davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26

Following the convention, a re-
port is to be prepared on the de-
alterations Of these study groups
The program is designed to i'm.
prove preparation for principal
ship by establishing and main
tanning high standards of compe-
fence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26
Early American Topic

Rabbi Samuel Scolnic will dis.
cuss Jewish life in colonial Amer
lea following the regular Sabbath
eve service Friday of Congrega.
ton Beth Ell of Montgomery
County.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

Savannah amp Community cooperation emphasizing
ministerial leadership thsms ~ tho First Congregational
District Citizenship Cn Butler Presbyterian church Tuesday
flts the third conducted by Statewide Regis
lee. headed Wesley Dobba d
adult
mating pohe om vaagatraton ard elected Hosea Williams
Savannah District Organizer
Thornton ~ Savannah secretary with
the following youth Ufneors Bts Savannah chairman
Mcintosh Mobey
rotary and has Dorothy Johnson Mcintosh assistant
paouaaon leaders outlined methods % organizing securing
operation o public officials and getting out the vote
Naeao ceUns OF Churches Pledges fight On housing Bios
Hartford 1uhn amp At the pae af
the stae Hutton hoe the National Council Churches General
BOARD called upon ~ member Kora public
segregated housing their nEhohnoda speed indignation
resolution
the fact that the churches Themselves had 'sa'
pfounFinE Discrimination
in detail the church member strongly 90
saon oca action and support TO attain the enactment 81
discriminatory houang legislation all levels q government
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
auAEA 10 rAaE ringr crsAus

Aeeya tAfIy l,aHss seas1sakpg, sncT II Rchieys1 h
denisHss on 1851 begin FgSlaSy 1890 aas 40.
nsd population s estimated a. about 80
,.jiian but ~ rofint atfH 1875
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
WoRLD WIDE News
sso'nb Porto, Who Killed Two, Held 70, Mental Test
AT A GLANCE

BsofnE Po0er Wbo Killed Two, Held Tor Men'oI fssf
Heu YoFk amp johnson. TYsarod frustrated
artst zno bsasS and 1oers las, week too~
ing his aaEsrge ob held without bail charge
Described vhe earned
living shipping Madison textile firm
killed a. Miss Elaine FiHk
~ IN the offices Company they
plysa
Minutes before tragedy discharged BY ~
firm because ~ usatisfaetry lie admitted purchasing
~ sseond hand part d - pay
At ms johnson Wife and other
relatives killed
me women should have killed them al" he cried
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Anllm AllnnA nlnoMA MnnYA-a nN1mY

Johannesburg agIh Af1sa Apj T9n Nb0yn president Per
,span soofaa African Peopes Conference and Efnyas
African Trade denied psfnisaion ~ he 1t
African government country ts TfhAe Union
congress o,uystisE d Durham ~ March -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

ttu" ltoek tANjrwcyo Including 10 white and Negro
both police
reported Thlraiay apartments
had been used by tbs dope parties Faubs said
be charged with possession nafeo
Negro boys
white governor they
~ them only Faubus claimed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
This Is our Silver Anniversary
Year Of pubIication.--Advt
Pile No ss7si
ORDER ron HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR


STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HESNEPiN
IN PROBATE COURT
Re Estate Of Helen ShinN. De-
cedent
In il ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eNamlna-
ton thereof and for distribution
filed herein. be heard on Monday.
March 2srd. 1859. at 10 o'clock AN.
by this Court Ia the Court House Ia
Minneapolis, Minnesota, ana that all
persons interested la this estate
present objections. II any, why said
petition should not be granted
This order shan be published 80
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copiee thereof mailed according 10
law
t5EAL)
WITNESS, the HON MELVIN }.
PETERSON, Judge OF Probate
court. this isth day 81 Febru-
AIRY, 1859,
ROSE FOsSEEN
Clerk OF Probate Court
Robert Ksibsr
Attorney
t2ls Title Insurance BltE
Minneapolis Minnesota
fspokcsman. Feb. ~, March 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

Cincinnati tANtioho kaspc rse II facing his second
stretch" " y federal penitcnAry
The y sixth District Court u Appeals has upheld kaspes
conviction ~ interfering with the indignation ~ high
aohe a Clinton
ConakrY Guinea tANrl The Republic ~ Guinea
ambassadors PARIS
NahL Noulas the other hr U.s. palo
Guinea permanent delegate O United Nations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Hun, Mississippi Man In Beating OF MorshoB

hhaguIak, Miss highway patTDifasn
searching ysaroid 8quaiak after he
accused ~ aaaanng Marshall Saturday night
shuquaak Mayor Moore tried Ini
charga booteggng three
~ the fight h0spitalizod
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

Pile No 1850
ORDER FOH HEARING PETI-
TIoN FOR PROOF OF Will.
LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS AND ron HEAR
ING THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate ~ benjamin A. Nilt-
man, also known as Benz A Niil.
man aud y. A Millman, Decvdent
Order for Hearing rrtitiou 90
Prove VIII
1T rs ORDERED that an persons
Interested show cause. N any they
have. before this Court on Monday
March 2ard, 1888. at 40 o'clock An,
Ia the Court House ia Minneapolis
Minnesota, why the petition herein
filed. OF Doris N Hubonsteip. OF
HenBspin County, Minnesota for the
allowance OF an Instrument purport-
ing 70 be the last VIII and Tesla
msnt 81 said nccsdsnt and the pro-
bate thereof and for the appoint
ment % herself a. ExecutrtI should
not De granted.
Order TO t'tle Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from tho date
hereof all creditors Of said Decedeut
file their claims IN this Court Proofs
will be heard and claims examined
and adjusted before this Court on
Monday, July 6th 1869, At 10 O'Clock
AN In the Court House In hiunsa
apollo. Minnesota
These orders shall be published tn
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according TO Law
(SEAE. OF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the HON. MELVIN J
PETERSON. Judge Of Probate
Court. this isth day % Feru.
airy, 1888.
Rose Fossesn
Clerk Of Probate Court
Jonas O. Schwartz
Attorney.
ale Roanoke Bldg
Minneapolis. Minnesota
ispnkeaman. Fsh. I'll March q a III
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
CLASSICAL

CLASSICAL
STRAUSS wALTzES" played
by the London symphony orches-
ira. Emanuel Vartii conducting
Audio Fidelity FCs 5O,0l3 (stereol.
This Is AMPS pick Of the week
in the classical field The re-
cord features four OF the late. great
composers best loved compost
tons, including Emperor Waltz. %
blue Danube" and ''wienerblut"
on each. the orchestra comes
through with a magnificent per-
Torrance Stereo adds grandeur
TO the score Delightful
SINGLES
In the singles category. Jackie
Davis borrows two selections from
his recent album release. Jackie
Davis Meets the Trombones, for
the benefit of iuke box fans
''F'renesiF is played In oha-cha
tempo, white Davis swings hard
ON Gonna Get A Girl" Both sides
are enjoyable
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
rosupn fpGr 10 orro@s r,sMAs sroosD rnrr

Manfura fAtri FORMER foIt Judge william o Bright hAs
announced at oppose second time President William
v rbsp presidential safsoa 20 be held n fihsfa IN
Nay 80 candidacy independent uftet a first
presidency 1900 and ia opponent was tf Incumbent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

lends "A good deal Of nostalgia TO
the II tunes featured, and the
musical backing IL good Her
repertoire Includes such Ever
greens as 'Beurtched". Poor
Butterfly" and They Say IT'S
Wonderful" The disc has one
drawback All the tunes are sung
in practically the same tempo
otherwise it's tops in listening
pleasure
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
lsrtrnAaIAL rlvrn.rry ooIl.aEa rMoro.rn

Hairgb Nya tAbpJ Dfopoaal tnai in'srfaea university
oonsEss sshd Esbya anh TanEanyha AID University ~
Fa Africa b. sfsa Btish
Ing party education 10 fast Afss They Dfoppsad ne trans
formation n Technical college, into university e1ega M
aaaisiy f opening TabFahgsa 1854 ~ and me
a African university ~ 1850 A. psni Maserarp eonsga nEf
Raopaia is ths only university oalisge East Af1ea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

Isshnon hisa fAI Ten University hospital phyaans Sunda
might absfed fG o stabbed
me hsart during n nRht
The victim Roosevelt Knabrep 80
Police Albert him with
saud, with intent Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
lcoNrlNUEpl
ARPENTRY, PAINTING,
CEMENT WORK -

porches, steps, retsin-
ing walls. Driveways, walks.
fences. plastering, window cords.
odds and ends OF any type. No Job
too small. For prompt, dependable
service, call CLYDE B. THOMAS.
white mechanic, LII. 3-342S any
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TYPIST

for advancement for
capable .typist, Permanent DO
sttion. pleasant WORKING coudi-
tons, company Dement'S. See Mrs.
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DIGN1FIED cultured woman. exper
Ieeeptionist. wishes position In
business once. school or profess
sional organization BOX 232-Y
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ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY.
with seeal, Capitol Hi exper.: en-
eel. refs, Box soy, Star.
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RETIRED PLEASANT. capable men
want steady pt. time clerical work
Mr. YARR. No aGf sse R HiSnsas,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
MENSH SCHOOL
OF
REAL ESTATE
PRACTICE

School director. Joseph Mensh.
LIB. LIN, faculty member Of q
local university. member Of the
Educational Committee of the
Washineton Real Estate Board.
The summer course in real estate
practice will start Monday. June
Is. ct SIS 18th st. NV. Bowen
Building). Sd floor, RIM. 3I7. The
course will run for 4 weeks. 3
times q week mon. Wed. and
Fri. to 2 PM and offers q
comprehensive covefaRe Of real
estate practice and salesmanship.
Through q novel method Of in
struetion, students will work with
actual real estate instruments en-
abline them 10 make practical ap-
plieation Of the theory covered in
the lectures
The course offers q complete prepa-
ration for the d. c.. Nd. and Va
real estate brokers and statesmen
license examinations.
Placement facilities for full and
part-time statesmen.
from Mon. through
Fri. $3.50 TO $40. at 1913 Eve
st. NV. Registration bv mail per-
mitted Full tuition. sos. Tuition
may be paid In installments. For
further information call JOSEPH
MENSH. Ma. s-844O.
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COUPLE

COUPLE
July I through Labor Day.
To 20 10 Vermont. Small adult
family. $500 mo Recent refs.
required. Boz 14O-T, star.
ELDERLY LADY, coloFed. live
for room and board and mai IN.
arg. DE, 2-0362.
ExPERT IRONER and good clean
e ior sat. work only. New Hamp-
DAYS after $50 pm. or sat. and
sun. anytime. HE. 4-7ssi.
FINE AL COOK, white. Top exc
ecutiye home. Pvt. room and bath.
vxesi, salary. Top refs. Box ii5-
0Hw-child care. exper.. ref. req.
a a,r cong a apt, excel. salary, on
G.H,w.--child care, Exper. Local
references. 10 am. through dinner.
neaisn card. $50 and earfare. OIL.
O .H.w..PLAIN COOKING - RAM
1lef. i've IN. perm. position, bM
days. $50 wk. OIL. 6-BB66.
4, home. nlS A.: care x s n HOs . sSSn
CIV. white woman. settled. re-
T rEois s.s liSs In; help with invalid.
- From NV, 25-4O, hrs.
lO-S; sood shirt ironer. cook; S3b,
Vacation. bonus: refs. RA. 6-6603.
G.H.W.--5 days. o TO s.: some child
care: $40 week: cali MA. S-0sS0.
GIRL TO LIVE IN, Is part Of
family care for 2 shiidTen: pvt.
dav wees. so. S-1s43.
H0UsEKEEPER, 5h-day week, fond
o. children.: DIS residence. Beth.
area: refs. nee. OIL, 6-1592.
HOUsEKEEPER for modern house,
mr.. Lovettsville. Va. Live In: cple.
or woman with child considered.
AD. 2.1I33 after Q pm, Mon.
tnrclgh Thurs. or write J. O.
HOUsEKEEPER, 4-day wk.. II
am. through dinner: no young
::t ter; R Zeal Eeitsa req; s2S Wk.
uOUsEkEEPER, white. middle aged
OF older. 70 run home and super
wise children: pvt. room and board
wLsmail salary Call between e-6
pm. LA. a-0575.
MAID-G,H .w,, small family, new
home; 5ia days. on SUM-: live In
or stay some nights. JU. 5-6353,
MAID tUPsTAIRs), white, needed
for private summer home in Mich
igan from June Is 70 Sept. Is;
other help employed. MUST HAVE
GOOD REFERENCES. Phone Ma.
s.262e weekdays. 10 to I pm,
MAID. CHILD CARE-DesIre ex-
perieneed maid who has cared for
and q fond of small children:
daily 0 70 Z; So days, who would
enjoy. going away IN mid-July
and living in lovely summer home.
Prefer someone able to drive car.
Good salary. Must have excel. loo.
refs. Call for appt. WO. 6-4a90
aft. June 10. as out Of town until
MAID. live in; g.h.w., plain cook.
ences reauired. S37 VI "a rtSrt
WI. 6-sS37.
MAN, WIFE tno ehiidrenI, woman
cook. housework: man. house
work. gardening, driving: room.
board, SIPS mo. each: BY the VI.
Write MRS. JOHN ANDERSON
Rte. i, Box 20T. Berryville. We.
MATERNITY NURSE, Aug, a. air
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PAINTING

Inside, outside. Reas. Ref. .rfeO
est. Do own work. RIA. 6-3I39
PAINTING, REMoDELlNG. repaifs.
roofs: cutters, spouts. TERMS y.
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COOK .H.w. Family Of s iseiad-
Ss $50 y ,,s sAlld ss%m, s :Ssngs
COOK. female. live in. Thurs. and
ssT ~, abel sbeIy s SS c sao 500 mo
pert COOK ana have BE been M w or m,
$50. cook In private home. De.
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MELP WoMln

wAITREssRs. whitel very neat ap-
R; SFSs 81 az Ee'1 aDss, h !:
person, 727 l4th st., NV.
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Efficient. exper.. mature clerk
SS ife OS os dsora.tSw needs
upper Wis. ave. I'm, 3-637s.
ExPER. cultured woman wants po-
sition In dignified home or COM
panion 70 children or older per-
SON Ink, and will travel. Boz
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HELp WOMEN
sEcRETARY sIENOoRAPMER-

sECRETARY-sTENO.. aee 20 70
Ss Iii 'cIss ,s, With ssS sS@. ., ssgsT
beginner. Must Be psrsonsels.
tall New air cond. bldR. Salary
open, MA. S-33l3,
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HOUSING REHABILITATION
HOME AUGMENTATION, = >
cCDE VIOLATIONS ORDERS
CONDENSATION WORK
MAJOR REPAIRS

CAN WORKSHOP POI Inc. for an
inclusive package deal inelgdils
financing Up to 80 years. NO.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

WATERPROOFING
sparkes, CHI. s-41B1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
MONDAY

him - his fumih con collect his
Insuronee. creIs Stevens.
Mondoy Listinss Continued Next Pess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
October 19


I Hour. "Torch Song for Trum-
pet." Calhoun locks horns with
on underworld figure when he Of
tempts to rehobiIitote O young
ex-convict accused of murder.
Andrew Duoeon and Arlene
Howell.
o-Fother Knows Best.
1.-THE Gardeners Big Day." The
Andersons' gardener is chosen by
nnistoke as representative to meet
the Governor at dedication cere-
monies. Billy Groy.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Inqemur Receives
King Of Sweden's
Congratulations

STOCKHOLM. June 81 tAP)
- King Gustav VI Of Sweden
cabled Heavyweight Champion
Ingemar Johansson today.
congratulating him on his per-
formance against Floyd Pat
terson.
The text Of the cable read:
my heartiest congratulations
Gustav Adolf Rex"
The King sent the cable
from his summer residence Of
Sofiero. Southern Sweden. The
76-year-old monarch did not
listen to the radio broadcast
but was told about Johansson's
victory this morning.
STOCKHOLM. June 27 (AP)
"A man who identified himself
as Lou Hardin Of Fort Worth
telephoned from there to the
Stockholm bureau Of the Asso-
ciated Press and said:
This Is an oldtimer from the
COW country calling up to con-
graduate your country on win-
ming the heavyweight cham
pionship. I feel so happy about
1t I Just had to tell you how
wonderful 1t is your big. beau
tiful boy won the fight"
A check with the telephone
company revealed that 1t cost
Hardin $50 to express his ella
ton at Ingemar Johansson's
victory over Floyd Patterson.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
PiGsKIN CLUB SPEAKER
President S Aide Tells
Physical Fitness Need

"had signs on the fences Of
every playground - no roller
skating, no bicycle riding, no
dogs. This is your playground.
Keep 1t clean
"The governor Of q State was
telling Of the fine physical 1T
ness program they had under
way. He showed me the report
on last years program. They
had conducted 3,e76 hikes.
"How did you do all this
hiking?' I asked.
Well he said, the first
thing we did was to rent q
couple Of buses"
Donohue Among Guests
Other guests included Joseph
r. (Jiggs) Donohue, former Dis
trict commissioner; Milton
Kronheim. civic leader; DR.. Ed
win B. Henderson. District edu-
Gator and author; Glenn Single
ton. executive director Of the
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Easy Going Wins Title
At Worrenton Show

wARRENToNs Va. June 27
(Special) Miss Meredith Hen
drick's Easy Going captured
the Junior hunter championship
today at the Warrenton Horse
and Pony Show.
The show continues tomor-
row at the Warrenton show
grounds beginning at 2 pm.
Washington time.
Easy Going and Meredith
won the junior handy working
hunter, the junior corinthian
hunter and the junior working
hunter for Is points. placing
them two points ahead Of Mrs.
A. r. Bartenstein's Catezio with
l3 points.
Ballet Master tied with
Catezio for the reserve cham
pionship but lost a hack-off.
Miss Helen Calvin's steady
going pony. Sure Thing. cap
tured the large pony champion
ship with 20 points. Five
points behind was Thumbs Up.
owned by Norma Gerstenfeld,
who had gathered is points
with two victories.
Frankie Owens smooth per-
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Joe Hicks Takes
Terp Scholarship

FREDERICKSBURG. va,
June q (AP)-Joe Hicks of
James Monroe High School has
decided to accept q grant-in-
aid scholarship for track at the
University of Maryland.
Hicks. l8, has applied for ad-
mission at Maryland and will
sign a letter Of intent when his
application is accepted.
In track this spring he scored
1856 points for James Monroe
and led the Yellow Jackets to
both the District 2 and State
Group II championships. In the
State meet he won the high
and low hurdles and discus and
placed second In the shot put.
Hicks scored 1873 points last
fall as he led James Monroe to
an undefeated football season
and the District 2 crown. The
husky fullback was voted to the
Virginia Sports Writers and
Sportscasters Associations All.
State team.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Bride-to-Be Makes 1t Clear
Johunsson Is His Own Boss

NEW YORK, June ~ (AP)
-Ingemar Johansson is boss Of
the heavyweights and boss Of
his personal life.
He makes the decisions. the
.ew heavyweight champions
pretty fiancee. Birgit Lundgren.
let it be known indisputably
today.
when are you going to be
married." Birgit, a curvaceous
blond with sparkling blue eyes,
was asked a few hours after
Ingemar had knocked out Floyd
Patterson for the champion
ship.
II don't know" Birgit re-
piled. "Ingemar hasn't made UP
his mind"
"Soon, before Christmas per-
haps?" she was prodded.
"Ingemar hasn't made up his
mind" Birgit, replied.
Birgit, a 22-year-old secre.
tary. came over with Johans-
sons family for the big fight
Pretty and photogenic enough
to rate a movie test, she drew
almost as much attention al
the fighter himself.
She sat at ringside last night
and, with no show of emotion
watched Ingemar hammer the
Evening star., 1959-06-28
l. A. PROMOTER
SEEKS REMATCH

LOS ANGELES, June q
(AP). - Matchmaker George
Parnassus put in a bid today
for the Ingemar Johansson-
Floyd Patterson rematch and
said he would guarantee a gate
Of Sis million.
.ParnassuS proposed to stage
the fight in Memorial Coliseum
In September or October. or
even as late as November. He
was trying to get in touch with
the new champions adviser.
Edwin Ahlquist, in New York.
Parnassus recalled that he had
several meetings in London
with Ahlquist and Johansson.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

heavyweight champ into bloody
submission.
When Patterson lashed q left
to Insemar's cheek in the Sec
ond round, she never fiinched.
When Ingemar connected
with his explosive right hand,
sending Patterson sprawling to
the canvas, she never raised
from her seat. She smiled but
didn't yell.
Afterward she was asked
what she thought of the fight.
"It was good" she said. but
I wasn't surprised. ! have seen
him do 1t before"
There wasn't a tear in her
eye while. nearby. 1ngemar's
l6-year-old sister. Eva. bawled
Birgit was asked II she knew
how to cook.
mo" she said.
"Will you cook for Ingemar
and become a housewife after
you're married?" she was asked
Il don't like to cook" Birgit
said, which seemed to settle it
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Dell Reaches
NCAA Finals

EVANSTON. H.. June q
(AP)-Whitney Reed and Dor
Dell. the top-seeded single!
players in the National Col
legiate Athletic Association
tennis tournament. today ad-
vanced to the championship
match with straight-set semi
final victories.
No. i-seeded Reed, Of San
Jose State. eliminated Notre
Danes Max Brown. 60, 60,
6-l. Dell. Of Yale, the East
ern intercollegiate champion.
had tougher time with Jerry
Moss Of the University of
Miami, defeating him. 60,
l0-8. 8-6.
Reed and Dell, who is from
Bethesda. Md. will meet for
the championship tomorrow.
The only previous meeting be-
tween the two was last year,
with Dell the victor.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
KoIb Is Winner
AtOId Dominion

Charlie Kolb Of Silver Spring,
driving the smallest car In the
field, came from 14th place last
night to beat Bob Barnett Of
Paramus, N. j., by four Car
lengths in the 25-lap feature
sports care race at Old Domin-
ion Speedway.
BfSlett took over the lead
from Fred Pfisterer Of Mount
Vernon, N. Y. on the fifth lap
and increased his advantage
until Kolb made his bid on the
22d lap. The Silver Spring
amateur thrilled the crowd Of
2.l50. largest Of the season. in
passing almost all Of the field
to win. Barnett finished second
and Herb Fischer Of West
Orange. N. j.. was third.