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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

COOK-short-order, nieht, must
have refs. or do not apply.
RIoRDANs. 1855 lth st. s.w.
COOK. End asst. to chef: country
EVANS. IL. 6-37OS. FL. GALL
COOKS. white Or eolored: club q
ia. $4,000. Ext. li49.
COOK, white. reliable and sober
a snsI. qniEsaalads Triansis' Va" Tri'
COOKs-I first-class cook and
first-elass broiler man: salary
open: vacation, REHABILITATION
Must apply In pefs., Mon through
o EP'sssSYM NESS IS R R%i e A pPEsricARs
COUNTERtlAN AND SHORT on.
DER COOK, no SUNDAYS, STEAK
AND SHAKE SHoPPE, 700 Gu
81. NV.
C0UNTERMAN-Must be sober apt
reliable. Good salary, good work.
ing conditions. Apply YATES
RESTAURANT. Rte. No. I. 1b2(
Jefferson Davis hwy.
CRANE OPERATORS hydro tyne
clam and concrete bucket: steei
erection. good equipment and pay
steady Job. Call OF. 4-b6O0.
CRANE AND BACKHOE OPERA.
TOR, experienced only: STEADY
work. Phone AP. 1894.
DELIVERY MAN. must be able q
ride motorcycle: 6Is-day wk,. paid
vacations, see Mr.. Baiderson'
sTEUART MOTOR CO.. 9th and
| M r. ave NV
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1sSisTANT MANAGER-Man viii
some experience to assist manager
Of Insurance agency. handling IRE
auto etc. and new life. health
and accident department. Ex'
eellent opportunity to build own
future aS ofiieer and part owner
Call for appointment. Mr.. EN-
nMnG IA A-EQ@T
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ca THE EVENING STAR
wssklaston. D. c.
Thursdoy. June 4. 1859

when answering advertisements
addyessed 10 Star bosses DO NOT
ENCLOSE ORIGINAL references pho
toOraphe or other materials OF
personal pdlue. Copies serpe the
purpose. Originals may Get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

water Utilities instsiiiation. Able 70 70
read plans and Dec. Start i'm
med. Send brief resume Of exper.
and salary expected. BOZ 1877,
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HELp MEN

must be able 10 decorate; salaT,
open. HA. 2-N323.
BAEEga slI,gGgpas Apply SersSp;
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HELp MEN

AUTOMOBILE mechanics. expert
enced. good Working conditions
usual benefits, Apply in person
400 Rhode Island aves ORBIT
AUTO, MECHANIC. must be expef
on all makes and have own hans
tools; N1eh per week and up. WIN
A, BARBER ESQ 0ERViCENTER
10th and Maine ave. s.w. Ex. B.
AUTO MECHANIC = Qeneras re-
pairs, all make cars. BRING tool
ready for work. Salary or fla
1901 d Good HOPE ws' R Ms' Sc sHISioN
AUTO MECHANIC for general re,
pairs. Apply In person, A. n y
GARAGE. 1884 Church st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS (2), genera
auto repair experienced only.
front end man, new Hunter ma
chimes. Apply IN person AMBER.
SON ~ BUCKLER. 5000 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va.
AUTO MECHANICS
Large ON dealer has opening fol
one general mechanic interested
In making money and one front.
end man, familiar with the Baei
equipment. Plenty OF work, good
working conditions; 5ha days pei
week. We need these men Inn
mediately. Contact Mr., Sauveur,
ADDISON CHEVROLET, no. 2
1900, l4th and Florida ave. NV.
AUTO MANUFACTURING for j
exper. painter TO work In one OF
Northern Vas fastest growing and
LARGEST volume body shop, Man
must be. sober and reliable. ex.
perienced In spraying LACQUER and
enamel necessary. $3.50 pay plan
paid holidays, 2 Wks. paid vaca'
ton. guaranteed salary. Apply Mr.
Jack Deal. BROADsTREET MO-
TORS BODY SHOP, 1903 Gordon
I'd. Fails Church, We. JE. 4-e50O
AUTOMOTIvE PARTs-whoiesal,
parts distributor has opening fol
experienced counterman: bs-day
wk.: excellent working conditions
chance for Advancement. Ma
TIoNAL AUTO SERVICE co.
AUTO , sALEsMAN ~. 70 .sli I n .
We will train you. TOMS
%ssslSS' Nj. ii4is o'orsiA ave
AUTO sALEsMEN-3 top notch
used car men. Sl2b o week plus q
percentage. FALLS CHURCH DE-
SOTO PLYMOUTH. r. W. Ter
rett, il. 2.230O. Inquiries between
2 pm. and 4 pm. only.
AUTO sALEsMEN--Anyone want.
Ing to earn $SOO-Sl 200 per mo-,
the opportunity Is herel The de-
sire comes FIRST, experience the
secondary. See Mr.. Swain or Mr.
Hurd, HILL 4 SANDERS, INC,
1880 Viers Mil rd., Wheaton
Nd. 10. $4,000.
AUTO sALRsMEN-we need (2)
new-ear salesmenl to complete our
sales dept. in Q brand new Va.
Ford leadership. hosp. cation
demonstration furnished. Pleasant
working conditions. TED BRITT
FORD SALES INC, Va. Newest
Authorised Ford Dealer, Rte. 90
Eli. Fairfax. Va. CIR. $3.50.
AUTO Statesmen, (2I.-Need one
used-car salesman and one com.
bination new and used car man
Salary. plus commission. Demon.
strator, al company BENEFITS
Apply Y. h, Miller. MILLER.
YIELDS BUICK. Rockville, Nd.
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OIL BURNER sERVTCEMAN, pefs
manent position, top vases, trans.
portation. tools and uniforms sup
piled BY company. See Mr.. Blanke,
A.. p, wOOD9ON Co, 9th and
MtcnigAn ave. me- r
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AUTO MECHANIC. chrysier exper
preferred. Must be 1st class with
Complete set Of tools. Flat-rate pay
basis. Plenty Of wk. In our mod !,
fully equipped shop. II you qualify
YOU can earn $50 per VIZ. plus
many co. DEMENT'S. Apply 70 Mr..
0earhart, serv. Mgr, ROYAL MO-
TORS. INC. 1240 upshur st. NV.
ia, $4,000,
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HELP MEN
ASSEMBLYMEN

In assembling alumi
mum and steel type wall panel AM
window units, steady year-rounl
work In factory, Modern compan!
benefits Apply In person 9
Center, Beltsville. Md.
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AUTO BODY MAN. white. expert.
plus bonus. Mr.. JOHNSON Ii
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FICE BUILD.
MANAGER

For prom. in-tovn building; fully
rented and stated. State job his
tory. age, family. education. etc.
Only those with Building MANAGE
ment experience need apply. Re-
plies held In confidence. Box e5-T.
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AUTO sALEsMEN--Anyone want.
the opportunity Is herei The de-
sire comes first. experience tn,
secondary. See Mr.. Swain or Mr.
Hurd. HILL 4 SANDERS, INC,
1880 Viers Mil I'd, Wheaton
Nd 10. b.40flO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

eth clAas: for new apt: nr. the
Capitol. Some knowledge. OF air
conditioning necessary. Salary plus
bedrm. apt Apply RIM. $40
1924 X st.. NV. CAFRTTZ CO.
EXECUTIVE AND SALES
$4,000. Personal interviews Wed
through Fri, z pm. sharp. Pick
b is tHou And I1 afLs s9d h Y Ss;; NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

WALTER II. KESSLER
Personnel Services. ESQ wash. Bldg
18th and N. Y. Ave. ST. 3-e442.
AUTO MECHANIC, complete main.
tensnee work. Must have hand
tools. Time and half after ~
hrs vacation, WITH D.. pay n,c,s nsa1!n
Call Mr.. BARTELMES after 9
q m 0I, Q-71O0-
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lsS.S.ss sEs s|si; s'2is
mum ne. Mon. Fri, 8 to 2 pm.
ENGINEER. 9Th or 9th class II.
cense; downtown residential no
tel; references required: night
work. Box 3HS.T, Star
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FARMER, white, single or small
family; exper.; no milking: near
Wash. Ell. 6-370s, Ell. 6-4111.
FLOOR SANDERS, 1 big machine
operator. ] edger and finish man
White and experienced only. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

AUTO BODY MAN: IAN, Hlsnty, q . yp.si
holidays wiz. :, pay ,i.,,,S eomm ty,Eg
CENTER, b9i7 oeorsia ave. NV
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5000 ARLINGTON BLVD
YAILs CHURCH. VA.
dAKE ARNOLD vi OR
va BUS FROM 18th AND Z
eTe. NV. TO PLANT
ENTRANcE.)
1921 Columbia Pike
Near Baileys Cross Roads
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CLERK. young white man, fecenl
high school graduate who 10 At.
tending or plans TO attend nigh
school IN aeeountaney. Typing {
mustl Permanent, with good fu.
ture opportunities. Call FE. q
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MECHANIC

in small, two and four
cycle engines. High school educa-
ton, Sales opportunity. Call LA
6-O60O, Mr., NORRIS.
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AUTO sALEsMEN-s top notch
ssss sss men AfE sS cE Sisc Pli De-
SOTO PLYMOUTH. r. W. Ter
rett, il. 2.230O. INQUIRIES between
2 pm. and 4 pm. only.
Evening star., 1959-11-23
INTERPRETIVE REPORT

that Negroes cannot be barred
from voting in primary elec-
tions. Yet, the Justice Depart
ment alleges, a Democratic pri-
mary in Fayette County, Tenn,
last August was limited by di-
rection of the officials involved
to white Democrats"
There is little doubt that the
Justice Department will win
this case in court. But in scores
of other Southern communi-
ties Negroes are kept from vot-
ing by other devices that are
just as clearly illegal.
AS the Civil Rights Commits
sion said in proposing Federal
registrars as the only solution:
THE burden Of litigation in
volved in acting against each
new evasion Of the Constitu-
Jlon, county by county ana reg
istrar by registrar, would be
immense"
The Justice Department has
filed four suits under the 1857
Civil Rights Act, including last
weeks action. In each of the
previous three cases IL has been
partially thwarted by Southern
courts.
1t may be that the Southern
courts will be reversed in each
case that reaches the Supreme
Court. But there is no question
that the burden of litigation"
has thus far made progress
under the 1857 civil rights law
painfully slow.
Evening star., 1959-11-23

annual dinner December 2 in
the Mayflower Hotel.
The speaker will be Charles
I. Schottland, dean Of the School
of Advanced Studies in Social
Welfare at Brandeis University
and former Commissioner Of
Social Security at the Depart
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare,
Evening star., 1959-11-23
Pills FutuI TO Infant

SOUTHWICK, Mass. Nov. %
(AP).-Infant Kevin Sivard is
dead because his brother Har-
old, 2, dotted on him and liked
to share his candy. Yesterday.
Harold mistakenly fed the
baby a deadly dose of arthritis
lpills, police said. The boys
father, Air Force Sergt. Harold
e. Sivard, is stationed in Spain.
Evening star., 1959-11-23
Jewish Social Unit
To Honor Ottenstein

Joseph ottenstein. past presi-
dent and a life member of the
board Of directors of the Jewish
Social Services Agency, will be
honored by the agency at its
Evening star., 1959-11-23

arms the Federal Government
with the right to sue States to
enforce Negro voting rights.
In a new assault on the
white primary" the Justice
Department filed suit on be-
half of a group of Negroes in
Tennessee
Neither of last weeks actions
is likely to have a substantial
effect on Negro voting in 1860.
Both are important tests of
Federal powers in the field of
voting rights, however, and they
could make it easier for Negroes
in such States as Alabama, Mis-
sisSippi and Louisiana to vote
in 1864 or 1868.
The slow progress toward en-
forcement Of Negro voting
rights under the new civil
rights law has been a disap-
pointment for those who set
1860 as a target date for crash
ing through traditional South
ern roadblocks.
Clarence Mitchell, director of
the Washington bureau of the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
and its chief lobbyist on Capt.
tol Hill, blames both the Civil
Rights Commission and the
Civil Rights Division of the
Justice Department.
Optimism Dimmed
IF the Justice Department
had used the new civil rights
law it would have vastly inn
proved conditions in the South
there would have been a near
revolution in the voting pic
ture," he says.
The NAACP has lost its
earlier optimism that the 1857
law would make it possible to
register thousands of Southern
Negroes who have never voted
for a President or in any other
election.
In 1856 only Is per cent of
the South's nearly five million
Negroes of voting age were
registered. The NAACP hoped
to boost this figure to so per
cent by 1860.
Increasing the Negro's chance
of voting in 1860 has also been
a prime objective of the Civil
Rights Commission. Now some
of its officials concede privately
there is little chance of any ap-
preciable increase in registra-
ton in the deep South and a
serious possibility of a decline
in some States.
Discrimination Holds
There is optimism, however,
that the Negro vote will be
larger in such border States as
Virginia, North Carolina,
Florida, Texas and Tennessee.
Despite the new teeth in the
civil rights law. the Civil
Rights Commission said in its
report in September that there
is still no effective way to deal
with discrimination against the
Negro voter. 1t proposed ap-
pointment Of Federal registrars
in areas where Negroes are
barred from the polls but pros
poets for Congressional approv-
al Of such a plan before the
1860 elections are considered
slim.
The white primary" is one
example of the difficulty of en-
forcing Negro rights. The Su-
preme Court ruled IS years ago
Evening star., 1959-11-23
Slight 80 Effect Seen
In Negro Vote Tests
By ROBERT E. CLARK
Star STAFF Writer

The Southern Negro's chances of voting in the 1860
presidential election probably going be much
better than they in 1856 But they may have been
helped slightly by two recent developments.
In testing the snew of the Civil Rights Act the
Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether the 1857
Evening star., 1959-11-23

]. Coll Broniff for reservations
2. When confirmed, simply write
the information on "U-WRITE-
TICKET" bIonk
5. Present "U-WRITE-TIcKET" for
vulidofien at oirport
4. Bruniff charges your oeeoUnf
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Vladimir o. Alkhimov. First
Secretary and Commercial
Counselor Of the Russian EN-
bassy, yesterday called for sx-
pansion Of United States
Soviet trade.
In . speech before the Wash
ington Advertising Club. Mr..
Alkhimov said friendship and
good neighbor relations be-
tween countries cannot be
stable without the development
Of economic contacts"
He attacked those opposing
broadened trade between the
two countries. He said the OPP
ponents hope ito slow down
the economic development of
the Soviet Union" but that
life has proved that the policy
Of (trade) discrimination has
completely failed"
Mr.. Alkhimoy said Russia Is
willing ito agree In Q business
like manner" to reciprocal
trade agreements for three, i've
or seven years.
In answer to contentious
that political tensions must be
eased before trade can be ex-
panded, Mr.. Alkhimov said
good trade relations viii pro-
mote the improvement Of po-
litical relations"
The speech followed up Q
similar plea by Premier Khru-
shchev during his visit to the
United States. Mr.. Alkhimov
did not mention what specific
items his country wanted to
export, declaring Russia could
supply many Of the items cur
rently imported by the United
States.
AZ for what Russia wanted
to buy from the United States,
Mr.. Alkhimov said his coun-
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Christmas Events Set
At Springfield School

Students ct Springfield Is
tatss Elementary School VIII
put On two special Christmas
programs December Is and IL
featuring songs. dances and
stories Of the United States
and foreign countries.
Children In the Arst four
grades WIN be the star perform
ers the first night; the older
children take over Tor the
second.
The show both evenings is
entitled "A Christmas Journey"
and VIII begin at Q pm. ct the
school, 5515 Deepford street,
Springfield. Va.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
Trade Expansion Urged.
BySoviet Embassy Aide

Try was one Of the biggest i'm
porters Of machinery and
equipment. He added that
Russia also buys . variety Of
consumer goods and raw ma
terials.
He said Russia also hopes
to extend its international air.
line service TO the United
States.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Mems Set Consists Of ~"
ToLEx 2-SUlTER and 2o'
Motchinc Companion Cose,
with Double HondIes and
Side Stitchinq!
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Momsn's ; pc. Set Consists Of
Troin CASE, n" WEEkENDER,
ond as" PULLMAN cessl Newest
Ninyl CoVsrinssl Sm1Ffly linsdl
Choice Of ssVeFol eoloFsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
SHOOT AT WORLD MARK MAY 30
28-Yeur-O U. S. Record
Is Broken at Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May 81 (SpeciaD Shenandoah
Downs holds an American track
record today, largely the prod
uct Of an early-morning con-
versation between General
Manager Bob Leavitt and a
group of horsemen.
Isaac Hoifecker's Gentle Slam
produced the new mark last
night, dashing 3Ia furlongs in
40 seconds fiat. The perform
ance bettered a 28-year-old
record Of 403s. set by Lorraine S
at New Orleans in 1881.
Shenandoah Downs estab-
lished the 31a furlong test for
older horses after, speculation
over whether they could better
the time of Lorraine S. who was
a 2-year-old when she set the
fold record. The distance is
not ordinarily run by older
horses.
Gentle Slams successful as
sault on the mark was the sec
ond Shenandoah Downs at
temp to establish the record.
Polly Tishon missed by three
fifths on May 20. when an of
track slowed her performance
to Al seconds.
Gentle Slam is a 4-year-old
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U. S. PROGENY EARNED s6.5 MILLION
Heart Attack Is FotoI
To NosruIIoh at lo

Namuilah's first American
foals began racing IN 1854 and
the stallion immediately was
ranked as the top sire Of q
year-old money winners. He
led in this category again in
1855.
other champions he sired in
this country were Delta, Lea
Lane. Mister Gus. Bug Brush,
Nashville. One-Eyed King, Judy
Rullah and Leallahs
Nasrullah's most noted per-
former in England was Never
Say Die, foaled at the JonabelI
Farm near Lexington. Never
Say Die won the English Derby
and st. Leger in 1854 racing in
the colors of Robert Sterling
Clark Of New York. He now is
in stud in England.
NaSrullah had sired ~ stakes
winners abroad and 80 in the
United States.
Men well versed in the thor
oushbred industry said 1t may
not be possible to make an ac-
curate estimate Of Nasrullah's
contribution TO American thor
oughbred breeding for another
decade or so.
But they say he may well be
placed alongside Sir Gallahad
III, Bull Lea, Domino, Black
Toney. Fair Play. Star Shoot.
Ben Brush and Commando as
one Of the most significant
American sires Of the century.
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Post rime-7:4s PM.
Round TubIe Gets
134 in Gold Cup

INGLEWOOD. Calf, May 81
(AP) Round Table, racing's
greatest money winner, has
been assigned top weight of 1874
pounds for the goth running Of
the $162,l00 Hollywood Gold
Cup July IL.
It's the second straight sea-
son that the Kerr Stables 1858
horse-of- the-year, whose earn
ings total $l,363,l89, has topped
the imposts.
High-weighted at 1872 pounds
last year. Round Table did not
seek a second victory in the
race, which he won in 1857
as a 3-year-oid. Gallant Man
carried 100 pounds to victory.
c. w. Smiths Hillsdale is
ranked second, 10 pounds be-
low Round Table. Hillsdale.
with $27O.25O, leads in 1853
money winnings,
Sharing third high weight of
100 pounds are Terrang and
Tempest II. High weight for
a female horse, lit, went to
Bug Brush.
Silky Sullivan and Old Pueblo
were assigned ia each.
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ANA Condemns
Use of Pep Pills
To Spur Athletes
NEW YORK. Nav On (APl

NEW YORK. May ~ (AP).-
Amphetamines or pep pills"
can significantly improve ath-
ktic performances if taken in
SUFFICIENT dosage, the American
Medical Association announced
today.
The ANA said, however, that
8 Nationwide survey failed to
chow any widespread use of the
drug.
in view of the fact that the
use of amphetamines to inn
prove athletic performances is
Inconsistent with the practice
and ideals of sportsmanship,
and since their use may be asso-
ciated with harmful effects, the
committee strongly condemns
the prescription of these drugs
for this purpose by physicians
or their administration and use
IN athletics by coaches, trainers
or participants" said DR.. Allan
]. Ryan of Meriden, Conn,
chairman of the ANA commit
tee on the subject.
Fifty-seven Harvard athletes
were studied in nearly 800 per-
f0rmances to determine the
effect of the drug. Small
nosages tended to show only
slight improvement in the
marks of the athletes.
When the dosage was in
creased on swimmers, runners
and weight throwers, there was
an improvement Of the group
Of from 8 to 4 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

LEXINGTON, KY. May ~
(Ap1 -Nasrullah, q mighty
stallion whose offspring Melted
total American earnings Of
s6.5io.l75, died Of q heart at
tack in his paddock at Claiborne
Farm yesterday.
Bred by the Aga Khan in Ire
land, Nasrullah was considered
one Of the most valuable thor
oughbreds in the Nation. A
|1I34 share sold for S65.00O two
years ago. placing his market
value at the time at $2.2i0. 900.
This figure increased sharply in
the last two years, although no
exact figures are available,
Nasrullah won his share Of
races, but his fame came as the
sire. Of many champions. in
GLIDING Nashua. Bold Ruler,
Moor, Nadir and Never Say Die.
the latter an American-bred
winner Of the English Derby.
Nasrullah, l9-year-old son OF
Nearco-Mumtaz Begun. by
Blenheim II. was rated Eng
lands second best 2-year-old
after winning the Coventry
Stakes. AS a 3-year-old, he
captured the Chatteris and
Champion Stakes.
An American syndicate,
headed by A.. B.. Hancock. jr..
Of Claiborne, bought him for q
reported $4,000 in 1851, the
year after he became England's
leading sire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Anthony Is Pick
In FIGHT Tonight

CHICAGO. May 81 (AP).--
Jesse Bowdry of st. Louis will
go after the big punch tonight
with the hope of making high
ranking light-heayyweight Tony
Anthony of New York his 23d
knockout victim.
But the odds-nakers don't
think he can do it and have
installed Anthony a 3-to-l ia
vorite for the nationally tele-
vised hereunder in Chicago
Stadium. The bout, televised at
10 pm. CWMAL-D. will be
scored under the viewpoint
must system.
Anthony. ranked No. ! by the
National Boxing Association
and No. 2 by Ring magazine, has
a 1861 record and has kayoed
% opponents.
Bowdry's record is 1858. He is
rated No. 7 by the MIA and
No. 8 by Ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

brown f1lly by Grand Slam. She
is trained by George Mohr and
was ridden to the record by
Gus Pappas. paying IS.
The world record for 3Ia fur
longs is SO, set by Joe Blair at
Juarez. Mexico, in 1916. Horse
men believe a couple of horses
at Shenandoah Downs can bet
ter that. including Gentle Slam.
The fllly was not pushed in
setting the mark last night.
The next 3la -furlong race for
older horses will be run at
Shenandoah on the night Of
May 80, second half of the Me-
mortal Day double-header.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Thomson Quits
u. S. Open Field

NEW YORK, May 81 (AP).-
Peter Thomson of Australia,
British Open champion and
four-time winner of the title,
has withdrawn from the United
States Open golf championship
June 11-13.
The United States Coli Asso-
citation, making the announce
ment today, said Thomson'S
place had been allotted to the
Springfield, N. j., qualifying
section. Springfield will be given
80 instead of 20 places in the
sectional trials June /.
AS the British champion.
Thomson was exempt from
qualifying. No reason was given
for his withdrawal. The Open
will be played at the Winged
Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck,
N. X,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

PORTLAND. Greg. May q
(AP).-A Multnomah Athletic
Club swimming team shaved
&c seconds from the American
AAU women's 200-yard short
course medley relay record in
an exhibition race here yester-
day. The time was 1899 in the
25-yard pool. 1t bettered the
2;02.5 mark set by the Cleve-
land Swim Club at Akron, Ohio,
in 1857.