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Telephone Solicitors
Caii Ap 7f7AI

TYPIsf 70 type labels and shipping
forms, hil III forms iettert, etc,
must type 80 y, per min, and
Be accurate on details. h.s, srAd !,
como blds. can KM. 10000.
TYPIsTs. al least : years exper
cond,. company dement's, etc, ADS
ply Mr.. Hnnnoch at MARvINB,
IA 9Th a. NV.
TYPisT, IBM electric, good with
l3fi q NV,
TYPIsT CLERK, experienced: ags
90 70 3Oi permanent position, IN.
surAnce dept, THOMAS J. FISHER
Mp co, 73s 18th 81. NV pi
TYP.-MIMEo. ORR. no shhd. cleo
type. exc future, $3.50, ALL
S g nlSs EN- hnr sii AfpfYs -SSsis i'ti
UNDERWATER. ms, exper., 500
WI. up. IRE, casualty. must type
several openlnes Miss Evans Al
BOYD Emp CENTER cor. leu
MATTRESSES, exper., for din. rm
and cocktail lounge; eood earn
Apply 1881 Conn. ave. NV. aftei
WAITRESS wanted, ie 70 3, 9 days
Mon. through Sat; apply IN person
2 to 4. ROYAfE ANGUS RESTAU.
RANT. 1885 Columbia I'd. nv
WAITRESS. experienced. white
Apply in person after 3 pm. TIL
BRASS RAIL, 500 18th 81, NV.
MATTRESSES, day or fnieht; 5000
lion VIEW RESTAURANT. iO7
D 81. ne, II. 4-a444,
WAITRESS, experienced, nIghi
work. Apply FLYING sAUcERs
east q Baileys Crossroads. JE
WAITRESS. b-day vk,: expert.
eneed baf-food. PARAMOUNT
CAFE, 1919 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, white, daywork
Sunday off. Must be sober. Appll
VIENNA RESTAURANT ANT
BAKERY. Sl1 Penna. ave. NV
wAITREssEs. white I'VE Veal
Short shorts. /" Uniforms furn
Young. attrae.; good pay. eoot
tips. CAL ST. 3-e5l7 aft, 2 pm
MATTRESSES (2). white, nigh
work, experienced. food and drinks
Apply in person. BROTHER Gus
RESTAURANT, 1113 Pa. ave. NV
WAITRESS, exper.. white: lunch
and daywork only. Apply In per.
son. 341g Conn. ave. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. necessary
and references. Night work. LU
4-6433.
WAITRESS. white, night work
Apply CROWN BAR a DRILL
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BANK TELLER, exp. $500: once
jobs, tr. and untr., 5000 TO $3.50
mo. ABLE, 14O4 N. Y. ave.
RIM. 90.
BARTENDER. man or woman, ex.
per. nee, hrs. $3.50 TO 2 closed
Sunday. Apply SHAMROCK REST
after q PM. 33rd and NJ SITS. NV
LAB. AND x-RAY TECHNICIAN-
general hospital. salary. $500
Phone Parkway 5-2s02.
HANDICAPPED =
Make calls from home. Inter
viewed by phone. Ap. 7-4504.
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Observation-Disclosures

(wHTTEl EXPERIENCED
ditioned once: sroup hospitaiiSa-
ton, life insurance, salary open.
Reply swing resume and phone no.
Box le2sR, star.
SECRETARIES, white, 10 40 yrs.
ol. nI DSSic r,s HiislSn' essl 'di
WOOD PERSONNEL. suite es&
Southern Bldg, sos 18th ct. NV.
a X. DI 7-b7b2.
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HELP-WoMEM
CREDIT CLERK

E5SSRR6HRFnsc5s o,,Rs EeugIER 5pp, ~
TONS.
Apply NJ, william Solomon
THE YOUNG NM SHOP
1919 Il 81. NV,
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5000 MONTH

FAMILY with one ehlld has opsa'
rm' and baik, Must " geod eOok
excsl. with child. Wo. e-i60o.
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HELP-W0MEn

ACCOUNTING cLERK-Aocountinr
dept. OF Chevrolet dealer has inn
med. opening for right person, de-
siring employment In automotive
held. HICKS CHEVROLET, Mr.,
Stakes, 1929 Ga, ave, NV.
ADM. SECY. 1888
VIII assist top man In national
corporation, GOOD business bsef-
ground required: will handle de-
tailed records plus vIP contact;
SECRETARY-3 MOS.
days per week, GOOD shorthand
downtown air-conditioned building.
TYPIST -L $500
National corporation. will train
o. dictaphone, 5-day wk.
Embassy Secy., No Shhd.
IN once Of press attaehe, inter-
esting and varied duties: English
~ loo nJHn major preferred;
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-25O8
723 sheraton BIDS. III 18th NV.
ADVERTISING CLERK, advertising
experience helpful but not neceS-
sary; must be fast and accurate
typist; many company dement's,
incl. special employe discount on
purchases: pleasant working eond /.
IN air-eond. once; good starting
salary. Free parking. Call Mr.,
CHAPPIUS at la. 6-ll6s for appt.
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RElP-woMEn

REcEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsI, younu
! dayi. Ssis' POTOMAC ENPL.
s33t Wilson blvd, AFl' IA
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RELP-WoMEM
SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for girl be-
tween rs and IS. one man once in
downtown area, Good Working con-
dltiont. Shorthand not essential
but good typing REQUIRED. startins
salary open. For appointment,
phone RI. 7-7oie between 0 and
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4-MEN--4
PART TIME
FULL TIME

National concern opening oifices
In area, has openings for 10 neat
appearing young men, (whitel. $50
per week for those who qualify
college students and service men
acceptable. no experience required
For interview. apply 1906 NJ st.
NV, 0,9o Am. TO $40, Wednea-
day Through Friday, Or dial TX
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Excellent working conditions with
good Day for experienced salesladies,
full OF part time. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
pins Center. Fails Church, Va.
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. Clerk-Typist
$50 5-DAY WK.

Immed. opening, permanent DO.
sitlon In sir-cond once; must
have average typlng ability anc
neat penmanship. All company
BENEFITS, incl vacation with pay
siek Leave ms. plan. etc; excel
10 Boz 43o-R. star.
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MAID-Gh.W.; live in; So days
child care good salary; refer
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0sSAtos Az NeAAbA NoeAAaesa'
Must Be neat and accurate, Pleas
ant working conditions. 8tarlnl
aalary, $4,000, Write immed., Boa
Iafi, WAlh. ~, DC,
TEAcnkns. white. speerh corree'
ton, journalism, librarian, maih
science. oh efade. and very d..
firable part-tlmf positions y
Phys. I'd. Chemistry and epenish
Top salaries. ADAMS TEACiihRe
AocY. aob ifth ~. nv. t2Oth
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sITUATIoNs-woMER

DENTAL ASST. -RECEPTf0NIsT,
part time. .bh yrA, exper,. TAKE
MoRRtS. Lu. Lara, Lu. 2-s3os.
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ofEIfEItKb. 2Ii5 Z. tx. .s.ea5$
FoRK LIFT, 2,OOO-ib, capacity.
s;s nEs1 sPPoSgeTi Teesn sbos rseondi-
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HELP-D0MEsrlc

COOK colored. for small adult
willing to relocate with employers
for summer months In New. Hamp-
shire iake-front home. Age 25-45.
Top recent references required. Be
In good health. sober, and reli-
able. S35 week, plus room and
board. Call DI. 7-ls16 for APP
pointment.
COOK. G.H.W.-Exper woman TO
care for LIST floor, bedrm., laun-
dry for : adults; plain cooking;
Wed and every other Sun, on.
other full-time help employed.
References. required. Live out.
H0UsEKEEPER-Reliable, live IN,
motherless home in Rockville, good
cook, 3 children and father. Refers.
Salary open. JE. 2-2514.
Inv. Plain cooking; live In;
fond of children; non-smoker; age
25-35; no ironing; LIST n. rm.. pvt
bath. on Thursday and Sunday
after brkfst; $50 wk. Local refs
OIL. 4-3739.
MAID-Gh.W.; live in; So days;
child care; good salary; refer
ences. JU. 5-3074.
MAID-Gh.w. child care; live I'M
20 or over; 500 mo Call RA
S-70z2.
MAID, gh.w. and child care. Live
In. Georgetown, Sl4O. Mo. DE.
2-3615.
MAID-Live in. Fri. eve. through
sun. eve. general housework and
child care; references. SP 3-225b
MAID, eolored, for small adult
family. Must be experienced IN
gh.w. and serving, and willing 10
relocate with employers for sum
mer months in New Hampshire
lake-front home. Age 25-45. Top
recent references required. Be In
good health. sober, and reliable
S35 week. plus room and board
Call DI. 1-1s16 for appointment.
MAID-Liye in; general housework
and child care; sia days; willing
TO leave town for month Of Au-
gust References required. OIL.
a-sI15.
MAID. I've in. g.h.w.. child care,
required. OIL. e-s552.
Ruth CAMERON. Thorp's would
like to have you back. Phone
RE. 7-51O5. NO. 7-7l67.
MATURE WOMEN = Live in I'll
Aug. /. eml. equip. home; 2 days
on Close-in Va. ia. 2-036O.
WOMAN, white, middie-aged. 1--we
in. Complete charge Of home and
care for 2 children. References.
"a. s-451I ewes.
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MAID-Gh.w child care; live In;
IS or over; 500 mo. Call RIA
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HEIpWomEn

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ioe
fer recent h.t. arad. with vel
knoNn nnancs 90. gs4life. AZ
euEats skllla ags. $50; 800
aOh iAlh q, n.Ns 81, a-esss,
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PAINTING, oaperins, repairs. reli
able: white mechanics. low prices
Mr.. RIDENoUR, DU. 7-6452
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CLERICAL
OPENING
AT
SEARS

SEARS has an openlnr IN our
cataloe order department.. typlng
sualiiss vii work. t0.hogn s-das
veek and receive 6ears' famous
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Is available; $40 UP; all sizes;
Westinghouse and other standa I'd
brands. frst-class condition, reads
for immediate use.
llO1 18th ST NV
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOKKEEPING services for small
businesses. Part time. Reas. rates
HU 3-S293. ewes, $3.50
CUsTOM-MADE SLIP COVERS
Cal Ii. 4-6632.
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RESIDENT
MANAGER


RESIDENT
MANAGER
single: must have local apt. man.
ase,mssnnt t J. = sxpsr'. knoslsdgs sooii
hish-syps person for hirh.typs Bldg
Excel. NV. location. GOOD salary
plus enc. apt.
HERBERT HARVEY
INCORPORATED
gl2 18th 81. NV RE. 1-lb0e
SALESCLERKS
FOR BRANCH STORES
Permanent position. good work
ing conditions; 4O-hOur week, free
disqualification and life Insurance
Must be able 70 set along with
Ga Q LAUNDRY
44ia BALTIC. Ave. Bladensburg
SALEsLADY, for large ehildren'I
apparel store in Arlington: exper
preferred; perm. position. excel
salary; chance for advancement
alr-cond, store: 5-day vk, Cal
IL. $4,000 FOL appointment.
SALEsLADY, selling costume lev.
elry and gifts: excellent salary
pleasant surroundings. TREASURE
TRoVE, 1908 o ct. nv.
sALESLADY, experienced. for dress
and sportswear department. Apply
HEARN's. sos 9TH ct. NV.
SALEsLADY for infants and chii.
drens wear. Experience preferred
permanent, or will train inter-
ested person. Pull working bene-
fits. Opportunity for advance
ment. Apply In person Ida's Debt
Store, 1901 Ga. Ave, NV.
SALEsLADIEs, must have credit
store exper. Steady position, good
working eond., company dement's,
etc. Apply Mr.. Hannoeh at
MARvINS. ,734 7th. ST. NV.
sALESLADIEs = experienced only,
Ton salary and bonus. THE CAR
OUSEL SHOP, 30l6 14th st. NV
SALESLADIES
Excellent working conditions with
good Day for experienced salesladies,
full or part time. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
BOND CLOTHES q Corners Shop
pins Center. Fails Church, Va.
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FUR--MINg STOLE. DARK taneh
mink; style: eoEI collar: 6-skin
depth: ownfY has bad for only 3
mos: sacrificing. $500. Call tx.
$4,000. Eyt S'.d: II no answer.
auifchhnarr nnfl. tn
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APPLY N PKRsoH
Sears, Roebuck and Co

Sears, Roebuck and Co.
e46A coLE9vTLLR RD.
SILVER SPRING, ND,
CLEkK-rYrIsT, ehlFlinston; h.a,gs
70 30 &.2b. POTOMAC EMpL.,
VI klna st., Alex, Nj. p-b0SB
cLERK-TYPIsT--Aesive mortuane-
banking firm IN w. HvatfavIllf
area. Muat be fast and accurate
gl,h minimnm 2 years. experlsnee
CAL MRS. WRIGHT. UN. a-33e0
CLERK TYPfsT. excel. oppor. for
NV, or Va. resident, who prefers
TX u. bus Good typist lelsc y,
viii teach dictaphone. 10 $4,000
hisHcE me-. Sun. ioc, , cSss y LrANrs
cLERk TYPfsIs. many. white.
sSper, sssb-saso WOOD
PKRsoNNEL. Suite 23a. southern
bldss 500 18th st. NV. At II,
cLERK-TYPIsT. aee 20 10 IS: per-
manent position. excel dement's.
rood salary 3b-hr, b-day week (:
air-cond once CAR mn aroN.
Err Df. 7-O33a.
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sITuATl0Ns-MER
ACCOUNTANT
COMPTROLLER

Desires Responsible mAnagemenl
position. oualiled by education and
rs years industrial accounting enc
AUDITING experience. Aeg -. Pres
entity assistant comptroleI. uetNm'
and references furnished on request
Write, Boa afN-L, star ins
BOY, ~; deaf. can speak and NJ
read. desires full or part tint
work Can type 10, N-en3e,
tNpusrRIAL ARTS IEAcHER,
DE8lREa SUMNER EMPLOYMENT
UN. f-30hi
MOTEL MoR.t o yrs, expef., all
depta: records, buying, festau'
rant. personnel, producer mar,
RED. sood ri Re. T-so''
YOUNG colored man, electr, helper
truck helper, painter. houseman
window washer. etc. exper' Ap
a.NN41
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NRlp-WoMEn


CAaulEn, expeF, N credit store en-
National 1000 realslaf. steady
position. mOod wofklnm eond !,
company benefits, elc. Appiy Nj.
Hammock a. MAhvtNn. 7aA 7th
81, NV,
CLkmk 10 audit branch sales and
other eenarai once duliea, 10 hr.
week and company benefts Ap-
ply Mr.. BRAN1ok. N. a-4lOO,
CLARK, some basic knowledge Of
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|sinrie: must have local apt. man
agement exper.. knowledge Of
switchboard no pets; age 1880.
high-type person for high-type bldg
Excel. NV. location. GOOD salary
plus enc. apt.
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MATTRESSES

White. arm service, over 81. full
time, 40-hr, wk., for part time,
lunch. TALLY-Ho SHOPS INC,
si2 18th street NV.
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PLUMBING. HEATNo. low prices,
Nd only Mr. LEE, HA 7-7l2s
ROOF REPAIR. $3.50: painting
Ruttcring and carpentry. 20 Yrs
exper.: 24-hr. service. RE. 5-34Ss
STONE FLAGsTONE. CEMENT
walls steps. walks. drives Datios
Free est Cal 10 l-4556
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COOK. G.H.w.-Exper. woman TO
care for LIST floor, bedrm., laun-
dry for . adults; plain cooking;
Wed and every other Sun. on.
other full-time help employed.
References required. Live out.
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Inv. Plain cooking; live In;
fond OF children; non-smoker; age
25-35; no ironing; LIST n. rm. pvt
bath. on Thursday and SUNDAY
after. brkfst; $50 Vk. Local refs
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TRASH REMOVED

4 ESf1OIl hEN1ON Eli
Yards bsmts.. cleaned Free ests
WALKER TRASH CO. PE 3-2sO2
Nv REPAIRS, free estimates; DAY
nieht calls. repairs IN YOUR home
Reas rates. all work guaranteed
year ia e-19a2,
FOR REMODELING, additions and
repairs. work expertly done, rea.
sonable rates. call c. Q. BUZZ.
cnRr1ss. 1cL. a.dsaS. % olI
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

laci6n con la vista de Dulles,
a principles de agosto.
White hizo hincapie en- que
"las relaciones entire Estados
Unidos y Brasil son muy buenas,
en- estos momentos y continue.
ran asi".
FL vocero anadi6 que tenia
"toda clase de razones para Greer
que Brasil adoptara todas las
medidas necesarias" para impe-
dir violencias como las produ-
cidas en- Lima y Caracas, du.
rante la vista del Vicepresiden.
he, Richard M. Nixon.
White expreso que los comu.
nistas representation luna por.
cion insignificante" de la po-
blaci6n latinoamericana y que
las amenazas contra Dulles, eran
simplemente "tipicas del Parti-
do Comunista" en- sus PROPOSE
tos de crear situaciones de mie-
do" en- diferentes zonas
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

zion dominicana de "CayO Confhe", que organizara en- 1947 Ell Gene
raj dominicano don Juan Rodriguez Garcia contra ell trano Rafael
Leonidas TrujiHo. En- esa expedition de mil doscientos hombreS
bien armados. Fidel Castro iba acompanado de hombres de gran al
curnia democraica. Uno de elos era don America Lora Camacho.
Jefe de Comunicaciones de la Expedition, I'm dominicano amante de
Ia Ebertad de su TERRA y todos los pueblos oprimidos, especialmente
Cuba, cuyas desdichas presentes lie danan Ell eorazon.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Ell VIAJE DE DULLES
A BRASIL

WASHINGTON, Julio 8. -
CUPID. = Ell Departments de
Estado califico de tactica comu-
nista "tipica" las amenazas Ne
que el Secretario de Estado, John
Foster Dulles, sera objeto de
violencias en- su proyectada vi
sta q Rio de Janeiro.
Ell vocero Official del Departa-
mentO, Lincoln White, declare
que este, no Ia recibido min
guna advertencia Official de par
be del sobierno brasileho. ca RI.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
DR.. EISENHOWER :.
Continuation de Ia pag. 81

he del Banco de Exportacion e
Importation; y posiblemente de
William Wieland, jefe de la Off.
Gina de Asuntos Centroamerica.
NOS del Departamento de Estado.
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Try Founder Fishing

ADVERTISEMENT
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1.-THE Sportsm0n"I
Says:

n you fish for Bass,
Pike, Bream or onY
fresh water fish,
end Ifevi or Rock.
fish In salt woier
you Just hevs TO
have one OF The
Sensational new
"FlY ~ NlGHTER"
RA.- Et-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

week end is the first big tour
nament Of the year. The entry
is headed by Hamilton Rich
ardson. United States Davis
cupper now resident in Airing
ton; Donald Dell Of Bethesda
and Yale, Jimmy Farrin of
Bethesda and Princeton and
Teddy Rogers OF Chevy Chase
who is graduating from the
University Of Virginia Law
School in June. Buzzy Hettel-
man. Baltimore's leading player.
is also expected to compete.
Ham Richardson has notified
Perry Jones. captain Of the
Davis Cup team. that he is
sadly in need Of tough compe-
tition. Jones is sending Barry
MacKay, Americas Cup hope.
to Washington next week to
practice with Ham. MacKay
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VIC cM
AND @fsD
FISHING
HUNTING
AN D

salt water fish biologist. has
been busy SEEMING and tagging
rockfish on their beds 10 learn
whether they return 10 the
same spawning areas each year.
He noticed a continued album
dance OF small rockhSh which
will be the legal catchable size
OF - inches in late July or
August.
Some feel that tine fishing
has been slow because the water
has not warmed enough. Be
that as II may. the feeling up
and down the bay is still OPP
timistic for a banner fishing
season.
The second blue marlin Of
the season was taken at Cape
Hatteras two days after the
first was boated by George
Beverage. Staff writer for The
Star, and two companions. T
Henry wieche Of Seven Mile.
Ohio. took the second fish near
Diamond Lightship at the edge
OF the Guf Stream. II was a
423-pounder. Both were taken
on Edgar Styron's Twins, cap
tanned by Elmer Balance. The
first fish hit bait. the second a
feather jig. -COVELL. =
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TENNIS
TALK
By A. c. SMITH

Army Navy Country Club
won the inter-club team cham
pionshlp last year with the old
est collection of active tennis
players in the area.
Don Leavens, national boys
champion in 1892, now Al years
old. was the "baby" Of the
group. Col. Lew Weatherall,
now AZ. and national public
parks champion in 1867, was
the merit youngest. Col. Nick
Powell. as, and Clayton Lee
Burwell. 40, second-ranking
senior doubles team in the Ma
ton. carried their years lightly
in winning important matches
for the club. Alphonso Smith.
present club singles champion
and national boys titleholder
in 1924. was the daddy" of the
areas Oldest team. He is s
months older than Burwell.
Army Navy has little in the
way Of requirements for these
aging veterans but the club
has the brightest star among
the girl players of Metropoli-
tan Washington. The promis-
ing prospect is Holly Winters,
13-year-old daughter Of Navy
captain. Holly has been play
ing tennis only two years. She
had the advantage of good
coaching at the start from
Warren Johnston, popular pro-
fessional at the Princess Ann
Country Club at Virginia
Beach.
Holly has sound strokes off
both forehand and backhand.
She has the added advantage
of a tremendous willingness to
practice. Every day after fin
ishing at Thomas Jefferson
Junior High School, Holly can
be found practicing on the
courts at Army Navy. In the
first 15-and-under tournament
Of the year she reached the
finals. losing to Betty Ann MUIR
ply, a 14-year-old, in a three
set final. In the D. c. Center
tournament on Sunday she
again lost to the older Betty
in a close match. Holly has
the potential to be another
Donna Floyd or better. The
next two years will tell.
\
The Columbia Country Club
Mems Invitational starting this
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hooks. Spinner hooks also are
effective.
AS we drifted with the tide
until We came close to tidal
flats, then moved upstream to
drift again, we picked up sew
sral founders, all small. They
were not abundant and the
fishing was slow, although
anglers on the bridge near us
seemed to be having luck.
Catches Big Founder
Finally I hooked a veritable
door mat, a big fellow that
sought the bottom and sulkeo
there, straining the light spin
ming line to the utmost. Boated,
this was the prize of the day.
although several more were
taken.
Z Founder fishing actually
reaches its peak in June, al
though they can be taken in
the inlet and bay all summer.
That night we learned we
had picked the wrong day to
go to Assateague. Several
black drum were reported to
have been taken while we went
tautog and founder fishing as
well as a huge striped bass that
bit in the surf.
The drum, which can weigh
so or more pounds, come and
go quickly, no one knows where.
They appear of Cape Charles,
Va. about May and travel
north to New Jersey. A few
wander up Chesapeake Bay.
At ocean City they are usually
gone by June 1.
Fishing for red drum or
channel bass has been very
poor at Ocean City in recent
years although some are
caught in late summer when
the best run occurs.
Within a week, perhaps. surf
fishing for kingfish will start
and later there will be runs of
speckled trout to provide &C
ton.
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best amateur players in the
United States. The match will
be held at Columbia Country
Cluo. Efforts are being made
to get a very high ofiicial in
Government to throw out the
first ball"
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HIKING CLUBS

MEMORIAL DAY
MANDERBIRDs HIKING CLUB
Meet At Miller cabin picnic area in
Rock Greek Park at $3.50 pm Tor
supper followed By short hike Bring
own food. Everett Hamel will be the =
leader
SUNDAY
CAPIIM HIKING CLUB : Appa-
and visit To CRYSTAL Grottoes Make
reservations with Evelyn FaleS leadGr
lRepublic G-l40Ol. by noon Saturday
Meet 81 $50 m, at 1924 X street
CENTER HIKING CLUB-Walk in
Montrose PARK, led by Rafael Bremen
eno Stan Goodman. Meet at Thirty
WANDERBIRDS HIKING CLUB-
Seyen-mile Rock Greek Park hike, led
by Arson Courier. Meet At Harvard
street entrance 20 Zoo at 10 am.
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will be followed by Alex Olmedo
of Peru. who is the 18th rank
ing player in the United States.
Plans are under way for a
top-flight exhibition doubles
match during Youth Fitness
Week (June I'D featuring the