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Evening star., 1962-08-28
Inspectors
lnD.C. Investigated
Doctors Are Split
On Health Post

The District Commissioners
failed today to announce the
name of a new District health
director, which may reflect a
major split among spokesmen
for the Districts medical socie-
ties, medical schools and hos
pitfalls.
The SchiSm involves DR.. Paul
Bertau Cornely, chairman of
the department of preventive
medicine and public health at
Howard University, and DR..
Murray Grant, health officer
for Prince Georges County, Md.
DR.. Cornely is reliably re-
ported to be the choice of
Welfare Commissioner John B.
Duncan. He also is backed by
Negro medical leaders here.
DR.. Grant is the choice of
the representatives of major
hospitals here and the District
Medical Society. These groups
also look with favor toward
another candidate, DR.. Edward
Holmes, Georgetown Uni
verSity graduate who has been
director of the Richmond va
Public Health Department.
Announcement Expected
The decision on new di-
rector, however, may be an
nounced soon, although the
chairman of the Board of Com
missionerS, Walter N. Tobriner,
is leaving for Europe tonight.
Originally, it was thought a
health director would be named
after about a weeks study. But
today-at least SIX weeks after
a committee of deans. hospital
heads and medical society Off
cials submitted a list of candi-
dates to the CommisSioners-a
decision still has not been an
nounced.
A representative of the pow
erful bloc backing DR.. Grant
met recently with Mr.. Tobriner
Record Cited
Mr.. Tobriner was told that
DR.. Grant has proved himself
by speedily converting the rum
down Prince Georges County
Health Department into one OF
the Nations best.
The Commissioner was also
told of the vigorous opposition
of some conservative physicians
to DR.. Cornely's political views,
which they believe to be too
liberal.
/ DR.. Cornely holds a medical
degree and a doctorate of pub
lie health. He is Sc.
Joining the medical school
faculty at Howard University
in 1884, he was promoted to
head the department of pre-
ventive medicine and public
health in l943.
He has also been medical
director of Freedmen's Hospi-
tai.
Studied in England
DR.. Grant, who is in his
mid-30s, was born in London
and received a medical degree
from a medical school affiliated
with the University of London
in 1949. He later earned a
degree in public health from
the University of Toronto.
He was assistant health Off
Ger for Baltimore County and
health officer of the Cataraugus
County Health Department in
New York. Since 1859 he has
been the top administrator OF
the Prince Georges County
Health Department.
The health post here has
! been vacant since the reSigna-
ton of DR.. Daniel l.. Finucane
, last March to take a post in
Prince Georges County. He
was receiving Sl7,500 a year.
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as beat patrolman and served
in a squad car. He is AS and
married. He and his wife live
at 205 Park Hill place, Fairfax.
Detective Chief Scott said
eight other promotions will be
made in the plainclothes divi-
sion and 10 promotions will be
made among the uniformed
ranks.
In the plainclothes division
Detective Sergt. Gerald l.
Keyser will be promoted tc
lieutenant and is expected to
Evening star., 1962-08-28
SenateGroup
Restores FBI
BuiIdingFunds
$12.2 Million
DeIeted by House
Okuyed for Plan

/ Planning for a multi-million
dollar FBI building was recon-
mended today by the Senate
Appropriations Committee.
The committee put Sl2.2 mil
lion, deleted by the House, into
a budget for independent Of
fices. The new FBI is to 60 up
across Pennsylvania avenue
from the Justice Department,
the first of a Federal commu-
nifty envisioned by planners on
the north side Of the ceremonial
avenue. linking the Capitol with
the White House.
The Senate committee also
allowed $650,000 to plan a Gov
eminent records center, also re-
jected by the House. But Sena-
tors agreed with the House in
ignoring a request for money to
plan a new Geological Survey
Building here.
Conference in Prospect
Senate committee changes in
building policies for the Fed
eral city are almost certain to
throw the SILT billion budget
into conference with the House
after a full Senate vote.
/ AS sent to the Senate, the
money bill would permit the
General Services Administra- =
Ition to continue to lease build
ings, without approval of Con-
greSsional Public Works COM
mittees. The House had de-
manded committee clearance.
/ Surplus funds could be used
to buy buildings for the Gov
ernment. But these purchases
over 100000 must be cleared
by. the Works Committees
under the Senate version. The
House had prohibited spend
ing Of surplus for building pur-
chaseS.
MatOmic Building
1t was claimed on the House
floor that this provision was
aimed at purchase of the Ma
tonic Building, l7l7 H street
NV, which owner Jerry Mia
itico wants to keep for his
heirs. Courts sustained his right
to the building sought by the
Government.
Senate committeeman also
restored money for civil defense
shelters in most of the Govern
ment buildings funded in the
bill.
Some SPA million was added
to the House budget in Senate
committee to pay rent on space
already occupied by Govern
ment workers.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
School Hours Change

School hours for Rollingcrest
Junior High School in West
HyattSville have been changed
this year. school officials said.
Glasses will begin at $50 am.
and end at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1962-08-28


Mayflower to name a few,
there are people who get
paid for whipping up ket-
tleS-full of the stuff.
A trip to the Shoreham
basement was made with the
intention of hitting the other
hotels ice cream rooms later.
The Rambler never got out
of there, partly because it
took IS minutes to find any
thing. Somewhere in the
catacombS of that huge
building is the ice cream
room, but don't ask for
directions.
Pastry chef Willy Harris
was playing a cheerful He
cate over a large cauldron Of
20 per cent cream, specially
mixed from a dairy.
"See, 1 bring it to a boil.
This is a steam boiler" He
turned on a faucet and
steam shot into a separate
bottom part of the cauldron,
making so much noise it was
hard to hear Mr.. Harris.
Il have to make 120 gal
Ions today. Only got rs gal
Ions in stock. What you want
vanilla, chocolate, straw
berry, coffee, piStachio?
While that's coming to a
boil. I take the yolks of eggs
and whip them in a ma
chine" said Mr.. Harris,
reaching for what looked
like the largest mixing bowl
in town. There were 10
pounds Of sugar, six dozen
yolkS of eggs and five ounces
of vanilla flavoring in the
bowl, and it was only half
full.
Evening star., 1962-08-28

George Kennedy is i'll. He will
resume his column on his return.
Evening star., 1962-08-28
The
Rambler
Sees Chef
Fushion Ice Creum
By MYRA MACPHERSON

By MYRA MACPHERSON
It's the way Of the world.
A guy who puts his talents to
work making gin goes to the
jug. But take ice cream. The
homemade touch with the
French vanilla is priced -
even by the most Sophisti-
Gated hotel.
At the Shoreham, the. Will
lard, the Statler and the
Evening star., 1962-08-28

Mayflower to name a few,
there are people who get
paid for whipping up ket-
tleS-full of the stuff.
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Policy for the Washington
Area.
The Building Congress will
hold its annual Christmas
cocktail party from $50 to 8
pm. Wednesday. also in the
Mayflower.
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filiate Of the National SWIM
ming Pool Institute, will hold
its next meeting. q dinner,
at $3.50 pm. Monday in the
Southgate Motel. Arlington.
John ID. MCGEE, president,
said the membership COM
mittee has broadened mem
bership to include swimming
pool architects. builders, sup
pliers, operators, service or
CARNATIONS. maintenance
companies and public officials
interested in swimming pools.
All interested in joining are
invited to attend. Further
information may be obtained
from william Armstrong at
the Ambassador Hotel SWIM
ming Club.
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URA Prints
New Guide

The Urban Renewal Ad-
ministration has announced
publication of Demolition
and Clearance Practices" the
latest in a series of technical
guides to aid local officials
and groups responsible for
various phases of urban re-
newal.
Included in the guide are
suggestions for a number of
improvements In practices
which can increase efficiency
and effect reduction in costs
Of demolition and site clear
ing.
Copies of the guide, URA
Technical Guide IL, may be
obtained from the Superin
tendent Of Documents, Gov
eminent Printing Office,
Washington IS. D. c., at 10
cents a copy. They also are
available free in limited
quantities to local officials
and others involved in urban
renewal activities through
the Housing and Home FL
nance Agency or any of its
seven regional offices.
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District
Building
Permits

Building permits issued re-
Gently by the District include /:
Thomas ii. RyOn Co., owner
and builder, 47O3 Wisconsin
avenue NV; ThOmen g.
Cromar, architect; to erect
eight, three-story apartment
buildings totaling 112 units.
4100 block Ames street NE,
and first and 100 blocks of
Forty-first street NE; total
cost, $672,000.
Eureka Baptist Church,
owner, % Forty-seventh
street Sc: builder not Sc
lected; r. C. Archer, archi-
tect; to erect one, one-story
church, ATT B street Sc;
cost. $4,000.
Northwest Development,
owner and builder, 1401 K
street NV: Earl Won Reich
enbach, architect; to erect
four two-story houses, 3700
block o street Sc; cost,
$4,000 each.
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Builders Report
Nations Builders Set for Chicago Convention

More than 1870 Washington
area home builders are ex-
pected to attend the 18th an
nual onvention-exposition of
the National Association of
Home Builders in Chicago
next week.
Cy Michnick, chairman Of
the "On-to- Chicago" Com
mittee Of the Home Build
ers Association Of Metropol-
itan Washington, said added
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08

interest has been generated
this year because w. Evans
Buchanan a past president
of the Washington group, has
been nominated for president
of the 40,000-member ma
tional organization. Mr.. Bu-
chanan has served this year
as national first vice presi-
dent.
A feature OF the four-day
convention, which opens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
Master Builders
Meet Tuesday

The Master Builders Asso-
citation win hold its regular
monthly meeting at 6 pm.
Tuesday in the Mayflower
Hotel.
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Policy for the Washington
Area.
The Building Congress will
hold its annual Christmas
cocktail party from $50 to 8
pm. Wednesday, also in the
Mayflower.
900 Expected
At Builders PoFty
More than 900 members
and guests are expected to
attend the annual Christmas
Party of the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington and its affiliated
association at noon December
20 in the Statler- Hilton Hotel.
Lloyd Coates, chairman of
the Entertainment Com
mittee. has announced that
the program will include
Miss Bonnie Murray, a widely
known soprano; Hal Leroy,
called THE Dancers Dancer"
and the Dornan Brothers,
known as relaxed gentlemen
in the comedy business.
Austrolions Join
American Builders
The Master Builders Fed
Grafton Of Australia has been
presented a certificate of
affiliation with the National
Association Of Home Builders
by Leonard L. Frank,
president.
Eric III. Hanfield, first Sec
rotary of the Australian En-
bassy, accepted the certificate
on behalf Of his country's
builders group at q recent
ceremony In the National
Housing Center here.
The Australian organiza-
ton Is the 10th such inter-
national group to Join with
the NAHB In an exchange
Of publications and informa-
ton.
Lond Costs Rising
In Montgomery County
The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association has an
nounced results Of recent sur
vey showing that land costs
are still increasing In Mont
gomery County.
Lot improvement costs rose
from $2,763 per lot In 1860 to
$3,301 this year. Average
costs Of unimproved lots in
the county rose from $1,000
at $3.50 per front foot to
$2,5S3 to $33.46 per front
foot.
In Prince Georges County,
the survey found, unimproved
lot costs are down from
$1,526 per lot at $3.50 per
front foot to $1,260 per lot.
but an increase in the per
front foot rate was found at
$20.76.
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Wednesday, will be a panel
discussion by Government
officials charged with ad-
ministering President Ken
nedy's order banning dis
elimination in Federally as
sisted housing.
All convention programs
and the exposition of new
products that will go into the
building and equipping Of
next years new homes-will
be held at Chicago's immense
+ Mccormick Place.
A convention highlight will
be q special report, in per-
son, by Chef Huntley and
David Brinkley. the televi-
sion news commentators.
They win report on the
state Of the Nation" using
the formal that has made
their NBC network program
popular.
Programs also will be con-
Quoted on research. new ideas
Of land development. fl
nancing, marketing, design
and the economic outlook.
The Washington area dele
cation will be led by John
@. Gosnell, the new presi-
dent of the local group, and
Stephen g. Yeonas. the i'm
mediate past president.
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C. Darwin Stolzenbach, adj
ministrator Of the National
Capital Transportation
Agency, will speak to q
luncheon meeting of the
Washington Building Con-
gress at 1915 pm. Monday
in the Mayflower Hotel.
Mr.. Stolzenbach, who will
be introduced by Frank NJ.
Reaves, program chairman,
will speak on Transportation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08

The Middle Atlantic Swim
ming Pool Association, an af-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-18

PIANOS TO RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up
IS monthly up) with option to
S Sof saf FotR H sFoREs 't e6i:
ST. ST. sSao epa Si6 ss' Lee e~ hish RTns
Arlington (Phone KE. S-5060)
1892 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
lJU. 5-1l05); 104 William St,
Fredericksburg lPhone Essex s.
7472). Suburban stores open eve
ninRs.
PIANoS-Buy during our big Mid
winter Sale. Floor sample, used,
rental return and some new in
struments at savings. Wide choice
of styles, finishes and makes. Very
easy terms. Good selection at all
and q sts. NV; $3.50 Lee hiSh-
way, Arlington: 9332 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring; l04 William st.,
FIederieksburg, Va. Arlington and
Silver Spring stores open evenings.
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APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTS.-Very attrac.
bldg. 2 bedrms., nicely furn., pvt.
entr., individual heat controls;
close in: S140. incl. utils. IA B.
1854.
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ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE

ARL.. NJ: Would like young lady to
share lovely air-cond. house. Nj.
Georget'n. Cony. trans. ia. 7-1414.
ATTRACTIVE home and grounds,
to share with 2 girls. JU. 5-15b5.
WILL SHARE MY HOME w1mother
and or 2 children or cple. Child
care incl. Reas. HE. 1-0l05.
2 GIRLS want to share luxurious
spacious apt. wLanother girl be-
tween ages 1923. swimming pool
and all convens. 62S-2S45.
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FURN.-All must be sold by Jan.
go, any reas. offer: EN-. 3-7S04,
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

MUST SELL - 7-year-old black
thoroughbred gelding, 10 hands;
excel. for hunting and showing;
$500 or best offer. Call CIR. D.
6774.
6-YEAR OLD THOROUGHBRED
GELDING: 10 hands. Best offer.
Call JE. 4-7295.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
lcONTlNUED)
X Washington. D. c.
Thursday. January ia. 1862

BED, single, compl. .w/mattress and
SPRINGS; in excel. cond.; reas
Lu, 2-e502.
BEDROOM SUITE, 5-pc.. bed with
box spring and mattress, vanity
With mirror. dresser with mirror,
z night stands; Sl25. Excel cond.
Phone OR. 4-S623.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sS5 ofutteT Er FHleF Co. Ell R bSd4d
Evening star., 1962-09-11
DC. Anglers Win
In Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico,
Sept. II (AP). The National
Capital Game Fish Conserva-
ton Club of Washington, D. c.,
won the international invita-
ton fishing tournament here
with 1000 points.
Paul Mumford of the cham
pionship team won the individ-
ual title. with 7O9 points.
The Washington team cap
tained by Jim O'Donnell caught
seven fish and beat Puerto Ri
cos Miramar Fishing Club by
SIS points. .
Down the list were the Wall
Street Anglers of New York in
sixth place. the Great Lakes
Club in ninth place and Chi
cago's Union League Club in
10th place.
Mumford won the individual
title by $50 points over the
runnerup, Alberto Roig Of
Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1962-09-11

been getting fair to good re-
suits with trout, spot, sea null
let and founder.
The first puppy drums have
been caught in the surf and
unusual catches include baby
sailfish and one ladyfish.
Morehead City. N. c.. reports
that fishing has been improv-
ing rapidly. Dolphin are most
numerous offshore. along with
barracuda. amberjack and king
fish. Reef fishermen have
been getting big porgies, sea
bass and grouperS while gray
trout are biting in the sounds.
Odd catches include a 2-foot,
8-inch sailfish and q blue mar
lin that weighed only 90
pounds. On the other hand, a
fisherman brought in q 72-
pound amberjack.
The Charlottesville
Albemarle Chapter will be host
September 1880 to the 18th
annual State convention of the
Izaak Walton League. Head
quarters will be the T ON a s
Jefferson Inn at Charlottes-
Vile.
Registration will take place
at 6 pm. Friday in the Domin-
ion Room after which there will
be a get-together. Meetings
Saturday will begin at 9 am.
and the annual dinner will take
place that night.
Side trips are planned to
Monticello, Ash Lawn, the
University Of Virginia and
Thomas Jefferson's birthplace.
=
West Virginia reports that
1898 persons have used tn e
tent camping facilities in its
State parks and forests this
season. Blackwater Falls State
Park in Tucker County led all
others with 6,S91 campers to
date while Bluestone State
Park in Summers County is a
close second with $3.50.
The Department of Natural
Resources says facilities have
been expanded almost three
fold during 1861 and 1862 with
562 tent sites now available
to campers. The season ex-
tends through October in most
Of the parks and forests.
-COVELL.
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Ookton Horse Show
Scheduled Saturday

A horse show for the benefit
OF the Vienna Volunteer Fire
Department viii be held Satur-
day. sponsored by the Hunters
Valley Riding Club at Oakton,
Va.
There will be 10 classes on
the program starting at 9 am.
The show ring Is on Hunters
Mill road, 21z miles north Of
Oakton on Route 674.
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OUTDOORS
Fresh Water
Fishing Best
In Potomac

Among our nearby streams,
it looks like the Potomac from
Whites Ferry north is produc-
ing the most bass and other
species for fresh water fisher
men.
The Maryland Game Com
mission reports the river is 8I5
inches below normal at Point
Of Rocks and moderately clear.
Two West Virginia anglers Wis
tied that area recently and
came away with nine small
mouth bass. eight catfish and
several large sunfish. One of
the bass was a 81 incher
weighing 4 pounds that bit on
a helgramite.
A Washington nan who
fished the Potomac near Bruns-
wick said he caught bass all
day but none was more than
is inches long. All were biting
on shallow-running plugs. Here,
too. the water was not COM
pletely clear but fishable.
Above the Potomac's junction
with the Shenandoah, fishing
should be excellent because the
river is reported to be cyrstal
clear.
On the other hand, the Rap
pahannock still is muddy and
the south fork of the Shenan-
doah remains off-color with
fishing very poor. The north
fork is said to be clear and low
enough but not producing
many fish.
Over on the Eastern Shore,
Joe and George Swerda of Col
lege Park caught several 2 and
3-pound bass in Linchester
Lake. Large crappie also are
said to be biting in Garland and
Unicorn Lakes.
hH -
Billfishing remains very
good off Oregon Inlet, North
Carolina. From August %
through September 4, blue
marlin catches were said to
have averaged better than one
a day. They pushed the total
for Outer Banks waters to las
for this season. One Of them.
a l98-pounder. was taken by
Robert w. Goodlove of Silver
Spring.
Off Cape Hatteras, there.
have been several sailfish
catches along with white mar
lin, blackfin and yellowfin tuna,
wahoo and numerous dolphin.
A few king mackerel were taken
closer inshore. Some of the
blackfin tuna were said to
weigh more than 80 pounds.
Sound catches include trout.
blues, croaker, founder, spot
and kingfish or sea mullet.
From the piers, fishermen have
Evening star., 1962-09-11

CAPITAL HIKING CLUB-six-mii,
hike Sunday from Keys Gap, Virginia
along the Appalachian Trail to SANDY
Hook Bridge. Make reservations witt
Paul Mantek. leader, at EN-. 3-403C
by noon Saturday. Meet at $3.50 am
at 1924 K street, NV, for chartered
bus. Bring lunch and LIQUIDS.
CENTER HIKING CLUB-visit Sun.
day to Bay Ridge beach, led by Erna
Sternheim. Meet at Jewish Community
Center at 9:15 am.
WANDERBIRDS Moonlight hike
Friday in Rock Greek Park led by
Robert A McAra. Meet at pm. at
18th and Whittier streets, NV. Bring
hot dogs and marshmallows.
Hike Sunday over IL miles Of the
Mountain to Compton Gap, Virainia.
Leaders will be Joe Davis and Cath
crime Fiaherty. Make reservations with
Davis at EN-. 3-5765. --
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Practice Cures
Dock Dangers
By HANK BOWMAN

boats turning circle in open
water. He should find out Diff
ferent effects of right and left
rudder at varying speed.
Since a boats superstructure
and amount of freeboard act
much like a sail, the skipper
should check wind effect on
turning, particularly at low
speed. He'll learn that wind
will have more effect in swing
ing the boat to one side or the
other when going astern than
when going ahead. He'll find
that pressure of wind on the
bow will tend to pivot the
boat stern to.
This characteristic, If under
stood. will aid in maeuverinE
in confined quarters, but may
get the operator into trouble
If he doesn't take wind effect
AAOO SOAAo4OCI dJ1OIl.
Current, too, has an effect
on turning by its influence on
the underwater part of the
boat. Current may run at an
angle to the entrance of q
harbor and current effect may
be reduced. intensified or re-
versed by tide changes. Obser-
vation of the direction buoys
lean will aid in judging current
direction and force.
= e
When turning unless current
effect is figured on a boat may
be set well down in the di-
rection of the current before
the turn is competed.
A twin screw boat with a
single rudder centered win
usually pivot in a little more
than its own length by going
ahead with one engine and
astern with the other. With
twin rudders directly behind
the propellers the rudder is
placed h lard over in the di-
rection to be turned with one
engine ahead and one astern.
To swing a single screw boat
put the rudder hard over In
the direction to be turned, give
a quick burst at full ahead then
reverse the engine to kill for
ward momentum. Reverse tina
rudder as soon as stern way
begins, then repeat the pro-
cedure.
With practice anyone can
become a skillful boat handler.