davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-10
Por S U. HINsHAW

noticias de que Estados Unidos
Sc dispone a ofrecer 200, 900, 900
de dolares para la nueva institu.
ci6n bancaria.
Este significa probablemente
que Sc espera que los paises Ia
tinoamericanos aporten otros
100, 000, 900 de dolares al capital
de operaciones del nuevo ban
co. Esto Sc funda en- la tradicio-
nal formula conforme a la cual
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-10

POr ell Professor ]. NJ. YEPES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Sunliner convertible,
fully equipped; Fordomatic, =. and
h., etc. Make offer. Must sell BY
week end. WE. 5-og95 after 5 pm.
FORD '5S Custom 800 Tudor;
standard shift, intercepter engine,
like new; Sl;495.
THACKER MOTORS
WHERE QUALITY CONES FIRST"
18th and r Ave N Ia ti-lih.iO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1884 convertible; black; new
white TOP. New tires Fordomatic;
excel, cond.; $3.50 SIP. 3-79l6.
FORD '57 custom "3O0s s cylinder
Tudor: standard transmission,
beautiful blue and white finish,
very clean; Sl,445i written guar,
TRIANGLE FORD
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER" -
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CHRYsLER so Saratoga 2-door
hardtopi ivory white and aqua
mist, de luxe 2-tone: white wall
tires; push button Transmission,
power steering, power brakes,
custom heater. remote control
mirror. tinted glass, many other
extras. Brand teW; A3..3Q5
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SAFE
ROYAL CHRYSLER

FORD 81 Fairlane Fordor; blue and
white; 7. and h. Fordomatic.
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ROYAL CHRYSLER


BRENTWOOD, MD. WA, 7-7O0O
-CHRYSLER. 1850 Windsor club,
. splendid cond., S245, SIS down.
= fOPER MOTOR, LA. $4,000.
ChRYsLER 1854 New Yorker de
a luxe 4-door sedans auto. trans. j.
. power steering and brakes, I, and
a h Wv. tires. This 41,000-mile
4 Showroom, condition describes
this auto completely. The interior
is Of a beautiful matching green
broadeloth that appears to have
never been sat upon. This auto is
truly hawlesS and one we are
exceptionally proud of II not
satisfied within "a hours after
owning this auto, your money fully
refunded. SS45. NATIONAL AUTO
BROKERS $500 Georgia ave. NV.
. It'll DZRQET
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AUTunOHILEs FOR SALE

s~~~--~~-~~~~~=~-~-~-H-~ --~.---r--~~~~~-~~u~-~~
FORD 'sB Tudor & eylindefl stand.
ard trans excellent condition
ia. O-423h,
FORD 1857 Ranch wagon; beautl.
full pastel green nnish: tullS
equipped. automatic trans. etc;
low milease, 1 owner. Special to-
day only sl,19s. Small down pay
ment; bank financing. L. p
STEWART, INC, atth and Ben,
ming I'd. ne, Lu. e-s0O0.
FORD 1883 Ranch Wason; beauti.
full surf white and red finish
fully equipped. very low mileage
Special today only SS0S. L, p
STEWART, INC, 34th and Ben.
ning I'd. ne, 10. $4,000,
FORD '55 Tudor: equip. repo /: a.,
balance, S327 so.
CAPITOL DISCOUNT, INC,
oi9 Mass. Ave NV p1 7-7gOs
HILLMAN So a-dr. hardtop:
owner; low MILEAGE; must be seer
to appreciate, SSg5
L. P. Stafford Rambler
s507 COLFsvILLE RID.
Silver Springs, Md, JU 0-S40C
HILLMANS
1859 BRAND-NEW
Station wagons family roominess
with up to 40 m.p.g.; 81 $50. Also
selections Of sedans and convert
ibles; $50 down and bank hnane-
ing.
MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS
7th and r sts. NV. no. $1,000
l345 Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
770l Wis Ave. OIL. s-B43a
Rte. 29-2ll, Merrifield, JE. 4-s?OC
1910 King st. ri. S-634.
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Capitol Cadillac-OldSC Co.
l.22 22nd st. NV FE. $4,000
CORVETTE '5s; 5000 miles: pow
erglide: . topsT pvtly. owned;
$500. WO. 6-7656.
DE SOTO 1857 2-dr. Sportsman
hardtop; radio and heater, push
button automatic transmission,
heautifui o-tone, 81 TQ5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

cHEV. IS, De Luxe .'2iO" sedan;
VS. motor; powerglide; radio;
heater: green and white finish
excellent condition; $l,045: writ
ten guarantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
LOGAN FORD
1850 20th 81. NV.
M n EQn0
CAVE FORD
CAVE FORD

4tl4 Elm 81, Bethesda, Nd,
OIL O-S2OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

CONTINENTAL '5s Marx III hard
top coupe; dark green, white top,
factory air conditioning, AL ex-
tras: S4,395. CCC guarantee.
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ROYAL CHRYSLER
sIMcA-cHRYsLER- IMPERIAL


BRENTWOOD. MD. WA. $4,000
CONSUL SO 4-dr. sedan; r. and h =,
liRht blue finish. Very economical.
SIS down, S3l per mo ORRISON
MOTORS, 7O4 W. Broad St. Falls
Church.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET "a 3-window coupe;
lsl race nat head Mercury vs meter cis
body In perfect condition, no dents
or rust spots. S175. Must sell,
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PECK CHEW.

PECK CHEV.
1898 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. H-90O3
DE SOTO $50 9-psss. station wagon.
low mileage; r and h. power
guarantee: S3,595. FENNER MO-
TORS. INC, ! 636 BladenShurg I'd
ne, Ii. 6-3636.
DE SOTO 81 Firefite VS. sedan:
striking steel blue and white, full
power, etc; end Of month special
Sl.795.
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL Pm.
DODGE 50 coronet s; very clean;
S695. JOYCE MOTORS, 3ol7 N.
10th ST., Arl., IA. 7-25S4.
DODGE 80 cerouet club coupe;
splendid como: 7, and h., syro-
m mS'if Ro SFlEF MOTOR Sr al La aoT ss7 S5
DODGE 1857 2-dr. hardtop, Coro-
net. 245 hpy- 7. and h, Torque-
hite S1,6a5. ia, 2-6067.
DODGE 81 VS. 4-dr. coronet; a
beautiful sreen and white finish.
many extras. must be seen TO De
& SANDERS. Metropolitsn wash
ington's Oldest Ford Dealership,
1880 Viers Mil I'd. wheaton,
Nd. 10 $4,000
EDsEL SIS PAGER "-dr. hardtop
immaculate light blue and white
finish. Loaded with accessories.
An excellent buy at only 81 .agS.
HILL & SANDERS, Metropolitan
Washington's Oldest Ford Dealer
ship, 1880 viers NH I'd, whea-
ton, Nd. 10. 5-4066.
FIAT 1855 onvertible-This 5000
mile auto is like new. The beauti-,
ful white hniSh Is perfect. The
black top Is like new. Previous
owners name given upon request
Such an srto as this must def
nitely be seen. II not satisfied
within 24Fhogrs after owning this
auto, your money fully refunded.
Sl,095. NATIONAL AUTO BRO
KERS. $500 Georgia ave. nv
tn. 2-SS77.
FoRD 81: 2-tone green, radio,
heater. auto; owner; S6S6
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
lSO0 l4th ST. HU. $4,000
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30 adfS3 & f 4 ATs Ne Ia. S.ioog
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TRIANGLE FORD

i n1fAlN1G1G GSIbA
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER
3O10 r. I. Ave. NE. LA. g-l003
CHEVROLET 1858 2-dr. club coupe
spotless. black and white; auto
drive, T. and h.: driven only. 1000
actual miles: same as brand new;
81 .7ah. trades
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tion; bbU. kE. b-2bDI.
CHEVROLET '55 station wagon a.
dr.; VS.; S1.050. FE, 3-2630.
CHEVROLET $50 2-dr.; light green
finish. =. and h., automatic trans
Repos. Assume balance S574.2e
$50 per mo. ORRISON MOTORS
504 W. Broad st.. Falls Church,
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KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. g-4S00
CHEVROLET '5S 4-dr. Bel Air;
powerglide, r. and h.; 2-tone; one
owner; In new-car condition
Special.
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: KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-4s00
CHRYSLER SO Windsor 2-door
hardtop: black; T. and h., auto.
trans, power steering, power
brakes, Wv. tires. many extras;
s. .4a5.
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Continued on Next Page)
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ROSENTHAL.

Columbia Pike and s, Glebe Rid.
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-67St
CHEVROLETs = See our selection
buy LOVING CHEVROLET, ] 339
E.-W. hwy, s. s., Md. JU 9-s000
CHEW. 81 convertible; r. and h.
new tires, new top, good cond
.Sl95. DE. 2-9497 after 81
CHEVROLET 1850 club coupe: 50
SIS down. $40 mo. ROPER MO-
TOD A a arm
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5000 Ga. Ave. NV. ia 9-4s00
CHRYsLER '55 New Yorker 4-dr,
sedan; white: full power, r, and
h., auto, trans, factory installed
air Conditioning; 81 ,495.
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HILLMANS

Station wagons family roominesS
with up TO 80 m.p.g,i Sl.639. Also
selections Of sedans and convert-
ibles; $50 down and bank finane-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
ROYAL CHRYSLER
sIMcA-CHRYsLER- IMPERIAL

1901 r. !. AVE. NE.
BRENTWOOD. MD. WA. 7.7000
CHRYSLER 81 Saratoga 4-dr, Sc
dan; light blue and white: and
h.. power steering and brakes:
Wv. tires: / owner: $4,000 miles;
C1 ON an Q.oqQq
The Robbins eagle., 1959-09-12
ROBBINS WEEK

THE 1859 Robbins Week Cele-
L. bration got underway with
spectacular commendable parade
Sunday, August 80. M o n d ay
evening, Southwest Community
High School was the scene of
Pioneer Night and Banquet. The
The speakers were good and
very informative. Mr.. e. A.
Brown gave a short history of
the beginning of Robbins and
the people who played the major
roles in it's incorporation.
Senator CorneaI A. Davis, al
ways dynamic speaker when
talking about Robbins and its
progress, said Robbins hasn't
been touched yet. With the
opening of the Waterways and
the Sag Channel he sees most
thriving City of Tomorrow.
A we'll prepared and served
meal was produced by first
class chef, Mr.. Henry Birdsong.
The Robbins eagle., 1959-09-12

But with all this the attend
ance was not what it should
have been. 1t Is deplorable that
people should be so busy they
can't take time out to pay hon.
age to those who paved the way
for Robbins to be what it is
today. Most of the Village Off
cials were scheduled to take
part in the program, but were
conspicuous by their absence.
Their presence, even without
participation, would have been,
at least a token show Of appro-
val and cooperation of and with
an organization which has SO
long and tirelessIy struggled for
the advancement of Robbins.
Ex-M ayors Theodore Hen
bricks and John S. Richardson
we're present and both spoke
we'll, adding as they did to the
dignity of the occasion.
1t is hoped that next year the
participation of business, organ
izations, churches, clubs and
citizens alike will give 1000
Continued on Page s.
The Robbins eagle., 1959-09-12
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
&C.: N. - s:sssss :: sz1EE

Published Thursday of Week
1876 Spauldng Avenu Telephone: $3.50
Village of Robbins by Robbins citizens
help them
community stimulate civic pride neigh
borly interest in being citizen
PLATFORM
l-Spend help community.
2-Empoyment Coored people in public utilities
sanitary SYSTEM lights gas sidewalks
better streets and drainage
Al we'll planned village.
81 public park playground the children.
s. equipment facilities
7.-Better business enterprises
8-Erecon of modern village hall
THE ROBBINS EAGLE STAFF
FRANK BLOCKER Eu1tor
johnson
William George Staff Photographer
Advertising Rates upon Request
SUBSCRIPTION . -. year
Volume VII Saturday. 1859 7th Year-No. 36
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HUNTING
and
FISHING

From Aycock Brown at Man
teo, NJ c., comes word that
the best speckled trout catches
of the season are being made
in Roanoke Sound and at the
Little Bridge next to Daniels
Fishing Center. The spotted
weakfish weigh 4 to S pounds
and are hitting on bucktails.
Bob Preston of Mays Head,
a professional surf fishin g
guide. took a busmans holiday
and went fishing from an out
board in Roanoke Sound. He
caught more than go.
= 4 **
Fogels sporting goods store
at 10th and E streets N. w.
is trying an innovation. 1t will
be open from 7 to $3.50 o'clock
tonight for the express purpose
of allowing sportsmen to come
in and swap guns. There will
be no selling of any kind.
4 + i
West Virginia reports bowmen
doing rather we'll" despite the
warm weather that hamperec
them in the opening weeks Of
the season. Latest figures show
Is deer killed, of which IL were
taken by out-of-stat archers
Four were from Maryland, two
from Ohio, five from Virginia
and one from Washington.
Preston County took an early
lead but was soon pushed in
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Where are the big rockfish
this fall? Except for a scattered
few on the Stone Rock. the
Hill near Bloody Point and
above the Bay Bridge, the fish
OF 10 to is pounds or better
still seem to be missing.
The schools Of small rock
continue to be found every
where on Chesapeake Bay and
up the rivers. One Of the best
reports comes from Tilghman
Island where Capt. Randolph
Harrison says his boats are
taking from rs to 100 fish pei
day cumming with soft clam:
Ground the wreck in the mouth
| Of the Choptank. The FISH
weigh up to az pounds.
A run of small fish in S To
1l2 feet of water between Hol-
land and Plum Points Is re-
ported from Chesapeake Beach
Some are said to weigh s OF
I6 pounds.
Gus Berlitz at Deale say;
these fish range up to Frank
lin Manor and that gill METER;
have been making a fail
haul. Solomons reports grea'
abundance of small rock with
occasional catches Of 2 to s.
pound fish on the wrecks In
the Patuxent or ust off Drum
and Little Cove Points.
In Eastern Bay, Capt
James B. Spurry out Of St
Michaels caught 10 fish weigh
ing a total Of 48 pounds
trolling bucktails in the Mile:
River. He reported cumming
not as good as it has been. The
big fish seem reluctant to take
the clans.
Up at Rock Hall there Seems
to be only small fish with ar
occasional buster taking a lurt
early in the morning or lat'
in the afternoon off Love Point
Down at Point Lookout Capt
Louis Bean says the FISHING
fleet has been searching every
where for big rock but all i
lean find are schools Of LITTLE
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help pay for the present fleet.
Tip first bought two Tech
dinghies because he found that
though the youngsters loved
cruising, they also were fond
of competition and wante d
something to race.
Subsequently he bought more
Tech dinghies and tried cruiS-
ing with them. They. went as
far as Colonial Beach but the
Scouts soon discovered the little
sailboatS had none of the COM
forts of their skipjack.
Cruise on Rhodes 10
For that reason, the Rhodes
| 10 was acquired last spring. II
sleeps three and crews alter
nate in using it all summer,
The cruises last two to three
weeks and a skipper is desig-
mated for each. The boys take
the boat down the Potomac to
the Coan River, then return
to Colonial Beach where a new
crew takes over.
AS part of its winter instruc-
ton program, the ship is start
ing a 12-week course in sailing
and Seamanship. Sessions will
take place at 7.30 pm. each
Friday starting November 6 at
Capital Yacht Club. Interested
boys Is or over are invited.
The course covers nautical
terms. rules Of the road, use OF
lights, small boat handling
charts, the compass, plotting
tides and currents, anchors, the
weather, marlin spike seaman
ship and yachting etiquette.
Every other year 1 throw
in a session on table etiquette
Tip chuckles.
Meanwhile, Tips assistants
William Dodge and Robert
Grunwell, teach the advanced
students such subjects as nava
architecture, aerodynamics O
sail, racing tactics, sailing rigs
celestial navigation and ad'
vanced seamanship.
There's never a dull moment
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Boating Lectures
Sturt at Marina

The Washington Marina Co.
at 1900 Maine avenue, S. w.,
has started its annual series Of
lectures on subjects Of interest
to boatmen.
The next. at 8 pm. Tuesday,
will be on winter storage OF a
boat. The speaker will be
Robert Varela. The following
Tuesday night Wally Bonfield
will discuss the winterizing Of
lnboard motors.
Other talks are scheduled on
the compass by Dick Jones;
electronic. by Col. Ebert Ma
loney, first aid, by DR.. Nichola;
Leone: fire prevention and con-
troll and painting and refinish-
ing.
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more about it. What he doesn't
know is that Tips Sea Scout
Ship 1872 is one Of the few in
situations in Washington de-
voted to teaching youngsters
the ancient art of sailing.
Tip is completely welded to
sail. There are a half dozen
other Sea Scout ships in the
Washington area but they stick
to powerboatS.
There's another thing that
most boatmen don't know. Ship
1922 could be termed prosperous
with a half dozen Tech dinghies
a Flying Dutchman, a Rhodes
10 for cruising and the use
of a catamaran, but were II
not for the financial help Of
Arthur Godfrey the Scouts
might not have this fleet.
Tip also credits another
man with welding a great in
fluence. He is j. Edwin Law
ton, troop chairman for 80
years and the only survivor OF
the group that founded Corin-
THAN Yacht. Club.
Tip is an architect who has
his office only a short distance
up Second street so he can be
near the yacht club. There the
boys have their own clubhouse
and RATS to store their fleet.
Organized Ship in 1880
The architect organized the
ship in 1880. Then scoutmaster
of Boy Scout Troop %, he was
on a two-day hike in the
Eastern Branch area when he
saw Corthinthian's clubhouse
being taken off barges. The
club had been forced to move
from the Virginia side to make
way for Mount Vernon boule'
ward.
Tip returned to the scene
negotiated with the yacht club
and the ship has been there
ever since. "At the time 1 didn'
know port from starboard o.
bow from stern" he says.
Layton helped in obtaining
two catboatS. the Wildcat ant
Bobcat, from the Naval Acad
envy and these the boys uset
for 16 years.
Godfrey entered the picture il
1941. He nd bought a Lightning
and was looking it over at Cor
inthian when he said to Tilr
How do you sail this blankety
blank thing?" So the scout
master gave him a lesson il
Sailing.
The radio-TV personalit,
sailed in the Washington are
for several years, competing il
Potomac River Sailing Associa
ton races. He finally turne
over his Lightning to Tip.
In 1916 the boys acquired
.38 foot skipjack, Silver. Clouc
'built for them on the Goa
River in Virginia. 1t replace
their catboatS. The skipjacl
lin turn, was sold last yea
.along with the Lightning
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to second place by Hardy. The
latter reports II deer har-
vested, followed by Presto n
with four, Pendleton and
Tucker with three each, and
Braxton. Raleigh, Mcdowell
and Webster with one each.
The State estimates that
$500 nonresident bow hunters
will enjoy the sport in West
Virginia before the season ends
December 81 and will spend
about $4,000. From past re-
cords, one out Of so of these
powmen should get a deer.
-COVELL.
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SPORTSMANS
CALENDAR

FAIRFAX ROD AND GUN CLUB
Fall Festival and Harris Richards
BETHESDA.CHEVY CHASE CHAP
TER, IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE
Chapter Day starting at pm. Sun
day at clubs Conservation Farm.
BERWYN ROD AND GUN CLUB
Open house at 9:30 am. Sunday for
hunters wishing to sight in deer
mile beyond Bowie, Md.
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1895; save big rent; S17.95 per
Pr. Geor. Marina Sat. and Sun, 12-5.
PRAC. NEW lS-ft. Thompson boat,
fully equip: 35-h.p. Eyinrude Lark;
elec. gen, motor, used 36 hrs, 500
Gsfn; sSseS JA %O s5@ y water VIII
IMPORTED FOLDBOAT, unsuitable,
$3.50 1T. sail area, motor bar and
complete access. washington Marina.
1900 Maine ave s.w.. 8 TO 5. $226.
Private.
21-FT. LAPSTRAKE Revel Craft; hard
top. 2 hunks, head: johnson 80 with
30-gal tanks: compass. anchor and
canvas: all in good cond. Sac. JU-
TROLLING for Tock-trout: CHESAPEAKE
Bay Call CAPT. KING. WA 7-4l92
after 8 pm
is-FT. REVEL CRAFT hardtop; 60:
h.p.; cleo, starter; complete outnt
viii sell for reas. ofier. SP. 3-7923.
MARINE RAILWAY or trailer service
'tS SSI ; IL sHss' 500 5sDi Maine
ave. s.v. Ma. s-l316.
~ Marx HAp IS, elect. sss6 cash. 30. !.
ss-FT. LuHRs SPECIAL new esbir
skin; 100 Gray, fully equip. SALE
MAC MxRiNE, 81. e:lo66. -
MUST SELF 1859 Topper cupboard
cruiser with ell canvas; head: bunk
cushions. buiit-in legal. tanks MAKE
US an ofier. cAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER. 1895 O.. ave-. Silver
Spring. ~. 6-7773.
WANTED, RUNAB0UT, also motoS and
trailer. University 7-43S4 or Univer'
sity 7-2sl7. 81
i7-FT. ChriS-craft-poweTed inboard
trailer; complete: 1854 model. Sci
less than engine cost. RE. 6.7617.
WINTERIZE AND TUNE UP
YOUR CUPBOARD MOTOR
BY FACTORY TRAINED
MECHANICS
CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER
s2So Ca. Ave. Silver SPRING. Nd
| JU. 5-7773
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THE LOG BOOK

CAPITAL YACHT CLUB-Halloween
Dance for members and guests from
8 pm, to l am. tomorrow at club
| house.
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB-Hal-
| ioween Dance for members and guests
from 8 am. to l pm. tomorrow at
clubhouse.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB-Halloween
Dance starting at 10 pm tomorrow at
clubhouse.
day for Penguins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
Where Are Big Rock?
Only Small Ones Bite

fish. "Only about 80 out Of
100 are keepers" he said,
Better fishing Continues
around Morgantown, Nd, up
the Potomac where the rock
have moved back on the bar
They range over Q pounds
in weight.
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PROGRESS IS INEVITABLE
RAYTHEON MERELY
SPEEDS 1T UP!

Thos precise for the existence Of the Advanced
Development Department Of Roytheon Conponys Missile Ss
Division - finding shorter, pohs in the many
for independent mental wheeling with the ability and
experience oosp total erecting and improving
todoys and tomoow systems UNDERSTANDABLE the
progress Of these also ropid this foste growing
division Of RoNheon Company,
Royheon hos mmedute openings for such the following
fields:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE BAY-To-
morrow. cloudy. probable rain; winds southeast. u
miles per hour Sunday outlook, little ehonse-(com-
piled by United States Weather Bureou.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-30
TEACHING FOR 30 YEARS
Sailing Won't Decline
If Tip Has His Way
By CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Anyone who has anything to do with boating
in Washington should know Fred Tip He and his
Sea Scouts have been fixtures at Corinthian Yacht
Club for nearly 80 years.
The average boatman sees them perform cere-
onously at flag-raSingS and such and thinks little