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Evening star., 1963-01-22
QuuiIHunts
Legal Until
February

Although Maryland hunting
is now confined to 'possum and
raccoon, rabbits are legal game
in Virginia and West Virginia
until January 81 and quail may
be hunted east of the Blue
Ridge in Virginia until February
is.
Bear in mind, though, that
Virginia's new law bars quail
but not rabbit hunting If
there's snow on the ground.
So far this season only 80
Virginia hunters have been in
jured in hunting mishaps COM
pared to last years total OF
"A. OF the 33, four died while
10 were killed last season.
A foot ailment found in a
number of deer killed in East
ern Virginia during the season
has been diagnosed as nothing
more than q disorder typical
of animals grazing on feScue
grass.
Apparently a toxin is pro-
duced In fescue when a long
dry period is followed by freez-
ing weather. 1t causes constric-
ton of the blood vessels in
the foot and the deer's hoof
dies and comes off.
The ailment is not contagious
and the edibility Of the meat
is not affected. -COVELL.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
MARINE ADVANCES
New Boat Files on Jet of Water

can dispense with conventional
marine transmissions, V-drive
gear boxes, propeller shaft logs
and struts, rudders, mufflers
and exhaust pipes and cooling
water intakes built into the
hull. Each Of these requires
one or more holes in the boat.
With the new unit, there Is
only one hole, high on the
tranSom.
Tits Like OutbOard
The MerCruiser III, like all
stern drive units, steers and
tilts like an outboard motor.
This gives the boat more
maneuverability than fixed
shaft propulsion.
Dual hydraulic shock abb
sorbers protect the unit, tram
som and engine from the
strains of impact with sub
merged or floating obstacles
and also serve as hydraulic
jacks for a dashboard-con-
trolled power-tilt system.
Bleaching and launching is
said to be safe and easy be-
cause there is no propeller
shaft, strut. rudder or rigidly-
mounted propeller to damage.
Thus big boats are able to
traverse shallow waters.
Shift and throttle are con-
trolled by a single lever and the
exhaust system eliminates the
conventional muffler-type with
pipes passing through the tran
som. Instead, exhaust is fired
through the propeller hub with
sound and fumes dissipated in
the water.
A weedless water intake Is
built into the lower unit while
with standard is to / reduc-
ton ratio, the MerCruiser III
can swing propeliers as large
as 10 inches. An optional
super-thrust unit can take them
up to % inches.
Dual engine installations
have counter-rotating propel-
lers.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
BY DAN LEONARD

first time out, or when visiting
an area with unfamiliar ter
rain or snow conditions. On
week ends when slopes are un-
usually crowded, enterprising
veteran skiers will sign up fol-
a class to avoid the lift lines
They know that classes have
priority when using lifts, and
that they can also profit by
improving their skiing style.
The fee for ski lessons ($2
to $3.50 in classes) is a minor
item when compared to the
total expenditure on equip
ment, clothing, tow tickets,
travel, food and lodging, but
the rewards are great.
The Weather Bureaus out
look for the next 80 days
sounds like the answer TO a
skier's prayer particularly
after that perennial spoil
sport. the mid-Janu2ry thaw
removed much OF the base
from nearby ski areas.
According TO the weather
man we can expect below nor
NAL temperatures coupled with
sufficient precipitation 10
make 35 inches Of snow. OF
course not all of the precipi-
tation is likely to be snow, but
most skiers will gladly settle
for half Of that II delivered
just prior TO weekends.
Stay In shape! Ski Club ice
skating tonight. and every
Tuesday evening, at the Pen
tagon City Rink, Call Barbara
Van Voast, AID. 4-2460.
Ski Patrol makeups are
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Adopt Ski Code
For Safety Sake

7. A striking skier shall be
responsible for personal injury
caused by his lack of care or
control.
8. Willful and negligent con-
duct by a skier in use of skis
or poles which causes personal
injury to another shall con-
stitute assault.
STOPPING
9. Skiers must not stop in
any location which will OBJ
struct trail or impede the
normal passage Of following
skiers.
SPEED CONTROL
10. Skiers shall proceed un-
der control commensurate
with physical skill.
Fortunately most schuss-
boomers see the light before
they are involved in an acci-
dent, and take steps TO get out
Of this classification.
The remedy is simple and
pleasant. Go TO ski school.
Avoid free lessons from we'll
meaning, but otherwise un-
qualified, persons.
Beginners should take in
struction until they are out OF
the snow pillow stage. Then
they are advised TO take oc-
casional lessons to improve
their technique and further re-
duce their chances OF suffer-
ing a disabling accident. The
parallel skier has a much lower
accident rate than the snow
pillow artist.
The accident rate In ski
school classes is extremely low
Knowing this. many expert
enced skiers will join a class the
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Hiking Clubs

CENTER HIKING CLUB - Seven
mile hike Sunday in White Oak Can
yon on Skyline Drive led BY Dave
Paulson. Make reservations with Ida
Flnkelstein at RA 6-032l. Meet at
8 am. at Jewish Community Center.
wANDERBIROS - Seven mile hike
sunday from Beverly Mil TO the top
Of Bull Run Mountain led by Anson
and Frances Courier Make reserva-
tions With them at 5Si -O553, Char
tered bus leaves i2th street and New
York avenue NV. at . am.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

Two announcements Just
made forecast an entirely new
era in boat propulsion.
One, purely experimental, is
the first high-speed hydrofoil
craft powered by a jet of wa
ter. The other, ready for the
market. is an inboard-outboard
or stern drive unit designed for
single or dual installations
with engines Of up to $50
horsepower on boats of from
30 to 40 feet.
Boats traditionally have been
powered by wind pushing a sail
or engines, either inboard or
outboard, turning a propeller.
Hulls were either displacement;
that is, designed to pillow
through the waves, or planning,
built to get up on top and skim
the surface.
Hydrofoils, with which many
companies have experimental,
are simply struts or stills with
planning surfaces that lift the
hull completely out of the wa
ter and thus increase speed by
decreasing water friction.
Water Jets Long Used
Water Jet propulsion also is
not new as witness the Buehler
Turbocraft, which gets its
power from a stream of water
shot out behind the hull.
But the Boeing Co., with its
I212-ton, 20-foot craft face
tiously called the Little Squirt,
goes a step further. 1t combines
hydrofoils with the jet stream
so that when the boat is at full
speed the jet is completely out
of the water, propelling the
craft much like a Jet engine
propels an airplane.
Actually, Boeing has been ex-
perimenting with hydrofoils for
some time. 1t developed a test
craft for the Navy and a no.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

scheduled for next week end
as follows:
Hill refresher-9 am. Janu-
airy 26 at Skyline; Bob Broad,
section chief.
First Aid refresher - 8:45
am. January 81, d. C. Chap
ter, Red Cross, 2025 E street
NV, DR.. Lorin Kerr. instruc-
tor.
4 E&
Marvin Stevens reports that
there are several spaces avail
able on the Ski Club three
week round-trip charter Jet
flight TO Switzerland in mid
February. For further informa-
ton call 528-l244.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

ski to the left on vertex.
That's it.
(copyright, 1858, by Associated Press. }
Fridoy: How Not 10 Turn
Evening star., 1963-01-22
SKI TRAILS

Don't be a schussboomerl
This term is applied to an un-
skilled skier who invariably
runs straight down-hill, skis
widespread, with no appreci-
able control, and little regard
for life or limb, his own or
anyone else's.
On today's crowded slopes
this novice menace is an un-
wanted guest. He is an inter-
national problem, too, as in
dicated by a 81 ,040. fine levied
on a schussboomer by a French
judge.
The New York State Winter
Sports Council suggests the
following Skiers' Code as one
way to correct the situation:
HEAD-ON MEETING
/. Skiers approaching each
other across the hill shall pass
to the right to avoid collision.
PASSING
2. Overtaking skiers shall
warn the skiers ahead, stating
audibly ION your right" or ION
your left"
PERSONAL LIABILITY
3. The uphill skier shall be
responsible for avoiding the
skier below him on the hill.
4. Skiers emerging from the
side OF a trail shall stop before
entering, then proceed without
1nterrupting the passage OF
skiers already on the trail.
S. Skiers In motion shall be
responsible for avoiding the
PROSTATE skier, either In lift
line or trail.
G. Moving skiers shall be re-
sponsible for avoiding the sta
tionary skier to prevent COLI
sion.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
SKI WITH SAILER
Stem Turn Is Basic Move
By TONI SAILER

Why turns? Because you
can't schuss all the way down
unless you are a downhill
racer. And even racers make
turns now and then.
The turn normally con-
meets two traverses running
in opposite directions. The
basic turning maneuver from
which all various turns de-
Sixth Of O series by the Olympic
champion.
velop is the stem Turn"
Once you are in command of
the Stem Turn, you'll be able
to tackle any run no matter
how steep or narrow.
Let me explain the left
turn Tin the right turn you
Just reverse skis, shoulder,
arm and pole):
Again you start out from
traversing position, observing
the general rule-weight on
downhill ski, uphill shoulder
and uphill ski slightly for
ward, hips slightly bent. The
sleeper the slope, the deeper
the crouch.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
This Is Market Tires WTitten
ROAD SERVICE
GUARANTEE

In recognition of the diff
eUlfies and cost involved
in emergency fire problems,
Morket Tire herewith pro-
Wdes for IFS customers this
Rood Service cvoroniee;
!. Morke' Tire will refund
10 IFS customers the rood
service ehoree mode by q
soroge or service station
TO remove or change q flat
tire, UP 10 IS. provided that
such ehorse wos incurred
within the Rood Hozord
Gvoroniee period.
2. Both new and retreod
tires purchased from Nor.
ket Tire componY ore COW
cred by this Rood Service
GUoroniee.
3. The refund Of such
ehorses up TO IS per service
call will be mode by the
Morket Tire Compony upon
presentation, by moiI or In
person. by the customer
Of q poid oAd reesipted
Rood Service bill, the
original tire purchase In
voice and the written Rood
Service euoronies to onx
Morket Tire Store.
4. This Rood Service Guar.
oniee is oppIieoble TO Rood
Service charges incurred
onYwhers in the United
Siotes.
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Sixth Of o series by the Olympic
champion.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
Simultaneous Movements

This is where your poles go
to work. For the left turn,
your left hand holding the
pole goes ahead. Now the fol-
lowing movements are car
ried out simultaneously:
Weight on left (downhilD
ski. Right shoulder and right
(uphilD ski forward.
Just before the turn starts,
left shoulder goes ahead and
the left pole rams into the
snow. Right heel presses the
. rear end of right ski out
ward, just as if you were
= doing a half" snow plow.
Your body turns toward the
line Of fall and more and
more to the left, at the same
time shifting weight out
ward and thus from the left
to the right ski which now
becomes the downhill ski.
Left shoulder remains for
ward while the left ski, now
the upper ski, easily glides
into parallel position.
pIit-Seeond Shift
Don't miss that split second
t, while you pass the vertex to
shift weight from left ski to
right. For if your weight re-
mains on the left ski, you
can't draw it into parallel
position and you'll lose bal
ance and fall.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
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is.FT. CABIN CRUISER, All aeees-
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Evening star., 1963-01-22

The right turn Is carried
out in the same sequence Of
maneuvers with your weight
being shifted from the right
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Evening star., 1963-01-06

applications for 1868 tags to
local violators who have ignored
traffic tickets.
These same violators also will
be unable to get their two-year
driving permits renewed unless
they honor the summonses,
officials said.
The action is the first use Of
a 2-year-old authorization by
the General Assembly and is a
Joint effort of Chief Judge John
B. Diamond of County People's
Court and Police Supt. James
S. McAuliffe.
1t Is part of an effort to track
down drivers who have been
given tickets on the road for
violations of county and State
traffic regulations but who
have failed to post collateral or
appear for a court hearing.
1t applies only to those viola
tors whose whereabouts police
have been unable to determine.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Missouri Society

The Missouri Society oi
Washington will hold its an
nual reception for members Of
the Missouri Congressional del
egation and their families al
$3.50 pm. Friday in the Bal
Room Of the National Press
Club. Guests will dance to the
music Of Ralph Graves.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Motor Lodge Set
ForWurrenton

WARRENTON, Va, Jan. 5
(SpeciaD .-Zoning administra-
tor Edward Brewer has issued
a building permit to the War
renton Motel Corp. for a
$500, 900 Howard johnson Motor
Lodge ON about three acres of
land at the intersections of
Routes is, 90 and 211.
The lodge will include a two
story, 56-room motel, gatehouse,
restaurant and swimming pool
Last october the town board
Of zoning appeals refused to
grant a variance for the motel.
At the time, the setback from
from an adjoining petroleum
company property was only
eight feet instead of the re-
quired 25 feet.
Since then, the motel corpo-
ration has acquired enough
land from the oil company to
meet the towns setback re-
quirements.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
MONTGOMERY CRACKDOWN
200 Traffic VioIotors
Face Denial of oqs

More than 200 traffic viola
tors in Montgomery County
will be refused Maryland license
plates this year unless they
settle traffic summonses against
them.
County officials have asked
the State Department of Motor
Vehicles to withhold sending
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Reuss Doubts
He'll Act Now
On Home Rule

Representative Reuss, Dem
ocrat of Wisconsin, said yes
terday that 1t is doubtful
whether he will introduce an
amendment to the House rules
designed to get a vote on home
rule legislation at the upcom-
ing session of Congress.
He previously had urged home
rule hackers to encourage Con-
gressmen to vote for the
amendment he had hoped to
introduce Wednesday when
Congress convenes.
The amendment would have
permitted any House District
Committee member to demand
an immediate vote on home
rule legislation on District
Day" a day set aside for local
legislation. This would get
home rule legislation out OF
the House District Committee
where it has repeatedly beer
bottled up.
However, Mr., Reuss said In
a letter to George Pendleton
chairman of the District Home
Rule Committee, that because
of new developments he now
believes his amendment might
endanger the effort by tn {
Kennedy administration to ex.
pand the Rules Committee
from IL to Is members.
He said that he will not in.
troduce his amendment unless
a parliamentary situation arises
which would permit him to dC
so without hurting the drive
for expansion of the Rule;
Committee.
Nevertheless, Mr.. Reuss said
he will continue to work fol
home rule whenever an op.
portunity arises.
Mr.. Reuss added that he viii
also withhold introduction ol
a bill he has been preparing
to strengthen the planning
function of the National Capt.
tai Regional Planning Council
He explained that he is doinG
so because the metropolitan
! Washington Council of Gov
ernments is now drafting {
bill which would accomplish
the objectives he sought.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Police Search Set
For DOG Biting Girl

Prince Georges County police
are searching for a dog which
bit an 8-year-old girl Friday
at Fourth avenue and KennebeC
street in Oxon Hill.
Mary Ann Lutz of 4944
Fourth avenue was bitten in
the leg about 4:30 pm. Friday
by a tan, short-haired dog de-
scribed as about 18 inches high
and 26 inches long. The girls
parents and county authorize:
are seeking the dog so it may
be confined for observation.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
FBI
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Continued From Page B-1
Downtown Progress had no
criticism Of the site choice,
but emphasized a hope the
Government would avoid blank
faced walls and the resultant
disadvantages to pedestrian
use.
This is an organization
jointly sponsored by business
man and the District govern
ment which has drawn up a
far ranging redevelopment
plan for the downtown area
over the last two years.
Knox Banner, executive di-
rector of the group, said last
night he hoped the site could
be kept "a live, exciting and
vital area"
I'VE believe it could be tc
the advantage of the Govern
ment and of the community tC
have live commercial space or
the ground floor Of the build
ing in spite of the fact that
such a policy does not nov
exist" he said.
"A small example of this i,
the commercial space in the
Lafayette Building at Fifteenth
and I streets NV, which is
owned by the Government
This is an existing situation
which could be considered as
establishing a precedent"
FOresees Benefits
Yates Cook. director of the
Federal City Council, an organ
ization which for many years
has exerted a strong influence
in municipal development, said
he foresaw benefits resulting
from Capitalization of FBI en-
ployment in the downtown
area.
II would be hopeful, how
Evening star., 1963-01-06
I'd District 6. O. P.
Elects Norfolk Man

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 5 (AP)
Jack r. wilkins, 38. business
man active here in the Repub-
lican Party since 1861, has been
named new G.. o. P. chairman
for the I'd district. He succeeds
George P. Hylton, jr., who died
last August.
Mr.. Wilkins was a G. o. p
nominee for the House of Dele
gates in 1861 and ran unsuc-
cessfully for a seat on Norfolk
City Council last year.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Group Leaders Urge
Live u. S. BuiIdino

ever, that the Government can
avoid the deadening effect OF
bringing granite right down to
the pavement so that we don't
get the effect we have had
around the perimeter of the
Federal Triangle" he said.
Before construction Of the
building can be undertaken as
scheduled two years hence, site
acquisition must be completed
architects employed, a design
concept agreed on, and ar
additional $50 million, to cover
construction costs, appropri-
ated by Congress.
District Approval
Also needed will be the Dis
trict governments agreement
to close the length of D street
involved in the site, as well al
approvals for site development
and building design from thu
planning Commission and tht
Fine Arts Commission.
Prior to GSA's formal an
nouncement last wednesday
rumors we're current for som,
time the Justice Department
preferred this site for the nev
FBI building.
Nearly 10 years ago, the sitt
was part of a tract proposed
for private development as &
bus terminal, office building
and shopping complex, with thu
Navy as a primary tenant.
Subsequently, proposals wert
made by private interests
favoring varying types Of de-
velopment, including ar
auditorium and a permanent
industrial exhibit. A syndicate
repeatedly proposed 5000 mil
lion in construction at one time
for a Federal City Center
project covering a larger area
Evening star., 1963-01-06
State Attorney Quits

ROANOKE, Jan 4, (AP). -
Roanoke's Commonwealth's At
torney Leroy Moran has an
.nounced his assistant, John l..
Apsotolou, 80, is resigning eff
fective March /, to return to
private law practice. He will
have served IA months.
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-25
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farm Machinery
Milk Cows

Having decided to discontinue all
farming operation, i will sell at
Public Auction all my Milk Cows
and Farm Machinery on the farm
where | now reside, located North
West of Dover, Delaware Going
from Dover. North on U s. 13, turn
left at Dover Plumbing Supply, Co.
(Which is the End road to the left)
cross over K. r. tracks and Sails
bury Road and it's the first farm
On right. (Signs will he posted.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1868
10 A. M. Sharp Grain or shine)
80 HEAD HoLsTElN
COWS G. HEIFERS
80 head of good milk COWS, 81 in
full flow of milk will freshen by
day of sale to freshen by first
Of year.
head heifers to freshen Ii
December Open heifers II to 16
mos. old.
! have always had an accredited
herd and a. very good producing
herd. These cows are young and
have been T.B. and Blood tested
Wlthln ~ days to 20 in any state
MILKING EQUIPMENT
200 gal. Girton Milk Tank (Dr.
Walker approved), Surge mixer
units, 80 gal. hot water heater,
double wash vat, stainless steel
strainer. 2 pals.
FARM MACHINERY
John Deere -" Tractor with
cultivators. Oliver 60 tractor with
planter, John Deere 10 utility
tractor with 3 point hitch and the
following equipment W ag e r
Manure loader with , buckets set
Ford ~ plows set Ford cultiVa-
tors scraper 10 weedcr 2-row
transplantcr Messenger duster,
Oliver Ii" hydraulic plows, John
Deere PIP" hydraulic piowS. Oiivrr
q disk. John Deere 81 transport
disk, More Even IL lime drill, On
tarlO l2-SpOut drill, III II tractor
mower. New Idea side rake. New
Idea Manure sprrader. 3-section
Meeker harrow, pull type weed
sprayer with 225 gal tank, Long.
nay baller, "a elevator, rubber
unloadcrs Of which one wagon is a
hcayy duty Atom wagon, John
Deere No. IL forage harvester with
both hay and corn heads, John
Deere blower with 40 pipe, Dear
born l-row corn picker. corn body.
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT
q MiSCElLANEOU
Is gal. hot water heater, W
IA h"r, Bower chimncy-InSs
broOdcr stoves, many feeders nnd
watcrcrS. forks and shovrls. hand
tools and many other articles ton.
numerous To mention.
TERMS: Cash day OF sale. Lunch
will IT, served.
OSCAR LOATMAN, JR.. Owner
X. ID. 5, Dover, Del
Phone 734-3O45
tuctioneer: c. j. Carroll
Dover, Del
l'hOnc 134-5Si8 l0-IS3tn
Milford chronicle., 1963-10-25
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
CONTRACT Mv-s.63

CON1RAC MV-6.03
Sealed Bids will he received hy
the State Highway Department -
the office of the Motor Nehicl
commissioner until 10:n0 A.M., /;
ST, October %. 1868 and There
after Publicly opened.
3 New Cars (Chevrolct BIS
cayne, Ford, Plymouth or EquaD
There will be 2 Trade lnS. l. 1853
Ford which may he inspected at
the Dover office. and + 1860 Chev-
rOlet which will he ut the Wilm-
ington Inspection Lane between tht
hours of 10000 .NM. and i:n0 I'M
October "a. 1868.
Attention il called To the Special
Provisions in the Proposals, the
Specifications and the Contract ~
Erecment.
Each Proposal must b. accom-
panied by surety Bond, Certified
Check OF Money Order to the ~
mount Of at least l0-p, rcent Of the
total amount Of the proposal.
The Envelope containing the Pro
posal must he marked. l'rOpOsaI
For the State Highway Depart
ment MN-8-63."
The Contract will lie awardt q oI
Rejectt Il within (30D days from the
date Of the opening Of Proposals.
Prospective bidders may obtain
Contract Documents from the Off
ice of the Motor Vehicle CommiSS-
ioner, Room U0D, Administration
building, Dover, Delaware.
Russell w Whithy
Motor Vehicle commissioner
l0-18-2t