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Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-23
ThreatTd Slain
Mans Reputation

Assistant wagonmaster Bill Hawks
TERRY Wilson, informs the widow
of would-be horse thief that he
has killed her husband, but is told
the man died years earlier as a
town hero in "The Jud Steele Story"
of NBCTV'S Wagon Train,s
Wednesday at on KFAR-TV, Chan
mel 2.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-23

the health club he calls in Check
mate, telling that Chip is in dam
ger.
A serious beating in the club, the
knowledge that Chip is broke, and
rumors of a football fix lead the
Checkmate trio to a gambling con-
-spiracy that involves Chip.
Joseph Hoover plays Tommy Bige-
low, Chips young friend and foot
ball star: and Tom Mcbride plays
Greenhouse. who is nearly killed
in Chips club.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-23
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Try Jessen's once, you'll buy it
always.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HEALTOH1 SINCE 1905
VYA~aNT1


WHEAION FLaAAA B4B-1VuU
WHEATON-Brick 4-bedroom split-
level with 1is baths. paneled rec
reation room. separate dining
room and huge, modern equipped
kitchen pins many extras. Don't
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Co. REAITORS. JU. a-41a4. u
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BETHEsDA-4-bedrm. 3 bath hFicl
rambler, GIFT. liV. rm. wHirepl.
formal din. rm., spacious Florfda
rm., all elee. island kit, fun bsmt.
has rec, rm. at ground level, game
rm., 9th bedrm. and bath, Gear
garase, This home needs decorat-
ing but Is the least expensive home
IN this beautiful wooded COM
muntty Of fine homes. Sbl,Q50.
koRzkNDoRFER REALToR. OIL.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABCAB, MD, near Kensington-
S395 cash includes settlement, SSs
mo. includes tax for veteran pur-
chaser. Modern rambler, 2 bed
rooms, den leould be 3Fd bedrmD
equipped kit. Gas heat. Large
wooded lot. Perfect cond. Prompt
poss. WI. 6-6182.
ARE YOU A VET, earn S7,5007
S400 tot. move into 3-b.r. brk.
ramb., rec. rm., S1S.500 Apr.
MOORE REALTY. a33-1600.
ASSUME sIs, ,250 LOAN! Lge. Cape
Cod, needs loving care. 3 bedrms.,
sep. din. rm., full bsInt. DUANE
REAL ESTATE me- WI. 2.6300.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HnusFs fa sRARE

MALE. college Grad. 70 share furn.,
3-becrm. house wLothers, Va. area.
OK 1880 or 256-02s4 ewes.
Evening star., 1962-09-10

WHEAT0N, FANTASTIC VIL6TT=
pries ' only ~ sfs.ssCV. SVondl pUANR 81 RkSh AZ
ESTATE. INC. VIII. 2-6300.
WHEATON, WOODs-Last custom
rambler, 2 baths. fam. I'm. eff
ultra med. kit. rec. rm. $20,S5o.
II. N. LEVY
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTs WANTED

AGENTS OR OWNERS
I Wish 10 LEASE AN EABo-
RATE APARTMENT, 8 10 10
LARGE ROOMS AND 8 BATHS.
BOX 3s3-z. Star.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALT-E.E.

ACTION NEEDED II you want to
Ss,rR Ss me oI,, one to own this nice; an
Isisnd ave. I bsdrms.' IA ain. NM I'M
lge, liv, rm. on b. &. bus line
with plenty Of shopping nearby.
$4,000, Only $500 FHA or no
money down OF.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fcoNTtNUEpl
ASK THE NEIGHBORS

AAAIAA 4A4l 4NA4NN44DOLt0
THEY ARE OUR BEST Statesmen
for this residences. Large family
eating kit, powder ru. on LIST
bsmt.; q wise family purchase a
Sl4 $50. VA or FHA terms ol
assume 4hss financing. 949-4434
SUBURBAN PROPFRTIES MGT-
Evening star., 1962-09-10

-FOUR ADULTS desire 3 o. a.
nedrm. house IN upper NV. OF
ne. Call 3s7-0284.
Evening star., 1962-09-10

ALEx.-3-rm. apt. with bedrm., liv.
rm-, kit, bath. Direct bus service
Pentagoa, IT. Myer, downtown.
walk tl shops. $50. KI. s-432O.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
EHEATON q "a fo66 i6 YodR

WHEATON. children needed Play
board, etc. Immaculate brick RAM
bier, huge liv. rm. w/opep hearth,
table space kits 3 hedrfna., IN
baths. rec. rm.. trees and fsnes.
EHA ok,d q sis.bo0 and imnas-
Evening star., 1962-09-10
SILVER SPRING
75-FT. RAMBLER

Attractive white brick rambler on
beautiful Handicapped lot, 135x2S2.
2-car attached garage with breeze
way, wall-to-wall carpet. BASE
BOARD HOT-WATER HEAT,
bedrooms. "a baths, left. d.
luxe equipped kitchen with break.
fast area, family-sized separatt
maids room and bath In basement
Price, S37,5 500.
Evening star., 1962-09-10

BETHESDA - Builders ciose-out,
WIZ consider offers on current
model homes. New brick Colonial.
bedrms. on one level, center
hall, lge. separate din. rn., over
sized GE kit. 1St floor family rm.
and powder rm., full bsnnt., gar
age. Immediate possession. Upper
Evening star., 1962-09-10

ROCKVILLE ARIA = New gpiit.
foyer rambler on y acre lot. city
water. 3 and 4 bedrms.. ~
ias 3 4. socIIETSYPal ITSPl fo' 5es s.sI5;ii Tn;ii garage
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

HOWARD C0.-cIOsE-IN. form
stone rambler. Ia acres. lee
ny. rm,,. 3 bedrnns., sep. din. rm.,
kit. with table space, full bsmt.
Conv., to schools. churches and
shopping: call 949-7300 It'll 9:30.
HUGH Z. PECK 11246 Georgia Ave
Mr.. W. \. GRACE LAB.-3-bedrm.
raneher. on 1-ACRE lot. Hot
water heat, carport. de luxe kit.
Just $4,000. Cali ATias 6-S3Do
or R; ?; HENDERSON q CO.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

POUR CORNERS AREA-LoEely g.
bedrm.. 11a-bath brick Colonial on
nice lot. den, dining rm., firepl,
many extras. S19.5O0. 94q-s13l.
@. "A. SCHLESINGER CO.
Ga. AVE, 2 blks. aWay-sparkling
2-bedrm- home with full bsmt-,
rec. rm-s on lovely level fenced
lot, near bus. schools and stores
Assume high $4,000 loan. Sl07
TRACER TAXES TRADES"
TRA0ER ASSOCIATES 70. $500
BOT WATER HEAT, magnificenl
gardens. screened porch, full
basement, family dining room, z
immense bedrooms, busline, are
all features Of this ciose-in Silver
SPRING home. S10,950. GRAY
kESsINGkR a CO., NC. 10
49,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
VuIetmen to Meet
Kickers Today in
Soccer Sentinel

Central Valet Of the Ma
tional Soccer League meets the
Baltimore Kickers at 2::30 pm.
today at Twenty-third street
and Constitution avenue in the
last semifinal match of the
Stewart Cup competition. To-
morrow's winner will play Fort
Belvoir for the title.
In National Soccer League
second-half action. the Bava-
rians meet Schweigert at Hams
Point and the British Lions
face Fort Meade at Fort Meade.
Both matches begin at 2::30
o'clock.
Schweigert leads the second
half standings with a SOL
record. The Bavarians have
played two ties in the second
half. Central Valet, the first
half winner, has played only
one second half match.
Dick Packer of Central Valet
and Andy Baden of Schwei-
CERT are tied for the individual
scoring lead with % points
each. Werner Kress of the Ba-
varians is third with 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

through 1854 resulted in the
loss of many trout while Hurri-
cane Hazel dumped 9 to II
inches of rain on the park on
October Is, 1854, washing away
others that were left stranded
in the woods.
Because of the mortality, the
streams were closed for two
years and 22,O89 fingerlings
were stocked in 13 of the 46
streams during June, 1855.
Next came Hurricanes Con-
ME and Diane, in August, 1858,
to kill most of the hatchery
raised fish although the wild
of-the-year natives survived.
No stocking attempts have
been made since.
BY 1856 the wild trout popu-
lation had recovered suffi-
GENTLY to reopen the park to
fishing and it has continued
since. The season opens April 7
with a minimum legal size of
8 inches and daily creel limit,
eight. Only artificial lures may
be used. -COVELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

1.-THE tournament" the pro-
prietors explain, represents a
token of appreciation to the
league officers for their efforts
in supervising leagues at
MWBPA centers. Our members
realize that ofttimes such Of
ficers perform thankless tasks
and the association hopes that
the tournament will in a small
way indicate the associations
understanding of this"
II II Il 4
A slew of entries is expected
for Wally Sain's annual Hy-
attsville Handicap today, with
entries to be accepted from l
to 10 pm. The guarantees are
$3.50, $50 and $40, the fee Sc
and the handicaps four fifths
from 1876.
Then there's the second Sun
day of the Greater Washington
Duckpin Association champion
ships at Fair Lanes Prince
Georges Plaza. The first one
was a dilly, with a raft of high
scores highlighted by those of
Patricia Rinaldi, who gained
the lead in singles, doubles and
all-eventS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

league. Va, got one year in
Jail.
All of this was due to the
undercover operations of
Stefano. Ingratiating himself
with gas station attendants,
tavern keepers, bartenders or
restaurant owners, he peddled
his peanuts, meanwhile learn
ing from his contacts where
and how to contact duckleg-
gers and buy their wares.
The ducks and geese Stefano
purchased went into freezer
storage as evidence for the
trials.
From the arrests - 16 in
Maryland, six in Virginia and
five in North Carolina - you
might think that duck trapping
in those States was a minor
problem compared to the
market cunning in Louisiana
and Arkansas where 1876 were
arrested. Not so.
Tony, who flew back anC
forth to take over when Other
Eastern Shore undercover in.
vestigations failed, said:
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IT had only a total of per-
hapS two months in this area
If I'd had the two years I had
in Arkansas and Louisiana, ]
could have made a minimum
of 100 cases."
This year, particularly, the
situation is very serious, not
only in the Chesapeake region
but throughout the country. II
you are not interested in ducks
from the esthetic or even the
hunting standpoint, just con-
slider the dollars and cents.
Ducks, and this year, geese,
too, have been decreasing rap
idly, according to midwinter re-
ports from all flyways. There
is a very strong possibility that
there will be no open seasons
at least for ducks, next fall
Yet Stefano estimates that the
number of ducks and geese
killed annually by market
hunters. including crippleI
never retrieved, is more thar
a million. Project that against
the estimated legal kill Of
j7,376,000 and you can see what
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Anew Champs
Enter World
Skating Event

PRAGUE, Mar. 10 (AP). -
The worlds top figure skaters,
including four newly crowned
European champions, compete
next week in the first world
championships in two years.
Normally held every year, the
championships were Cancelled a
year ago when the United
States team was wiped out in
a plane crash in Brussels en-
route to the world competition.
The event, then scheduled for
Prague, was postponed until this
year.
Four titles are at stake-the
women's, mems, pairs and
dancing championships - and
close contests could develop in
all four divisions. Each of the
1860 champions has turned pro-
fessional or retired.
Hollander Favored
In the women's division, Hol-
lands Sjoukje Dijkstra, who 10
days ago won her third Euro
pean championship, is gen.
orally favored to win. But Miss
Dijkstra, 20, will have to be in
top form to stay ahead of Bar
bara Roles Pursley, also 20, the
United States queen from Ar
cadia, Calf.
Mrs. Pursley, who was third
in the Squaw Valley Olympics
but then retired to marry,
would like to keep for the United
States the world title last held
by Carol Heiss, now a profess
sional.
In the mems division, the
chief contest will probably be
between Canada's Don Jack
son, 20, and Alain Calmat, 81
year-old French medical student
who won the European title.
Both are a little weak in COM
pulsory figures and regard free
skating as their strong point,
Pairs Seen Close
The Pairs competition might
turn out to be the closest of
all. Europe was three top en-
tries-two from West Germany
and one from the Soviet Union
and Canada offers a fourth
possible winner, Maria and
Otto Jelinek.
The European pairs battled
in Geneva for the European
title finally won by West Ger
many's Marika Kilius and
Hans-Juergen Baeumler. But
they only manages 1t by a mar
row margin over Russia s
Ljudmila BeloSova and Oleg
Protopopov. And close behind
them were Margaret Goebl and
Franz Ningel, who for three
years have been able to take
the West German title from
Kilius-B aeumler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
Redskins Alumni
Raises $4,000 for
Stricken Brito

The Redskins Alumni Asso-
citation raised more than $4,000
for Gene Brito, Wilbur Moore,
president of the organization,
announced last night.
Every penny collected was
sent to Gene" Moore reported.
Nothing was deducted for ex-
penSeS because the alumni and
all of our friends who worked
on the drive contributed both
time and money"
Washington's response to the
drive reflected the esteem in
which Gene was held by District
fans. Unfortunately, Brito's
condition shows no improve
ment and no way has been
found to arrest the disease that
has left him almost totally
.paralyZed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

the elimination of m arke t
hunting would mean to the
crop.
Or take his own purchases.
Stefano has been an under
cover agent 10 years. During
that time he has bought 81, 900
birds in various parts of the
country. Average cost was $1.35
and about $28,35 was expended
on this evidence.
Since the national average
of ducks killed by each hunter
per season is Sc, these $1,000
ducks and geese represented
the seasonal take of $3.50 legal
hunters. The loss in tangible
sporting value was about
$4,000, based on the average
of 81 expended by a hunter
per bird bagged.
Or consider the plight Of a
place like Stuttgart, Ark. AL
though duck and goose hunting
are economically important to
Chesapeake Bay, they are a
way of life to that duck
capital of the world"
Wayne Hampton, Arkansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

measure of speed equal to one
nautical mile per hour. A boat
does not progress at so many
knots per hour. Instead speed
is expressed in terms of the
knots only.
Any objects located to the
right of the boat are to the
starboard, while those to the
left are to port. If an object
Is located at right angles to the
keel line of a boat amidships,
1t is referred to as abeam.
Dead Ahead is the correct way
to refer to an object located
in line with the direction of
the crafts bow. The bow, of
course, is the front of the boat;
the stern is the back.
The lee or leeward side of
the boat is the protected side.
The windward side refers to
to the side exposed to the
direction from which the wind
blows. A tricky reference is
involved in the phrase lee
shore. This is a shore exposed
to the wind located to leeward
of the boat. Another word for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
Champ Sailor Back

NASSAU, Bahamas, Mar. 10
(AP). - Defending champion
Fred Miller of California heads
a list of top yachtsmen entered
in the North American cham
pionship sailing series for the
Finn class, which opens Mon
day. Sailings for the Poona
trophy are scheduled in four
races, two each on Monday and
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

out the current campaign, as
a member of the Wheaton Tri-
angle Lanes team, has been
unable to regain the pace he
held in the event that first
focused attention on him. In
this he averaged 191-plus.
With Wheaton in the testy
Metropolitan Major Travelling
League, after 70 games, his
average is an unpretentiouS
184-45.
Yet, all along observers of
Big Jim have been saying, "One
of these times that boy is 60
ing to explode"
1t happened Friday night.
Shooting in the Congressional
Plaza Classic League, with the
Charcoal House team. Aitchison
turned in a season record for
the area with a series of 757
fashioned with games of 225,
276 and 256.
The previous high Of 731 was
rolled in the same league a
month ago by Vince Larroque.
n 4
The Congressional Classic, in
truth, is an incubator of monu-
mental scores. 1t was in this
circuit last season that Joe
Baglio established the all-time
record for the area with a 780.
AitchiSon's big one was part
of a rash of high scores in the
league. On the same night
Irving Goldberg of AIS Texaco
shot a 278, Ted Wade of Photos
Rector a 269, and Tommy
Thompson of Francisco's Res
taurant a 268, but only Thomp-
son, among the three, topped
600, with a 646 set.
There we're 10 series of 600 or
better, with Cas- Pisula's 669
for Blue Ridge Sports the best
and Buddy Engleman's $50 for
Francisco's second high.
Aitchison's 757, incidentally,
lifted his average to 1913. He was
rated at 178 last season.
i Il \ y
After 10 consecutive strikes,
Jim Robinette of Bowl America
in the Shirley Classic League,
left the No. 4 pin standing on
a smash pocket hit. The re-
sultant 289 was one pin under
Jim's all-time best. A GIG series
left him with an average of
201, high in the league.
X x X Il
River Bowl, presided over by
Buddy Wheeler, will be host
Saturday to the finals of the
second annual Ienpln League
Officers Championship.
Each of the % member CEN
tiers of the tenpin division of
the Metropolitan Washington
Bowling Proprietors Association
will qualify one man and one
woman officer. Also invited to
compete are Frances Cook and
Darrell Holing, last years win
nerS, and an area representa-
tive each from the ABC and
W1BC. It's a full handicap af-
fair.
The event is an out-and-out
gift of the proprietors who are
presenting $3.50 in cash prizes
in each division, with the WIN
ners to receive $500 and a
trophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
HUNTING
and
FISHING

1t is at least possible that
sports fishermen will finally get
a chance this year to keep a
rockfish weighing more than Is
pounds.
A bill enacted by the Mary
land Legislature last week
would allow them to keep one
per day per person. Such bills
have been passed by both
houses in other years but didn't
meet with the Governors ap-
prevail.
This one, however, contains
a provision which the Tidewater
Fisheries Commission thinks
may give it a better chance.
A closed season is provided,
from March l through June IS,
during which no fish over the
15-pound limit may be retained.
The idea is to protect the
rock during the spawning sea-
son. Meters, under the bill
originally sponsored by Senator
Hall. Republican of Calvert
County, are barred from taking
diversified rock at any time.
X
| Many trout devotees spurn
the hatchery produced fish and
insist that the only kind to
catch is a native, no matter
how small.
The only real native trout
fishing in this area is in the
Shenandoah National Park and
it is the subject of special
scientific report by DR.. Robert
E. Lennon of the Fish and Wild
life Service.
In 1850, the Park Service
asked DR.. Lennon to survey the
fishery because of complaints
that too many small, large
headed trout we're being caught.
Electrofishing gear was used
to temporarily stun the fish,
after which they were meas
ured, weighed and returned to
the pools.
This study began in 1852 and
continued through 1859. Native
brook trout were found in 81
of the 46 streams covered along
with 81 other species of fish
Fishable lengths of the streams
ranged from one-half mile to
seven miles for a total of 1885
miles.
4 4
Extended drouthS from 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
Dog Obedience Show
Set for Baltimore

The Dog Owners Club of
Maryland will stage it's annual
obedience show March 25 at
the Richmond Market Armory
Howard and Read streets in
Baltimore, from noon to 8 pm
The show has five scheduled
classes and will be held under
American Kennel Club rules
Entries close at noon Tuesday
Entries can be obtained from
Mrs. Mary F. Gallon, 1912 Neck
er avenue, Baltimore 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

windward side is weather side
which also means the unpro-
tected side.
II y II
The keel or principal fore
and aft strength member of a
boat is well known to even the
newest boatman. Many boats,
particularly those of wood con-
struction, have additional fore
and aft strength members
where the bottom and the sides
of the hull meet. These are
referred to as chimes.
A boat of a design which has
sides and bottom joined at or
nearly at right angles is re-
ferred to as a hard chined
boat. Those hulls in which the
joining of bottom and sides is
rounded is referred to as soft
or round chined.
Where no actual strength
members are used, and it is
difficult to determine where
the actual juncture of side and
bottom is located, as is the case
with most nodded plywood and
fiberglasS hulls, the section
where the turn of the boats
hull occurs at the waterline is
referred to as the chine line.
This same location is also
known as the bilge line, ano
the area within the boat below
the turn of the boats hull is
referred to as the bilges. Water
collecting in this area is known
as bilge water.
The structural member which
joins the sides and bottom al
the stern is referred to as the
tranSom.
The distance from Waterline
to the top of the boats side
is termed freeboard. The
strength members to which the
tops of the boat sides are
secured are called sheers. Thu
sheer is also used to designate
the sweep or lines of the tor
side of the boat.
The beam of a hull Is TIT
breadth of the boat. The draf
of a hull is the depth Of watel
required to float it.
CompanionwayS or compan'
ion ladders are the steps lead
ing from the deck below
Matches are openings in decks
and the CNeningS are cloSet
with hatch covers, though thesC
covers are often referred t.
simply as matches.
Transverse or athWartShip
strength members are callet
frames while vertical partition
are termed bulkheads.