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Evening star., 1961-04-19
u. S. Takes Lead
lnWorldContruct

BUENos AIRES, Argentina.
April 10 (AP).-The United
States took a lead Of eight in
ternational match points, 1874
lie, over France after % of
48 deals in the fourth day of
the world contract bridge cham
pionship here yesterday.
Italy increased its lead over
Argentina to SO IMPS, 247-149.
Standings after the first 48
deals in each of the six earlier
matches:
United States over Argentina,
129-ll0; France led the United
States, 85-47; Italy over the
United States, l11-73; Italy
over Argentina, 145-71; Argen-
tina over France, $500; Italy
led France, l04-71. 49,.
Each Of the four teams will
play a l44-deal match against
every other team during the
nine-day tournament.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
u. S. to Send Advisers
Into Laos War Zones

/ the civilian body now training
royal troops.
He asserted Laos is thinking
of asking for foreign troops
if the situation worsens.
CeaSe-Fire Plea Renewed
Britain LAUGHED another dip
lomatic move to end the fight
ing. Foreign Secretary Lord
Home announced in London
that Britain has asked the So
Wet Union to join in issuing a
call for cease-fire tomorrow.
Sir Frank Roberts, Britain's
Ambassador in Moscow, was in
structed to try to get an i'm
mediate cease-fire, Lord Homo
said, and conferred with Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gro
myko.
The United States fully backs
the British move, a spokesman
said today.
Lord Home said Britain
wants a 14-nation conference
on Laos to open May S, after
an international commission
has verified the fighting has
stopped. The United States
also insists on a cease-fire be-
fore a conference.
In Bangkok, Thailand's Pre-
mier Marshal Sarit Thanarat
said the Soviet Union has sug-
gested May 5 as the date for
the l4-nation conference. But
he said the SovietS insist on
recognition Of neutralist for
mer Premier Souvanna Phouma
as Laos chief of government.
Prince Souvanna Phouma now
is recognized by the Soviet
Union and the pro-Communist
Pathet Lao rebels in Laos as
the nations legal Premier.
home from a confer
ence with Soviet Premier
the Prince can
celed a planned trip to Wash
ington. He will stop off in
Peiping.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
Bargaining Cited

Administration forces have
limited they would be willing to
drop laundry coverage in the
Senate House conference. If
the Senate exempts laundries
before sending the bill to con-
ference, the administration will
have that much less to offer
in bargaining with the House
for a compromise.
Included in the administra-
ton bills coverage total of
Al million are nearly 2.5 mil
lion retail workers, and among
the retail workers are more
than 100000 employees of auto
dealers. The bill would exempt
the auto dealers from overtime
but would apply the wage law
to them.
Exemption of auto dealers, as
proposed by several Senators,
and adoption of the Smathers
amendment on laundries would
reduce total new coverage from
Al million to about 3.6 million
workers. That would be a sharp
come-down from organized
labor's 1860 proposal to extend
coverage to more than 10 mil
lion workers, and from the.
Kennedy administrations orig
inal proposal for 4.3 million.
The administration bills d.
rect impact on wages would he
much smaller than the bare
figures imply. OF the Al million
workers who would be covered
for the first time, only TAB, 900
now earn less than 81 an hour
and would receive raises in the
first year of the laws enforce
ment. Among the 23.9 million
now covered. about 1.9 million
now earn less than $1.15 and
would get raises in the first
year.
At the ultimate $l.25 mini
mum wage. As million might
receive raises above their pres
ent earnings.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
By the Associated Press

American sources today de-
scribed the situation of the
Laotian government as steadily
growing weaker.
The Vientiane regime asked
for more help, and officials in
Washington said the United
States has agreed to send mil
1tary advisers. totaling up to
800, into combat zones.
A dispatch from Vientiane
said this means that American
military advisers who have de-
scribed themselves as civilians
will don uniforms and become
a full-fledged military advisory
group.
Up to now, the United States
military men in Laos have
clung to an ostensible civilian
status because a treaty put ac-
tual training of Laotian troops
into the hands Of the French.
the former rulers of Indochina.
New Offensive Reported
The United States has sent
more than $500 million in aid
to Laos, mostly in pay for the
army that so far has been un-
able to stop the inroads of
Communist troops seeking to
control the Southeast Asian ma
ton.
Laotian officials claimed to-
day that a four-pronged major
offensive by the rebels was un-
der way with Wet NameSe
troops helping. United States
Embassy sources questioned the
accuracy of this appraisal, but
conceded that the governments
position was growing weaker.
The deteriorating situation
prompted the Vientiane govern
ment to ask its friends and
neighbors' for help.
Foreign Minister Tiao Sop
saisana said Laos wants more
and better arms as we'll as the
full -fledged United States mill
tary assistance group to replace
Evening star., 1961-04-19
WAGE
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
amendment and similar pro-
posals contend that coverage
of one-State enterprises would
violate the constitutional prin-
ciple that the Federal Govern
ment has no authority to regu-
late intrastate commerce. The
administration contends that
large retailers really are en-
gagged in interstate commerce.
Senator Smathers' amend
ment would not deal with the
interstate commerce issue, but
would specifically exempt laun-
dries from coverage, just as
the administration has agreed
to exempt hotels and some
other industries.
The administration last
month agreed in the House to
exempt laundries. but this con-
cesSion did not swing enough
votes to save President Kenne-
dy's compromise bill. The
House passed a bill that would
raise the minimum wage for
workers now covered to $1.I5
an hour and extend coverage
to IL million employees of re-
tail chains with five or more
stores in two or more States.
Newly covered workers would
have a minimum wage of 81
an hour, with no provision for
overtime.
Evening star., 1961-04-19
Mitchell Wins
Jersey Race

NEWARK, N. j., April 19
(AP). - James P. Mitchell,
newly nominated Republican
candidate for Governor of New
Jersey, said today he will call
on some old friends from the
Eisenhower administration to
boost his coming campaign.
Mr.. Mitchell, former Labor
Secretary. beat out two rivals
in the G, o, P. primary elec-
ton yesterday. In a victory
statement, he said he had
promises of aid from his old
boss, former President Eisen-
hover; former Vice President
Nixon, and New York's Gov.
Rockefeller.
Richard j. Hughes, ST., a
former judge who won the
Democratic nomination with
only token opposition. said that
if Mr.. Mitchell brings in ma
tional figures, he will consider
calling on help from President
Kennedy.
New leadership
Returns from 4.379 of 1894
districts in the primary elec-
ton gave Mr.. Mitchell, 19s,457
votes; State Senator Walter H.
Jones, 156,933, and State Sena-
tor Wayne Dumont, jr., 94,617.
Mr.. Mitchell's victory over
the two veteran State legisla-
tors installed a new leadership
at the head of New Jerseys Re
publican Party, with Senator
Clifford P. Case, a liberal Re-
publican, in command.
Senator Jones ran with the
backing of two-thirds of the
G. o. P. county organizations
in the State. Mr.. Mitchell and
Senator Case said he repre-
sented an old-line leadership
that had squandered the party's
supremacy in the eight years
since Democratic Gov. Robert
B. Meyner was elected.
Gov. Meyner could not run
for a third straight term. He
leaves office next January.
Republicans around the Ma
ton, many of them graduates
of the Eisenhower administra-
ton, Clipped in to finance Mr.
Mitchell's challenge to the
G. o. P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. Eisenhower himself kicked
off the campaign by presenting
a 500 bill to Mr.. Mitchell. The
500 bill was still in Mr.. Mitch
ellis wallet, unspent, last night,
but as an aide to one Of his
opponents said, the bill was
worth 100000 to him.
Fence Mending Needed
While Mr.. Mitchell and Sen
ator Case will be steering the
G. o. P. ship in New Jersey, it
will need some caulking at the
seams before the November
election. Senator Jones, 48, was
particularly angry at being
tabled an old-line party boss
by some Mitchell hackers and
he heads the biggest Republi-
can organization in the State.
Mr.. Mitchell, so, acknowl-
edged his problems when he
said soon after he won that
his first job would be to patch
things up with the Bergen
County organization and Sen
ator Dumont's Warren County
group.
Senator Dumont, a 46-year-
old lawyer from Phillipsburg,
the same small town that sent
Gov. Meyner to the State
House, never had the powerful
backing either of his opponents
had and was quickly out of the
running last night.
Mr.. Hughes is a relative
novice at running for office,
too. The Democratic nominees
only previous try was an I'M
successful run for Congress in
1888. He served later as an as
sistant United States attorney,
a county Judge and a State
Judge. He resigned from the
States second highest court in
1857 because, he said, he could
not make enough money to sup
port his wife and nine chill
Evening star., 1961-04-19

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Evening star., 1961-12-04
Tapers Seek
Split Against
Chiefs Tonight

HONOLULU, Dec. 4 (Spe-
ciaD The Washington Tapers
oppose Hawaii in the fourth of
their five-game series here to-
night seeking an even break in
their American Basketball
League action to date against
the Chiefs.
After losing two In a row TO
the Chiefs, Washington finally
broke the Ice here last night.
winning 90-86. Saturday night
the Chiefs won in a walk. 1922
SO.
The Tapers had to rally to
take their 90-86 triumph. The
Chiefs were in front. 70-59. at
the end of the third quarter
and held an 84-S1 edge with
only 2 minutes and So seconds
remaining in the game.
Two jump shots by Roger
Kaiser and a key tap-in by big
Gene Conley finally moved
Washington ahead to stay. AS
usual, Kaiser led the Washing
ton scoring with 10 points, II
of them registered in a second
half scoring burst. Warren
Spraggins also was a big help
to the winners, scoring IL
points in the last quarter.
The only other game played
in the American League last
night found Los Angeles up
setting Pittsburgh, 1916.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
OHIO STATE, CINCINNATI COAST IN OPENERS
Fost-S Starting Kentucky, Trojons
Collide in College Cage Feature

results, West Virginia took Will
liam g. Mary, 69-53, ST. Bona
venture beat Kent State, 69-52,
Texas thrashed Howard Payne,
81-68, Utah State beat Arizona,
67-54, Brigham Young took its
second straight from UCLA. 86-
SO, and Canisius romped over
Ohio University. 1853.
Southern California is the
only ranked team in action to-
night. Some of the other top
games are Northwestern at
Notre Dame. Marquette at Iowa
State, Memphis State at Mime
sofa, Florida State at Wiscon-
sin. st. Louis at Kansas, Texas
Western at Tulsa, Nebraska at
Wichita. Missouri at Arkansas,
Richmond at Virginia, Tennes-
see at South Carolina, Colorad
at Texas Tech, Rice at Florida
and Montana at Washington.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Texas, Led by Sexton,
PAGES A||-SW Squad

DALLAS. Dec. 4 (AP).-Jim
Saxton. Texas mighty runner
and Lance Alworth, Arkansas
versatile back, were the only
unanimous choices for the ALL
Southwest Conference football
team.
These two drew all eight votes
of the coaches in selecting the
dreamteam that turned out to
be a l2-man aggregation in
stead of the conventional II.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

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Attendance-30,06s
Evening star., 1961-12-04
BIondo Makes Oilers
Choice to Win Title

thing for New York in it's VIC
tory over Dallas. Art Baker
ran for two touchdowns IN
Buffalo's decision over Oakland.
Some league records were
set-Houston broke its own rec
ord for attendance when 37,845
fans turned out; Houston's
Charley Hennigan caught passes
for 214 yards to put him well
over the 1,500-yard mark
1,541 to be exact-and 1t was
not only a league but bettered
anything ever done by the rival
Football League.
And then there was Gino
Cappelletti, the Boston scoring
machine. He ran his total to
125 points for a league record.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

Saxton led five Texas selec-
tions to the first team as the
Longhorns. co-champions of
the conference, dominated the
field as they did for all but one
game this season.
Rice had three on the all
conference team, while Ar
kansas wound up with two and
Southern Methodist and Baylor
one apiece.
Texas A&M, Texas Christian
and Texas Tech failed to place,
but each had some strong con-
tenders.
The Texas group making the
team we're Saxton, Quarterback
Mike Gotten, Tackle Don Tai
bert. End Bob Moses and
Johnny Treadwell. Treadwell
tied with Arkansas Dean Gar
rett for one of the guard
positions.
Gotten and Talbert were the
nearest to Saxton and Alworth
as unanimous choices, each
getting six votes.
Johnny Burrell of Rice was
picked as Moses's opposite at
the wings. while Robert John
son of Rice paired with Talbert
at tackle. Raymond Schoenke
of Southern Methodist led the
guards.
Center went to Bill Hicks,
the steady Baylor veteran.
Rounding out the backfield
was Roland Jackson, Rice's fine
fullback.
There were only two repeat
ers-Burrell and Alworth.
FIRST TEAM
EndS-Bob Moses, Texas. Johnny
Tackles-Don Talbert. Texas. Rob-
ert Johnston, Rice
Guards-Ray schoenke. sMU. Dean
Garrett, Arkansas. Johnny Treadwell.
Texas
Center-Bill Hicks. Baylor.
Backs-John Saxton, Texas, Mike
Gotten, Texas. Lance Alworth, hrkan-
sas, Roland jackson. Rice,
SECOND TEAM
EndS-Jimmy Collier, Arkansas and
Buddy lies, Texas Christian. Tackles
John Childress. Arkansas and Bobby
plummer. Texas Christian. Guards
Herby Adkins, Baylor. and Wayne
Freiling, Texas Ann. Center-Max
Christian. Southern Methodist Backs
Sonny Gibbs. Texas Christian; Ron
ME Bull. Baylor; Coolidge Hunt. Texas
Tech: George Mckinney. Arkansas.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

Thacker, 6-feet-2, contributed
20 points, 10 rebounds and S
assists.
Other Results
Other ranked teams in action
included Purdue mo. g., which
got 81 points from Terry Disch-
niger in an 1910 triumph over
Pitt; Kansas State, which had
no trouble in subduing New
Mexico, 94-52; and third
ranked Wake Forest, which
crushed outclassed Davidson,
96-62.
In some of the other major
Evening star., 1961-12-04
0lyInpicGroup
Meeting Here
On '64 Games
BY the Associated Press

The United States Olympic
Association opens it's quadren-
NAL meeting today with hopes
of streamlining its operations
to present stronger American
team in Tokyo in 1864.
Waiting in the wings as the
two-day meeting opens is the
angry power fight between the
Amateur Athletic Union and
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association.
The AAU. which wound UP
its annual convention here yes
terday, and the NCAA have by
far the two largest blocs of
delegates in the Olympic asso-
ciation.
The AAU completed a re-
shuffling of top officials last
week end. This may smooth the
way for a compromise in the
feud with the NCAA which CEN
ters mainly on foreign COM
petition, such as the Olympics.
Angry Words Exchanged
Many angry words were ex-
changed last week. with AAU
leaders accusing the NCAA of
trying to grab. control of all
amateur sports and the NCAA
threatening to boycott AAU
events unless it is given more
say in foreign affairs.
The AAU named Army Col.
Donald F.. Hull as its new ex-
ecutive director-the No. Job
in the AAU. and Navy Capt.
Stephen N. Archer as secretary.
Hull and Archer. will take
over the duties held jointly in
the past by Dan Ferris and
Jim Simms.
In it's final session yesterday.
the AAU also elected Louis j.
Fisher of High Point. N. c..
as president, He succeeds Nick
Barack Of Columbus. Ohio.
Constitution Change Due
Major business before the
Olympic association Is a con-
stitutional change designed to
eliminate overlapping authority
between the association and
Olympic committee.
Also scheduled Is election
Of officers and naming of some
committee members whose job
it will be to select the teams
for the 1864 Olympics in
Tokyo.
A controversy may develop
over NCAA proposals to change
membership on several sports
committees, especially IN bas-
ketball and track.
NCAA basketball and track
coaches have proposed inde-
pendent declarations designed
to take control of these sports
away from the AAU.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
BY the Associated Press

Southern California, which
is having early season prob
lens, and Kentucky, which
hasn't had such troubles since
the Coolidge administration,
collide tonight in the feature
game of the college basketball
schedule.
Southern California, ranked
fourth IN a preseason Associ-
ated Press poll of basketball ex-
perts, was the victim of the
first major upset of the young
season last Saturday, falling to
Oklahoma, 66-56.
Kentucky. unranked in the
poll but always a threat for
national honors, opened with a
1851 rout of Miami of Ohio.
1t was the 34th straight opening
victory for the Wildcats.
Coach Adolph Rupp's young
squad, built largely around
sophomores, could help to erase
its question mark status with
a convincing display against
the Trojans.
Impressive Debut
Cotton Nash, a 6-foot-5
sophomore sharpshooter who
has drawn raves as Kentucky's
top prospect since Frank Ram
sey and Cliff Hagan. may be
the key to the Wildcats sue
cess or failure.
He made an impressive debut
against Miami. popping in Is
points and playing a solid de-
fensive game. But the first big
test could come against the
troubled Trojans tonight.
Southern Cal. which opened
with a 56-43 decision over Mis-
souri, Friday, just couldn't get
going against the surprising
Sooners. Oklahoma forged a
1925 halftime lead and led by
As much as 13 points after in
termission.
Among the other major re-
versals Of form Saturday were
three involving Big Ten mem.
bers: Drake beat Indiana
90-81: Evansville topped Iowa,
$3.50, and De Paul defeated
Minnesota. 66-56.
Lucas Held to IL
But Ohio State and Cincin-
natl, preseason picks as the Ma
tion's best, had little trouble in
chalking up first-game VIC
tories. Mighty Ohio State
dumped Florida State. 1851
even though All-American Jerry
Lucas was held to II points.
Cincinnati. defending NCAA
champion, chalked up it's 23d
straight win with an 1858 romp
over Indiana State. Tom
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Lucas Held to IL
17CoIIeges
End Unbeuten
By the Associated Press

Seventeen college football
teams completed their regular
seasons without a loss or tie,
an Associated Press check
showed today.
Alabama. which made Au-
burn its 10th victim. $40, Sat-
urday, and Rutgers, which
closed out a 80 slate a week
ago, were the only major COL
leges on the list.
10 GAMES
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ABL Standings
WESTERN DIVISION

Results Yesterday
Washington. 30: Hawaii. SO.
Los Angeles. IS; Pittsburgh, rs.
Results saturday
Hawaii. 102: Washington, SO.
Kansas City. 90; Pittsburgh. 9s,
Los Angeles, 116; Cleveland. 100.
San Francisco, g.; Chicago. 91.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Houston, 50; San Diego, 13.
Boston, 2s; Denver, "a.
New York. %; Dallas, Z.
Buffalo, %; Oakland, 81.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Boston at Oakland.
Buffalo at San Diego.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Denver at Dallas.
Houston at New York.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
Buffalo Nips Oakland

Buffalo edged Oakland, 1921,
In the other AFL game yester-
day but it meant nothing
Both are out of the race.
Houston goes to New York
next Sunday and can put the
quietouS on any New York
hopes. Boston will be at Oak
land, San Diego is host to Buff
falo and Denver will be at Dali
las in the next to last Sunday
of the regular race.
Babe Parilli paid for his SAL
ary as Boston beat Denver. He
threw 81 yards for one touch
down and ran for another to
pull the Patriots to victory.
Al Dorow did about the same
Evening star., 1961-12-04

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Attendance-47,013.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
BY the Associated Press

George Blanda is getting
most Of the credit for Houston &
American Football League
surge that has shot it to the
top of Eastern Division anc
made it a favorite for the
championship.
But what about the coach?
Blanda, who put on a great
show yesterday in leading the
Oilers to a 1913 victory over
hitherto undefeated San Diego
certainly has earned all his
econiums. But this coach, Wally
Lemm. must be the most sue.
cessful one in the world today
Houston hasn't lost a game
since he took over October l6
in an effort to pull the Oilers
from their despair. Seven
straight is the record.
Lemm spoke Of the team
effort as he praised his boys
for coming back from a 34-24
licking from San Diego more
than two months ago to a
most solid victory. OF course
Lemm meant that the other
boys were Just giving Blanda
the help good quarterbacks
need.
Passed for -Four Scores
George passed for four
touchdowns, kicked two field
goals and converted three times
to account for all Houston
points. Our line gave Blanda
some great protection" Lemm
remarked.
Houston beat San Diego at
its own game. The Chargers,
who had won II straight and
had clinched the championship
of the Western Division before
hand. were noted for their pass
defense. having stolen 43 for a
record. But Houston not only
passed San Diego goofy but
intercepted three Charge,
throws.
Houston maintained a one
game lead over Boston in the
Eastern Division race and has
only to beat New York and
Oakland. two clubs the Oilers
already have clouted. to push
into the championship playoff
game.
Boston hung in the race with
a 1924 victory over Denver
and New York kept its hopes
dimly alive when 1t sacked
Dallas, 2S-7. New York is a
game and a half off the Hous-
ton pace.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
NIL Results

By the Associated Press
Evening star., 1961-12-04

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Attendance-S,0ll.