fact, cheetahs always win
QUESTION:: Bruce COe. 81 Far Haven. ~ j., wants
10 Know. Whaf is The fasfed animal earfh2' The
obvious eIpeu for fhis question was or own NiBw0d
Jones' who resides in Annai Alley Here is his reply.
ANSWER: If you look quick MIR. Coe, you will get
glimpse of your answer in the form of Alua fine
young cheetah who is travelling 70 miles an hour,
Cheetahs the fastest creatures four legs They
can easily OUTRAGE any horse over a short distance.
They're also beautifully marked. and your wife
might like cheetah coat However. since il would
cost you about 81 900. perhaps you'd better leave
TO the cheetah who can afford it,
Alula is one of two cheetahs owned BY John
Hamlet. who runs an exhibition called Birds OF
Prey near Ocala Fla. Indian cheetahS are taught TO
hunt. but Mr.. Hamlet has trained his for exhibition
racing. Some Indian trainers sleep in the same bed
with their charges. MIR. Hamlet sleeps alone, how
ever, because cheetah apt 10 get ugly at strange
noises - like snoring. - NIMRoD JONES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
short cut to hospitality

FOR SOUP De hall
delicious Ritz Crackers BETTER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

In a cand1elight ceremony at
the Damascus Methodist Church,
Miss Doris Mae Lewis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F. Lewis
of Damascus and George P. Wood
field, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George P. Woodfield were united
in marriage.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed by The Rev. A. Dean
Kesler, amid white flowers and
palms.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore gown of white
chantilly lace and nylon tulle over
white satin. The bodice was of
chantilly lace, tightly fitted with
tiny buttons down the back. Long
sleeves ending in a point at the
wrist and high neck line. The
very full flowing train was of
nylon tulle. Her finger tip veil
fell from lace crown. She car
ried a bouquet of white baby or
chids and stephanotis.
Miss Mary Day of Clarksburg
was maid of honor. She wore a
full length gown of irridescent
blue crystalette with a matching
headband of valveteen and tulle
She carried an old fashioned bou.
quet of red roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss
June Beisser Of Rockville and Miss
Ruth Ellen Burdette of Woodfield.
Their gowns and headbands were
identical to that of the maid of
honor. They, too, carried an old
fashioned bouquet of red roses.
The ring bearer was Master
Dale Williams, nephew of the
bridegroom.
John Burdette of Damascus was
best man. Ushers were ]. d. Nor
ris of Woodfield, brother-in-law of
the bridegroom and Rudell Wat.
kins of Washington, D. c., broth.
er-in-law of the bride.
The brides mother wore navy
blue with navy and light blue ac-
cessories and a corsage of light
blue pompons. The bridegroom's
mother wore a wine dress with
white accessories and a corsage
of white rose buds.
Mrs. Everett Jones, church or
ganist played the traditional we'd
ding marches. James Sleeth OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

Robert Moran where more than a
hundred friends of the symphony
gathered between $3.50 pm. and
$50 pm.
Mrs. Harold Priess was chair
man of arrangements for the tea
and among those taking their
turn at the tea table were Mrs.
Cyrus Ching, President of the
Woman's Committee of the Ma
tional Symphony; Mrs. Howard
Mitchell, wife of the conductor of
the Symphony; Mrs. Arthur T.
Lyon, vice chairman of the cam.
paign; Mrs. Drew Pearson, Mrs.
Walter w. Boyd, Mrs. R. C. Bow.
ker, Mrs. Sterling r. Maddox, Mrs.
ellington S. Raynor, Mrs. Ernest
Cuneo, Mrs. David Brinkley, and
Mrs. Walter Boyd.
The importance of the National
Symphony in the cultural life OF
the nations capital has been
stressed by Mrs. Dracopolous
who has pointed out to the work
ers that since it is a cultural or
ganization it may not participate
in the United Givers Campaign
which means the patrons of the
National Symphony will have to
work zealously to achieve the goa
to insure the existence of the
Symphony.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

and Mrs. Donald Fraley. They
were accompanied by Miss Nellie
Horn of Jacksonville, N. c.
Mrs. Albert Hawkins has been
a patient at Montgomery Genera
hospital.
George SnOuffer fell recently
in his home and broke four ribs
The LaytonsviIle Homemakers
will meet February 6 at 1:30 al
the home of Mrs. Glagett War
field. Miss Irma Bell, assistant
agent, will talk to the group on
Beauty in Home Accessories.
Mrs. N. E. johnson returned
Wednesday from Kinston, N. c.,
where she visited Mrs. ]. r. Har-
per for several days.
Little Miss Jean Griffith cele-
brated her sixth birthday Sunday
with a party for a group of
friends. Guests were Norma Jane
Price, Caroline Warfield, Marilyn
Griffith, Carol Brendel, Susan
Fraley, Jane Ann Griffith and
Linda Lennox.
Andy Hawkins is spending
some time with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hawkins.
Mrs. Paul Norwood has asked
the column to express her thanks
and PaupS for the contributions
made toward his hospital ex-
penSes and for the many cards
and kindnesSes he has received.
Vandals broke into LaytOnsviIIe
Elementary School Sunday night
and ransacked the offices of the
secretary and principal. On the
same night a large glass window
in the N. E. Hawkins and Co.
store at Etchison was broken and
a number of mail boxes along the
Froad were damaged
WOODFIELD:
The March of Dimes Covered
Dish supper held at the Woodfield
church hall was very successful.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

Woodfield, sang Because" 20
Promise Me" and II Love You
Truly"
A reception was held immedi-
ately following the ceremony al
the church hall.
Mrs. Woodfield is a graduate
of Damascus High School, class
of 1858. She is employed by the
County in Rockville.
Mr. Woodfield is also gradu-
ate of Damascus High School,
class of 1850. He spent four years
in the Air Force and is now EN-.
ployed by the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company.
Following wedding trip to
Williamsburg the couple are now
making their home in Woodfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

More than 400 women in Mont
gomery County are starting this
week on a door-to-door campaign
for the Sustaining Fund for the
National Symphony Orchestra.
Mrs. Peter Dracopolous is the
county chairman for the cam
paign. She is being assisted by
the following section chairmen:
Mrs. Marjabelle Young, Silver
Spring; Mrs. Bernard Brady, Ia
koma Park; Mrs. Julius Serot,
Wheaton; Mrs. Robert N. Rogers,
Kensington; Mrs. Pat Munroe,
Potomac; Mrs. Jerry Cowden, Be-
thesda; Mrs. Calvin Lombard
zone 16; and Mrs. Leonard I'm
ger, Rockville.
AS a elimination of all the eff
forts a tea was held on Wednes-
day afternoon at the attractive
River Road home of DR.. and Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
LaytonsyilIe
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w
Telephone Clearwater 3-2682


Members of the LaytOnsviIIe
District Volunteer Fire Depart
ment met for election of officers
January %. Following is the slate
of officers chosen: President,
Francis Barber; vice president,
H. S. Wade; secretary, Lewis Kib-
bee; treasurer, LaRue Evans; SER
geant-at-arms, Nelson Whip; re-
cording secretary, Henry Perry;
executive board, Luther Howard,
Mowatt Windham, Odin Hanson,
Howard Kemp and William Bog
ley; and chief, Odin Hanson.
Spencer ]. H. Brown, who has
served as chief of the department
since its founding, was named
honorary chief.
Corporal and Mrs. Glenn Oar.
nell spent the week end with Mr..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07
OLD BONES GOT TRIPLE

Five horses have scored double
wins in stakes races at Pimlico.
but only Exterminator registered
a triple. The great gelding won
the classic Pimlico Cup in 1919,
1920 and 1921
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07


Chairman Mrs. Roland Ward re-
ports that approximately 500
was raised.
Mrs. Ava King was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ju.
liam King.
Mrs. George Kemp and Mrs.
Raymond Kemp attended a sur.
prise bridal shower in honor of
Miss Nancy Howard given last
week by Mrs. Norman Mills. Miss
Howard will be married on Friday
in Woodfield church to George
Kemp, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-07

l25.0o0 GALLON wofer tower Of
she new Damascus Utility Company
was completed this week on fhe
old high school properly on Cedar
Grove Rood in Domoseus. The
1l5-foot high structure was In
stalled by the Chicago Bridge and
Iron Co. at cost Of $4,000.
The tank will be pumped full Of
wofer 70 test II. The Maryland
Stofe Department Of Health will
nuke ehIorindtion rests on fhe
woter and will examine the three
wells from which the new utility
will drow It's wofer. Construction
Of fhe pipe line for fhe towns
first public woter system will begin
in several weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

MOUNTAIN LODGE. furnished.
notify pine throughout: large fire.
places. steam heat. summer and
winter bookup. All conveniences
This is a hide-away. located near
oen Mar Nd. Price, $4,000 Write
for appointment. LAWSON W
KOCH. los z. 32nd ST.. Baltimore
lS. Nd. Also to Blue Ridge sum
nit. Pa.
CABIN SITE, Skyland Estates. near
Front Royal, Va-Lake: piped
water. elec. rec. areas. Reason
able. JE. 3-0535, anytime.
retreat estate in
beaut. Blue Ridge hills. 20 scenic
secluded acres; modern 10-rm. ma
sonry custom-built home. recent
constr. finest materials. cop. plmbs.,
Dashboard heat, paneleo in
terror. pegged doors. oak ceiling
beams: 40-ft. liv. din nm. family
rm., sun deck, bedrms., , baths.
mod. kitchen. = fireplaces, o-ear
gar; private NTH. stream At front
door. Very accessible. Only 90
min from ID. c. out 29-21i and 4
mile lovely winding country road.
Owner SACRIFICE, $50. 800. HICK-
MAN. Tel. washington tVaD 1895
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS, 5000 $50 900.
Group your debts. lower your
payments, refinance your property
and improvements quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc. Only in the state OF
Baltimore. Md. day or night, Suns
and holidays. at Saratoga 7-4047
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks. in II
not HERSON'S. sth and o nv.
DE 2-410n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

FRAME BUILDING, plot of ground,
ideal for hunting or fishing camp
Information. write BARBARA Nc
DONALD, Ri. 1, Strasburg, Va.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, $3.50. payable 500
per month, Sc interest due 3 years :
low LIST trust: good makers, j. v.
CALlANDRO g. CO., JU. S-lSS0.
TO BUY, SELL OR PLACE 2nd trust
notes FAST. call Mr.. Kraft, TRUST
NOTE EXCHANGE. ME. S-4077.
GOVT. INSURED FLA; first note,
Sl3,95O, payable SOLO per mo-.
Will pay 3 points. ASHLEY, INC,
10. 5-2323; evenings, 10. 5-3423.
DON'T GAMBLE-Buy a guaranteed
End Trust Note $1,000. at 30eo
discount, carries Sc interest, excel,
govt. makers. Ewes. RIA. 3-3697.
PREMIUM NOTES-D. c. HOMES
ID $500 end SO, sos mo, $500
dn., over $500 b.6sl. Price. S3.25O.
t2l SO, 45O Ind 6os, SOD so mo,
81, 900 dn., $4,000 bal. Price, So, 500.
90 $3.50 End SO, $3.50 mo.
$1,000 dn., $3.50 b.Ssl. Price So, 500.
"a S3,700 End sc, S37 mo. So
900 din, ov. SO. 800 b. al. Pr, So, 800.
90 $3.50 IND 90. $50 mo-. $500
dn., over $3.50 b al. Price. SO, 800.
80 S4.750 ind 6et, $47 so mo-,
$3.50 dn., oy. $1,000 /. 81. Pr, s., 500.
For details. call SINDLER. HO
$l.l5O SECOND TRUST NOTE Sc
cured on well-built brick home;
payable S44 so mo-: S-yr. maturity,
3 pymts. made promptly. Dis
81 500 ST, 3-455S: Sun, and
Ewes, RIA. 6-34l3
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AVIATION
MONEY WANTED

PERM. GOVT. EMPLOYE, colored.
wishes 10 obtain confidential loan
OF - 900: will repay at the rate
of $50 per mo. Call HU. 3-g525
daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
VACATION PLACES

FENWICK ISLAND. DEL. mod. well
TURN. bedrm. house, on water,
COTTAGES. on beautiful estate, mr.
Blue Ridge Summit and Gettys-
house guests: swim. FISH. MRS. c
PHILIPS. Emmitsburg. Md.
ISLAND, Georgian Bay, Ont, canada
-2-bedrm. cottage. sleeping porch
fireplace: excel. swimming, Fishing
500 wk., $3.50 mo. JU. 7-6963.
COUSINS ISLAND, ME.-4-rm. cot
tage. sleeps 8, pleasant location
Stores, fishing and swimming
Electric stove and refregeratoT
July and Aug, $3.50 for 2 mos. Call
after q. RE. 5-95a7.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.. l42 N
Maine ave.-Ocean front furnished
apt; reasonable. Call AID. 2-2507
WATERFRONT PLACE = Furnished
$40 q week. JU. S-3122.
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE on cacapor
River. W va hrs. d. C. Pine
pan. nicely furn.; firepl., mod
cow. Fishing, swimming. very pvt
Few weeks yet open. ia. 7-0307.
FOR RENT. wonderful turn. summer
home near 0uantico. Huge porch
2l2 baths; magnificent Potomac
view: dock. swimming pool within
committing distance of ID. C.. Sl25
wk. For directions call NO. 7-707O
or NO 7-7592
DEEP CREEK LAKE, W. Nd. mts--
Pvt. cottage: sleeps 4; fish, swim
XII. 9-5O63, after 3 pm.
NEW MANAGEMENT-Clean rooms,
single. So up. Hot and cold, extra
toilets. bath and beach shower.
Phone 3S1-M. Ocean City. 5th st.
and Boardwalk, MRS. jerks.
DEEP CREEK LAKE-Cottage on
beaut. mtn. lake in Nd, all COW.
pvt. dock. boat, swim, fiSh. Wk.
or mo. Ell. $3.50.
RAMBLER FOR RENT, Luray, Va,
90 mi from D. C.-July 70 Sept.
3. $50 per mo. furnished. . bed
rms, bath, knotty-pine paneled
liv. rm. W dining alcove. 3 porcheS.
kitchen-pantry Tile floors. Incl
hot-water supply and elec. Very
cool; outskirts of town. Swimming
riding, fishing. boating, etc nearby
Phone RI 3-6100 or write Box
402, Luray. Va.
MAINE e-RM. CAMP; wooded point.
ocean front; gas utils. Reas. COOL.
JU. 5-293S.
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MIAMI

SPACIOUS s-RM. RAMBLER
75x1l7Ia excl. Belle Mead sec, =
blks. from Biscayne Bay. bedrms.,
; baths, garage, beautiful garden;
shaded fruit trees. $4,000: cash
REQ, approx. $500. Box AGILE.
Star
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July 4th Specials
NEW 1857 BOATS
OITTROARDS
OUTBOARDS

IAN. Sea Swift Runabout.
Reg. $3.50 80 Nov S496 90
14-ft Lone Star Comman-
der. Req. S429. SO Now 343.S1
t4-ft Lone Star King Com
mander Res. S539.49 Now 43l 90
l5-tt. Albright Imperial De
Luxe. Reg. $3.50. Now / .5s4 90
t5-ft Barbour Vacationer
Walk-Thru. Reg. S667 20.
Now 533. rs
left Barbour Silver Clip
per. Reg. 81 .462 so. Now 21o 90
l6-ft. Lone Star Nassau
Runabout. Reg. 1882. 10.
Now 74b.6Si
I6-ft. Lone star Skipper
Runabout. Res. $685.. 90
Nov $40 %
l6-ft. Lone Star Holiday
Cruiser Res 81 $40. Now 900 so
1S-ft Lone Star Riviera.
Reg. Sl,005. 90 Now SOS 90
22-ft Correct Craft out
board cruiser Res.
s4.I1o. Nov s.2ss 90
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BOATS
YACHT MARIANA

A Injurious 75-ft. cruising diesel
powered yacht. Complete with crew
Avail for charter during summer
season. Rates by day, wk., wkend.,
or mo. upon request Departs from
Annapolis.
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WATERFRONT PROP. wrp.

HIL5LCREsI. NR: PA; AZ AYE Eoo s.E:- Il;
house. acrease. water front or other
property considered in trade. Brok.
ers invited. OWNER, LII. 4-3604
or write BOY 1Sn-H Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA ACREAGE, Miami As
miles: SIS down, So month: 5000,
acre. Box 1851. Miami Beach 40.
RETIREMENT HOMES and large
lots; easy terms, choice location
in central Florida. ALEXANDRIA
REALTY. XII. S-55sS, ia. 6-4756.
FLA or . bed
rm. furn. apis. for winter season,
S35O for 8 mos ia A-SIhA
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP-SIO WEEK July. August
boys. girls, s TO Is; fishing, horses;
request folder. Box 629. Harrison
burg. Va.
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P .gg Ant I,.i,, model "a; eoYps and

FORD ~ Fordor. sell VS. motor.
total JE. 2-1l12.
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BOATS
lcONTINUEDl

21-FT. LATE MODEL bridge deck /
Chris-Craft. like new. safety and
other special equipment with SIS. |
Owner must sell. Call weekdays
after Z pm. 10. 2-24S4.
CABIN CRUISER, 80 IT., custom
built, 1912, 95-h.p. Grey, hull ex-
Gel. Cabin needs some work 1880
or best reas offer EN-. 2-7226 or
RIvES BOATYARD.
WANTED-Charte fishing boat or
licensed captain for new marina
on the Patuxent. Attractive PROPOSE
ton for right party. Wkdays., ia.
7-l660
SEA KING. 3 horse, excel. cond.. ex-
ira 6-Rallon tank; S35. ia. 9-O6S3.
SPEEDBOAT, Chris-Craft, Is-ft.
Riviera; peri. eond. Trailer in
elIded. XII. S-6114; CO. 3-5450.
EyINRuDE, 5ba-h.p.. runs fine; $45.
'EvINRUDE OUTBOARD, 80 or BET
ter, will pay cash for late model.
q FIT. auxiliary sloop, sleeps 2;
fully equipped; dinghy, excellent
cond., ready to sail, WE. 5-4SSS.
Ie TT. PLYWOOD BOAT, separate
and nests; carry in back Of sta
ton wagon or eartop. Fish well.
SIS or best offer. Ii. 6-6460.
rs Fl, owens cupboard sports
cruiser, ? yrs. old; excellent cond.,
1915. KI. S-51l1.
A REAL BARGAIN IN A BOAT, 81
II. Chris Craft cabin cruiser, l3l
hp. motor. l.40O. Occoauen
Marina, Occoauan. Va. Sunday
after 10 am. only,
OUTBOARD MOTORS, Eiein "a hp.
Evinrude 3a hp:; must sell this
CUSTOM, ~ It. D. r. boat. inboard
motor. = yrs. old; excl cond, S375,
CABIN CRUISER, 20 #. Trojan; 2
30 hp JohnsonS. less than 40 hr, j;
galley, head. hunks; Sunday Colum-
bia Island Marina. Pier Z, ia.
4-l492. after pm.
CHRIS CRAFT SPEEDBOAT. 10 #.
100 hp. Chris-Craft motor. solid
mahg. natural finish; like new.
Will sacrifice for $l,750. UN. A.
1854. or WA. 7-2205.
80 FIT. CABIN CRUISER, with 95
hp. Chris Craft motor: sleeps 4.
all accessories, $500. RE. 6-5l5l
CRUISING HOUSEBOAT, 90 #. BY
10 #. y in, lS0-h.p. Gray ma
rine, So hrs; Morse hydraulic con-
trolls. Aluma-Craft dinghy, Dam
forth anchors, 81 and ITO volt cir
cults, 4-cyl Kohler gen., nylon
splash curtains. large deck, deck
house, galley, din. salon. 8 state
rooms. bath. 3 toilets and lava
tories, hot-water radiators in every
room, l3-cu. 1T. refer. and 4-cu. 1T.
deep freeze. air conditioner. SILL
900: Firm ST. 3-7499 boat. MA.
S-3476 office.
I6-FT. CENTURY RUNABOUT, 75-
hip. Gray marine motor; 1910. Call
so. 5-74S3.
lCARIN CRIJISFR. 30-ft completely
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2I-FT. LATE MODEL bridge deck
Chris-craft. like new. safety and
other special equipment with SIS.
Owner must sell. Call weekdays
after nm 10 2-2424
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INROARDS

lb-ft, Correct Graft. Hot
rod. 7O-h.p. Gray with
NOW s2.oai rs
I5-ft. Correct Craft Atom
s5.o47.as Now 2.44S 90
loft. Correct Craft Rocket
Skier, l1O-h.p. Gray. Res.
S3.729.46 Now 1888 So
15-ft. Albright Falcon, 1855
h .. Gray Res. Saba
Now 345l.20t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

CENTURY 1855 Arabian Is-ft.
speedboat; l35-h D. chrysler. MIR
SMITH, II. $4,000, OIL. 2-s242
CENTURY l6-ft., los Chrysler Ace
eng; 1873 hrs, Just refinished; birth
g. Huntinng Towers; Call SANDY,
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FENWICK ISLAND. DEL, mod. well
turn, 3 bedrm. house. on water.
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sEAsH0RE PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Modern 4-bedroom cot
tage in new subdivision. North
Bethany Beach. July s 70 August
3, Sl25 per week. WO. 6-4263
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1sED BOATS SPECIALS : i5-ft

VERY NICE 1864 CENTURY vIK-
ING 10, 90 hip, gray, navy top;
excellent condition. 5000. firm
for quick sale. Al our yard
2% 1852 RALEIGH CRUISER. 81
h.p. Chris Craft marine engine.
outside controls. A very nice han
ding little cruiser in very good
condition, At our yard. $1,000.
sHADYslDE BOAT YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

MERCURY MARK 20, 0uibuard
motor with remote control. $50,
Market 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

left outboard completely
euuipped top, side curtains, Master
craft trailer Mercury motor. Marx
IS cleo, fine deep-water family
boat ready n so. A. 4n7 n
Matshall ST., Falls Church. JE.
1-4s4B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

RICHARDSON 31-ft. sedan, 1913
model in absolute new-boat cond.
lust spent $1,000 on refinishing
twin Gray v drives. very COM
plete with phone. dinghy on davits
and many extras: $500 or viii
trade Tor larger boat IN yacht con-
II Vn~n
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
HOUern To Talk
At ST. Christopher

The members of the st. Chris
TOPPER Holy Name Society will in
augurate the Fall season by re-
eeiving Holy Communion in a
group on Sunday, Sept. 8, at the
300 am. Mass. Father Hanley,
Administrator of st. Christopher
Church will celebrate Mass.
A light breakfast will be served
in the church hall after the Mass,
and a short business meeting will
b. held. James j. Hollern, execu-
tive secretary of the Ohio Catho.
lie Welfare Conference will be the
guest speaker and will talk on
The Role Of the Catholic in the
Community"
Officers of the st. Christopher
Holy Name Society for the 1857
1858 season are: Arch B. Tripler,
Jr.. president; William Davis. vice
president; c. M. Prentice, score
tary; August Grodrian,~ treasurer;
and Kenneth McPhail, marshal.
Father Hanley is the spiritual di-
rector of the local society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
Economy
Minded

midas sole Catholic
State Governor, A. J. John,
Of Madras, is right in step
with midas Unpreeedenf-
ed economic crises, in that
he is . firm advocate Of
economy in governmental
affairs. Besides CUTTING
state expenses, he has also
cut his personal and enter
fainmenf costs. The In
dian less-expense a M
paign is brought about by
midas bold attempt to
carry out her %mvIti-miIIion
dollar second five-year de-
veloPment plan. A men,
Der OF the Syrian Chris
fion group of MsIabar, Mr..
John, as responsible for
finances of Travaneore-
Cochin, was known as THE
sfingy finance minister"