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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Prime Minister Macmillan chides Dean Acheson for say
ing Britain is through a world power 1t isn't
what Acheson that rtates Mac but his aoof British
way Of saying it.
All is again in Washington and President Kennedy
Is set for "a He'll have Lyndon Johnson his running
and Adlai Stevenson a. his punning-
The camp-down news is easing in Washington. The
official who wouldn't give you the time Of day during the
Cuban crisis he's he doesn't have his watch
with him.
Those aren't Russian planes some 'newSnen have been
seeing southeast United States That's air rescue
patrol sent out by the White House find Chester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-10
WILLIAM S. WHITE
Important Week Ahead for NATO

others. This man is one Of
the principal architects Of
NATO. This mans views are
heavily influential in Wash
ington, in the Administra-
ton and in Congress alike.
And this mans offense is
only that Of trying to save
an irreplaceable defense IN
strumentality from It's friends,
including the British.
What Western Europe
must grasp is that Western
Europe must not continue
to crowd the United States
into a corner from which
there might be only one
exit: A decision to pull out
and leave Europe to the Euro
peans.
(copyrisht, 1892 Sat-
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Venus Temperatures
Vary Sharply AIoft

Readings from q supersensi-
tive thermometer placed at the
focus of a visual telescope indi-
cate q temperature Of about mi
nus 40 degrees Fahrenheit
above the clouds on Venus.
Radio observation shows q
temperature Of $50 Fahrenheit
at the planets surface.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

Tobyhanna State Park, Tobyhanna
Trough Greek State Park. r, g. Aitch
ana WORLDS End State Park, ForksVille
NEW JERSEY
Bass River State Forest, New Gret-
ma; BellepIaln State Forest, r. d. .,
Moodnine: Jenny Jump State Forest,
rope LEBANON State Forest, New Lis
pom; Stokes State Forest, r, D.,
Branchvllle; Wharton State Forest, r,
u; Green Bank, Egg Harbor City:
Morthington State Forest, Columbia
5lgh Point State Park, Sussex, and
ParVln State Park, r. D. /, Elmer.
DELAWARE
state Park Commission, 1900 FauIk
land road, Wilmington s.
NORTH CAROLINA
Hanging Rock State Park, DanburH.
zones Lake State Park, ElizabethtoWn
Morrow Mountain State Park, r, D, >,
Aloemarle; Mount Mitchell State Park,
Marion, and William B. UmStead state
PARK; r. D. l. Box 271, Cary.
information on the Blue Ridge Park
way may be obtained from the super
lntendent,. P. o. Box 1910 Roanoke.
Va, on the Cape Hatteras National
Seashore Recreation Area from the
superintendent at ManUeo, N. C. on
the Great Smokey Mountains National
Park from the superintendent at CAT
llnburg, Tenn, and the National for
ests from the United States Forest
Service, p. o. Box 731. Asheville.
WEST VIRGINIA
west Virginia Conservation Commits
son, Division of State Parks, state
Otlic Building, Charleston 8.
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CAMPING INFORMATION

For further camping infor-
nation or State park reserva-
tons, write to:
PENNSYLVANIA
Park Foreman or Superintendent AT
BLACK Moshannon State Park, r. D. /,
Philpsburg; Blue Knob State Park
E. .. l, 1mler; Caledonia State Park,
3. D. 2, Fayetteville: Chapman State
Park. CLARENDON; Clear Greek State
Tsark, E: D. J., Sigel; Cotton Point
state PARK, Wellsboro; Cook Forest
state Park, Cooksburg; Cowans Gar
State Park, Richmond Furnace;
Crooked Greek State Park, R. D. s.
Also. French Greek State Park
EMERSON, Berks County; Greenwood
furnace State Park, R. D. ., Hunt
1ngton; Hickory Run State Park, White
haven; Hills Greek State Park, wells.
noro; Keystone State Park, r. d,
Derry: Laurel HilE State Park. r. D. 4
Somerset; Little Pine State Park
WaterVille; Ole Bull State PARK
r. D. l, Cross Forks; Parker Dam
State Park. Penfield; Pine Grove
Furnace State Park, R. D. ., Gard
iners: Poe Valley State Park, Sprine
Mills; Promised Land State Park
Also. Pymatuning State Park
JAMESTOWN Raccoon Greek State Park
y ID. 1. Hookstown; R. B. Winter
state PARK. r D.; Miitlinburs
ton: Shawnee State Park, Emporium
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Aussiie Whips
Karen Susmar1
For Net Title

HAVERFORD, Pa, July "a
(AP).-Margaret Smith OF
Melbourne, Australia, won the
SD Pennsylvania lawn tennis
championship by defeating
Wimbledon titleholder, Mrs
Karen Hantze Susman Of San
Diego, Calf, GA, 1913, in a
brilliant final round match at
the Merton Cricket Club.
Miss Smith, holder of the
national championships OF
Australia, France, Italy, and
Switzerland, won the final
point Of the match with a serv-
ice ace.
She was seeded second to
Mrs. Susman and became the
first Australian ever to win the
women's title here.
Miss Smith succeeded Billie
Jean Moffitt Of Long Beach,
Calf, as the champion. She
had beaten Miss Moffitt in the
semifinals yesterday, atoning
for her loss to Miss Moffitt in
the first round of the Wimble-
don championships early this
month.
Mrs. Susman, No. 2 ranking
United States player, made a
brilliant rally trying to save
the match. She climbed from
2-5 in the second set to get
in front by 6-5 and to hold
set point at 40-30.
The Australian, however,
denied her with a backhand
volleyed placement. She went
on to win the game by forcing
the Californian to net a fore
hand drive.
The rest Of the match was
full Of dramatic shot making.
Miss Smith broke through for
a 7-6 lead, then lost her service
in the 14th game. Service held
in the next two games, and
then Miss Smith won the match
from 8-8, compelling Mrs.
Susman to race hard about the
court.
Miss Smith broke through at
love for 90. After serving a
double fault in the second
game, her 10th double fault Of
the match, Miss Smith became
match point when the Califor-
MAN Melted the forehand drive.
The Australians title winning
ace followed.
Miss Smith, who hit with
driving and placement skill
throughout the match, led in
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Moonan today after the poles
they broke yesterday are re-
paired. p
Summarize Of yesterdays
events: -
Junior Gil, George Martin, ee-
nago; 2, J. DronZek, Yonkers; 8. N.
Lady Junior XII, Debrs smithE
Washington: 2. Lee Murphy. Niles: 8,
Lee German. Columbia. No time avail.
Junior K-2-1. T. Healy!T, HesIin.
Wss6inaton; s. B smit sRl4e san Ssss.
Potomac. Time: 4:o7.
Junior c-H1. J. Dronzek. J.
O'Rouke, j. Berzac, W. Banholzer,
Yonkers; 2, GEORGE Martin, r. IsraeE
Moonan. Scott Smith, Pred Alien Brian
MCGEE, Washington. Time. 5:O4. =
Junior XII, Norman O'Keefe; 2,
Mike Moonan. Washington; 8, @. Hn-
Der, Niles. Time: 4:57. -
Lady K-2-1, E. Murphy -PegEy Bee
mon, Niles. 2, Barbara Farley-Denise
Gissel, Washington; 3, Betty Beemon-
8. Rupp, Niles. No time available
Junior c-2-1. Dennis Van Valken-
burgh- John Beehbower, washington: 9,
Uebel-D. Ryan, unattached. Time: 5:I1.
Lady XII. Debra Smith, Franz
cine Fox, Liz Rothmsn. Sally CAN'T.
WASHINGTON; 2, E. Murphy, N. Jones,
B; Beemon, S. Rupp, Niles. No third.
Time: 1888.
Junior four. double blade, Mike
Moonan, Dick West, Dan Sullivan,
Charles Eastwood, Washinston; Q, d.
Fitzgerald, j. Nelson, ]. Berzae, ".
Duenkel, Yonkers; 3, B. Murohy. X.
Orr, B. Cobb, L. Money, Sebag; Time:
4:51.
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Washington Conoeists Toke
Early Lead in Nationals |

Co-hoSt Washington Canoe
Club, defending champion and
winner of the Yonkers Trophy,
emblematic of national suprem-
acy for the last three years,
took the first-day lead in the
National canoe championships
yesterday on the Potomac.
At the conclusion of the all
Junior, nine event program,
Washington had amassed 80
points to second place Sebago
Canoe Clubs IL. Yonkers, NY,
Inwood, N. Y, and Niles, Ohio,
were tied for third with II
points.
Today nine senior events are
scheduled to start at ! pm. on
the Potomac course between
Key Bridge and the Water
Sports Center.
Highlighting today's races
will be the one-man kayak event
for the Dodge Trophy. Donald
Dodge of the Niles Canoe Club,
the defending mems champion,
was drowned earlier this sum-
mer and canoe enthusiasts from
Niles have donated a trophy in
his name for the national kayak
champion.
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Competition is expected to be
extremely stiff, with such out
standing paddlers as Charles
Landmark Of Washington, John
Van Dyke Of Potomac Canoe
Club, Mike Moonan of WASH
ington, John Kelly of Inwood,
Mike Pagkos of Yonkers, Al
bert Hubay Of Niles, Russ Der
mond Of Yonkers and Butch
Jerome Of Niles seeking the ma
tional title.
Jerome is a double amputee,
yet is one Of the Nations top
canoeistS, and barely missed
making the last United States
Olympic canoe team.
Three novelty races were held
yesterday in addition to the
regular program. Washington
defeated Niles in the ladies'
eight place war canoe event;
Dennis Murphy defeated Rich
ard Robinson, a teammate from
the Columbia Canoe Club, in
the one-man kayak race for
boys 13-and-under and Steve
Ruckert and Dan Ravens will
continue their junior tilt event
with Scott Smith and j eff
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FISHING
FISHING
Kings, Trout
Biting at
Assuteugue

Jack Snyder Of Kensington,
Md, his wife, Anne, and son,
Johnny, wet surf fishing just
below the new inlet on ASA
league Island recently and
found kingfish biting readily
along with zillions Of small
sharks.
Biggest Of the sharks was a
hammerhead weighing about
8 pounds. In all they caught
10 good-sized kingfish, four
trout scaling about ~ pounds
each and one 2-pound tautog.
Every once in awhile Syne-
puxent Bay at Ocean City is
producing some whopping big
founder. A fish weighing II
pounds l ounce won the
award in the fifth week Of the
resorts fishing contest.
Marlin catches up to July %
totaled SO.
- -
Down off Hog Island, on
the Virginia Eastern Shore, a
founder weighing 6 pounds
l ounce earned a citation
for Philip E. Hayden of River
dale in the Virginia Salt Water
Sports Fishing Tournament.
Another citation fish was a
50-pound cobia taken by WAL
ter A. Weber of Oakton, Va,
off Windmill Point at the
mouth of the Rappahannock
River.
On the Maryland Eastern
Shore, crappie fishing was said
to be good in Frazers, Unicorn
and Smithville Lakes. Best bets
were:
Largemouth bass, Unicorn,
Frazers. Garland and Wye
Mills Lakes; smallmouth bass,
Octoraro and Big Elk Creeks;
walleye, Susquehanna River
and Conowingo Dam; chain
pickerel, Smithville, Frazers
and Schumakers Lakes; blue
gill, Unicorn, Back Creek and
st. Pauls Lakes; catfish, Stem
mers Lake and Conowingo Re-
Servoir; perch, Unicorn and
Winchester Lakes.
Carp have been taking
doughballs in the Monocacy
River. One catch Of four fish
recently weighed 48 pounds
The largest fish scaled 90
-COVELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
Jack WoIstenhoIme Dies;
Star Bowler as Younoster

John F. (Jack) Wolsten-
holme, 81, in his youth one of
the areas finest duckpin bowl
ers, died Thursday in Newark,
N. j. He was a younger brother
Of the late Glenn Wolsten-
holme, who became almost a
legend in his own time as q
match-game bowler.
In 1880, at 10, Jack was
ranked seventh in the country
and was one Of the youngest
ever to hit the top 10 of the
National Duckpin Congress
ratings.
He was q member Of the
Original Juniors, q famous
team Of youngsters assembled
by Ben McAlwee, the bowling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
BY HANK BOWMAN

est mooring. Instead, it may
be more prudent to head di-
rectly into the sea, maintaining
only enough Roadway to keep
excessive slack out Of the tow
line and to prevent your boat
and the towed craft from
pounding.
Don't tow a disabled craft
into a crowded anchorage
where wind, tide or current may
cause the towed boat to collide
with others. Have the disabled
boat drop anchor, then remove
its passengers If necessary.
Copyright 1852. Hank Bowman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

writer. The team participated
in many notable matches.
WolStenholme was engaged
for many years in the finance
business.
Survivors include his father,
Harry W., of 2702 Webster
street NE; a sister, Mrs. Rus
sell c. Bennett Of that address;
a son, John F., IT., of Panama
City, Fla; a daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Tozer of st. Peters
burg, Fla, and one grandchild.
Funeral services will be held
at 4 pm. today at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
Channel Mark Set

DOVER, England, July %
(AP).-Simon Paterson, 90
year-old English frog m an.
swan the English Channel un-
der water today and shattered
the record set two weeks ago
by Fred Baldsare of Miami.
Paterson swan from Calais to
Dover in Is hours so minutes.
Baldasare took 10 hours 1
minute. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
Ticket Sale Set
For GW-Army

George Washington Univer-
sity will open public sale We'd
nesday of tickets for its Octo-
Der 81 football game with Army
o. n n C%ol;,,v,, sol
az ~ ~ OIduluLn' lis
Seats are priced at 81 and
all are reserved. The ticket Of
flee is at Lisner Auditorium,
Twenty-first and H streets,
NV. Reservations may be
made by mail if checks include
rs cents for handling. ~
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Tips on Towing
Disabled Craft

Last summer the American
Power Boat Association con-
Quoted its stock cupboard racing
championships at Guntersville,
Ala. During a practice period,
a squall transformed the nor
mally placid lake into a mael-
strom.
Rescue boats had left the
waterway when the father of
one of the youngest of the con-
testants, a 13-year-old, rushed
over to the pit area where my
two sons were grooming their
racing boats.
"Robbie's out on the lake
somewhere. think he's stalled"
the father said.
My 14-year-old had already
packed away his gear and de-
parted, but my youngest son,
Shannon, II, volunteered to 60
out and tow Robbie in. We
quickly rugged a bride on the
stern lifting handles of the tiny
9-foot-long JU runabout, coiled
a 40-foot section Of rope into
the stern while Shannon put on
his life jacket and crash he'll
met. Within several minutes he
was launched and heading
down the lake looking for his
racing competitor.
The father and I. both of
whom were too heavy to plane
; off the little SHIP. racing rigs
ran down the bank. BY the
, time we arrived at a point about
:, a mile from our pits, we spotted
. the two tiny hundred-pounc
1 racing shells bobbing on the
= surface. The boys had already
rugged their tow and were head,
ing back toward the pits.
=
: Was it foolhardy to allow ar
: 11-year-old to go out on a res.
cue towing mission2 I thinl
( not. Both youngsters had Ion.
, since proved their ability a!
boat handlers and had learned
, to respect but not fear rough
! water. Important, too, they
! both wore approved life jacket.
with buoyant collars.
Towing slowly, paying atten.
) ton to wave formations, the
boys ultimately arrived safely
l back at the pit area.
At some time you may be
called on to take another craft
in tow. Rather than pull the
; entire load from one stern cleat
it is better to rig a bride from
both stern quarters.
In heavy going you may find
, that the weight of the tow
limits the manueverability Of
I your hull. If it's possible to rig
the lines farther forward vol
: will improve your boats ma.
nuevering ability.
If you take an cupboard ir
tow, have the towed boats op-
orator tilt his motor or motor:
, so as to reduce drag. Should
the towed boat yaw back anc
forth. have its operator shift al
movable weight aft as far a.
possible.
y
In following seas, be sure thu
tow line is sufficiently long 81
= the craft under tow doesn'
override the crest of a wave
!, while you are in it's trough, o.
= the lowed craft may surfboarC
: down the slope and strike you
: boat or breach and capSize.
: In heavy going it may be bes
!. to delay returning to the near.
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I Morrow Mountain, sever
miles east Of Albemarle, is or
the banks Of the Pee Dee River
while Mount Mitchell is ir
Yancey County. "a miles north.
east Of Asheville. No place ir
the park is less than a mile
above sea level.
William B. Umstead State
Park is II miles from Raleigh
Permits at all the parks cost
$3.50 per day.
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Mount Mitchell and william B.
Umstead.
Hanging Rock is In Stokes
County, four miles northwest
OF Danbury. It has a lake popu-
lated with bass and parrish
and there are boats to rent.
Jones Lake. within 10000
acre Bladen Lakes State Forest,
is four miles from Elizabeth
town. 1t is operated exclusively
for Negroes. There is bathing,
boating and fishing.
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Skaters Sturt

LINCOLN, Nebr., July %
(AP).-The 1862 American am
ateur roller skating champion
ships, which have attracted
more than 1,400 top amateur
skaters for the 8-day event, get
under way tonight.
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the first set 81, 5-3. Mrs.
Susman held service to come up
5N. Miss Smith then won the
tenth game for deuce on her
third set point with a well
placed volley on the run.
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Several New Slips

NOW .AvAII.ABLEl In one of the 10
finest harbors in America Motor
Boating Magazine Report. Located
directly on the Chesapeake. As min
utes' drive from D. C. Modern under
pier electric and water connections.
mobile electric lift launching well,
ultramodern restaurant, bar and motel
sized swimming pool, complete boat
yard and marine fuel services. NEW
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MEL, WITH Fl. OF WATER AT
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ing ana 1lSnlng. Camping per-
mits cost 50 a day.
Camping in West Virginia
Besides its section Of the
George Washington National
Forest and Monongahela Ma
tional Forest, West Virginia
has tent camping at Babcock
Blackwater Falls, Blue Stone
Holly River, North Bend, Ty-
CART Lake and Watoga State
Parks and seven State forests
These are Camp Creek, CooperS
Rock, Greenbrier, Kanawha,
Kumbrabow, Panther and Sem
eca.
In addition to tent sites,
Coopers Rock, Greenbrier,
Kanawha and Kumbrabow
State Forests have limited
trailer facilities.
Babcock, on Route 10 in
Fayette County, has a spec
tacular view of New River
Canyon. Blackwater Falls, 2
miles from Davis, has many
scenic attractions.
Bluestone, near Hinton, has
1900 acres of water for boat
ing and fishing. Holly River is
off Route 20, north of Webster
Springs, Tygart Lake is near
Grafton while Watega, on
Watega Lake, is off Route 80
at Huntersville. North Bend is
2 miles northeast Of Cairo.
SeashOre Camping Offered
North Carolina has numer-
Gus facilities in its two ma
tional parks, three national
forests and a number Of State
parks and forests.
Those who like seashore
camping can find it along the
Outer Banks. Campsites are
free at Oregon Inlet, Pea
Island. Cape Hatteras and
Ocracoke, all within the Cape
Hatteras National Seashore
Recreation Area.
Campers who love the noun
tains might drive the Blue
Ridge Parkway. There are free
camping areas at Doughton
Park, Julian Price Memorial
Park and Crabtree Meadows ir
; North Carolina.
The parkway leads int
Great Smoky Mountains Ma,
tional Park, in the North Caro-
lima section Of which there i
free camping at Smokemont
adjacent to U. S. AL, 6 mile
north Of Cherokee; Deep Greek
: 2 miles north Of Bryson City
and Balsam Mountain, 1
miles north Of Soco Gap OF
U. s. 10, via the Blue Ridg
Parkway.
Sites UnreServed
All these campsites ar
available on a first-come, first
, served basis.
No permits are required bu
= they are necessary for campin
=, elsewhere in the park excep
/ at certain primitive areas. Il
North Carolina these includ
| Round Bottom, Catalooche
s and Big Creek.
= Pisgah National Forest ha
camping on a nonreserved ba
! sis at Big Ivy. 26 miles from
Asheville, Carolina Hemlocks
between Micaville and the Blu,
Ridge Parkway, North Mile
River, % miles from Asheville
Pink Beds, Is miles from Bre,
, ward.
! In the Nantahala Naticna
Forest there is camping at LAX,
: Santeetlah. Standing Indial
campground. four miles west O
r Franklin, Van Hook Glade ant
l CliffSide, six miles west O
r Highlands. and Lake Cherokee
II miles west of Murphy.
+ State Parks Offer Camping
State parks which hay
I camping are Hanging Rock
: Jones Lake, Morrow Mountain
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DR.: Down Shirley highway to Wood.
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right again after overpaSs to water
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