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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02

ISOLATION. dlenmont CMd.) Elementary
School, Georgia avenue and Mason
citizens Association Of Takoma, Ia
koma Elementary School Library,
Dahlia street and Piney Branch road
NV.
TUESDAY
WOodridge Civic Association, Taft
Junior High School, Eighteenth and
Perry streets NE.
North Cleveland Park Citizens As
ISOLATION, Hearst School, Thirty-sey-
enth and Tilden streets NV.
BrightwOod-ManOr Park Citizens As
ISOLATION, Paul Junior High School,
Eighth and QRlethorpe streets NV.
Palisades Citizens Association, PAIL
sades Field House, sherrier and Ed
munds place NV.
WEDNESDAY
Benning Ridge Civic Association,
Davis school. II and Forty-fourth
North Michigan Park Civic Associ.
alton. Michigan Park Christian Church,
Taylor and South Dakota avenue NE.
StoneybrOok Citizens Association
Stoneybrook Civic Center, Harvard
street. Wheaton, S:l5 pm.
THURSDAY
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Assoc
citation, Cleveland Park Library, Com
neSiieut avenue and Macomb street
Northeast Council Of Citizens As.
sociatlons, Twelfth Precinct Station,
seyenteenth street and Rhode Island
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Security Study Grants
Offered by Ohio Stote

devote full time to research and
writing in fields related to ma
tional security" the committee
said.
Students in the sciences, So
cial sciences and humanities
are eligible, and preference will
be given to American citizens.
The deadline for entering is
February Is.
The Washington Society of
Arts and Letters will hold a
drama competition in March
to find a winner for a $3.50
scholarship in speech and dra-
ma.
Enrolled college students
with a "B" average whose legal
residence is in the Metropoli-
tan Area are eligible, the group
said. Applications may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Charles p.
Cabell. of 2506 Fort Scott drive,
Arlington.
\ y
Bill Becker, a junior at Dart
mouth and a graduate of st.
Adams here. has been elected
president of the Students for
Rockefeller committee at Dart
mouth. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph E. Becker, 29l6
Thirty-second street NV
y
Three Gallaudet College staff
members - Eleanor Tibbetts,
Penelope Phelps and Glenn
Stroud-will attend the annual
meeting Of the Middle States
Association of Collegiate Reg
istrars and Officers of Admis-
sion in Atlantic City December
z and 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02

TOMORROW
Instrumentation Society Of Americs
IS pm. meeting, Black Saddle Res
taurant. zoe Eighteenth st. NV. Din.
ner, p.m.-$4. Frank N. Scelzi anc
G. Brockner, Sperry Rand Corp, viii
discuss THE Advanced Range Instru-
mentation Ships Program." Public
invited.
Institute Of EnvirOnmental Sciences
npa;ao Pm. meeting; corcoran Hall,
verSity, Twenty-first and @ SITS. NV
Dr.. Henry Z. Frankel, Goddard Space
Flight Center. will discuss Properties
washington Sanitation Conference
1915 pm. luncheon meeting, Napoli
Restaurant, 919 Sheridan street NV
Richard s. Green, United States Public
Health Service, will discuss Mon
itoring Equipment for Water Quality
Institute Of Mining. MetaIIursieal
and Petroleum Engineers-6 pm. din.
ner meeting. 1901 Connecticut avenue
NV. Cocktails, 5:45 pm. Lloyd Elkins
will discuss whittier Now?"
WEDNESDAY
Society Of Experimental Stress An
alysis-s pm. meeting, Materials
Testing Conference room, National
Bur Bureau Of stSndsEds Dinner pm
braska avenues NV. DR.. A. E. seigel
Naval Ordnance Laboratory, will talk
on The Use Of Gun-like Devices to
Obtain Aerodynamic Characteristics OF
High Speed Models in the Laboratory.
Illuminating Engineering sOcIety-s
pm. meeting, PEPCo Building. Tenth
and Z streets NV. Dinner, $50 pm.
cy Ellis Restaurant. Kirk Reid. Cen
srsl ELECTRIC Co, will discuss New
school Lighting Standards" Public
Institute Of EnvironmentaI Sciences
--S pm. meeting, National Housing
Center: 1919 I street NV. JACK
discuss Simple Approaches TO Expert
sOs s AND yO Sa1S A MsiSsass%enss nG
Marine Engineers-s pm. meeting
David TAYLOR Model Basin, carderock,
Md. A paper on The Maneuvering
and Seakeeping Facilities at the David
Taylor Model Basin" will be presented
b. Fred Brownell.
Washington Society Of Englneers--
s pm. meeting, John Wesley Powell
auditorium: Cosmos Club. Carroll T..
Morgan, Chesapeake a. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. will discuss The Story OF
FRIDAY
Research and EngineerinE Round
Institution auditorium, Three speak
ers will discuss the "Role Of the Gov
eminent Laboratory" Pubic invited
SATURDAY
Philosophical Society Of Washlngton
$40 pm. meeting, John Wesley
Powell auditorium, 2170 Florida ave-
nue. NV Qeoffrey Keller, National
Science Foundation, will discuss "Astro-
nomical Telescopes OF the Future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02

When their youngsters
grades begin falling in school,
many parents think about hir-
ing an outside tutor. Is 1t wise?
The problem is bothering this
parent:
Dear DR.. Mason;
Our son is having trouble
with intermediate algebra in
his 18th grade class. He had
difficulties in each of his first
two semesters of algebra in the
ninth grade, but finally made
good grades with the help of a
tutor.
Would you advise hiring a
tutor again?
B. s., Oakland, Calf.
Tutors help students pass
courses but sometimes they
leave them weaker rather than
stronger as students. They help
solve the immediate problem of
passing the course, but too
often this consists of help in
solving specific problems and
examining for tests.
If his tutor in ninth grade
algebra Strengthened out his
learning procedures your son
certaily would not be in trouble
again in the same subject!
Try to choose a tutor this
time who can help him learn
how to study mathematics.
\ y
Dear DR.. Mason:
Our daughter is engaged to a
man (25) who quit school after
only two years of high school.
She is a junior at college. How
can we help him? Where would
we start to close the gap?
b. j., Marshall, Mich.
Successful marriages are not
easily achieved with such a diff
ference in education. I suggest
that the young man enter a
junior college. complete high
school and make plans for clos
ing the educational gap be-
tween him and your daughter
before they marry.
A college counselor will be
glad to help him plan such a
program.
Adults can complete high
school graduation requirements
in less time by taking courses
at the college level. These
courses also form an excellent
foundation for additional COL
lege work.
Dear DR.. Mason:
Our junior high school
daughter started school this
year with great enthusiasm.
Now she seems to be losing in
terest. She spends little time at
homework. We ask her what
she is supposed to be doing, but
get evasive answers.
What can we as parents do
to reawaken her interest?
A. C.,Waverly, Ohio
Many students appear to lose
interest In school at this time
of year. Some are accused of be-
ing lazy. In working with such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02
COLLEGE NEWS

Fellowships to encourage
graduate and post graduate
study in national security are
being offered by the Ohio State
University Mershon Committee
on Education in National Sc
curity.
Graduate fellows, with $4,000
grants, must devote their en-
tire time" to graduate study
during the 1884 academic
year. the committee said. They
will attend the National Sc
curity Seminar and register for
courses in their major field OF
interest.
PoStdoctoral fellows, with
$500 grants, ARE expected to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY


BEAUTIFUL 1-acre lot bounded by
Little stoney Greek and @; W.
Natl. Forest. Nice spring and big
timber. VIII trade for Volkswagen.
461-910s.
BUILD YOUR HOME in scenic Blue
Ridge Mountains on Appalachian
Trail. Only Ia hr. drive from
Wash. 5 to is wooded acres
available with black top road
frontage in area Of estates. Price
$3.50 to $1,000 per acre. Call
OWNER. g66-3647.
FRONT ROYAL, wa winter
special. New cinder block cabin
with fireplace on Ia wooded
acres, at reduced price OF 81 800.
7O3-437-1l63, Herndon, Va.
MOUNTAIN HIDEAWAY Of about
acres. in deep woods. with tower
Ing oaks, Astounding with deer and
quail Magnificent views across the
Shenandoah Valley, unsurpassed
anywhere in the world. Walking
distance from lake for bathing and
fishing. 3 mi. from access location
on Shenandoah River. $3.50. IS full
price. with s3s.s5 down. balance
monthlv.
SKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN VIRGINIA
(Rte. SIS. 5 Mi. Before Front Royal
WOODED LOTS. water, view, mr..
Winchester, will erect 2-bedrm.
cabins, $500 dnn S47.7s mo. 671-
100 A.-Buck deer guaranteed with
the purchase OF this real true
mountain farm on top Of Catoctin
Mt. 7-rm. white clapboard house.
bath. mod kit. 8 fiIepls.. 4
Splendid 4Ox7O barn. silo. 4-rm.
glazed tile house, "a bath. ideal
Tor couple, u mi, road frontage,
| mi to hard surface I'd. $4,000.
Terms. $4,000 cash.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
PooLEsvILLE, MD.
WI. s-p223 or 30i-DI. e-3262
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

INDIVIDUAL WILL BUY End trust
on virginia apt house. up 10 $780,
900. BOX 1000. Star
WISH TO BUY End Trust Notes.
p. g. ma. or Va" brick, O. frame.
TON 10 $4,000, daily go,
end TRUST NOTES wANTED-Top
prices paid. Immed. service. Mr..
JEFFERYs, MA. s-03b2
end TRUST - PAY UP 10 sOrs
MONEY SAME DAY. G.. ~. PAT
TEN. 347.tbiB, CT. s-7743.
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SCIENCE
ENGINEERING
CALENDAR

= This Information Is sup
piled By the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the
District Of Columbia Council
on Engineering and Archi-
tecturdl Societies and the
Washington Academy OF Sci
enceS.) -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

APT. BLDGs.. ID. c. and Nd. ST.
100000 cash available. Syndicate
ready now. r. L. SMITH. Realtor,
GA. 4-7711. 10. 5-6592.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
POTENTIAL Industrial properties
wanted. Mr.. coAKLEY. ~. s.
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Warehouse

$4,000 50. #. uitramodern ware
S sS f. iflcond ot ffiSsHn At n
ave. and Bladensburg I'd. area,
20-ft ceiling height, Pa. RR,
siding. 10 bays with electrical
overhead doors. lockers, tiled
baths, garage repair facilities In
Guiding hydraulic lift, etc. Call
RE. 7-353l, WO. 6-3125.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CENTRAL FLA, - Indian Lake
Estates exclusive. country club
sGsSysoPnsnt On ap 70 81 m sprl sSd
Box A1 ToW YER 0I Have debt free hae
choice adloining h-acre lots,
Good elevation on Park ave. lead
ms into beach with 1000 II.
pier. Similar lots list far over
400 Goo ca I,,nd development pm It, a ha,
Courses G2aSSV rIdiSa OI Tsnse eve etc. 0 VIII
siye entire / lot Tor loan with
Interest OF $1,000, or sell outright
both lots for $4,000 cash. Re
3740 t30c eAll or write Rte, l.,
Boy 29b-C, Edgewater, Nd, for
INDIAN LAKE ESTATES = LaTge
Phone EN-. 3-556i after 5 pm.
"MOTELS IN FLORIDA"
We now have very nice selection
OF large and small well located
motels In Florida, priced TO sell,
NAN R fSaiiI5s h RE. s.fieoF' iAD'
N. MIAMI AREA-a.bedrm.. Ia
bath CHS homo. Small commu-
nifty. Lot s0xi 80 wloranges, High
grounu, Nrhy, thofouEnfnrc az
fords Minis, travel 70 anywhere
Wonderful loo. for work or retire.
ment Des trade on Glover Pr
Georgetown area home. Box $50
q. Star,
POMPANo BEACH = Motel. 20
large effie., q l-bedrm, apts., z
ACME REALTY Co, UN. 4-32fi.
SALE OR TRADE $4,000. 3-bedrm.
masonry house New, In South
Florida, Only owners need apply
Nj, b-bs0O, Waldorf Nd.
TRADa 3-bedroom carTibbean-style
home In Delray Beach, near golf
course, Minis. from beach for
equivalent value IN Va, cR. 3-2bis.
TRADE h-acre waterfront lot on
Anna Maria Key, mr., Sarasota In
area OF new 100000 10 $4,000
homes, on your home, farm or
lot, Phone 45i-s26S.
w. HOLLYWOOD, furnished. like
new, 2 bedrooms. ! bath, deslr-
able section, Beautiful lot. $1,000
81 800 down.
242i w, oulfstream Drive
MlRAMAR, W. HOLLYWOOD
WILL TRADE-Up or down one
beautiful half.acre lot in Indian
Lake Estates for nearby Prince
GEORGES property. UN. 4-227g.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAhEHUUSES run SHLE
New York and w. Va. AYES.
$4,000 So. IT,. CM-t. Air-cond. Of
fices and showrooms, r.r. siding,
3 loading docks, heavy floor loads.
Avail. for rental. Prompt oecu-
Sun. and ewes, OIL. 4-3057.
DREYFUSS BROS, INC.
1919 18th ST. NV. MA. s-05s0
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED END TRUST on Diet.
brick In best NV FORTY prompt
payments, balance Sj,632, good
discount. Box $3.50, star.
end TRUST 1000. payable $40
mo- So inter due. years. GOOD
makers, $4,000. J v, CALiANDRo
AND CO, AP, 7-5iDl, VIII. g.
32i7.
i5% DISC. on st,5eD Nd. end n.
N MH. kAJTi H 81 2 7iltSts
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Columbia Technical Institute
Stereotype Institute
MACHINE SHORTHAND

Ne NAToNs TOP RANKING MACHINE training
MI thooRAPH MACHINE nsvdsd Win sovrss s.Iss.d lmms
ioisly,
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10000 So. F

GEORGETOWN, LOADING DOCKS,
Fl FH & 8 Ra 4 O. S scBiHkLES oP9
FICES, NO TRAFFIC. CONGES-
TON. DIRECT ROUTES TO
DOWNTOWN, VA. AND MD. CALL
Mr.. SMITH. WO. 6-474O.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1925 H st. NV. Phone 29S-6OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02

$500 SO. FIT.
CLOSE IN DOWNTOWN
Perfect for wholesaler. covered
loading area, fenced. paved yard.
. cold food lockers. A. c. office.
Call Mr.. House.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg. DI, 7-S300
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IMvEsrMEEr PROP. WANT.

APARTMENT BUTLDTNGs-Ise. or
cipai. Mr.. GoDDARb. oil. G-f5s2.
HAVE QUICK SALE for "60s" apt.
R Daes ais also H6psoN HEAL SR Es
TATE CO.. UN. 4-15i5, UN. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02

ATTENTION ARCHITECTS, EN-
OINEERS, DOCTORS, LAWYERS,
ETC. Ideal brick building with 1
level. Perfect for professional use
and investment. Priced in low 1Os'
and may be purchased WITH
large LIST trust. Completely re-
decorated and rented as resi-
Dental at present. Excellent oot-
entail for future, Strategicdlly
located in the middle of q block
which nay be assembled in the
near future. For appt. to see. call
EVELYN @. KAPLAN q CO.. Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-02

8 APARTMENTS. Two 2.bedrm.
and three i-bedrm. Income. 81.
s es FTssiSiiI.d., T;nsn,S pay Sss
sEELYE, D1 7-s325.
100 TO 200 UNITS on MORE. II
want In on a GOOD deal. call today,
Also partner wanted with $500
600 70 invest. A. n. BbELYE,
D1. 7.s32b.
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GEORGETOWN

IEOfbIG lSWN
1905 Wisconsin ave. location
1900 "a. II. first floor plus half
basement, second floor optional,
owner plans complete renovation
INCLUDING ar eondition 1ibnss, Avail
Carl q. Rosinski Co.
Ma s-p2b4 VIII. 2-44e2
GEORGETOWN - Choice location,
facing post office. Ideal for in-
fants' wear. jewelry or SIT shop.
N By 90. Inquire at MEXICAN
RpOP, 3i0i " II. nv.
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NV. WASHINGTON

INV. w hDII1INN ION
MODERN. l.sToRY. BRIcK-ANp-
fNcLUpEs MEzzANiNE WITH
ss sTs So RA Ell az A si6iN oFF HSP
DOCK LOADING FOR 2 CARS,
FRONT TRUCK DOCK LOADING,
I5-FTI CEILING HEIGHT, G soS2ID
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors. Mortgage Bankers
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STORES FOR RENT
(coNTlNUED)

SILVER sPRING-Newly dec. air
cond. 20x70 II. store avail. in
center Of business district, Plenty
OF foot traffic. Adj. TO bank. Reas.
rent, for details call Mr.. Thomp-
son; ~; sIS 81 Eyes Eve, o. L:, 2osoO@'
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LISTINGS! |! /!

WE HAVE CLIENTS for older apis.
In D. G. area. Will repair. FLOYD
Z, DAVIS CO., REALTORS, 2011
x St. NV, Ma. S-0352. Ewes. JU.
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= UNITS. cash price $4,000, SELF
contained modern tile baths.
A. n, sEELYE, DI 7.s325.
13 UNITS plus janitor apt. Income
$ii,5b6 yr.A.e, loca. ib.OnO
down. A. n, sEELYE, d. 7-s32b.
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APARTMENT
KALORAMA AREA

l4-unit BLDG. fully rented.
Call Mr.. Morris
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. WO. B-OS35
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STORES FOR RENT

Attention fashion merchants
REGIONAL CENTER
Two completely remodeled store
units available adjacent 10 en-
s stons' loo q, @A'iF for SeDhiT nsesis.
millinery or costume jewelry.
5000 So. II. for women's or mems
wear.
Carl G. Rosinski Co.
Ma. s-9254 VIII 2-44e2
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ARLINGTON
DE LUXE APT.
BUILDINGS. S.

FOR INFORMATION, CALL
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. 9.l1O3 REALToR
DOWNTOWN. near 5th and @ NV.
5000 50. IT. to a Soft. alley.
zoned CA. Priced right. Call Mr..
Charles, ME. $4,000 or ewes.
EN-. 2-26ll brokers attention..
nnfnnNn cInEnE AnEA
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Il UNITS PLUS sToRE-You 81
nv S52 300 with - b'O0n cash
income, 100000 cash and finance
the balance
oFFfcT BUILDING. BETHESDA
Ions term lease 70 one tenant
Mr., Boeen, with LEOuM A. orr
Der, EN-, $4,000 Ewes, and Sun.
JU s.s7at.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SAFE
AL BAKEF

& Son Inc, Realty Brokers
Member Coop Listing Service
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BOATS.MARINE

35 JOHNSON long-shaft. excellent con-
dltlon. used very little. Best offer.
USED BOAT TRAILER for 2O-2I II,
cruiser. SlS5. CAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER. S236 Ga. ave. JU. 5-7773.
SALE OR CHARTER. new. custom. 40
IT. twin-engine tVicki Ann. Accom-
modateS 8, Deale. Nd, RE. 5-75l4
PICTURESQUE double-ended sailboat.
yr. old. l9'. 2O' draft, standing
lug rig. seaworthy. Excellent family
Annapolis. Nd ~ IOH OO''
CABIN CRUISER, 22-ft. Sleeps 2. Head
$500. 434-56Os. eN'
DIRECT FACTORY SALE! Clearance
OF l7-ft. cabin cruisers. Reg. 81 .295,
sSH, soT only ~ sg95, 95nd open s.n for sale SAT.
Mayo. Nd. Dial 3Ol-sW. s-3lss.
CENTURY loft. Resorter. IO5 Chry-
s!eE SET enSine. 1873; See llOol Viers
NH I'd. JU. 5-4563.
31.ET; 1855 Colonial sedan cruiser.
Ester loaded witS is extfas ssf aulet if'sats sse
Sl4.900; Owner on board At colonial
Beach, Va; Y. c., or call IA. 2-267S
after Monday.
2S-FT. STEELCRAFT, 9Ia-ft. beam.
steel hull 6ilge pump. elee, refriger-
and ali other extras. S2'79O. owner
Marina. caii 555-S466' 6" -'O
loft. DEADRIsE. bay built. EnEine
very, good cond.. $500. Can be seen
3Ol-ALpine 7-2l27.
I6-FT. CLASS SAILBOAT. Fiberglssed.
mahOg stained trim, canvas deck
S425. ia. 7-34OO.
lift. RUNABOUT, 4O-h.p. Mere.
trailer, all accessories. Good shape
5000. Call OIL. 6-I246 days. Mon
LIFT. FIBERGLAS BOAT. 60-h;p.
over payments. balance due $500.
RE. 5-5273.
1888 I?-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT cruiser.
twin 2Ou-h.p. water cooled engtnes'
many extras; Beat is ready TO go;
Mayo, Nd. UNIVERSITY 7-667l.
sac. due to health. Make offer. Docked
Alton Phipps, Deale. Nd, or call
CAMP, 81 DAY-Boats, slips, launch
ing Dunes; beautiful VII beach hnp shSds.
TANK MARINA. Madison. Nd.
DORsETT 2O-ft, cabin, 70-h.p. out
q - extras. s4.62Si. 277!siss. IO-u'
GLAsPAR BOATS, now at winter
prices, i models to choose from. For
immediate delivery. CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER, 1896 Ga. ave, JU.
5-T773.
CHARTERBOAT, "HoganS Goat" cap.
81. Annapolis, Nd. Inform, and rates,
call WA. 7-4l92 or VIII. o-3o62.
MFG NODDED FIBERGLAS runabouts
prices. CAP'N STAINS BOAT CEN
TER. 1926 Georgia ave, Ju. 5-7773.
TRAILER HITCHES-custom made for
most American cars over 800 bitches
in stock, CAPN STAINS BOAT CEN
TER, S236 Georgia ave. JU. 5-77T3.
1861 lift. MFG. brand-nev. Front
ana rear seats. windshield, steering,
lights, Clearance. S954. cAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER. S236 Georgia ave.
lift. PLYwOoD BOAT. 30-h.p. mo-
tor. steering and controls in front
Elgin trailer. $3.50. NO. 7-126l.
JOHNSON MOTOR, 4O-h.p. elec., 1860.
Ike new. S325 or best offer. 256-
MOTOR. inboard. Cheap. 81 Teduc-
ton gear. Call after 4 pm, 427-
.1-FT. sTYLECRAFT cabin cruiser.
l60-h n MANY extras, Must sell at
eiye-away price. 773-0435.
1860 TROJAN sedan cruiser, Is5-h.p.
inooard. Four berths. $3.50. 234-
S907.
GLASSPAR 81 G-3, 4O-h.p. Mercury.
fully equipped. Reasonable. EM. >
Evening star., 1962-08-31

ing 266 pounds. was brought
into Ocean City Thursday by
Capt. Lou Parsons on Witchfin.
Fishing is reported good off
shore for dolphin, along with
a few blues, bonito and alba
core. There are quite a few
small blues inside the inlet and
some good-Sized founders.
Small trout are running heavily
just off the beach.
Fishing Improved
Fishing is reported to have
improved out Of Indian River
Inlet with good catches of
snapper blues six to seven miles
offshore and bonito, dolphin
and albacore around the P
buoy. Sea bass fishing is fair
and porgy catches poor. A few
founder and quite a few king
fish are in the bay.
Off Lewes, trolling is reported
best for albacore weighing 6
to 8 pounds, then Dolphin, bo-
nito and small blues. Some
boats are venturing 100 miles
off shore to seek marlin or
small tuna. Sea bass are nu-
merous but small on the Old
Grounds while some porgies
are being caught. Founder
fishing is poor but some trout
are moving down Delaware
Bay. -COVELL.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Champions to Resume
Canoe Rivalry Sunday

A duel between the veteran
canoeist, Frank Havens, newly
crowned North American single
blades champion, and an arch
rival, Roger Van De Meuele-
borecke, national champion,
will highlight the Presidents S
Cup canoe races Sunday on the
Potomac.
Van De Meueleborecke, rep
resenting Potomac Boat Club,
defeated Havens for the ma
tional title on the Potomac in
July. 1t was the second straight
time he had beaten him.
Then in the recent North
American championships on
Lake Sebago at Bear Mountain,
N. Y, Havens and his opponent
finished in what the judges
called a dead heat. A match
race was put on and Havens
won.
Other North American cham
pions expected here Sunday in
clude the Inwood Canoe Clubs
kayak four and tandem kayak
team from New York City.
Besides entries from InWood
and Yonkers Canoe Club of
Yonkers, N. Y, Baltimore Canoe
Evening star., 1962-08-31

spot captains are going to
Sharp'S Island at night.
Deale reports small blues
biting off Franklin Manor and
some panSized rock fish have
been taken there cumming
with clans. Tilghman Island
boats are fishing the mouth of
the Choptank and the chan
mel between Cooks Point and
Black Walnut Point for rock
and blues.
Biting in Eastern Bay
Over in Eastern Bay fairly
good trolling for small rock and
blues is reported from the
mouth of the bay to Claiborne
Sometimes the fish are break
ing but much of it is blind
trolling. Large perch also are
biting on bloodworms and peel
er crab.
Above the Bay Bridge there
has been a lull after some good
catches of big rockfish casting
chunks of peeler crab in shall
low water on the Belvedere
Shoals. Capt. T. Weldon Joiner
of Rock Hall reports bringing
in 19 that weighed from 8 to
% pounds. There are lots Of
rock and a few
perch.
Over on the seacoast, storm
Alma disrupted the fishing off
Wachapreague and Chinco-
.eague. Va. but then veered
)ff to have little affect on
Ocean City.
Small Trout Caught
One marlin was brought into |
Nachapreague in the last week. |
Founder fishing is off slightly |
out kingfish and small sea
trout are biting along the bars
Just outside the inlet. Bigger
trout are inside and one weigh
ing 4 pounds, 2 ounces was
caught the other day.
Chincoteague reports quite a
few bonito and albacore off
shore and a scattering Of good
sized trout in the channels in
side the inlet. Most weigh a
pound but some go up to 8 or
4. Founder fishing is poor.
Another blue marlin, weigh