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size, are schooling again on
Thomas Point Bar! Small ones
are being caught in South River
near Riva. South River also is
producing fair perch fishing.
Over on the Eastern Shore
night fishermen have been
having luck with hardheads of
the north edge OF Poplar Is
land. Gum Thickets and the
Wild Grounds also have been
favoring the eel drifter and
troller with big stripers.
Hardheads In ChOptank
Boats out Of Tilghman Is
land have been catching a few
big hardheads in the Choptank
while rockfishins is imp. owing.
Capt. Kenneth WEIGH Of
Benedict took a party to the
Southwest Middles on the
B. B. K. and came back with
1888 hardheads and two trout.
Around Benedict itself there
are struggling spot and q lot
Of understood rock. A few hard
heads are being taken of
Sheridan's Point.
In the upper Potomac rock
fish are reported biting again
in the area known as The Par
Tor between Boiling Rock and
the Virginia shore,
The river is said to be clear
ing slowly and meters have
been taking numerous shad.
Two have been caught on rod
and reel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12
THE LOG BOOK
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
GIBSON ISLAND YACHT SQUAD
RON-10:50 am. Love Point-Swan
Point race for cruising division. inter-
national SIS meter class. racing divi-
sion. Delta cruising class and star
lass. et
ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLUBS pm.
boat parade as part Of opening cere-
monies; pm. buffet supper; 10 pm,
dancing.
CHESAPEAKE YACHT CLUB-com-
modore's annual dinner and dance
oficially opening season.
SHADY OAKS YACHT CLUB -
Weekend shakedown cruise 70 Oak
Grove on South River.
SUNDAY
ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLUB-noon,
ag.raising ceremony TO ofieially open
season.
POTOMAC RIVER POWER SQUAD
RON-West River Yacht Club rendez-
vous and nAvigatorg contest.
SEVERN SAILING ASSOCIATION
Club eliminations for Chesapeake Bay
Mems sailing Championship.
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100 to 100 blues weighing up
to 3ts pounds. A few snappers
are being caught in the inlet
on a rising tide.
Some Black Drum Caught
Surf fishing Is slow except
for black drum. A few have
been caught at Assateague Is
land.
UL at Indian River Inlet
and Lewes. DEL. captains say
they are doing even better on
the bluefish. Boats are getting
up to 400 all the way from
Five Fathom Light down the
coast.
Trout up to 2 pounds are
starting to bite in Delaware
Bay. Night fishing is by far
the best with boats getting up
to 800 on fresh squid. Sea
bass fishing continues fair
with much Of the catch mixed
with ling and whiting king
fish,.
On Chesapeake Bays South
west Middle Grounds catches
of 100 hardheads per trip are
commonplace after q week end
lull. At Solomons Island. where
is to 20 per boat had been
taken of Drum Point. hard
head fishing has dropped of
sharply.
Spot Caught at Sol0mOns
Best news out of Solomons
is two catches Of spot by skiff
anglers. One boat brought in
Is medium-sized fish while an
other had more than so me-
dium to large spot. On the
whole anglers have been get
tirs no more than one or two
sp0 per trip.
Very few rockfish are being
caught there although there
are many small fish in the
Patuxent River. Good catches
of white perch may be made
over the wrecks.
Chesapeake Beach reports
rockfish. trolling good. The
fish are said to be breaking
below the Stone Rock, on the
Diamonds and on the Gooses.
One boat yesterday morning
had II weighing up to IL
pounds. Hardhead fishing of
Chesapeake Beach is poor.
At Deale white perch fishing
is improving while the rock
fish on Holland Point Bar are
a little larger. Maximum size
is about IS inches.
Rockhsh, a few Of keeper
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SPORTSMANS
CALENDAR

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morrow and Sunday. w, 49,
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VirginiA State skeet Championships
starting at 0 am. tomorrow and Sum
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Continuous open season
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vIRGINIA--continuous open season
east Of Blue Ridge; June 2O-April 30
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Ocean City Fleet
Adds Party Boot

Ocean City has added a new
party or head" boat to its
fishing feet.
The new boat is the Taurus,
which Capt. Ed Brex will oper-
ate along with his Pisces. The
latter will leave West Ocean
City harbor for the porgy and
bass grounds at 8 am. daily,
while the Taurus will leave at Z.
The Taurus is powered by
twin screw diesels and carries
the latest in. electronic equip
ment.
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Big Tennis Field

EVANSTON. Ill. June IL
AP).-The national collegiate
tennis championships win be
held at Northwestern Uni
versity June % to June %. A
field Of 70 players from 81
schools will compete in the
It'll NCAA meeting series,
which started in 1883 at Trinity
College.
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HARDHEADs BITING
First Cobio Taken
Off Cape Charles
BY CHARLES COvELL
Outdoor EditOF

- The first coba of the season has been taken off
Cape Charles Va.
That and the continued run of bluefsh in nearby
ocean waters scattered catches of spot in Chesa-
peake Bay and resumption of rockfishing in the
upper Potomac River top this weeks fishing news
Hardheads are biting again after lull off Point
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AOOkOuL Willie lkOIIl WdCLldp-
reague, Va, and Ocean City,
nd. come reports of the first
white marlin Of the season al
though none has been caught.
ssDown at Cape Charles where
the world record cobia, q 102-
FOUNDER, was caught some
years ago, the first of 1859. a
33-pounder, was taken this
week.
Woman Catches Cobia
The fish was hoated by Mrs.
Jane Williams of Baltimore
while fishing the Fisherman's
Island shoal from the family
boat, Silver King. Although
other cobia have been taken
In nets. old timers doubt that
the annual summer run has
started.
Also being caught off Cape
Charles are big porgies. Weigh
ing 8 to IL pounds. they are
biting on clans off Plantation
Light. Founders also are being
taken along with small trout.
The bluefishing from Wach-
apreague to Lewes. Del. ranges
from fair to excellent. OF the
Virginia ports, at least. many
bonitos are mixed with the
blues.
Capt. Buck White took out
a party from Chincoteague on
the Nellie E. and brought in
more than 300 blues and boni-
ties. Other boats have been TAX
iig from 80 to so 2 TO S-pound
fish.
Founders Arrive
sFlounders hit into Chincoo-
league last week end and II
small boats fishing the inlet
one day brought in more than
500 pounds. Six channel bass
weighing from IS to As pounds
were caught one night.
OF Wachapreague a white
marlin was hooked by a party
trolling for blues but threw
the hook. Founders continue
To bite along with trout. One
trout weighed 5 pounds, Is
ounces. and another, 4 pounds,
5 ounces. George Killmon of
Wachapreague and a compan-
ion went surf casting on Cedar
Island and hooked four chan
mel bass. One of the four was
caught.
Out Of Ocean City a blue
fish party saw a white marlin
failing along near the Jack
Spot but it Spurned the bait.
Boats are bringing in from
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Spanish Envoy Asks
Aid Boost From u. S.

LONDON, Aug. 81 (AP).-
Spanish Foreign Minister Fer
nando Castiella appealed to
President Eisenhower today for
an increase in United States
military and economic aid for
Spain.
In a 25-minute meeting with
Mr.. Eisenhower, the Spanish
envoy also expressed the COM
plete confidence of Generals
simo Francisco Franco in the
Presidents peace mission in Eu-
rope.
Mr.. CaStiella handed Presi-
dent Eisenhower a personal let
ter from Franco, Presidential
Press Secretary James c. Hag-
erty told newsmen.
Mr.. Eisenhower began at once
drafting an answer. Mr.. Hager-
ty said. The contents will be
released after Gen. Franco re-
ceives the communication.
Mr.. Hagerty said Foreign
Minister Castiella and Presi-
dent Eisenhower did not dis
cuss the question of Spain's
admission into the 15-natior
North Atlantic Treaty Organi-
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

Secretary of State Herter
and the United States Ambas-
sador to Spain, John Davis
Lodge, we're with the President
during the meeting. Mr.. Cas-
tiella was accompanied by the
Spanish Ambassador to Wash
ington. Jose Maria Areilza,
and the Director General of
the Spanish Foreign Ministry,
Ramon Sedo.
Mr.. Hagerty read to report
erS this statement on the dis
cuSSion:
1.-THE Spanish Foreign Min
lister, Fernando Maria Cas-
tiella, paid a visit to the Presi-
dent and the Secretary OF
State this afternoon at the
residence of Ambassador John
Hay Whitney at Winfield
House.
THE Foreign Minister con-
veyed to the President the COM
plete confidence of the Spanish
Chief of State for the Presi-
dents mission in Europe aimed
at consolidating peace.
THE President expressed to
the Spanish Foreign Minister
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (AP).
Police said today two youths
were being held in custody and
would be charged with homi-
eide in the fatal stabbing OF
two l6-year-old boys-the lat
est victims of New York street
violence.
At least 10 other youths were
also in police custody. They
will be held as material wit
nesses or charged with unlaw-
full assembly. according to
Chief of Detectives James B.
Leggett.
The victims were stabbed to
death shortly after Saturday
midnight when a gang OF
youths armed with knives at
tackled eight teen-agers sitting
in a playground.
The leader of the attacking
group, police were told, wore a
black cloak, carried a cane and
had large buckles on his shoes.
Police said they recovered a
black cloak and buckled shoes
from one of the youths held.
Believed Personal Matter
Mr.. Leggett said the fatal
Standings apparently did not
represent organized gang &C
ton, but were a personal mat
ter, growing out of an individ-
ual grievance. He did not ex-
plain further.
The deaths brought to 1
the number of young people
killed in teen-age violence in a
week. The city's toll so far
this year is 8 dead.
A third boy was stabbed in
the stomach in yesterdays vio-
lence, a bottle was broken over
another boys head, and two
more boys and a girl were
roughed up.
The six boys and two girls
were sitting in a darkened
playground on Manhattan's
West Side when they were set
upon.
Wore Black Cape
One of the boys who was
roughed up by the gang, Jimmy
Orphanos, Is, said the gang
leader wore a black cape. like
the kind Dracula wears in the
movies" and carried a cane.
Young Orphanos said later
that the youth in the cloak told
him just before the gang fed:
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proach to the rebels after talks
with Mr.. Eisenhower. Such a
move might be made to CO.
incide with the opening of the
United Nations General As
sembly session in New York, to
take the steam out of any
Asian-African bloc plan for an
Assembly debate on Algeria.
Some saw the Presidents trip
as a pulse-taking tour to sound
out the army's views on a new
peace plan.
Although he did not reveal
such a plan, he left behind the
impression that Algeria must
be granted the right of self
determination. The bulk of the
one million French colonlsts in
the North African territory like
ly will oppose this strenuously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31

QlSCuSSs
Gen. de Gaulle in Algeria
avoided the big cities and spent
much of his time talking over
the situation with lunior and
non-commissioned officers OF
the French army.
Whatever he took away from
military men in the way Of ad-
vice he left behind him boosted
morale and renewed army sup
port for his personal direction
of attempts to end the rebel
lion.
First we must pacity; the
rest will follow by ITSELF" he
repeatedly told the army.
To the Algerians he said:
"Peace f1rst-then a new era
when all Algerians will decide
their destiny for themselves"
One officer said after talking
with Gen. de Gaulle: 1--WE fee
the general knows what he
wants. He has a plan"
But whether that plan in
cludes any new moves was mo-
known. Gen. de Gaulle gave nc
inkling of any new departure
in his brief talks.
Some quarters believe the
President will try a new ap'
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his appreciation Of the CO.
operation received from our
Spanish friends in connection
with the bases which the
United States, with Spanish CO.
operation, has constructed in
Spain.
THE President concluded by
asking the Foreign Minister to
convey his good wishes to Gen
Franco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31
Suud Visits Cairo

CAIRO. Aug. 81 (AP).-King
Saud of Saudi Arabia arrives
here today for a four-day Off
cial visit. President NasSer and
his cabinet are scheduled to
welcome the monarch with
full-scale honorS at Cairo air.
port. This will be the first
meeting between Col. Nasser
and King Saud in more than
two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31
Two Youths Facing Charges
In New York Gang Killings

ity of a gang feud. They be-
lieved the boys with the knives
we're seeking personal venge-
ance, for a real or imagined
insult. and might have at
tackled the group when they
couldn't find whomever they
were looking for. The group In
the park was white.
One OF the survivors said an
attacker yelled I'VE don't allow
Gringos near the park" Span
ish-speakinR people sometimes
use "Gringo" as a contemptuous
word for North Americans.
The area where the violence
broke out is not far from the
old Hell's Kitchen section. 1t
is an area of rundown tene-
ments. where there is a delicate
balance of tension between the
older elements - Italians and
others-and the Puerto Rican
newcomers. Police said, how
ever, that there was no appar-
ent racial hatred involved in
the Standings.
The two 16-year-old boys,
Anthony Krzesinski and Robert
Young. staggered into tene-
ments across the street before
they collapsed and died.
Ewald Riemer. 10. was in
fair condition today in a hos
pital, suffering from a stab
wound in the abdomen.
Harold Luken, l6. suffered
less serious injuries when he
was hit on the head with q
bottle. His 14-year-old sister,
Sandy. escaped unhurt.
Young Orphanos was beaten
with an umbrella, and a Is
year -old girl with him, whose
name was not revealed. was
punched in the face. Tony
Woznikaites, Is, was sluggec
several times.
The attack came a few hours
after the funeral for a 14-year-
old boy. who died Of stab
wounds in a hospital after u
hours of pain. He was stabbed
a week ago Sunday, during g
street gang war on the Lower
East Side in which a 15-year-
old girl was shot dead.
Social agencies sent more
than a dozen East Side street
gang leaders away to camp af-
ter that outbreak, in an effort
to neutralize the area and pre-
vent further violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31
Police Tackle
Khrushchev
Security Task

Washington officials today
began working out elaborate
security arrangements for the
visit Of Russian Premier Nikita
Khrushchev on September IS.
l6 and II.
An hour-long meeting was
held at Metropolitan Police
Headquarters this morning
among Metropolitan and Park
Police. State Department Sc
curity men and representatives
Of the Secret Service and the
District National Guard.
1t was disclosed that Mr.
Khrushchev will arrive in
Washington by plane at the
MATS Terminal at National
Airport. Deputy Police Chief
Howard v. Covell said the TOP
Russian will reach Washing
ton at 10 am. September Is
He will stay at Blair House
during his visit.
Guard to Assist
The District National Guard
was requested to assist Metro
politan Police along whatever
route Mr.. Khrushchev takes
into the city.
Deputy Chief Covell said
most Of Washington's $500
man police force will alternate
with National Guardsmen along
his parade route. He said
Washington police will turn Out
the largest detail since the
1889 visit of the King ano
Queen of Great Britain.
No police leaves will be
granted unless there is a spe-
cial emergency during the
Premier's stay in Washington
Deputy Chief Covell said.
Ban on ParadeS
Deputy Chief Covell said
there will be strict enforcement
of the laws banning parades
without permits and any pick
citing within 500 feet of a for.
eign dignitary or embassy. This
precaution appears aimed al
/ possible attempts to picket Of
demonstrate by nti-Commu-
mist organizations against Mr.
Khrushchev at his temporary
residence or as he moves about
the area.
Harbor police will be patrol
ing near bridges Mr.. Khru'
shchev may cross during his
visit, Chief Covell said.
The State Department sale
it was not yet decided whether
Government workers will be re.
leased from their desks before
the Red Premier's arrival.
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This will teach you to fool
with the Young Lords"
Police said the gang wAs
SPANS h speaking. Officers
questioned a number of mem
bers of the Young Lords, a
Puerto Rican street gang which
hangs out about 80 blocks away
from the playground.
Since the youths attacked
were not members of any gang,
police discounted the POSSIBLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-31
De GouIIe Back Home
To Meet Eisenhower

PARIS Aug. 81 (AP)-President Charles de Gauue
returned night from four-day military inspection Of
rebeous Algeria for his talks with President
Eisenhower.
Frances costly campaign against the Algerian nationalist
will high the problems the two leaders will
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Answer to TRIUNE
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unite, unit, urine, inert, inter, inure,
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By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

and attended school in a con-
vent and that was something
that was not done. However,
I see 1t done quite frequently
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MISS L. M. c.
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information you sent me.
With regard to your question,
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to wear gloves while receiving
Holy Communion in a Cath
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Question: I recently was
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luncheon given in a hotel
dining room. Before the par
ty, my hostess knew that I
was catching a train at three
pm. At 2:30 when everyone
was eating dessert, I was
forced to leave. I have wor-
ried ever since for fear I was
very rude. Should I write a
letter Of apology to my host
esS? MRS. G. M r.
Answer: I see no reason
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