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FL PAcTO
continuation de Ia p&s. ,,

enombre, tan caro- al PATRIOTS
mo y al orgullo colombianos-
de "Pacto de Bogota". Ell articu-
10 Tx de dicho convenio reza
ash, en- efecto: Este tratado Sc
"a denominado PACTO DE 30
GOTTA. AL poner ell nombre de
nuestra ciudad capital al trata-
do americana de soluciones pa
cificas, la Conferencia Paname-
ricana quiso rendir I'm homena-
je de admiration y de pleitesia
al espiritu pacifista de Colon
bia y dar solemne testimonio de
Reconocimiento a los esfuerzos
que nuestra patria ha realizado
siempre en- favor de la paz de
America. Con esta muestra de
respeto, de simpatia y de gra-
titud hacia Colombia, los diplo-
maticos de toda America, nos
presentaron ante ell mundo CO.
mo dechado y paradigma de pue-
bios verdaderamente amantes
de la paz y de la ammonia in
ternacional.
AL bautiZar ese tratado con
ell nombre PACTO DE BOGO-
IA y al presentar a Colombia
como modelo de naciones paci-
ficas, la Conferencia Panameri-
cana puso sobre nuestros hon.
bros una grave responsibilities.
En- primer lugar la obligation
imperiosa en- que quedamos de
ratificar cuanto antes eli PAC-
TO DE BOGOTA para lograr ash
que todos los grandes princi-
pios ALI consagrados tuviesen in
mediatamente una vigencia efec-
tiva en- TODD ell Continente y no
pasaran, como con frecuencia
ocurre, a ser tan solo un vote
piadoso y vacio de una asam-
blea International. En- segundo
lugar quedamos obligados a estu
diar ell pacto para desentranar
las deficiencies de que pudiera
adolecer y proponer las respec-
tiva enmienda. Y, en- tercer
lugar, a c%onseguir que csc pac-
to, una vez ratificado constitu-
cionalmente al menos por Co.
lombia, reciba todos los perfec-
cionamientos de que es suscep-
tible para que, siempre con ell
nombre de PACTO DE BOGO-
Ia, llegue algun dia a constituir
ell verdadero estatuto de paz en-
America y ell instrumental en-
que quedan consagrados todos
los anhelos de paz en- los pue-
bios smericanos.
Grave punto de meditation
para TODD colombiano seria exa-
minar por que, hasta ahora, a
pesar de que han transcurrido
diez amos desde su firma, no he.
mos cumplido esos deberes mo.
rales que contrajimos al acertar
que ell tratado de 1913 recibie.
Sc ell nombre de PACTO DE
BOGOTA. Es applicable que en-
los amos de a~normalidad y de
dictadura en- que el Congress-
Nacional no funcionaba, no sc
haya sometido a la necesaria ra
tificacion legislative del PAC.
TO DE BOGOTA. Pero ahors
que felizmente ell pals ha vuel
to a los GAUGES constituencies
nadie fuera de Colombia Sc ex
plicaria que el PACTO DE 30
Gotta no fuese presentado a
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Notus SociuIes

viene de L Pxs. 8

0eSPeoloo
Por Ia via aerea salem hoy pa
"a San Juan, Puerto Rico, a dis
frutar desun mes de recreo al la
do de su familia en- esa ciudad,
Ell senior Maxine j. DiaZ y Sc
Nora, Bertha Miranda de Diaz,
acompahados de sus ninos Ma
nuel, Roberto y Elida Maria.
Los despedimos c~ordialmente,
deseandoles I'm feliz viaje y una
temperate muy pacentera en- la
acogedora terra borinquena.
CumpIeonos
Redeado del afecto de sus
alnantisimos padres, celebra en-
ell dis de hoy un nuevo aniver-
sario de su natalicio ell gracioso
nino Jose Iturraspe hijo del Sc
nor Jose Iturraspe y sonora Ma
ria de Iturraspe miembros apre-
ciados de 'nuestra colonia his
pano4merlcana residente en- es-
la ciudad.
Lo felicitamos earinosamente
y lie deseamos una prolongada
y prospera vida.
Nos complace extender nues-
tras sinceras felicitaciones al
estimado caballero Teniente Co
roneI Richard W. Kern con mo-
two de la grata celebration de
un nuevo aniversario de SUI ma
talicio en- ell dia de hoy.
Nos es grato felicitar de ma
nera muy especial a la genti1
DANA Agueda NJ. Rivera con
motive de la grata celebration
de SUI cumpleanos y aprovecha-
mos la OCCASION para desearle
que disfrute de muchos y muy.
venturosos amos mas de exis-
teneia.
Nuestras sinceras felicitacio-
mes en- ell dia de hoy para ell es-
timado caballero senior Alton
so Haro quien celebra la grata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos y
Guestros votos porque disfrute
de largos amos mas de vida, Pile
nos de bienestares y prosperi-
dad.
Hoy celebra SUI dia de dias, la
apreclada dana Guiana, sonora
Adriana Barrenechea de Garcia,
esposa del senior Carlos Garcia,
motive por ell cual nos compla-
ce enviarle nuestraS sinceras fell
citsciones y votos porque goce
de largos y venturosos amos mas
de vida.
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION
de SD cumpleafos ell simtatico
ioven Herman Garces, motive
por Ell cual nos complace enviar
lie nuestras mas caras felicita-
clones y votos porque cumpla
muchos amos mas de vida.
Herman, es hijo de don Mario
Garces y sonora, dona Mia 0so.
rio de Garces, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra eolonia COLON
biapa residente en- Miami.
Llega hoy a un nuevo ano de
vida la distinguida dana, sonora
Yolanda de Malaussena, esposa
del ingeniero v~enezolano senior
Luis Malaussena, motive por ell
cual nos es grate felicitarla ca
rihosamente y desearle una lar
ga y venturosa ~existencia, rodea-
da del afecto de todos los suyos.
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy con motive de la grata
celebration de un nuevo ami
versarIo de su natalicio, para ell
estimado caballero, senior Felix
Ayala y nuestros votos por SUI
bienstar personal.
Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para ell apreciado ca
baliero senior Erik Lippelt, quie
celebra hoy la grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos, y nuestros de-
secs de que goce de una larga,
y venturosa existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

SQue tratara de sacar con estas decla-
~raciones Ell senior del Pine? les que cree
el, que con SUI manera unica de pensar cam
biara de parecer ell pueblo americana y del
mundoI les que Cuba despues de la Re-
volucion mas limpia, mas honesta Y mas de-
mocratica que ha tenido, seguira soportando
tales ciudadanos que Sc llaman revolucio-
narios? "A que lie llemara Democracia ell
senior Del Pine? IA la Dictadura que reino
durante siete amos en- Cuba GEn csc re-
gimen nefasto donde no Sc respetaban los
derechos humanos y Sc violaba y asesinaba
a TODD IN pueblo?
les que Ell senior Del Pine no tiene
amigos en- Cuba ttengo entendido que el es
indeseable ALLAH que lie cuenten las atrocida-
DIES, crimenes y vejaciones que Sc sufri6
durante ell regimen de Batista? les que ell
senior Del Pine no cree 10 que lee en- los
periodicos y r~evistas sin censura, palpando
tan solo la verdad?
lC6mo puede Ell senior Del Pine sehalar
al ~gobierno del doctor Castro como comu-
nista, 81 en- Cuba va haber elecciones en-
menos de dos amos? iPodra ell senior Del
Pine senalar algln pals comunista donde se
celebren elecciones honeStas?
lQue efecto lie produjo aP senior Del
Pine la ultima congregation del pueblo de
Cuba frente al Palacio Presidential apo
yando al gobierno de la Revolution del doctor
Castro? iNada menos que million y medic
de personals! I'm pueblo tan Cristiano como Ell
de Cuba, enemigo del Comunismo y amante
de la libertad como 10 ha probado una y
otra vez.
iQue pensara este senior Del Pine, no
10 Sc, pero ojala reflexione con este e~scrito,
81 10 llega a leer y asi pueda darse cuenta
de su error.
Miguel Alay6n,
Coral Gables, Fla.
P. -Rogandole al senior Director la
publication de este escrito en- defensa de la
democracia REVOLUTIONARY Guiana.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
ESTADOs UNIDOs -.
continuation de Ia Pag. b

fras -dijeron tambien- es pro.
bable que ell anteproyecto de
carta constitutiva del banco eS-
te terminado en- una semana o
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

En- n%oviembre, Michiko y sus padres Sc
r~etiraron a las montanas de Hakone para
seguir meditando, pero lie permitieron que
fuera ella la que hiciese la decision final.
"Todo matrimonio, al fin y al cabo,
es igual en- ~esencia, 81 hay amor, dijo I'm
da Michiko a sus progenitores, y cuando
volvio a lamar por telefono Ell Principe he-v
redero la respuesta esta vez fue ell esperado
"si'.
Ahora Michiko haee los preparativos
para la boda, la que tendra lugar Ell 10 de
abril, con toda la pompa y ceremonial de la
Casa Imperial japonesa.
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ROJAS PINILLA
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la ONU, anunci6 que, ell orga-
nismo mundial colaborara en- la
elaboration y eiecuci6n de un
plan de desarrollo economico de
pals para cuatro amos.
Este plan busca una mayor in
naturalization del pals, pero
acentuando ell desarrollo de la
production agricola Y pecuaria
para armonizar ell progreso del
pals. La ofieina de planeacion,
dirigida por Jorge Franco Hol-
guin, Sc oeupa ahora de dar los
primeres pasos para la elabora-
cion del plan cuatrie1al.
Owen dijo, que Ia collaboration
que prestara la ONU sera de
dos classes: Asesoria de sus cuer-
pos tecnicos y mediante becas
para que colombianos puedan
especializarse en- economic en- ell
exterior para regresar a traba-
jar en- ell plan.
I%gualmente dijo que, La ONU
prestara asistencia a otros pla-
mes regionales de desarroIlo en-
Colombia, entire estos uno para
ell distrito capital de Bogota.
Owen Sc ha entrevistado va
con ell Presidente de la Ma
cion, Alberto Lleras Camargo,
v con yarios ministries.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Miguel Alay6n,
Coral Gables, Fla.

P. D-Rogandole al senior Director la
publication de este escrito en- defensa de la
democracia Revolucionaria Guiana.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
A A LIMA

BOGOTA, Feb. n. (UPD.-
Alexandra Jimenez Arrange, Mi
nistro de Salud, viajara hoy sa-
bado a Lima para particular en-
la conferencia tecnica de salud
publica que Sc inaugurara en-
esa ciudad ell lunes entrante.
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Backs Modern Methods

Mr.. Luebke has long been
an advocate of modern farm
ing methods and has devoted
much of his time in recent
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CITIZENS CALL
FOR END OF VICE

GARY, Ind. June l6 (AP) -
A group Of Gary citizens at
tending a mass meeting last
night gave Lake County officials
two weeks to rid the county of
vice, and called on the Indiana
Supreme Court to institute
disciplinary action against
Metro Holovachka.
A standing room only crowd
estimated at 1900 persons
damned into Seaman Audi
forum in downtown Gary for
the meeting sponsored jointly
by the Gary Crime Commission
and the Gary Women Citizens
Committee.
A spokesman for the wom-
ems committee said they had
decided to wait two weeks to
see II Prosecutor Floyd Vance
kept his promise to help clean
up the county. If not, she said
another meeting would be
called.
The women's committee also
spanked a resolution asking the
Indiana Supreme Courts Dis
ciplinary Committee to 'inves-
tigate into the fitness of
Metro Holovachka to continue
as an attorney" The resolu-
ton was passed unanimously
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circumstantial evidence that
'looks bad for him"
Criticizes Rules
But Senator Capehart said
he was not passing any per-
sonal judgment on whether
Holovachka was guilty Of any
wrongdoing. He said this wa;
because he felt than under the
rules Of procedure Of Senate
Investigations Mr.. Holovachks
didn't have the chance to de-
fend himself that he woulc
have had In a court.
THE evidence against hin
was circumstantial and much
of it was hearsay." Senator
Capehart said. mo court ir
the world would permit thai
kind of evidence"
He said Mr.. Holovachki "hac
no opportunity to refute with
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hearings that he had con-
nived to protect racketeers,
He said he was quitting be.
cause he could not tolerate
what he termed character
assassination by the rackets
probers. He contended he
never took a dime to protect
any racketeers.
$4,000 Unexplained
As a witness before the COM
mittee, Mr.. Holovachka had
refused to tell how-on a $l2.-
900 a year salary, plus some
small earnings from a law
practice-he had managed to
accumulate $327,0oO in cash
between 1852 and 1858. He
said it was none OF the CON-
mittee's business.
A succession Of alleged
gamblers and other underworld
figures operating in Lake
County invoked the Fifth
Amendment in refusing to tel
the committee whether they
had made payoffs to Mr.. Holo-
vachka.
Senator Capehart. a CON-
mittee member, told a re-
porter yesterday all this was
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Engineer Unit
Elects Officers

Col. Leonard L. HaSeman,
chief of the intelligence di-
vision in the Once of the
Chief of Army Engineers, was
recently elected president OF
the Washington Post, American
Military Engineers. He sue
ceeds Rear Admiral Charles
Pierce. of the United States
Coast Geodetic Survey.
Other officers elected are:
Col. Harold K. Kelley. USAF.
vice president; Col. r. p. Tabb
of the Army Engineers. secre-
.tary-treasurer. and Capt. T. J.
Fabik of the Coast and Geo.
detic Survey. and j. H. Hacke-
thorn OF the Nays Bureau Of
Yards and Docks, as directors.
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years to revamping some Of the
old medieval farming methods
lingering in this country,
Among his pet projects has
been an effort to consolidate
farm lands and wipe out the
numerous widely separated
farm strips that have made
1T difficult to adopt modern
machine farming methods.
Mr.. Luebke was elected to
the first West German parlia-
ment in l949. was reelected
in 1858 and named federal
agriculture minister.
He was married in 1929 to
the former Whilhelmine Keu-
then. They have no children.
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FULL NAME-Heinrieh Luebke.
HoMs-Bonn, Germony.
BlRTHDAY-oetober "A, 1894.
BlRTHPLAcE-En khousen, o
Westpholion form villose.
EDUcATloN-Studied engineer
ing at the universities OF Berlin
ond MuensteL
JoBS-Deputy to the Prussion
Parliament from the old Goth
olie Center Porty in 1881; mem
Der Of o Berlin construction
firm in 1887 through World
War u; forr, chief in West
phoIio during British oeeupo-
tion; Christion Democrat mem
Der Of first West Germon Per-
Iioment in lS49, reelected in
1858; nomed Federol Asrieul-
ture Minister; nomed by Chris
tion Democrats for the cere-
moniol job Of President Of West
Germany,
FAMlLI-MorIied in 1929 to the
former WhiIhelmine keuthen.
The couple hos no children.
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Atom Projects
Voted, Minus
Giant Smasher

Congress has authorized $5l
million more for atomic energy
construction projects than
President Eisenhower asked.
But 1t has set aside one Of
his pet proposals, a giant atom
Smasher.
A $3.50 million authorization
bill. without o provision for the
smasher passed both chambers
Of Congress yesterday after
brief discussions. The Presi-
dent is expected to sign 1t.
The bill was passed in the
form recommended by the
Joint Atomic Energy Commit
tee. Senator Anderson. Demo-
crat of New Mexico, the chair
man. said that committee APP
prevail was unanimous.
Future Hearings Due
No action was taken OIL the
atom smasher proposal. the
committee said, because II
needs more information and
explanation.
Last May IA, Mr.. Eisenhower
asked for $l05 million to build
the two mile long atom
smasher near Stanford Uni
versity. Palo Alto. Calf. Call
ing it by far the sargest Of its
kind ever built" the President
said the smasher would great
ly enhance our capacity to de-
fend ourselves"
Senator Anderson said the
Joint committee will try to hold
hearings on the project soon,
perhaps this month or IA July
The authorization bill limits
the amount Of money that can
be spent on Atomic Energy
Commission projects in fiscal
1860. The actual amount Of
money to be spent will be voted
by Congress later.
Yesterdays vote was without
the long and bitter debates
that have accompanied author
izations for atomic works in
the past. In less than two
hours, both the Senate and the
House passed the bill by voice
votes.
Projects in the bill included
Major Projects
1. Sll,750,000 for a nuclear
superheat power reactor to be
built wherever the Acc de-
cideS.
2. So million for a prototype
power reactor to be built by a
private utility and SIS million
for a similar reactor to be built
by a public power group.
8. SIS million for a test
plant at the National Reactol
Station in Idaho. The plant
is to develop a small submarine
reactor.
4. 81 million to improve re-
actor facilities at the Nation
first large atomic power plan
in Shippingport, Pa, If TIL
Duquesne Power and Light CO
provides the necessary increasI
. in generating facilities.
: S. $l4.5 million as the Gov
, ernment's share in an expert
mental high temperature, gas
, cooled reactor to be built b!
. the Philadelphia Electric CO
and General Dynamics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Nozis and British
Troubled Luebke

BONN, Germany, June 10
(AP).-Heinrich Luebke. chosen
by the Christian Democrats as
their candidate for the cere-
monial job Of president, is a
jaunty little man with a swift
smile and a hard head.
Like Chancellor Adenauer, he
had his troubles with the Nazis
and with the British occupa-
ton authorities.
Mr.. Luebke is 5-feet-6, a
spare man with a substantial
shock of whitish hair. At ga,
he looks trim and healthy.
A familiar sight in Bonn, Mr..
Luebke is little known around
the country although he has
been West Germany's agricul-
ture minister since 1858. He
will become a lot better known
now that he is in the race for
president. The election is July l.
Mr.. Luebke was the unani-
nous choice of 81 Christian
Democrats convened yesterday
in a special meeting to select
a candidate to oppose Socialist
Carlo Schmid and Free Demo-
crat Max Becker on July l.
Quarrel Touched of
Mr.. Adenauer first tried some
time ago to get Economics Min
lister Ludwig Erhard to run, but
Mr.. Erhard insisted on staying
in active politics. So Mr. AIDE
nauer, announcing the presi-
dency was a more important
post than most people thought,
accepted nomination. But he
withdrew later. provoking a
public quarrel with Mr.. Erhard.
who had had high hopes OF
becoming the new chancellor
The blackwell from this
quarreling was still so strong
that Mr.. Luebke felt compelled
to ask for formal assurance Of
future support from party and
chancellor before accepting the
nomination. This was given
by Mr.. Adenauer and Mr..
Luebke accepted.
Born October IA. 1894, in the
Westphalian farm village OF
Enkhausen. Mr.. Luebke studied
engineering and agriculture at
the Universities of Berlin and
Muenster. He has been con-
nected with farm work ever
since.
20 Months in Prison
In 1881, he was elected a
deputy to the Prussian parlia-
ment as a member of the old
Catholic Center Party. He was
put in protective custody for
political reasons and spent 20
months In prison.
He managed to get a job
with a Berlin construction firm
in 1887 and held the post, of
and on, throughout World War
II.
In l946, he joined the Chris
tan Democrats. organized by
Mr.. Adenauer from the rem
nants of the Catholic Center
Party The British occupa-
ton authorities installed him
as farm chief in Westphalia
and to him fell the difficult lot
Of recognizing the devastated
German farm lands. More
than once he and the British
clashed on farming methods.
Once he turned in his resigna-
ton but the occupation au-
thorities refused it.
Backs Modern Methods
Mr.. Luebke has long been
an advocate of modern farm
ing methods and has devoted
much of his time in recent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
Copehort Hits 7 octics
In HoIovochko Quiz
BY the Associated Press

Senator Capehart Republican Of Indiana, court
the world would have accepted the evidence which
Senate rackets probers based their charges against Metro
Holovachka, Indiana deputy prosecutor
Holovachka resigned Sunday deputy prosecutor
Lake County Ind after CHARGES made in the committees
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by those attending the meet.

ing. ..H. .
The resolution asked the
court to act on grounds that
Mr.. Holovachka's resignation
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witnesses OF his own and by
cross examinat ion"
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-04
1888
1885 - SAN

Horacio Quinones-11O Me-
tros con Vallas; Eulalio Villo-
das- Relieve 4x100; Eugenio
Guerra - Relieve 4 x 100; Ru-
ben Malave-Relevo 4 x 100;
Gaspar Vazquez-Relevo 4 x 100
Juan Luyanda- Salto a 10 Alto;
Juan Luyanda- Salto a 10 Lar
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-04

Esta es la lista de los repre-
sentantes de Puerto Rico que
han obtenido primeros lugares
en- pruebas individuales en- Jue-
COS Deportivos Centramerica-
nos y del Caribe, desde nuestra
primera participation en- La Ha-
bana en- ell 1880. En- aquella JUS
ia de Cuba no obtuvo Puerto
Rico ningun primer lugar.
1885 - SAN SALVADOR
Juan Luyanda-Salto a 10 AL
to; Jose 0. Sabater-Salto con
Pertiga; Fernando Torres Co.
lac-Lanzamiento de la Pesa;
Jose Antonio Figueroa- LAMA
miento de la Jabalina; Jesus
Acosta-Tiro-Fusil Militar.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-04
'Ligas Mayores Fueron Mos
.Cooperdfivds Durdnfe 1853
Declare Ell Presidente de la Association Naeionol
de Liaas Pfofesiena!es de Baseboll

Por GEORGE M. TRAUTMAN
(Presidente de la Association
Nacional de Ligas Professional
les de Beisbol.)
COLUMBUS, Ohio. -(UPD
-EstabIiizacion es la palabra
clave para ell beisbol en- la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional para $50.
Los hombres que siembran
las semlllas para producer las
"raices" del beisbol en- los am
plios t%errenos, no Sc encuen-
tran aun en- verdes prados, pc
70 hay una razon definitiva pa
"a Greer que tendran menos
"cizan2s" en- ell ano que comien-
"a.
Una cosa que he notado es
la evidencia de mayor coopera-
cion de nuestros hermanos ma
yores las Grandes Ligas. En-
~nuestras reuniones anuales ce
lebradas recientemente en- Wa
shington D. C., toda la regla-
mentaclon que fue adoptada
p9r los equipos de la Asocia
cion Nacional 10 fue tambien
por las Ligas Mayores. Sail de
ALI con la conviction de que
habia una union mas compacta
cue es 10 que debio ser des-
de que estamos todos en- una
misma familia.
De todos los sectores, aun
cuando la Inauguration de la
temporada de 1859 esta a Qua.
tro meses de distancia, estamos
recibiendo enthusiasts informes
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-04
Asignan a Round Table
Ell Mayor de los Pesos

ARCADIA, California Gu.
PLY Round Table" page ell
honor de ser ell caballo que
mas dinero ha ganado en- todos
los tiempos y ell "Caballo del
Ano", al serle asignado ell peso
maxine de 1872 libras para Ell
Santa Anita Handicap, con pre-
mics por $145, 900.
Ningun caballo en- la historic
del clasico que encabeza la
temporada invernal de Santa
Anita ha ganado la RIGA carrera
de milla y cuarto con mas de
100 libras- ell peso asignado a
Round Table, al capturar la
carrera de 1858.
Y ningun otro potro ha CANA
do dos veces ell Santa Anita
Handicap, aunque muchos 10
han intentado.
Pero con ell campeonato de
ingresos a%segurado, Round Ia
BILE" esta buscando aun mas
prestigio antes de su retro, pro-