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FLUCTUATIONS

NEW YORK. April "a Gpl.-spot nom
- cents a pound. Connecticut valley
Lead 10 cents . pound. New York Zinc
lSA cents pound. East 81. Louis.
Tin gu94 cents . pound. New York
Roreign silver Oh cents per troy ounce,
New York. At Pittsburgh. scrap steel
No. l heavy was quoted at Al 00-42 90
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, April "a d9.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions By principal
dealers on the exchange for April %:
purchases Of 90. $40 shares: Sales Of
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April "a R.-Poreian
exchange rates follow, Great Britain n
dollars, others in cents unchanged un-
Canadian dollar In New York open
market AZ per cent premium or i4e5
U 8 cents. up L3a. ..
see Sfa2. up D. SO: 5o1day 'fn Sturss..
2.70n. up 9/32; 60-day futures.
S7SS 25/5s. up elss: a0-day istufss..
I.9sN. up 00h France franc, .Ssss:
Germany WESTERN Deutsche mark,
80; Holland lFpilder), 90 10 Up OF;
dpta ay liral .i9M; Portusal ,escudo).
iand nrancl ifreel. 2333h; Denmark
Latin America: Argentina tfree), 2.55:
zuela fbolivarl. 1000.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 1880.
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or within Is miles white or colored
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BoATs
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STANDARD PONTIAC

2ib0 CHIIlLUM RID. cHILLUM, MD.
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG RED
WHAIE
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sponsibilities for the sound social
development of this country.
IF the present trend toward
ever higher money costs. more
restrictive mortgage terms. and
outright refusal to loan in some
parts of the country continues,
must warn our friends in the
lending industry that the public
pressure for direct Government
lending may prove irresistible"
Those in control of this years
convention succeeded in heading
off, for the time being, an all-out
fight by the industry in favor Of
direct Federal lending for veter.
ans homes.
Advocates Of this measure, in
GLIDING the Washington delega.
ton. commended it was the only
way to awaken lenders to what
builders consider to be the re-
sponsibility of the Nations
financial community for an ade.
quate housing volume.
Shortage of Loan Funds
Builders and buyers for many
months have been having in.
creasing difficulty in obtaining
money for home loans. Particu-
larry hard hit have been mod
crate cost housing and veterans
housing.
! In his address, Mr.. Goodyear
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may see the industry lapse into
the doldrums. They aren't will
ling to see that happen without a
struggle.
In one of the most candid
speeches of this years conven-
ton, the new president, George
S. Goodyear, jr.. warned govern
ment fiscal officials and bankers
they have responsibilities to
maintain home production at an
adequate level.
Speaking at installations cere-
monies last night, the Charlottee
IN. Co. builder said home build
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Congress will follow that which
his Senate Investigations Sub
committee voted to ask agai:.-4
Frank w. Brewster of Seattle.
Mr.. Brewster is an inter-
national vice president Of the
Teamsters Union and president
of the 11-State Western Con-
ference of Transfers.
Called as a witness at a public
hearing Saturday. he refused to
answer questions and commended
the subcommittee had no au-
thority to question him. The
subcommittee was looking into
alleged racketeering in labor
unions.
Among other things, Mr..
Brewster refused to say whether
he had received $4,000 from the
union in addition to his salary
and whether union funds were
used to pay for the maintenance
and operation of his race horse
stable.
He also refused to produce
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said he didn't like to think
builders or buyers would be
driven to advocate direct Gov
eminent lending.
But I also know" he said
that If private industry defaults
on a social responsibility, Gov
eminent must sooner or later
act. Democracy, no less than
nature, abhors vacuum"
In the months to come, Mr.
Goodyear said. the 40.000-mem-
Der organization, doing an an
nual business of almost SIS
billion a year, intends to pursue
a vigorous. fighting program
to increase the supply of mort
gage money so the industry can
get back into producing mod
erate-cost houses in greater
volume.
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union financial records the sub.
committee had ordered him to
bring.
Senator Mcclellan called this
''wilful contempt" and said he
expects other citations win be
voted soon.
The subcommittee announced
it had voted. SO. in a closed
door meeting yesterday to file
the contempt charges against
Mr.. Brewster. The resolution
citing him now goes to the Sem
ate Government Operations
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ing is a business having major
social value.
I'VE believe good housing and
home ownership help make good
citizens, and we decry the fact
that others both in the Govern
ment and in industry, are for
getting this" he said.
Basic Responsibilities
II think it is high time that
those responsible for credit
policies. and the leaders of this
country who control the invest
ment Of private capital, recognize
that they also have basic re-
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Committee. which Senator Nc
Clellan also heads. and then to
the Senate for a final vote.
Senator Mcclellan said he is
determined to press the charges
whether or not a special new
Senate committee is set UP to
take over the labor union In
quiry.
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Life Insurance Coins

OTTAWA. - Life-insurance
policy holders in Canada total
about 6,5oo.ooO and they carry
some 26 billion dollars worth
of life insurance. a gain Of 10
billion since the end Of World
War II.
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Chevrolet's new 283-cubic-
inch V8 is all muscle! It's
super-efficient engine that
pours out more power per
pound of engine weight.
That's what gives this beauty
its quick and nimble ways!
This new Chevrolet has a special breed
of horses under its hood. They're lean
muscled, light, and lively. There's not
plodding plowhorse in the lot!
How much horsepower weighs, you
know, makes a big difference in perform
ance and in the amount of fuel it eats.
It just stands to reason that when less
power is used up moving engine weight,
there's more left over to move you. And
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Home Builders Convinced
81 Will Be Critical Year
By ROBERT ]. LEWIS
star star Correspondent

CHICAGO JAN 25-The Nations home builders, preparing
this today after sessions of their 18th annual
vention convinced 1857 will be critical for the
industry and the home buyer.
Almost to a man. they the coming year which
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Chevrolet's V8 packs more power per
pound than any other standard-equipped
V8 in its field!
To an engineer, that means it's an engine
of super-eficient design. To a driver, it
means quicksilver responsiveness at a toe
touch.
Come in and sample Chevrolet's very
own kind of horsepower. It ranges up to
245*-and comes all packaged in the
sweetest handling car you ever handled!
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Mcclellan Sees

By the Associated Press

Chairman McC lellan, Democrat
Of Arkansas. said today more
citations charging contempt OF
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III you have any questions
similar to these. mail them to
Bob Jones, care Of The Eve
ming Star. and we'll do our
best to answer them here0
tcopyrieht 1857 Superior Features
syndicate. Incl
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OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETCH
It's Fun Catching Carp in Tidal Basin

bait and moving of or plucking
at it slowly. Give him plenty Of
time. and when you do strike
the hook home. be prepared for
some fireworks.
In all probability, the fish, if
he Is a big one--and they grow
up to more than so pounds in
weight-will take of for parts
unknown. and then is when you
need the backing. You cannot
stop him with a short line. He is
not a speedy fighter. but will put
up q tussle you'll remember for
o long time. especially on a fly
rod or spinning tackle.
Dough bait is good for carp,
too. and can be easily made.
We crumble up some cheese,
knead 1t into a stiff dough, fiat
ten the dough and fry it in
bacon grease lightly until it gets
tough. Pinch of a piece when
the dough is cool and mould it
into a pear-shaped bali around
the small hook. Keep the bait
small. Fish it on the bottom
as you would any bait for carp.
If you have trouble keeping the
dough on the hook. cut a piece
of mosquito netting into small
squares and tie one over the
dough ball. trimming of the
loose ends with scissors. Another
method is to shred small patches
of raw cotton through the
dough before you fry it. Put
enough in so when you pinch
OF a bait it will contain some
OF the cotton. This is less
trouble than tying on the mos
quito net patch. but makes O
mess on the hook when you try
to take it Of.
Play the carp easily and
slowly. Don't try to horse him
unless you have q heavy line
and stout rod. and even then
he's liable to break or damage
your tackle. You just have to
wear one Of these big fellows out.
Last big one We saw caught was
in the Potomac above Seneca.
We watched a younger man fight
one on spinning tackle for more
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Several years ago we wrote
somewhat briefly on carp FISH,
ing in the Tidal Basin. Seeing
a black mulberry tree in fruit
reminded US that this is again
the season to catch the big fell
lows. and here's how you can
do it.
At the south end Of the Tidal
Basin, west of the intake lock
from the river. are some null
berry trees, the limbs of which
project out over the water. As
the ripened mulberries drop into
the water. the big carp move in
to feed on them. carp being
vegetarians.
A stout fly rod with a reel
large enough to hold q fly line
with about 100 yards or more Of
10-pound test nylon backing
some 10-pound test or even
lighter monofiliament made into
7-foot leaders. some small No. 8
trout hooks or SIS. some split
shot. and you can be in business
Tie the leader TO the line, the
hook to the leader. weight with
split shot. place a mulberry on
the hook and cast it gently SO il
will sink and lie on the bottom
II one berry will not cover the
hook. use several.
Carp can be caught all sum-
mer by batting a section of the
basin with canned corn or small
canned lima beans or peas. This
same place along the shore is as
good as any. for you can fish
there in the shade. II you'll
scatter canned corn in the water
over q period Of several days,
carp will come in to feed regu-
larry. Bait a small hook with
the lima beans and corn. alter
mating each. and fish on the
bottom.
These fish are quite wary, and
one should keep as quiet as pos
sible. They are strictly bottom
feeders. so your bait must lie or
the bottom. where the carp car
suck 1t up. The fish will bite very
gently, either just picking up the
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NATURE CLUBS

National Capital Parks will
sponsor these events next week
end:
SATURDAY
am. to $50 pm.--Carayan to
Catoettn Mountain Park near Thurmont.
Nd. for hiking. exploring and picniek-
Ing. Call FE. $4,000. Ext. 6b3, for
reservation.
q am. TO p.m,-Level walkers hike
along Gao Canal from Seneca Aoueduct
to Great Falls Tavern.
2 p.m.--Nature walk on Theodore
Roosevelt Island.
SUNDAY
a,m.-Bird walk in KenilWorth
Aquatic Gardens.
: p.m.--Nature walk on Theodore
Roosevelt Island.
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PRESIDENTS CUP
DATES SET

Complete dates were an
nounced this week for the
annual Presidents Cup re-
gatta.
The competition will open
July IA with the canoe phase.
Swimming is scheduled Au-
gust 8, 10 and IL; rowing.
August 10; sail races. Sep
TENDER IA and is. and power
boat events for outboards,
inboards and the Gold Cup
craft. September 81 and 20.
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BY BOB JONES

This is q good time for all
boat owners to refresh their
memories on the rules Of the
Waterways. Actually, they are
pretty simple and easy to follow,
but somehow after q few months
Of inactivity it's amazing how
rusty we can get.
The official designation Pilot
Rules" is under the watchful eye
of the Coast Guard. The one
used for the coastal areas is No.
1859. But except for a CONNER
cial vessel most Of it doesn't con-
Germ us. Then there are two
other booklets issued by the
Coast Guard for use on inland
waters: Rules for the Great
Lakes and Their Connecting
Waters; pilot Rules for West
ern Rivers and the Red River Of
the North"
Here's the part which applies
to us. boiled down into easy-to-
remember form:
/. Two boats approaching on
opposite courses when head-on
/, should alter course to starboard,
thus passing port to port. zone
short blast on the horn or whistle
answered with the same by the
other boat, is used to indicate
this intention by both boats.)
2. When two boats are APP
preaching on opposite parallel
courses. but are to starboard OF
each other, they may keep on
their courses by signaling their
intention with two blasts.
3. In narrow channels, all
boats should keep to the right.
4. When two boats are or
crossing courses the boat on the
right has the right Of way
CRight-of-way area is within thu
angle formed by the bow ant
two points abaft the starboart
BEAM
S. When one boat is over
taking another the boat beini
overtaken has the right Of way
The overtaking boat must keeI
clear.
&. Sailboats have the right o,
way over power boats.
z Fishing boats have tn,
RICH, Of way over all other boat
when fishing. This does moi
apply when fishing IN marrow
channels and traffic lanes)
.. II u illegal To anchor II
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Potomac avenue and Mannins street
NV. at 10 am.
wANDERBlRDs HIKING CLUB-six-
mile hike In the pohick Bay and Mason
Neck region Of Virginia with Louise
Moser and Ethel Noreen as leaders. Meet
at 18th street and New York avenue
NV. at 9:30 am
YOUTH HOSTELs-S o turday and
sunday trip to George Orr's home IN
Cambridge. Nd, for swimming and
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Mountain from CHAMPION Gap to wever-
ton. Md, Make reservations with leader,
John Riley. LII. 2-s946. by noon satnr-
day. Meet at $40 am. at 1424 X street
NV, for chartered bus.
CENTER HIKING CLUB-Hike along
the Gao Canal followed By swim at
Glen Echo under Leadership Of Rafael
lBrenner and Dave wensen. Meet at
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than an hour. Each time he'd
get the fish up toward the boat.
it would squirt away. He played
1t beautifully and finally wore
it down and got it to the boat
side. but it was too large for his
landing net. His companion
gilled it for him. We'd Judge it
weighed better than Is pounds.
A good. long-handled gan is a
nice tool to have along.
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Pazarian. flag lieutenant with
Frank Gorley. first lieutenant,
aboard: Bimbo, Norman Myers,
Past Commander Mol
colin Browne, and Mary B., Past
Commander John Fulton.
A picnic followed at Cape st.
Mary's for approximately 10
and their guests.
= y
The Potomac River Sailing As
sociation's race to Gunston Cove
yesterday and back today is the
first ofhcial event on the City of
Alexandria's Salute to the Army
program.
Robert T. Mitchell Of the
Chamber of Commerce fred the
starting cannon for the fleet.
i 4 i
The Chesapeake Yacht Club
had several officers of bay area
clubs as guests at its flag-raising
and opening program. They in
cluded Commodore Austin Sedi-
cum Of the Maryland Yacht Club
and George Keen, president Of
its Executive Committee: w. M.
Sherwood. vice commodore Of
Capital Yacht Club, and Nelson
H. Smith. vice commodore Of
West River Sailing Clup.
John Thomas. commodore, in
troduced the new officers. They
are Robert H Fuchs. vice COM
modore: Francis Lydbane, rear
commodore; Melville Cox, feet
captain: Hugh Green, secretary;
Edward A. Schmidt, treasurer.
and Hubert Kleinpeter, Larry
Gilpin ana Trimble Sawtelle,
directors.
South River Yacht Club is
making big plans for its fifth
annual sail races next Saturday
and Sunday. There win be a
dance Saturday night
and q trophy presentation Sun
day.
\
ROD AND GUN - Frank
Marshall Of Arlington won the
Fairfax Rod and Gun Clubs
large-bore rife competition with
a score Of 3e4 out Of a possible
400. John E. Moravetz took the
junior title with a score Of $50.
Seventy shooters took part.
Prize story Of the week comes
from @. c. McKown, our cor
respondent at Martinsburg. w.
Va. 1t seems that William Brill
Of Martinsburg was polling q boat
in the Shenandoah when a
131a-inch bass jumped right into
it. Oh, well!
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NOTES on BOATS
Follow the Rules for Sofety

marked channels. It is also
illegal to make fast to channel
markers and buoys.
.. All boats entering q harbor
channel from the open water
should reduce speed.
10. When anchoring (unless
in designated anchorage areas)
all boats are obliged to carry a
white light near the bow from
sunset to sunrise.
IL. On entering a harbor
channel from the open water
red nun buoys are kept to the
right or starboard. When black
cans are used they mark the
left Of the channel. And, Of
course. when leaving. port,
heading for open water. the
reverse applies. A helpful way
to remember is the phrase, red,
right. returning"
What TO Do In Fog
AS soon as a fog closes in a
competent navigator will do two
things Immediately - note his
position on the chart: note the
time. From then on he will
carefully observe his course d.
'rection and speed.
. The pilot rules require that q
boat maneuvering in q fog be
able to stop within half the
range Of visibility. The fog sig
nal should be sounded every
minute on the minute-one long
blast on the horn.
II you pick up the fog signal
OF another boat you should an
swer every one Of her signals
with one Of your own, thus en-
aiding each boat to keep track
on the others course.
Unless the boats can see each
other, they should not give pass
ing signals. II may lead to con-
fusion and collision.
There are many other circum-
stances with rules TO cover them
and a copy Of the pilot rules
aboard is a wise thing TO have.
Next week we'll paraphrase the
essential rules for navigation at
night.
III you have any questions
similar to these. mail them to
Bob Jones, care Of The Eve
ming Star. and we'll do our
best to answer them here)
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Institution, set us straight. The
: pushed-in face resulted from an
early injury, he wouldn't guess
/, how.
A regenerative process then set
In and the striped bass grew to
its present II inches, unusual in
itself as q fish thus deformed
rarely lives that long. The facial
appearance is rare enough, but
occurs in many species, leading
to the expression, 'pug-headed"
fish.
The odd rockfish was caught
last week end on the Navy T
pier at the Solomons by Lonnie
Poison Of Cheverly, Md. who
was fishing from his 14-foot out
board with Kerns. They were
floating soft crab. The striper
took the bait about II pm.
Poison, using spinning tackle,
thought he had an eel, the fish
= fought so strangely. Kerns lifted
the catch out of the water.
That's when he swore OF.
4 4 y
West River Yacht Club had
Samuel j. Carr Of Mayo, Nd,
Anne Arundel County commits
sioner, as q guest of honor at its
fiag-raising and opening celebra-
ton. Harland Walters was
master Of ceremonies and Eddie
; Wilson and Carl Jump. flag at
tendants.
The Buoy Bellies, women's aux
, ihary. prepared a dinner. which
was followed by a boat parade
to the Chesapeake Yacht Club
and back. The auxiliary, Incl
dentally, will have a meeting and
dinner at the clubhouse at pm.
today.
., r. Wesley Shade. the commo-
dore who wanted to sell his boat
and buy an organ. has sold the
We-Tu v to Leroy Whire, jr.,
of Harrisburg. Pa. Shade cruised
The boat to Havre de Grace for
delivery.
: Theodore w. Dent, jr., secre-
tary-treasurer Of the club, and
mrs. Dent have just returned
from q seven-day cruise to Cuba
and Nassau, Bermuda, on the
Queen Of Bermuda.
=
A cruise from Placid Harbor
10 Cape st. Mary's Marina on the
I Patuxent was the first event on
!. the summer schedule Of the Pa
, tuxent River Power Squadron.
Those taking part included the
tehu, skippered by Wilfred Berry,
1uuadron commander, Worry
Wart. Pat Van Sise; Seamac, Ed
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HIKING CLUBS


CAPITAL HIKING CLUB--swimmin
party ct 1880 pm. at the Ambassador
s SUNDAY. JUNE 0
CAPITAL HIKING CLUB-Seven-miIe
hike along Appalachian Trail on South
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LEISURE
SPORTSMAN
.scUTTLEBUTT:
rScUTTLEBUTT:
Pug-Heoded Rockfish
Tsg
Gives Anglers d Shock
By CHARLES COVELL

Ever rocksh with pushed-in face? Well, hadn't
: until last week.
Charles Kerns of Hillside Nd brought him in preserved
In hemo-jug of ice 1t rocksh all right but what
face How did it get that way?
Schultz curator Of fishes at the Smithsonian
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WEST RvERs NEW OFFICERS the pose
Edward Wilson'S
ing ana opening celebration From left bottom Charles Barnard
commodore Wesley Shade
modore top John Crockett and William governors
Staff Photo. -