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Evening star., 1960-08-19
FISHING
FISHING
TroIIers
Get Blues
And Bonito

!, The weather rules the fishing
and for the last several days
a northeaSter has been raising
hob along the Seacoast, severely
curtailing offshore excursions
When the ocean settles down
trollers can expect to find at
least fair marlin fishing, a lot
Of bonito, lesser numbers OF
bluefiSh and a very few tuna
and albacore.
Conditions are unsettled, too
for the fresh water angler with
the Potomac muddy or at least
murky as far as Harper's Ferry
Above that is should be fish
able. The north fork of the
Shenandoah is in good condi-
ton and fair catches Of bass
are reported but elsewhere the
streams are in poor shape.
Chesapeake Bay angling
looks promising and it is re-
markable how the hardhead
fishing is holding up. Over of
Tilghman Island boats still are
getting Is to 80 fish a day on
Black Walnut Bar IN the mouth
of the Choptank.
Best catch reported, though,
was by a. skiff angler above
Point Patience on the Patuxent
River. Drifting in close to IS
feet Of water he hauled in 81
hardheads. That these were by
no means the only croakers in
the river is show by the
seining of 140 boxes upriver
Scattered hardhead catches
also are being made by boats
out of Chesapeake Beach and
up the Potomac near Raggedy
Point and Tall Timbers.
A rundown:
CHESAPEAKE
Tall Timbers-Some rockfiSh
still biting near the Stone Pile
and at Raggedy Point but else
where rockfishing is poor. Spot
plentiful from Tall TimberS to
Piney Point along with a few
small trout.
Point LOOkOut-Some spot in
Cornfield Harbor and of
Smiths Greek but best fishing
is for rockfish over the grass
beds in the creek. Skiff anglers
getting fair catches using
peeler crab as bait. A large
school of snapper blues was
found off Smiths Point this
week and some were caught but
the school has disappeared.
SOlOmOns RockfiShing 2
Spotty in the mouth of the
Patuxent but more blues are
appearing. Scattered schools OF
blues up to 1l2 pounds are
over the Chinese Mud or rang
ing between Cedar and Cove
Points. Spot are fewer in num-
bers but larger in size.
Benedict-Only a few spot
and perch are biting. Grabbing
is good.
Chesapeake Beach - Bottom
fishing still good for spot, perch
and scattered hardhead and
trout. Pan rockfish are school,
ing on both shores and some
small blues are biting.
Tilgham - Cumming with
clans off Popular Island anc
trolling near Sharps Island still
producing good catches of par
rockfish.
Deale-Plenty of spot ano
perch reported in Herring Bay
along with some snapper blue
fish and numbers of skates
Small rockfish, many of them
keepers, are schooling near the
buoyS off Holland Point Ban
and Franklin Manor.
South RiVer-Sn0t and nercf
Evening star., 1960-08-19
COUNTRY CLUB SWIMMERS
Kenwood Oranges
Finish Undefeoted

Kenwood's Orange team de-
feated Congressional, esq
60l2, last night at Kenwood
for its eighth victory to finish
with a perfect record in dual
competition in the Country
Club Swimming Association. 1t
was Congressional's first defeat.
Previously. in quadrangular
meet, Congressional had edged
KenWood by half a point.
Eight pool records were set in
last nights meet. The boys
junior medley relay ended in a
dead heat in the record time
Of lit. Congressional's boys
senior medley was timed in 56.7.
The other marks were hung
up by Kenwood swimmers.
They were: Judy Free in girls
l2-and-under, 17.8; boys IL,
Kelvin Maloney, 17.2; girls
medley, l:19.8; girls senior
medley, 1:05.4; girls sextet free
style, 2:01 and boys sextet,
l:47.1. All individual distances
were at 100 feet, the length OF
the pool.
The competition was so tight
throughout that no event was
decided by more than a second
KenWood's Black team wa.
beaten by Indian Spring al
Indian Spring, 87-69, anc
Manor downed Oakcrest al
Manor, 1858. For Oakmont
Dave Culver set a pool recorc
for boys 10 at 1913.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

Last nights meets ended the
dual competition. The cham
pionships will be held next
Tuesday and Wednesday at
Kenwood.
Other dual meets:
Indian Spring -Argyle-Trail-
ing by four points at the start
of the last event, the girls
sextet relay, Argyle won the
race and the meet, 67-65.
Chevy Chase Washington
Swimming in its home pool,
Washington prevailed, 1859.
Columbia -KenwOod Swim :
ming in Kenwood's seven-lane
pool and scoring the meet un-
der the rules for the larger
pool, Kenwood won, 114-42.
Six pool records were broken
by the Kenwood team. In the
boys 8 Dickie Wallace raced
the length in 21.3 seconds
Judy Free in girls IL did hel
length in 17.9, while Marilyr
Grigg in the girls IA swan two
lengths in 1915. Three relay
teams dropped the times, the
girls senior medley at 1:08
the girls sextet relay at 20;
and the boys six-man relay
at l:49.
Argyle EdgemOOr - Another
win for Edgemoor against 6
spirited Argyle team. Score
92-40.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Center Set Up
At Fort Hancock
To Study Fishes

The Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice has announced establish
ment at Fort Hancock on
Sandy Hook. N. j., of its first
marine game fish research
center.
Director Daniel H. Janzen
said the center had been estab-
lished at a former base hospital
under a cooperative agreement
with the Army.
He said a proposed staff Of
nine scientists will study the
basic life history of important
marine sport fishes and the
effects that environmental fac
tors have on abundance, dis
tribution and general well-be-
ing of the various species.
An inventory of salt water
sport fishing. its extent, facil-
tiles and harvestS also will be
conducted.
Janzen described the center
as located in an area of inten-
sive marine sport fishing for
such species as bluefish. bluefin
tuna, striped bass, founder,
weakf1sh or sea trout, mackerel
and soup or porgy.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Goose Bonus
Again Given
DuckHunters

Although Chesapeake Bay
hunters won't be allowed to bag
any canvasbacks or redhead
ducks this fall season, there's
one consolation. There seems
to be plenty of geese.
In banning the shooting of
redheadS and cans" in its new
waterfowl regulations, Fish and
Wildlife said the populations are
still at seriously low levels de-
spite the special restrictions
which have been in force for
two years.
Exempted. though, is the
ruddy duck which was included
last year in the restrictions.
Riddles now will be part of the
regular duck bag.
Choice Given States
Atlantic Flyway states may
select concurrent open seasons
on ducks and coots of 40 con-
secutive days with a daily bag
limit of four and possession
limit of eight for ducks and a
daily bag of six and possession
limit of IL for cootS.
They also may select so con-
secutive days with daily limit of
three and possession limit of six
for ducks and bag of six and
possession limit of IL for coots.
A third alternative is a split
season in either option with a
10 per cent penalty in shooting
days.
On geese the choice is go con-
secutive days with bag and pos
session limits of eight for brant
and bag limit of two and pos
session limit Of four for geese
or a split season with 10 per
cent penalty.
Virginia Picks Dates
Virginia Immediately an
nounced that it would have so
and 60-day seasons on ducks
and geese. respectively with bag
limits about the same as last
season.
The duck season will open
November l9 and the goose
season November 9. Both will
close January 7.
The shooting day will run
from a half hour before sunrise
to sunset, except on the open
ing day for each species when
shooting will begin at noon. Bag
limits will be in line with Fed
eral regulations.
Virginia's season for cootS
will run concurrently with that
on ducks. The season for brant
will run concurrently with the
goose season.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

fishing, fair grabbing, poor but
good ca hes of rock are
reported both cumming and
trolling at Thomas Point Bar.
THE OCEAN
Indian River InIet-Catches
Of so to $50 bonito, snapper
blues and some albacore can
be made trolling the Ridge.
Marlin fishing is fair and a few
small tuna also are biting
Bottom fishing poor with only
a few porgieS and sea bass
being caught. A few small
founders are being taken in
the inlet but some rockf1sh can
be caught casting there and at
MasSey's Landing between
Rehoboth and Indian River
Bays at night.
Ocean City-Marlin catches
are running about 10 a day
for the feet when the weather
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Storm Postpones
Rehoboth Swim

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del,
Aug. 19 The 10th an
nual Rehoboth Beach SWIM
ming race, scheduled for Fri
day and Saturday, has been
postponed because of reports
of Hurricane Cleo.
Col. Carleton B. Shaffer, sec
retary of the Rehoboth Club,
said the races would be held
August 26-27. Entries include
106 men and women from most
of the Northeastern States.
Among the races are 22O,
440 and 880-yard events for
men and women, and a 1-mile
race. One entrant in the l-mile
race, Win Pendleton of Arling-
ton, Va, has won the event
twice in past years. If he wins
again, he will retire the trophy.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Mrs. Freedman
Captures Class E
Cup With Net 50

Mrs. Gerald Freedman OF
Woodmont won the fourth and
final Glass E tournament of
the Women's District Golf As
sociation-for 22-to-25 handi-
cap playerS-With a 81 minus
% handicap for a net SO
yesterday at Bethesda Country
Club.
Mrs. Freedman was the only
player to break 95 in the field
of 78 players. Low gross went
to Mrs. E. H. Veatch of Army
Navy with a 95.
Other net prize winners, in
order:
Mrs. Wolford Berman Of In
dian Spring, 96-25-71; Mrs
w. B. Alexander of Belle
Haven, 99-25-74; Mrs. Paul
Greene of Belle Haven,
96-22-74; Mrs. D. E. Ball of
Washington, 99-24-75; Mrs.
J, c. Angsten of Washington,
100-25-75; Mrs. S. M. Truck
of Court House. 97-22-75;
Mrs. o. L. Murdoch of Court
House, 99-24-75.
And Mrs. B. r. Bowling of
Washington, l0l-25-76; Mrs.
I. N. Miller of Washington, 99-
23-76; Mrs. R. A. FitzJar of
Army Navy, 98-22-76; Mrs.
R. A. Fitzjar of Army Navy,
98-22-76; Mrs. r. S. Dolan
of Court House, 98-22-76;
Mrs. E. L. Stohlman of Con-
gressional, 99-22-77; Mrs.
Aaron Goldman of Woodmont,
l00-23-77.
Mrs. Karl Baetzner of
Manor. 1O2-25-77; Mrs. En-
met Holt of Argyle, 99-22-77:
Mrs. w. H. DuRoss of Congress
Sional, l02-25-77; Mrs. Ben
Kasow of Norbeck, 100-23-77,
and Mrs. J. G. Pickering of
Westbriar, 10O-23-77, were
matched out.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
FORE AND AFT
Armada to Crusade
For Clean Potomac
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Boat owners, who are among
the most interested in seeing
the Potomac's almost unSpeak-
able conditions in the Washing
ton area cleaned up, are doing
something about it.
The yachtsmen are joining
the Citizens Council for Clean
Potomac in putting on boat
tour to call attention to what
progress has been made and the
further steps necessary to con-
troll the pollution.
Called the "Clean River Ar
mada," the fleet will start from
Corinthian Yacht Club at 2 pm.
Saturday, october l. and pro-
ceed up the Anacostia to the
East Capital Street Bradge,
then back to SW hing o n
Channel and up the Potomac to
the Three Sisters Islands. Then
it will turn downstream past
Alexandria to the mouth of
Hunting Creek and return.
Chairman of the committee is
C. Nelson Davis, past commo-
dor of Corinthian Yacht Club.
Members include David V. Auld
and William H. Cary, District
sanitary and public health
chiefs; A. Clarke Slaymaker,
Alexandria sanitary director
Harry T. Thompson, superin-
tendent of National Capital
Parks, and Ellis S. Tisdale. ex-
cutive director of the Interstate
Commission on the Potomac
River Basin.
4
Corinthian Yacht Club, Incl
dentally. expects a big turnout
for it's three-day rendezvous
Evening star., 1960-08-19

permits. Blues and bonito also
are biting and fair catches of
founder and kingfish are being
made in the inlet.
ChincOteague - Large num-
berS of small bonito are being
caught along with snapper
blues on the Winter Quarter
and Blackfish shoals but there
are schools of 4 to 5 pound
bonito outside. Founders are
running small but sea bass
catches have been fair.
Wachapreague - Bonito are
biting offshore along with some
marlin and snapper bluefish.
Founder fishing is very good
in the inlets.
COVELL.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

over Labor Day week end. It
will take place either at Linton
Evans Yeocomico Yacht Club
at Kinsale, Va, or at Leonard
town, Md.
The program includes q crab
and shrimp feast at S pm. Sat-
urday at which prizes will be
awarded for the first boat to
arrive at the rendezvous and for
the tail-ender.
On Sunday there will be a
fishing fair at which prizes also
will be awarded and afterward
awarded for the first boat to
the boatmen will dine.
=
Aqua-Land Marina and Yacht
Club at the Morgantown Bridge
across the Potomac will be the
scene at noon tomorrow of
races for inboard speedboats of
all classes.
! The event, postponed from
June "a because of high winds
and rough water, is one of three
regattas sanctioned by the
American Power Boat ASsocia-
ton for the Potomac this sea-
son.
Heading into the next to last
race program of it's summer
series off Washington Sailing
Marina at pm. Sunday, Ma
tional Yacht Club has some
new leaders.
Chuck Krauchi is stealing
catamaran honors from Walt
Hall while Walter Calvin is
ahead of DR.. James Gilbert in
the Lightning Glass. Bill Dodd
is leading in the Hamptons and
Robert Reef, the Snipes.
u n
Inc racing youngsters who
make up P. r. o. P. prop
Riding Outboarders of the Po-
tomac) are planning their Sec
ond annual regatta. 1t will take
place Sunday, August %, in the
PatuXent River off the Dot and
Dee Marina at Benedict.
Dean Worcester, chairman
has lined up a programSof races
for utilities and hydros that is
expected to attract top drivers
from both Regions 3 and 4 OF
the American Power Boat AS
Sociation.
Another event for August %
is a boat parade and water ski
show to be put on at Deep Greek
Lake, The parade will start
at 1870 pm. from Deep Greek
Lodge in McHenry. 1t will con-
tinue along the shoreline to the
Glendale Bridge after which
trophies will be awarded for the
best decorated craft.
The Deep Greek Ski Club will
put on the ski show at $3.50 pm.
just off the State Park. The
skiers will be Of all ages from
children up to the oldest club
member, Gale Townsend, 70, of
Frostburg, Md.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
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Evening star., 1960-08-19
THE LOG BOOK

AQUA LAND YACHT CLUB-Inboard
regatta starting at noon tomorrow in
NATIONAL YACHT CLUB-sailing
races starting at l pm. Sunday of
WASHINGTON Sailing Marina
SELBY BAY YACHT CLUB-Week
end cruise to St Michaels.
WEST RIVER SAILING CLUB-Sail-
ing races Sunday for racing division
Cruising division will have a week
end rendezvous at Round Bay on the
Severn River.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

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Evening star., 1960-08-19

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Evening star., 1960-05-09

| the Un-American Activities
Committee whether she had
been a Communist. She was
dismissed from her job after
her appearance before the COM
nlittee. Three months sus-
pended sentence and $1,000.
8. William A. Price, 43, who
refused to tell the Senate group
about his political, religious OF
personal beliefs. Mr.. Price was
fired from his job as reporter
for the New York Daily News
after he refused to answer the
questions. Three months and
$500.
4. Robert Shelton. 36, New
York Times copyreader. who
refused to tell the subcommit-
tee headed by Senator East
land, Democrat of Mississippi
whether he belonged to the
Communist Party or whether
he had conversed with a woman
suspected to be a Communist
Six months and $500.
5. Bernard Deutch, 90, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania physi-
cist, who admitted being a
Communist Party member from
l947 until 1853 while a student
at Cornell University. He de-
clined to answer questions
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Custodian Injured,
School Damaged
By Furnace BIust

The custodian of the Brook
view Elementary School in
Montgomery County was in
jured today when an explosion
occurred as he attempted to
turn on the gas furnace at the
school.
Fire Marshal Charles H.
Howe, jr., said John Meyer
81. of 7139 Maple avenue, Ia
koma Park, had turned on the
main control valve of the fur
mace before lighting the pilot
light. The explosion damaged
the ceiling of the furnace room
and a nearby corridor, blew a
hole in the furnace room wall
and knocked of a chimney
vent. Pupils had not yet ar
rived for the day.
Mr.. Moyar was treated at
Washington Sanitarium for
face burns and released. He
told firemen he was kneeling
in front of the furnace when
the explosion occurred. The
main force Of the blast went
over his head. he said, saving
him from more serious injury
The school is of East Light
drive in the Hillandale section.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Alexandra Wife
Victim Of Rupist

An Alexandria housewife
was raped Saturday night by
a man she said threatened to
harm her 1l-month-old son if
she screamed, police reported.
Detective 1t. Francis H.
johnson said the 24-year-old
woman awakened to find a
man in the dsrkened bedroom
of her home in the Duke street
extended area. Her infant son
was sleeping in the same room
Her husband, a soldier, was on
duty at Fl. Belvoir.
Police said the intruder en-
tered the house by removing a
window screen and climbing in
through an unlocked window
He removed light bulbs to in
sure darkness, police said.
No arrest has been made.
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Group to Protest
Zoninq Proposal

Residents in the Hanson
Greek watershed are organiz-
ing opposition to the Prince
Georges County Commissioners
proposed commercial and apart
ment coming of some 230 acres
in the area. s
The county heads. in a 3-to-l
vote Friday, overruled engineers
of the Prince Georges Plan
ming Board, who had recon-
mended the area for minimum
single = family lots of 10000
square feet.
Residents opposed to the
coming have planned a meeting
for $50 pm. today at the Tayac
School, 7435 Allentown road.
A cavalcade then is slated to
drive to the home of County
Commissioner A. Preston Perrie
in an effort to get him to re-
scind his vote of Friday.
The Commissioners will con-
tinue their zoning study at to-
morrow's meeting in Upper
Marlboro. Herbert w. Reichelt,
president of the Commissioners,
said, however, that the meeting
will not be turned into another
public hearing.