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Evening star., 1963-01-29
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star staff Writer

Members Of the board Of d.
rectors Of the Senators were
meeting this afternoon at the
office Of their attorneys, Frost
& Towers. They are expected
to announce a reorganization of
the club ownership late today.
I'VE have a million details to
work out" a person close to the
Organization said, "but we hope
to have something definite to-
day" There still is a chance
that the details will not be
complete for a day or so.
1t appears almost certain
that James M. Johnston and
James H. Lemon, investment
bankers, and George M. Bunk
er, aviation executive, will head
the new group that will not in
clude President Pete Quesada.
1t is understood that the
thinking Of the new group is
to retain General Manager
George Selkirk, Manager Mick
ey Vernon and others, includ-
ing Bucky Harris, who signed
last week as a special assistant
Selkirk was signed to a two
year contract last November
Vernon was given a new, one
year term in the last week oi
the 1862 season.
DOlin's Hopes Fade
Nate Dolin of Cleveland, for.
lmer vice president of the In.
dians and spokesman for 8
group that has posted $500,00(
in escrow as good faith for {
IS million offer, said "the offel
is still there"
But 1t is virtually certain
that the Senators will remain
in control of half of the grouI
Of original purchasers, anC
that the offer of the Dolir
group will not be accepted.
There is no legal Requirement
by which would-be purchaser
must match the bid of anothe
group for any shares Of tn,
Senators stock. The onl.
stipulation is that the stool
must be offered to the origina
stockholders before selling. Thr
price could be anything from
, 81 to 81 million.
( QueSada was reelected presi
dent at the last quarterly meet
: ing of the board of directors
: which was held the week afte
r Part 1 of his three part re
, port to the public was issued.
/ A person close to the nev
group said Quesada's repor
Evening star., 1963-01-29
Baugh and Marshall Named to Hall Of Fame
Thorpe, Nagurski
Among IS Others

familiar with the pro game. st.
Louis and Dallas, newcomers to
the NIL, selected Jimmy Con-
zelman and Davey O'Brien, re-
spectively, as their representa-
tives. Councilman was a player
in the rough n tumble infancy
of the NIL and later a coach.
O'Brien starred for the Phila-
delphia Eagles.
so Men Considered
The board met twice to con-
slider candidates for the Hall
and to write the ground rules.
At Chicago 1t agreed that each
member would submit maxi
mum Of 20 players and 10 non-
players for consideration at the
first balloting meeting. This
was held at New York on the
eve Of the NFL championship
game and a collective list of
80 men were considered. Four
hours Of debate were necessary
to whittle 1t down to the II.
The next selection meeting
will be held on the eve Of the
1868 world championship game,
but the board also will meet to
consider nominations from
fans.
The Hall Of Fame will in
clude an exhibition area for
mementoes and modern dis
plays. which are expected to in
clude motion pictures of Hall
of Famers in action. Commits
sioner Pete Rozelle broke ground
for the building last August IL
when the Giants and Cardinals
met in the first annual Hall of
Fame game.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

Sammy Baugh, probably the
greatest Redskin of them all,
and George Marshall, owner Of
the Washington club, were
among II charter members
named today for the National
Professional Football Hall Of
Fame at Canton, Ohio.
The IL living members of the
group, embracing former play
ers, coaches, club founders and
officers Of the National Foot
ball League, will be formally
inducted into the Hall late next
summer or early fall. Current
ly near completion at Canton,
the $4O0,0 900 building is expect
ed to open in midsummer.
In addition to Baugh, players
named by a unanimous vote OF
a l4-man national board Of Sc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-30

1856 MERCURY = Four door
sedan. Power steering, power
brakes, electric windows. NJ W
paint. Good car. Brickert Oil
Company. Dealer License 1856.
7-26-tf
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INSTRUCTION

>~--~-
AMBrTIOUS?-Make ga better
than the years before. How?
take specific skill training for
business. Central Virginia ex-
banding economy makes the de-
mand for men and women train
ed in Office skills greater than
the supply. Attenuation is open
ing new doors for new skills.
Limited financial resources need
not delay your reach toward a
better ture. Educational fl
nancing is available at regular
bank rates. If you are unhappy
in your present position, or lack
OF position; if you are ambitious.
II you are willing to be counsel
ed and tested without expense
or obligation; you will be wise
to investigate the goals that are
available t rough spend
ing months, not years, in an ac-
credited business education pro
gram at Phillips Business Col
lege. Fall term opens Septem-
Der %. Placement Department.
will aid you in finding part-time
work. Dormitories and other de-
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FOR EASY quick carpet clean
ing rent Blue Lustre Electric
Shampooer only 81 per day. So
Hdwe g. Appl. Co. 7-3O-lt
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NOTICE

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY Farm
Bureau and Virginia Farm Blu
reau Mutual Insurance Company
office is now located on Main
Street. Dillwyn. Former office of
the late A. L. Pitts, across from
railroad station. New telephone
number YU 3-4381. Glenn Hayes,
insurance advisor. 7-1o-5t
WANTED
RYE AND OATS - L. w. Ham
ilton. Pamplin. 7-19.4p
TO BUY - Liberty "" Nickels.
Top price for top quality. Other
coins. Ivanhoe Morgan. Rt. 3.
Box AZ, Dillwyn, Va. Phone YU
g. 1853. 7-o6-tf
HEAVY TYPE HENS. Call or
write before delivery. C. H.
Franklin. Eek 2-3213. Farmville.
3-2t-tf
PIANOS: Will buy or trade
Dnwdv Furniture Co.. phone Eek
y $40. Farmville. Va. 2-8-tf ~
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WANTED
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY
CEDAR LOGS
BY Carload Lots.
Truck Lood
Or On Stump
Contact
CHARLES IA. NELSON
Nelson. Va.
Phone ClorksviIIe
DR. 4-0277
HELP WANTEn
HELP WANTED

FULL AND part time men to
sell and service Electrolux
vacuum cleaners in Farmville
and surrounding areas. Write
Box &c. CO The Herald. 7-16tf
YOU CAN EARN $3O-$4O weekly.
No experience necessary, we
train yoNOAvon Cosmetics are
IN great demand. Write Mrs.
Allce Lucas, Box 2l44. Lynch
burg. Va. 1922 (T)
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sirable living accommodations.
Write to Phillips Business Col
lege for a free 1864 catalog.
Do it today. Pc. Box 1876,
Lynchburg, Virginia. 7-3O-4t
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IN MEMORIAM

WOODALL-In loving memory
of our son, Verlin Warren Wood
all on his 23rd birthday July
Is. The death Of sorrow, We can
not tell. of the loss of one. We
love so we'll. And while he sleeps
a peaceful sleep. His memory
we shall always keep.
Signed, Nom and Dad. 7-30-1t
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ELPWANTED

IMMEDIATE openings for two
experienced mechanics. Good
salary. Apply in person to Da-
Wis Pontiac Sales, F'armville.
Phone Elk 2-49l1. 6-28-tf
FEMALE - Full or part time,
no collecting. no delivering, no
investment. Sarah ventry,
Inc. Write for information: Mrs.
Verna Moore, Route 2, Glad
stone. Va. 7-19-rf
M E G MIC experienced;
good wages. plus commission;
paid insurance ard other bene-
fits. Harris-Cook Motor Co..
Farmville, Va. 7-19-tf
NATIONAL CONCERN - has
telephone survey positions open
for men or women with pleasant
voices and personalities. No
experience necessary. Must have
private telephone. For personal
interview write District Manager
Suite 800. American Building.
1901 E. Main Street, Richmond
10. Va. 7-30-2t
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SERVICES

SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAIN
FIELDS INSTALLED. ditching
and terracing. Ayers Building
Supply Co.. phone Elk 2-3906.
Farmville, located on old Cum
berland Road. Jackson Heights.
LIFT
WE CRY FOR YOU: Dickefson
Auction Co.. phone Eek 2-3556
Farmville. 10-20-u
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6ltCtI IT, CACeueIlI COllditlOL
The Hub. Farmville. 730-N
TELEVISION Repossessed.
You can have for balance due
of ST. Easy terms. Southern
Hardware Company, Farmville.
7-3O-2t
1857 CHEVROLET Bel Air.
va sedan. Power glide. Clean.
Brickert on Company. Dealer
License 156. 7-26-tf
HOUSE Three bedrooms. oil
heat. on Rt. As near WFLO, new,
modern. Elk 2-52O8 after 6 pm.
7-26-6p
ORGAN = Antique church or
gan will exchange for upright
piano and pay difference.
Peoples Supply Store, New Can
ton, Va. 7-26-2p
FREEZER cubic foot freez-
er. Like new Excellent con-
dition. S130 Easy terms. South
ern Hardware Company. Farm
vile. 7-30-2t
TELEVISION Westinghouse.
new 1868, 49, portable television.
Floor sample. with table Reg.
Sl79, complete for S128. W.T..
Southern Hardware Company.
Farmville. 1902
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY Side
board. Mrs. F. s. Blanton, Elk
2-4732. 7-26-4t
1860 FALCON-two door. Very
clean. E2-3465. 1902
FOR RENT
~~~~~
BEACH COTTAGE - Two bed
rooms, second row. Garden City.
10 mi. south of Myrtle Beach,
S. c. Call H. F. Hubbard, Elk 2
1850. 6-14-tf
APARTMENT - Small. upstairs.
furnished. Suitable for lady. Ap-
ply 408 High Street. 6-l3-tf
TWO BEDROOM house on Hy-
lawn Avenue. Will be available
August |. Phone Day Eek 2-3l37.
night Elk 2-4498. 7-9-tf
HOUSE in Rice. 3 bedrooms,
living room, dining room. mod
ern kitchen. ll2 baths. full
basement. big yard, Longwood
Realty Co., Phone Eek 2-3563,
Farmville. 7-2-tf
APARTMENT - PIG E. Third
Street. See Marshall Burger.
1912
APARTMENT = Hot and cold
water furnished. Three -ooms and
bath. $29 so. Phone EA 2-3l54.
10-l9-tf
OFFICE SPACE - corner Main
and Third Streets. Will remodel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burger Jackson.
5-17-tf
APARTMENT - 4 rooms, heat
and hot water furnished, second
floor. COL Pine stree Mrs.
Elizabeth Burger Jackson. Phone
Elk 2-3576. 7-26-tf
APARTMENTS = One three
room apartment with oath and
one one-rOom apartment with
bath. May be used as four
room apartment with two baths
l0l ~ Virginia Street. Colleen
M. Leatherwood. Phone Elk 2
5l6l after $50 pm. 7-16-tf
HOUSES four rooms, one
modern with bath: ore senni-
modern Mr.. Conner. Second and
Cedar or Phone Eek 2-38l8 after
six. 7-l6-7p
DWELLING frame. six rooms
and bath with basement on
Woodrow Ave See V. V. Gordon
at Gordon Transfer. 7-19-4p
4 = = ~~~>~
STORAGE BUILDING Second
Street. Farmville. See V. v.
Gordon at Gordon's Transfer.
7-194p
APARTMENT = T hree bed
rooms. heat, water and hot wa
ter provided. Available immedi-
ately. 8. w. Putney, Jr., Elk 2
4lS3 or Elk 1880. 7-19-4t
APARTMENT = available Sep
TENDER l. Mrs. James Lancas-
ter. 7-l9-4p
BUSINESS BUILDING In Dill
wyn. no. by Of, on Main Street.
Contact Glern HAYES. YU g.
1881 Home phone WO 9-2474. .
7-19-4t
-~-~>~
FOR EASY quick carpet clean
ing rent Blue Lustre Electric
Shampooer only 81 per day So
Hdwe g. Appl. Co. 7-3O-lt
NOTICE
TuAT
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NOTICE

THE CHAT N CHEW Restau-
rant. Meherrin. Va. is now I'M
der the ownership of G.. B. Rhue.
The former owner. Mrs. lila F.
Marks. is in no way responsible
for the operation or debts of the
aforesaid business. 7-30-4t
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR Southern
Hardware Company has for sale
repossessed refrigerator for bal
ance due, $50. Easy m S
Southern Hardware, Farmville.
7-3O-2t
STORM WINDOWS, DOORS -
Dennis Critzer. Elk 2-551l after
3 pm. 4-12-tf
SPENCER Individually de
Signed supports for men, women
and children. Also orthopedic
prescriptions. Mrs. Annie Put
ney, Registered Corsetiere. Eek
2-4468. 7-19-l3p
FREEZER New floor sample
freezer. Is cubic feet. 1910 value
for $l98. Easy terms. Plus free,
100 plastic containers. Apply
Southern Hardware Company.
Farmville. 1902
TELEVISION Rebuilt 2l".
$685. The Hu6>Farmville- y :.
SURGE Compressor and motor.
will pull three units. l.. w
Hamilton. Pamplin. 7-19-4p
PUPS Beagle. purebred. one
year old. pair $50. Phone YU g.
1865. Dillwyn, Va. 7-19-tf
TRACTOR Ford with cultiva-
tor, disc, pillow and tools. Phone
w 1886, Dillwyn. 7-l9-tf
TELEVISION INV Reg. 1895. New
floor sample console television.
$3.50 Famous known brand. The
Hub, Farmville. 7-3O-2t
FREEZER =; Philco small freez-
er. $50. Excellent condition. The
Hub, Farville. 7-3O-2tm
AIR CONDITIONER - One ton,
new 1863 York air conditioner.
$3.50 value for SLAB. Only one.
Easy terms. The Hub Farm
vile. 7-3O-2t
1860 FORD PICKUP - Six cylin-
ders. low mileage. Brickert Oil
Company. Dealer License 156.
7-23-tf
1858 BUICK Roadmaster = Pow
er steering. power brakes, cleo
tr.c windows. New paint. Extra
nice car Biickert Oil Company.
Dealer License l56. 7-26-tf
1856 FORD -- Four door sedan.
Straight drive. Good condition.
Brickert Oil Company. Dealer
License 1876. 7-26-tf
MINIATURE French PoodleS -
One apricot. two black. Eight
weeks old John Glenn. Elk 2
4553. 7-26-2t
FRIGIDAIRE Clothes Dryer. $50.
Easy terms No finance COM
pany. The Hub will handle as a
charge account. The Hub, Farm
vile. 7-3O-2t
FREEZER - Westinghouse 90
cubic foot freezer. Sis. The Hub,
FarmVllle. 7-30-2t
ELECTRIC RANGE Excel
lent condition: S4S. The H b.
Farmville. 7-30-2t
TWO YOUNG MARES r. Brok-
en- TO ride. Ages three and five
years Pleasant Valley Road.
Cumberland. Eek 2-5224 after 6
pm. 7-26-2t
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FOR SALE

NOW AVAILABLE - The 1854
18th edition of Red Book at
Gray's Drug Store, PIG N. Main
Street. Farmville. 7-2-tf
LOTS = In jackson Heights.
75'x150'. T. L. Ragland. Phone
Elk 2-54O1. 4-9-tf
OR RENT = Wheel chairs hospl-
tai beds. crutchers. canes, or sick
room needs. Gray's Drug Store.
Farmville. SCOT
1856 CHEVROLET va. Four
door hardtop Power glide.
Brickert Oil Company. Dealer
License 156 7-26-tf
FLOOR Sample IS Gu. Fl. Zen
it'll Freezer. $l99 90. Deluxe mod
Ell. E. 2. Terms. Southern Hard
ware e. Appl. Co. 7-5-tf
1859 OLDSMOBILE 38 -Four
door hardtop sedan. Power steer
ing. power brakes. Nice car.
Brickert Oil Company. Dealer
License l56. 7-26-tf
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FOR SALE

MAYTAG WASHER = Alumni
mum square tub. SIS. The Hub,
Farmville. 7-3O-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Holiday Shell Game
in the season for nuts everybody get cracking!

HE CHRISTMAS NUT BOWL has come
down the years as much part of the
great dinner as the famed pudding and
brandy-spiked mince pie. But nut styles
have changed since that Christmas Bob
Cratchit put a shOvelful of chestnuts
in the fire to sputter and crack noisily.
Today the big six of the nut league
are walnuts, almonds, pecans, hazel
nuts, cashews and Brazils. We buy
them at the supermarket in shell or out.
Traditionalists still prefer the after
dinner nut-cracking ritual. Women in
a hurry pass sailed nuts or those dry
roasted. ALI neat as you please.
Once upon time nuts we're crack
ing fun. The sound of the hammer
clipping nut against the up-turned
edge of the Old-time Aatiron was as
familiar as the chomping Of apples. Co.
ing nutting was seasonal ceremony.
With the first frost the children
we're off to the woods with gunnysacks.
They went with yelps of joy accOmpa-
MED by the mezzo-sOpranos of dogdom.
Shake the black walnut tree. Down
fell the nuts in their tight-6tted green
cases. Black as licorice when the shells
came off. Sweet little chestnuts in
green-spiked armOr, kid-lined, buried
themselves deep in the fallen leaves.
Shake the nut tree. Beechnuts fell in
pounding hail, shining white, tough.
shelled. Remember sweet hazelnut Of
southern New York and woodlands
south? In the southwest pine nuts were
yours for the picking.
New and old
Nut styles change. Native chest
nuts are but sweet memory. 1t was
SO years ago that the chestnut blight
appeared, sweeping with tornado gusto
through New England, through the
APpalachians.
Black walnuts, butternuts, beech.
nuts, hickory nuts, are seldom in the
markets today. Hard to crack, difficult
topick the goodies out, their popularity
has declined, a casualty of the modern
trend of quick, quick everything.
Macadamia nuts from Hawaii are
coming up in the world. Improved
processing has tenderized this horren-
dous jaw-breaker. This year pecans,
both the wild and cultivated, are record
crops. A good harvest of walnuts in
both California and Oregon. California
almonds are just less than the record
1861 harvest. Oregon flberts are mod
IL w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

Foreign nuts have won their spurs
in United States kitchens. The cashew
from India and other tropical or semi
tropical countries is the most important
imported nut of the moment. Every
body loves its soft, rich creamy way.
Brazil nuts are of good quality, but not
as plentiful as in some years - enough
to 60 around. That tender little nut,
the pistachio, comes in moderate sup
ply from Turkey and Syria. Pignolias,
shelled, are from Italy. So are few
chestnuts. Some come fresh, others
peeled and canned, ready for stufing
your holiday bird. -IHG end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

DRY ROAST NUTS: Use ony nut desired.
bl0Och Il necessary or wosh In cold woter;
droiH. SpTeod moist nuts thinlY in q shoIIow
pon. Sprinkle with sOlt M TO 2 teaspoons
soIt 10 pound nUssl. Heot IN Aoo0F. oven
about 20 minutes. stirring frequently. until
lightly Drowned. For mixed nuts prepare
eoch kind separately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Now M0nY Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH. q pleasant alkaline
(non-acid) powder, holds false teeth
more firmly. To eat and talk In more
comfort, just sprinkle q little FAS-
TEETH on your plates. No gummy,
gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks
plate odor" (denture breath) Get
FASTEETH at any drug counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
LOST

DOG, dachshund-beagle niixed, male,
found IN vic. OF 18th and Z SITS. NV.
DOG. male, black and white. cocker
sfMET sF:y II reward Ss' Ju. ri Seas collar
DOG, black and brown. Ions haired
s sR%, i: g a. s sssSSs. DU' 7-aOaS
DOG 90; F sSI, T 1ab: g Ssni 4 chA .l.
reward rev SSe.s7s2. ~ = So
DOC, cocker Spaniel, type. reddIsh
brown. wearing collar. no tag;
Jumped out Of my car a. Riggs I'd.
4 aSs Ei 4.xSIa f n.y. 4 .HSSIit am
DOG, Doberman. male, black. fawn
ies sshn no t sss; Vic. 18th and shsp.
S S:ESoS s'' Or n 81. 1E .sssSa can RA.
DOG, 2-yr.-o male, beagle. reddish
brown and white: ans. 70 sailor;
vic; 300 LIST pi' me-; reward. ia.
peared from 4703 Annapolis I'd. 81 3
pm, Mon; ehild's pet; reward. AP.
DOG, French poodle, female, 4 mos.
old, june. 49, vic. Of People. Drugs
s snS pour aS Sc5nsssi needs elippinEi
c HSss :,s aS' Vs. STVSn Esni 9,v sth
Can b22-fi3e.
FOAM RUBBRR CUSHION, on River
I'd. Call 7bp-2223.
RING, silver, with scratched clear
stonei vic. Chevy hase-Woodward
si !SSsssgTSSO n.y. iqn; s-SSssD. S sy.. reward
WRIST WATCH, mans. omeRa Sea-
High School ana GRAND Union
groceryi reward. OIL. 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
CastroSays
Last Rebels
FaceDeath

| HAVANA, June 20 NAF).-
Prime Minister Fidel Castro
said last night his army would
soon launch an offensive
against the last vestiges OF
counter revolutionary groups"
He said anti Castro Cubans
still were holed UP In Las Villas
Province, $50 miles southwest
of Havana.
Mr.. Castro claimed that all
guerrillas have been wiped out
in Matanzas Province and the
counter revolutionary force in
Las villas has been cut in half
He said the counter revolu1
tionaries were abandoned to
their fate by the very ones who
impelled them to these ven-
lures"
Mr.. Castro asserted in a ma
tionwide broadcast:
"Our enemies will face revolu-
tionary justice and taste the
bullets of our soldiers. Not a
single bandit will remain be-
cause the imperialistic force
that harassed the revolution for
four years is staring at its last
days."
Admits Harvest Bad
Addressing sugar workers, Mr.
Castro admitted that this years
harvest was the worst in many
years.
He blamed "our own mis-
takes and we have also to
remember lack Of rains and
Especially the imperialist block
ade and counter revolutionary
maneuvers have contributed to
this result"
Mr.. Castro said a Russian
technical mission has come to
Cuba to study the mechanical
ton of cane cutting. He prom
ised the workers new and better
equipment.
Cuba's National Sugar Com
mission reported Wednesday
that planting for next years
sugar crop was far behind
schedule and predicted diff
culties for reaching goals fixed
by the party and revolutionary
government"
But Mr.. Castro expressed
confidence that production
problems will be eliminated by
next year.
Challenging the workers to
produce more and more sugar, T"
ne SAID:
1--WE have won the battle Of
the fields against imperialists
and now we will win the battle
: of production in the nation.
Our detractors have used
our difficulties in sugar pro-
duction as arguments against
our revolution. In the future
they will not be able to count
! on these arguments"
Mr.. Castro told the workers 4
would be impossible to raisC
!. their salaries unless they pro
duced more goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28

ton win be by next spring,
summer or fall"
He added:
Il feel very strongly that the
Republican Party Is q national
party and should be interested
in carrying all sections"
In Washington, Senator
Scott, Republican Of Pennsyl-
vania. indicated that former
President Eisenhower viii play
q key role In the selection Of q
Republican presidential candi-
date for next years election.
EisenhOwer's Role
The successful candidate
will find it desirable and per-
haps even necessary It have
the support of the party's
leader. Gen. Eisenhower" Sena-
tor Scott said at q luncheon
for Pennsylvania news CORE
spondents yesterday.
He declined to 60 into de-
tail on what role Gen. Essen
hover would play In the selec-
ton.
Senator Scott. who also mus
seek reelection next year
showed little enthusiasm fol-
the support now shown in some
Republican quarters for Sena-
tor Goldwater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
FOUND

CAT. male, Burmese. brown body.
black ears, tan face: feet snivsii
reward. OIL. 6-p46O.
CAT, white, With huge black spot on
s Soss Sc iss' R esss sDO's c5SSnS
CAT, gray, male, shaysd left iegi vic.
KE, S.sS7b, y ~ =" All
PASSPORT, small, black booklet. name
s84.7s32,
sIAMEsE CAT, seal point. altered
MALE Wed, vie, Wildwood; needs
medical attention; reward, 3Sb-bS9sp
DOG, male, black With brown. found
,sAlbemarls st. Call M s-524O.
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Draft Quote Increase
To 129, 900 Predicted
By the Associated Press

1t. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
told Senators yesterday he ex-
poets $4,000 young men to be
drafted for military duty in the
next IL months. Only 10000
were called in the year ending
June 80.
Selective Service Director
Hershey also advised a Senate
Appropriations subcommittee
that higher mental and physi.
cal standards have sharply in.
creased the rejection rate fol
inductees.
"Of those rejected. 40 pei
cent are for totally mental rea-
sons, 40 per cent for totally
physical and 20 per cent both
mental and physical" he said.
Gen. Hershey asked $50, 140,.
900 to operate the Selectivt
Service System for the next
fiscal year. This years budget
for the agency was $37,714,000
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INTERPRETATIONS
Pope Prepares to Aid
Iron Curtains Catholics

which we desire with all our
heart divine care"
Mr.. Khrushchev's message.
the Pontiff wrote, "Awakens in
our soul the memory of the
Russian people, their secular
and Christian history. E. :"
Pope Paul repeatedly is more
interested in repairing bonds
disrupted after World War II
than in keeping alive old con-
flicts with Communists.
In this he is following policies
initiated by Pope John XIII
who sought to get Joseph
Cardinal Mindszenty to leave
the United States legation ir
Budapest and come to the Vat
lean In exchange for q relax
alton Of the Hungarian govern
ment'S restrictions on the
church.