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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

BUILDING and lot on Rhode Is
land ave. MT Mt. Rainier, Nd; ap-
teTm ea S pe esss Pax Su al ion ot
located in Prince Georges County
Ewes, Saturdays and Sundays, call
Mr.. Smith, MA. 1854, with M.
PAUL HANNAH; 1915 18th st.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED more lots, acreage or
KAY isSn srh Il ? co. or f "a. S-a MS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
s SN ThEMf- RIElArs$ 1899 So.
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HUNTING AeeoMeDATIeNs

; ~ I::i'. ElTS 81 sEJ III:
New Market, Va, GA. 2-31O4.
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AuToMeBILEs ron SALE
(coNrlNuEpl

BUICK SO Super 4-door hardtop:
z r;.! and n sp power brakes. power
BUICK go Electra haTdtop sedan;
brakes. epecisl. secs.
Capitol Cadillac-O Dds Co.
1922 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
BUICK '52 little Special 4-door
sedan; very nice: sacrifice, S296,
terms, SO down. CALL MONDAY.
ROPER, LA. 6-S700.
CADILLAC 80 Sedan de VILE A.
dr.: black: complete equipment.
incl. factory air cond.. ike new;
extremely clean; make oher. DE.
CADILLAC '55: white cow, WV.
tires, tul power, r and h., re-
stored to new cond.: sacrifice sale.
owner sent overseas: Sl,150 or
best offer. Call OIL. 4-2935.
CADILLAC 1858 Coupe de vile:
striking pagoda cream and white,
equipped with power and cleo
trical accessories. compare. only
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL Q PM.
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7e00I
CADILLAC '5S convertible coupe:
s wniss; re- SS sd and white INTERIOR
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1872 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
cADILLAC l947 "62" series 4-dr !;
s S!ssk' T. and h.; $685. VIII g.
CADILLAC '5s 2-dr.: green, fact.
ar c9nd.' p b. b. p.s., tinted glass, 81
S2.675, WE. I-15OS.
CADILLAC 80 $50" Special Fleet
and white finish. factory e1Su an:
price for this week end Sio S4,ss5.
Capitol Cadillac Odds CO.
1922 22nd St. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC aIdId Ca, so Coupe de ville;
eond. Ewes. 301-E. 9-234S,
days. Ma. s-7s24. Mr.. SMART
CADILLAC 1917 black sedan "62"
series; $4,000 miles. ] owner,
sood eond., no dents; $3.50. RIA.
CADILLAC '5s Sedan de vile: tur-
ouoise and white; power steering.
power brakes, factory air cond.
Weekend special, S2,995.
Capitol Cadillac-OldSC Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1860 Fleetwood sedan:
pastel fawn with special top,
equipped with air, conditioning,
full power and electrical aces
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-770o
CADILLAC SO coupe; black; full
S s0S' nri Ssp ss sa clean. This week
Capitol c adillac-OldS Ca.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '57 "75" limo: black,
factory air, power steering. power
brakes; special, S3,195.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1860 aforementioned
Sedan de Vile: choice Of 2 COM
paus ChIb.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '5S coupe: beige; air
conditioning, power steering, power
brakes. Special. S2,595.
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1859 Sedan de vile;
equipped with electric windows,
ssS dcr ssat; full power etc. like
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co,
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC limousine go; air con-
ditioned: 10000 mi; good condi-
stion DE. 2-s33O.
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ASSUME

&14,250 4ises, S113 per mo pitt.
bedroom rambler In wonderful
condition in Lake Bancroft area.
$1,000 down; IN baths, beautiful
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal,
stove. REFRIGERATOR, washer and
drier included. Large level S0x140
lot; close to everything; $1S,500
total price.
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TRUCKS ron SALE

c sssss. z a.. P:s : &C., 1sss
sSSsssis, ssS 'is sS teg -. sas pI sfe
UPS. from SI.695. An Tor. Also
ToM's@ S eaHsiEsvRooEETs.0 os saSE . Ss.
and University. blvd. Wheaton.
CHEW. geo, new Model T-e203 TIT
King ST., Alex, Va. KI. S-s025.
o asNi1 p.in..d. PERI s0ndD panel sE
E Eli saSe Nc iai trace { NV FRIEND
cHEv '57 M-ton pickup: $795.
AERO CHEW. 1908 Mt. Vernon
ave-. .Alexandria. va. H. s-s026.
CHEVROLET 1860 n Canine pick
up: passenger car comfort, truck
utility, equipped with automatic
transmission, radio and heater,
rejects excellent care; S1,S96.
Also CHEW. $50 pickup u ton:
8 cylinder, radio and heater, like
new. S1,295 And CHEW. '4S pas
ssnsi,,,n sehe oooK bus t IN excellent
st1HdS.i0ccic Gee s @sir.nt l1efai 'sfm''
NIleVy NIldSe chevrolet
OIL. z7 .SSfoow Wisconsin 81. qa::,41s
CHEVROLET 1872 N-ton panel; ex-
4 brand-new truck tires. sacrifice,
1865. Terms, S65 down. CALL
MONDAY. ROPER, LA. 5000.
DODGE '5S registered as / ton;
V1aatf1A xrn1.fn1A
e. ssu sxuS ESod Exc son ssos Ss 60 S enli
FORD 80 F-e00' 1907 w.b.; equip.
with 2-speed rear axle; recircu-
lating heater. yy-duty springs,
signal; and SIX !. ss.225xs0, IG;ply
price, S2.695. This brand-new
1860 truck Is ideal for dump or
heavy hauling. Carries new-car
> title and guarantee. See it at
LOGAN . n F Eess0o. 116o goth st.
FORD 1856 Model c-760 tractor;
new engine: full air brakes, fully
equipped, hke-new condition. 371l
Nichols ave. Sc, 10. 3-996S.
FORD go Falcon Ranchero pickup;
lower maintenance costs, low pur-
chasing price. This unit is brand
new and is equipped. SO don't miss
this one Full price to you is only
SLAP cash; trade or terms.
LOGAN FORD, 1850 goth st.
NV. FE. 7-SS00. or $3.50 14th
st NV. tn. 2-4100.
FORD '57 VS. h-ton pickup; re-
conditioned and painted for de-
pendable service: S945. RoSsLYN
AUTO BODY Co, Willys-Jeep
Dealer, 1917 N. Lynn ST., Arl.. Va.
FORD '53 Trailer tractor; short
wheel base. Power brakes, 4-speed
Transmission. Sacrifice; 1913.
Terms. S75 down. CALL MONDAY.
ROPER. LA. $1,000.
INTERNATIONAL '5S tandem
dump: new motor and transm.,
rubber fair: make offer. HA.
MUST BE SOLD
- Inter. acton pickup
'54 Chew. h-ton panel
'53 Inter. travel all
'53 Rambler station wagon
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
11l2 Bladensburg Rd, NE.
II. 7-4300; after 5 PM. IA. 2-5922
PANELS, watkins
100 TO CHOOSE FROM
MURPHY AUTO SALES. INC.
5000 PA AVE. Sc.
LU. 2-3070
WILLYS yEEP '53 h-ton panel;
good eond.: new paint and tires;
1918 HAMnTON'S AUTO SER
VICE, No. 10 M St. ne.
I5-FT. VAN and list gate; excel.
c0nd atom .JE l.k361 after
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
CoNsOLWATF YoTR DERTs bv

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
End trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE q INVESTORS co. 310
southern Bldg. Ma, s-s331; Inn
mediate service. 10 70 $3.50 pm.
MINED. CASH-2d and Sd trust
loans. Low rates; consolidate bills
Small mo-. payments. Elk. 3-7744.
MONEY, End TRUsT-We win buy
Nd. or Va; fsss. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP.
1912 N. Y. ave. NV, Ma. S-6e33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAfLABLE, Isl
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE Co. NC. IA. 7-6e00.
End TkUsTs-Top spot CASH. No
phone facts. I'll give answeri Nd,
Va, D. c.: day or eve. WI. 6-61S2.
500
Al LOANSj unlim. funds; LIST, 2nd
trust: any purpose: low Is 6hee /;
day, eve. CROCKETT. HE. 1864.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
CONN. AVE. AREA

Over S65,000 actual col.
lection last year; 50 units;
elev. bldg. IN exclusive
neighhorhood. Substantial
cash req; reasonably priced.
Call Miner Q. Wahby, (HE.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
1417 x et. NV. Ma. $4,000
MONT. CO., mr.. Gaithersburg -
$50 acres. $500 Der acre with
good terms. win consider sale
sTELLER, Reaitor, ewes. EV 4.
$3.50; Nkdys., ~. a-S3l4.
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TRAILERS

CASH PAID for clean used mobile
homes. Va, RO. e-1400; Nd, RIA.
6-2631.
Cash PAID for house trailers; We
pay on your balance and give you
cash. ORCHARD 4-S343.
ELM FARM, mobile home park,
WOODBRIDGE. Va, patios. large
s ne !. ea aRS 'odded lots. phone
MOBILE HOME, 1858 Golden Fai-
con; 2 bedrmS.. 50x10, automatic
washer. Assume loan, Low cash
down. On lot, HOLLY ACRES
MOBILE PARK. Woodbridge. Va.
Phone 0Y. 1852.
RICHARDSON 1884. 37xs, 2 bed
e es P sasas ss Sln assas. A iT
I'm. and bedrm. $4,000. Must
sacrafice. so. s-0152.
1856 NoRTHLAND TRAlLER; as
f.. 2 bedrms. For sale or rent.
Bargain. Call OR. 1924. May
see 1O240 Bait. ave-. Col. PIX. Md.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 to
$150.000. Lower your payments,
group your debts. refinance your
property. Quick, honest service.
Residential, farm. commercial,
construction. Financing, Only In
State Of Maryland. Call or write
st.. Baltimore z, Nd. or Saratoga
7-4047 day, night, Sun. holidays.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

and TRUST: $500, Payable s35
maker. ". cALfANDRo CO.,
JU. S-1e60 or WI. 6-3247.
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MALL BUSINESS
AVAILABLE

In fox hunt country Of Fairfax Co.
man who Is mechanically inclined
and public relations conscious,
eau MR.. HARPER. LA. $4,000.
Ext. 10.
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VIENNA WOODS
WHAT WILL you BIZ DOING

We hope you won't still be paying
rent-you really don't have to.
THIS Sc6 With .psee isaspsss
dining rm. and big modern kitch-
en-. All rooms are good size and
So Is the lot. q acre. Completely
fedecorated inside and out. Only
Sl6,750 with unusual and flexible
financing. F. W. BERENe, Re-
altor, 5000 Chain Bridge I'd. FL.
6-6022.
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DESK SPACE
COMMERCIAL GROUND

CONN. AVE. LOCATION
SEC. SERVICES AVAILABLE
ST. 3-667S Ewes. ST. 3.4351
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSE, land; In
dustrial and commercial: located
in Prince Geo. County. Ewes, Sat.
and Sundays call Mr.. Smith,
MA. 1854. with NJ. PAUL HAM
NAN, 1915 18th st. NV. AID. q
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ALL CASH
Mont. and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS q SOLER
10. 6-2131, HE. 4-2040, JU. 6-6907
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Il Of Senators
Now in Fold

The Senators today added
two more players to their list
OF signed players, bringing the
total to IL.
Pitchers Hal WoodeShick and
Ralph Lumenti returned signed
contracts this morning. Lu-
menti had 30 record with
Chattanooga and was 1873 with
Charlotte, including a no-hitter
against Savannah. He was
called up late in the season and
took two defeats. Woodeshick
had a "a record with the Sen
atorS, mostly in relief.
Pitcher Jim Kaat and Short
stop Ron Sanford accepted
terms yesterday, and the club
also signed Dennis Floyd. a
pitcher for Richard Mont
gomery High School in Rock
vile. Floyd will be assigned to
the Wytheville. Va, club in the
Appalachian Rookie League.
Floyd, a l9-year-old left
handler, who graduated last
June, had 7-3 record with the
Rockets. He famed 100 in So
innings and allowed only SO
walks, His best effort was a
one-hitter against Walter john
son in which he struck out is.
The 6-foot-3, l65-pound pros
pect also plays first base. He
hit .3l6 as a switch-hitter last
year.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Home Accident
To Delay Tanner

CLEVELAND. Jan. 27 (AP)
Chuck Tanner. lefthanded-
hitting outfielder who Joined
the Indians last year, has torn
the Achilles tendon in his left
foot in an accident in his home
and will be about one month
late for spring training.
Tanner. who lives in New
Castle, Pa, yesterday told Gen
eral Manager Frank Lane that
he must wear a cast for six
weeks and. according to his
doctor, will be unable to begin
training until late March.
Tanner told Lane his foot
slipped as he was climbing a
flight Of stairs.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Boxing
Henry Hank VS.. Jesse Bow
dry, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Football Hall of Fame
WMAL-7, 10:45 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
LEAD GRABBED BY POLICE. CLUB
Koyoes by Beginners Get
Gloves Off to Rousinq Start

stalked and Juliano backed
until he was ready. and that
was often. This one was a
series Of flurries. with Juliano
the most effective. He was a
popular winner. though Clay
ball. too. was one Of the nights
big favorites.
Wynne never had a chance
to win last night. Daniels
simply overpowered him at the
opening bell, throwing a left
hook and following with a pair
of combinations that spilled
the CYO battler. A technical
knockout was in order, so that
Wynne would be able to return
to fight another time.
SCOTS TKO over Allen was
more of the same. This l8-
year-old No. 2 battler was on
Allen in tigerish fashion, deck
ing him twice with his churn-
ing fists. Like Wynne, his fel-
low CYO member, Allen never
See GLOVES. Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-01-27
BY the Associated Press

While the pennant-talkine
Giants yesterday made Willie
Mays probably the highest
paid major league player at
S95, 600, the troubles of the
Braves and Yankees in signing
up their talent for 1860 be-
Came more serious.
An indignant Ryne Duren
joined Mickey Mantle and Bob
Turley in the group rejecting
salary terms offered by New
York. Duren SAID at San
Antonio that he had been
asked to take a 20 per cent
cut, while he felt he was en-
titled to a raise. The fireball
reliefer had only a 3-6 record
last season, but his earned
run average was 1877.
At Milwaukee, MANAGER
Charlie Dresser started worry
ing out loud when Outfielder
Wes Covington, whom he calls
the key to the Braves, PEN
nant hopes, turned down the
second salary offer by General
Manager John McHale as
completely unacceptable"
Other Milwaukee stars who
have howled about the front
Offices terms are Third Base
man Ed Mathews, Second Base
man Red Schoendienst and
Shortstop Johnny Logan.
Covington, whose 1859 sea-
son was spoiled by an ankle
injury. says he's down to 200
Evening star., 1960-01-27

on the attack again, driving
his opponent to the ropes. but
Andrews decided at this
moment that the best defense
was a good offense.
Andrews continued to wade
in the third round, and they
battled toe-to-toe. AS both
warriors grew weary, they con-
tinued bombing in slow mo-
ton. When it was over they
we're rewarded with thun-
derous applause. Andrews won
the decision, a judgment not
shared by all OF the patrons.
JulianO Calls Shots
Olympic Clubs Juliano was
another hero as he called the
shots in his bout with Robert
Clayball of No. 2 in the 1885,
pound class. Clayball. 90
year-old messenger, was try
ing to get the message to
Juliano that he wanted him
to remain still. So Clayball
Evening star., 1960-01-27
SUBNOVICE DIVISION
135-POund Glass

James Stanley. Optimist
Club, outpointed Robert Taylor
Police Club No. 2.
Maurice Juliano, Olympic
Club, outpointed Robert Clay
ball, Police Club No. 2.
Russell Boggs, MorningSide-
Camp Springs A. c.. outpointed
George Williams, Police Club
No. 2.
147-POund Glass
Robert Perry, Police Club
No. 2, outpointed Albert De
Vaughan, Southeast A. C.
Charles Daniels, Police Club
No. 2, stopped John Wynne,
CYO. 33 seconds of the first
round.
William Beale. Police Club
No. 2, forfeited to Danny Hide
brand, Olympic A. C.
Danny Andrews, Police Club
No 2, outpointed John Zuromo-
ski. Optimist Club.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
CLASSIFIED, Pages Dali
CLASSIFIED, Pages DALI
Braves, Yankees
Facing HoIdouts;
Mays Hits Top

pounds and anxious to get to
spring training.
I'm ready to play and I'm
determined to have a good
year" Yves said, but can't
do the team any good if I'm
not signed. And I have no in
tention OF leaving Milwaukee
until I am"
McHale answered that by
declaring a two-week mora
torium on contract talks and
leaving on a two-week Carib-
bean trip.
Meanwhile, Kansas City
signed Catcher Pete Daley,
obtained from Boston, and the
Cardinals signed Outfielder Bob
Nieman, Pitcher Bob Blaylock,
Catcher Darrell johnson and
Utilityman Gene Oliver.
At San Francisco, Mays got
a raise of $4,000 that moved
him to an estimated S85.0OO.
This is believed to be a little
more than Stan Musial will get
from the Cardinals after TAX
ing a voluntary cut from $780,
900. Ted Williams salary at
Boston is unknown, but guesses
put it at about 100000. Mantle,
the other big man in the money
derby. has been asked to take
a cut from an estimated
$4,000.
Mays got his raise not be-
cause of his batting average.
which dropped from BAT to
See SIGNINGS, Page D-S
Evening star., 1960-01-27
BY BILL FUCHS
Star Stan Writer

The 26th Golden Gloves
Tournament is of winging,
with the rawest of amateurs
setting a sizzling pace for the
ringwise veterans to follow.
An all subnovice program
opened The Stars annual box
ing carnival before a near
capacity crowd last night at
Capitol Arena. 1t was the big
gest crowd TO watch the opener
in at least five years.
The veterans" get into the
act next Tuesday night. with
such we'll knowns as Ralph
Wolfe and Eugene Hughes on
the program. They have had
fair enough warning that the
green and the untested will not
be content without at least a
share of the spotlight.
What the subnovices may
lack in ring finesse, they more
than make up with a willing
ness to mix it AS a result last
nights ll-bout program was a
series of bombings.
Three Quickies
Included were three Short
circuits. with Charles Daniels
of Police Boys Club No. 2 in
the role of the fastest switch
puller. He disposed of John
Wynne OF the Catholic Youth
Organization in just 33 seconds
OF the l47-pound bout.
Daniels fellow club member,
Dan Scott. 160-pounder, took
a little longer. He used up all
Of a minute and 81 seconds to
sideline Harry Allen of the
CYO.
Ben Taylor Of the Twelfth
Street YMCA won over another
YMCA representative, Jona-
than Burbank, after Al sec
onds of the third round of a
160-pound match. Burbank
was a last-minute sub for Leroy
Bowlding of the Southeast AC.
who didn't show up for the
good reason he is now in the
Army.
Police Club Wins Seven
Club No. 2 sent IL warriors
INTO battle and at first there
was reason for concern among
that clubs followers. The first
three No. 2 fighters wound up
on the short end of the de-
cisions. But No. 2 won seven
OF the next eight to open a big
lead in the battle for team
honors. The Olympic Club,
with three out of four winners,
is in second place.
The crowd pleaser of the
night was a three-round ex-
plosion between Danny An
drews of No. 2 and John EURO
moski Of the Optimist Club, a
pair of 147-pollnderS
First, it was Zuromoski
smashing his way to the lead,
decking Andrews twice with a
short right in the first round.
In the second Zuromoski was
Evening star., 1960-01-27
GOLDEN GLOVES RESULTS
16O-POund Glass


Daniel Scott, Police Club No.
Q, stopped Harry Allen, CYO,
l:57 of the first round.
Benjamin Taylor, Twelfth
Street YMCA, stopped Johna-
than Burbank. Twelfth street
YMCA, Al seconds of the third
round.
Charles Forester, unat-
tached. forfeited to George
Hangliter, Olympic Club.
Harold Johnson. Police Club
No. 2. outpointed Thomas
Gross, Twelfth Street YMCA.
175-POund Glass
Harry Hart, Police Club No.
2, outpointed Kenneth Oaks,
Optimist Club.
James Avents, Police Club No.
2, outpointed Jimmy Long,
Olympic Club.
Robert Wilson, Twelfth Street
YMCA, VS.. Richard Gottschalk,
,CYO, postponed.
Evening star., 1960-01-27

tact. This includes Publicity
Director Joe Labrum, Harry
Standish and Bert Bell, jr..
both members of the office staff,
and Mike Wilson, chief of tbs
leagues referees.
RoZelle said he eventually
would move the Office from
Philadelphia to New York, but
that it would remain in Phila-
delphia for the time being. H,
said it would take about six
weeks to clean up his affairs
with the Rams before leaving
for his new post.
Vacation Plans OFF
Pete was asked if he hao
any thoughts concerning league
policy.
I've been so concerned about
the Rams problems for so
long" he replied, Il couldn't
comment on the leagues prob
lems until I have time to ana
lyze them"
Rozelle said he had not had
vacation in five years and
had hoped to take one in ia.
maica when this meeting ended
His wife joined him here two
days ago for the vacation.
But I guess that's out now"
Pete said. I'D like to have a
couple of days of, at least.
The Rozelles are the parent,
of a l6-month-old daughter
Ann Marie. Pete, who'll be
"a March l, and the former
Jane Coupe met While he was
serving as a yoeman, &c IL.
the Navy during World War II.
He served in the Pacific.
Rozelle attended the Univer-
sity of San Francisco for his
Junior and senior years of coll
lege, helping defray the cost
of his education by serving as
sports publicity director. Coach
Joe Kuharich of Notre Dance
See NFL, Page D-3
Evening star., 1960-01-27
AFL Weighs
Three Bids for.
Eighth Berth
Son Francisco Gets
In Act Along With
Atlanta, Oakland

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 81 (AP)
The f1edging American Foot
ball League promised today it
would not run into difficulties
similar to those of its establish
ed counterpart, the National
Football League. 1t had made
a good start along that line
in opening its first annual meet
ing yesterday.
1t considered the applications
Of Atlanta and Oakland for the
eighth spot in the league, then
had to postpone a decision be-
cause it got an unexpected
bid late in the day from San
Francisco.
Not only that, the league
wasn't sure how many more
applications it might receive.
1t had a check still on file
from an Oakland group not
connected with the one that
made the application yester-
day.
Sees Unanimous Vote
The National Football League
was deadlocked at Miami for
a solid week over naming a
commissioner. The AFL won't
have that difficulty since it al
ready has Joe FoSs, former
governor of South Dakota, as
commissioner. But it could be
hung up on the selection of
the eighth city. although Lamar
Hunt Of Dallas, president of
the league, said he figured they
would wind up their meeting
tomorrow and that the city
selected would be by unanimous
vote.
I'VE are not in a controversy
over which city is to be Sc
lected." FoSs declared" The
applications that have been
made have been solid and ac-
ceptable. It's just a question
of deciding which city has the
best facilities"
The league has three s25,-
600 deposit checks on file
Atlanta, Oakland and the other
Oakland group, headed by Bill
jackson and Ed Goldie. How
ever, the latter group has not
made a formal application.
Hear From TV Interests
Atlanta. headed by Jim Clay,
and Oakland. represented by
R. L. Osborne. quickly made
their pitches and it had been
expected that a decision might
be forthcoming yesterday after
noon. Then came the San
Francisco application. made by
Charles McKeon and Bernard
P. Hagan, and the resulting
confusion caused by the an
nouncement that 1t was from
still another Oakland group.
Hunt, upon examining the tele-
gram, found 1t was from San
Francisco. where McKeon and
Hagan would like to have a
team in competition with the
NIL club already there-the
Forty-Niners.
Cities already in the league
are Dallas, Houston. New York,
Buffalo, Boston. Denver and
Los Angeles. All already have
named their coaches and des-
ignated their playing fields
with the exception of Boston
But Ed McKeever. general
manager of Boston, said there
was no doubt that his club
would complete its organiza-
ton within 10 days.
The league heard from tele-
vision interests and Foss said
one large network, which he
declined to name, would ap-
pear today. Lindsey Nelson,
representing NBC. said his
network was interested but he
did not go before the group
yesterday.