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BETHESDA

Colonel offers this spot
less brick rambler on h-acre,
fenced, level ground; Many fine
tRsr eapenss Oe c.nter % yoq hall
3 Ice. bedrms.. 2 baths, sep, din,
nm, table-sized sparkling de luxe
kit, spacious bsmt. with rec. rm.,
screened breezeway to gar. Here's
one to see. S3l,e50. Call OIL.
$500, MARGARET J. DUNK
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TAKOMA PARK, Mp.-s-bedroom
bungalow; gas h,-w,h, 67Ob West
moreland ave,
TWINBROoK- ROCKVILLE
t-bedToom Cape Cod; COW z
titehen. fenced yard GO'V carport
Sl2b mo
RE. 1881
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WHEATON-$13,5O0
81 50n DOWN

OHlLA A4NLLLh q W. =
Elk. 3-4113; Ewes, 10. 5-1149
WHY CLIMB STEPS? Buy this all
prk. rambler in Glenview with 8
twin sized bedrms,. . tub baths,
many extras, excel. financing for
right buyer. S21.950. A: j. KES-
SINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544.
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HTICREST

3175 Westover dr.-Open 4:3O TO
dark. Most inspiring view Of city
in prestige neighborhood. 3-bed-
rm. Diet. brick for the growing
family. Large fenced wooded yard
excel. for children: scr. pch., sun
deck. rec. rm., garage. Asking
S24 900; no reas. offer refused
Trsdes considered; Immed; poss.
MORRIS REALTY, 1884 Penna.
ave. Sc, LU. 1882. LU. 2-7213.
NEAR MINNESOTA AND PENNA.
AYES. S.E.-Attractive brick
home in very desirable location.
End floor can be arranged as sep
arate apartment; S13.250. Ewes.
Mr.. Fowler, LII. 4-7432. NEW
COMB-JONES REALTY. INC, 10.
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COLORED
S13.500

House Of tile; Q tile baths, / COM
plete tile kitchen, quarry tile pa
ito Also 3 bedrms., 2 baths, liv.
rm., din. rm., complete rec. rm.,
den. Must see to appreciate.
MICHAEL SESSO CO.
LU. 2-I433 LU. 2-799s
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CHEVY CHASE = Glamour and
spaced Center-hall brick Colonial
den. powder rm., sep. bkfst. I'm: i
upstairs, bedrms., 2 baths; 18th
bedrm. in attic; I'm. rec. rm., scr
porch. earport, deep lot; S3l 300
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF MD.
INC, OIL. fi-7S00 till q.
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CHEVY CHASE. Just q stones
threw from the CIRCLE ,i sar S.,b O.
todays Etenen v wisn 9reskis ss
rage. Under 40. See this today.
cali Wo. 6-23Oo I'll o. EDW. H.
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BY HUGHES-Attractive
little bungalow, Mt. Rainier area:
Q bedrooms and den, new kit. lge.
porch, level lot, ATTACHED garage,
per mo: SI0'a5O. W. r. HUGHES
CO. AP. 7-14nO
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1905 ALLISON ST. Nw-Loveiy
home being sold by original own
er. 3 bedrooms. living room, din
ing room, buffers pantry. hall
and kitchen, large cellar, oil heat,
long rear yard with double brick
garage, three porches. Price. S13,-
500 to good credit risk. Inspec-
ton BY appointment. Call JON
REALTY, DI. 7-40ss or ia.
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"

ST. BERNARD'S PARISHA- bed :
rm. brick Cape Cod in beaut.
cond., with firepl., auto. washer;
lge,. tree-shaded lot, S0x150: Gil,
no money down: $4,000, SlO3
per mo. pays all FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES, INC, AP. g
4Sfg
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CHEVY CHASE-1O-yr. -old brick.
center hall, Ice. den, exceptionally
attrac. rec. rm., sep. din. rm., 5
bedrms., ga baths, fenced back
I'd, gar; cow. transp., schools.
sal 400 OWNER. OIL. 0-3la4.
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WHEATON
Contemporary" Cape Cod
Very attractive 3-bedroom home:
spacious rooms. mod. kit, COM
plete with disposal and dishwasher
level, fenced lot. Conv. schools
MANOvILL REALTY CORP.
LO. 1910
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
tcoNTlNUto)
REPOSSESSED HOMES
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS

$3.50 N. CAPITOL ST NE.
0.rm. semidetaehed brick home
full hannt awfl area
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BETHESDA, Bradley blvd. area:
near the clubs-3-bedrm., 3-bath
rambler. GE kitchen, dining room,
ton room; family room with fire-
place and sliding glass walls
a.aere PANORAMIC view. eos.
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VACANT

BErHE6DA-BRICK RAMBLER
new j-bedrm. brick home with
full bsmt. Only home OF It's kind
being built today In this fine resi-
dental location. Conv. TO NH
Low down payment or trade. Priced
under Sl0,UOU.
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]. z. REGG. INC

CHEVY CHAsE-Blessed Sacrament
and Lafayette school area. Center
shall, Colonial brick home with
bedrooms, 3 baths and LIST floor
powder room. Vacant and ready
for immediate occupancy. Askinr
S2S,000. Call MR.. MOTT, Elk
3.24S0; ewes. OIL 2-bS2l
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CLOsE-N SILVER SPRNG-Attr
brick split-level; liv. Lm. with
11repl., sep. din. rm, ALICE kit
in color, 3 bedrms., "a baths,
rec. rm., patio: S25,960. FRED
ERICK W BERENS SALES, INC,
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BETHESDA. whitehall Manor -
an %n osrd sn@De so5 SS Sy B0E 1ns
nm. mod. kit. WItable space: 8
twin-size bedrms., 2 baths; full
bsmt, with Ice. rec. RIM. area: 2
firepls., attached garage: priced
IN low 30s. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC; OIL. 2-70O6; ewes, OIL.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

This extra-fine home has
everything to make home
life worth while. Loo. smack
in the middle Of the most
sought-after area in Pr.
Geo. Co. 3 bedrms., sep.
din. rm., formal-SiZe liv.
rm. with firepl., mod. kit,
full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
attach. garage, wide level
lot, close to all cows. Only
S24.950 and already FILA
approved.
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WANTED

A GROUP OF
REAL ESTATE statesmen
To form a selling organiza-
ton of VIRGINIA REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS. Share
expenses and profits. Write
to P. o. Box 6l3, Alex, Va.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

"A SPACIOUS HOME"
At q reasonable price can be yours
in this lovely custom-built, quality
constructed, three bedroom brick
rambler. Living room with fire.
place, separate dining room, large
kitchen, huge closets, two baths
and daylight basement. Walk to
schools, community swimming
pool and d. c. busline. Won't last
long. Price, S23.950.
ST. JOHN'S-SLIGO PARK
The perfect area for that budding
family needing 4 bedrooms plus
a separate dining room and q full
basement with exit leading to the
prettiest lawn you've ever seen.
Stately trees both front and rear
and lovely flowers scattered hither
and yon. Enjoy the sights from
either the front or rear porch.
S17,500.
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BETHESDA : New Colonial, 200
II. lot: 3 bedrms., all lge.; PA
baths. spacious liv. rm., din. rm.,
mod. kit. Priced at only S27.g50,
EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT-MARY.
LAND REALTY, INC. Ewes,
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co,
WA -A6nO PealtorE

ADELPHI, only Sl6,500-3-bed-
rm. brick and stone rambler with
CHARM N APPEAL"
Rear Scr. Porch and Full Bsmt.
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CHEvY CHASE = Lower

CHEVY CHASE = Lower 20s on
shady lane near Iafayet te school e I
8 bedrms. plus a finished dorm :,
ist-foor powder rm., piayroom'
porch and lets of extra features.
1880 It'll 7 (eves., call WO. g.
O29O). SHANNON 4 LUCHs co.
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AMER. Q. PARK = Charming,
white brk. williamsburg Colonial,
with den and powder nm. on LIST
floor; 3 big bedrms., bath on End;
best public, private and pa
roehial schools, Spring Valley
shopping. MID-20s. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, NC DI. 7-141l;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
tcoNIINUEpl

CHEVY CHASE; S2a,9b0 = Brick
S SSi0n I'll. Den Ssdrs saS p sSG SS SSS
on snd; recreation room With
home; priced 70 sell can wo.
1890 y 0, Epw' H. JONES
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CHASE; Sl9,b00-Near
Lafayette School. Detached 2-story
brick on nice lot; Nv Tm3 sep din;
bath S% d' run E ssSt ca. SsdT james and e
WO. 0-140S,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ADVANCE FALL SALE, NEAR
SHEPHERD PARK-Attrac. Diet.
brk. Colonial: 23-ft. hv. rm. with
hrepl. sep. din. rm., powder rm.,
kit. with breakfast nook, 3 bed
rms. and bath on End floor;
screened porch. rec. rm. Walk to
bus and schools. Priced below the
market at S1S,950. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES, INC, JU.
T7r0O 'til O
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AMER. UNIV. PARK = Modern
charming Colonial, stone front, 5
bedrms., ga baths, recreation nm,
Gear garage, beautiful grounds.
50x125; 1st-foor den and rear
screened porch; center-hall plan;
immaculate cond Near Mass. and
Macomb; Call I'll z pm. 1000
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peter |. hagan e SON

$59.7O TO VET, with no money
down hugs this Groom family
type home on level lot IN East
Hyattsville. Priced S9,950. Call till
9 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT 8.
DAVIS g. CO., INC.
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RARNARY WOODS AREA
CATHEDRAL AREA

VA A4Ad4<4sAAA AA4S1AA
Air-cond. town house. First offier-
ing Of this immaculate house in
most desirable and cow. NV. To-
cation; 3 bedrms., 1h2 baths and
rec. rnn. are among its many de-
sirable features; fairly priced in
the upper 20s. Ewes, call WO.
6-3S04.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

WOCDLAWN-3-bedrm., all-brick
eScet coD D fu yi1Si bsU Uiu Ahu III In
heat; . blks. 10 schools, transp.:
level lot; S16,50O. UN. 4-S5S3.
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4617 EASTERN AVE,

4O1I EAS Elm AVE.
AVONDALE. MARYLAND
Beautiful detached brick on large
fenced lot: rms, . baths, den.
closed side porch, screened rear
porch, auto. heat; well financed.
Convenient to everything. Priced
under 100000. Evenings, WA.
S-9492.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
9O3 H st. NV. ST. $500
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EXPANDED GUIDE
TO AREA FISHING
NOW AVAILABLE

Numerous phone inquir-
les and letters have been
received by the outdoor ed
itor Of The Star requesting
back copies Of The Leisure
Sportsman page that con-
tanned the series Of articles
on freSh-water fishing In
the Washington area.
The series has been In
corporated into q new and
greatly expanded Evening
Star fishing guide, cover
ing both salt and fresh
water. which Is now ready
for distribution.
It has been placed In the
hands Of news dealers. ma
rinas and sportings goods
stores for distribution to
the public: II also Is avail
able by mail.
To obtain one. write The
Star Fishing Guide. WASH
ington Evening and Sun
day Star. Washington 3.
D. c. The price Is so cents
plus 10 cents for handling
and postage.
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A NJ D

blues had been taken OF Cape
HatteraS. but Morehead City
isn't far behind.
A marlin bonanza is reported
with IS blues and two whites
boated since May "a. King
mackerel fishing was reported
improving with 40 In one catch.
Bonito also are being taken
along with bluefish. Top blue
is an ilA-pounder. Other fish
being taken by the charters
boats are amberjack and false
albacore.
Cobia are being caught in
sound and river UP to 40 pounds
while sheepshead catches have
gone as high as SO.
Entries so far in the Vir-
ginia Salt Water Fishing Tour
nament are topped by an 60
pound black drum and So
pound channel bass.
The drum was taken on
Oyster and the channel bass OF
Magothy. A 3s-pound rockfish
was taken on Cape Charles. o
l4-pound bluefish OF Lynn
haven. q s-pound s-ounce
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vent this Is to add O paddock
TO your trailer safety chain and
tether your equipment to q
post or tree. Sure, q thief can
hacksaw through Q safety
chain Of q paddock. but his
efforts are likely to interrupt
your sleep.
Add q paddock to your trailer
safety chain, too. Boat trailers
have been swiped while their
owners have been asleep In q
motel or parked having dinner.
y 80
The wharf pirate Is usually
q sneak thief. He works In the
dark. Floodlights or watch
men at club moorines win help.
The cost split among @ clubs
members is cheap theft insur-
ance.
Yet many boatmen, like auto
mobilists who leave keys in
their cars and the doors un-
locked, make 1t easy for the
thief to get away with their
equipment.
A paddock and O chain at
tached from your towing eye
to your mooring buoy or to
your dock mooring ring will
prevent the thief from making
q quick getaway.
Owners Of misunderstanding
motors should see that their
boats are equipped with key
type ignition. Take the key
with you.
II your notwithstanding
motor hasn't key ignition, 1t
might be wise to convert it.
Your local dealer can do this
for you.
Remove a spark plug or short
out the ignition on manual
starting cupboard motors. Turn.
tilt and chain and lock small
motors around the unit above
the cavitation plate to tram
som braces or carrying handles.
Don't leave valuable pawn
shop bait such as portable
radios, binoculars. navigational
instruments and other easy
to-convert-to-cash gadgets in
unlocked cabins.
Report any theft immedi-
ately to your police authorities.
Don't feel that just because
your equipment is insured you
can be sloppy about its safe
keeping. It's casualness about
protecting boating gear that
causes insurance rates to climb.
Even though you are insured,
you probably won't get full
replacement value.
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Operating on i've fiashlight
batteries, it records to depths
Of $50 to 800 feet. It has q
single dial and transistors in
stead Of tubes. II Is produced
by Marine Electronics. Ltd. Of
London.
Thompson Has New Boat
Thompson Is producing q
new 21-foot wooden lapstrake
outboard called the Sea-Lane.
Designed for big water and
heavy going, it viii take any
combination Of motors.
Pacemaker has added a 40
foot sport fisherman to It's line
Of Sea Skiff cruisers. All
coamings have been cut down
to allow unhampered line play
and all hardware removed
from the aft end Of the cock
pit or hush-mounted.
A day bed built into the port
side Of the cockpit and o
dinette on the starboard side
allow the fisherman to eat and
relax where he can watch his
line. There also Is o flying
bridge and live bait well.
New Paints on Market
In boat paints there are q
variety Of new products. Micro
Circuits Co. Of New Buffalo,
Mich, has announced q bottom
paint which is said to provide
3 70 5 per cent less friction
than any other. Tentatively
called Speed-Coat Ma, 1t Is
applied ever q special primer.
International Paint Co. has
announced O non-clogging %
ounce spray can applicator for
colorless varnish after eight
months Of tests. II allows quick
touch-ups Of bright work.
Woolsey has . new clear
coating called Sealux which 1t
says will retain its brilliance
against sun, salt water and
severe usage. DUPONT also is
out with q marine varnish that
Is said TO last two to three
times longer because Of q built
in filter that absorbs the de.
structive ultraviolet rays Of the
sun. It Is called Ultra v spar
varnish.
For the hunter. Remington
has announced three shotguns
that look, handle and perform
like rifles. Bored and designed
for rified slugs, the new guns
have front and rear rife sights.
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Anglers who are waiting fol
the tarpon to reappear early
in July in the bays and chan
nels on the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia can take hope from
q Hatteras report. A tarpon
has been caught In the surf
there.
The lucky angler was cast
ing q Hopkins No. 4 for blue
fish when he hooked the So
FOUNDER. Although many are
taken In Pamlico Sound nets
each season. this Is said to be
the first taken from the surf
In several years.
Another reported catch from
the Cape Hatteras surf was q
l2-pound king mackerel by q
Winston Salem fisherman. II
also was taken on q Hopkins
No. 4.
From May 8 until the begin
ming Of the Hatteras-Puertc
Rico marlin tournament, a
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WATER LINE
How to Prevent Boat Piracy

Not long ago one Of the major
cupboard manufacturers issued
o list Of the serial numbers Of
943 motors reported stolen dur
ing the last two years.
This list covered only one
make Of motor and 1t also rep
resented only those thefts that
had been reported.
Early this year Delaware
River authorities from Phila-
delphia to Trenton. N. j.. were
bedeviled by what they called
piracy-the wholesale swiping
Of boats for resale on distant
waters. An estimated $50. 900
worth Of boating equipment had
been stolen within q few
months time.
One way TO Illustrate boating
bootleggers. Of course, Is never
to buy q used boat or motor
except from an established
dealer.
II you should encounter q
good buy from a private party.
insist on O bill Of sale, listing
the serial number Of the en-
CINE and the boat. II the boat
has no registry number, have
the seller write out q full de-
scription-make. model, color
and any peculiarities such as
patches. points Of wear, Access
sories-so that II the equipment
was stolen. you would have
legal recourse.
= = -
No matter where you moor
or store your boat and boating
equipment. making 1t difficult
to steal is your best protection.
Reports Of stolen equipment
are not localized TO any one
section Of the country nor Just
to thefts from the water. Com
plete outfits have been re-
ported stolen from owners
backyards.
This type Of theft Is easy.
The boat hyjacker merely
hooks your trailer hitch TO his
car in the middle Of the night
and unless you live in Texas,
he's two States away by morn
ling.
The simplest method to pre-
1
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founder in Gargatha Bay. an
s-opund. i5-ounce tautog OF
Kiptopeke. q 5-pound sea bass
out Of Lynnhaven and q T.
pound gray trout out Of Ac-
comac. Croaker catches are
topped by one Weighing 2
pound 3 ounces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Big Come Fishing Sound Like Hard Work?
New Electric Reel Takes Toll Out Of 1t
BY CHARLES COvELL
outdoor Editor

OutoooE hoAsef
Want to try big game
fishing but feel 1t sounds
too much like work? Then
buy an electric reel. II is
supposed to eliminate all
unnecessary toll.
In the nov we've seen
everything" category. the cleo
trio big game reel is called the
Norma and is distributed by
Tycoon Fin-Nor Corp. Of MI
ami.
This reel and o power at
tachment called the Kip which
can be used on other big game
reels are among q wide va
riety Of new products for
the fisherman, boatman and
hunter to appear since the boat
and tackle shows last winter.
The Norma comes with one
l-inch aircraft aluminium spool
which has q capacity Of 800
yards Of 80-pound dacron but
5 and 6 inch spools can be
bought as accessories. The g.
inch carries 400 wards Of 40.
pound dacron.
Batteries Provide Power
Power is drawn from the boat
battery or from portable stor-
age batteries. The entire unit
is waterproof, the maker claim
ing 1t can be washed down with
. hose when in use.
When the sportsman Is ready
to retrieve line, he simply flipS
q switch. This puts into action
o sensing device which auto
niatically retrieves line any time
the pull becomes less than 10
pounds.
The electric reel does not
fight the fish, the sportsman
pumping in his prize In the
usual manner. 1t merely saves
him the toll Of winding in the
slack.
The price? A paltry $1,000.
not counting accessories or bat
teries.
The much cheaper Kip is
simply a half-horsepower cleo
trio motor with gear head de-
signed to be attached to Penn
Senator or Fin-Nor reels. It
performs the same service as
the Norma.
Fly Reels Announced
Other new tackle includes i've |
Athletic fly reels announced by |
the Airex Corp, which has &C |
quired the patents and name Of |
the old Meisselbach firm. APP
plying modern materials and |
production methods to the |
original blueprints, Airex has
come up with q new lightweight |
series easily adaptable to right |
or left hand use. Spools are in |
two sizes. az inches and 3h
inches.
Garcia is producing q new
version Of its Aub-Matic spin.
casting reel. Called the Abu-
Matte 20. 1t comes loaded with
12s yards Of s-pound test Platyl.
It also has q new intermediate
version Of the Mitchell spinning
reels. Called the Mitchell 3O6.
It is o combination Of fresh and
salt water reels. II takes 800
yards Of l2-pound test line.
Device Converts Power
For the boatman there is q
new device which converts 6 !
or 12-volt DC current to u.s.
volt, 60-cycle &C power. Be-
sides radio receiving, sending
or directions finding equipment,
1t can operate food blenders or
mixers and even Q portable
television set.
Known as q solid state static
iriverter, the device is q COM
merical application Of Mag
netic Amplifers' line Of In
verts for aircraft and missile
use.
For the fisherman as well as
the boatman is o British depth
finder designed for small boats
with little or no mower SllppIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

This Week, Miss Jane DemIer of
Max Factor helps you turn construc-
tive thoughts toward summer beou-
ty. Cosmetics, lst Floor, Woshine-
ton store.
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fessor Of ophthalmology at the
Georgetown University Medical
School.
DR.. E. Clarence Rice. who
was director of laboratories at
Garfield Hospital and until re-
Gently director of laboratories
at Children's Hospital. He now
practices internal medicine at
the hospital center.
DR.. Leon Schechterman, third
year resident in pathology at
the hospital center, won first
prize for a scientific essay on a
rare type of cancer first de-
scribed in the medical world
two years ago. The physician
reported on a study Of nine pa
tients at the center in what is
believed to be the first pub
lished report Of its kind on the
cancer known as cloacogenic
carcinoma.
DR.. Schechterman, %. is a
graduate of the New York Uni
verSity and the University Of
Zurich School of Medicine in
Switzerland. He took his in
ternship in New York City
Hospital and spent two years
in the Army as a pathologist.
DR.. D. Parkinson, fourth
year resident in pathology. was
awarded second prize for a
scientific essay and DR.. Randi
". Roswell, first year resident
in pathology, was awarded
third prize.
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institution. Each was pre-
scented with a gold-headed
cane.
Honored last night were:
DR.. Joh.l H. Lyons. formerly
chief Of surgery at old Emer-
gency Hospital-which last year
was incorporated by the hos
pital center. DR.. Lyons is
professor of clinical surgery at
the George Washington Uni
versity Medical School and
assisted in the operation on
President Eisenhower after his
ileitis attack. A past president
of the District Medical Society,
he is also holder Of the award
of merit given by the GNU
medical society.
DR.. Daniel B. Moffett, emeri-
tuS chief of the Episcopal Hos
pital ear, nose and throat de-
partment, who was also chief
of staff at both Episcopal and
old Emergency Hospital. DR..
Moffett served Al years with
Episcopal and had spent over 80
years at Emergency. He is now
on the consulting staff of the
Washington Hospital Center
which is the result of the mer-
ger of Episcopal, Emergency
and Garfield Hospitals.
DR.. John w. Burke, one OF
the chief surgeons aU Episcopal
Hospital. who was the third in
tern to serve at that institution.
DR.. Burke is also a former pro-