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Evening star., 1955-07-29
Area Sending Strong Entry
To Deep Run Horse Show

Fritz Bay was reserve champion
to Ripple Boy at Culpeper.
Heading the areas entries in
the green working hunter divi-
sion, largest of the show, will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lytle's Son
Imp. Son Imp, to be shown by
Mrs. Lytle, was champion in this
division at the Culpeper show.
In the working hunter division
Ann Rosson's newly acquired
gray mare, Surprise Party, and
Claude w. Owens Sky's I'M
preston lead a long list. Sur
prise Party will make her first
appearance under Miss Rosson's
ownership. The mare was pur.
chased last week at the Hyatts-
willie show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lytle's Country
Dude and Gardner Hallman's
Red Knight are strong contend.
ers in the open jumper division
The show will start at II am
Washington time Saturday ant
land 2 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Police Drop Charge
In Baseball HussIe

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. July
|29 (R.-A charge of disorderly
conduct against Pitcher Calvin
Hogue Of the Williamsport (Pa.)
Eastern League baseball club
has been withdrawn.
Hogue, 26, was arrested Tues
day night after, police said, he
had refused to obey an UNI
Ipire's order to leave the Sche-
lnectady ball field.
Umpire Henry MCGOWAN or
dered Hogue out after the right
handler had disputed calls at
home plate.
Police said Hogue used abu-
sive language to fans and re-
sisted police who tried TO escort
him off the field.
Thomas Richardson, league
president, fined Hogue $50 and
suspended him for three days.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Manor Team Wins
Seniors Golf Title

BALTIMORE, July 20 (Spe-
ciaD-The Manor Country Club
won the team title in the third
Of the Maryland seniors golf
field days yesterday with a score
of 246 at the Country Club of
Maryland.
The team title is decided on
the aggregate of the low three
scorers from one club. Manor's
score was compiled by E. B.
Heimer. SO: r. P. Gibson, 80,
and j. r. Miller. SO.
The individual leader in a
field reduced by the heat was
Bob Jones of Hillendale, the
State senior champion, with 76,
while low net went to DR.. c. A.
Book Of Baltimore Country Club,
Evening star., 1955-07-29
BY BRUCE FALES, Jr.

Washington area horses are
expected to be among the top
contenders when a record field
competes tomorrow and Sunday
in the Deep Run Hunt show in
Richmond. Va. A one-day affair
for the last four years, the show
is returning to its two-day pro-
gram.
Heading the area entries is
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's
Ripple Boy. Champion con-
formation hunter so far this
year at the Upperville and Cul-
peper shows, the 6-year-old
brown gelding by Pharaboy-
Ripple On will be shown by his
usual rider, Frances Newbill Of
Richmond. Expected to push
Ripple Boy for the coveted con-
formation hunter title is Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Gentry's Capt
Fntz Bay and Copperfield, tt
be shown by Mrs. Gentry. Capt
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Trobert-MoyIon
Final Scheduled

SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y, July
|29 (P). - The Meadow Club
tennis tournament was down to
the quarter-finals today with
nothing to indicate that it'll
not be top-seeded Tony Trabert
and Defending Champion Eddie
Moylan in the finals.
Trabert, who yesterday brush-
ed aside John Lesch of Los
Angeles, 60, 60, meets At
sushi Miyagi. Japanese Davis
Cupper, in. the upper half of
the draw. In the lower half
Moylan, from Trenton. N. j.,
takes on Kosei Kamo, the other
japanese Davis Cup player.
Moylan lost only his sixth game
of the tourney in downing Cliff
Mayne OF San Francisco, 60,
I11.
In Trabert's section Of the
draw, Herb Flam of Beverly
Hills, Calf, plays Sam Clam
malva of Houston and in Moy.
lan's half, Grant Golden Of Chi
cago opposes Hal Burrows, vet-
eran from Charlottesville, Va.
/ Burrows turned in the big
upset yesterday when he side
lined Denmark's Kurt Nielsen,
the No. / foreign seed, 50,
IA
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Mojeski to Become
Scout for Orioles

BALTIMORE, July 90 (R.-
Hank Majeski, versatile infielder,
was ready today to give up play
ing major league baseball after
more than IL seasons and become
an Oriole scout.
Majeski. who will be 80 in
December, was placed on waivers
to pave the way for him to take
the job.
The Orioles got Majeski on
waivers earlier this season from
Cleveland which bought him in
1852 from the Athletics. He also
played for the White Sox Gr1d
Yankees after starting in the
majors in l941 with the Boston
Braves.
Majeski's release made room
for Second Baseman Don Lep-
pert who was recalled yesterday
by the Orioles from Charleston.
Nv. Va.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
WOMEN'S GOLF

The Belle Haven women's golf
team defeated Fredericksburg
Country Club, 11-1. in their an
nual golf match yesterday at
Belle Haven.
The low gross score was by
Mrs. j. A. Swink of Belle Haven
81, while Mrs. j. v. O'Toole LED
Fredericksburg with 90. Net
honors were tied among Mrs
H. G. Clark of Belle Haven
91-18-73; Mrs. Randolph Dill
lion of Belle Haven, 97-24-73
and Mrs. Milton Groues of Fred
ericksburg, 96-23-73.
Mrs. William Gorewitz ano
Mrs. Raymond Greenberg wor
the Women's Scotch foursome
golf play at Indian, Spring yes.
|terday with 92-22-70, followed
by Mrs. David Krooth and Mrs
William Stern. 95-24-71. Low
gross leaders were Mrs. Paul Cos.
Itello and Mrs. Richard Schatt.
man, 80. and Mrs. Jack Minovicf
and Mrs. Morton Rabineau, 80.
Columbia staged a tee-to'
green affair in which they die
not count puts, but subtractet
handicaps. Mrs. E. N. Brawnel
was the winner with Al. followed
by Mrs. Catherine Gross. 4S
Class B went to Mrs. Karl Keller
man, So, and Glass c to Mrs
| III. H. Vogel, 46.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
IBC Patching Feud
With Pennsylvania

SCRANTON, Pa, July 20 tA1.
The Pennsylvania Athletic
Commission and the Interna-
tional Boxing Club are getting
back on q friendlier footing.
After q meeting here yester-
day both groups indicated re-
cent differences had been clari-
fed.
1--WE had a frank discussion
and thoroughly understood each
others problems" said Chair
man James T. Crowley Of the
Pennsylvania group.
Mr.. Crowley Of Scranton, AL
fred Klein of Philadelphia and
Paul Sullivan Of Pittsburgh are
the three members Of the Penn
sylvania commission. Repre-
senting the IBC were Managing
Director Harry Markson and
Executive Secretary Truman
Gibson.
The meeting was result Of
recent statements by Gov. Lead
er to the effect that If boxing In
Pennsylvania couldn't be cleaned
up the State would be better OF
without the sport.
Evening star., 1955-07-29

Catholic League schools filled
two coaching vacancies this
week. according to separate
announcements yesterday.
DeMatha High in Hyattsville
has hired Clito Cannone Of Cape
May, N. j., to coach all three
major sports, filling the job held
last year by Pat Mccarthy.
Maurice (Mush) Dubofsky re-
turns to st. Johns High as foot
ball line coach, a position he
held for two years before he tool
the head coaching Job at Fort
Belvoir last season.
Also announced by st. John.
were the promotions of two part.
time coaches to full-time teach.
ing and coaching positions.
Pete Lerario, backf1eld coacf
for the Cadets last year, keeps
that job and will teach civics
He also may take over freshman
basketball.
| Morgan Wooten will teach
algebra and continue as junior
varsity football and basketball
and varsity baseball coach.
Mccarthy has gone tc
Gaithersburg High School after
one year at DeMatha. Cannone
was hired as his replacement
Evening star., 1955-07-29
DeMotho Gets NewCooch
3 Changes at St. Johns

on the recommendation Of Pete
Haley, CYO athletic director
who learned that Cannone was
seeking a job here to go with
his classes in postgraduate
school at George Washington
University. ~
Cannone graduated from Cape
May High School in the late
1930s after being chosen an
all-county tackle in football
and he played two years at
Michigan State University be-
fore entering the service in
World War II.
After 30 months in the China
India theater, Cannone returned
to Cape May as coach at his
high school and turned in q
45-5-5 football record from 194t
through 1850. He then finished
his college studies at Washing
ton College in Chestertown, Md
He is seeking a masters degree
in social sciences at GWU.
Dubofsky's team at Fort Bel
voir was beaten only by Boiling
Air Force Base and tied by Fort
Lee in nine games last fall.
Lew Weidensaul was st. Johns
line coach last year, but re-
signed to go into business ir
Hagerstown, Md.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
COLOR TV LISTED
FOR FOUR GAMES
ON NCAA SLATE

NEW YORK, July 20 (P).
-Four of the games in the
National Collegiate Athletic
Associations televised foot
ball schedule this fall will be
screened in color, the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. says.
It will be the first time
that out-of-doo athletic
events are televised in color
on a network.
The four games are:
September IL Georgia
Tech VS.. Miami.
October 15-Mic hig a n
State VS.. Notre Dame.
October 29-Michigan VS..
Iowa.
November 26-Army VS..
Navy.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Lee Wins Opener
In Stute Pluyoffs

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
20 (P.-Fort Lees Travellers are
off to a winning start in their
bid to recapture the State semi.
pro baseball title they won ir
1858.
The Leemen, behind Charley
Daniels hitter, downeo
Fort Eustis, 6-1, in last nights
opening round here. In the eve-
|ning's other contest, Danville
.swamped Pulaski, 21-3, in a six.
inning affair.
The double elimination tour.
|ney continues tonight with an.
other twin bill. Scottsville ano
WV Post 7701, both of the Tri-
County League in the Charlottes.
vile area, meet in the opener
while defending champion Clan.
dale Of Richmond battles EttricI
Iof Petersburg in the windup.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
YOUNG GOLF PRO
CARDS 27-32-5o
WITH III BRIDES

CHICAGO, July 20 (R.-
The temperature was over
100 degrees but Bob Harris,
26-year-old assistant pro at
Edgewater Country Club,
was even hotter yesterday as
he fired a sizzling 27-32--59,
IL under par, on his home
course.
The old course record was
81 set by Amateur John Leh-
man five years ago.
Harris, 1949 National in
tercollegiate champion from
Santa Fe College in Califor-
mia, was playing in a three
some with club members
when he carded II brides,
z on puts of 3 feet or less.
and pared the other seven
holes. He hit eight straight
brides on the first nine.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
.SeIeeior Choice
.At0cean Downs

OCEAN CITY. Nd. July 40
(speciaD .-selector, the 4-year-
old PAGER who ran up q winning
string Of four straight at Ocean
Downs Raceway last year. re-
turns as fayorite in tonight's
feature race.
He goes in the $2.250 Virginia
Pace seventh race against seven
others, including Ramona Key
and the Jim Stokley Stable en-
try Of 1--WE Session and Inga Lue.
Tonignt's secondary feature is
the $1,000 sixth race, a pace.
where Snipe Reward and Garcia
Sue head q field Of five.
Last nights main event, the
Stephen Decatur Trophy Trot.
went to Calumet WOODEN IN
I2:O84s for her first win IN 13
starts this season.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
IHAMBLETONIAN FAvoRITE WINS
Another World Record
Broken by Adios Harry

wESTBURY, N. Y, July 20
.R.-Adios Harry, who appar-
emily is making a career Of re-
writing the harness racing rec
ord book, now has the world
mark for a mile and a half TO
go with his sensational mile
times.
The. 4-year-old pacing son Of
Adios from the barn Of j. How
ard Lyons of Greenwood, DEL.
stepped the mile and a half at
Roosevelt Raceway last night in
3:042s to win the $35. 900 Nassau
Pace. The time clipped two
fifths Of a second of the record
established by Hillsota In win
ming the event last year.
Earlier this month at Vernon
Downs, N. Y. Adios Harry paced
a mile in 1:55. the fastest clock
ing ever in a race. Before that,
he reeled OF two consecutive
miles over the six-furlong Ver-
non track in 1852 and 1861
for a world two-heat mark oi
3:51.3.
Last night, Maurice MacDon-
laid. driving in place of the ailine
Luther Lyons, took the 1854 Lit
tie Brown jug winner to the
front at the three-quarter pole
land won by length and a hall
lover Diamond Hal. Philip Scot
was head back in third place
as Adios Boy faded to sixth aftel
setting some of the early pace.
Adios Harry's $17,500 share o
the purse boosted his total earn
ings to $121,6 ,623. He has wol
IL of Is starts this season.
AS the odds-on choice for tn
14th straight time, Adios Harr,
maid S3 30.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Morgan, Langley
To Switch Cars at
Marlboro Sunday

Marlboro Motor Raceway an
nounces that Bill Morgan and
Elmo Langley will switch cars
Sunday in an effort to settle the
question Of the better driver and
machine.
This pair. who have dominated
all but two Marlboro shows this
season. both drive 1855 Stude-
bakers.
Also present among the ex-
pected 40 entries for the six
event program will be three for
|mer champions Of the Northern
Virginia Stock Car Club-Glen
Guthrie, 1852; Bill Prunier, 1851,
and Mack Hanbury, 1854.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
5 Enter Quorter-FinoIs
Of Clay Courts Tennis

Charlotte Decker, Carol Cool
idge and Barbara Cage are
among five who gained the
uuarter-final round Of the
Northern Virginia clay courts
invitational tennis tournament
yesterday at the Army Navy
Country Club.
Yesterdays results:
Sineles--Barbara Cage defeated Mar
ion Trennis. 60. 6--1: Charlotte Deck
er defeated Annie. Lomax. "a, 6--l
Carol McCord defeated Patsy stevens
Ga. 6--3: Carol Coolidge defestet
Margaret Chapman, e--7l 6--2; Mar
,oris Norris defeated Dot Buttrey' 81
Doubles - Decker Norris defeated
Trennis-Diane Kaldes. 60, 60; stew
ens-Chapman. defeated Margaret Ora
ham and Bobby Newman, 6-1, 9--3
Mecord. 6--2. Go.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Col. Kelly Leading
In Air Force Golf

Col. Rennie Kelly has a three
stroke lead over his closest rival
going into today's final l8 holes
of the Northeast Air Force golt
championship tournament al
Fairfax.
Col. Kelly, representing the
Pentagon, shot SO yesterday fol
a 208 total. Behind him is 2o
1t. Don Addington Of Presque
Isle AFB. Me-, with 72-211
while third is T/Sergt. Rudy
Spiers of the AFB detachment
of Fort Myer, 70-214. 1t. Ad-
dington was tied with Col. Kelly
going into yesterdays thirc
round.
In the seniors division, the
Leaders are Col. Robert Ross ol
Andrews AFB, 1880, and Gen
Ire Snyder of Langley, 78-242
Evening star., 1955-07-29
d. c. Cyclists Seek
National Titles

william Vetter, the Districts
champion bicycle racer, will lead
a field of three representatives
from this area into the National
championships August 1928 in
New York.
Gerald Teeuwen and Oliver
Ward, who followed Vetter in
that order in the recent District
championships, also have quail
fed for the Nationals. Fred
Triem, Phil Warner and Mike
IDenniSon finished 1923 in the
District junior championships
while Ruth Sibley, Elizebeth
Heinard and Margaret Mix were
1-2-3 in the women'S division.
Evening star., 1955-07-29

VERNON, N. Y, July 20 Pl.-
Scott Frost's stock for next
Wednesdays Hambletonian was
sky high today after his sweep
of the $4,000 Hambletonian
Test at Vernon Downs.
The feet 3-year-old son Of
Hoot Mon scored a length-and-a-
half victory over Galophone in
2:02 in a two-horse raceoff last
night. Each had taken two dashes
in two fields of II Hambletonian
eligibles.
Even before the race. the easy
going bay colt owned by Sol
Camp of Shafter, Calf, had beer
an odds-on favorite to take the
sos 900 trotting classic at Goshen
next week.
With little Joe O'Brien at the
reins, Scott Frost won the first
dash in his division in 2:03.' Ir
the second, he turned in scorch.
ing 200 fat.
Childs Hanover came in sec
Iond in the first dash and Mis-:
Rodney third. The second time
Scott Frost led Wayahead ant
Home Free.
Scott Frost paid $3.50, $2.1t
. and $2.10 for the first triumph
and 1920, $3.50 and $3.50 fol
the second. There was no pari
.lmutuel betting on the raceoff
Galophone, driven by Curl!
Smart, outdistanced a field o
. Eight in 2:01 in the first dasl
, and 2:024s in the second.
Butch Hanover was second il
the first event, while Black Ric'
took the show spot. Butch Han
over placed again in the secon'
dash, with Satinwood third.
Galophone is owned by vii
liam T. Maybury Of Dexter. Me
The victories gave Scott Frost
: son of the 1947 Hambletonial
!. winner, q string Of eight straigh
} triumphs. Last october at Lex
C ington, KY, he became the frs
n I2-year -old trotter ever to rae
a mile In two minutes.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Six Teams in Tourney

RICHMOND, Va, July % (H')
Six teams are entered in the
mems district softball tourna-
ment at Charlottesville this week
end. The entries are Orange
Stars. Dupont Of Waynesboro
Smiths Transfer Of Staunton
Charlottesville lumber, City
News Store and Barnes lumber
OF Charlottesville.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Cunudiun Defends Title

MONCTON, New Brunswick,
July % (P.-Yvon Durelle. Ca
madam light-heavyweight cham
pion of Bale Ste. Anne, New
Brunswick, successfully defended
his crown last night by knock
ing out Challenger Billy Fifield
of Toronto in / minute and 10
seconds of the first round.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Honor Walter Johnson

About 1000 boys from the
Walter johnson Baseball Leagues
will attend the annual wreath
laying ceremony at the Walter
johnson plaque at Griffith Sta
dium tomorrow at LAS pm. The
boys then will be guests Of the
Senators in their game with the
White SoX at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Tennis Tourney Sturts

The annual Washington Coli
and Country Club invitation
mems doubles tennis tourna-
ments gets under way at S pm
today. Fred McNair and Robin
Hippenstiel, Middle Atlantic
doubles champions. have beer
top seeded.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
CHARLES TOWN
NOTES
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Kaeing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va.
July 29.-The West Virgins
Racing Commission is giving tn,
gate away at the Charles Towr
and Waterford Park tracks
Albert j. Boyle, operator of TIT
two plants, maintains In defene;
of purse distributions. But
Boyle emphasizes. he has NJ
quarrel with the commission.
The controversial purse dis
ltributions cropped up in closet
meeting Of the commission yes
terday, one of several such get
togethers in the last few weeks
Boyle says s. F. Edwards. re
jected for reappointment to tn
commission by the Senate, !
behind the controversy. She
trying to cause trouble" Boyli
says of Edwards, named "directo
tof racing" by the commission
after losing his Craftsmanship.
/ "All that talk about argument
over purses is exaggerated,
Boyle says.
AS for the commission givini
the gate away. Boyle says tax
free annual passes, each goot
iIfor two admissions, are respon
sible for a "sizeable loss Of In
come" at both tracks. He salt
I15,975 of these passes were pre-
scented at the gate at Waterfor'
lin the 29-day meeting, June
!. Ito July 4. THAT means fre
admission to well over 10000,
customers he emphasizes.
"What it amounts to-" he says
! "is that the commission ha
given my gate away. On a nor
NAL afternoon at Waterford W
averaged only $75 to $50 at tn
! grandstand admission booth!
Most tracks consider the gat
a vital source Of income.
Boyle also had something t
: say on a different matter-th
!. newly proposed harness trac
!, flor jefferson County. There
! mo connection between it an
{ the Charles Town Jockey Clul
Inc, Boyle, who heads the lat
liter group, emphasized. He say
lhe does not know the individual
who have applied for a perm
Ito construct the harness trac
Iand has no personal interest
lit. He said he has received Sc,
7 eral inquiries on the subject.
Those behind the harne'
venture are Brenton g. Wallat
of Philadelphia, Sidney Polle
Iof Miami Beach and R. E. Clar
e of Charleston. They have
: temporary license granted b
$ the West Virginia Racing Com
h mission pending approval by tn
3 State Legislature to construt
a the track near the fiat trac
here.
e For the second straight da,
e two heavily backed favorits
a clicked in the daily double yei
IL terday as Winging Along ar
u Bette Noir won for $14.60 pay
off on the 9 and / combination
Cleveland Skinker, Washing
= ton builder, reports that Old ST
d Dog, a son of Astral and Lent
S who finished fourth in yestel
a days third race. was raised Q
6 a bottle.
d The mare Lenea died short
: after the birth of Old Sea Dc
|. and the colt was fed from a bot
q tie at his Flamingo Farm.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Dempsey Ex-Aide Dies

OMAHA, July % (P.-John-
my Lee, "a. a former sparring
partner for Jack Dempsey when
the latter was heavyweight
champion, died at the Veterans
Hospital here yesterday. He
suffered a stroke Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Idaho Lists AZ
Contact Cases

BOISE. Idaho. June 10 tR.-
Idaho recorded its 42d case Of
so-called polio by association"
yesterday.
The State Health Department
also said it had learned that a
Montana health laboratory has
come UP with added evidence in
dicating a link between Idaho's
batch Of Salk antipolio vaccine
and the States polio outbreak.
Senator Morse. Democrat, Of
oregon also stopped of at Boise
Airport long enough to reaccuse
Federal authorities Of gross in
competence" and failure to as
sure enough safe Salk serum for
the Nations children.
The State Health Department
said the new cases were those of
a 2-year -old girl and another 5
years old in Boise. and 14-year-
old girl in Montpelier. All were
listed as "close associates" of
children who took part in Idaho's
mass vaccination program last
April.
Since January /, IS persons
have come down with polio in
Idaho, 20 of them after receiving
shots of Salk vaccine prepared
by Cutter Laboratories in Berke-
ley. Calf. Another As cases have
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Report on SoIk Vaccine
Problems Summarized

vaccine had been submitted to
the Public Health Service Labo-
lratory Of Biologics Control prior
to April II. and within the next
few days, those which were con-
sidered acceptable were released.
Most biologic products for COM
mercial distribution are released
on the basis of an examination
of the detailed record Of events
in manufacture and testing
(known as protocoD. with or
without further testing by the
Laboratory of Biologics Control
Release of most of the lots of
poliomyelitis vaccine was based
on review of the manufacturing
protocols. Tissue culture tests
for the presence of live virus
were completed prior to release
by the Laboratory of Biologics
Control on about half of these
lots and monkey tests were COM
pleted on six lots involving at
least one lot from each of five
manufacturers.
Polio Gases Reported
On April 26. six cases of polio
myelitis were reported among
children who had received vac
cine by the Cutter Laboratories.
At the request of the Public
Health Service, this firm imme-
diately recalled all of its vaccine.
The investigation Of the Cutter
Laboratories which enSued was
later extended to the entire in
dustry and led to a temporary
suspension of the Nationwide
vaccination program.
The Public Health Service on
April % established a poliomye-
litis surveillance unit within its
communicable disease center in
Atlanta, Ga. This unit is in
vestigating all reported cases of
poliomyelitis. whether or not as
sociated with vaccine. Sixteen
virus laboratories, throughout
the Nation, are cooperating in
examining and reporting upon
specimens collected from cases
and suspected cases. The epi-
Neurological data so far obtained
clearly define the Cutter Incl
! dent as an outbreak with char
Evening star., 1955-06-10

ice to deal with both the current
and the long range problems In
|clude:
/. Amendment Of minimum re-
quirements for the production
and testing of poliomyelitis vac
cine.
2. Incorporation Of minimum
requirements in official regula-
tions as mandatory standards.
3. Creation of a technical COM
mittee on poliomyelitis vaccine.
4. Creation of a division OF
biologics stan dards, with
strengthened staff and facilities
S. Increased on-site plant sur
veillance and consultation.
6. Reoriented testing and re-
search program.
7. Establishment Of a poliomy-
|eltis surveillance unit.
8. Review Of legislative author
|ity.