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group enjoyed community singing,
playing games and a tasty lunch
The club presented Mr.. Francis
with a parting gift and expressed
their regret on losing him as a
member Mr.. Francis responded
with brief remarks Of thanks and
appreciation
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Social and Personal
L sr."PAuL <

Visiting In New York Leaving the city Wednesday after
for New York city Mr. Jesse Gray and five children
Of 764 Marshall Av They left by and will visit Gray
brother for a week.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Broden 764 Fuller
Av had their house guests the weekend Mines Doris
Rudy Margaret Thomas Frazier both Of Chicago Edith Thomas
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Glenwood Hills hospital on Mon
day, June 6, for treatment and
rest.
Farewell Party: The Retired
Mems Social Club honored David
Francis at a going away party on
Wednesday, June /, at Nicollet
Field House. Mr.. Francis left
Thursday, June 2, for Denver,
Colo, to join Mrs. Francis The
former Minneapolitans win make
their permanent home in Denver.
AS the afternoon progressed the
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Leroy KYIes Graduates

Leroy Kyles, 63S Carroll, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Washing
ton was among these receiving
their high school diplomas from
Central High school June 8.
Kyles spent the first three years
Of his high school career at Rock
Island high school, Rock Island
III.
He wants to be a engineer OIL
technician.
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TOLEDO NAACP
EXCEEDS GOAL

Toledo, Ohio (ANP) - The Toll
edo NAACP achieved 1884 mem
bers and 1884 in cash in its mem
bership drive, officials announced
last week. The figures exceeded
goals Of $500 members and $500
in cash.
Mrs. Gladys Heron served as
general chairman and Mrs. Joan
Coleman was associate general
chairman.
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Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

June 18-Elmer w. Henderson
Washington, DC; E. P. Murchi-
son, Chicago, III.
June 19-Charles H. Wardlaw
Jr., Bronx, N. Y; Mrs. Charles
Miller Sr., Rosemead, Calf.
June 20-Mrs. Arabelle Hill, Los
Angeles, Calf.
June 21-Mrs. E. Reden, lis N.
D. Ave, Sioux Falls, S. D.
June 22-Wilbert Greer, Atlanta,
Ca; Nelson Peery, Los Angeles,
Calf.
June 24-Bob Bolton, Los An
geles, Calf.
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Eve Or The Storm

Editors Note: The most thorough unbiased report what
has been happening relations in the South since
student dOwns article by Dan Wakefield
the city, which appeared in The Nation May
Its wide interest and broad eprnng
full nstaImens Citizens interested what really happen
recalcitrant southern
Illuminating Informative is Instament
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

Bank accounts are like tooth
paste: easy to take out but hard
to put back. Ruby Ingraham-
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'Tf you burn the candle at both
ends, you may not be as bright as
you think. v. ProchnOw.
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Evening star., 1960-11-10
Recreation Is Topic

Career opportunities in rec
reation will be discussed by a
panel of seven educational and
professional recreation special
lists at 8 pm. Wednesday in the
Howard University Biology
Greenhouse building. Fourth
and College streets NV.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Tougher After 1865

The effects Of the age transi-
tion are only beginning to make
themselves felt. and will be-
come strongest after 1865. AS
Edward L. Omohundro, YES
Evening star., 1960-11-13
COTTAGE CITY

BUNGALOW BEAUTY-Will
sell this completely redeco-
rated home on FLA or VA
financing to qualified pur-
chaser for only Sl2,25O. Has
" hedrms down. plus COM
pletely finished upstairs. Full
nSInt. with mpch-sought-
etter h; ;-w.h. Screened porch
and other extras,
Evening star., 1960-11-13

COTTAGE ClTY-Sl95 down incl
settlement. Det . bedrms.; full
6Smt;; nice lot. Owner will finance
Evening star., 1960-11-13
STATELY COLONIAL,

ONLY Sl",15e-Call and see
This church-owned spotleSs
nome. 3 nice bedrooms, and
sep. din. rm., opposite park,
near new Prince Geor-cs
Plaza and all of the con-
VenienceS. FLA or conyen-
tlonal financing can be ar
Taneed. This is a must-see
Evening star., 1960-11-13
BRICK RAMRT,ER

NEWLY LISTED-You can
assume 4 l2ec GI lean when
you purchase this truly out
standing home. Has built
IN garage with M gic-cve
ooor, Z bedrmS., fun bSnt.,
gas hot-water heat and
centre air Cond. Plenty of
value here for Sl6,95O.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
EAsTPINEs

EAsTPINES
2-bedrm. Cape Cod; close to park
way and all conVeniences; idea
for beginner or retired couple
only $500 down and approx
mately S1S mo.
ARNALL REAL ESTATE
WA, 7-1001 TO. 9-4S4(
Z. RIvERDALE-Vae. Sle5 dn.. r,
settlement chgs.; 3-bedrm. sell
det. brk.: Ia baths; excel. cond
Evening star., 1960-11-13
RIVERDAI.E

Sl2.150-S4U0 GOWN, ball
snce on 3u-year FEA loan.
near St. Bern9 rd's Parochial
SchooI and every convenI-
ence. Beautiful 3-bedrr
prk. home. Al condition.
EEXpertly Handicapped lot.
Newly listed-See now '
Evening star., 1960-11-13
ASSOCIATED BROKERS
WOODBRIDGE

Over is-acre lot on cul-de-sae.
Rambler with 3 bedrooms. Q
full baths. stove, refsr., washer.
Utility bldg. in back. House
6 months old: S15.6OO. Pay
ments $96 p.i.t.i., with S1.9s0
down.
Brick rambler in nice neigh
borhood; 3 bedrooms. equipped
kitchen with eating space. Full
basement. Lovely yard. Assume
GI 424To loan: S17.6OO. Pay
ments $114 p.i.ti., with $4,000
down.
Acreage in Stafford County.
Tracts from 100 to 500 acres.
Excellent hunting; SIS per
acre with attractive terms.
Call GY. 4-6lOl
TAYLOR -ARMENTRouT
REALTY CORP.
woodbridge, Va.
MCLEAN
Would YOU like to TRADE your
home TOR new CuStomed
built rambler, bi-level, split
level or Colonial? suggest
that YOU visit our model homes
open for your inspection daily
= pm. It'll dark: Sat. and Sun.
IL am. til dark. Drive BY and
discuss TRADE with the agent
on this premises.
3, 4 or : bedrooms, 2 and 3
baths. large kitchen, formal
din. rm.. huge family rm.,
porch with view. 32la-acre
lots: close-in location.
DIRECTIONS: From Chain
Bridge proceed west to Mclean
stoplight. turn left on Old Do.
minion drive for approx rs
miles to Kirby rd. underpass.
left at underpaSs to Kirby
rd. left on Kirby rd. TO houses:
Watch for our FOLLOW Me-
signs.
Call JE. 3-O441
PENN PARK REALTY CORP.
40 W. Broad st.
Falls Church, Va,
Evening star., 1960-11-13
TREES!

You'll love the woodland setting Of
this immaculate FOUR BEDROOM
212-BATH contemporary brickS
ITGHTFUL DEVON PARK cens @
ter-hall plan to reversed 24-ft,
living rm. with fireplace and huge
Pleture gindow oyERLooKINd
Dream kitchen, l6-ft, dining rm..
screened porch-carUort. Excellent
terms at S29,750. DIR: From Lee
hwy. in Fails Church. out Great
Fails ST.. to Lemon I'd. right to
1854 and our open sign.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

ARL., N.-Ciose in. New 3-bedrm. :.
2l7-bath brick Cape Cod; de luxc
kitchen, lge. bedrms., din. rm.,
bsmt., floor tiled. Cor. lot. Close
to Pentason and Arl. Hall. 416 N,
Arlington st. S23,950. OPEN BY
OWNER, to 5. ia. 7-2997;
ewes, KE. 6-S165.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Paramount Sales, Inc.
PRESENTS

LEWISDALE-4-yr. .-old 4-bedrm, 2
bath brk. split level; 4th bedrm.
modern kitchen, finished rec, rm,
Asking only S17,95O.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

TEMPLE HILLS, -62l4 Akron St.
3-bedrm, 2-story semidetached
full bsmt.: fenced yard.
81. 800 down. sfO5 per mo-, incl
taxes and insurance.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
HIDE AWAY

HIDE AWAY
On this 100x20O-ft. lot in COLLEGE
Park area. Really live in this
stone fireplace, . brisht .bedrms. ;,
modern kitchen and bath. Stairs
to eXpansible attic. Only S1f. $50;
$500 down, $3.50 per mo. FHA.
COUNTRY COMFORT
On big 223x6O-ft. lot in excellent
location. Brand-new 3-5edroom
rambler, family dir.ng are, Are
place in full basement plus !,
fath with shower. Bui.'e" wants
offer. price Sl5.g50; 81 800 down,
What your offer' Gail nov
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 TIL . PM.
G., No MONEY DOWN-:I-bedrm
rambler; storm windows and
doors. covered patio, fenced corner
Iot. Cal to inspect this bargain.
HUGH T. PECK. 1926 Ga. Ave.
GLENDALE-Huge I4-acre wooded
lot IN Semirural area is the perfect
background for this unique and
spacious 3-bedrm. brick-and frame
tIi,!eVel; 2OX?O-ft. living rm. with
white, stone .firepl., family dinins
I'm. dream &c luxe kitchen; base
ooara h.-w.f ; finished pine-pan-
flooring. Ncg NASA and 20 minS ms
TO Fort Mes de. Price slashed tc
SsI.930 for quick sale. LIBERIA
PROPERTIES, AP T-71Si
Evening star., 1960-11-13
FALLS CHURCH
CUTE AND COZY

$3.50 down includes settlement,
S95 monthly payments in
clude principal, interest, taxes
and insurance: 2-bedroom ram
bier; carport; nice lot with
trees: near Seven Corners.
Won't last-call now.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

JONES POINT BRIDGE AREA
Only S14.950; 3-bedrm. stone
rambler on 100 BY 100 fenced lot.
stone firepl. in liy. rn.. sep. din.
rm, I. p; BURGESS REALToR.
LANDOyER (Ardmore area)-Vac.
Sl95 dn., no settlement chgs.; q
bedrm. det. rambler. "a acre lot.
owner win finance. ME. s-l2iS.
LANDOvER KNOLLS-Brk, ram
bier with full bsmt.; only 5000 dn.
FHA: 3 bedrms.. din. rm., liv. rm,,
kit, bath; off-st. parkins. Cali
MIN MT; NeESeTTy' REIi.Tyy' cY. 7-sS46. FOR
LANDOYER KNOLLS. u miles
Bait, Wash. parkway - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler wlfull bsmt.. Ice lot
w/trees. $4,000. Assume GI
loep. BY OWNER. sP. 3-03s6.
LANGLEY PARK on N, Hamp. ave.
3-bedrm., 12-bath brick semidet.
Ideal FOR OFFICE"
Newly decorated, immediate pos
session. walk-out bsmt. w/rec. rm.,
scr porch; immediate possession:
W. j. NICHOLAS HE. 4-1OOO
LANHAM-a acres; 4-bedrm. Colo
s4Rb isf s sEzf42 SsaRv SR 1!9So f:!Rs avail
LANEiAM AREA. 9532 Dubarry ave.
Seabrook.-New custom-built 3-
6edrm. brick rambler; carport;
lot. Conv. schools and transp.
Sl7,5O0. FHA. terms. S1,S0O dn.
AP. f-713S.
LANHAM PARK-Beautifui new g.
nedrm. brick rambler; equip. kit,
plumbing roughed-in for bathroom; ;
attached garage; lovely la-acre
level lot: nice neighborhood: .
blks. to school. 1 blk. to bus. Only
Sl1,950, excel. terms. M, LEO
STORCH, SP. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-11-13
GET AWAY

From the city. Live in Beltsville
adjoining Catholic home. Family
will love living in this new 5B-ft.
ground-hugging brick rambler
Separate dining room, 3 twin
sized bedrooms and . full baths,
carport, full basement, hot-water
neat: on large lot. Many fine fea-
lures. Only S22 $50; low as
$1,000 down; immediate possess
sion. Can now-we have the key.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
CHEVERLY

Beautiful 3-bedrm., custom bull
FHA appraised, S2O,5OO.
BERENS, AP. 7-4646
Evening star., 1960-12-13

PIANOS-Visit our store for bar.
gains in used spinets and consoles.
Many fine makes; including Mason
Baldwin Acrosonic, story q Clark,
H. M. Cable, Winter, Estey,
Fischer, Wurlitzer, Knabe, Gul.
bransen and others. ST. $4,000.
JORDAN'6, corner 18th and q
Ill A.aAsa ns.Aaaasaae
Evening star., 1960-12-13
OFFICE FURNITURE

q, ,Js, 5; eoyyESSaNESE; yIgss s!Es! N iE R!AisEKs s!is
sso6SSeS 6SSeSVNaEcs ssoes e. GoMpANFES Sea and f.eon.
ditioned once furniture. Desks,
tables, file cabinets, chairs, book.
cases, everything for once and
nome SAVINGS up 70 75fs.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
1101 7th ST. NV
Evening star., 1960-12-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALL TYPES MAsONRY and ear.
pentry work. Additions, gar. rec
rms. retaining walls. fiagstone
patios. Work guaranteed: q yrs
TO pay. RE. 6-2297, RE. 6-oil2
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, $40
to $500: small Jobs Q Specialize
Call HU, 3-3074,
Evening star., 1960-12-13

PROTECTOR, Amer. Optical exec.
500: slightly used. excel. cond..
$50. 10. 3-6s62 aft. $3.50 pm.
RANGE, Hardwick, apt. size: ex.
cellent condition; S65. Ii. 7-2077.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas. Elec.: 500 Up. AID, 2-2100
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ca. Ave.
dis. portable, two
mikes, pa. system. Like new, ex.
cellent for voice. Sacrifice S126.
ia. $4,000.
REFRIGERATION
Evening star., 1960-12-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY leaving for Miami, Fla., Dec
70 In new car. desires lady Il
snare expenses and help with
driying. Exchange refs. AD
Evening star., 1960-12-13
5IRLe OVER I0-TRaVm.

o. o. A.. Mexico, Hawaii, 90. Amer.
Transp. furnished. Anyone may
apply. incl. English speaking for
eiEners.. Accustomed to earn Sl26
wkly. plus bonus. lmmed. cash ad-
able. See Mr.. o'DONNELL ct the
Cairo Hotel, 18th and Que NV.
bet. 10 Am. and 0 pm.
Evening star., 1960-12-13

FIANOS-New spinet pianos re-
duced to S425. Choice Of rahog..
ebony, sss Wv, walnut or blond, raZ only
convenient locationsl:
Dntn.. 1880 g st NV. RE. 7-e212
Alex, 2621 Mt. Urn Av. KI. S-S6S6
Beth. 4940 Frn't Av. OIL. 6-167A
Suburban Stores Open Eves.l
PIN BALL MACHINES, $50 and up.
Completely checked and re.con-
ditloned. Also 20-record and 100.
record music boxes. Ideal for
Christmas gifts. Call or come in
betw. 2:30 p.m.-5:30 pm. Mon.s
Sat Phone EX 3-69l0, Play
LAND AMUSEMENT, AIS 9th st.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
PIANO. EsTEY. console: eond. IKE
new; matching bench: satin ebony

PlANOS-Get our quotations on
brand-new standard makes OF
rdaI pianos ,,tS: before you buy: Also =. 2
to choose from at bargain prices,
Over 100 spinets. consoles and
grands on our floors. st. $4,000.
PIANO MART. IOl5 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME, Write
for American School bulletin. Dept
R-l2C. Box 50. Bladensburg. Nd.
LEARN ABC SHORTHAND in 8
weeks. Low rates. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 @ NV. ma. s-4B29.
NEW CLASSES-civil Service, typ
ing, steno, Federal entr. exam. -,
card punch. BoYD's School
18th and 9 NV. MA. e-234O.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
IMPACT wRENcH, 3S0 Sioux, elee.

GIFTS Of all kinds, band
and orchestra instrurnents-We
have the largest selection In the
Washington area. See US for
worthwhils SAVINGS. Easy terms.
KITS. Washington's largest
music store, 1880 g st. NV. RE.
1-62l2; Alex. Branch, 1921 Mt.
Vernon ave, XII. s-e6S6. (Alex.
branch store open evenings.)
Evening star., 1960-12-13

PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets, con.
up with option to buy. All popu-
lar type American-made instru-
ments, either new or slightly used.
Hauling extra. JoRDAN's, FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and @ st.
NV. (phone ST. 3-9400); 5169
Lee highway, Arlington tphone
KE. S-5O60)'; 1882 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring (phone Ju. 5-1105):
104 William St., Fredericksburg
(phone Essex 3-7472l. Full selec-
tion at all stores. Silver Spring,
downtown and Arlington stores
open evenings.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
HELp MEN

ROUTE SALESMAN, white: expsr.
nsees;sry; |srTis6 e. szesllsnt ss, ,i: ssl
Ford. BOYDS, 18th ana @ n.ws
!. Ma. s-23z0.
Evening star., 1960-12-13

SPEECH WRITER
Heavy In speech writing: bring
sesume; 70 be hlled immediateiy.
NATIONAL IL TEAzpLoYMENr sERy.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

pendabIe." l945. The story of the PT
boats used during World War II. John
Wayne, Robert Montgomery Roaring
Timber" 1887 A timber contractor
oyercomes sabotage and trickery to do
Job Jack Holt.
lis q NcAA FOOTBALL.
Air Force VS.. Navy at Baltimore.
l:3o a SERIAL THEATER.
Serials Chapter Of Jungle Drums OF
Africa"
las n LEARN TO DRAW.
Education. Jon Gnagy will be giving
weekly instructions in charcoal drawing,
200 0 BASKETBALL.
Approximately 2N2 Hours. Teams to be
announced.
q DATELINE EUROPE.
Drama international Spies"
800 q RACKET SQUAD.
Detective Reed HadIey stars
400 q BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure "Leh Sails Again"
Ais q CLEGE F'TBALL SC0RB0RD.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
$2,400 Donated
In Vain for Roads

The 40 Claremont Woods
residents who donated $4,000
to help resurface the roads in
their subdivision won't get the
work done at least until next
spring.
Mrs. B. E. Carson of Oakhill
place, who started the fund
drive, says the Virginia High
way Department could not do
the job until spring because of
the. present work load.
The money was raised as
partial payment for the road
work. The highway depart
ment did not have enough
money to do the whole job.
The department has dumped
crushed stone on the roads to
cut down on the mud problem,
Mrs. Carson said. She said she
would return the money and
try to collect funds again in the
spring.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Navy Plane
Nearly Hits
Residence

NORFOLK, Nov. 10 (AP).-
A twin-engine Navy anti-sub-
marine warfare airplane mar
rowly missed a residential area
yesterday in crash-landing at
the Naval Air Station here.
No one aboard the craft was
injured. 1t normally carries a
crew Of four.
The plane. attached to Anti
Submarine Warfare Squadron
80 at Quonset Point, r. l., was
on an instrument training flight
out of the Norfolk Air Station.
The plane was making an in
strument approach to the air
station runway at the time OF
the crash.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Judgeship
Post Open
In Virginia

ROANOKE, Va. Nov. 20
(AP).-A district judgeship and
half-a-dozen other well-paying
Federal jobs were up for grabs
here today in the wake Of John
Kennedy's presidential victory.
Gov. Almond was on the list
of those mentioned by Roam
oke Democratic leaders for the
$22,500-a-year-for-l life judge
ship.
The Western District Of Vir-
ginia bench vacancy was Gre
ated by the death of Roby C.
Thompson Of Abingdon.
The other Federal posts soon
to be vacant in Roanoke are
worth $1,000 to $4,000 a year.
Democratic leaders, who
asked not to be named, said
privately Gov. Almond prob
ably won't get the judgeship.
One noted that he is now 81
years old. There also is the
possibility that the Governor,
whose term runs until a new
executive is inaugurated in
January. 1862. might not want
the job, this source added.
Gov. Almond campaigned
furiously for Senator Kennedy.
once he decided that Senator
johnson would not get the
presidential nod at the July
Democratic National Conven-
ton in Los Angeles.
William Battle, 80. of Char
lottesville arld Richard F.
Pence of Roanoke also were
mentioned as possibilities for
the judgeship.
Mr.. Battle. the President
elects wartime buddy, man
aged his Virginia campaign.
Two years ago, Mr.. Pence
made an unsuccessful attempt
to unseat Republican Repre-
sentative Poff in the 9Th Dis
trict. which returned Mr.. Poff
to Congress.
Another Democrat who de-
clined to be quoted predicted
that the judgeship will not go
to a Roanoker."
The job of United States dis
trict attorney for western Vir-
ginia, paying $l4,7O0. is also
on the block.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
z Held in Attack
On D. c. Mon, 80

Two men charged with
knocking down an 89-year -old
man and stealing his wrist
watch were held for grand jury
action yesterday by Municipal
Court Judge Edward A. Beard.
Held on charges of robbery
by force and violence were
Joseph L. Windgate. Al. and
Thomas E. Spicer. so. Bonds
were set at .$1.500 for Windgate
and $4,000 for Spicer.
The two suspects, who police
said have no fixed addresses.
were accused of robbing Chu
Choy Of 819 Sixth street NV,
in front of his residence Oc-
tober 18. Mr.. Choy suffered a
broken hip.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Picnic Cana
Case Called
MistriuI

A minstrial was declared yes
terday in the case of a young
Fairfax County man accused
OF participating in a mob that
attacked group of picnicking
couples July 80 on Mount Ver-
non parkway in Fairfax County.
Testimony in the trial Of
Lloyd Ronald Ange, %, of Route
S Fairfax County. had not be-
gun when a mistrial was de-
clared by Circuit Court Judge
Harry L. Carrico
AS prospective jurors were
being chosen, many were ex-
cluded from the panel because
they said they had heard or
read about the case. Then, one
prospective juror, being ques-
toned in the presence of the
others, mentioned that he had
been present when another de-
fendant in the case had pleaded
guilty.
Judge Carrico then declared
a mistrial. Assistant Common
wealths Attorney Guy o. Farley
said the case would be brought
up again in the next criminal
term of the court.
Three young men previously
were sentenced to five years in
prison for their part in the
assault on a group of picnickers.
Two Juveniles have been sem
fenced to five years with one
year suspended.
Eight others pleaded guilty to
1nisdemeanor charges and re-
ceived lighter sentences or fines,
Three others including Ange,
await trial or sentencing.
Evening star., 1960-11-10

that challenge when it becomes
relevant"
On the issue of what effect
the outcome might have in
encouraging Republicans in the
election for Governor next year,
Gov. Almond recalled that the
Democratic Party rallied 81
years ago. the year after Her
bert Hoover defeated Al Smith
in Virginia, to elect a Cover
nor. He noted 1t did the same
in 1858 and 1857 after the Ell
senhower victories in Virginia.
Republicans and Democrats
alike viewed with mixed feel
ings one implication of Senator
Kennedy's election-The mat
ter of patronage. Such jobs as
district attorneys. Federal mar
shals and postmasters will start
going largely to deserving Dem
ocrats after January 20 rather
than. as at present, to deserv-
ing Republicans. There is a
judgeship vacancy. too, in the
Western district of Virginia.
The leading Kennedy john
son supporters probably will
have the biggest voice in de-
termining the qualified Demo-
Gratis for these jobs, while the
Republicans and the anti
Kennedy Democrats won't be
the people to see.
Potter Optimistic
In spite of the loss of pa
tronage. State G. o. P. Chair
man I. Lee Potter saw a con-
tinued bright future for his
party after the third presiden-
tial win in the State.
"A two-party system is well
on its way in the South" Mr..
Potter said, noting that Vir-
ginia and Florida as well as
Tennessee and Kentucky went
Republican.
Eugene B. Sydnor, State
chairman of the Virginia DEM
ocrats for Nixon-Lodge, and
Gov. Almond took different
views. Their comments implied
hopes the Democrats might
reconcile their differences-al-
though their points of view
didn't necessarily mesh.
Mr.. Sydnor, noting criticisms
that were aimed at him for
wearing a Democratic label ano
working for Mr.. Nixon, sale
apparently the State election
results indicated the Virgins
party needs members of his Or
ganization.
Gov. Almond told newsmer
later that although he did hi.
best for the Kennedy-Johnsor
ticket in the State, II entertain
no i'll will to any who in the
exercise Of their judgement die
otherwise"
Evening star., 1960-11-10

nurb IeellngS.
Some top Democrats. such as
Gov. Almond, went all out for
Senator Kennedy, while some
other top party members, in
cluding Senator Byrd, did moth
ing to aid the campaign.
There also was the active
Democrats for Nixon-Lodge,
which waged a vigorous and
successful State campaign for
Vice President Nixon.
With but two precincts miss
ing in Bedford and Rockbridge
Counties, Mr.. Nixon's unofficial
total stood at 400.105 to Sena-
tor Kennedy's 359,607.
Senator Robertson received
428.519 votes for reelection to
his third full term. 1t was the
largest vote ever cast for any
one in Virginia.
The 10-member lineup IN the
States congressional delegation
underwent no change.
Gov. Almond, who cam
paigned strenuously for SEN
ator Kennedy, was asked at
a news conference if he felt
his political potency suffered
because of his work in the
campaign while Senator BYRD
remained silent on his presiden-
tial preference.
Would Accept Challenge
The Governor said he wasn't
particularly concerned about
that now and had no political
aspirations at the moment, but
added:
IF in fact there are those
who wish to punish me because
of my adherence to the con-
victions and my loyalty to the
Democratic Party. will accept
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Fire Destroys Club

HOPEWELL, Nov. 10 (AP).-
A $4,000 fire destroyed the
Lakewood Supper Club at Hope
we'll yesterday. Hopewell fire.
men found the building raging
out of control when they
reached the scene. No one was
injured.
Fort Lee and Prince George
firemen fought the blaze fol-
more than Az hours. The club
is about 3 miles south of Hope
well on State 1856.