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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
SPrince Edward White School
plans on Permanent Bosis

faculties and facilities of the
new schools.
Contracts, he said, have
been signed with IS teachers
only six fewer than the. num-
Der of white teachers in the
county during the last school
term. The foundation Is CIV
ing the teachers the same
salaries they got from the
State.
The foundation has ordered
all the necessary texts from
the publishing companies. and
a lot more" books have been
donated for the Libraries, Mr.
Pearson said.
The administrator said that
even though compulsory at
tendance laws no longer apply
in Prince Edward. approxi-
mately $500 white students
have enrolled in the private
schools. There are about 1900
white pupils in the county.
AS for possible court action
to provide public schools fol
Negroes in Prince Edward
County. Mr.. Wall said, 1--WE
don't anticipate any trouble
NAACP Waits
To his knowledge, Mr.. Wal
added, no legal action has beer
instituted to open the schools
nor did he expect any.
Meanwhile. as 1900 Negro
children faced the prospect
this week Of having no schools
the Rev. L. F. Griffin. co-ordi-
nator for branches Of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
in the county, had this to say;
I'VE haven't taken any def
mite action locally yet. We're
still waiting on the legal staff
Of the (State) NAACP for &C.
ton"
Oficials of the NAACP have
pledged to pursue every Legal
and constitutional means tc
preserve" public education in
Prince Edward and everywhere
else in Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
Social Security
Offices Opened
In Silver Spring

A new $175,000 Social secu-
rity Administration Building
which will handle 81 million
yearly in payments to i've
Maryland counties was opened
to the public yesterday at sll3
Fenton street. Silver Spring.
Joseph F. Parkhill. owner
and builder Of the two-story
structure. presented a gold key
to William r. Spates, district
manager, as part Of the cere-
monies.
The Offices formerly were at
8605 Cameron street.
Secretary Of Health. Educa-
ton and Welfare Flemming
congratulated the district Office
lon its new building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02

I. FARMvILLE, Va, Sept. 2
TtAP-white citizens Of Prince
Edward County were in a rush
Of preparation this week for
the. opening of their private
school system, apparently first
Of its kind in the United States.
With a reported $4,000 In
cash and another $225. 900
pledged, they plan to open the
doors to students Thursday,
September 10.
While private school admin
istrator Roy r. Pearson and
his. two-woman staff were dig
ging through a pile Of paper
work this week, parents were
revamping their PARENT Teach
er Association groups for the
new system.
The private school system
was organized when the county
decided not to operate public
schools. 1t gives every appear
ance of being a permanent set
up. The county decided to scrap
public schools rather than yield
TO court-ordered desegregation
this fall.
Football Field Started
-. B. Wall, jr., counsel for
the Prince Edward School
foundation, said this week the
Foundation lis not a one-year
proposition at all" Plans are
being drafted, he said, for q
continuing system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
BY the Associated Press

The Swedish-born daughter
in-law of James c. Hagerty,
press secretary to President Ell
senhower, becomes a natural
tied citizen today-after a
minor financial hitch.
Eva Margareta Hagerty, q
former governess and now the
wife of Marine Capt. Roger c.
Hagerty, is one Of 70 sched-
tlled to take the oath Of ale
glance in Federal Court at
Alexandria, Va.
When she went to the court
Clerks office with her father
in-law July 81 to pay the $40
filing fee, Mr.. Hagerty offered
TO pay by check since he was
y little short Of cash. He wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02

Other white citizens seem to
share this attitude with South
side Virginia County.
Farmville Jaycees, for ex-
ample. have been working on a
football field for Prince Ed
ward Academy-the private
equivalent Of Farmville High
School. The civic organization
Is scheduled to start working
Wednesday on an irrigation
system for the field. in hope
that grass can be grown in
time for the football season.
E. Louis Dahl, Main street
sporting goods store owner and
treasurer for the foundation,
said at the beginning OF the
week that better than $265, 000
in cash and pledges toward the
100000 school budget had
been received.
The private schools, lie re-
mainded. are depending en-
I.tirely on voluntary donations
Mr.. Dahl said some modest
donations had been received
from friends outside the
county" He and other ofhcial'
said that they weren't antici-
pating any financial Difficult
ties"
Executive Confident
Administrator Pearson. a re-
tired executive with a nationa
oil company, exuded confidence
this week as he described the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
Rockville Area Hunts
Doc Thut Bit Boy

Montgomery County police
are looking for a large black
dog that bit q 3-year-old Rock
vile boy Monday.
II the dog is not found and
proved to be free Of rabies by
Saturday. william M. Oscan-
yam. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Oscanyan Of 1904 Autre court,
will have to undergo a painful
series Of anti-rabies innocula-
tons.
Mrs. Oscanyan described the
dog as q male mixed breed,
about the size Of a collie. with
some rust and white hairs in
his coat. He had a pointed
nose. she said, and a "whisk-
cry" face. He wore a leather
collar with tags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02

proved nationally for senior
high school libraries.
1T is the first text on COM
munism approved for high
schools by the American Le-
gion," she said. She noted that
the Defense Department has
printed 10000 copies Of chap
tiers from the book for national
distribution. Mrs. Murphy said
the association paid for the
books. which cost $4.95 a copy.
Falls Church Supt. Irwin
Schmitt said the book has not
yet been placed on the shelf
Of the George Mason High
School.
in the light Of the Fairfax
action, the book will be with
held until have looked at it to
see If it Is all right" he said.
A spokesman for the O'Con-
nell High School said the book
will be available to students.
The Arlington school library
superintendent could not be
reached.
The Fairfax Board suggested
the school administration keep
looking for good books on COM
munism. Mr.. Hudgins sug-
gested Georgetown University
and the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation as possible sources.
Hills Lory said he would like
to see school Libraries look for
books on the American free en-
lterprise system. The board
agreed. Mr.. Lory noted that
the State Board Of Education
recently had talked Of stressing
the free enterprise system.
School Supt. W. T. Woodson
said material on the subject
probably would be sent out soon
by the State.
Counsel Hiring Approved
In other action. the board
officially approved the hiring
of James H. Simmonds and
John c. Wood as counsel in the
boards defense against q school
degeneration suit fed by 26
Negro students.
Mr.. Solomon disclosed that
board members had met Mem
day night with the attorneys
to discuss filing an answer to
the suit. He declined to give
the nature of the reply.
The board also called two
executive sessions last night,
one at the beginning of the
meeting and one at the end.
Mr.. Solomon said the board dis
cussed school sites and prob
lens involving individual stu
dents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
INNS DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
Eva Hogerty Becomes
u. S. Citizen Today

advised the court couldn't ac-
cept q check. After a some
what embarrassed huddle with
his daughter-in-law and one
Of her friends who had &C
companied them, the trio
managed to raise the fee.
Mrs. Hagerty, a native Of
Norrkoping, met her future
husband in 1850 when she was
a governess in the Washington
home Of Sven Grafstrom,
Swedish delegate to the United
Nations. Prior to that she had
been a school teacher in
Sweden.
She returned to Sweden in
1851 but came back to this
country in 1855 and married
Capt. Hagerty IL days later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
Reds Open Training
For African Leaders

BUDAPEST. Sept. 2 (AP).
- The Communist dominated
World Federation Of Trade
Unions has opened a training
school for African labor lead
ers.
A Hungarian trade union
newspaper reports 80 African
labor leaders from 10 countries
are attending the first course.
It began this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02
Football Field Started
Gift Communism Book
:OH Foirfox Shelves

The Fairfax County School Board decided last night to
keep donated book communism off school library shelves
The book is Democracy vs. Communism" by Kenneth
Colegrove.
Board members there nothing offensive about the
hook It was lust that they didn't like the 1t written
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-02

Ronnie d. Roberts, 10, Of
5619 Randolph street,
villa Heights, Nd, who
drowned Saturday near
Rehoboth, Del, while on
an outing Of the Central
Baptist Church Of Bla-
densburg, was buried yes
terday in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery after services at
the church. Ronnie was
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll p. Roberts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

increased 1t while co-driver
Jack Fairman was at the wheel
OF the Aston Martin.
Two cars crashed and burned.
They were identified as a Brit
ish Cooper driven by Jim Rus
sell and Bruce McLaren of Bril-
tain and an Italian Stanguellini
driven by a French driver. Of
flcials said no one was injured.
Six-Hour Standings
In fourth place in the six
hour standings as darkness fell
was a Jaguar- Tojeire driven by
Ron Flockhart and John Law
renee Of Britain. 1t also had
gone "a laps.
One more lap behind we're:
S. Lister-Jaguar, Bruce Hal
ford and Yvor Bueb. Britain;
6-Ferrari, Phil HILL, Santa
Monica, Calf. and Olivier
Gendebien, Belgium; Z. Aston
Martin, Maurice Trintignant,
France. and Paul Frere, Bel
GUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Four Events Won
By YuIe-Hurvurd
Men in ireland

BELFAST. Northern Ireland.
June 20 (AP).-Athletes from
Harvard and Yale won four
Of the nine events in which
they competed at an interna-
tional track and field meet In
Balmoral Stadium today.
Mike Beckwith of Harvard
won the high Jump with a g.
foot-1 leap. Tom Blodgett Of
Harvard won the pole vault.
clearing 10 feet 8 inches, and
Bill Markle of Yale won the
shot with 40 feet 21a inches.
defeating Mike Pyle Of Yale
by a half inch.
The Americans fourth VIC
tory was in the broad Jump.
won by Pa Lilies of Harvard
with % feet 4 inches.
Frank Yeomans of Harvard
finished second in the 1O0-yard
dash with :09.7. He was beaten
by Jimmy Omagbeni, Nigerian
Olympic hope. who did :09.4.
the fastest time ever recorded
In Northern Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
1853 on Hand
AtShenandoah

CHARLEsTOwN. W. Va,
June 20. (SpeciaD-Harry G.
Young's Windy Morn scored his
fourth straight victory at
Shenandoah Downs tonight,
hanging a defeat on Happy
Hobby, winner of three straight
herself and holder of the track
record for six furlongs.
Windy Morn's victory came
at So furlongs in the eighth
race. with Happy Hobby clos
ing fast to get second money.
The winner paid $40, $3.50,
and SO.
A crowd of 1853 saw the
English import Dentivate win
his first race in this country,
completing a TO daily double.
The son of Denturious was
making his first start since
June. 1858. when he ran three
races over the turf at Belmont
Park. He paid $3.50, 1920 and
$3.50.
Byranaian Stables Moat won
the opener at $l4 to start the
$500 double.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Proffitt Winner
At Old Dominion

Florian Profitt Of Freder-
icksburg. driving a new car
won the 25-lap feature race
for sportsman-stock cars before
1900 fans last night at Old Do
minion Speedway in Manas-
sas.
Proffitt took the lead on the
sixth lap. escaped a three-car
crackup on the 18th and coast
ed home to a six-car length
victory over Bert Robbins OF
Rockville. Bill Wyncoop of Ar
lington was third.
The accident put Bill Morgan
and Jimmy MARS Of Silver
Spring out Of action, but Yves
Morgan of Alexandria was able
to continue. The cars locked
wheels and crashed into a re-
tanning wall.
Proffitt also won his 10-lap
qualifying race. The others
went to Clyde Canadian of
Fredericksburg and MARS. Clay
Eastridge of Fredericksburg
won the consolation event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

owned by Donald Zimmerman,
took reserve with eight points.
The small pony title. as well
as the Grand Championship,
went to Johnny Reb. who also
gathered rs points in this class
to finish II points better than
the reserve entry, Elise and
Billy Boyce's Smokey Joe.
Moonbeam scored IS points
to win the large pony title. with
Janet Goldberg's Four Winds
taking reserve with IL points.
Miss Gardner won the Vir-
ginia Horse Show Association
Equation award.
The show, largest Of its kind
in the country, drew more than
900 entries.
LarSe pony Mandy hunters,
Moonbeam, Gray and Bobbie Gard
ner, =, Little Giant. Heidi Lehrman:
3, Brigadoon, Nancy Hahn: 4. Pinoc-
chic, Ira Zimmerman.
Small pony working hunters.
Johnny Reb, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
taylor: 2 Nutcracker, Donald zim-
Billy Boyee. III: 4. Fancy. FRANKIE
Large ponies over jumps-I. Moon
beam; ., Pour Winds, Janet Gold
berg 3, FriaF Tuck, Willard p, Smith,
y: :, Little Nibs, Junior Eauitation
children,s driving ponies-I. Dasy
S6s eS,6 nv. Hush Merton 5It g ,wildnre
Mrs. Leon GreenaWay; i. Dainty
Cody's Bonita. Mrs. James Rowley.
Large pony 500 stake--l. Pinoc-
chic; :. -Four Winds, 3. Moonbeam
4, BrIgadoon.
Junior Jumpers, Foxy, Redmond
Toerge; 2 Tania, Bobbie and Gary
Gardner.
Lsadlins ponies; Davy Crockett;
2, Entry. Billie Ann Gardner; 3. Kathy
Stettinius, Kathy stettinius; 4 Fox
Hollow Glydmen. Fox Hollow Stables
AHsA Medal class hunting seat.
Jimmie Zimmerman 2, Beverley Har-
rison: Q, Norma Gerstenfeld. 4, Pa
tTicia Worrall.
Small ponies over Jumps. Smokey
Joe; .. Robin Hood. willard p Smith,
IT.: 3. Witehery. j. Prentiss Green
away; 4. Nutkin, Belvedere Farms
Junior hunter hacks, Mermaid
Carolyn Peyton; ., cacpeZio. Mrs. A. r.
BaTtenstein. ). Dancing Beau. Delmar
Twyman; 4. Jallamar. Jimmie thinner
man
Small ponies open Jumping,
Johnny Reb; 2, Fancy, Frankie owens.
3. Jack Shedding. 4. Robin Hood.
Large ponies open jumping.
Thumbs Up. Norma Gerstenfeld 2.
-Four Winds: 3. Little Nibs; 4. Moon
beam.
Small pony 500 stake. Johnny
Reb, 2, Fancy: .. Farnley Jingle. Glenn
Norton: 4, Smokey Joe,
Pony Corinthian--l, Johnny Reb; 2.
Robin Hood: 3, Sure Thing. Helen Cal
vert: 4. Little Nibs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
FOUR THEATERS
HERE TO CARRY
" OF FIGHT

Four Washington thea
tiers will carry the closed
circuit television Of Thurs
day nights heavyweight
championship fight at New
York's Yankee Stadium
between Champion Floyd
Patterson and Ingemar
Johansson of Sweden. The
bout will begin at 1890
Washington time.
Keith's, Loew's Capitol
and Palace and the Lin
coin Theaters are those
who have booked the fight.
Keith's is selling only re-
served seats. with a capa-
city of about 1900. All
seats will be unreserved at
the other theaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Ferrori Holds Lead
In Grind at lie Mans

LIE MANS. France. June 20
(AP).-Dan Quincy Of River
side, Calf, and Jean Behra.
the French champion. held a
big lead in the lie Mans "a
hour endurance race for sports
cars today after their strong
est challenger, Stirling Moss,
pulled out in the fifth hour.
Driving a big l2-cylinder
Ferrari, Quincy and Behra
covered IS laps in the first six
hours at an average speed of
l90.666 kilometers d18.3 niles
per hour.
At that stage Of the race a
Jaguar driven by Masten Greg
DRY Of Kansas City and Innes
Ireland Of Britain was second
and an Aston Martin driven by
Carroll Shelby of Dallas and
Roy Salvador Of Britain was
third, a lap behind the lead
ers.
Jaguar Drops Out
Then shortly after the sixth
hour, the Gregory-Ireland Jag
uar developed engine trouble
and dropped out.
Moss gave up when the valves
OF his Aston Martin clogged.
He had chung doggedly to Sec
ond place after his six-cylinder
British car. less powerful than
the Ferrari, had led the way for
the first II laps.
1t was Behra, with a brilliant
driving exhibition. who took the
lead from Moss. Quincy then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOYS
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOYS
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
Midget Glass
Food Town. 3. Garrett Park. ..
The Sportsmen. 10: A. p. Woodson. q.
ST. GATHERINGS, Is: Wheaton Woods, 4.
Takoma Tigers, g; Lyons Nursery, /
Oak View. 4 Hillendale. /
Sligo -Brandview, Z: Silver Spring Lions.
3
St. Bernadettes, z: Takoma Indians. s.
Junior Class
Sligo, 4: Conn Bel-Air, 3.
Carl Freeman, &: Coop. o.
Bethesda Civitan, 10; Bethesda Opti-
mist, 4.
Upper Montgomery. IL: st. Catherine, 3.
Senior Glass
Mattos Paints. Il; st. GATHERINGS, z.
Cornell Clippers, 3: Buchanan Build
ers. !.
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
Junior Class
Maggie'S Rest, 4: Queen Of Peace. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Adios Oregon
Scores Sweep
In Laurel Pace
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star stan Writer

Adios oregon, an $3.50 pur.
chase as yearling. showed why
he is one of the Nations lead
ing 3-year-old PAGERS by sweep.
ing both heats of the $4,000
Reading Futurity before 6.30l
spectators at Laurel Raceway
last night.
Owned by L. T. Nottingham
and c. r. Bull Of Onley, Va.
and driven by Tom Crank. Adios
Oregon, a son Of Adios, thrilled
the crowd by beating High
Walter. the even-money IA
vorite, in the first heat by q
half-length and then coming
back in the second dash to
win over Hugh Grants AdioS
Day by four lengths.
Eight Straight Victories
The sleek chestnut speedstei
got better with each start. His
time for the second neat was
2:0l9s. one and three-fifths
seconds of the track record
held by Hi-Lo's Forbes anc
two-fifths faster than he made
it in the first heat when he was
timed in 200. He came within
one and three-flfths seconds OF
equaling the world record held
by Tar Heel. Dottie's Pick anc
Torpid. 1t was his eighth
straight triumph this season.
The Virginia -owned colts
performance in the first heat
was sparkling in view Of the
fact that he started from the
ninth post position in the Sec
ond tier behind Milford Han
over. the No. I starter.
Going down the back side the
second time, Adios Oregon
pulled out from his fifth posi-
ton and collared High Walter
just short Of the sixteenth pole
to win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ms maidens; 3 and year olds;
5h furlongs.
Meat Pa. s,.,, 1900 go g sS e
PinhOoker tRiveral $50
Leafai. Buddy Bryan, Allegheny Jr =,
Minnie A., Brunina Star, Coral Sea.
wills Hope. Time. 1:0T+s.
SECOND RACE-Purse.. $1,000. g.
yessr,sol s and UP; special weights;
DentiVats eGSambTAp $50 sec ESQ
MendalIa tCutShaW) $40 800
Cedar Patch OLiddleD I.40
Battletite, Mistemar. Here's Queen.
oHatre Proof. Time. f:o7''
DAILY DOUBLE C7-8J PAID 5000
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; al
loEance; 4-year-olds and up; 5Is
sweet stroTr tM'Ke) 1850 $50 $50
Greeian Galley tcuts'w) $50 40
Bert WaymaF Parker 1.GU
Beau Priam. sunevent. Hi-sag.
HeadWind, Tolna Rose, Cummerbund.
l' PFo6iURT1fHi RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming SsI.E 3;YssssEI.Clds; dprlo1ss'
War Pardon tMcKeel 5.lO d.20
Blue Sky Boy tSeryis) $40
You Turn. Bold Ops, Rain River,
Poppy's Gem, Gang Girl. Time. 1:l42s
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; g.
supreme Ruler tRIv'A) 7.sO 800 80
Baby Man Cutshawl $40 $50
Mystic sword tGamb'a) 3.2O
Equal Right. Moonwatch, Arguable,
Plena. Time. 1:l3aS.
SIXTH RAcE-PurSe. $1,000; 4
year -olds and up claiming; 5ha
Compass Parker 100 $50 800
Jet Base RAppas) SEQ $50
Brother Max tNapolesl 300
Dandalo, Iogill Bonny Deb, suez,
SEVENTH RACE-IPurse. $1,000: A.
year-olds and up; claiming; 5ls fur
iTens's Ac. tGranu 900 4.aO 800
Miss Jando1 tGoodwin) 12.AO $40
oT Fiyins " Bid, Andys Hope, Achsa~
Ann, Tom Jackson. Rocos Fox. Time.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: g.
year ..olds and up. 5A furlongs.
M MapSy M MSSSy fs sms TAO sS s ssS
D' Majestic Move, cleve's Dream, ROYAL nE
Brick Royal Haisht. Way Love, Time.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. 1000: 2.
year-olds and up; claiming. mile and
Guilty Verdict (H'e) 1900 100 40
Away Shegoes PaDpasl $50 400
Sarah Constant tServiS) $50
Set EN- Up, Fl Goya, Black Blink
FLYING Dixie Time. LASH.
TENTH RACE-Purse, 1000; claim
ine: 3-year-olds and up: mile and 3
iurlongS
Nlrvy Miss (Kirk) $50 400
stop Street Phelps) i.2O
Nell KeeEan, Setsero, HERDS Prince,
Truce Talk. Parfe Of Love, Pleasure
Time. Time, 2:22h.
Total handle S3k3.a76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Johnny Reb Captures
Loudoun Pony Title

MIDDLEBURG. Va. June 20
tSpeciaD Johnny Reb, owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Tay-
lor. narrowly defeated Bobbie
Gardeners Moonbeam for the
Grand Championship, highlight
of the second and final day of
the Loudoun Pony and Junior
Show at scenic Glenwood Race
Course today.
Johnny Reb, a slick perform
ing bay gelding, earned Is
points, one more than Moon5
beam. the defending champion.
Thumbs Up won the pony
Jumper championship for her
owner. Norma Gerstenfeld.
with IL points. Nutcracker,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

drawn considerable criticism.
After he won the title by
knocking out Archie Moore in
1856. Patterson stopped Hurri-
cane Jackson. Then he went
against an amateur. Pete Rade-
and knocked him out
after getting off the floor.
Roy Harris. the pride of Cut
and Shoot. Tex, also floored
Patterson last August before
he was stopped in II rounds.
The London fight May l lasted
IL rounds before the Britisher
retired for the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Track Junket OKd

BOULDER, Colo, June 20
(AP).-The National AAU Ex-
ecutive Committee approved
today the sending of a four
man track team to Europe for
an appearance September 9
at Wupperthal, Germany.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
N cLAsIFIcADos
s-EMPLEos MUJEREs

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No necesita saber ingles. Lame des-
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unload fuerza Diesel Allis ChainarS
Q DA 844, reconstructed cornpIeta.
mente, 0 radiator v rrano
~electrico. Sin clutch ..'..,.. Sa4qs
Sc le 1nstala clutch pro disons
gemelos SP214 por .s... an
Equlpo Generator Diesel (nueyo a.
tabr1ca) Allis Chalmers 100 wv
trlfasico o enfriador del rsdis.
dor 6DA-844 reconstrufdo Ssss
G~enerador Cohler inovido DOR ssso.
n ALC 10KW, Radiator de aTrsr.
que electrico por control reno.
1890. ........ Slf1g
Iodos los precios Netos FOE
MIAMI. sin enhalafA