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The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26

Military construction supervised by the Corps of Engineers in Alas ka has been continuous since 194O.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-26

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

see the Thursday star for the week
end eki Outlook For me latest xxi
sondittcns II ne Appalashian atcas
ski Club Of Washinsten tRE. 7.7isSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

meat is tender. Brush OCCASION
ally with melted butter.
To make dressing. melt "
cup butter in deep skillet and
in 1t saute six sliced green
onions (including topO, "a cup
minced parsley and two 4-oz.
cans mushrooms for 5 minutes.
Mix with four cups cooked rice
and season with one teaspoon
salt and " teaspoon pepper.
Moisten with "a cup of mush-
room liquid or sherry wine.
(eend your favorite hsh or same
feetpe 70 The Hungfy Sportsman Ia
case Of this paper. II q tests out and
q used you viii receive your choice
o. . 4O0-recipe nsh and same coax.
boDE or ~ In enah Hiatt nFofarnWm0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

In the three years In which
Al has been patrol leader, major
accidents have been rare.
Casualties among skiers who
have taken the free instruction
program offered at Cabin
Mountain have been even rarer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Essex and Beau Essex Don
we're two Of the greatest set
tiers ever developed In the
South" Lake says. They were
owned by the late Virgil p. Hall
Of Staunton. Va. After Halls
death his widow gave Beau Es-
sex Don and some Of the breed
ing stock to their old trainer.
It was from him that Lake
got Rose Bank Don.
Harnsberger, q former resi-
dent Of Arlington. retired after
more than 80 years Of Federal
service last fall and bought
Stonehenge. q farm near Mark
ham. A member Of the Izaak
Walton League since 1895, he Is
q past president OF the Arling-
tom Fairfax Chapter, a past
president Of the State Division
and at present a national d.
rector. s
Hokie. q descendant Of
another great setter. Sports
Peerless Pride, hunts remark
ably well on two good forelegs
and one hind one. The other
hangs limp. the result Of a hip
injury in a joust with a barbed
wire fence three years ago.
Harnsberger is treating him
with cortisone and Hokie runs
with the others. but towards
the end Of the day he Is con-
tent TO limp at his masters
heels.
Stream Crosses Area
We drove In Lakes half-ton
truck some miles from Mark
ham and came at last TO q field
interlaced with honeysuckle
vines. A small stream mean
dered across 1t with thick brush
on each side.
The dogs worked this area,
covering the ground quickly. No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

quail were found and we tried
other fields. still without sue.
cess. We crossed the road,
climbing barber-wire fences,
and came to the brook again.
Near Q little pool the dogs sud-
denly took point, standing like.
frozen statues as they signaledl
the presence Of bobwhite.
1t madea perfect picture and
as ] fumbled with the camera
one Of the hunters tried TO
cross q fence. At the slight
twang Of the wire the convey
flushed. rising In q blanket and
tanning in all directions. So
surprised were we. that none
got in q shot.
We trailed this covey across
more fields - ploughed fields,
fields green with winter wheat
and fields OF whitening lespe-
deza. whose seeds are a favorite
food Of the quail--but not q
bird could we ind.
Blunders ON Convey
After bouts with more barbed
wire. we came TO q field Of
harvested corn. In the stubble
Harnsberger Numbered on an
other covey and 1t took OF over
the hilltop.
We pursued. with the dogs
working on each side OF us. but
1t was not until. we reached q
pine woods that they came to
a point. We flushed Q single
bird and Lake bagged II. The
covey had scattered and the
birds we're now sitting singly
or in pairs among the pine
needles. Since the undergrowth
was so thick. We gave up.
So It went the rest Of the
afternoon. Our hunting trip
was unsuccessful IN point Of
game bagged. but it Is late in
the season and the birds are
sitting tight. At least. it had
been beautiful TO see the dogs
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

for the nearest cover, q patch
Of brush. Q thicket or even q
pine woods. Sometimes they
win travel quite q distance. en-
failing a couple Of hours Of toll
by the hunters across ploughed
fields. barbed wire fences and
through briers TO ind them,
Despite the illustrations. quail
hunting always will be popular
with upland gunners In the
South. The ''partridbe" Of this
section. as distinguished from
the ruffed grouse or partridge"
OF the North. provides one Of
the truest tests Of q dogs abil-
ity and II Is here that the
pointer or setter Is invaluable.
President Likes Quail Hash
Quail also are excellent on
the table. President Eisen-
hower's chef says that one Of
the Chief Executives favorite
dishes Is quail hash.
Maryland's quail season
ended January s. but II con-
tinues until Monday east Of the
Blue Ridge in Virginia.
Talbot Denmead Of the
Game and Inland Fish Com
mission in Baltimore said Mary
land had an excellent" quail
season.
Virginia reports also indicate
q good season. but We had an
opportunity for first-hand In
formation in q hunt with Reyn-
olds Harnsberger and Theo-
dore c. Lake Of Markham. Va.
Harnsberger brought his set
ter. Hokie. while Lake had three
fine settlers. Rose Bank Don.
Lady and q young dog named
Joe.
Lake, who works q 900-acre
farm. Is proud Of the Beau
Essex blood In his dogs. Beau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
.Wultonions InstuII
Officers TONIGHT

Omcers VIII be installed at
the meeting Of the Arlington
Fairfax Chapter Of the Izaak
Walton League tonight at the
Broyhill Auditorium on Lee
highway. Arlington.
The slate Is headed by Jen-
nings K. Cave. president: Al
fred O Schmidt and Carl Sam
derhofi. vice presidents: A. w.
Jeller. treasurer. and Alyce L.
OMeara. secretary.
c. r. billiard. retiring presi-
dent. Is recovering at his home
from an intestinal operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
HIKING CLUBS
SUNDAY

- - SUNDAY
CAPITAL HIKING CLUB - Eight
mile hike along Little Seneca Creek
Phi Pie. leader 40 e-eSssl 81
noon saturday. Meet at o am. 81
l424 < street NV. for chartered bus.
cENTkR HIKING CLuB-seven-m mile
nike ~ Cedarsille state Forest Mary
tons with Kay 6melkinson tTA. O.
1897. Meet at Jewish Community
Center AZ $50 am
WANDkRBIRDs HIKING CLuB-six-
mile hike aione Bull Run and over the
battlefield ct Manassas, Va. Make res
ervations with Woody and Barty Ken
NEEDY. leaders fJA, 7-b269). Chartered
nus leaves Twelfth street and New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
THE HUNGRY
SPORTSMAN
SPLIT QUAIL ON
RICE DRESSING
By EDDIE MEIER

Split quail on rice dressing
Is a mountaineering dish. Pluck
and draw four quail and soak
80 minutes in salt water, then
split. Season. place on bed Of
rice dressing In roasting pan
and bake in moderate oven ESQ
degrees) IS minutes. or until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
SKI TRAILS
BY RoBERTs. RYAN

The Washington Ski Club
strengthened its accident-pre-
vention program last week end
by adding four members to its
Ski Patrol. making a total
Of IS.
The examination for member
ship In the National Ski Patrol
System was administered TO
John Katsu. Marvin Stevens
and Dr.. John Neudorp Of Ar
lington. and Dr.. Lorin Kerr Of
washington BY Albrecht Neu-
mann Of Washington. Ski Pa
troll leader, and Jack Davidson
Of Bethesda. national ski pa
trolman.
The four candidates were re-
quired TO pass the basic and
advanced Red Cross first aid
courses. they were given spe-
cial skiing proficiency tests by
patrol and club instructors. and
were required TO pass an exact
ing course In winter first aid,
including ION site" measures
and transportation Of q simu-
lated victim" In the clubs
rescue toboggan.
HA
Mr.. Neumann stressed that
accident. prevention was the
primary mission Of the Ski Pa
trolls. The Washington clubs
free program Of instruction has
done much to further this am
bition. The low casualty figures
on the clubs slope at Cabin
Mountain near Davis. w. Va,
compared with other areas
speaks weii for It's success.
''Patrolmen are not police
men," Al explained. They
cover the slopes looking for
trail hazards, marking them
where possible, aiding inexperi-
enced skiers and occasionally
cautioning the reckless. Their
mission Is to prevent acci-
dents"
In event Of accident patrol
men are ct the side Of the UNI
fortunate, In minutes. Skis are
employed In an X. traditional
method Of warning other skiers,
the victim is examined and
emergency FIRST aid admins
tered II needed. II the skier Is
unable 10 walk. he IL placed on
the rescue toboggan for a care
fully controlled descent Of the
hill. guided by at least three
patrolmen. II the injuries are
such that they cannot be
treated at the well-equipped
patrol hut at the foot Of the
slope. evacuation Is possible by
q standby station wagon or an
on-call ambulance.
In the three years In which
Al has been patrol leader, major
accidents have been rare.
Casualties among skiers who
have taken the free instruction
program offered at Cabin
Mountain have been even rarer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Fleet Of ASS
To SET Record
AT Boat Show

The 4sth annual National
Motor Boat Show opening at
the Coliseum In New York Fri
day viii have q new record Of
ass boats from 6 to 46 feet
long on display.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner. jr..
win ofiicially open the exhibit
ton at 9 pm. for It's To-day
run. aided BY Ralph @. Klie-
forth Of Oshkosh. Wis. presi-
dent of the sponsoring National
Association Of Engine and Boat
Manufacturers, and John w.
milford Of Detroit. chairman
Of the Show Committee.
Inboard and outboard cruis-
ers and runabouts. saiiboats.
rowboats. dinghies. prams.
canoes and water scooters win
MI four floors. Complementing
the display viii be an exhibi-
ton Of marine power plants
and thousands Of items Of
equipment. Al
The queen Of the show will
be . special 46-foot Wheeler
sedan sport fishing cruiser with
flying bridge and dual con.
trolls. It Is priced at more than
$4,000. Also to be shown are
a 43-foot Richardson and q
42-foot Matthews double-cabin
sedan.
The show will be open Friday
from 9 70 IL pm. and on SUM-
days and weekdays from I pm.
70 IL pm.
The Potomac River Power
Squadron expects to send .
delegation Of more than 50
members and wives TO attend
the /. annual meeting Of the
United States Power Squadron
Saturday in New York and TO
attend the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
THRILL TO SEE DOGS POINT
'Quoi Hunting Coils
For Swift, Sure Shot
BY CHARLES COvELL
outdoor Editor

Wyatt carp had nothing on today's quail hunter.
To get his bird he has to aim fast and shoot fast
He must draw bead on q feathered will-o- the-wisp
that may burst suddenly from beneath his feet and
take off in erratic flight to disappear tantalizngly
over the nearest hilltop.
A covey Of quail when flushed usually will head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Most calls involve minor sprains
and bruises.
Five patrol members are GER
titled Red Cross first aid in
structors and several club men,
bers who have not yet fully
qualified for the patrol have
passed the first aid require
ments.
The triangular emblem Of
the local patrol indicates that
he Is fully certified under
standards Of the National Ski
Patrol System. The double tri-
angle emblem as worn by Da-
wilson. only national ski pa
trolmaI1 in the Washington
area. indicates that the wearer
Is q member Of q Nationwide
group Of select. highly trained
skiers. They establish and ex-
anime local patrols amid other
duties ranging from frostbite
treatment to avalanche warn
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Plans for Indoor regatta"
and dance March -. will be
made at the meeting Of the
Capital Power Boat Association
at 9 pm. Thursday ct Capital
Yacht Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Chapter 10
(BILL NO. 2O)

AN ACT to amend subsection (a Cs title ffsreet
parking facilities Minimum and Sec 47 subsec.
ton ta) ~, (4) Cd "Same-Nnnum design stand
ards, Montgomery County Code 1855, change the
minimum standards and minimum design requirements for off
street parking facilities in order qualify exemptions
the Parking Lot District Tax"
Be Enacted by County Montgomery County Mary
land, that -
Sec Section Asa title "offsreet parking facilities
mum Standards subsection (a 49, Montgomery County Code
1855, is hereby amended to read follows:
S) Moruary funeral paror parking space for each
one hundred square feet of reception plus parking space
for each two employees"
subsection a) ID ( and 60 Montgomery County Code 1855
hereby amended to follows:
I'D Each automobile parking shall be
hundred eighty square feet in In addition
vded adequate interim dveway and dveways
to connect each public parking paved street or alley
4) Interior dveways and drveways shall
be at least ten feet in width to allow expeditions
OF vehicles in such veways provided
for whenever posbe and drveways shall be
separately provided wherever possible shall not be
less than twenty feet in width
7) Pedestrian walways shall be provided addition to all
required parking and drives street parking ac
ties of one hundred fifty parking spaces or more"
Sec Nothing contained in this Sections
and 457 shall affect parking lot granted prior
August Is. 1858
sts4s2sl9
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Chapter 10
(BILL NO. 12)

AN ACT to add four ubsecons TX sec 2s1 title
County Board of Appeals functions Mont
gomey County Code 1855 from the County
Council to the County Board of Appeals hear
appeals under the Hotel License Contractors
License Law Plumbers and Gas Filters and the
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Code authorizing the Board
OF Appeals to hear such Oher Appeals may authorized
from time to time by ordinance of the County Council
BE Enacted by the County Council Montgomery County Mary
land, that =
Sec l. There is hereby added Article Sec 2s1 title
County Board of Appeals and functions Mont
gomery County Code 1855 to be known
subsectons o) p) q) and r) to follow Immediately after
subsection (n) thereof, and to read follows:
(o) Appeals concerning the Hotel License Board
shall hear and decide all appeals taken Licensing
Law being Ordinance No BAL adopted August see Laws
OF Montgomery County 1856 all therein to the
County Council appeal body shall be
the Board"
tp Appeals concerning the Plumbers
Law and the Plumbing Fitting The Board shall
hear and decide all appeals Plumbers and Gas
Filters Licensing Law and the Plumbing Fitting Code
and all references therein to the County Council appeal body
shall be construed to refer to the Board"
tq Appeals concerning the Electrical Law
The Board shall hear and decide all appeals under the Eec
cal Contractors Licensing Law Ordinance adopted
November Is 1855 Montgomery County 1856 and
all references therein County Council as an appeal body
shall be construed to refer to the Board"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
TsCinbrOok
German Mayor Visits
Ultra Modern Center

gressional candidate; and David
Cahoon, who was unopposed by
the '5Sers for the third council
district.
Offsetting this, the invitation
list includes every successful So
candidate each of whom has re-
portedly accepted. They are
Stella Warner, StanIy Frosh,
Margaret Schweinhaut, Margaret
Carpenter, Alice Hostetler, Ray
Murphy, Richard Abel, Justice
Chambers and LaVerne Holt.
Dean Acheson viii be present
If he returns from a European
trip on schedule.
Also expected at the party will
be Ann Brown, AL Seaman and
j. Grahame Walker, the success.
full three of the five who split
with the caucus group at the last
minute. Although they were not
on the '58 ticket, they were listed
by the '58ers as qualified candi-
dates"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Chapter l
(BILL NO. ~

AN ACT to amend subsection 21011 title Admnistra
on Montgomery County as amended bv CHAPTER
IL Laws of Montgomery County 1856 parks and
ecreaonal facilities among those public facilities which
Montgomery County authorized to issue bonds on lie faith
Be Enacted by the County Council Montgomery County
land, that -
Sec Subsection (c) Section 2101 Montgomery County Code
1922 as amended by Chapter 81 Montgomery County
1856 is hereby further amended O read as follows:
(c) The construction extension acquisition i'm
provement enlargement alteration and nodrnizaon of
any structures to house of or for the use
the county administration especially health clinics
e engine houses and police stations apos fields
parks ana receaonal facilities combination
going including acquisition and development Of sites therefor
the architectural and engineering services incident and the
acqson and installation of necessary furnishings fighting
equipment and fixed permanent equipment therefor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Chapter 2
(BILL NO. 81

AN All to repeal and reenact with
title Exceta disposal regulations of the
Montgomery County Code 1855 Board of Health
to adopt rules regulations specifications regarding the suit
ability OF land for the installation plants
BE Enacted by the County Council Montgomery County, Mary
land, that -
Sec l. Section 2426 Montgomery County Code 1855 title
Excreta disposal regulations is hereby rnead
ana reenacted, with amendments to read follows:
me board OF health and the county shall
adopt rules regulations specifications for the construction
construction and maintenance of disposal plants for
SUITABILITY OF the land for the installation disposal plants by
reason OF land area available for the
conditions The board of health may impose and
form fees for the issuance of disposal permits to cover
the cost of inspection"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Reminder
Is Issued
On ASC Rules

Farmers who have an acreage
reserve agreement for 1858 and
also have an interest in the opera
ton of more than one farm were
reminded this week by the county
Agricultural Sterilization and
Conservation office of certain
requirements they must meet to
qualify for Acreage Reserve
payments.
Julius P. Parran, chairman,
Maryland ASC Committee, urged
all landlords, owner-operators
and tenants who are in doubt
about Acreage Reserve require
ments for multiple farm opera
tons to get complete informa-
ton at the ASC office.
The operator who has an in
terest in more than one farm
must comply fully with the
regular Soil Bank rules on the
farm covered by his Acreage Re-
serve agreement. In addition, on
any other farm or farms in
which he has an interest either
as landlord or tenant, he must
not exceed by more than 10 per.
cent the normal acreage" in
effect on the other farms for the
commodity designated in his
Acreage Reserve agreement.
The normal acreage" is the
highest acreage of the desig-
mated Acreage Reserve com
modify grown on the farm in
1856 or 1857 or allotted to the
farm for 1858.
Any farmer who fails to com
ply with the normal acreage
limitation will forfeit his right to
an Acreage Reserve payment on
the participating farm for the
commodity named in the agree
ment.
The normal acreage rule ap-
plies separately to each Acreage
Reserve commodity. For ex-
ample, farmer having both a
corn agreement and a wheat
agreement can qualify for corn
Acreage Reserve payment by
meeting all requirements relat-
ing to the acreage of that com.
modify and still be ineligible for
wheat Acreage Reserve pay
ment for failure to observe the
normal acreage limitations for
that grain.
In cases where two persons
such as landlord and tenant, are
interested in an agreement
farm" the normal acreage
restriction applies only to the
person having an interest ir
another farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
FRIDAY, JUNE ~, 1858
AT 1000 O'CLOCK AM.

all those lots of ground and the
improvements thereon situate, ly-
ing and being in Montgomery
County, Maryland, and described
as Lot numbered Q, in Block num-
bered /, Lots numbered 3 and a.
in Block numbered 2, and Lots
numbered l and 4, both inclusive,
in Block numbered A, in the sub
division known as Howard
Chapel Terrace, Section One" as
per plat thereof recorded in Plat
Book SO, at Folio 1906, one of
the Land Records of Montgomery
County, Maryland.
Subject to a right-of-way grant
ed the Potomac Edison Company,
by Deed dated May IA, 1851, of
record in Liber 842, at Folio 345,
among said Land Records.
Lot numbered 2, Block l, Lot
numbered 3, Block 2, and Lots
numbered ! and 2, Block 4, in
said subdivision, are improved by
brick dwelling houses with base
ments, each being under construc-
ton and approximately seventy
five per cent completed.
All of the aforesaid lots of land
are encountered by prior Deeds
of Trust securing construction
loans made by The Citizens Build
ing & Loan Association, the bal.
ance due thereon to be announced
at time of sale.
Lot numbered A, Block 2, and
Lots numbered 8 and a, Block 4,
are unimproved.
TERMS OF SALE: Each of the
said lots will be offered sepa.
rately and the bids thereon re.
served and Immediately there.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05
Sacred Heart
To Graduate
81 Seniors

Nine Montgomery County girls
are among 81 members of the
senior class as Stone Ridge Coun-
try Day School of the Sacred
Heart who will receive gradua-
ton diplomas at the school. 9101
Rockville Pike, at 4 Pm. tomor-
row. They are:
Katherine Bertholf, daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Charles Ber-
tholf, SOL Allan Road, West.
moreland Hills; Mario Dlggins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
tholomew Diggins, of GIG Bex-
hill Drive. Kensington; Eleanor
Hancock, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Hancock. SOL Moor
land Lane, Bethesda; Olga Hut
chins, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward L. Hutchins Of 7108
Denton Road, Bethesda.
Also Eleanor Nealon, daugh.
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Stephen w.
Nealon, 104 East Lenox Street.
Chevy Chase; Diane Pyle, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James J.
Pyle. ASIA Western Avenue, Be
thesda; Paula Scheid, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scheid, 5214
Brookway Drive, Summer.
Also Thomasine Schreier,
daughter of Mr.. G. Mrs. Edward
p. Schreier, 10 Newlands Street,
Chevy Chase. and Alice Stefan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Stefan, 9119 Burdette Road. Be
ihesdn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-05

after all of said lots viii be, Of
fered as an entirety and the bid,
or bids, producing the greater
total sale price for said lots will
be accepted by the Trustees. A
deposit of Five Hundred Dollars
(S500O0) for each lot purchased,
or, in the alternative, the deposit
with the Trustees of the note Sc
cured by the Deed of Trust being
foreclosed, will be required OF the
purchaser at the time of sale,
the balance of the purchase price
to be payable in cash upon rati.
fication of the sale by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty, Maryland, otherwise said
property will be resold at the
risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. Conveyancing, record
ing, notary fees, examination of
title, State and Federal Revenue
Stamps shall be at the cost of
the purchaser; State and County
taxes shall be adjusted to date
of sale; Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission front foot
benefit charges, if any, shall be
adjusted for the current year to
date of sale and assumed there
after by the purchaser; interest
on prior trusts shall be borne by
the purchaser from date of sale.
]. DOUGLAS BRADSHAW.
and
PLUMMER M. sHEARIN,
Trustees.