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well on any team. But we
haven't talked about it."
The possibility of a reshaping
Of the NFL. with the addition
of two American League teams,
was rejected by Commissioner
Pete Rozelle. When the All
America Conference broke up
and Cleveland, San Francisco
and Baltimore came into the
NIL in 1850 it seemed to offer
a formula for future expansion
Of the older circuit.
II don't see any chance of
the National League going to
Is teams in the near future"
Rozelle said. ut wouldn't be
as easy as it was when the
Browns. 49ers and Colts came
in"
Buffalo is not regarded as q
good city because Of its small
(35.000) stadium and cold, UNI
certain weather. This came up
with the thought that adding
Buffalo and Houston. and hav-
ing the two Dallas clubs COM
bine, would make the NIL q
neat, round figure Of 16 clubs,
Houston shows the most
promise Of ALL" Pete agreed,
"but there aren't any others"
The commissioner also point
ed out that divvying UP players
who would be involved in any
expansion at this time would be
an almost insurmountable prob
lem. The NIL was a 10-team
wheel in the 1940s. Four more
teams make a difference.
Buster Ramsey, a member OF
the Steelers' coaching staff. was
one who thought Buffalo some-
day would be In the NIL. He
left the Detroit staff to head
the Bills. thinking he'd be back
with old friends before too long,
1t didn't work out that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
BY LEWIS +. ATCHISON
Star staff Writer

Bill McPeak had a message
for the Redskins yesterday, a
thought-provoking declaration.
Were not playing out the
string in these last two games"
he told them. Were going to
play them as II they were the
first two games Of the season. "
The implication was blunt
enough. Players are still scram-
bling for jobs in the first two
games Of any season and GER
tain Redskins may be on trial
for 1868 contracts against the
Colts in Baltimore Saturday
and in the last game with Pitts
burgh here eight days later.
The recent player draft. plus
the probability Of several Off
season trades, could mean q
ar-reaching shuttle of person.
mel. II McPeak doesn't see any
thing in these last two games to
warrant an invitation to train
ing camp next July. it may be
the end Of the road for some Of
the boys.
Still Eyes PIaVOff Bowl
Bill still has a yen to appear
in the Playoff Bowl at Miami,
January 6. It wouldn't mean
much to him financially, but
the prestige would be enor-
nous for both himself and the
team. However, to get to Flor
ida the Redskins must win the
last two.
Physically. the squad still
isn't at its best. Linebacker
Gordon Kelley. missing four
weeks with a damaged leg, was
still hobbling yesterday, much
to the coach's disappointment
Andy Stynchula, Gene Cronin,
Bob Toneff and Dale Hackbart
have nagging little injuries.
Bill Anderson and Fred Du-
gan looked good yesterday and
will be ready to face the Colts.
McPeak also hopes to give Ron
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06

League. Herbert tailed 398.
Each has averaged 1905.
y.Crowding both Is John Fox Of
KILLER Buick, who shot 303 for
1922. 81. f'r
! Beaulieu's games Of 1874. l40
and 1877 helped Chester Keller
TO a sweep against Coca Cola.
The only other shutout was
scored by Pla-Mor. over
Wilson'S Restaurant.
With Mike Owens l69-429 a
big help. Miller Buick won two
Games from Boat Supermarket
30 gain the lead on total pins
over Washington Air Compress
sor, which had led by a game.
Owens l69 settled one skirmish
and Joe Coppinger's ITO. part
o. q 439 set, got one for Boat
supermarket. by 10 sticks.
Washington Air lost two TO
Anacostia Bowling Center and
pulled up 493 pins behind
Miller Buick. ~
Among the first nine teams
only Congressional Olds. third,
pelds a place all TO itself. Tied
tor fourth are Morris Miller
liquors and Anacostia Bowling
Center, 24-18 each. followed by
Wilson's Restaurant and Pla-
Nor. 1919 each and AIM
Drive Inn and Bowl America.
1920 each.
~
When 10 Donaldson finds the
beam she rides It like q Jet. A
while back the Glenmont Bowl
star flashed q 422. Last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
NEW SENATOR'S
BACKGROUNDS

Major and minor league rec
ords Of Mary Breeding, Barry
Shetrone and Pitcher Art Quirk,
acquired by the Senators in
yesterdays trade with Balti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
BOWLING
College Youth
Hits Sturdom
By ROD THOMAS

Andy Beaulieu University of Maryland student appar-
entity has graduated into the ranks Of duckpn stars
Beaueu who rolls for Chester Keller Realtor last night
fired AL set TO deadlock another youngster Bruce Herbert
Confessional Od for the lead in the Metropolitan Circuit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
'ANKESON.S ANGLE
PuuIey Appears
Set as LA. Boss
By LEWIS :. ATcHIsoN

Ed Pauley wealthy Gilman, will be the owner the
Rams but Joe Kuhach Of Notre Dame won't the coach
This much became apparent tried separate facts from
fiction at the National Football Leagues draft meeting
Pauey, who could buy and sell the National Football
League heads feudng with Reeves for the owner
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
Fuirfux Man
Killed byCor
Near Home

A 57-year-old Fairfax Coun-
ty man was struck and killed by
a car early today as he crossed
Route 7 near his home, coun-
ty police reported.
The victim was identified as
Lloyd Murray of 366 Peace VAL
ley Lane.
Police said Mr.. Murray was
crossing from the north to the
south side of Route 7 at Mum
son Hill when he was hit by a
car driven by John w. Maley,
38, of BOT Lunceford lane, Fair
fax County.
Maley was charged with reck-
less driving, police said. A pre-
liminary hearing on the charge
is scheduled for July 10 in
Fairfax County Court.
Mr.. Murray was the first
pedestrian killed in a traffic
accident in the county this
year. There have been 10 other
traffic fatalities so far, COM
pared with IA at this time last
year, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

You know, by law, all ma
tional parks are sanctuaries for
birds, and I'm told that an
extremely rare one has been
seen frequently here in Shen-
andoah. While the ornitholo-
gists have not been able to &C
curately establish the migra-
tory pattern of this particu-
lar Harry Byrd, they do know
he keeps coming back to this
park year after year with I'M
failing consistency. -.
And, believe it or not, he
is even known to migrate all
the way to Switzerland during
unusual climatic conditions
here in the United States"
The last time Senator Byrd
went mountain clim bling in
Switzerland was when the po-
litical climate was changing in
1860. Shortly before going
abroad, the Senator was some
what more than an interested
spectator at the Democratic
State Convention at Virginia
Beach at which the Old Do
minion delegation was instruct
ed to cast all its votes for the
then Senate Majority Leader,
Lyndon b. Johnson, for Presi-
dent.
AS the Kennedy winds in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR:
You May Be Younger
Than You Think
Iauds Virginia's Example

is AGE JUST STATE OF MIND?-To large degree, yes
So say top specialists in the fields of psychatry and
geriarics To find out how old your thinking makes you
complete the scientific quiz in The Stars This Week Mag
azine The result may come surprise Also in This
Week experts appraisal of what continued atomic
testing means to children and future genera
TONS
THE EXCLUSIVE STORY OF HIGH-FLYING ESPIONAGE
In this Sundays Star you'll find another important in
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international turmoil continues in The Star week
A JET-AGE GATEWAY TO WASHINGTON-The Dulles In
ternatonal Airport is becoming reality. SUNDAY, The
Star Magazine brings dramatic photographs of this
installation and reports its features in article
titled 1.-THE Shapes of the Future"
AND IN THE STARS TV MAGAZINE-Jule Andrews and
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their full hour special by TV Critic Harrison Along
with an Alphabetical, indexed show schedule
complete program stngs, TV movie previews sup
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
CRASH INJURIES
FOUR TEEN-AGERS

A BeltSvllle (MdO girl was
reported in fair condition at
Leland Memorial Hospital to-
day with head injuries suffered
in a head-on crash in which
her sister and two boys also
were injured.
The girl, Carolyn Lee Purdie,
II, of $500 Ammendale road,
Beltsville, suffered a fractured
skull. Her sister, Mary Ellen,
10, was reported in good condi-
ton at the hospital with a
broken arm. Their father is
DR.. Donald R. Purdie, a general
practitioner.
The two boys, Linwood A.
Robertson, 10, of 7205 Central
avenue, Takoma Park, driver
OF the car in which the four
were riding, and Marvin E.
Adams. II, of 1909 Garland
avenue, Takoma Park, were
treated at the hospital for
minor injuries and released.
Mary Ellen and the Robertson
youth were graduated last Sat-
urday from the Shenandoah
Valley Va0 Academy. Caro-
Ign and the Adams boy have
completed their junior years at
the academy.
Montgomery County police
said the youths were heading
north on Greencastle road,
near BeltSville, when their car
was in a head-on collision with
truck driven by Donald w.
Brooks, 20, of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
BY ROBERTA HORNIG
Star Staff Writer

A 14-year-old boy charged
with the shotgun Staying of a
schoolmate on Valentines Day
has been found not involved by
reason of insanity.
The insanity plea was the
first ever registered in the Dis
trict'S Juvenile Court.
Judge Orm w. Ketcham, aft
er a hearing yesterday and tes-
timony by a psychiatrist earlier
last month, ommitted the
youth to st. Elizabeths Hospital
for psychiatric care until his
21st birthday, or until doctors
report he is we'll.
The boy was accused of fir
ing three shots into Stanley E
Marshall, Is, of 1108 Twenty
first place NE. at the National
Arboretum grounds at Twenty
eighth and N streets NE.
The youths 13-year old
brother told Judge Ketchan
yesterday that his older broth
err told him about the shooting
and IT asked him to take me
upt here to see if he was
telling me the truth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
MRS. SHRIVER
LENDING HOME
FOR DAY CAMP

President Kennedy's sis
ter, Mrs. Eunice K. Shriver,
is giving up her home near
Rockville, Md, for three
weeks to provide a day
camp for some 80 District
and Montgomery County
retarded children.
The youngsters, 8 to IA
years old, will attend camp
for five days a week begin
ming Monday, with free
lunches and camping facil-
tiles. Activities will in
clude swimming lessons,
crafts, games and pony
rides.
The children will be
transported in buses pro-
vided by the District Clinic
for Retarded Children and
the Montgomery County
Association for Retarded
Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

company. Immediately, this
would result in a lower subsidy
because the allowed earnings OF
40 per cent Of gross operating
revenues would be smaller for
lines within the city. Long
range effects would depend on
the growth of the Metropolitan
area and D. c. Transit's role
in supplying transportation.
Cover All Youngsters
The Metropolitan Washing
ton Transit Commission would
certify the amount of subsidy
due each year to the District
Commissioners, who would pay
the company. This kind of re-
endorsement for public service
by a private company would
cover all youngsters who obs
tanned their transit passes
through their schools, whether
private or public.
The Senate also sent back to
the House a bill to clarity the
law dealing with non-profit
corporations. This legislation
was drafted by the District Bar
Association in an effort to
eliminate confusion of charita-
bic organizations about how
they incorporate, merge and
transfer property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
DEDICATION ON SKYLINE '~15 2.
Migratory Byrd Honored

creased in strength, the Sena-
tor left the country and by the
time the National Convention
was busily nominating the
President in Los Angeles, the
Senator, as he puts it, was
sitting on a cake of ice in
Switzerland"
Lauds Virginia's Example
Mr.. Udall said, THE exam
pie which the State of Vir-
ginia set in helping the Federal
Government establish Shenan-
doah National Park and the
Blue Ridge Parkway, suggests
to me that all levels of gov
eminent must continue to work
together if we are to provide
outdoor recreation opportuni-
ties for all the people,"
Other guests at today's cere-
monies included Conrad Wirth,
director of the National Park
Service; State Senator Fitzger-
aid BemisS of Richmond, vice
president of the Virginia Sky
line Co.. Inc, operator of the
new $286,000 restaurant, here
as well as other cabin and res
taurant facilities along the
drive, and Virginia's 1t. Gov.
Mills E. Goodwin, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

day would guarantee D. G..
Transit the difference between
the 10-cent children,s fare and
the 20-cent adult token fare
for eacn youngSter transported.
Some $4,000 students ride to
and from school annually. This
would permit a maximum pos
Sible subsidy Of $544,200 each
year.
But no more money may be
given u. c. Transit by the
District Commissioners for its
school buses" than would bring
the system up to its reasonable
earnings as established by
regulation.
Apart from technical changes
the House amended the legis-
lation in two major ways.
Long Range Effects
The amount Of subsidy will
be computed August 81 rather
than at the end of each fiscal
year. Certain transit taxes are
figured in August. Because
D. c. Transit has tax freedoms
hinged on earnings, House
believed the later date
would facilitate computations.
Also, the subsidy will be fig
ured on the basis of District,
rather than Washington met
ropolitan, operations of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
Boyin Shotgun S1oying
Committed as Insane

He testified he saw the body
lying under some leaves and
bushes and that he went home
and told his parents. His IA
ther telephoned police.
The dead youths father,
John w. Marshall, said he last
saw his son alive on the after
noon of February IA when he
and the 14-year-old boy said
they were going to the store.
He said he called ninth pre-
cinct police late that evening
when his son failed to return.
The question of the 14-year-
old boys sanity was raised by
his court-appointed attorney,
Arthur w. Jackson, who last
month sought and received a
mental examination for the boy
at District General Hospital.
Judge Ketcham said yester-
day that doctors had reported
the youth has a mental illness
best characterized as paranoid
schizophrenia.
The judge said the youth was
not responsible for his action
because of his mental illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
Westminster Man, 78
Dies in Car Crosh

WESTMINSTER, Md. June 9
(AP).-A motorist was killed
yesterday when his car left
Route 140 and smashed into a
concrete culvert.
Eli Cletus Dutterer, ST., 78,
of Westminster, was pro-
nounced dead at the scene by
James Marsh, Carroll County
medical examiner. The accident
happened about $3.50 am. near
Silver Run, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

LURAY, Va, June 9.-The
migratory habits of a we'll
known Virginia bird : who
spells it Byrd were described
by Secretary of the Interior
J Udall today at the dedication
of a 81 million traffic inter-
change and restaurant at PAN
Drama on the Skyline Drive
near here.
Praise was given Senator
Byrd, Democrat of Virginia,
who as Governor in 1925, initi-
.ated steps that led to creation
of Shenandoah National Park
and the scenic drive that me-
anders along its crests.
The Senator, who will be rs
tomorrow, is maintaining his
traditional birthday observance
by leading a pack of friends
and well-wishers on a hike up
.3,291-foot Old Rag Mountain.
He has made the hike on every
birthday since he was is.
Trek up Mountain
Later today, he will set the
pace which is strenuous for
those half his age-on a trek
UP 4,049-foot- high Hawksbill
Mountain. There, he and a
group of guests will spend the
night in "Byrd's Nest, No. o.
a shelter he has built as a gift
for the Nation alongside the
Appalachian Trail. 1t will be
dedicated formally after a
birthday breakfast in the
morning.
On his birthday last year, he
dedicated "Byrd's Nest No. 1"
about 400 feet from the sum-
NIT of Old Rag his favorite
and the more difficult noun
tain to scale.
At today's dedication Of the
interchange and restaurant at
Panorama, one of the Skyline
Drive entrances where it crosses
U. S. Route I'll, 80 miles west
of Washington, Mr.. UdeH said:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
Montgomery Teacher
Gets Study Grunt

Joseph H. Garcia, a sixth
grade teacher at Mckinney
Hills Elementary School, has
been awarded $4,000 from the
Montgomery County Scholar
ship Fund at the Delegate
Assembly of the Montgomery
County Education Association
at West Rockville Junior High
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
Hostess to Alumni

Mrs. Walter Dyson of BOLT
Thirteenth street NV. will be
hostess to the Storer College
Alumni Association at 8:15 pm.
Monday at her home. Storer
College is at Harpers Ferry, w.
We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
D. c. Transit Promised
School Trofffic Subsidy
Congress Guarantees Difference
Between Children, Adult Fures
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star Staff Writer

Congress has promised D. c. System subsidy for
carrying children between their schools homes in the
District
How much actual money if any. the transit company will
receive is uncertain.
The bill by the Senate late yester