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Evening star., 1960-04-30
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Evening star., 1960-04-30
To Fete D. c. Leader

F. Elwood Davis, chairman
of the Citizens Joint Commit
tee on National Representation
for the District of Columbia,
will be given the Alpha Kappa
Psi Civic Award at an awards
banquet tonight at George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1960-04-30
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game tests
your ability to recognize words
similar to on another in mean
ing. Below you will find two
groups of 10 words each. The
first group is numbered /, 2, 3,
etc. The second group is let
tered A, B, c, etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word
of almost the same meaning
Ca synonym in the second
group. Thus thu word num-
Evening star., 1960-04-30

bounced off Barrymore's
chest.
The actress hastily picked
up the flowers and Graded
them in her arms.
Aren't they beautiful"
she exclaimed.
"Uh-huh," agreed Barry
more, rubbing his chest, but
the scent is rather heavy"
Evening star., 1960-04-30
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Evening star., 1960-04-30

bered l may mean practically
the same as the word lettered
F. Write this down as IF.
When you have all the an
swerS, check against the cor
rect pairings at the bottom.
Evening star., 1960-04-30

NoCe: score lO Tor each cor
rect answer-100 is excellent,
80, good. If you score below 80,
better look up the words you
missed in your dictionary.
Answers: IF, 2-J, Sd, "A,
81. 6-B, TN, &C, 9-E, 10-C.
Like to play word games?
William Morris has chosen 10
OF his trickieSt word games and
puzzles for family, party or
solitaire play. For your COPY of
his new pamphlet, simply send
a self-addressed, stamped en-
velope, plus 10 cents for
handling to William Morris
TOP TEN WORD GAMES, in
care of The Star. 1
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Virginia Beach
Surf Team Wins
Hutterus Event

The new Virginia Beach
Anglers Club copped first place
in the third annual surf fishing
tournament sponsored by the
Cape Hatteras Anglers Club.
Second was the Albermarle
Surf Club from Elizabeth City,
N. c.. and third, the Merchant
vile IN. j. Surf Fishing Club.
Thirty East Coast teams took
part, including the Tri-State
Anglers from the Washington
area. who finished well down.
Trophies and other prizes
were warded at a concluding
dinner in Cape Hatteras High
School.
Fish caught included king
fish (whiting). some founder,
bluef1sh. speckled trout and
puppy drum. Biggest was a At
pound channel bass taken by a
Jersey contestant. It was the
only one Of this species beached
In individual competition
which followed the team event,
a 4-pound trout was tops.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

Point bar but they are re.
luctant to bite.
Chesapeake Beach-Although
plagued by bad weather, boats
have been making q few good
catches on the Gooses and OF
the western shore opposite the
radar tower. Most weigh 1h
to 2 pounds but a few 60 to
the limit.
SOlomOns - Capt. Langley
said he made one trip out
Wednesday and caught only
three fish in the Cedar Point
area. They weighed 2la, 5 and
z pounds. When the weather
has been good. though. he has
been making excellent catches
OF Cedar Point and across the
bay at Punch Island. Shippers
also are taking a few large fish
drifting eels.
Benedict-The upper patux-
ent River is reported to have
plenty Of rockfish but they are
reluctant to bite. A trip to the
Sheridan Point area this week
produced only seven, weighing
from 5 to 6 pounds.-COVELL.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Wilderness Area
Given to VirQiniu

RICHMOND, Nov. II (AP)
The State Department OF
Conservation and Economic
Development has acquired Its
second tract Of land which will
be set aside as a wilderness
area wild life sanctuary.
The department said yester-
day it has been given 450-acre
Bone Island in Northampton
County on the Eastern Shore
1t said the land came to the
department from Philadelphia
conservationists, Inc, through
a grant to the conservation Or
ganization by the Old Domin-
ion Foundation.
Several weeks ago the Old
Dominion Foundation present.
ed the department a 758-acre
tract in Accomack County near
Onancock.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
THE EVENING STAR
Warrington, D. c. 4 Ase..m@ G~~.ka
Fridsy November ~, 1860 6SHS0HS 0pOttS

channel bass fishing is picking
up a little. Aycock Brown says
that seven anglers from Wood
bridge. Va. caught seven fish
casting from a charter boat.
Albatross II. The big reds,
weighing from 20 to So pounds.
were taken by Walter Haislip,
Winfield Sullivan, Jack Gray,
Don Tyrrell, Gordon Arm
strong. Harry C. Dwyer and
Mike Gardner. 1t was the best
catch Of the season.
Fresh water fishermen are
taking some bass in the Dam 4
area Of the upper Potomac
while others have been having
luck on what is known as the
Watermelon Patch on the
Shenandoah River. 1t lies be-
tween Route Z and so not far
from Castlemans Ferry, Va.
A rundown:
Rock Hall-Plehty Of small
rock1sh reported in the mouth
of the Chester River and of
Love Point. Halliday trips are
producing up to so.
Eastern Bay - Schools Of
rockfish are plentiful in the
mouth of the bay. They range
from to 3 pounds and are best
caught deep trolling. Big perch
are biting inside Kent Island.
Deale-Capt. Harry Manifold
says charter boats out of Deale
have been getting 40 to so fish
weighing up to 8 pounds on The
Hill and of Bloody Point across
the bay. Some days the fish
are breaking but more often the
boats must resort to blind
trolling.
One boat, Sea Lark, brought
back ia last week end. Four
teen weighed S to 8 pounds but
the rest were small.
Some fish are of Holland
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Acres Of Rock School
In Point Lookout Area

tanned some fish to 10 pounds.
Schools are breaking all across
the bay below Point No Point.
the skipper added.
Apparently there are great
numbers Of fish up the Potomac
as well. Mike Ours. Pete Webb
and Emmett Conn came back
to the Colonial Yacht Club at
Colonial Beach aboard Helen r..
yesterday with 140 rock weigh
ing up to 10 pounds.
The three men said they had
made the catch in not much
more than two hours Of trolling
in the rain OF Swan Point
across the river.
All Heavy Trolling
Most of this trolling. it must
be remembered, is heavy stuff,
with wire lines and sinkers up
to IA ounces. The fish are
breaking but more and bigger
rock are taken near the bot
tom. Bucktails, in standard
patterns with a bit of pork rind,
are doing better than spoons.
Over on the ocean front,
there are reports of a quite
sensational run of sea trout
just of the beach at Ocean
City. Md. These and small
rockfish in the inlet have been
giving anglers a busy time.
Down at Chincoteague, Va,
the recent run Of sea trout
has dwindled. Dogflsh have
moved into the Blackfish shoals
area and are gobbling up the
bats. A boat yesterday brought
in 81 pounds Of porgies and
IS pounds Of trout. Up to TOO
trout were being caught week
or 10 days ago.
First Goldfish Caught
A good sign is the arrival Of
some Goldfish. Winter Goldfish
ing is a sport both there and
at Ocean City.
Down at Cape Hatteras.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
WuItoniuns Hosts
At Turkey Shoot

More than 100 turkeys will be
awarded Sunday to the best
m ark S m e n at the annual
Thanksgiving turkey shoot to be
conducted by Bethesda Chevy
Chase Chapter Of the Izaak
Walton League.
Shooting will begin at noon
at the chapters conservation
farm of Willard road 4 miles
south of Poolesville. There will
be moving targets, still targets
and pot Shots" A handicap
system will be used for women
and beginners.
A spaghetti dinner also will
be served In the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Kurrick to Head
Skeet Club Again

For the 18th consecutive year,
James L. Karrick. jr., has been
elected president Of the Ma
tional Capital Skeet and Trap
Club.
Other officers are Ralph Lut-
trell.. vice president; E. H. Toll
bert, treasurer. and Charles
Huseman. secretary.
Directors are j. D. williams,
Mai. Gen. Julian c. Smith,
Robert Harper. Judge w. c.
Woodward, Victor Frank,
Charles B. Hawley, jr., w. w.
Kirk, jr.. George c. Deyo and
Ronald M. Sinclair.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
FISHING

Get out your insulated skiv-
vies. your trolling gear and your
best bucktails. fellows, rock
fishins's really hot.
This is the time Of year for
1t and the fish are pretty much
on schedule except for one
thing. There should be more
OF the big rock around. But as
for the smaller ones. given the
right conditions. you can take
a boatload.
Biggest drawback has been
the weather. Capt. Rode
Langley at Solomons Island
complained that he can't re-
member when there's been so
much wind as has plagued the
fishermen for the last couple
Of weeks. It's been from the
northeast, northwest and
southeast. Some parties have
been getting out. more have
cancelled.
Top spot is off Point Look
out. Halfway to Smiths Point
on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac River juncture with
Chesapeake Bay there is a
tremendous school of striped
bass. Capt. Andy Scheible. who
boats out Of Smiths Creek, says
it covers more than five acres.
Party Of Five Gets l26
A party of five Maritime
Commission employees fished
the area this week with Capt.
Louis Bean on Queen Mary,
also out of Smiths Creek. At
times all five lines had on fish
and they brought back 1876,
mostly weighing from ~ to
az pounds with some 60
ing 31a.
The five were William p.
Barnhart Of Hillcrest Heights,
Md, c. r. Robert of Arlington,
Roland Cook of Silver Spring,
c. R. Hart. jr., Of University
Hills. Md. and Herb Burgoyne
Of Bladensburg.
Scheible says his boats also
have been bringing in from
100 up with q few of the fish
weighing 10 pounds. In addi-
ton to the big school at the
river mouth, the rock are all
over the lower Potomac.
Many Fish Up Potomac
Capt. Taft Tippett. who
charters out Of st. Jerome's
Creek on the bay side Of Point
Lookout, reported the top
catch. 226. which he said COM
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Many Fish Up Potomac

Capt. Taft Tippett. who
charters out Of st. Jerome's
Creek on the bay side Of Point
Lookout, reported the top
catch, 226, which he said con-
Evening star., 1960-11-11
lob Deer Begged
In Archery Season

Maryland's special bow sea-
son on deer ends tomorrow at
sundown and archers who have
not bagged one by that time
must wait until the regular
deer season December $40.
Latest official count is 1OS
deer bagged by bowmen. The
1859 total was 131.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
SEASONS NEAR
Virginia Increasing
Public Hunting Lond
BY CHARLES COvELL
outdoor Editor

The familiar bayng Of beagle hounds sounded in
the woods and briar patches OF West Virginia today
as the rabbit season opened At the same time other
groups of hunters set out with settlers and pointers
to seek quail, the partridge of the South.
The same scenes will be repeated in nearby Mary
land Tuesday and Virginia six days later.
west Virginia also opened its pheasant season
Evening star., 1960-11-11

Route 40. There they are as
signed to specific areas.
To hunt A. p. Hill, a written
application must be submitted
each year. It should be ad-
dressed to Commanding Off,
Ger, Camp A. P. Hill, Virginia,
Attn: Hunting Administrator.
Applicants will receive a bulle-
tin outlining the procedure for
applying for hunting dates,
which must be done at least
seven days in advance.
These reservations are but
two of a large number Of pub
lie hunting areas managed by
the commission in 10 counties
of Piedmont Virginia.
Three are State forests, the
Is, ,105-acre Cumberland State
Forest in Cumberland County,
the 1854 acre Buckingham
Appomattox State Forest south
west of Buckingham Court
House and the 7.000-acre Prince
Edward State Forest north Of
Green Bay in Prince Edward
County.
The first two have deer and
small game while the third is
primarily used for foxhunting
although it has some small
game. Special one dollar use
permit stamps are necessary.
Forest Service Tract Open
Three miles south of Buck
ingham Court House is another
tract, the 3,000-acre Lee Ex-
perimental Forest which was
recently opened to hunting by
the United States Forest Serv-
ice.
Another agency which opened
its land under agreement with
the Game Commission Is the
Army Engineers. 1t controls 50,-
900 acres surrounding Kerr
Reservoir in Charlotte, Halifax
and Mecklenburg Counties and
the 4,750-acre Philpott Wild
life Manage m.ent Area in
Franklin, Henry and Patrick
Counties. There and in nearby
Fairy Stone Farms Wildlife
Management Area are found
some of the largest deer in the
State.
In 1858 the Virginia commits
sion reached agreement with
the Union Bag Camp Paper
Corp. to open $4,000 acres in
small tracts south Of Route So
in southeastern Brunswick
County. Other agreements have
been made to establish the.
3,800-acre Lester Wildlife Man.
agement Area north of Mar
tinsville in Henry County and
the 9,000-acre hunting tract in
Madison and Greene Counties
adjacent to Shenandoah Ma
tional Park composed Of the
8,500-acre Ward-Rue wildlife
area and the 500-acre Aylor-
Berry wildlife area.
Virginia has just concluded
an agreement with the Chesa-
peake Corp, manufacturer Of
kraft pulp and paper products.
to allow hunting on a 3.000-acre
tract in Surry County and a
2,645-acre tract in Bedford and
Campbell Counties.
The Surry area is deer range.
Eight miles south Of the Hog
Island State Waterfowl Refuge,
it can be entered from the west
side of Route GIT between n
Routes 10 and 626.
The other area will provide
small game. Bounded on the
east by the Staunton River, it
is IL miles southwest Of Alta
vista. Hunters will be required
to have a company permit. OBJ
tainable from the plant at West
Point.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

time you drain and replace "Telar".
In Du Points FIVE years Of tests this
rarely happened.
What about cost? "Telar" saves you
money. You add it to ordinary water.
And it goes in for keeps, not just for
one wear,
Evening star., 1960-11-11

today and Maryland's will begin
November is along with rabbits.
quail and grouse. the partridge
of the North. Maryland has
no wild pheasants. though.
except a few in the counties
next to the Pennsylvania
border.
Virginians may start hunting
rabbits, quail. grouse and tur-
key November 81.
Thus, with the hunting sea-
sons getting into full swing,
the question naturally arises.
Where do we hunt?
UnpOsted Lands Scarce
Unfortunately. unposted pri-
vate lands are getting fewer
and fewer. If you wish to hunt
posted property, you must get
written permission from the
owner.
The hunters own careless
ness is to blame for much OF
this. To help counteract the
trend, the Pennsylvania Game
Commission has been conduct
ing an interesting and COM
mendable program very similar
to the Izaak Walton Leagues
Hunt America Time campaign.
Feeling that more land
owners would permit public
hunting if assured that humans,
livestock and poultry would not
be endangered, the commission
offered to put up safety zone
placardS. These warn that hunt
ing or shooting within $50 yards
of a dwelling or other farm
building is unlawful unless per-
mission has been obtained.
The first test in 1855, was a
success so the program has
been expanded. Last year field
officers obtained agreements
from 3,841 rural landowners to
open their properties to hunters
Total acreage was 575,109. In
return, the land owner was pro-
vided with placards and given
a years subscription to the
Game Commission magazine.
Seasons Now Open
For those interested in going
that far afield Pennsylvania s
upland game season is now
underway. A nonresident lie
ense costs $40.
Virginia, too. has been active
in opening lands to hunting,
Two of the biggest military
reservations in the area, having
q combined total Of $4,000
acres, invite hunters. One of
these. Camp A. P. Hill. in
Caroline County. is only a little
more than an hours drive from
Washington.
In 1856, the Game Commits
sion entered into a cooperative
agreement with the I'd Army to
operated 47.000-acre Camp
Pickett east Of Blackstone in
Dinwiddie and Nottoway Coun-
ties as a public hunting and
fishing area. Last year. a similar
agreement was signed to put
77,000-acre A. P. under the
same management.
At Camp Pickett last season,
3,797 hunters. including 3,304
civilians, harvested 152 deer,
19 turkey gobblers, 1885 quail
3,474 rabbits. 1915 squirrels
and ST ducks.
At A. P. Hill, 1913 deer, 78
turkeys, 1862 rabbits, 472 quail
and 818 squirrels were bagged.
To hunt Camp Pickett, viSi-
tors must obtain free season
permits from post headquar-
ters each year and check in and
check out daily at the game
commission-operated station on
Evening star., 1960-11-11

Contains patented colorO Check to
watch your cooling system for you!
Nobody wants to drain anti-freeze-
and with Du Pont "Telar" you no
longer have to!
"Telar" is the first and only anti
freeze you can safely leave in as long
as your cars cooling system is me-
chanically okay. "Telar" is summer
coolant, too. And it contains patented
Color Check to watch your cooling
system for you.
Aren't there other anti-freezes you
don't have to drain? None! Manu-
facturers of all other anti-freezes rec
ommend draining.
Why doesn't "Telar" need draining?
"Telar" is a patented new formula ex-
elusive with Du Pont. 1t stands up
and stays fresh where Others break
Evening star., 1960-11-11

down. When mixed with ordinary
water, it rust-proofs every engine
metal-even the new aluminium al
loys-with a chemical armor. This
chemical armor is not just film that
can wear off; it becomes port of the
metal surface, preventing rust from
forming.
How does "Telar" maintain cooling in
summer? "Telar" has a higher boiling
point than water. "Telar" prevents
rust clogging, chief cause Of engine
overheating; it keeps the cooling sys-
TEN clean and free flowing. It's ideal
for cars with air conditioning.
What is Color Check? It's an exclu-
sive feature Of "Telar".. ;. If mechanical
cooling system failure contaminates
the solution Of "Telar', Color Check
tells you so by changing the solutions
color from red to yellow. Its the only
Evening star., 1960-11-11
FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE BAY-To-
morrow fair; winds south to southwest 10 to Oeea.
sionoIy 20 knots. Little ehense is the outlook for
Compiled by United stotes Weather Bueou.)
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-12
BELAAvEN MAN HELPS
OKiNAWANS IN ENGLISH
eugene O'Neal Teaches clssse. In Pa.
eifie; Is East Carolina Man: son
OF Walton O'Nsal

News comes from Naha Air
Base, Okinawa, in the Pacific, that
Eugene O'Neai, SON Of Walton
O'Neal of Belhaven and brother
of Prestiss O'Neal, druggist, is
teaching Okinawans to better un-
derstand English. This legend
comes with q photo illustrating the
unique endeavor Of the Air Base
primary school in good neighbor-
liness, having come to flower with
the graduation of an indigenous
English class. Miss Haruko Aka
mine, on eof a class Of 20, receives
q certificate Of proficiency in con-
versational English from T/Sgt.
O'Neal, MOO Of Naha Air Base
Flight Surgeons office. O'Neal
present his classes as a voluntary
endeavor to help topple barriers
between Ol<inawan employees of the
installation and their supervisors
occasioned by the difficult English
language. BY patience and under
standing, Mr.. ONeaI, an East
Carolina College alumnus has turn
Cd out some 200 conversationally
able students IN the past three
years.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-12
HOMECOMING PROGRAM AT
DARE'S OLDEST CHURCH
September 9Th Marks ls2nd Anniversary
Of Roanoke Island Baptist Church
Near Manteo

Roanoke Island Baptist Church,
four miles north of Manteo, old
est established continuous congre-
cation in Dare County, dating from
1908, will observe, its 152nd an
niversary Sunday, September 4
with preaching services, singing
and outdoor picnic on the grounds.
Former pastors will be invited TO
attend. Details of the program for
the day haven't been completed,
but generally include a preaching
service at IL am; picnic dinner,
and a Especial musical program at
$50 PM, in which choirs from
other churches will take part.
A roll call of families, older
members and former members Cd
the church will be held. Special
invitations go to the members OF
the Manteo and Mays Head Bap-
fist Churches which sprang from
the old church.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-12
DICK BELL CONTINUES
TO WIN DISTINCTIONS

Richard C. Bell Of Manteo,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Bell,
and home town boy whose career
is being followed by continues TO
win distinction in his chosen field.
The firm of Goodwin and Bell, land
scape architects of Raleigh, has re-
ceived a merit award from the
American Society of Landscape
architects of Raleigh, has:rt etaoio
Architects for their site design and
landscaping of the 82nd Airborne
Divisions Nom Commissioned Of
ficers Club and facilities at Fort
Bragg. The million dollar job is be-
ing paid for by men of the 82nd
Airborne Division themselves. The
project covers some 80 acres and
contains an $850,00- club house.
edwin and Bell opened offices in
Raleigh in 1866. They have won
many other honors since becoming
partners. They were classmates at
State College. Bell won the Rome
prize in Landscape Architecture
and spent four years studying In
Europe. He is married to the form
er Mary 10 Harris Of Hillsbcro and
they have a small son and daugh-
ter.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-12
FRANCIS {. WINSLOW
TO ADDRESS DANIELS
REUNION AUGUST ~
Rocky Mount Leader to Attend
Family Celebration at Wan
cheese Church

| Hon. Francis E. Winslow, dis
tinguished Rocky Mount attorney,
and summer resident of Mays
Head for 50 years, will address
the Daniels Day Reunion at pm.
Friday, August 10Th at the Beth
any Methodist Church, Wanchese.
Mr.. Daniels, who is currently
Chairman of the North Carolina
Ter-centenary Commission will dis
cuss plans for the coming cele-
bration in 1868.
Josephus Daniels, Jr., of Raleigh
will represent the family, with
others. His late father was a
regular attendant at these cele-
brations. Many members of the
Daniels family from far and near
will attend. Following the speak
ing, picnic dinner will be served
on the grounds.
Mr.. Winslow has had a dis
tinguished career at the bar. He
is the son of the late Tudor F. and
Mary Wood Winslow and was born
at Hartford in 1888. He was edu-
Gated in law at the University of
N. c., and Columbia University. He
is a member of the law firm of
Battle, Winslow and Merrill Of
Rocky Mount and it's predecessors.
He is nationally noted for his sew
eral memberships and contributions
on Judicial and Constitutional
committees of the Federal and
State courts; has been president
of numerous bar associations, in
Guiding state and regional. Is a
banker, member of many state
public service groups, Episcopalian
and a Democratic leader.
DR.. Frank P. Graham, former
Daniels Day speaker, former Sena-
tor and member of the United Ma
tons staff, who is spending the
summer at Mays Head is expected
to attend.