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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Thomson Center
Dancing Glasses
To Be Expanded

An expanded program Of
dancing classes is included in
activities scheduled for the fall
and winter session at the
Thomson Center, Twelfth and
L streets NV, the D. c. Rec
reation Department has an
nounced.
Social dancing is taught al
$3.50 pm. Mondays, Latin Amer.
lean dancing at $3.50 pm. Tues
days, and ballet at 7 pm
Thursdays.
Craft classes include hooked
and braided rug making at 7::3C
pm. Wednesdays, dress design.
ing and sewing at Z pm. Thurs
days, ceramics at 7:30 pm
Wednesdays and chair Gaming
and basketry at 1880 pm. Tues
days.
Bridge instruction is given at
8 pm. Mondays, and art class
es meet at 8 pm. Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
Language classes include
French at 1880 pm. Thursdays,
beginning Spanish at $3.50 pm
Mondays, advanced Spanish at
$50 pm. Wednesdays, and be-
ginning Russian at 7:30 pm
Thursdays.
Students may register at the
time of the class. Further infor-
nation is available from the
center or the Recreation De.
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
CENT0 Blasts
Red Attacks
Aimed al Iran
By the Associated Press


Ministers of the four Middle
East nations making up the
Central Treaty Organization
yesterday blasted Russia IN
propaganda.
They said Soviet broadcasts
aimed at Iran are markedly
at variance with current ef-
forts to reduce world tension.
They commended the Shah Of
Iran and his government fol
standing firm and united ir
the face of these attacks"
The condemnation of Rec
propaganda was contained in g
communicate at the end Of 6
CENTO Council of Minister:
meeting. The members, repre-
senting Turkey, Iran. Pakistar
and Britain, decided to hole
their next ministerial session
in Teheran in April.
u. S. Aid Lauded
In their communique. thu
ministers expressed gratifica'
ton at United States determi'
nation to help CENTO mem.
bers maintain security and in.
dependence. The United State:
is a member of CENTO's mill
tary, economic and counter.
subversive committees, but ha.
not become a full member o.
the alliance.
President Eisenhower, mean
while, assured Trans Ministel
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that control is the key issue
in disarmament progress.
: "At the present stage of the
discussion of the problem OF
general and complete disarma-
ment," he declared. "it is hardly
advisable to examine in details
all it's aspects, including details
Of control.
Provided there is agreement
in principle on the part OF
states to the proposal on gen.
eral and complete disarmament
it will not be difficult to work
out an agreement acceptable
to all which would include g
more detailed scheme of inter-
national control and inspec-
ton"
There was no formal reaction
from the big Western powers
But informally the view was
expressed that apparently the
Russians were still trying tt
downgrade the importance Of
controls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
LOST

BROWN BAG, or pocketbook:, val. pa;
pers, money; reward Lost 1000 22d
st. NV. FE 7-1281.
CHANGE PURSE, black leather, cont:
500 vic. of Y. w C A., 18th and
< SITS, nnSSS2 at receipt. desk. Reward
CHARM BRACELET, gold, with foot
bali, thimbie. heart and other charms
Great sentimental value Reward.
Please call EN- 3-2233.
COCKATIEL BIRD. gray with yellow
face fears, orange patches; in area
around Tara-Westover. KE. S-6647
DOG, collie, Penny" male. brown and
white: vic, Westmoreland Hills, West
Haven. Reward. OIL. 4-6047.
GOLD CHARM BRACELET. with 10
to IL charms, incl. calendar dated
Dec. 5, IS; Lost Sept %. Reward
PARAKEET,, light blue and gray has
silver band, dated 1921; VIC. RICH
mond ave. JU. S-2740.
PARAKEET, brilliant blue; vicinity
Branch ave. and M st. sc. LII
PARAKEET, white, tiAge blue; lost
$3.50 4fS rt SIs 30 j i g; ssi fG0d ''lker'
PURSE, black velvet, in Washington
business district, on Sunday, Octo-
Der 4; reward Contact Box y S-M,
Star, or KATHLEEN CALDWELL, Il
Memorial Park dr., Spring valley
WALLET, woman's, brown. military
and N: Z. ave. Reward. LU. 3-095O.
WRIST WATCH. lady's, yellow gold
near 18Th and Eye SITS. NV. Reward.
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Youths Steal
Police Car
And WreckIt

Two youths stole a Falls
Church police car early today
and promptly wrecked it.
Capt. Edward Simpson said
the youths jumped into the
cruiser about $3.50 am. just
after sergt. John wise parked
it in front of a home in the 100
block of Spring street in Falls
Church.
The sergeant had gone to the
address in response to a report
by a third youth who said his
car had been stolen.
Sergt. Wise said when he en-
tered the house. he heard his
cruiser roaring away. Running
outside. he saw it had smashed
into a car parked In front Of
1853 Spring street.
Other officers arriving at the
scene later caught a l6-year-
old Arlington boy hiding in a
lawn.
Police said the boy told them
he and a friend who were
visiting at a Spring street home
became excited when they saw
Sergt. Wise and decided to flee
Capt. Simpson estimated
damage to the cruiser at be-
tween $500 and 5000.
The boy arrested complained
of pains in the chest and wal
taken to Arlington Hospital fol
observation. Police are search
ing for the other youth.
! The car reported stolen hac
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quest by Ireland and Malaga
that the question of Tibet go on
the agenda for debate in the
full assembly.
The vote was II to 5 with
four abstentionS. Only the So
Wet Union. Czechoslovakia, Ro-
mania, Indonesia and Liberia
voted against the recommended
ton. Burma, France, Morocco
and the Union of South Africa
abStained. The chairman did
not participate.
The Assembly is expected to
vote the question onto its
agenda Monday.
In the committee, the Soviet
Union charged-and the United
States denied-that the United
States State Department had
fabricated the Dalai Lama'S
appeal to the U. N. for help
against the Chinese Com
muniStS.
Move Welcomed
Soviet Deputy Foreign Min
lister Vastly v. Kuznetsov made
the charge after United States
Minister James w. Barco said
the United States welcomed the
move sponsored by Ireland and
Malaga.
Then Mr.. Barco, in a second
speech, accused Mr.. KuzenetSov
of IAN outrageous and unprece-
denied attack on the sponsors
of this item and the United
States"
IT categorically and utterly
deny" he said, leach and every
one of the baseleSs charges
made against the United States
this afternoon by Mr.. Kuznet-
SOW"
In the Political Committee,
the Soviet Union declared yes
terday it opposed any detailed
examination of controls over
disarmament until agreement
is reached in principle on Pre-
mier Khrushchev'S total dis
armament plan.
West Attacked
Mr.. Kuznetsov opened dis
armament debate in the 49,
nation committee with a direct
attack on the Western position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Dead Fish Cover
40 Miles in Gulf

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Oct,
10 (AP).-"A heavily concen-
trated band of dead fish
7 miles in width" lay offshore
along a 40-mile stretch of the
Gulf of Mexico today.
I'VE just hope the wind won't
change" said the report of DR.,
Robert F. Hutton, chief biolo-
gist of the State Marine Labo-
ratory. A wind shift could
bring the rotting carcasseS
ashore in large numbers.
Small numbers of the fish
killed by concentrations of a
tiny marine organism COM
monty called red tide, washed
ashore yesterday but officials
said 1.-The overall situation has
improved considerably"
The tide carried many OF
them back out and workers
quickly cleaned up the re-
mainder.
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DR.. Arthur Compton
Stricken in Michigan

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10 (AP).-
Doctors planned further ex-
aminations today in an effort tc
determine the exact nature OF
an illness that has stricken DR.
Arthur H. Compton, NobeI
Prize winning physicist and
principal developer of the A.
bomb.
DR.. Compton. Sc, former
chancellor of Washington Uni
versity here, was flown to st
Louis from his summer home
in Northern Michigan last
night after becoming i'll. Ar
official Of Barnes Hospital saio
his condition was serious but
satisfactory and stabilized"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Quemoy Gets Respite
After Heavy Smelling

TAIPEI, Formosa, Oct. 10
(AP). - Chinese Communist
guns lapsed into their usual
even-numbered day silence to-
day after letting loose with the
heaviest Smelling of the Que
moy Islands in almost four
months yesterday.
The Nationalist Defense Min
istry said the Reds fired 235
rounds. While heavier than any
attack since June Is, it was
comparatively mild compared
with the big commandments of
the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Burmese Chief Ends
Talks With Nehru

NEW DELHI, India, Oct. 10
(AP) Burmese Prime Min
lister Ne Win flew home today
after a 44-hour visit to India
and talks with Prime Minister
Nehru.
Mr.. Nehru said they dis
cussed the tense situation along
their borders with Red China
but no communique was issued.
Maps put out by Peiping
show parts of India and Burma
las Chinese territory.
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West Point Visitors

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 10
(AP). - Crown Prince Asia
WosSen of Ethiopia toured the
United States Military Academy
with his wife, Princess Med
feriash Worq. The prince and
his wife arrived in New York
Wednesday for a months visit
They next will go to Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
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been returned when Sergt.
Wise arrived.
Capt. Simpson said the
sergeant had left the keys in
the police cruiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

FREE GIFTS
TCssssrs ~ FYtisssris, a n asSss. Tn sHs
plastic demonstration IN your
home. Details. phone MRS. FREY,
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AUCTION SALES

PIRATES DEN WAREHOUSE AUC-
TION-Every Wed. evening, 1880
nm. Hundreds Of unrestricted
items being auctioned this week
including rugs; matching french
provincial vanity. wardrobe, desk
and commode; Victorian ladies' and
rentlemen's chairs: marble-top.
pieces: Sterling, crystal. pressed
glass, pictures, lamps, china
Closets: dining room, living room
and bedroom furniture. 80 come
on out and have some fun. Con,
signments wanted. Auctloner, Ear
Thomas Cox, Auction at our Ware
house, 1910 Cordell ave-, Bethes-
da, just OF Old Georgetown I'd.
IA T.SdO7
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ATTENDANTS for amusement ar
eade: steady clean work and ex-
*; App Mt psnniberg. PALACE
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MELP MEN

ACCT, ST., CPA ONCE. Apply own
handwriting. stating education and
experience. Box 127-Y, Star.
ST. to semi, for
.ocal CPA firm, recent public ac-
counting exper. required; salary
open; permanent; fringe BENEFITS
63S washington Bldg, Elk. 3-25O6.
experienced in pub
lie accounting, auto necessary. to
associate with individual CPA.
Write giving education, experience
and salary requirements. Box
376-Y, Star.
ACCOUNTANT-Career position for
outstanding semi-sr.. CPA firm:
$4,000. MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS, INC, Suite 1901.
1435 q st. NV.
ACCOUNTANT, JR.. interested in
wide range Of accounting work,
accounts pay, internal auditing,
payroll; apply with written resume
giving salary requirements. Box
BABY. Star.
ACCT. BKKPR., yng., trained, re-
scent cent f IKE s sarssr St si SS9 m up
Field Engr., party CHIEF,
lIBM Programmer high salary
ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1904 N. z. Ave. RE. 7-7260
ACcTs. PAY elk. some exper.. ls
CLERK, CAREER. some coll. little
typing, 90 to 26, white SIC
elk, INVENTORY, his. grad, vet.
pref, local ref. 21-25. white
CLERK. MAIL, his. grad, perm; !,
TAB MACH. TRAINEE. his. grad :
white. 1922 ---- $50
Management ConsultantS,
Inc.
Suite 1901 14S5 O st- NV
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UHe snnhay Star
AND
T4r Eurntits Star
RATES

IS = = y 10
words Lines Time Times Times Times
rs 3 $l.74 $3.50 SPAS $l2.3o
20 q asa 500 1880 i6.4c
Is s $50 $50 1875 2o.sc
Out -of-Town Rote. s6e Per Line
3 or More Times. SOC Per Line
Eoeh Insertion (4-Line Minimum
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AUTO BODY MEN t2) must be ex-
per, sober and able to produce
Al work Wonderful opport. for
man willing to work; 50-50 basis.
Apply in person onlv to John w
Koustenis. service mgr, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. 1880 Conn.
ave n W
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PROPOSALS

FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSION.-Sealed bids win
be received until noon. Tuesday,
June 8, 1859, at the once of the
State Roads Commission at 800
West Preston Street, Baltimore 3,
Maryland. Offering to purchase the
improvements consisting Of 11a-
story brick dwelling located on the
former Thomas A. Titus. 9214
Georgia Avenue. property in Silver
Spring, Maryland, located on the
proposed highway Improvement be-
tween D. c. Line and Georgia
Avenue. All Of these improvements
must be removed down to the
ground line by midnight. Tuesday,
August f.. 1859, Details. bidding
lopes may be obtaind at the STATE
ROADS COMMISSION at Laurel.
Maryland. District once, phone
Parkway 10000. my17.24
FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
received until noon, Tuesday. June
o, 1859, at the once Of the State
Roads Commission at 800 West
Preston Street. Baltimore 3, Mary
land, Offering to purchase the inn
provements consisting OF 1h-
story frame dwelling located on
the former Emma Owens, 59l6
Wayne Street property in Tuxedo,
Maryland, located on the proposed
htghway Improvement between
Landover Road and Kenilworth
Interchange. An Of these improve
fnentS must be removed down to
the ground line BY midnight, Tues
day. August 4. 1859. Details, bid
ding. forms and special bidding
envelopes may be obtsinsd e the
Laurel, Maryland. District ONCE,
phone Parkway $4,000. my17,24
TUE BOARD OF IRRIGATION OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY will re-
ceive sealed bids for furnishing
dates and times as shown. The
the once Of the Supervisor OF
Purchasing, at the Board Of Edu-
cation, 800 East Montgomery Ave-
nue.. Rockville, Maryland. Speci-
fications may be obtained at the
Once Of the Supervisor OF Pur-
chasing. Bid No. 1850. Drafting
and other Industrial Arts EQUIP
ment until 8 PM, DIST, Fri
day, Nav 90, 1859. Bid No. IA
SO. Window-Type Air Condition
ing Units, until 3 PM, DIST,
Tuesday, May %, 1859. myl7
FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSIOH-Sealed bids will be
received until noon, Tuesday, June
o, 1859, at the once OF the state
Roads Commission. at Box III
3OO West Preston Street, Balti-
more 8, Maryland, offering TO pur-
chase the improvements located on
the following. properties: !tem
42942-Russell Y Lewis evils. o 1,L
story brick dwelling. Item 4Z939-
Hugh W. Harris, 6126 LandoveT
Road, Hyattsville, / Hs-story stucco'
and-frame dwelling. The proper.
ties are located on the proposed
highway improvement between Pc
tense Highway and Annapolis
washington Expressway, AL thesl
improvements must be removed
down to the ground line BY mid
night, Tuesday, August 4, 1893
Details, bidding forms, and specia
bidding envelopes may be obtainet
at the STATE ROADS COMMITS
SION at Laurel. Maryland. TIT
properties must be bid individually
Each property to be bid on mus
be on a separate bidding form an(
accompanied BY two certified OF
cashiers checks, the first in thu
amount Of the bid and the seconC
in the amount Of the guarantee al
specified on the hid form. District
ONCE. phone Parkway $1,000.
my17,24
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HELP MEN
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When anspertnp advertisements
addressed to Star boTes do NOT
enclose original references pho
t00rdphs or other materials OF
personal vdlue. Copies serpe the
purpose. Originals MAY Get lost.
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NELp MEN

AUTO sALEsMEN---seli new an,
used RamhierI; pay open. Mr.
SMITH. ~. 4-8300.
AUTO SAkkSMKN--Move 10 tn
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franc backed b. heavy direct maj
campaign. pustllne area with neE
Chantilly airport. under ccnstruc
ton. Sen In fabulous Fairfai
County. Excellent commission plan
BETTER--WoRK IN PAlaFSs
COUNTY = SELL FOR BRITT =
TED BRITT FORD SALES. 2Ol
East Lse highway. Fairfax. Va
AUTOMOBILE sALEsAfAN--Neec
salesnien TO complete our. sale
force. Experienced men preferred
Liberal Salary. commission anS
other dement's, Call Mr.. Perry
ABBY MERCURY. INC. TO. O.
5000 fof appointment.
AUTO sALEsMAN-Excellent op,
portunlty TO connect with q sub.
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billty Of income and pleasant work
ing conditions. Salary plus com.
mission. demo. and gas furnished
insurance dement's, etc. Only top.
notch men with excellent jol
records and references will b
considered. Apply In person Mr.
slattery. L, p. sTEUART SILVER
SPRING INC. 1141 East-Wesi
hwy. Silver Spring. Nd.
AUTO statesmen
We need 2 experienced statesmen u
complete sales force. selling tn
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New-car demonstrator and othei
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earning bic money. apply In per
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AUTO SALES, 1900 BenninR I'd
ne.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALES
MAN, to write lob orders: capahll
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BRICKIAYERs WANTED, report
ready 70 work Monday long-terul
lob. 81 per hour. pENIA0ON
RECREATION CENTER. 18th and
s. Eads st. Arlington, Va.
BRICKLAYERs t4l. white. steady
work. So a day After 3 pm.
call : c. JENKINS. ri. 4-7616.
BRIcKLAYERS, white. good wages.
Po.. 2-0S92 42s Macarthur dr.s
Rockville. Md.
BRIcKLAYERs. white; steady
work JE. 2-9i05.
BRICKLAYERs t2D. white: ton
wages. BR. s-93a0 or BR. S-s49S.
BRICKLAYERS
HAVE TOOLS
REPORT $50 Am.
U. s.. EMPL. SERVICE
1911 TucKERMAN ST. NV.
NO FEES
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SPECIAL NOTICES


I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone but my
self. EDNA M. VINEGAR, 7133
Carroll Ave-, Takoma PIX. IL, Nd.
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone but my
self. FREDDIE NJ. HENRY, Is
Grant Circle NV. D. C. -
NOTICE-Annual meeting Of the
Glenwood Cemetery will be held
in the cemetery chapel at 2219
Lincoln road ne, Washington
d. c., on Monday, June l. 1863,
at 7:30 pm. sharp. All lot
owners are earnestly requested to
be present. MAJOR ERNEST W.
BROWN, President: WALTER B.
JARVIS. Secretary.
UNATTACHED trade assoc; execu-
tive needs part time employment
Avail. eyes,, Sats. and sun. Wnal
can / do for you? Reply to BOZ
BLK, Star,
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BIRTENDER, white: must be q
STTR1ScSKsTs Is Oes $3.50
Mayor I'd. sc.
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 NY. Ave. NV. RE. 1887
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TECHNICAL,

See our ad under SALES"
NATIONAL EMPL SERV.. INC.
los 10th st, NV. Elk. 3-727C
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14l1 s. FERN ST.
(oFF JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON. VA.
CTAKE AB&W BUS FROM
18th AND PENNA. AVE. NV
GET OFF AT 18th ST. g.. ON
JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
Shirley Industrial Area
Shirley Hwy. and Edsau Rd.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
FAMOUS.MAKE SHEETS
HANDSOMELY BOXED

From our collection of fine per-
Gales all dressed up for Christmas
giving:
E. Fieldcrest Sweetheart Rose"
rose printed hem in pink, blue
or gold color on white. 8lxlO8"
sheet and pair of 42x38H" cases.
7.99
PiIIowcoses only, 2.99
F. Fieldcrest "Royal Carnation,"
all over cornotion print in pink,
turquoise or gold color. 8lxlO8"
sheet and poir of 42x38H2 coses,
500
PiIIowcoces only, 299
G. and H. Cannon "Rose
Wreath" and Rose Spray"
Rose Wreath" circIets Of roses
in pink, blue or gold on white,
all over print. "Rose Spray" tiny
rose sprays in pink, yellow, green
or aqua on border with solid color
sheet motching coIors Of print.
Cases all over print on white.
81xlO8" sheet and pair Of AK
38R" cases. 500
PiIIowcoses only, 2.99
WGL-BIonkets and Bedding, 5th Floor
also Chevy Chase ond Corners
Evening star., 1959-12-02
is a turning of thoughts toward home
M1vuzLQMhhqn:

Chstms is the worh and glow Of hoe gathering to its
heart family and friends As we've doing for genera
tons we've gathered wonderful collections of furnishings to help
you make your other homes heart -wormno haven all
through the holidays oil through the year.
Evening star., 1959-06-15
TENNIS FANS ENTHUsED
!, 400 See AItheo Gibson,
Richardson, Win Here

tional champion from Phila-
delphia, 8-6, 6-3.
Richardson and Miss Gibson
beat Seixas and Mrs. Irving In
doubles, ga, 6--4.
Richardson, who now. lives
In Arlington, said last week
that a good turnout yesterday
we'll might stir up activity here.
Those in command, he indi-
Gated. can he expected to line
up more top matches in the
future. II enough interest Is
shown.
Miss Gibson. the Negro star
from Harlem. showed the
crowd. which included Chief
Justice Warren and Defense
Secretary McElroy. the BOOM
ing drives that took her TO the
Wimbledon and National cham
pionships.
Mrs. Irving was a big OBJ
stacle in Miss Gibson's way be-
fore she got married and re-
tired two years ago. But she
was not In Althea's class yes
terday.
Richardson. the Nations No.
l player, and Seixas. who for
merly held that ranking. put
on a rugged, close exhibition.
Evening star., 1959-06-15
BELMONT
Continued From Page Ais

Continued From Page A-1s
hurting him because he was
trying to lug In all the way.
He had plenty of zip but he
wasn't running free. All the
time I was moving up in the
backstretch, 7 was fighting to
keep him from Juggling in.
Then. when Bagdad went out
a bit from the rail and Manassa
Mauler was tiring. there was a
spot between them. ! set him
down and headed for the hole.
That's when it happened. He
took a couple of stumbling steps
and went down"
Burch said he planned to let
up on Sword Dancers training
for two or three weeks and
confine his exercise to slow
gallcps.
I'VE might 60 to Chicago,
but not for the Arlington
Classic since that's too soon.
But our plans are always sub
ject to change. The next big
one might be the American
Derby out there. august 29), or
the Travers at Saratoga
august 22).
Bagdad. who took the lead
on the turn but eventually was
the runnerup by three-quarters
of a length, was flown to Los
Angeles last night.
Trainer Joe Dunn said Bag
dad would start in the 500. 900
Hollywood Derby June 81
against Tony Lee, the colt
that nosed Sword Dancer out
In the Kentucky Derby, and
Silver Spoon, the filly that
beat Tony Lee in Saturdays
Cinema Handicap at Hollywood
Park.