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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

Iulp 'ScS o. TINS commute,
to study Detroit school offc-
6Sfts>. school personnel. school
facilities. financing. and ways
to secure and continue public
understanding and support OF
the schools. Based on two
year study to be concluded in
1859. this committee will for
mulatc recommendations on the
kind of education that Detroit
citizens want for their children
and how il can be provided.
Mr.. Marshall. who lives at
22l4 Edison with his wife and
two children has an ouisfand-
ing record of service 10 the
community.
During the World War II he
contacted industries throughout
Michigan in his capacity as adj
ministrativc assistant to the Vo-
cational Educational Program
for National Defense. He also
acted as a member of the local
sclcctiNc service board rc-em-
ployment committee.
In l945. Mr.. Marshall furn-
ished organizational leadership
and managed the local office
for the Detroit Committee of
the United Negro College Fund,
Inc.
He is member of the
board OF directors of the De-
troit Urban League and the
Booker T. Washington Trade
Association as we'll as for
mer board member of the In
fernational Institute. a Red
Feather Agency. He has
served. TOO. as manager of
Green Pastures Camp. Other
affiliations include the De-
troit Roundiable of Catholic.
Professionals. and Jews and the
Michigan State Curriculum
Committee.
Recently DR.. Samuel NJ
Browncll Superintendent OF
Detroit Public Schools, select.
ed Mr. Marshall to serve as q
speaker in support Of PROPO-
SlTlON ID. a proposal on the
April ballot requesting voters
70 approve thrce-mill levy for
and additions to house Detroit.
the construction of new school.
over growing school enrolment
Mr.. Marshall also spoke on be
half of additional millage in the
1883 campaign.
He holds the B.A and MA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
New Water
Board Officials

George a. Sha,fcr Will take
oyer duilcs as president Of the
Board of Water Commi>s ioncrs
on March /. He succeeds oscar
a. Wagner as president AT the
same time Alfred J Simpson
becomes vlce-prcSidcnt of the
Board.
Commissioners Shaffer was
appointed 10 the Board by
Mayor Cobo in March 1850:
he was reappointed in 1854.
His present term expires in
February 1858. He was also
president n 1883.
Charter provisions. un d r
which the Water Board func-
tions. set up a four member
commission. Commissioners are
appointed for a staggered four
year term and serve without
pay In the last year OF his term
of office. a commissioner be-
comes president Of the Board.
Members can. Of course. be re-
appointed to the Commission by
the Mayor.
The Department Of Water
Supply was created by an act
of the LEGISLATURE in 1853. The
present Board of Water Com
missionerS was established by
the charter adopted in 1918. The
Commission under direct CON
troll of the Mayor. decides policy
FOR the Department of Water
Supply. Gerald Rcmus. general
manager of the department. is
the executive responsible for
carrying out Board policies.
Other members of the -four
man Commission arc Oscar A.
Wagner and Harvey A. Wagner
Tie two men arc not related.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

The Treasury Department has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

The Treasury Department has
Just announced an open contin-
uous examination throughout
the states of Illinois. MICHIGAN
and Wisconsin FOR filling these
positions which start al S4525
per year. The FIRST written test
is scheduled for March - 1857
and additional tests viii bc held
at frequent intervals thereafter
According 10 the announce
meni the Treasury enforce
menf agencies offer opporiun-
tiles 10 college trained men
who majorcd in law or law
enforcement. and to men with
criminal investigaiivc expert
ence.
The dcadlinc fo make applica-
tion for the fir,l Writlcn test /.
March H. 1857. Application
must be received hy the Board
of u. S. Civil Service examine,
for the Treasury Department,
Post Office Box lli4, CHICAGO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

Fist prize winner. John J.
Flynn. Silver Spring. is SEN
ior Of Coinage Catholic High
School. Washington. d. c.
Mr.. Flynn has been present
ed a check for Sl25.00
The second prize winner, Hell
H'a Miller is a senior at Milwau-
kcc Catholic High School. Mil
Wduec. Wis. Miss Miller has
been presented with a check for
$500. The second cash award.
The third prize winner. Mary
Lcola Flowers. is a senior n
the Carver HiGh School. Cad
sen. Ala Miss Flowers has been
prc Scnted a check for $4,000.
the third prize award
Essays which were submit
icd showed the wide gcogra-
rhical distribution Of 38 states.
These essays were Judged on
originality. unlqucncsS, and
comprehension. Judges for the
contest were. DR.. ThercSra w.
Brown. Chairman. Division OF
English. District of Columbia
Teachers College; DR. Paul p.
Cooke. Professor of Drama. Dis
wct Of Columbia Teachers Col
/, e. and DR.. Gertrude B Riv-
erS. Professor of English. How
ard University.
The Chairman and Director
OF this project of the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity wishes TO
congratulate these winners. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Imperial Sales
Pass 1856 Mark
In 3-Mo. Period

AS of Monday, Feb. 10. more
automobiles had been
shipped to dealers in the first
three and one-half months Of
the l957-model year than were
produced the entire 1856 model
years. reports f. c. Quinn.
president of Chrysler Division.
During November. Deem
Der. January and the first half
of February l0.3s0 ImperiaIs
have been produced. COM
pared with the l0.3o8 Imper-
ials delivered 10 customers in
the entire ls56-model year.
The l0,309th car. which top
ped l956-model production, roll
ed off the special high-quality-
control production line at l22O0
T.. Jefferson. Detroit. at 2:07
pm, Thursday. February IA and
was shipped Monday. February
Is. Quinn. said.
Imperial sales are continuing
upward, with all-timc sales re-
cords having been set in both
December and January Sky
rockcting sales of 1857 Impcr-
ials is attributed TO the auiomo-
bile's fresh prestige styylng.
double wrap around wind
shields. curved side glass. Tor
oueFlitc thrcc-spccd transmits
s'ono. horizontal dual head
lights and a long list of other
exclusive innovations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

from Wayne State University
and is currently studying for
his doctoratc. Before becoming
a experimentation teacher.
counselor, and administrator
MIR Marshall was employed as
a case worker for the Detroit
Department of Public Welfare
and the Children's Aid Society
and as a playleader for the De-
partment of Parks and Recrea-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
An Artist On
And OFF Stage

an could achicvc: Here
a- wholly al the tlV
tic compose1 Tho voice
ir bis placed, controlled
lrj and concluded
he a sinner of refine
r, ANA sonsibillty."
VI Addison. star Of opera,
anecii Stage. radio and records,
/, very charming person. with
no false airs. and a genuine in
icrcst IN people.
People are wonderful she
insists. spccially when in a con-
cert hall for people become q
l4itle molo OF what they really
alc Nuc'hine good is released
ttom within. And it is good
when people can for a time
como out OF themselves and
icaile they arc connected with
omeiwng bigger than them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Omegas Announce
Contest Winners

Three students we're declared winners OF the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity High School Essay Contest lhese
three student ESSAYS Wanted Tcchnqucs For Strength
cnng and Furtherng Our Democratic and CHRISTIAN erl-
taco were adiudgcd best total OF 363 essays SUD-
mtcd according to DR. Matthew }. Whitehead, chairman
and director of the ESSAY Contest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
T-Men Needed
BY TreosuryDept.

The [. s. Secret Service. thc Bureau Of Narcotics.
the Alcohol and Tobacco T, Division Of the Internal
Revenue Service and the Bureau Of Customs have
launched joint recruiting program for enforcement
agents.
The Treasury Department has a, ~ ~ ~ '" '
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Ernest Marshall
Selected FOR
Advisory Post

Ernest r. Marshall administrative assistant in the
Guidance and Placement Department, is included among
10 educators selected from almost 10000 in the Detroit
Public Schools to the newly cheated Citizens
AdNisOry Committee o Sc DOL Needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

LITHO-PH0T0 piaismekIns equip,
dFaftlne -scfibing fufn. and EQUIP.
~ Or pert; Call 60, s-isss week
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LII Ss.Ia. z! 59sziN sS:.si! 8, iI an;
ssf@iik' siis TIA. can IA. !.
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TIRES, 2; eaeh 7.f0xfB, ospIy
s,;sd III. .isss sS.si sSa ss5 5ss
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PIANoss=.JKiIEs ois 4. .:,, ANN ANN
SAVE rom 's sc hs Q so 1e On . ne.
pianos from regular stock. used
pianos, and rental returns. Pay
only s2S down, balance IN 8 years
KITS, 1880 o 81. NV. RE. y
6al2.
PIANOS - Knabe. stelnVay and
other nns pianos. N new sendi:
ton, greatly reduced during NTIt
eig anniversnts sais; , Ell - AS0V
PIANO. Steinway, Upright
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mgLL..IIIs a5 1gd q k 1900; e s X
"a. 10000 DAYS: ewes. and Sun
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PIANO SALE
PIANO BENCHES

III SH : ssg sSssB$SE MS
PAUL i.iSf.s d;oLfbART. iTes COT uNBIA
RID. NV. Ap 4.be2s (e:So 10 ~
PIANOS WANTED. WE PAY CASH
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| OFFICE FURNITURE

| % a0& on durine October. on
desks. fles, chairs. smoking stands.
a ne clothes yask ..i lsT n 49, &C.,
from. Ma. s-fB2l. 1921 y q. nv
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M|Ht .W|NIN ANul4 49, hN-lN
MI. .aabs es'n'ns''s' ~
BID N hlgya. ~ zee, sssl .s ely
cases ki0t Ell a.6Si6. 10 pm,
nE y nolIgMooa: sly W. sllt I, I.
fsS; lHs .' chissseep NM ' lsssp. ' sss,
i 5E.s sssssJ i fas's s.a si.s'''' $50
nkpkOQM. solid Fock maple: oFisl-
p pslls az Nv ~. ''l 81 ~ ss.ll'
bLpa0OM --d-pe. PROVINCIAL bed.
room auites oria. $500. cell for
5ns avail Fri. and Sat DE-
nKpRM.. LIVING nm. DIN. hM.
FINE FURNITURE
SAVINGS UP TO 70%
Tremendous stock a. TOP ma.
quality furniture, heddinn and eaf-
pets, Terms available.
Drive q LITTLE, Save Z. LOT
"a MliQs From 2. O.
OUR LARoE AND ONLY STORE
FURNITURE FAIR, INC.
s Sass s 81 ga (: corner 7: ,p. cle
.ectien 81 Route t13. end 500,
p mstiaa' on VOC Our iot sSioinlISSs store
s + ssas :sssi.s s' s.. sl1 'S Sa
BIcxcLEs. rebuilt 6o5T and aIrls' :
20. "a and 20 inehes: al.o baby
chine, 1h-hoFsepouer Eigln out
board motor, 10. b.23i9,
BOATS, aluminium punts, nonsipk.
IA II. long. 2.tt. beam; excel for
duck blinds, cfabbiHT, elc'i $50.
MtAs, eAtyy!AecE. sladsnsbnrs'
BRICK, UsED--ouafanissd sood,
NE. 1-0a1ls from $3.50 % pm
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FET SSpsd 1Fl' r SSsL pcF bi isss
|nivsiaars sale. BARGAINS ssicrs IN
every dept. A. tremendous stock Of
siothss. TIN fRfrcE POODLE
IpRn4s SHOP. 1898 Conn. ave.
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ofy. me11, unlI0rmt Anu
tips: VII ,fsin. Apply IN
nv, Saturday, 3 am. moon.
GIkL white. sen. help y store;
furn.. shoes. etc; exper nn'
ss.e sSSsssa- toi7 MINI. ave me- Lo
GINS WANTED; presserh assembly
eirla, shirt nnishins operator
Ss cSHs;Tsiri on A PPREE sPRorO ei sssi
Annapolis. I'd. Bladensburn. Nd.
LADY white. . drive 5-Dasssn !. e
ssa n e % ne ave sSre0, ph eO1 10
20. Box 4026. D. G.
MED CHRISTMAS M0NEYf--starl
Xmas. DI. 7-O221.
fART-TTME LABORATQRY TEcH.
mCIAN. b-hr: osy' 3 GAYS wssk
soog1nrteo"n Doctors once can ME-
oUALIFIED LAB TEcMNIcIAN. 20
phy. once, some secretafial work
0aiary f525 monthly, advancement
n 3 mos. II satisfactory: no sat
or sunday. WO. 6-364e.
WANTED--Part or fun time al.
vioofs. employment dept. Of PAUL
b. NEWTON Co. en-. s-ss04.
xnzs POSITIONS rev being tllsd
Apply for immediate placement
Mn, rs hrs. weekly reg averagt
S2-S3 per hour. DI. 1898.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN 70 vori
n North WIilston apt. rental Of.
dee l66O1 Arlington blvd. Fall
ChuYch. va. 40-hr, work week
must have pleasant personality
and telephone manner; must b
sbie 70 type. Also part-tlme heir
sll9s,a &c can me, MHs; krNo' u
bART TINT (2O hours Week) JOB
e1.b0 per hour, for gentlewomanl
n well established consignmenl
shop. sales ability and executive
BACKGROUND desirable; Vacation
bsnsfts. BOZ 1880, star.
HOUSEWIVES, girls. white. ase 90,
IS. pleasant personality. part
time work with beaut. jewelry: M
invest, no collection or deltveries
ear nee. no exper. needed. Cal
IA. 1-77ll between 10 pm.
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Office Furniture

steel istter-sized nis dWfsa SOB
ITYpist chairs. Feuphol. 81 70
100 l-dFauer wood isgal 1iss,
+: %'i i.it.s ssis steel s-sSsS:s; g
Nev st..l s-drsver sals.ns9s',
desks 1oo.bo
We operats exclusively from our
l.story warehouse and the result
ant savings and low overhead costs
aFg pasted on 10 you. We know We
can save you money. Give ns . try,
Pres Dsrking on lot across street
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MISCELLANEOUS ToR sALIIMR. TWEEDY


PIP; double, Leu. LsgIs ky; iver ga
Orc, 'sss; 'ss,hlS:ii:' SO
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0UNs--Binss. hand suns. ammo,
and accf1Horie6, Many hard 10
Tel and faoclnktine items for sun
bnas. huntefft shooters and col
iect0rs. ~ OLD HUNTER. 200 3
s ssaHls H s kI = tai JI's''. Al'1-
BKATkHs. Tanees. stoves; neg.
STott Aioi ~ tt so az I HSi aSEF
hI.gI.reserded tsles. PARADisE
81 sog gkEap- s4is Penns. ave. nlv''
KITCHEN CABINETS (2l. stsel,
si7gie 10, aoer enc ana double an do2s, also
LATHE. melaI-cultIns bepd
saw drill press: other tools,
sss Ca. zee q P SH RA 5.4d p /.
LEAF vACUgm--vscuums lawn and
bars the leayeei SIS Per day.
ee66s 81. AZ. T9S0O9sSS = EaUlPhESr
LIONEL TRAIN, 60-vatt trans
former, etc. like new. fur coat,
llafmink, size l2-14. Call HA. g.
LITHO-YHOTO platsmaking equip,
transparent ttpes. pfiut8npp ana
draitins -sefibing fufn. and EQUIP.
DAYS and Saturday.
NV Nm. sUIfE, 10 Pc; I2xi2
s SSei nv fs!p ~. 1ss.S4i1'a' MA '0''-
MULTfLffB, model 1900. 10 5000
condition; $500 or best 0ffef. CAL
"a. 1.2Qgg days: syes. and sun
I0FFICE FILES tfansfsr. wood: 5000
sssS. sSTAR Y1RE, CO.. iils 5iH
81. NV, AID. 4-6g21.
OFFICE FURNITURE
% 500 on aurins QesobsE: On
tables, clothes racks. lamps. ete.:
from. Ma, s-fB2l. 1921 Z 81. nv
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MATTRESSES
PART TIME

HOT SHOPPES
kAks extra money work.
ing On call basis Days
ntghte. o. week ends. Sal.
0ry, meals, uniforms and
tfpe. win train. Apply I'm
pioyment once. 1891 q 70.
~ Saturday. = am. moon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

NELP-MEN AND WOMEN RELp-MER AND WOMEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
SicRTTARiES. sTINooRAPHERs

n you are interested in ootalninl
AMI WORKING conditions and mani
frings beneata, you should consider
employment with the State. Appn.
earfs must BE- ct least ~ yrs old
and able 10 take dietatlon a. AZ,
ersI 100 Co., vpi 3 a soe Y 20 maj ~
reached IN 5 yrsl. Report f1l
Merit System examination on TUES
DAY, OCT. egth, at $50 an. ~
TIE efIce Of the Comm, Of Person
mel, 81 Llght st.. BALTIC. Z Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
French PAINTINGS
Are. His Children
By EMILY TOWE

child them like family
II the National Gallery OF Art
collected 81 He
goth centuries that fill nine
others indefinite
organized with theme Of continuity linking art
National Gallery described
world
european
contributed Dale
a wealthy New York investment
1885
refuses reveal the amount he has spent to
his National Gallery ONCE
a wife after
something
to m it to enjoy"
other of the country
beloved expanded
bathroom There also
in Southampton MS
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-19
Doe Season SET
TO Reduce Herd

ANNAPOLIS. April 10 (R.--
The Maryland Game and Inland
Fish Commission has declared
4 one-day doe season for next
December IL in Worcester, WI.
comico and Somerset Counties.
The commission said 900 spe.
cial licenses TO shoot antlerles:
deer will be issued in Worcester
County, 800 in Wicomico and zoe
in Somerset.
County residents will get first
crack at the permits. If all are
not issued. other Marylanders
may apply for them. Applica.
tons will be accepted after Oc-
tober 81.
The three counties involved
are at the southern end OF ths
Eastern Shore. where consider.
able damage from deer was re.
ported last year. 1t is hoped BY
killing of some Of the females
the deer population will be re.
duced to a point where the nat.
ural habitat can support the
herd.
Bow hunters will get another
week Of deer hunting, with the
season running from October q
to November IA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-19
FORE AND AFT
Well Travelled Commodore
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

Francis Racioppi Is a family
man with a successful law prac-
tice and the title of commodore
Iof Capital Power Boat Associa-
ton. He owns a racing boat, a
little 44-cubic-inch hydroplane
named Caveat. The word caveat
is legal expression that lawyers
like to roll of their tongues
like habeas corpus and in vacuo,
whatever that means.
You would expect. then. that
Skipper Racioppi would be sat-
isfied with attendance at Bay
regattas from time to time and
doing q little racing here and
there.
Gentle readers. you underrate
the racing virus. BarriSter Raci-
oppi has it bad.
Let's look at his schedule for
this season. In May. he plans to
drive with wife and boat to Aus
tin and Houston. Tex. for week.
end regattas. The round trip
should be about $500 miles.
In early June. Racioppi takes
in another weekend regatta
at New Orleans. a mere 2,400
miles there and back. Then he
takes a full week of at the end
of June for some 100 miles OF
transforming to Picton. Ontario,
New Bedford and Springfield.
Mass.
The trip to end all trips, how
ever, is set for August 81. He'll
go to the Silver Cup regatta in
Detroit. then start driving back
and make Urbanna. Va, on the
Rappahannock River by start
ing time for its regatta the next
day.
AS the lawyer fellers say,
rest my case.
Some final dates for the sail
ing season were firmed up Sat-
urday at the spring meeting OF
the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Rae
ing Association. The mems sail
ing championship for the first
time will be held on week end,
giving 1t status that 1t has not
had up to now. The dates are
August 3 and 4 at Fishing Bay
Va. Lloyd Emory, chairman OF
the CBYRA Championship Com
mittee. has decided to run the
races in the new jolly Boats, a
lplaning-type hull that is grow
ing in popularity.
Again this year area elimina-
tions will be conducted around
the bay, and finalists will 60 To
the Fishing Bay races. DR.. Wal
ter Lawson has been tapped to
run the Potomac River elimina-
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tons and is shopping around for
ia suitable date and class in
which to hold them. Note: the
North American finals will be
held in Thistles at Marblehead,
Mass. September 9-l3.
There is a growing interest
in junior yacht racing, spanked
by Fred Bergling. an Interna.
tional l4s skipper who heads
the CBYRA Junior Committee
The association has given Berg
ling the green light to draw UP
q handbook on junior racing
It would cover every conceivable
question Of interest to young
sters. including rules for running
the junior championships.
For the first time. area elm
nations are going to be held fol-
juniors. with winners going tc
the finals at Oxford. Md, July
80. Previously each member clut
Of CBYRA sent one team to the
finals. which often swampeo
officials and prevented the stag
ing Of round-robin series.
E&
It's never too early to star,
planning for the next Nationa
Motor Boat Show. John Milford
show committee chairman fol
the sponsoring National Associa-
ton of Engine and Boat Manu-.
facturers. reports a lease ha!
been signed for the New Yorl
Coliseum next January 1926
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OUTDOORS
With BILL lEETcH
World Record Almost Missed

ish creeks in the lower Kappa
hammock area. The hickory shad
have been running for some days
now in this river.
y \
Fishing with spinning rig and
q small flatf1sh, John Kaknis of
Winchester. Va, and one guest
Of Tecumseh Lodge on Tuesday
landed is rainbow trout, the
largest weighing three pounds,
and 20 perch up to a pound on
Little Lake at Shaw-Nee-Land.
This 8.000-acre private vacation
spot is located II miles out OF
Winchester on Great North
Mountain. Kaknis says the lake
is teaming with fish.
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Meters Take
|Shud; Anglers
Can Win Prize

The long-anticipated spring
run of shad in the upper Potomac
is apparently underway and there
are prizes of fishing tackle as
well as fish at stake.
Julius Fletcher reported yester-
day that the first shad had been
taken in nets Just below Alexan-
dria. AS an added incentive fol
anglers. Bob Nungesser is offer
ing q card Of his favorite lures
TO the first angler who catches
one on a Nungesser lure.
In addition, Fletcher. the boat
house operator, is joining with
Ollie Atlas Of Atlas Sport Shop
In putting up a spinning outfit
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for the person who catches the
biggest shad by July Is. One
witness is required.
Nungesser also reported the
first hickory shad to be caught
in quantity at Queen Annes
bridge on the Patuxent. He took.
four there yesterday morning.
Daybreak is the best time.
COVELL.
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FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE Bay
Tomorrow. portly cloudy with showers ond seottsred
thundestorms in afternoon Winds, south 10 southwest,
1910 miles per hour Sunday outlook-mostly cloudy
and cooler, chance Of showers Shifting winds. 1910
miles an hour-compied BY the U. S. Weother Bureou.
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West Virginia Reports
Fishing Outlook Good

CHARLESTON, w. Va. April
10 R.-Fishing promises to be
good in various parts Of West
Virginia this week end, particu-
larly in the southeastern section
and in the Eastern Panhandle.
All Eastern Panhandle coun-
ties reported normal and clear
or high and clear stream condi-
tions. as did Nicholas. Pocahon-
tas, Randolph. Tucker and Up
shur Counties. Barbour County
reported streams slightly milky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-19

When we were up on Big
Hunting Greek on opening day
this week, catching brook trout
up to IL inches, we could not
help thinking back to the world
record brook trout caught by DR..
j. w. Cook back in 1915 and how
nearly it escaped being recorded.
On the evening Of July 81 that
year DR.. Cook. fishing Just below
Rabbit rapids on the Nipigon in
northern Ontario, hooked into a
large fish and felt disappointed
when the heavy lunges indicated
it was a lake trout. BY the time
he boated his catch 1t was nearly
dark and he did not examine 1t
he headed for camp.
Passing the cook tent, DR.
Cook heaved in the fish. telling
the cook to serve it for breakfast
the following morning. He then
retired for the night. but hearing
10 heated argument in the cook
tent went to investigate. The
cook had identified his catch as
10 brook trout and If 1t had not
been for the cooks knowledge,
the fish. weighing 141a pounds,
probably would have been cut
for the skillet. The record never
has been equaled and we doubt
III 1t ever will.
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Where to go fishing this week
end is one of those moot ques-
tions. A safe bet is to try trout
streams In either Maryland or
Virginia. all Of which have been
well stocked. However, you may
be sure a lot Of anglers will have
the same idea and you can count
on plenty Of company.
Yellow perch are scarce in the
South and Severn Rivers, al
though we understand a lot OF
them are being taken in brack-