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DYNAMICS
ENGINEERING

BIS. or Ms. In engineerinE.
physics or math with two or
more years Of experience and
familiarity with the applicA-
ton Of analog and digital
eomputer technlaues for OPEN
ings in the following areas
STABILITY AND CONTROL:
to conduct theoretical studies
on the control OF dynamics Of
large space boosters and space
vehicles. To determine sta
Of space boosters In the pres
enee Of propellant Sloshine,
elastic bending modes, and
tics. Must be familiar with
analysis and synthesis tech
niaues for establishing and
parameters. BACKGROUND in
theoretical dvnamicS Is re-
euired to simulate control sys-
dynamic behavior Of space
boosters.
STRUCTURAL DYEAMICS: 10
determine response to an elias
tic space vehicle to transient
loadings such as atmospheric
turbulence. engine ignition.
vehicle staging. Openings also
exist IN establishing vibration
environment based upon test
or empirical data for evalua-
ton Of components and sys-
tens and fer monitoring
tests Of complete or scaled
dynamic models OF space We
hicles, including layout Of test
plan, Instrumentation require
ments, sealing factors. etc.
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5-day week. 8 TO 4.so. dood sal:
airy ana meals. 261 Constitution
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CASHIER
fcoNTINUEDI

6-day week, meals
ana uniforms, paid holidays, va
cation and sick leave, excellent
WORKING conditions. Phone 5AS-
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RELP MEN

GENERAL FOREMAN. corrugated
for . veil qualified man 70 grew
with . major eorrugated box pre-
Queer. Large Western Narth Car
DINA box plant less than 10
years old, needs q general fere-
man with at least 5 to 10 years
experiences In the box business.
High school education Is essen
lege training. Salary will be com-
mensurate with education and *.
perienee., All replies will be held
in confidence. Please send a
resume Of education and work
exneHlence to Box 402-v. star.
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STRESS ANALYIS

Analysts to perform stress
analysis on advanced missile
and space vehicle designs and
associated aeroSpaes sreund
equipment. Is well as Develop
new methods Of analysis, and
design tests to sValuats strue-
tural adequacy Requires BIS.
or M.s. and at least three
years Of applicable experience.
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERING

BIS. or M.S.E.E. with apph-
cable experience required for
assignments In telemetry, ra-
diation. Gystemt, Trajectory
measurement. tracking, guild
ance, automatic controls,
packaginG, Instruments ton,
digitaI devices, printed cir
cuitry. logic design, eompO-
nent and systems testing or
measurement systems. Open
tngS exist In design. develop
nent, reliability. vendor quail
fteation selection. and test on
Eround and airborne electronie
compQnents, subsystenas and
systems,
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FLIGHT MECHANICS

Analytically talented Graduate
engineers at all levels REQUIRED
ehanies Development Section.
Programs include aerospace
vehicle euidance and auto
matte control, aeroelastieity,
and aerophysics. Responsible
tiles OF the Section also in
volve technical analyses and
stimulation work In suupeFt Of
all space vehicle programs at
Astronauties.
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ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING

BIS. or M.s.E.E. with applica-
BILE experience required for as
sisnments In launch control
systems design, packaGins.
test equipment, missile electri-
cal power systems or compo-
nent and systems TESTING.
Openings exist in design. de-
velopment. vendor qualificA.
ton selection, and test Of
ground and airborne missile
electrical equipment.
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HELP MEN

DRIyER-sALESMAN - Psfishahle
food distributor interested in ex-
products. lunch meats and salad
products. Salary pius eonmission 4.
5.day week. HARRY 0oTTLiEB.
INC, CAL Mr.. Halperin, Non,
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY TYPisT -
Progressive manufacturing
concern IN ne. Wash. near
Riggs read and North Capt.
toll st. seeks experienced see
Rotary able to take dietation
with reasonable speed and
type neatly and accurately.
Duties divided about evenly
between this ana other gem
sral office work. 5-day week,
modern office and equip
ment. moderate salary. Pre-
fer someone living in gem
erAl area. Call Mr.. Rec
SIDE. LA. $4,000 for in.
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when aHsDeytAp aGpsYttsemsHts
GGeresSed TO star boxes do NOT
tRelose original references, pho.
toeTGphs or other materials Of
persoHel udIae. Copies sefUe the
pHHeoss. 0TietHaIs mag Get lest.
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ENGINEERS:
Announcing a New
Contract at Astronautics
ATLAS SLY III ANSWERS VITAL MEET
FOR SPACE LAUNCH
PROGRAM FLEXIBILITY

Now is the time to join the General Dynamics-
AStronautics team of space launch vehicle spe-
cialists recently selected by the Air Force for de-
sign, development, production and launch Of the
SLV III boosters. This long-range activity leads
to Standardization of q space launch version OF
the Air Force Atlas ICBM and standardized mis-
sion kits" to enable greater space launch program
flexibility and to increase the reliability of Ac-
compshing future space tasks en- schedule.
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RELP MEN

LITHO STRRPRR, medium size
suburban quality house. Must
know color stripping. Full or part
time. Box 299-V, Star.
LOADER OPERATOR, new 055-H,
experienced only. Steady work on
grading. Cali KENNY, AP. 7-74Si
bet. . and s pm. ~
LUMBER and millwork saIesmen,
expef. To sell on comm. basis.
y; Bud Kolker, ND. LUMBER CO.
DI. 5.O9OO.
MAINTENANCE MAN, 9th class
engineer, air eorld., painting, d. c.,
s sSlt; Po5q qi s sasIary; Sober and rsli-
MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT
Ter new luxury .air-conditioned
apt. bldg. in downtown Washing
ton, Must be Of good character
and also be thoroughly expert
snced in operation Of heavy ell
burner equipment. Must also have
general all round mechanical
skill. References required. This Is
permanent Job at . good salary
plus an attractive apt. with one
OF WashinRton's established build
ers. Phone MRS. YOUNG between
10 am. and 4 pm, 332-7222.
MAINTENANCE MAN. garden-type
apts... Virginia, salary plus apt.
Csu Mon-sat., Am. TO 8 pm.
MAINTENANCE MAN
For new garden apt. project en-
No public halls. Some landsca ping
exper. desir.. good wkly.' salary.
Refs. nee. Phone in person TO
arrange for interview.
MARTIN MANAGEMENT
Phone 940.6A0O s,,S
MAINTENANCE. CLEANING CON,
work for contractor, must be
thoroughly exper. on iloors. sape :
BILE Of developing to supervisory
capacity, perm. lob, top pay for
hight man, give complete details
Of exper.. and present employ :
ment with other references, Va.
resident. Our employees know Of
MAINTENANCE MAN. All around
Must have tools. drivers permit.
1888 Calvert st.. NV. bnlst. 7-9
Am. weekly. AID. 2-0820. -
MAINTENANCE MEN, prefer mar
ried and have knowledge Of minor
electrical and plumbing. Salary
plus apt. Call MRS. SELPH bet.
and 5 Mon. S68-SS60.
MAN for office position in Sc.
Wash. Exper. In payroll and typ
ing necessary. Give. age. previous
work exper. and salary expected.
write Z. 9. Box eO16. sc. Station,
MAN with good driving record,
must be personahle. for light de-
LIVERY Terk, days. $50 per week.
Man to play Santa ciaus at
wheaton Plaza, Nov. - It'll
Christmas. No experience needed
BUEyAN bet. ana 10 pa
77p-e399.
M q! GER sinai man store 1910, sin
frs: to move Intsr rS IN ve ~
ing hard for good future. After
me. training will temporarily
area. Potential: Trainins super.
visor and manager Of permanent
company store. SIS VIZ. while
training then 500 wk. TO start.
Fer, interview call Mr.. ANGELO,
Ii. 4-OUUO. ss ~ .
MANAGER TRAINEE
WE are looking for . young. an
bilious man who is interested in
industry. Ages 21-2s. High school
graduate. Must have 0Wn car.
Regular increases in salary, car
allowance. paid vacation and
ether company benefits. No ex-
Derience necessary. WE train you.
There 10 No soliciting or canvass
ing: Apply in person. RITTER
FINANCE CO, 627 King st.. Alex,
Va, OV. 3-6711.
slEATCUTTER. with references.
Apply in person, MENICK'9 MAR
KET. 4401 Deane ave. ne.
MECHANICS (2), experienced In
foreign cars. Own tools. SO per
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; HELP WOMEN

PRACTICAL NURsEs--Lieented or
graduate Of accredited seheel. For
: . spp hSuT psEf aESS a;IO 70 NJ
to . pm. Mon. through Fri,
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, 11l5
Varnum st. ne.
PRESSER, experienced silk and
person Al once, REAL CLEANERS,
1919 Good Hope I'd. -
REAL ESTATE-Laree progressive
office has openings for 2 sales
ladies interested in earning So
600 per yr. or better. 3 tubdtV:
siens, unlimited Advertising. Call
Mr.. webster, RE. 5:4322.
JOHN 4. WEBSTER CO. RE. $500
EEoERTIoMIsT, syHs 49, 3S V.Ds;Ts1Y;,
WoSdward Bldg, ST. 3-7123.
RECEPTIONIsT. SIS. TYPE a.
PEGGY fowNE PERSONNEL
22s shoreham Bldg. ST. 3-625S
RECEPT.-TYPISIS. 40 w:p.m: S3AO
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL. ST. b
17Sb, Room 7OS' io:S ,S Conn ,I ave;
RECEPTIONIsT position available
IN luXury apt. pLOJeSs ah nuu.
SHARE effic. apt. II desired. S4SA
18th st. Call 5S9-19S6.
kECEPT., SIS. Type As words Pm.
EMPIRE EMPL.. 1916 Conn. ave.
NV. Room $40, NO. 7-6l1O.
REGISTERED NURSES-immedists
openings in delivery suite, surgical.
obstetricAl and nursery depts.
Rotating tours Of duty, perma-
nent evening or night duty. Co
LUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WON
EN, call 965-1O00. Ext. 204.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
RESIDENT MANAGER
Man or woman. for large new Viz
ginia building. Must have expe-
Tienee. Salary and apartment.
Resume must accompany answer
Write Box 27-E. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Exp. pref. fer new 54-unit garden
type apt. project, "a mile from
Wheaton Plaza. Salary plus al
trae. aif-eond. apt. Phene to n.
ranKe for interview.
MAR TIN MANAGEMENT
nA..a AA0- Q0Gn
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MELP MEN
(CONIlNuEDl

AUToCLAvE OPERATOR. expert.
enee pref. for evening hours from
3:30-12.. full time 40 hrs. per
wk. Apply personnel. Q am, 10
pm; Mon. through Fri, PRovI-
DENcE HOSPITAL. 1850 Varnum
st. ne.
AUTO BODY MAN. LIST class, Bis
shop. top salary, must have tools
STANLEY's AUTO SERVICE. 426
Eye st. NV, Elk. 3-399S.
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN-To su.
peryise evening service operation
OF expanding Ford dealership. Ford
experience necessary. Hours 4 10
IL pm. Salary open. Contact Mr.
Ashby, 273-66b0,
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For 1OO-plus-unit elevator apt.
bldg. in good NV. location. Only
those with sxper. need apply. Good
salary plus apt. Box 46-E. Star.
sALES-Due to current increase In
birth rates, Parents Institute will
appoint 8 capable women to call
Must be neat appearing and have
car. Hours 9-3, days . week.
Ss6,5O commission average week
y earnings. No csnvassings open-
RG' . n MsT, rt Arl and r Fairt AZ
INK sales experience IL any and
phone number TO district office,
Mr., JACK MALCOLM, district
MANAGER, ol00k r. /. Ave. Riv-
erdaie, Maryland.
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SALESMAN
SALESMEN-INSIDE 80
~ APPLIANCE

S@~@~H~@N@@~ %@NhSA4~A W.
APPLIANCE
FULL AND PART TINE
EXPERIENCED. GOOD SAL
AIRY, MANY EMPLOYEE BEN
EF1TS, PAID VACATION,
HOLIDAYS. Mr.. PELL,
HOME FURN. a APPLIANCE CO
1913 H ST. NE.
SANDWICH MAN, must be expert
enced. 500 per week. Apply II
person. HOFBERG'S DELEGATES
SEN. 1892 Eastern ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced. CONNORS, INC.
2721 Naylor road Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experIenee necessary. LANSING'E
GULF SERVICE CENTER, 1924!
Viers Mil rd,. Wheaton. Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
full or part time. Exper. Appi,
in person to KENSINGTON AMER
ICAN, 300 Univ, blvd. 949-O266
Kensin9ton.
SERVICE STATION = Experienced
mechanic wanted. Must also quail
y Is shift manager. Call 5sS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Nr~yxY-

AEROTHERMODYNAM1C
ENGINEERING
BIS. or Ms. in ME-. or AE.
to develop desisn eriteria and
perform methods DEVELOPMENT
in the area OF thermodynam-
les. Particular considerations
are re-entry heating. heat dis
sipation In free space, and
aerothermal heat sources.
Should have two years Of ex-
perience.
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
B.s.A.E. or ME-. for the de-
sign OF airborne structures
including fairings. fixtures
and basic missile body struc-
lures. Previous aircraft or
missile structural design expe-
rience required.
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hELP WOMEN
Beauticians

The personnel for our new salon
is almost complete. In order 10
round cut our staff We need two
top men styliSts. You eve IL 70
yourself and your career to call
US for . confidential interview al
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SECRETARY sTENOGK6PHER In

SECRETARY STENOGkAPHER In
life insurance effict. 5-day wk.,
fringe benefits. Starting salary
depends on exper. and back
ground: Inquiries held confiden-
tlal. Write Box 339-V. Star.
SECRETARY. legal. experienced. g.
", 200 per annSm. tx. s-seT5..
SECRETARY TO EXECUTIVE,
shorthand and good tipping pre-"
requisite. Medical terminoloEy an
advantage. Call DI. 7.3111.
SECRETARY. LAW FIRM. No legal
sxper. nee. Fast. accurate short-
hand and typing essential. Elect.
typewriter. Excel. benefits. SalaTv
eommensurate with ability. 2se-
SECRETARY STENOGREPHIK.
general contractors downtown Of
lice, excellent salary for qualified
person. Must be proficient, State
age. exper., etc. Box 26O.V, Star.
bECRET ARIAL SWITCHBOARD
AND DESK CLERK, large apart
ntent house in NV. IS TO IS yrs.
old, excellent hours. Write Box
261-v. Star,
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER, b.
lingual French English, French
stenography. Call no. 2-797g.
SECRETARY-ARE YOU LOOKING
for good starting salary, oppor-
tunity for advancement. pleasant
I.nIys conditions and eompsn-
CAN YOU type. take dietaticn.
handle busy telephone and various
other office duties?
IF YOU ARE between the ages Of
1890 and can qualify, WE ARE
LOOKING FOR YOU.
Call MRS. EICHNER, Elk. 3-4734
SENIOR CLERK
IBM KEYPUNcH
Division Of Natl. publishing CO. has
openings for l experienced clerk,
salary S64 and one lBM keypunch
operator. salary, S72. Must Be
able to relocate In the Silver
Spring area. Hours, q to 8, 36-hr.
week. Company benefits. Call ST.
5-0173 after 10 am. Monday.
CONTINUED on Next PaEeJ
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DRIVERS

Applications are now being
accepted for fuel oil
drivers. Must have mini
mum . yrs. experience on
heavy equipment. Know
Washington Metropolitan
Area and have excellent
reference. Uniforms and
cleaning supplied, free in
Surance, excellent starting
salary. Ages Is to IS.
Apply in person, Monday
through Friday, Q am. to
3 pm. Do not phone.
Sinclair Refining Co.
401 Farragut st. NE.
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HELP MEN


PAINTERS. mechanics only. Appiy
in person to SMITHER q Co,
INC. $3.50 X st. NV. No phont
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3 hours per evening, pleasant work.
no canvassing. $50 per week sal
AIRY. Car nee. neat Appearance
age over -. Call 5S7-13S2. 90
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SECRETARY. LAW FIRM, No legal
exper. nee. Fast. accurate short-
hand and typing essential. Elect.
typewriter. Excel. benefits. SalaTv
eommensurate with ability. 2se-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
CARNIVAL SUCCESS
Fast Grass Fails
To Deter Skiers

the past by ''Blanky" Blanken-
ship Of Mclean, the hapless
contestants huffed and puffed.
Snow was present - all eight
millimeters Of it-but the fast
grass made the course even
more a challenge.
Short Skis Help
William Mccarthy Of Hyatts-
vile. in top-hat and frock coat,
found this out when he at
tempted to slide through the
barrel obstacle. One ski went
through briskly and continued
down the hill with its hapless
owner in pursuit, but he re-
captured it and made third
place.
Winner in the mems event
was Louis Barr Of Alexandria,
who had the advantage Of
"shortee Skis" which he was
able to keep on even in the
barrel obstacle. This caused
some scratching Of heads
among the officials, but the
win was allowed.
Steve Westin Of Silver Spring
was runner up.
Miss Dorothy McNutt Of
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By CHARLES COvELL
Outdoor Editor

Fish and Wildlife has Just re-
leased figures on its midwinter
survey Of the 17-State Atlantic
Flyway and although the duck
decrease Of about 7 per cent
was to be expected, the goose
tally is surprising. Some species
are off as much as SO per cent.
Big concentrations of geese
were reported along Chesa-
peake Bay all fall and win
ter and there were no COM
plants from hunters.
Nevertheless, the geese which
have done very well In recent
years apparently were hardest
hit by last years drought con-
ditions on the breeding grounds.
Result Of Aerial Count
Fish and Wildlife agents who
made the January aerial count
in cooperation with game
wardens Of the various states
reported the Canada goose pop
ulation off nearly Is per cent.
Snow geese, they added. were
down even more. swan, which
have been completely protected
in recent years, had declined
more than 80 per cent and brant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

Plaza In q much-heralded
showdown to tie for the league
lead, which Congressional, de-
Tending champion, had held
for months.
Before a large gallery at
Bowl America Silver Hill, Ross
lyn won two tight games and
the third in a breeze. with Null
conspicuous throughout. When
1t was most valuable, he shot
his finest series Of the season.
a So. wit hgames Of 214, 1856
and 237.
None Of his mates was able
to hit 800. but Jack LaBonte's
226. Vince Larroque's 224. Bud
Mann's 223 and Bob Dillon's
20 0were important bit.
In q big try to save Congress
sional. Jimmy Moore rolled q
248. his high for the season,
and o 646 series, only two sticks
under his best. Mario Segreti
hit 200 or better In each game
for go. which. incidentally.
moved him from 18th to ninth
m average at 1862.
Without Rosslyn to contend
with, Congressional might have
sailed in defense Of its title. On
the other hand, without Con-
gressional as choice pickings,
Rosslyn might be well down In
the race. At any rate, Rosslyn
has won eight Of the nine
games between the two.
While Bob Martini Of Silver
Spring Bowl and Cas- Pisula Of
Congressional Plaza carry on q
running duel for the individual
title, q STRIPPING substitute is
becoming the talk Of the star
studded league. Bill Leckta, 20,
of Fair Lanes Virginia, has
rolled Is games for an average
Of 1856. With enough strings,
this figure would place him
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national headquarters relative
to the number Of waterfowl
seen during the past duck hunt
ing season, we are attempting
to determine the increase or
decrease In waterfowl popula-
tions throughout the United
States.
Conflicting estimates (in-
GLIDING those of DU) Of water
fowl populations from the breed
ing grounds prompts this ques-
tionnaire and we sincerely hope
every DU member will co-ope-
rate" :
The organization reports It
has developed 10000 acres Of
waterfowl habitat within the
last year. All Of these were in
Saskatchewan and Alberta and
about half are flooded and
ready for production.
Two recently-complet areas
were the direct result Of con-
tributions by Maryland sports
men. Last fall, Eastern Shore
members Joined Ducks Un-
limited Of Canada in dedicating
Lake Talbot in Northwestern
Manitoba. .s
Later, Ducks Unlimited Of
Maryland announced the COM
|pletion some 100 miles south
west Of Winnipeg of Lake Ches-
apeake. an 800-acre area fondly
dubbed with the name Of Mary.
lands famous bay.
Begun in 1854. the work on
Lake Chesapeake has led to the
production Of about 5000 ducks
a year representing Is species.
Its cost was $12,50O.
With this Job done, the Mary
land group headed by Donnell
Smith Of 20 East Franklin
street, Baltimore, is talking Of
launching still another project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

and 191 it marked the third
straight match in which he
missed a triplicate by one pin.
-. Paul Mudd has been trans
ferred from Bowl America
Shirley to manage Bowl Amer
lea Silver Hill, with Chef Wy
socki taking over the helm at
Shirley. =. OF the half dozen
area pros who competed in the
Chesapeake Open. Joe FOX was
best with 33d place, with a 90
game average Of 197-plus. He
plans to shoot in the Profess
sional Bowlers Tour event at
Winston-Salem, N. c., Febru-
airy %. Harold Morris 662
looked mighty big in the Mr..
and Mrs. Classic League at
Bowl America Falls Church.
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Spring GobbIer
Season Okuyed

RICHMOND, Feb. IS GAP
The State Game Commission
has approved a spring turkey
gobbler season to run from
April 1928.
Hunting will be limited to
bearded gobblc7s only from a
half"hour before sunrise to 10
am. in Amelia, Chesterfield
Nottoway, and Powhatan
Counties and on most State
owned areas and military res
ervations except those in South
west Virginia. 49,.
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BY ROBERT B. RYAN
Contributing Writer

Washington skiers have
proved once again that they
don't need snow to have sport,
and as a consequence they can
look back on one of the most
fun-packed carnivals in years.
The SHOWS which tried again
to cripple Washington over the
week end gave only a light
busting to the area where they
could be used the most-the
West Virginia Alleghenies, site
Of the eighth annual Winter
Carnival Of the Ski Club Of
Washington.
Past years have proved, how
ever, that while snow is desir-
able 1t is not essential. Though
the sanctioned race program
was Cancelled, the fun activities
more than compensated for the
"fast-grass" conditions which
prevailed on the slopes.
The carnival really began
with the showing in Arlington
Of the Sverre Engen film, "A
Ski Spectacular" Sequences in
cluded skiing in incredibly deep
powder in the Wasatch Range,
plus some spectacular ava
lanche photography.
Slopes Almost Bare
Meanwhile, back at Cabin
Mountain, w. Va, the danger
from avalanche was exceed
ingly remote. In fact it was
said that the skiers in the film
displaced more snow on one
run than was present on the
entire Cabin Mountain and
Weiss Knob slopes for the
carnival.
But the fun went on-and a
winter carnival is primarily a
fun event. An informal slalom
course was set on the drift"
Of Cabin Mountain and skiing
was open to all who wished to
compete.
First place in the Mems Dr.
vision went to Peter LeSourd.
chairman Of the carnival,
second to Art Hall and third
to Tom Medley. Now in the
Army, Neeley formerly raced
for the club as a junior. This
was his first entry in the SEN
ior division.
In the Women's Division,
carnival royalty excelled. The
first and second places went
to q princess and the queen of
the Winter Carnival. Miss San
dra Zimmerman Of Washing
ton took first place. followed
by the carnival queen, Miss
Mary Anne Linck Of Washing
ton. Miss Betty Lou Kendall of
Fairfax, former club secretary
was third.
Queen Crowned at Dance
Competitive events over, the
scene shifted to the beautiful
Blackwater Falls Lodge for the
traditional gluehwein" party.
Evening activities began with
a buffet dinner at the lodge,
followed by the Sno-ball Dance
at which the carnival queen
was crowned by Virgil Splitter,
superintendent Of the Black
water Falls State Park.
Sunday dawned v..tth q minus
eight reading at IT, .tont door
of the lodge, but snowless. IN
daunted, the jewellers struggled
forth to participate in the cos
tune obstacle race" which has
long been a popular feature
Of the carnival.
Over a fiendish course of
barrels, slalom flags, fences and
similar items, laid out as in