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Evening star., 1963-05-17
Show at Leesburg
Sturts Tomorrow

The annual Loudoun Hunt
Horse Show will be held to-
morrow and Sunday. beginning
at o am, at Raspberry Plain.
the estate Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Ross Lipscomb In Leesburg. Va.
The show Is connected with
the Virginia Horse Shows Asso-
citation and points won will
count toward the high score
award. A total Of a events is
scheduled. ga
Evening star., 1963-05-17

vested q goodly sum to have
his starboard engine rebuilt.
Drove Tempo v
Layton comes to the race
with plenty Of competitive ex-
perience, although he hasn't
raced cruisers. He campaigned
Guy Lombardo's Tempo v
from l946 through 1949 and
also drove 225 and 266 hydros.
He says he collected SO tro-
phies that are worth about
$3.50 to me now."
Layton started the 48 Y a. z
class on the East Coast and he
and Mrs. Layton both held
world records In the class. Mrs.
Layton's days Of competition
ended, Reece said, when she
upset q hydroplane during a
race and was trapped upside
down in the craft, her head
under water. Another boat in
the race smashed into the cap
sized craft, cut 1t In two and
Mrs. Layton floated up through
the wreckage-unharmed.
"At that point I decided 1t
was time she gave UP racing, "
Layton said.
The fastest boat on the scene
won't be in the race. That will
be the new Hydrokeel cruiser
Of the Anti-Friction Hull Corp,
which skins over the water at
As miles an hour on q bubble
Of air. She will be used as ar
officials and press boat.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Cornell Crew Fovored
To Win Eastern Title

then turned around and i'm
mediately rowed the 1000 back
all at a 45-stroke count
American crews normally stroke
much Of their longer distance
tests in 31-35.
Is Crews Entered
While Cornell is top-seedeo
among the colleges, indecisior
struck the committee trying to
name No. 2, and so six crews
we're bracketed below the Big
Red. They are Columbia, Har-
ward, Massachusetts, Institute
Of Technology, Penn, Wiscon-
sin and Yale.
There are Is varsity heavy
weight crews and they will be
divided among three heats
The first two finishers in each
heat qualify for the final.
For the lightweight varsities
the first three In each Of the
two five-crew heats will ad-
vance to the final.
Last year Penn and Yale
finished in a dead heat for the
heavies crown while a three
way dead heat involving Cor
nell. NIT and Navy was de-
clared in the varsity light
weight contest.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
STARTED BY NEEDING SESSION
Silver Cup Race Gains Stature

the ground supported on q
cushion Of air.
Referee for the Silver Cup
Race will be Alton Pierson,
Queenstown, Md, chairman Of
the APBA's Region 4. Judges
will be e. T. Pratt, jr.. Assist
ant Secretary Of the Army;
jeremiah Valiant, Salisbury.
vice chairman Of the Mary
land Tidewater Fisheries Com
mission. and Capt. Lloyd L.
Treece, flight operations chief
for United Air Lines at Ma
tional Airport.
The big week end will be
kicked off by a ball at Rose
Haven tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

Chrysler 41s engines and Q
Corvette motor operates the
twin blowers that form the All
bubble under the boats bow
Deep keels on the outside
edges Of the hull and hinged
bow flaps contain the air under
the boat momentarily. The
boat rides over the air as II
escapes under the stern.
The Hydrokeel was designed
by Robert w. Priest. president
Of the Anti-Friction Hull Corp.
Of Sandy Spring, Md. He
evolved the design from the
ground-effect m a hines re-
Gently tested by the Army
which operate a few feet above
Evening star., 1963-05-17
FISHING
Pon-Sized Rockfish
Teeming Over Bay

Queen Anne's Bridge and that
fishermen still are doing very
well at the parking lot area
Shad fanciers have been bring
ing out strings Of is to 20 fish
mostly bucks, although there
still are q few white shad
being taken. However, there are
few roe shad among them and
the run likely will be over ir
q couple Of weeks.
At Deale, Miss Puddin' Mani
fold reports that pan-sized rocl
are being taken In goodly num-
bers off Highland Point.
Further down the Bay, Capt
Rhode Langley has been find.
ing schools Of fish around Ce.
dar Point. He brought In 20
II and rs on three days thi.
week. Here. too, the fish arC
small but one Of Langley's wen
5 pounds.
Some Washington fishermen
have been having fun right
at home. Samuel 8. Nelson re-
ports that he and others founC
excellent crappie fishing arounC
the piers between the Munich
pal Fish Wharf and the Wash.
ington Marina on Maine avenue
They produced large strings b!
using darts, small spinners ant
other small lures.
Run Stacks Off
The run Of rockfish arounC
Fletcher's and Chain Bridgl
has Stacked off from the sit
uation about 10 days ago whel
some anglers took about To-
fish. But there still are q fey
being taken on bloodworms
Some shad still are In the rive
responding to darts. but tn
catfishermen are doing the bes
In this area now.
Farther afield, Capt. Talbo
Bunting reports from Ocear
City, Md, that stormy weathe
hampered operations last week
but when the boats finally wert
able to get out. good catches o
black sea bass were mad
around the wrecks off shore
Small boatmen are picking VI
q new founder in the Sine
puxent Bay and the Ocean Cit!
Inlet.
The Ocean City charter boat
men are preparing for the ar
rival Of blue fish now head
ing up the coast. Some ALREADY
have been caught In the inle'
and surf casting.
Word from North Carolina:
Outer Banks bears him out
Until q northeaster strucl
there, blues by the hundreds
were being caught between
Kitty Hawk an Oracoke. Ont
boat trolling Oregon Inlet
carrying a party Of three, CAM
In with SOS fish.
The gray weakfish are be-
ginning to show up at the LITTLE
Bridge between Roanoke IslanC
and Nags Head. Pier fishermen
are doing best with whiting
which still are running in tina
area In great numbers.-JOHN
SON.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

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Evening star., 1963-05-17
FISHING

Wide areas Of the Chesapeake
and its tributaries have come
alive with rockfish and good
catches are reported practically
everywhere.
The fish are small. however,
and the fishermen are having
to throw back as many as they
keep. But the stripers are Bit
ing both on the surface and
deep trolling, so q man can
choose his weapons.
Capt. Jim Spurry. who op-
crates the cruiser My Decision
out Of st. Michaels, didn't have
"a party yesterday so he took 9
busman's holiday and went
fishing all by himself. Said 1t
was too pretty q day to stay
ashore. He came back with So
fish and reported that Eastern
Bay was alive with rising fish
from TilghmAn Point to Wades
Point.
Spurry took many Of his fish
casting bucktails into breaking
schools with light spinning
tackle.
Rock In Choptank
A party Of fishermen he took
out the day before came back
with 38 keepers and these fish
were slightly larger. They hac
two 4-pounders among them.
Rock are back In the mouth
of the Choptank where they
appeared some weeks ago, anC
boats cruising that area are
doing real well according tc
Spurry. Early fishing is so gooC
he is looking for q banner
year.
An angler reporting 70 5UeN
Wells at the Largo Sports
Shop backs up the rockfist
story as far as the South anC
West Rivers are concerned. HI
had started out at 6 am. to
cast around the weed beds neal
shore and possibly near the ole
swimming nets off Beverly
Beach when he saw q large
school Of break rock neal
Thomas Point Light. He aban-
doned his original plan and
started his fishing there. He
took 20 to 80 pan-sized fish
before calling 1t q day. He told
Wells the birds were working
up the South River to Nos. 8
and 10 buoys.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

WORCESTER, Mass. May II
lAP).-Ratzeburg, West Ger
pnany's world champion crew, is
expected to shoot for the record
and unbeaten Cornell is IA
vored to win the varsity heavy
weight collegiate competition
tomorrow in the 18th Eastern
college sprint rowing champion
ships.
Ratzeburg figures to win the
heavyweight finals but is an in
vited guest and not eligible for
the college title on Lake Quin-
sigamond.
All-day racing In heavy
weight and lightweight divi-
sions for varsity. Junior varsity
and freshmen crews will be
contested In heats and finals
over 1000 meters Il mile, 427
yards. the Olympic distance.
Record Is 5:57.7
The superbly conditioned
Germans aren't saying much
but the word is out that they
are taking dead aim with their
shovel oars and high beat at
the lake record Of 5:57.7 set by
Navy in the 1882 Olympic trials.
Only once have the crews
broken 8 minutes in the East
erns. That was In 1858 at
Princeton, N. j.. when Yale
won in 5:54.4 followed by Penn
In 5:59.4.
Ratzeburg won the world
crown at Lucerne, Switzerland.
in S:Ss.
In workouts. the German
crew once rowed 1000 meters
on the lake In one direction,
Evening star., 1963-05-17
FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE Bay
Tomorrow. cloudy with showers, east to southeast
winds, 10 to 10 knots Visibility to miles. Sunday,
cloudy with ehonee Of showers, west to northwest
winds, IS knots. Visibility 8 miIes.-complsd by
United Stotes Weather Bureou.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

BOSTON. May II AP).-
The Angels yesterday an
nounced the purchase Of Bob
Perry, rgihthanded outfielder,
from Tacoma Of the Pacific
Coast League.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
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By the Associated Press
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WORCESTER, Mass.-Charley Scott,
$50. philadelphia, knocked out Jim
Sugar Lynn, 1853, Newark, N. j. III.
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Vile (S).
Evening star., 1963-05-17
IS M.P.H. Top Speed

The Hydrokeel has q top
speed Of So miles an hour and
Is q 38-footer. She has twin
Evening star., 1963-05-17
BY WHEELER JOHNSON
outdoor Editor

A race for cruisers that origi-
mated in an idle afternoons
needing session staged by a
couple Of powerboat owners, be-
comes q big-time event this
Sunday afternoon.
It Is the Chesapeake Bay
Silver Cup Race, which this
year viii be sanctioned by the
American Power Boat Associa-
ton. and Is being presented by
Rose Haven Yacht Club. its
sponsor, with fanfare and all
the trimmings.
From Its modest beginning
last year, the event has grown
to q formal race that may
draw as many as 10 Of the
fastest cruisers on the Chesa-
peake. The course will be q
21a-mile straightaway off Hol-
land Point from Spar Buoy
9-B to No. rs Can Buoy, max
ing the finish line Just off Rose
Haven.
Any inboard cruiser. Is feet
overall and upward Is eligible.
The winner will receive the
Joseph e. Rose Silver Cup, q
trophy presented by the Rose
Haven board chairman, and a
minimum Of $3.50 cash. The
second and third place boats
also will receive trophies and
cash.
Other Races Scheduled
The Silver Cup Is scheduled
for 2:30 PM. but Sunday will
be a day Of racing at the yacht
club Just off Maryland State
Route 2. A dinghy and skifi
race will be held at 10 am. ir
Rose Haven Harbor for the
, Cap'n David Trophy and 81
silver dollars. A Bang and GC
! Back" event, described as {
! self-handicapping race for In
board cruisers, and a free-for'
all for stock outboards and in.
: boards viii precede the mair
( event.
So far, the field Is made VI
of five hot cruisers headed b!
!. the defending champion, Char
: lie Walton's jeanette Lee, q 80,
: foot Trojan powered by twiI
|, CV-8's.
Perhaps his strongest chal
lenger will be Reece Layton O.
t Ocean City. Nd, the formel
speedboat racing driver, Wit
/ is entertering his 31-foot Ber'
t tram, powered with twin Chry
: sler 280-horsepower motors.
Paul Lauterbach, Riverdall
! real estate man, has entereC
: his 25-foot Owens, the Lind,
= Lee. She is powered with {
J. single 220-horsepower Corvette
Post Entries Accepted
Capt. Andy Yates, jr., o
Alexandria, a United Air Line
pilot, will compete with his 30
i foot Owens, Topper. He ha
e twin 220-horsepower Corvette
= to drive him.
n Finally. there Is anothe
0 Trojan, entered by John Coldel
v the company's vice presiden
!. Details on her size and powe
r have not been received by Joh,
e Stoneburg, secretary Of tn
It Silver Cup Race committet
Stoneburg expects several othe
t boats to enter from the East
4 ern Shore, and since post en-
r tries will be accepted. he en-
:, visions a field Of 10.
: The idea for the race grey
( from one Of those late after
e noon sessions at the end Of
J. days cruising when talk turn
, to who has the fastest boat
: Burl Eaves, q Rose Havel
y member, expressed the opinion
that his Sea Bass II was tn
= boat to beat in the clubs fleet
: He was challenged by Wal
ton, a Bethesda contractor, ant
Y after q little discussion tn
t 1862 race was on. Walton wor
was presented a silver trophy
5 picked up the side bets ant
!. the Silver Cup Race was born
( That Walton is taking thi
S race seriously is evidenced b
4 the fact that he has Just In
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Shad Stin Around

Incidentally. Wells says the
shad are hanging on at the old
Evening star., 1963-05-17
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can Times Eastern Standard,

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The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
eollsd the children os God" - St. Matthew 5:9
Senior From Trinidad Named
Woman OF The Year"

WASHINGTON. DC. - A 90
year old voice major has been
named woman OF the Year" al
Howard University for 1863.
She Is Margaret Cowie of Trim
idad. WI senior in the Coll
ege of Fine Arts.
Miss Cowie was graduated from
Naparima Girls High School in
San Fernando. Trinidad. where
she was graduated in 1859.
Music became a great influ-
once on the coed after she par
ticipated in several Trinidad mus
ic festivals and won both junior
and adult SINGING championships
during the co"npetition. BY the
time she mairiculated at How.
ard, singing had captured her
heart. She now yearns for a ca
reer as a concert singer.
Miss Cowie was more than a
little surprised upon learning
that she had been selected WON
an of the Year" by the Howard
Womens Club of Washington.
DC, the group which presents
the award each year TO an un-
dergraduate student.
II can hardly believe | won, =
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Filmstrips For Your Program

Program chairmen who are
completing plans for their 1864
club calendar, or those looking
for last minute Christmas pro-
gram, may receive valuable help
from the Educational Film De-
partment of the Detroit Public
Library.
The Department, housed in the
Main Library, has just issued its
first lift of over 900 Filmstrips
in its collection. These program
aids may be borrowed for a peri
cd of one week by any holder
of an adult or student card from
the Detroit Public Library.
Seasonal filmStriptS that are
of interest now include CHRIST
MAS CAROL. THE FIR TREE,
HOLY NIGHT. THE NIGHT BE-
FORE CHRISTMAS. GIFT OF
ST NICHOLAS and sets Of
HYMNS OF THE NATIVITY. to
name only a few. The Hymn film
strips make good group singing
aids. which program planners may
back with instrumental or re-
corded music. Related TO the
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
YWCA
NE w S

Poinsettias in Mexican settings.
Christmas trees and gaily decor
rated booths will spark the an
nual World Festival at Northern
Branch YWCA, 1890 Woodward
Ave, Friday and Saturday even
ings. Dec. 6 and z.
AS means of providing
grants for YWCA work in 25 to
30 countries. the Festival will
sell imports from many faraway
places and feature international
foods such as Japanese suki-yaki,
beefsteak pie from England,
Italian spaghetti with true Ital-
ian sauce.
A swim show titled ct h a I
Christmas Feeling" will present
Northern YW's synchronized
swimming groups, the Aqua
Ducks. the Aqua Ducklings, and
the Lorelies.
A puppet show under tie di-
recfion of Mrs. Howard w. Pear
sail. 200 Mclean (3), will enter
tain the youngsters, and dances
of many countries will be ex-
hibited by the Folk Dance Club
under the leadership of B e n
Chan. 1004l Roseberry 03.
The World Festival is open to
the public at no admission charge
Hours are from S to 10 pm.
Serving under the chairman
ship of Miss Betty Clevand. 28827
Somerset, Latthrup Village. among
those working on the Festival ar
rangements committee are Nj 5 s
Patricia Curtis, Mrs. Frank Curto.
Mrs. Jack Lambdin, Mrs. Gilbert
Gatchell and Mrs. II. III. Smith.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
The JOneses
Get Together

The Isaac JoneseS we're host
and hostess on Thanksgiving Day
when the Joneses got together
Isaac Jones, newspaper man. don
ming his apron. played the role
of chef in preparing the turkey,
dressing, giblet gravy. mashed
potatoes, green beans, corn pudd-
ing and hot rolls. in addition to
his famous sweet potato pies. Oh,
oh, we forgot the golden corn
bread. And there was the orange
pineapple salad on crisp salad
green's, jellied-eherrics and rel
ishes.
After dinner. movies of Lou
isiana Gakc Providence were
shown; Lake Providence being
the birthplace of Isaac
The Joncses enjoying the hos
pitality we're: Mr. Porter Jones,
of Riopelle Street. Isaac'S faith
er: MIR. and Mrs. Johnnie Jones,
brother and sister in-law of Isaac,
who reside on Linwood.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07
Church News

Holy Communion was observed
Sunday at Peoples Community
Church. AT the 730 am. services
the pastor the Rev Carlyle f
Stewart preached far reaching
sermon on "A Christmas Fore
cast
Prior to the broadcast over
WCHB eleven persons were bap
tized by immersion in the church
pool back of the pulpit The bap
tism rites were conducted by the
Rev. Darneau V. Stewart, the
associate pastor and Patrolman
Bonnie LucuS
At 1880 am. the associate pas
tor preached Il dynamic sermon
on Love Crowded Out
The message was based on the
Biblical story of Jesus birth af'
ter his parents found no room
in the inn.
Prayer and decalogue by the
Rev. James Powell The Rev Ern-
estine Matthews read the scrip
ture.
The Community Gospel Choir
and the Chancel Choir furnished
the songs under the direction of
James Frazier. minister of mus
ic Mrs. Lutilla Combs was at the
pipe organ in the choir loft and
Mrs. Ruth James al the piano.
The Meditation was given by
Mrs. Setaria Garland.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-07

season. too. are filmstrips de-
picting Madonnas as viSualizcd
by artists OF many lands and eras.
For kitchen artists there ar e
HOW TO COOK A TURKEY
and the chiIdrcn'S filmStrip.
MAKING GINGERBREAD BOYS.
For year round showing the
collection offers all the film
strips on contemporary affairs
issued by the New York Times.
a large group on many aspects
of the United Nations. and an
extensive range of fairy tales,
folklore and stories.
The Filmstrip List, which you
may consult in your Branch Ii
brary. includes a cover page Of
instructions on how to borrow
and use these program aids