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Evening star., 1962-05-07


1704 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, Va. - OV. $4,000
CHRYSLER NEW YORKERs $50,
4-dr. sedans, TO enoose from. all
air eOnSittcninis:: FRO from 1usd s1,7sS. i7assSsor'
Al's Motors
Valiant-Piymouth- -chrysler-Imperial
1910 Wilson Blvd, AFi,, Va.
IA. 2-4102
CMRYsLERs 1872 Company cfficial
cars. Is 70 choose frora,. beioT
ERTcK. f76-7sSs.
CHRYsLER 1851 Windsor z-door
peautifui black fin. Wv. tires.
Excel. cond. 1-oWner car. Excep-
tionslly low mileage. S2,075.
smsn doyn. PAYMENT Payments
L. p. STEUART, INC.
1lzO ? 81. NV. DR. 2-4sOo
CHRYSLKR 1889 windsor 4-door
W.. tires. colcf, white. FobkYS
psyment Psymsnts q bank. LPs
Gu1rnntse.
L, P. STEUART, INC.
1440 p 81. NV, Dx. 2-4SOO
0HRYsLER '63 New Yorker Adj. !.
tires. $175. OF. 4-O2S1.
CHRYsLER $50 4-dr. sedan, fully
Call La. 6-64e6 after $50 pm.
CHRYSLER 80 windsor haFdtop
tionsd. full power. spssssi, /. g, ,OSb.
GapitS1 Ca ssoa cadillac q nN 9lds 1.ssSs Go;
taii!! saaipDsS aiT irsa sna. 1%iPesasas siqssona
SSsd Ssiss5 Sst%.::u SsStHS: TbGlssrIs asS Oris'. $50
CaEnSLEh HssoS Iully 2, .og,s5s5 as5 ,nss s
power features, low mileage, priced
70 sell, $2,196. LEE d. BUTLER,
112l 21st 81. NV, FE. 7-3246.
cSn1lsESTa5 sI1 :1DD.d ,n. n J. ;SHV:T'sI: sS:T Pc
tures, remaining factory warranty
sslI ssiIl Y e sas ssasssect; ysehsn4 ,, sHeelsl
1921 21st 81. NV. n. 7-3245.
oSMEssNfa .aSpD.d faa. isa.ors ss .sd.R sl .dSa sSs
In eject. Looks ana drives ike
l12i 2lIt %. n.W.. ~. 7-S245.
CQNTNENTAL go convertible,
fully equip. Incl. factory air con-
ditioning. low mileage. . truly
beautiful car for Q prestige buyer,
$3,996, LEE D. BUTLER, 1121
Co-xAsEI Wv. Tres. II l1s S:S.' S:S. sE.4sSB.d h.
TAKOMA FORD
z01H CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
C0RvAIR ,e1 Monzs coupe, 4-speed
trans. % h.D.. r. and ha fewn
slf;6 as! S.. 'Cpd e and Il Is sSSi D Can
CORVAIB M0NzA go turquoise.
:Sssi :sssi. :sssai soSa. & & sss. saS s4sssS SSC m'
C0RVAIR-61 Nome sport coupe
Smart European Gold ftnishs 4
speed transmission. Exceptionally
clean; Used very little especial
Price S1.eob. small down pay
LOVING CHEVROLET
sG ssl5sss l5ssIs J. ind Z. Ms MScl';E1ilis 81 sJss, IS
CORvAIR-'e2 Monza. Rich CaFdi-
nal red finish. .4-speed transmits
ss.a,s%s. s!cn; SHcsss ssSsss g I. sn p n|spE,ns spEr,ns
LOVING foSiIN CHEVROLET
%. SSel5syS l5sySys fHa Is ISolssEIllis sU s-JIs, r.;
CORyE1TB 1855 two 4-veivs car
soft top. S, 100. z5z-7060.
O0kyBTTE 81 convertible. red
with white top. equipped, very
clean, special. $3,Seb.
Capitol Cadill llac-O dds Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
COUNTRY CLUE USED CARS only
ct CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET.
7z26 Wis. ave-, Beth. OIL. A-5100.
DE SOTO '66 2-dr. hdtp.. p.s.. p.b..
oesiiSii oriSiinai oMRkER.n nsE nsszEsSS. Ssa-sssEssss.. sEss.
DKs0T0 200 Adventqrer, 4-dr.
hardtoD. fully equipped incl. power
Features extra, extra Clean low
mileage. A beautiful car, S1s896.
NV. KE. 7.3246.
DE s0TO 80 4-dr., / owner since
neW. $3.50. FLOOD PONTIAC, 2221
Evening star., 1962-05-07
TAKOMA FORD

70lB CARROLL AVE. 10, $1,000
CORvAIR 'o1 Monza coupe, 4-speed
trans. 9e h.p.. 7. and h feWn
234-022z bet. ~ and 10 pm.
CORVAIB M0NZA 80 turquoise.
sxcsi. cond. 81. .se6. 5s4.SSS7: ]. -
Evening star., 1962-05-07
TRAIlERS

p. 8. Make your rental reservation
early
Evening star., 1962-05-07

CONTINENTAL 80 Convertible,
fully equip. incl. factory air con-
ditioning, low MILEAGE. . truly
beautiful car for . prestige buyer,
$3,996, LEE D. BUTLER, 1871
21st sc. NV. EE. T-3246.
c0EyAIIR 'ol 2-door. .. end h..
Evening star., 1962-05-07

Local bank finaneing. We trade
Bring this ad for your free gifk
Evening star., 1962-05-07

CHRYsLER 1859 Windsor z-door
SsGsa, tires. s3s SplSE q sRiss. sSsiSi E5bk1ss
SPECIAL 81 ,zD6. Small down
sS.,ssEsnss. Sss%sHss Pssmsnss ss bank. LPs
Evening star., 1962-05-07
hUT0s an9 TRUNKS WAWTFDl
gcoNTINUeDl
CARS
WANTED

Desperately needed. eOod. clean
cars, any make or model. cash
waiting. Also wagons and pickups.
PENNY MOTORS
1890 r. I. Ave. NE. La. e-22oO
Evening star., 1962-05-07

CSMES5Nfi .oSDD.d i1, fss.ors .sdsR sl9 .dSa sSs
In effect. Looks and drives like
new. S4,796. LEE D. BUTLER,
1121 21gt &c. NV, FB. 7-3245.
Evening star., 1962-05-07

Corner Of Elm and AYiinrfon Rd
Bethesda, Nd. oL 6.e262
Evening star., 1962-05-07

OMRxsLERs '62 company official
sar,.r@ sars: @ to 70 eheose tIoml' 6sIew
ERIcK. 770-7373.
CHRYsLKR 1861 Windsor z-door
ssannt;,tls'i ssaant; Z fnd Me- a.; auto pa, p:6.
Excel, cond. i-ownef car. Excep-
tlonally low mileage. S2,@7B.
Small down payment Paymenti
= n1nk. LrS guarantee. -
Evening star., 1962-05-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sth and o sts. NV. De. a-47oC
BUICK '56 Special, Z. and b.. Ford.
omatie, car In like new cond., Low
price. BURROWS RAMBLER, oOC
N st, SO, II. '4-8300.
Evening star., 1962-05-07

Smart European Gold finish, q
speed tYansinission. Exceptionally
clean. Used very iittle Especial
Price" S1.eob. small down pay
Evening star., 1962-05-07

MERCURY 1859 black-and-whiss
Ss af Best ofisr. ahs a. o.. ssd 4ssls. sns $500
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
Link Plane Disaster
 To Murder and Suicide Pact

FAYETTEVILLE, Iowa R - Fed eral investigators maintained si- lence yesterday on reports of link between murder suicide pact aboard q Continental Airlines jet plane crash that claimed 45 lives.
 No official would discuss this facet of the case for the record, but there were indications that they were not disrnissing this theory
 A briefcase bearing the initials TC.D. of T.G.D., found among the debris after the plane disintegrated in the air, was in custody of Fed eral Bureau of Investigation agents.
 George Van Epps, head of the Civil Aeronautics Board crew in vestigating the crash, said an ex- plosive might have been carried aboard the plane in the brown leather case.
 The CAB said an explosion oc- cured in a 1avatory of the plane shortly after it passed through a line of thunderstorms last Tues day night.
 John s, Leak, of the CAB Engi- neering Division, said the blast was high velocity explosion Tn a concentrated confined space, rather than a gaseous explosion.
 He said since no copper wire or other evidence of bomb timing device was found in the wreckage, a person must have set off the blast.
 Authorities have not said, so far, that bomb caused the disaster. They say only that it was caused by an explosive force inside the plane
 The Chicago American said the initials on sthe briefcase are the same as those of passenger who bought a $225. 900 insurance policy m Kansas City, then went to Chi cago to meet woman with whom he boarded the plane. Both are Spos nave tiIsd in tf1r cT sasi1.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
CARPENTER RECEIVES AERONAUTTCAL DEGREE AFTER B YEAR WAIT

BOULDER, Colo, M - Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter received yesterday the Aeronautical Engi- neering College degree he failed to get 13 years ago.
 President Quigg Newton of the University of Colorado, Carpenters alma mater, said the orbital flier missed a final examination in a course called heat transfer, s'per- haps with his mind already on higher things"
 He said Carpenters subsequent training as an astronaut has more than made up for any deficiency in the subject of heat transfer" !" He then presented the 37-year-old Car penter with bachelor of science degree.
 The ceremonies began in the university football stadium as hundreds of Boulder residents con- tinued to pour into the seats. The weather was bright and sunny, with few clouds in a blue sky, and the wind blowing brislxly from the northeast.
 Newton entertained Carpenter and his wife, Rene, in a guitar playing songfest Monday night.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
Alaska Is Too Crowded Man Seeks His Utopia

SAN DIEGO, Calif. R = A man who said Alaska got too crowded for him sailed with three children Monday for Australia in a 37-foot fishing trawler, converted into an auxiliary schooner.
 He is Marion Hergatt, former Ohio farmer.
 He said he sold his farm 10 years ago and took up fishing in Alaska. But now, he added, fishing up there is controlled by one man, whom he did not name, and that he could no longer make a living at it
 Then, after Statehood, he added sbig business - like oil companies
 came in. Taxes started going up It cost too much for a man to live"
 But the thing that really got me is the people and stores and stuff moving in. Alaska used to live a leisurely pace, but not know. It's too crowded"
 Hergatt left his wife and their third son, Leo, an infant, in San Francisco Maybe she will come over later when I get a look around he said.
 On the schooner, Nancy, with him are Nina, 6, Robert, g, and Michael, 10.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
FEDERAL TRADE
 COMMISSION WILL STUDY CIGARETTE ADVERTISING

WASHINGTON tR = A federal study of cigarette advertising will provide the springboard for a Fed eral Trade Commission debate on whether to require warnings of health hazards in the industry's ad- vertising.
 Bryan Jacques, Director of the ETC Bureau of Industry Guidance, said today the advertising study should be ready in few days. He said any action by the commission would hinge on the findings of sci entists and physicians.
 Jacques said the ETC is in con- tinuing contact with the Public Health Service, which is preparing report for President Kennedy on medical evidence on the relation ship between cigarettee smoking and lung cancer.
 If the ETC decided the evidence was strong enough to require warning notices, it could issue an order which would be subject to review by the federal courts. At present, warnings of this kind are required in the marketing of in secticides, fertilizers, and few other products.
 The Public Health Service is making it's study on the motion of President Kennedy.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
FRENCH SET UP NEW MILITARY COURT

PARIS lR - The French govern ment today set n purely military court to judge secret army terror ists.
 The new military court replaced a mixed civilian-military tribunal dissolved last week after it spared secret army chief RaouI Salan from the death sentence.
 President De Gauile was reported incensed that Salan got off with a life term. Salan's secret army Is waging bloody campaign in Al geria to keep that territory French diiu to plOCn ulucK1cIlucflSS-.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
AUTO SINKS BOAT

DETROIT R - A collision be- tween an auto and a boat sank them both last night on the Detroit River.
 MT. and Mrs. Wesley Kramer parked their auto and visited aboard friends boat at a marina.
 The auto rolled down slope and crashed into 22-foot sea skiff belonging to Anthony Car niack. Both the boat and the auto
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
RUSK DoBHYNIN TALK ON GERMAN ISSUES
 WASHINGTON fW

Ambassador Dobrynin conferred with Secretary of State Dean Rusk today in Washington on German and Berlin issues. After the one hour and 30 minute talk, the So- viet envoy said he expected they would hold another meeting in the near future.
 Asked how today's talk went, nchi.ynin replied with a smile and said: aAs usual
 Past discussions between Rusk and Dobrynin on the Berlin issue have failed to offer any real hope of hreaking the East-West dead lock.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
Flaming Fireball Casts Eerie Glow Across the Sky

VANCOUVER, B.C. R A giant meteor with flaming trail cast on eerie glow in the sky over British Columbia, Alberta, Wash ington State and Idaho Monday night.
 The spectacle caused momentary panic among fans at a baseball game in Vancouver. Sightings were also reported at Victoria, Calgary, Fort Assiniboine, Alta, Spokane, Wn., and Lewiston, Idaho.
 There were as many descriptions as there were people who watched the huge fireball streak across the sky in a southerly direction.
 Hundreds of Vancouver residents damned switchboards at the air port and weather office with re- ports of a flaming airliner, an off course rocket or comet.
 But authoritative observers said 1t was meteor.
 Research scientist Frank Hughes of nearby North Surrey, said he has observed about 200 meteors and "tl1is one was the largest I have seen.
 It was on a 20-degree angle from the earth, about 10 degrees in width and traversed about 30 de grees in five seconds" said Hughes who did meteor observation work ! for the British Astronomical Assn.
 Tt was glowing with white brightness like magnesium flare" ]" he said. The different portions of it gloWed with varying intensity.
 Other descriptions were less sci- entific but more spectacular
 Tt was as big as an aircraft hangar said control tower en- ploye at Vancouver International fir Ai IT,sJr |.
 He said the meteor was visible for 12 seconds and passed over at 1o.43 pm.
 Fans in the third baseline bleachers at Vancouver's Stadium were the first to spot the multi colcred meteor when it appeared l during the 18th inning.
 They cried out in panic and Van couver and Portland Pacific Coast League players looked Up from the diiam5nd, thefi ran for the dugout1 along with the urnpires.
 A sports writer at the game said | the players thought the fireball was f headed for the stadium. Play re- slmed after it flashed out of sight.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
mic Frazier FIospiialixed

Jennie Frazier Hospiialixed
 Friends of Jennie Frazier will regret to learn that this well known businessWoman of this community is again hospitalized and is now in the Providence Hospital, Room 568, Seattle. She will welcome news from her many Nome friends.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30
Surprise Farewell parfy

.ssst 8 Sui i party was give to Beatrice Lee by friends at the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church. Beatrice Lee and her son, Bobby, are leav- ing soon to make their home in Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-30

Fine Job Printing At The Nuggs1
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05
N Star Will Make
Personal Appearance

Joe Bodrie, "The Fastest Gun
Alive" and Deputy to John
Bromfield "The Sheriff Of Co.
chise" and "U. S. Marshal" a
Desilu production, will make a
personal appearance and put on
an exhibition of lightening-like
drawing, gun Juggling, and his
famous western personalities
gun handling from 8 to 8 p. M,
Friday, April 9Th, at Joe
IO'Brien Chevrolet, 14115 St.
Clair ave.
There will be no admission
charge.
In national competition for
shooting, Joe has been electric
ally timed with live ammunition
at IT of second while draw
ing, cooking and hitting a tar
get.
As evidence Of his claim to
I"The Fastest Gun Alive" he
has Is notches on his silver
plated Colt ASS, one for each
of the Is challengers to the
world championship he has
defeated.
Taught Stars
Joe spent several years IN
New York and Hollywood
teaching western film stars to
handle Colts and to shoot. Some
of his most prominent pupils
have been John Bromfield GUS.
Marshal and Sheriff Of Co.
'chise). Hugh O'Brian Wyatt
Earp), Glen Ford and many
Others.
Bodrie, himself a star of
stage, screen and television, has
also been seen with Hugh
O'Brian wyatt Earp), Michael
Landon (Bonanza's Little Joe),
Milburne Stone and Amanda
Blake (Doc and Kitty of Gun
smoke), Dale Robertson wells
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

Fargo), Omnibus, Arthur God.
frey, Pat Boone, Red Foley and
a host Of others.
Safety Expert
Besides being the fastest man
alive with a gun, Bodrie is a
foremost expert on gun safety
proper methods of handling
and firing weapons, teaching
several hundred police depart
ments througout the United
States as the star of the Colts
Patent Fire Arms Road Show
for several years.
While at Joe O'Brien Chew
rolet, Bodrie's performance will
include tricks of the old time
gunfighters plus Hollywood's
version of them all and will do
various draws and spins that
have made Hollywood westerns
famous.
Don't miss this exciting per-
formance from "The Man Be-
hind the Man Behind The Gun"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05
SCOOP Has
EusterCurds

The SCOOP Card Shop,
sl4 East 152nd ST., is featur-
ing a full line of Easter
greeting cards.
A unique selection of for
eign language cards is also
available.
Included are Easter cards
in Italian, Slovenian, CrOa-
tian, German, Slovak and
Hungarian.
The SCOOP Card Shop is
also the place to order en-
gagement and wedding an
nouncements and all your
printing requirements.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05
New Radio
Series

A new radio series designed
to highlight the essential vi.
tality of Bible teachings was
announced today by the Chris
tian Science Church
Starting April 8th more than
700 stations will broadcast the
weekly 15-minute series called
''The Bible Speaks to You" The
programs describe how prayer
can meet familiar problems con-
fronting people in all walks cf
life. They feature well-loved
selections from the Bible,
read against a background of
organ music. Informal discus
sion brings out the practical
application of these teachings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05
Attends Meeting TroveIogs

Richard J. Reilly, C.L.U.,
13425 Shaw ave-, is attending
the annual meeting Of the New
England Mutual Life Insurance
Company's Leaders Association
at the Hollywood Beach Hotel,
Hollywood, Florida.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

All mysteries Of the orient
will be seen in "A Million
Lights Shall Glow" one Of the
two color movies to be shown at
the East Cleveland Public Lii
brary on Thursday, April 18th
at 8 pm.
"a Million Lights Shall
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

Glow" is q travelog on Hong
Kong.
The second film entitled
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

always getting banged have family know
Bruises breaks cus-and sometimes more serious sickness It's
Blue IT'D Because Blue Cross
first aid And family protected by
always know they have the hospital they
offers different from basic
the boadest available More and
moving the broadest because much
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

Canada from Sea to Sea- Of the counys diversity of in
sens dustry agriculture geography
of Canada giving Impressions and scenery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

ST. Afsxks
ST. Ann
ST. John's
ST. kUke,s
ST. Vincent char,Yy
University (6abies and
ChNorens, Hanna House,
Hanna Pavilion, Lakeside,
Macdonald House.
Benjamin. Rose)
Womaa's
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-05

CLEVELAND
Booth Memorial
Cleveland clinic
Cleveland metropolitan Genera
Evangelical Deaconess
FaiyTiew Park
Forest CITY
Grace
Lutheran
Mt Sinai
PoyckaAe
Evening star., 1962-03-18

He has produced scores of hit musi-
Gals such as "An American in Paris"
"Gigi," Meet Me in St. Louis" BELLS
Are Ringing" and Easter Parade" "
Among his hit tunes are such memo
rable favorites as 81 Cried for You,"
Pagan Love Song" "Singin' in the
Rain, "You Are My Lucky Star" and
"All | Do Is Dream of You"
In addition to Miss Prowse and
Chamberlain, the cast for Chrysler's
fourth special includes Donald o. Con-
nor, Nanette Fabray, Shirley Jones,
Yvette Mimieux, Howard Keel and
David Rose and his orchestra.
Evening star., 1962-03-18
ES -

are two Of the principals in the alt
star cast assembled Monday night for
Arthur Freed's Hollywood Melody"
produced by the original Hollywood
music man" on NBC-TV.
Freed, who made movie musical
history back in 1929 with Broadway
Melody" one of the first of Holly
woods great song and dance sue
cesses, has continued to ring the hit
bell with his ballads and musical pro-
duction numbers for movie extrava
ganzas.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
.RURBAN TYPES 4
Virginia Due 2'New Cities

over as city manager of the
expanded Virginia Beach, a
similar office for Chesapeake
will be assumed by Phillip p.
Davis, now is city manager of
South Norfolk.
The centers Of local govern
ment will be Princess Anne
Courthouse for Virginia Beach
and Great Bridge for Chesa-
peake.
Make Up Councils
The five members of the
Norfolk County Board of Su-
pervisors and five members of
the South Norfolk City Coun-
ell will make up a l0-man city
council for Chesapeake. SINH
larily, the six-member Princess
Anne County Board of Super
viSors will be Joined by the five
Virginia Beach councilman to
form an l1-member City Coun-
Gil for the new Virginia Beach.
All Of the old governing bod
les have held their final meet
ings. The newly constituted
city councils will meet Tues
day to adopt interim budgets
until the new fiscal year COM
mences July /.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
BY PAUL HOPE
Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 27.--Gov.
Tawes' slot machine committee
met behind closed doors today
to draft legislation aimed at
outlawing slots in Maryland.
The committee, which here
tofore had kept its meetings
open, barred reporters.
I'VE think we can have a
fuller discussion If we don't
have anyone else here" said
Richard w. Emory, committee
chairman.
"I'll talk to you later but ]
don't think I'll have much to
say" he added.
So far, the committee has
come up with only statistics on
revenues derived from slot ma
chine taxes in the four South
ern Maryland counties where
they are legal.
The committee was expected
today to lay down guidelines
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Woynesboro Fire
Kills Women

wAYNESBORo, Va, Dec. 81
(AP). - Fire swept through
the top story of a two-story
business apartment building
here yesterday, killing one
woman. Seventeen others es-
capped.
Firemen battled to prevent
the fire from spreading to a
downstairs paint store. Exten-
sive water and smoke damage
to the store was estimated at
$50,000.
The victim was identified as
Mrs. Mary Dodd, manager Of a
dress shop.
The fire broke out about 2:30
am. in the building on a down.
town stretch Of Wayne avenue
1t was brought under control
about six hours later.
The eight apartments up
stairs were wrecked.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
$1,000 Fire Loss
Charged to Youth

FREDERICK, Md. Dec. 27
(AP) A l7-year-old Frederick
youth has been charged as a
delinquent and accused Of set
ting three fires that caused an
estimated $4,000 damages early
Christmas Day.
Frederick police said the boy
will be turned over to Juvenile
authorities.
The three fires were reported
in a block in downtown Fred
erick within a half hour. Dam
aged were a granary office
owned by Southern State Co.
operative. an office Of Rams
burg Fertilizer Co. and a ware
house owned by the Frederick
News-Post.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
SIotMochine Study Unit
Holds Closed Session

for drafting a bill to outlaw
the machines.
The legislation is expected to
be introduced at the 1868 ses-
sion of the General Assembly
which begins next week. Gov
Tawes has pledged his support
for the legislation.
The committee has not said
yet exactly what type of ma
chimes its bill will cover. 1t Is
expected, however. that it will
recommend abolition Of all
"one-armed bandits" and any
other type Of machine that
pays off in money. a.