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is anything to it."
The sheriff said, however, 81
don't doubt that somebody went
and talked to him."
The story was told by Rev. Har-
rison D. Dupre, Moderator of the
Antioch Missionary Baptist Con-
vention, a member of the Executive
Board of the General Missionary
Baptist State Convention of Mis-
sissippi, trustee of Natchez Col
lege, Natchez, Mississippi, and
pastor of five churches in the
southwest section of the state.
When asked if he would investi-
gate Rev. Dupre's story, the sher-
if is reported as saying, Nobody
has made any complaint to me
yet"
The authorities also denied that
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beautiful and attractive young
ladies of this city,, who were Pa
tricial Veal, Shirley Ruth Tappan,
Levora Owens, Hazel Mnotts, Co.
lena Daniels. Shirley Redd, Hen
rine Luckett, Bobbie Nickel,
Christine Davis, and Veronica
Lipscomb.
When the judges retired after
a show that brought round after
round of applause from the rec
ord breaking audience they brought
back the name of Colena Daniels
and the miss Sophisticated Fer
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-19

Luther Ensley, Chairman, Roder-
lex Paige, Miss Lorraine Glover;
Agricultural Observation-Disclosures
Hutchins, Chairman, j. w. Owens;
Vocational Trades, Robert Prater,
Coordinator; Industrial Arts, Bob
by Henderson, Chairman; Business
Miss Elnora Virgins; Art De-
partment-Hugh Stevens, Chair
man; Drivers Education-William
Johnson; Social Science Depart
ment Thomas Barnes, Chairman
Arthur Kinnard, Otha Roberts, Lu-
cious Turner, James Rollins.
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to hear testimony by FBI agents
who investigated the April rs jail
house abduction and staying of
accused Negro rapist Mack Char
les Parker. Other witnesses will
be called if the grand jury asks to
hear them, Broome said.
"Then it will be up to the jurors
to decide what disposition to make
he added.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-19

Wyatt, Vera Dixon, Alice Easter
ling, Lena Buckley, Lenora Ports,
Allyne Brown, Allie Starks, Ruth
Thomas, Ruth Thigpen, Vercia
Edison, Ollie Bailey, and Fannie
Norwood.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-19

Sailor: "My girl has two of the
most beautiful legs in the world"
Soldier: How do you know"
Sailor: 81 counted them"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-19

ference.
Before the conference opened, a
three-day institute for staff and
board members was held at the
hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
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Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

High team series, hdcp, Kodiak Airways, 2793; High team game, hdcp, Kodiak Air-ways, 99O; High scratch series, Jarvella, 635; High scratch game, Hall, 227; High hdcp series, Jarvella, 668; High hdcp game, Hall, 237.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

High single game, scratch, Men, E. Lester, 212, Women, L. Richard son, 197; High single game, hdcp, Men, C. Mcintyre, 216, Women, L. Richardson, 233; High series, scratch, Men, E. Lester, 582, Wo- men, s. Ramaglia, 500; High series, hdcp, Men, D.Burgey, GIT, Women, S. Ramaglia, eos; High team game, scratch, Lester-Root, 691; High team game, hdcp, Supporters, 809; High team series, scratch and hdcp, Lester-Root, 1984-2293.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05
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and hdcp, Mecca 4o Room, 813- 1000; High team series, scratch and hdcp, Mecca 49 Room, 2211- 2772.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

Single high game, scratch and hdcp, B. Csolak, 216-241; High series, scratch and hdcp, B. Csolak, 556-631; High team game, scratch
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

High game, Lewis, 238; High series, Wittich, 631; High game, hdcp, Lewis, 256; High series, hdcp, Cooper, 663.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

23h Heav A Heads II 25 g High series, Dick Hall, 56O; HigA 251a game, Unger, 223.
 24 High series with handicap, Dick 281s ow, 569; High game with handicap 31 Unger, 240.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

week end in Richmond with rela-
ives, and returned home in time
for school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nuckols and
children went to Roanoke Sunday,
and visited Mrs. NuckolS' aunt
They brought Mrs. w. j. Hubbard
home. She had been visiting her sis
ter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Walthall,
of Richmond, visited Mrs. Beulan
Walthan on Sunday. Miss Eleanor
Malthall spent the week end with
Her mother as usual.
The many friends of Joe Whltlock
are happy to know that he has re-
covered sufficiently to get out
again, and we trust he may soon pc
quite strong.
After the service at Emmanuel
Church Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Pml
Brauer invited Miss Birdie Baugh
To have dinner with them at Fere-
bees Restaurant at Powhatan. II
vas a most enjoyable occasion.
Dear old October has been quite
warm, but it has turned right cold,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Paper Drive For
Shelter Planned
By Amelia Squad

The Amelia Emergency SQUAD
viii have paper drive on Sunday
November /. Please save your Old
papers and mao aZines is their plea.
Newspaper and magazines should
be tied in separate bundles. small
enough to handle. and taken to any
church iii the couG.y where they
will be collected by the squad.
If YOU have more than you can
handle. a. call to any member of
the squad will bring someone TO
pick them up at your residence.
These papers and magazines are
sold by the squad to help raise
money toward finishing the work on
their building next to the firehouse
il Amelia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Belono Tidin9s
Kenneth Bell Off
To Texas For
Air Force Tour

Kenneth Bell left Tuesday. Oc-
tober ID. for Texas to join the Air
Force 1t is the wish Of his family
and many friends that he may be
happy and safe there
There was q meeting Of the
Women of the Church Of Emmanuel
Wednesday in the home Of Mrs.
James Weisiger and Mrs Ida
Weisiger. The attendance was good.
and the meeting interesting. Mrs.
Herbert Kruger presided, and Mrs
Allen Brauer. treasurer. gave a re-
rort Refreshments were also en-
loved
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Kruger
spent the week end il Williams
burg, where they attended ball
game and visited friends.
MI, and Mrs. Alien Brauer. Philip
Brauer and jenny Brauer we're il
Lynchburg Saturday to enjoy a ball
game.
The Rev Wilson Stitt conducted
the service at Emmanuel P e
Church on Sunday at ll:l5 am
His spiritual message was enjoyed
BY all present.
Mrs. James Hawkes. and children
of Wilson's. came over on Saturday
and stayed until Sunday afternoon
with the Braudrlcks and Bookers
Miss Lucy Braud,ick came home
with her after visit in wilson's
with her sister and family.
Miss Lille May Bell spent tht
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Amelia c. II. News. Social Events
Housewarming Honors
New Doctor In Amelia

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Holman.
III, ana MIR and Mrs. Armistead
Harlie were hosts at the Haryle 5
home Saturday night 1t house
warming party for Amelia's rev
doctor. John Richard Deem. lie re-
caived mary useful gifts.
MIS-. Charles Berkeley. Of Char
lotte G. r.. is tie guest of Her
brother and slster-in-laH, Air and
Mrs j Gordon Dicherson
MIS-. O B. Ward spent Sunday a
Ha-iisonburg with hen daughter.
Miss Mary Wooaford ward, Who is
q sophomore at Madison College.
byron Ward spent the day with his
father in Amelia, He is a student
a the University Of Richmond
Mr. ard MIS-. Plumer Wiseman,
Of Danville are receiving consra!u-
lations or the birth Of a daU hter,
agnes Peneltima. Oh Tuesday De
tuner At DanYllle General Hospi-
tel Mrs. Wlsen4n is a former resi-
Gent u Amelia. dauehter u Mrs
x A Johns
Another former Amelia resident
and her husband are receiving CON
eratulations on the birth 81 1 son.
MI. and Mrs. Grover Kanaay Of
Fort Eustis have named thesr son,
Friedrich James. He was born on
Saturday October 3. in the hospital
at Fort Eustis Mrs Kanney' : SIS
ter. Mrs. Homer Earden, her hus-
band and children. spent Sunday
there With the Kanneys.
MI. and MIS-. Howard Gordon. Of
Richmond. were guests Of hel' sis
ten, Miss Selma Hindie. on Friday
They attended the Amelia County
Fair.
Here From New York
Also attending the far were Mr..
and Mrs R. A Farlar and children
Austin and Herbert. 81 Lon A.
land. NJ " Who we're TIE week
end guests Of MI and Mrs Stephen
l. F'aIar. il.
Mrs j. D. Harris. widow of the
flrst principal at Amelia High
School, now living ii Lincoln. Mass.
has left for Richmond to visit
friends after beng the guest for
several days Of Miss Mary Shop
pard and her brother, Harry She p-
pard. She expects 10 return to
Amelia before going back to her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Mottcx Roundup
Badgetts Attend
VPI Homecoming

Nj. and Mrs. Byron Badgett
spent the week end with Mr.. Bad
gets sister and her family, the j.
P. Roanes, in Radford. and at
tended Homecoming at VPI.
Mrs. E. F. Chimney returned
home Saturday after spending two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Rob
ert House, at Front Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Bowman
and family. and Tommy Bradham
Of Richmond, were guests Sunday
afternoon Of the Ralph Saunders
family,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

horne
MI and Mrs. James Bower and
daughter. Kristie, OF Richmond. to-
eathcr with Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Royal and daughter. Linda. left
SATURDAY. evening to spend the night
and Sunday at 4 cottage near Bed
ford
aIiss George Hammer and Mrs.
CHARLES Hammer. both of Richmond,
Mrs. s. <. Wheeler, in Amelia
N4r. and MIS-. j. Bunyan Smith,
Of Nathalie. spent Sunday night
WITH their son. John III Smith. and
hiS family Oh their way home after
= f.shias "trip III Gloucester county.
Guests Of Mrs H. G. Rucker on
Sunday were hut son and daughter
in-law. MI and Mrs H. Cowles
PICKER. and their youngest son,
sEe. of Walkerton
Spending Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Molly Webb. were Mr.. and
MIS-. v. F. Davis, Of Norfolk.
Miss Judy ONeal was the guest
Of hAr parents over the week end.
Size rode in the Bride Club Horse
SHOW at the fair on Saturday. and
WAS one Of tie guests at the party
alren for Dr.. Deem that night. Miss
0'Neal returned to Winston-Salem,
n. c.. on Sunday where she is a
amor at Salem College.
Youth Fellowship Meeting
Miss Priscilla Sale. Of Mid
Latham. spent the week end with
ag.ss Lucy southall She accom-
aanied Miss southall and Miss Dal-
las dekrafft to the Episcopal Youth
Fellowship meeting at Johns Me-
mortal Parish House in Farmville.
saturday afternoon.
Home for the week end with her
family, Judge and Mrs. Valentine
suthall. vas Miss Eliza Southall
sho Is a student in the NOV School
Il Nursing III Richmond.
aIrs. Wiley Paul entered Grace
Hospital, Richmond, on Monday
where she will undergo surgery.
sHe expects 70 be there about two
weeks.
-sIr. and Mrs. H. W. Emerson
motored to Charlottesville to see
h.s brother on Sunday John Emer-
sen rs recovering nicely from an
operation at the University Of Vir-
anna Hospital there
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

Fluid milk sales account for more
and more Of the nations total milk
supply. In 1858, producers sales Of
milk through fluid outlets reached
a record high of ass per cent. BY
contrast, in the mid-l940's, only
third Of producers sales was con-
sumed in fluid form. reports the
National Dairy Council
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mlinden
visited his aunt, Mrs. Louise Burke,
in Blackstone. on Sunday, Mrs.
Burke is quite i'll at the Maple
Lawn Nursing Home there.
Home Demonstration Club meet
ings in Amelia county scheduled for
next week are: Truxillo, Tuesday,
October 20, place not known; Win
terham. Wednesday, October 81. at
, pm. with Mrs. Irving Morris:
and Amelia Junior, Thursday. Oc-
tober p, at pm. with MIS-.
Hiram A Holmes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dodson were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blum Denny.
The Rev. "A. G.. Almond, his
mother, Mrs. Kate Almond. and
sister. Grace, were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Saund-
ers
Mrs. Robert Kerr, Grace Anne
and Gail were Sunday afternoon
callers Of Mr.. and Mrs Clifford
Kerr, who live in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Haden, Of
Richmond, were guests Of Mrs.
Empress Gunter, Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

and we feel the difference.
The dear birds are still making
lovely music, and they join me IN
sending best wishes to all readers
of your good paper. Be sure to ieeo
these dear birds.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Amelia Firm Looted
Of $4,000 Worth
OF Equipment

Thieves obtained $4,000 worth of
equipment fro N the Goodman
Tractor and Equipment Company
at Amelia last Friday night or
early Saturday morning.
Stolen off trucks on display out
side the building. were three 1000
20 tires. tubes and wheels. six
$500 tires. wheels and tubes off
two other trucks and new bat
terry out OF a new tractor, Amelia
County Sheriff M. M. deKrafft re-
The equipment company Is 10
Gated on Route 800 on the western
side of Amelia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

Virginia IS divided Tito five
Typographical sections: Tidewater,
Piedmont, Blue Ridge. Great Valley
and Appalachian Mountain.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

Charter No o222 Reserve District No
REPORT or CONDITION OF THE PEOPLES NATIONAL
BANK or FARMviLLE. ~ THE STATE Of VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE or BUSINESS ON OCTOBER g. 1889
PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMP
TRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION Sill,
u S. REVISED STATUTES
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

D..:.h NJ, Stote No. 50
RepoRT 81 cohDTIoA or "PLAkTERs BANK AMP TRUST
COMPANY OF FARMvILLI" OF fA 14HvtD ,ot n
GINA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OCIObek q 's3s.
x STATE BANKING INSTITUTION ORGANIZED AhD
OPERATING UNDER THE BANKING lAws g Fer n1e
STATE AND A MEMBER or THE FEDERAL keSskve
SYSTEM PUBLISHED IN ACCORDANCE VIII CAL
MADE By THE STATE BANKING AUTHORIZES an. AM
BY The FEDERAL RESERVE BANK 81 InI9 ~ ~ II
Evening star., 1959-12-03
AFTER STOPPING CHARNLEY
Joe Brown Anxious
To Fight Again Soon

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 3 (AP)
Joe Brown may be getting ur
in years as far as boxers are
concerned. but the 34-year-old
lightweight champion isn't one
to allow himself to get rusty.
No sooner had the little Baton
Rouge, La, bomber disposed Of
Dave Charnley, the British EN-.
pire titleholder, on a sixth
round technical knockout last
night than he announced he
was looking for an opponent
only a week hence.
mo use wasting all that
training-that's the hardest
part Of it," he explained. I'm
not hurt and I'm ready to co."
Charnley Never In Fight
Charnley, the 24-year-old ex-
boilermaker from Dartford d
Kent, who is called "the midget
Marciano" because he has
shoulders and a neck like 9
heavyweight, never was in the
fight with Brown. 1t was Joe's
eighth title defense in IS
months-the busiest champion
Of them all. 1t tied the number
Of defenses by Benny Leonard
who set the record in the light
weight class before he retired
undefeated in 1925.
Brown was leading by as
much as five points in the fifth
round when he lashed out with
a left and then a right and
blood spread down the right
cheek of the 24-year-old Briton
as a deep cut opened over his
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Terps> CoIoniaIs Kick off
Big Three Series Tonight
Maryland Five
Makes Debut in
Clash at UIine's.
BY BILL FUCHS
Star stan Writer

The University of Maryland
opens its basketball season on
"a dramatic note, squaring of
against George Washington ak
$3.50 o'clock tonight at Uline
Arena.
The freshman teams Of the
two schools meet in a prelim-
mary at $50. z
This one goes toward set
Ting the area Big Three title,
Evening star., 1959-12-03
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec
3.-Pennant winners of both
major leagues are competing
for the 1860 services Of the
Senators Roy Sievers. but Cal
Grifhth won't determine which
club will acquire him until
baseball's brass reassembles at
Miami Beach Monday.
Grifith some time ago had
promised Bill Veeck, boss of the
Chicago White Sox, that he
wouldn't dispose of Sievers un-
til the American League cham
pions had an opportunity to
surpass the best offer for the
slugger.
Veeck. on a speaking tour
didn't attend the minor league
meetings here and Griffith
won't make a decision on the
disposal Of Sievers and Pitcher
Russ Kemmerer-who figure in
talks with the White Sox and
Los Angeles Dodgers-until he
has talked with Veeck.
White SOx LOOsening Up
Hank Greenberg has been in
volved in preliminary negotia-
tions with Grifith and Mana
ger Cookie Lavagetto in Veeck S
absence and early indications
are that the White Sox will
try to prevent Sievers from
switching to the National
League by bidding high.
Evening star., 1959-12-03

eye. Charnley put his glove to
his head and staggered back
Just as the bell rang, ending
the round.
Charnley shuffled to his
corner and while his handlers
worked over him, Referee
Jimmy Webb raised Browns
hand and led the champion to
the center Of the ring.
UnintentiOnal Butt Claimed
Arthur Boggis, manager oi
Charnley, claimed it was q
butt that caused the cut, but
that it was unintentional
However, Webb ruled that il
was q hard right and that
Brown had won on a technical
knockout in the sixth round
since the fifth was over wher
the fight was stopped.
Brown verified that it was q
right that put Charnley away
He said he got the British
fighter on a right uppercut
following a left.
That's the one that ripped
him open." Brown said. But
I would have knocked him cold
anyway II hadn't cut him"
The crowd could believe that,
Charnley appeared to have
little chance with the veteran
Brown, who used a 31a-inch
reach advantage to keep
Charnley away from him.
Brown, who has six knock
See FIGHT, Page b.
Evening star., 1959-12-03

owes the money, but wants to
distribute it in purses during
1860.
The horsemen maintain that
the stables which competed at
Bowie when the surplus was
accumulated should share the
money, rather than those rae
ing at the track next year
Bowie is scheduled to begin a
40-day meeting February IL
Track officials plan to meet
with representatives Of the
horsemen's association next
week.
The horSemen also conducted
an advisory poll for the Mary
land Racing Commission on the
question of nine-race programs
instead of eight. A total of 154
owners voted to retain nine
race cards and 143 favored a
return to eight daily except
Saturdays and holidays.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Horsemen Vote to Strike
Over Bowie Purse Dispute

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3 (AP).-
A group Of horse owners has
authorized a strike against
Bowie race track in a dispute
over $4,000 in purse money.
Members of the Horsemen's
Benevolent and Protective AS
sociation voted, 281-6, last
night to refuse to enter their
horses at Bowie's 1860 meeting
Ito insure retroactive payment
Of all or part Of monies with.
held in the 1859 contract"
The horsemen also voted
250-6, for a strike if necessary
to insure renewal of a contract
providing that 48 per cent OF
the tracks take" be paid in
purses in 1860.
The purse dispute arose after
Bowie's 1859 meeting when the
track was $4,000 short OF
meeting its agreed distrihu-
ton. Bowie has not denied II
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Red Sox Acquire Sturdivont
From Athletics for DuIey

ing 2-8 record last season with
the Athletics. A former Yankee,
he Joined the AS last year.
Daley. also 30, batted only
.226 in 81 games as a second
string catcher with the Red
Sox. He Joined Boston in 1855
and owns a .252 lifetime record
Sturdivant had two outstand-
ing seasons with the Yankees.
He won 16 and lost 8 games in
1856 and the following year he
led the American League in
won-loSt percentage with a
1876 mark.
He has a lifetime record of
38 victories and 81 defeats.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
161 More College Seniors
Drafted by New Pro League

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 8 (AP)
Lamar Hunt, founder of the
newly organized America n
Football League, said today it
viii be matter of simple arith-
metic for college players to de-
eide whether to throw in their
lot with his group or the older
National Football League.
Hunt disclosed that the AFL
has completed its draft by nam
Ing 161 more players. Each OF
Evening star., 1959-12-03

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
Dec. 3 (AP).-The Boston Red
Sox today traded Catcher Pete
Daley to the Kansas City Ath-
Iletics for Pitcher Tom Sturdi-
want in a straight player swap.
1t was the sixth baseball
transaction and the third in
volving the Red Sox since the
interleague trading went into
effect.
It was the fourth of the
minor league convention, the
first involving teams of the
same league.
Sturdivant, a 29-year-old
Highlander, had a disappoint-
Evening star., 1959-12-03

the eight clubs previously
drafted 80 men each.
Hunt reasons that the Ma
tional League will have OPEN
ings for about only 20 players
from this years crop of SEN
iorS. The American League
will have 264 jobs available.
We'll put it to the kids that
way and it becomes a matter
of simple arithmetic to see
See NEW LEAGUE, Page B-7
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Guaranteed
BIGGEST
DISCOUNT

On everything in tires-mud ana
WhiteWaIls, blackWalls, Payons,
nylons, tube type and tubeless.
BEN HUNDLEY GIVES you TRI-
PIE THE DIFFERENCE BACK II
you can buy the same tire for less.
within B days!
Evening star., 1959-12-03
WHITE sOx, DODGERS COMPETE
Sieyers Deal Delayed
Attest UntiIMondoy

They're loosening up a Bit, y
Lavagetto said after a chat
with Greenberg. Last June
the White Sox offered a swarm
of players and $25o,OOO fol
Sievers. Roy's value since has
declined as the result of a
bad year and a reinjured
shoulder, but Veeck apparently
is convinced sievers will re-
bound.
The arrangement Oh playing
one club against another fire.
quently antagonizes some off,
cials, but Buzzie Bavasi of the
Dodgers seemed inclined to &c
along with Grifith's delay. eve
won't apply any pressure" sale
Bavasi, executive vice president
of the world champions.
Some observers feel the Sena.
tors and Dodgers have reached
agreement on a deal which viii
bring Outf1elder Ron Fairly
Pitcher Danny McDevitt anC
Shortstop Don thinner to the
Senators for Sievers, Kemmerel
and an inf1elder who would bt
dispatched to the minors.
Wants Young Catcher
That reasoning is based or
the fact that, following inten.
sif1ed negotiations, both club;
have said nothing will mate.
rialize until the meetings al
Miami Beach; the lack of ruff
fed feelings on either side due
to a delayed decision, and the
absence of Los Angeles writers
at the minor meetings. Bavas.
could extract more publicity
| See SENATOR'S, Page B.!