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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10

At its low on the day after
Black Monday, May %, in Wall
Street, Transition was down IS
per cent from its 1912 high.
Lionel was down 80 per cent,
General Instrument and Avnet
were down over Is per cent,
Brunswick, Chris Craft and
Vendo were down 70 to 70 per
cent and TelAutograph was
down II per cent.
Behind these came another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Special Hours for
Sears Service Stations Only -. Mondays,
Thursdays and Fridays 9 am. to $50 p.m.;'
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 9 am. to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Sportsman S
Calendar

PRINCE GEoR RGEs FISH AND
GAME CLUB-Meeting at the club
house In Mitchellville. Nd, at s O'Clock
tonight. Bsrbecued chicken dinner from
$50 to pm. Sunday
Evening star., 1962-09-07

first tournament victory since
hitting the money trail four
years ago. 2
Evening star., 1962-09-07
D. C. Team Leads
Fishing Tourney

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico,
Sept. z (AP).-The National
Capitol Game Fish Club of
Washington, D. c., led the in
ternational fishing tournament
here today on the strength of
Paul Mumford's 122-pound
Blue Marlin.
Mumford's catch was one Of
four landed yesterday, and
gave him 244 points and the
lead in individual standings
with 514 points.
His team now leads with 614
points.
William Marling of the Wall
Street Anglers of New York was
the only other visitor to land
a fish yesterday, with an 81
FOUNDER.
The Miramar Fishing Club of
Puerto Rico is second in team
standings.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
FORE AND AFT
Persistence
WinsS Skipper
Dual Award

william W. Chambers, Poto-
mac River Power Squadron lieu
tenant commander and skipper
of a cabin cruiser called CO.
loneh II, has tried enough but
never won a major prize in a
predicted log contest.
In the most recent event,
sponsored by the Sue-Ann-Pat
Power Boat Association, he
walked off with two awards, the
Championship Trophy and the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Clubs
Association Trophy.
The contest, conducted by
the Sue Island, Annapolis, Pa
tapsco River and Dundalk
Power Squadrons, was held off
Castle Marina on the Chester
River. Sixty-eight boats gath
cred for the event, represent
ing eight yacht clubs and seven
power squadrons, but only IT
competed.
Second in the championship
event was John Eichman of
Hyattsville with his Karen Ann
II. Eichman also took home the
Governors Cup, contributed by
Gov. Tawes for the skipper
with the lowest percentage of
error who never before had en-
tered a predicted log contest.
Z &* = y
I Because of the Labor Day
week end and because many
persons still were on vacation,
the Potomac River Power
Squadron has decided to accept
additional registrations for its
s14-week fall and winter course
on basic plotting and small boat
handling.
The registrations will be
taken on the first class night.
THE classes will be held in the
cafeteria of the General Ac-
counting Office on G street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets
ION Wednesday and Thursday
nights starting September IL
and 13.
, At its first registration ses-
sion, the squadron enrolled 579.
COVELL.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
PRESIDENTS. CUP CONTENDER
AII-Duy Rally
Slated Sunday
Near Wurrenton

Pony clubs from Maryland
and Virginia will be represented
at an all-day rally Sunday,
sponsored by the Casanova :
Warrenton Pony Club, at DR..
and Mrs. F. A. Howard's
Meadowville Farm, near War;
renton, Va.
Divisions are scheduled for
all levels of members, ranging
from less experienced ID" teams
through the more advanced "B"
level.
Visiting teams are expected
from Loudoun, Middleburg-
Orange County and Seneca
Valley Pony Clubs. They will
compete for points in dressage,
cross-country and stadium
jumping.
Mrs. Howard, who is district
commissioner of the host pony
club, is chairman of the event.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HUNTERS INCREASE
Licensed Fishermen
Jump to 1o,394,177

partments reported that fisher
men spent $52.851,224 for IL
censes, stamps, tags and per-
mits during 1861. This was
$708.388 more than the $52,-
142,S36 they expended in 1860.
The $64,O62.7s2 outlay for
hunting licenses was $3,O8l,- :
579 more than the $50, ,98l ,2O3
spent in 1860.
Among the three n earby
States, Virginia listed 800, ,665
fishermen, spending 1855, 1875,
and 349,897 hunters, expending
$1,262,812. Maryland counted
9l,572 fishermen buying Ii
censes costing $280,614 and
157,750 hunters obtaining $7l8.-
821 worth of licenses.
West Virginia's total was
-l52,600 fishermen, expendine
$539,591 and 2l0,860 hunters,
spending sS97.145.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

The number Of licensed sport
fishermen in the United States
increased 31S,573 in one year,
from 1860 to 1861, the Bureau
of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
says.
The total buying one or more
licenses to fish in the so States
last year was 19,394,177. In
1860 it was $1,000, ,604.
AS for hunters, 11,798, 800
bought one or more licenses
in 46 States during 1861, the
bureau adds. The 1860 total
was 11.785,753.
Figures on the number of. IL
cense holders are used to de-
termine apportionment of Fed
eral aid for fish and wildlife
restoration to the States. ~
S64 Million Spent
Although information on the
number Of hunters from four
States, where hunting Is q ma
jor sport, was not available
the bureau received q complete
count on the number Of licenses
issued in all so States. They
totaled 18,201,531 and the
amount paid was more than
$64 million.
The figures on both the IL
censed fishermen and hunters
do not, Of course, accurately re-
fleet the total number Of per-
sons who fish or hunt, the bu-
reau points out. They do not
include the legion Of salt wa
ter anglers who fish both coasts
or those who are exempted
from license requirements be-
cause Of age, veterans status
or other reasons. Only five
States require licenses for fish
ing in salt water.
IS Million Fish
Earlier surveys by the bureau
indicate that the total number
Of fishermen IL years old or
older is about Is million and
the number of hunters, is
million.
The State fish and game de-
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Boxter,s Record Round
Sets Pace at Denver

DENVER, Sept. Z AP)-
Colorado may be a lucky State
for Rex Baxter, he reasoned
after shooting q course record
64 yesterday to vault three
strokes ahead of the field after
the first round of the sS5,O0O
Denver Open.
The 26-year-old golfer from
Amarillo, Tex, who won the
1857 National Collegiate title
at nearby Colorado Springs,
said his 6-under-par tour of
the 6,753-yard par 35-S5-70
Denver Country Club course
was the finest round of his
competitive career.
That put him three strokes
ahead of Dow Finsterwald, Ken
Still and Bill Johnston.
Baxter is bidding for his
Evening star., 1962-09-07

weighed from 6 to II pounds
Other catches have range d
from 8 to IL pounds.
Trout Along Coast
Down at Wachapreague, Va,
founder fishing has slowe e d
considerably but large catches
Of small to medium trout can
be made on the offshore bars
There are some dolphin and al
bacore on the trolling grounds
and two Swhite marlin were
brought in by one boat this
week.
Chincoteague reports similar
fishing for bonito and albacore
and says charter boats are get
ting so to so trout a day at
the blight off AsSateague Island
A few founder and some larg-
er trout are being caught in
side the inlet. There are still
good-sized porgies on the Win
ter Quarter shoal and a few
sea bass on the wrecks.
Marlin StIIl Biting
Ocean City says marlin can
be caught and bottom fishing
for medium poriges and sea
bass is good on the Fenwick
wrecks. A few bonito and
small blues also are offshore
but trout fishing Just off the
beach has slowed. Some floun-
der, blues and kingfish are Bit
ing inside the inlet.
Indian River Inlet reports
snapper blues just off the in
let, 2 to 21z-pound bonito and
10 to 13-pound albacore scat
tered offshore. Party boats ar
getting from $50 to ITS medium
sea bass on the Old Grounds.
Off Lewes, Del; good bottom
fishing is reported in the
mouth Of Delaware Bay for
small porgies. There also are
trout weighing up to 2 pounds
and a few founder. Bonito and
blues have been appearing close
to the mouth of the bay.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

trout trolling at Flag Pond.
near Long Beach.
Up the Patuxent at Benedict,
there are lots Of blues and
rock but most are too small
to keep. Perch also are nu-
merous, although small, but
grabbing is very good.
Chesapeake Beach reports S
some good catches of blues
near the Stone Rock and says
schools of blues weighing from
11a to 2 pounds are scattered
along the western shore be-
tween Breezy Point and Park
er's Greek. There also are
many schools of small rockfish
from Holland Point south but
only about is out Of 100 fish
are keepers.
Bottom boats are still going
to Sharps Island or No. 81
buoy off West River and get
ting good catches Of perch and
spot.
Boats out Of Deale say there
are schools of blues all over
the bay between Poplar Island
and the Gooses but they are
hard to catch.
ROckfish Increase
Eastern Bay and Tilghman
Island boats are now fishing in
mid-bay about halfway between
the Wild Grounds and the
Gooses. Until Wednesday, blues
predominated but that day
Capt. Spurry reports a catch of
78, mostly rock weighing from
2 to 4 pounds, and perhaps a
dozen small blues.
Most Of the rock being taken
in the Miles River weigh 2 to
5 pounds but some go UP to 8.
Best fishing north Of the
Bay Bridge seems to be over
the Jumps on what is called
the Middle Grounds off the Ma
gothy River. Capt. Weldon
Joiner out Of Rock Hall reports
taking 80 rockfish at flood tide
Tuesday on peeler crab. They
Evening star., 1962-09-07
FISHING
FISHING
Rockfish Increasing
BY CHARLES CovELL

A northeaster that broke
sizzling weather over the long
Labor Day week end disrupted
the fishing to a great extent
on bay and ocean, but before
that and in some quarters
since, catches were good.
The rains didn't help fresh
water fishing either. the Rapi-
dan and Rappahannock Rivers
in Virginia being thoroughly
muddy. The Potomac is off
color but fishable with bait and
perhaps Spinners.
The bluefish are still present
in great numbers in parts of
Chesapeake Bay but more rock
are appearing. Mostly they are
being caught by trollers mixed
with the blues. but above the
Bay Bridge and in the Miles
River, some lunkers are being
taken on peeler crab.
Trout Also Biting
Trout, too, are mixed with
the blues and bay trollers have
made nice catches at Flag
Pond and in the mouth of the
Patuxent River off Solomons.
They range from 2 to 8 pounds.
nOver on the seacoast, white
marlin can be caught, al
though they remain 40 to As
miles offshore, and there are
some snapper blues, bonito, dol
phin and albacore. For the
bottom fishermen, there are
small to medium-sized porgies,
sea bass, lots of small trout
and some founders.
Starting with the Potomac,
fair-Sized rockfish can be-
caught trolling at Tall Timbers
but most Of the breakingI
schools Of blues and rock are
undersized. Bottom fishing is
good for better-than-average
spot and perch just below Her
ring Greek at Tall Timbers and
off Raggedy Point. Best fish
ing time is after 8 pm.
Blues Finicky
Acres Of larger blues, weigh
ing from Ia to 3 pounds, are
reported in the triangle be-
tween Point Lookout and Smith
Point at the mouth Of the Po-
tomac and some days charter
boats have been loading up. As
in other parts Of the bay,
though, the blues are finicky
and too often you can troll
around a school and get moth
ing.
At Solomons, Capt. Rhode
Langley says his best success
comes with trolling halfway to
the bottom. Capt. Harry Mani
fold at Deale and Capt. James
Spurry, who boats out of Thigh
man Island, report they do bet
ter by trolling deep with wire
line on one rod, then casting
bucktails or spoons into the
fish on the surface.
Boats out of Solomons are
fishing the Chinese Mud be-
tween Cove Point and Cedar
Point, Cove Point Hollow and
the Cedar Point Rip. Langley
reports a catch of 257 fish
Tuesday that included SO rock,
19 trout and one Spanish
mackerel. Capt. George Will
ing also got into some nice
Evening star., 1962-09-07
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Evening star., 1962-09-07

There are three basic angles
for shooting spares. Any spare
a Highlander shoots should
fall into one Of these basic
angles:
/. The left side Of the ap-
proach angle should be used
for all spares on the right side
of the lane. This includes the
10-pin, spin, Spin, 3-6-10,
Clio and other similar leaves.
2. The middle Of the ap-
proach angle is used for all
spares in or near the center
of the lane. This means the
spin, So and others.
8. The right side of the ap-
proach angle is called for in
shooting for the 7-pin, 4-pin,
Al. 4-7-8 and others.
A lefthander, Of course, re-
verses this approach.
For complete guide to. spare
shooting, send for copy Of my
booklet, How to Pick Up Spares"
Yours for 10 cents and a stamped.
Joe Wilman. care Of The Star.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Red Sox Buy Pitcher

NEW YORK. Sept. Z (AP).-
The Red Sox today announced
the purchase of Merlin Nippert,
righthanded relief pitching Spe-
cialist. from Seattle Of the Pa
cific Coast League.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Three NFL Clubs
Reduce Rosters
BY the Associated Press

The Baltimore Colts, Chicago
Bears and Dallas Cowboys all
reduced their rosters yesterday.
The Colts asked waivers on
End Aubrey Lime, a one-year
veteran; the Bears traded Ken
Kirk, linebacker and often
sive center, to Pittsburgh for q
future draft choice, and the
Cowboys asked waivers on Dave
Edwards, rookie linebacker from
Auburn.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HSKERMAN.S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

Code: N-NOne Poor Fair Good Excellent
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Stuyermun Signs

KANSAS CITY, Sept. Z
(AP).-The Kansas City Steers
yesterday announced they had
signed Larry Staverman, who
scored more than 1,5O0 points
for the club last season.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT
Contributing Writer

The Secretary of the Navy,
Fred Korth, and Mrs. Korth
will meet the Corps of Naval
Attaches May IL, when the
Chief Of Naval Operations,
Admiral George w. Ander-
son, jr., and Mrs. Anderson
entertain in honor of the
Secretary and Mrs. Korth.
The $50 to 1880 pm. re-
ception will be given at Ad-
miral's House, and should the
weather permit, the lovely
garden will be on view.
The Commandant, Potomac
River Naval Command, Rear
Admiral Thomas H. Robbins,
jr., and Mrs. Robbins are
planning a dinner May 9 in
honor of the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Korth. Their
guests will also include the
Secretary'S brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. M. Korth of San Antonio,
Tex.
Many parties are filling
the calendars servicewiSe for
the popular Admiral Rob-
bins. He will retire May 81.
One of the first will be Ad-
miral and Mrs. Anderson'S
dinner on May Z.
Admiral and Mrs. Robbins
are lending their quarters at
the Naval Weapons Plant for
the annual tea of the Navy
Society of Sponsors May 2.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

where he was on duty with
the Marine Corps at Port au
Prince. They are going to
Camp Lejeune N. c. where
Mai. Carter will report for
duty.
Admiral and Mrs. Galloway
are having a family gather
ing today. They recently gave
a party for their visiting
family and expect to enter
tain again before the young
people leave.
Mai. and Mrs. Carter are
going to North Carolina by
way of Charlottesville, Va,
where they will visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
ter for a few days.
The Military Attache of
Denmark, Mai. Gen. Niels E.
Leschly, and Mrs. Leschly are
planning the second in a
series of dinners at home on
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
AIunnue
Dessert Pdrty

The members Of the Wash
ington Alumnae Association
Of Alpha Delta Pi will en-
tertain their daughters at an
Easter Monday dessert party
at l:30 pm. at the home of
Mrs. j. Noble BoaZ.
The program, to focus on
out country's history in art,
will be presented by Mrs.
Martin c. Powers.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

many friends as "Tiger
Wang" was made head of
the Chinese Delegation to the
U. N. Military Staff Com
mittee. He assumed this post
in March and with Mrs.
Wang is now living in New
York City.
Gen. Wang has been a
frequent visitor in Washing
ton, first as Commanding
General, Chinese Air Force,
later as chairman. Chinese
Joint Chiefs of Staff. The
WangS arrived today for a
three day visit and are the
houSeguests of Professor and
Mrs. John Young, at their
Mclean, Va, home.
This evening the Youngs
are giving a dinner in honor
Of their very popular house
guests. Professor Young is on
the faculty Of Georgetown
University.
The Air Force Vice Chief
of Staff, Gen. Frederic H.
Smith, jr., and Mrs. Smith
will give a dinner in their
quarters at Boiling Air Force
Base on Tuesday in honor
of their longtime friends
Gen. and Mrs. Wang.
Director, Political Military
Policy Division, Rear Admiral
Arnold Schade and Mrs
Schade will entertain at
home next Saturday. Rank
ing guests at their late after
noon party will include Vice
Admiral and Mrs. U. s. Grant
Sharp. Also the hosts cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams,
of Winchester, Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams will be the
SchadeS' houseguests for the
week end.
The Naval Attache of In
dia, Capt. Jal Cursetji and
Mrs. Cursetji will give a din
ner next Saturday at their
Brandywine street home.
First Party
The new Spanish Military
Attache Col. Francisco Co.
lonia and Mrs. Colonia will
give their first large party
in Washington on Saturday
May IL. entertaining from 6
to 8 o'clock in their home on
Partridge Lane.
Col. Colonia, was formerly
in the Spanish Sahara, sta
toned at El Alum as chief
of the Spanish Legion. He
holds the second highest mill
tary award of his country,
the Military Medal.
Col. and Mrs. Colonia are
happily settled in a house
near Macarthur Boulevard.
Their daughters, Carmen and
Elena, are at Georgetown
University; Mary and Fran
cisco, jr.. are pupils at Our
Lady of Victory School.
The Assistant Chief Of the
Bureau Of Medicine anc
Surgery, Rear Admiral Cal.
vim B. Galloway and Mrs
Galloway are enjoying ar
Easter week visit with thetl
daughter and son-in-law
Maj. and Mrs. David Carter.
Mai. and Mrs. Carter re.
Gently returned from Haiti
Evening star., 1962-04-22
SERVICE NEWS
SERVICE NEWS
Parties Fill the Calendar
For the Retiring Robbins

u\ONh " ~
Mrs. Armaud Morgan is
president Of the society and
will be there to greet men,
bers at 2::30 pm.
Mrs. Donald Paxton Nc
Pherson, jr., will entertain at
tea on Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Robbins. Mrs. McPher-
son replaces Mrs. Robbins as
president of the Spanish
study group.
Admiral and Mrs. Robbins
are giving a dinner on Fri
day in honor of the admiral's
brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Robbins.
They will arrive on Friday
from their home in New York
for a weekend stay in
Washington.
TwO-Day Visit
Chief of the Naval Gen.
eral Staff Of Portugal, Vice
Admiral Joaquin de Sousa
IVA is arriving in New York
May 7 and will come to
Washington the next day for
a two-day visit.
Admiral and Mrs. Ander-
son will give a dinner for the
visitors May 8 at their home.
Coming with Admiral Sousa
IVA are Capt. Ornelas, 1t.
Comdr. Breyner and 1t.
Duarte.
The Naval Attache Of Por-
tugal, Comdr. Almeida d'Eca,
is going to New York to meet
the travellers. The United
States escort officer is to be
Comdr. j. w. Enyart.
The Ambassador of Portu-
gal, DR.. Teotonio Pereira, will
give a dinner May 8 for his
distinguished countryman;
the party will leave the next
morning for Annapolis, Md.
The visitors are going to
Newport and Providence,
r. l.; Norfolk, Va, and Camp
Lejeune, N. c., before re-
turning to Portugal towards
the end of the month.
Comdr. and Mrs d'Eca ar
rived in Washington recently
from Lisbon and have taken
a house on Park street, Chevy
Chase. Their son Paulo at
tends Woodrow Wilson High
School and daughter Maria
goes to Somerset School.
The British Naval Attache,
Vice Admiral Sir William
Crawford. and Lady Crawford
will give a dinner party at
their home on Tuesday.
Ranking guests will be the
Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, DR.. James Henry
Wakelin, jr., and Mrs. Wake
lin. Also in the company will
be retiring Admiral and Mrs.
Robbins.
The Army Chief of Staff,
Gen. George H. Decker, and
Mrs. Decker are to be the
honor guests of the Wash
ington Association of Mill
tary Attaches on Friday, May
IL, at Boiling Air Force Base
Officers Club.
The Corps of Military At
taches headed by the Dean Of
the Corps 1t. Gen. Vladimir
A. Dubovik, USSR, is giving
a reception. followed by din
ner and dancing in honor Of
Gen. and Mrs. Decker.
The committee for the gala
evening has the Military and
Air Attache of Mexico, Maj.
Gen. Alfonso Gurza F. as
chairman. Others assisting
include the Military Attache
of Brazil, Brig. Gen. Orlando
Comes Ramagem and the
Australian Military Attache
Col. John F. White. The As
Sistant Military Attache Of
Germany, 1t. Col. Herbert
Winterhager, is secretary and
acting treasurer Of the As
ISOLATION.
Reception
The Chinese Ambassador
and Mrs. Tingfu F.. Tsiang
are giving a reception tomor-
row from 6 to 8 O'Clock at
the Embassy, entertaining in
honor of Gen. Stunning
Wang and Mrs. Wang, after
which they will also give a
small dinner for their honor
guests.
Gen. Wang, known to his
Evening star., 1962-08-26
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Evening star., 1962-12-30
800 IN FATHER KNOWS BEST.

Comedy. Bud becomes disillusioned when
a dishonest youngster beats him out of
a job. Robert Young and Jane Wyatt.
tRepeat.)
Evening star., 1962-12-30
FRIDAY ~
Evening, Cont.
7:3o q RAWHIDE.

Western. l Hour. Gil and Rowdy come
to the aid Of an itinerant undertaken
whose wagon has broken down in Indian
country and find themselves harboring a
countefeiter's ring. King Donovan. Con-
stance Ford and Richard Devon are
featured.