davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
d1lMsON.s ANGIE
FIJI Broke Up
Lorry's Old Gang
By LEWIS =. ATcHlsoN

1t hadto leak out day. somehow this story about
beokmakng and gambling at the Federal Bureau Of Inves
cation. w
Larry Evans body and soul in harness racing told
about in the pressbox at Roseco He there for the
William Miller Memorial Pace, and somehow the figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04

The trsod Of ANY tire purchased OF Morkst Tire Co.
Is guaranteed for the number Of miles specified II
our inspection shows fhoi The heod hos fully worn
our before the miease specified. Morkef Tire Co.
will allow you O credit toword the pvrehose Of ony
other tire from Us bosed on The unused mieues and
the price you pod for the tire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04

BALTIMORE. June 4 Cap.
Paul Hoffman, q former star
with the old Baltimore Bullets
in the National Basketball As
ISOLATION, has returned to the
MIA as general manager Of
the new Baltimore szephyrs.
Holman. 38, has lived in
the Baltimore area since 1859,
working as superintendent Of
recreation and parks in Balti-
more County, and more re-
Gently as executive director Of
the Maryland Commission on
Physical Fitness.
The new general manager
will replace Frank Lane, who
did not accompany the Zephyrs
when they were transferred
from Chicago at the close Of
the 1928 season.
Dave TRACER, president of the
club. said the seven-rnan board
Of directors selected Hoffman
because Of his stature In the
community, his relationship
with news media. his past per-
formances in athletics and the
executive field. and because Of
his knowledge Of the game"
Ticket Sale Off
TRACER. who turned down Of
fers to move his franchise TO
Cleveland and Kansas City, ex-
pressed disappointment over
the light season ticket sale to
date.
A goal of $500 had been
set for the end Of April. but
TRACER said only 1873 have been
sold.
However. I have been as
sured that ticket pledges viii
be fulfilled" he said. "Balti-
more has a reputation as a
good basketball town. I hope 1t
continues that way"
5000 Goal Set
TRACER said approximately
1850 season tickets have been
pledged. and the preseason
goal remains at 5000. He said
interest had been shown by
prospective sponsors 10 broad
cast games on both television
and radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE

Tires purchased from Morkst Tire Co. ore evorenteed
for. the mileoes specified oooinsf oil road hozords
except those noted below II our inspection shows the
tire hos foed under the terms Of the guarantee, Il
will be repoired FREE or OF Market Tire Componys
option we will allow you credit fo~ord the purchase
Of any other tire from bosed the unused mieoee
and the price you poid for the tire.
NOTE; Trsodwsor or rood hazard domese caused by
fire. accident. ehoin cut, running while floi, vnbol-
oneed or misoignsd wheels or wfvl obvse ore
excepted from our irsodwsar and road hGzoFd svor-
antees. Tires used toxs or commercial vehicles
ore svorontssd for only ons-holf the milsess
specified Your receipt must be produced OF time Of
adjustment
Evening star., 1963-12-11
HEARD A YELL, 'HEYr
PotroImon Relates
iHoWHe Found Sinotro

George Cherries Jones, q 5o-yeer-oId
boIdins leothe1-fsesd pointer
from Trenton, N. J., Who turned
privots potroImon two yeoH sso,
found himself in the middle Of q
dromotie news story eorly todoY.
Here is hov he told his story TO
Associated Press Reporters Doris
Klein end Bob Thomos.
Evening star., 1963-12-11
HOUSE-HUNTING PECAN PICKER
BYPASSES Johnson BIRTHPLACE

= STONEWALI4 Tex (AP).-It was a small frame
house, needing paint and lots of work but Alexandra
Aleman wanted it for his wife and six children
There was problem. however-it was the birthplace
Of President Lyndon johnson.
Mr.. Aleman, 37-year-old pecan picker from New
Braunfels, Tex, had taken day off from work near
FrederickSburg-70 miles from New Braunfels-to try to
find quarters closer to his Job.
He the cabin from the main highway crossed
the Pedernales River and stopped his car on narrow
dirt road
car with Associated Press newsmen who had been
to the LBJ Ranch half-mie up the road CHANGED to
be driving the same dirt road.
Mr.. Aleman hailed the newsnen's car and asked If
they knew who owned the cabin When they told
him who was born there, he threw up his hands in
surprise and said:
Really? Well guess they'll want to keep it for
antique"
Then Mr.. Aeman got back in his car with his
youngsters turned around and drove off toward Johnson
City Is miles to the east to check into housing prospects
there
Evening star., 1963-12-11
New York Council
Votes FIuoridution

NEW YORK, Dec. II (AP).
City Council has voted to flu
oridate the city's water supply.
The measure, approved 1874
yesterday. goes next to the
Board of Estimate. the city's
upper legislative body which is
expected to approve it.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner IA
vors fluoridation, whose back
ers claim it prevents tooth de-
cay among children.
The bill would provide $685.
600 to build nine fluoridation
plants. The water department
has said the plants will be
operating nine months after
final approval by the Board of
Estimate.
Evening star., 1963-12-11
HOUSING

Continued From Page Al
fact on the need for a housing
order here referred only to
racial discrimination.
II think that, as a matter OF
social policy" Mr.. Dudley said
"the council would also favor
banning discrimination because
Of religion or national origin
but we were advised by the
Corporation Counsel's office
there is a legal problem here.
I'VE don't know if it would
be possible legally to prohibit
discrimination based on religion
or national origin in vew Of the
fact that the Commissioners
findings did not include this
aspect of bias.
Mr.. Frank said that lit would
be most regrettable and totally
unforgiveable to issue an order
Evening star., 1963-12-11
Mansfield SpikesRum
Hayden Might Resign

followed the precedent Of
honoring a senior member on
the majority side with the post
of president pro-tempore, and,
if Senator Hayden should ever
step aside, there are more than
Ia score Of Democrats with
more seniority than Senator
Mansfield.
Next to Senator Hayden
come Senator's Russell Of
Georgia and Harry F. Byrd Of
Virginia.
Dean Of the Senate"
Senator Mansfield said in his
statement that there is no
more honored or respected man
in the Senate than Senator
Hayden. who has served for
more than so years In both
branches of Congress.
He is in every sense. the
dean Of the Senate" Senator
Mansfield said. Il say that, not
merely in veneration Of the
fullness of his age and his
tremendous length of service
(Senator Hayden is S6) al
though either alone is an
indication of his immense
significance to the Nation"
Speaker Mccormack, mean
while, angrily berated a report
er today when asked whether
he intended to resign. The
Speaker made it clear he
intends to stay in his present
position.
II am amazed by that ques-
tion," he said. Aren't there
some limits to decency? I am
elected Speaker and I intend to
stay on as Speaker"
Evening star., 1963-12-11
Only 3 Unsolved

FBI records indicate all but
three of the 677 kidnapings in
the United States since 1882
have been solved oy Director J.
Edgar Hoover's men. Last year,
the FBI had perfect score of
% convictions in % cases tried.
The unsolved cases are: The
Charles MattSoll case in Ia
coma. Wash. in 1886 in which
the 1l-year-old victim was
slain; the Peter D. Levine case
in New York in 1888 in which
the 10-year-old boys body was
found headless in a bay; and
the Mary Lou Olson case in
Southern California in 1860.
The 10-year-old girls body was
found Is miles from her home.
Evening star., 1963-12-11
Given Full Confidence

which did not also ban dis
elimination based on religion
and national origin.
II don't believe there is any
legal obstacle. I regard this as
a spurious issue"
Among others now urging
that the order should outlaw
prejudice based on religion or
national origin are Pedro San
juan, director Of the State De-
partment's office of special rep
resentational services; Joseph
Rauh, a member of the special
lawyers committee on a fair
housing order for the District,
and Jason SilverTnan, regional
director Of the Anti-defamation
League Of B'nai Birth.
Evening star., 1963-12-11

Continued From Page Al
public junior colleges and tech
nical institutes.
Evening star., 1963-12-11
by GEORGE c. JONES
.---s...- a..s...S ~.

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. I1.-My
SHIFT with the Bel-Air patrol is
from midnight to $50 am, and
at 2:55 am. today I was driv-
IND on my usual route down
Roscomare road when I heard
somebody yell. "Hey!"
I stopped my car and saw in
the rear-view mirror a young
man stepping into the street
two blocks back. I backed up
the car and got a better look at
him. He was wearing a topcoat,
T-Shirt. slacks and mocaSsins
without socks and he had a
HaIloween-like blindfold dan
CLING around his neck.
Are you the Bel-Air
patfol2" he asked.
yeah" I replied. pointing to
the sign on the side of my car.
Il just wanted to make
sure" the boy said. viii you
drive me to Mines road7"
Mother a Customer
Well. I thought I recognized
him as Frank Sinatra. jr. His
mother is one Of our customers
But ] was wondering what he
was doing way out there In the
middle Of nowhere. Pretty soon
he sold me.
You're okay2" 1 asked him.
yeah" he said. Il talked
the guy who was holding me
intd letting me loose. I had
been working on him ever since
the other guys went to make
the ransom pickup. He let me
off ,on the San Diego freeway
at the Mulholland offramp. He
continued on the freeway and /
walked up to Mulholland and
down Roscomare."
That's about two miles.
frankie said he had hidden in
the bushes every time a car
went by because he was afraid
his kidnapers might be cruising
around to find him. He saw me
go up Roscomare and when I
came back down he yelled at
me.
Frank told me q bit about
his experience. -.
They were more scared
than I was" he said. Il think
they were q bunch Of amateurs.
One Of them chickened out
before they made the pickup.
He gave UP on the whole deal"
Had Been Blindfolded
frankie said he had been
brought by car from Lake
Evening star., 1963-12-11
Had Been BlindfOlded

Frankie said he had been
brought by car from Lake
Evening star., 1963-12-11


Just
Evening star., 1963-12-11
SINATRA
$240, 1000 Is Paid
For His Release

wanted young Frank to sleep as
long as possible.
At one time during the night,
about so newsmen and pho
tographers we're gathered at
the foot Of the driveway outside
Mrs. Sinatra's home. 1t was
chilly, so Sinatra. sr.. sent q
waiter out with coffee. The
waiter also brought turkey
Sandwiches. olives, pickles and
cheesccake.
Jack Entratter. a friend Of
Sinatra, ST., said in Reno that
the kidnapers twice contacted
Mr.. Sinatra at the Mapes Hotel
in Reno.
Call From Contact Man
The second time, Mr.. En-
tratter said, they told him to
go to Ron's gas station in Car
son City. Sinstra arrived here
1T 12:45 pm Tuesday and the
attendant, Who was pretty sur
pr!sed. told him:
Someone's been calling
you here. I thought it was q
gag
But it was no gag. The
contact man for the kidnapers
then called again-either al
Ron's or a nearby gas station
I'm not sure which-and tolt
Frank that he should 60 tC
Los Angeles and he'd be con-
tacted there.
That was the reason fol
Franks hurried flight last
night to Los Angeles"
Mr. Entratter said the alb.
ductors evidently had decided
to work through Mrs. Sinatra.
Didn't Want News to Get Our
When Mr.. Sinatra left foI
Los Angeles, Mr.. Entrattel
said, I'VE had to say he wa
going down there just to com.
fort his former wife and chill,
dren because the FBI did no'
want any sort Of leak"
There had been no breaks
in the case since young Frank
was hustled from his mote
room at Lake Tahoe Sunday
night by two gunmen who burst
in and demanded money.
He was about to leave the
room to do a show.
Young Sinatra was clad only
in shorts when the gunmen en-.
tered his motel room by saying
This is room service" authori.
ties were told. They made the
young singer don trousers anc
a coat before they fled with
him, said trumpet player Johr
Foss, who informed officer
that he was in the room with
Sinatra, jr. Mr.. Foss told FB,
agents the gunmen forced then
to lie on the floor and tiet
them UP.
Monday and yesterday FB
agents as well as Californir
and Nevada law officers combet
the rugged High Sierra aret
, for clues. At one point 81,
persons were arrested in
cabin. Two. prison escapes
had been sought for question
; ing in the case but were fount
to have no connection with il
Other Kidnapings Recalled
; The Sinatra case involved
one of the most famous name
, in a kidnapping since that in
) volving the 20-month-old sol
of Charles A. Lindbergh.
The child was abductet
/ March /, 1882, and found deat
: the following May IL after hi
: aviator father paid $4,000 t.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, 81
= Hauptmann later was electro
cuted.
The Sinatra ransom also wa
among the largest paid in thi
country in rs years. The larges
|. is believed to be 100000 pal,
; in 1853 by the father of 6-year
old Robert C. GreenleaSe. TIL
boy, son of a Kansas City moto
car dealer, was found deac
and two persons were execute,
later.
Evening star., 1963-12-11
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page AL
thing and a Federal man took
over as courier.
Then I got a telephone cal
from a man who said he
dropped the boy off at Null
holland and the freeway. We
went out but couldn't find him
THE mans voice sounded a.
| If he was about 20 or rs years
old. 1t was a firm voice, bit
between baritone end tenor. He
articulated we'll. He made state
ments such as Discretion viii
be the demeanor.''
Mr.. Sinatra said the payofi
point was on Wiltshire boule-
ward in West Los Angeles ano
no deal was made to protect
the abductors after they re-
ceived the ransom.
They're on their own now,
he said.
Young Sinatra apparently
was driven the 485 miles from
the Lake Tahoe area to Holly
wood in the trunk Of a car
California and Nevada authori.
ties relaxed certain roadblock'
in the area. presumably aftel
the ransom demand.
| Young Sinatra was quoted BY
the patrolrnan who found hin
as saying he thought ther,
were but three in the gang. TIT
elder Sinatra said he though
there might be as many as nine
George c. Jones of the Bel
Air Patrol, a private servic,
that watches exclusive home
In the area. said Young 81
natra told him he walked tw,
miles after being dropped of
hiding every time a car cam
by for fear his captors nigh
be after him again. When h
saw the patrol car. he hailed IL
Mr.. Jones told the Associated
Press:
II recognized him Hi!
mother is one Of our customer
He told me a bit about hi
experience.
They were more scareC
than I was,' he said. I thinl
they were a bunch of amateurs
One Of them chickened out be,
fore they made the pickup. HI
gave up the whole deal.'"
Not Hurt in ANY Way
Mr.. Jones said young Sinatr'
wore a topcoat, T-shirt, slack
and mocassins without socks, II
addition to a Halloween-lik,
blindfold around his neck.
He looked tired, Mr.. Jonei
said, and remarked: Its beel
a rough two and one half days.
Young Sinatra told him, MI
Jones said, that one of hi
captors drove him aroun,
while the ransom money wa
being picked up. and he talke,
the man into letting him g
before the other returned witt
the ransom money.
The youth told him, Mr.. Jone
} added, that bacause of tn
blindfold he did not see anyon
or any place during his cap
tivity.
DR.. Rex Kennamer emerge,
from the Sinatra house at ST.
am. to discuss Frank, jr.'S con
dition with reporters.
The boy is in good shape
he's not injured in any way,
said the Beverly Hills physician
Hes in bed now and restin
well. No harm has been don
to him"
DR.. Kennamer said ths
| young Sinatra had been give
some pills during his captur
and that he slept part of tn
5 time.
The doctor added that h
Evening star., 1963-12-11

Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield today fatty denied
that Senator Hayden. Demo
crat Of Arizona. now second ir
line for the presidency. viii
resign as president protein
pore Of the Senate.
These reports should bt
seen as they are-absolutely
without any responsible foun-
dation," Senator Mansfield
said. In my opinion, they
bring about a discord anc
disunity within the Democratic
Party and its leadership in the
Senate which does not and will
not exist"
Columnist Charles Bartlett
whose articles appear In The
Star. suggested yesterday that
President johnson may soor
negotiate with the Senate
hierarchy for Senator Hayden's
resignation as the Senate's
presiding officer IN favor of q
younger man, and that the
post might be a fitting honor
for Senator Mansfield.
Given Full Confidence
In knocking down the sug-
.gestion, Senator Mansfield
said, "the President is proud OF
the fact that Senator Hayden
is the president pro-tempore oi
the Senate and has given him
his full and complete conf.
dence."
Veterans on Capitol Hill
noted that the Senate ha,
Evening star., 1963-12-11
Formulas for Grants

Under the formulas for allot-
ting funds to the States, grants
for junior colleges are based on
the number of high school
graduates in the latest school
year and the relative per capi-
ta income Of the State.
Funds for the other under
graduate facilities are distrib-
uted according to enrollments.
half on the basis of the States
share Of the total college stu
dents In the country. and half
according to its public and pri-
yate high school enrolment.
The funds to be disbursed d.
rectly under the bill carry a re-
uuiremellt for local funds to
pay for at least rs per cent of
construction costs on the loan
projects and twe-thirds of the
costs of graduate Of7ter con-
structiop aided by gt is.
Evening star., 1963-12-11
COLLEGE

Continued From Page Al
public junior colleges and tech
nical Institutes.
U. S. to Pay One Third
Except In the case of the
Junior colleges. the Govern
ment would pay up to one.
third Of the construction costs,
and the facilities would be re-
stricted to quarters for teach
ing science, mathematics. mod
ern languages or engineering,
or for Libraries.
For public junior colleges,
the grants would carry no such
restrictions, and the Govern
ment would pay up to 40 per
cent Of the construction costs.
The undergraduate construc-
ton grants are part Of the
bills overall design Of helping
colleges and universities meet
expanding enrollments and to
encourage the establishment of
public junior colleges
Other Funds
To set priorities Of need and
recommend the grant for each
project, q commission Is to be
set up in each State. In the abb
sence of a Governor, the Dis
trict Commissioners presuma-
bly, would set up the commits
sion here.
other funds authorized in
the bill would be dispersed d.
rectly to the applying colleges
by the Commissioner Of Educa-
ton. These include:
A program Of $145 million in
grants over a three-year period
to build and improve graduate
schools and cooperative gradu-
ate centers, with a one-third
Federal share.
An authorization of $120 mil
lion each year in loans for con-
struction and rehabilitation OF
undergraduate and graduate
facilities, with a rs per cent
Federal share.
In the undergraduate grant
program. the District would re-
ceive about $1.215.o00 each
year for public and private un-
dergraduate facilities and $94.-
900 earmarked for public jun
ior colleges and technical insti-
tutes. For Virginia and Mary
land the breakdowns run about
$3,257.oO0 and s1,o38.OO0, and
s2.7S6,0O0 and s6S8,0O0 respec-
lively.
Formulas for Grants
A. 49,
Evening star., 1963-02-08

AyoNDALE-closs 70 al eonysn-
isness this centrally air.eond. q.
bedrn., q bath Cape Cod With
separate DIN. .rm, equipped XII,
sewing rm, and bsmt LEVEL shaded
lot FiiA appIalssd N 900
FhiSSffTEr SfTr GESsarSs A6Ssn 81 FE3sN1I FEE3osNfs' Co
uN, A.lt60
Evening star., 1963-02-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BEAT HIGH TAxEs-New e-rm.
brick remblers. full bsmt., ds
luxe kitchen and bath. Lge. lots
with trees. in nearby Charles Co.
90 Minis. from Andrews. SI6.45O,
iOee down. Directions: 4 miles
Snh.,WV,,l IRON Waldorf on Rte. toward
sign. HI. a-5064 or HI. 8-552l.
HOWARD C0UNTY-2-story Colo
NAL, 4 bedrms., 4 n baths, family
TTii I1 wItirepl,i built-in kit. incl.
acre lot. $4,000. OWNER, 301-
Evening star., 1963-02-08

AIR. CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
real Ss bsndHst:sii. bSsS5%s sinlSs ssths and TSo,
Oodles Of closet spacel Auto
washer, storm windows, corner
fenced lot. Take over present
balance. Payments like rentl'i
HAGAN REALTY INC. UN. 4.skea
Evening star., 1963-02-08

ANNAPOLIS RD.-cape Cod. in
terror Just redec., space galore.
plus large kitchen and pine-pan-
eled rec. rm.. bsmt. exit. mahog. :
paneled den, scr. and glass sun
porch. 2 full baths, new roof. nr.
parkway bet. . shopping etTs.,
a big value at Sl7,QbO.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
NEED sPAnEa

Trade your small home for this
3-b.r; brk.. home with q pan. rec.
r vacant, Owner says sell, make
c. paul hickman. inc. 94e-02Oo
NEW RAMBLERs - Priced low
". .5OO-S2l,950 with or without
EsddaGe; EsdrGG; ciosesin silver Spring, 3
rec. rm., iiv. rnn.' din. rni, All.
mod. kitchen. many extras. walk
70 transp. and schools. Still time
70 choose, color and fixtures. JU.
7-7700 til q.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

COLLEGE KNoLIs-De luxe split
family rm. with firepl. bed
rms, 2h baths, se5. din rm.,
electric KIT. with disposal and
dishwaSher, basement with exit
and maids rm., De luxe hot-wa-
ter heat, h.acre lot, large patio,
hood. sso'as0, trades Invited.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ST. JUDE's--4 bedrms,i No susli-
h:.a. isnS 'q:: s. FfSsssd SSs ysas:d g SoSd
with play house for the Kids.
w VIZ NIcHof, NJ sES5 w Rltr a4a.1 eoo
Evening star., 1963-02-08
oeIIIeSua-CheVy Chase
Great Values!

GREENWICH FOREST-charminR
2-oedrm. brick home. With den
ana powder room on lst floor
Beautiful wooded lot contains
nearly 10000 sq. II. sol 75O,
should sell INSTANTLY Evenings,
WYNoATE AREA bedrms.. 2
pains, beautiful new kit, full
easement. All schools. $1,000 dn
might buy FHAl Evenings. EN-
H HILLMEAD--Lovely white brick Co.
lonial. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd
floor. Rec. rm. Delightful tree
,haded patio. Lower 20sl Approx
S2s0e0 down FHAl Evenings, OIL.
BETHESDA-Real charmer, near
best schools. Fine GruVer- Cooley
quality. Through center hall, big
9edrm. and full bath on 1st floor
large bedrms.. bath, on End
floor: Fenced lot. over 10000 su,
~. Terrific value In UPPER 20sl
evenings. OIL. 6-301S.
BETHEsDA--Market's best rambler
yaluel Choice locationl 3 bedrms',
PLUS den. 2ia baths. rec. rrn'
with fireplace. screened porch.
built-in garage. Perfect conditioni
S32.9tO. Evenings, La. 6-S340.
BETHESDA. NEAR ST. JAMES
Handsome big Colonial, like newl
Wide center hall. Gift. living
rm.. separate dining rm.. huge
aIlselee. Kit, powder rm.. 4 BIG
Low 30sl Evenings, EN-. 3-3694.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
$15,45O

Brick and frame Colonial in cony.
neighborhood. 2 bedrms.' firepl
In lge. liv. rm., lge. sep. din. rri.,
SIDE scr. porch. full bsmt.. garage
with extra room above. BeautifiIl
shade rtees and barbecue fIrepi
in yard. 949-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Nat.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
HOUSES ron sALe--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CHEVY CHASE

New Eneland charm has been
eonlpietely remodelsd comfortable
Chevy Chase County CLUB 2 Isl.
tioor bedrmsr dining rm. with
Kitchen. more bedrms. upstairs.
All new baths. Many fine extras.
Lge. level lot.
Chevy Chase Realty
IN. 3-IsOO Ewes. VIII. 2-82O4
Evening star., 1963-02-08
i. L. LEWIS 949-4330
KENWOOn

Beautiful white brick New Orleans
Colonial. Individually STYLED and
built ior srehlteet-owner 3 bed
rms 4 v baths. library with fire-
place del shiul rec. IN, Ran.
sDm sfennds Win pr,vs,, Ocr v.sess esaS.Sl Ss,Io
Eyet, Mrs. Mckinley, "a, e-siSi.
W q \ A. N, MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US
EN-. 2.AAaA