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mons Island Yacht Club re-
gatta. Sonny competed IN the
e class. He finished second be-
hind Marvin Turner Of Norfolk.
Tommy Barrett Of Chevy Chase
was third.
The Potomac regatta this
week end y expected 70 draw
upwards Of 5000 fans II the
weather is good. Drivers viii
cover four laps Of . mile-and-
a-quarter course.
Pits win be at Ohio drive,
north Of the Fourteenth Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
LEISURE
OPORTSMAN
TENNIS TALK
BY A. c. SMITH

strong as the recent Middle
East championships. With the
default Of Fred McNair, recent
winner Of both the singles and
doubles In the MALTA event.
Teddy Rogers looks to be a sure
winner. McNair, q lifetime
member Of the million-dollar-
a-year insurance group, found
that he couldn't spare the time
for another week of tennis at
the highly inconvenient East
Potomac courts. Lack Of show
ers or dressing facilities at
Hams Point generally keeps
most of the better players out
of this tournament but Adair
cajoled a strong and represent
alive field into playing.
The Middle Atlantic Invita-
tional Senior Championships.
postponed from June, will be
played at the Washington Golf
& Country Club beginning
Wednesday, July 80. Entries
are being accepted by Charlie
Wood, popular pro at the host
club. The entry Of Hugh Lynch
in the singles, a newcomer to
senior ranks, is expected to
cause the downfall of the reign
ing contingent. Entries will also
be accepted at The Tennis Shop
(NAtional 8-5l65).
y Il \ \
Under the able direction of
Allie Ritzenberg, the Sheraton
Park courts are becoming a
center of tennis activity in
Washington. This Saturday,
Allie will present the two best
amateurs in the country in an
Ham Richardson,
now Of Arlington and ranking
player in the U. s. in 1856.
will meet the hard-hitting Dick
Savitt, Wimbledon winner in
1851. An exhibition doubles
will follow the singles.
A $l.25 admission fee will be
charged with play to begin at
2:30.
Richardson continued his
series Of exhibitions with Vic
Seixas over the week end, with
matches in Harrisburg and
York. Pa. Ham won both, with
the score now standing 6 to /.
In Harrisburg, Seixas and
Richardson were treated to an
introduction the likes Of which
they had never seen on any
continent. A young uniformed
attendant blew q bugle to an
nounce the arrival Of the
players. Both thought the sig
mails had gotten crossed with
the spectators expecting to see
q horse race. They were fur
ther taken aback when two
girls marched out on the court
while they were warming up to
present them with ported
plants. In York, the manager
Of the exhibition learned that
Ham was playing on his Sec
ond wedding anniversary. The
club baked q cake and served
to the players after
the match. Anne, Hams at
tractive wife, was called on to
take Q bow.
A%&
The Government Employees
Championship. rained out a
week ago, has been re-sched-
uled to begin Saturday. Aug
ust 9. Frank Shore announces
that a new draw will be made
and urges players previously
in line to re-enter. New en-
tries can be made through the
D. c. Recreation Dept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
So Duck Stamps
Okuyed by House
By the Associated Press

The cost of a Federal duck
hunting stamp would go from
50 to So under q bill passed
by the House yesterday and
sent to the Senate. There was
no debate.
The entire proceeds of the
duck stamp sale, with the ex-
ception Of expenses of the Post
once Department in produc-
ing and handling the stamps.
would be set aside for the ac-
QUESTION Of migratory bird
'efuges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Bridge. Registration win close
there at II am. the days OF the
races. Meantime. entries are
being received BY Mrs. Edna
Ellis. i2o Winchester Way. Falls
Church.
Besides Brinke. regatta ON
cials are referee. Harry 1homp-
son; measurers. Earl. Hiide-
brand and Ernie CAM; timer.
Mrs. Virginia CAM; starter.
Bruce wallen; scorer. Bill
Carlo; pit manager. Yves Iusby.
and physician. Dr. James n.
ooodson.
The schedule:
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Dow Joins Field

MONTREAL, July 20 (R.-
Dow Finsterwald, Professional
Golfers Association champion,
today announced his intention
to enter the $4,000 Canadian
Open next month in Edmonton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
ALSO HIGH-PoINT DRIVER
Regotto Chairman
Finding Life Hectic.

On Saturday and Sunday the Potomac between
Memorial and Fourteenth street bridges win be
huzzing with racing motors as the Capital Power
Boat Association puts on It's annual regatta.
From rs TO 100 outboards and perhaps so to 90
speedy inboards viii be drawn from 500-mie radius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
DoubIesEVents
On Tap Today
InD.C. Tennis

Doubles competition takes
over the East Potomac courts
today in the Greater Washing
ton tennis tournament, pro-
vided the rain stops soon
enough.
Women's and mixed doubles
were scheduled for 5 pm. and
mems doubles for 8 pm.
Yesterdays action was fea-
tured by a pair Of upsets. Brittle
,Sauer, unSeeded In women's
singles, struggled three hours
and is minutes to defeat third
seeded Charlotte Decker. 4-6.
6-3, Us, in a quarter-final.
Ernie Ingram. seeded No. IL
In mems singles, won 10
straight games to surprise
ninth-seeded Indy Kehoe,
"a. 60. in a fourth-round
match. Another fourth-rounder
between Jack Tarr and Wilbur
Jenkins will be resumed at /
pm. Wednesday.
Results yesterday:
Mems slnsIss
Fourth round-lnRram defeated Ke.
noe; 6-4. Go; Ted Rogers defeated
William Calhoune, 6-2, 7-6; Phil
Sen, defeated Vernon Morgan, 0Ez
>, ouartsr;nnals--Dcn Floyd defeated
Myers defeated Bob SchwartsmaIi,
4-6. Ga, 81.
Women's sinsles
Quarter finals - Brittle sauer de-.
Ieated Charlotte Decker, I'D az,
ID; Olga Mahaney defeated Doris
Harrison, 90, 7-5
Mems Doubles
FIRST round-Bud Day and Larry
Middlekamp defeated Chico and Phi
Herrick, e., 6-o ~
Mixed DOUBLES
FIRST round-Nancy corse and Rud.
~ Adair st detected Vera ulbrich and
NMt, 0 and Robert Smith defeated
Ssrol and David Bentley defsated
eAnSy and James Oberdick, 6-n.
S1, SaIolyn Witt and bob Povers
S,s ann Manson and Chico Her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

OF Warrington 70 compete.
They win represent REGIONS .
and 4 Of the American Power
Boat Association.
Putting on such q regatta r.
no easy task. And none could
be buster than Sonny Brinke.
Its chairman.
ASK most powerboat drivers
10 identity Henry w. Aufdem-
Brinke and they would be mys-
tined. But shortened 70 Sonny
Brinke. the name n known
thronxhout Region {. which ex-
tends from North Carolina 70
New Jersey.
Wins 40 Trophies
That's because Sonny IN only
q little more than q year Of rae
ing has captured more than 20
trophies and Is the regions
current high-point leader IN D
stock hydroplanes.
To compile such q record and
retain his leadership. Brinke
must be OF every week end on
the trailer tour that make the
race drivers life hectic.
It could be Solomons. Nd,
today and Norfolk tomorrow.
Sometimes q driver win race all
day. pack his gear and trailer
his boat 500 miles 10 the scene
of the next days races.
Where to find time TO make
the thousand and one arrange
ments for q big regatta2
Its been some job" Sonny
says. IF 1t wasn't for by wife,
I never would get It done. She
writes all the letters and an
swers the telephone"
Three Generations In Racing
Brinke. 81. Is q heating and
air conditioning contractor
when he is not racing. With
his wife and three sons,
Richard, Ronald and Randolph,
he resides at 2el5 Covington
road, Silver Spring.
The powerboat racing fever
now has affiicted three genera
tons Of the family. His dad,
Henry L. Aufdem-Brinke, who
lives In Hyattsville, raced
alcohol burning outboards back
In the '20s when drivers raced
for money instead of trophies.
He still goes to every race"
Sonny says. So does the whole
Brinke family, father, mother
and the three sons.
The oldest Of the Brinke
boys, Richard. IL, is racing
this year in the JU class =
little cupboard hydros whose
top speed is about ~ miles per
hour.
Richards boat was built by
Sonny and his dad during the
winter. Hes been running
last but always comes In with
a big SMILE" Sonny chuckles.
I'VE plan to get him q good
boat real soon."
Another Son to Race
The Brinkes also plan to buy
a JU for young Ronald, who
will be old enough to start
racing next year.
Brinke was bitten by the
racing bug q couple Of years
ago in a little regatta at Epping
Forest. Nd, where the family
has q cottage. I'VE owned an
old runabout powered by q 30
horse Johnson" he says, "and
I won my first trophy with it.
The trophy was a flashlight."
Sonny started serious racing
a year ago in May at Essex, Md.
He uses his cupboard hydro,
the Honey-Too, to compete in
both the C and D stock classes.
In c stock races he powers it
with a Mercury Mark 80 motor
and in. D stock races, a Mercury
Mark IS motor.
Records are 81 miles per hour
in the c class and 70 miles per
hour in the D class.
10 First Places
On his way to high-point
leadership in the D stock class,
Brinke has finished first 10
times this year.
Last week end, in the Solo,
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Ohio. Althea Gibson. tire
champion. u. favored IN this
bracket.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
lid WoMEn

YOUNG WOMAN 10 work IN our
Arl showroom, selling wallpaper
etc; exper. desired but not neccs-
Eary. Apply IN person, Mr. Robin
6on, UNION WALLPAPER a
PAINT CO., l323 New York ave
RETIRED TEACHER = RIM. and
board In return for light house.
work and tutoginR' small salary
WANTED-A country white woman
for. q bachelor home. nondrlnker
II. WALKER. Hughesviiie, Ma.
PART TIME CLERK TYPIsT -
Gen. once work, age 2b to 3b.
: CAL MRS. sCHERBER. ST. 3-67l4
sETTLED WHITE WOMAN in eood
health with nursing ability to
care for semi-inyald husband.
Non-amoker prei.i hye N. pvt. rm,,
no stairs, 6-day WI asst. with
meals. IN family. -FOUR COR
after z pm. Ju. 0-27b1.
RELIABLE WOMAN 70 care for re-
tarded child who attends school.
and do light housework, Refer
ences, healthncard and steady.
None other u ID apply. Lave IN
or out. Wheaton area. BOX 224-
r. star.
WOMAN, white, des. Dos. with elder
ly people or invalid; whole day
on: live in or out. Wo. 6-0279. .
MOTHERS = Need camp money!
With AVON you can earn S30-S4O
wkly. in spare hours. DI, 7-OE21.
APT. DEVELOPMENT in Arl, needs
lady for part-time work In rental
once, must have bookkeeping ex-
per-; apt. avail. with position; (;
give age and exper. in reply. Box
44-T. Star.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
NELPMEN
OPPORTUNITY

9aleSman. 70 represent ieadlng
manufacturer OF packaged drug5
and tOiletfy products. aged IS 10
3b. The work consists OF selling
and pfomoting fast-moving items
10 the retail drug and gr0cery
trade, wholesale buyers, candy and
essaFN IN the drug ileld: salary
plus commission. car furnished: /:
company benefits. Write, stating
age, education and complete work
background. Box 442-L, star.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
BOX 1Os-T, STAR

DANCE TEACHERS, jrs.. interview
ers. Full or part time. viii train.
DON MARTINI, 18th and E NV.
OF EDUCATION FOR
exper. teacher, "a. 7-s459.
Drug and Cosmetic Girl
WHITE
Experienced, alert, dependable. Day
work, Monday-Friday. SOUTHERN
DRUG CO., 18th and H SITS. NV.
ASSISTANT - Church
publicity including some Secretartal
work with interesting variety.
Must be accurate typist. Career
minded applicants, eXper. in edi-
torial work or interested in enter
ing the publicity field will be
given first consideration. Apply
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL Of
nee. Woodley I'd. at 36th NV. OF
call WO. 6-3500 for appointment.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, ma
ture and efilcient, proficient in
typing and shorthand. Must pos
sess good legal or commercial
background. Call Mr.. zELMAN,
ST. 3-1610, for appt.
FOUNT. GIRL-Exp., part time
Apply in person, BEACON DRUG
STORE, 4th and R. /. ne.
LABORATORY TECH, well-Quali-
fied, for medical lab, in Sill. spa.
area. sal. TO 500 wk. JU. 9-5610.
LAB. TECHNIcIAN
Doctors once
WA. 7-s200 Ewes. AP. 7-7100
MAID for general cleaning in lge.
furn. store; 5-day week, perms-
nent pos. Apply Mr.. CARY
SCATES, f12l 18th st. NV, 9
a.m.-12 noon, July IA.
NCR 1000 OPERATOR-Must BE-
experienced. Previous hotel. WORK
desirable. Alex, residents preferred
4 pm. to midnight, 5 day wk
Profit sharing and many company
benefits. Other openings for other
shifts also available. Call Mr
Madden PRESIDENTIAL GAR
DENS, Mt Vernon ave. and Rus
sell rd., Alex.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
HELP MEN
SALESMAN
EXpERIEMCEn

Salary plus commission, local
established protected territory. re-
peat business. company benefits;
permanent position Advancement
sary. Phone II, 4-004O,
Statesmen. for sewing machine
opt experienced: salary, commits
sion and bonus. must know how
10 demOnstrnte and SELL auto
matte sewing machines Apply In
person, GEORGES. e16 y st. NV.
statesmen
n. L. Polk a Co. city directory
publishers since 1870. have perma-
nent positions for two salesmen. 10
work In the wash. Area, exper. IN
selling advertising helpful: car
nee arpv sAEsr R Raia e y9s sStn
Loan a Trust Bldg. 902 y 81. NV,
c. l.. Snyder, Manager.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
RSTRu0TlOH OOURSEs

TUTORING: Alr. Trig.. Gale. Din
"a. Group Rates for or more
studentt. call ewes. RA. 3-iAob.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
statesmen
OR EXECUTIVES

with sales ability. We want
2 men, $3.50, with at least
3 years residence in D. c.
or Maryland. Up TO $500
starting salary with In
creaSes as earned.
Thorough training, inter-
esting work. management
opportunity with expanding
50-year-old organization.
When requesting inter-
view. include brief personal
history and telephone NUM-
BOX BIT, STAR
Evening star., 1958-07-12
REALTY SYNDICATOR

crlESlElAL lESlEAL ESTATE INX,ESTME5NS,T
ICES OF a sYNDIcAToR IN THE
nIyIEo FULL DETAILS. BOX
Evening star., 1958-07-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE sECRE-
TARY, for local education associ-
tion: must have training and ex-
perience in public relations field,
meet the public: teaching back
Box 412-R, Star
= Alexandria Protestant
Church needs well qualified organ
ist. XII. 9-6670 bet. 8 and / wk
days for appointment.
MAN, with family, to work on truck
farm: has to live in: yr.-round
work. Call RE. 6-S027.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
BUSINESS SERVICES

ALEX. BUSINESS SERVICE
PeraonaiiEed answering service
Iyping. seeretaIlal services. Desk
ing and maiiing address. los s
Patrick st., Alex. XII, S-2277.
Old German Decorators
Finest interior and exterior
paintings; free estimates,
CALL JU. 8-3940
Evening star., 1958-07-12
statesmen

One Of the largest direct
sales ORGANIZATIONS In the
y. s. can use 5 salesmen for
direct sales to the house,
wife. II you feel you can
sell, We have the proposition.
No credit checks; unusual
year-round position with top
commission and training
pay. Make only one day
time contact with custo-
mers: 10 to is minute
presentation.
NO DELIVERIES OR COL
LECTIONS AND NO NIGHT
TINE OR SATURDAY
For further information,
contact MR.. KEYS, 2902
Newton st. ne. at Rhode
Island ave, Hedin House
Hotel, 8 to 8, Monday July
IA.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
CREDIT OFFICE
STEM

An excellent opportunity for q
trained stenographer who has Tor;
A large downtown concern de-
sires to add to its credit section as
q result Of expanding local opera
tions.
Regular stenographie assignment
related to credit investigations and
reports.
Applicant must be a high school
graduate, a loctl resident for one
year, in her eos or 30's, with
average shorthand speed.
Resume must include prior ONCE
experience. present earnings. age,
and brief description.
Evening star., 1958-07-12

PHONE DAY OR NIGHT
ALcOA ALUMINIUM SIDING M.
PROVEMENT. best price. For de-
tails call ia. 0-S697.
BLOCK AND BRICK WORK, free
estimates. Ii. 3-2732, call ans
time.
BLOCK, BRICK. CEMENT WORK
new or repairs: all work guar, 10
1-1003, 10. 2-0226. any time.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK; fres
est: no Job too SMALL white man;
g CARPENTRY-Porches. rms. added
kits. baths, plumbing, Mr., COOK
La 6-72S6: ewes, uN 4-4074
DRIvEWAYs, porches, bsmt., patios
walks, steps. all types concrete
work. AD. 2-2613, Ii. 6-7763. 12'
ELECTRICAL WIRING, large anc
small Jobs. Free estimates. Day
RA. 3-3200: night, 10. 6-1807
MISREPRESENTATION in all types
wood fencing, TEDfS FENCE. ST
$4,000, Mayfair 2-0S51. RA. g.
bZl2.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
price NJ. MoRRIs, 10. 9-2S77.
FLOORS sANDED and finished; old
noofs made new, linoleum and tile
installed WA. 7-1129
FLOOR WORK-Sanding and nm.
ishing; prices reas., work guaran-
teed. C. c. DEATON, RIA. 6-7662
PAINTING, interior; average g.
bedrm. home. $3.50; average 2
66eddrIn. row house. S100;A aversg.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
fcONTlNufDl

BEDRM. SET, complete. walnut. IN
s5snsh sst. sisss. sssssiyHi sl5sbsa. al'' dins''s
Evening star., 1958-07-12

WAITRESS, white. night work, part
time, 4 nights. Good salary and
tips. Must be over 81. Ii. 3-9702,
WAITRESS-Very good tips; work
in Arlington. Call IA. S-9751
WAITRESS, white: 4 pm.-l2' good
wages for dependable woman. Ap-
ply weekdays, 3 p.m.-1i p.m.,
470S 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS WANTED; night exper.
Apply in person, CASANOVA RES
TAURANT, 1909 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, exper., over 81, night
work. GARVINs, 25l9 Conn. ave.
NV.
exper.: Sun. on, day
work: good tips. Apply in person,
VIENNA BAKERY. Sl1 Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, WHITE, for night
club. Full time or part time. Night
work. Short hours. Apply In per-
son, after 5 pm. RAND'S RES
TAURANT, 1915 Eye st. NV. or
THE HAYLOFT, l4l1 H st. NV.
X-RAY TECHNICIAN-Sat. morn
ing only; excel. opportunity. Call
weekdays. S-10 pm. Do. 7-4147
YOUNG GIRL, attrac., must be over
81, white, for cocktail lounge; no
exper. necessary. AID. 2-4961.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
THE
TALGO
ENGINEERING
co.
1885 STATE ST.
HAMDEN, CONN.
ATWATER 8-1634
SALESMAN

An aggressive man, age 25 to 35,
10 call on retail merchants, sell and
deliver from truck; established
route; products well known: mini
mum guarantee. JE. 2-2440. days;
JE 4-69pS. evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1958-07-12

CAREER OPPORTUNITY. Alexan-
tES tiVe for anU one of VreniSs oder
established insurance CO. The man
we seek must be married, between
25 and As. good references. equi-
valent Of q high school education,
wishing q position with q good in
come while being trained in a
career that is not seaSonable. In
come according to ability. Privilege
of participating in company re-
tirement plan. For appt. call ia.
b-4632.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
Switchboard Operator
Seeretarial
(Not over 55)
FOR NEW APT. BLDG.
EXPERIENCED. SALARY OPEN
Apply Res, Mgr.
2ll7 z ST. NV.

TEACHERS, white, S380-S82O mo.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY., 605
l4th st. NV. RE, 7-392s. (20th VI. }
(white) for 2 and 3 yr. ole
children: private nursery school
in Arl.; no teachers degree nee.
Nor. Fri, S-hr. day; drivers lie
desirable, not nee. State exper
and salary. Box 46-T. Star.
SOLICITORS, white
or colored, must be well exper
and willing to work 8 to 3 pm,
Mon. through Fri, in your home
and have unlim. phone; we pay
Sc q call plus 25c for each ordtr
plus additional bonus plan, sellinI
a fast moving 50 item. best offei
in town for well-experieneed tel
SOL; only hard workers need ap-
ply. Write qualif. and phone No
to P. o. Box 1872, Wash, p. c.
Evening star., 1958-07-12

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
S s s%s sSs fsf5eIsss nsastt oqsy ss ws S
as subdivisions and brokerage.
Members Of multiple listing. We
would like TO have a confidential
chat with you at your convenience.
ART POST, REALT0R
"oood Folks TO 20 Business With"
Evening star., 1958-07-12
REPAIRs 9 SERVICE
AnnITIONS

ADDITIONs-Remodeling bsmt. to
roof, rec. rms our speciality;
porches, dormers, attics, etc.; free
ST E. B. STEWART co" sP,
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HELR M0MEn
RTsIDFNT WANAoFR. pITAeA
fcoNTlNUEpl

RESIDENT MANAGER. PLEASANT,
forceful personality. Accurate. in
telligcnt with local experience
Box 2b0-J. star.
6ALE8LADY-ExpandlnR business
Offers permanent position Career
In Interior decorating: houra and
transportation arranged. THE
divisioni. vienna, Va. DU. b.Ss6i'
sALESWOMAN 70 call on drug
trade with nationally Advertised
lines Of housewares and sundry
items for local wholesale concern
Salary and travel Reply Box
1861. Star.
SECRETARY, glfl Friday, one-girl
once: excellent wofking eondi-
tons, 40-hour week; salary open
FAYco KLEcTRIc CO.. NC UN.
4-S22O.
exper. Salary up % $4,000, S5skr'
wk. Medical, vacation, sick leave
benefits, HAZLETON LABRATO-
RLE6, Fails Church. Va, Call q 10
5, Mon. through Fri, JE. 2-Je0l
SECRETARY for research organi-
Sati0n: 4 hrs. day. good salary;
must take rapid dictatioD and Be
excel, typist; no other need apply
IA .7-6373 or JE. 2-52SO or Box
4b-T star.
SECRETARY for title company, in
nearby Va; thoroughly familiar
with conveyancing and all phases
Of disbursements and post-settle-
ment operntionS. Salary depends
upon uualifications and experi-
ence, Reply BOX 133-R, Star,
Evening star., 1958-07-12
MIs0ILLAMIOOs IOR sALIM MIsoILLAMIous bon aALI

FuRN.-Unusual ofsF. Custom an
tiquo rose bedfm,, unholStefed
dual headboard. 2 apflngS and
mattresses. 2 Ice. dressors. night
tables. .bl0 3iat st NV. bet.
III and 81.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS F0R RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators.
800 CUTTER. Yollers, etc, RENTAL
TOOL 3 EQU1P. Co, Ju. 6-6040.
7-FT. DOZER and M-yd front
end loader, $50 per day; oO-cu.-
y: air Compressor: for rent AN
Evening star., 1958-07-12
,uo,,,.H "A, -e5Ib ~,

Rms. porches, dormers, carports.
patios, talouaies. screens; no money
ALLIED HOME mp. CO.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-01

SEATTLE, M-It was relatively warm inside the Arctic Circle last fall, says Dr. Frederick L. Bad- gley. 'The temperature almost went up to the freezing point," he recalled here today.
 Dr. Badgley, who returned re- gently from research station $50 miles north of Point Barrow, said 29 degrees above zero would sound good to anyone who had seen the mercury drop to. 50 be- low two weeks earlier.
 Dr. Badgley, 43, assistant pro- lessor of meteorology at the Uni versity of Washington, left Seat tie Sept. 19 to take charge of a team of US. scientists at re- search station located on an ice
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-01
Scientist Back From Ice Floe Camp
 Finds Warmth Inside Arctic Circle

pack floating in the Arctic Ocean.
 As part of the International Geophysical Year, Project Ice Skate" is financed by a National Science Foundation Grant.
 The ice foe the group camps on is about 12 feet thick, 119 miles wide and 213 miles long.
 eve found the ocean was more shallow in that area than had been recorded previously" he said. We estimated the floor to be less than 5000 feet below the sur face of the ocean,"
 Wind velocity was measured at about 40 mph. at its peak.
 Temperatures at 40,000 feet were found with ballons to be lower than expected.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-01
Teen-Agge Honor Student, Speeding
 At 100 mph., Kills Man in Collision

NEW YORK, REFleeing from police at 100 mph. in a stolen car, a 16-year-old high school girl smashed into the rear of a sports car yesterday, killing its driver. She suffered only cut lip.
 The girl, Christine Nystrom, an honor student and church youth leader, was arraigned in court on a vehicular homicide charge.
 Richard H. Sperling, 47, of Newton, Conn, was killed instant ly in the wreck. His car was Spread all over the road," said Richard Crawford, a Westchester Parkway patrolman.
 Crawford spotted the girl, who had been picked up by police three times in two years, at toll booth in the Bronx.
 Crawford said he tried to stop