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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick Co
lonial liv. rm. hrepl.. breakfaS
space IN kit full bSmt scr pen,
Si9. $50. GEO. W ROBERTSON
RFALTOR. 1895 Wis ave. OIL, 2
si.3. ewes. OIL. $3.50. once
amen sun 10 10
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INDIAy sPRING. ovner hss pnr.

INDIAN SPRING; owner has par
chased larger home. must sell:
price educed--4-b bedroom. s-hath,
brick Cape Cod: rec. room. scar
garage, many extras: new-houSe
condition ideal loca ton, reason
able offer considered See IL to-
day Ju. $4,000 c. ROBERT
GRAY A. CO. Realtors. ql6 Els
worth dr.. ~ $4,000.
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country CLUB $4,000. HENRY
W. BEcRAFT GaitherSburg 555
arl pO n.EtfgS
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BETHESDA--"No steps" In this
immaculate rambler. > bedrooms
and den. IN baths, liv rm. with
fireplace G-E kit, wall-to-wall
carpeting. air cond patio and
carporti Sl9,5OO. DONALD Il.
YOUNKlN 4 CO. 10. 4-S0@c
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$1,000 DOWN-VACANT, MOVE RIGHT IN-Ihis bonn
in ideal location Sturdly built 6room brick hS
With sought after features Cement covered front POI
plan A lovely eeramie-ed kitchen spacious II,
separate dining room. scre'neo pofehss comforts
bedrooms Plenty Of closet space Modern tiled d
Fun hassment. GarAae Gas hot-Ealer heat Sl4A3O
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lam RANDOLPH STREET NV,
27 SHERMAN CIRCLE NV.

81 500 DowN-vAcANT semidesasshsd Z-Ia ay
fun dry bsmt. transp and everythtng. tiA
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6o0O FOURTH STREET N. w

81 800 DOWN-CoFnef brick home. DETACHED YES buy
brick home: fireplace in Twins
bedrooms. dlnng hotwaisr heat S5a50
CORNER-6313 SEVENTH STREET NV.
$3.50. DowN-vAcANT-cORNE sEAIDETAcFED SIX
ROOM BKtcK HOME bedrooms dining
extras Anchor yard Finished basement heat
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81 OOO DowN-spaeous so-fg brick Concrete
porch, enormousslzed rooms sice-han plan Spacious
hanquet-si1e dninE heated Den on nrst .
Large kitchen. bedrooms on seccnd neoi pkLF
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sTS0 DowN-vAcAHT--s-Foom tapestry BRICK home I
home has the lavish homes IN
Excsisn location, choice residential Near transpcrat
laTss hvinF vth fireplace screened porehss Fai
Concrete front porch garage
right Priced right al tiSDSO
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1902 18th ST. Sc.

Brick. 3-bedroom home. IN Al
, eond q desired neighborhood. near
schools, churches and transp. Call
10 inspect. Ii. 6-7O43: ewes, LU
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81 500 DowN-Be proud owner Of this d-room
built brick home EnoFmoussiEed living room vaN-to-p
penG dtning large kitchen with oFeaka
z spacious bedrooms, and baths on End noor; Gust
knotty- pine recreation room heat and garage.
trent porch. Move right in ~ $3.50.
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trees just VI A,bOut Must SELL
RIPLEY CO., JU 5-61ll
LANGLEY PARK-Just on Univer-
sity blvd Lovely Sn-briek home.
list H. powder rm, liy rm., din.
rm, and kit. 3 fine bedrms, bSnt
With outside entr. Approved tor
Sl3,300 loan. Priced Slf,25O.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-640O,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, AREA,
nearly new--t-bedrm. Cape Cod
den, liv, rm.. separate din I'm /,
kit on hrSt floor; fenced is-aore
level lot. paneled rec, room. BENG
sold due to owners transfer Fer
details call HE 4-6400, HUGH
t. PECK, REALTOR
OLD GARRETT PIX. i07Os View
mouth st Real oppor, TO- assume
al ilaes loan on 3-yr -old indy,
designed contemporary Snlit-leveL
q rms porch, patio, a acre mr.
excel schools, swimming pool. etc {;
high heamed ceilings, lac windows
facing garden area . bedrms {,
bath upper level; rms, bath,
outdoor entr. lower level. OWNER,
10, 5-O2OS
PINEY BRANCH ROAD AREA
close in--4-bedrm 2.bath CAPE
COD, pre-war custom built, slate
roof; h-w heat; AOxi 80 level
HiInkBRAND CO, ~. assoc.
Icontinued on Next Pass)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILICkEST. BEST SECTION =
Wonderful 9 rms. 3 baths. plus
finished 3rd q rec rm owner
leaying; must sell fine trees and
shrubs. Priced low. Box 99-A.
Ctar
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HOUSES suR saLg-@s.
tcoNTlNUEDl

BRIGGS CHANEY RID. $50 500
cash viii move you into this at
traetiye stone and frame Cape
Cod: the rooms are large. lots Of
closet space; big bTeezeway TO p
car garage; price, S2l 800 Mrs.
Steed with LAIRD B. SCOTT,
REALToR. JU. 9-0420: ewes. ard
SIN o-QEGl
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wILLoUGHBY REAL EST
TOP OF pa. AVE.

1920 10th st.-6-r0om brick in
wonderful condition. This home
has everything, Handy location.
Owner leaving and must sacrifice.
Shown by appt. only.
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Skeletons of z GIs
Buried in France

CHERBoURG. France, Aug.
"a (P.-The skeletons OF two
unidentified American soldiers,
found during salvage work on
a wrecked ship off Normandy's
Utah Beach, were buried in
the United States cemetery
near here today.
Army officers from Frank
turt, Germany, who attended
the rites, will investigate If
other American bodies are
still In the ship, which was
sunk on D-day during the in
vasion Of France. Uncon-
flrmed French reports said
there we're some SO skeletons
in the vessel but only two have
thus far been recovered.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
A-2s THE SUNDAY STAR

washington, d. g.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25. 1857
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Practical, versatile linen dish towels i'm
ported and specially priced for this
event. Big l6x30" size with stripes Of
red. aqua, pink or gold. Toweling by
the yaro 39c
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Winter-weight blankets Of 1907 Acrilan
warm, mothproof. shrinkproof. soil
resistant. Washable. colorfast and nom
allergic. 72x90" size with acetate satin
binding. In six colors.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

39x76" twin size. Fine white muslin
cover, white cotton filled; double box
stitched; Sanforized cotton skirt elastic
bound. 54x76" double size --------4.SS
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Big 24x70-in. size ideal for hard-to-
cover. areas. Use in busy traffic spots.
In light green, blue, rose, aqua. white,
grey, hunter green. charcoal, sandalwood
or antique gold. Other sizes available.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

So
Fine quality bath towels with border
stripe Of golden Mylar threads. 24x46"
size Antique gold. butterscotch, blue
mist. pink, green or white,
Evening star., 1957-08-25

In the beautiful "Foreld' pottern by International .
the lovely plain design OF this silver totwoe will homonize
with mony sterling patterns we'll with higher price
sivepoted woe This set offered you OF this greet
dueon only beeouse being discontinued by the foeto
ldeo for gifts
Kanns-Street Floor, Both Stores
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MATURE WALKS

The Audubon Society will con-
duct these nature walks this
week:
SATURDAY. MAY n
- to 10 an Wild nowers and birds In
Glover -Archbold Park Meet at ReserVoiI
road and 44th street NV.
SUNDAY. MAY -
an. Late spring migrants and rest.
dent birds In uplands around Herndon
Va. Meet at 18th and Z streets NV.
National, Capital Parks also
will sponsor these nature walks
this week:
SUNDAY. MAY 70
$50 and 1890 an Birds Of pond
dens
a:30 an. 10 4:3O Pm. Caravan u
Prince William Forest Park In Virginia
Picnic and optional hike 70 abandoned
pyrite mini. Meet At D. c. Transit Once
ton.
2 pm. Visit 10 Theodore Roosevelt,
Island; Park naturalist win explain trail.
side signs.
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HIKING CLUBS

TUESDAY
CAPITAL Hikint Ciub--6:3O pm, dinner
at n Mexico Restaurant.
THURSDAY
Wanderbifds uikins Clubs pm.
spring showing Of color slides and movies
in room 40 Of the National Museum.
SUNDAY, MAY 10
Capital Hiking Club--Eieht.mile hike
from Thurmont 10 Fishing Greek Ressr-
voiI, Make reservations with Paul Pile.
leader. at u. g.6bs4. By noon Saturday.
Meet at an, a. 1924 X street NV.
for chartered bus,
Center HlElns Club---work trip alons
the Appalachian Trail under leaderShip
q Thelma Drels and Bob Semepod
Make reservations with Estella Volk.
hA. 3-6030; Meet at Jewish Community
Center at q An.
Wsndsrblrds Hiking Club--c&o Canal
hike from Pinesburg station TO MeCoy's
pisifi.r and Giant Conway. Make rss res.
ervations with Conway at e032 Broad
s ssrs,t sr2ck I1,s Or phone Of 2-e3eS;
avenue NV. al = am. for chartered bus.
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with the resultant death Of
thousands Of birds. He also gave
examples Of huge fish losses fol-
lowing extensive sprayings of
forest trees. Last year IS million
acres Of cropland-one sixth of
the Nations farmland devoted
to crops-and more than 3 mil
lion acres Of forests were treated
with 3 billion pounds Of pesti-
cides.
The importance Of forests
and our agricultural crops is un-
questioned" the assistant Sec
Rotary said. Both are vitality
needed. However. pesticide pro-
grams have gone ahead without
adequate information on the ef.
fectS which the pesticides have
on fish and wildlife resources
A multi-billion dollar recreation
and commercial fishery Of in.
terest to more than 80 million
Americans Is involved"
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do the Job as professionally rs
you can. A well-done paint lob
not only is something to be
proud Of appearance-wise, but
is practical. Small areas where
rust and corrosion can get q
foothold will spread quickly once
your motor is in active use.
QUESTION AND ANSWER
@. The head on our boat is
one Of those "pump-and -cuss"
kind. 1t always works hard at
the beginning Of the season.
What can be done?-G. H.
A. This is q common COM
plant. Try pouring about q pint
Of water-soluble lubricant into
the bowl. pump it into the
cylinder and let 1t stand for
a couple Of hours. Then work
the pump until it loosens I'D.
4
(If you have any questions
similar to these. mail them to
Bob Jones, care of The Evening
Star and we'll do our best to
answer them here.)
tCopyright 1857, Superior Features
Syndicate. Incl
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NOTES ON BOATS

BY BOB JONES

This is a good time to overhaul
that cupboard. First step is to
give 1t Q good external cleanup.
While doing so look for weak
spots.
The magnetic is a good place
to start. Get out the motor
manual for instructions about
setting the points. After clean
ing them with carbon tet, turn
the motor over a few times to
check on the spark. Is it a good,
full fash. and hot? II not,
check the plugs. Chances are
they'll need to be replaced, but
If you did that near the end of
last season. maybe all they need
is Q good cleaning with. carbon
tet and fine emery.
LOWER UNIT
The lower unit which houses
the 'gears, shift mechanism and
s h afting. may be running
smoothly and require no over
haul. But If 1t seems in need Of
attention. drain of the old lu-
bricant and repack it. Be sure
to follow the exact specifications
as recommended in the manual.
PROPELLER
Go over the wheel with an
eagle eye for dents and signs
Of corrosion. Bad hicks can
be smoothed out with a file
Galvanic corrosion can be COR
rected with a zinc collar wrapped
around the shaft just ahead Of
the propeller. Or If this Is not
practical. try a zinc lock nut on
the end of the shaft.
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FUEL SYSTEM

A thoroughly clean fuel sys.
TEN is the key to O smoothly
performing motor.
Start with the fuel itself. II
you use a portable auxiliary
tank be sure that all old gas
has been flushed out before re-
filling with fresh gas. Then
check the motor fuel tank. II
any old gas has been allowed
to remain inside there is a dan
ger Of gummy deposits in the
outlet valve. Flush 1t out thor
oughly and let 1t air dry before
filling.
LAST STEP
When you've got the motor
Ipurring like a kitten. touch up
those scratches and rusty spots.
Go over it with extra care and
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ROD AND REEL-Word from
Aycock Brown at Manteo. N. C.
is that the bluefish are biting
at numerous points from the
Virginia Cape to Southport or
Cape Fear. Spanish mackere
are also expected in Hatteras
Ocracoke and Cape Lookout
waters.
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Foirfux Club OUTING

The Fairfax Wildlife Club
Inc. will have an outing and
shoot from noon to dark today
at its farm near Warrenton. Food
and beverages will be furnished
The club also is seeking to ar
range trap competition with
neighboring clubs. The address
is Post once Box l76. Fairfax,
Va.
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OUTDOORS
WITH BILL lEETcH

1t Is good to know that at least
some Of the pollution Is being
adulterated enough in nearby
streams so that the herring are
tempted to try them out for
spawning. Both Rock Greek and
the eastern branch Of the Ana
costa River are commencing to
produce some fun for snaggers.
Richie Granzow. IL. a Star car
rier. surprised his mother and
himself by catching q run of
herring in the eastern branch
and bringing home pretty nearly
Sackful.
AS often has been the case.
a foreign importation has be-
come so well established that it
Is becoming q pest.
Some 20 years ago, the nutria,
valued for its pelt and variously
called a king sized muskrat'
and a swamp beaver" although
1t Is neither muskrat nor beaver,
was imported from South Amer
lea. According to the Fish and
Wildlife Service it has become so
prolific that 1t now inhabits q
large portion OF the Southeast
and Gulf Coast as well as the
Mississippi River drainage and
the Pacific Northwest. It is a
vegetarian and as such is in d.
rect competition with migratory
waterfowl and muskrats for the
natural feed in the marshes
Many cases have been reported
where the nutria has eaten out
all vegetation over large areas
However. with the co-opera-
ton Of refuge and rodent con-
troll and predator personnel in
the Fish and Wildlife Service, II
is hoped that research and man.
agement will solve the problem.
/ $50
i We've Just received some new
lures from Tony Acetta a. Son
which look as though they'll be
first class fish producers. One
called q Super Mop" is q COM
bination Of q neon-red head
which attracts fish from q dis
lance. a spoon which clicks
against a chain through which
is threaded some 276 strands OF
nylon. The whole length Of lure
some 10 inches. has q single
hook at both head and tail and
is supposed to combine sight
sound and wiggle as q FISH at
tractor. It comes in three colors
The other is a NEEDLESS adapta-
ton Of the black eel' principle
and Is a lure to be fished on the
bottom by either trolling or,slov
retrieve after casting.
Ross L. LETTER, Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Interior. has asked
that funds be appropriated for Q
comprehensive study Of the use
Of insecticides as they AFFECT
wildlife. He told the Congress
that some insecticides in con.
centrations 40 times the con.
centration which can be toll.
Grated by wildlife" are bling usec
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snow IN Baltimore IN FEBRUARY.
There he saw and fell in love
with a Dutch-built. 30-foot Holi-
day sloop.
When the sloop arrived at
Gibson Island. it was dismantled
with all the parts neatly pack
aged for ocean shipment and
labeled in Dutch.
Jesse did well assembling it,
although he couldn't read the
labels. until he got down to the
last six parts. These were por-
tions of the rigging for which
he's never found the purpose
despite the fact that the boat
sails well.
The purposes Of a packaged
and labeled sponge and mop
we're quite apparent. but what
really bafiled him was the pint
Of gasoline included apparently
for the 15-horsepower auxiliary
motor.
\ =
The Gibson Island Squadron
ct its spring meeting and din
ner saw a film Of the 1855 Trans
Pacific ocean race. Commodore
William P. Flanagan and Mrs.
Flanagan were delightful hosts.
The squadron is preparing for
two weekend regattas. the
Rhode River rendezvous and
race back. June l and June Q
and the Love Point-Swan Point
race, June 8. A side attraction
will be beach party at $3.50
pm. Friday. June Z. at Noun
tain Bar Point.
Attorney Francis j. Racioppi
the Capital Power Boat AsSocia-
tons much.traveled commodore
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The graduates
Mems Certificates

w. L. Laibson, GeorRe
rs Ray Laughlin. Henry ?.
oseph NJ. Lawrence, Alex r.
Robert II. Lawson. r. b. ir.
|amuel Leach. Paul 8.
onald D. Lee. Newman
, Carl q. Lewis, Carl A.
Lewis, Ralph 8.
9 L T Llghtfoot. e. B
,arles w Link. Cornelius. tr.
ordon 4. Lloyd. Edward c.
An Lucas. Lester NJ.
,rtL Mack. Robert Z.
m n " Maimstedt. Bert
nh a Mangano. z. r.
~ a r. Martinez. Adrian J.
>" Mckay. Joseph B.
an Duke Ae,N,eii' koss 8
i,,i,sI' EorAIo
,i Albert ! Hitch:ll.. R S; c.
,o MohleT. Nelson :.
'lnn,.ek A Mott. Richard A.
srsrd : Mueller. Louis P.
as l.. uulisn iahn
nue. Murphy. r. Eueene
,lliott b. Nash. Robert c.
donald I, NICHOLAS. Harold 7.
I'm g.. tr. O'Flaherty. Edw. p.
ymond r. Oursler. 0rifi.. jr.
s s. p ". P ssTscn.. T G. Ri Leland
J. d, J. Parsons. J n. ir.
. Preston Peterson. Nels p.
l.. In. Pincus. Joseph
n. c. ,. Popham. John X.
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lames =. Rogers. W. H.,jr.
Ierald N. Rollins. Robert D.
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7. H.. ir. Rupsis. Thomas p.
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4 Henry schmidtz. Pierre P.
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1ilbur p. Shea, James Ellis
John y Shook. Gene 2.
ID A.. y. simpson, W. Air.
Imune A. Sleeper. Charles p.
ian G. Smith. Herbert Q.
Dean II snyder. Harold ".
Lewis ! Soiibakke. Oscar
Villain Y. SPITE. Melvin
ohn Op. eteeee. Henry y.
illiam X. Stout. Alfred r.
Edwin otrause. W. 3
Norman stuart. Thomas ".
,hn A. TabeTs. W. %.
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g. p. " Tew, George A.
James Thompson, X. Y.
n 'n.. T. T huTstoa G II.
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ey Tyler, John Allen
llvin =. Updike. =. a.
It's vanne, John
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rich p Wells. sidney
,ordon n. Wenger. Francis L.
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.erman L. Woodson, Paul
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lillian l.. Young, Joseph Z.
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Arnold Zuek, Eueene 3.
vomen's Certificates
.iss Y. II. Mckay, Mrs. M. n.
10 NJ. A. Miller, Mrs. I. T.
Mrs. ". Mueller. Mrs. .. II.
Mss n. 2. Murphy, Miss n D,
Mrs. II, Paimes' Marian NJ
Mrs. y. Peterson, Mrs. n. M
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Miss L. RUSSELL, Miss N N
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LEISURE
SPORTSMAN
ScUTTLEBUTT:
ScUTTLEBUTT:
Dutch Thoroughness
Bottles Boot Buyer
BY CHARLES L. COvELL

Dutch thoroughness has its good points, but also its
limitations Take Jesse Laudcnsage general superintendent
Of the Baltimore Transit Co. and member Gibson
Island Yacht Squadron.
Jesse wanted boat and had more less settled
cupboard cruiser when he the Chesapeake Bay Boat
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247 Receive
Bout-HundIino
Certificates

Two hundred and three men
and a women recently received
certificates of the Potomac River
Power Squadron's fall and winter
course in plotting and small boat
handling.
The graduates:
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led the Chesapeake Bay Boat
and Mrs. Racioppi are back from
their trip to Mexico. They
trailed Racioppi's 48-cubic- inch
hydroplane 4.618 miles. stopping
OF for races in Texas enroute.
Racioppi won first place in q
regatta at Corpus Christi May 5.
was third at Austin. May IL, and
third at Houston. May IL. They
then dove to Monterey and Vic
toria, Mexico. where Mrs. Ra-
cioppi saw the jungles in which
her husband hunts on fall trips.
The commodore returned in
time to preside at Capital Power
Boats meeting at Capital Yecht
Club at which Eugene Clement
was the guest speaker. He is in
charge Of the small craft branch
ct the David Taylor Model Basin.
Plans also were discussed for
the associations regatta July 27-
% in which racing outboards and
inboards Of every class except
the Gold Cup boats will take
part.
The 80-foot yacht, Natamor
II. has been making its annual
visit to Capital Yacht Club on
Its trip north. The Natamor II
Is owned by Morris Forgash Of
New York. member of Capital.
Lloyd Trafton. former chief
steward at Capital. remains in
Prince Georges General Hos
pital after an intestinal opera
ton. He was succeeded by Her.
man Browdy. former assistant
steward.
A grandson Of Joseph Apollo
MO. one of the Oldest members.
took part in Eastern Power Boat
Clubs fiag-raising program. He
Is Craig Apolonio. IL, a Boy
Scout.
Bruce Wallen. master Of cere-
monies, traced the history Of the
club and introduced the officers,
Ray Mcmahon. commodore for
the third year: Edgar Moore, vice
commodore; William A. Mcbride,
rear commodore: William Hitch
cock. feet captain; Thomas Di-
Salvo. treasurer. James Hol-
loman. secretary. and Louis
Letcher. measurer.
The Cupboard Boating Club OF
Annapolis has announced a busy
schedule Of cruises for the sum-
mer and has invited Washington
and Baltimore clubs to take part
In addition. the club is PLAN
ming a series OF IA races in the
Severn. probably at Herald Har-
Dor. A future project is q rendez-
vous for all three clubs.
The schedule: Sunday, 1926
am, Severn River cruise to In
dian Landing; June %. Q am.
cruise to st. Michaels. July l6
8 am. cruise to Chesapeake
Beach; August IL. $3.50 am.
cruise to Rhodes River: Septem.
Der IS. 10 am, cruise to West
River. All cruises will be from
the City Dock in Annapolis
Parking and launching sites will
be available and those partici-
pating should bring their owr
lunches.
An instructor training course
in hunter safety and rife han
ding will be held next Saturday
and Sunday by the Suburban
Junior Rife Association. The
first day will include lecture and
demonstrations at the Prince
Georges Rod and Gun Club
Lanham. A firing and practice
coaching class will follow Sun.
day at the Berwyn Rod and Cur
Club range near Bowie. Fol
information call r. D. Schenck
HA. 2-341l.
=
ROD AND REEL-Word from
Aycock Brown at Manteo, N. C.
is that the bluefish are biting
at numerous points from the
Virginia Cape to Southport or
Cape Fear. Spanish mackere
are also expected in Hatteras
Ocracoke and Cape Lookout
waters.
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Lou Fageo the Gold driver who has the Presidents
17oot Cranda
Towers Alexandria Ed Riggs the Marine Mart estimates the 35hopow
saving
he motor
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