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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
Drought Creates
Serious Shortage
Of Wild Ducks

MANISTEE. Mich, June Is
(AP) Hunters face a serious
shortage Of wild ducks because
ofdrought conditions in United
States and Canadian prairie
potholes. a Government official
said here today.
Ross Lefiler, Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Interior, said the
national scarcity could be as
serious as in the l930s when
similar droughts cut duck
fiocks.
Every sign so far this year
is that drought conditions In
the major duck factories-the
prairie potholes-are so serious
that production will be drasti-
cally down." Lefiler said in a
speech prepared for delivery be-
fore the Michigan United Con-
servation Clubs.
LETTER appealed to sportsmen
to buy Federal duck hunting
stamps whether they plan to
use them or not because we
need to keep up our purchasing
program to preserve the van
ishing wetlands through
this critical period"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
Harvard CIings
To Slim Lead in
Dinghy Regatta

CRANSTON, RI. June 10
(AP) - Harvard chung to its
five-point lead over Boston Uni
versity at the end Of "a races
in the % annual MorsS Trophy
Regatta for the National inter-
collegiate dinghy champion
ship.
With only four races to 60
In the double round-robin. Har-
ward has 152 points. Blu. fol-
lows with lat and Princeton is
third with la. Michigan has
119, Columbia 90, Indiana 95
and Occidental 81.
Twelve races. six In each divi-
sion. were sailed yesterday in
light to medium northerly air
on the Providence River. The
remaining four races are sched-
uled for today.
Bill Saltonstall. Atlantic
Coast 10 champion from Exc
ter. NH. where his father is
headmaster Of Exeter Academy,
paced the Crimson. Competing
in Division B, Saltonstall won
two races and picked UP a
second. third. fourth and sixth
in the others.
Billy Cox, Princeton fresh
man sailing in Division A, won
two races and rolled up 81
points. The only other man to
win two races was Otto Scher-
er, Michigan. competing in Di-
vision B. He scored SO points.
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Things in the bay just now
are getting back to where they
were before the big blow. Over
on the Atlantic Coast it wasn't
so bad. with Sunday the only
day boats couldn't go out. Anc
at that the shippers naturally
lost a good payday.
Most noteworthy item from
ocean points is that school
tuna in the 10 to l5-pounc
class have showed up. Coco
catches were noted at Ocear
City and Wachapreague.
Founder fishing also seem.
good over there, and in fact
the while general run Of bottom
fishing along the coast is bright
for porgies. sea bass and some
trout in addition to founder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

Aided by Miller's l2-year-old
son, Marty. lines were floated
down to Nicholson. With Hope
pulling, Nicholson was able to
free his anchor and the yacht
towed his boat to Smiths Greek.
Most Of the other boats.
their captains handicapped by
the seas, cut their anchor lines
and made port after a fashion.
After Capt. Scheible got in with
the head boat, Iona B.. q con-
verted oyster boat, he found
benches, ripped loose by his
passengers in their desperate
efforts to hang on.
Aboard Capt. John and Louis
Beams head boat, Samie Jean,
1t was a different story. Yeat-
man. 38, had 10 passengers
aboard who had paid IS a head
for the six-hour fishing trip.
Yeatman climbed to the FORE
deck to free the anchor and as
the heavy boat waved and
rolled with the wind, he I'M
warily stepped into a loop in
the line.
Rope Nearly Sewers Leg
The boat heeled and the
loop frightened. grinding his leg
against the anchor post and
partially severing it. Two fin
gers, also caught in the rope,
were severed.
Yeatman, numbed by pain
and shock. shouted to his pas
sengers to stay put lest they
be washed overheard. He also
asked for a knife to cut himself
free. The first knife was too
small so he sent for another.
Then he crawled back into the
cockpit without aid. There he
called over the ship-to-shore
for help.
Capt. Louis Bean, on the
Bobby Joe, heard the call and
went Immediately to his aid.
There young Joe Bohannon.
l6. a nephew Of Louis. jumped
on board, took command and
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SPORTSMANS
CALENDAR

SHOOTING
FAIRFAX ROD AND GUN CLUB
Junior sectional four-position small.
bore match tomorrow on club range
ARCHERY
MALTONlAN BOWMEN OF SILVER
SPRINGS field archery match at !
pm. Sunday on club range.
OPEN SEASON
BLACK BASS
VIRGlNIA--Continu open season
east Of Blue Ridge: June 20-April 30
west OF Blue Ridge with some excep.
tons. Maryland Inon-tidal watersl-
June November 80: tidal waters
same. West virginia--Year-r round oper
season.
TROUT
VlRGINIA-Noon, April lS-Deeem-
Der 81. Maryland-April l5-March II
West Virsinia-April 2a.Deeember 81,
URGINIA--Continu open season
east OF Blue Ridge: June 2O-April 30
west Of Blue Ridge. Maryland mon
tidal waters June March IA: WALL
eyes. April 1-November Is West Vir-
ginia-Year-'round open season.
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NAVY CAPABLE OF UPSET
Syracuse Crew Due
To End IRA Famine

transformed Syracuse into a
contender since switching from
Cornell five years ago. is conf
dent his boys won't fizzle the
big opportunity.
For Syracuse. 1t may well be
now or never. School loses half
his varsity boat through gradu-
alton and his freshman boat
leaves something to be desired.
As was the case last year,
Cornell comes into the IRA
without a victory.
Although Coach Stork San
ford is having unusual diff
culties this season at the vital
stroke spot, the late-starting
Big Red always is dangerous at
three miles.
Most people don't expect
much from Cornell this time,
Sanford feels, and the pressure
is off. We'll be out there row.
ing the best we can" he smiles.
Penn Jayvees Strong
Cornell, which swept the lake
last year. is heavily favored in
the freshman event, at two
miles. Penn appears to have
the strongest Junior varsity.
Penn Coach Joe Burk said
his varsity defeated the second
boat by two lengths earlier
this week. If it hadn't, Burk
added. he planned to switch
the two.
Washington, absent from the
IRA the last two years because
the NCAA penalized its foot
ball recruiting policies, took
California by three lengths,
but has not faced an Eastern
crew.
California Coach KY Ebright.
sending his last crew into bat
tie, shrugs of the Washington
defeat.
I'VE have progressed to the
point where we can take it
all" the seven-time IRA win
ner contends. Ebright is re-
firing July /.
Princeton. Dartmouth, CO.
ilumbia and NIT round out the
remainder of the varsity field.
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unaided brought the Samie
Jean to Point Lookout where
the Coast Guard took over.
A Navy ambulance was watt
ing and rushed the injured
captain to Leonardtown Hos
pital, where surgeons ampu-
tated his leg between the ankle
and the knee.
Fellow fishing captains, alert
to a companions distress, i'm
mediately set up q relief fund
for the Yeatman family to
which they contributed. Dona-
tons still are being received at
the County Trust Co. In Leon
ardtown. Md.
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and four small children, is
minus a leg and two fingers as
a result Of the storm. 1t will
incapacitate him from his regu-
lar job as a bricklayer.
There had been a bad squat
shortly after 3 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon that churned the
bay of Point Lookout. but a
good portion Of the sport fish,
ing fleet that boats out of
Smiths and st. Jerome Creeks
was safe ashore. They were not
scheduled TO set out on their
nightly trips for hardheads un-
I'll 2 or 3 hours later.
Fleet Puts Out
After the squall the sun came
out and the seas settled down.
The fleet, to the number Of at
least 20, set out. They were fish,
ing peacefully on the Southwest
Middle Grounds when the wind
rose again.
Seas, they said afterward,
ran 10 feet high. Most of the
boats. anchored for fishing.
rode them out with passengers
sick and frightened. some pray
ing for help. others too nause-
ated to pray.
Aboard Capt. Nick Nichol-
sons 46-foot Althea out Of
Capt. Andy Schedules Fishing
Center at Wynne, Md, a man
had a heart attack. Nick mes
saged for help but the Coast
Guard stations at Point Look
out. Piney Point and Crisfield.
swamped by distress calls, were
Ipowerless. Finally, the private
yacht. Hope. out of Clayton's
Marina in Smiths Creek, came
to the rescue. The Hope is a
48-footer. owned by Nick Mil
Ter Of Alexandria.
Yacht TOws Fishing Boat
Bud Clayton, who was aboard,
said at one time the waves
were higher than Hopes Bridge,
which stands l6 feet above the
water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
Lambert Going
For Tennis Sweep

King Lambert, the singles
champion. and Ed Bennett wiz
play Hal and Clyde Freeman at
6 pm. today in the doubles
final of the Public Parks tennis
tournament at Hams Point.
Lambert, a Marine captain
from Quantico, last night de-
feated George Stewart, the ma
tional Negro champion, for the
singles title. Stewart took the
first set, 6--3. but Lambert won
the next two sets, 6-3, 6-3,
for the title.
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THE LOG BOOK
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLUB-Noon
start Of Annapolis to Newport ocean
SEVERN SAILING ASSOCIATION
Annual regatta for all classes.
VEST RIVER SAILING CLUB-Stari
OF Cruise Week.
sELBY BAY YACHT CLUB-Treas.
ure hunt and hot dog roast.
GIBSON ISLAND YACHT SQUAD
R0N-Start Of Cruise Week
CAPITAL POWER BOAT ASSOCIA.
IION-Outboard races ct Hagerstown
Nd, and inboard races At Hopewell
Va.
SEVERN SAILING ASSOCIATION
Annual reagtta for ell classes
WEST RIVER SAILING CLUB-Sum.
mer series Of races.
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Storm Disrupted Bay Fishing

The storm last week end set
fishing back just about one
week in Chesapeake Bay and
tributaries. It wasn't until
Wednesday that the boats
could get out again in force,
and then it still was bouncy.
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RUNABoUT.. left: lo0-h.p. Gray ma.
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CAUGHT IN ANCHOR LINE
Part Coptoin
Loses Leg in Storm
BY CHARLES COvELL
outdoor Editor

There were many narrowing tales after last week
ends big blow on Chesapeake Bay the worst in recent
memory.
But the most narrowing tale of all and at the
same time one of the most pathetic is the story of
Harry T. Yeatman of Ridge Md.
Yeatman part-time fishing captain with wife
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gLOOP, soft. Holiday. 81. cruises 4,
s25-h D. Univ. extras. Call OIL. 6-3569
R3-FT. MAHOG. CHRIS CRAFT HULL
with marine clutch and hardware:
sees. So S-2l70.
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Is-FT. BOAT. Piberslas bottom. steer
$3.50 10. 5-373f,
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hip. auxiliary out-board motor 90
gal cap. tank). canvas cover. trailer
nyion sheets and haiyards, stainless
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Mon. sat. Phone LU. l-oO24 for
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HB0ARD SPEEDROAT, 17-n re-
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CABIN CRUIsER-owens. rs H.: i30
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FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND LOWER PoToMAc-sotur.
doy partly cloudy; winds vest to northwest, 10 to
occasionally 20 miles per hour Sunday, fair; winds
northwest, 10 to occasionally 20 miles per hour
Complied by United stotss Weather Bureou
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man a,n.. rnn WARRINGTON AND POTOMAC POINTS

tAll Times Eastern Standard
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Yacht Tows Fishing Boat

Bud Clayton, who was aboard
said at one time the waves
were higher than Hopes Bridge,
which stands 16 feet above the
water.
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STENO'S

A variety Of stenographic
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BUSINESS SERVICES
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OPENINGS NOW-Today. TYPisTS
sSs Sss ~ s:O:si9S NIX X s:s i SisS:s;
rev. courses 2-s wks. BOYD
SCHOOL. est. AZ yrs. cor. 18TH
ana Q nv. Inquire ST. 3-34bO
welcome.
C0LORED sTUDENTs. Inquire now
-. $3.50: NEW classes CfViI
SERVICE. Secy. and Acct. courses
diploma given. BOYD SCHOOL
est. ~ yrs, cor. 18th and q NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

PIANO RENTAL PLAN-NeV, full
keyboard. modern style pianos,
as low as $40 per month. Rental
and hauling charges may be ap-
piled TO purchase price CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO. HOS q st. nv
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Kitchen Rernndelinp

OkGANS-Here's . lot more orgaI
for your money The Lowrel
Holiday with full percussion Onl!
S995 complete with bench, KITS
1880 @ at. NV. RE. 7-6212 (Alex-
andria branch, 1921 Mt. Vernon
ave-, open nights til 9 pm. ex.
eept Sat. til o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
RUGS
MAYFAIR SHOP

Persian design rugs ana broadloom
carpeting. 9x15 S32 so: 9xl2.
S24.50; Sx10, $3.50. Many other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

our store for values
In used and reconditioned spinets
and consoles. We have q good Sc
lection OF instruments OF good
makes in popular styles. New
piano guarantee, easy terms. ST.
$4,000, JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and G stS., NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

PIANOS - Get our quotations on
brand-new standard makes OF
pianos before you buy. Also . eood
selection Of used instruments
OveS 100 pianos to choose from at
the PIANO MART. 1918 9TH st.
NV. Tin the block above the LII
brary). ST. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

TIRE sALE-i2. 000-miis TecapsI
7 7iHS1t ss7Gzl' Rss.p . sGo1l NJ
SERVICE TIRE CO.. gag: sss4 "a. AVE. AVE-.
NV. RIA. 6-0S50. 4 locations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

All colors and sises
Por Patios. Awnings, Gkylights,
Slightly Imperfect Seconds
AL Panels Disable
Price. small panels. 3be "a n.
Price large panels. 46e 90. e.
vISTA.LUX Plastic CO.
Beltsvills, Nd. Webster 5000
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etenos. and electric typists; lona
and short assignments with tenn.
porary help service. Top pay. No
fee. ST. 3-lO72,