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Evening star., 1961-05-07

18th Women's National Cole
giate Tournament at the Uni
versity of Michigan course,
June 1923.
Miss Eller, a University Of
Miami coed who won the
event in 1859, battled Miss
Gunderson of Arizona State
University 81 holes before fail
ing in her attempt to repeat
as champion last year.
No golfer has won the event
twice. Miss Gunderson, In ad-
dition to her collegiate victory
last year, also is the defending
women'S amateur champion.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Seasons First
Shud Cuuqht

White shad are migrating up
the Potomac and the first of
the season were caught yes
terday off Fletcher's Boatyard
on Canal road.
Anglers were taking one or
more each and one fisherman
is said to have hooked at least
Is, but he boated only five.
The shad were biting on darts
cast or drifted into the swift
current from skiffs anchored
in midriver.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Potomac PoIoists
Open May 26

The Potomac Polo Club,
which drew more than 10000
spectators to its Friday night
games last year. will begin its
1861 season May 26 against
Warrenton in a benefit game
for Goodwill Industries at the
arena in Travilah, Md.
Potomac will be one Of II
clubs this year in the Middle
Atlantic League of the United
States Polo Association.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

She also won the women't am
ateur title in 1857, and last
year was q member Of the
Curtis Cup team that defeated
the British team for the first
time since 1854.
About 10 participants are ex-
pected for the tournament.
Qualifying for flights will be
June 19 and will determine the
is competitors in the cham
pionship flight. Match play be-
gins on June 20. The cham
pionship match will be over an
18-hole route.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

oUTBoARD MOTOR. IS Evinrude. SO
S9S6 mS9Sdei; ri manSal Hsa. start new cdnd.;
'34 CHRIST CRAFT Comma nder-
2L145's, rblt. 81, FW cooled. RCA
snip shore. depth sounder, I'm rayllght
extras; fast, tip-top shape. Call Cam
bridge, Md. AC. S-26l6.
PAINTING AND REFINISHING - The
rush has started. Schedule your work
with US Immediately and be ready
for spring. Many boats can be ac-
Seatsd shop pRAE osF MARINE nsH sHGE a2ffIn
INC. Deale. Nd, UN. 7-2023
SLIPS AVAnABLE-New group slips.
just contracted for. will be available
for this season. Get your reservation
in now for the finest accommodations
In the area. DEAI,E MARINE SALES,
houseboat. Hui excellent. lust over
hauled, requires paint. fitting out
and minor repairs Suitable home or
clubhouse: $500; 30l-Southfield
l-O062; weekends. After 8 pm. week
DAYS.
ls:FT. PHILCRAFT - Runabout with
35-h.p. Evinrude. Trailer, and acces-
sorieS. SO. 5-Sl1s.
16-FT. mahog. runabout. 4O-h.p. Eyin.
mint cond.. CL. 6-2440. OWNER.
CHRIs-CRAFT. 22-ft. express cruiser,
95 h.p. inboard, 4-sleeper. commits
stoned 1851. fully equip in excel.
econd. with Moody 4-wheel trailer;
trsiIerins, JU. s-5SSs or VIII. = =
200 ext. 22s9 wkdys.
0UTBOARD BOAT INSURANCE. ap-
proved by Outboard Boating Club OF
America; all risk. AZ. EN-. 2-5000.
sAII.Al%mipSm aIL.,,nLp num- sIOoPp; 81 desked ,;d
Keel. . sails. hollow spruce, mast,
AID. 4-O990. Ext. il or FE. 8-5556.
WH1RLWIND l6' day cruiser. 30 hp.
elecAEvin.. trailer. c G. equip, $500
best offer. WE 5-2566
- FT. RUNABOUT-25 h.p., complete
with trailer, windshield. canvas, con-
trolls. top. skis. etc. S575, KE. S-4756
IL FT. SKEE CRAFT, 40 p. motor
with trailer: moving. must sell. Po.
2-23S5.
IS' GLASSPAR FiberElaS cabin cruiser,
1858 5O-h.p. johnson motor; sleeps 2
ANIEYs I iSsy iMdSiR MxiNA ciS soSaons Ss sssn Nd
iishts: siss. BRoAbWArEks oHSRAAs s'esEo59E4 sos4
S6i-:sWlft Sol: sVFf svsnss. sGshsstsI f0'' Mayo M0
2I-FT. .OUTBOARD CRUISER, 1860;
covered wheelhouse. fiberglass bottom
sleeps ., head, 50-h.p. elec. starting
Evinrude: cost $500, sell for any
reasonable offer above 81, $50. Bring
pisi sol, sw, s-3S8s On South
River. Better hurry
BOAT LuMBER-White oak. mahoe
long: boat millwork to order. ia
I3-FT. MARINE PLYWOoD with fiber.
glass bottom: l2-h.p. motor and trail
er: new. SOS. CH. e-7723.
M0TSn sltIs% ssS3o IaO sP Fyi9Essss sssssa good
READY FOR FAMILY FUN-Freshly
high sides. trailer and 3la-h.p. mo-
tor OIL. 4-679T.
slS9 s2I5 s0VE WM .Peflfi p LITTLE. fEamRc. fNc
500 Maine ave. s.w.. MA. S-5940.
1883 OWENS CABIN CRUISER, q It.
sleeps 3. head T/outboard motor
cables. etc. sl.7OO. UN 4-sO52.
?4-FT. '59 TROJAN SEDAN, sleeps 4
many extras, well kept. $500. Cal
HE. 9-3272
I2-FT. PLYWOOD ROWBOAT. s95
l4-ft. metal rowboat. $50. IA. 7-76a6
PUMPS, generators. Jet pile-drive
pumps, sanders, etc. RENTAL TOOLS
& EQUIP. CO., JU. b-5040.
SAVE MORE THAN $1,000
1881 Owens - #. de luxe Sea skifi
Cabin Cruiser. s hrs. old; loaded with
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Gunderson
ToD Defend
In Coed Golf

ANN ARBOR, May 6 CAP).-
Joann GunderSon and Judy
Eller will try to become the
first golfers to win the Wom-
ems Collegiate golf champion
ship twice.
Both will compete in the
Evening star., 1961-05-07
A N D

Anglers have chance for either trophies coorfu wall
plaques in Vrgnias fourth annual tournament
which started this week.
The tournament sponsored by the Salt Sports Fish
ing Association will continue through October open
free to fishing Virginia catches must
Evening star., 1961-05-07

AaouT W TO " OF A DRY FLY
LEADERS, END SHOULD SINK; If
n FLOATS, ITS SHADOW scARES
FISH. PERHAPS ALL OF WET FLY
LEADER SHOULD SINK n YOU'RE
FISHING DEEP. A NEW LEADER,
OR ONE SPOILED ONTO CREASED
FLY LINE, HAS A FILM THAT RE-
SlSrs SINKING. r. MUST BE RE-
MOVED TO SINK QUICKLY "LEAD-
ER-sIN<sS CAN BE BOUGHT IN 4
TACKLE SHOP, OR YOU CAN FIX
YOUR oNN MERELY BY FILLING
A sAGALL MEDICINE BOTTLE WITH
A HOUSEHOLD DETERGENT POWDER.
70 use: WET FINGERS AND RUB A
PINCH OF PONDER ONTO LEADER.
"
Evening star., 1961-05-07

SAVE $1,000. Sell this week, 80 out
BIRD. erSr, w/60 h p. FULL access. NEW
cond. 10 hrs. JE. 4-2S13. terms, cash.
Ie-FT. CABIN CRUISER, excel. cond-;
Located Deal, Nd. 81, 500 or best
offer; Must sell. owner deceased. RE.
1lg.H.P. ELGIN; good cond.; runs fine;
sos. Call ROY HAVEN, HE. 4-4O96.
15-FT. SPEEDICRAFT Wee-Ski run
about, completely equipped with 1860
excel. condition; 81. $50. Po. Pr S-Ss5s.
3O-FT. BROADWATERS. See one under
construction. Compare the workman
ship, examine the materials. Avail in
hardtop and express cruiser. BROAD
WATER ayn Hd BOAT AT CO; w;;a GarEs WAarf rd'
2?-FT. HARDToPS, completely built,
day.! BRoADwATER BOAT CO,
SsaaTiT,!s wharf rd.' Mayo, Md. 3Ol-
2O-FT. BROADWATER hardtop, traded
q 4ss aeW BRo2D%SErRRfSs HDSSeE Rfsds peoAT peoaAiHTt e9y Soy
sWitt sSSF5s sNaIss WhsEt rd.' Mayo Nd. SOL
1b-FT. LYMAN LAPsTRAKE; decks
nesd vaTnish; $3.50, BRoADwATER
No Ha sof0sWitt swift s-$fss. Mfssti ro' Mayo
work: S75. BRoADWATER BOAT CO.
SCarEs Wharf rd., Mayo, Nd. 301-
swift S.3lsS.
1874" HOMEMADE Class B racer, ply
wood bull. fi2erslas; . each V-s-6O
Good buy for someone with mechani-
cal ability. All for $3.50. CL. 6-715l,
weekdays.
25-FT. RICHARDSON '55, 100 hip.
Gray, galley. head, sleeps 4: very good
cond. S3.500. 671-s6O6 in Ari.
14-FT. RUNABOUT. windshield. con-
vert: top, trailer, 80 22-h.p. Mercury
remote controls and tanks. Used 10
hrs. $3.50. RA. 3-1927.
NEW 15-ft. Owens. Fiberglas; 4O-h.p.
Scott engine. elec. starter. battery.
gas can Take over payments S54, SO
9o-z2 mo; or $1,000. or best offer. Ju.
wANTEDm50,h.pa sEL., Evin5Ids, must be
loft. UTILITY RUNABouT. $50.
SEA KING oUTBoARD MOTOR, 70
h.p, huilt-in tank, tuned, besut. eond
S15 JU. 57940.
sALBOAT. Is IT,, now under construc-
tion; make an offer, as is or COM
pleted or frames only. Also sail rigs,
USED Tor canoes or surfboards; make
an offer. SP. 3-547s
1s-FT. outboard cabin cruiser with
Royal Scott 40-h.p motor remote
controlled: comp. with trailer; 1900
wv. 3-S449. after 8.
BOAT ms. SPECIALISTS
LOWEST RATES-BEST SERVICE
CALL RED STOGNER
W. J. GERMAN ms. AGENCY
DI 7-4505 Ewes. 10. 2-667a
e8-FT. CABIN BOAT. cedar hull; hauled
and painted. ready to 20: ] wear old
Gray ensint. like new; $500 EN-
2-5345
ls-FT. LYMAN ISLANDER, ready 10
go: 6O-h.p. Gray inboard; fully equip :
head. canvas, lights: 81 500. Owner
! on board at RiEgS Cruisers, $40 Maine
ave. sw
| FOR SALE-Old Town l4-ft Lapstrake
cedar runabout with steering and con
trolls: Price including trailer, S2o5
| WlLLARD'S. Diamond q-45OO.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

MO REMOVES FILM, ALSO, BUT
W MkS Rou0AEN THE LEADER.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
SEE
Owners Anxious to Sell
MAKE OFFER

49, 80 Turbocraft. 135 hp.
49, 50 Borum Runabout, so h .. John
son. elec. start, gator trailer.
20' Topper. so h.p Mercury.
23' SO Owens Express, 220 hip, s.
sleeper.
"a Richardson Sea skiff, l7O hip,
hardtop. . berths, toilet, compass,
bilge pump. siren, windshield wiper,
anchor line: complete.
2H 80 Wheeler Sea skifi, fiberElss.
l77 hip, 2-Sleeper, toilet
25' 40 Richardson Express. 10 hp.,
many extras; very clean.
26' SO A. N, A. steel hull sedan. 16S
hp.. 4-Sleeper.
26' Hisgins Express. $50 hip. ship
shore phone. depth indicator, many
extras
27' 80 Revei craft Exp, 1855 h.p..
ship shore. depth indicator, many
other extras.
27' SO Owens Express, e5 hip, A.
sleeper
81 'S7 shris Express, twin es's, hard =
top, ship shore. depth indicator.
spotlight, charger. helm and COM
panion seat.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

72O MAINE AVE. Ex.a-3Osl
WEEKEND BOATERS
WHY TOW? STOW!
Protective Storage for Boats on TrailerS
DRI-LAND MARINA
SIS PER MONTH
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW
BOAT SUPPLIES, PAINTS, VARNISHEs
BAY MARINE LIMITED
1870 Severn Ave, Annapolis, Md
SOeS9 OPEN sun SilSf For sToRidF f hg oNi4 n
PAINT SALE
PRESEASON SPECIALS during our
now, and we rive you, absolute free.
paint brushes, sandpaper, etc: clear
ance sale on discontinued top-name
brands; all remainine stock at "a
price. DEALE MARINE SALES. INC.
oUTB0ARD MOTOR, Wizard power
taehment: viii sscrlticei, n, IN 11S. 4nsossa
RENT A BOAT, run it yourself-New
or late model day cruisers and cabin
cruisers available for charter. start
ing, May !; All boats fully equipped
and insured; Write; phone or come in
SALES. NC. Deale. Nd. UN.. 7:soS3.
Spooked by Boat Prices
Buy now and take advantage of low.
HS 1851 'f5Ss EoNR grlfts s4Hs enmna% ON hanS sg
Il TO IS FIT. o1p51ss on Display .
Even greater SAVINGS on boats and
motor packaged deals.
Maryland Marine Center
47O3 suitland Rd. RE. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-05-07

FINANCE AND7OR INSURE
WHY PAY HIGH INTEREST RATEs7
- INTEREST
UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY
ONLY l0es DOWN
For lnformation-Write, Visit Phone
H. GABRIEL MURPHY & CO.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

LOO h .. Barr Marine. Navy top wind
shield. electric bllge, auto bailer.
PIE Columbia Island Marina. Mr.
hartley, Pc. 3-1640. $500 or best
Evening star., 1961-05-07

two pounds; spot, II ounces.
and white perch, 10 ounces.
=
Evening star., 1961-12-17
OF LOVE and
LAUGHTER
Lucky Are They
With Friends in the Country
By MARJORIE HOLMES
It's fun to be a woman when

It's fun to be a woman when
Come out to the farm Saturday" friends say
We've been trimming the green's. Help yourselves to
holly or whatever you want"
With the piled full of children you set off through
the godengray afternoon The is bundled against
the cold it woody and mttens and jackets of
clouds The trees stripe the rolling countryside with nky
blue shadows The white fences and stables radiant with
sunny welcome you turn down the long curved
Your friends and Others greet you beside the big din
bell Children hail each other and go scurryng off to
the horses being rounded down by the barn. Can
ride? Please ride?" they beg mot today. there
isn't time tell them And stay back, don't climb
the fence, other parents
The piled in prickly bundles all
the yard Bright-berred holy-lacy yew-sharp needed
pine I'VE always wait till this time of year for trimming
That way there's plenty for all Now don't be bashu take
all you want And needs wood just the gate
and drive down through the pasture there's big pile"
Smoking and joking in their heavy jackets, the men
begin to load up the Let's in and have coffee
shall we" your hostess invites Its too cold to stand
around outside"
An enormous fire cracking the hearth The coffee
fragrant in its silver pot Mountains of crisp little
cookies melt before the avalanche children stormng
And here are some puzzles and always keep for
grandchildren"
Happily the youngsters settle down But when the
join you they become engrossed the puzzles and
it's hard to get anyone Come dear remember
promised to get some of these kids home by O'clock"
Calling thank yous and good-bys, set off under
sky that has flung off all its sensible daytime bundngs and
is dressed in of brilliant magenta trimmed in fiery
ostrich plmes Its splendor blazes every window and
windshield brook pond The trees are painted ceany
against it in strong black strokes
You drive home through world as brightly glowing as
your heart.
Lyrics for Everyday Living
MEMO TO SANTA CLAUS
The shops full of uries the Christmas seasons here
I'm buying gifts for family for friends both far and
And onder lUander through the stock OF gifts gay
Just What CH be my big surprise from Christmas
day.
I'm really not Impractical, I'm sensible think.
IUont be disappointed If don't get mink
But do not want the latest line of fancy pots and pans
Or motor r-drUen hingamajig designed to open cans
haze dozen cookbookS hare aprons by the score.
don't need an umbrella a mop to clean the floor.
know I'm not glamour girl but Just this dear,
Ihrow caution out the utndow When you buy my gift
this year.
So-ore something triUolous. bring me something
triHy!
1t needn't be expensive, you iqht think it silly
When Christmas morning comes, 1Uant to find beneath
the tree
The kind of gift that in the house but met
HELEN JORDAN.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-15

recreation and iAc hus,cs.
..tyrG refreshments to ,ho>,
present.
Tue March meeting vii. b.
- the homo of Mr.. j. {
Ward, Jr.
,Thn Fellowship Suupcr he'd
ii IL" Bethel Methodist CEuv-
IN Friday Night March 3r::
was another success. We wish
10 thank each and every an,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-15

EIu.nc hlnSoE. oraiuu Wn.lC,
Elton and Rc,ha Hinson. Tom
Anderson, Nick Gross. Rexan-
M Anderson, and Luna HUI
sIns
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. =. Arnsrrun.
of Fayetteville wcr, vi.i,s.,
~. -.- Mas. r@.HgI +. Am
tong. Jr.. ani S,n NJ.
Those present 20 help y. ~,
hnSon celebrate her tenth
birthday Sunday March J'a
were her parents. and broth
orS. Also M. end MRS. WIZ,
Anderson. Dcr,'n, ami DIAM
Is H"s.,.. TO :... / =. Ga..
..'' ''-HN II 5r Nr,.a
H' .ii.- y. I,s. R,"Hyi W4ra.
. M".ti Gore. Nil CO..
"f NJ. I'll Kimrrp en-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-15

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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
Chamber Election Set for SOldOtna

New officers of the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce are to be elected at this weeks meeting scheduled for noon Saturday at the Riverside House.
 A nominating committee consist ing of Dick Hall. ]. L. Grange and Joe Scarantino will present a slate of names for the Cham besfs consideration.
 Voting also will take place as to whether meetings are to con- tinue on Saturdays or if they should be changed to another day of the week
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Beulah and Nj. L."Red' Grange celebrated their 32nl we'd ding anniversary with family dinner last Wednesday evening at the Riverside House. Present were their son Jody, his wife Shari, Shari's parents, MT. and Mrs. William Red" Olsen; Red Oranges brother and sister-in- law, Ted and Amy Grainge, and Mrs. Bessie Grange, mother of Ted and Red, who recently came to Alaska from Mexico, Missouri, and who says she definitely plans to remain.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
Moose Range Tally Shows Over Population Trend

The annual moose range tally has been completed and moose numbers are estimated at over B. GOO animals on the kenai Nation al Moose Range, according to John B. Hakala, refuge manager. This figure is based on an aerial moose composition made in No vember.
 Animals were tailed as to yearlings, medium or large bulls; lone cows, cows with one calf, and COWS with two calves.
 The bull to COW ration was 49 100 and the calf to COW ratio 33.100. Composition of every 100 moose seen was 54 cows, 27 bulls, IS calves, and one undetermined due to being hidden under spruce trees.
 The Kenai Moose herd appears to be in good shape but it's num- bers are higher than is optimum for the present winter browse conditions. \ continuation of No- vember's snowfall could adverse ly affect the herd, Hakala said.
 Biologists reports on health conditions of the herds will not be completed until blood samples being taken by hunters have been studied and other statistical data compiled from various tests. Last year, however. the kenai moose herd was fairly free from disease and in much better condition than animals in the Natanuska area.
 Novembef.'s heavy snows caused the bulls to come down from the mountains before the bull moose season was over and there are many bulls as well as cows in the area now.
 The moose population IS cur rently at it's peak conditions, ac- cording to Bob Wade, assistant refuge manager, who added that a hard winter might bring star vation to many of the animals. The current COW season should help control the over-population problem, he added.
 Calves are generally born in late May or early June and are no longer. takino milk from their mothers. They are self-sufficient as. far as obtaining food is con- cerned. About all the help tn e mother gives the calf now is to break trails through snow and, due to more experience, perhaps leads the calf to a better browse area, Wade said.
 Four road kills of moose were donated to charity last week from the Kenai Peninsula area.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15

day for Abilene, Texas. T h c v will spend the Christmas holi- days there with Mrs. Marsh's parents, MT. and Mrs. Keith
 Williams. They left with the in- tention of stopping at Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, to visit few days with friends before resum- ing their trip over the Alaska highway. They expect to return to Soldotna shortly after N W Years day, which they will cele- brate at Fort Worth, Texas. with Mrs. Marsh's brother and family.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
TO RETURN IN SPRING

S0LDOTNA- Herb and Betty Merrell and children left soldot- na last week for Los Angeles and vicinity where they will stay during the winter months They are going especially to see Betty's mother, Mrs. E. D. Moss, who is living at Huntington Park, Calf. Mrs. Melrell recently returned home after having been called to California when her father was killed in a car accident. Mr. and Mrs. Moss were Alaska wis itors last summer. The Merrell family plans to return in the spring T wouldn't want Betty to miss break-up,' says Herb.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-12-15
GONE FOR HOLIDAYS

Mir. and Mrs. C.. z. Marsh and three children, accompanied by the c1ildren's pet pa1akeer and Gold ie. the cocker spaniel, left Mon-
Evening star., 1961-07-23

Members Of the 9th viroini0
CoVolY begin a practice ses-
sion for their participation in the
tooth anniversary reen0ctment
Of the First Bottle Of M0nossos.
With their horses, they stond in
specfion neor Burke. Va. Just
before soddIing up. The soddIes
ore McCIellons. Goblin in back
ground is over 100 years old.
Evening star., 1961-06-03
EX-DEPUTY DIES
IN BRIDGE CRASH

Carl H. Kindervater, go, a
former Arlington deputy sheriff
died yesterday when his car
overturned on the east end CT
the East Capitol Street Bridge
Police said the car overturned
after hitting a light pole in the
lane divider on the bridge. But
accident investigators said it
was possible that Mr.. Kinder
water suffered a heart attack
before losing control of the car.
An autopsy has been ordered to
determine the cause of death.
District police said Mr.. Kin
dervater was driving east on
the bridge when he apparently
lost control at the Kenilworth
avenue overpass.
Mr.. Kindervater, who lived at
1901 North Courthouse road,
Arlington, was employed as a
guard at the Giant Food ware
house here.
Evening star., 1961-06-03
Policeman Files
Suit Against
County Manager

Arlington Police Sergt. Rus
sell Runyon has taken his con-
troversy with County Manager
A. T, Lundberg to court.
He filed suit in Circuit Court
this week in an attempt to
compel Mr.. Lundberg and the
county board to reassign him
to his former job as a detective
After returning from two
years of disability retirement
last August, Sergt. Runyon was
ordered to walk a beat at the
county property yard and since
has been made head of a one
man parks and property
squad"
He charges that the assign
ment is a punitive one and
that he received it because dur
ing his retirement he demanded
that Mr.. Lundberg be fired for
incompetency. y
Evening star., 1961-06-03
Merrimuck Pool
TempororiIyOKd

The Merrimack Pool yester-
day was granted permission to
operate until the Montgomery
Circuit Court has ruled on a
closing order by the zoning
board.
The stay of the boards Or
der was approved by Circuit
Court Judge Thomas M. An
derson on condition that pool
officials post a $4,000 bona.
The zoning board ordered the
closing two weeks ago after
concluding that a 7-foot drain
age ditch leading from the pool
to Callander drive, Bethesda,
was unsafe" and "unsightly.'
The 100000 pool is privately
owned by neighborhood resi-
dents. No date has yet been as
signed for a hearing of the
case which pool officials are
appealing to the Circuit Court
Evening star., 1961-06-03
Fairfax Man Held
In Stobbing Death

A 41-year-old Fairfax Coun-
ty man was charged today in
the fatal stabbing of Arthur
Monroe, so, of Route /, Oak
ton, Va.
Detective Alvin L. Sanders,
of the county police, said Rob-
ert Henry Carter. of the same
address, was charged with
murder after he was arrested
in the town of Fairfax.
Detective Sanders said Mr..
Monroe was found dead IN his
bedroom with a stab wound of
the stomach.
Carter, who is due to appear
in County Court June 20 on
the charge, told police he
stabbed Mr.. Monroe after the
victim hit him with the broad
side of an ak, Detective San
ders said. Caters bond was
set at $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-06-03
Mann Ponders RUNNING
For Alexandria Mayor

Frank E. Mann is giving "se-
rious consideration" to urgings
that he run for Mayor of Alex
andria as a write-in candidate
Mr.. Mann, Al, president of
the Mann Potato Chip Co. and
a former city councilman, said
he would announce his decision
soon.
There's no sense in being a
protest candidate. You either
go to win, or you don't go into
it at ALL" he said, adding: But
I'm almost convinced this thing
would work"
Mr.. Mann, who was elected
as a Democrat to two terms on
the council starting in 1852,
would oppose Democratic in
cumbent Leroy S. Bendheim.
The Mayor has been unopposed
in this campaign, and the ap-
pearance of another candidate
for the office would come as an
18th hour surprise.
Mentioned as Candidate
While Mr.. Mann was men,
toned before the April Demo-
cratic primary as a possible
candidate for Mayor, he did
not file. His supporters say
they decided to back Mr.. Mann
as a last-minute write-in can
didate because they believed
there was little chance to beat
Mayor Bendheim over the long
campaign route.
Evening star., 1961-06-03
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Staff Writer

Imagine paying $24O,0Oo for
a twin-engine automobile and
not even getting whitewall
tires!
That omission appeared to be
the only oversight yesterday as
the Federal Aviation Agency
showed off the first of the mo-
bile lounges intended for use
at Dulles international Airport.
The thing is. so big it coulo
secede from Virginia and serve
liquor legally, so nigh off the
ground it might be considered
an airspace user.
Yesterday, the lounge made
its maiden trip carrying pas
sengers and demonstrated as
we'll as it could without air.
planes and terminal what it is
supposed to do when it has
airplanes to latch onto and a
terminal from which to pick up
passengers.
Unfamiliar Sight
The exterior, as Dan Ma
haney, chief of the FAA's Bu-
reau of National Capital Air
ports operations and safety di-
vision put it; takes a little
getting used to-" 1t resembles
nothing ever seen in these
parts.
The largest piece of auto
motive equipment ever built for
passenger carrying. it is in es-
sence a lounge or another room