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l55 certificates were issued and
$40 cancelled. Cancellations
in the main consisted Of trans
fer Of boats from one owner
to another"
After the sweep by the Sails
bury Power Squadron In last
week ends navigator contests
during the District 5 rendezvous
of the United States Power
Squadrons, the Potomac River
unit is looking forward to two
closing events.
One win be Q last chance
rendezvous and nayigators'
contest August 10 at Castle
Marina on the Chester River
and the other q predicted log
contest September 2 at the
same place.
In the District 5 events, the
Salisbury team won with the
Potomac River boats second
Bob Hill with his Barbell, repre-
|senting the Salisbury squadron,
also won the individual day
and individual night contests.
In the former, c. Leland Par
son Of Potomac River was third
with Blue Jay. while in the
might competition, Ed Maxim Of
Potomac River was third with
Sinbad.
49,
The Blue Ridge Voyageurs,
whose secretary Is Louis j. Ma
tacia Of Arlington. are making
q 26-mile canoe cruise Of the
Potomac River from Sandy
Hook to Whites Ferry this
week end.
Also scheduled for this week
end is q cruise Of the Shen-
andoah from Route so to Route
Z and . camping trip to Shen-
andoah National Park.
Other events on the balance
of the summer schedule, Just
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both tomorrow and Sunday ana
besides the AS, there win be
classes for 4s. 145. $50. $50 and
266 cubic-inch hydroplanes and
ski racing runabouts.
Meanwhile, outboarders viii
be racing Sunday on St.
Georges Greek at Piney Point.
Md. First heat for A stock
hydros will be at II am, after
which there will be racing for
C. B and d stock hydroplanes,
.AU. Gu and BU runabouts. A.
B and c racing hydros and c
racing runabout.-CoVEIL. :
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finding blues off the radar sta
ton and nets ct Breezy Point.
Catches range up to so.
From Tilghman island comes
an odd story Of several big
hardhead being caught trolling.
An accompanying boat that
had peelers aboard went. to
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announced. include q trip next
week end through the Paw Paw
Bends from Paw Paw to Little
Orleans and q cruise August 26
from Harpers Ferry to Bruins
wick.
- -
The Chester River at Ches-
tertown, Md. viii be the scene
of .powerboat races this week
end, including national cham
pionships in the A cubic-inch
hydroplane class.
Races viii start at / pm.
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FISHING
Wont to Cotch a TigerShork?
They're Biting in Mouth of Boy
By CHARLES covELL
Ouidnnr Editnr


'ssA cobia weighing IS pounds
- ounces Is the catch Of the
week in Chesapeake Bay wa
Gters, but that's Q minnow COM
pared to what's biting.
In the mouth of the bay, off
Cape Charles. you also can
catch tiger sharks. Two were
brought in. this week and frus-
itrated Lee Luczak, weiehmaster
in the Virginia salt water
sports fishing tournament, be-
lcause his scales only register
200 pounds. Shark Is one Of
sfhe species for which citations
are awarded.
ii, The big cobia, although
many pounds shy Of the world
record fish, o 102-pounder, tops
by 8 ounces the leading entry
IN the tournament. Further
? more, It was taken, Of all
things, by an outboarder.
Caught on Cabbage Patch
>, William Simonds Of Troy,
: NY, trailered his own cupboard
: to Cape Charles and went out
fishing with q friend, H. A.
|, Ewell. Travelling to the Cab
bage Patch. northwest Of the
Kiptopeke Ferry Terminal, they
anchored next 70. Capt. Walter
Parks, who with Luczak's Ara
lee also was fishing for cobia.
Hardly had Simonds' anchor
gone overheard than the big
cobia struck the m enhaden
bait, Parks relates. The Aralee
came In with five cobia, none
of which weighed IS pounds,
the minimum required for o.
citation.
:, August Is the month for
sharks and Parks also report
ed plenty around. The two
ssharks. identified as tigers by
.Luczak, were boated by Hans
Furman, assistant postmaster
sef Portsmouth, Va, and Ray
bollar, also from Portsmouth.
Tiger sharks are big and dan
seerous, although so m ewh q Il
nuggish bottom feeders.
q Spot and Trout Plentiful
For those content with lesser
game. lots Of spot, trout, floun-
scr and kingfish are said to be
biting In the channel Just off
Cape Charles. One party caught
II in an hour and IS minutes.
N'' Up ct Wachapreague, Va,
founder fishing still Is excel
ilent. Most boats over last week
and were bringing in from col
to l25 and they were Of good
ssize. Kingfish also are plenti-
full for those who want to fish
The bars while offshore dolphin
are biting and quite q few mar
lin are being raised. Blues are
about gone but some bonito are
still around. Very few tarpon
seem to be in the bays.
Chincoteague reports poor
fishing for the last week. There
are lots Of sea bass on the off
shore wrecks but they are run
ming small as are porgies. Some
bonito are being caught along
with small dolphin. A few trout
and founders and large num-
bers Of very small blues can
be taken inside the inlet. Only
one marlin had been boated.
Marlin Scattered
Just as the Ocean City Light
Tackle Clubs Derby started.
marlin fishing off Ocean City
fell off,, The fish are scattered
and many boats have been
trolling for small blues or dol
phin. |
Most sensational fishing
seems to be for trout. There's
been an early run perhaps 200
yards off the beach and Capt.
Harry Bunting with his Star
has been bringing in from 500
to more than 800 per day. The
trout are small, from half to
three-quarters Of q pound. but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
BOWLING
Amy Scheidt
Gains Slim Lead
By ROD THOMAS

Amy Scheidt and Marguerite Unces the top
tenpnne right where they belonged today following
first round Of the invitation singles by the Metro
poitan Washington Bowling Propretors Association.
Mrs Schedt shot 797 for four games to lead and Miss
Unces defending champion 7ol for second nght An
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VIRGINIA
FREDERICKSBURG
tLlTTLE TIRE co.
24l5 Princess Anne 81.
ES. 3-.ll4l :
FRONT ROYAL X
kBoARp TIRE 8 BATTERY :
6l5 N. Royal Ave. . .
NE. 5-277o
HARRISONBURG
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DOUGLAS PEARcE, INC. ;
50 S. Mason St. 434-232i
TRIANGLE
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Fuller Heights Rd. TR. 5-64oo
WINCHESTER
&B. =. GOODRICH STORE
l28 S. loudon St.
MO. 2-o3Sl =
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"a w. Hart St. MO. 2-253t
WEST VIRGINIA :
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Choflesto~n 81
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THE. LOG BOOK

CHESAPEAKE YACHF CLUBLcIub
dance tomorrow might.
SELBY BAY YACHT iCLUB-Cruise
to. Castle Marina on. Chester River.
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RENTALS

SailbOatS-PoWerbOatS
IS q. throush 2e. IT,. runsbouts Is y
os a rsn e. srs oS as az 81 snd S 30
ANNAPOLIS BOAT RENTAL
Boz 1863 Annapolis, Nd.
301-Co. 7.72O6 49,
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MARYLAND
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

FARMLAND TExAco
TOO Marlboro Pike
RE. $3.50
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VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
HUNTER MOTORS
Sol Nj. Vernon Ave.
TIE. 6-27oo
ANNANDALE
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1920 Little River Turnpike
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$500 No. Foirfox Drive
IA. 5-6fs2
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202 West Main St.
OR. 3-e7o7
LARRY'S CIRCLE TExAco =.
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
CALVERT AUTO SUPPLY
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co. $4,000
CITY TIRE SERVICE co.
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De. 2-2l37 @
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1900 sBlodensburo Rd. me.
529-44S8
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443 Eye St. NV. RE. 7-5525
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col New York Ave. NV.
NE. s-6ol5
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$40 Florida Ave. NE.
Il. 6-265l
kB. 2. GOODRICH STORE
23l6 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
IA. $500
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GIT n St. NE. Il. 7-23ol
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1881 Penn. Ave. Sc,
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VIRGINIA

kALExANDRIA TIRE SERVICE
l64o King Street OV. 3-o523
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155 certificates were issued and
$40 cancelled. Cancellations
in the main consisted Of trans
fer Of boats from one owner
to another"
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Route Dol at Rte. 5
ST. Abb a
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-08
Practice Will Start
For Junior CagerS

Tom Kuhn will serve as coach
Of the junior varsity basketball
team of Southern High school
again this year after a very sue
cessful 1862 season. All boys in
grades 10, II, and II who are in
terested in playing either junior
varsity or varsity basketball, should
report for practice on November
IS. All boys turning out for basket
ball will practice together for a
week and then be divided into
two squads, J. VS. and varsity
this season.
Wayne johnson viii coach the
junior high team again this year
after good season last year. Prac-
tice for the Junior high will be
gin later
Returning from last years junior
high team viii he Mike Friend.
Larry Idcn, Carl Schoonovcr, Jerry
Shjllingbrg, and Rob Sharps.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-08

CASSELMAN MOTOR CON-
pANY has trunkfuI of value
for you trade now for
good, clean used car recondi-
toned the OK way look
over the new CHEVY trucks
now on display!
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JENNINGS

Mrs. Joseph Resi- called on Mrs.
Richard Yommer Thursday after
noon.
Darrell Bethel, who is employed
in Washington, spent the weekend
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack burst and
children, Mrs. Sylvan Warwick and
children, Grantsville, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Handwerk, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Wilburn, of New
York, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Mckenzie
Mr.. and Mrs. William SWauger,
Rice's Landing, Pa, and Mrs.
Joseph Resi-, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James SWauger and family at Elk
ms, w. Va, Saturday.
Howard Kesh, Akron, O., visited
friends and relatives here over
the weekend
Mrs. Alice Resi-. Freda and Billy,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Danny Resi-,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yommer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark burst, over
the weekend
Raymond Wilt, Confluence, Pa.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Wilt, recently.
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DEER PARK

a birthday party was given in
honor of Corann Clatterbuck by
Mrs. E. c. Clatterbuck and Sharon
King. Attending were Maxine Shat
fer and children, Elsie Sweitzer,
Louise King and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs E. c. Clatterbuck, Deb
bic and Buckley Clatterbuck and
the honored guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude King and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
O'Brien at North Glade on Sun
day
4 party was given on Saturday
evening at the Episcopal Parish
house in honor of Robert Thrasher,
son of Mr. and Mrs Harrison
Thrasher. Robert has enlisted in
the air force and expects to leave
on Thursday for basic training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashby. of
Terra Alta, visited their son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Will
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er and daughters were Saturday
evening supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Colbert Diehl and family, of
Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bucket and
Mrs. Herbert Bucket attended the
funeral of Ralph Wiley in Frost
burg, Saturday afternoon
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Glotfelty and family
we're Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Glotfelty
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Buckle. John Mott, Coates
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BITTINGER

rhe Bittinger Homemakers club
met recently in the Community
building Nine members and one
guest were present. Mrs. Robert
GlOtfelty presented the topic, Shar-
ing " = ( at Home. Mrs. Bruce
Brenneman was hostess. Refresh.
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hershberg-
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liam Clatterbuck, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McNemar.
of Piedmont, w. Va, visited Mrs.
Stella McNemar, who remains i'll
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eston
Nazelrod
The WSCS met on Thursday at
the church. Mrs. Mabel Thinner
man was devotional leader. The
topic used was suggestive of
Thanksgiving. Eighteen members
and guests were present.
Church services will be held at
the Methodist church on Novem-
Der II, at IL a. m.
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vile, was an afternoon visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Miller and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Brenneman. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Orendorf Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bucket,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Bethel and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Hershberger and children we're
Sunday dinner guests at the Law
renee Brenneman home.
Guests on Sunday of the Jonas
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Beachys were Mrs. William Rally,
Rawlings; Mrs. Howard Messick
and Rita, Cumberland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Beachy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gary lookout and children, Oak
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Nile Lichliter
and family, Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brenneman
and family we're Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Viloa Miller, Grants
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bethel Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bucket,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-08

Senator Goldwater warned au-
ministration against giving a 'iillh
pledge" never to invade Cuba.
Cancer appeared to be on the III
crease in Iraq,
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Sunday evening. -,
Mrs. Harry Brenneman ana III
dren were weekend guests OIL NJ NJ
Sarah Brenneman and Mr.. ana WI D
John Legear.
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953 OLDSMOBILE 90, 4-door:
power steering and brakes, $50.
VIII. 6-0322 after 6 pm.
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.Luwyer Guilty
.Of Violating D. c,
Buby Broker Act

abraham Dobkin, 40, q
washington lawyer, was con-
Yicted by Judge Mildred Reeves
In Municipal Court Friday night
OF violating the Districts baby
broker act by arranging the
adoption OF a local woman's
baby by a New York couple.
1.-THE trial was held at 5
o'clock that night in difference
II previous commitments by
Attorney James j. Laughlin,
who represented Mr.. Dobkin.
I'm his testimony, Mr.. Dobkin,
who lives at 1897 Connecticut
avenue, said he acted only in
his capacity as a lawyer in ad-
yising the New York couple on
the adoption procedures.
lJudge Reeves Judged him
guilty OF violating the District
regulation against aiding the
placement OF a child IN a fam
ilS home by other than close
relatives or guardians and child
placement agencies. She said
sentencing would be on Thurs
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-16
III. S. Sentry Kills
GI Near Seoul,
Wounds Another

SEOUL, Korea, Dec. Is (AP)
IA United States Army sentry
shot and fatally wounded a 20
year-old American soldier who
failed to heed his challenge,
the United States 9th Army
announced today. Another sol-
der was slightly wounded.
An Army spokesman said
Pvt. Larry G. Van Hoose. Of the
7th Infantry Division was killed.
The Army said the incident
occurred on December IL at
Camp Kaiser, Is miles north
of Seoul, where the sentry was
on duty. Neither the sentry
nor the wounded soldier was
identified.
The Army said military po-
lice reported Pvt. Van Hoose
approached the sentry. hold
ing a broken bottle in his hand.
After being challenged he con-
tinued to make threatening"
advances. Both men fled after
the sentry fired a warning shot
into the ground. .fI
Jas the pair fled. the sentry
challenged them again and
when they failed 10 halt. tired.
Pvt. Van Hoose was hit in the
back" the Army said.
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Strong Words
On Tombstone
Banned byChurch

LONDON, Dec. is (AP).-A
75-year-old widow was ordered
by a Church of England court
today to remove the words
Forever in My Thoughts"
from her husbands tombstone.
Crying gently, Mrs. Dorothy
Maude Wilkinson said:
II thought the inscription
suitable. My husband meant
everything to me. The words
Forever in My Thoughts are
quite true. I can't afford to
remove it, as I have only got q
pension coming in"
The vicar of st. Mary's
Church in suburban Ealing, the
Rev. D. S. Richardson, told the
court, I'm these days of pagani-
cation Of burial, it is necessary
for the church to take a strong
Christian line. We believe that
strong expressions of affection
or grief are inappropriate"
The Church court ordered
the words removed from the
stone in the churchyard within
three months or the church
would remove them and bilf
Mrs. wilkinson.