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NEXT WEEK: More features about the sUOndeEfL
sUOrd Of reading and books - Clifton FGdinpGn
and WHAT YOUNG AMERICANS ARE READING"
quarterly heen-age bestseller bOOkIist compiled By
country panel Of young godiah specialists in
school and public libraries.
There ssiN be several more articles on Modern
Rapid Reading By Mr.. SohaiH in subsequent issues
Evening star., 1961-09-24

the almost intact tomb Of young king sUho had
regued in the fourteenth century, Be-, $500 years
ago. The burial chamber glistened ssiah the golden
mGgnifcence Of ancient sUealh.
In this excerpt, HosUard Carter tells hOsU he and
Lord C@narpOn, sUeolthy English sportsman and
EgyPtologist soho financed the expedition opened the
tomb and first its treasure. The story has special
interest nOsU because Of forthcoming TIt-0n Amen
loan exhibition from the Cairo Museum. 1t sUiN open
in WashingtOn's National Gallery on November
and later nsoUe to other cities We sN be shouting
some Of these glisering treasures in later issues.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

THE FOLLOWING EXCERPT is taken
from one Of the most exciting books
euer sritten, "The Tomb Of Tut
Gnlh-Amen' by HosUord Garter and
Il. C. M0ce. Late in November,
1922, the sUOrId press sOas filled sCith
an astonishing discovery in the Tal-
ley of dhe Kings near Luxor, Egypt:
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Forke Brothers
THE AUcTIoNRERs


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BASIC WOODWORKING MACHINES
for home workshop: Delta saw and
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for all. $3.50. JE. 2-s696.
CATERPILLAR D-4, front-end load
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sell 8 together or separately. Make
offer. Phone Mon. Ma. S-2040.
CAT LOADER, 977, Series 20-A
purchased on bonded buy, March
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CHAIN HOIST-2-ton differential,
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CRAWLER-TYPE Oliver tractor for
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Also 3-plov Diesel Tractor for
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$500 DOWN

Here is q real family home with
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large well-equipped kit. 4 bed
rms, bath, scr. front porch, det.
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Small dn. pymt. Best financing.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

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West Of Junction Of Hivays z
and 123 (Tysons Corner, Va,
10 mi. West Of WSshlngton, d. c.,
on 2; Herzig Excavating dissolving
partnership, selling everything;
Insley K-12 truck crane: (2) Lima
ass. hoe-stump axe; Unit 5i4
crane; shovel, hoe and crane
boom attach. for above machines;
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Gallon and AC graders: Cat. so,
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VACATION PLACES

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front 1 and 2 bedrm. apis. Avail.
Immediately. FE. 3-342S.
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SUMMER CAMPS

FAIR HAVEN, Blue Ridge Mts., $50
wk.; boys, girls, 7-16 yrs: fishing,
hiking, riding. swimming; request
folder. p. o. 500, Harrisonburg,
Va. Refs. AP. 7-S261.
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SAND BEACH
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IOb YDS. fr. swimming, tishlng,
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porches, attic. auto. furnace, fire
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down. Phone ewes, week days, co
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS - $4,000 to
S150,000. Lower your payments,
group your debts, refinance your
property. Quick, honest service.
Residential, farm, commercial.
construction financing only in
State of Maryland. Call or write
MR.. ROBERTS, 21S e. Lexington
St, Baltimore 2. Md, or Saratoga
7-4047 day. night, Sun, holidays
Evening star., 1961-07-09

SO ACRES, Eastern Bay, over
$500 #. shoreline; price. S62, 800.
JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY Lu'
Evening star., 1961-07-09
GARAGES
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Garages
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THREE GARAGES, rear of 217 9th
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hnnting, timber worth S3'500
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!. REAI, PRIXACN

Situated on l acre with 1855 #. on
water. this dwelling features liv.
rm., din. rm.. bedrooms. kit,
bath. lge, screened front. porch;
surrounded by beautiful oaks.
should sell today at only $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

321 Sharp Bldg, Lincoln, Nebr.
BASIC WOODWORKING MACHINES
for home workshop: Delta saw and
and jointer: Craftsman lathes;
for all, $3.50. JE. 2-86Q6.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
MONEY WANTED
REAL; ESTATE LOANS

S16,OOO-Dbl. 8 security State. int
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MontleTECo., Md. Box 149-B Star
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YEAR ROUND LODGE 8 rooms,
ga baths. Well shaded by trees.
Immediate occupancy. PUBIC
landing on Chincoteague Bay. Ex-
ceuent water sports-near hoat
harbor; S22, 800. EMMA STEVEN
son. Snow Hill, Md. Phone 9S6.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

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End TRUST, pay up to S0gs
money same day, e. II. PATTEN,
DI. 7-2704 CH. S-7743
Evening star., 1961-08-18
BY CHARLES COVELL
nutdnnr Mditar

If, at this time, the tension
of international crises is get
ting you down, the hedge is
uncut, the grass needs now
ing and the house needs paint
ing, why not chuck it all and
go for a day of lazy boating?
Regattas are fine and COM
petition is wonderful but
there's another side to boat
ing that appeals to a great
many. It's a side that calls
for complete relaxation.
Make the day consciously
lazy. Don't plan it in advance
but Just up and say, Lets
spend today on the water" If
it's an outboard rig you own,
pick a launching place tha t
will provide easy access to
tranquil stretches of water
where you won't have to fight
W1nQ ana wave.
Nearby Rivers Fine TX.
The South and Severn Rivers
are fine and there are good
launching sites. Two of t h e
prettiest streams we know are
the st. Mary's River and
Smiths Creek near the mouth
of the Potomac. You can launch
at Piney Point to visit the st.
Evening star., 1961-08-18
By JOHN SEGRAVES
star staff Writer

Deane Beman's multitude of
followers were hoping today
that fate, the law of averages
or whatever it is that imbeds
golf balls in sand traps, allows
puts to hang on the lip of
the cup and causes various
other misfortunes would be
reversed in the second round
of the CARING Open.
The National Amateur cham
pion from Bethesda Country
Club had all the bad luck a
guy can afford yesterday in the
first round of the tournament
at Indian Spring Country Club.
However, as he teed off with
front-running Billy Casper and
Tom Nieporte in the second
round today, Beman was only
five shots off Casper's 66,
grouped with 13 others at II.
Creditable Round
His one-over-par round was
creditable, especially in view
of a day that simply wasn't
Deane's. 1t started on the
first. hole, when his approach
shot hit the front of the green
and spun back off, costing him
a bogie five.
On the 449-yard third, his
well-hit tee shot caught a trap
and a deep footprint, which
allowed only half the ball to
show. He was forced to blast
Evening star., 1961-08-18
PICNIC ABOARD
Lazy Boating Is ReIoxer

Mary's or at one of the boat
ing or fishing centers in
Smiths Greek.
Maybe you can find an is
land on which you can land
and give the youngsters a
chance to play Captain Kidd. F."
If you have an inboard,
don't go to the trouble of plot
ting courses and making a
lengthy cruise. Do as the out
boarders. Poke along up a quiet
river or find a quiet cove, set
tie back to enjoy the surround
ingS and let the family go
swimming. y
There are excellent sheltered
waterways and coves off the
Potomac for. just this sort of
thing, anywhere far enough
down the river to get unpol-
luted water.
Keep Meals Simple
In swimming from an an
chored powerboat, a boarding
ladder is the first necessity
and it should be long enough
so that hoisting yourself
aboard doesn't become an &C
robatic feat. An extra precau-
tion should be a float with 25
or 80 feet of 2s-inch line Sc
cured to the boat.
A bumper made of the new
Evening star., 1961-08-18

8 pounds mixed with blues near
the mouth of Parker's Creek.
Tilghman Island captains
have been coming over to the
western shore to fish for blues
but Eastern Bay shippers are
sticking close to their home
ports.
They report blues and small
rock scattered from Poplar Is
land to the mouth of the Miles
River. A few big rockfish,
weighing up to 10 pounds, also
have been taken casting chunks
of peeler crab at dusk. in the
shadows of the Miles River.
Trolling above the Bay
Bridge is slow but a few rock
fish up to 3 pounds are being
taken.
Small blues are biting off
shore from Lewes, Del, to Chin
colleague, but boats out of
Lewes hit a school of 5 to Z
pound fish this week. Founder
fishing is good at Lewes with
one boat bringing in 95 caught
just off the breakwater.
Marlin fishing has picked up
at Ocean City and founder
fishing is producing some lun-
Evening star., 1961-08-18
Levin and Curtis
Rough Up Bostien

Mark Levin and Don Curtis
gave Red Bastien a bad time of
it last night in the tag team
match at Capitol Arena. but
Red still feels qualified to chal-
lenge Buddy Mature Boy
Rogers in the feature bout of
next Thursdays wrestling show
at Capitol.
BaStien had Johnny Valen-
tine as a partner last night but
it didn't help him as he was
roughed up by both his oppo-
nents before Curtis applied a
pin, ending the bout with the
first of two falls scored on the
program.
Skull Murphy pinned Tony
CoSenza in the other bout end
ing in that fashion. Decisions
were scored by Lalo Rodriguez
over Doc Doganiero. Wildcat
Orton over Carlos Milano and
The Angel over Tony Altimore.
The Black Terror and Dick
Steinborn were awarded a draw
as curfew interrupted their
match.
Evening star., 1961-08-18

plastic foam material is excel
lent for use as a float or even
a buoyant cushion will do.
Swimmers can grasp this to
take a rest and it always is
ready to heave to one VIII o
might be in trouble.
Picnicking also should be
part of your lazy-day cruise
but keep it simple. A can of
meatball stew heated on the
galley range can taste like a
banquet after a few hours in
the open.
Better yet is the charcoal
grill found on all well-kept
patios. The japanese contribu-
ton is the hibachi-a small,
caSt-iron stove that uses a
minimum of charcoal.
For the chap with a cruiser
who doesn't want to heat up
the cabin by lighting the galley
range, the hibachi can be use
full. If carefully tended an d
mounted sturdily on a metal
tray so that stray ashes do
not spill on the deck, it is
safe enough in the cockpit.
For your lazy outing, char
broiled steak or chopped pat
ties with potato chips and
som e sliced tomatoes taste
mighty good.
Evening star., 1961-08-18
u. ). Favored
Over Mexico
In nDavisCup

CLEVELAND, Aug. IS (AP)
Two tennis competitors with
the willingness to gamble un-
der any circumstances face
each other today in the open
ing Davis Cup singles match of
the American Zone champion
ships.
Chuck Mckinley of the
United States squad, a 20-year-
old hustler from st. Louis,
plays Rafael Osuna, 22-year-
old power-hitter of the Mex
lean team.
They were selected yesterday
to open the best-of-five match
es over the week end on the
Cleveland Skating Clubs clay
courts.
Two old pros will oppose
each other in the second sin
giles match today. Bernard
(Tut) Bartzen, 33-year-old
Texan. battles Mexico's Mario
Llamas, a poised, steady, sure
stroking retriever. LamaS, also
33. is almost a carbon couv of
Bartzen.
The players switch oppo-
ments Sunday following to-
morrow's doubles, which will
bring together Osuna and An
tonic Palafox for Mexico and
Dennis Ralston and Mckinley
for the United States.
Evening star., 1961-08-18

Salvation of Chesapeake Bay
fishing this summer may we'll
be the bluefish. They are said
to be so plentiful around Point
Lookout that it's no trick at
all for a charter boat to come
in with 200.
They're spread out, too, in
the upper Bay and a few have
been caught above the Bay
Bridge.
These are snappers, of
course, with the average weight
well under a point, but a few
may go up to Q pounds.
Over on the ocean front, tar
pom are back in the news. Len
Torbett of District Heights,
Sanford Souscer of Oxon Hill
and George Roland of Alex
andria trailed Souscer's 15-foot
outboard to Oyster, Va, last
week end and went out to Gull
Marsh Channel.
See Many TarpOn
There they saw hundreds of
tarpon rolling. Torbett hooked
one-better than so pounds, he
estimated-on a live eel but
the fish escaped after making
several jumps.
Later, Claude Rogers of Vir-
ginia Beach, scouting tn e
coastline from an airplane, dis.
covered a big school in Kop-
plin's slough between Chinco-
league and Wallops Island.
Rogers and several others
went after the tarpon but so
far none has been successful.
Windy weather has be- n
plaguing Bay fishermen of late
but on good days some rock
fish can be found mixed with
the blues here and there.
More CobIa Caught
Spot are biting, off and on
in Cornfield Harbor but the
best fishing is said to be on
the Virginia side of the river
across from st. Georges Island.
Some good-Sized trout are
reported on the mud lead off
Smiths Island but few boats
are going after them.
Two more cobia were taken
last week end by Capt. Hike
Lechlider on the Patsy near the
wreck of the Davidson off Tan
gier Island. Nine were sighted
the day before but wouldn't
bite.
"A couple of fair hardhead
catches have been made by
boats out of Chesapeake Beach
back of Sharp's Island Light.
These were at night and one
party brought back %.
Spot have been increasing
around the Clay Banks and
Chesapeake Beach boats have
been getting some rock up to
Evening star., 1961-08-18
Bemon's Bad Breaks Test
Faith in Law of Averages

out only a few feet down the
fairway. He said later he was
worried about getting it out
of the sand at all.
This meant another bogie
and a two-over-par score after
only three holes.
It was learned at days end
that Deane had received an
emergency phone call from
South Carolina while playing
the first hole. His business
partner and former Middle
Atlantic Amateur champion,
Billy Buppert, had flown his
own plane down there to make
plans for an upcoming tour
nament.
Feared Bad News
Deane's wife left the course
to take the call for him, and
both were fearing bad news,
Although there was no mishap,
Deane didn't find out until
several holes later, and it un-
doubtedly didn't help his con-
centration any.
He, hung a birdie putt on the
lip of the fifth, and on the
ninth. another hit the side OF
the cup and stayed out.
The ex-UniverSity Of Mary
land star did manage three
brides to offset four bogies,
the best of these coming on
the par-five 18th. Here he
pitched his third shot within
3 feet of the hole and
dropped the putt. Casper and
Nieporte did likewise. Casper's
Evening star., 1961-08-18

wedge approach lacked only a
foot of going in.
Deane followed this with
another birdie on the 18th
with a 15-footer.
Satisfied With Round
I'm satisfied with it." George
Gobel's twin" said later in the
locker room. "I played better
than I scored, and I can do
better than II with some luck.
Balls take the craziest bounces
on this golf course. You're
never sure where you'll wind up
on any one shot"
AS for Casper's round, Beman
called it steady but not SEN
sational. The Apple Valley
(CalifO fisherman had the big
gallery oohing and aahing for
more than four hours with his
booming drives, brilliantly
placed approaches and puts.
which when they didn't drop,
barely missed.
Billy is playing with the con-
fidence that he says so often
comes after a layoff. He hit
only one poor shot all day, when
his second shot on the rugged,
450-yard eighth fell short of
the green and he took his lone
bogie.
"You can say ] didn't have
to search the rough for many
of EN-" he said smilingly on
the 10th hole.
Understatements, nothing but
understatements.
Evening star., 1961-08-18
FORE
and
1T

The Prince Georges Marina
in Bladensburg is the scene of
a midsummer festival opening
today and continuing through
Sunday that will include dane
ing in the streets and a boat
show.
The festival is being spon-
sored by Consolidated Marine
Industries. Inc, which operates
the marina for the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion. 1t will be open until 9
o'clock tonight and from 8 to
9 pm. tomorrow and Sunday
At Z o'clock tonight there
will be a performance by the
majorettes of the College Park
Volunteer Fire Department,
who were 1860 national cham
pions. Street dancing is sched-
uled tomorrow and there will
be a band concert Sunday.
More than 40 boats from 16-
foot outboards to 26-foot
cruisers will be on display
There also will be a parade OF
models in swim suits and wear
ing mink stoles. One of the
stoles (without the modeD will
be given away at the festival.
Ia. = + y
Outboarders will race at CO.
lonial Beach, Va, tomorrow
afternoon while inboarders
compete at Stoney Creek. Md.
The Colonial Beach Regatta
is sponsored by the Chamber
of Commerce and will be over
three laps of a mile and two
thirds course in Monroe Bay.
Glasses win include A B. C
and D stock hydros, AU, BU,
Gu and DU runabouts and
36s. -COVELL.
Evening star., 1961-08-18
THE LOG BOOK

CAPE ST. MARY'S YACHT CLUB
Second cruise of the season tomorrow
with visit to White Sands Yacht Club
for Hawaiian feast.
NATIONAL YACHT CLUB-Next to
the last races in summer sailing series
at l pm. Sunday off Hains Point.
POTOMAC VALLEY BOATING CLUB
Cruise Sunday from North Beach 20
Willows Beach.
of summer series of races Sunday:
rendezvous for cruising class tomorrow
and Sunday in Round Bay.
Evening star., 1961-08-18

on the seventh he missed a
our-footer for a birdie.
Harvey holed a 10-foot birdie
putt on the first hole, pared
the short fourth, and dropped
an S-footer on the fifth. He
pared the next two, and then
bogied eight and nine when he
was in the trees on eight, and
nine when his second shot
backed off.
Went Over on 11th
Harvey birdied the 10th to
go two under, but three-putted
IL. He three-putted again on
the 18th, but holed an eight
footer for a birdie three on the
18th to go one under again.
Jimmy Clark, assistant pro
at Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, had five brides in a
two-over par 70. Frank Tenney
of White Flint had 70. Claude
Wild, the new Middle Atlantic
Amateur champion, looked at
George Bayer's potent drives
all day and shot a IA, as did
Dick Whetzle, assistant at
Woodhole in Baltimore, and
Bill Collins, at touring pro from
Baltimore.
Several of the Mid-Atlantie
scores were on the disappoint-
ing side. Clarence Doser of
Shady Grove didn't drop a putt
and had 76, while the present
and immediate past Maryland
Open champions, Melvin Rowe
of Burning Tree and Lloyd
Kelley of Manor, both had IT'S
Kelley started with a double
bogey on each nine. Carl Lohrer
surprised with an 81.
-WHTTTLESEY.
Evening star., 1961-08-18
Horvey's 50 Sets Pace
For Mid-AtIontic Pros

Bill Casper, first-round leader
in the Carling Open, was run
ming his eyes over the score
board while being interviewed
on the press porch late yester-
day when he suddenly blurted
out Look at that guys start.
How about that?"
He was referring to the five
consecutive threes on the first
five holes by Sam Harvey, jr.,
26-year-old Montgomery Blair
High graduate, the teaching
pro at Shady Grove at the
Motel Washingtonian.
Bassler, Beman at II
Harvey is the surprise leader
Of the Middle Atlantic delega-
ton with his 33-36-69, one
under par. There is a $l,500-
added purse for the Mid
Atlantic pros.
the second. dropped a seven
footer on the third, pared
Charley BasSler, the host pro,
and Deane Beman were next
with lis, Bassler was off to a
shaky start with bogeys on the
first two holes, but his back
nine Of IS was one of the best
of the day on the par SO re-
turn trip.
This is Harvey's first big
tournament. He intends to
play the entire winter circuit,
starting in Florida in December.
Sam, born and raised around
Washington. and whose father
was a member of several local
clubs, was thankful for the
great start, but he said later
that it could have been seven
straight threes. His birdie bid
on the sixth had a chance, and
Evening star., 1961-08-18
Ryder Cuppers
Honor Oliver

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 18
(AP).-"It's a great honor
Naturally, I'm hoping to CO."
said cancer-Stricken Porky Oil
yer from his hospital bed after
learning he had been appointed
honorary captain of the 1861
Ryder Cup team that will play
in England in October.
Oliver received the news yes
terday in a letter from Lou
Strong, president of the Profess
Sional Golfers Association.