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Evening star., 1960-03-05
Progress With Lemon


The Senator's holdout situa-
ton may be resolved in a few
days. Griffith said he talked
with Outfielder Jim Lemon fol
40 minutes Thursday night
that both yielded a bit and
that we're very close"
Griffith also attempted to
contact Outf1elder Bob Allison
in Raytown. Mo-, but was un-
successful. Pitcher Hal Griggs
also is a holdout, but nobody
seems concerned about the fact
that he may quit the game.
Il told Lemon to think about
my most recent offer for a few
days and let me know" Grif
fifth said. Jim told me there
was 18 inches of snow in
Roanoke and that he couldn't
fly out Of there even If he
wanted to-"
Pascual, who could stake a
strong claim to being the best
pitcher in the majors last sea-
son. considering a 1910 record
with an inept defensive team
is looking for more improve
ment.
Now I think I know how to
PITCH" said PaScual, who is
getting plenty of practice. He
had a 1875 record in the Cuban
Winter League, then won two
more games in hurting Cuba to
the championship in the Carib-
bean series. His last official
outing was one-hitter against
Panama.
Rest Too Expensive
Camilo apparently is thriv-
ing on work, but he admits he
might be wise to skip winter
pitching at least once every
other year. But how can
do it?" he asks. This year I
make nearly $4,000 pitching in
the winter"
PaScual believes he has
reached his peak and will hold
1t for some years.
Now I can control my curve
ball." Camilo said. Il throw it
See SENATOR'S, Page Ala
Evening star., 1960-03-05
NCAA Relations Good

Although the Rose Bowl
pact is dead, the proposal that
a member could go on an invi-
rational basis is still breathing
slightly. 1t is possible, Assist
ant Commissioner Bill Reed
Evening star., 1960-03-05

Totals 10 2S-34 2
Halftime: 1880, Wake Forest.
Evening star., 1960-03-05
|ron-Mon Duke Team Battles
Wake Forest for ACC Title
Both Land Punch

State with less than a minute
remaining. i
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Evening star., 1960-05-17


about so beautiful springs are
in that area; many. in which
bathing and boating are per-
mitted.
There are good wide paved
roads, beautiful churches.
stores and hotels. Homes
may be had with lake 'front.'
age or the lake in the back.
AS to furniture; sometimes
there are old family pieces
one wishes to keep.
There are older houses in
Orlando where such pieces
will At in very nicely though
bungalows are more in de-
mand there.
There are buslines through
out the city but buses are not
permitted to block traffic.
In comparison. Mia m i
caters to the sporting class
and money; Daytona Beach
to bathers, swimmers, boat
ing, etc.
Orlando is in the lake and
ridge section and in the
orange belt. If one has a car,
that is the best location as
you are centrally located to
any section of Florida. In
fact. Florida is OK from
north to south, east to west.
Good luck to you.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Performance
ToBe Benefit

The longest day Of the
year, June 81, may well be
the biggest night of the
year" for the District of Co.
lumbia YWCA. That is the
S h eduled date of the
YWCA's benefit performance
of the long-awaited musical
MY Fair Lady" at the Ma
tional Theater
Mrs. Marshall F. Brushart
of Kenwood, Md. is chair
man of the Y's benefit COM
mittee. Assisting her are Mrs.
Fred w. Morrison, chairman
Of the ways and means COM
mittee, and Mrs. Julian C.
Conover, ticket chairman.
Also on the benefit COM
mittee are Mrs. Stewart H.
Beall, Mrs. Seth r. Brooks,
Mrs. Walter H. Judd. Mrs.
James Dusbabek, Mrs. Frede-
rick B. Lee, Mrs. Michael F.
Markell, Mrs. Mastin G.
White and Mrs. Rudolph A,
Winnacker.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
NO PLANS
TO WE'D
JOHN DAILY

PARIS, May II (AP).-
John Daily, radio and tele-
vision commentator for the
American Broadcasting Co.,
said yesterday. I'm very
complimented but I have no
plans to get married" when
told of Washington reports
that he would marry Vir-
ginia Warren. daughter Of
the United States Chief
Justice.
1--WE known her for
years and I've known the
family for years." Mr.. DAILY
said. Right now I'm think
ing only about develop
ments at the summit con-
ference"
Mr.. DAILY is in Paris to
direct ABC coverage of the
four-power summit meet
ing.
Evening star., 1960-05-17

Mrs. Mary Doehler. who
has come to be known as
the Irritating Angel" will
speak here at two meetings
this week under sponsorship
Of the District division of
the American Cancer Soci-
ETY..
Mrs. Doehler, who is di-
rector of Esophageal Speech
at the Massachusetts Eye
and Ear Informary, had her
larynx removed because of
cancer of the throat Is years
ago.
Since that time she has
taught 1000 men and women
who had lost their larynxes
to speak again with a new
esophageal voice.
Her driving insistence with
students is responsible for
her becoming known as the
Irritating Angel"
Mrs. Doehler will speak at
8 pm. tomorrow night in
the Perpetual Building and
Loan Association auditorium,
18th and E sts. NV. under
sponsorship of the Cured
Cancer Club and the Lost
Chord Club. The public is
invited.
She will speak again at 8
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Toffy Recipe
U p Wneb in nf011

v. r., washington
To: r. D. H., Washington
This taffy recipe has been
q favorite with us. Take two
cups sugar, l cup syrup, 2
tablespoons vinegar and "a
pound butter.
Cook together until it
forms a hard ball in cold
water. Add 2 tablespoons
vanilla and tablespoon
water mixed with y tea
spoon soda last. Grease knife
and stir until cool enough to
pull. Cut in pieces with scis-
sors. You'll find this un-
usually delightful.
%*
Buggs Island
MrS. H. o. G., Falls Church
We were very much i'm
pressed with the article in
the fishing section of the
paper on Buggs Island Lake.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
RuffIed Curtains

J. B. W., Silver Spring
To: Mrs. r. J. NJ, Arlington
Your ruffled curtains will
remain like new if after
washing and rinsing, you re-
rinse them in a solution Of
EPSON salts. I use a good half
cup of salts to a dish pan of
water. Let your curtains drip
dry while hanging from
selvege edge, preferably on a
clean sunny day.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Beach Sotire
Planned

Peaches on the Beaches"
a musical satire on SWIM
suits and swimmers from
1897 to the present day. will
be the highlight of the May
% installation luncheon of
the Temple Sinai Sisterhood.
The fashion parade and in
stallation of officers is sched-
uled for noon in the Park
Room Of the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Lint
Mrs A. u WASHINGTON

Mrs. A. u, Washington
There is one question /
would like to ask. What
should I do about a red wool
and orion sweater that
catches all the lint around
and never comes clean when
washed by hand or washing
machine.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
School Ends
Mrs. r. L., Washington

NTS' ~ Ia " U0NIWyIUW
With the school year COM
ing to a close, I would like
to give my nine-year-old a
party to celebrate 1t. Have
any Of you mothers given any
with a cute, fun theme?
What about games, decora-
tionS and, of course, food?
Many thanks for all answers.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Old Records
Mrs. p. F, H., Adelphi. n

Mrs. p. F. H.. Adelphi, Md.
I have an old time music
box with some records which
are of solid steel. They are
l7l2 inches in diameter. I
would like to know if any of
you old timers know if any
one makes these records
now? If somebody knows of
anyone having this kind of
record I would appreciate
very much hearing from
them.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Irritating Angel
To Speak Here

pm. Thursday evening to
physicians. medical students.
nurses and other professional
personnel at Washington
Hospital Center, ITO Irving
st.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

restring beads with a knot
between each bead? I have
a double strand necklace of
pink moonstone beads that
broke at the clasp and l am
anxious to restring them
myself.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Glass Stopper
To Mrs. G.. O'C.
Mrs. r. L., Washington

H'S' ~ L'1 w uofCtftgLOb
Here is how to get a glass
stopper out of a wine bottle:
If you will put it in the freez-
ing compartment of the
frigidaire for few hours you
will find that it will come out
easily. This holds true for
perfume bottles, etc.
Now, I have a question I
hope someone will help me
with. How do you keep white
doeskin gloves from turning
yellow after several washings?
Thank you very much for any
help.
Evening star., 1960-05-17

Therefore, I would appreciate
information from anyone who
has had the pleasure of boat
ing on this lake. and about
motel accommodations.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Strinqinq Beads

Mrs. Fl. N. r., Arlington
I wonder if someone could
give me information COR tell
me where to get it, on how to
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Orlando Is Home-Lovine Community

born and raised in Orlando population of 600).
Some day expect to return there to live.
What you interested in in future life? Orlando caters
home and church loving people and many authors have
retired and lived there in Winter Park four miles north
of Orlando do not know Just how there but
Evening star., 1960-11-06
GET UP AND GO!
Resorts Spend $50 Million,
Then Cross Their Fingers

parking area to adjoin any
terminal.
The race tracks have added
to their facilities. Tropical has
enlarged seating accommoda-
tions, Hialeah has increased its
dining area and Gulfstream Is
expanding its clubhouse and
grandstands.
Fly and Cruise
National Airlines has come up
with a new gimmick in its
package vacation program to
entice the traveller to spend q
little time In Florida before
heading for other spots.
It's. a ely and Cruise" pack
age developed in cooperation
with Traveltyme Tours, Inc,
and the Atlantic Cruise Lines
It consists Of several nights al
the Carlton Hotel in Miam!
Beach, plus a cruise ranging
from three days to two weeks
aboard either the MS Franco c
or the MS Blanca c.
A sample seven-day package
includes four nights at the
Carlton and q three-night
cruise to the Bahamas at SIS:
a person plus air fare-which /.
$153.01, first class, round trir
from Washington.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
TroveI People
Set to TruveI

Mrs. Laura l.. Waters, presi-
dent Of Waters Travel Service,
will lead the local delegation to
the World Travel Congress of
the American Society of Travel
Agents opening next Sunday in
Hawaii. Mrs. Waters is a mem
ber Of ASTA's international
board Of directors, representing
the Central Atlantic area.
Accompanying her will be Mr..
Waters and Andy Spielman,
also Of Waters Travel Service;
Carl and Frieda Winkler, of
Winkler Travel Service; Frank
lin Smith, travel editor of Army
Times: Michael de Tarnowski,
regional manager Of Sabena
Belgian World Airlines; v. L.
Paris. president of White House
Sightseeing, and John Mcleod,
travel editor of the Washington
Daily News.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Pan Am Gets
Set for Its
I'd Million
Some recent guides designed

Some recent guides designed
to help make your travelling
easier:
General - Pan American
World Airways has come out
with new editions Of the air.
lines two popular guides
New Horizons World Guide"
and New Horizons-U. s. A."
The world guide so far has sold
nearly a million copies in pre-
vious editions. Each is available
at 50 from Pan Am or from
travel agents.
Austria - A new 24-page
p a m p hlet, Vienna" gives
background on the city, suggests
sightseeing tours Of from one
to four days. describes seasonal
festivals and activities, and lists
information on trafic regula-
tons, hotels. shopping. weather,
and sports. Free from the Aus
trian State Tourist Department,
444 Madison avenue. New York
%, N. Y.
Virgin Islands-A new folder
listing 1960-61 winter rates for
hotels and guest houses in the
Virgin Islands is available free
from the Virgin Islands Gov
ernment Tourist ONCE, Room
2401. $50 Third avenue, New
York II, N. Y.
North Carolina - A colorful
booklet describing tourist at
fractions Of North Carolina's s
Outer Banks Is available free
from the State Advertising Di-
vision, Department Of Conser-
vation and Development. Raj
eigh, N. c.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
TIGER SHOOTING PLUGGED
BY PROMOTER OF SAFARIS

Big game hunting is big business and Percy Din
shaw head Of Safs India is touring the United States
In an effort to make it even bigger.
American money spent on safars he estimates has.
increased 100 cent in the past ve years, Mr.. DIM
shaw here to promote tiger hunting attributes the in
in part to the general growth Of the travel and
transportation industries
However" he added, next seasons record number
OF hunting parties from the States due in large
ure to the fact that Air India flies direct from New
York to Bombay making the country more easily
sble"
Best tiger is in Madhya Pradesh central part Of
the country. 1t is about 400 miles from Bombay In
addition to- tiger the hunter is likely encounter eop
ard soth bear, wild boar horned antelope bson,
and other game animals
But the real objective" says Mr.. Dinshaw "s the
tiger"
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Florida Gets
New Service

Greyhound has set up q sys-
tenn Of seat reservations on
seven daily through buses to
Florida cities and points south
Of Richmond.
]. E. Wilson of the Wash
ington Greyhound office. said
there will be no extra charge
for the reservations.
Greyhound also has set up q
l3-day tour from Washington
to Florida at $13l.10, plus tax,
to include transportation. ho-
tells for 10 nights, sightseeing
trips and admission fees. It
takes in st. Petersburg, Miami
and Miami Beach.
Greyhound also has expanded
other services.
Mr.. Wilson said there now is
through Scenicruiser express
from Washington-M Montreal via
New York. and four new daily
Scenicruiser schedules
from Washington to Dallas via
Roanoke and Memphis.
Golden Greyhound seat res
ervations also are now avail
able from Washington to Bal
timore and Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
AIR FARE !,
EAL Seeks Expansion
Of Air Bus Service

II the Civil Aeronautics Board
approves, Eastern would begin
the new flights November 28.
Ten package vacations to
New York have been set up by
American Airlines. They range
from three to eight days, and
the cost begins at $40 q head.
Air fare to New York from here
is $17.40.
The new airport at Cork,
Ireland, viii have q ballroom.
When 1t isn't being used for
dances, the 80-foot room will
serve as q restaurant. The air.
port is scheduled for completion
the middle Of next year.
British Overseas Always
Corp. Is distributing an illus
trated booklet to potential
travellers in Britain. It is de-
signed to lure British travellers
to the United States and
Canada.
British European Airways
has extended its London
Prague service to Budapest.
Hungary.
An $50, six-day Dalmatian
Coast cruise between Trieste
and Piraeus, the port for
Athens, is included in q new
vacation package arranged by
Scandinavian Airlines SYSTEM.
The trip includes stops at 10
or more Yugoslav, italian and
Greek ports.
Cunard-Eagle Airways has
begun every-other-week service
between Miami and London
Miami's first scheduled air
service to the British capital.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

ing space reservations on its
through Scenicruiser service to
Florida.
But all those travellers pour
ing into Miami apparently
were on their way elsewhere.
Cruise business from Miami
was better, Jamaica reported
a 81 per cent increase In sum-
mer tourist business. For Mas
sau, Puerto Rico. the Virgin
Islands and st. Lucia the in
crease was Is per cent. In
cleases ranging from Z to 10
per cent were reported by the
Netherlands Antilles, Dominica,
Grenada and Trinidad Tobago.
The Florida resort operators,
however, are showing their
perennial optimism, expanding
and improving their establish
ments and putting their minds
to work on new ideas to hold
the traveller once they get him.
The Colonial Hotel this year
will have a new parking ga
rage for 422 cars. The McAllis-
ter has spent more than $780,
900 enlarging its dining and
convention facilities.
New This Year
Across the Biscayne boule-
ward from Miami's "hotel row."
in Bayfront Park, is the new
"City Of Miami Torch of
Friendship" dedicated d last
month as q permanent light to
symbolic friendship with Latin
American countries.
Miami International Airport
is spending nearly $40 million
to add IL gate positions and
new parking facilities. The
new space will add room for
584 more cars, bringing the
total area to a capacity of more
than 5000 Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1960-11-06
GospuriIIo Pirates
Set Invasion Date

Eye Mystic Krewe of Gas
parilla" has set next February
Is as the opening date for
Tampa's annual Pirate Fes-
tival.
The pirates win Invade"
Tampa aboard their pirate
ship. Jose Gasparilla.. This
opens the week-long celebra-
tion, which includes parades,
dances and fireworks displays.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
AIR FARE

Eastern Air Lines wants to
put its "Air Bus" on two more
routes to Miami-from Cleve-
land and st. Louis.
Eastern currently is flying
the low-cost service between
Pittsburgh and Miami. at $40.
Air bus fares from Cleveland
and st. Louis would be 20 per
cent below present day coach
fares, and would be $42 and
$40, respectively.
Food is not served aboard
the air buses, and passengers
carry their own luggage aboard.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
BY JACK JONAS
star Travel Editor

Resort operators in the
Miami area have poured $50
million into improvements
looking toward the winter sea-
son.
Now they're sitting back with
their fingers crossed. hoping
business will be better than
during the disappointing pre-.
vious winter and an equally
disappointing spring and sum-
mer.
They had hoped to profit
from the virtual shutdown OF
tourism to Cuba. But the profit
didn't develop. Trade in the
lower Florida resorts generally
was down 10 per cent during
the year. Several hotels went
into bankruptcy. .
Despite that. the carriers
but lines, railroads and most oi
the airlineS-had an increase
in business into and out Of
Miami.
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
said its summer business was
10 per cent better than last
years. Delta Airlines took 81
per cent more passengers into
Miami. The business Of Trans
World Airlines, Northwest, and
Capital was up.
Where To?
During the past year, TWA
Capital. Eastern, Delta, North
east and Northwest have dou-
bled their flights into Miami
International Airport Ever
National, which suffered during
the year from the loss in the
Cuba trade. has a bigger capac-
ity this fall and winter.
Greyhound this year is offer.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Lebonese City

The ancient city Of Ba'albek
In Lebanon was named for the
Semetic god Ba'al. Romans In
the lst. I'd and Sd CEN
turies erected the existing tenn
Piles from some Of the largest
building blocks ever quarried..
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Avis in Baltimore

Avis Rent-a-(ar System has
set up facilities at Baltimore's
Friendship Airport. Jet port for
the Washington area.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
Kennedy Selects
Ford President
Defense Secretary

WASHINGTON Up = President
elect John F. Kennedy Tuesday
selected Robert S. Mcnamara,
Ford Motor Co. president as his
Secretary of Defense.
Kennedy now has filled five of
the 10 cabinet posts for his new
administration. Additional APP
pointments are expected in the
next few days.
Kennedy's choice of Mcnamara
for the defense post was an
nounced to newsmen from the
front steps of Kennedy's George
town home.
The President-elect and the man
who will serve as head of the
vast Defense Department stood
side by side in freezing tempera-
ture.
Mcnamara is "A, year older
than Kennedy. He became presi-
dent of the Ford Company Just
day after Kennedy was elected to
the White House.
Today was the second time the
two men had met. The first was
last week.
A native of San Francisco and
like Kennedy a holder of a Har-
ward degree, Mcnamara is max
ing a major financial sacrifice to
take the cabinet post
In giving up the Ford presi
dency, he is giving up a salary
and other remuneration in the
area of 100000 a year to take
$4,000 government salary.
In addition, he told reporters
that he holds 24,05O shares of
Ford stock and an option on 3d.
900 more. He is divesting himself
of the stock, he said
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14

on the Republican challenge of
the election result. He also said
there was no proof that anyone's
rights had been violated when
thousands of Texas ballots were
voided for technical reasons.
In Illinois, with 81 electoral
votes, State Circuit Judge Thomas
T. Kluczynski dismissed two suits
by Republicans against the Demo-
tic-dominated Cook County and
Chicago election boards. They de-
manded that official canvass re-
suits be altered in favor of Nixon.
The National Electoral College
will go through its traditional
ceremony of electing the Presi-
dent on Dec. 10, less than a week
from now. Once that occurs, Ken
nedy's election will be official.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
More Charges Made
Against United States

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. p
The Soviet Union charged today
that U. S. W reconnaissance
planes are being used to photo
graph the positions Of Algerian
rebel forces and u. S.-made bombs
are being used to kill them.
The charge was made by Soviet
Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian
Zorin before the General As
sembly's Donation political COM
mittee. The committee is consider
ing Asian-African demands for
a U. N. role in settling the future
of the strife-torn North African
territory.
Zorin accused France of whole
sale slaughter and said President
Charles De Gaulle had the back
ing of "the new-fangled Holy
Alliance of Nato."
U. S. bombs, helicopters and
other equipment and weapons are
being used by the French forces
in Algeria, Zorin said, He did not
say whether U. S. or French
pilots manned the w planes. But
he asserted that NATO bases in
North Africa, manned by U. S.
personnel, are being used by the
French in their campaign against
the rebels.
Diplomats backing the Algerian
rebels showed confidence that the
General Assembly would call for
U. N. referendum on self-de-
termination in Algeria. They ex-
pected the new wave of violence
to strengthen their position in the
United Nations.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
COP Favors
President
Appointments

WASHINGTON Up - Vice
President Nixon fears President
elect Kennedy is robbing Republi-
cans of some of their thunder by
veering to the middle of the politi-
cal road.
Nixon bases this view on ap-
pointments to the cabinet and
other posts his successful presi-
dental rival already has an
nounced-and some that still are
in the speculative stage.
1t is no secret that Nixon feels
if Kennedy names Douglas Dill
lon, now Undersecretary of State,
as Secretary of the Treasury and
Dillon accepts, the action will
make it more difficult to build
Republican opposition to the new
Democratic administration.
This would put Republican of
moderate views at the helm of
department concerned with man
agement of the nations fiscal af
fairs. Dillon would be in a posi-
ton to put a brake on the kind
of big spending Nixon forecast in
the campaign would be the hall
mark of a Kennedy administra-
ton.
Republican political philosophy
has always been geared to claims
of fiscal responsibility. If Ken
nedy makes this a keynote of his
administrations he has pledged
to do-the Republicans are going
to have to look elsewhere for am
munition to use against him in
1864.
publican camp for the political
There is admiration in the Re
finesse Kennedy has displayed in
other appointments.
His choice of Dean Rusk as
Secretary of State has given the
Republicans little to complain
about. AT the same time, Ken
nedy moved out of the direct line
of their fire.
He did this by naming Adlai E..
Stevenson as Ambassador to the
United Nations, Rep. Chester
Bowles as Undersecretary of State
and Gov. G.. Mennen Williams of
Michigan as Assistant Secretary
for African Affairs.
In his U. N. post Stevenson is
not likely to be the object of the
kind of attacks he would have
faced as Secretary of State.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
10 YEARS LATER

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. R = On
March 26, 1850, Charles M, Saun-
ders, then a Sgt. LIST Class in an
Army medical company, suffered
frostbitten hands and feet as he
descended steep mountain slope
in Colorado to rescue a person
injured in an auto crash.
Now an Air Force captain,
Saunders was presented the Army
Commentator Ribbon yesterday
in ceremonies at Brooks Air Force
Base here.
The Army apparently planned
the decoration in 1850 but mis-
placed its papers for 10 years.