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Evening star., 1962-02-28

sociation-had a chance to Join
the neighborhood groups and
have its say.
1T seems to us that an area
such as the Georgetown wa
terfront, with its mixed and
sometimes incompatible land
uses, is an area demanding the
attention of professional plan
ners," the organization said.
Otherwise, things were much
the same as they were before.
Mrs. Alan James. head of the
Progressive Citizens Association
of Georgetown, indicated pro-
fessional planners were Just
what Georgetown didn't want
or need. Others expr essed diff
fering viewpoints.
Mr.. Louchheim summarized
the testimony last night by say
ing, somewhat plaintively:
There seems to be a lack of
unanimity from the citizens.
even as to whether to proceed
with a sketch plan"
The planning commissions
professional staff was working
on such plan when the three
District Commissioners recently
told the commission they con-
sidered public renewal efforts
there should have low priority.
And 1t was work on the sketch
plan that the planning COM
Evening star., 1962-02-28
VD Treatment
Rule Studied
BY WILLIAM GRIGG
Star Staff Writer

The Public Health Advisory
Council wants quick legal ac-
tion to permit the District to
treat juveniles for venereal
disease without having to get
their parents consent.
In a resolution passed unani-
mously the council supports a
change in the law which now
requires the District Depart
ment of Public Health to turn
away young people with vene-
real disease unless they can
obtain parental consent for
treatment.
The resolution takes note of
the five-part "State of Health"
series recently published by
The Star. The series showed
that present law requires pa
rental consent-consent that
often cannot be obtained be-
cause of parental neglect or
juvenile fear.
The He alth Departments
recommendation that the law
be changed has been sent to
the District Commissioners,
who forwarded it to the Corpo-
ration Counsel. DR.. Daniel L.
F1nucane. District director of
public health, told the council
yesterday. |
DR.. Daniel F. Lynch, a men,
Der of the council, called the
growth of syphilis shown in
The Star series terrible" and
the parental consent REQUIRE
ment SILLY"
In separate discussion, the
council agreed yesterday to
commend The Star for the
State of Health" series. Coun-
eli chairman Samuel Biddle
called it IAN excellent public
service" i
The council also recommend
ID in a nearly unanimous res
'lutlon that the District Com
nlssloners create a committee
IT legislative, executive, Federal
md District lay and profess
lonal persons to evaluate men
al health needs in the District
md recommend solutions in
10Th public and private areas.
Evening star., 1962-02-28

Wnen II UNANIMOUSLY informed
the District Commissioners il
intended to devote the full
staff resources to the other
areas of the CITY,"
But yesterday, the NCPC's
Urban Renewal and Zoning
Committee, headed by member
Walter c. Loucheim, heard
more testimony in a closed
session.
This time the Washington
Housing Association-recently
reconstructed as the Washing
ton Planning and Housing As
Evening star., 1962-02-28
mission stopped two weeks ago

mission stopped two weeks ago
by unanimous agreement.
Except for the commissions
own staff - which strongly has
supported public action in a
97-acre area including M street
and the waterfront area - the
most vocal urban-renewal ad-
vocate has been the newly
formed Georgetown Canal and
Riverside Council.
Evening star., 1962-02-28
To Discuss Churches

DR.. Paul Cooke, professor of
English at District Teachers
College, will speak on What
to Do About the Churches in
the Counties" at 8:15 pm. to-
morrow at a meeting of the
Catholic Interracial Council of
Washington in the Howard
University Newman Center,
2417 First street NV.
Evening star., 1962-02-28
Housing Group Backs
Georgetown Action

Dehad advocates of urban renewal for Georgetown have
oeen joined by the Washington Planning Housing Asso-
caton IN an attempt to revive the public action for
the historic neighborhood.
Only two weeks the National Capital Planning Com
mission seemed to have settled the question the time being
, 1962-08-31
vi. NdtiondI Park
Legislation Back In
House For New Vote

Acting with unusual speed, the
House Rules Committee Thursday
fired legislation on the Virgin Is
lands National Park back to the
House floor for another vote.
The bill was blocked Monday
when the House failed to suspend
its rules and vote approval.
This legislation gives the Fed
eral government power to con-
denim land needed to complete the
park on st. John. It also extends
the park boundaries to include
$3.50 acres of submerged lands
along the north and south coasts
of the island.
Committee chairman Wayne N.
Aspinall, (D-Colo), had asked for
a rules decision on Wednesday. 1t
had not been expected the COM
mittee could pass on the bill for
at least two weeks, however.
, 1962-08-31
Augustine DoWurd
Guest Speaker For
Young Democrats

Augustine Coward who recent
ly resigned his position as Special
Assistant to Government Secre-
tary Cyril E. King, to run for a
seat in the Virgin Islands Senate,
last night exhorted the Young
Democrats of st. Croix to continue
the good fight for a better Virgin
Islands.
In a well-received address, the
young and energetic nominee
from Frederiksted described his
reasons for seeking election to the
Legislature. He gave some of his
views on the present state Of af-
Continued on Page A.
, 1962-08-31
Russia DEGREES
Registration For
l7-Year-O Did Citizens

News reports recently an
nounced the lowering of the draft
registration age in the Soviet I'm
ion rom Is to II.
The decree of the Soviet par
lament as officially announced
provided:
Citizens who are II by the 1st
of January are to be entered into
the lists of CONSUMPTION offices an
nually in the months of January
and February"
The lowering of the registration
age will enlarge the pool of man
power the government can call up.
, 1962-08-31
Alliance PortY To
Hove Pref Convention
Reilly This Sunday

The Alliance Party OF The Vir-
gin Islands has scheduled a gala
pre-convention rally this Sunday.
September 8, at 2 pm, at the cock
fight arena Of Lower Love. Free
transportation shall be provided to
the rally from the wharf in Fred
eriksted and from the wharf in
Christiansted at l pm.
The main purpose of the rally
is to elect a nomination committee
The highlight of the rally will be
a free evening dance beginning at
8 pm. - music by a most famous
band. Your favorite food and
drinks will be available.
, 1962-08-31
FGther Cory E.
Caldwell Assistunt
Priest AT St. Johns

Father Gary E. Caldwell, As
sistant Priest at St. Johns Angli-
can Church, celebrated the Mass
of st. John the Baptist at the els
am. service Wednesday morning.
Mentioned in the prayer were
Mrs. Dennis Copemann and James
Copemann, Jr., in honor of their
birthday. Among those present
were several friends of the Cope
MAINS.
, 1962-08-31
Estebdn Rivieru
Dies Accidentally
BY Electrocution

Esteban Riviera, 81, was acct
dentally electrocuted at $50 yes
terday morning at his home adj
joining the D. Hamilton Jackson
Housing Project.
According to his son, Orlando,
10, Mr.. Riviera was cleaning and
repairing the roof of his home. The
boy started going down from the
roof to get some tools. He heard a
sound from the direction of his
father; looked around and saw the
electric wire which runs above the
house resting against his fathers
throat, saw him fall and then slide
down to the ground, ten feet be-
low. /
DR.. Randall James was sum-
Continued on Page A
, 1962-08-31
Army To Coll Up 5000
Men For September

The Department of Defense has
requested the Selective Service
System to furnish 5000 men by
induction in the month of Sep
TENDER.
All men indicted will be as
signed to the United States Army.
, 1962-08-31

11IC 1ldI1y SOl O11 " SOS
ton of sumptous food and drinks
were served to the enthusiastic
gathering. The Entertainment
Committee under the leadership
of Mrs. Margaret Sugden, Mrs.
Vivian Franklin and others, did an
excellent job in preparing the ban
quet and staging the entire affair.
President Alexander Moorhead,
after delivering the welcoming adj
dress, turned over the program to
the Honorable Ron de Lugo as
Master of Ceremonies.
In keeping with diplomatic pro-
tocol, Mr.. de Lugo then introduced
the Honorable Cyril E. King,
Government Secretary. MI. King
electrified the audience with his
dynamic message, reiterating his
belief in the great heritage of
the Democratic Party" His talk
was interrupted several times by
standing ovations.
He was followed by the Honor
able Joseph Alexander, Demo
cratic State Chairman, who in his
usual persuasive manner, paid
great tribute to the Women of the
Democratic Party. The gathering
was highly enthused by his natur-
al sincerity and his direct ap-
proach to the issues of Party To-
getherness and Dignity. He asked
all members to join in a house to
house campaign" during the com
ing prediction months.
Augustine Coward, District Can
didate from Frederiksted, exhort-
ed the membership to continue
building on their established good
record. He stated that the "time
for progress is now and not in
the distant future. He pledged to
sacrifice his ALL for the good Of
the Democratic Party and the Peo-
pie.
Other officers and guests who
were asked to make a few remarks
included Vice President Herbert
Sugden, Acting Treasurer, DR.. Will
liam Charters, Acting President
for the Christiansted Democratic
Club, Felix Francis, Vice President
of the Young Democrats, O'Neal
Abel, and Mrs. Delta Dorsch, Wi
dow of the organizer of the Fred
eriksted Club. All these people
made remarks of encouragement
and pledged to redouble their ef-
, 1962-08-31
Sugar Roy Robinson
Scheduled For Bout
In Antiguo TodoY

Sugar Ray Robinson, undefeat-
ed welter and middleweight cham
pion is scheduled to be in Antigua
tonight for a six-round boxing
match.
Local boxing promoter George
Crump, said the Robinson will be
accompanied bys Light-heavy-
weight boxer for a ten round bout
against Antiques lightheavy
.nt, Leakart Samuel.
, 1962-08-31

forts in working together to in
crease the strength and vibrancy
of the Democratic Party.
The Club Secretary, Edgar Null
gray, delivered an exciting mes
sage to the Spanish speaking Wis
itors in the audience. He solicited
their support and appealed to their
natural graciousness. MI. Null
gray stated that the Democratic
Party with a heritage of being
(since time immemoriaI the
Champion of the Peoples Rights,
have and will continue to serve
the needs of all ethnic groups in
the Virgin Islands.
The Hon. Ron de Lugo highlight-
ed the events of the evening with
his usual exhuberant and respon-
sive deliveries. He pleaded for re-
newed dedication to the Demo
Continued on Page Al
, 1962-08-31
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
SUCCESSFUL DESPITE RAINY WEATHER

$50 Democrats and friends met at the Frederiksted Fort last
night for the biggest turnout of this kind that this town has
seen for many years.
The Rally got off to a good start when more than half a
, 1962-08-31
St. Croix Beech Hotel
TO Stdge Gdld Labor
Day Beech PdrtY

Tommy Olivencia and his band
from Puerto Rico shall host a gil
gantic Beach Party at ST. Croix
Beach Hotel Labor Day, Septem-
Der 8, 1862, from ! pm. until 10
pm.
Free transportation shall be pro-
vided from the wharf in Frederik-
sted at 1870 pm. and from the
wharf in Christiansted at l pm.
Admission is SITS per person and
your favorite food and drinks will
be available. This gala beach par
ty is sponsored by The Alliance
Party.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

ALEx; 5l;,I.. AREA, ggekneiI Manor, 60?
sns ss6 mo; incl. p.i.t.i. Price
beautiful condition, lee. fenced I'd
Vaeant. oFEN / 70 & Lu. 1-27s7.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
UNIYERsTTY PARK-several

UNIVERSITY PARK-Choiee loca,
center-hall immae. srk Colonial
Lee. liv. rn. wLftrepl., 3 bedrms.,
bsiEt.. garage. Beautiful srounds
close schools, churches and shop
pins plaza. Any terms.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

UNIVERSITY PARK-open sun,
is. 0COO gath ave. Stately ga
story brick with centef-hall plan.
Den, bath and bedroom on first.
8 bedrms. up. Screened breeze
way and 2-ear saraee. patio.
Vacant. Excel. terms. HA. 2-725s.
cOHEE. REALTY CO.. AP. 7-9595.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

ST. MARY'S, $14,500
Cow. and comfort throuSh-
out this clean brick and
frame Colonial. full bsnt.
Nv. rm; wkfirepl.. sep. din.
I'm. kit. 2 extra lse. bed
souSl. SSSs uR; ict. hCas saso i0Sased dn' .Sa Sa
PALERMO & co.
wa. 7-ssss WA. 7-7e0I
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Town & Country

ABSOLUTELY the nsatest 7oy5ia
lawn in 8. Alex. area. spacious 4
bsdrm. brick split-isyel w1gsrase.
] block school, public transp.
AAsSu1ms 4AG lst trust, Open.
oWgNyL,R. 7e5 Rollins dr.. so.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
BuTLER REALTY o.o,
AP. T-307O WA. 7-2bO.
LANGLEY REALTY

NO0DLAWN = Immed. poSsession.
S450. down. 2-bedrm. brk.. sep.
dins rm., expandsble attic, bsmt.,
lge wooded fenced lot. BYRD
REALTY. WA. 7-2400.
WOODLAWN-Lge. brk. Cape Cod
hasrn tseSI Tor a,S 1rOylns ihsmily' h.mt nj a5
porch. plus lge. private lot
(fencedl makes q terrific buy at
$IS,950. Assume Ice. loan w/small
dn. pymt. or .oI, FHA terms.
Walk to school bus, shopppihng; ping
Evening star., 1962-09-16
4 BEDRMS., 8 BATHS
$3.50 DOWN

Yes. $3.50 dn. and SEQ per
spctl.ss ssys ..mi.coIonIsi can nn,s Ss
yours nowl Liv. rnn.. sep,
din. rm.. mod. kit. full
-bsmt.. 2 extrR-large bed
rooms. fenced yard. storm
sfes. dras L toda5I s'S1
Evening star., 1962-09-16

AxtG 4OO
POSSIBLY INTERESTED IN s BED
RMS baths, w/1uality con.
struction in q Mount Vernon area,
w/everythfng to offer. This incls.
= gar, ser: peh:. iirspls.. beaut:
ss1 5se IN th. hEiiTsplt pHsstifs ier spss Ss'y
Wei. II so, cali on this one this
weekend without fan at 76s-2240I
or IA. 4-4252.
Real Estate Co., Inc.
ARL., N.-3 bedrms.. Q baths, din.
rm.. rec. rnn.. fenced yaro. Conv.
70 bus, schools. stores. S16.95O.
ARL., N.-Beaut. stone, slate roof,
gar, 4 bedrms.. ga baths, 2 fire.
pls., din. rm., scr. pch., full bsnt.,
o@NnR.' essi IR' jE ss' a.1seS. rs Son'' ssi'7'o'
ARL. N.-ELBoW-oREASE NEED
owner will allow for "fixins-up.
3-bedrm. Colonial with incl. pch.,
bsnt. At , bus lines.
Brownmiller Real Est. IA. 7-61O6
ARLINGT0N-Charming, remodeied
3;bedrm. rambler, lse.. kit. and
din. r1n., part bsmt., lge work.
shop, beautiful lot. Only $4,000.
BROWN 4 BROWN REALTY, JE.
ARLINGTON, N-532 N. OXFORD
ST.-oPEN 1-DARK. Paint brush
is required and q little. fixing upl
Charming 3-bedrn., 1h-bath an
brick, spacious Colonial home.
Exceptional, close-in and conven-
lent; y; ARLINGTON ASHTON
HEIGHTS) community. Fireplace,
bo.smsn bborma! dining s0t,9:,r r9om, porch: iall
ienced-in level lot. 4 bargain al
S21 $50 (FHA approvedI with
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIoNINGii
Low down payment. Vacant. Move
In with deposit. Easy to reach BY
either car or bus. 532 N, Oxford
st. is sandwiehed bet. N. Pershing
sEALaTnYs sf ans co'. pil;Hp jgl 4laSs4. e!Ssi TYSON
ARLINGTON, NORTH-Vacant, ex-
IRA clean, and waiting for family.
A solid brick rambler, featuring
split-foyer entrance, 8 large bed
rms. tspaee for 4thl, 2h baths,
approximately 26' hv.-din. Tm., 9
tlreplaees, mod. electric kit, with
isSsd in5ssffs,s I.e area; fun 59ss;%snt fin
FHA Appraisal. $25,7S Cali nov,
DARWIN REALTY, NC, ia. 4,
1853, EVENINGS, IA. 2-7s9x, or
81. 6-7021.
ARL., N-Loveiy white brick RAM
bier on double lot in ccnv. ioc.,
Z bedrms. and playroom on main
floor, fun bsmt. with shower bath
ana pullt-ln garage. inmed. poss., !,
only S26, 500. CAROLINE L.
CAMPBELL, AGENT. u. 3-12s2.
ewes. JE. 3-9067.
ARL,, New brick rambler, 8
becrms., Nv. rm., firepL, din. rm.,
mod. kit. fun bsmt, nice yard.
Walk to everything. Consider rent.
kk. 6.9S30.
ARLINGTON, N.-DRAMATTCAILY
DIFFERENT is this rambler, fea-
turing extras galore (air eondi-
tionina, intercorn. and carpetine).
Center hall with reverse floor plan,
8 bedrooms. "a baths, paneied
entr. 1 blk. TO bus. Excel. location.
S2s.e50. HoLLEY REALTY, INC.
51e3 Lee Hwy, Arls KE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
scLs MEMRER

l-BEDRM., new eenter-hAll brick
rambler near NASA. Low down
payment, no settlement costs. As
sumo loan. Immed. possession. Mo.
payments. S146. Mr.. FOX. JU. O.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

ARL., N-Loveiy white brick ram.
I bedfms. and pisyroom ION on main ali
floor, fun bsmt. with shower bath
and built-in garage. inmed. poss..
only $4,000. CAROLINE L.
CAMPBELL,- AGENT. JE. 3.12s2,
eyes,. JE. 3-oO67.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

RI N.-New brick rambler, 8
bedrms., liv. rm., firepL, din. rm.,
mod. kit. fun bsn1t, nice yard.
Walk to eyerything. Consider rent.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

$500 Down Payment
! story, fenced lot. CAL Mr..
MOORE. RE. 5-56s4.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
4tA&NOAA = 4k414AA4 =
So UNIVERSITY REAhTX Z .ooso

UNIVERSITY Hills, LIST time Of
fered. IDEAL for large family
bedrm. brick. Cape Cod on large
fenced lot, fun bsmt., rec. rm..
ftrepl., scr.-in porch, etc. Only
S2O,p6O, COLLEGE PARK WOODS
REALTY, Realtors, WE. 5-b522.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
\ ACRES

Il q ANEtEO
With 8 bedrooms and bath on 1st
f. iloor. I rooms and bath on on 2nd
tEsfTsr Me-; FI RERiTY RsifsTsPsnt' hls,SS89s ~ SS8e9saaa
$500 DOWN
Includes settlement on this det.
Park area. Lee Lee. S"scre lot. i bIt.
from playground. Total payments
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
Realtors WE. 5-5422
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Late August Would Offer J
Best Title Fight Dates Here.

only general dates and nothing
specific.
Mcmahon, who has been
investigating the possibility Of
bringing the fight here for
several months, also talked to
Jocko Miller. chairman Of the
District Boxing Commission,
about the matter for the first
time last night.
Miller said, despite strong
indications that the fight will
be held in Chicago. that Wash
ington still has a chance Of
staging the bout.
''1t's all up to Vince" Miller
said today, land he seemed
very excited about it last night.
He said 1t had taken a hold on
him."
Miller said Mcmahon would
apply today for renewal Of his
license to promote boxing in
the District. Mcmahon pro-
NOTED fights here in the early
1e50s.
Meanwhile, the boxing COM
mission yesterday wrote the
New York State Athletic Com
mission for any new informa-
ton which led to the latter's
rejection last week Of Liston's
application for q boxing license
in that State. +. ....
Evening star., 1962-05-01

Dutch Bergman, manager Of
the Armory Board which op-
crates D. C. Stadium. said to-
day that II the heavyweight
championship fight is held at
the new stadium the best period
would be in late August.
In light Of tentative plans
for Floyd Patterson to defend
his title against Sonny Liston
in late summer or early fall,
Bergman sketched these periods
the stadium would be available
between dates already con-
tr'acted for by baseball and
football:
August IT through 26, Sep
tember 6 through Is, Septem-
Der "a through 20 and October
IL through 20.
"The late August dates GER
tainly would be best" Bergman
said.
He added that the two
periods In September, although
much shorter. could be used,
depending on seating require
and that the October
period would be suitable II the
promoters wanted to take q
chance on the weather.
Bergman said in his opinion
the stadium's movable seats
would not have to be shifted to
their football position for q big
fight crowd. The stadium seats
almost As, 900 for baseball and
another $4,000 seats could be
placed on the field.
The section Of movable seats
can be shifted In "a matter Of
hours" but II the promoters
want the temporary seats
erected along the third-base
line it would require several
days." Bergman explained.
Bergman talked with Pro-
moter vince Mcmahon for the
first time last night about the
possibility Of holding the fight
here. He said they discussed
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Quesodo and Doherty
Must Share Blame
. BY LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

py IsWIS Ts AISHtSON
manager often gets fired when a baseball
team goes into tailspin. Unlike McPeak,
Vernon, viii have no say in the matter.
QUESADA, 1T SEEMS to US, is too much
concerned about parking fees. bleacher
seats. padlocking George Marshall's box,
and such things when he should be con-
centrating on the team. He won't have to
worry about any Of these matters If the
club doesn't perk up and win few games.
At their present pace, the Senator's
aren't gnthg to contribute much toward
paying for the stadium. The Yankees are
the big draw, and we won't see them again
until sgylY 81 a lapse Of three months,
thanks ". some peculiar schedule making.
They'll be here two days then, and twice
again In mid September.
TT Was A BIT STRANGE yesterday at
the Redskins not to find McCann at his old
desk But things hadn't changed too
much. Joe Blair, the new publicity man,
was in Baltimore and Dave Slattery, the
practically brand-new assistant general
manager, was giving out with some price
ASSS AAAA0AAAAaAOh ubOuI OAAC 6uCLI
things as Defensive Halfback Jimmy Kerr
signing for 's2, and Joe KrakoslIi, another
defensive halfback, getting married. Joe
got hitched to the former Katherine Maze
at Aurora, ILL.,, April IA.
It was UP to McPeak to carry the ball,
and he did 1t in grand fashion with story
about Jack Davis, one-time Maryland and
Redskin guard, who played for the Buffalo
Bills last season.
They cooked up play that started
with the first sound the quarterback made"
Bill began. you know how he usually
comes up to the line and says, Set then
goes into the numbers. This time they
were going to catch the other team off
guard.
"Well, they came up to the line, and
as they got set Jack hurped and everybody
but the quarterback went barreling into
the other team. Instead Of q good gain
they got q penalty on the play, and they
tell me Coach Lou Saban was mad enough
to fight q swarm Of bees"
Knowing Davis, it wouldn't be sur
prising II he did it for gag.
L
Evening star., 1962-05-01

time manager. Gus D'Amato. is
reported investigating Dallas,
Houston. Washington, Seattle
and Los Angeles, in addition to
Chicago. The California COM
mission has indicated 1t viii
not approve Llston, but he Is
probably welcome in the other
cities.
Patterson said he hopes TO
announce the date and site In
q week or two. 5--
New York and Philadelphia
both are out. New York refused
Challenger Liston a license be-
cause Of his brushes with the
law. Patterson refuses to fight
in Listens home town, Phila-
delphia. ... a,
They'll do anything in that
town." he said. ,r~.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

bullpen to try his hand at re-
lief. And he may use Joe Nc
Claim IN relief before he Stats
him again.
The top three starters Of the
moment are Daniels. Burnside
and Hannah, with the fourth
spot wide open. Carl BouldiA
also will join the bullpen group.
Jim Piersall's sprained ankle
Is hamperins his play. but the
decision TO play Is Piersall's.
Vernon Is not ordering any
body to play II he is not fit
but Piersan says he is ready
although he was limping
throughout the Yankee series.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
CHICAGO LIKELY
SITE OF FIGHT

NEW YORK, May / tAP).-
Chicago appeared today to have
the inside track on the coming
Floyd Patterson-Sonny Liston
bout for the world heavyweight
championship.
1T figures to be the best
place." Patterson said. ;'It's a
good fight town and can draw,
but III wait to hear what the
other cities have to offer be-
fore I make up my mind"
Patterson's adviser and some
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Senators Offer Same Cast
AsRed SoxInvade Tonight

change for Wills and O'clock in
one Of the deals.
Doherty was not as hard up
for pitchers then as he is nov,
and he may be virtually forced
into some type Of a deal.
Doherty talked to Roy Ham
ey Of the Yankees, Lee Mac
PhaiI Of the Orioles and Gabe
Paul of the Indians yesterday,
and other general managers
over the week end, but to no
avail.
The White Sox are stiH Of
fering Sam Esposito and Turk
Lown for Bob johnson. and the
losing streak could reach 100
Evening star., 1962-05-01

before Doherty would make
that one. The Yankees have
lost interest In Woodling. and
apparently will keep Marshall
Bridges, the southpaw relieVer
eyed by the Senator's,
Most of the clubs Doherty
c ontaeted want johnson,
Chuck Cottier. Bennie Daniels,
Joe McClain. Chuck Hinton or
Woodlins.
Piersall Says He's Ready
Vernon, extremely disap-
pointed over Claude Osteen's
failure as q starting pitcher,
will send the southpaw to the