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HOUSES FURNISHED

FALLS CHURCH-Rambler. 2 bed
rms, den. din. rn.-liv. rm. comb.
kit, Ia baths. enclosed porch;
barbecue, air cond,; TV; compl
furn.; $3.50. JE. 2-6500. IA
ARL.-LYON vILLAGE-6-rm. brk
corner house, all improvements
garage; $50 per mo-; avail. Nov
Is to May /. 26l7 Key blvd.
ia S-3155.
VA 3-bedroom rambler. nicely
furn.; fenced back yard; mr.. Sew
en- Corners: S145. ia. 2-0526.
GEORGETOWN, 1874 29th st. NV
Small house: 2 .bedrms., bath
terrace garden; for couple Of
bachelors. Rent $3.50. Call Boyser
at sANDoz, INC. DU. 7-1234.
5I2 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-S rms.
z baths, all furnishings, tnclud.
linen. dishes and auto. washer II
basement: can be used as apart.
ments. Possession Nov. I. $15(
P Eat RSi Realty II liss1 Co.. REALTORS
BRooRDALE, MD.-Beaut. furn.
batS end: walk to schools ant
MASS. AVE. PxRKOspac., I
mat; $500 Avail. Nov. 10. wo
C. ALLEN sHERwIN. INC.
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ara uMEuRR.-YK,
tcoNflNusD,

AALINGTON-Take 5 minutes "a
convince yourself that our almost.
new. air-cond.. Ire. one-bedrm
units on quiet secluded street
close In. are the best you'll finc
at only sI07.50. Incl. oil utils
Res. Mgr. IA. 4-34s3 or pT. q
7740.
ARL.. Va, 8 min, 10 D. .C.--Mod.,
bedrm., new bldg: balcony view
OF city and Potomac. Mr.. SMITH
IL. 4-s30O, OIL. 2.S242.
ALEX DEL RAY-Dupiex apt.
bedrms.. Nv. rm.. din. rfn.. kit
yard. Space for washing machine
Close to d. W High School M
xiSEHnRsRMEEsIsTHss nsFS E s-JhiSsSSM oSr
n. ARLINGTON : Vacant: large
sized dining rm. Conven. located
bet. Lee hwy. and Lorcom lane
Private home. private entrance
and parking; storage rm., space
iIor g aIESdssn and flowers. Phone
n. ARL., adj. Westover branch II.
brary. across Wash. blvd. from
shop, center. bus stops--Extra-
Ice. 1-bedrm. unit; 8 closets; new
y redec.; $40. Immed. KE. 6-6644
NEAR FIT, MYER-PENTAGON--i
and 1a-bedrm. apts.; ldry. facils.
fenced yd., air-cond. bedrm.; SIS
and $50 plus utils. zoos 8 4th
St. Arlington. IA. 2-I764.
ALEX del RAY-l and 2 bedrm
garage; block TO bus, stores. post
once; Adults. $og. 50-S75. RAY
MoND APARTMENTS, TIE. 6-3l 90,
Bldg, shops bus. Sss.56. ~ 0Si
y Ms01 h 0lS S.h "a a. a siis s. TO
CLARENDON AREA = Practically
YeSs50l, LIST floor. Call Agent. ia
1 BEDRM.; S76. incl. gas; neal
Key Bridge; most desirable loo
ia. 8-4907. 1900 N. Oak, Arl.
ARL.-Spacious 1.bedrm. apt. II
plne-paneied with buiIt-in mir.
rorred bar: suit. exec. or Pentagor
ofiicial near bus, stores. S126
incl utils. IA. $4,000.
ARL.- close-in, attr. ige. 2-bedrm
includes ScRss Ap afil eRE.a i9 s.4 lS 'iOO
BROYHILTON APTs., North Arl.
ington-Newly furnished in mod.
ern; I bedrm., unfurnished. SS6.
2 bedrms., unfinished, S105:
bedrm., furnished, Sl26: Q bed
rms, furnished. $3.50: All utiis
line and shopping: minutes from
y: C.. Pentagon. NJ. +. BROY-
HILL q SONS, 1924 Lee hwy.
Arlington, Va ia. 1880.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, ada.
cent to shopping center and school
5 Minis. to- downtown. 3 minis. to
Pentagop, 5 buslines At door: am
pie parking. front once service
laundry and storage in your build
esp Specially hiE ' cony. for Army. Nav E
and Air Force personnel; l and z
bedrms., 2 and 3 exposures: from
SIS. Mt. Vernon ave. and Russell
I'd. Alex. Va. TE. 6-4400.
CHOICE NEWLY PAINTED 1.bed.
rm. apt, close in Arl.: mod. apt
bldg: stores and transp. nearby
s7S. "a. 7-2le7. -
apt. ~ bedrms', den and storage
rm. or 3rd bedrm. 4020 N. 17tt
ST.; $115. ia. 2.o51s.
ARL.. S74-1 -bedrm. apt in apt
bldg: utils incl: nj. IT. Myer
stores and transp. EN-. 3-567f
days: EN-. 3-e20S. ewes.
n. ARL.-2.bedrm. duplex. sep
din. rm.; conv. to everything
nice nelghhorhood. IA. 7.0672.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or EXON

WILL TRADE $4,000 eequity In
bone on South pas ss., ave az hI nis..
ing lots, or ecrease. Assume Isl
mortgage, S1l.4O0; Ql nnnnceo,
Se7.67 per month. sP 3.l474.
NEW $4,000 free and clear 3-b.r
Fame RAMP. on IA ia III, Il mi nj. 60 60
b. G. BOX 203-M Star. So
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APIS. UNFURN.-VA.
2 BEDRMS., $107.50
141n N QUINN ST.

This unusually large. modern,
picture windows, modern kit, laun-
dry and storage; off-street parking;
near schools, shopping, transp.;
swimming priyileges; only 10 min
utes to downtown. Resident mgr,
Ant. 2. IA. s-734S.
SIDNEY 2. MENsH q CO.
1918 Eye st. NV. Ma. 6-6440
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COLoRED-S595 DOWN--VAcANT,
Redecorated 7-rm. brick; porches,
IA baths: bsnlt., gas heat; terms.
RIA. 6-6912, ia, 9-4079.
COLORED-T YOU HAVE good
credit and want . lovely COST.
wide modern brick home, gas heat,
refgr., garage; on 18th ST. near
irving, for under. $4,000 CAL
coLoRED-sALE OR RENT
HOME AND OFFICE
Large cor. brk. bldg, on 3 streets
arranged for LIST d. ofiiees: "a n.
furn. apt. Sep. entr. Some dental
equipmt. Easv terms. RA. 3.D5b2
AUERBACH q Co. DI. 7-6b0l
coLORED
4b0l Blaeden Ave.
Open Sat. and sun, 1 20 3
Stone and.brick corner RAMBLER
almost in the park. with ever
modern LUXURY. incl. liv rm. with
mirrored fireplace. sep. dining rm::
pink kit, Q Ice. bedrms,, 2 full
baths. maids rm. and bath down
Joins q sENNETT. CO.
d. 7-l244 Ewes. IA. A1esi
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BROADMOOR

SPECIAL OFFERING-Sth a.,
quiet. ,l l;eed5m; apt; ~ home OYER
Liv. rm. 15'x22,7". Perfect -cond
throughout. Not occupied since
complete redecoration. Monthly
maint. SAC. ONLY $4,000.
ALSO
. charming 1-bedrm. apt. homes
with 15'x22'7" liv. rm., air-cond.
and wall-to-wall carpet. Monthly
maint. S42. S17,500 and SIS, 500.
AND
UNUSUAL PURCHASE OPPOR-
TUNITY in a delightful 2-bedrm.
2-bath apt. home with sep. din,
rm., 3 exposures and wall-to-wall
carpet. Monthly maint. SS4. UN-
DERPRICED at $4,000 acct. owner
moving.
SEE THESE SAT. OR SUN. Call
MAJOR CARNEY (Wo. 6-6623) or
MR.. OWENS GEM. 3-671e).
EDMUND j, FLYNN CO.
Ma. S-9b66
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

|LOC. S7O0 ELK. CA. AvE.--Lgs
home--2 apis. on LIST A.. 5 rms
on End a.. cow. for . families
unfurn. or furn.: share In utilize
and rent. Cali OIL. 4-72O4. bet
ween SO
COMPLETELY RENOVATED house
on Rte. q, on Va. estate: % min
from State Dept. Ice. liv. rm
with. firepl.. Ice. elec. kit. with
firepl., 8 bedrms.; $l75 mo-; refs
R fss"l z.sa77 ca Tor M sppi. shoosA
COLLEGE PARK-Redec., 3 bed
rms, fenced-in I'd. garage; mr.
elem. school: Sl1O. Call WE. B.
b1O6.
SILVER SPRING, sligo Park, L
Miss. ave.--3-bedrm. brk. Colo
NAL; Sl15 mo. 10. 5-4634.
WOODLAWN, MD, near Wash
BALTIC. .pkwy. and NSA, 4706 SSH
aye.--2-hedrm. Diet. brick; fenced
in yard; transp., schools. shopping
and sun. sP. s-62i3.
NEAR NICHOLs-ATLANTIC-Brk,
2 bedrms,, scr. porch, rec. rm.
gas; couple. no pets; mr.. every
thing: $95. 10. 3-6SS9.
PARKWAY HILLS, ND, o2l4 WAC
ner lane--2-bedrm Cape Cod: lge
pine-paneled liv. rm., fireplace
Nov. iS. CT. S-i47s.
COTTAGE; s. River; 150-ft. waite
front-Liv. rn1., dining rm,. ~
bedrms., kit, pantry, BATH. oi
heat. bsmt. Suit. couple and child
35 minis. D. c. Colonial S-5194.
VIENNA, S1O0; 4 acres, shade AM
fruit trees. garden. barbecue
Observation-Disclosures house,;
bedrms., bath. hv.. din. kit, lof
and bsmt. Refs. required. Ewes.
VIC. WHITTIER, CAL. COOLIDGE
CHOOLS--6-rfn. sefnidet. brick
gas heat, front and rear porches
garage. LA. 6-3346 after q pm.
COLUMBIA PINEs-3 bedrms.
baths, new-house cond.; excel
h tInmsd' possess sls6 mo. XII
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 bedrooms
din. rm., full bsmt.: fenced yard
gas heat; cow. schools, shoppine
Available immed., sos mo. 10. B
1880.
NEAR BOILING AND ANDREW
FIELDS. 24le Southern ave. s.e.--
bsmt. and fenced Yard; 500.
HARRISON q ADAMS
932 K st. NV. Ma. S-e30l
FALLS CHURCH AREA
3.bedroom rambler. Tiled bath
equip. kit, immed. poss. $50.
NJ R. REYNOLDS q CO.
JE. 4-4660
5307 8. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
lge. rms, rec. rnl,. 3 baths, "a
diant Dashboard gas h.-w.h.; excel
cond.: iInmed. poss.; S115 mo
DI. 7-SS90.
FALLS CHURCH AREA--3-bedrm
brick rambler. lge. lily. rm,. full
bsmt., big yard; nice for children
$3.50 ARFAx REALTY, INC, JE
nnnNHC aim
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COOP APTs. FOR SALE

SS,5OO-2-bedrm. corner wing apt.
newly dec. Immed. possession
Best Naylor Gardens location
cow. transp., stores. Owner trans.
ferred. Terms. JOHN L. SHELTON
10. $4,000.
$1,000 TOTAL PRICE, terms-su.
perior apt. home in beautiful
erson st. NV. Foyer, liv. rm.
full din. rm., l bedrm,, ample
closets with excellent kit. anc
bath. Monthly operating. S32 %
TO inspect call EDMUND J
FLYNN CO.. Ma. S-9665, wo
6-6623, or EN-. 3-671S.
UNDER SIO,OOO-Spacious. bright
3-bedroom, 2-bath 2nd q. apt
home with lge. foyer. full din. rm.
2 pantries, kit, closets: s.. e
and W. exposures. Maids rm. anC
garage in basement. Fine location
1928 Lanier pl. NV. Cat Quar-!
rd.l. Substantial cash required
Monthly operating S64. 6S. TIC
Inspect cali EDMUND j. FLYNN
CO.. MA. S-9566, WO. 6-6623
or EN-. 3-67l8.
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GEORGETOWN-Home and income
property. shop with . apis; above;
best area. Present total rent,
$435; LIST trust, $22, 900; bar
once, AID. 4-029O; eyes, FE'
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Unique

In the most lovely .settinS.
bordering tree studded and scenic
Sligo Creek Park; this charming
3.bedrm;, 2.bath home affords the
and restful atmosphere: center hall,
Entertaining liv. rm. (16x2s) with
lfirepl., maids quarters with bath,
patio, stone barbecue and Gear
sThSs d2Os Mi i93b. raj into Slysr
tion, consult Mr.. Krantz, SHAM
NON A. LuCHS. Ma 2-2aAh
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CHEVY CHAsE-NEw LISTING of
NAL. 5 bedrooms. 4 baths. gear
garage: SOFT. lot. Located on one
Priced in the 40s. B1LLlNGsLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326, ewes.
OIL. 4-3976.
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CHEVY CHASE. 2; C.. west q
featuring 5 bedrms. and s baths
family room with fireplace, den
full basement, lovely all-electrit
kitchen: one Of the finest locations
imaginable: close TO all. schools
and transportation. Priced at only
$4,000; En pES SITy' pNlSSTR. .T,.
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3 BEnROOMS-S1In

TuU5 Dx1tVKVINO1 ON u. DE.
Lovely semidet. home in attrac-
tive and nicely kept, modern
neighborhood; large airy. rms, Ia
baths, dishwasher. garbage dis
posal; full bsmt.. gas heat.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO.
1913 Eye st. NV. Ma. 6-6440
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
tcoNrINUEp)

3-BEDRM., lh-bath Colonial:
fireplace, screened porch. patio:
sonvs sa lSs sst SvI near s,a 18th ,
month. JU. 10000. after B pm.
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MAN WITH $4,000 to 20 int
ing and illus, MAGAZINE work. Ash
for GILL, Ii. 3-O006.
pvsTAuRANT AND BAR = Neal
NAB. ABc on and on. Ownei
wishes TO retire. Boz i52-M, star
III
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GEORGETOWN : Brick, 2 stories
By 6gu 100 se't 70 public alley. Nice iees-
ton. idesl for remodeling. SCI 900,
FRANK N, DOYLE. DI. 7-7s6b
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APARTMENTS WANTED

COLORED - DESIRES UNFURN.
ISHED apt. NV; l room. kitchen
and bath. HO. 2-9079.
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RRIARCLTFF-6PG. VALLEY ARE

B n 6ilha lSS lSs sSs MAXI
SedTms pig E Saths o 5s' sns: bssutiiui
at $50 mo. PRANK 8. PhiiEiPs.
INC. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. OIL. f.
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POTOMAC Palisades, slS.950-
Immac. 4-bedrm. .det, frame; solid
as a rock: nice level. fenced lot
enclosed porch. screened porch; 2
car garage: fruit and shade trees
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, d.. Il
1A11. ewes EE 9-4070
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DOCTOR; unusual corner location
brick Rome with street-level bsmt.;
lst-h. den and Law: 4 bedrms.,
2 baths on 2nd a. Priced In mid
a sSSi A1sSRs Oi Som sru iNc., Ai4is
Il st. nv NV D1. S's65S; ewes
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Attrac. brk. rambler, on Level
din. rm. combination. lge. kit,
heated den, open porch with beaut.
view: no bsmt., no steps; all on
GEORGE I. BoRGER, INC.
Ma s-O35O, Wo. 6-764e, EN-. 2-s673
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4.BEDRM., l3t-BATH brk, Colonial
Trlta5i rec o rm; scr porch as. In AN AZ
washer, washer and drier incl;
$3.50. cRoWELL & CO.. INC,
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s'Kare-Free'' Drip-Dry
RayOm and DacrOn Cloths
:: :. ."ss:' LII

The cloths tot fresh because they're
machine washable need little
STYLE Docon for durability Buy several make interesting color
combinations White Sole Solid coIor of pink gold hunter
green brown, white
S2X7O-in size ----2.49 6OxIO2-in. size $50
cOx4O In ss~o 40 7O-imcheS round $50
20 Napkins to mix
OOAOO-An. Size ---4'4O match 3Sc
Knn's-SRea FIoOr-WashiuEOn and arlington
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RayOn and Cotton
5OX66.in. Dinefte Size
l.99

So eood-lookine you'll want them for special
occasions. SO inexpensive you'll want several for
fomily dining. Made of Iustrous royon and cot
ton donosk in your choice Of potterns. Excep-
tiono values OF these low January White Sole
prices! Choice Of white, ivory, pink, gold or
turquoise.
Jr. Dining Table Size. 56x76 i'm. 2.99
Regular Table Size. 6Ox9O I'm. $3.50
Napkins, l6Xl6 i'm. 35c
Kanns-Sneet FIoor-W ashington Arlington
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Mass BLESSING
OF DeuIe Fleet
Slated ~

Plans for the second annual
mass Blessing of the Fleet Sat-
urday. June %. at Deale. Md.
were announced this week by
the Western Shore OF the
Chesapeake Chapter Of the Izaac
Walton League.
The blessing OF the fishing
and pleasure boats will take
place from a large craft anchored
in the middle of Rockhold Creek
and may be watched from both
shores A program of enter
tainment will precede the cere-
mony.
The blessing will be given by
the Rev. william D. White,
rector Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church at Shadyside. assisted
by the acolytes Of the Order Of
st. Francis. The choir OF st.
Johns will sing.
Jointly sponsoring the pro-
gram are the. st. Johns, st.
James and Christ Church
parishes.
j on Sunday following the
blessing, at $40 am. in st.
Johns, the Votive Ship and
nets again will be offered for
divine protection of fishermen
during the year. They then will
be placed in the Chapel of st,
Mary known as the Seamen's
Chapel.
All boat owners may join the
parade which forms in Herring
Bay at 4:30 pm. For further in
formation call Grace King WA
7-4l92) or Beatrice Manifold
i GUN. 7-2987.)
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QUESTION AND ANSWER:

Of 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)
(copyright. 1857, Superior Features
Syndicate. Inc
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HIKING CLUBS
SUNDAY, JUNE is

CAPITAL HiKING CLUBDseyen-mils
hike In Prince William Forest, Va, led
BY Miss Teddy Bumpus Meet at 800
am. at 1924 X street NV. for char
tered bus. Make reservations with leader
tAD. 2-02l5l by noon Saturday
CENTER HIKING CLUB - Six-mile
hike from River Ben dto Great Fails on
Virginia side OF Potomac. Meet at Jew
tsh Community Center at a:t5 am
Make reservations with Eta Cohen
10 7-7474l
WANDERBIRDs HIKING CLUB
Chartered bus trip to Westmoreland
State Park IN Virginia Leave Twelfth
street and New York avenue az am.
Make reservations with Dorothy Gray
de. 2-365Ol
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OUTDOORS
Sharpen Eye
And Muscles
With Archery
BY BILL LEETCH

Those Of our readers who have
yet to take up archery are miss
ing a treat. We started in agair
last year after a lapse OF many
years since our early teens. We
have come a long way. but are
still in the novice class.
We started out to become q
bowhunter, not being interested
in target practice except as a
means to improve our aim in the
instructive method of shooting
This is somewhat like the gun
man in the old days drawing his
revolver and firing from the hir
without taking aim.
You just mock the arrow. ele-
vate the bow to the shooting
position. draw to the anchor
point and release the arrow. aim.
ing instinctively without the use
of an aiming point Or a bow
sight. And what makes it SC
much fun is that except on rare
occasions one sees the whole
fight of the arrow to the mark
or to a miss and doesn't have to
peer through a scope to single
out a small hole in a target as
in rife shooting.
Before we started our most
recent venture into this sport
we read at least four books or
the subject. and almost decided
that we'd better not try archery
But after talking with some real
archers and finding they missed
the mark entirely on many &C.
casions we decided to go ahead
Fortunately we watched a field
archery match before getting toe
deeply into it and learned our
first good lesson. We were follow
ing a foursome around the Sill
yer Spring Waltonian field
archery course during a tourna-
ment in which q light-hairec
youngster who was an excellent
shot was complaining Of beinr
tired from shooting a 50-pouno
bow. We asked him why he shot
so heavy bow and his reply
was something like this:
when l first started to SHOOT
there was a fellow in our outfit
who shot a 65-pound bow.
said to myself. If that squirt
can shoot a 65-pound bow. sc
can l. And how wrong / was
I'm going to get me a 40-pounc
bow for match shooting anc
keep this baby for hunting"
4 4
The books we read all eau.
toned about this same thint
and when we tried out our frs
50-pound bow. we quickly
changed our order to a 80.
FOUNDER.
I The 30-pound job worked FINE
and we gradually developed Il
the point where we now SHOOT
a 40-pound bow easily. and arr
buying a slightly heavier one fol
hunting.
So If you want some fun ir
this growing sport, we suggest
you buy any good book on arch
cry. Of which there are a number
\ Afterward, 90 out to Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV. anc
turn left into the park for abou
two blocks. You'll find the Pc,
tomac Archers. practicing ther,
every good Sunday. and you'll
notice how easy 1t is. Don't lie
this fool you. but get their advic,
and 1t will help.
Then make up your minC
whether you want TO be a fiigh
archer. a target archer or {
bowhunter. The initial cost o
equipment is small.
After you've practiced faith
fully for a year or more, you'll
be able to move out OF the novic
class, maybe.
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GaleSville. The opening party
drew l25 members and guests.
introduced at the ceremony
we're the 1857 officers. Nelson H
Smith, vice commodore; Kenneth
Smith. rear commodore; John
c. Lilly, treasurer. and Cabell
Gwathmey. secretary.
Gwathmey, director Of licensing
and permits in the District Gov
eminent. returned in time from 9
vacation cruise for the flag rails
ing.
Gwathmey few to Florida tc
join his brother. DR.. Taylot
Gwathmey Of Orlando and some
friends for a cruise to the Ba-
hamas on his 50-foot ketch, Ben
more. He tried snorkel spear
fishing during the two-week
jaunt. becoming adept enough tC
catch a few spiny Holsters ano
pam sized fish.
The club will have its Cruise
Week June Is through %. The
boats first will visit Harness.
Greek on South River, Their
the Eastern Shore, Whitehall or
the Magothy River. back to watch
the start Of the Annapolis New
port yacht race June % anc
return to West River June 2;
for a review
Rose Haven Yacht Club ha.
announced the full program fol
its opening celebration mex
week end. The program:
Saturday
pm. Registration. 2 pm.
Flag-raising; address by Levi.
Phipps of Annapolis, represent.
ing Anne Arundel County in thu
State Senate. 2:45 pm, E1al
officers reception for members
and guests. $3.50 to 5:45 pm.
Bathing beauty parade and con.
test. 6 to 8 pm, Dinner. 9p.m.
Beauty pageant. $50 pm.
Commodore's Ball and crowninI
OF Miss Rose Haven.
Sunday
pm. Flag-raising. Ills pm
Coffee hour for members ant
guests. 2 pm, Boat parade with
prizes to be awarded in variou
classes. 3 pm, Water show il
club swimming pool. 6 pm
Dinner. 8 pm. Dancing.
n
Phil Julien. Arlington enginee
and Corinthian and Selby Ba,
Yacht Club member, had t,
limp home on the starboard en-
CINE from an attempted trip will
his Dorien II down the Potoma
and up the bay.
On the first night out h
stopped at Quantico. Next day
he got as far as Maryland Poin
when a rope that somehow ha,
wrapped around his port shat
wrecked the transmission.
Julien politely refused offer
of aid and came back with tn
one engine at Z knots. A ne,
transmission is on the way.
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pm. Flag-raising. lis pm,
Coffee hour for members and
guests. 2 pm. Boat parade with
prizes to be awarded in various
classes. 3 pm. Water show in
club swimming pool. 6 pm,
Dinner. 8 pm. Dancing.
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his boat from the do-it-yourself
flying bridge he built this spring
Somehow. a bolt worked loose on
the steering connection and he
smacked hard into Key Bridge.
Though the stem remained
intact. seams were opened and
the Roue started to settle. He
tried vainly to caulk the gaps
with the aid Of two nearby canoe
club members. but was forced to
beach his craft on Roosevelt
Island.
First to go to his aid were Pvts.
w. r. Bracey and J. r. Tiffany,
on river patrol with Police Boat
No. 4. They in turn summoned
Sgt. Charles "A. Parker who
brought a Handy Billy" pump
on Police Boat No. Z.
Commodore Ray Mcmahon OF
the Eastern Power Boat Club
also arrived with his boat and
Louis Letcher. the club meas
urer, and with the police boat
repeatedly pumping out the
Roue. she was escorted back to
drydock at the club.
On one occasion, the police
men had trouble starting gaso-
line engine that powered their
pump and Letcher steered the
Roue while Smith grabbed a
bucket.
With steel plates now cover
ing her scars, the Roue is nearly
ready for the water again. But
please, no bridges!
Miss Maria Simmons of the
Cambridge Yacht Club, a stu
dent at Maryland State Teach
ers' College. Salisbury. is the
1857 Queen of the Chesapeake
Miss Simmons was picked
from among Is queens of yacht
clubs throughout the Chesapeake
area. including three from Wash
ington. in competition at the
Maryland Yacht Club. Fairview
Md.
The Washington queens were
Miss Judith Weihe Of Arlington
representing Corinthian. Miss
Helen Mullin of Arlington, rep
resenting Capital, and Miss Jean
Bradford Of Chevy Chase, repre-
senting Almas Temple Yacht
Club.
According to Jack Styron OF
Washington Marina, who was
master Of ceremonies for the
coronation, more than son boats
from the bay area gathered al
Fairview for the big week end
Present was Miss Barbara
Kenney OF Baltimore, the 1856
Queen Of the Chesapeake. She
received a bouquet of yellow
roses while a silver trophy was
presented to the new queen by
Commodore Austin Sedicum Of
the Maryland Yacht Club.
Commodores E. Carl Henger
and Kenneth c. johnson. Of
Corinthian and Capital Yacht
Clubs, respectively, led flotilla'
representing their clubs.
A dinner party and dance took
place the night before the
coronation.
Commodore w. Hartge Fife
conferred a life membership OF
the Rev. Raymond w. Cooke, re,
tired Shady Side, Md, clergy
man at the West River Sailinl
Clubs flag raising program a
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LEISURE
SPORTSMAN
SCUTTLEBUTT:
SCUTTLEBUTT:
Horbor Police Pump
Saves Stove-in Boot
By CHARLES COVELL

Eastern Power Boat Club members prang the Harbor
Police these days.
Because of Harbor Police aid Arthur Smith of 1929 Silver
Hill road Silver Hill still his 35-foot cruiser instead
Of a sunken derelct
Anew days ago Smith set out for Potomac cruise operating
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NEW STORM WARNINGS FOR BOATMEN
HURRICANE

After next the Weather will of dis
playing storm warning signals at astal stations The small craft warning
gale warning 1854 hour will
Gay ABOVE req al whole gale
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