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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
725 18th Street NV
Washington S, D. C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
from the desk of BRUCE McHENRY


The boss called into his office this morning Mcenrv~
he said my boss boss wants to you in his office now
Immediately" That's the big, Big BIG Boss said eyes
Sir," because that's what you say to the boss.
Then went to the big, Big, BIG Boss office and waded
through the carpet until found his desk Bruce" he said
II want to commend you the nice job you have been
doing Many very fine girls have to apply because
caon going to let you take the advertising for
our two suburban employment offices also" end swelling
of head)
IT want you to get people to into Falls Church
want you to get people to into Silver Spring
Employment Office at 1890 Georgia Ave. Room 222 Have
them come IN from 1880 am. to pm, Monday through
Friday want the good people to know that we have Jobs
all over From Alexandria to Hyatsvle and from Bethesda
to Falls Church"
Sand want people to continue coming into your office
downtown at 725 18th ST. $3.50 am. to pm. Monday
through Saturday How give superb service without
fine people to the business? Now get in there and fight
er, write"
said YES SIR" because that's what you say to the big
Big, BIG Boss
You heard what he said Don't you think it would be fun
to talk to all sorts of people, movie stars and cabinet
members? And get paid $40 week to start After months
you may make average of 1884 week including
time dferentlaS for evening and Sunday work. Please tell
our counselors that Bruce McHenry sent you"
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TYpTCTC


5 5 S S S S
If it's m oney you
want, We have it. We
have important work
to be done and will
pay good money to
have smart people do
it properly. It is con-
fidential work. Our
girls help people with
their communication
problems. So we must
pay well and we do.
Our base pay is $40 a
week. But our Payroll
Department tells US
that in November our
girls who have been
working here less
than two onths
were making on the
average Of 1884 q
week. This is an aver
age and it includes
overtime, differen-
tials for evening work
and Sunday work, so
it is possible to earn
even more. Our brand
new and very con-
venient Congress
Heights office offers
opportunities for rs
young women. Donna
Goodin will be on
hand Monday through
Friday from $3.50 am.
to 4 pm. to talk with
you. Come In and see
her at 1928 Nichols
Avenue Sc. The
Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone
Company is an equal
opportunity employ
er.
a = a -
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STENOGRAPHER, unusual oppoTtu.
nifty In property MANAGEMENT dent.
Of large real estate company. Good
shorthand and typing REQUIRED. s.
day week, company benefits. Attrac-
tive downtown location. CAN Mr.,
Slbert, Ma. e-2345 for appointment,
SHANNON q LUCHS CO., 200 I7th
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ABOUT HOME REPAIRS? Call
SERVICE, 3olh N. Y. Ave. NV.
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or small jobs. Phone MR.. LAMB,
262-s570 after pm.
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American
Security &
Trust Co.
SECRETARY

FOR AND WITH EXPERIENCE
IN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
PERMANENT POSITION WITH
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT, SALARY BASED ON Xxx
PERIENCE ABILITY AND PER-
RESUME TO BE TREATED COM
POTENTIALLY. BOX 3i4-J, Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO DELIVERY Co.
TO OR FROM ANY CITY, U.S.A.
ST. 3-7I00, ST. 3-72sl, 81. 5000
Member D. c. Chamber Of Commerce
Member p. g. Chamber of Commerce
CARS AIRS F Urn FEE FRI gass raid 81, e
NV NV 6 Sdsi II #. Sss.s4G ssn Sc g:
DRIVING to Augusta, Ga. Dec. n,
can take or Z passgr. MIR. NEW
SOME. FE. I-355l, aft. s pm.
GENTLEMAN, driving Los Angeles,
straight through. Leave Washington
Dec. q. WILL TAKE TWO. 62s-s35
AFTER $50 pm.
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for ChrysIer regional
sales office. Good typist with short
hand. Interesting work for person
with initiative. Many fringe benefits,
5 days, $50 am. 10 Sis pm. New
ly furnished office on Baltimore
aver College Park, Md. Phone
MRS. BROWN for interview. ~
An Equal Opportunity Employer
SECY TO $1,000. Recep. Typist to Sos
NIX S6l, s5:eeOk Spr |, s1S.sl2s; s. Miss Evans,
Evening star., 1963-02-08

HYATTSvILLE WEST = 3-bedrm.
brk., IN baths, rec. rm.. assume
4hE loan, seS % per mo mo; JsS pays al al
7-4646 til o.
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"

eT. JEROME's PARIsH-Large 4
din. rm., fenced lot. ideal for large
family, walk 10 schools. and
.transp. only l block away. Buy
with no red tape. and with only
81 900 down. Priced AZ only Sls.-
600. Call I'll . pm. ROBERT Q.
DAVIS a CO.. REALToR, WA.
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Continued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1963-02-08

KENT VILLAGE, Beaver Dam area,
$3.50 down, incl. settlement. b
bedTms.. ~ baths; rec, rm..
ing space In kitchen. Total mo.
payment, S13S. SP. 3-0S76.
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PROP FOR SALE FcEs STUDIOS for RENT LOTS ACREAGE FOR SAIL

ARREsTING view OF Franklin Park
--a-rrf. air-eond. suite, pvt. bath
discreet rm, srranEement, Nr.
I4th st. on Eve nv, ideally loc.
mr.. largest d. c. banks and title
companies. $50 mo. ME-. s-524s.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH. st., James Parish
-lst offering. iInmac. 3.bedryh.
Colonial on wooded lot, mod. kit,
sep, din. ruiv liv. .rm. with firepi.
and booksheives. heated jalousied
porch with hooded firepi. and rec,
T; any ssrps:inS s1,s ,S storm gn, winacy: and
JE. 4-S634 plGGES KE. 6-7S3iI
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
NPREssTvE TUDOR MANOI

5-bedrma 2h-bath house on 90
acres acres IN n nunt eonntIy' sss -; Eesy ~, com
bsat. St'"t ousstSous: e. S sSV WITH IN . O b.drms. rms
and 2 baths, Studio. baIn.. and
numerous outbldGs Priced below
reproduction cost.
COMMONWEALTH PROPERTIES.
'cR. 3-O7lB cR. 3-3a2s
ROUTE J, vA.-For rent, lovely,
and 80 aeFes Of farming facilities.
RE. 7-3bsl III. 3-1Oe2
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REALTY. INC.
III. 1-5900 Jh. 4-8O03
ARLINGTON

k1O. A-0oOu Jh. 4-oUOo
ARLINGTON
ASSUME A HUGE 4b% OF LOAN,
payments Sl24 month, with about
$500 and you can have 2 bed
rooms plus one more in the full
basement, glassed-in porch, large
separate dining room. living room
with fireplace. table-space Kitchen.
fenced yard. Excellent area
for AL schools. major shops.
transportation, THIS Is HOT
Don't Jet u get away from you.
POMPONIO REALTY
22ls Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-550l
ADAPTED TO ITS SURROUND
SSs Sosbs lOt aofSsc ts tssR EsrsS@ Ansuus aas On
Brick home offers q lovely ent.
foyer. spacious rec. rm. (eround-
leyeD. liy. rm. with firepl.. 4
bedrms,, 3 baths, de luxe fsmiiy-
size kitchen and garage, S45. 900.
HOLLEY REALTY
b1s3 Lee Hwy, Arl KE. s-535O
ARLINGTON. Ms bedrms.. 2
baths. FHA approved. Redecofated
brick-and-fFame home. with sepa-
rate din. rm,. fireplace In liv. rm.,
full bsmt.. beautiful fenced yard
with shade trees. on bus line and
very convenient location. SWIM
inc pool nearby. "FHA approved
for SIR.bOO" "Another Better
Homes for Better LIVING" BIT
TER HOMES REALTY. INC. IA.
ARL.. s.-Brick rambler, = bsdrms.,
Wv carpets. rec. rm., brick pa
tlo, central air eond.. . firepis., +,
s26,S00. Nr, Pentagon, ahonning.
schools and bus lines. s13 Q.
Veiteh. BY OWNER. IA. S-7g72.
CHARM. COMFORT, EsTAB-
LfsHEp LocATIoN7 Here II Is.
with slate roof, eenter-hall en-
trance. large living room with
fireplace. blg dining room, recre-
alton room with fireplace, 2 twin.
. half baths. laree gaTage. All
nestled in . natural wooded set-
ting, In Arlington's own country
club hills and reduced 70 S3s.b 800.
Another BETTER Home for Better
Living !" BBTTFR HOMES REAL
TY, INC, IA. $4,000,
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MACHINERY AMD EoUIP.

CRANE for rent. 2 yard. so ton.
p and X Crawler. over i0O-ft.
boom. clam bucket or shovel. Sur
plus 10 our needs. Will give low
rate 10 TiRht party. Call OF. a.
s7b5.
CRANE, p and II. 2bSA, in aood
condition. 75-ft boom. tag line.
good rubber. See Il working on
lo1. surplus 10 our needs. Call
OF. 4.s7b5.
FORDsON. Tractor bsekhoe, With
plsts with trailer eand truck II
wanted. Price for ali 81, 500.
Also Pruehaui trailer, enclosed
for storage OF construction ma
teriaia. $3.50. Smaller trailer for
office. 500. heavy-duty 4" dia-
phragm ditch pump, 5000. Call
e4g-0b96 daytime. p4g-iOb0 ewes.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
AVIATION
TRAILERs

HOUSE TRAILER. all aluminium.
ssas.. isIy HRs y, III l.sSSS S' or lpss Ss.t o. q.
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Lors, ACREAGE WAITED
CASE AVAILABLE
N. A-AAnA
LoTs, ACREAGE FoR SALE

ABOUT az ACRES. Alisntown and
old Port fda,, Minis from Wilson
Bridge, 10 min from Andrews
AFB water and aAt avail, Also
other acreage and los.
Heinhorst Real Estate
cY, 1880 u no ans re b-laDl
ACcOkEEK, Nm. The Moyaons Re.
asTve--b-acre homeatiea In eatab-
llahed residential community
Woods, fields, raYines Land use
eOysnanta protect Investment
THE PfHCATAwAY CO. INC,
Bu I-2t2i, sal. and sun. Only
ATTENTION. whsaton
n biz from Manor club, 30 %
91t aefea Honsd ROO beautiful
5000 "a n iotAl Bswer and wa
Ter on property Paved street -
property Terms some tubofdlnas
ton Brokers invited MI. h.tTiT.
ron sALE--Rsai estate 10 settle
s,tat. q hls.Ii 2 Tselsf. y. Ap.
eel Location. NJ AIRY. Nd Gail
HaTy,E{ EI,y .TAsLER' Phone NJ
LANGLEY AREA = Builders. don't
rsady 70 suild on. water, sever @
Priced from $3.50. In prlms 70.
eaton FHesl finAneine Gail y L.
FERuusoN, Il. e.6i0O.
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VEsTA REAL ESTATE
REdWood R-10fO
HoTsFs Nv HTicsrs.-RvicE q,

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Brick Cape
Cod. 2 bedrms;,2 fun baths; Just
81 sdSS Aser d Ts SlNfs viIi sSy to P O. FlAis 4
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-i4O0.
HYATTsVILLE = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with separate din; rm,.
John Otia' shs ssotist saS ss' De sm Ia nj sais H.
school. Only sci $50. =.
HUGH r, PECK HE. 4-1700
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
HYATTS.-3-b.r., bi-levei, $4,000.
Cali 94e-7770 tn 8 pm, after 9
call 10. 5-39gS. TowNHoUsE.
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EVANSVILLE

We have what you want-A 3-bed-
hNoR SGck with Tlsh Sssi Ssm' seRoSs * SaSThd snd
shopping. IGI nothing down only
S15,950. Call WA. 7-6617 I'll
Evening star., 1963-02-08
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT
Beltway Plaza
Regional Shopping Center
Greenbelt. Nd,
s. Klein Dept. Store
$4,000 So. Ft. Coming
First Section To11nlntad


5000 TT, Available Now
Between AAP and Drug Fair
First National Realty Corp.
RE. 7-353i Wo. 6-3125
BETHESDA, 47l5 Hampden lane
End store, suit. BARRIERS, beauty
shop, ofc., etc. S125. EN-. 3-54O7,
FAIRFAX SHOPPING CENTER, Pa,
ana Ala. aves. Store for TV, HI
Fl sales and service, speciality shor
or professional office, substan-
tial apt. in residential neighbor-
hood. RE. 0-67i7.
excel. iocatIons foF Alert msr.
chandisers In this fast-erowins
shopping center for independent
or chain operation. Hundreds oil
new apt. units nearby now rent
ing and under construction. 4
miles east OF D. c. line on Penna
ave. extended. RE. 6-67lT.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

Sf0.0O0 for Denver. Colo. busi-
ness opportunities. Your money
would be portectetd by q bank
appraisal OF property or would
consider partnership arrange-
ment. active or Inactive, man or
Evening star., 1963-02-08
LANGLEY REALTY
q. <. scHLEsINoER co.

HYATTs., VA NO sS DN.-Like-
Huge den, talousied Dch., rec, rm.
carport, fenced yard. S1S,5O0.
aS49 ~ 'scxr rsrunvp RI
Evening star., 1963-02-08

CORAL HILLs-By OWNER. 3-b.r.
brk. ramb., sep, din. rm,, garage,
porch, fen, yd.. rec. rnl., h.-w.h.,
blk: to elem. schl. FLA app,
Evening star., 1963-02-08
HOMEOWNER RLTY.

HYATTSViLLE-2-story brick and :
frame Colonial. Excel. cond., z
rms. plus fin, rec. rnl.. bedrms..
2h baths. full din, rm., den, mod.
kit. fully equip. Schools. churches,
shopping and public transp. conv.
nv nWNEp AE T-05R1
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TEN TEMPLE HILLS AREA

Rambler on lot 100 by 100, . bikG
OF uniyerslly .blyda bedrma,
BURcH REALTY co. -
474.sOO0 Ewes. WA, 7-564i
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HIGH BRiDGE.BdwIE AREA--Ai

HIGH BRIDGE-BOWIE AREA--Al-
most new. old-brk., alum, siding.
earport, washer. dryer, dishw., dis
posal, wall oven, center hall, for-
NAL din. rm., 29x15 liy. rn. with
firepl,, den, ~ b., 2 bedrms. Lot
l00x3s5 compI. fenced, s27.960,
CE. 6-s761.
HILLANDALE FOREST = Luxury
custom brick, split-rambler. many
exciting features. S3S, $50,
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4-3bOO 434-3b00
HILICREsT HGTs.-Ready for oe-
cupancy, new 4-bedrm.. 3-bath
rambler; din. rm. has sliding
glass doors 2 patio. Lac. De
firepl Near both parochial and
public schools. Financing TO suit
qualified Durchaser
Evening star., 1963-02-08
MUST BE SOLD

MUST BE SOLD
e65 CEDAR LANE. FAIRFAX CO.
Make offer on this attractive 3
+-acre level lot. Biz liv. rm. With
fireplace, sep. din. rm.. well-eduip.
kitchen. huge ser. porch, breeze
way, double brick Rarage, full
bsmt. with huge rec. rm. with
firepl Many large trees and at
tractive shrubs. located near Lee
hwy. close TO FAIRFAX circle. Lse
assnm.d uSsr a'y Dom, NJ prGps',s Iss ou, "cS on
ARLEp,SEp ,Dip REiL vsrSTH FATE CORP.
2b33 WILSON BLVD, ARL,
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FORE AND AFT
Boat Show Rushing Season

resent Area No. 2, which In
eludes the Potomac River. Her
crew vii be Miss Elizabeth Nc
Neal and Mrs. Henry Weigle.
Mrs. Ware won the Area 2
elimination races held June 23
at the Washington Sailing
Marina. Her opponent was
Mrs. Robert Boersma Of the
Potomac River Sailing Associa-
ton.
The winner Of the Chesa-
peake Bay area race tomorrow
will 60 to the semifinals, Au-
gust 6, at Rurnson, N. j. That
event will be sailed In Arrows.
The finals viii be at Man
chester, Mass, on August rs.
This time 2lOs will be the craft
used. The winner will receive
the Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams Trophy, representative
of the Women's National Cham
pionship. JOHNSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

Damien, Mclean, Va, and T. J
Kiesselbach, Media, Pa.
The club expects its men,
bership to reach 100 within the
month and is planning q pro-
gram Of social activities, boat
ing events and a safety pro-
gram.
1t took Its name from Tolson
Farm, q Colonial-type building
which is serving as its head
quarters as well as headquar-
tiers for Castle Marina.
- A&
The Chesapeake Bay area
elimination races for the 1868
Women's Sailing Championship
win be held tomorrow at An
napoliS. The races will be
round-robin and will be sailed
in Rainbows on an Olympic
type course.
Mrs. Robert s. Ware Of the
National Yacht Club viii rep
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BY WHEELER JOHNSON
outdoor Editor

A nice run of bluefish that
weigh between IA to 4 pounds
Is keeping Chesapeake Bay
fishermen busy, but the COM
plant almost universally Is
that while may are hooked,
few are landed.
The bluefish are ranging in
good numbers from Point
Lookout to Sharps Island. Lots
Of boats are getting into them
from time to time, because
they apparently are breaking
throughout the day, until late
afternoon. Then, in some
areas, rockfish take over.
As is usual with blues, when
they are in O striking mood
they will hit most anything,
but apparently these prefer
anything yellow. Most Of the
fishermen have been trying
gold spoons, about size 10, al
though the silver spoons with
q yellow tail seem to do about
as well.
While these lures, along with
yellow bucktails, have been
excellent in getting the blues
to strike, a big percentage of
the fish are lost. They either
cut the line or throw the hook.
IT'S Frustrating
Russ Green at the Rod NJ
Reel Club, Chesapeake Beach,
reports that on some Of the
boats docking there, fishermen
would hook from 40 to so fish
and land only IS to 80, q frus-
trating thing for any angler.
In an effort to keep. from los
ing so many, some fishermen
are rigging with 8 to 16 inches
Of wire leader. However, most
observers say these blues will
not take to the wire as readily
as they do q monofilament
leader.
Capt. Jim Shupe, who OPP
crates the Eileen III out of
Deale offers a suggestion. He
says that for blues, trolling at
q faster rate than for rock
fish is indicated. More speed
keeps the line taut and helps
prevent the fish from throw
ing the hook.
Also, he likes to rig with reg
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Blues Hitting Well but Landing EN- Is Problem

ular monofilament line, about
30 pound test, with a 4-ounce
end Of line sinker and q leader
no longer than the rod the
angler holds. He also believes
that most Of the fishermen
who are losing blues are using
spoons that are too small. He
suggests IS to II Tony Acettas
or 3 or 4 Cathys. Jim isn't too
strong for bucktails for blue
fish.
Lots Of those fish are lost
when they near the boat be-
cause people are using leaders
that are too long," he says.
Put on a short leader and
when you feel that swivel at
the end Of the line sinker hit the
rod tip. heave the fish over
the side. You can't delay until
the boat captain or mate gets
there to bring him in for you.
You've got to heave him in"
Doug Scheible at Schedules
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Fishing Center, Wynne, Nd,
says there is a fine run of blues
in the Point Lookout area, from
Smiths Point to the I6AA
bouy. He says q number Of fish
have been taken recently that
went from 5 to 8 pounds.
Cumming at Night
Doug agrees that many blues
are lost because the spoons
and bucktails being used by
most fishermen are too small
He says that most Of the sue
cessful anglers in his area are
using yellow bucktails or epld
TONES ranging from No. is to
II, or 3 or 4 Cathys Hooks on
the bucktails should be 40 to
$40.
Schedules has started an
other wrinkle in catching blues
-chumming with ground ale
wives at night. Cumming Is
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pam sized up to IA pounds.
Cumming at night In this area
is producing some good rock
fish.
In the Potomac there are
schools Of rockfish from Rag
gedy Point to Tall Timbers and
some good catches are being
made there. Despite the perch
kill, bottom fishermen are do
ing fairly well with them In
this area.
The marlin are making the
news around Ocean City, Md.
Since July /. 1872 white marlin
have been caught. OF these ~
were released and so brought
to the dock. Thursday Ocean
City boats landed 8 white mar
lin and the day before they
brought in q dozen.
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WHERE THEY ARE BITING

otlisr positions ere also available for qualified.
Dxpori0neods graduate Engineers and Scientists
Fer m interview appointment IN oonnoetien
with any ct the above openings calls
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! a favorite method UP on the
Jersey Coast but hasn't been
used so mucn- on the Chesa-
peake. Equipping his big boat,
the Bay King. with IS large
lights around the cabin, which
attracted small fish. and keep
ing the chum line going, Capt.
Andy Schedules experiment
was first tried Wednesday
night. 1t produced is blues
that weighed from 3 to S
pounds.
Meanwhile. the rock fish re-
main In fair numbers in many
Bay areas. The Marina Queen
OF the Rod N Reel Club came
in with 81 nice fish and skip
per Tom Kirby took 81 the
same day. Most of the fish
in the area from Breezy Point
to Parker's Greek are pam
sized and biting best in the late
afternoon.
Shupe says that instead of
chasing elusive blues, he found
himself q school Of rockfish the
other day. Other captains were
telling him over the radio of the
blues they were finding, but
they couldn't lure him away. He
had the rockfish school to him
self and his party filled the ice
boxes. Then they went blues
chasing and caught about 40.
for q total of 143 fish.
ROckfish Doing Well
Capt. Buddy Harrison of the
Lev-Ron-Son out of Tilghman's
says the bluefish are running
up to 6 pounds in the area be-
low Tilghman's Island to
Sharp's Island. They average
about 31a pounds. Fishermen
there are catching 80 or 40 to
q boat but there also they seem
70 be losing as many as they
catch.
Rockfish are doing well
around Thomas Point Bar and
lighthouse. Trollers are catch
ing good numbers Of rock from
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It might be a little early for
others to start thinking and
talking about boat shows, par
ticularly one that doesn't come
into being until February Is,
but not Bill Campbell.
t, For Bill it's later than you
think as far as the Warrington
international Boat Show is
concerned. AS its impresario,
he Is bubbling over with plans
which are surprisingly far
along, considering that the Ma
tional Guard Armory doors will
not open to the boating set for
about seven months yet.
Campbell bounced into WASH
rington from Ashtabula. Ohio,
earlier this week, and by today
was able to announce proudly
that eli. Of the upper floor ex-
hibit space already has been
RDld out. There still is some
wall booth space available on
The main floor, but the big
exhibition area on the street.
level floor already has been
spoken for,
n TwO-FIOOr Affair
The Washington Information
n is going to be Q two-floor
show this year. Many Of the
larger boats viii be on the up
per floor along with most Of the
sailing craft. But Campbell is
Noing to expand his display Of
Fishing equipment this year.
and the casting pool. at which
In expert win give daily exhibi-
lions, will be on the first floor
also, since the ceiling space will
not allow room for 1t on the
lever level.
But the lower level will have
one Of the shows most popular
MeatureS-the trout stream
where anyone may try to catch
q trout on payment Of q small
Zee. And Bill has arranged q
BOO cash prize for the person
taking the largest trout during
kthe, show. which runs from
February IS through February
81. The person catching the
second largest fish gets $50 and
third prize Is $25. A rod and
reel viii be given as prizes for
Che largest fish each day,
Marine Theater Planned
In addition Campbell has
hrranged Q marine theater on
the lower level and yesterday
he was happily planning seat
Ang arrangements for that.
This show is getting bigger
every year. We've got to make
70 the one with the most pres
tige in the country" he said.
And II he keeps on pushing
the way he is doing now. he's
likely to do 1t.
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4 Another yacht club has
Coined the ever-growing ranks
of boating organizations In this
AREA, The latest il the Tolson
Yacht Club. which will have
ks headquarters at Castle Ma
Elna ct Chester. Md.
~ The club has elected Joseph
g. Borglin Of wilmington. DEL,
who shippers the yacht Tenn
pest, as It's first commodore.
other. officers are Phillip 8.
Arensberg. Washington. skip
per Of the Moppet II. vice COM
lpiodore: A. Il. Hawthorne. Bal
timore, owner Of the Alveda II.
rear commodore; Sumner M.
Thivers. Cstonsville, Nd, sec
fetary. and Robert Fradkin,
Baltimore. treasurer.
4 Directors are DR.. r. W.
Comegys. Clayton. Del: Harry