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Evening star., 1960-05-04
Classy Field
ToCompete
In Gold Cup

WARRENTON, Va May 4
(AP) Nine of the Nations
top timber horses make up the
original entry list for Satur-
days 35th running of the Vir-
ginia Gold Cup at the Broad
view Estate Of William E.
Schlusemeyer.
Randolph Rouse's Richacho,
winner of the Deep Run Hunt
Cup at Richmond, tops the list.
but Schlusemeyer has two
highly regarded entries-Main-
stay. second in last weeks
Maryland Hunt Cup, and Lo-
gistics, the former point-to-
point champion now racing
under the registered name of
Air w.
A new owner appearing this
year is John Shapiro, president
of the Laurel Race Track. He
has entered his imported Bally
Guy, a 7-year-old gelding that
won the Mount Marshall at the
Rappahannock point-to-point.
Other prospective starters
include Mrs. J. B. Hannum HIS
Theodore; Mrs. Edward L
Stephenson's Harkimell: David
N Rust his Lotus III; Cyrus
Manierre's Nordame and Capt.
J. L. B. Bentley's Gillian.
The mile test over %
jumps is the feature of a six
race card that gets under way
at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
THREE JOCKEYS HURT IN SPILL
McGibbney Runs Tonight
InShenundouh Co-Feuture

Alex Goodwin bailed out and
was unhurt.
General Manager Bob Leavitt
is sparing no effort to lure
Maryland mile track regulars
to Shenandoah tonight. The
Spring Fashion is one of two
races on the card for $4,000
chalmers.
McGibbney makes the favor
ties role mainly off a winning
effort at Bowie. He gets COM
petition from William G. Myers
Potter Pickwick. a five-length
winner here in his only other
appearance.
Harry j. McGinnis' Cole Cof-
fee. Thomas E. Gilman's Becky
Harry w. Hamilton's Royal
Blue Rose, Isaac w. Jacobs
Peach Pie, Frances w. Hilleary's
Flyban and Nicholas L. Sokee-
vlc'S Cross of KaShmir, COM
plete the field.
Seven sprinters are entered
in the Catoctin, a 512 furlong
event for 4-year-olds and ur
and secondary feature on the
card. Mrs. Norman L. Brown s
Chalkey Leo. heads the field.
Extra buses will load at l01C
I street NV. terminal between
4 and $50 pm. to handle the
anticipated crowd. Post time
will remain at 7:15 O'Clock to-
night and tomorrow, Leavitt
said.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

/ CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May 4 tspeciaD Harold F.
McCormick's McGibbney heads
the field in tonight's 6-furIong
feature for .3-year-olds. the
Spring Fashion Purse. at Shen-
andSaa Downs. 1t will mark
the first time that the night
track will have no outside
competition. with Laurel closed
and Pimlico not opening until
Friday.
Three jockeys were injured
last night in three-horse
spill during the sixth race.
The riders were Rollin Reyn-
olds. the second-leading jockey
of the meeting, and Bill Clark
and Ralph Biamonte. All re-
ceived bumps and bruises.
Clark also had a broken col
larbone and will be out of
action. for the remainder of
the meet.
Reynolds was the first to go
down His mount, Shiolah,
stumbled while trying to move
along the rail as the field en-
tered theS stretch of the 512-
furlong race. Shiolah took Ba-
haiti and Perky Miss down with
her.
Perky Miss bumped Ambi-
dexter as she fell. but Jockey
Evening star., 1960-05-04
WITH ROD THOMAS

Jack Blank Pontiac two from
Pla- Nor.
| Lockhart finished with a 385
| for an average of 1891. Trail
| ing him, with their finishing
scores in parentheses, were:
Harry Worth, Silent Sales (438)
128-49; Crescent, the defend
ing champion, (42D 1919;
Barkley (4O43 127-7O; Sonny
Weldon, Pepsi Cola, (416) 1877
SO, and Sweeney C485O l27-46.
The final standings: Bethes-
da, 68-40; Silent Sales 68-4O:
Stalcup Furniture. 62-46; Blank
Pontiac, 62-46; Pla- Nor, 45-53;
Fair Lanes, 52-56; Chevy Chase
Chevrolet, 50-58; Pepsi Cola,
1850; Wheaton Paint, 1853,
and National Bohemian. 30-78.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Navy Netmen BIust
Nittuny Lions, 90

ANNAPOLIS. May 4 (Spe.
ciaD Navy brought its season
record in tennis to 7-6-l with
"a 80 drubbing of Penn State
here yesterday.
Singles
Colin Fox, Navy, defeated Jim Baker
80. e: Nick Temple, Navy. de.
teated Jerry Carp 2-6, %, e.
Dave Haughton, Navy, defeated Dick
Ludwig IS, g.; Bill Moore. NAVY
defeated John Blanck 6-3, Ga
Bill Manning, Navy. &defeated Garry
Moore 81, 81, and Mike Willsey
Navy, defeated John Kran 60. 81
Doubles
Fox and Temple Navy, defeated
Moore and Carp 6-3, 6-3; Quinn
and Moore. Navy, defeated Blanck ano
Baker s.; g., and Willsey and
Rick FlueRel,' Navy. defeated Ludwip
and Krall IS, 6-3.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Renfro Traded
For Linebucker

The Washington Redskins
today traded Tackle Will Rem
fro and high draft choice to
the Pittsburgh Steelers for
Llnebacker Dick LasSe.
LaSSe, 25, has been with the
Steelers for the last two sea-
sons. A 6-foot-2 230-pounder
he came to them from Syracuse
University.
Renfro, %, had been with the
Redskins for the last three
years.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
BOWLING

Bethesda 40" Lanes won the
team championship and BOZ
Lockhart. its ace, the individ-
ual title, but the William Stall
cup Furniture bowlers shared
the acclaim today following the
finish of stirring race in the
All Star Major District League
Washington's strongest duck
pin circuit.
The Stalcup team, shooting
against Wheaton Paint at Boni-
fant Lanes, set a season record
for the league with a game OF
778 and one of its members
Jerry Sweeney, an individual
high with a string of 205
Sweeney also tied for high set
with Lockhart, at 485. His
other games we're l29 and ISL,
with the big one in the middle.
He started it with five consec-
utive strikes and added three
spares.
Stalcup Furniture previously
had rolled the seasons best
game in the league, a 7l9,
Sweeney's 205 beat the 20l with
which Bob Miciotto of National
Bohemian became only the Sec
ond man in duckpin history to
hit the big figure a third time
-
In his final frame. Sweeney
missed a chance to hang up ar
all-time record for the league
when he counted only one pin
on a spare. The record of 2lS
was rolled by Paul Jarman five
years ago.
Contributing to the 778 were
Billy Stalcup, l25: Tommy
Mock, $50; Sweeney; Bob
Snyder. 1873 and Pat Crescent
l60. The team totaled "a marks
in the game, with 81 spares and
seven strikes. The world record
for a game is 797, rolled Il
years ago by Winchester Pack
ard in the same league.
Stalcup Furniture dropped
two games in spite of a 2,02C
set. which topped Wheaton by
1874 pins.
Bethesda 40" nabbed the
team title with a total-stick
margin over Silent Sales Coin
Machines as the two dead
locked in games won and lost
at SO and 40.
= \
Silent Sales, with a 2,007
performance at Bladensburg
blanked National Bohemian
For Silent Sales, Billy Lewis
rolled 173-439; Harry Worth,
154-438, and Jack Barkley
l47-404.
Bethesda 40" won two from
Pepsi Cola. Chevy Chase Chew
rolet two from Fair Lanes and
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DERBY TRIAL
Continued From Page n.

Continued From Page D-l
Farm, which has won seven
Derbies. had three horses in
the Trial. Besides Pied dor
Hillsborough was fourth, Fango
seventh.
Il didn't get a lot of en-
couragement." Jones said. 81
was pleased with Pied dor
Hlllsborough ran too long in
one place to suit me. I thought
until today Hillsborough was as
far advanced as Ponder in
1e49."
Ponder, Hillsborough's sire
finished second in the Trial
and came back to win the
Derby.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW

Continued From Page d.
be out there wngng with my colt and trying to run him
into the ground.
Il hate to really misfortune to horse but bucked
Shns amt serious All it does is take horse out of train
ing for about month"
JOCKEY BOB USSERY, the rider of Bally Ache was
summing himself in front of the barn in beach chair 81
don't think Beau Puppies absence will change the pattern
OF the race we've got in mind" Ussery commented but
just then Leonard Frutchman the 39year- auto parts
manufacturer from, Ohio who owns Baly Ache ponped
out of a cab and accepted the news with about same
enthusiasm as Pitt It takes problem away from us
Frutchman said That horse ran heluva race in the
Trial and he spelled trouble, guess"
Bally Ache and Tompon, the favorite are ouartered
in the same barnNo 42but the Whitney people accented
the news of Beau Puppies injury stoicalIy than
Frutchman and Pitt 1T don't change the race Trainer
Wheeler said, as Tompion being cooled off after
orlSK nVe-elghthS of mile in 1013 with 165-pound
exercise boy his back Beau Purple ran real good
Yesterday but colt shouldn't be affected one way or
the other, by the scratch"
Beau surpe was like shooting star fashy short
lived and as the higher behind the backsretch
OF Churchill Downs this morning again seemed to most
observers as if the Derby would be wo-horse race
Tompion Baly Ache
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Cincinnoti Promotes
Basketball Coaches

CINCINATTI, May 4 (AP).-
George Smith, who coached
Oscar Robertson and the Uni
versity Of Cincinnati basketball
squad in three years of ma
tional prominence, is the
schools new athletic director
The appointment was part
of rearrangement of the schools
sports and executive structure
approved by directors yester-
day and effective September /
Ed fucker, Smiths assistant
was named head basketball
coach.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
NOVICE TRAINER
BATTING 1000
AT SHENANDOAH

CHARLES TOWN, w.
Va. May 4 (SpeciaD 1T
is not unusual for a trainer
to saddle a couple of win
ners on the same racing
card. but it was in the case
of Robert C.. Lee Of Hern-
don, Va, who had a pair
last night at Shenandoah
Downs.
They were the first two
horses ever Saddled by Lee,
who was licensed as a
b trainer only last week.
Native Earth won the
third and paid 81. Iolanthe
was home first in the ninth
and paid $6.
Both are owned by Lee,
who is a breeder. They
were ridden by Ray Arduini.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Wilson Topples Bell,
But Coach Still Frets

VA. GROUP
CIV HIGH 80 3Ol OlO o. S 5 3
Grove G. and Grove, R.; Arnold,
Philyaw go and Carver, Arnold (5l.
-Hildebrand (Hammondl, LIST, one
on; Grove, R. Hammond, lst, one on
MADISON ---- 900 431 $50 4?
FAIRFAX $50 lOl x-l0 q 4
Lowry and Wrenn; Cox, Davis Isl
and Hawery, Holloway 80 HR-Frece
Fairfaxl. 4th, none on.
STUART 600 OiO O-I ? 4
WAKEFIELD O4O 0lU o. 5 5 >
Mcclure and P.ckeral: Cleveland and
Dirks. Ferbells %.
MT. VERNON Ooa oil Ooo- $40 4
WASH.-LEE O02 O30 OO1- s 10 >
Bowers and Moser; Hammond
Ratherdale 81 and Blaisdell, Gould
ts).
LEE 4O2 OaO O2-IDIO =
FALLS CHCH 900 OOO So s $ 1
GrisRs, Otis ~ and Mack. Speer
(2);Nivert, Ausbaugh (S) and Hardy.
MCLEAN oO2 800 O-5 4
ANNANDALE OOi 0Oi o 1 3
Youngs and Nelson; Rentch, Elliott
t4) and Atherton. Welch "a.
NAihOLlC
S6aHEPHk 6sMEqHk "l6 "aG ddo ddS "a 51$S 3
L Rohan, Berline (3) and c. Ro-
han; Noon and Sapiensa.
M,lAAC2KM MACE 900 Ool o , ]
Morelsnd, sembly C2l and Estrella
Butler t6D: Giller and Roache HR-
Mcintosh tGonzaga), 4th, one on.
.-,.,,,..
SR{6Ry SrM6Ic9 POST 100 100 lSl nSl 93-,S,4t g
HAYDEN and Boyiston; Martin aad
NJ. AIRY 600 600 II 3
POOLESVILLE O10 9O3 x 8 s /
W. Wagner and T. Wagner; Lyles,
johnson 90 and Burdette.
LoUDoUN CITY 44o ooo O-s 81
GARFIELD on2 O00 s. $40
Yates. Mullins C5l, Cochran 80 and
SON HR-Simpson Goudoun County,
I'd. three on
g0gs,, R0qGLAS AS p,ro,, 9GI dao d,o Ia Z 2
Tracy. Dickerson t6) and Stewart;
Young and Chapman.
CARVER eeO oo5 7-1e12 /
LUTHER kSON sOO 100 u
Price and Roy; Brown, Gum C2l.
Robinson C6l, Hall C7D and Coates,
Davis 90. HR-Brown Carver, I'd,
on; Nelson Carver, 9Th, > on.
ST ALBAN's zoo 02O "a
ST. STEPHEN OBJ 100 O-5 2
Dirksen. Martin 90 and Jonas:
Hunter. Shepherdson a. and David
son. HR-Clarke (St Stephens, Cd.
l on, Martin tSt. Alban'sl, 5th. . on
LoNGFELLow Oh 600 o-1 =
ST. ANTHONYS OOO 600 - Z q
Camalier and Taylor; Fowler and
Alion.
LEONARDTOwN OO0 OO1 O-l . q
RYKEN 600 600 % 3 q
Cation and Gross: Fish and Georse.
SHERWOOD OO2 600 - q
GA1THERSBURG 600 05O KS 4 3
Mahan. Becraft ~ and Garbey.
Norris and Cornelius HR-Norris
tGaitherSburs) 5th, , on; Baker tSher-
wood eth, l on.
o,coNNELL 222 93e O-r3Ia ?
GEO. PREP 900 QOl O-I 3 5
soIan, MeGillicuddy a.. Thomas (6l
and Riviello Won Herbulis Isl: Petro-
sky, Tyler t3). Connors t6) and Abbo,
Kirchner ~ HR-Bartos tO'Cannelll,
9TH none on; Collins to'ConnelD, 9th
/ on.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Title Fight
TeIecust Set
For Keith's

RKO Keith's Theater an
nounced today it will televise
the heavyweight championship
fight between Champion Inge-
mar Johansson and Challenger
Floyd Patterson through closed
circuit on the night of June 20.
The l5-round title fight in
New York's Polo Grounds will
be piped to the theaters in the
East at 10:30 pm.
Keith's announced all its
seats would be reserved and
that its film program preceding
the bout would start at $50
with short subjects. No price
scale for seats was announced.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

Navy continues to stand oui
like a spring blossom in the
wasteland as the college base
ball season nears the end Of
the road.
Navy, boasting a 1913 record
after whipping Gettysburg
3D., yesterday at Annapolis
still has eleven games to go
Howard, 2-10-2, has seven games
remaining. The rest of the
areas teams each has only
a handful of games remaining
and most Of them probably are
happy about it.
Maryland, 6-8 overall and
4-6 in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference, lost it's third straight
conference game. l0-4, to North
Carolina State yesterday at
College Park. The Terps have
five games to go.
American Loses Eighth
Randolph Macon handed
American U. its eighth Mason
Dixon Conference loss in nine
game, Ill. at Ashland, Va
AU has three games left.
Georgetown. 20, and George
Washington, Us and ga in the
Southern Conference, each has
four games left. Catholic, 2-5
and lis in the MD, has six
games remaining.
Dick Brown singled with the
bases loaded in the ninth in
ming to drive in the winning
run for Navy against Gettys-
burg. Gary Carlson went the
distance for the Middies and
gave up just two hits. Dick
Hawkins pitched a six-hitteI
for Gettysburg, which lost its
seventh game against six VIC
tories.
N. c. State Rallies
Joel Gibson threw a five-
hitter at Maryland to lead
North Carolina State, which
rallied for eight runs in the
last three innings. The Terps
beat State, 11-3, last month
at State.
BitSy Ihlenfeld pitched
three-hit ball to lead Randolph
Macon to its victory over AU.
The Yellow Jackets are Al in
the conference and 1873 over
all.
GETTYSBURG 600 100 OO-2 . 3
NAVY lO1 600 OOl-3 & &
Hawkins and Elliott; Carlson and
Bellino
N c. STATE 600 zoo 323-ln1O 6
MARYLAND 100 0O3 600 4 SIS
Gibson and Perry: j. Rogers, Fowler
l6D, Turner a. and P Rogers HR-
Cox IN. c. State), 4th. none on.
AMERICAN U 100 600 600 2 4
RAND. MACON 4OT 600 OOx-Il q 4
Crane, Ochins ~, Conner C3), and
Keesler; Ihlenfeld and Walthall.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
WDGA Likely
loco TO Wire
Deciding Title

The Women's District Golf
Associations first team
matches pass the halfway mark
in Tuesdays fourth round at
Congressional, but there is little
likelihood that the three-way
scrap for the title will be
settled until Argyle, Chevy
Chase and Army Navy COM
plete their head to head
matches.
The current standings are
meaningless because none of
the top three teams has met
each other, and because of the
byeS.
However, Argyle lost ground
yesterday in a 5l2-3l2 victory
over Columbia. The defending
champions lost 1Ia points by
comparison to the idle Army
Navy team, which earlier de-
feated Columbia, 7-2.
Deciding Point
Mrs. Sam Crocker'S par three
on the 18th hole was good for
the deciding point as she and
Mrs. James Hagerty won,
2l2-l2, over Mrs. j. D. Hanley
and Dorothy Omolecki.
Argyle won, 81, in the first
bracket as Mrs. Frank Cush
started birdie-eagle. Mrs. Cush
ard Georgia Mae McKeever
lost the back nine to Mrs. Rich
ard Kreuzburg and Mrs. Irving
Swanson. Argyle's third bracket
of Mrs. Wilson Howard and
Mrs. R. c. Townsend won three
points.
Chevy Chase Scores ROut
Chevy Chase blanked Indian
Spring, 80, although some of
the points were closely con-
tested. Washington Golf and
Country Club won, 6-3, over
Congressional as the latter club
swept three points in the first
bracket. Nina Champion and
Mrs, D. H. Henderson upset
Mrs. Charles Egenroad and Mrs.
William Walsh.
Chevy Chase meets Army
Navy's question-mark team
May II at Indian Spring, Army
Navy plays Argyle the follow
ing week, and in the final
that could decide the
title, Argyle's defending cham
pions play Chevy Chase May 81.
Other results yesterday:
I'd Teams at Prince GEORGES
kenwood 5i2, Chevy Chase 3ia.
Belle Haven 3. Brooke Manor 4.
Court House 5. Army Navy 4.
Sd Teams at Manor
Bethesda 5, Westbriar 4
Woodmont 8, Indian Spring 3
Confessional 5Ea, Army Navy 3h
18th Teams at Washington
Court House 6l2, Woodmont 2i7.
Army Navy 6iz, Argyle 2R.
Prince. Georges :, Indian Spring 2.
5th Teams at Columbia
Manor :, Woodmont ..
Kenwood Z. Brooke Manor ..
Congressional 4ia. Belle Haven Ala
9Th Teams at KenwoOd
Norbeck ). Prince Georees L.
Columbia ), Washington 4
Manor 6, Bethesda g.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
INTERHIGH LEAGUE

Wilson High Schools base
ball team has taken over un-
disputed first place in the In
terhigh Leagues West Division,
out that doesn't stop Coach
Billy Richardson from worry
ilfg.
The Tigers yesterday de-
feated Bell. 8-4, for their 26th
straight victory. Sam Swindells,
senior lefthander, went the
route for Wilson to pick up his
18th straight win, four of them
tAs year.
1--WE left IA men on base"
Richardson pointed out after
the game. The club isn't hit
ting like it did last year" Will
son won the league champion
ship last season.
ESwindells struck out II bat
tsiss, two in each of the first
fiSs innings. Tom Bradley of
Bel. who had won seven
staaight games this season, left
the game after four innings.
Complaining of a sore arm.
The loss dropped Bell into a
tie. with Roosevelt for second
ptace. Roosevelt yesterday de-
fsated Coolidge, 1916.
sNashington-Lee and Wake
f1R9d remained tied for the
Nrthern Virginia Group 1 lead
as!each took a victory yester-
des. The Warriors won over
SfEart, 5-l, at Wakefield. WI
hAd to go nine innings to beat
Mount Vernon. 6-5. at Green
briar. Pete Yelverton singled
iusWarren Smith for the win
mig run.
INTERHIGH LEAGUE
WILSON -..- 3Ol 10 IS 4
BELL 200 00l o. s 8
.Swindells and Snyder; Bradley
HAtes 90, Tillman t5l and Martz
Mckinley 22O O3O x-7 s
Bora, Davis 90 and Simpson, Ward
ldlt Proctor and w. Williams HR-
Pate Mckinley I'd. one on: Simpson
chamberlain Sd. none on.
WESTERN O6O OGO Ia q s
CARDOzO 2l5 100 3 II IS /
Peil Tomkin - and Lewis Farmer,
Ahen t2l, Green a. and Gurley. HR
--Riley WESTERN, I'd, 3 on.
81
SRNGARN 200 OO3 IL 3 <
AEACOSTIA ESQ 10 x-q 4
Hammer. Pope C2), Hunt 4l ana
BeH, Reed (4) Hinton and ArmStrong
HR-Guthrie tAnacostia), I'd, on;
Pace (Spingarnl. 18th. on: TAYLOR
(SnangsrnJ. 7th, none on.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
"A SoftbuII Winners

The Coast Line Cavaliers and
Maggie's Restaurant gained
narrow victories last night in
the Glass AA Softball League
at Guy Mason Center. Line de-
feated the Georgetown Haber-
dashery, 2-l, and Maggie's won
over Bishop Air Conditioner,
10.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
RACING
RESULT
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, S3,5OO; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furiones.
belmoud (COmbestD 600 90 2 60
Vault tOndersOnD S90 66E
Nancy'S Chance (YcaEaD Z az
MISS Prin, Lovely Ann Some Tune
sweet Terri, Errard's Damozel, Some
Bird. Time. III.
SECOND RACE - Purse. 81 OOo
claiming; 3-year-olds: IS furlones
Allie s. (S0i0monel 500 35O . aO
lorraine e. (StOvalD IOS0 10 IN
Greater Reward tSt'IinE) lilo / 10
TAKE Five. Battlewise, Landlord n,
pate Just Breezins and oil Master
Time. l:112s.
Dead heat for place
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S7O.3O
Evening star., 1960-05-04
No. a for Burdette

SARASOTA, Fla May 4
(AP).-The wife of Milwaukee
Pitcher Lew Burdette gave birth
to a 7-pound-2 ounce girl yes
terday. The Burdettes have one
son and two other daughters.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
SHENANDOAH
SCRATCHES
Clear and Fast

Clear and Past
Franks Dream, Now Down.
2-NeElected Miss. Biz Crash.
5-Lynleelee, One Morce Nance
6-Beste Halls, Mayor busch, Ii
s-Becky
9-Petit 5attemept, Cram.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
AU and Terps
BoW,.Middies
Continue Pace

Records Of Area Teams
Evening star., 1960-05-04

WILSON 30i 10 IS 4
BELL 200 00l o. s 6
Swindells and Snyder; Bradley.
Hates t5J, Tillman t5i and MartZ
Evening star., 1960-05-04

CHAMBERLAIN OOl 600 "a 6 5
MCKINLEY 900 O30 - s
Bora, Davis t6l and Simpson, Ward
lnt Proctor and w. Williams HR-
Pate Mckinley I'd. one on: Simpson
t0hamberlainl Sd. none on.
The Adak sun., 1960-06-13

FOR SALE: 1880 Indoor Chevrolet. Elk
cellent condi tion. Has not been driven
over IS miles per hour in last year.
The price is $500 90 or best offer.
Call 433(work) or 497-J(Qtrs.)
The Adak sun., 1960-06-13

NOTICE.: The Bering ANA teur Radio Club
will hold a meeting at the Ham Shack
KL7AZN Sunday 19 June at 1900. We are
making plans for the ARRL Field Day
activities to be held on the 18th and
10Th Of June SO look forward 70 Won
derful weekend Of hamning Come on out
and let's put KL7AzN up there in the
top scoring bracket.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Urban Council
Is Given Two
New Members

Two new members nave been
appointed to the Districts Ur-
ban Renewal Council.
They are John T. Barnett,
Washington area general man
ager for Sears. Roebuck and
Co., and DR.. Richard Francis
Jones, medical director and
chief Of the urology division of
Freedmen's Hospital.
They were named by the
Commissioners yesterday to fill
the unexpired terms of retired
Army Maj. Gen. Louis w.
PrentisS, a former District
Engineer Commissioner, and
Woolsey Hall. a retired Treas
ury Department official.
Gen. Prentiss, who now is
executive vice president Of the
American Road Builders Asso-
citation, resigned from the
council last February. Mr.. Hall
resigned from the citizens ad-
visory group last October. The
two terms expire next Septem-
Der.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Harold StasSen urges that Republicans dump Nixon.
The Vice President feels like walking ghost Every four
years he gets Stassenated.
Ike and Mac agree atom-test reply to Khru-
shchev GiSt Dear k with We'll keep tryst To
test trust will be the twist"
Cubas Castro speaks extemporaneousy for four hours
He's becoming historys greatest ad ibber.
Texas Republican leader booms Gov Rockefeller for
President. Rockys after heart The day he's
gathered to his fathers Internal Revenue will fly flag
at half mast.
The drama the world is waiting for is the night
the decay germs rally and defeat the tooth paste
The administration warns census-takers not to argue
politics Any who doesn't recognize Nxons picture on
the campaign button isn't worth arguing with
Civil Defense Boss Hoegh says If we're attacked it's
every man for himself for while Then the Government will
get into the ac-and the chaos will look more familiar
Evening star., 1960-03-30
RALPH MeGILL
A Political Dream Dies Hard

Of the boss" atmosphere
which forced Gov. Rookie
feller out of the primaries,
are right. If it comes at all it
must be initiated by the Vice
President. And even then Mr..
Rockefeller might not agree.
But he could hardly turn
down an offer to keynote the
convention. And if it then
drafted him with loud hozan-
nahs and the well-known
cries of acclaim, he could not
refuse.
The GOODNESS between the
Governor and Mr.. Nixon
might yet be dissipated. 1t
is known that through the
years Mr.. Rockefeller wrote
the Vice President a num-
Der of highly complimentary
letters. commencing him as
an able man who had done
well on assignments.
However, Mr.. Nixon will
need to break with what is
left Of the old right-wing
Taft group which thought
their leader to be too far to
the left on housing aid and
some other aspects of social
reform. But they are not
really important. They are a
sort Of vermiform appendix
anyhow and one day a sharp,
clean operation will be nee
essary. This may be the year.
This group has no place to-
go unless, perchance, it sup
ports Gov. Faubus' States
Rights group.
All this is in the air. Who
knows? BY the time June is
here we may see the dream
revived. A pledge of pro-
gressiveness by Mr.. Nixon
would almost certainly bring
it about. Gov. Rockefeller
cannot join the conservative
wing at this late date, and
would not II he could.