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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
Triunfo de Un DipIomdtieo coIornbiono
Diario N. Y. Times" EIogia eI ArregIo
Obtenido en- Monte Scopus por Urrutia

p~ervisi6n de la Liga de las Nacio-
mes.
Sc ha permitido Ell paso de con-
voyes al traves del territorio jor-
dano cada dos semanas, con los
abastecimientos necesarios y con
ell Gambia del personal precise. En-
diciembre pasado los jordanos de-
tuvieron lin convoy bajo ell pre-
texto de que conducia gasolina,
que suponia seris usada con fines
militares. Tamblen hubo otra cla-
Sc de dificultades. La Secretaria &c
neral de la ONU envi6 entonces al
DIR. Urrutia para yer que podia
realizar, y en- I'm lapse de tres Sc
manas Sc lego a un acuerdo. Ca
da lado realiz6 concesiones. Min
guna de las parties interesadas es-
taba dispuesta a recoger la lucha
armada donde fue dejada hace
aproximadamente 10 amos.
"Podemos sacar la conclusion,
de este incidente relativamente
pequeno, que va la ONU esta lie
gando al punto en- que puede obrar
milagros. La pequena crisis que Sc
centraliz6 alrededor del Monte
Scopus fue solucionada porque to-
dos tenian la voluntad de realizar-
10.
La crisis sobre Ell desarme mum
dial es no solo acknowledgements,
diferente en- magnitud sino tam
bien violentamente diferente en-
clase. Todavia, 81 dos o mas 60
biernos realmente desean ARE
glar un conflicto en- una forma
digna cara a cara, la ONU puede
suministrsr las fscilidades necesa-
riaS para hacerlo''.
La formula dc arreglo obtenida
por Ell Dr.. Urrutia con los gobier-
nos de Israel y Jordania, ambos
convinieron que desean, en- una ba,
Sc de reciprocidad, dar pleno cum,
plimiento al convenio de 1913 pa,
ra la desmilitarlzacion de la iona
del Monte Scopus, y que ambos
aceptan con tai base la inspec-
ci6n necesaria del Monte Scopus
por parte de la Liga de las Nacio-
mes para comprobar que ambas
parties cumplen 10 convenido. Am
Dos gobiernos prometieron al DR..
Urrutia, ademas que no Sc eregi-
ran nuevas instalaciones militares
en- sus respectivas areas del Monte
ScOpus.
En- los cfrculos ~latinoamericanos
ha sido recibido con gran entusias-
ell arreglo del DR.. Urrutia con-
s~iderandolo I'm verdadero triunfo
no solo del diplcmatico colombia
ne sino de la diplomacia latino
americana en- general.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
Honduras
ViIedu Morales
Comentu Dispute
de Territorio

TEGUCIGALPA, Feb. 81 CUP
Ell Presidente de Honduras, Ra-
mon Villeda Morales, nego rotun-
damente, en- conferencia de prem
sa, que eel gobierno hondureno
trate de invalidar ell convenio de
81 de julio de 1857, firmado en-
Washington por los Ministries de
Relaciones Exteriores de Hondu-
raS y Nicaragua, en- ell que los 60
biernos de los dos paises Sc obi
gan a someter al tribunal perma
nente de justicia international ell
problema derivado del desconoci-
miento, por parte de Nicaragua,
del laudo pronunciado por ell Rey
de Espana que puso fin a nuestra
disputa de limites".
Villeda dijo tambien que ell pue-
bio hondureno debe tener CONTAIN
"a en- que Ell actual gobierno sabra
defender con entereza los legiti-
mos derechos de Honduras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

La actuacion del dipl0maticO co.
lOmbianO Obtuvo en- cuartO item.
pc un cOmple.0 acuerdO entire los
gObiernOs de Jordania y de Israel.
La ONU va puede Obrar milagrOs,
dice ell gran diariO. - SatiSfac.
ci6B en- los c.rcuIOs latinOameri.
cauOs por ell triunfO del DIR. Urru-
tia.
NUEVA YORK (SICo) = En-
uno de sus principles editoriales
Ell New York Times" ha hecho
I'm caluroso elogio de la labor rea-
lizada por ell diplomatico COLON
biano DR. Francisco Urrutia Hol-
gum, coronado por un esplendido
triunfo, en- la mission que lie fue
confiada por Ia se%cretaria de la
ONU, como representante perso-
nal del Secretario Hammarskjold,
en- la disputa que habia surgido a
proposito del Monte Scopus entire
los gobiernos de Jordania e Israel.
Califica ell Times Ell arreglo suge-
rido por Ell DR.. Urrutia como salts
factorio para ambas parties, Y dice
que la ONU con esta solucion es-
ia demostrando que "puede llegar
a hacer m~ilagros''.
"Es muy extrano en- estos fantas-
ticoS dias dice ell New York
Times - leer sobre I'm acuerdo
politico en- un area calidamente
disputada, que sea sa~tisfactorio pa
ra ambas parties. Todavia es mas
eXtrano 81 Sc considera que ell
area pertenece al Medic Oriente
y que Sc refiera a las relaciones
entire ell estado de Israel con cual-
quiera de los estados arabes. Sin
embargo ambaS parties parecen Sa-
tisfechas, de acUerdo con los infor-
mes enviados por Seth S. King
para este peri6dico, con ell arreglo
a que lego ell DR.. Francisco Urru-
tia, representante personal del Sc
cretario General de la ONU, Ham
marskjold, sobre la situaci6n de las
comunicaciones entire ell estado de
Israel y su avanzada del Monte
Scopus, dentro del territorio Jor-
dano, en- ell flanco nororiental de
Perusalen.
Gel Monte Scopus tiene valor
miIitar, va que .cualquiera que 10
poSea puede dominar la ciudad de
Jerusalem y las principles Was de
acceso a ella. Tiene ademas, otros
valores, va que en- Ell Sc encuen-
tran los edificios de la Universe
dad Hbrea de Jerusalem y ell
Centre Medico de Hadassah.
'Desde ell armistico de 1913 ell
area del Monte Scopus ha sido
controlada en- psrte por Israel, y
en- parte por Jordania, bajo la SUI
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
Concentrates de e. UU.
EstUdiun Potential
de lnverSiones en-
Rep. de Venezuela

NUEVA YORK, Feb. 20 (UP).
Representatives de varias firmas
de Estados Unidos Sc reunieron
aver tarde, para tratar acerca del
potential para inversiones que pre-
senta Venezuela, desde que asu.
milo Ell poder Ell gobierno encabe.
zado por ell Almirante Wolfgang
Larrazabal.
La reunion fue celebrada en- ell
Canadian Club, del Hotel Waldorf.
Astoria por invitacion de Joseph
Tankoos, Jr., socio de la firma in
ternacional de Tankoos and Co.,
de esta ciudad.
"Todos los que aqui estamos,
consideramos que Venezuela ofre
ce al capital de Estados Unidos
uno de los campos mas fructiferos
del mundo para sus inversiones'',
dijo Tankoos.
"El reciente Gambia de gobierno
-agrego-- no ha modificado 10
que he dicho, en- manera alguna'.
Tankoos dijo que SUI firma, que
sc dedica a asesorar sobre inver-
stones en- bienes inmuebles, quedo
establecida en- Venezuela hace 10
meses.
Explico que SUI experienced en-
Venezuela lie hacia llegar a las con-
clusiones s~iguientes:
Ell pals tiene una economic
vigorosa.
-Su politica es de respeto de la
propiedad.
-Su moneda es fuerte.
"Esas ION las caracteristicas-
-Afirmo-que busca Ell inversio.
nista".
Invitados a la reunion estaban,
Charles Wardell, Jr., Presidente
de la Deltec Corporation; Henry
Patton, de Kuhn Loeb; Peter Ke-
nnedy, de Dominick and Dominick;
Lord MatnerS, de smith, Barney
and Co., Thomas w. Keesee, de
Bessemer Securities, y Herbert
Walmsley, secretario de la Camara
de Concrete Venezolana.
R. Stanley Simmons, Viceconsul
de Venezuela en- Nueva York, ha-
bio de las perspectivas que ofrecia
SUI pals al inversionista norteame-
ricano y subrayo:
EN- Venezuela tenemos una de
las economics mas sanas del mum
do, respaldada por inmensas ri
quezas naturales y la determine
cion del pueblo v~enezolano de ira
bajar junto al capital extranjero,
con objeto de alcanzar una mayor
prosperidad para todos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

lido Radical del Pueblo declaro
que, 81 es elegido, su gobierno
mantendra relaciones am~istosas
con Estados Unidos, y estimulara
ell sistema de la libre empresa.
"Su principal a~dversario, Ell DR.,
Arturo Frondizi, candidate por ell
Partido Radical Intransigente, en-
las elecciones lei domingo proxi.
mo, emitio una declaration por la
que repudiaba un reportaje que lie
hizo este corresponsal ell sabado
pasado. La entrevista fue publ
cada aver por los diarios argen-
tinos.
"Frondizi califico de 'inexactas'
las declaraciones que Sc lie atri-
buyeron. Afirmo que Sc habian
citado palabras suyas diciendo CO
sas que estaban en- contradiction
directa con SUI posicion de 30 amos,
respecto a la soberania politica y
economic de pals.
EN- FAVOR DE LA LIBRE
EMPRESA
"En ell reportaje Frondizi ma
nifesto que la libre empresa ser5
la piedra angular de SUI politics
economical, posicion que contradi
ce declaraciones publicas hechas
por el. Dijo que la economic ar,
gentina necesita inversiones ex'
tranjeras, especialmente norteame.
ricanas. Indic6 que este incluirs
facilidades para que las fabri
cas- de automobiles importer
sus productos y los monten aqui
Tales importaciones estan restrin-
gidas desde hace amos.
"Aprobo la politica de conce.
der subcontratos a empresas pc.
troleras norteamericanas diSpues.
tas a producer para ell monopolio
del gobierno.
"LaS palabras de Frondizi fue.
ron citadas con e~xactitud. Quizs
haya pensado que sus declaracio.
mes solo serian publicadas en- Es-
tados Unidos, y SUI apresuramien.
to para impugnar la exactitud de
la entrevista es interpretalo CO.
mo tenor a que pueda perder los
votos comunistas, peronistas y ma
cionalistas.
"Balbin expres6 confianza en-
que triunfara sobre Frondizi. Dijo
que SUI parsido esta mucho mejor
organizado que 10 estaba en- julio
ultimo, y que Sc impondran los
ideales de la revolucion que de,
rribo a Peron.
"Balbin manifesto que 81 estalla
la guerra esta SECURE de que ell
pueblo argentine estara de parte
de los pueblos libres' del mundo",
Balbin prefiere ell etrmino 'pue'
bios libres' en- vez del 'mundo Ii,
bre'.
"Balbin expreso que es suma.
mente ~necesario ell estimulo a Ia
libre empresa y que Sc invitara al
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

Ell muchscho dijo que Sc iba
"muy contento" con sus nuevos
"brazos", y preguntado acerca
de que lie causaba mayor felicf
dad en- su nueva situaci6n, dijos
"Ahora puedo comer''.
La senorita AbeEa, cubana,
empleada del Institute de Me.
dicina Fisica y Rehabilitation
del Centre Medico Bellevue, que
tambi6n es parte de la UNIVERSE
dad de Nueva York, diio que Or
lando "aprendi6 con sorprenden.
te r%apidez''. Hace solo cinco 0
seis semanas que Sc lie coloca-
ron los brazos por primera veg.
Antes, tuvo que ser sometido a
una Intervention quirurgica pa.
ra aeomodarle los trozos de bra
EOS, debido a que sus huesos e.
tan creciendo con mucha rapR
DEE.
(COntinda en- la Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

'CIll16l1O- llOl tSdIlGI lCdIldS.
Ell Embajador Puga, Sc proponia
embarcarse en- un avi6n chileno
en- Miami, anoche, para llegar a
Santiago hoy a las 6 de la tarde.
Entire tanto, en- las esfsrss d.
plomaticas Sc dijo, que Ell Emba-
jador Puga, informara directamen-
tie sobre la situacion del mercado
del cobre al Presidente Ibanez.
Sc sabe que ell Embajador Puea,
hizo I'm estudio personal en- las
semanas ultimas sobre la actitud
del Congreso norteamericano, res
pecto de las proyectadas medidas
l~egislativas de aumentar los dere-
chos aduaneros al cobre extranjero,
81 continuan cayendo los precios
del cobre nacional.
Tambien Sc espera en- Washing
ton, que ell Embaiador chileno
discuta los detalles de la proxima
vista official de tres dias a Wa
-shington, a partir del 20 de abril
proximo.
Tambien Sc espera que ell Pre-
sidente chileno, haga una breve
vista a otros puntos de Estados
Unidos.
Ell Embajador Puga, permane-
cera una semana en- Chile antes
de regresar a Washington.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22

capital extranjero a hacer inver.
stones aqui'.
FRONDIZI LLAMO "INEXACTO'
Ell REPORTAJE
BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 81. (UP)
= Ell candidate radical intransi.
genie, Arturo Frondizi, dijo que
Jules Dubois lie atribuye declara.
(C0ntinIa en- la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
Embajador de Chile en- Washington
Parti0 a ST. Pals Para ConuItas

WASHINGTON, febrero ri (UP)-El Embajador de Chile ante la
Casa Blanca, Mariana Puga, Sc drigio aver en- avion a Santiago.
Sc inform6 que ell Embajador tene ell prop6sito de consular
con SUI gobierno a prop6sito de los diversos aspectos de las relaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-22
In 81 Chicago Tribune"
Jules Dubois Reptile DecIaraciones
que lie FornuIara Arturo FrOndizi
Este LIom6 a Dubois "Inexueto" en- sU Escrito

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. -(UP)- "The Chicago Tribune" pubic6
aver ell sguiente despacho de su corresponsal EN- Buenos Aires, Jules
Dubois:
aEI Dr. Ricardo BalbIn. candidate 4 Ia presideneia por 81 Par.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

"Hsrry Homsswasn" TtsdsmsFk
II heshinass CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
WORD GAME
Find Fl or more words in
RISE

JULIET JONES
SCAMP

meaning "the front surface of
anything" Average is Is words;
time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules OF the game: /. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2; Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
IS" such as bats" eats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 CHAMPNG
camping, chap, champ, chip, china,
chain hang, aching, aping, main,
mica, pain, pang, plea, ping, pinch,
inch, nigh, gain. gamin, camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
CONTRACT
BRIDGE

by today's exacting standards
Mr.. Masters hand was too
strong for an opening bid Of
one no trump. One club would
have been an alternative OPEN
ing, but he chose 10 bid a spade.
He was willing 10 carry on
strongly over any response his
partner made.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
Mr. MasterO
AAKe6
0eT63
OAK
AKQ4
WEST EAST
CMr. Champion) CMrs. Keen)
Ass Aol072
0Koe2 0Jl0
oeT2. oQ64
Ae32 &Je65
SOUTH
Mr. Dale)
As4
0A54
oJlos53
AAi07
The bidding:
North East South West
1A Pass INT Pass
ant Pass 3Nr All pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

ava va A@aoN CCatAA WNot
IL Pass INT Pass
ant Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Deuce Of hearts.
Mr.. Dale didn't have quite
enough to 60 to the two level
with a bid Of two diamonds. For
that call, he needed four playing
tricks for diamonds and, with a
slight misfit In spades, he was a
trick short. He bid one no
trump, another example Of
ignoring distribution in favor
Of giving more precise informa-
ton about overall high card
strength.
With plenty left over, Mr..
Masters then bid two no trump,
strongly suggesting that his
partner 60 on TO game II he
held anything more than an
absolute minimum. With as
much as two aces, q jack and
two tens. Mr.. Dale was very
happy to 60 along with this
idea.
Mr.. Champion opened the
deuce Of hearts and Mrs. Keen
was permitted to win the first
trick with the ten. She re-
turned the Jack and Mr.. Dale
ducked again. Mr.. Champion
overlook with the queen and
led q third round Of the suit to
knock out the ace.
After winning the third trick
Mr.. Dale cashed dummy's ace
and king Of diamonds. When
the queen failed to drop the
contract was still in jeapordy.
Since only six tricks were
available in the other three
suits, 1t was necessary to win
at least three diamonds. And
to do that, two entries were
needed to the closed hand-one
to lead another diamond to
to get back to cash the re-
knock out the queen and one
mainder Of the suit.
Mr.. Dale had one chance. He
led the four Of clubs from
dummy and took the "unneces-
sary" flnesse Of the ten. When
this held, he was home. He
knocked out the queen Of dia-
monds, won with the spade
return with dummy's king and
got back to his hand with the
ace Of clubs to cash two more
diamonds. Two more top tricks
in the black suits then made the
contract.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
HERE ARE THE SIMPLE RULES
FOR THE STARS COMIC CONTEST

Make free-hand drawing favorite character
from the comic strips panels in The Star side
S-by-l0-inch piece Of white paper You pencil
water color any suitable medium
Write in 100 words less why like to read
paper comics This also must be piece Of 8byiO white
1t should be printed typewriter hand
writing
g. Fill out the entry blank below and attach 1t your
drawing and statement.
Entries should be mailed to Comics Editor. 4Oi Star
Building Washington D. c. No entries will be The
judges decision will be final and the be the prop
erty OF The Star andor the Newspaper Comics Council
Only boys and girls 10 and under eligible and only
entry will be accepted from each Contestants
must not be related TO employed by newspaper
The deadlne will be In mdFebary Entry blanks will appear
each weekday The Star comic and Sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
WORD CANE
Find 50 or more words In
RESPONSE
POGO

meaning AN answer Average
Il 80 words: time limit. q
minutes.
Rules Of the game--i. words must
s s sSSS Or ,Ss S'i . :sssr :, &, w .Sc
ton Of -" such a. -batA" ~earA." ar
not used 3. Only one form Of . word
q used. =. Proper names are not used
Answer ts RUTLOus
riota. roll rout1 r0uaL rust. tolls
tours. tolu. trio. llnt. Lost. lout lobas
lust. oust. sllo silt, slit. slot, Glur, slut
soul. sour. soil. sDil- sort. stir, suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
More Flip Boxes Used

NEW YORK.-The cigarette
industry estimates that fiip-tor
boxes accounted for about Is
per cent Of the 10 billion packs
Of cigarettes produced In the
United States during 1887 CON-
pared with 5 per cent in 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
CONTRACT
BRIDGE

Fine players adjust their bid
ding TO At the skills and abili-
ties Of their respective partners.
To make this admirable plan
work. however, you must re-
member this: DO not overdo It.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
tMr. Dalel
A62
VQiO53
oKi0e3
AAQ7
WEST EAST
(Mrs. Keen, tMr. AbeD
AKs73 AQJiO4
076 %
oQ65t oAJT2
AJ9e AKi032
SOUTH
lMr. Meek
AAo5
0AKJe42
%
ASA
The bidding:
South West North East
w Pass 80 Pass
AZ All pass
Opening lead: Diamond four.
II you make several extreme
and obvious underhids playing
with q loose bidder for part
ner. his own bidding viii get
wilder to balance your conserv-
atism.
Similarly. II you press your
cards too much when playing
with q very conservative part
ner, you will soon md him
passing you out at the most In
opportune moments - for fear
your next bid viii put the hand
overheard.
To sum up. you cannot hope
to make Just the right delicate
adjustment on every hand dealt.
The best you can do ID apply
the plan 70 CLOSE hands
hands which are susceptible Of
two bids-one on the conserva-
tive side and the other on the
aggressive side. but neither
subject to serious criticism.
Mr.. Dale held such Q hand
In today's deal. When his
partner opened the bidding
with q heart he had enough
strength TO take some forward
going action. He could bid
two clubs on the first round.
planning TO give q single raise
in hearts at his next turn. Or
he could take the stronger
action Of jump-raistng hearts
Immediately.
He was o little short for the
latter bid. but not much. He
chose the double raise because
his partner was Mr.. Meek.
And Mr.. Meek might drop the
bidding ct three hearts when
game was q laydown.
Mrs. Keen led the four Of
diamonds. the trey was played
from dummy. and Mr.. Abel won
with the Jack. The queen Of
spades was returned and Mr..
Meek stepped In with the ace.
II the queen Of clubs could
be finessed successfully there
was nothing to Il. But Mr..
Meek. pessimistic as usual,
knew" the king Of clubs was
wrong. He found another line
Of play.
Surely Mrs. Keen's opening
lead had not been made from
the A-Q Of diamonds. and II
not. then the ace was sim In
Mr.. Abel's hand. Entering
dummy with q trump. he led
the king Of diamonds. The ace
went UP on his right and he
ruffed.
He went 10 dummy again
with q trump and returned
the 10 Of diamonds. on which
he parked q club. Mrs. Keen
won with the queen. cashed
the king Of spades and led q
club. But Mr.. Meek went I'D
with dummy's ace and dis
carded his last club on the
good nine OF diamonds.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
248 Middies
Appointed as
Fall Leaders

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. Q (AP).-
James p. Wilson. ii, Of Phila-
delphia, Pa. will command the
3.600-maE brigade Of midship-
men for the fall term which
opened at the Naval Academy
yesterday.
He heads a list Of 248 mid
shipman officers whose APP
pointments were announced
today by Rear Admiral Charles
L. Nelson, academy superin-
tendent.
They will command the bril-
eade in all Of its military func-
tons until December 20, when
. new set of officers will be ap-
pointed for the winter period.
AS brigade commander. Mr..
Wilson will wear the six stripes
of a midshipman captain.
The deputy brigade COM
mander is Robert r. Petit, %,
of Haddenfield, N. j.
Midshipman Frederick F.
Touchstone. jr., of Prospect
Park, Pa. will command the
LIST Regiment and Midshipman
Robert M. Darby of Decatur,
Ga, will head the I'd Regiment.
Battalion commanders will
be Jimmy L. Brown of Odessa,
Tex; Daniel c. Richardson Of
Pueblo, Colo; Robert L. Vogt
OF Norfolk, Va; Leroy A. Bick-
ley of Sandusky, Ohio; John w.
Turner Of Lewiston, Mont, and
Lucian C. Evans of Santa
Maria, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
Norfolk Schools Send
Issues to Stote Board

Richmond does not rule out
the possibility that the school
board may ask Judge Hoffman
to set aside the State court
injunction. I'VE just haven't
made q decision on that yet. I"
Mr.. Davis added.
Supt. Of Schools J. ]. Brew
baker said the school board
should hear BY the middle of
this week what disposition the
State Placement Board makes
Of the applications.
Governor Almond asked the
Norfolk school board last week
not to assign Negroes to white
schools. He said no Federal
court can require the State to
operate public schools, segre-
gated or integrated. Federal
DEGREES on desegregation. he
said, are in the nature Of re-
straining injunctions telling
localities what they may not
do, rather than writs Of man.
damus requiring them to per-
form q specific act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09
Maryland Fair
Draws Attack for
Lack of Activity

TIMONIUM, Md. Sept. Q
(AP) "A light crowd Of 1901
visited horse and pony shows
at the Maryland State Fair yes
terday as both exhibitors and
visitors complained about the
cut-back second week schedule
Of the 1858 fair.
Except for the horse and
pony competition. the only &C
tivity on the, fairgrounds this
week is at the race track. where
7.042 fans turned out yester-
day.
Pony and horse exhibitors
complained because they had
been left out" Of the main
stream Of fair activity which
prevailed last week when the
midway, exhibition hall and
grandstand shows were open,
and judging in livestock and
other divisions was held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. . (AP) !.
The Norfolk School Board.
ordered By q Federal court to
desegregate schools and re-
strained by q State court from
doing 50, has forwarded to the
State Pupil Placement Board
the applications Of some ZOO
pupils.
The applications inclu d e
those Of II Negroes whom the
school board told Federal
Judge Walter E. Hoffman Au-
gust 20 1t would assign to white
schools this month. Norfolk
schools are scheduled to open
September %.
City Attorney Leonard H.
Davis said the applications
were sent to the placement
board in Richmond in comph-
ance with the State Pupil
Placement Act, which stripped
local boards Of assignment
power and vested it solely in
the placement board.
Mr.. Davis said tls forward
ing Of the appaeations to