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A STEAL

1910 fth a.. nv. Inc. sie5 mo
iele 1th %, n,ws inc 5000 mo
1890 9Th ~, nv, Inc, S1i7 30 mo
oiA end 81, n,Ns inc, I fleQ en mo
uih and a., NV, Inc, $3.50 20 mo
1870 hth a. nv inc, Atno mo
sgs Que ~ NV vacant lot
Price, s2s.s0O for all four
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

BESTHESDA-CONvENIENT To-
CATION: good frame house, excel.
cond.. suitable for small once op-
Grafton: located IN Woodmont tri-
angle Price S13.b Call Mr..
Hall; ROBERT B. HALL Co, OIL.
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ALExANpRIA-FAIRPAx
BRICK COLONIAL
SA5n nOWN

Bucknell Manor. Priced at
$l2.050. 3 bedrooms cen o.
living room, dining area,
kitchen, storm windows. NJ.
S-lS6S.
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ARL.; close in-Pretty a-bedrm.
brk. rambler with fireplace. den,
sep. din, rm.; plenty closets: full
nm bsmt. with rec, rm,: patio and
fenced back yard; Al eond.; SIS
BOO; good financing. fine location; (;
avail. soon. ia. 9-6927
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ARLINGTON, NORTH; by OWNER
Country club area: $4,000. for
3-bedrm.. 2-bath Cane Cod: beau
ttful rec. room, sep. din. room.
fireplace. Wooded lot. Dead-end
street. Dishwasher. disposal .
AIR CONDTTIONERS, elec. stove,
Laundromat and drier, drapes,
venetian blinds. alum. storm win
doWs KF 6-Qa33
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ARL.. Ny OWNER. Colonial: 8
bedrms.. / "a baths, sep. din. rm d.
rec. rm.; tip-top shape school no
problem. 2644 N. Ohio st. JE
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

313l N. WAKEFIELD. ARL., VA.
Brick English Colonial in
most beautiful half-acre To-
cation overlooking golf
course. Large center hall,
step-down living room, ban
ouet-siZe dining room, large
library, kitchen with dining
area, . porches. All rooms
spacious and ideal for en-
tertaining, 3 bedrooms. 2
baths upstairs, walk-in cedar
closets Full basement with
servants room and bath,
fully equip. recreation-bil-
lard room, 2-car garage.
Convenient to schools, trans
portation, etc, yet with
quiet serenity of country.
Priced conservatively at
$4,000. KE. S-4029 for
appt.
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ANNANDALE-only $500 down on
this frame Cape Cod IN area Of
Custom-built homes h-aefe land
Acaped lot, FHA appraised Al
~ b.sbn For retels md sppl
can WILSON N. WOOD. CIR, 3.
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HOUSES wARTED TO BUY

WE NEED HOMES AND LAND in
nearby MONTGOMERY co, Cash buy-
srs, sTRouP REALTY CO, RA
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ARL. s-waik to wakefield, Clare.
mont Schools. 3-bedrm. Colonial
fun bSmt., gas h.-w.h. Conv. Penta.
gon. Melpar. S15,250. OWNER
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RARnAINS
S3.5O0 DOWN

3-bedrm, 2-bath, brick ram.
completely handicapped and fenced,
patio. garage. TOP N, Arlington To-
cation; $4,000. OWNER, ia
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mo. to live in this spac custom
built. . yrs: Philippine mahogany
throushout: 4 bedrms., tiled
baths, de luxe kit; 5 min. Z Cor
nerS, Is min. Pentagon, min.
grade school. beach privils., life
suard. view Of lake from huge
panoramic windows, cooling sys-
tenn. Must be seen to be appreci-
sSs sSeai 600 opSn cn ssssIss ssII ana SUM-
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NEAR CONN. AND K
1757 K ST. NV.
Corner suite Of 8 outside ofiees
plus large reception room. Rental
$3.50, includes electricity for air
cond. and full once building service.
MARK WINKLER MGT.. INC
1117 VT. Ave. NV. RE. T-b2O1
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Columbia pike TO dSllow, rd., riShI
% Oliver yer dr. 70 "open' house
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

FOR ESTABLISHED investment co
must be well financed: Va, pref /;
Thing. Brokers invited. Mr.. FRYE.
uN, 4.22a6.
10 TO 20 UNITS IN SILVER
SPRING or good NV, area; sub
stantial cash, Box h6-X. star.
SMALL INVEST. PROP. WANTED, ,
no converted bldRs, will consider
"a family units. v i. TooMEY.
Jr. REALToR, 1918 18th ST
NV, RE. 7-b275.
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NV, APARTMENT

ENsWs M nv HFAK1ENA 7
"a units, on 2S,000-sa. It.
lot. Easy access to trans
portation and stores. Excel
lent rental history: income
$4,000 per year. Price,
$4,000 with nice financ-
ing. Will consider trade for
smaller clear properties. Call
Sol Wolberg.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
"a 14th st. NV. MA. 1924
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rarob W~IeIg IN Isn yoodoJ eT TT. n roaiS,s UIgS
rm.: . baths: pine-pan rec rm',
lge. walk-in bsmt.; on dead-end
street; mr.. schools. z Cor. shop.
ctr: swim. pool share avail. 1911
Tower st ,JF 3-7R35.
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II. ISARD
Investors or Professionals

ST s.seel Tu. s.oIzs
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Open by MilitarY Owner

OPO1I " 4AAAAVNAJ OWt1OA
ALEX, 4 bedrms., 2 baths, rec
rm., den. peri. location. style ano
equip. for gracious living. S26. .O0G
CT loan. 2302 Tracy ST.. CL
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4 REDROOMS

Brick rambler, fireplace in
living room. separate dining
room. extra larse EQUIPPED
kitchen. Tiled bath. Front
screened porch. Blinds.
acre. Price Sl7,660. Close to
Annandale. XII. S-lS6S.
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ONE FOR The PFKFECTIONIST--
A dream in the best Of Arlington
for the person looking for the ub-
usual. A large liv. rm, ard formal
din. rm., 3 bedrms with ~ baths
plus a beautiful den. The rec. rrn
Is lust made for entertaining with
its separate bar room. This home
for you IS immaculate and com
plete with wall-to-wall earpeting
Priced IN the low 30s. Csll for an
appointment. VIM A. CplPMAN
West REaIEY Broad Fc g. y Fan. Si%as chursb va V.
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FALLS CHURCH-spac. tri-ieVei on
deadend street. Extra-lge. liv. rm..
Swedish flrepl, lge din. rm., 8
bedrms., "a baths, well-eouip. kit
acre. Many extras. Owner trans.
Sl7.500 for quick sale. JE 3-S094.
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ARLINGToN-4hss, $4,000 loan
81 only s1l2 monthly for every
thing; 2 bedrooms, Ia baths.
brick Colonial; delightful biz
screened shaded back porch; 1h-
H. recreation room; basement ;
separate dining room, fireplace IN
10000. Can HICKS REALTY
CO., XII. a-i60O, OF. 4-60f0i
ewes. XII. a.2s66 -
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WILLIAMSBURG IR. HIcH-s-hed-
rm. brick rambler, dry bsmt.. love-
ly patio. fanked bv tall trees. AS
sumo lEe. 4iaes trust. S234Sn.
PRED J. GEORGE, IA. s-6777,
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PARK, Mr.. SPRING
FIELD, bv OWNER - Country
from trafic hazards. Expsndabie,
arm. house. bath. all utils. Ac-
eessible to schools, shop. facils..
etc. Painted and decorated. ready
to move in. Reduced to S11 800.
Adjoining "a acre available;
$1,000 No settlement charges.
Become owner with payments Ike
rent. DI. 7-4R36 or TIE R-3Q5S
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4, ARL,-a-bedrm stueeo; full
bAmt hot-water heat, biz 70
bus, VIII sell or rent with option
70 Price. $4,000 University
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE FOR RENT. 524 9th
st. NV. Room 4l5, Victor Build
ing. Elk. 3-S2s0.
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4 BEDRMS.. fun bsmt,, iarse lot.
BY OWNER: $4,000 with $4,000

ASSUME LARGE ass CT LOAN on
old; hit rs n. long, breakfast
nook. lots OF cabinets, work spaee
and windows; liv. rm., din. rn.. 3
bedrms.. Ice. closets. Bath. bsmt..
rec rm.. fen yard with Ice. trees.
Low down pagment JE. 3-0O4s.
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LANGLEY-McLFAN ARrA-plctnr

eSuue SCttlnR, bfK, bpNT-ItVtT, 2
yrs. old Three bedrms, 2h
din. rm., lge kit. ie-Acre zoned .
scr. pch Gear gar, terrace,
trellis. fenced. view; $4,000.
Box 4SR-X. Star,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY


DIXON NIL, Mn.-unlaus am. est.
On Deaut, acres; secluded. attrAc
a-hedFm, mod, house an, barn.
cottagsi sci 800, cH, A-7l00'
N0RnEck, Md acres. Weli-
built sxpanhibie f-fm. .cottaAs,
h.hbla.
18th cEhTURY 0gNTLRMAN's
ESTATE with iuAt over 100 acres,
IN Prince oeorues County, near
Bel Air. beautifully restored B.
bedroom Colonial brick hoeke, with
tenant house, barns and outhuild-
inna well-kept gardens AFFORD
great privacy, Entire property IN
Appt. 20 Inspect. J. p. nE0o,
INC hsAitor, Exclusive ARent.
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DON'T DELAY-Use your vetere Ms
benefits now to purchase this
brand-new modern brick rancher
featuring center-hall entrance to
living rm. with fireplace. separate
dining rm., fully euuipped Kitchen
Of tomorrow" with dinette space,
and a fun light basement with lots
of space for recreation room Buy
OF with as little as 5000 cash
and monthly payments Of approx.
S11S. including p.i.ti. Come in
or call PEARSON PROPERTIES,
INC. IA. A-4000
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HFRE NOW-"But Not for Ions
This immaculate all-brick rancher
in a pleasant suburban community
features 4 bedrooms and " full
baths, large living room with fre-
place, big separate dining l.,
with eating space, plus nicely
finished recreation room in full
out -of-ground basement: wall.to-
wall carpeting and lots Of other
added extras included at the low
price OF &21 500 II won't last
long, so call today. PEARSON
PROPERTIES. INC. JA 10000
ARL., S.-Brk. Cape Cod: center
hall with 4 bedrms ? paths: gas
h .-w.h on tree-Shsded lot: asking
Si8,25O. Call today to inspect, All
Columbia nike.
LANIER RLTY ia. 7-3434
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NO DOWN S PAYMENT; ylNIII s:! siS;s6cCao, q,
with fireplacr and BAeEpOARI
HEAT. John M. ANDERSON
REAL EST. ia. 7-6lOo' ia
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lake BARCROFT-costs only sls4

LAKE BANCROFT; by OWNER-4
bedrms., 3 baths; rec. rm, sep.
din. rm.: dbl. csrport. patio; lee.
wooded lot; -carpeting. draperies
incl g34 900 CT 6-blb4.
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NEAR MARSHALL. VA.

Wonderful view Of Blue Ridse.
Term. home In excel. eond. and A.
rm. cottasel ne acres; $4,000.
JAMES Z. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna. Va. pU. B.s200
liz
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McLEAN-4-b -bedrm., 3-bath RAM
bier Of ANTIQUE brick; on "a acre;
featuring well-euuipped kit.
24-ft. scr. porch; full daylight
bsmt. with huge finished rec. rm.
and built in garage; in area OF
attrac. and individually STYLED
homes. Price, S3O,95O LYN
THOMPSON REAL ESTATE CO.,
IA o-o1oI' ewes IA b-R0bS
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT; Falls
Church, bedrms.. ] u baths. y :
It. liv. rm. with fireplace snd pic
ture window. diversified kit: cor
lot Mo. payments approx S1n
8. q GFRACHIS CO., REALToR.
II OpQIA
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WOODI,AWN MANOR

3 bedrooms, la baths,
basement, outside entrance.
"a acre. Carport. Price S19,-
$50; terms.
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$3.50 DOWN

Brick rambler, 3 bedrooms.
tiled bath. fireplace In living
room. In Brookland Estates
OF Franconia I'd. Price Sl4'-
$50. XII. S-1S6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

Acrilan that looks so
fragile, wears so hardy!
PuSh-up sleeves, tab-flared
back. Hand washable pink,
blue, aqua, whitel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

Only at Penneys . this low price for golden
thread rayon net panels with the fabulous Ever
Ion finish. You can't beat them for sheer beauty,
for value, for easy care Suds them drip dry,
touch-up iron and that's it Ivory.
Evening star., 1958-05-04

Running out of gas Is some
times unavoidable, but much
too often it's a case Of poor
guessing.
For example, take a typical,
clear day-no wind and water
like a mirror. You start out
with a tankful-enough to run
an outboard 5 or 6 hours. But
you only expect to run your
motor for 4 hours, so you figure
you have at least an extra hour
margin for safety.
But what happens? Head
winds suddenly spring up from
nowhere; or maybe you didn't
count on bucking the current
on the way home; or you forgot
to include that extra passen-
gers weight in your estimate.
Before you take of on your
next run. first, what is the
actual running time of your
outboard motor on a tankful
Of gas-unmounted? If you
don't have this figure your
motor manufacturer will be
glad to supply it. From this
you deduct the effect of the
weight the motor must push
through the water.
\
To figure this effect, an aver
age rule for motors UP to 25
horsepower would be to deduct
5 minutes for every so pounds
the motor must propel. You
must add together the weight
Of the boat. the passengers
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Hurvnrd Crew
Sets Record in
Compton Victory

PRINCETON. N. j., May )
up. A Harvard University
crew today won the Compton
Cup race in 8:40.6. establishing
a new Carnegie Lake record
The victory was Harvard's l4th
since the competition was ini-
tiated in 1898.
The Crimson's sophomore
dominated varsity covered the
mile and three-quarter course
ahead of Princeton. NIT and
Rutgers. Erased was the old
Cornell mark Of 8:4l.4.
Harvard's junior varsity. third
varsity and freshman boatloads
also placed first. Harvard did
not enter the lightweight COM
petition.
Princeton's lightweight crew
beat Pennsylvania when it COW
cred the mile and five-six-
teenths Henley distance in
6:294. another new record. The
old record. 6:31.O was estab-
lished by Nassau's 1856 Henley
champions.
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HUNTING
AND
FISHING

Virginia is out to challenge
Florida as a mecca for salt
water fishermen. In opening
the States first salt water fish
ing tournament, Gov. j. Lind
say Almond, jr.. said:
I'VE will show the people of
America that Virginia has far
more than Florida ever
offered"
The tournament was opened
at a luncheon at the Nanse-
mond Hotel, Norfolk, after
which the Governor cast the
first line into Chesapeake Bay.
The waters of the tourna-
ment include the ocean of
Virginia shores, Virginia's por-
ton Of the bay and the fall
line of the great rivers-Poto-
mac, Rappahannock. Pianka-
tank. York and James-Mob-
jack Bay. Lynnhaven Bay and
other bay tributaries or estu-
aries.
The species included are
white marlin. channel bass,
black drum, dolphin, bluef1sh,
cobia. tautog. spotted sea trout.
sea bass. gray trout, founder,
tcroaker. spot and white perch.
Only rod and reel catches are
eligible for awards and the
methods include casting. troll
ing. surf and pier fishing and
bottom fishing. The tourna-
ment is open to everyone and
no fee is charged.
There will be awards both for
heaviest fish and for outstand-
ing acts of sportsmanship.
Headquarters Of the tourna-
ment. sponsored by the Salt
Water Sport Fishing Associa-
ton of Virginia, are at Virginia
Beach.
X
The 22d annual National
Capitol Casting Club tourna-
ment will be held at the east
end Of the Lincoln Memorial
rejecting pool today.
Registration is set for 8 am.
and the first event, wet fly ac-
curacy, at 9. Five events are
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on the Bay last year and a
good season is predicted this
year.
Another letter, from Vienna
Va. reads:
This is in essence a form OF
protest in hopes that through
the power Of the press a wrong
to fishermen of the Northern
Virginia area can be corrected,
THE wrong I write of is the
closing or near closing of to
fishermen of the upper reaches
Of Occoquan Greek and the
lower section of Bull Run where
the two streams join. This has
been accomplished by the water
company through the posting
of all access points to the creek
and to the run.
These streams in the past
have been opened to fishing
and have afforded pleasure to
a great number of fishermen"
Hope Of solution
For this writer. there is hope
of a solution to the problem.
James v. Laramie. assistant
manager Of the Virginia Water
Co., said that a set of proposed
rules and regulations govern
ing reopening of Occouuan
Reservoir to boating and fish,
ing have been drawn.
These proposed regulations
were to have been the subject
of a hearing before the Vir-
ginia Game and Inland Fish
Commission May S. However
there was insufficient time for
the required two weeks notice
to the public and the hearing
had to be postponed. 1t is
expected to be rescheduled
shortly.
LaFranke said that the COM
pany originally cut of public
fishing because it wanted some
regulation over use Of the
streams to prevent dumping
of refuse.
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scheduled, including dry fly
casting, 3s-ounce and ss-ounce
bait casting and skish. Events
are open TO all members of
clubs affiliated with the Ma
tional Association Of Amateur
Casters.
Trophies will be awarded for
the first three places in three
classes. The tournament is ex-
pected to attract skilled casters
from as far as Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.
-
The Maryland Game and
Inland Fish Commission has
announced an archery season
for deer from October 25 to
November IA. Either sex may
be taken by bow and arrow in
Baltimore, Calvert, Caroline.
Carroll. Charles, Dorchester,
Frederick, Hartford, Kent,
Queen Annes. st. Marys, SOM
erset, Talbot. Wicomico and
Worcester Counties.
To avoid conflict with the
squirrel and turkey season Oc-
tober 5-October 81. archers
may take deer only from No
vember lila in Allegany. Gar
rett and Washington Counties.
There will be no open sea-
son in Howard. Montgomery,
Prince Georges. Anne Arundel
or Cecil Counties. except for
male deer only in Elk Neck
State Forest.
* x =
A new women's world record
for wahoo is claimed by Mrs.
Anne Archbold of Washington
and Nassau. Bahamas. Its Of
fetal weight was 64 pounds, 8
ounces.
The present record for 20
pound test line is SIS pounds, 8
ounces, shared by Mrs. Arch
bold and Mrs. Stafford L. Sands
of Nassau. If the line used by
Mrs. Archbold tests no more
than 20 pounds, her catch will
wipe the tie of the books. If
it tests over 20, Mrs. Archbold
will better by 4 pounds. 8
ounces her own record for 30
pound test line set of Powell's
Point, Eleuthera. in 1854.
*
The Chesapeake Bay Western
Shore Chapter of the Izaak
Walton League. meets at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in Gus Berlitz'
restaurant at Deale, Md.
COVELL
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ne preferred Day uSHlIlS W
fresh water and that his fav-
orite fish in that order were
rockf1sh, hardheads and trout.
The writer didn't specify
whether the third choice was
salt water trout or weakfish or
fresh water trout. Since Colo
RADIO is famous for several vari-
eties of the latter. let's hope
he is getting his share.
The late answers didn't
change the results of the poll
which showed 48 per cent of
those replying favoring salt
water fishing and Al per cent,
fresh water.
Wants Bay Area Set Aside
Some of the letters that ac-
companied the ballots were very
interesting. however. For in
stance. a Washingtonian writes:
why not have part of
Chesapeake Bay put aside just
for the (sport) fisherman? Not
allow nets of any kind. -. They
have just about killed the hard
head fishing with nets. The
outdoors is a wonderful place.
Let's not destroy it."
Well, this question of COM
mercial VS.. sport fishing is a
very old and very sore one.
Sports fishermen have sue
ceeded in the last couple Of
years in closing off the SuSque-
hanna channel to meters Of
rockfish in the cold months.
This year a rider on an APP
propriations bill which would
have banned all rockfish net
ting in the winter died in the
Maryland Legislature. The
fight is bound to be resumed
come another session.
Good Season Expected
So far as hardhead or croak-
ers in particular are concerned,
State biologists will insist that
their scarcity or abundance is
q matter of cycles and netting
hasn't too much to do with it.
Hardhead came back very well
Evening star., 1958-05-04
FORE AND AFT
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

classic of the United States if
not the world. Within 18
months. he was the owner of
his own Bermuda racer, the
lovely Suva.
The day I saw Suva I de-
cided to enter the race" he re-
called.
The boat was brought down
to the Chesapeake last Novem-
Der and based at Galesville
where she is now being fitted
out for the big moment. With
his crew all signed UP (sorry.
there are no openings, Foley
is working hard at sail handling
and the myriad of things that
must be done for a successful
ocean race.
Foley takes his crew out for
long week ends, including plenty
of night work. ski once told
me that the way to success in
an ocean race is to drive the
boat at night" Suva will enter
the Annapolis Yacht Club spring
series May II and 1S and the
Gibson Island Yacht Squadron
Rhode River rendezvous June /.
On June 6, Suva departs for
Newport, r. l., and the start of
the race June IA.
X y
/ His crew members have been
carefully selected and are an
important part of that building
for the future. They average
under 80 years. Suva's star
board watch officer is Lawrence
Hartge of Galesville, a we'll
known bay sailor: port watch
officer is Bob's brother, Ban
croft; Bill Boyer, cook, who
crewed for Foley on 20s and is
the son of the late Bill Boyer
Of Capital Yacht Club; Somer-
vile Parker, who is now teach
ing at Christchurch, Va, and
Bill Hoffer. of Washington. who
is with the Army Map Service.
Foley will be his own naviga-
tor.
Suva will fly the Sailing Club
Of the Chesapeake flag in the
race and next to finishing
somewhere in the middle, Foley
is interested in completing
with all hands still aboard and
in good health.
I'VE have all the latest
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LEISURE
.OPORTSMAN

1 80" THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. 4, 1858
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NOTES on BOATS
How to Figure Gas Consumption
BY BOB JONES


and all the equipment aboard,
II, for example, your outboard
is rated at 2 hours running
time unmounted, and the total
weight adds up to 900 pounds,
you would actually have / hour
of running time. This calcula-
ton will remain constant up to
the recommended capacity for
motor and boat talso given by
manufacturer.
But don't overload! The fig
ure for gas consumption goes
up in an increasing ratio-as
much as double the normal
amountl 1t becomes obvious
that not only is it unsafe to
overload but uneconomical.
You can also get the figure
for amount of gas consumed
over calm water at the rated
horsepower of motor and hull
resistance. 1t stands to reason
the minute the speed Of the
motor is increased to maintain
normal speed through the
water, the gas consumption will
begin to mount. For each unit
Of motor speed. or RPM, gas
consumption will increase in
direct ratio to the velocity of
wind or current that is being
headed into.
+ y
For example, a 10 horse
power motor on a l2-foot fat
bottom skiff will run 2 hours
on a gallon Figures vary. OF
course, depending on motor,
hull and condition of each) ;
this is estimated over calm
water. With each mph increase
of wind and or current. rum
ming time will be reduced BY
two minutes. approximately
not to mention that bucking
current and wind will increase
the time it takes to cover dis
tance over the bottom. Also
heading into a 80 mph wind
or bucking a 6-knot current
will burn gas at three times
the rate of normal operation
Evening star., 1958-05-04

safety gear aboard, he OBJ
served. "And I am going to in
sist that the guys eat well and
regularly and get the sleep
when they are of watch, re-
gardless of how beautiful the
day may be. That's another bit
Of advice I got from an ocean
racer the importance OF
proper routine aboard"
You come away with the
feeling that Washington will
have its hottest entry in the
Bermuda race within memory
Evening star., 1958-05-04

superior Features synditats. Incl
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Recreation League
Opens Tomorrow

Milo Christensen. Superin-
tendent OF the District Reerea-
ton Department. will toss out
the first ball TO open the Guy
Mason softball League at e:ls
pm. tomorrow at the Guy
Mason Field. Wisconsin avenue
and Calvert street NV.
In the first Of two games,
the cheltenham Navy Radio
Station team will play the
David Richard team. Foxhall
Cleaners meets Georgetown
Haberdashers at $50.