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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
FOUNDATIONS
LINGERIE

FOUNDATIONS
LINGERIE
Exper. female dept. Mgr.
desired to supervise our
Foundation and Lingerie
Dept. to open in our
new retail store in late
Sept.
Only fully exper. persons
need apply.
Qualified persons ac-
cepted will enjoy Sala-
ried Management posi-
tons with full Com
pany benefit plan.
Lge. retail chain exper.
pref.
APPLY
MONTGOMERY WARD
63l8 Patrick Henry DR.. (Off
Rt. so behind Willston
Shopping Center).
10-5:30 Mon. through Sat.
Call 533-7225
FOUNTAIN HELP-Must Be thor
ouRhly experienced. Good refer
ences. 066-2091.
GENERAL OFFICE PART TIME,
Church for gal with Just some
typing and aptitude for figures,
eve. hours, Sl.75 TO start. PO-
TOMAC EMPL., Lurta Bldg, a
Leesburg PIKE. Seven Corners. Va.
GIRL FRI.-SECY.-Ari. firm needs
dep, girl 70 take over ofc. Bkkpg.
up. 70 trial balance, typ. and slow
shhtd., will qualify you for this
JOB; 3 DE-; $500, PoToMAc EMPL.
"a. 5.260p0Y.f a I Ieesbu Eg' p n
Seven Corners. JE. 2-7272.
0lttL EnlDAN
PERSONNEL-S425
She viii assist the. director with
surveys, salary adjustments. re-
ports. and all duties relating TO
personnel. She must be keenly
interested in the welfare OF the
employees. ana try 70 help wnere
problems exist OF course, her
personality must be suitable for
s seSsIhI r. TsslgoggsiOilities. Average
Eso55sFE ~, ESMPI' ia4o soSpn, NV
GIRL FRIDAY, Public Relations,
$3.50. SHARP girl. good typ. Skiils.
Company benefits.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
ll06 SPRING ST.. 8 81, JU. 7.420O
CURL FRIDAY. modern offices at
10th and X. Must operate IBM
executive typewriter, and demon
strate good shorthand and ability,
age 20-30, highly interesting and
expanding trade association. SAL
airy TO match qualifications. 337-
HOSIERY
Exper. ladies desired to
staff hosiery dept. in
our beautiful new Falls
=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
PERSONNEiL-S425
HOSIERY

Exper. ladies desired to
staff hosiery dept. in
our beautiful new Falls
Church, Va. store OPEN
ing in late Sept.
Pleasant working con-
ditions.
Full company benefit
plan.
APPLY
MONTGOMERY WARD
63lS Patrick Henry DR.. (Off
Rt. SO behind Willston
Shopping Center).
l0-5:3O, Mon. through sat.
Call 533-7225
Continued on Next PaseI
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STARTING SALARY OF $685.

STARTING SALARY OF S66.60
To young ladies with good diction
and above-average abilities. No
business experience is necessary II
you are willing to be trained al
full salary. After your 2-veek
training period, you will receive
additional pay II you work even
ing hours, split shifts, overtime,
Sundays or holidays. Liberal bene-
fits will be provided. Apply at 725
18th st. NV, $40 am. to 4 pm,
Monday through Friday. An edua
Opportunity employer.
BKKPR., .aects. rec. dntn office
5-day wk., good typist, fire ms
agency exper. ma 6-SS79.
BOOKKEEPER-Some typing- S75
Evans. BoYD,s. zoo 18th NV. S
BOOKKEEPER - Must be avail
immed. Silver Spring location
500 wk. start. hospital and ma.
tor medical benefits, profit shar.
ing plan, must be exper. Cal
Monday 9th, AM. JU. 0-7S22.
BOOKKEEPER, part time, VanteC
for 3 nights Q wk., all -yr.-rounC
Job. Apply at MT, VERN
DRIVEN THEATRE, between hrs.
2 and 9 D.ni.. no phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
ENGINEERS:

General Dynamcs Astronautics is busy involved with i'm
potant hardware projects variety of
The hghenergy Centaur space vehicle Atlas SLV3 Gotrac
tracking network associated support systems and many
advanced study contracts such the giant Nova booster
significant examples We are also actively engaged in
experimental theoretical and analytical programs broad
range Of discpnes Current opportunities for wequafied
engineers to make contributions with us are detailed below
Check for your speciality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
SUPERVISORY rRArNEE

SUPERVISORY TRAINEE
Brentwood, Md, plant Of ma
tional food manufacturer Is
stating for supervisory
training program. individuals
applying should have pre-
vious supervisory training OF
experience and be capable of
rapid advancement to fill SUI
pervisory responsibility after
brief orientation period. Elk
perience in cereal, bakery,
canning or related food bust
ness is desirable.
Here is excellent opportunity
for young man interested In
a challenge and advancement
opportunity. Apply in person
to BOB HUMPHREYS, 345O
Bladensburg I'd, Brentwood,
Md. UN. 4-3172.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05

bALE6MEN -k5Al1E6WOMEN
Expansion OF facilities creates OPEN
ings for men and women inter-
ested in q career In real estate
sales In Wheaton, Rockville, Ken
sington. Silver Spring and sur
rounding areas. Become ASSOCIATE
ed with an old established firm
with progressive ideas. unlimited
advertising and a remarkable
referral business. Call Mr.. SHAN
NON, at 940-2300, SHANNON a
LUcHS. Realtors since 1905.
TELEPHONE WORK, full time,
part time. II you have Q good
voice and pleasant personality. We
can show you how TO earn an ex-
cellent full or part-time income
fastest growing, exciting and most
glamorous companies. Top hourly
rates plus bonus. For personal
interview. call 549-2444.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05

MONTGOMERY WARD
6318 Patrick Henry DR.. (Off
Rt. so behind Willston
Shopping Center).
10-5:30 Mon. through Sat.
N.fa zoo 100e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05

MAN AND WIFE WANTED With no
children, to work as janitor and
maid in q new Va. apt. bldg. /;
live in: must be sober. reliable
and have good refs. Call MRS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
DIETICIAN
DOCTORS
HELPER S325

HELPER $325
This well-known surgeon insists on
having q young girl with no ex-
perience. He wants to train you
him S witt With pst,snts ana handi ss1 his
detail work. Good typinE and 8
ready smile uuai!fiss you. can
BETTY GRAY, 626 Woodward
BLDG. ST. 3-712a. lEMPL.l
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SUPERINTENDENT
FOREMAN

FOR SEWER EXCAVATION wITH
EXPERIENCE IN WASHINGTON
STREETS WHERE THERE ARR
n UNI 3 r o y 8 UNDERGROUND
UTILITIES. CALL 347-6131.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST, s4I1O per W
non-civil service, d. s. Army
activity. must type 40 w.p.m. anS
pass elerk-typist test, annual anc
sick leave. retirement and grour
insurance benefits avail, foI
appt., call MRS. TRAITOR. OK
b-5021 between Q am. and Q pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-05

Telephone Sales
You can earn a substantial
weekly income calling
from your desk in our
office. Liberal commits
sions.
No previous experience
necessary, we can show
you how in 20 minutes.
Must have pleasant speak
mig voice and telephone
personality and be neat in
appearance.
Pleasant working condi-
tons, full time or part
time. For one Of Washing
toms leading newspapers.
Choose your own hours
from $3.50 am. TO $3.50 pm.
and Saturdays.
CALL
MR.. THOMAS
546-6724
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Room l02
Mr.. Jackson
588-6226
9l2 Thayer Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd, RIM. 800
Mr.. Crowder
524-3385
$3.50 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
WATERS, wAfTREssEs, part and
full time day and night VINE
YARDS, IA. Arab.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
BOTH OPEN
SUNDAY, Is

3317 DuVown Street
l0eo Gosh, S2l, 500. 3 bedrooms,
2 baths. bedroom or den, living
room, kitchen with breakfast Dor,
custom eorport with storage, brick
.potio. fenced yord. Air condition
units. WOIl-to-wolI eorpet, dropes.
DIRECTIONS: South on TELEGRAPH
Rd. to FTdHcoHid Rd., RIGHT on
FTaRconid Rd. to Rid0eUiep. left on
RtdoeUieD to DuUdUH and open SIGN.
555ssesou-
Evening star., 1963-01-26
1862 Looms
Show Goin

The Nations savings and
loan associations advanced
more than $40 billion to
borrowers during 1862, the
United States Savings and
Loan League announced in
its most recent issue of
Trends"
The figure was 10 per
cent higher than the lend
ing total for 1861, the league
said.
During December, lending
by the associations amounted
to SIT billion, which was is
per cent below December,
1861.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
LOOK TO LINGO-LIST WITH LIN

LoOk TO LINGO
FOR MONTGOMERY CO.'S BEST
HERE ARE ONLY a FEW OF OUR
CHOICE SELECTIONS THAT ARE
OPEN SUNDAY | TILL DARK
Evening star., 1963-01-26

POTOMAC "A Bit Of The Old South"
An impressive coonot with the floor plan you have been looking
for. large bedrooms plus maids ROOM baths and powder
poneed bro omy room recreation room 2or oorooe
Extras TOO mention Ideally located for quick oceess
to downtown Washington via River Rood and Dulles Airport
via new Cabin John bridge; adjacent to Congressional Country
Club. 427-4500
DIRECTIONS: from Rd to Bradley Bvd left
6oek TO- Conpesonal Court from Virginia.
Congregational Court. " 80 -
LOOK TO LINGO-LIST WITH LINGO
Evening star., 1963-01-26

City and State
Evening star., 1963-01-26
ATTENTION SALEsMEN

" you experienced and workins-we moy have
openings for you We busy ehonsns Sale Signs Sold
Ssns-Tou have Sold Signs oil the County
count them and eompoe. you interested in working
for progressive Organization where everyone makes money
give coll for confidential interview TED LINGO
427-45o4.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
look TO LlNGo-LIST WITH lingo

LARGE FAMILY S22,75O
Brick Cape Cod featuring four bedrooms IA buths living ROOM
separate dining kitchen with tube space recreation
plus den Tor fifth bedoom) woIk ground level to uqe
Q5000 So ~ wooded yard booking Rock Creek Pork
ASSUME LARGE 41 loan buy FHA Trades cecepted oL
$500
DIRECTIONS Newport Road
Ttgh DeHfed left
on LdHdy Court to 11202 and Lingo Open Sign |
LOOK TO LINGO-LIST WITH LINGO
Evening star., 1963-01-26

Potomac, Makes Real Horse Sense
This picturesque split level situated uere the
Village, quiet court Center leading the living
room separate dining room screened porch oens wooded o
large bedrooms and buths recreation hos floor ceiling
fireplace, and the next level hos bun garage Our very
best buy $43e50 Will trude 427-450O
DREcTLoNS out through Potomac RIGHT
on Chapel to end OF street and Lingo open Siga.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Architects Sketehbook
Easy Furniture

If you're of those hes the Sketchbook plan Each
liant handymen who is afraid step in each assembly
furniture is too complicated clearly explained and illus
for your skill, take another trated.
closer look. The divider stands about
Anybody able to saw a six feet from the wall with
straight line hammer a nail its simple by uprights
drill few holes and turn reaching from floor to cell
screwdriver build any ing Shelves are by l2s
of these three modern living Desk caonet mas tod-down
room pieces. writing surface
Corstr,c+ior 4. s,r,,,o - Bar cabinet is feet long
nIonnod oSnooiaiIv e. t 36 inches high and IL inches
riencad woodToror Is - deep. 1t also features fold
have M noUor con- - - SOu @ down door. Legs are pur-
have yor I,r,h sy 80 chased ready-made and screw
nnost or all of 49, ,tt into metal brackets attached
!" Gie OOCtom
- -, The coffee table also uses
Exact dimensions for readv-made legs ond cor he
part of the divder bar cabi- made from ono 40 irch
, es anu coee taoe are square section of 34-inch
gwen III separate Parts Lists plywood
FURNITURE PLANS AVAILABLE You con ords, ds,o.d ~ ., l
pons for this furniture Send 50 cents in coin with nj, ooon -
eets SketehoOk The Washington su Box 275 ceneru Post Office
New York !, NY. ' ~ ~ ONs'
Please send Furniture Plans S-s4 ..... ass.
Sueet
City and State -------------
Evening star., 1963-01-26

Split Foyer Rumbe Large living room, separate dining oom
jumbo kitchen, bedrooms, full boths living level Full
recreation with powder Quoy construction All brick
ond real plaster Still time to select your eOoS S2495o JU
7-7700
pIREcTLoNs North Georgia AUenue Avenue
1918.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27
Johnson Pledges Support 10
 Alliance Nations

WASHINGTON B - President Johnson pledged to the Latin American nations yesterday all the energies of the US. government in continuation of the late President Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. He said the alliance with Latin American nations must be among t.e highest concerns of my gov ernment.'
 Johnson met with representa- tives of the Latin American na- tions in the East Room of the White House. This is the same room where Kennedy had met with them three years ago and called for the Alliance for Progress.
 Johnson said he was reaffirming that call by Kennedy. And he de- scribed yesterdays meeting as Gin a very special sense a family gath ering." He stated:
 'I reaffirm the pledge of Ken nedy to work for progress in the Central and South American na- tions. He added: Inspired by his memory we will carry on the job. Let the alliance be his living memorial"
 Thus the mutual aid agreement which was Kennedy's first major foreign policy action in 1861 be- came Johnson's first foreign af- fairs declaration.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27
Army Sets Trial For Slayer of Three

ANCHORAGE lR - A military trial date for Army Spec. 5 Ken meth L. SchIomann, charged with murder in the staying of three persons at Fairbanks during shooting spree in July, is expected to be set this week, an Army spokesman said Monday.
 Results of a pre-trial examina- ton conducted at Fairbanks were forwarded to the US. Army, Alas ka, staff judge advocate here last week.
 schlomana, 24, is being held in the Ft. Richardson stockade here. He is alleged to have injured six other persons in the wild shooting episode.
 Psychiatrists at the Army's Let terman Hospital at the Presidio in San Francisco recently examined Schlomann and determined he was sane at the time of the shooting.
 The artilleryman was first taken into custody by civilian authorities and later turned over to the mili- tary for trial.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27
Federal Board Gives Rail Strike Ruling

over ten years of service. The board says these employees amount to 65 per cent of the men affected. Most firemen with less than ten years of service must be offered other jobs with comparable pay.
 Also under the ruling, the rail- roads won't be required to use fire men on diesel yard and freight engines starting 37 days after the ruling becomes effective. The ef- fective date is 60 days from today.
 This would apply to all except ten per cent of the firemen - plus those with over ten years of seniority. They will have job pro- lection until they retire, die or quit.
 A spokesman for the arbitration board says about 2,0O0 men can be laid off immediately. Bremen with less than two years of service can be dismissed with a lump-sum sev- erance allowance. Bremen who have not worked in the last two years can be laid off without sev- erance pay.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27
BID NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received in inc Nome Light and Power Utili- ties Office until 5 p.n.. December 3. 1863, 10 furnish the following for one year, contingent on the construction of pipeline by the Nome Light and Power Utilities.
 Delivery of fuel oil from Sian da-d Oil Company 10 the tanks al inc new Power Plant.
 Bids will be opened on Decem- her 3. 1883. The bid will be awarded 10 inc lowest bidder.
 The Nome Light and Power Util- ities reserve inc right 10 reject any and all bids.
 Nome Light and Power Utilities
 By JOHN SLAGLE. Manager.
 Publish: Nov. 22, 25, 27, 29, and Dec. 2. 1863,
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27
WASHINGTON (R

WASHINGTON R - Federal arbitrators have ruled that 50 per cent of firemen's jobs on diesel yard engines and freight trains should be eliminated They said this should be done by attrition or with job protection for most of the 40,000 union members affected
 The seVen-man arbitration board was set up under a law enacted by Congress instructing the panel to rule on the long dispute over work rules. It was stipulated that the boards findings would be bind ing on both parties.
 Other issues also remain to be settled
 However, a spokesman for two of the five railroad unions in- volved already has said the arbi- tratiOn ruling and the law under which it was made will be at tackled in federal court.
 The two union members on the board - H. E. Gilbert, president of the Bremen and Enginemen's Union and R. H. Macdonald, vice president of the Trainmen - filed a dissenting report.
 The chief railroad negotiator, J. E. Wolfe, says the ruling will best serve the public interest
 Each side called for the other to get down to serious negotia- tions on the other issues - includ- ing a major point in dispute, the size of train crews. The board left it up to the railroads and unions to solve the dispute on this issue, but it did provide for a three-man board to make binding decisions on local train crew disputes that cannot be settled by the two parties.
 Gilbert says he hopes the rail- roads will get down to bargaining to eliminate - as he puts it - any threat of a strike when the emer- gency legislation runs out on Feb ruary 25th.
 The ruling provides complete job protection for firemen with
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27
AND THEY LEAVE US = ONE BY ONE

Carrie McLain has received word in a letter from her sister that MT. Trygve Kjelsberg has passed on. Very few will remember Mir. Kjelsberg. He came to Nome in the early days, probably following in his Uncle's footsteps, and was engaged in dredging on Anvil Creek. His uncle, Magnus Kjels- berg, was in Nome during the discovery days" the days around the turn of the century when gold became the word on everyone's lips.
 Trygve is reported to have left in the late tWenties, and settled in Oakland. It is said that he later moved to San Leandro, and here he died, in the early part of this month.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27

JUNEAU R - Gov. William A. Egan's office decreed yesterday that flags will be flown at half mast until sundoWn Dec. g in memory of the late President John r. Kennedy.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-27
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted - Maude Weyanna, Theodore Statuk, Ann Henry, Mi chael Wongitillen, Agnes Kunnuk, Evelyn KoozOata, Carolyn Nupo- whotuk, Richard Blodgett, Frankie Ryan.
 Discharged Mildred Taft, DWayne Sockpick, Raymond Row eluk, Naomi Attatayuk, Bessie Ko- ningok, Gertrude Analoak and baby girl.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred KoWchee of Nome are the parents of a baby boy born on November g at 3:O5 pm. The boy weighed in at ' pounds, 1234 ounces.
 MT and Mrs. Walter Analoak, of Nome, are the parents of a baby girl born on November 20 at $50 pm, The little girl weighed 4 pounds, fl ounces at birth.
 Writing poetry is still one of the worlds slowest ways to grow rich. The poet laureate of England gets an annual salary of $277.20- whether he needs it or not.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
FirebuII Roberts
Wins lst Sturt in
Ford Stock Cor

BRISTOL, Tenn, April !
(AP) This years Southeast
ern 500 stock car race turned
into a personal victory for
Glenn Fireball Roberts and an
automotive triumph for Hol-
man. Moody Fords.
Roberts. in his very first
start in a Ford after years at
the wheels Of Pontiacs, won the
250-mile race yesterday with
an average speed Of 1891 miles
per hour. Bristol Internation-
al Speedway record.
Right behind. crossing the
finish line Just five seconds
after Roberts, came Fred Lo-
renzen, driving the only other
Holman-Moody Ford in the
race.
Three laps TO the rear, and
finishing third, was Junior
johnson In a 1863 Chevrolet.
Thirty-five cars started the
race, which attracted $4,000
spectators, but only a dozen
still were running at the finish,
Evening star., 1963-04-01

two weeks to complete Derby
training. He may go in the
7-furlong Stepping Stone Purse
at Churchill Downs April 81.
Never Bend is due in Keene-
land, KY. today. Trainer Woody
Stephens plans to start him in
the 7-furlong Forerunner Purse
there, and probably again at
Louisville April 80 in the Derby
Trial Stakes.
Jaclyn Stables Alloy. winner
of the Swift Stakes March 20
at Aqueduct, is expected to re-
turn to action on Long Island
next Saturday in the $50 900
Gotham Stakes at one mile.
Patrice Jacobs Bonjour, win
ner of Bowie's Governors Gold
Cup but beaten in the Bay
Shore at Aqueduct last week
by Jet Traffic, also is slated
for the Gotham.
Other races for Derby-age
colts this week include the Ar
kansas Derby at Oaklawn Park
and the California Derby Trial
at Bay Meadows, both Satur-
day. But the prospects are slim
for any strong challenger to
emerge at this stage to make
the Candy Spots and Never
Bend followers lose sleep.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Candy Spots and Never Bend
Soaring Away Derby Rivals

won all three of his starts last
season and now has the same
record for 1868.
Candy Spots took care of his
sophomore rivals out west
March Q, same day as the Fla
mingo, by winning the $l43, 300
Santa Anita Derby.
Sky Wonders Hopes Dim
Fred w. Hooper's Sky Gem.
who ran second at Santa Anita,
tried Candy Spots again at
Gulfstream and wound up last
In the field of eight. Two of
the Florida Derby starters,
King Toots and Gray Pet, had
been beaten In the Flamingo
King Toots ran second and
Gray Pet ninth.
Gray Pet set the pace Satur-
day, then finished fourth, with
King TootS fifth.
AS a result of his triumph,
Candy Spots moved up in the
future book as co-favorite for
the Kentucky Derby with Never
Bend, both at 2-1.
Candy Spots Plans
Trainer Meshach Tenney
plans to send Candy Spots di-
rectly to Louisville in about
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Wisconsin Aide
Gets Cuqe Job

AMHERST, Mass, April
(AP) - John Orr, top assistant
at the University of Wisconsin
the last four years, has been
named head basketball coach
at the University of Massa-
chusetts.
Orr was selected from more
than so applicants for the po-
sition formerly held by Matt
Zunic, who was relieved of his
duties several weeks ago.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
THE AUTO WILL NEVER
REPLACE OLD DOBBIN

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April l CAP)-It was a bad
day at Birmingham for auto racing
Here's what happened in the Birmingham Inter-
national Raceway feature race yesterday
l. The winning driver averaged less than II miles
per hour.
2. The S5-ap race took more than an hour to
complete
8. One car finished the race on three wheels
Only nine of the % starters finished the race
Bobby Allison of Miami Fla. the winner averaged
only 1853 miles per hour in the which took one
hour ana two minutes to complete AlliSon's driving
time was figured from the of the race which was
restarted twice because of smashups caution flag
caused by another smashup delayed the race further
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Spartdns Win
Blossom Title

Michigan State became the
first Big Ten team to win the
Cherry Blossom tennis tourna-
ment when it thumped George
town, 5-1. yesterday in the
final match of the three-day
round-robin competition.
Walter Kit OF Georgetown
won the No. / singles yester-
day, but the Spartans swept
all the other matches. They
finished the tournament with
a 80 record. George Wash
ington was 2-l, Dartmouth
Ia and Georgetown 0-3.
Yesterdays results:
sinEles-walter Kit (O) def. Tom
Jameson. Ga, 2-6. 6-3; Tony
o'Donnell (Msl def. John Wolf. 60
8-3; Jack Damson (Msl def. jim
Fay, 60. 60; Tom wierman (Msl
def. Dean 0argaro, B-l, 6-1i
Dwight Shelton tMsl def Jay Bowes
"a, 6--1: Charles Wolf (Ms) def
Bill Hodgman, 6-2, 60. DOUBLES
canceled.l
Evening star., 1963-04-01
JERRY'S CONTRACT ENDS
Heymon-Lucos Trade
Reported in Works

LEXINGTON. KY, April l
(AP).-All America Art Hey
man Of Duke says he has been
advised that Cincinnati and
New York of the National Bas-
ketball Association are working
on a trade that involves him
and Jerry Lucas, former Ohio
State All-America.
Heyman said yesterday that
a Royal official told him Gin
cinnati was working on a deal
that would send Lucas to the
Knickerbockers in exchange
for their draft rights on Hey
man.
Lucas, who has never played
NBA ball, has not come to
terms with the Royals. The
former Buckeye great played
for the Cleveland Pipers of the
American Basketball League
before it folded.
Royals Have Rights
The Royals have draft rights
on Lucas.
II don't know In what stage