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HELP WOMEN
(coNIlAUEDl
SECRETARY

Experienced. clear thinker, for re
aponsible position with large ma
tional association located in Be
thesda: must be rapid and aceuratI
with shorthand. Excellent oppor
tunity with expanding ofganiza.
ton. Give resume OF experience
and salary required. Write 30,
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MoToR rRAVEL

DRIVING PHOENIX. via Ell Paso.
Feb. q; take lady or couple: share
driving and expenses. references
exehanged. Call q to pm. NO.
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SECRETARY

Permanent position available for
young lady with at least 3 years
experience IS technical secretary
benefits.
vITRo LABORATORIES
10000 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Nd
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Large selection. most recond.,
guar. Priced from
co or
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MISSOURI AVE, e3O-Extra Ice
rn.. newly dec,s waik-tn cedar
closet, cony. trhnsp., shop. ctr,
very reas. RA. 9-lf130
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MARKET TIRE

Convenient Locations OIL. $4,000
Open Daily, 5 AM. to o PM.
TRUMPET. Merson. with case. IN
excel. cond.; reas. JU 9-6S90.
iTy. 2l-inch Motorola. 1855 model
4 Excel. cond. Best offer. NO
4 T-ZB4O.
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SECRETARY


Age 20-35, top shorthand
and tipping skills required
for exacting position witt
expanding research firm.
Experience in technical
or scientific field advan-
tageous, but not necessary
Liberal company benefits
5-day, 40-hour week.
Salary commensurate with
ability and experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

Tv. Admiral 2f-inch table model,
with base only 3 mos. old; 8-mo
parts and labor guarantee. Take
over payments OF so ~ per mo on
low bal. due after small down pay
ment; other reverts. $40 fun
price. BROWNS FURNITURE
CENTER. 1909 Good Hope I'd. SIC.
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DIAMOND. absolutely perfect, bril-
liant blue white, unmounted,. / Is
carat, Appraised $3.50. sacrifice
S100 or best offer MA. R-044R
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JUNIOR GRADE
INSTANTANEOUS EnR SAL
tcoNTlNUEpl

CHEST. Chinese red lacouered. an.
plique design, handsome brasses
Is In wide, 90 in. high, 80 in
long, $40; II. c-iI2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

PIANO, Betsy Ross spinet, excel.
so Ilds, $500. ST. S-976l or 10.
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TYPIST-
BOOKKEEPER

30-4S years OF age Must be ex.
eellent typist. experience or school.
ins In bookkeeping a must Knowl.
euge. or experience In operatinp
bookkeeping machine an asset. but
not essential. This Is permanent
position h-day week, GOOD salary Il
start with rapid advancement foi
orc VINO will apply herself Our
once Is AZ Bladensburg I'd and thu
district line ne We would prefer
someone living in close proximlty
unless they have car. Call MR.
AbShER for appointment for per.
sonal interview LA. d-030O.
WAITRESS. white: night work: ex-
ceHent. clientele. Apply In person
OF call DON a WIS, INC, sol
ID 81. NV. Elk. 3-aOs7.
WAITRESS. presentahle, experi-
enced CAFE NAPLES. 1875 N Y.
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FURNITURE
MANUFACTURER
Going Out
Of Business

Lexington Chair Company
of Lexington, N. c., is go
ing out of business. MARIO
FURNITURE COMPANY of
Washington, D. c., has pur-
chased their liquidated
stock and is offering it to
the public at savings up
to 500 and even more.
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Observation-Disclosures

4AUuIUIUIIo-AI IETdIIUIIS
SAVE MONEY GUAR WORK
FIRST PAYMENT MARCH
NO MONEY DOWN. YEARS. FhA
KITCHENS. DENS RFC RMS
REMCDrLr ING
FREE PLANNING BLUEPRINTS
ESTIAfA rEc
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ROOMS FuRMlsHED-M.M
fcoNTlAuepl


MISSOURI AVE. s3O--Extra lge
rm.. newly deci; waik-in cedar
very reas. RA. 6-6130.
n. II. AVE. NV, 1908. near Du.
p0nt Circle-Ccmfortabl single
room, next shower. 81 week.
p ST. NV. 1910. THE churchilr
maid Service sse ras up Uun No gasss
PA. AVE. l1O5-sgl. rm.. pvt
bath, pyt; eitr. no cooking. TIC
PARK RD.. 1888 = Lovely, clear
rms; young men: sgle., dbl; maic
sery.: 500; parking. DU. 1854
QUE 81. NV. Is56-Very nice
clean, single room. next to bath:
$50 weekly.
WY0. AVE. MANSION-Sele.. pvt
bath. newly furn.;. use Steinway;
artistic home; $40 mo. DU. q
3lSa.
DOWNTOWN, 6Is 18th 81. NV
/ Apt 3-A-Nice room for gentle.
man: 81 week. -
LIKE A HOTEL ROOM in private
4 family: extra-iarge newly furn
bedrm., next to bath: $40 mo
ll23 18th st. NV. HU.. 3-33S4
10TH ST. NV, I31g--Lovely largl
front. single. maid and eiev. serv,
ice: also apt.
MODERN BEDRM.. iiv. rm.: attr
/ TOP moor: $50 mo-: refined gen.
tleman. HU. $4,000.
2I20 P ST. NV, Apt. 9-Lge.
warm, sgle. rnl., 2nd H.: next
bath: $50 mo- NO. 7-467O.
SO A DAY UP per person: IiOI I7tf
st. NV; attf sleep rm., IS Wk
up. VANNES HOTEL. DI. 7-7SSS
18th ST. NV, II0i Apt. IOe-
Well Turn. rm., kit. prfvil: S4i
month:
NV. CONNECTICUT ave. GIL
Modern att. furh.. cor. studio rm
semipyt. bath. DE. 2-4145.
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Bus. women
single, double rms: clean, beaut
furn.: mod. baths. NO. 1920.
nv IN YOUR RIM. refgr.. grill
/ foam mattr., shower, clock-radi0
$9-$16. 2147 F. Elk. 3-6633.
NEAR STATLER-Employed WON.
en-; studio room, running water
semipvt. bath: reas. MA. S-lO3u
ewes. OIL. 6-6914.
1923 18th ST. N.W.-Ciean, quiet
lovely single rIll., next to bath
redecorated,
THE WESTMINSTER
NICE rooms for nice people. Watel
ID a.
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HELP WOMEN
WAITRLssLs. iuII OK tl%. .n .l,I PEA. a

MATTRESSES. full time and part
time; experienced only. Apply In
person. 732 l4th St. NV.
WAITRESS. White. over FL; mite
shift. CHINESE LANTERN, No. II
p ST. ST. NV, near Union Station
No phone INQUIRIES. Apply per
sonally. y.
WAITRESSES-WHITE
Wanted fun or part time fol
rancisco's Italian Restaurant in
Bethesda. must have experience
Earning SIS or 500 q week. Cal
d. 6-i2S2
WOMAN, white. to assist resident
mgr of Rarden-type apts;, NEARBY
Md DO not apply unless IS 70 ~
and can type, Personable. inteDl-
gent No experience needed.
Salary, plus apt. Unusual opport-
unity. Apply Q to 5 pm. QUEBEC
ARMS APIS, Quebec st. and l4th
ave, Langley Park, Nd.
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WOMAN

White. settled. TO help manager o.
lgarden-type apt. project; must b.
neat and honest. Apt. in EXCHANGE
for services. In answering give full
details about self. Box GOD. Star
PART-TIME CLERK-TYPIsT fol
gen. ofe work: white. must b.
congenial, neat. alert. Hrs, ia
pm Start 81 per hr. DE. 2-sSls
after = pm.
GENERAL KITCHEN WORKER
eolored. 25-35. size IA; must b
willing worker: no other neec
apply. Apply in person Feb )
rs pm, only. l424 18th st. NV
TEMPORARY SECY., excel. back
ground, to 40: to 5 mos. To
$500. POTOMAC EAIPL., 1884
Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000.
500 MONTHLY for wearing love-
ly dresses supplied to you by us,
Just show Fashion Frocks "a
friends. Mo- investment, canvass
ing or experience necessary
FASHION FROCKS, Dept. Z-3796,
CINCINNATI Ohio.
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10TH ST. NV, I3Ia-Lovely large
front. single. maid and eiev. serv-
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F0R SALE

TELEVISlON - Brand new 1858
models at terrific savings for cash
BUYERS. PARAMOUNT CO., 1902
GEORGIA ave. NV, HU. 3-4s00
TIRE SALE = Full caps. 1e-mo.
guar; 6.70xlb. 81 .25; 7.1Qx16,
I,51xl4, S7.95; 7.60x15, S.00xl4,
SS.y5. Rec ex. Mention this ad:
sssss 2TG, ~ is per tsrsl AZ serv-
TIRE SALE
run kecaps; Guaranteed 2 Yrs.
T.i0xi5, 7:eOxls S s9'so
With Recap Exch, Plus Tax
snow Ireaqs. Any size. Sa.a5
MARKET TIRE CO.
Convenient Locations OIL. $4,000
Open Daily. 5 AN. to 0 PM,
TRUMPET, Merson. with case, N
excel. cond:; reas. JU 9-6S90.
Ty. 21-inch Motorola. 1855 model
Excel coma. Best ofier. NO
TY, RCA lfi-inct. mahoeany table
mooei, good working eond. S37 so
AD. 4-3S03.
TV. Admiral 2f-inch table model,
with base. only 3 mos. old; 6-mo
5 parrs ns ana IA, labor guarantee; Take
low bal. due after small down paw
ment; other reverts. $40 fun
price. BROWNS FURNITURE
CENTER. 1909 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
TV SALE
Large selection. most recond
guar. Priced from
$685.
No Reas. ofer Refused
BLAIR'S TV
241o Wis. ave. NV. TIL 2 PM
TVS-USED
$30-S40-S5O-S60
AL Sizes Screens Available
Open 3 AM. to = pm
Written Guarantee With Each Ty
COL Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
2OlO l4th st. NV.
92l H st. Me-
TV PIC. TUBES-SETS
Picture tubes; new, 81 inch;
guar. 3 yrs; install FREE, 2I-in,
RCA, 500; l7-in., $40: Others, S25.
X. quar-. DUPONT. 1915 18th NV
AD. 4-9636. 10 TO 10 daily, sun.
TYPEWRITERs, used and new,
@z5 and up. Guaranteed, CEN.
TRIAL. 2001 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITERS. new portabies; Biz
I cash disc. or liberal terms. CIR
/ Gle, 6lB 9th st NV. at g ST
Buy Where You Get Service"
TYPEWRITERS' - 1858 models
brand-new In cartons. ReEulai
/ price, $149 so: special price
S74.50 plus tax. Complete Office
size. double tabulation. The --latest
and one of the best equipped
typewriters available. Call co
5-3245 for details.
VACUUM SALE. Hoover. S2a. so;
zleCtioluA' SS9.oU. others. JSlI
Lee hwy, IA. 2-4914.
VACUUM. all makes, SI0-so0; gooc
/ condition. nice gifts; l-yf. guar
5211 Baltimore blvd, AP. 7-3553
VACUUM CLEANER. ElectroluS
with all attachments. viii deliver
S15. 10 6-6656.
WASHERS AND DIFFERS, SIS ID
$50. All good cond. Must sell to
make space. Ii. 4-4501.
WASHER, late model, full auto,
good cond.; S55. Ii. T-5995. r.
If You Can Move I'll!
Large frame house for
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DENTAL EQUIPMENT--3 sets Of
Ritter dental equipment: 5 motor
enairs' = units; ! trident unit;
RA. 3-5442; ewes. OIL. 6-lf49.
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ATLANTIC
Research Corp.
Alexandria, Va.
TRANSPORTER

Accurate. speed Of SIS to go w.pm..
high school education, white. Some
experience with machine dictation
helpful, but we will train good
typist. NV. location: good hours
and conditions. permanent. Call
EN-. 2-91OO and ask for personnel
department.
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TYPIsT. IBM. electric; fun an
part time. Apply Room 2O5, 10


TYPIST. IBM. electric; full and
part time Apply Room eos, ll0l
vermont ave NV.
TYPIST-Unusua opportunity for
good typist VINO likes some recep-
ZIONIST duties promotional possi-
bilitieS; excellent company bene-
fits; under %. Start $500. Many
other Jobs. Interviews. g-l2. TELL
SEC, Zoo Eye NV. RE. 5-ii6O
TYPIST. must be fast and accu-
rate. good speller. knOwl Of steno-
cord helpful; library exper, pref. .
3 days. to $3.50. SMELLING a
SMELLING AGcY., COS 18th NV.
ST, 3-6SSs
TYPIST. 80 70 so w.p.m., tempo-
rary; white; accurate only: 10 type
letters for . or 3 months; must
work regular hours, SID to 5,
Monday through Friday. Call EN-
2-DfO0 Personnel Department.
TYPIsT--Must be accurate. Prefer
residents Of Bethesda Chevy Chase
combs. Call for appt, BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE TRANSFER 4
STORAGE Co, 4S1a St, Elmo
ava. BethesdA Nd OIL 9-6O-T
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ORGANS

ENJOY A HAMMOND
ORGAN in your home for z
weeks, for only $50 rent.
Free private lessons with
music included. Rent may
be applied on purchase
price. For further details
visit
CAMPRFII, MITSIC co
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REPAIRS Z SERVICES

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS:
College Park areas only; custom
builder. TO. 9-6055.
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS
save money; guaranteed work;
Kitchens. dens, rec. rms: remodel
ing, Tree planning. blueprints and
estimates. HOWARD COESTRUC-
TON Co, JU. 9-O574.
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CAMPBELL MUSIC co
HOS q ST. NV.

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. Strands and up
rights az moderate rates lfrom
81 monthlv UNI, with ontion 10
huv; hauling extra JORDAN'S
FOUR STORES. Corner 18th and
q sts NV lphonr ST 3-gtOnl
EF S-5Ognl. a13g Georgia ave
silver Spring tphone Ju. Del iO5ts
.4li Princess Anne st., Freder-
ickSburg Va phone Essex p
7f7.l Full selection at all stores.
Silver Snrlnr and Arlington stores
open evenings.
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ROOM AND BoARD WANTED

EMPL. MOTHER. b-year-old son,
in pvt. home, cow. to transp
ana school; ID. c. pref. I'd
( 2-2O31
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DIAMONDS--Lady's 1h cts, S2p6
lady's 3 cts, Sa25; ladv's Pa cts
$625; lady,s ia cts, $500; mani
3 cts, $3.50. LIVINGSTON & CO.
l423 III al nW ME- Q-E0GQ
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News Of D. c. Studios
Fashion for a Fiord
BY BERNICE wNECK
star star Writer

Our TV personalities are inveterate junket-
GERS. {. :. Mark Evans, Of WTOP, has earned the
sobriquet of Marco Polo for his annual expedi-
tons. And, in q few weeks, W1dAL's Jerry
Strong, accompanied by Jimma, win be leaving
on the Advertising Clubs safari to Europe.
(This guided tour, first in the clubs history,
was practically sold out q few weeks after It's
announcement)
When we heard that wRC's Inga (who IL
Mrs. Lester Hook in private nfe), was explaining
for the country Of her birth, Norway, next sum
day, we thought this would be O fine chance to
pass along some wardrobe tips to the ladies
who are contemplating trips.
WRCS fashion expert-the station proudly
refers to her as Washington'S First Lady Of
Televsion"-put it simply but inclusively:
Limit your wardrobe. :. It's new to those
you'll be meeting i. Simplicity is the keynote
and key your living to a color"
Here's a rundown on what can be found In
Inga's suitcase:
COLOR: Blues and green's in varied shades)
Three suits, two skirts, two sweaters, two
dresses with matching sweaters which can be
worn with the skirts for multiple effects, two
modified chemise, one cocktail dress and two
pairs of shoes.
CThe predominance Of warm clothing, Of
course, is geared to the weather Of the country
in which Inga will be traveling)
4nBa, VINO VIII DC accompanied ~ ner at-
torney husband and their daughter, Ingrid, Is
particularly looking forward to a visit to Eyer
Sund, where she was born, and where q birthday
and homecoming celebration Is planned
They'll tour Norway and also visit Brussels and
London 1t won't be all vacation Incl
dentally. i. She'll make periodical tapes Of her
adventures which will be aired by WRC-radio.
VIII she shop abroad? The only thing she
plans to bring back (at this writing) is Royal
Copenhagen porcelain to add to her collection.
WTOPs Tom Jones, John Ward and Jane
HOLDEN combines directorial talents for the
staging of the recent play at the MacLean Sum-
mer Theater wAlAL's Bowl the Champ host
Bob Pickett takes over narration duties Of new
show called Sports Reel on July 2, 10:45-11 pm.
Charlie Byrd will be the guest artist at the
Art Club recital OH June "a. Roy Don't Let
CO. Hamilton will be PnestinR on Mill Grants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

NORWAY BOUND-Inga, her daugh-
ter Ingrid and husband Lester Hook
(not shown, leave next week foR
Norway, the wRC-4 fashion experts
birthplace. Inga will tape programs
in Europe for her viewers here.
Record Hop on July 4. 4. WAdALs Pete Jamsr-
son will make a personal appearance at Glen
Echo Park on July S. WTTG's Matthew WAR
rem mentioning in the Colorado Rocky noun
tains. Lee Reynolds is enjoying q stay-at-
home vacation. . Subbing for Matt and Lee
are Weldon Walker, Dick Vaughn and Nat
Wright John SecOndari, still one Of WASH
ington's most eligible bachelors viii host Open
Hearing programs cleared for weekly viewing
at wMAL-7, s:SO:lO:OO pm. beginning June 20.
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Tired Avon Skipper
Leeds Comet Series

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 80 (AP)
John Swaine, jr., of the Tired
Avon Yacht Club, oxford, sail
ed his Wee Too to first and
third finishes to take a slight
lead in the Eddie Rickenbacker
challenge series for Comets on
the Severn River today.
Mrs. Bobbi Seger of the
Corsica River Yacht Club
finished with two seconds for
"a points, just a quarter-point
behind Swaine.
Thirteen Comets completed
in the first days races in good
sailing weather, with steady
southeasterly winds from 10 to
Is m.p.h. The races were sailed
over a two-lap triangular
course.
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HUNTING
and
FISHING

Maryland's rail season starts
tomorrow and word from the
Patuxent marshes is that sora
are more plentiful than last
season.
The wild oats crop is said to
be considerably better than last
year. although not up perhaps
to the best years. Chief draw
back is the scarcity of pushers
who get $40 per tide.
Sora is the principal bird
found in this area, with &C.
caSionally a king rail and very
rarely a Virginia rail. The
clapper rail, the other bird
sought by Washingtonians,
hauntS the coastal areas.
Maryland's season will end
October 20. Daily bag and pos
session limit for Sora is IS. On
other rails and gallinules it is
Is daily and 80 in possession.
Virginia's season will open
September Is and closes Octo-
Der 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Spencer
Of 62lS North Twelfth street,
Arlington. each landed a white
marlin of Oregon InlVt, N. c.,
while fishing with Capt. W. Z
Etheridge, jr., aboard the Chez
Chez. COVEIL
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FOUR GIRLS, THREE BOYS ARE STARS
Swim Honors Tied
In Northern Virginia

Bigelow, Dowden Terrace: 4, Hart: s,
kathy o'Brien, Langley. Time: 25,4
0 and 10 Years Old
25.meter freestyle: Terry STRIKER.
LAnsley; 2-Kathy zaERnis, Dominion
HIS; 3--Debby Baker, Springfield d.
Jean Leishear. Freedom Park. Time:
1875 seconds.
25-meter. backstroke: = sharon
HaIler, Little Hunting Park; 2-Sandra
Williamson, Dominion Hills: 3--Gladys
haaland, Little Hunting Park Pam
Milde. Dominion Hills: 6-stryker.
Time: 2l.b seconds.
25-meter breAststroke: I--Harler; 2
Haaland; 4-Martha Brewer. Dominion
Hills: 5-Linda Carroll, Lee Graham,
Time; 23.S seconds 0eague reeord),
25-meter butterfly: l--Harler; D.
Vickle Bowman, Tuekah0e; 3-Carroli:
4-Brody; Chris Packard, Dominion
hills. Time: 2S,9 seconds 0sague
N and Is Years Old
50-meter freestyle: Pat Herbsleb.
Lueksnoe; -Wynns WILLIAMS, Domin-
ham; 4-cheryl LeathsrTood. Freedom
Forest, and Nanine Melklejohn, Holm
Hills (tie). Time: 1874 seconds.
b0-meter backstroke: l--Herbsleb; Q
karen Wildman. Freedom Park; D.
Nan Garrett, Woodley; 4-Williars: s
5-Jaeouie Breault, Little Hunting Park
Adams. ch.stsrsr rSss;'' SS.epsssg Eiisfl
HEIGHTS: 4esue Aldenderier, LITTLE
Hunting Park: 5-Patty PLANE. Do
mninion Hills, Time, 4s.9 seconds.
25-meter butterfly: 1-Herbsleb; p
Williams; 3-Meikleiohn; 4-Katy
Marsh, Dowden Terrace; : - Ann
Shoals, Dominion Hills. Time, 1875 Sec
onds. League record.
Is and II Years Old
1Qo-meter freestyle-l, Diane Har-
Ter, Little Hunting Park; 2, Sherry Red
fern, Dominion Hills; 3, Diane Schroe-
der, Arlington Forest; 4, Barbara Veno,
Dominion Hills 8, Bonnie Underhill,
lO0-meter backstroke-I. MarEie
Holland, Dominion Hills; ., Chris Mock
Dominion Hills; 3. Diane Scott. Wood
ley; 4, Becky Rogers, Lee Graham: 5,
Underhill. Time. 1:41.5. League rec
ord.)
I6O-meter breaststroke--l. Brenda
Jones, .Tuckahoe; .. Lynn Kelso, Pop
lar Heights: 3. Carol Finkle, Spring.
tleld 4. Mock: 5. Lorraine Gray. Little
Hunting Park. Time. 1889. League rec
ord
50-meter BUTTERFLY, Jones: 2.
Holland: 8, Harler; 4, Mary Jane Dye,
Arlington Forest; 5. Cathy Newdorp,
Tuckahoe. Time: 40 seconds. League
record)
I5-17 Years Old
100-meter freestyle--1. Ann Herb
sleb; Tuckahoe; 2, Jane Hoffmaster,
I'LL, OVerlee: 4, Shirley Grimm, Lee
Graham: s.. Pat Bowman, Tuckahoe.
Time: 1:1S.4. League record.l
100-meter backstroke-l. Herbsleb:
2. Betty Chettle, Springfield; 3, Liz
Sayre, Holm Hills 4. Bowman; 8,
Hoffmaster. Time: 1884. League
I00-meter breaststroke-1. Pennifll:
2, Mary Dobbins Poplar Heights; 3.
Linda Isenburg, Tuckahoe; 4, Lanita
Hutton, Poplar Heights: s.. Cissie Grit
nm, Lee Graham. Time: 1:41.S. League
recordD
50-meter butterfly. Herbsleb and
Hodmaster (tiel; 3, Lois Gawen, Do
minion Hills; 4, Mary O'Donnell, Little
Hunting Park. 5, Hutton. Time: AZ
seconds.
IO0-meter individual medley topenl
Il, Jones. ., Pennihll; 3 Gawen; 4,
Gray. 3. Dobbins, Time: 1902. League
record.)
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Arlington Tennis
To Open Sept. IS

The Arlington Recreation
Departments tennis tourna-
ment for Arlington adults will
open September ID at Bancroft
Park. Competition will con-
tinue through September 81.
Mems and women's singles
entries will be accepted until
6 pm. September 9. Mems
doubles must be in by 3 pm.
September IS and women'S and
mixed doubles entries will be
received until 6 pm, Septem-
Der Ia. For information call
Mrs. Dorothy Fuller, tourna-
ment chairman, at IA. 1898.
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Women's SoftbuII Set
To Begin Tuesday

The women's Class B city
Softball tournament will open
at 6:l5 pm. Tuesday at the Guy
Mason Recreation Center, CAL
vert street and Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV.
A field Of 16 entries includes
the Fort Belvoir Comets, cham
pions of the Glass B leagues
first half. and Stancliff's Of
Washington. second-half cham
plons. Both titlists finished
season play with 10-1 records.
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Smith LEADING
Planning Graft
Al West River

GALESVILLE, Md. Aug. 80
(SpeciaD Jack Smith, a Navy
Department physicist with a
sharp way with windjammers.
today had a commanding lead
In the planning class. one of the
feature events of the annual
West River Sailing Club regatta
of here. A total of Ill boats
sailed two races in a variety Of
weather. and had one more to
go in the series. A free-for-all
tomorrow afternoon closes the
program.
Smith. in his Flying Dutch
man class boat from Potomac
River Sailing Association, found
the light going in the morning
race to his liking. On the
reaches he moved like a scared
rabbit. In second place on
points was Howe Legarde of Ok
ford, Md, in a Thistle. Another
Thistle, Bill Heiptz's of West
River and Flying Dutchman,
Jack Fordyce's of PRSA, were
tied for third.
Washington area shippers
Jared well in other classes, too.
Bobbie Orme of Corinthian
Yacht Club. scored a first and
a second in the 13-boat Chesa-
.peake 20s fleet. Buddy Hartge
of West River was second, and
Jack Lynch of National Yacht
Club on the Potomac, third.
John Gray of PRSA was one
of the few double winners, a
feat turned in the sporty little
Jet las. Robert Knapp of PRSA
was second.
The 15-boat Penguin fleet for
seniors saw some close racing.
Jack Martin of Annapolis had
two-thirds, while the next best
score was Len Penso's 2-6 of
PRSA.
The surprise Of the day was
the big fleet of Penguins for
juniors. Twenty-Five turned
out, to be led by young Peter
Ensor of Bush River B. C.
Allen Chaurenet of West River
was second, and Van Strauss
burgh, third.
In the Lightnings, Carroll
Burress of Baltimore YC scored
two firsts to two seconds by
DR.. AL Hudson of National YC.
Other leaders: Larry Leonard;
Annapolis, Hamptons; j. F.
Weir, Severn Sailing ASsocia-
ton, International las, and
Hugh Wallace. West River,
Chesapeake los.
Nine of the Quadrant-class
sloops, designed and built by
Lawrence Hartge of GaleSville,
sailed a 10-mile race out in the
Chesapeake. The winner, no
less, was Designer Hartge. Sec
ond was Charles Mills Quintet
skippered by another Hartge,
Capt. Dick, who usually races
the Chesapeake 20s.
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forward line may be interfered
with. Also, when motor is OPP
Grating at top speed, the down.
ward pull of the transom may
create an air pocket which
leaves too little water for the
propeller to draw from. Either
condition will cause the pro-
peller to buck and jerk errat-
ically. or as they say, cavitate.
In many cases this condition
can be cured effectively with
a high-Speed, four or even
five blade prop.