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Aveni Signs 81 Pact,
Faces Stiff Competition

27-year-old native Of Glass
boro. N. j.
Hageman, as 244, four pounds
heavier than a year ago, also
will get a chance at a new as
signment, offensive center. He
was used as a middle linebacker
most Of last season and might
wind up there again. But Coach
Bill McPeak needs a good snap
per to replace Jim Schrader,
who was traded to Philadelphia,
and has a bunch that the Kan
sas graduate might make q good
one. Fred stands s feet S, and
has just turned IS.
Rough Induction
Mattson is expected to be
heavier than a year ago, when
he spun the indicator around
to 248. just as fast and q lot
smarter. Only %, Riley re-
ceived a rough induction into
pro ball last year but won Line
Coach Abe Gibron's admiration
by his determination. He's
down for left tackle, pairing
with Fran O'Brien, in Nc
Peaks preliminary plans.
Kelley is a highly regarded
acquisition who makes his
home in Hawaii during the off
season. He's down for a trial at
the left linebacker spot, along
with Doyle Schick. A free agent
from Georgia when signed by
the Forty Miners two years
ago, the 6-foot-3 Kelley Is
expected to weigh in around
230 pounds.
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becomes more impressive. His
craftsmanship is superb, but
something else sticks out
above differentiation.
The 40 year old redhead
from Long Island Sound runs
his ship as though he were lead
ing a prize platoon from the
Marine Corps. Cadence is per-
feet. Every movement aboard
is ryhthmic. Coordination is
ideal.
Bus has four left overs from
WINS 1858 crew. The Math-
thews boys, Don and Dick, are
aboard So are Buddy Bonn
bard and Dick Mercer. They
are good.
Then there is a newcomer
who stands out. His name is
Victor Romagna and his i'm
portance to the boat is passed
by only that of the skipper.
25-Year Veteran
Romagna is a chunky man OF
AZ years who has sailed fol-
more than rs of them. He
hasn't been a national figure
because a Spinnaker man rare
ly is. although he did get @
headline or two back in 1858
Through the early trials that
year he was foredeck boss OF
Weatherly, when Arthur Knapp
was the captain. When that
boat was eliminated he was
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Sox Option InfieIder

CHICAGO, July 10 (AP).-
Third BaSeman Charley Smith
was sent to Indianapolis on
option last night by the White
Sox. In exchange, Indianapolis
gave the White Sox Third
BaSeman Ramon Condo, who
hit .343 in 80 games for the
American Association club this
season.
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KEYS TO WEATHERLYs SUCCESS
Mosbocher, Romongo Ideal Team

asked aboard Columbia. He
took over the foredeck duties
and for the first time the even
tual champion was in good
shape.
I'VE went over what we
needed after Mr.. Mercer asked
us to sail the boat" Bus ex-
planned. I knew the value OF
a great Spinnaker man when
we were on Vim. couldn't get
him. so I took a shot at getting
a better one. I called Victor,
hoping I wasn't too late. 1t was
a great moment when he agreed
to sail with us"
An example of Romagna' S
value to the boat came after a
particular trying time early
this week. For three days
things had gone wrong on
Weatherly. Gear failure was
the cause, but Romagna never
would let his gang say so. He
took the blame, claiming he
had to because he had re-
ceived so much credit.
Weatherly Favored
I'VE had a day off and we
needed it." MoSbacher said.
I'VE thought we might tell the
boys to forget the boat and go
play golf. Victor wouldn't hear
Of it. He had us out on the boat
and we walked through assign
mentS like a football team. He
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Harness Driver Dies

TORONTO, July Is (AP) -
Frank Mentally, 80, a harness
racing driver injured in a fall
from a sulky at Sunderland
last Saturday, died in a hos
pital here yesterday.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

Johnny Aveni, the Redskins
leading scorer last year with
AZ points, was one of four
players signed for 1862 today.
Tackle Riley MattSon and
Linebacker Fred Hageman-
two of the eight rockies who
made the grade last season
and Linebacker Gordon Kelley,
a newcomer from the Forty
Miners, rounded out the group.
General Manager Dave Stat
terry announced the Signings as
he tidied up his desk and pre-
pared to entrain tomorrow for
the teams California training
camp.
Aveni came to the Redskins
from the Bears last year in an
six-player deal to re-
place ailing Bob Khayat, but
failed to come up to expecta-
tons. The former Indiana
captain kicked only five field
goals in AZ attempts, converted
81 extra points and scored one
touchdown on a pass.
Tops Khayat's Record
Although inconsistent, Aveni,
ironically, booted a 5l-yard
field goal against the Eagles
to top Khayat's year-old rec
ord by yard. But with Khayat
back and apparently in good
shape, Aveni may have to take
his chances as an offensive end
backing up Bill Anderson anc
Steve Junker. This will be the
fourth year of pro ball for tkt
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INDIANS, 6; ORIOLES, 4
CLEVELAND
I'd BALTIMORE

Totals $50 Totals 3I477
a-Singled for Roberts in th; b
Reached first on error for Hall in sth;
Gran for Lau in sth; d-WaIked for
Bell in 9th; e-Ran for Green in 9th;
f. Singled for Cline in 9TH; Homered
for billiard in 9TH; h-Grounded out for
Nicholson in 9th.
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AS, 5-4; RED Sox, 40

a-Grounded out for Conley in sth; b.
Singled for Gardner in 9Th; Gran for
Nixon IN 9Th; d-Flied out for Nichols in
9TH; e-Walked for AZcue in 9th; f-Singied
for Wyatt in 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

X-Faced men IN yth.
WP- Ramos. U-DrummOnd, Napp,
Stevens, Kinnamon. T-3:ol. A-l3,S3s.
WHITE Sox, 3; TIGERS, z
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ga. Smith 2, Fernandez. PO-A-De-
troit 24-s, Chicago 27-9. DIP Smith and
Cunningham. LOB Detroit Z, Chicago 6.
2B- Boros z, Smith, Lands. 3B-Apa-
ricio. HR- Cunningham. S-Cunningham.
Mossi IL. z.lW... 1l.3 : Q
T. Fox ,......... l.3 Q Q Q ! Q
PiHsrre wv, 81, Z 3 : !
U-Hurley, Flaherty, Carrigan, Smith.
T-2:o3. A-2S,05l.
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Sproy stsom and dry iron
--instont ehonss from
steam 10 dry. Sprays at
every setting light
weight. finssrtip control.
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Wet Ndnese
Reorgonize
Military

SAIGON, Dec. IL (AP)-
South Wet Nam has unified
the command structure Of its
armed forces and reorganized
its entire military establish
ment, the government press
agency reported last night.
The change was said to in
volve the creation Of a unified
command for land forces, the
air force, navy and special
forces.
The move was seen as an eff
fort to overcome difficulties in
communication between serv-
ices that often in the past have
hampered military operations
against fast-moving Communist
guerrillas. A particular COM
plant of some field command
ers is the slowness with which
requests for air strikes are
filled.
The reorganization would add
a 4th Corps to South Wet
Mans armed forces. The new
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DoddHits U. S. Yielding
ToU.N.in Congo Policy

diate agreement on the con-
stitution and all related items.
Reports from New York yes
terday indicated United Ma
lions Secretary General U
Thant was preparing appeals to
the United States and other
key members to apply economic
pressures on the Congo's seces-
sionist Katanga Province to be
integrated with the rest Of the
Congo.
"Since the official line is
that we must never oppose the
United Nations" Senator Dodd
writes, "the State Department
apparently feels that 1t has no
alternative but to string along
with the Thant plan for sane
tons and military action.
This supine abdication to
the United Nations is, although
regrettable, nothing new, I have
reasons for believing that the
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Moderation
Held Best
ForG.O O. P.

A political philosophy of
moderation was urged on Fair
fax County Republicans last
night by their party chairman,
John B. Mcdonald.
In what he described as a
rough draft of q preamble to
q statement of principles to be
adopted by the @. o. p. Com
mittee in January, Mr.. Nc
Donald said:
THE political philosophy of
moderation espoused by the
Fairfax County Republican
Party will win every time in
any contest with the extremist
views Of the noisy minority Of
the ultra liberals who officially
control the opposition party"
The draft will be mailed to
county committee members
since only six persons braved
icy roads and bitter winds to
attend a scheduled meeting
last night.
In his statement, Mr.. Nc
Donald charged that the ultra
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State Department did not APP
prove of the aerial blockade
imposed by the United Nations
in August. It did not approve
of the introduction Of Leopold
vile forces into the Kamina
garrison, did not approve Of
the Congolese national army
invasion of North Katanga,
which has taken place with
United Nations connivance and
support. and has not approved
of other aspects Of the United
Nations operation.
But since 1t has never voiced
its dissent publicly, the United
Nations has been free to do as
1t pleases. The fact that we are
footing the lions share of the
cost of the Congo operation
apparently gives us no right to
help guide its policy"
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Senator Dodd, Democrat Of
Connecticut, has bitterly con-
demned what he calls the State
Departments "supine abdica-
ton Of its own role on the
Congo to the United Nations.
II challenge anyone to Justify
the concept that the United
Nations or its member states
have the right to intervene by
arms in any country in order
to maintain in power a gov
eminent Of their choice or to
force Identification or to compel
acceptance of a constitution, "
the Senator wrote in an article
for the North American News
paper Alliance.
Because 1t Is obvious that
the U. N. operation In the
Congo must shortly draw to q
close 1t is demanding, at pistol
point, nothing less than imme-
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Ohio Democrat
Refuses to Resign

MARYSVILLE, Ohio. Dec. IL
(AP) Ohio Democrats Chair
man william L. Coleman's re-
tort to the demands Of Sena-
tor Stephen M. Young that he
resign is "there will be no va
cancy" in his post until his
term expires In 1864.
Mr.. Coleman, who maintains
a law office here and lives in
nearby Milford Center, told the
Springfield Sun in an inter-
view he will not bow out.
Mr.. Coleman, severely criti-
cized by Senator Young said
he agrees with q remark at
tributed to Senator Lausche to
the effect that "a combination
of James A. Farley, Harry S.
Tuman, Franklin D. Roosevelt
and John F. Kennedy" could
not have saved Ohio for the
Democrats in 1852. ,
Gov. Michael v. Disable, who
leaves office January IA a vic
tim of the Republican land
slide, and other principals say
that since Mr.. Coleman was
elected for a two-year term
as State party chairman last
May 8, he cannot be ousted.
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liberal minority ((in the Demo-
cratic Party is far more dedi-
Gated to centralizing power in
Washington than in building a
stronger Fairfax County"
He asserted that Republicans
believe strongly in State and
local rights-"but we believe
just as firmly in State and local
responsibilities"
Five projects to which Fair
fax County Republicans are
firmly pledged" were listed
as legislative reapportionment
an equitable return Of tax dol
lars from Richmond, a fair
share of highway money,
transit improvements and land
and development planning
which will conserve the full
est measure of traditional Fair
fax County atmosphere in our
growing suburban metropolis"
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corps would be created by split
ting the current Sd Corps area
Of jurisdiction. The present
Sd Corps embraces the south
ern and most populous third
Of the country.
The reshuffle included re-
assignment of officers in top
command posts. although none
apparently was being shelved.
The former Chief Of Staff,
Mai. Gen. Duong Van Mini,
has been named presidential
military adviser. The former
commander of the LIST Corps,
Maj. Gen. Tran Van Don, will
be chief Of land forces.
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Dogs Seen Mirror
OF Owners Faults

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP).-
If your dog is fat or nervous,
take a good look at yourself.
Francis T. Candlin, a Denver
veterinarian, told the Ameri-
can Veterinary Association
convention that dogs ailments
mirror those of their owners.
Most nervous people have
nervous dogs" Mr.. Candlin
said. And many fat people give
the dog a snack every time
they snack"
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Basement Too Big
For This House

BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) "A
62-year-old man was charged
with violating State liquor laws
when police found 40 gallons Of
Illicit whisky hidden beneath
his doghouse.
Officers said the underground
hideout was almost big enough
to be O fallout shelter.
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Parliament Pays Bill

LONDON. - Grants from
Parliament pay more than two
thirds Of the recurrent ex-
penses Of British universities.
Universities in Britain are
self governing corporations.
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Snort Donish Modern cabinet,
e-woy speaker system, powerful
omplifisr. AMIN rodio, 4-sPssd
record changer.
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Electric stainless steel
coffee maker Leaves no
metollie tosts in the
perfect coffee. Keeps
piping hot for hours,
sisnol light when coffee
is done. lmmsFsibIs TO
eleon.
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High powered rifle Is
accurate and O perfect
gift for any boy. Includes
supply Of harmless cork
ammunition.
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Duel ehonneI smpIifieL ;
speakers, 4-spesd record
changer. All in hondsome
modsrn cabinet.
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Stainless steel dispenser
fits orr bottle - poun
. perfect drink soeh
time. Adjustable from !
ounce 10 Ito ounces.
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their director, Mr.. Chas. Evers
from the Robbins w ella re
Council joined the "buds" on
this outing. Punch, hot-dogs,
potato chips and bubble gum
were provided by the Board
for everyone.
Meanwhile, excitement is in
the air concerning the Robbins
Week Parade on Sunday, Aug
ust II. The debutantes and
"buds" will gather before noon
at the home of Mrs. Joan Lewis
Meyers, 1924 w. 135th street
for the parade.
A gala lawn party will be
held ON Saturday, August Is,
1862 at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Haley, 1908 Keystone
ave., Robbins, for the buds"
and their guess. The entire
"Cotillion Family" will be in
in attendance. This 'EParty
Under the Stars will begin at
ZOO o'clock pm.
With Fall approaching, more
entertainment for the "buds"
and the Floor Committee are
On schedule. The activities will
be eliminated with the i'm
pressive and gala Debutante
Cotillion, which will be held
on November 80, 1862 at the
beautiful Parkway ballroom.
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the president, Mrs. Della M.
Turner. Prayer was said in
unison. Both past and present
business was discussed.
Eighteen members were out
after discussions of the Auxil-
iary's future plans.
The meeting was closed fol-
lowing a lovely two-course
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CotilHon Board Of VAC. Announces
Great Success in Their Last Effort

The Cotillion Board of the
Village Activity Guild is proud
to announce the success of their
young women who will chow"
a their Annual Debutante Co.
tillion.
The summer activities were
launched with a "Kick- Off"
Party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Moore. Refresh
ments were abundant and the
Buds" and their guests spent
a most enjoyable evening dane
ing and socializing.. Post-Deb
Miss Myrtle Moore was hostess
for this affair.
Volunteer work in public SER
vice is a requirement for the
young ladies, and a letter of
merit was received from the
tuberculosis Mobile Unit Sur
vey director, Mrs. Essie Bartee
for the following young wo-
men: Jetaune Allen, Sandra
B olden, Patricia Anderson,
Mamie Smith, Shirley Coleman,
Cynthia Miller, Oracle Mills.
The Robbins Welfare Coun-
cil's Summer Recreation Pro-
gram awarded certificates to
Miss Diane Harrington, San
dra Bolden, Nancy Young,
Myrna Moore who served as
Junior leaders in various phases
of the activities. The Village
Activities Guild donated the
full amount to the Welfare
Council as a participating or
ganization.
On July 21,1 1862, a day of
relaxation was spent by the
Buds their parents and
guests, along with the Cotillion
Board, at Green Lake Park.
Swimming, games and races
were enjoyed and prizes were
awarded for "shoe matching"
"three-legged race" and bubble
gum blowing. A group of the
younger children, along with
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Senior Auxiliary
Fire Department
Holds Meeting

The Senior Auxiliary to the
Fire Department met on Aug.
E at the home o Mrs. L. P.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
and her sister, Mrs. Parker
were the host and hostesses.
The meeting was opened by
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Page S
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, August IL, 1862

luncheon. Our next meeting
date is August 10th at the
home of Mrs. Della Turner-a
call meeting. y
Mrs. D. Turner, Pres.
Mrs. w. Russell, Sec'y
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wards Olive Tablets, winner Of doctors
6-month test. Tells how this herbal prep
grafton won by 7l%e on combined scores
q gentlene.s and other points. Write Il
pr Edwards Olive Tablets, Dept wceq
Msmphs !. Tenn. Or RuL DR. Edwards
Olive Tablets At the nearest drug store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-05

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s SSfh esquire e . tSgr '!s:r. By n.
are not used. 3. Only one form OF a
word "a used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Answer 10 MoNoTOCOUs
mounts, mont. most, moon. moot,
monocot must, onto. omus. Dust. nous.
toon, counts, cost, coon. coot, conto,
custom, unto, scum, scot. scout, scoot,
scut' smut, snout, soon. SCOT. stun,
stun.