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The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
FISHERIES FIRM
 EXPANDS PROGRAM OF SCHOLARSHIPS

Lowell Wakefield, president of Wakefield Fisheries, has an- nounced an expanded educa- tional scholarship program for his company. All Alaskan resi- dents of the company will be assisted in educational work where local facilities are not available. This aid will be for high school, junior college, or college education.
 pr. R. Roland Armstrong of Sheldon Jackson Junior Col lege said "that this is probably the finest step Alaskan indus try has taken to date.
 Sheldon Jackson has been authorized by the company to aid some young people outside the Wakefield Fisheries. Shel- don Jackson administrators have awarded two $500 grants to Spencer Shaw of Afognak and David Eluska of Alitak.
 The new program for schol- arships encourages young peo- pie to seek out their education al work in Alaskan schools and specifically mentions the pro- grams of Alaska Methodist University and Sheldon Jack son Junior College and High School.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
lO50 TAKE ORAL CANCER EXAMS

During the week of May 1-8, 1050 Alaskans saw their den- tists, who had agreed to give a free oral examination during this time. 59 dentists in the State participated in this pro- gram to detect oral cancer in it's early stages.
 Of those examined, 177 peo- ple-almost percent - had lesions or pathological condi- tions that needed attention. Treatment or additional evalu- ation was recommended in all but 34 of these cases.
 pr. Robert w. Smith, Anch- orage dentist who was chair man of this program, stated that generally it was success ful endeavor and that the den- lists of the State were prepar- ed to see much larger num- per or people.
 Speaking for the Alaska di- vision of the American Cancer Society, Dr. William w. White head, president, said, We are grateful to the private and public health dentists of Alas ka who gave their time and knowledge to serve the public and the Society in this cancer control program. Through eff forts like this, it is possible to find cancerous lesions in the beginning and treat them pro- perly so another life may be saved"
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
U. s. Senator Clair EngIe Honored Al Launching of Hydro.Train Barge

The wife of U. s. Senator Clair Engle christened the Pu- get Sound d-Alaska Van Lines new hydro-train barge which was launched at Gunderson Bros. Engineering Corp. yard in Portland, Oregon, at II am. Friday, July 26. Former Trea- surer of the United States. Elizabeth Rudel Gatov, served at matron of honor at the christening of the new vessel to be named after Clair Engle, the popular United States sen ator from California. Mrs. Cat roy is the wife of Albert w. Gatrov, former chairman of the federal maritime board The U. s. maritime administration will be represented at the launching by Captain Martin I. Goodman, chief office of ship operations, WaShlngton, U. c., and MT. Lloyd Fleming, Pacific coast director, San Francisco, California.
 According to John Lee, presi dent of Puget Sound d-Alaska Van Lines, the vessel will make it possible for the first time for merchants to ship their wares to and from Alaska in rail cars without unloading or rehandling at Seattle as has been the case heretofore. He said the CLAIR ENGLE mea- sures BOA feet in length. IS 68 feet wide, 19 feet deep, and has a carrying capacity of 30 normal-length railroad cars.
 Tn naming our new barge
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
FUND IS $500 AWAY FROM GOAL

Although well past the $9,- 900 mark, the ambulance fund IS still $500 short of it's $10,O0O goal, drive chairman William Hermann reported this week.
 He urged those who wish to contribute or those who wish to honor the pledges previous ly made to do so at their earl lest convenience, so that the new ambulance may be order ed and put into service with out further delay.
 The ambulance committee of the Palmer Fire Association is now in the process of drawing up specifications for the new equipment, Hermann said. As soon as these are completed, bids will be asked from Vari- ous dealers and manufacturers. Basic requirements for the Val ley ambulance will be four-lit- ter patient capacity, and resus- citating equipment capacity for two patients for at least three hours.
 Important contributions dur ing the week were received from MT. and Mrs. Hal I've, MT. and Mrs. L. P. Rorrison, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, MT. and Mrs. John Nash, and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Strickler. Two donations were received from anOnymouS donors
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
POLE SHEARED OFF: YOUTH UNINJURED

Melvin Beldon, l6, of Mile 2, Knik Road, walked away from an encounter with power pole July g, uninjured.
 The pole, however, was broken off when Beldon. rounding a curve at about Mile 10 on the Palmer Wasilla high way, lost control of his 1850 Plymouth and skidded into the pole.
 The accident occurred about 3::30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
Lew Hanks, Mrs. Lewis Discuss
 Family Survival With Homemakers

Homemakers from all parts of the state discussed family survival plans as part of the 1863 Homemakers Short Course on the University of Alaska campus recently.
 Mrs. Gerry Lewis, civil de- fense chairman for the Alaska Homemakers Council, and MT. Lew Hanks, rural civil defense specialist for the Cooperative Extension Service, presented the subject.
 Emphasis was placed on the following:
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
ALTA GETS FAA CONTRACT

R. J. Hampton, Chief, con- tract unit, Federal Aviation Agency, Alaskan region, an- nounced that the Alta Con- struction Company of Anchor age has been awarded a con- tract for construction at Anch- orage International Airport and Fire Island.
 Alta entered a low bid of $15l,846 for the construction of a directional localizer, RCAG facility, and related work.
 Estimated date of notice to proceed was June 22, 1863.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
WELL PREPARED

It's planning that makes the difference-either you profit by knowing, or lose by guess ing
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01

Worry never helps after you've made mistake-the only foolproof remedy is to get busy and correct it.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
THE SHOWDOWN

The student who just got by in his studies has already found out he couldn't get by the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
SATURDAY. ~

venins, Cont.
7:30 q THE GALLANT MEN.
Drama l Hour Captain Benedict Will
liam Reynods) weighs the devotion OF
his men against an opportunity to serve
the Allied Military Government tRepeatO
q THE LUCY-DESI HOUR.
Comedy. l Hour "Lucy Meets the
Mustache" Eide Adams and her late
husband Ernie KoVacs are guest stars
in this repeat show.
$50 q JOEY BISHOP SHOW.
Comedy. Color. Comedian Buddy Hackett
arrives for a visit leading a live baby
elephant as gift for the expected baby.
(Repeat Of May a. 1861
g STUMP THE STARS.
Game. A pantomime quiz with Mike
Stokey nc.
a H00TENANNY.
Folk Music. From Rutgers University,
New Jersey, starring the Smothers
Brothers, the Tariers, Oscar Brand and
Shirley Abicair. (Repeat)
q THE DEFENDERS.
Drama. / Hour An eere drama by
Reginald Rose about a seance and
mysterious death on Fire Island. New
York. Mary Aston. Patrick 0'NeiI,
Howard St. John and Joan Hackett star.
tRepeat)
300 q SAT. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES.
Approximately 2N Hours Color "The
Roots of Heaven" 1858. Enrol Flynn,
Juliette Greco.
q PETER QUINN.
Crime. Craig Stevens. tRepeat)
q LAWRENCE WELK SHOW.
Variety. l Hour. Pianist Bob Ralston
plays deep Purple" and "l2th Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18
q PRO FOOTBALL GAME.

TNO TUOI DALI GAWC.
Approximately 2Ha Hours An exhibition
game with the Washington Redskins vs.
the Philadelphia Eagles. From Charlotte.
North Carolina. watch for Redskin
stars: Quarterback Norman Snead, No. 10;
Fulback Ron Hatcher, 80, and HaIfbacks
Dick James, AZ. and Bobby Mitchell, 49,
Commentary by Jim Gibbons and Eddie
Galaher
1000 @ YANCY DERRINGER.
Adventure. Jock Mahoney stars. tRepeat)
q FIGHT OF THE WEEK.
Approximately as Minutes. Mddleweights
Jose Gonzalez VS.. Rocky RVero in a
lo-round match from Madison Square
Garden.
1920 @ AWARD THEATER.
Drama shadow of Evil" Cliff Robert
son and David Brian star (Repeat)
1o:45 q MAKE THAT SPARE.
Sports. Top bowlers compete. Johnny
Johnston, commentator.
HOO q PLAYHOUSE FIVE.
Movie. Approximately 2 Hours. "The
Mortal Storm" 1910. Margaret Sullivan
James Stewart.
ushinstOn. D. c.. August 10. 1868
Evening star., 1963-05-24
FV RETAIL sToRE-Instailmen
STORES FOR RENT

ADJACENT NEW HOLIDAY MO.
Co, Nd. Only 2 left in service
center under const. TV and re-
pair, apothecary, bakery. medical
office. etc. Favorable lease. GEO.
s. KING CO.. LU. 4-2501.
CHOICE STORE, 643 Conn. ave
1000 50. IT,. sidewalk level, park
ing 1 car, avail. now. SANDOZ,
INC. DU. 7-1234.
EXCELLENT LOCATION for whole
sale business in Northeast market.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
MERCEDES BENZ
SALE

'62 GOOSE 4-dr.. black with genu-
inc leather interior, Wv tires.
fuel-injection engine. AMIN ra-
dio. Was 1000, special SO, ,795.
'62 GOOSE hardtop coupe. black
with red genuine leather interior,
Wv. tires. fuel-injection engine,
4-speed floor shift, AMIN -SW
radio. Was 5000, special S5,495.
'62 220-S 4-dr.. graphic gray with
red tex. leather. Wv. tires. AM
FM radio. Was $4,000. special
80 100 4-dr.. black, Wv. tires.
AM-FM radio. Was $1,000. special
80 22O-s 4-dr., Mercedes blue, with
white roof. custom seat covers
$1,000, special 2.3g5,
80 100 4-dr., beige finish. low
mileage. Special price for week
end. only 81 .299.
SO lSO-D 4-dr., diesel engine gives
top economy, q rugged car. Was
Sl,40O. special S1,395.
'57 Zoos 4-dr., jet black finish
very clean, custom upholstery. Was
81, 800. special Sl,295.
so $50 4-dr., sun roof, AM-FM
radio. exceptionally fine mechani.
eal condition. this is a bargain
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl IA. 7-772g
Auth. Mercedes-Benz Dealer"
MERCEDES BENZ 1853 "220-s,'
blue, bucket seats, Becker Mexico
Europa AMIN radio hydraulic.
auto. Daimer-Benz clutchl. Car In
immaculate eond.. 81 .S95.
AUTO MARKET
$40 X st. NV. ST. 3-31sl
OPEN TIL o PM.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
TRUST NOTES WANTED

TRoUBL Es0Mg DELINQUENT
nis!,. 9kss vvs epgy =, ,s,p,rtly SERVED
Evening star., 1963-05-24
VACATION PLACES

COTTAGE FOR RENT--Nantucket,
Msasss' sLnas' in siSsssonset sSSa Y Village. Village. mr.
fully equipped. July 1 through
Sept. 4. 5000 per mo. OK. a
755s or EN-. 3-06s2.
MOUNTAIN TOP house. ,OOO-ft.
3 bedrms., $50 wk. JE 2-709S.
NEAR LURAY-cottage and camp
ms, iny Olympic DT 0,Stl,, pool riding ste
or RI. 3-Oi32 or write Box l0l.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD. - 2 apts. in
ocean-front cot, city wat, guard,
beach; reas. rates. HE. 9-253l.
REHOBOTH BEACH-Furn. house
for rent. 3 bdrmS.; 6/3-7: 6/10-
"a: g/9-l3: $50 for 8 days. 6/24-
Evening star., 1963-05-24
MONEY TO LOAN
AUTO-TAXI LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACTION IN "a HRS,

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts
No applications or red tape. Va,
Nd, d. c. Day, eve. VIII. 6-61S2
Evening star., 1963-05-24
OUT.oF.ToWN REAL EST.

NEW LOG CABINS and cabin sites
located in the mountains. Water
and elec. avail. In the IT. Ritchie
Caledonia area. Hunting, fishing
and golf course within is to 20
min; min, drive. CAL OF write TIM
Box "A, Cashtown, Pa. Phone
OettysburR 334-3SSa.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.
AVIATION
REECHCR Arm

NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
SALES AND SERVICE
OF. 4-7655 24S-5097
CESSNA 152, q share, full paneled,
dual xtal., omni, low time engine.
5S5-0S6l.
SELL-trade or partnership, Cessna
all metal lao, late AS, S2,655.
kE. 6-S637 after Q pm.
TRI-PACER 1858, perfect condi-
ton, l25 hrs s. NJ. OH; $50
horsepower, full panel, 7. T. 925
hrs, $500: CaIl WA. 7-9s3S for
Evening star., 1963-05-24
SUMMER HOMES
AT CAPE COD

For rent. fuil season, modern house
on salt water; living room with
fireplace, dining room, modern
Kitchen. with diihwasher, 3 bed.
rooms, bath and half, maids room
and bath, screened porch HELEN
w MCCLELLAN. ostervilie. Mas
FIRST SHOWING. Va. country re.
treat, exclusive planned lake re-
sort. BOATING winning, fishing
3s0-aefe lake, 2sbedfOom cottage,
lot, $500 EN- 3.2502
Evening star., 1963-05-24
TRAILERS
BEAUTIFUL 5OxIO-2-i

BEAUTIFUL 5OxIO-2-bedrm Pace
maker, auto. washer. fully furn..
must sacrifice. small down and
assume payments. Call 273-6lO4
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. va, Ro, &
400; Nd. RA. 6-2b3I.
DISCOUNT Is.N1 nj, Up UP TO sl'sOo on 3
mobile home. Low as S275 down
with payments much lower than
rent. Also on display the all new
lS' wide Expandos. Guaranteed
parking; Drive out and see them
drews AFB on Route 3. Open
Daily o to Q. Sunday II to 3
Call 297-s3S4. MARTIN MOBILE
HOMES, 7400 Branch ave, clin-
ELCAR TRAILER '63, 5OxiO IT,. Z
bedrms. EQUITY and take over pay.
ments. May be seen at 4104 Rich.
mond hwy, Alex, Lot Al.
GET IN ON THIS, the all new
PRINCESS for '63. Fri, Sat, anC
sun; only, Introductory pricl
saving saySS iS oi si.sSSi ssSSecrCS% sSlips GiHbS for
3-bedrm. 55xiO. A saving .,
sl,5a5. II you know the PRIN.
CESS you will be here, II yot
don't, you should see il. TheS
are appointed to give more foi
gracious living. COLES MOBILE
HOMES, HuntingtoWn- Maryland
az Junction Md. routes 4l6 anC
263, Phone Prince Frederick 3S8
HITCHEs 70 tow your trailer level
Toilets rIwater and septic tank
TRAVEL TRAILER sUPPLY' Fsit
fax. CIR. 3-2033, CIR. 3-lbi5.
k0zY 80 mobile home, 10 b,
b2 H.. Early Amer, 2 bedrm,. oi
lot, Woodley Hills. 765-4S73.
MAGNOLIA 81, 45xiO, with wash
er Best offer, so. s-O679.
NlMROD AND RED DALI camper
-Camperama floor models drAs
tleally reduced. Hal Caspers 0
/ Tommy Clark can save you hun
dredsl TOMS CHEVROLET. Ga
ave week. sed Phlyi PRoh. 0lyf .oSPSsB 7 day
MID A CAMPER? WHY buy whei
you can rent7 Rent the new Rich
Camper or ib-ft. alum. trave
| trallers on display now
AIR TOOL RENTAL AND SALES
~ zee .dlghway In Falls Church
NIMROD CAMPING TRAILER,
btar, 1851 .gas heater, marin
ssleVe. mguted spare. sf2b comp
OFFICE TRAILERs and storaF
vans sale or rent. ALLIED TRAIT
ER. DIR 2-SiOi. BandyWine, Nd
Evening star., 1963-05-24
SHENANDOAH VALLEY

90 acres with 5-room house. elee.
tricity, running water, all neces-
sary outbuildings for cattle, hogs
or chickens. 2,OO0-ft. frontage on
hard road, less than 5 minutes tC
all shopping. churcnes, hospital
same distance TO Shenandoah
River, boating, and fishing, the
best, Ideal for retirement. summer
home, worth the price lust fol
hunting and fishing. Sl0.b00
substantial cash. Balance month.
ly, details phone wkdays. ant
ewes, 2nl-74bs. Sat. and Sun.
7O3-743-3i24,
Also have h-aere lots on shenan,
doah River, small cash payments
$40 monthly. GEORGE w. BAU
BEI7MAN REAL ESTATE.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORE, Md
br. cot, scr porch, boat, $50 wk
Avail. June 20. IA, s-5B63
wAITsFIELD. VT.-Mountain sk
cabin, rms, swimming nearby
s35 wk,, SIPS mo. wi. s-Ol7i.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE for rent
wkly, or monthly, . bedrmsa pvt
beach, pier, air cond. Piney Polnl
Nd. VIII 0-b772,
Evening star., 1963-05-24
TRUCKS FOR SALE
(coNTlNUED)

VOLKsWAGEN 1858. half-ton pan
81, brand new brakes. Owner must
sell. Make offer. ia. 9-7992.
V0LKSWAGEN 1888, haif-ton nan.
el, brand-new brakes, Owner must
sell. Best offer. ia. 9-7992.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

REHOBETH BEACH. DEL.-ocear
blk. 3 bedrms., liV. rm. -din. rm
comb, Ia baths, all elec. kit,
scr. porch. Just open last VI
EN-. 5-3649.
A REALLY SUPER Long Beach va.
cation, excellent cottages for week
70 season. TO 9 bedrooms, S55
Broker. Mail ST. Leonard, Nd
Phone Prince Frederick sos.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

FIRST MORTGAGE, $4,000 on
new o-fm, 2.oaih home gts ~
Mr. BROWN. 40 4.fO7i.
s3,ltt, 7.yr. 2nd trust. Kood down
payment Joy, ~ trust, aaetiilcs,
Ua 4.1bsi o. JU s..l5s6. - %
$500 sLCOND TRUST, BI. due
IN . yrs. pavable E9b, per mo,
price Sl,h7b. j3f-4i7f
Evening star., 1963-05-24
VACATION
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE.

BISHOPS HEAD, MD.-13 acres
Broom house, furnished, 2 porches
has waterfront. Sleeps 12 people
good for club or retirement couple,
phone for inspection. 301-474-
Evening star., 1963-05-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE; Log cabin, AMI, elec.
refgr. and range, interior natural
finish, furnished, large fireplace
w/Heatilator. screened porch over
looking trout stream. acre;
woodland. ThurmOnt recreation
area Is mi. from Camp DAVID
$3.50. HIllcrest 7-215S week.
ends or after 3 pm.
HARPERS FERRY, w. VA.-lO-rm
stone house. beaut. view OF river
mr.. B. a. o. station, wen located
for gift shop and summer guests
We have some other interestinG
old houses in this lovely scenic
area. $4,000 and up. Weekend,
call Mrs. Knott at Harpers Ferry
307l, during the week call Mr.
Woods at 33S-6097. TIGHE
SHEPHERDsTOWN, w. VA. (7C
miles from d. C.)-l50-acre farm
on the Potomac River. modern
house, barn. Also. old stone house
trout stream and 9 acres offer ..
unit rental property mr.. the col.
lege. WeekendS call Mrs. Knott al
Harpers Ferry 8071, other times
33S-6097. T1GHE WOODS.
Evening star., 1963-05-24
IND IRUSIS-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS YHIIN SsTo,ET 70 SUIT

ACIlON IN "a HRS.
End TRUSTS-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
GIBRALTAR MGT. CO. 525-936f
BANK RATES-lst and 2nd trusts
Instant cash. Win also finance OF
buy real estate in sdistress or un.
usual situation. Anything, Anyone
EQUITY INVEST. CORP Ex. 3-l2l5
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
End trust. AMERICAN MORT.
GAGE a. INVESTMENT CO., 3lg
Southern Bldg. MA. S-3331. Im-
mediate services. 10 TO 4:30 pm
CONSULT US II you need money
lst TR. LOANS, low as So int
Cd TR. LOANS, cash in as hrs
RATES g. cHGS. lowest anywhere
z CORNERS MICE. co.
2 Corners, Va. JE. 2-635S
COOP APT. LOAN WANTED-onC
Of the orig. members Of q prestige
Coop; apt. wishes to borrow
UAL USE AND EQUITY con.
TRACT as security for loan,
Equity value approx. $4,000. In
terest rate and repayment sched-
ule can be negotiated. Please
write Box 1897, Star
Evening star., 1963-05-24

MERCEDES-BENZ 22O-s, dark blue,
$4,000 miles. OWNERS SALE,
Evening star., 1963-06-30

q ROUTE 90.
Adventure l Hour. "From an En-
chantress Fleeing" An introspeetNe
inventor tArthur o'conneD rebels against
the hioh-pressure living Of his dentist
wife June vlncent) and seeks a strange
form Of escape. tRepeat)
900 g MOVIE GREATS.
Approximately Hours. "FoFt Apache"
lo4e. John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Shir-
ley Temple
q I'm DICKENS, HE'S FENSTER.
Comedy. "The yellow Badge Of Courage"
Fensters marty Ineels) feIlow-wOrkers
are afraid to admit they were nstru-
mental in getting him fired. tRepeat)
$50 G THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
Quiz Color Bill Cullen, me-.
q IT SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery l Hour. Terror In a Small
Town." Rookie edward Byrnes) is mis-
taken for a sadistie bandit and threat
ened with ynehing. tRepeat)
q ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR.
Drama l Hour. "The Thirty-First Of
February" David Wayne plays a man
who is bounded to the brink Of in
sanity by an unseen adversary. Molly
o'Rourke is featured. (Repeat)
1000 q JACK PAAR SHOW.
Variety. / Hour. Color. Gordon and
Sheila MacRae perform portions of their
night club act; Zsa Zsa Gabor and Jayne
Mansfield with Jack acting as umprel
compare notes on their views Of men.
fashions and beauty tRepeat Of Oct le.
1922
1870 q M-soUAD.
Crime Lee Marvin stars, tRepeat)
q EYEWITNESS.
Public Affairs.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

Maryland would consist of
Anne Arundel. Calvert, Charles
and st. Marys Counties.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

the adoption proceedings. When
Mrs. Mesta came to Washing
ton on a trip, they contacted
her for help.
Mr.. Cumby said that Mrs.
Mesta swept away all the red
tape and within a week, young
Frank, who spoke only French,
was living with them in their
home in the $500 block Of
Luzon avenue NV.
A slender, dark-eyed youth,
Frank attends the tenth grade
in Dunbar High School. He
satisfactory grades
but his real interest is the
saxophone and the piano on
which he practices ardently in
the hope of becoming a profess
sional musician.
The Cumbys also have an
other adopted son. Bert, jr., a
a native-born American. He
is IL.
When Frank was called to
take his citizenship oath, Mr..
Cumby commented: Were
quite proud of him. Some
people frown on adoption but
we've been very happy with the
boys we've adopted"
Evening star., 1963-02-12
Bill to Kill Unit System
Faces Defeat in Senate

to push the bill," Gov. Tawes
said. The Governor indicated
that he and Senator Wheatley
concluded that it might be bet
ter to save the ammunition"
for other legislative proposals
in the Governors program.
Senator Wheatley said after
wards that he thinks the bill is
dead.
The measure would abolish
the unit system which has
given rural areas a dominant
voice in the selection of party
candidates for Statewide Of
flee.
Senator Wheatley indicated
that reapportionment Of Gen
eral Assembly seats has so
diluted the rural strength un-
der the unit system that he
does not consider the proposal
to abolish the system worth
major effort.
Evening star., 1963-02-12

rural Eastern Shore and allow
ing two of these key spots to
go to populous Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties"
HIT RedIstrictlng Move
The Republicans said the
Governor had presented a con-
gressional redistricttng bill al
most identical to one rejected
last year by the voters. This
happened after the Governor
had urged lawmakers in his
state-of-the-State message to
produce a more equitable plan
OF redistricting," they said.
They added that Gov. Tawes
said on Inauguration day that
he had come to discover how
important 1t is for a chief ex-
ecutive to be firm in his de-
cisions" but two weeks later he
backed completely away from
his own insistence on State
operated garages for auto
inspection"
Mr.. Scull and Mr.. Beall said
the Republicans in the General
Assembly ARE doing more" to
implement the Governors pro-
gram than are Gov. Tawes and
his legislative leaders.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
MONTGOMERY TO TAKE PART
IN METRO COUNCIL TILL JULY

Montgomery County, which acted last week to pull
out of the Metropolitan Council of Governments today
decided to send representative to attend the councils
sessions until July.
DR.. Thomas M. Wilson appointed as the county's
representative after Grover Walker, Democrat who
opposed the withdrawal action refused the appointment
Dr. Wilson said later he will attend Metropolitan Council
sessions and take Mr. Walker along for moral support
The Democrat agreed
In refusing the appointment Mr.. Walker said: II
think one Of the five Republicans (on the County Coun-
CID should serve, since you are the who wanted
to withdraw"
On 4-to-2 vote, with the two Democrats dissent
ng the council last week withdrew its support from the
metro agency by declining to approve budget item of
$2S40o for membership fees The councils dues are paid
up until July, however.
Evening star., 1963-02-12
BY a Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 12.-The
administration admitted today
that a bill to abolish Mary
lands unit system of voting in
primaries will be defeated.
The bill, which sailed through
the House of Delegates. is
scheduled to come up tomorrow
for a final vote in the Senate.
The test has been postponed
twice by administration forces
because they were not able to
enough support.
Gov. Tawes said today at a
breakfast with the press that
he had left the matter in the
hands of the Senate Democratic
floor leader, H. Winship Wheat
ley, of Prince Georges.
Il told Senator Wheatley to
use his discretion on how much
Evening star., 1963-02-12
BY a Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 12.-Mary-
land Republican leaders today
blasted Democratic Gov. Tawes
for "indecision" and "lack Of
leadership"
Despite a stirring inaugural
address, in which the Governor
promised q bolder and more
progressive leadership, Gov.
Tawes' six-point legislative
program for this session is
begged down for lack Of execu-
tive leadership" said David
Scull, State @. o. p. chairman.
The Governor said today that
he is satisfied with the progress
of his program In the General
Assembly.
THE Assembly is less than
half over and things are NOV
ing rapidly" he commented.
Mr., Scull's statement, made
in an address at Frederick, was