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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Walter Says House Unit
Has Evidence of Spying
By the As,ociatsd press

Chairman Walter Democrat of Pennsylvania says the
House Committee Un-Amercan Activities has
number Of Americans be involved in Soviet espionage
THE facts in the possession of the committee
that number Of American citizens have been may still
be involved in Soviet espionage" Mr. Walter said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

is ASP Of
A6P DouE YOUR MONEY BAckl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Aug. 5

5-Hymn Of the Doy.
900
4-cortoon Circus. Kids.
5-Kortoon Klub. Kids.
9-Coptoin KonsoFoo. Kids.
$50
4-RompeF Room. Kids.
9:45
o-OswoId Robbit. Kids.
Fovorite cortoon choroc'ers.
1000
4-Home. Arlene Froncis.
5-Senote Hearings.
pa Hours. Current investioo-
tons ore concerned with rock
eteerina in New York unions ond
the alleged collision between
management ond Iobor TO sup
press Puerto Ricon workers in
New York City. Chief counsel
for the committee is Robert Ken
nedy. Choirmon is Senator John
Mcclellan.
e-The Fred WoFine Show.
1880
9-Arthur Godfrey. Variety.
From Seottle, Wash.
1900
4-The Price Is Right.
Bull Cullen. host.
ll:30
4-TFuth o. Consequence.
Bob BoFker, m. c.
9-Strike Il Rich. Quiz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Carroll Baker Gives
Advice on individuality

h1er Long written by the au-
:hor Of Tea and Sympathy
After that I got a role in
Giant and the lead in Baby
DOLL
Adversely can be construc-
tive. Disappointments are
necessary for maturity. When
1 look back on the pattern I
realize that my good luck came
cut OF what seemed like bad
luck"
The talk turned TO clothes
ind how ,fads come and 60.
When / was a teen-ager
I was very happy" Carroll
admitted. but this was a cur
rent trend and all the girls
bought their sweaters in the
boys department. When I
think back. I believe this atti-
tude was an accommodation
for a low clothes budget.
I don't follow fashion," she
continued. Il am q great one
Tor independence and individ-
uality. I like to look neat and
prefer simple clothes. but when
: 60 to a party ! don't mind
going all out to look as nice as
/ can.
TITS strange" Carroll unused.
when I'm given a script !
nave no trouble at all knowing
Just how the character l am
to play should dress. l know
what kind Of hair is right for
her. but" she laughed, Its
not easy when / try to decide
for myself.
Right now, choosing a
hairStyle is a problem. am
always changing 1t. I have
curly bangs for awhile, then
straight bangs. / wear my
hair long. then pile it high.
Part Of growing UP is develop
ing style and individuality"
We talked about marriage
and the wonders OF q new
born baby. MY baby is so
beautiful" she said with glow
ing eyes. Having her seems
so long ago and she is only
three months old. She already
has a definite personality.
I'm enjoying her every minute
while she is young because
they grow UP so fast.
Il didn't have too much
trouble when she was born. L
dieted during pregnancy, but
my baby was the biggest in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

the hospital. She weighed 9
pounds 4 ounces, and is
healthy as can be. ! did all
the exercises the doctor gave
me, but l think dancing was
what helped my muscles to be
so strong. I hope I can have
many children and that they
will all be as little trouble. 1
ioye my home and family and
/ like to spend all my time
with them.
In fact. I like the simple
things of life and people who
have a solid sense Of values.
I am not impressed with peo-
pie who try to impress me-"
she added thoughtfully.
Most Of us don't realize
how we appear to others. I
remember the shock Of seeing
myself on the screen for the
first time. ! thought how
uninteresting' but there was
nothing I violently wanted to
change. except to get rid Of
q nasal quality in my voice.
individuality can't be
forced" Carroll concluded. TT
evolves from living and comes
with maturity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
BY LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.

Carroll Baker, who has
played contrasting roles in
both Of her Hollywood pic
lures. has established herself
in motion pictures as a versa
tile actress.
1T was no overnight sue
cess" Carroll told me the other
day at Warner Bros. My first
visit to Hollywood, a few years
ago. was a flop. I worked in
q little theater. had a small
part at MGM and a bit part
on TV and I returned to New
York very discouraged.
Illustration is q terribly
destructive emotion" she rem
missed. Il studied dancing
when / was 9 and dreamed OF
a ballerina but ! started too
late. / didn't realize this and
felt a desperation that l had
to get ahead. At Is ! went
into vaudeville with a circus
and ! had a hard time.
1T is so easy to be confused
when you are young" Carroll
explained. When I was in
New York looking for a job,
after I had come back from
Hollywood. / seemed to go
around in circles. Everyone
advised me. trying to make me
At into their cliche patterns.
The more I kept changing
myself the more depressed I
became.
THE turning point in my
life was my decision to study
acting with Lee Strasberg at
the Actors Studio. He recog-
uized how mixed up I was and
gave me just the advice l
needed. Stop seeking other
peoples opinions. he told me
Be what you want to be- And
almost instantly ! seemed to
know who / was and what I
wanted.
After this my whole per-
sonality changed. I began 70
feel secure in my talent and
I was no longer trying to prove
something. l became more re-
Taxed and confident and felt
capable Of meeting competi.
ton.
Three months after I start
ed studying with the Actors
Studio. I was offered a lead in
the Broadway play All Sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
WHY GROW OLD?
Here's
Thut
Diet!
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Spring has a special feel
and smell and sound all It's
own. Like an unusual dish
which has a subtle and pro-
vocative flavor. the mood of
spring is difficult to analyze.
However. in its ensemble OF
sound We can recognize the
gentle patter of rain on q roof,
children's voices raised in
gladnesS at being outdoors
again, the twittering and sing
ing Of birds AND the roar of
vacuum cleaners!
When nature begins to redo
herself, we women are seized
with an intense urge toward
house cleaning and house dec
grafton. Spring cleaning is
as familiar a part of this
season as spring fever.
This is a time of bewilder-
ment for the man of the house.
Even though he sees it happen
over and over again, he always
is disturbed when the far away
but jealous look Of a crusader
suddenly appears on the face
Of his wife. Then one night he
comes home to find the cur
tains down. the furniture piled
in the middle of each room
and a blend Of floor wax, de-
tergents and furniture polish
pervading the atmosphere, and
he knows that all is well.
There is something about
spring which sets of a chain
reaction in self improvement.
1t is a rebirth. a return to a
younger outlook and q more
youthful appearance.
I know Just how you feel.
Once we have spruced up our
houses and gotten rid of some
of the clutter and dust, we
want to fit into the picture.
Why remain cluttered our
selves - with those extra
pounds?
You can lose from S to
10 pounds in nine days time
If you follow my 9-day Reduc-
ing Diet. The handy. 9-Day
Diet booklet is available
through this column. Just
send 10 cents and a stamped,
self-addressed envelope with
your request for it. Address
Josephine Lowman in care OF
The Evening Star.
In the booklet are listed
menus for nine days. II you
adhere to these menus. and
follow the diet directions,
you'll find that you won't have
TO squeeze into the picture Of
spring-youll flt in nicely.
minus those extra S or 10
pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
TO Celebrate Birthdoy

The Thirteen Colonies Chap
ter. D. c. OAR. will observe
its 54th birthday Saturday at
q luncheon given at the Ken
nedy-Warren. Among the
guests invited are Mrs. Allen
Wrenn, State regent, and Mrs.
Ellsworth e. Clark. State vice
president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
Miss Lucey Speaker

Miss Ethel Lacey. head Of
the District Of Columbia Pub
lie Library's Washingtoniana
Collection. will talk to the
geography and map group of
the Special Libraries on Tues
day at 8 pm. The meeting will
be held at the Public Lbrary's
main building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
Too Thin EYeloshes

To make lashes look longer
and thicker, powder lightly be-
fore applying mascara to upper
lashes only. When dry, repeat
this application.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24
Canyon Trip
Offered For
Youngsters

George Goldmark, veteran
camping director, will con-
duct the first Canyon Cara
van this summer from Aug.
5-18.
The Canyon Caravan, spon-
sored by the Tucson Jewish
Community Center, is open to
boys and girls between the
ages of II through Id years.
1t will include two weeks of
out-of-doors living and work
ing together in the vicinity of
the Grand Canyon and other
scenic areas of the northern
part of Arizona.
There will be an overnight
stay at a guest lodge, but for
the balance of the trip the
campers will sleep in their
own tents and prepare their
own food.
MIR. GOLDMARK, assisted
by three other staff members,
will accompany the campers.
Mr.. Goldmark has a B.A. de-
gree from NYU and a mas
ter'S in social science from
Boston University. He was
youth director of the Jewish
Community Center in Bridge
port, Conn. and program di-
rector at the center in Ham
ilton, Ont, Canada. He also
has directed the Center day
camp and now is program di-
rector of Hillel and recently
was elected president of the
University Pastors Fellow
ship.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24
Oresmon Opens
Dropey Concern

Ed Oresman, former man.
ager and decorator for Smell
ler's in downtown Tucson for
four years, has opened his
own drapery and upholstery
concern.
Mr.. Oresman, who came to
Tucson from New York, has
opened the "Showplace" at
2420 N. Campbell. In New
York he had been manager
and decorator for Snug
Form, an exclusive drapery
and upholstery store.
The Showplace will special
ize in drapery, slipcover and
upholstery materials.
Mr.. Oresman is also we'll
known locally for his parts
in dramatic productions. His
role of the father in "The
World of Sholom Aleichem"
was widely hailed.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24
Temple Students
Will Get Picnic

The first annual Temple
Emanuel religious school
picnic will be held Sunday,
May 26 as 11:30 am. at the
Fenster Ranch School and
Camp.
There will be swimming
and all sports for the young
sters. Students will be given
drinks and ice cream.
Parents have been invited
to join with the youngsters
in the post-school holiday pic
mic. The Temple brotherhood
is assisting in arrangements.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24

League, Hillel Foundation
with it's more than 200 cam
pus units, and other local and
national projects.
B'nai Birth has a total of
% key projects.
Tickets for Sundays bene-
fit dinner dance are $5 apiece,
which includes the tip, for
the full course spring chicken
dinner and all the trimmings.
TWO FLOOR shows at $3.50
pm. and 11:30 pm. will fea-
ture the evenings entertain
ment. On the program is
songstress Terri O'Mason,
who Just closed a 17-Week en-
gagement at Larry Potter's
in Los Angeles.
Dinner reservations may be
made by calling Eddie Klein
erman, chairman at EA
7-1879; Kenneth Cohen, CO.
chairman, MA 3-6161 or Da-
vid Mishkind, EA 1927.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24
Anshei Israel
Holds School
Program Sunday

Congregation AnShei Israel
will hold class day exercises
for the Hebrew and Sunday
schools Sunday morning, May
26 at 1920 o'clock.
Special awards and certifi-
Gates of merit will be present
ed to outstanding students.
The Anshei Israel board of
education has invited mem
bers of the congregation and
friends to attend the cere-
monies.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24
Free Loan Group

I. H. Handmkaer has been
reelected president of the He
brew Free Loan Association
of Tucson.
Other officers also were re-
elected at a meeting of the
organization last week.
They are William Walker,
vice-president; Leo Rackoff,
treasurer; Abe Simon, secre-
tary, and Richard Goetz, legal
adviser.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24

organization, under Presiden1
David Mishkind, is seeking to
boost membership to further
the groups work which in
clude the anti-Defamation
The Arizona post., 1957-05-24
B'noi Birth Holding
Supper Dance On Sunday

Bnai Brith's annual dinner dance will be held Sunday
Nav 26 at the Cotlon Club
Dinner will be served from pm.
BNAI BIRTH the oldest and largest Jewish service
organization has passed 18th birthday In Tucson the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

.l-Rm, Kit and Bath Apt
- Bryant ST. NV. So 80
r. ELIOT MIDDLETON. REALTOR
l1b7 X 81. NV. RE. 7-1isi
- coLORED
491 and 4gl7 LIST 81. NV. Mod
eTn, ] and 2-bedroom apartments
with tile bath. laundry facilities, and
individual storage lockers. block
from shopping center and bus:
or TU. 2-Si32
I. MoSToW a. co.
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40l Z ST. Sc.
! Mr. U. S. Capitol Brand new ..
I'M. kit and bath apt. S65.5O mo
J Key at 4ug E st. Apt. 2U2.
+ 1875 GALES ST. NE.
Mr. Benning rd LRe. .-r,n.. kit
and bath apt. $50 80 mo Key on
md n.
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ARL.; close hi and . bedTmS
mod. bldg; near Key. Memorial
prloges, Pentaeon; $50 and Sii5.
some with view Of Potomac River
NO children. ia. s-lI33. Out vii.
son nIyd:; left on Oak st. to ONCE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

C0LOkED-H ST. AND 18th NE
Q ICE. bright airy rms. and bath:
S75. RIA 6-229l.
C0LORED-I, 2 AND 3-RM APIS
Also basement apt: can furnish
TU 2-S13l.
COLORED--I3t3 CLIFTON NV
Spacious 3 bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette,
KIT and bath: newly redec.; elev.
nidg resident mgr. Apt. 80. HO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

COLORED - LOOKING FOR an
ant with . extra large roonsi
Look no more! This is it. Private
Kitchen and bath, separate en-
MR.. LINDSAY. Sunday. 10. 2-O5aa
weekdays. 10 1.Io1R
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129 YUMA ST. Sc,

Congress lights. nr. S. Capitol st -
Modern lge 2-bedrm apis. COM
pletely equipped kitchens. $50 so mo
To inspect. key At los Atlantic st.
Sc. Apt. 204. or call DI. 7-640O
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COLORED
ii2 10TH ST. NE. -utils. Incl. So
4 NO. /; rms. dinette. kit. bath
5i35 AsToR PL. Sc. $50
No. on Central ave. . rms. kit
and BATH individual heat and utils
1913 HICKMAN ST Sc. SOS
NO, rms. Kit. and bath. in.
diyidual heat and utils.
Ii5-il7 z ST. Sc.
Redec = rms, kit. bath in apt
bldg; heat incl. Keys No. 5.W.
$40 Ord ST Sc. sos
NO. 20. . rms. Kit and bath. In
sood cond Adults. See Janitor.
1910 s. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. SIS
rms. Hollywood bath and kit.
Heat included
rms. kit. and bath. $50. 80.
1870 v ST NV.
Apt. bldg, u block OF nth 81 4;
" rms, kit. and bath. from S57 Heat
included, Apt, redecorated. JanitOr
s1i l. ST. Sc, $50
heat. =
80 T ST, NV, 500
rn., kit. bath and porch. e
rms. Kit. and bath from S55) stove
refsr. and utilS. incl.
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NEAR PlNEY BR FLOWER AVE
SHOP. center In f-unIt hiSg

mop center In H-unit bldg.
BEDROOMS, sos
i BEDROOM. $50 AND up
Newly dec. cross ventiiation n.
diyidusl thermosiat utiis Incl in
s-5I96; ewes, sP. 4-7453.
OAITHERSBUR0-i and 3 bedrm
units with scr. rear pch.. located
y olks from elem. school and shop
district: S62 so TO $50 per mo.
Gaithersburg--l and Q bedrm
units In mod. bldg equip. kit. ige
~. rm. and bath; $50 so 10 SOS
RBso5oEiESy i ne u1 pn SAMUEL IL =
MI. Wilson. GA 4 -sn3A
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Attractive family accommodation
bedroom. duplcx.type attached homes
with private front and rear en-
frances, picture window and hasp-
ment with automatic washer and
drler controlled ahS furnace With
hot,watef hCatinR system. modern
kltehen with electric rcirieerat5r
stove. garbaec disposal GOOD pnb'ir
transportation 10 Pcntagon NaVy
annex and downtown D G.. roLyrn-
ient 10 shopping center public and
parochirl schools and chuleheS chii-
dreh welcome play areas availabis:
somplets maintenance services Rents
from 81 , TO Sia9 80. FOR yievluS
Information, call Temple d.SiO0
,continued on Next Parsl.
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coLORED-LGE. :-BEpRM. APT,
newly dec. in mod brick apt Bldg.
mr. public eolf course. shnr. ctr.
schools and theater: lge. liv. rm,,
dlnette., mod. kit. built-in u,its,
SS4 mo-. incl utils. nothing else
TO pay. DIR Out Bennlng I'd. ne.
right on Oklahoma ave. right on
st. TO apt. bldg. 2ao5. See vac,
APT. I. Open Ill rented, or phone
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGToN-very desirable / and
Z. ne9rms., mod. bldg: mr. Pent.,
~: Myer; adults only. ia. s-ll33.
AiRL.-S74. Redec. 1-bedrm. apt.
m N apt ,t 1ids;' gtiIs. incl; M. ft.
3-567s days. EN-. 3-92Os ewes.
ARL.-:Mod. duplex: 2 bedrms- Iiv
rm3 din. kit. bath. bsmt. STORAGE
Stafford St. ia. 1888. ''A' Ne
ARL.R2-b;r; cor. apt, mr.. Hecht'S,
$3.50 -S w a4 @SS' J Apt 4- 1!sS;
ARL.-,Spacious. clean 2-bedrm- ant :
SSO incl. utils. Mgr. Apt. s, 1904
n. Pierce ST.. ia. 5-1654.
ARLINGTON. BEST AREA-ModeT1
proJect' IN walking distance OF
Con- Son AHh ss ana "a, minutes to Penta-
and 2 bedrm. apis, in new sec:
ton: LRe, rms. modern Kitchens.
theTmostatically controlled heat
n an9,. ar conditioning, swimming
c c0T1; 6as n,f ana shopping. 2040
ALL S. Va min. to D. c.: mod.
4-s300. OIL. 2-s242. IL
mod NOD: bldg; near ~ Key. M HsGtmsi
6ridges. Pentaeon; $50 and Sii5,
Some with view Of Potomac Riyey'
no cnllqren. ia. S-1l33. Out VIII
son nlyd:; left on Oak st. to ONCE,
300 10Th rd.. North.
ARL.. 1904 n. PIERCE ST. bed
tm, apt MoSs7o Incl. utils.; single
EEFIC; DE LUXE APT; Ari.; close
super e soun nln' i,t kitf. parauet flooIs:
.S01 90 incl utils ia. 1854.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, adjacent
70 Shopping center and schools
Lovely avn. trees and flowers; s
mins 10 downtown. 8 minis. to
ffentaeon: buslines at your front
S eetu, ample parking; 'front.' once
SSe ,,,;l;; laundry and storage in your
freezer top; convenient for Army
navy and Air Force personnel: [
sana pedrooms. and 3 exposures:
from S75 Mt. Vernon and Russell
70. Alexandra. TIE 6-4400.
All. 1880 N. Quinn. mr.. Memorial
s Sn5 Key bridges: l-bedrm. apt.
81. 90. ntils. incl; Key Apt. A.
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE I-bedroom
s spIsd with ~; nm. dinette, kit,
elites sel An x, 3 5I nol lines; laundry IA
Ar; mr. Fort Myer, Clarendon
1911 N. Troy-Beaut. clean i bed:
faa,, ap., IN apt. bldg, laundry
80 incl. utils. ia. 2-5600
DEL RAY. lovely apis: one q
peorm... one o-bedrm.: 500 mn
incl util. VAN REALTY. ia. 7-5333
II; STRONG VILLA, Lee highway
pig white building 3 rms dinefte-
kitchcnette. bath Adults. ia.
:-5sI6.
3-rm. apt Lee
nvlng room. fireplace. porch. Old
Section: Near transp. For amt.
can XII, S-:'352 between sig sun.
day and Monday.
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1O8 ATLANTIC ST Sc.

ares--Modern lae / and 2-hedrn
apts.. completely equipped kitchens
sos so 20 1850 mo. To inspect. key
at Apt. 2o4. or call d.. 7-G400 week
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COLORED

ga EAST CAPITOL ST.
Convenient section Modern Ice
-bedrm. apt. $3.50 mo. KEY a,
1000 Independence ave. Sc. ADJ
l02.
1870 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Mr.: E. Capitol ST. Modern lge, o
nm, Kit. and bath apt Ideal section
S67 80 mo. Key at 1900 Indepen-
denee ave. Apt l09.
1900 X ST. Sc.
Mr. Navy Yard Modern l-bedrm
apt. conv. section S6a 81 mo. Key
"a. Apt
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COLORED
NOW AVAILABLE


NOW AVAILABLE
1881 Meridian Pl.. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath thea
and Utilities iurn1; SIS.
1882 18th Street NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. S55
46s N Street NV.
l room. kitchen and bath: $40
5l2-l4 U Street NV.
5 rooms and bath; $50.
4 rooms and bath. SOS,
2424 18th Street NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath; $40
IsI6-is Swami Street NV.
z rooms. kitchen and bath; $50
ls45 No. Capitol street
l room. kitchen and bath, SIS.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc
13s 18th St. NV DI. 7.6s3I
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nroioO3 w bESI AREA-Modern
Nav Annex and minutes to PentS.
gon: Has g. few remaining eficf
ana bedrm. apis. In new aec.
ION: LRe, rms. modern Kitchens.
snermoStatically controlled heat
ano ar conditioning, swimming
pool; bus and Shopping. 00I6
Columbia pike, IA. 5-n3GS ~O1V
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COLORED-NORTHEAsT
EXTRA VALUE

2002 4th ST. NE.
NOW available a lst-tioGr and :
3rc-foor zrartmcnt. each with Twins
IN, becrm. kitchen and hath. Re.
nGced rents OF SO 10 $50 INCLUDE
ali utilities and reiriEerato-. A ten
ant for each Of these apartments vii
be allowed a months rent free after
- monthly rental payments ara
mad" promptly and proper care Il
gwen he apartment B r Saul
CO. 925 18TH st. NV. Ma. S-.i01
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nigh TIDES . sS s sD %aa. 4Ss
Italics
AQUA Creek S sS s S oseSsSss Bay, ~ 81.
coeDsi Bssea ,- hrs oasneo Creek .ptrane.i h,
0'A''''' ssls. .Slss sa'
IN iasss ss4 ssss ssiiss s;as ssas s.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18
Two virginiuns
Fish in Tourney
AT Nuos Head

Two Alexandra anglers are
members Of the Tri-State Surf
Anglers Club which is repre-
senting this area in the invi-
tation surf fishing tournament
which opens today at Mays
Head, N. c.
The Alexandrians are Oscar
n. Ryder OF liz South Column
bus street. and William b.
SOyars Of 5549 Holmes Run
parkway. Others fishing with
the team are Paul X. Hamp-
shire. Carl Levy and William
Keegan Of Baltimore and Col.
Arthur l.. Shreye Of Wood
stock, Md.
The six-man team was picked
from among club members at
"a tournament held at Ocean
City. Nd. in June.
The Carolinian Hotel is
headquarters for the sixth an
nual tournament which ends
tomorrow. Teams representing
~ surf angling clubs are COM
peting. A banquet will be held
tomorrow night and open In
dividdal competition will take
place Sunday. Trophies and
other prizes will be awarded in
both team and individual CON-
petition,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

He replaced this with one made
Of mahogany.
Besides the frame. the kit in
cluded cypress planklng. all In
fine shape. and the catboat's
one big sail. There also was q
bronze rudder and an iron CEN
terboard. which Jenkins de-
cided TO discard. replacing 1t
with one Of his own design.
Bill made his own spars of
sitka spruce. The mast is %
feet long: boom. 10 feet. and
gan. IL feet. The catboat, just
launched In the Potomac. Is q
trim little craft 10 feet long
with . 7-foot beam. It easily
carries six.
The hull is fiber-elassed and
the ss-inch plywood decking Is
covered with canvas. Mahoe-
any was used throughout for
the seats and trim. Floorboards
are Of redwood.
What speed his new boat will
make or how she will handle in
a stih breeze. Bill does not yet
know. but 1T seems well de-
signed and has a sail area of
more than 200 square feet.
Boat building and repairing
has been a spare time occupa-
ton since 1910 for jenkins.
who is an auditor In the Gen.
eral Accounting Once.