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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

Marvene Sunday of Marvene. Dress Shop and 1eona Rosen- trader of the Colonial Room will coordinate style show and tea in Soldotna Saturday afternoon.
 Models, wearing the latest m fashions, will proceed from the dress shop, through the cafe and on into the Village Inn Lounge and then return to the Colonial Room where the tea will be held. The style show is to begin at 5 pm. and door prizes will be awarded.
 Mrs. Newcomb Hayes as mis- tress of ceremonies, will intro- duce the models and describe each costume. Models will include Miss Carole Jean Olsen, Mrs. Fritz Hall, Miss Marsha Caulfield, Miss Sandy Hamilton, Miss Carrie George. Mrs. Virgil Nordulen, Mrs. Pat Gwinn, Miss Donna
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Friday March 1

Homer Winter Carnival, natuf- al history exhibits, begins 9 a.m. minstrel show begins S:30 pm.
 Saturday, March
 Homer Winter Carnival, natur- al history exhibits, doors open 9 a.m.; minstrel show, 8:30 pm; coronation ball and crowning of queen.
 Openhouse and smorgasbord. Riverside House, Soldotna, Sat urday evening.
 Fourth Annual kenai Peninsu- la Arts and Crafts Show, spon- sored by Kenai Community Li- brary and kenai Educational As sociation in Kenai' Central High School gymnasium, 10 am. to 10 pm.
 Village Shopping Center open house; style show and tea, CO., sponsored by Marvene's Dress Shop and Colonial Room: free smorgasbord at Village Lounge, all events beginning at 3 pm.
 Dance, sponsored by Greater Soldotna Area Republican Club. open to public, Village Inn Lounge, 9 pm.
 kenai Elks Club, smorgasbord in Club bldg, begins pm.
 Sunday. March }
 Homer Winter Carnival contin-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Martha .IOAn Hall

Mir. and Mrs. Richard T. Hall of Soldotna are announcing the birth of their third daughter, born at 16:27 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 23, in the Central Peninsula Clinic, Sol dotna. The baby weighed 6 lbs. l oz. and has been named Martha Joan. Hall is Soldotna branch manager of the National Bank of Alaska.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Area Women to Serve As Models At Saturday Tea and Style Show

Norman, Mrs. Jerry Church and Mrs. Jack Johnson.
 This was one of the features planned in conjunction with tba dog sled races and is being hold as scheduled despite cancelIation of the racing event. All women in the area are invited to attend
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Kenneth { arl Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogers of kenai are announcing the birth of son, born at 9:49 pm. on Thursday, Feb. 21, at the Central Kenai Peninsula Clinic in Soldot- na. The infant, weighing 5 lbs. IA oz., has been named Kenneth Carl. His father is employed as fuel truck driver.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Michael Russell Arnold

Born at 2:50 pm. on Wednesday, Feb. 27. in Central Peninsula Clin- ic, Soldotna, a son to MT. and Mrs. Frank Arnold of Eagle Riv- CT. The baby, weighing 6 lbs. 10 oz., has been named Michael Rus sell. Mrs. Arnold has been in Sol dotna visiting friends.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Coming Events x Newcomers

ues, natural history exhibit, etc
 Ladies of Elks "Bunion Derby" starting time Parkers in Ridge way at 10 a.m., finish line, kenai Elks Club.
 Kenai Peninsula Arts and Crafts Show, Kenai high school gym, Noon-6 pm.
 kenai Elks Club smorgasbord, in Elks Club bldg. 8 pm.
 Monday, March
 Kenai Planning Commission, City Administration Bldg, 5:3O pm.
 Soldotna Homemakers Club, at home of Mrs. Tom Suthard, dem onstration on hair styling by Mrs. Dorothy Lee of Dorothea's Beau ty Salon, 7:30 pm.
 Ladies of Elks, election of of fieers. in kenai Elks bldg, T D. m.
 Public hearing on zoning ordi- nance, City Administratio Bldg, s pm.
 Tuesday. March
 kiwanis Club, breakfast meet ing, Parkers in Ridgeway, T am. Soldotna Cub Scout Committee meeting at Wayne Hagerty home, Soldotna, 7:3O pm.
 Soldotna Democratic Precinct general meeting, Soldotna Com munity Hall, 7 pm.
 Wednesday. March 6 kenai Chamber of Commerce. 12 Noon, Jet Cafe. Sterling Homemakers, hair styling with Valerie (Mrs. Rich ard) Keating as demonstration, at home of Mrs. Bing Brown, 7:3O pm.
 kenai Garden Club, at home of Mrs. Phil Ames, 7:3O pm.
 kenai Area Nurses Group, Of ficers Club at Wildwood Station. $ pm.
 kenai City Council, City Ad- ministration Bldg. pm.
 Thursday, March z
 Central kenai Peninsula Hos pital Assoc, general membership meeting and election of trustees. kenai High School, pm.
 Soldotna Planning Commission, Community Hall, pm
 Soldotna City Council, Com munity Hall, 8 pm.
 Saturday, March 9
 First Annual Kenai Peninsula Soccer Tournament, s t erling School, begins 10 am.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
SOURCE lAIEST AsaiLaBtt FIGURES 1881 fN0M saII0sal 0ffiGt or VIAL STATISTICS

DISEASES of the heart and blood vessels are the nations foremost health problem, being responsible for 54.6 per cent of all deaths in the nation, as shown in the above chart. Join the fight against heart disease by giving generously when a Heart Fund volunteer calls at your home in observance of Heart Sunday, February "A.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
Breck Alan Craig

Breck Alan is the name MT. and Mrs. Donald Craig of Soldotna have selected as name for their new son, born at 1:26 am. on Monday, Feb. 25, in the Central Peninsula Clinic, Soldetna. His birth weight was 8 lbs. 4 oz.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

At the close of 1862, there were 50 producing oil wells and six producing gas wells in Alaska.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01
NEW BEAUTY OPERATOR

SOLDOTNA = Miss Rachel Hoadley arrived from Idaho last week and is now employed as the new operator at Doro thea's Beauty Salon. Miss Hoadlev who has just completed study in special hair styling in Seattle. is a sister of Shirley (Mrs Dom Oehler of the Soldotna branch of the National Bank of Alaska
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-01

Classifieds are news.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

Mr.. Bush was Mr.. Cox's fl
nance chairman in Harris
County last year. His early en-
try in the Senate race generally
was regarded as Q move on
the part Of old guard Repub-
lican leaders to freeze out Mr..
Cox.
However, Mr.. Cox is unlikely
to be deferred II he decides he
wants another fling.
The main question for Mr.
Cox in which Job to 60 for,
the senatorship or the gover-
norship which twice has eluded
him-once as a Democrat and
once as a Republican candi-
date.
After the Republicans recent
meeting at Corpus Christi,
there were reports that Mr.
Cox was looking more seriously
toward the Governors office.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
tots Il tOddIerS'
shops
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

10 Girls Sloeks, cotton corduroy,
sizes z TO 4. Orig. 80 ----8se
IS Tot Boys Flannel Stocks, royon
and Docron polyester belted style.
Sizes a and 6. Orig. 2.9e ----l.3s
l3 Tot Boys Lined Stocks, cotton
eorduroys with cotton flannel lining,
sizes 3 and 4. Orig. 2.e9 to 800.
I.ss
6 Tot Girls Seersueker Dresses, 4
piece eottons in size only. ORIG.
I.SS ------I, 90
10 Tot Girls Snow Suits, sizes z, 3
and 4. Orig. 1899 to 1879 IS
! Tot Girls coot g Sloek Set, size 6.
ORIG. SIS ------.--.---l2.S9
! Tot Girls coot and SIoek Set, size
4 Orig. $40 --.------$5
10 Tot Girls 5-pe. Corduroy Sets,
hot, loeket and overols. Sizes 3 and
a. Orig. 500 -----------3.s9
ToTs' a ToDDLERs' SHOPS
Washington, Ith Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Viva Kennedy Leader
Upset, Backs GoIdwoter

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf,
Sept. 10 (AP).-A leader Of the
1860 Viva Kennedy Clubs Is
banding together Latinos Con
Goldwater, out of what he
terms "bitter disappointment
with the New Frontier"
John A. Flores, national CO.
chairman Of the Viva Kennedy
Clubs, announced formation of
the Latins With Goldwater or
ganization yesterday In Beverly
Hills. It will seek the election
Of Senator Goldwater, Republi-
can Of Arizona, as the next
President Of the United States.
Mr.. Flores said the group
would concentrate its efforts in
California, Texas, Colorado,
New Mexico and Arizona, where
about 4 million Spanish-Speak-
ing people live.
Offices Of the group will
also be opened in Washington,
Mr.. Flores said, to seek the
Spanish-speaking vote Of Chi
cago and New York City.
"Goldwater's chances Of win
ming away the Spanish-speak-
ing vote from Kennedy are
very good" Mr.. Flores said.
Our people spent much time,
effort and money in the Ken
nedy-Johnson campaign, but
have not received proper rep
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Stamps Purchase
Mount Alto TV Set

Mount Alto Veterans Hos
pital will get a new television
set soon, paid for by 75,6OO
trading stamps acquired by five
Government agencies in the
Washington area in their pur-
chasing programs.
The five, the General Serv-
ices Administration. the Agri-
culture Department. Depart
ment Of Commerce, and postal
facilities at Manassas and
Fairfax, Va. and at Bladens-
burg, Md, have contributed a
total of 10000 stamps, which
have been pasted in books by
hospital volunteers.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
GoIdwater Viewed as Key to O. P Grand Slam in Texas

both Mr.. Shivers and Gov. Con-
nally In past campaigns.
Mr.. Bentsen faces the same
potential difficulty as Gov
Connally, that conservatives
might desert to the Republican
primary to cast q vote for SEN
ator Goldwater as their prefer
ence for the presidential no
mination.
Republicans Running
Whoever gets the Democratic
nomination for Senator faces
certain opposition In the gen.
eral election.
George Bush Of Houston
president Of an offshore drill
ing company, announced as q
Republican candidate last week
Son Of former United States
Senator Prescott Bush Of Con.
necticut, he has been active ir
Texas Republican Party affairs
since l94s.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
boys shops
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

s Boys Sport Shirts, cotton fIonneIs,
size 6 only. Orig. ! 80 -----7se
Il Boys Cotton Stocks. Size s only.
Orig. 2.9o -----------i.7S
7 Boys Hooded Sweet Shirts, heavy
cottons. size 6 only. Orig. 2.9e, sse
n Boys White Dress Shirts, fine
cotton broodcIoth, sizes 6. 10, l8.
Orig. 2.99 ------I.4S
le Boys Sport Cops. Orig. 80, soc
u Boys Cotton Modros Shirts, sizes
s to 8, Orig. l.ee -----------$l
10 Boys Denim Shorts. blue eottons,
sizes 6 to 10. Orig. 2.e9 ----Si
IA Boys Ben Cosey Shirts, eottons
in sizes 8 and 20. Orig. 800 81
s Boys Cotton Deck Points, size l6.
Orig. 2.99 ----------Sl 81
SO Boys Winter Cops. Orig. l.ee
70 Z.SS S------------------77e
BOYS SHoPS-WashinSton, 4h Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
mems furnishings
WASHINGTON STORE Only

SO Fomous Make Undershirts,
loo9o Supimo cOttons with toped
shoulders, broken sizes. Orig. 3 for
3.95 95--------3 for 1873
IT'S Prs. Sox, oorter and onklet
styles in cotton or wool oroyIes,
broken sizes. Orig 7ee to 2.e5, 2ee
80 Long Sleeve Shirts, cottons in
white or eoIors. broken sizes. Orig.
$50 - 81
so Supimo Cotton Shorts, comfort
cut in solid colors and white, broken
sizes. Orig. $50 --- 39e
MEMS Observation-Disclosures,
Ist Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
mems clothing
WARRINGTON STORE ONLY

7 Mems All Wool Topeoots, hand
detoiled by O famous maker, os-
sorted potterns, eoloH. Broken sizes.
Orig. 59.95 to 69.9S ------2s.9e
30 Mems Tropleol Suits from O no.
tionolly famous maker, handsome
blends OF Doeron polyester and wool,
5-button lounge models. Shode and
pottern selection. Broken sizes. Oria.
1926 TO 59.95 -----..-3 3o.Se
SHIRLlN6ToN STORE ONLY
as Mems All Wool Suits, eoeh with
O notionoly advertised label. Foll
weight fobrie In voded potterns and
shodes. broken sizes, Orig. 59.95
TO 6e.95 --------------44 -44.oe
MEMS CLOTHING - WashiHgton a nd
shirlinstoH, ftt Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
rugs
WASHINGTON sToRE Only

l-l2x4.5 Broodloom sol Nylon
Pile Rug, molibu beige. Orig. 5s.5l
S22
l-l5x3.ll BroodIoom sol Nylon
Pile Rug, gold. Orig. 64.69 ---Ss3
l-l5x3.lo Wool Pile Broodloom
Rug, champagne. Orig. 57.le, S22
l-l2x4 Wool Pile Loop Texture
Rug, beige tweed. Orig 53.o7 $22
l-lSx6.S Plush Wool Pile Rug,
ton bork. Orig. lo6.54 SIS
l-l5x5.6 Embossed sol NyIon
Pile Rug, beige. Orig. 9l.54 SIS
l-5.2xl2.3 Nylon Pile Rug, Spon-
ish gold. Orig SOS -------.S S33
l-l2x5.6 Loop Wool Pile Rug,
mondorin. Orig. 67.49 ------S33
5o-lsx27" Somples OF Dlseon-
tined Broodloom. Orig. 4.6o to
o,oO ----- --- - - bSe
RUos-WashiHston, IA Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
cOrSetS & braSSiereS
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

7 Fomous Moke Long Line Bros,
cotton and lycro spondex with z"
fIotter woistbond. Sizes 34C, 4oC
and ABB. Orig. $50 -------2.s9
10 Fomous Make GirdIes, assortment
includes built-up waist and side
toIon models, pulI-ons and others.
Block, white, blue, beige. S, N, L
and IS, 20, II in the group. Orig.
695 to $40 --------$3
7 Doeron PoIyester Foundations,
side hook or front upper models,
some with inner belts. Sizes SO, 81,
IS Sidehook Gorter Belts, summer
mesh. 26, 27, 2s -- 81
80, 40 and 46. Orig. 7.ee $50
coRSETS AND BRAssTEREs-Washine-
ton, Srd Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19

resentation nor any recognition
for their efforts.
Few If any Of us have even
received a simple letter Of
thanks. But what's worse, the
Kennedy administration has
not made one Spanish-speak-
ing Federal appointment to
date from the entire State of
California, where about 2 mil
lion Spanish-speaking people
live"
Evening star., 1963-09-19
girls shops
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGTON

20 Girls Dresses, eottons and syn
theties, broken sizes. Orig. 7.9e
10 IVY S.SV
20 Girls Swim Suits, final clearance,
broken sizes. Orig. 800 TO 4.9e,
2.4o
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
10 Girls Pedol Pusher Sets, broken
sizes. ORIG. 4.99 ..--.--I.eo
LANGLEY PARK o SHIRLlNcToN
40 Girls Ployweor pedol pushers,
T-tops, blouses, broken sizes. Orig.
~ -------- we
GIRLS sHoPS--WashiHotoH, an Floor.
Langley Park ana Shirlineton, fHd Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19

friend and former campaign
manager, Gov. Connally viii
be counted on by the nationa'
party to help carry Texas foi
the ticket.
For this reason, he must
campaign actively for abolition
Of the poll tax or run the risl
of being accused Of sabotag.
ing the campaign charge
already made by Mr.. Pens
and Don Marlborough.
II Gov. Connally can stavt
off Mr.. Yarborough's challenge
in the Democratic primary, ht
is expected to turn back the
Republican opponent, whoever
1t might be.
Contest for Marlborough
Senator Ralph Marlborough, 9
liberal Democrat by Texas
standards, faces rough shedding
in either the Democratic pri.
mary or the general election
or both.
Cons servative Demo o.
Gratis, with former Gov. Allan
Shivers repeatedly calling the
signals, have secured the woods
for a strong candidate to take
on the Senator.
Mr.. Bentsen, who held his
Congressional seat from the
Rio Grande Valley from 1916
to 1854 before going to Hous.
ton to build a major life in.
surance company. apparently
will be Senator Yarborough's op-
ponent.
He says he still is only con-
sidering the race, but strong
financial backing is indicated
from people identified with
Evening star., 1963-09-19
antique satin
bedroom ensembles
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

rs Embroidered Top Bedspreods in
royon and ocetote ontique sotin,
severol coIors. Twin and Full sizes.
Orig. 24.99 to 1899 ----l9.99
"a Prs. 2-Tone Plain Troverse Drop
cries to match bedspreods, pleoted
48" wide to pr, 90" long. Orig. 500
TO 9.99 -------6.e9
" Matching Volonces, pinch pleot-
ed. Orig. 5.99 -----3.S9 co.
DRAPERIEs a MISUNDERSTANDING
toHs Ith Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
fashion fabrics
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN

1000 Tds. Foil Fobrie Remnants in
elude Woolens, silks, miroele fobrics
and cottons in q huge assortment Of
interesting textures and weoves,
prints, solids, novelties. l-3 yd.
lengths. Orig 5ee to 5.es, now 2ee
to Z.S9 --------------5o9o off
$50 Ids. Miroele Blend Fobrics in
elude Docron polyesters, Docron and
cotton, oeetotes and royons in O
gorgeous orroy Of prints, solids and
novelties. SO" to As" widths. Orio
e8c 10 80 yd. ---3Se yd.
FASHION FABRIcS-Washtnoton, Srd
Floor; Langley Park, 1st Floor: ShirlinO-
ton, end Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
draperieS &
upholstery
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

80 yds. Polished Cotton Print, Iiloe
and yellow, 56" wide. Orig. LIZ,
S9s yd.
z Pillow Shoms, seollop edge cotton
oroondies. Orig. 2.99 --------$i
40 Panel Tiers, printed Doeron poly
ester ninon, flounce style. 56". Orig.
fSS [.SS 60.
80 Matching Flounee Volonees.
Orig. Z.SS I.S9
DRAPERIES 4 UPHoLSTERY-
Washington, Ith Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
bedWear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

5o-7590 Wool on 25oo other
fiber. Comforters, covered in solid
color ocetote. Orig. e.9S $50
Is Heirloom 6edspreods, charming
patterns in snowy white cotton, twin
size only. Floor sompIes orig. 1923
to 1898 o8-----5.S9
80 Cobblestone Toilored Bedspreods
Of So9o cotton, 2o9o royon, os-
sorted colors. Double size only. Orig.
1898 6.99
BEDWEAR-WashiH0toH Srd Floor:
Langley Park, Ist Floor; ShirlingtoH,
End Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
young teens shop
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGT0N

40 Young Teens Jomoieos. eottons
in O Voriety of coIors, potterns.
Broken sizes. Orig. 3.o9-4.se, l.6s
20 Young Teens BIouses, crisp cot
tons in O voriety Of colors and styles,
broken sizes. Orig. 2.99 to 3.9e,
l.lS
10 Young Teens Toppers, oerilon
oeylies in severul colors. Broken
sizes. Orig. l4.ee TO l6.ee --4.ss
YOUNG TEENS sHoPS-Ih Floor:
Langley Park and ShtrlinctoH, eHd Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
costume jewelry
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

400 Pes. Fall Fashion JeweIry: neck
loces, eorrines, bracelets, pins.
Many styles ond colors. Orig. 81,
see" each; Z for 81"
"PIus 1923 Federol tox
COSTUME JEWELRY-WashiHOto
Ist Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
wOnen's gloves
WARRINGTON SInRE ONLY

100 Prs. Fobrie Gloves, mostly short
les, white, block and beige. Dlsploy
soiled. Orig. 81 ------------sS sSe
GLoVES-WdShington Ist Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19

Mr.. Pena is State chairman
of the Political Association OF
Spanish Speaking Organiza-
tions (PASO), an increasingly
liberal group which was the
outgrowth of a viva Kennedy
organization spearheaded by
Mr.. Pena in the 1860 presi-
Dental campaign.
PASO, which backed former
Gov. Price Daniel in the first
Democratic primary last year
is ready to throw its full
weight behind Don Marlborough
in 1854.
Liberal Negro political groups
such as the NAACP are likely
to do the same.
Thus Gov. Connally faces an
obvious two-pronged threat In
his reelection bid: one, repeal
Of the poll tax could greatly
increase the liberal Democratic
vote in favor of Don Yarbo-
rough; two, a prospective pre-
ferential presidential Republi-
can primary could siphon con-
servative votes away from the
Democratic primary.
Poll Tax Complication
Gov. Connally's situation is
complicated by the fact that
the Kennedy johnson ticket I
(assuming denomination oi
both mem would be benefited
by repeal Of the poll tax and
the resultant larger vote in the
1854 general election.
AS the leader of the Demo-
cratic Party in Texas, as Pres
ident Kennedy's first Secretary
Of the Navy, and as Vice Presi-
dent Johnson's time close
Evening star., 1963-09-19
HIGH > SUENWUdE
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN

400 Mems Fomous Moks Sport
Shirts. short sleeve eottons in mony
colors and patterns. Broken sizes.
Orig. 81 ---------------SI
Evening star., 1963-09-19
WASHINGTON AND
ShlRLlNGT0N ONLY

40 Mems Summer Sloeks, cotton
duck or blends Of Doeron polyester
ond cotton, solid eolors, broken
sizes. Orig, 5.95 TO 8.95 ----4.ss
MEMS SPORTSMAN - Firn Floor at
All s Stores
Evening star., 1963-09-19
major appliances
WASHINGTON STORE Only

3 Top Brond l9" Portable TVS, $s3
z Westinghouse Stereo Phonos,
lined ook --------------$77
! Westinghouse Electric Dryer
(Spocemote) ----Sll2
! Westinghouse Electric Ranges,
Deluxe, full size -------$233
4 Westinghouse Portable Dshwosh-
ers, with hot woter booster ---$l57
6 TobIe Model Rodos ------S.sS
! Moonovox %" Consolette TV,
sIe7
| Westinghouse Wosher-0ryer Com
binotion Sz33
MAJOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eth
Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19

v~~---~~~->-~-~-~- ---~-~-~-~-~-~--~~~--
Kennedy - as Texas Repub-
licans fervently hope-the Re.
publicans could well roll ur
Texas majorities in the presi-
Dental, gubernatorial, anc
United States senatorial con-
tests.
Other factors will have signi-
ficant influence; the outcome
of q November 8, 1868, vote or
repeal of the Texas poll tax
size of the voter registration
for 1864; the final form OF
whatever civil rights bill Con-
gress may pass.
But the Goldwater role, at
this moment, overshadows all
these things so far as the
shape of Texas politics for
1864 is concerned.
Block Senator Goldwater's
nomination at San Francisco
next July, and the Republican
surge in Texas would lose
much Of its steam.
Anything can happen in
Texas politics next year." is
one Republicans evaluation.
Here are some of the pos
sibilities being carefully eval-
tlated by political party lead
krs and prospective candidates:
/. That President Kennedy
and Vice President Lyndon B.
johnson might not be able to
hold Texas, which they carried
by only $4,000 contested votes in
1860. All admit Senator Gold
water would run very strong,
as of now.
2. That Gov. John Connally
might lose the Democratic no.
mination for Governor next
May to liberal Don Marlborough
of Houston, who lost q 1862
runoff to Gov. Connally by
only $4,000 votes.
8. That United States SEN
ator Ralph Marlborough might
fail to win denomination
against former Representative
Lloyd M. Bentsen, jr., of Hous-
ton.
4. That Senator Marlborough
could defeat Mr.. Bentsen for
Evening star., 1963-09-19
luggage
eTNDR All y

Is Weekender Coses, Il" in obo-
codo, charcoal, white or blue. Orig.
~ sSS
10 Mems Companion Coses in Choir
cool. Orig. l7.e5 ------lI.s9
LUGGAGE-Washtn0ton, Ith Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
misses busters

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlN6ToN
800 Misses Cotton Busters, spork-
ling and fresh in O wide voriety OF
prints ond styles, sizes 10 10 ls.
Orig. 6.98 ----------------S4
ROBES AND LoUNdINo APPAREL
washington, 5rd Floor. LdHoiev Park.
2nd Floor; ShtriiHptoH, fSt Floor
Evening star., 1963-09-19
If Poll Tax is Repealed


cratic Party strength shapes ur
for 1864 will be more predict
able after the November 9 vote
on repeal of the poll tax q:
a prerequisite to voting ir
Texas.
Repeal presumably will near
a bigger turnout Of low-incoms
voters, particularly among Ne
groes and Latin Americans.
Gov. Connolly and State
Democratic Executive Commit.
tee Chairman Eugene Locke oi
Dallas pledged their support oi
the repeal campaign last week
They called on Republican
State Chairman Peter ODon-
mel Of Dallas to make 1t q bi.
partisan effort.
Mr.. O'Donnell and the Re.
publican State Executive Com.
mittee, meeting Saturday, tool
no stand for or against repeal
They said it would be left ur
to individual Republican vot.
ers - noting that the party
platform favors submission o.
the issue and that a straw
vote referendum in the 1876:
primary showed a G. o. P. ma.
jority for repeal.
Though Gov. Connally has
committed himself against the
poll tax. he lashed out recently
at what ne described as an ef.
fort Of would-be politica
bosses to exploit the issue tc
create bloc" votes.
Blasts PASO Leader
He singled out Albert Pena
jr., of San Antonio by name